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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
HARDEN WARNS HUNS
OF RUSSIAN STORM
piitor Points out Dangers Iron,
lprlsings Win Thcir porcnts
Against German Domination.
BONDAGE is TEUTON IDEAL
Down on Your knccs' T. Nim oi
Nation, lie says Praises british
and American soldiers

WASHINGTON, Aug i5 An
other violent attack on pruuian
policy with warning NJ tho storm
brewing In Russia and "a frank trib-
Ute 20 British and American soldiers
fighting for their ideals has Just
been published IN the Zunkunft by
Macmillan Harden. the free spoken
German editor An official dispatch
from France today quotes extracts
from the article, commenting partic-
ularly on the action Of tho German
censoru In permitting Il TO appear.
AT tho moment whom the fire OF
Slavi1 hatred coming from four cor
QcIS OF Russia IN developing into one
single immense flame" Harden
asked. how can our rulers think OF
finding supporters Tor thrones and
supplying candidates for Them Are
our rulers desirOiIH Of supporting the
plans Of tho adversary and uniting In
ono single fire all the sparkling
flames which are burning or smoi-
derlng between VladivOHtok and se-
haslopo1 between MurmanAk and
F1ume."
Harden declared the soul Of mod
ern Germany II dominated by the
idea OF bondage and IN summed up
In down on your knees"
You think that tho British and
Americans ara such RH the eonsorV-
atlVe papers represent them" Jhe
wrote. They have proved them
solves 20 be very different on the
User. at Arras and at Dormans. They
have shed the best Of their blood,
spent hundreds OF thousa nds with
out dreams OF conquest simply for
their ideals. Does this In any way
correspond TO the picture that you
have drawn OF them ?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
ADVANCES MADE
IN MINOR FIGHTING.


The fighting on tho somme- Oiss
battle front still continues OF a minor
character compared with that OF the
early part Of the week, when the
Germans reinforced their line and
stopped tho eastward sweep OF the
allied forces
Nevertheless, the British and
french again have been able to gain,
ground on two important sectors
Tho British short distance north
wcst Of Roye. where they took the
villages OF Damery and Parvillers,
and the French on the southern wing
~ The battle front. where they have
captured two farms In the process
OF clearing the hilly and wooded dis
Vlct around LasHlgny OF the enemy.
North OF the Somme between Al
bert and Arras the Germans are con
unuing 20 fall back and the British
are keeping In close contact with
them. Thus far the Germans have
definitely given up the towns OF
beaumont Hamel Serre. Bucuuoy
and Puisicux-au- Mont. and al sew
eral points have crossed the Ancre
river, with the British following
closely on their trail No official ex-
PLANTATION has yet been advanced OF
the rctrogradc movement OF the
Germans over this front. but Il Ia not
AZ nll unlikely that the operations on
The somme front aud the harrassing
tactics the British recently have EN-
ployed made the enemy deHirious Of
establishing himself on new ground
eastward. with the Ancre river a bar
rier between him ana his foea AZ
any rate the Hehuterne salient has
virtually been obllteratod by the re-
tlremcnt Of the Germans and seem %
ngly they now will be compelled to
ooSrINuED on PAGE ,TEM.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
AMERICANS ARE
NOW IN SIBERIA
Twenty-Seyenth Disembarks
at Vladiyostok Under ~
Colonel Styer.
PEASANTS FLOCK TO CZECHS
Arrival Of Allies Brings Slavs
10 New Banner Quickly
Hun Stories False.
ADVANCES ARE BEING MADE
Allies Move South From
Archangel and East
Through Siberia.
PEASANTS FLOCK TO CzECHS
ADVANCES ARE BEING MADE

wAsHGNGTON. Aug I5--Ameri-
ran troops today began 20 dIsom.
bark al NladNostol< and Immediately
will Join the international force TO
aid the Czecho SIovak army In It's
campaign In siberia The Americans
compose the 2Tth regular infantry
regiment from Manila and will be
followed by another regiment from
the Philippines and additional troops
from the United states.
Tho s7th regiment has. not been
recruited to war strength and the
exact number ot mon is not definite
" known here. but Jos estimated Ht
from I 200 to 500. Col Henry j.
Styer commands tho 27th regiment
The entire American force will he
under Major General Graves. who
has been commanding "A regular
army division IN Camp Kearncy, Cal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Can Il Urgent.
ARMY TRAINING CAMPS
WILL BE MADE LARGER

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5.-Pians
Tor enlargement OF several OF the big
training camps were announced to
night ly the army general STAFF
Camp tancOck. Ca, designated AZ "A
center for the training OF machine
gunncrs will bo enlarged to accom-
modatc between f.fty-slx thousand
and sixty thousand men. An orr
GERS training school, housed In tents.
there now Will be given barracks
and quarters and the total cost OF
new work VIII be about &2,OOO.OOO.
Tho capacity OF Camp Grant III.
which has been created an Infantry
replacement cantonmenL will be In
creased from $4,000 TO 10000 men.
Field artillery firing centers are to
Doe located AT West Point. Ky. Camp
Jackson, s c., and Fayetteville. ~
c. with six briEades Of artillery To-
Gated atNgach of them except Jack
son, which, WITH have four.
Officers training schools with tent
accommodations AT Camps Ioe. Va.
Gordon Ga. and Pike, Ark. are 10
be given pcrmnnent9 housing at a
cost Of 100000 each.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
WILSON OPPOSES BLEASE
IN SOUTH CAROLINA RACE

SPARTANBURG. r. c., Aug. i5.--
President Wilson has addressed n
letter 10 Thomas x. Daniel. wash
ington correspondent OF the Spar
tauburg Herald. In response "a re-
quest for an expression OF his views
on the senatorial rane IN South Caro-
lima, IN which former GovernYr Cole
L. Blease IL candidate. In witch he
says
lot me ny that have perfect
confidence that the people Of South
Carolina will Judge rightly In the
senatorial contest and have not the
least fear that they will believe that
My Hlease 10 or can be "a friHnd ot
tho administration The record ot
his opinion Is already written ana II
ls little late 20 cTpunge it'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
GERMANS FORCED
TO WITHDRAW LINE.

WITH THE pRIrisH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. iB.---. Reuter'H) =
The Heputerne salient has practio-
ally disappeared as result OF the
German retirement In that sector OF
INC front The British have now
pushed their posts far toward Bue-
quoy.
General Ludendorfrs recent order.
thae ground must be given up II
holding II would entail an undue ex-
pendlture OF man-power. IL believed
10 ct largely responsible for the
German withdriEEal The wonderful
success OF tha light British tanks has
probably Impressed the German high
command with tho desirabillty OF
getting behind the river Ancre wher-
ever practicable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
TROOPS ADVANCE
At MANY POINTS.

wAsHINGTON. Aug 1b.--The
march or events In Russia from
news received today seems 10 be rap
idly, assuming the proportions OF "a
,99H ~ the bolHheviki and OF a ma
'u,s % 70 eTins aismay 10 Germany.
With allied troops rapidly moving
south from ArchAnRei. forces OF
British. French. Japanese and Amer
lean trsops at NlRdivostok and opor-
rtinE 10 tho westward and British
force At Baku. the Czecho- Sloynks
have taken new heart In their heroic
fight against tho Germans and Aus
trians
Allies Move South.
Late dispatches today recorded the
advance Of the allied troops from
Archangel 70 Pabercshkaia, ono hum
dred miles south. on the road To Vo-
logda The bolshcviki are retreatinr
and we're reported committing every
known atrocity upon the civil pnpu-
ssation which openly has espouscd the
cause of the allies Tho bolshcvikl
throughout Russia are reported not
only fleeing from the advancing ar
lies but the newly aroused Russians
who have learned that the allies are
not beaten on the west front. as the
Germans and holshevikl have been
persistentlv preaching AZ the real
news reaches the great mass NJ the
people tho men are reported taking
IN the arms that they carried home
with them when they were dis
charged after the debacle ot Brest-
IItovsk
Russians Anxious 20 Fight
one official of the state depars-
mcnt declared today that far from
being tired Of fighting and wanting
only 10 get back 90 their homes as
the German propagnndists have re-
ported, the Russians are more RnNi-
Gus than ever 20 fight FOR their free
dom. which they thought they had |
lost So soon after having gained Il by |
revolution one proof OF this ~
found In tho marching Of armed |
hands OF peasants upon Petrograd /
demanding food and charging that |
tho red guard have robbed their /
farms and stores OF all provisions ,
Tho soviet OF PetroFrnd, fully upprc- |
clating the menace OF the aroused l
peasants, have fled 10 Kronstadt /
where with LenIne and TrotEl,y. |
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
PRESIDENT MAKES APPEAL
FOR NEXT LOAN CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON. Aug i5.--Presl-
dent wilson has written an auto
graph appeal IN behalf or the fourth
Liberty loan 10 be published IN fun
page newspaper Advertisements and
shown on moving picture screens
Sept 2s. the opening day OF the
three week loan campaign In an
nouncinE this today tho Liberty
loan publicity bureau also said ar
engagements had been made for tho
wublication daily throughout the
loan period OF display advertise
meuts In newspapers and magazines
consisting OF special pleas written
ny prominent men. including secre,
tary Baker General perShing. Chns.
NJ Schwab. samuel Gompers and
others.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16

PARIS, Aug. 15.--Further
gains have been made by the
French in the wooded region
between the Matz and Oise.
rivers and just north of the
Disc near Ribecourt. accord
ing to the French official COM
munication issued this eve
ming. For the most part,
however, the operations have
been Of a minor character.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
RAILROAD ENGINEERS
ARRIVE AT VLADIVoSrOK

Nv The Associated Press
VLADNOSTOK. Sunday Aug II.
Eighty four membc of tho stevens
railroad commission, sent from IN"
United States to Russia In May. l9l',
10 assist in the rehabilitation OF Rus
Eian railroads. and who have been
At SaEasak for tho last eight
months. have arrived here. Ihey
will begin work an tho Siberian rail-
road behind the Czecho-Sluyak lines
between this city and khablvorsk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
ITALIANS TAKE
NEW HIGH POSITIONS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. t6.--Ttaiian
troorf last night established them
selvob Ia high positions taken from
the enemy In Val Telllna and Val Ca
monica while their artillery con-
tinued concentrated fire upon the
important Austrian defense posi-
ions. according TO an official re-
sumo OF Italian operations received
az tho embassy here today from
Rome.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
ALABAMA SHERIFF SHOT
TO DEATH BY DISTILLER

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. Aug 16.--p.
NJ watts. sheriff ~ Tuscaloosa coun-
ty was shot and instantly killed TO-
day 10 miles north OF here. An al
legged Illicit diHtillcr, Dock Bigham.
IL being hunted by a posse of ~
men ana dogs tonight, and n posse ~
100 men viii 90 into that section of
Tuscaloosa county early 10 morrow
II nigham has not been taken
Vernon Robertson. tho ahrrifrH
deputy, was shot through tho loft
shoulder by HiRham, u h asserted.
Tho two men were accompanied by
four United States morvhnls. and A.
is said had captured two men, who
led watts and Robertson 10 the sull
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Hunibert GiUes High
Praise to Americans
In PicGrdy Offensive

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY
IN FRANCE, Aug. f5.--Dcepcst
admiration for American troops
which have been fighting with the
British and French In the Picardy
offensive was expressed today by
General Humbcrt, commander Of
the third French army during n
talk to war correspondents.
The Americans fight" he sald.
with an nrdor that IL unsur.
unsscd"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
PLANS MADE TO FURNISH
SEED WHEAT TO FARMERS

WICHITA. Kan, AuE. l5-rltns
.' providing seed wheat for farmers
W. Kansas. Oklahoma. Colorado and
SA"s through government loans.
Deing perfectsd here today az "a
s"e"ng Of Representatives OF the
nut states named Leo NJ. Fsta-
UIoN assistant secretary Of agrlruI.
" present Five million dollnra
ro,,,en ueen set aside by the federal
tbssI nl1cnt 10 lend to farmers In
49, vhsa 5h,alea who are unable 70 buy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Toys and Life.

You can learn q lot from boys
hy the way they usH their toys,
Some atr selfish in thelr tAroi
Ncysr very glad 10 share
playthirFs With smother boy;
Seem 10 vsnt 10 hoard their JOY.
And thry hide away the drum
tor the DAYS that never come
Hide the train Of ears and tkAtst,
he~rInr them from tll their mate,
And ruin sIl their hoy hood through
With their toyt aa good o. new.
Others rlsdly rive and lend
Needless that the TIN may bend
Caring not hat drum hsads break,
Nindiur not-that playmsies iAks
To ihemselyes the 10y ihN lies
10 tho little birthday prte
And in homes that house such boys
Always thcre are broken toys,
Hynbolisirr moments glad
That the Youthful lives have had
There. ySu'll never find shef
Dedicated unto soi
TOYS are made Tor rhlldrcn's I'm,
Nsrv frAil and quickly dunc.
And Who kesps them long 70 vtev,
Right Of paiut ard good a. new.
Robs himself and other boys
~ heir swiftly pAmirg joys
so he looked upon 4 toy
when our soldier NaH boy,
And somehow today we're glad
That the tokens ~ our Tad
And the ttinttts that We krsp
Arc broken. battered hsAp.
Lite itself r. but toy
fiUed with duty and with Joy
Not iOo closely should Nc guard
our brief time from being Scared;
Never high on musty shelves
should We hoard Il Tor oursslves
10 Is something We should share
In another's hour ~ eare=
Something va should gladly rive
That another here may live
we should never live 10 through
Keeping IL A. good a. new.
Copyright 1918 BY Edgar 4 Gutt)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Roosevelt Regrets
He Cannot BE With
His Sons In France

PARIS, Aug 10. UIavns Arrn-
Cyl Colonel iooscycltAs answer
tn coincidence extended by Prcst.
dent polncnrc on the death OF
lieut. Quentin Roosevelt h pub.
lishrd by The newspapers.
MY only regret 4he colonel
wrote. ''is that / am unable To
fight beside my soma"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
KANSAS AVIATOR BRINGS
DOWN THREE HUN PLANES

TOPEKA, kan. Aug. I5.--IAout
Donald Hudson formerly OF thia
'iiy and now iwth the American
aerial forces In France recently
brought down three German air
planes in five minutes, according TO
an announcement today by Mrs
Marie Wear, assistant state librarian
and Hudsons aunt Tho uyIators
I''her, Paul Hudson. now in Wash
hFion. received news OF tho fcit
Nom tho commander Mrs Wear
Alld. Lieutenant Hudson s "a
GRANDSON OF the late i. *. Hudson. a
Wrll-kno wn~s.x gspapcr uubUshrr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Washington .Smfrdgists
GiUeH Jail Sentences

WASHINGTON, Aug I5.--Twen-
ty-slx women, who have been DEFY
INK the police IN woman's party dem
oustro'ions ON the square opposite
tho White House IN protest aralnst
uio aeuato.s delay IN acting ON the
federal suffrage amendment were
given i8ll sentences IN the police
court today when thcy refused 10 nav
fines
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
General March Tells Senate
Committee Number Needed
to Win on West Front.
DELAY PLAYS ENEMYS HAND
Chief of Staff Wants quick
Action; Bill Goes Over
Week.

u..,u,,,,roy A., r
! ..t. -
,na, ,,''t ~. Csrmon arm, ir u', ,.".
i.'J tIle Eo,i"",' ,ln',' "Nn..y, w '''
nrcscnt plans or the war drpartmrr
call for more than that number uu
der arms next summon with SOM,
2 100000 Of thcm ur cighly dEi
sions. In Franco by june 80.
These and other Important f1pt
concerning the nations effort in th,
war as given 10 the senate commit
tee ny General March. occrotnN
bakor ana Provost Marshal Genera
'rowder' were revealed today hy
Chairman Chamberlain in present
ing TO tho senate The a'ministra,
uon man power nill extending tho
drhit age 10 Include all men he
tween the ages of ls and 4b years.
President wilson iH t"rmined to
bring tho war to o conclusion D.,
concentrating all forces ON the
western front, including Italy Secrc
tary BAKER told tho committee. and
hehoral March supplemented this
by stating that IL was the purpose 90
ehd tho great world struggle quickly
anu u',l.l,,'N l'r We nation not
once tho otIcf ~ s,'gs ds.i...5' %'
wouId he hut "pI,yi,r ccr,,'.,.'.
r,re,' many o
,,.,-., n,..,
ih'r'S -'h' p''iSi"ns In fnnoc. '
Thirty-our American divisions. or
approximately 100000 men. now
are In France, witheas many moro I'm
camps iu this country AS roscr
voir Secretary Baker said that the
accelerated program of troop move
ments overseas which has enabled
General Pcrshlng 10 organize his
first field Amy OF somo i.25O.00O
men viii Doe continued because uf
the generous action Of the British
government In supplying shipping.
To carry out the present program
~ eighty divisions overseas by juno
30. nearly two million men must be
sent TO France In the next eleven
months. Mr.. Baker would not bc
drawn into any discussion ot the
couniry's ability 90 transport men.
but 70 is known that many more than
that number could be landed In the
war zone az the present rate OF
shipments.
March Wants Young Men.
c.,,r.i ,,,..h TIA a.. ,.u,,,t,,.o
..co,si,. a. ,,s rnn,r, - ,ha 80
ate. that he was I'm favor OF Young
men for the army and that tho
youths ot ~ registered under the
new draft law would bc In France
by June 90. lie estimated that some
100000 men qualified for fun mil
l;ary service would be secured from
the new registrants and he outlined
the calls for the next year or more
as follows:
August $4,000 September,
100000; October. $4,000 Novcm
Der, 10000, D. sender, 10000;
January 100000. February. 200 900
and 500 900 monthly thereafter until
the end OF next year
These calls would arrr gate
.2O5. 900 against the estimate Of
z 10000 TO be had from the new
hut mo- cNplanation was
,,' . 70 ..,' 80.
A. a. .aid tSat .... nr.s.n, reser.
votr m, ci.ss wui n, cyb,ustcJ nv !
NJ, p,tot.- 500 lce,ct,,,. p,J,r
- -. a, 80, -. '" ,,,,, ~ -,
p.a'" 'uN's
VT " tleh ~" III 'N,l'Pa iu ,i,'
present troop movement overBoaA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
RIVER SECTOR CLEARED
French Forcing Enemy
From Disc and Matz
Region.
HUNS REALIZE SERIOUSNESS
Conference of Military
Leaders and Emperors
Is in Progress.

LONDON, Aug. l5.-The
Canadians have taken the
villages Of Damery and Par
villers, a short distance north
west Of Roye, according to
Field Marshal Haig's official
communication issued this
evening. The British line
southeast Of Proyart. Just
south Of the Somme, has been
advanced a short distance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Argentine Congress Is
Asked TO Enlarge Nary

BUENOS AIRES Auf rs prcg
dent troroy"n has asked congress 90
adopt a law apprupriotng So,0O0.oO
pesos 20 increase the size OF the Ar
gcntino navy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Condition of Ferdinand
GrOlcs Steadily Worse

GENEVA. Aug. 15.-The health or
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria. who is
at Nauheim, suddenly has became
worse, according 10 dispatch rs-
cotved here from Muninh. Ills con
dillon now Is considered critical
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Many Air Raids Made
Into Germany In July

LONDON, Aug. fS.-A record
number OF air raids were mado .uJn
German territory during July Tho
total Is said authoritatiyey 20 be g6
me bombs dropped amounted to
81 tons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
Provost Marshal General Starts Ma.
'hlucrl for Getting Men In Ad-
vance Of Congressional Action.
WILL OBTAIN TWO MILLION
Ihlrt"cn Million Arc Expected 20
purr Selves for Service When
Nrw Ages Are Adopted
MEN NEEDED BY OCTOBER
Registration Day VIII Bc Either Sep.
''mbcr @ or 10 Ia Provide Men
Tor Future Calls

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5.-rroyost
haw.u gcoonl Crowdor announced
today NWt plans already have been
HN1" fHr registering tho 1900 900
additional mon which no estimates
"i.. ho ufoug Nh under the solectlvc
service law whom congress enacts
.h0 pending blu extending tho age
lim.'s l' include men between as and
g. yrar From this number ap-
pI"NwHt'.y TWO million qualified for
I''I '.'..'ry service are expected 10
30, obtained
sp uE.ut 10 the need Tor adIl-
N"HII mtupHwot. General CroWdcr
said, lIaE lno dnu machinery is
being puf into shape for the great
i"Hh "N'tI without waiting for final
action uy congress Men OF tho new
dIiit viii boo needed by october ] =,
nflRu order to got them registra
u0u day VIII have 20 he hold not
ihi,r than September Is and N pos
.1"i' "'picWuor viii be fixed us
The day.
When tho $4,000. 600 men are en-
rolled, nearly 2b.O0O.OOO viii have
been registered since the United
Siai"s-eutcrcd the war There were
some ten million enrolled on tho first
registration day. June D. 1917. am
other six hundred thousand last
juno 3 and several hundred thou
sand moro are expected 10 DO en-
rolled August 20
Preliminary steps Taken.
Preliminary steps have been taken
by the provost marshal general" H,Id
General Crowdts statement. TO
provide for tho Registration OF those
men who viii be affected by tho act
which congress is expected shortly
To pass extending the ago limits OF
the selective draft
State headquarters. local boards
and other officials In the various
states have been advised TO hold
themselves In readiness TO proceed
with their work as soon Ha
oongEcss has acted, apd tho president
by proclamation has fixed tho date
for registration
Until the Legislation ls actually
passed, II can not be stated with eN-
actness, OF course, what the new age
limits Will be But, because OF the
urgency OF tho situation, Il Is essen
tlhl that as much Of the preparatory
work as possible be- done az this
timo In order that the administration
may promptly avail Itself OF the new
Raw, To that end, now, as In the
past. the utmost reliance Is placed
on the American people to supply
the necessary cooperation ana team
work. "a
Call Il Urgent.
1.-THE situation Is urgent because
hy October ! class 1, under the age
limits OF tho original act, will have
been entirely exhausted. Unless
horo Is 20 hc a very serious intor-
-upilun In the flow OF American
troops 10 the camps and thence
across. the seaa TO France. class /
must be replonished at tho earliest
CONFINED ON PAGE TEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-16
PRISONERS NOW
NUMBER $4,000.

LONDON, Aug. iB..--sinee August
y when the allied attack in Picardy
beEan, the British and French have
Msn prisoners 10 the number OF
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Four Million Americans Can
Whip Foe and End War Soon
The Weather

TUt EA. Avg rs
Maximum iUa mln
imam. 20 south
viudt and clear
OKLAHOMA For
FRIDAY and saturday
ItKANsA9 ror
'7Ay And SATURDAY
far
LOUISIANA Foi
Friday and SATURDAY
far
y ct TEXAS
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