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New-York tribune., 1918-05-13

port to at least one former member
turned them down.
The Aldridge- Whitman men are
rather anxiously awaiting a formal
statement from State Controller Eu-
gene NJ. Travis, who four years ago
made the race for Controller as a
Barnes man, but who since has an
nounced that he would stand or fall
with the Governor.
The WhitmanAldridge men are pre-
pared to see Jacob Livingston, Of
Kings; William L. Ward, Of Westches-
ter; Harvey D. Hinman, of Bingham
ton; Senator James w. Wadsworth,
former Governor Horace White, Of
Syracuse, and other less prominent
men come out for Lewis, but they as
sert that even with these defections
they still have large winning margin.
The Aldridge men estimate that
Lewis will receive less than 33 per
cent of the enrolled vote in Monroe
County, and they. say that if it we're
centage would be even less than this.
"What truth is there in the report
emanating from your opponents that
you are the candidate of the vets 2"
Il am not candidate of the vets
or any other combination of individ-
uals." said the Attorney General.
ut is asserted that the liquor in
terests have raised fund of 100000
to further you cand;dacy?"
II have no knowledge of any such
fund. The use OF money in the fur
therance of the candidacy of cand-
dates in primaries and elections has
become a public scandal. 1 shall use
no money in advancing my candidacy
in any but legitimate ways and l shall
discourage the use of money by others
in promoting my candidacy"
New-York tribune., 1918-05-13
Labor to Consider War

Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor. in is
suing yesterday the call for the CON
vention to be held in st. Paul, MINI.
on June 10, enumerated the followino
as some of the purposes:
TO consider the tremendous world
conflict now being waged, and into
which our republic was ruthIesseiv
dragged; to meet the new problems
arising out OF the war, and, while serv-
.ng, struggling and sacrificing for
Justice and freedom abroad, to safe
own beloved land; to secure the main
tenance Of decent standards Of life.
work and home in war or in peace
times; to help bring about an early
yet desirable and permanent neace y
New-York tribune., 1918-05-13
Shelow Learns "Wild Man. -
Cell Mate, Was Detective
Especial Dispatch to The T,1bunc)

Especial Dispatch to The Tr1bunc)
BUFFALO,, N. Y, May 12.-In quiet
corner of the Iroquos lobby, where a
receding wave of fluctuations had left
him momentarily stranded and alone,
Charley Stielow came upon an old
friend this afternoon. Rather it was
the old friend who came upon Charley.
snatching up his fat hand in a Drip
that hurt and calling upon the powers
to witness his happiness at thought
and sight of an innocent man set free.
He was almost as tall as Stielow
this explosive friend of other days,
powerful of builu and sharp of feature.
His was not face to be easily for
gotten. But Charley, whose memory
is an uncertain quantity, was slow to
place him.
Think hard, Charley he said.
"Think of them times in the cooler at
Albion"
Thinking hard was large order for
one whose mentality has been expert
ly classified by the psychologists as
that of a.child of seven. Stielow looked
hard instead and remembered.
"By cash." he exclaimed, startled,
"it's the wild man."
Right"
TITS Charley Reynolds"
didn't know YOU without the
whiskers. Nobody wouldn't know you
in them good clothes, anyhow"
Stielow Is Undeceived
"Wear 'em all the time now" said
the self-admitted wild man. "I'm work
ing steady on the Buffalo police force )"
Stielow's voice dwindled into an awed
whisper.
"You-you-on the police ?" he ejac-
ulated
What of all them policemen you
killed when you was robber?"
His Wildness grinned.
"Mean to say you don't know the
difference yet?" he queried almost in
credulously. "Sit down, Charley I'll
tell you."
The information which gave Stielow
one shock after another for the next
few minutes goes back to the period
directly following his arrest, when he
was a prisoner in the Orleans County
Jail.
The first day, during which he had
made the admissions which later we're
twisted into confession of completely
in the murder of Charles Phelps and
Margaret Wolcott at West Shelby, Site
low had had cell to himself The
next day there had been put in with
him, fighting and snarling, filthy. un-
shorn, as drunk as he was disorderly.
the wild man. That wasn't the name
under which he had entered the jail.
but it didn't take the other prisoners
long to forget Charley Reynolds in re-
peated use of nickname that was pat.
Finds Wild Man Was Detective
For nineteen days Stielow and the
wild man were cellmates. At first the
farmland was in mortal fear Of his
companion and begged to be moved
away from. him. But before the end
of the first week the two had become
fast friends. 1t wasn't that the wild
man improved in appearance, for he
let his beard grow, and from day to
day looked rather worse. He did sober
up, though. and became coherent and
even sociable. He was a desperate
character. truly, but to Stielow it be-
came apparent that Reynolds meant
him no harm.
The wild man was painfully frank
about his past He revelled in his
crimes. Stielow timidly returned the
compliment of confidence. Tho two
New-York tribune., 1918-05-13
Shoes and Ships
And Sealing Wax
In Condemnation

hate these braggarts who in May
Talk loudly of their Summer homes
Who e'er the heat wave sneak away
And stay away till autumn comes.
They think not Of their country's fate,
These spendthrift folk, so tanned and
fat,
Their lives of rural case I hate,
But, gosh!-1 envy them, at that.
Berlin is going to be wiped off the
map. The only thing that is delaying
the people of that town (in Wisconsin,
in eradicating its opprobrious title is
the lengthy debate on what the COM
munity shall be rechristened.
The agitation is both patriotic and
economic. It costs too much to live in
Berlin. Statesmen who register from
that town, manufacturers there say,
have a hard time selling goods in the
face Of that handicap.
Berlin's evening paper has become
so disgusted with its town that it is
now calling itself "The Boston Evening
Journal"
A lion which belonged to Manuel of
Portugal before he lost both animal
and kingdom is now tenant of the
Prospect Park zoo, in Brooklyn. 1t is
much-press-agented actresses name he
will roar dolorously.
Mr.. Shonts writes his car window
essay this week on "Multiplying De-
lay" and we dare any one who has used
the subway during rush hours to ques-
ton his position as an authority.
Overheard in the subway by IN. E
Gee, that was ne1vy of Maurice to
call down Lloyd George, hey?"
e "Yeh, amt this a great war? / re-
member that guy when he wasn't any
thing but cabaret dancer"
New-York tribune., 1918-05-13
Whitman Is Silent
On Lewis Candidacy

ALBANY, May 12.-The announce
ment Of Attorney General Merton E.
Lewis at Rochester that he would be
candidate for Governor in the Re-
publican primary next September was
read to Governor Whitman tonight,
but he refused to make any comment
on it, Republican State Chairman
George A. Glynn was also silent on the
Lewis announcement.
Harold J. Hinman, Of this city, who
has announced his candidacy for At
torney General. was not in Albany to-
night, but there is no doubt that he
will be with Lewis in case a complete
Lewis ticket is put in the field at the
primary. Hinman is protege of Will
lana Barnes, the Republican boss Of
Albany County, who is known to be
one of the Lewis hackers.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-13
What Is Going On To-day
WHEATLEsS DAY.
WAR SAVING STAMP DRIVE.

WAR SAVING STAMP DRIVE.
Ere admission to the American Museum Of Ns,urs'
Museum Museum Of y satety and the als Aousa assa
Parade drill Of the United States Army and Rel
Board sTas ssDs SuIsss y ws|ao sbs 1s %d 70 @
women's Clubs. Hotel Aston 10 a. M
Meeting Of the Ray currsnt Events Club. ho'ss
Meeting Of the Hasrlem Philharmonic socis',
=, Waldorf Astoria II a. NJ
Meeting of Flower Hospital Auxiliary. Hotel As'0s.
Messing Of the, National Society OF Ohio Women.
Meeting Of the Daughters of Ohio Of New YcrkS
,,Ns,;ai. Waldorf 4, ,Astori. . m c ,,, e,us wal.
Dinner Of the American Red Cross Society. waldcss
Address by Major General Emilio e;ngelInata4 ~ =
meeting Of the Bedford Section was League. BED,
ford Presbyterian Church. Nostrand Asefue n'o
Meeting Of the Maryland Society OF New Iofk
Meeting a Of ths cen,rsi "a Public Accountants VA
Meeting Of the Ohio Society OF New York. waldorf.
Meeting Of tho Marine Insurance Club o. New Ya'-
Waldorf Astoria. p M a..
Collegiate Reformed Church. Marble collss.sss
Church. Fifth Avenue and Twentyrnsnm S''ss
Address by siisca Appelbsum Can Hunssn,. ss,,.
cational Alliance. headquarters. East Bsosds1
Address s, Iy Judge , Rosert IL Roy on rne yu q,
tenn st the meeting Of the Soaey g NeunSSss, NesnSss
Jurisprudenco. Du Bois Hail. II West Fosv
Street. $3.50 p. m
PUBLIC LECTURES OF THE BOARD OF EDl'
CATION. Sis p. n.
MANHATTAN
Belgium Past and Present. by Mss Hsiea ~. ~.
rington. Public School 3. Hudson and SF'''
Streets ~ n
"Jer,ssien and the Holy Land" by Hsry y =
Osttsnder. Public Schoo. i6. lssil Street sna :"
Nicholas Avenue. >. =. n
"Frsnklin the Practical Man o. Affairs y "a ~
Thomas McTSenlsn, Public School o. isseA S''
Norfolk STREETS -
Tho Aeroplane and It's Development - ~ :
Adrian Van Auffing. Pilgrim bsli fHv sAs~
How America Got Into This war, ps fNSsfssSS ~
William d. Guthrie Ph- D.. Pubic Scso0'
America n Turksy.s hy Bedrss n. spslisn wssas
ingtoa Irving High School. 1rving fiacs. sstss1ns
aud Seventeenth Streets.
THE BRONX
Hew to Vote, tw stiss Isnnic ~ nsys Ss.a ~ 5
High school l66tli Street ana H<siass nnesN 4 8
sJanisiea.' by Aforrfs A. Insn. palac se3le8 S5E
lssta Street and BsintEidse and Maa3 ~!
New-York tribune., 1918-05-13
State Government Expense
Is Reduced $1,000 a Dav

ALBANY, May IA decrease in the
cost of state government of more than
Sl0,700 each day for the last ten
months, as compared with the corre-
spending period last year. was an
nounced tonight by State Controller
Travis. The daily average income wa.
s20a,996 and the daily average expendi-
ture was $l94,19S.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-13
Hoover Completes
Plans to Reduce
Prices for Fish
Especial Dispatch to The Tribune)

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Food
Administration programme for making
fish readily available at reasonable
prices is now practically complete.
Herbert C. Hoover has Announced
and there should be very considerable
reductions in fish prices at all the
Eastern markets within the next few
days. The shortage of salt water Ash
on the Atlantic seaboard during the
winter and early spring months
through the withdrawal Of trawiers
for naval purposes and the recruiting
OF deep-sea fishermen by the navy has
now been largely remedied. Trarlsr
production of deep-sea fish has been
increased by the Introduction Of ca.
madam trawers in American waters
the construction of new American
trawlers and the suspension of state
fishing restrictions. 0S
New-York tribune., 1918-05-13
June 3 to 8 Named
AS Coal Buyin1 Week

tspec,al DispdtcA to The Tr1bune)
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Fuel
administration has designated the week
of Jdne to as "Coal Week" and
has formulated plans for special in
tensive drive during that week to Ell
courage early ordering Of fuel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10

uuto,r-,cv v,s nrect,r, , ,,,.r,,,
aha. ono l.,. v.nuIt M. y,.,,.- ,,,..,,,
ali civilization. Nr. inr w,r,t a..
warned n, SOM. r,r. .s,,-p,,I.,.,, ~, -
the E,uporor vnI.,l ON. I4v Lr,py
,atastgoIar lpnn In, nation. Tb,.r
mon saw I'm lm tnrr ,rl s.. nm,
now AS Il mad .r,,nr,r t~l,n in his
youth tho most duur,ruus ~ NJ,
toN4 his .,ru.,. and NM 'rr,y .,,,.r..
his pElyrhtr.s H.. dr,,r,..U nm.
rhrOugnoyf tho 49, p, ,rr ,,..,.r
where l, Mad IN rT, ,,r,o +, , ,....
Like. crplad .r,rut,r Mo- f..,~rl ia,
end Of his r.i.u womb find his I'm
yrnlluns unir.rl. -n ..r,sp.I ~, f,a-f
opportuuitN 20 Ulgc , vyn,ld ,,ar
Meantime tho ,;rruIlp war plr,,
grew with William 81. rs h.nl ana
Tho s,..rrfrr ,.f y.,rrl I,,,,.ir4t., ..,,.,.,
ed the hour T., nrs,r IFS nt...n,"r,,,
II came with the .t,,sl-..l,atI,l az ,hr
Austrian urrnGu.r rr.,r,ls Ford
uaud. and ms wife. M S,rorr,n
Recalled from =, Yachting trim ~.
liam presided al , conferences ,t
Putslam If REPRESENTATIVES, OF "a,
German HuI Austrian armies. ut.t..
and commercial Interests T.rr,. u,.
Cprd,ng To ,n. trv lrfYrr,n,iou n..
tainahl". the urr4sIuu WAS Reached rD
make th. ,,,,,,.,,n,tt.r ~ fl,o .,r..,.
duke a prc,rnsn FOR the world war
tor watch Germany nad lon. rr,-
pared
Posed ~ Mantlnp pc,rr
In the diplomatic ,x,1,u,.ra. hr.
tween Germany and Austria uu one
side and Great Brtaiu. Frar,r and
Russia uu the other William puarI ls
one wIShinl, for pclce nut driven ,n
war lie signed IN, order for tho
mobilization of tho German army
ana from that moment war wa, lu-
eN!tahIc. Thereafter ne drove an nt,
armies relentless I'm tho mad cam.
paigns for victory. crcouraginl, them
with every device ana sometimes ap-
ucariug ON IN, front to b, proc.alut.
ed as personal commander i'm a great
offensive.
Publication Of the "Willv-Nics
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10

.. YES " the official announce
-... - the abdicauon OF Emperor
a.. r or Germany, the following
a.. urr.rring his life and career
ar. ,r,.rcst;
ar,,m Of world dominion OBJ
-r-,-f tae mind OF Emperor WI
..rrnd the world into war. Up
.u and the tremendous military
~ destruction Of which no
-. ..a embodiment. tho exponent
80 .Fr loader rests the responsible
a., - I, poratCly planning and
,-..-.r, about the greatest conflict
,H, .,.r.I has ever seen,
r. not matter to the world that
~. ...prror's personal share IN 'hr
90. events Immediately preceding
,b. g..r 1rd been uhs"ur'd Vh"
.,,.,r convicted him ~ org tri7uE
f.,..-r ana maintaining At thu"
,.. notch ur efficiency the great
C,-.,n military machine. II re-
,... g,,ri that he signed the order
t,- ... German mobilization II re-
,r.,.I...H that he stood sponsor for
Tho ...Hr.sm and briGandagc which.
rr.f.. ..u guisc Of warfare, rayishcd
T..... laid waste tho cities OF
rrtr,.. Iopopulated and outraged
c,r. and sent the LusitaniI with
te- Z, rnt Of women and children
,o.a p. In the Atlantic.
d.. lotion will never forget that
o. Qs. .r. minions Of the emperor
rta ,frn.iv shot to death Edlh
C.vn. .nr English Eir who be-
t-,.r.,. tie Er,I!ans in brussels.
l. Found Guilty.
a-..s..s fL.tI his cry 81 NlI NOT
". fle war ayailed as nothing. Be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
thin, NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BITRO-PROSPHATE
What 1t Is and How 1t Increases Weight Strength and Nerve
Force in Two Weeks Time in Many Instances

croas" strength and nerve force and to en-
ugh the blood "
Jos. y. |arriFAn, Former Visiting Spe
o,'.ISt :" North Elst"rr D,sponsajOt!. says.
'Nri those who are weak. 'HI1. nervous.
Aua"'uIc or run down. tab" q natural uu.
adu,tcrated substance such ~ h.tro pho,.
phats and you Will soon her some aston.
ishIng results In the Increase Of nerve en-,
orgy strength OF body AID mind and
power Of 'rduranrc'
Bi'ro Phosphate is mad entirely Of tho
organic phosphate eomIunad rofrrroi % IN
the Nations. standard pSVrls4lU-~ as
being an excellent tonic and n~-yIr" ard %
preparation which mas recently acquired
considerable reputation !u the treatment
Of neurh1ih"ria The standard 81 r&rr.
loncc. strength and purity o' IS substance
IL beyond question. 'o- every Bltro.Phos
IhAte tablet Is manufactured In strrt ar-
cordau,c with the T.. " Phaws 'pp1sIa tcst
requirements. BItro Phosphate b, therefor.
not = patent uedIc'ro ard should not bs
confused with any Of the secret nostrums,
So.called tonics or widely advertised Cure.
ais
CAUTIoN-Alhough Bitro Phosphate is
unsurpassed for relieving nervousness,
siseplessness and general weakness, owing
n It's remarkable flesh growing properties
It should not be used by anyone who does
not desire to put on flesh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
SHOULD BE PRESCRIBED BY EVERY DOCTOR AND
USED IN EVERY HOSPITAL
Says Editor of "Physicians' Who's Who"

Take plain hitro- phosphate is the
advice OF physicians 10 thin, dcIcAt"
nervous people who lack vim, energy and
nerve force. and there seems TO De ample
proof Of the efficacy Of this preparation
10 warrant the recommendation More
over, II we judge from the countless prep
arations and treatments which are couiin
ual'y being advertised for tho purpose Of
making thin people fleshy, developing arms
nerk and bust. and replacing ugly holiows
and angles by the soft curved lines Of
health aud beauty there are evidently
thousands OF men and women who keenly
feel their excessive thinnesS.
Thinuess and weakness are usually due
to starved nerves Our bodies need moro
phosphate thar is contained in mod'rr
foods Physicians claim there is nothing
that will supply this deficiency 80 we, aS
the organic phosphate known among drug
cis,s as bitro phosphate, which is incNprn
givc and is sold by most all druggists ar.
der a guarantee OF satisfaction or mono
back Ry feeding the nerves directly All
by supplying the body cells with the nee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
IVerS & Pond
PIANOS

are today, as always. OF hut one
quality- the best. In these times
when standards are with difficulty
maintained, and are often intention
ally lowered, our name becomes a
doubly valuable protection to buy
ers As an intelligent first step to-
ward purchase, let us s"nd you
cauloE showing the newest and best
In grands, uprights and player
pianos.
or better stu, call In and let us
demonstrate this wonderful piano
10 you. Endorsed hy the best musl-
clans in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS
EARLY, SAYS UNCLE SAM

Early Christmas purchases rs n
patriotic measure is asked Of the
bus ing public by the oklahoma state
council Of defense. This course will
relieve rail congestion during and
preceding the holiday season and will
avoid long hours and the employ
mout Of extra help I'm December
Gifts purchased early and II do
signed for out OF town distribution,
should he mailed as soon as possible,
preferably at this time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10

.t.,.,
Vu'"'N 'N''h"'H "''' NV" VIZ ' ,'''',
'n' '.'"'" ..'''' ""n'' W "....t,
o." .'.' '"'N "' ,'''.' To-. .'N t,.,.,,
"N '", ~ y. a., a.,
'''. '.' .'.' .,"' ,,rn.,9, r.,,,
'. .'''' W. '''''" ''''
',,.. ,., ,.,,. r,,,,,ror Wiliinm
,"'r.Ii,r,,.a far
.,,,o,,,.,gnJ tho foun
,',,.,,, .,.i,,,,.., rr'fr,,,r,,niu,, hy
,,I',.l, .,r.',,..r..r, Grrn,n educators
,..,t,J 'l,., ,,untr, and lrrturod ia
fhr r1llr.,rl here while American
rnrrcre rrufrstors similarly filled
,.b.,t,, iI German institutions Of
lr,rr,pr
lie yas an enthusiastic yachts.
,.,p and lr4rItr his wilhcrcd arm
~. ,lI, ia ttk, personal command
~ Its racing Yachts aud sail them
vim ,,uyiJ,rablr success. IT," spent
much time AT his pAlatial hunting
lod,,ns and is rcpuird to hav" been
Tho ,hnmuinn hunter In the world In
the r.iut Of game Killed. II was
stated that the emperor had Killed
Gl.-@O ri,crs of game moro than
4 u0o ,f which were stags.
lie was a great reader his pri-
voie linrary IN tho imperial palace
.,t Hrrlln bcrorc the war wls be
coming The most interesting Coll"C-
zion ~ book. I'm the world. lIc posed
AS a di,actor IN music. painting,
pnrtrv and acting.
At ono time II was announced that
ne had composed the librcttu %. a
b,Il,,, ~ he given In celebration of
his birthday private perform
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
The Princess Grand

Tho daintirst and most popular little
Grand our years Of experience have
developed Musically II IL n marvel
liut five feet three inches long, and
priced CorrcspondinEly, IT makes
practicable for any refined home tho
distinction and artistic possibilities
Of the grand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
A Sure Way to
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once and that is to dissolve 1t, then
you destroy 1t entirely. To do this,
Just get about four ounces OF plain,
common LIQUID arvon from any drug
store C,his is all you will uecd), ap-
ply /; at night when retiring; use
enough to mois,en the scalp and rub
1t in gently with the finger tips.
by morning, most If not all OF
your jandruff will be gone, and three
or four more applications will COM
pte,"'y dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF it, no
matter how much dandruf you may
hayp.
You will find all itching and dig
ging of the scalp will stop instantly,
an your hair will be fluffy, lustrous.
E"osy SILKY and soft, and look and
Zee. a hundred times better.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10


IN" "H.'''tk ~ h.s'... .'i'S N'
P'.nr" "n"t".N'"''N r't''H 'o,
h.int 'o' 'h' war on ''ih'h''}' anu
l"' .IH HtIihh'"' was '''I'' '"'u'u J."
SI''sihn 'hhI"hu, permanently '>-
P'.,r" IL'n 'l' Ir'""'.'" mouse q,
,"rts' Mh!'h 'rl"n N'H hA"''''.''
o' lH' emperor ana, i'"'''l' N'' '>-
Hr" 10 H"!'-'I ''"d.
Dominated Germany,
Erlrror Williams domination
over G,rrran statrs.uau. 4.u.an.ats
and the hi.n command ur ,An Ger
man army was rmpla-IlrI uy pr
Wilhelm Nu.nplu. A former director
of the kr.ui, works. TIE great Ger
man munitions factory. in Nls book
uu "Tn, b,,arllluu uf Europe % IN
this lr nor uuh. laid blame upou Ger
man, 90. Tad l.'n and ,riurisri the
GERMAN arm, for us ur.lt.l, hut as
serted ,ll. n ,nc German foreign Of
u,r "ulN nc who DAT the Eupcrrr.s
uuduI was allowed io remain They
could mot uu better" ne declared.
"hrrausp uf the character. the power.
the Nl,nAtlun of tut yuutuLcI Inc
trrir.ruD. u, far Kaiser IL WITS
Dr Musn.Du Who asserted the aG.
,nrutlurg. pl nNr statement that Em.
i
German arn, officers that hr MI
p rnty II pr.su.rrs and tina, ne hoped
the ufr,r,, wuui see that no muru
prlsoucrs Nrrr akru.
MnAfmnan Harden. A German un-
cral leader. declared the German
ruler nru4rui ou the War because uf
his desire "fur something like
world ru.r"
William often proclaimed hla i'm
uur"urr. ami rndrayorrd to put tho
ouIs II tine war on thr shoulders "
the unrrntr allies. IN his speech
from tnr 'nr.uI after the war began
he said
in pursuing its Interests tho Rus.
sian Empr" stepped In the way of
Austria Hungary. Our duty As an
ally called us To the side uf the Aus.
.trIa-lIuuguTy The situation arose
not from temporary conflicts of iu-
i"rors,s or diplomatic combinations
but is ,hr result of III VIII existing
for years against the strength and
prosperity Of the German Empire.
Tho Emporur. DESPITE his previous
expressions Of good wan for Nmrrlcf
gave vent to hi- anger against the
United States when II became evident
no official action would be- taken 10
stop the shipment Of munitions and
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There is no need
For proScrdtindiiHG
For the shops
Are so rcry fascinating
If yOu but
LOOk around
Christmas gifts
Are quickiy found
And don't 90
Into il hdif-hcdrtcd
BHB your gifts
and get them started,
'TTiH be a blessing
To all concerned
And perhaps
4 lesson HOu hare learned,
To not put off
For another time
The things tOddB
You hare in mind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
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