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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

guns has been located near I.aon
about - miles from the center at
Para Thruout SUNDAY morning and
into the mld-aTfcfuous' sheils drop.
ped in Paris Hi intervals Of from ll
To twenty mirutes
Boastfulnc~s Manifest.
Already tnt Fpru ~ hoasffi.Incss
which per'BIes ibro German army lu
times ~ success les being straurI,
manifested Field Marshal Won nm
honbnrE has .omplmontcd' tho Gcr.
man emperor on the initial success .
and Tho latest GERMAN official com
muntcation be- loud In its plaudilS of
the Gcurau troops declaring that
the alta, king spirit ~ the infantry
could not have hcon exceeded
pn thc other haitlo fronts tho
fighting activity continues roriparl
lively slight except Tor rc.lpr,,.I
h"Whafdmonis aud trcuch r,ldIuE
operations Along tho Alsnc front
and ln champagne the arullrry durI
between the French aud tho Ger.
mana have been somewhat violent
Tho Americans ou their sectors o.,
pconlN northW est ~ TouI arp J,tl.
Keeping ~ their artillery practice
with NsIblY good rcsult,. against
lh" German Alaiuons N front OF
ihrW and nov and then carving out
aur'essfnl raids
IN To" italian theatre tho snow on
mo ground ana the frrshcts in tho
valleys continue to hinder the opcr,.
TONS on "A large scale. but from tn.
preparatory artillery actNlt, prl
'h' skirmtshcs that are being ,arrI.I
out It becomes iuctcAsing, r,idrur
mat THIS theater shortly is To be- tho
scene ~ a sanguinary encounter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

uNLNmIMN ~ MAsnINGrnN

'h lNl'''N VIA WASHiNGTbN
i''rd s. Mcclure. attorney. and p.
It.. SJNar" of Tho Oklahoma Iron
Work.. of Tala arrived tn the city
tr.d'E and are az 'he Willard
y VI Scriynrr and wifc ~ PauIs
valley. oklahoma. are taking I'm tho
sights of tn" national capital They
have hccn down To Fort Hamilton.
on a VISIT i9their son. who Is lieu
ifnani A. thsr : a-p,y.....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

y "nlplor T Z q socIetv- mpcis
regularly wednesday afternoon In
IN" home uf Mrs Il. x Wagner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
Wireless Found

FNEIS, Fridav. March 29 -Thc
director OF the municipal laboratory
at Amicns was arrested this morn
ing. It is reported - wireless appa-
ratus was found In his home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
STILL PRESS FORWARD.

On the battle line the sangunary struggle still is going on
with the British troops most Of the sectors apparently
holding their own, but with the Germans at salient points
still pressing forward,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
Instead ! took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured.

Baltimore. Md Nearly four
ears | suffered from organic trolI-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
BRITISH DOWN EIGHT
AIRPLANES IN ITALY
Superiority ~ English Crnf, IL
Maintained; Sigh, Artillery
Action.

ROME March e There have
been slight artillery actions and az.
tlNltN nv our reconroitCrinr parties
along the whole front" saw todays
war office report "a French patrol
captured few prisoners at Monte
Tomba
LONDON March - An official
statement dealing with aerial actiy.
ny on the italian front issued saws
saturday our aircraft superiority
was maintained Eight enemy ma
chimes we're destroyed. ono was dri,-
On down out Of control ami we suf.
Tered no loss ourselves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

since the beginning of the great attack the cncm
so far as he may himself against powerful de-
fense.
Both British and French forces where their lines meet
south of ST. Quntn, watching with optimistic
eyes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
NEW HOMES FOR HUNS.
Land and Houses Offered German
Troops Back From Defeat

Amsterdam. Dec. q The Berlin
Tageszcitung of Monday saws that Field
Marshal Won fIindcnhurg has addressed
The following proclamation to hls troops
The preliminary work for land
settlement on hiG scale IS ~ progress aud
viii br pushed forward as rapidly rs the
Shortag, ot coal aud Of huI ing materials
will permit The returning warriors will
first receive the thanks of tho country
fpr moro han four Years work ina thousand
battles. III winch they wcro unbcaton
Hundreds ot thousands Of buildings
viii To- erected on cheaplv acquired land
with public money lcut AZ low ratcs ~
farmers. gardeners. and country artisans.
HOUSES will hc built tot workers. employees.
and officials belonging to ScdcntarN occu-
patlons and transferred ~ thcm on the
y vmcnt ot moderate PARTON Of the
actual costs
"Ouly have patience = little Will
Help the wounded FathcrIand through
rs hardest time Save Il again lv German
manly discipline and order and thus make
vour own futurr and YOU own harpnc--.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
RUSSIA SAYS SHE'LL PAY.
New Government VIII Settle All Debts
Of Nation, But Red ).

Washington. Dec 6-An liabilities
contracted BY the Russian Govern
ment. except those made by the Boil
shevik regime, are recognized by the
all-Russian Government AZ Om4sk and
will be executed by it. according to q
statement authorized by the Ministry
81 Foreign Affairs and received to-day
In Washington.
The announcement. made after Ad-
miral kolchak became dictator OF the
Omask Government, follows:
THE Government which Il headed
by Admiral Kolchak, as its supreme chief,
bearing in mind that Russia has always
sacredly fulfilled all lis liabilities to-
ward It's own subjects, as we'll as 10 other
nations to which IT was bound by treaties,
has deemed it necessary TO state IN its
declaration of Nov. y that it viii not
iail, as soon as Russia IS reunited TO exc
cute all liabilities Of the scale Treas
ury, j. e., payments Of interest and
.Inortiz ton on internal and external
ate loans, payments on contracts and
-4laries of employees pensions and All
other payments arising from law, CON
tract or other legal foundations
The Government at the same time
declared all financial acts Of the Soviet
powers rs made by mutineers, liegai
and not liable TO execution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
Dandruff Surely
Destroys The Hair

Girls If you want plenty n thlck
beautiful glossy silky hair do M aii
means get rid 81 dandruf for 4 nI
starvc vour halr md rum it i YOU don
II doesn't do much good to II, ~
brush ar wash Il uut Tho only suvc
wsv 10 gct rid of 1andrnF is ~ dissolvc
il then YOU destroy il entirely Io d.
thus get about tour ounces nt ordinary
,Iuuid arvon apply Il Al night when rc-
tirlrc risc enough 10 mo,StCn the ~caln
and rub Il IN gently with fhc hngc Ips
I}v morning. most i not All, uf vour
dandruH will hc gone and three or tour
more applications viii complete y dis
solve and entirely DESTROY every Single
sign and trace Of It
on vii find. too. nat ai itching and
digging of the scalp viii stop. and your
hair will look and feel q hundred times
better You can get hquld arvon AT any
drug store Il Is inexpensive and four
ounces is ali won viii need nc matter
low much dapdruf YOU have This simple
rcmCdv never Sails
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
PALACE TO PARSONAGE
FATE OF CROWN PRINCE
Probably the Future Has Real
Punishment in Store for
Son and Father.

On reading about the low estate 10
which the former Crown Prince ot Ger
many has falen-about the house 81
different from the palaces 10 which he has
been accustomed. the simplicity u ITS
furnishings the plainneSs with which ITS
table is set one Is inclined 10 iccl not
auctlv sympathy for him, but that he Is
slrrady undergoing rU small part ot tho
punishment he deserves for tho part he has
pIsved IN bringing on and carrying on the
war.
For this feeling there is. nf course.
something of reason Tho contrast I've
tween his present position and his past. IS
81 great that he doubtless considers him-
self man most lll-uScd bv fortune and,
as there is no probability that he secs any
thing of justice IN his descent. his emo
tions must be those of resentment rather
than Of grief Considered III itself, how
ever, his lot Is not So dreadful On tho
contrary. IT Is still better than that 81 no
~nall majority of the world inhabitants
Certainly the fishermen living on his
island, do not see him - an object Of
pltv. His house Is the best the island
affords. his table IS better served, he
dresses better. and he rs not obliged. rs
thev are. 10 risk his life daily IN small
boats on an often stormy and always
dangerous sea. - Tar as known. except
tor the accident OF birth. his abilities
would have p,It and kept him IN 4 station
lower, rather than higher than the one he
now occupies and as the fishermen know
verv well that he could not do ;hC WORK
thew do, the chane es are that they fnd less
than anv cxc,isc for regarding blln as an
object Of commiscrsflon II may he that,
IN thelr en1v Of his unearned comforts
anC isllrc they regard HIM rs very
lucky fellow and look forward with
certain satisfaction to the arrival OF the
dav, not necessarily remote, OF hrs dc
parture from the island to face trisl for
his llie
Whether both the Prince and his
father have the thought Of such a day
constantly IN mind Is not revealed IL the
dispatches but they can hardly be iEDor
ing possiblilf, that must be made 10
loom the larger because 81 the knowledge
they have oi the esteem N whlch they
arc held IN and out Of Gcrmanv \ chang
IN their present condition I> considerably
more likely TO he for the worsa lnan Tor the
better, and that fart i tn, realize t.
NAV help to tighten their f.Ardshlpa and
huInilia ations New ! ork Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
OLSHEV|K| DECLARE
WILSON AN ENEMY
Sending Food to Germany Would
be Treachery to Revolution,
They Insist.

Be,lin. Dec. 3 (delayed) DR.. Karl
Lcbkuccht and his followers Of the Spar
tacus group of Socialists are carrying on
a vigorous campaign against the premier
Frederick Ebert, and his colleagues.
The Spartacus Socialists accuse them Oh
having induced the mortal enemy of
tho ISrman revolution, namely interna-
tiony4t r.p,talism represented by President
Wilson. To make the delivery oi food con
dtional on the maintenance OF order.
The Bolshcvik organ, the Rcd rag
says
This is treachcrv against the rcvohi-
tiop ANY attempt 20 send food TO Yer
many must hc opposed ~ a cap'ta''s'''
effort to beat Bol~hcvik altns
The article demands the diSm,Ssat ~
officers and the choosing hy s"io'crS "i
their own leaders II also demands inc
immediate armlng OF the revolutionary
workmen and the dlsarmlng oi other OF
ganizatIonS. ,
The program includes the destruction OF
cani,al,sm. the annuntcnt 81 war loans
and the Specialization of all business
Tho government declares Liebknccht
has no followers outside Berlin, and only
a few here.
In interviews with the correspondent
leading men Of Berlin showed pCSslmism
over the situation. taking the ground
that the government was not displaying
the vigor and determination required to
cope with the danger.
There is a dlsqucting likeness between
the situation and that observed by tho
correspondent in Pctrograd IN l2l, Here
as in Pctrograd the government @crm-
,ngly is inspired by good motives The
members oi the government make iar
speeches. bat the liolshctIki arc those
who act and whose followers. recruited
from the criminal classes possess arms,
while she bourgcoisic and conservative
Socialists are unarmcd
The chief argument nf tho optumlsts
is that the Germans are not RnSsians
but they sax nothing can hr safely pre-
dirted on the knowledge 81 German char
actcr before the war
The spirit and pride Of great bulk
II the people arr utterly gone, they con-
tend. and the situation Is unia orahly
affected hv the belief that the food sup
plies IN tho CITY Will not avail until the
nce >car and that crushing peace terms
will bc imposed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
PORTO RICO WANTS HOME RULE.
Legislature Asks Rights of Complete
Self Gov crnmeut.

San Iuan, porto Ri~n. Dec 6A
resolution was introduced IN The Lower
House o( the Legislature # = special
session Yesterday rcque.tlue tie nrod
States to grant complete self gnvcrn-
mcnt to Porto Rico mcnorial to
President Nilsson. asking tins bonn. also
was put before tin Ilorlsc
Roth documents express the l"lrt
tha' thr Porto Rlcaus have d"mon-
etratcl thoir caparli, for -clt-wyrrn
mcut, right vhich alva,s h7~ loon
,cucd them ~ mrmorial written
Isl C:,,utana Coll, ,.ucm, ptnnunent
il, the affair III thc llnd, SAY ~ port
Porto hi,n .al.Ii.rs chapriuliy ani
hravch lru tbru haric4 tn fight for
dcuocracy. secure ~ ,hc helpf that
when tho var was ovfr We ny won
and pcacr established. Tort" Rlc1 vFtld
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
T. = Donhleday Publisher. wcds.

Ncw York, Doe q The marriage II
Miss Florcnc Van Nyek and Frank Ncl-
son Doubleday. president nf Doubleday
Page 4 90. publishers, took place We X
ncsdav nj rnIuG ~ the chantry of Cracc
Church Mr. Dauhicday \ FIRST vito. Mir
N,ll ID Graf nou' Icday. the author,
d,ed n Canton, China. la>, February.
whiIc thcv were IN 4 special uris~Ion ~
the Ear a~t fnr hc Rcd ross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
Mrs. John Drew Dead.

New York, Dec 6-Mrs John Drew,
wife Of the actor who is commonly ac-
cepted as ''the best known player in
America died Wefn sday morning in the
apartment in the Hotel Algonquin which
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew and their daughter,
Mrs. John Devereux Iouise Drew, have
occupied there during the winter months
for several years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

I've given the same freedom for which
II fought nim culture, our civilization
and the prl1c oi on eloriona race nl'-
Iigr us ia decline 10 accept - leRltimate
- government that docs not spring from
our own will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
Americans Osercrou Il London.

London. Dee & tnefiran soldier alI
sailors here are finding dilfcnfy ~ ohtalnz
ing sleeping accommodations anil The
municipal government has offered quar-
tere IN many 81 tho puhl,e eiices. IN.
Guiding the Ian Court- and Parliament
Rulldlngs The Amorlean Rej Gross y
provIdinc the beds lof tie mon \ con
tinrent II ncarl, Gn American satlnf=
arrived to-day and Is tfeinR qunftered at
the Law Courts
Every Evening classified advertise.
ments bring results Proved 10 the eafis.
faction ~ many and Will he - yon Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-04

few workers do help the than do the daunes
r. who with uess energy those bIeaux thai
gwen almost cver-frequeny for the benefit Of char
The picture shows of the energetic OF the workers
this great field of w-ea leisure between arduous
rehearsas for her living picture ouchngy entitled The Spirit of the
Red Gross The the doing his bit where he feels that
Will be Of the serceposng wounded heroes ia
beaux He has been honoaby exempted from active because
eight head walters eleven hat check boys and hyscven xa
driver, were dependent him for support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-04
The Inside
of Your
House

4 F WE are to believe with the psy-
3 biologists that man is the sum
~ total of the objects with which he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-04

foreseen it. But let US look at the
situation frankly. You know, general,
that we have only this one son. Though
we are ready to make all sacrifices for
his happiness, we cannot, nevertheless,
regard this mesalliance with any cheer
fulness.
The general Strengthened up, He had
not expected this. A protest rose to his
lips.
''You have just spoken a word, Mon
sieur lie Mnistre, which you will GER
tainly regret. This lady is of the high
est character She is worthy of all re-
spect. Of course, l see that your son
has yielded to an inexplicabe fascina-
ton
That is what we have vainly tried to
make him understand" said Nine. De-
meure, sadly He doesn't want to un-
derstand In his last letter he begs US to
give him our consent
1.-The difference in age, madame,
ought to make him hesitate. On the
other hand, can you be sure of the con-
sent of the other party"
"He is too persistent in tormenting
us not to have reached a complete un-
derstandng with her. The opportunity
is a brilliant one for her to make
marriage above her hopes by proiting
from the folly of a poor young man"
II know her too well, madame, to be
capable of believing that she is moved
by any such consideration. What aston
ishes me more than all is that in view
of our long standing friendship she has
given me not the least cause to suspect
her Intentions I saw her three weeks
ago, and she didn't breathe a word"
''She is a clever person and skilfully
conceals her hand"
But with her white hairs l should
never have suspected it."
"You say that she has white hairs?"
Isn't that permissible at her age.
Monsieur lie Ministre? But though in
the eyes of a sexagenarian like me she
is still youthful, am surprised, none
the less, that she should have been able
to inspire such a passion in a young
man"
"Of whom are you speaking, gen
eral?"
"Of Mime des Sablons- Deville Isn't
she the person you are discussing2"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-04

A light blush showed on the young
mans cheeks. He was a little frail in
appearance, but with a trim black
mustache setting off pale complexion;
his face was clear and resolute.
He blushed, said the general to
himself That proves that after all he
felt some resentment. But he is good
natured. He will so on forget it.
In the midst of his military preoccu-
pations he had himself long forgotten it
when personal letter from the Minis
ter Of Water Communications requested
a personal interview on his next visit
to Paris
What does he want? l have no bust
ness with him. But now that l think
Of it, it must be that bad break of
Nine. des Sablons-D eville, or, rather,
of mine. If Monsieur lie Ministre
imagines that I am going to humiliate
myself and offer him some lame apollo
gies, he doesn't know me-
He was a little annoyed at the mis-
adventure. Still he greeted with salts
faction an opportunity some days later
to go to Paris. AS soon as he had ar
rived he called at the ministry. Mon
sieur and Nine. Demeure received him
very cordially.
General" said the minister, "you
may have guessed that it was not alone
my desire to express to you my sincere
admiration of your splendid work as
soldier that decided me, knowing how
precious your time is when you come to
Paris, to ask you for an interview"
"Now it's coming" said the general
to himself.
"Since our son has had the honor to
serve directly under you, we have
thought it proper to let you know Of the
annoyance which we felt"--
In spite of his resolutions General
Melsau thought the time had come to
make excuses.
believe me, Monsieur lie Ministre,
sincerely regretted
Monsieur and Nine. Demeure looked
with an air Of asto nishment at the
valiant soldier, who certainly was find
ing himself less at ease in their presence
than on battlefield.
"It was my excellent friend, Nine.
des Sablons Deville, who undoubted
ly"-
Certainly that lady could not havs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-04

air which seemed too tragic not to be
little exaggerated, chow about my chauf-
feur? l had completely forgotten him,
the animalw
"Your chauFeur?' repeated Nine. des
Sablons-Deville. Il suppose he is taking
breakfast, too, most comfortably, in the
servants dining room
I'm the servants dining room? What
a bad break, my dear friend But it is
all my fault. I should have told you"
Then he went on, with a huge burst
of laughter.
Suppose his papa, huniliated in the
person of his heir presumptive, should
demand my retirement? That fellow
(excuse the expression) is the son of
Demeure, the present Minister of Water
Communications. Between ourselves,
what foolish notion it is to be at once
an automobile chauffeur and the son Of
a minister But it is so, nevertheless
The poor little fellow would have caught
cold in the trenches. So his mamma,
much concerned for her only chick,
maneuvred to have him classed as an
automobile driver ! accepted him.
couldn't do otherwise. And | am very
we'll satisfied. He didn't finch one day
when we were passing over a road under
fire No, he didn't even salute the
shells"
81 am going to apologize to him, gen.
eral. I shall tell him l didn't know
Look out! You will complicate
things, and it is always we'll to avoid
complications. You are supposed not to
know. After all, he didn't wear a cock
ade on his cap"
General Melsau didn't tarry long.
Breakfast over, he had his chauffeur
summoned.
"Ah, Demeure, how did you break
FAST"
every we'll, general"
"You were not bored?"
"Not for minute, general"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-04
Our Bows

~ NOT your boy, not mine,
Who's gone TO meet the call
'asyre our boys" now, and truest love
Beats in our hearts for all.
over Of the nations youth,
They put LIES visions by
- lake the standard Of the right
And keep it floating high.
IN solemn joy we thrill
10 know how brave they are;
'hsrica, thy service flag
"'earns bright with many star,
sonmon cause unites
me North ard South to-day,
'an East and West--God bless them all,
Wr boys who march away
xAdAxisk L. Earle. In MNnseus. -