davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22
Sunday School
Lesson
tDy nEN NEwsoME)

Lesson. review.
Tho Lessons OF tho quarter have
been in tho lino OF dollneatlnE the
practical side OF Christian teaching
as Il relatea 70 the everyday life OF
tho follower OF Christ II has at
tempted "A summary OF Christian
duty and Christian privilege, as far
as these subjects could bo handled
IN dozen lessons The benefit w
may derive therefrOm depends on
the degree 10 which we have taken
tho lessons 10 heart M personal np-
peala rather than as points on which
TO hinge controversy or dispute. The
controversalist can always find ma
oerial for his dissertations, whether
tbe matter be a question Of conduct
or Of belief Much Of the hesita-
tton ~ people who are almost per-
puadcd" has been because of the
conflict OF opinion among those who
professed 10 teach tho truth But
the fault rs not with tho truth---the
fault Is not with any lack OF clear
ness in tho gospel teachings n
due 10 the innate human love OF dis
putation and tho ohgBrneau OF this
and thnt one Ia make his Individual
views dominant In theological opln-
ion. Those who Rro looking for
ddoubt will find it-those who are
look nE for tho truth will not be dls.
appointed.
II IL a rare thing 20 find man
IN his right mind who docs not ac-
knowledge the fundamental truths
OF Gods relation 90 man and mans
duty 90 God. They will toll you that
religion In right andoa good thing
that their faith " not lacking In
religious truth. but IN religion as ex
emplified by those who teach and
live II. ~ teachers would pay more
attention 10 the incubation OF eBen-
tial facts that reach the soul ana
loss 10 enphasizinE sectRfian propa-
Randa, there would be more souls
saved, for the world Mt large would
be compelled To concede the sincerity
OF Gods children. A long as they
have cause 10 doubt tho sincerity OF
Christians, they will continue 10
doubt the Eenulneness OF the Chris.
tiaD faith. This means that every
Follower of Christ II 20 Home degree
responsible for the Huccoss or fall
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

by the performing NJ g0m0 Hpechcu-
AR or heroic act. there would be no
lack of courage 10 undertake it Hut
tho greatest heroes arc those VINO
.AtAnd nrm from dsy ~ day and arc
not weary In well doing The palm
Of victory 10 not 70 him who does
one or two great things and men
quits but To- him who OVorcomoa no
obstacles which circumstance. IN
yironmrut or his own eyii iWnRln-
iuEH have placed In his path. tntten
on 10 that word overcome That
iE they kcy-word Of christian fidelity
not the hyRteriCal zeal 81 an or-
Caslonal Impulse ot good. but no
steady plOdllng. determined slick
ING TO a. And that fdoNty iH not
alone in word, moi alone in docd, bui
must include both. Good deeds
without u good motive behind thom
are only ~ much yuln display hul
conversely. faith without works iH
dead
We apenk " tho cost Of being a
Christian n ls costly D. Weard
the sacrifice uf every thing That ls
prompted by HeINHhurrs. D, means
living Tor cod ana our fellow men
rutner than fnr ourselves. our own
soul in tho first ming that needs
code attention. but WHOM thar d.
made uRht Then We are anxious. if
W. are umbucd with GodH spirit q"
pans tho blessing on 10 others n We
do not fcol his Why 30 nrc FllI
slaves % seifshnloa and the divine
spirit To- not lu us There must l'
no double. miudedhosF. up attempt To-
mako IL c0mprpmlHe. un bargaining
10 secure the benefits OF Christianity
ana yet retain the mhoiy pleasures
" our old He God require" 'uuLou-
.dIIoual surrender" God calls Tor
our unrcanrycd service We must
not Just got into tho kingdom but
wo must ho ZOO % with our whole
heart aud with every ruorgy ana
ability that We possess. Let us NOT
love In word, neither with tho
tongue. but In deed and truth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

uro OF truth 20 reach the doubling
mind In convincing power n the
world iA 10 be brought 90 christ,
we must not simply believe iu christ,
but We must live that belief
The greatoSt fault We have found
with most Christians IL spiritual Ia
zlnens They have made the great
decisi0n and 80 no further Better
To have been Just barely saved tnau
not 10 be saved at all. but SIN bo'.
tor TO have made our entering into
salvation "a prelude 10 "a NE Of acny.
ny In ChriHts behalf The Christian
lifo ls more than receiving n rec
quires the giylnR up OF evil dolngs
and tho giving our OF good Hrr,ies
fulth must find expression RH bon
teAHl0n. reform, obedience and fery-
Ice. Too many stop with confession
and m little a degree Of reform as
Will keep them iu good standing in
Tho church. our boys who onlist FOR
tho army DO not expect that etop %
De the final ~ denco ~ their patriot
Ism, II IN tho first and essential net
but II Involves an obligation 10 DO
q service. and that service " the best
We can DO and aH long M Il IN needed
There ia no half way surrender NJ
personal privilege nor any promise
with reservations 30 must hn our
service to the Lord The matter ~
conversion and public confession IA
only tho enlistment--tha work must
follow.
Possibly pride KEEPS many hair.
convinced people out OF the church.
They would bo willing TO arknOwl'
edEN their sins Ia God and make
promises of living now life. " they
could bo spared the humlllhtlen ~
maElnR that confession before their
fellow men. They would bo Wiling
20 make contract with tho LORD
that. I'm consideration of hiH promises
10 tho faithful. they will undertake
TO obey his commands and liNe a lite
OF avoidance Of evil Hut here they
are confronted with tho dilemma
that they cannot obey the LORD un'
less they publicly confess their
change Of heart and bear witness of
their covenant In baptism. Lots Of
people would be willing to bargain
with tho Lord. but they do not want
10 stand up before other mon and
nay they are sinners and need for
givoneHs
The failure Of many mon 70 live
q Christian llfe. ha profitable Hery-
ants OF the Lord. is due 10 the fact
that II takes monotonouH and per
Histent effort on their part 10 change
their habits OF thought and action
10 conform with the profession they
have undertaken. II II were re-
qulrod OF them to earn eternal lite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22
Bristow

Mr. and Mrs S L. Canterbury and rhil.
dren and Mrs C. @. Mart motored TO ss'
NJ and Mrs. George g Carman and
children motcred 10 gapulpA Sunday
Mr and Mrs ID ~ liyinrstou metorsd
10 Sapu,pa sunday and were The guests oi
fricnds a. we'll 81 takirg In the county
fair
Nr and Mrs Harry Erkdahl and Mr. y
L. Jones mo,ortd 70 Tulsa Sunday and wsrc
the guests o. friends
Miss Jtnulr Davidson was the ruest Of
friends IN TnisA Lass SUNDAY
Miss Iplu Newkirk ~as The guest of reia
dives iu R3laa sunday
Mr ard Mrs Morton House ard son.
Richard have returned FROM a weeks wish
IN StillWater
Mr. and M. Iarpsr Cor ~ Rapulpa speut
one day last week In this city the guests Of
friends
Alr and Mrs r. A Argabrlsht of na
yenport we're The guests Of Mr. and Ars
Luther Sfntrr last SuuAay
Mr. and Mrs J 81 pygArl and daughter
Niss Julia were tho guests Of relatives iu
nv and Mrs. =. q. vi,tsrs and M sad
Mrs - a. Powell spent as, sunday Do
kcilyvllle
+ Mrs. W o. Broomo ard Mrs. Riessu
Norton House attended the state mecung
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22
HOLD -FOUR LIBERTY BCVDS

Tho effort 70 scparRte Liberty
bond holders not familiar with stock
and bond values from their Liberty
bonds has taken a new turn. Tho
manipulators instead of offering 20
buy the bonds at inadequate prices
offer In exchange for them the
stocks and bonds Of various wildcat
corporations, whose face value IL
large but whose actual value is
little or nothing
The safest investment IN the
world Is "A Liberty bond. For a pa
triotic American. Liberty bonds are
the best investment In thN world. II
Il not only a wise thing 10 hold
them, II Is a patriotic thing 20 do.
The soldier that takes trench and
then voluntarily gives 10 up Ia not
20 bo compared with one who takes
a trench and holds Il against the
encmv An American who buys o
Liberty bond ana then sells" "it is not
so good an American Bs one who
buys bond and holds .t This does
not apply, however, TO ono who sells
his bond because OF real necessity:
there Is legitimate trading IN Lib
erty bonds which the treasury rec
oEnizes.
II WIS wise and patriotic old
colorcd American who refused Q,
sell hls 500 Liberty bond for SOC
because he would not give up thi
United States promise thls hondl
10 pay him 500 with interest foi
tho United States promise lcurreu.
cy) to pay him 500, and who refused
to soil the same bond for Sl02. be.
cause ne said that the slO2 must
be counterfeit or else the would. hr
purchaser would not bo willing to
give 10 for only 500 II is safe u
say that there are no gold bricks OF
wildcat securities among that Amer.
leans assets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Of the " c, T. q. At iituhes'y durinf the
past week
Mrs = Frank Lsuf was NE guest Of
friends in OklAhoma City last week.
Mrt Charles q. nraver was the Kutti
Of friends IN TulEa last week.
Rev and Mrs s. T.. GriFpby eutortain II
their son ard wife Corp. and Mrs. J. A.
uriEuby Of Kelly field. San Antonio. during
the past week.
Mr.. Robert Z. TdrOv. Who has beer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

spending the past month In This city tts
guest Of her parents Sir and Mra J.
Wolfe. has returned 90 San Attonlo. Iola.
70 br with her hpshahd Capt Robert B.
Tidrow. VIII is Aiau0nsd AZ Camp 1ravs
NJ and Mr.. a. b salmon and ha'r g.
Clarrmors we're in this city during tfs pstl
week as tho gucs1s Of Miss Clara hr|I.
Mr. Fred l.. Griffith hat spent tH' ph'i
week 10 kansss City as the gueli oi irirra'
And relatives
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

. NAHNHLI w INiil'u. NuN arrived
from Hattiosburg. Niles. 90 remain
wl'h hor parents DR. and Mrr G. J.
llc9'dor. lt0l irving Place durnf
MAJOR Jaoksou's term M service wltt
tho tlath engInoors
Nj and Mrs Presley g. Walker
Jr.. arrived home Yesterday morning
after moro than two months Rb.
Hrnoo spent iu mo y4Ht En route
home th" WuIfors stopped over fbS
u vlHil in Kansas city
M ana Mrs James H. Bowou Of
Burun Vista Place have as their
guests Mr. BuWcu's mother. Mrs
Laura Osborn, sister. Mrs Mork
Turner ana the luttcrs two sons
John ana Clay Turner Of Chicago
Mrs tyurito klmmona Grigsby
land Ms Joseph g. Carson Nils
Ruth Brown have taken suite IN
. cynthia Court apartments, whore
they viii h" nt homo 10 friends after
This wecN.
Mrs " " Woodal and Mrs g.
.N IAnirum and baby N1na have
come from Ninh far r. visit 10 their
daughter and sister. Mre V. l.. Mar
nm. and Mr Martin. i32i South Hos-
. ton avenue.
Mrs knight T.. Douglas ana Mrs
/ Frank W. uu.urd and baby joan
/ pro IN MuskoFrr for tho Weekend,
/ they having accompanied Miss sybil
NHrlinE home az thc concluHlon of
10 visit here
- - -
Mr Rnd Mra George %. Ford have
las their guests Mrs Fords mother
|and sister. Mrs Elizabeth RhepAr I'd
Innd Miss Grace Shepard. or Jack
sonylllc. Fla.
Mr. ana Mrs O.. d Ruff and
| daughter and Mr.. and Mrs T.. g.
! j Iphnson mpt0red yesterday ~
southwest Missouri FOR a camping
trip.
Mrs. Alva y Niles has returned
/ from san Antonio. Texas where she
spent some time with Major Niles
prior to hla departure Tor wash
lngtou.
MI and Mrs !. X Smith and
ch7ldr0n are homo after pleasant
outing Of more than two months
spent In tho White mountains.
Mrs clint Moore viii arrive here
today from Chicago. whore she spent
several weeks following her return
with Mr.. Moore from tho northwest
Miss sara Kenyon Elliott will re-
turn today from New York, where
she EnH been spending some time IN
the special study OF dancing
Mrs. l. w baxter and daughter.
Miss olive, returned home Friday
after spending "a several weoks out
Ing on tho great lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas X Chestnut
and Mr. and Mrs Charles Qulnlan
| have returned from a two months
stay Ia rotoskey. Mich
Miss Elizabeth Shapard OF Paw
neo comes today 10 be tho guest of
Miss Bess Hudson during reunion
week
Mrs Clark NJ Runney is home
after pleasant summers stay In
/ Estes Park. Col
Misses Dorothy and Geraldine
Griffin have returned from visit
OF a few days In Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs George W 0lffert
entertained with Il family dinner last
evening In their home,
Miss Gertrude Glffert will return
stoday for a visit 70 her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Jones, bf
Ada
Miss Sadie Maude Douglas left
yesterday for Chicago whore she
goes TO enter the university.
saa
Dr. Cora T.. Sncthen. Osteopath
Gcr~ral Practitioner. both acute and
chronic diseases. Just located. 702
Mayo RldE Phone 1850. Res Tel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs l.. Y, Sloan ~ Nus
koEse are guests for a few days OF
Mias Vivian Ford. Mrs Sloan unit
Monday was Miss Ruth Mclaughlin
and her marriage 10 Mr.. Sloan, who
Ia In training az the Great Lakes
naval station. was an interesting
event OF tho early week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22
OF Interest 10 Women

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACE
Personals.
Madame Emile rnrdo will arrive
during the week To be connected
with tho kindergarten department ~
the Brock and Elliot private school
the ensuing year Madame purdo
has been IN this country little moro
than "a year and her husband az
present N fighting with the French
forces.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mr and Mrs. W. A. King. who re-
Gently removed to 32i West Twelfth
street, are TO have with them during
reunion week Mrs Kings parents,
Mr.. and Mrs o. 4. Sutherland. sis
ter, Miss Hattie Sutherland OF Webb
city. Mo, and brother, Mr.. @, A.
Sutherland OF Miami
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mrs. q. NJ Phillips and Miss Lu-
cille Brooks of ~ Louis, ana Miss
Allen Of Kansas city, are coming to
be MIR. and Mrs. James NJ. uillettes
guests during tho reunion. Mrs
Phillips IN chaperon and tho
Misses Brooks and Allen reunion
maids.
Mira 70. c. Jackson. with her small
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Miss sadie Maude Douglas left
yesterday for Chicago whore she
goes TO enter the university.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mrs tyurfto kimmona Grlgsby
and MIs Joseph O. Carson Miss
Ruth Brown have taken "A suite in
cynthia Court apartments, where
they will hr nt homo to friends after
this Wrr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Dr Cora y. Sncthen. Os'eopath
Gcr~ral Practitioner. both acute and
chronic diseases, Just located. 702
Mayo nldg Phone 1885. Res Tel
f61a-R. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

M ana Mrs James H. Bowou of
Burun Vista Place have as their
guests Mr. Huwou'H mother. Mrs.
Laura Osborn sister. Mrs Mnrk
Turner, and the nttcrs two sons.
John aud Clay Turner Of Chicago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Miss Gertrude Glffert will return
to-day for n visit 10 her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Jones, OF
Ada
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mrs " " Woodai and Mrs g.
NJ IAuirum and baby N1na have
com. from Nin.n for visit 10 their
daughter and sister. Mrs r. l.. Mar
M. and Mr Martin. ia2i South Hos-
.uu avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

dhurhlcr WInifrcd has arrived
from HaitiosburE. MlH,. 20 remain
Win hor parents. pr and Mrr G. j..
lt9' der. lt0l irving Place during
Major Jaokson's term 0f service with
tHO tl3th englnnors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Nj and Mrs Presley g. walker.
Jr. arrived homo Yesterday morning
after more than two months abb
H'noo spent iu mo yaHt Eu route
home the Wuiforg stopped over f6t
u yIsll in Kansas Cltv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mr. Rnd Mr. George F. Ford have
ls their guests Mrs Ford's mother
ana sister. Mrs Elizabeth Shepard
ind Miss Grace Shepard. of jack
souylllc. Fla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mr. and Mrs r. X Smith and
children are homo after "a pleasant
outing Of more than two months
spent IN tho white mountains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs O.. u. Ruff and
daughter and Mr. Ani Mrs T.. G..
j phnson mpt0red yesterday ~
southwest Missouri FOR a camping
IrIp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

M-s Knight r Douglas ana Mrs
Frank W. uuurd and baby Jean
,ro In NuskoFrr FOR tho weekend.
hoy having accompanied Miss sybil
'HrllnE homo nt tho concluHlon OF
visit here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mr. and Mrs George W. differt
entertained with family dinner last
evening In their home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mrs Aiva y Niles has returned
from san Antonio, Texas. where she
spent some time with Major Niles
prior TO hla departure Tor wash
.ugtou.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

Mrs clint Moore viii arrive here
today from Chicago. where she spent
several weeks following her return
with Mr. Moore from tho northwest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

our first anniversary Is at hand.
After studying over the question we
decided that chance at truly won
derful savings would be appreciated
more than words of thanks. SO these
saving prices listed for the week are
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05
BITWA w PIKARDYI.
AJAX MA AMIENS.

Londyn-Paryz, 5. kwietnia. -
Po przerwie spoczynku skupie-
MIA nowych posiikow Niemcy
wznowili atak swej ofensywy /
wzmagaja go stale - tax, re A
lianci przypuszczaja, IL moze
nadszed} to wlaSnie najwyzszego
ich wysi{ku i impetu moment
krytyczny - ktory byle wytrzy-
mao odbie. bitwa bedzie wy
grana dla Aliantow. Nie-ulega Ia
dnej watpliwosci. IL to wszystko,
co sic dotad stalo w Pikardyi
noze bye uwazane zaledwie "a
pierwsza faze wielkiej bitwy, ze
Niemcy ME zadowola sic przecie
nieznacznem i chwilowem zaje-
ciem terenow walk, lecz daza do
celow wazniejszych - przede-
wszystkiem do rozerwania linil
alianckich, oddzielenia Francu-
cow i Amerykanow Cd Anglikow
Belgow. Jak d1ugo potrwa wal
ka o TAXI eel - ME podobna prze-
widziec: miesiace trwa}y boje pod
Verdun, zanim nareszcie Niemcy
zrezygnowali &c zdobycia tel
twierdzy. Przeciw Niemcom jest
teraz pogoda: spadfy deszcze u
LEVINE 1 teren zamienif sic w blot
ne moczarzysko: utrudni to IA
tainie postep wojsk W ataku
wrecz, oraz przesuwanie dziai. w
ostatnich dnIach przewa&nie tyi-
ko strzeianIna byia z obu stron
gwaftowna, w dnlu wczerajssym
doszia ona do silly nadzwyesajhej,
poprzedziia te& atak wrecz, kt6ry
Nierncy sklerewaii ia Anliens !
okoiice. Przyjeia ieh tam strassii-
vie - artylerya franeuska! glow
ne punkty walk byiy Grivesnes,
Morisei MaIlly-R y-Ralnevai. Ogieh
bateryi franeusklch byi tax ekre-
pny, IL rezperas edFzueai Mem
COW; cI Enow atakewail lstrem
szalehstwem | ma smieFt pewna
lealI: 10 razy - desiewnle -
sill onI do ataku wreez | sawsze
odparci, zawsze dzleslatxewanl,
przecle Edoiail peStaPii CO nleeo
- acz bardzo nlewlele W stesuri-
ku do wysIiku | do STRAIT peniesie-
nych. mleJscowescI Morlsei
Mailly-RaInevai Eostafy wziete
przez Nlemeow. Grivesnes Fran
cuzl ME dali. Ma anglelskiem
snzydle ME wEnowIeno ataku Cd
czasu odebranla przez Angiikow
Ayette, ma poiudnie cd AFras.
RAPORTY.
Berlin, B. kwietnia. - Ma poiu-
dnie cd Somme wgnewlone waike
swleze odniesieno sukce5y wa
tne poczyniono Pe5unieciai bitwa
" Pikardyi roEgeFgaia ma nowo j
ponadto ma daisaych liniaeh walk
sic tocza: W odpiac;e "a eiagis
bombardowanie Laon przez Fran
cuzow - Niemcy bombardowali
SLIME Reims. r6wnie1 pod Ner--
dun pote1na trwa kanonada; "
Alzacyi Lotaryngii. utafczki re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

wrotnoSG w tenn, il gadanic W do
kumencie owym jest pokoju
dIugie szerokic, a jednoczeSnie
Austrya masy wojsk skupia ma
wioskim froncic i gotuje sic tam
clos zadac Wlochom..
FSYTUACYA MA WSCHODZIE
Moskwa, 5. kwietnia. - Dono-
sza Z finskiego portu Hango, IL
tam kilkaf okret6w dawnej floty
rosyjskiej zostafo wysadzonych W
Powietrzc przez w}asnych ich ko-
mendantow z obawy, il Niemcy
zabiora statki owe.
- Finow biaie gwardye naro-
dove przy wspoidzialaniu Men,
COW zdobyly miasto Tammrfors,
gdzie wzieto tysiac bolszewickich
zo}nicrzy do niewoli. Walki tocza
sic bardzo zaciete - bolszewikow
i ich sotnie czerwone oskarzaja
bali o okropne znecanie sic mad
przeciwnikami.
- Donosza z Czarnego Nora,
IL nury niemieckie bombardowa}y
TAME port i miasto Sukhum-Ka-
le, ma Krymie. Wojska ukraihskie
wraz Z nicmieckiemi usi}uja ode
brac czerwonym sotniom bolsze>
wickim Odesse - lecz zosta}y
odpartc, tax samo odparli bol--
szewicy atak floty turecko-nie--
mieckiej ma Odessy port.
Z Kaukazu donosza, il tam
wojska turcckie Z posifkami ME
mieckimi zosta}y pobftc pod Ba--
tum miastem i odrzucone odeti o
iakich 40 mil; walk tocza sic po-
mySlne dla kaukaSkich Wojsk. /
Armenii So wiesci, IL wojska o..
chotnicze Armen6w zaje}y miasto
Erzerum, stolice Armenii kilka
innych, bijac i pedzac precz Tur-
k6w. Po pokoju brzeskim Rosya
ewakuowala Arrnenie, ktora Tur-
cy zajeli i rozpoczeli tam nowe a.
wantury, rzezie, ucisk przesla--
dowania - co wreszcie podnios1o
Armen6w ma nogi - zdaje sic
dobrym skutkiem.
w poiudniowej Ukraine
Niemcy zajeli Poltawe i wielkie
spichrze tamtejsze w Charkowie
So jcszcze bolszewicy i w caiej O.
kolicy ucieraja sic mimi Niemcy.
Z Finlandyi donosza, il tam
przybylo juz przesz}o 10000
Niemcow L 300 dziafami 1000
mitraliez: dowodzi ia expedycya
gen. Sassnitz.
- w wielu miastach i miaste-
czkactr Rosyi przyszio do wybu--
chow pogromow antyzydowskich:
W Turkcstanie, w miescie Kokon-
da 300 osob zosta}o zabitych, w
Kijowic. stolicy Ukrainy rowniez
wre agitacya antysemicka.
DokoilCZenie ia stroniCy 3