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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
DEALING IN LIBERTY
BONDS MAKES RECORD
igucsSant Demand Results In Total
Turn W About Twcnty-siN
Million Dollars

NEW YORK. March a6.---A new
ian record for dealings In bond,
was made on tho stock exchange to.
,5v when In incessaut demand for
Liberty issues. chiefly the second or
yucunvcrtcd fs resulted in total
turn over of about $4,000, 600 In
Ihcrtics alone This exceeds all
ureyiuus records IN the history Of
Tho exchange, the nearest arpronch
being that of November II. 1904.
when prFes declined precipitately IN
what wns krown as "rlch mans
panic
Today's sensational accumulation
a. tho coun'ry's war bonds was
rIpirly the direct result uf secrc-
~ McAdoo's s'Fomcnt lssuei over
! ght from WnshlnEton which gave n
General outline Of tho fourthcom-
ir loan
Bankers and bond dealers had cx-
cited that the next issue would far
,..rcd the three billion mark and
wore confident the interest raDe
v'uli he fixed az no less than 4 Ia
r.r cent Tho nouconvertlble fea-
fn NJ tho new issue also gave risn
g. rnmc disarpoitmcnt which found
rN.r"ssion In totny's free absorption
G visiting issues
According to common belief a very
Idcrahlc part Of the days pur-
,.0sc was for nccbunt Of wealthy
Individuals and financial institutions
ono banking housr. e. n barney
& 20. ~ this city and Philadclnhia.
n"H ght 10000 600 OF the second 4s.
imor-rnupling tho transaction with
Nromincnt steel magnate
lacking full details OF the loan.
Ienrescuintivo bankers were dlsin.
cinod 20 express any definite opinion
except to say that, It's success was
virtually assured.
All but about SS.000.0O0 OF the
6'f's transactions in Liberty issues
viH contributed by the second 4s
p. % range OF 97.24 to 97.9i, an over
r.eh' advance of about per cent
'g' first " sold at o. go to 91.7O,
ON oNtreme gain ot slightly moro
than "A to 1 per cent and the 3l.Ys
unged from 9s40 to 90. represent
INK maximum advance OF $40 per
cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

'Strandherr, MeGreeyy & co..
N'N YORK, March rs TodAy's action
q the stock market showed clearly the
favorable reception given 10 the announce.
neHl OF the details Of the new Liberty
lori issue.
There is no doubt that the issue will bo
heavily over subscribed Opinions prevail
'Nsi uf provisions ~ tho new issue will
rot oo'v steady ihc market fur the bonds
~ VIII help in -sizhliling the general
Investment market and prevent lquida.
ia" News from the front consisting, OF
DNr.nI reports Indicate that enemy-- nave
l.H .'std. Thruout session a strong
'..r 'od good buying In steel was
aHHirM position Of the market IL
'mratic developments arq favorable
ni win further rcissuring news from the
i'''. 'Hr higher prices. especially steel,
equipments, roppers and railroads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
LEGAL
NoriCE on nOND AALE

NOTICE Oh BOND SALE
IH'ss County. Oklahoma. Nlu on tho
500. 40, 81 Apri inis. So 90 rlork q
~ at ihc Cointy Citrt = office tn the
l.ry o. 1ulsa. offer tor sale County RoA1
hH. a. iu tho sum Of 81 eco 600.
t-., twentieth ui tho hords win Mature
Oh b. atsr. tho sorios oi bonds amounting
4. f"n.Hn' heyinunE lu'A and ending
I'.a in.'uuy-. rrd the srr,ts ~ hunds br
r.u'.HE I0VA and ending iptB Inclusive
N.Il bonds to bt accepted hy ths snr
....f.I bidder a. Ia their legality. upon
'. approval of the state Hnni tommih
r.u..s .. uklahnn4}
., ..ruNtd yh ~ in tho sun cf s. 600
.' SOME hank Ia me state ot Oklahoma
.H rHarNr're ~ hhhtul performance
..T accompany rs.h bid
'.r night s reserved 70 reject any and
.ts
LEWIS CLINE,
toauN CLERK
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
New YORK sugar.

VIEW YORK. March 3G-I.ocal mArtet
'"r raw sugar remains unchanged az The
.'F'i price ~ 4pS5 for Cuhas cost and
freight eoiai 90 OnS for csutrimtal The
NrNiv cable from Cuba reported receipts
h'rs FOR the weed Of ii5.lal tons. agtinsl
l.i5li M p-rvi1u- weeb exports we're
% l-l against 5r s7f. ard the stock 1856.
"a against Tes TiB tons last vsek The
r.um.ilre reported purchases n 220 OOo
Anru shipu eut
Tho condition in refined show further
Improvement sud a'l rsfinrrs arc now max
'"F f,ir deliveries Prices are unchanged
'hs lived basis oi 745 FOR fine granu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

ST Lotus March s8-Ho0g Re.
criris lS 400 lnr 10 tbr higher Lights.
VI 666i ~ H6; Wigs sta 500 ~ 90. mixed
tpd butchers, slTA0@ 1880 good heavy,
sl1 0Om 40; bulk, fiT Ib6i7 20
CATTLf-Re Receipts an0 steady Ma.
tive beef steers ~ noN Ia.S0. yeAriinr
steers and heIfers, $1,000 1850, cows,
~ oom II 30 stockers and feeders. ~ 20
a. II 2h; fair IN prime southern tvef steers.
- COO 2.s0j beet cows and hsHtrs ~. m
q 1900 southern yesrlinR steers and
heiferS tT60@ 1000; native calves, s775
a 1890
ti4,oNtt ls 95 ewes. st2 500 1900, weth
eru, tlaOGd lAO0 eAnnrrs and choppsrs.
% 50Mp50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
LEGAL.


luhlisbsd in The Tulsa Daily Nor"
March 60. a. a. eu snd 90, iais.
Nc-d rubIsh'ns company, Pub
h,hrt
NOTICE FOR UEtRtNu on ASsrsS
NNNlS FuR PAVING rs STRICT lN
IRoNtNFNr pjSIRtCr NUMBER lt'
CITY uf TULSA. OIL NIlOMA
lr compliance with the resolution of
the noard OF Iommis,,onsfs duty adcpir'
on Tho 2snd da, OF March, 1918, notice
ia h'ryt, givcn ihat tho RcArd Of Com'un
sioufrs Of the Ctiy of TulsA okhhNmA, las
rNsr'lrri the rsihaie ard statement 81 thr
''v Engineer a 10 the amount of the cost
~ tho TeSaro rAvrmept vhlrh should h'
Assrss~d aeainsi tbr AhuttlnE property, th'
rroprrty benefited and other property lia
ME 20 assessment and the owners thetr''
.m sTRFFr IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NJ hhtR it2 witch includes the follow
Ing described portions o' the tolloNine
fN"r's 1rl avehuet 20 Wit
tNNrRON srRFFr from the East line
M Vrrcnv hoi Avenue Projected S'nih
ACROSS cameron - rect 10 a llne dtawn
rraIol 90 spd ess tset West ~ Ne Nrsl
limo OF Greenwood Nvonus produced south
.Erofs tarsruu street.
GREENWOOD ANYNtF from tho north
|ne ~ North side Addition 10 the Cin
OF Tulsa. 900 = liue dnwn parallel with srt
~ lcr' sonth of thf south llne m Cam
erou street except the Intersection with
taWrrsH STREET ard the several tots sHd
tracts of taud go he sssssEHd fof The Inn
rro'rw"ot thereof In the city of Tulsa,
Oklahoma
And sald poard ~ Commissoners has
m resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement aud estimate ~ tho CITY Eng
'noer and has dctofn ined TO assess The cost
Of The improvements in said District
against the shlt'inF property. The rrop.
cr'v benefited Hrd other property liable 80
lows TO Wiz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

kAVNS. CITY March 90 HOGS ne
rrinis, NOo0, l5W 2tc higher pu'l. siGGi
Y heavy Sl6 665mi7 O0 ught
$4,000 1890; PIGS sl3 50al76o
GATTLt--Rtceirts 7.oO0 lOMg5r
higher. Prime fed steers al9 0O@ "a on
dressed beef steers. siO Oo6l175; south.
stn steers, ~ 00h II 90 COWS, $1,000
ILsoi helterA. 100 1900 dockers
81 o0T i2Ts calves, 81 5o6 1880.
SHEEP Receipts o 900, 956 A0c
higher Lambs, sia,o0 a 1870; ycarliurs
slAb06f 1900 we'htra G009 Il so.
ewes siaooa iIe3 slocters, $1,000
ITl0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

CHICAGO. March "a Hods Rect.-ta
so,oeo tomorrow 81 ooo steady AZ yea
tsrday's averArc Bulk, si7OCnI7S
llrht sisTOd mixed EIPrsM
1870 heavy. $4,000 Il rs. rough enc 90
"a 40 spirs 81? 75AiG6 60
CATTLE Receipts IA. uOO. tomorrow
loO0i sMonE Native steers IN l0G
itso; siockers and feeders. s75oa II b0.
rcvs and helferh t6758 8ii.s0. calvet
$40 toG7ihnn
StiMP Receipts 10 0Oo tomorrow.
$4,000, strong Sheep, lo@l5b0,
lambs, sia50d 1890
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
LEGAL


HEsuIU1iON.
On thiA the ith day NJ March, 1918, u
appeared that there has been ,ohhsca,sd Il
he state et Oklahoma IN proesediagi pend
ng IN the County Court of Tulsa County
ukAhomA cha Paige Touring Car. Ensin'
No. s2Qi2. one Ford Roadster Ehgius No
lp2b2f6 and one Cadillac Automobile No
Iep95, also one Rec eeyen Passenger Car
Engine No $3.50, thA, the sane was ordered
| TO be turned over TO the Couuty Comnls
.ioners OF Tulsa Coanty, Ohlaboma TO b.
diaposed Of according 10 Law
DE 1T THEREFORE, RESOLVED, That
homs, rivs due and legal notice aud sell
sat auiumoblleA Oto the highest biddof or
s0hdst Aeril i,i, iels, At 2 o clock ?
House end make his'report 10 thisN Honor
able Body showing vhai disposition he has
made Of a'd automobiles
BOARD or COUNTY COMMlsstuSERs
by W l.. NORTH,
LEWIS CLINE CsnAty clerf
Pm bhshsd 10 he Tulsa Dill W@i d. March
April / isis World ta6iishins
Compsny, Publishsrsl
NOTICE 70 PROPERTY OWNERS ANn
CONTRACTORS
bids will be- received a. the office OF he
elork y n Thursday April sth 1918
for tho construction oiA SsntNry Sewer
Including ia,rrals connections, and other
appnrienAatts for Block 90. OdFinal Town
pts. IN Sever District No. li A. created
nod established by ofainsnse 10 ~
Iscst ''' 'pP''''' ''' -''' o'' OF "''
Plans pr6files and specifications Tor m,
eonptructisn Of said sever system and sp
purtenances have been adopted by thr
Mayor and Bosrh Of Oonmisnoners % said
Ciiy ard are now on file in the office OF
the City hngin,er
BIDS must bs made unon thu offisial pro
posAl sheets OF the city Of Tulsa
The rsSi 10 reject any and al bids f.,
reserved - The B5brd oi Commissionets Of
the City Of Tulsa OklshomA
certified cheek In the sup n i've t5l
per cent Of the amount of thA nd Will be
required nom sarh bider
AT BIDS vii be opened snd considered
hy The Bos-d Of CohmV VsonNfs oi said City
Al a m,eiHg ot ssR hosrd 70 be hsll In
m on Inc i'h day 'oi ,Alin 1918
Anv and All parties iniFfested are hereby
notified that they may apes and protest
afainst or object 10 asid proposed 'Rpfovo
S,n.' Or ..E gsr' s ,.sr.of or Any ny, matter .,
Of tss ,iis board q Commissioners on the
''h 'ERisEG 'sslwkiRK. CITY Auditor
JfSSfssssd y !ls Tubs pap %otd, M.r'h
April / IDis World Publishing
CompLuy. publishcTsJ
EoTl0k 70 CONTRACTORS
NoIiss Ia hereby given that bids viii be-
received At ihe Office ~ the CITY Auditor
ultn o'slork nv 1hufsdav. April tth.
1918 fo- ihs ronstrucilor % sub mails
sewi6r Said sewey 10 be ioratsd On Eatt
Brady stree tElgin Avenue 70 GTssnuo
Avenue
Pians prooie, .nd spec G~stiors ear bo
BIDS mufi be made hpon the ofiela
rroposai sheets ot the CITY Of Tulsa
seen a. the office oi the City Ensinssr.
The dTh. TO reject any part OF or any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Nrr York .nd 1nrdon Mrlal

WV YORK. March 30 Lead Dull.
trai t7 2lNT sn.
-u..ier--pull EsH ~ Louis spot 500
90
London. spol copper i,1o futures.
r'e'rh'yiir. l21
-n1' uH, aI8. futures. a. l0r.
..H''cr. spot -. fiurss 5nf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

NV YORK March % -rhe mArke 81
Tor cotton seed oil was featurelt.s With
no tmportant change In Quotations Tho
mArAsi will be closed Friday and A.tur
day PRIME crude. 1880. ~
Spot hcmlnsl; May eo.50 asked. No
sales. "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

FoRT WoRTH March a8--CATTLT -
Receipts a,500i active aud STEADY Beoyes
ss hn6laOO
HOGS Receipts $500. ioc advance
HEAVY, tI7zQ6f 1890
si3BOTi7So.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

NEW YORK March % Cotton rood
were qAster hui prices very flrm Yarns
were moving 70 higher levels with The de
lnsnd IN excess Of The supply Mems war
firm Burlsps were moving irrefularly TO
higher levels ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

HUDSON SUPER SIX Tor sale ir Roo {
shane mechanical. hot rsedt paint. w'.
sell for rash AZ price thai Wlli hs worth
your white 100 arr World
MOON seven pAsssnEcr IN etrtlleot ron
diiou; o. 400 bargain Bron'ue
Bostic. Muttorce
oVFRIANp FOR sale 5pssssnFsr latN
1918 modd Overland good eoudtia..
$3.50. ono Buick roadster $50 tau
Ch,mbsrinin. phone jAa] or 7fo3
SAXON Automobile FOR ssls A new Far0u
hss been drove 900 u.'rf rrst SeIl o.
once prlcr f7T'. rhous Bosl
gTrpERAkYn Found. studrbsksr car.
aU raairf gone itb rar found uo,ihrest
Of sip io Osago county by y O. OOodstn,
deputy sA,dH ~ pssso county az ~
uy r,silenls Bon Lombard ai1idon. Phone
E.iE. or Noi' me south ~ Country Club
NTttF Ior sale Chummy dr. 1911
rodsl ha been t-iyen 800 miles;
rEf rtW taV sGaIay Phone aesA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

pDSriyg AND PAPFR HAsGfNG-
Yitrt.rlars work: 10 io6 too large or iol
small. 70 are st your scfvics. Cal
5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
New orl..n, Rire

NEW ORLEANS March 20 Rough and
.ssn rice were termed strong in tone to-
~ with no sales and Auotstions un-
anred. Receipts Rougf2 9otg sacks
Nnl"rs s,9la; clean. Io,3s5 pockets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
aalNastan anot uni,nn

GALVESTON, Teaa. March "a MA
ding, w 80; receipts. ara exports none
sales ga stock. st94ls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Hnarh 70 closa.

CHICAGO. MaErh 2G.--The bosrd Of
trade wN he closed on Good Friday 4,
vas announeed today. TfAdinE In March
corn vas ordered stopped, the settlement
price being fiKod AZ fi.3s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

KANSAS CITY, March 20 Ru,Isf and
poultry unchsnged
EGGs FirSts az
rAToES--a,sady T5c6tifl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
LEGAL

o. 40 bids ', reserved TO The Bosrd of Com.
misNonrrs q. taid IIty of Tulsa okiAHuna
turufrd check IN the tum of five
IHN rHr cent OF the amonnt OF tho hIl wlIl
ho 'alHirss from each bidder
surety bond IN the tuN umourt ~ mo
'Nnuat Will within ton ,lo) dhlH be- 20.
qmfri .frrm he suctsssfnl h.iArr $40
bids N..t ra opened and rousidsrrH hy The
board o' Commipstoaer, at q meeting 10
hy heIi "a ihc Clty uAn IN tati tI'1 ot
TULSA At y c'clock M. Friday Arri' ih.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

CAN save y1u iaoney % papet hangitE apo
paIrunr call for srlraie hli wort ga
autrs4 b. sgiherin4 phone tdif,t
IkrrRtNg AND PAlNTiN0--Eakmsies
rbsarally Eiyc an aork euAsant-sa.
flr retersu. Cedar g3ef
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
FAVORABLE WAR NEWS
BOOSTS COTTON PRICE
'lShcr Market Results Prom ta,
orahic Interpretation of
Battle Ernnt.
NEW ORLEANS, March gs.

NEW ORLEANS, March gs.-
Higher prices prevaisss thruout the
session In cotton here today esrep,
Tor period OF lrregularlty arou No
the opening during which near
months were to q points off, com
pared to yesterdays finals After
the pall the tone s;eadled and there
was gradual rise on fresh buying
based on a favorable interpretation
OF reports from the battle front. To
some extent the market was
strengthened by the BteAdlheRs OF
spots and by the cola weather pv.r
IN" belt together with the continue ed
drouth In Texas. At the highest tho
most active months were rs to "a
points above yesterdays close. Last
prices showed net gains Of Ia to 22
points.
Trading was not large in volume
at any time a
NEW YORK. March 2s-Th. ce,,on
market was less active today with priees
geneTn.lY steady on more aptiriatie
view ot the war situation teports al urt,
snot markets and continued trade bhvine
'n'} contracts sold up to 1a9sc, or 40
points net higher and closed At ~ gae
win the general Hat closing ,tssdy st =
net tn'n Of is to 2s points The mari ct
ohsnrd steady a. On advance ~ 10 10
POINTS In response 10 relatively ttm rahlsA
Iheto was comfortable realizing or llauida
uon arcdnd the initial figures, and ssllns
vas encouraged ny rumors that A private
rrrort or scr~Hge 10 he issued ton ogTou
would make hrsnG shownE Thu
ms'ke' tagFed Oh several points after the
ga, with May ssllWE down 4, AZ zoe,
July - ~ 9se and trtober 10 80 soc.
olterings we're readily absorbed at the
decline bv foreign or domestic trade buy.
rrs and prices st'iened up during IN,
middle OF the morning on reports this!
Tho violence Of Germsn sttsuks on the
western front was ,bAt,nE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

ORIGINAL ToWSuTE
frulng on csm,ron s,rcsi)
g,,s IT, ,.,, w,.S S."' ,.s q A,Ti''i !I,ii
|" Is. i5a ~ , te2a
VIM Rsdfsatn 1907 1898
aN ibgo " asa
NJ y % "a ! h
Prentice AHG1 1870
" gN i52 or .w is23
Estate of Robert
crow,l, I0S7 l5as
81 2 y ~ Of no Mrs
= > y n.,; 9a''7'i T,~. Z; 80 SO
iouta y William, 30 pi ps
', n. so BELLE
wood. rnrHo So Oioo
Al ihsi part M lot .
BLOCK ~ of me OuglnA
Thwnsns which lirs ssst
NJ line drArr from
palnt on the north lire
81 .aid lot raid point he
tnE gg I feet easi 81 the
northwrat rofnrr ~ I'D
lot n point IN The
westerly line ~ said I'M
said point btins 81
tEg, southetly from ihe
nnrthu~st corner ei said
lot Joe Dutsnsk 7oj sai0
Al owners ~ sbuitinR rrspsriy prop
srT benefited .bv said inproe su snis snI
otAr property iiatle 10 ssseytmrut ore
hereby notified that al matters affecting
snrh improvements o. benefit % me rror.
srty thereby and any elslm or objection
20 ihs Htssfsmsrts - shove ssi forih shall
~ nled iv writing iu me office OF Frank
Nrwtlrk civ Auditor NJ me Ci', o. Tuisa
OkIahoms on NJ before tha pth -day Of
NprN 1919 ~ 600 o'rlprs a q a0t
ihe same shall be hoard hy me Hrard ~
f'hFpn ssirnars on thn 0th dbY % ANIL
1919 - .On . 'rlo-k " ard an slsinf
or ohisetiort not N iicd In writirE before
sid Zine shsll ~ deemed snivtd
Dated this 22nd day NJ Mach 1918
FRANK FFWkiHk
cry Auditor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

psbss1Axfso 1fILiSShY
HnAriNo Asb rtuMsfNo

PLUMBING -Armslrong Piambins TO,
steam and ras nttlns, jobbhg and ever
hsullHe promptly sttsndrd 10 an South
Detroit, phone sail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Muvlho ANp sroRAog


rNfyTfNG Akp rNPERHt v1lEG-- Firh.
rla.s work reasonable prices ] oripioy
orl. urIoH usu rrompl rsrvicc. CAL
MIrfhf Phone $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Phone 5000

Teller bors yopr want ads 10 The Talsa
world Nhru lt 10 mora convenient for 1ou
10 dv $50 This 10 49, aceomia odaiion service
srt go mcnl must he made promptly Al
wHy, tst that Nuur telephone advertisement
b. 'r'htsi back to YOU by taa person
iAkirE
AU,b,f say rhs6 you get The world tsls.
phonr optraioi ''uhs me hs want ad'
tAk'r Give Your name addtrst shd tsls
phone nVml,i itat lben Ei,s yeur wani
al to hgr
uoLs shrir aog mast be pAlg In sdtsuc'.
Naturalization Of sdyorlissmebts not
rtur,iltd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

lEoFEssioNAL sRRvfons %
CHWopKACt0R y NJ Posessta -sire-
y astot. NJ. n. Gillette. Phoas aso2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

MATHEWS BRoTHgRE--riper ksaEisE
painting Cal Ne esiore no fosh. aoS
h pMfoIt Ihone OsAga aeQa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
BOARD AND ROOMS

'tiS v, f. 5lt- sisep'os room for rent.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-14
GERMAN AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN SAYS LONDON MISSION WAS
 ENDED BY PERFY IF GERMAN POLCY NUT BY BRTONS ACTS

another expose of German duplicity, this time by Herr Wilhelm Muehlon, a former director of Krupp's. a mag nate. an intimate with the junkers, but a man whose sOuld sickened at the bloody business. lt was last spring that Herr Muehlon told his story:
 Talk With Helfferich
 "In the middle of July, 1914, l had. as 1 frequently had, a conversation with Doctor Helfferich, then director of the Deusche Bank of Berlin, and now vice-chancellOr. The Deutsche Bank had adopted a negative attitude toward certain large transactions in Bulgaria and Turkey, in which the firm of Krupp, for business reasons delivery of war material-had a lively interest. As one of the reasons to justify the attitude of the Deutsche Tank. Doctor Helfferich finally gave me the following reason:
 "'The political situation has be- come very menacing. The Deutsche Bank must in any case wait before en- tering into any further engagements abroad. The Austrians have just been with the kaiser. In a weeks time Vi enna will send a very severe ultimat- um to Serbia, with a very short inter val for answer The ultimatum will contain demands such as punishment of a number of officers, dissolution of political associations, criminal inves- tigaticns in Serbia by Austrian off cials and, in fact. a whole series of definite satisfactions will be demand ed at once; otherwise Austria-Hungary will declare war on Serbia
 Doctor Helfferich added that the kaiser had expressed his decided ap- proval of this procedure on the part of Austria Hungary He had said that he regarded a conflict with Serbia as an internal affair between these two countries, in which he would permit no other state to interfere. If Russia lmobilized, he would mobilize also. But in his case mobilization meant immediate war.
 "This time there would be no oscil- Iation. Helfferieh said that the Aus trians were extremely we'll satisfied part of the kaiser"
 When I thereupon said to Doctor Helfferich that this uncanny communi' cation converted my fears of a world war, which were already strong. into absolute certainty. he replied that il certainly looked like that. But per haps France and Russia would recon slider the matter. In any case, the 1 Serbs deserved a lesson which they would remember This was the first intimation that I had received about the kaiser's discussions with our al lies. I knew Doctor Helfferich's par | ticularly intimate relations with the lpersonages who were sure to be ini tiated. and l knew that his cOmmuni cation was trustworthy
 Kaiser For War
 After my return from Berlin l in ' formed Herr Krupp vcn Bohlen and Halbach, one of whose directors then was at Essen. Doctor Helffericf ! had given me permission and at that time the intention was to make him director of Krupps. Herr von Boh len seemed disturbed that Doctor Heli ferich was in possession of such in formation, and he made a remark to
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-14
TEDDY LIKES HIM

GOLDSBORO. N. C.. Aug 13-John Ward. a negro called as a witness In recen trial held here. told the court nc was the father of thirty-five children and that thirteen sons were in mill tary service. Ward. who is 62 years old. has been married three times and has twenty-five living children.
 The negro says his first wife bore fifteen children in six years-quadrup- lets twice, two sets of triplets and one single child. The second wife, he said, gave birth to twelve children twins twice. The third wife gave birth to eight children. Five sons in military service are in France. and eight others are in training camps in this country.