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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

, had uii about NpI'le kiir Htl ghr
'u'u'uurd her .ofOrr huu' She re
''. Led the lay own lu Washington
square "huu iH and Ntudrl hil
''' 20 ''uk,rr hf.r NJ. old huur" they
W..' iu l,,ufn' aud ih,s htd r,ru
wolfe ana liritU 'ik' the bus She
a 'l l,uN'' pu-I. 80 vh" hul mot iuou
ilun'i Nu'IIcs anne. hu' 49, nis, n
h'i hhpr"nVi ." might have fnr.
r"I'ru u waH fhe thuughi 'htf Mo-
IJ' was uu her say to litllu nat ~
stated NuuIi ri 80 where Ehr would
caro- fnr him % hr W'rr huf' WhiI,
Hu" l'u'h. cuu.. iu nothing would
10 have been D., ~ n she hat given
up her work az gone oSrrs"ts ioo'
bat she could q Hu th'y Wpu'iu't
lr' h"i what luId a woman Who
WiH about tu h' 'ur % mother du tu
hr'p wounded Ilrrs7
.u' torment, hufH,lf frr hours
win such dur' ous finally tlIup
20 sleep from .oI exhaustion lu
ih" morning ~. hId another dIS,u
pu.ufmrui Iir .uut Wts slightly I'
y would n",rs. ur putting ~ h''
N.u' fpr "a wee, Sho 'u. lnsrd uu
other check, nr Hcut her .u,. HNr
nl.u asked fur Mr Nnui'I and
wanted tu hc tr.lomhcr"l Unib TO-
him
Ruth ~ cpu -. hnd mo- Wly to
know n but Nft t|tyhurnr ~
agtIu building .Ir.cnS'los f"r her
nice" n iiritn 'i not ,uino back
Tomorrow llrU. Iunior hpp'tra ON
N. t.VuV
0orJfism i9ls D."sc Msttls"s adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

commend uH to our senior Honuipr
for hts present efforts 10 put the
gore back In HIS name
perhaps the president also wanted
Ia know ~ Lloyd G'orgr how iu
make peace with hrlliT"rent voters
II Mr. BurlrHon mtkcs "A succrS-
nj running IN. t-lesrhph and cahlc
business We suggest he be given n
thorough tryout In our postal af-
fairv
We hold nothing ~ particular
against Mr., McAd0S other than he
set tho block signals against US.
ditched US and then resigned.
such whisky ns have re.
marked I,ill bingl.N. ia not for
drinking or fog .diSprlliug purposes
but IL used only In mrdR ~ rrsrtr.h
ana analytical expectation
Up at Camp Funston We recently
overheard "a workman us, q guard
for permission To tab" u whrolhar
row out % a compound there "No.
you cant have one replied the
keeper, he of redouhithlc national.
lty. The government don't allow u,
but you might sc" Murphy he
added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
PLANT or Ti,E r,CItTSr.

Tho pitlfll plant of the ptciflst IL
voiced by Secretary ilakrr under
strcss ~ conscientious prossurr " the
"wha, - pity n is 10 fight sort as
revealed by his secret order to camp
commanders which "undrr no cit
oumstanccs" wetc to be- given tu the
newspapers
More secrets ct war department
inettrlenry are revealed In tho NOE
which the secretary " wnr addressed 4
to hi. camp commanders urging
them ~ make preparation ~ tho
army units which were being trained
hy them study IN psycholugy
rather thtu matter W "Npodicnry ,
In ihc hour ~ uAtlonal pctil
while the r,d hloodcd American
was rnt though the hirdshps ~
severe tralnIuE. Rakcr tnld hh con'-
inanders to us" "kindly considora
tion" with rcspcct To- those yellow
blooded vultutca who hid hchind a
cloRl OF conscientious Hcruples" 20
avoid shedding thor thin blood ~
the cauac ~ tho country which had
given them every orpor'Ini'N 'n
make real men ~ themselves
ilov man does admire iha spirit
~ "tou consrieniiyus 'o tgh'''
l,s enough to make q patrI1rv
blood holl ~ witness the spectacle
~ the war secretary and the yellow
Stacker posing together behind the
vciled -'rcon OF pubiit opinion while
uar ..,Il.d ,nr reai MN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
The Wife.
Ruth Coo. on, Win lien Employer


Mrs clayburnc answered Ruth's
letter at once.
II Will arrange to spend some time
with you. | know Nuu are lonely but
do not allow Yourself tn give way To-
your depression. tiu out. -or people
Brian will have ~ good chance "a
return ns any ~ the others 10 not
gct ~ into your head that anything
will happen To him Thnt would h.,
not only unwiHe. but foolish shall
start In about two weeks i'util then
tell Rachel to tab, the best uf care
~ you. wish you would stop work
ing until II IN over NVt, perhaps you
will feel happer IN keeping busy
enclose check So 'htt YOU may feel
that you can stop work At any time
There In more fur Suu when that IL
gone
As Ruth looked ~ the very sizah hle
check. she know ~ would not have
been given her hnd llr,tu been with
her She tried to toVl riHtctul tn her
aunt. hut onls succeeded in wishing
that she could rhtr, ~ with her sol.
dier husband nul that was impu-
sible, aud each SATURDAY,, until her
aunt arrived she had what shr called
10 riot ~ spending fpr ihr coming
chlld who's, tathcr Wus so ttt away
She bought the dainty. drllcat"
things that taste dictated. kuoWiug n
would be her nuuta WI.h she ant
Rachel did man, iliilo things tu
make the npHrtmcn, as allnctNcN
neat ~ possible h,futc Mis- thN
butne should arrive Then Ruth WIS
really very busy At tho shop Shr
would leave them 10 another month
AT the latest, aud she determined To-
| put VVctNthinE lu order So That
should she not return her SucccEsof 2
| would have NO fnuIi iu find with uu-
| finished work
Twice Arthur Nandrl gave hc-
! tickets to some populir show rui
she had taken ftH,ri- Then ,,u' &
night when he asked h"r II he might
20 with her Il 'n,v heard " H. nn
excellent play a'i u- I haN" ru'
seen a. ~ would %" a great plcrur"
to go with YOU
There was no .ru reason why she
should refuse. 81, Euth nd dis.
| tinrtly guilty fr"Unr vhru she sat
hcslir him In tN, fn,tl,r Int D..
she did until J.. t,I between the
acts:
hear that u.,uy Young Women
are hrinr sent uN N.f-,t. NurSAA can.
teen workers o. haven't I l.td
YOU sneak uf a NJ King g
"Nc- know \'i4. ktur I may
have spoken ~ I.' Ruth answered
irving ,ainN 60 ...HL 4 she ,,,' had
mentioned No'' mann" 10 MN
'iipr NAM" " ...'W those ~ no
sailed us nur.,- Then hr 'u'u,p
Hrtin iu u.D p1 'h" cu'itn V'u'
ur.
'uih r'rrrh, Nu. h,nla .u the
satin of her .n Vh,ro iNu, N.rr
l.ti,u bt The .......ftrr $500 N..|.t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
|T1ESTlRUsG,GLIsF

mind raced mady through Npwery
fields of frucks and millinery
She would OUTFIT the children new
~ from top TO toe Sh" would re-
plrni-h Johns shabby Stur" ~ un-
d,rvear ana haberdhshcry Mud for
herself .h" frlt ~ little hNsterlchI
as nhr dared to ih,uN uf th" things
rh. would purchas" Tor her own mod
ast wardrobe SIlk stockings. may
be- And t~o pairs - really good
boots two whole pairs at on" time,
40 lay HIak" dld
And. Oh. some ~ thOee Nlky. soft
pink thiupE To- wear underneath
lnre sh- commit such undrrlmcd of
r,iravaEnuCu' should she oven buy
some nf that perfume that she had
utlc,d In IL moment ~ y,trnlug
Three dollars and seventy five cents
the girl hHd told her, for a two ounce
bottle And VrrN reasonable, IN
decd. madam, fur the gruuiu" I'm
pnft,d 4, is real fluver css"ur",
Nuu know, not mere rhudulwuud.
The delicious afuina of n had haunt
ed Idith FOR DAYS hutHlillng her
with us message nf tropic laneuor
drwy groves ~ blossoms. moonlight
the sea
The Bhkcs at last went homo. LILY
flrst making an engagement for a
shopping tour on IN" morrow Edith
Fcrrol couldn't sleep She dared NOT
believe what Ma Blake had said
about half - thousand ana maybe
moro Vet strange visions danced
through her mtpd Sof,cnci, Crate
ful thoughts ~ John made her smile
Iivlngly into the darkness She
iuokSi over go whore he lay, appar-
entity asleep. hut No shc heard him
turning. turning John too, WAS
awake and thinking ~ fortune's a
sudden. sunny smile"
tTo be continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

"A radical heaven IL ~ place
where every man does what he
Visases. and there H. a general A.
vision OF property every saturday
night."--0eorHe 8 Iiillard GS53l
A vekiy division IL necessary, thinks
the ChicaGo Tribune. because the mi
nority. having moro brains and on
cry than the majority. acquires tho
bulk Of the property IN tho same
number Of days that tho Lord re
uuinsd for creation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

The Huns have announced that
they are In happy accord with the
views OF President Wilson ns eS.
pressed IN his specche To the allicd
governments, and profess TO helicve
he will take care OF their interests -,
the peace coAs~ence Funny how
many different Interpretations may
BE- given tho remarks of a man who
spsaks nothing but tho purest and
plainest English.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
NuSr YIELD SOVEREIGNTY

Thb country " not al all agreed
Oat q league ~ nations Will 40
Spmplish all that ~ claimed for 'l
q that n league can be formed
which vill enforce an enduring
pSoce Hon. Jonathan nourne. jr
\ enc of thoss who believe that a
ssugus of nations cannot bo made
eefsotfvs. and that the nations bo-
oesuius members of such n lessuo
must 70 a iarse esten, reIinpuiSh
their sovereignty. He snys'
Preservation Of raiionNl '-nv
ereiGnty Ia Incompatible with m'm
bership In a league OF nhtlon'
In the supreme. sbsolui'
spe eontrollsble power by hich any
NJ governed. II is& indIvi"olc
~ of,rw esNsod' In deSS -
Va ~ stofore, ~ hxs
GmSs end car. I'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

II. ~ reported. George Creel ten
dsrsd his resignation s publicity
man for the administration soon after
the presidential party landed In
France. We would he pleased to know
n the president gave him a return
ticket.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

The harnsss OF precedent IL some.
times . very sad and harrassins
trAmmel, sAid President wilson. in
explaining 10 the lord mayor Of Lon
don this habit he has formed. still,
. prscsdent In sometime a mighty
handy thing 70 have around.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

Food Administrators Hoover must
be losing that even temper which
has characterized him an through
the strrssful iiurs untl now lie
told the Grrman agents vino were ap-
rcnlng to Nm for few extras
the other dnN to go tn hcll"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

Hindsnburs 10 Growins old and
tired. says a syndicate writer. Hs
wants the public to respect his as'
and let him retire In peace. Not
yet. Hindy. Not until you have suf.
fsrsd some more for tho beastly
crimes committed under the sui-c OF
military necessity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

Prince Monaco. who claims to
nave known tho kaiser's most prl.
vate thoughts for tho past 10 years.
makes public a confession of his
knowledge and antasonism To the
ksissr's views too late To do either
himself or the world any good II
locke too much like he was trying
20 turn states evidence"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

~ lcast month should he set
aside by the peace conference. sus-
ges,s the chicago Tribune, 10 con
slider the demands ~ Greece The
rhalnnN aud the rSrrhic Dance may
have gone glimmerinp, but the Ore
cian nerve is intact
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

Nor does the president seem 10
shrink from the iimslight barrnge on
the diplomatic front. says the In
dlanapolIs star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
Daily Food.

December 81.
Ssr~1y 7 rome quiokly Rev u 10
In he b.etor. from on high
FEARLESS W his presence ~
Mins he merit cf his blood.
Thins the rirhi~ousnr~ Of Tod
AsGels, eytul 10 attend,
Hcvsrins round thy plcv bond.
wsli IN eateh the rGnh slv"n,
And sscars thss suiel IN heaven
Asss. bvsn 81 ccm. lord J.su, Rev
$3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

y J. Law NYtr In one . .It ,ti.utt
attorneys - Noudwni
IN" gltl dovnraIrr ... ..u r..
'""'h no fu and .. slice NI,
nous" the fII Hhr .. I.. been
.Hi"ugh au epidemic 81. .I'N
Th" pknhomhu h. r.Y.uod 'r
'-'"lumu Hilc hpciu uti -p
Wu'h trouble in wrii s a top I'm,
10 M an s-culumn spa..
liill nnrlry nyr q ,,u.uu ., iv
called christmas We. T.. tu rlto
'h' women ana girlH Do ..turr Zoo .rt
~ ~ undesirable CY.Hfmna pirb
ents
The sirl on Suuth Nln sibs thar
" anyone wants 10 u. .HN WNt Hhr ..
lni'toHtei In "SutuTd ,.p.i' u.
"hl'h the list ~ no. lFr u,oua,s
Issued for the next lev w',ks
Edison Il,by has boon iI.s hArgei
from IN" army ana L. ,U..',d loo ir.
sum" the editorial r.Hutg'mruf ~
no MuHkorr" l'ho"n, t. .hy begin
hlhE ~ tho new year
'''S'' "" VIZ hI l'' "|AI'lUg ~ q
new daily paper IN tkm4Irrr ,ouIrs
Va" announcement tnU tho DaIy
Democrat Will erect a 200. 600 hou,
ANA issue both "a morning ard eve.
ming edition.
Tn" fact that the mlynr office In
'hlckhHha has bocon, vacant hS an
ORDER OF court removing the IN
cum Dent, does not dutre other olti-
tens from seeking the brrth There
AZ" nv" candidates for the pln.c at
IN" special election g. ho held today
ana what In bOtherlrE mos, ~ thcu
~ IN" lack Uf lntorcst being shown
~ the ladies IN the contest tn tu
yenlerday morning only ~ woman
rufrasir,r had qualified boy regis
tcrlns Evidently mono of the five
candidates are what might be tcrucd
"lady's man"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
Oklahoma Outbursfs

y T. iawYrr In on. q .It ,,ti.ul
attorneys - MuulwntH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

nfu Ilr,ed '"'r HI. hs' "a s.a % zone '''''
Ituth thought dig Of what nd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
SUBSCRIPTION Ihlcns
Phones

r.sp.s ., tn, ,rsocrrro rar''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

Edison lll,by has boon iI.s hargei
'"h w" army and IL tI..''d loo tr
sum" ihe editorial r.Huts'm"uf ~
no MuHh"rr" lho"n., b. De, begin
nlnE ~ tho new year
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
CABLE REPORTS

ROTTERDAM Nov. l7-Arrived: Steamer. Aspen
(swod) New York: Vixen (swedl. Phlade phia
YOKOHAMA, Nor l8--Arrived: Steamer Kstla
GIBRALTAR. Nov. la--Arr1vcd: Steamer. Psnsm
umoro via Norfolk for Genoa
CALCUTTA Nov. l9.-Ar1ved: Steamer Ayaha
Ae GorhfSBusG iTHS Ssii'' % l'fSH-t Steamer
sto.:hho.m (swed.>. New York
BERG IN. Noy ls-Arrivei Steamer sk1nfa1e
IQUIQUD Nov. 1s.-saIled: Steamer FlaveI. San
FyuncIsco.
YOKOHAMA, Nov ls-sallsd: Steamer Kaifuku
MARsElLIEs. Nov. is.-sailed: Steamer Clan
ARCnANGEi4 Nov. ls--salleh: Steamer Ascr,t-
GIBRALTAI2. Nov. ls.-salled STEAMERS Bay
mAao (Br.l New York 18Th. ArnAndo Ital).
rlna o. utA-l Nov York: 2oth. Benavtn tBr.l
Now Oriesns
GLASGOW Noy 2o--s.alsd: Steamer saturnia
BORDEAUX Nov so.--sailed Steamer Francisco
(Brl. HaIuptou Roads
iAGos. Ngv l7-Arrvcd; Schooner Il. H whar
-" no o-' pE JANErRo Nov l7--Arri-ed: Bark
PARA. Nov. ls-Arirrd: schoos,er Albert II
FUhcADos. Nov. i7-ssilcd: Schooner Alfred
CAFE Town, Nov ls.-sailod: BarA pusko
Sydney. ~ 6. VI. and Seattle
.I-L1QUE. Nov. i3.-Ar'vcd: Steamer rruuto-
.. BERGEN. Nc.. ls.-Arnvvd: Steamer Tyr tNor).
st. Johns. n r.
GlBRAi4TAR Nov. so--Artved Steamer cabo
MANCuTSTER Nov 81 Arrived: Steamer City
q c.n,nu At,r, sBr, Monusal
iA'vEapooi'" s9I" Nov. % :" aasail.a Steamers Mc.-
f.na T. b, ,,ss 81 jsa; sn., r. b ys sssnd b.
sm Rosds '@' -A-'"'
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
Men Prominent in Trade
Subpenaed as Witnesses
Before Chief Magistrate
No December Increase
Federal Food Board An
nounces That There VIII BE
No Surprise Advance

The fact that the price of milk, no
matter how high II nav soNr. is
sanctioned by the Federal Food Board
Is no reason for believing that it can
not be shown that the present price is
too high, according to District Attor-
ney Swami, who viii conduct "John
Doe" inquiry into the subject before
Chief City Magistrate McAdoo, begin
nirg next Monday. Assistant District
Attorney John T. Dooling, who will
conduct the inquiry for Mr. Swami,
said last night:
"Sone persons have the idea that this
investigation can't possibly do any
good, because the Federal board has
practically fixed the price District At
torney Swann's idea in carrying ont the
suggestion of Mayor Hylan that a
John Doe inquiry be held is to deter
mine the facts IN the open
I'VE do not say that the Federal
food board has not arrived at the act
ual facts We are concerned only in
the facts as we expect to disclose them
publicly. If then it is shown that the
facts on which the Federal board based
its calculations were misrepresent
tons, is it reasonable to suppose that
any member of the Federal board
would not be willing to alter his opin-
ion ?"
Subpoenas for numerous witnesses
at Mondays session have been issued
Among those who will be called to testi-
fy are: r. D. Cooper. president of the
Dairymen's League. a New Jersey cor
poration doing business in New York
state; Albert Manning, secretary of the
league and l. Elkins Nathans. secre-
tary of the New York Milk Conference
Board" which is made up of about
i2o of the distributing companies
doing business IN New York state The
most influential of these are the Bor-
den Milk Company and the Sheffield
Farm -Slawson Decker Company. Mr.
Cooper and Mr. Manning were in
dicted for unlawful price fixing, but
retroctive amendments to the anti
trust act compelled a dismissal of the
indictments
The first morsel of favorable price
news on the milk situation in months
was given out by the Federal Food
Board yesterday in the form Of an an
ncuncement that the December milk
prices will register no increase In
cidentally the board intimates that no
surprise advance Will be sprung on the
public in the course of the month, an
uncomfortab BILE precedent established
this month.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
Sister Of Cleveland
Dies in Lucca, Italy
(By The United Press)

LUCIA, Italy, Nov. 26.-Rose Eliza
beth Cleveland, sister of former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland, is dead, here
Of influenza
She will be buried in the cemetery
planned by Carlo Lodovico, where the
French authoress Ouida is buried.
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland was born
IN Fayetteville, N. She was edu-
Gated at Houghton Seminary and later
taught in Indiana and New York for
several years,
She was the author of several books,
including George Eliot's Poetry"
Other Studies" and The Long Run"
as well as of magazine articles
She was mistress of the White House
IN Washington until her brothers
marriage in 1886 to Frances Folsom.
Miss Cleveland's home in America
was at DARK Harbor. Me, where she
owned a large estate.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27

:, LAS PA1MAs. Nov B.-salled. Schooner ST.
1,,i7, BGEN9s l AYEEs. Nov. ls.-sailed: Schooner
sAATos, Nov ls.-sailedi Schooner William
is ISLE or WIGhr No, 2l.-passed Steamer,
CsSsa ca Ioyd George Br New YqTs for Hare:
lorae lBry Nsw YORK s for Ia havrs t naV's S''aih
La ROCHELLE. Nov. 2o.-Arrived: Steamer St
lBs). Norfolk; Victoria de La-rnaga (Br Nor
LISBON. Nov ls-sailed: Steamer Co. (por,l
AMSTERDAM. Nov. 2o-sailed: Steamer Farm
nLIvERPooL Noy, 22.-sailed Steamers cretlc
ahd Se fSTs Ss Ysfnus Ye9 B5 New Yor, Lsp
ycsx r., I'd I'D Poons cBr). Portland '.' ''S"
Edward K. West, Port Nata etc for san 'is.eF Fran
GEL Jr Francisco for ol' Lagos Ts.''''f' = T. Men
IL IA RE, Nov 2l-Arriyed: Steamer Alesrete
O. GLASGOW Nov. 2l.-Arrived; Steamer chcnecto
Msa1 Sf4TAR Ab5a ys MSv r21 "a Steamer Hans
bAhtElONA, Noy. 2l:-Arrived: Steamer Mar
Negro ,ISHI1 span IN New I York for caalz
Pilot tBr). Sydney. N. s.; Esd. Ascot CBrJ syd
HULL, Noy: 22.-Arrived. Steamer British Lantern
Rot, nog+TMRDA Tdz3d ~ Nov Arrived Steamer
+ GFEENoCh Noy 22-Arrived Steamers Charles
Potomac tBr) Chester; War Painter CBr) Nor,
LONDON. Noy 22.-Arrived. Steamer Marthara
-. LIvERPooI- Noy: 25.-Arrtvedi Steamer Derby
va Galveston; Oronies (Br) New York 24th
K KsToa (BrJ, New York: oxfordshire tBrj New
IUN1N, Nov 2l-sailed Steamer rron.ollts
Tampco 'o'
ROTTERDAM. Nov. 22.-Sailed. Steamer Moer-
dDk tDutch) New York.
LIvERpo0L Nov 93.-sailed: Steamers orca
tBr.) New York; Scotian (Br). St Johns n F.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
DR.. Fuehr's Books
Name Many More
In Ger11,any's S Pay
Persons Who Have Hither-
to Escaped Suspicion
Found in Plots

Hundreds of German agents. opera
tlves and sympathizers who have here
tofore escaped suspicion were identi-
he'd yesterday when Chief Charles F..
De Woody, Of the Department of JUS
tlce, ordered the books and files of DR.
DR.. Karl A. Fuehr, German propaganda
director and paymaster, seized.
This mass of documentary evidence.
which contains financial statements and
detailed information OF propaganda on.
erations in North, South and Central
America, was found in a storage ware
house by government agents. Four
tons OF the records were taken TO the
offices of the Department of Justice
and force Immediately assigned to
examine them. All evidence against
individuals and corporations will be
turned over to the Overman Senate
committee
DR.. Fuehr came to this country in
1915 from Japan, where he was secre-
tary of the German Embassy He va
assigned by Count Won Bernstorf 90
assist DR.. Heinrich Albert, the German
financial attache, in directing German
propaganda.
When William Bayard Hale. Hearst's
Berlin corresp spondent, who was at one
time employed by the imperial German
government to edit the copy sent ont
by the German information service
left his position to go back to Berlin
1or Hearst, Fuehr was placed in
charge. 'A
He improved the service. and von
bernstorH' on orders from Berlin,
paced MN in complete charge Of
propaganda IN the Americas. He kent
complete record of the millions snent
files '"' '"eSe
DR.. Fuehr kept an account of every
transaction carried on while he directed
Herman propaganda. The books throw
interesting light on the methods ON
pIoyed oy the propagandis ists in nrenar
ing and sending their material THROUGH
various channels so that it would reach
all classes -'' ie8o"
While in charge of the information
service Dr. Fuehr had his office at Il23
% broadway. He kept special list Of
nose newspapers which used most of
me material he sent out. The Federal
authorities declined to make anv state
ment on this list. but intimated that
developments at the Senate inquiry viii
be interesting. 49,
The seized books give detailed in
formation on the work done bv Fuehr's
corps OF assistants. which included DR.
hale, George Sylvester Viereck. Otto
Merkle who is now nterned at Camn
Oglethorpe. and the late DR.. HUGO
Muensterberg, vi of Harvard Universitv
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
MISS ALICE RREEN

Miss Alice Breen, we'll known in
New York musical circles. died unex-
pectedly Monday at her home. 435
West 119th Street. Miss Breen, who
was fortythree years old, was SOLO
ist in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. and
later soloist in the Brick Presbyterian
Church, in Fifth Avenue For several
seasons she sang with the New York
and Chicago Syn- nh ~ o~ches.~ss
Her mother, Mrs. Margaret Breen, and
a sister, Miss Margaret breen survive.
The funeral will be at II o'clock this
morning from the Breen residence.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-27
ribune "Ad" Man Is
Valor Medal Winner
First Lieutenant John T. Har-
mon Wounded Three Times
in scissors Battle

First Lieutenant John T. Harmon, in
peace times a member Of the advertis-
ing department Of TheTribune, hats
been awarded Distinguished Service
Cross, it was learned yesterday. The
decoration came as a reward for valor
near Scissors on July 10, when the tide
began to turn ana the German horde
started to roll back.
Lieutenant Harmon was wounde d
three times that day. He had gone
over" with his company. and when hit
the first time refused to be carried to
the rear. He kept on going with his
men. and q second and third Hun
machine gun bullet found Judgement in
his body.
Since being wounded, Lieutenant
Harmon has spent virtually all the in
tervening time in hospitals. A letter
Just received from him. however, says
he has SO far recovered that he is to
be sent h:.ck to this country within a
few days to complete his convalescence.