davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-08

perity, lcol)
1s73-James C. Wheeler, Prosperity,
(col)
1974-Felix oxner, Route /, Prosperity
(col.)
1975-Jacob Jenj. Black, Prosperity
1s76-Horace Enos Counts. Prosperity
1s77-Homer Boozer Wheeler, Pros
perity,
1s7s-clyde Miller Wheeler, Pros
perity.
1s7s-ores Eugene Kinard, Route ~
Prosperity.
1sso-Jenkins Bookman, Route 81
Prosperity, (eol.)
/ 19S1-Ardy Darby Burton, Route +
Prosperity, (col.)
19S2-Winnins Hunter Bowers, Route
1, Prosperity.
1sSs-Freddie Moore Cook, Route 3.
Prosperity.
1sSAGeorge Elbert Counts. Route r.
Prosperity, (col)
1ss5-George Brady Gallman, Pros
/ perity, (col)
19S6-Ollie Bushnell Miller, Route 2,
Little Mountain.
/ 1sS7-Thos. Cleveland Hawkins. R
F. D. 8, Prosperity.
1sss-Tohn Emanuel Moore, Route T.
Prosperity.
1sss-Thee Wheeler, Route 2, Pros
perity, (col)
1s90-Allen Birge Wise, Prosperity.
1991-Moses Prisock, Route 2, Pros
perity.
1ss2-Fred o'Neail Koon, Route z
Prosperity.
1sss-Lewis Wilburn Bedenbaugn.
/ Prosperity.
1ssAGeorge Daniel Brown, Route ..
Prosperity.
1s95-Ernest Sidney Koon, gRoute .,
Little Mountain.
1ss6-cyrus B. Eschumpert, Route 3,
Prosperity.
1ss7-Edgar Bowles Merchant, Route
2, Prosperity.
199s-Jesse Thompson Enlow, Route
2, Prosperity
1sse-william Wheeler. Route 2
Prosperity, (coll
2OoO-Lewis Bouknight, Prosperity.
2001-James Daniel Hunt, Prosperity
2O02-Jas. Arthur Counts. Prosperity.
2oOs-Luther Patrick Martin, Route 2.
Little Mountain.
.2oo4-Tohn Berley Fulmer, Route 2,
Little Mountain.
20e5-Sammie Stephens, Prosperity.
|, .(col.)
2o0s-Lois Dominick, Prosperity.
2oO7-Allen Vaughn, Route 3, Pros
j perity.
2oos-osmond Simeon Miller, Pros
perity.
2OOs-Jacob Daniel Taylor. Route 8.
|. Prosperity.
2o1o-Elliott Harris, Route 2, Prose
perity, fcol)
2011-Ldther Willie Derrick, Route T.
Prosperity.
2o12-orie William Amick, Prosperity
2o1s-John Williams, Route 8, Pros
perity (col.)
2014Henry Hardy, Prosperity, tcof3
2015-Malcoln Rufus Singley, Pros
! perity.
2O1s-Jaoob Renj. Cook, Route /, Pros
perity.
I2a7-George Boozer, Route 2, Pros
! perity, (col)
201s-william Benz. Havird, Route I,
Prosperity.
2o1s-Joseph Ernest Pugh, Route I.
/ Prosperity.
2e2O- Eugene Lambert Hawkins, P
r. D. s. Prosperity
2oa1-William W. Boozer, Route I.
Prosperity, (col)
2022- Willie Wilbur Kinard, Route 3:
Prosperity.
2023-Mark Boyd Rankin, Route 2.
i Prosperity.
2o2-John David .Prisock. Route 2,
Prosperity.
2o25-John Carl Dennis, Route 4,
Prosperity
2o2s-centeniel Davidson, Route Z.
Newberry, (coL)
2027-George Hawkins, Route 8, Pros
4 perity, (col.)
2o2S-Marion Walter Long, Route >.
Prosperity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
WILL DRAFT ALL SLACK
ACRES FOR WAR WORK
International Farm Congress lud
INK Many Thousands Not rrodur'
ing for llHuErl World.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aus IT,
"slackcr a.rog' to tho number of
many thousand are hcmg located boy
the guternouonu farm ,ontrr,s, in
its fcconty inIuhrl effort 90 iu.
crease tho food supply ng preventing
farm lands from h.ur idIn un a..
count ~ lack of N""r. seed ur
finances
Tho farm roug'U. uet Eunr
into the real estate .u.u" uld
" ! DrumWuui chairman OFF iH
board ut governors sH .UHT.' H
made fNr the service r..N...H lhr
congress- has many thousand mrW.
hors. I'm twenty ur mot" HHIr ~
maintains permanent office o. /.
an agricultural cdu.auVal i0.n.
tIon not operated fur urtOt lH
.routors have merely decided mat |
well equipped organization should 'N
used, during the period of tu" vlr
M every way that viii holp win lu.
rro8slur food production H ui IND
first Importance Every HhUkrt
acre" every acre that b. not working
iu 1919 viii contribute materially
to amy food shortage tho country
may he up against Lots mako rNvy
good acre work. o. possible
Tho farm congress ia NOT attempt
lnE to finance farming operations DO.
rrutly In efforts prn directed o.
finding mon with sufficient urfAI
or equipment. uuJ who understand
farming tu y.riuJr ON cultivation
thc7r lands which otherwise. would
le idle Mon ul fha description 1ru
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12

empire uro Iying IN their graves an
over the world or hidden forever boo
the terrible and mysterious depths
OF the sea. while more than another
half million are so manned ana
broken thnt they can never again Do.
counted as useful citizons of % world
wherein n man must work II Do"
would eat and therefore live. NyW
York and many other great c.urs 'u
thc United States love a procession.
and 10 In a startling fact 20 note that
II the dead and wholly War-sn4l-
tered youth OF the British empire
could march down Firth avenue .u
platoons of twenty mon ia rank
tho pallid host could NOT pass from
central Park 10 Washington slugrr
u ten long summer dayE America
~ proud, and very properly proud. uf
the great army she hat poured into
France, 10 les n million. In round
numbers, million Of first rate fight
ing mon carried In British shIps with
absolute safety across pcrilous seas
But Britain has already lost n mil.
ION In dead and grlcy0uaiy wouudcA
while two and = h1lf millions haS$
been fmiltcn boy the pcsaIencc calleN
Ntrmany / have not rxagreratod
These fgurcs They are official We
Know some OF tho details with
mournful cNactlmde During one
month In Fruuce in 1917 we had e7..
900 mon killed. In the first twelve.
months on The wRr we had G.6GO Of.
tlcers ana $4,000 men Killed. Dur
lng lhe month ot April this year as
IN" result ot tho great battlcs which
bcEan ON March q, 1918. we had
oNor 10000 casualties among officers
alou" OF course we have killed ana
wounded many Germans Utt v,h,t
does that mattcr7 what docs IN mat
ter how many ~ tho hrutoa ar,
Killed o. 10 rs our dufy. n dlitv. NM
on us by tho laws We live und.r
obey and swear by 20 keen on kW-
ing them tll they cease 10 nlapu,
mankind. | have no concern for
Germans You Americana havs n
frontier proverh. "A good lnuu Ia
dead lnjunN' UnU Germany casts
out the devil OF kalscri.m ana rn.s
back hund@d years 10 the race
Mhlch produced some decent and
useful members OF the BODY COZ
porate / shall believe most firmly
that tho hest German ia n dead Ce,-
man. What does grieve me mos,
profoundly is tho knowlcdre that
Er'ain-and every word have writ
ten would hc stultlticd n YOU ala not
realize that J am proud OF my own
folk has lost the flower OF her man
hood. Just as you. my honorcd
friends In America. win lose a stock
hard 90 replace N the million uf your
magnificent youth iu France ana tho
other millions you win put IN tho
field until there arc enough dead
Germans are fatci 90 show a cas-
ualy lst comparable with that OF
Britain. l'ut do not m iunderstaud
mo My faith tn tho, destiny OF our
Joint races is supreme. Are not our
dead the best warranty ~ tho mast
and ihe brightest hone " the future
They are our very own. flesh or our
flesh and bone OF our bono Thcy
are AZ once our tribute and our in
su.uuDu No who gave this holo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
RAINS HELPED CREEK
COUNTY COTTON CROP

,rfe4. fa Tho world
uWerUW. okla. AUG li.-The
rain of Thursday night which was
more OF N local nature. has aono
much TO- brighten up tho cotton
prospects ln This section or Greek
county than anything has for several
vroUs Much OF the cotton was be-
CLAIMING to suffer greatly from lack
~ rIn uul Loo many fields tho bolls
had been uV~ned 90 such an extent
unJ they were beginning 90 fan Off
THE rain was not a hard one but
NtH uf sovrrnl hours duration and
hourNttcd Ihc cotton very much. II
Us afpmaf0d hy tho county farm
agent that mo cotton has been Inv
ufrI ny thc excessive hot weather
about l5 90 90 pcf cont In this part
uf tho county Tho upands Va where
the damage has been done 60 tho
cotton. a8 the bottom cotton was
uDFpr Boz better shape FOR a bumper
crop The county farm agent also
uatas that the cotton would hav,
been boa much better shape ~ lh,
farmers had been kept on oultWaunl
their ground
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
REPUBLICANS SELECT
FINE COUNTY TICKET
Headed By Horace speed aud stan
Icy -. Edmistcr of Pawnec,
WIN Hid strong for Votes.

With the final count In and All
controversies settled, Il will be mo-
tiocd that Tulsa county Republicans
have selected a particularly strong
linoup 6f candidates for the county.
state and district offices These
men have been known for years Ia
TulAanH and residents of the county.
They are men whose principles are
tried and found not wanting In tho
least There In not one iota OF svi-
dcnce TO the effect that they ars not
competent and absolutely capable In
every way to lake charge OF and ex-
ecute The duuoa the public will caR
upon them to perform.
Here 10 the lineup that win be
ppaenied for the consideration %
the voters at the general election;
For district judge Horace speed
OF Tulsa, and Stanley o. Edmisisr
Of pRwnee.
For state senator--Glsnn cops
don. u
For state representative u
tJeck) DeShane and Horace Hsw-
berry.
For superior judse-John +. Ksr
fiean.
For county judge. n. wilkins
tnow u. =. eommiasioner).
For scouDty Rufus ~
Underwood.
lgor county sheriff-wsM. Mo.
Cullough.
For county asIeasor--o. A. s,sss
nor.
i'or county ciark--D. n. Reea.
For county treasurer--C. N
Cleveland OF skiAtook.
For court clerk--William Choate
OF Sand Springs.
For superintendent Of public ins
structlon--A j, Keeling. %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
MODERN W00DMEN WILL
CONDUCT BARNETT BURIAL

Tho funeral Of Charles Barnett.
who died os tho result Of wounds
received iu "a nght on "a Red Fork
ur last week. viii bc held at the
home Uf thc family In Red Fork to-
Htg Af @ pm Tho services will be
m charge of tho Wuoimtu ~ the
World. OF which the deceased was
. member Hs-uctt has been a res
.." uf tho community Tor the past
ID years Nud was employed BY tho
IHu. American refinery az the time
.r lH death IlD .g survived by "a
wife ANA three children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
RETRACT e.
COMMITTEE CHARGE
Say the Resolution tondcmuiur the
Fair Price Committee Was Ilnlf.
Cooked Proposition

FesiIng that they acted with
haste upon assurance of one VI
their members that be had proof Co
substantiate certain charges the
printers Of Tulsa have rctractcd
their resolution Of August Z in
which both the fair price committee
and council OF defense were scored
1T seems" SAID Rrrretary sim
mermacher. the printers feel that
they went off half cooked and do
not hesitate I'm admitting t | do
not believe more patriotic organ
ihatiOu OF men exists than those of
the Typographical union and could
cito dozens OF instances 90 prove A.
Thoy have found tho resolution un,
Just and therefore thcy rstynct H."
Tho following resolution was
adopted by tho printers al their
meeting Sunday:
Whereas. The resolution adopted
bv tho Tulsa Typographical Union
No. 403 August Z was prompted hy
positive assurances Of proof TO sub
stantiate charges I'm said resolution,
by one ~ our members and
whereas Said member has failed
to produce proof ne promised. bo II
Resolvod, That Tulsa Typorraph.
ical Union hereby rctrncts said roH.
olutan. and be- " further
Rseolvrd That tho same publicity
he given this resolution as was given
resolution OF August Z
Adopted I'm special session this
nth day ot August. 1918
TULSA TYPO. UNION fo3.
, H. W CONWAY. Pres
II. n. sIMMERMACHER Sec
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
HItoApWAY.

h.v.N.HnHnerl vaudeville bill Of
U"r r.'H. u fact one OF the best Of
... ..I..n J.. being presented Nca-
....... uY Manager pplmmer OF tho
broadway Tho Totos appear in
.u..| .s considered one OF The elias
....f 1853 Vr. HH one ~ tho most dif-
,..H balancing, posing aud
.....us novelty acts NJ the year.
...H#s1 barton. the tan man with
rn. .. voice. lg splendid In Songs.
nrH HH "Nr Hoozc' song is illus
..rf.t. and Instructive. George New
f.n .s excellent ln Rriot throwing
WrrnE and comedy nnlnF other
.a.r4 include T1II g. sinclair. singing
anal banjo playing. Cook A Hamll-
Rom. .uHur talking dancing and
.rlnuIuuu The pictures include q
bond Weekly. three comedies and .
feature n five reels. with Alice
Joyce. n 'To tho Highest Bidder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
WILL ASK PERMISSION
TO ISSUE SCHOOL BONDS

DRUMRIuHT. Okla Aug, ti.---A
committee OF Drumrlght business
men will go 10 WashnEton for the
purpose of securing federal approval
pf bond issue recently voted By
the people of this city to secure
ti3A000 high school building The
COMMITTEES was appointed by the
board OF education yesterday and
consists Of DR. Melvin Fry, president
of the board, \. y. Logan, MEM
her. and Postmaster Orville knight
The members OF the committee e1-
peot 10 leave Tuesday and arc con-
fiden, that federal approval will be
secured prumright Is In great need
of a new high school building, ~
there are not sufficient houses here
10 provide for tho 5,70O or more
pupils
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Aug. 1i--Ths
Tulsa. Okla. colony OF the q. g.
Grant hotel captured all honorH in
tho local f.snlnE tourney when Mra
r.. T.. Conpoly ana Mrs. j j. Larkin
landed The record-wt corvirA at
Coronado lu winning this weeks
trophy loo tho fishing tourney, these
two charming Fglsa 'uIA not only
demonstrated their SKIN wl.h rod
and rect. but infected raded interest
into thc pfhlrst Following tnt
catches Mrs Con10ly and Mira. Lar
Ban uuutfuurl .1cIr fish. The pro-
rceds going t1 the o.. IS GrnHt hoters
summer COLONY war rc.Itt fnd Mrs.
y0nuuy aud Mrs Lltkin announces
Nat they win aConiiuur their stay
hero throughout August, returning
tu Tulso sometime Doc Neptember.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
/. Trlcnd NJ Gcrmnn.

%, Tho Associated Frcss
rEEIND Aug 10.--Ths Chinese
royorrmrut has declined to receive
MUusignOr potrclu recently Rp-
pointed papal .nuucio 10 China. on
the ground that no ig personal
friend OF Admiral Won Hintze, Ger
man secretary OF foreign affairs and
late minister 90 Peking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
FREE FAIR CATAL0G
OUT; PREMIUMS $4,000
Conducted Under tho state Law aud
Program II Most Comprehensive
Ever offered.

Fui information regarding the
Tulsa county free fair, whish Ia 20
be held September l6-19. IL coh-
uinod In the annual fair book Ia
sued yesterday Under tho dlrcc-
lion OF y H. Graham. secretary Of
the association. the books will be
distributed throughout the county.
Premiums amounting to $1,000
nro described In tho publication,
Tho prizes this year will be greater
than ever before In the history Of
The fair. because of the fact that
tho association Is In much better
financial way
This fair II conducted under the
provisions OF and by authority of ths
FREQ fair law ~ Oklahoma says
the preface to the book. mo charges
are made Tor admission or Tor en-
trance of exhibits. unless displays
are sold for profit"
Rules fur Entruncc,
Complete rules Tor the entrance
0f exhibits. the judging and rights
uf exhibitors TO protest are noted
lu the book Entries may be made
with the secretary September IS,
Who will be al his office ON the far
grounds
There nrc fourteen departments,
oach OF which will be- iu thc hands
OF competent supcriuicudrntH All
~ thum VIII serve lu am oduDaIou7l
way to those who visit the fai', no.
addition tD providing "a premium fur
tnr host exhibits
Tho departments are. Horses, cnt-
iIr swine sheep. poultry farm prod
uUfs r.pfrlu. corn ktfir. wheat pea
r..t. .... 4FfIIff puWuUHH broom
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12

] Do not apologize Tor r.r'r.'- 'N
lne casualty list 10 Ir r-....H. '.'.
thts' statistics should N. W
kihoWn. 10 ls dlrflcwt u ..n.. H.
uc" 70 convey any f'r "
brlmiu's work IN other t..'. I.
n'"NS guns alone she U-H.f...#.
curing tho third yonr of ."" wHr
uineH o9 many as ln tho f... N'N.
ana llO times as much gmuH....
Ane expenditure Of rifle tmE Hu..""
per week is now Go times ".....
llan lhe average weekly ,NuDwH..
duflhF the first ton months u. f."
war The output OF machine r.".
mas Increased 80 times. Two .N"".
sand miles OF railway trarN I."
locomotives and many tons OF '....
SANDS ot wagons have hoau en."".
ABROAD The ministry Of munitions
handles 5000 900 artIcicg Dor w...
nnd sends abroad CO 600 cuua.n-
menta per week In On lon t' oycr
ninety national arsenala- Great Ur.t.
ain has now G.OiG government COM.
r"lnd factories an working lly #nI
n.Fht on munitions and eurpNur
Women do go 20 40 per cent of ou
thh machine work ON shells faasa
and trench warfare supplies AMI
have contributed 1880 trained mur
ch1nIoH 'o the royal flying ro-pg u
One way Hr another about 100000
Briuah.womcn arc working for their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12


NEW lNI.h, Aux lu'.Ip
row huruH' q. 7'r''Nen W1Ill wa w..
have endured Wou. year. "I "' '.'
enter uu tf.h li"W many 'W'
y.u.F N. lh" human '..' N'
uH t1 suffer ths agony '''
knows 1902 ii Do Zoo N'. 'I'l.. a..
o. mortal man i' d'I lh',' F,
decree. m 'h' NIn'..NN l' ICY,
most rH.HmnN gay l1a A'''n"."
carnival Ht woe ma. '' p'' N''..'
Providence no f'''I"' "H '..
0" N'1ra F'' i' .'N.'. '
'.' Germany ' ''.'''
And why 40 nl'. '''
. breath w"'.'.n '.' ,''
.. 'N" ''N0' .". Oh. ,..
.'' 500 'N' '.N
F.'N '.N' '.N. "'' .'
h. Germany
N..N.T Ut N'"''
would cease '' '' .-'"
admitted Ihr I'- '.'F D'
nAn VICTORY ! W.'.' g.
IrNo ihA' NC VINO L'N' WV ''
mon on 'h' Mount lI'' on 'N'
or calvary Tor man i'''',' P'.'u.
W'HlH hh""' p'Il'' "'.r
roWtul 10 my FInN' WIN N,, -,
ofr' mar might lf .n"Ir p,''l'l IN,
rlPhl thhi lh' 'lli'A ".l'n "l "'t,,, l...,
France, lrlAp, liAlF, NhNTl'h an"
even poor. torn Russia into the con-
fUr' the prncIuio Wh'rh l'n l'''-
gium to risk ana lose nll the sheer
sense az Justice which has ranged
t,.ytv othfr r1tDra on our RIdc,
..,ttI,.. ,,,.,. nor I.as than
,, ,...,.l.,uc liunders
-, .. ...., ,t. ,,t.op mat
,' ."-''' ,.,., ,.. ,,,.b theory
Nl''' eve IN, ,,l,,,,'- r,.,corr,tcl
.'' ".. '-'' ,...t..,. 80 Ian.
t'I "'',', .,, g,.li .,,.',',.. ,,..s rom
v, .,.I'i. h'l "p ''lNN ... t.,,,tl-
ms ,.'N' ','' N'''',a -, ~ -, ,y.Ii NOT
ial ,,..,.,,-,. sncNrb Ia
u" I'N'''' ''''' 'I some
proved ."',' "N' .. .yrb
miracles '. HlII',i' 80, .' t,.. .y.ry.
H.f''',t a, ,,1IH
; it'nE Nhlu'l in li'' ,.t..i., hr,
nnnl IN N'h' WI 49,. INT
there lH "a fI'"' '"' N' '', t..,l.
comes 20 my .'l ''''' ~. ,,t,,,, ,,,,rp.
ful "aicht. OF 'H' N',' -, 20
ofl'H OF 'he ~" 49,, md
frenzy lho.' WI" ' 7
SUN i've. "'.'' ,trb,Ipg
Know -'nAt "F ...,. ,,., 9,ar
Tor the rIt",f .l' f.,a' '..t ll, ip
I70d oI'n'' u"t ,,. rpriI.b
every q '.,'.S 1,.r,, ~ tho n,opie
,,,,n4 so ~ Wv. .t on' ,,c gb,u gain
W." nave
.,.. ,..,,. -s..., LIT, ,,,t. ,,rcf-
Rto 49,, .antrg h,ys strt,,cn 70
convey Won viii unAcratand that in
the remainder ot this brief essay !
shall tell % tho glory and the i'm
W'nF'tF N hrtoin's achievements In
tH's war not to taunt her deeds IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
DIED or WOUNDS.

Corporate
Msrlo w. D RsAf, wsat heatils, Waah'
wnnam A Allen. Boston Mass
John IIosatd Brscss, New York, ~ Y.
clarence Colhuu. Toledo Ohio.
Alfred n Cole, New Haven, Conn
Joe Hodss. Phoenix, Ala.
Henry Pspsniok, Toronto. Canada.
Jay u Wilson Thompson, Ohio.
DIED PROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
oAUsEH
Pnvliss3
Michael Roahoska. ChisaFo. III
CHARLES I. Rossll wallsvlle. NY.
WOUNDED. DEaRrp UHDHTBRhiNEp.
sofFt wnliam = Folsom, w"tvill'. o.
homer Green, no Division street Port
Maior Griswold. rsblsr, OLA
asa=-H-=
KILLED IN ACTION
Louis A usmusnt Akron, ohio
ou A sweet, Crockett Gal
william NJ Meyers, Antrim, y. n,
Lloyd PlTksf, Hamilton, wash.
Henry o. Riehman. Andersen, Ind.
Milton O Stevenson, Paramount N. ID,
DIED or WOUNDS
ssrgt. Pred Rogers, Enslsy. Ala
DIED FROM ACCIDENT,
sstst George 7. Browning, Aberdeen,
Wash
WOUNDED. DECREE uNpE1 gRhiNBp
VIII u Martin. Tulsa, Oth
willie g. Psumofe, Twenty nlnth street
Houston TefAa
Mechanic George n Rel, iArkadslphia
Ark
Albert T. Greer, barron, la
Walker y FREDDY. Trenton. Tetas,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12

need = volume
so rcylUw ~ our four years fight
c7B .uWlt % brief reference to that
Ia-umou"d word knltur According
i1 the Hun. the whole quarrel hinges
un The refusal ~ the democracies of
tho world to accept kultur Very
Wen What is kultur7 / have here
% table ~ tho worst forms of crime
committed lu Germany and England
during the ten years lS97-lsO1:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-12
KILnED IN ACTION


Strrcanh
John Bobo. Bonanta. An
ciino.la ? camsl'll clarion. ,ii,. i9.' n,
Paul Mintsr Monlecllo Ca
William shoemaker. lehlrht0n. Pa
Rosros A. Willard Mount Carmel III
clarence W hien. rufnsrs Taus. Mass
George n Hsrenbrok. Latrobe Pc,
John bishop Chambefabufg, Pa.
Cars NJ Casey Flocomb Ala
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Special 70 Tho World
DRUMRlGHT Okla. Aug H.
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under tho auspices of the Rotary
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