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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-13
sEcRETARY. BAKER Ar FRONT.
He is Now on French Soil-The Visit
Purely Military.

Paris, March tO.G-The American
Secretary Of War, Newton D. Baker,
has arrived at French port. 4
(This is the first announcement
that Secretary Baker had left WASH
ington. 1t was stated some time ago
that he would probably visit France
in order to inspect the American ex-
peditionary forces.)
Visit Purely Military.
Washington, March 1O.--Upon
hearing Of Secretary Bakers safe ar
rival in France through the Associat-
ed Press dispatch from Paris, the
War Department tonight announced
that the, Secretary's visit Is purely
military and not diplomatic and Is
for purposes Of inspection and per-
sonal conferences with military off,
cia1s. While no official report on the
Secretary's arrival had been received,
the department issued this state
ment:
"A cable dispatch from Paris to
the Associated Press tonight an
alounces the arrival at a French port
OF the Secretary Of War.
Fer some time Secretary Baker
has desired to visit the headquarters
OF the American expeditionary forces.
He sailed from an American port
about February 9th.
Secretary Baker. has notr deter
mined the length OF time he will re-
main in france, but his stay will be
long enough to enable him to make
"A thorough inspection Of the Ameri-
can forces abroad and to hold i'm
portant conferences with American
military officers.
q. 1T Is expected that not only Will
Secretary Baker visit the American
Headquarters, but his inspection tour
will cover construction projects, In
Guiding docks, railroads and ord
nance bases, now. under way back or
the American lness 4.
n. "The secretary's Visits military
and nottdipfomatic. 1t Is essentially
for the purposes OF inspection and
personal conferences with military
officials. ss
s"1Thc Secretary OF War is accom-.
panied by Major Gen. VIM. Black,
Lieut.. Col. NJ, l.. Brett and Ralph
Hayes, private secretary to Secretary
Baker" 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-13
Wants Union Meeting.

New Hope, March 11.-Special:
There was a large congregation at
church at New Hope Sunday to hear
the now pastor, Rev. M, ). Stansel.
The sernlon was good and the new
pastor is making a good Impression
on his congregation. The church at
this place extends an Invitation to
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-13

the union meeting of the upper divis-
ion of Beaverdam Association to
meet with New Hope next time, .and
request the former moderator to have
ths program arranged and published
for the OCCASION. n. M, Elrod. q.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
FINANCIAL
Dods. CARS. ,,rGrs

MASlCuRiNG taught a. "A g. Fifth.
New TULSA Beauty raflor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
nornLs RooMINo HousEs
MoNEY ro IoAN cnATTgLa
nHAL ENTlIH IOANI

HAVE private fund OF client i1 loud on
good security Samuel A Hoouiir. 'i3
WrIrht Nldr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
MONEY

&1a~ m ~ and consumer VIA
ADUGXGH Qstted than by tha con-
Che present chaotic con-
Teal Estshe market
,.nsuraplan In 70 create, subject 10
'"'estbrovai OF the president. cot
fommittee 70 devise methods for
broadening the channels OF dis
! tribution and use OF the great stock
J OF low grades now practically un-
marketable, (b) eliminating specus
latlon and boarding. and tc) appor-
, tionins the foreign orders.
FIx Prior N Nocessary.
ut may be part 6f this commit
tees duty TO recommend basic priccs
> on cotton. n after Investigation Il
! - s.f.~N rs- --.-- 80 fsts-s-aaa ssili
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

REAL ESTATE
REAL BARGAINS

4 good 5.room bungalow, best
block on South baltimore east
front. high and slightly nice decor
atiOns. two south bedrooms, mgntcl.
living room 1870. good closets, good
we'll. twO-car garage wash House.
fine shade. solid stone foundation,
$3.50 Terms Very complete
Only 5000 FOR beautiful 6-room
bungalow An tho newest features.
OAK floors. nicc decorations, mantei.
ivory fn'sh, mahogany finish doors.
living room across front, basement,
garage. very complete
only $500 FOR new 5-room
house. two blocks from Horace Mann
school nice decorations. OAK floors.
living room across entire front. mod
ern, built-in cabinet. garage. full
size basement a complete home. im-
mediate possession, good terms.
$4,000 for good 6-room bunrn
low close In, high and slightly. mod
crn. nice decorations. ivory finish
oak floors. bullt.. book cases three
south bed rooms. full slze basement.
owner leaving city ann willing 10
sacrifice. $1,000 cRah, balance
monthly.
A. j. JENKINS & SON
Phone 4l06
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
FINANCIAL
BUsiNEss opPoRTUNII

hboANAno NfNNh hEA AAH'
IhukOVGHLY experienced Office man,
J6 yvan OF aEc, class we'll educated,
vigorous. with considerable initiative, has
had thorough Office accounting eudobuH.
ness executive eNpcfirncg and mas
handled large correspondence. Nn years
experience as officer Of bauk references
bond, u nccessafl, aud results Address
r21 World,
WANT EMPLOYMENT. build Faso
line plants vacuum. can take charge ana
Install machinery % all AindH You ran
seo mo aud my work VI september go
miles east of SapulpA al Tribe uAso-
line Plant. Cal for b. j. Barnes, ca.
foreman.
WA ltD Position As bookkeeper. and
can also uso typewriter. bayo had plenty
experience ami past drah age and eau
give best of reference lHonr H5o7
SITUATION WANrrD-By a hrtteiass
roA q, chef Of chef steward young
first class second. WI 30 anywhere
Please Uslo salary Address ssi' care
World
WANTED A pumping 9ob man past
hrbt ago. hBYU % years experience. Write
D. % Boa 81 lsnks otin.
sITuArIoEs WANTED FEMALE t5
.AN EXPERIENCED and steady waitress
wants position iH firstr,ass cafe, would
prefer work from 90 a. 81. 90, "a
y Detroit
tAIrtatNttu uurEe wants care Of
patient through ibo day or would con
slider any Kind of day work ,arrpuas
heavy NuuasNufk r.. ono AAlq. + ht.Srou
o. m and O. %. m. Ash for nurse.
FdHgNNtNr position wanted by young
lady ls 'vpiat aud general office WORK
lIIrr. EoE .3H sprnFia.r Ark
fItNIrt acurrs position 90 moving pic
'lfr cor hotel oI.hraita Address l5.
ru-IliON ANTkp-N Young 'ady wants
position ua DpIst OF light sf,uoEraphic
work rhoHo Aa9i.
~ rs POSITION wautet boy expert
ry.si operator Phone gTh7
s1ENuuRArutR- Stranger In city. with
many years experience desires position .
SALARY &-a Address BOX To World
-IInp,ut AIutN Wei experienced DO
Wrca permanent position Phone 3633 j.
WANTED Position after acaool hours aud
Saturdays by experienced high school
writer. operate g. R y hoard file a"d
usr dirnpho1o Phone A1pH.
WASTED POSITION Young lady de-.
sircH NenosrHphc position, can do book
Keeping Ihono ia2l ~
NANrtu. hosrdiug house for oil com.
pHuy ON q lease. or others interested al
dres' Mrs Katie Cooper Tulsa Okla
Will stay with children evenings. refer
,0,os A. 90 character aud rrhablsnrss
Phone looAl
NOuNG LADY wishes oNi.o WORK prefers
work Boz oil office Address u " World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

WA rtD Position as booktreper and
can also uso typewriter bayo had plenty
experience ami past draf nra aud eau
.LNu Ln.I nl rnIerrn-e- l.nnr hLOI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
BusiNtss PROPERTY

1RIDK BUILDING Two floors hoti 3.
rented Tor fcuO per month special Price
EIU 300 terms. 81 600 rahh. balance 100
ppr month Bls ll3N. Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
6IL 1919 - LEAsrs Id

ATTENTION OIL INVESTORS Have large
arr~ago, with or v0hout production.
wa-Uh can sell 10 attractive prices viii
a.so Bssigt9 acreage for drilling ot test
wells. Address i. T. Floyd Neodosua.
kau Roy 319
FOR SALE g0u.acrs lhst with live set
county Win power and all r,,ssssrv
yqutpmgnist low price fot quick action
itHrrHt Rrr HEs Musknrre DLla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
rRAoKAdE AND INDUSTRIAL ss

" NJ AtNt tracts ON street HaT ON paved
road good water fine soil on at
terms Rsum 6li Robinson uldg r
touttol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
APARTMENTS FURNISHED


hARrMGNrs-fURNisHEp ~
,.N'N. you f'y furniture '"' u. D.
'.''''N.
MODERN ruom turuishrd apartment
thuuN Af1'
rnl Iu slide rnror room apartment ior
rrni and 'eD nifty taruiuIc 'or sale
.l" rive some terna. party leaving city
Ir.. gro" can Mourrhosd lN1D
TWELFTH IS 500 Npaumr1i ~ throe
r.n"E a.lry fpfnIshrd irst part ui
Hu ca -0pp
uorsr,so, prvr
.......,.....'. No. ~ ~
I, lI '''' 3 ,''N.'. ,N' W., ''-.
I..t lnf'h servant . H"'Hr''. FHf
Irrr. ..,
..,.I.,.,.,I ,,,...,,..,... .,..,.
M''',n ., ,',.r
r..t.I fll Phone 7i5i
,....t., ,...- "a
''-' t,i"' IrnN ~
.....,
u. u. taii y V,. 4t.,j "''' WI
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t. ''''' ''' '-' ''
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...,,'',, t,,,I.,.
Ia.l.f r,r IIn, ft' bsr month phone
IuNIu.Er Beet 5r,om bungalow In Ken
HaH .rrs,n porch two uIo.ts from .1l
Hs. ONO block from car line .mfrcdi
'.' nn""f''"o Call phnnr el13k
InN NtNl Large 5room house with gh
i'Er ",, water, e's and telephone
"'.' TOD - 70 "'"".
lNk ktNI Modern cottage u Morning
t.d' ronnls Hrsrlrg porch hnili Boo
tgpinws o., D. n Riley & co a2i
.Fntn,>4 f,. ,..,. ,',......,... .-.,, ..,,
300 b.ora on y Peoria ns1N Lowell
,f.o' t1r information raI' sol
house has never been occupied Price
f-' Ger month Phone 'lh7
FlN Wi NT srt, o ue. o. rsow hsuas lo
.1f.d ,outN .Idr. 10 reliable parties
.or, l449
FDR -VpNr-- -,,.,. -,,o, ri.- ,.. E,,.,.,
ard r.rlFe. hrri.t.l T,r a4gg.I ~,
rrHf
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rage phnua a0aTJ
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p,n,p, fr,,,,. .gs ~ F,lrb
lhN hF iW ere 'ltal hoAhr Tor
VOW ''-' '' lhone 'lV'h h
~ 1Lf Of double d room house Tor rent
Phone g7tl 7
uNt and ono Z room uuiurubhcl house.
Kendall Phone HuiR
WIEifvg b qt4 Tor r,.r room mod
.s - n,I,,rt ,rd "",.sst
Phone 5t7sR
NNNTIrS fa7- N,v 7rcsy tonrs
low ..,rir,l, noB.rp. hartv,,J ,br,pss
,ut ,t,u .t. =. r,.iac,,r .re, "a
Phone zoos n
,,,,,s,i "ss'Ss 10, -. ~. - -
nished house for rent cali between
and p NJ
,..,,,,,.-.,.t. .,-,,,.t.s,,.t.," ,,,,t..,s
rooms Ath and maid room. snated on
west side on gtrert In best io-ality $50
per month Write p ~ Box 1904 or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
EdISIIE

220 31T lows HldE Phone VtaEe 2l50
MONEY TO LOAN on FARMs-Let me-
relp YOU buy farm improve Tho one
mo % you want 20 srIl farms see me
H8uLstou 40 Kohinson hidc. Phone
H5T.
MuNFa. ~ Unlimited amouuts
ON cRi oklahoma farm lands Write
or caI for information Mgorhcui loan
Co 200 Nrv Nu't BLDG Tu'a uln.
Phone $3.50
NUNEN no LOAN 5000 and $500 private
money 20 I1au on Tulsa rosl estate Home
Loan brokerage Co. 2lr Palace Rldg
Phone 3lNl.
MustN TO lufN .Oa realty aes Roau.
s0a Arcade, I-ouo lAIl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
LIVE STOCK AND vruloLrs 5.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
nousBnoLD GOODS

houShhoLD 'Oo"' ''
DINING chairs 'lr sale. four ..If .a.
chairs Ih"n' 4h''
furniture. good as new. af D. .....
az T.. i"''' '''''' 90. '..'.
-.
''k a..
N".'a HOY
'.''',, ''''
fHsh ..l. anl.r 400 '.'. Almost ''" ''.
hA'''mo''
FIVE ROOMS OF good uuIrIfr U......
piano, for sale proceed .uw for IwH.I""
disposal lower Wpdr'H dHI..h 'nf I.'
splendid close lH .o0a'Hn f". Iaf...
lars phone Hl'' after t' r
FIVE ROOMS of Mrn.mr. ur a.r .ar..
Gan rent house REASONABLE" d. II"
Elfiih
LtNrutG hurI oal layrHp.r. good t.
new sAf. faf ton ti.H.n Goblin. 81.
fhone l05' res. s Nam
,,,qrerssrs ....,,,., .., ........,
rctnrnrd home M, .'r. a.. r...
ti4p SANITARY Mat,re.s Go
Two drc,,ers . raIfioalrr r. auta PLAYER
piano ROLLS Phone 4ltI
-. ..-.-..-
"0'ieAb iNaihumLNIh o.
NlN player uang for aa.' cheap smell
"a. ,,, ''' '',''.' ,.".' ''''
WANTED To remit piano Fuuns couple
ip apartment no rrlir,r and with rr',-
e,',. ""n.l htr .o f'gi .r lnhg .afo
~. @''' N'''' '''f'.7 D.. ""f'N
OIL mAERtNERY SUPPLIES ss
FOR slLt Two high rrc.sa-e haasr '0,
Address Wyne Bros g1D rs Grand
ot.afouA GUY uAa
"a. ,rrips for,,t,- y.ir.' .r.s,,,. ....',
srmrfr.r. rrr-af.r c,-.t., .,,f.tt.,-t
uIr pump Bak sft Good a. now and
can Doc sr,r. Don operation any u1iF uuI
9I''h t',g'f'' lAghl Power 90.
i''l'..' '''
OIL LEASES and tovUsHip r.ts and ni
Other obi ne'i farms 10 stock af0l foi
5a.s '| vil' re. ~. r',, N'tl
l.t,.,- ,at ,,,,. ',., ~. ,,.. '''' '''
OFFICE STORE EQUIPMENT ca
ALMOST nsv office furaliurs aud IrHrr
wood typewriter. cheap for .,sh Phone
BAKGAlN u lars. IRON otfr, cafe Phone
-''
fai Top d,sha Phone IrrnrH hrI
AnNl
PAPER ClTs-A nH Inc prcsa usbt
Tulsa Rubber Stsmn Works Hayward
Bldc Phone itl5.
BENNINGTON Jurtor trorerit,r vtth rrh
h"r cover and leather carrying case.
Friro s4A. Phone Anlt
..,.,,.,, .,.,.,yr,
HhAhiHH Afl ami 70.
pt.gT PRICES r.5 f,r rsD.r seemed, hand
riotbing shoe. ar5 h,t. Phone gsgE
HGHFsT PRiCEs-Fof second sand cloth
ing shoes ard hats Phone Il46
MGHEsr PRICE pait fur news second
hand clothing shoes and hats Phone
2asa.
JAcogs y stEc ANriLE to'-o,s',.., .'',, I,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

AANT EMPLOYMENT Can build Faso.
line plants vacuum. can take charge and
Install machinery ui all Sinds You ean
sc" mo aud my work VI september 20
line Plant. Cal for B. j Barnes, cH'
foreman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

.sALEsmHN AND AGENTS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
HrLr wANrnr -fEMALn

sesmstrSss. no other Vced arpy
ClsIL SERVICE ENANtNAlluNSv TULSA
10 september Government clerk. teacher
inspectress Nfcwrirr bookkseprr re-
search rrrk preference given women
tas'ary 81 200 experience unnecessary.
Womru desiring government positions
write for free psrlruIars Raymond
Terry former civil service eyamlurrl
ioas Colnrhiau Rldr Warrington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

HELP MALE OR FEMALE 40
JOIN 1UE CROWD 2i2 students en-.
rolled the past week az ihc Tulaa Bust
uess,CoileFr Fsl. term just startiaE Our
training will enable YOU 20 command
better position and larger taIarv I'm
roll now i0 either The day or evening
school lCg Past Third Phone rigq
YOUNG women and Eirls over lN ycars ot
ato as messengers a. Western IHiup
Statesmen AND AGENTS ii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WANTrn no hENT

WANTED TO RENT ~
WANTED MopERN huusSl esp,ps rooms
on south sMp or Cosdru addition west
Tusa by tho 10Th by couple ADDRESS
uov rl5 rare World
WANrfpuLp RENI Five or slS room
bungalow nr cottage. modern, no 'mAH
children. permanent close ln or near
raf lluc Phdnr 400
" tNtfp no rrut nr room hons'.
modern r'osr.n Would buy iurn'N'r
Nu.t be- reasonable pAour s5Ai or
7lsA
WANT ru RENT Three OF tour modern
hrutshtl rooms cIoso in. WITH or Nih
out raraVe Call Room Hli Hotel lu''A,
. bainrru i0r80 and D. FRIDAY morning
WANTED AT once q or oom fu'
rishcd housr or apartment close lh
musr hr reasonable Phone I2li
WANT Iu KFNr UsraEr rosrlp GAIT
Room ana Hotel Tulsa. lal between
IU.4u and ~ FRIDAY morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

WANTED A pumping iob man past
drnr age. hByc % years experience. Write
j. % Boa 81 Irnks oth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

,iII IAIuN WANrrD-By hrN-eiass
roA aa Chef Of chef steward, young
man. lt years experience. ran furnish
first tIasH second WI 80 anywhrre.
Please stata salary. Address Ssi, caro-
World
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29
Inheritance From Denmark.

Story City Herald: Peter Fasting
recently fell heir to goodly sum OF
money from his fathers estate in Den
mark. His share Of the inheritance
was sixteen thousand kroner, or at
the present rate of exchange, about
five thousand dollars in American
money. However, as Mr.. Fasting's sis
ter in Denmark is not in robust health
he decided to leave half of his inheri-
lance with her for her sustenance
which certainly was generous act
on his part. The other half he re-
ceived short time ago, and be it said
to Mr.. Hastings still further credit
he invested one thousand dollars OF
his new wealth in war savings stamp
taking this way of helping lick the
kaiser, as he was unable to pass the
examination for the army last fall
when he tried to enlist.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29

Nobody in this country should let
themselves believe that the end of the
war is near merely because Gen
Foch has been able to wrest the Of
fensive from Gen. Ludendorff. The
Gtrmans have thus far won many. vic
tories in battle but they have not for
a moment relaxed efforts or under
estimated the possibilities OF what
their enemies might do. Even though
the allied armies should succeed in
administering a severe defeat to the
German forces between scissors and
Rheims, the war would not be won.
1t would be only step-a very short
.step-in the direction of ultimate vic
tory. There is a long contest before
the allies and the chances are that
victory will not perch upon the allied
banners before the United States has
at least 100000 men under arms
100000 of them in France.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29

a schedule that will convey the load
from coast to coast at the rate of
more than hundred miles a day.
The truck took ton of army sup
plies from an Australian liner at the
San Francisco wharves, was ferried
on its first days run to Sacramento,
Cal, 127 miles.
The distance from San Francisco to
New York by speedometer is 341S.9
miles and every possible effort will
be made to put the truck over the
highway route in the shortest posi-
BILE running time and to establish a
transcontinental record in truck
transport.
BY this trip a motor truck will for
the first time serve as the overland
link in an, international haul by sea
and land of more than 10000 miles
more than half way around the world.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29

According to London dispatch OF
the Oath inst. American troops are
being transported across the Atlantic
at the rate of 100000 month, nclpd-
ing 100000 in American ships, Sir
leo Money, parliamentary secretary
to the shipping ministry, announced
in the house of commons recently.
Money pointed cut that while this
deprives the allies of some tonnage,
the shipping organization is such
that food and war materials contin-
lie to be carried in adequate quaint
ties This is most cheering and sat-
isfying information. With an aver
age CT 10000 soldiers going across
the water daily, the allied reserves
might be in position to force de-
cision before the end of 1919.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29
Arrest EN- in Jewell. Too,

Jewell Record: Having first pub
lished notices giving fair warning
that violations of the auto speed and
cut-out ordinances will be strictly en-
forced hereafter, Mayor Carl P. Mil
Ter and Marshal Charles Glaman got
busy Saturday evening and arrested
a few of the violaters of the traffic
rules and regulations. The drivers
of three cars We're arrested Saturday
evening for driving with cut-outs OPP
en- and in excess of Is miles an hour,
and were assessed the usual fine in
mayors court which all paid. The
town officials mean business. evident
ly and it will be up to the auto driv-
ers hereafter to obey the traffic ordi-
nances in Jewell or pay the fiddler.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29

The German government, having
sensed the disapprobation of the Ger
man people to the proposition of Won
Kuehlmann that victory could not be
won by military operations alone, has
given Gen. Ludendorff commission to
win victory by the sword Luden-
dorff apparently has before him an
impossible mission, yet he must per-
form it or go down in German history
as military failure. He cannot stanI
still, nor back up. He must go ahead
The people behind the lines are rest
less. They have been fed upon
promises and hope, but are now de-
manding something tangible. The
German rulers are doing everything in
their power to keep the facts of the
big defeat on the Rheims scissors
front from the folks at home, but the
truth is gradually seeping through the
lines and the people are becoming
alarmed
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29

And now it is reported that the
authorities OF Austrian cities are
threatening to release all criminals
from the jails because Of the food
shortage. 1t would appear, however,
that the criminals will devour just as
much food, perhaps more, out Of jail
than they do while in. At least while
they are locked up the authorities can
see that all food regulations are OBJ
served. They ought to send the Aus
trian criminals to join the German
armies They would feel perfectly at
home in such company.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29

1t is quite evident that the social
ed peace terms of Germany, just Civ
en- through Spain, We're framed upon
the expectation that the fifth often
sive on the western front was going
to be successful, otherwise the de-
mands would not have been so bold
Germany asks for about everything
except northern France and Belgium
thinking, perhaps, that after pushing
the allied armies back again on the
western front, the allies would be
ready to desert their friends in the
east and southeast But the fifth
drive did not turn out the way the
Germans We're figuring it would. And
their peace drive" will not receive
the consideration the junkers. may
have expected. About the only thing
the terms amount to is the emphasis
given to the claims of the enemies of
Germany that she started this war
for conquest.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29

Recently from Pocatello, Idaho, two
young men went to St. Paul and made
application to the recruiting officer
there to enlist in the United States
Marine Corps. Their names were
Samuel r. Haight and Anchor Lemon.
When l heard about the atrocities Of
the Germans, was determined to live
up to my NAME" said Haight. And,
he added, my partner here is sour
ed against the Huns, anyhow" The
men are now on their way to Paris
Island for training as marines. They
will make good soldiers of the sea,
too. That much may be accepted as a
fact ~
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-29

Now If the people of Austria Hun
gary will rise in their might, smite
the German controlled government and
take their own affairs into their owr
hands it will not take the allies long
to clean up Germany. Now is th&
psychological moment for the anti
German party in the dual monarchy to
strike telling blow for freedom and
liberty. Let the spirit of Louis Kos
suth, take hold of the people who fol-
lowed him so trustfully and so Loyalty
when he was battling so grandly
against tyranny