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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
BRITISH RE-CAPTURE
AYETTE FROM ENEMY
Gcrmans Mnkc Huge sacrifices IN
Vain Endcn,or tu Get
Firm IoOtlng.
WEATHER STOPS FIGHTING
New Offensive Promised by Bcrlln
A. Soon NJ Munitions Have
Bccn brought Up.

ny The Associated Press
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aprll 3 The recapture
~ Aycttc, south of Arras was made
by tho British today The Ayette
rector has been one OF the most
ficrccly contested zones The Ger
mans have sacrificed great numbers
of troops In an effort to secure a
firm hold here.
An interesting document relating
TO tho German casualties has been
found on German officer OF the
l40th infantry regiment Of the
Fourth division. II records that on
the second day OF tho offensive that
out Of four companies In the bat.
talon 20 which the officer belonged
there were then In line only thre'
officers ana 10 nonconlmlssloncG Of
flcers and % men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
ON Trial FOR ESPIONAGE
lurmcr United States senator In
dictcd on Three Counts.

slOUN FALLS, :. D.. April d
Trial Of " f. Pettlgrew. former
United states senator from south
pakom, ou an indictment on three
counts alleging Violation Of the es-
pionagc act was ordered held In
allegiance IN federal court here to-
day bv Judge j -. Elliott after
council Tor the former senator pre-
scented afndaWts declaring that III
ness prevented his appearance at tho
trial which was set FOR tomorrow
Former Senator Pcttigrew was In
Sicted here by a federal grand Jury
In October last as tho result OF an
elleRed interview which me- gave 90 q
Aocal newspaperman IN which he de-
clared:
There Is no excuse Tor the v1r
We should back right out n it,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Destructive Storm Hits
Texas; Deiuge Reported

DALLAS, Texas, April "A heavy
electrical and wind storm, accom-
panied In some sections by rain and
nan. visited north and east Texas
ana western Louisiana tonight, de-
morallzing wire communication. and
isolating several towns near Dallas
NO reports OF serious damage had
pceh received from any point late
tonight Tyler, Texas. which was
cut or from wire communication
Tor several hours, reported the heav-
lest rain In years in that vicinity. the
downpour continuing for three
hours A high wind still was blow
Ing late tonight In that vicinity. and
country districts had not been heard
from. The electrical display in
north Texas was unusually brilliant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
STEAMER CONARG0 IS
SUNK IN IRISH SEA
Grr,h Vessel Snlnmini1 Also nc~-
tro,cd. my Men Arc Re
ported lost.

IuNrON April 2-Thc steamer
Conorro was torrenoed In IN" Irish
yea ,u sunday morning, acoufdur
TO thc Evening News today
This yesrul is "A British steamer of
i2l2 toms GROSS and owned by th"
Commonwealth Of Australia
Al anoNt tho same time the news.
paper ta'cs thc Greek steamer S1.
lRmIni1 Of 3il2 tons, was sunk Boy
gunf!rr
Ahou nifty men are reported
missing froN the two vessels
The tuulrgo crew uf nv men
got away iu two boats. the account
Satos. hut two OF the boats were
sunk by gun fire The third boat
Contniuipr 10 men, was picked up
II ~ feared the others arc lost
From the Salaminia ! 3 members
OF the crew are missing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
BRITISH GLAD TO FIGHT
ALONGSIDE AMERICANS.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. April a,--The announcer
ment that American battalions are
10 be added TO British divisions has
created the greatest enthusiasm. The
fact that such move was 10 be
made had been known for soms-
time by the commanding officers.
who anticipated most important re-
suits from It and accord the highest
praise 10 the Americans for the at
titude OF self sacrifice they have
adopted IN thus placing themselves
under a foreign divisional command.
This action means that for the
time being the American officers
and men may give up much In the
We of possible promotion which
they might secure were they fight.
Ing under their own command Tho
American troops ara looked upon as
being among the best men In the
field and Il is believed that they will
fail Immediately into their inches.
thereby swelling each British divi-
sion affected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Tulsa Police Officer INDICATED
For Killing German Sympathizer

continents and no V|th. Mains
started in pursuit ~ I.,uof when
they returned 10 Hickory and founh
Doc NHa I,r iEeuuff WIS found down
uu "a, Katy tprts where the h1ttIe
took place Seeing tho Officer and
ri,r.li"tt no opened fire and one bal
Irf narrowly missed NaIus Mains
then frci and the bullet whIcn
struck thc Bulgnrihn proved fltal "a
fy,, hours later AZ the oklahoma hos
p.tll
ON hearing the story ~ Rieryliett
Justice Daniel took the position that
further testimony WAS useless and NO
discharged Mains. after making o
patriotic talk and warning pro Ger.
mans not 90 speak their scptlmcn-i
against tho United states
$ l.. Miller, who shot Joe Erlng
an alleged pro German. vas released
lssl week in the s1my courtroom. mi,
/ the cheers that greeted the dccisioi
at that time were echoed again ye7
| tCTday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
0VERMAN CONTINUES
PLEA FOR NEW BILL
Measure 20 Give Power 60 Itror.
gnnilc Government Agencies
Agnin Considered.

WASHINGTON April l.--An Inn
paaIoncd plea Tor support OF and
trust in President Wilson was made
iu the senate today by Senator over
man Of North Carolina in concluding
m, opening argument for his bill
which would give the executive gem
crnl authority to reOrganize govern-
mcnt agencies In prosecuting the
war
Confusion existing In certain de-
pnrtmcnta he senator said, makes
reorganization essential,
Senators have asserted that the
resident does not confer with themH
he added Now the president
comes here and takes congress into
hir confidence and they will not give
him what he asks"
Senator Oyerman deplOred what
he termed "hdmstringinR' the en-
Iccutiye and TO senators who proposed
amendments specifically limiting
acts Of coordination To certain gov
crnment bureaus. declared such
Limitations would he an Insult "a
the president and to the public.
Senator Cummins OF Iowa inter.
rupted 10 suggest the North Caro-
lima senator was under mlsRppre
.henHon that II all war powers wer,
not eVcrtcd by the president the wpi
would fail Senator Knox of Penn
, sylyania contended that the presi
dent has authority now 20 requir
every executive department TO a
, everything 10 proyote the success
fuI prosecution Of the war.
. The Overmnu bill WAS laid asid
nurr brief consideration 10 pass m
Liberty bond bill. but will be take
. up again tomorrow when its oT
.pou.nis probably will Qpen their a
tack.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
-~-sr~-------Ha~
Alsace Troops Withheld
From Front by Germans

PARIS, Tuesday, April >. ~ Docu-
hents found on prisoners taken by
The French show that the German
commanders haze no illusions as to
HE sentiments OF men from Alsnce
and Lorraine. Large numbers OF
lhese troops have now arrivei In
France with units from the Russian
front, In which they have been in
iorporated. and the German crown
rrince has found 1t necessary TO g.
lue confidential orders to his sub
prdlnates not to put Alsatians or
Lorralnians ip the first line nor to
employ them as clerks. as officers =
Iervants. or in other positions where
They are likely TO have access to in
formation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Spift PrOfiteering
Charges Food Board

NEW YORK, April 3-The federal
fcod board Of New York recon-
iaended to Food Administrator Hoo
yer today that the New York branch
or Swift & Co bc suspended from all
tr1nactlors IN eggs for n period Of
thirty doys beginning next Monday.
~ a result Of the firms buying and
selling eggs az higher price than
that fixed by the food board. A Ike
recommendation was made IN ihe
case OF g IT. Zinn and company who
purchased the eggs for Swift n co.
The telegram 30 MIR. Hoover also
recommended that swift a Co. re-
fund thru a contribution 10 the fed
eral governments war effort 90 the
Red Cross tho excess charge to the
public. amounting approximately TO
$4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Twenty five thousand Expected t.
rnrticipato In Celebration oi
war Declaration
PROCESSION FORMS EARLY
Nus Be started Promptly mt
Divided Into Four Mutu
sections
ENDS AT CONVENTION HALL
Patriotic Program Arranged to Tie
Held During Afternoon;
Lieutenant Speaks.

Everything is ready for Tulsn's
great drive against She HiudcnhurF
line next Saturday, and the patriotic
citizens of the city ARE rarln' 10 go
in the biggest patriotic parade ever
staged in Oklahoma
Every man. woman ana child in
the city. every business firm, fac
tory aud industry. mercantile cs-
tablishmcnt. bank and business
house, all the city clubs, fraternnl
urgani2n tons labor unions, civic and
educational societies sChoo.a, the
home guards and all wartime orgn-
nizations are expected TO be In the
line OF march
Fully $4,000 people, and possibly
more, will participate. and that the
parade will be monster dcmOnstta-
tion against the hloodl butchers Of
the kaiser IS assured
II win be the first anniversary Of
Americas declaration OF war and
aroused as she has never been before
all Tulsa is LettinE ready to honor
the occasion in a manner befittlnE
the historic event
Governor Declares Holiday.
/ Governor r. l.. Williams has de
clnrcd a holiday throughout the
state and tn many cities and towns
the day will be celebrated with pa
rades ana popular demonstrations.
SATURDAY. will also usher In the
third great drive FOR more money
to finance the war Secretary Of
the Treasury william G McAdoo has
set apart that dly for the beginning
of the third Liberty loan and Tulsa
Is asked to subscribe t3566,7O0 to Il.
y. n. Graham, manager OF the
drive for the Tulsa district has OBJ
tanned the presence IN the city for
Tulsas demonstration OF Lieutenant
| Nance OF the Canadian army who
Will deliver the principal speech at
| Convention hall Immediately follow
| ing the big parade. Lieutenant
Nance Is veteran OF the French
battlefields and ~ suid 20 be a gifted
speaker. other speakers will be
heard.
! Parade nt 4 O'Clock.
The big parade will move sharply
at o'clock Saturday afternoon,
| forming at various places on sew
| enth and sixth streets near Main. II
| will move In sections headed by
CONTINUED on PACE FIVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
THREE SOLDIERS ARE KILLED
Explosion at Camp Hancock Takes
Lives OF Pcnnsylynnians

AUGUSTA. Ga. Aprll 2-Thrc'
Of the seven men injured last nigh
when an explosion occurred In one
OF the tents OF company F,giO3rd EN-.
gineers al camp Hancock are dead
and one other Is In a serious con
dition. All we're pennsylvania.
What caused the explosion had
not been announced at division head
quarters early today. but II was un
derstood a detailed statement would
be issued later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Not Guilty Is Plea Of
Alleged ReUOiutiOnist

NEW YORK April = slaudrn Nnlh
Ghor~. tho IIIniu rrvolutlouigl ana
Miss Agnes Sm'dlcy a california
girl arrested fJr posing nH dip'o-
mats representing Indian nationalist
party. which Is opposed 10 British
rule In India. pleaded not guilty
when arraRncd TODAY The iudlrl.
mont against them charged that Hs
diplomats they were not registered
with tho secretary ~ state iu Wash
Ingtun ami violated tho espionage
art by sending appeals fur help for
their cause ip ih" Japanese. Swedish
aud other foreign embassies in
Washington
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
IS ALREADY THROUGH HOUSE
Further War Revenues I'm
necessary Until Congress
Meets in December.
NO INCREASE IN RATES
Measure Calls for Additional
Money to Allies to Extent
Of $1,500,000
wAsuINarox Aprn s-rn rec.

WAsIIINoroN AprH 3-In rec.
ord breaking time the senate late to.
day passed the new Liberty loan
bin authorizing Si5OO.OOO.OO0 more
war bonds additional loans OF
81 800, ,oO0. 600 TO allies and mcrca, 70
treasury Indebtedness certificates
from 81 OOO, geo. 600 to $4,000. OOO. 600
The measure already has been passed
by the house and slight differences
VIII now he adjusted In conference.
II is possible even that the house
will accept the minor amendments
md make a conference unnecessary.
As approved by the senate without
ron call and after less than an
hours perfunctory debate, all i'm
hortant provisions OF the house rnra.
lure were retained All congress
lonal leaders agree that the bill
must be a law before the new Lib
erty loan campaign begins Satur-
ray
During todays debate Chairman
fimmons OF the finance committee
laid that with enactment Of the bon
legislation all treasury needs could
he met this year and that further
war revenue legislation would not he
necessary until the session OF con
fress next December,
Should the war continue for long
period there would have to be some
Increase in taxes
During his explanation Of the pro
tsions OF the bill. Senator Simmons
llso told the senate that Secretary
ItcAdoo felt that Il will be unnec-
tssary to increase the future rate
IN bonds. Replying to n duegioi
by Senator Lewis Of Illinois, he said
here is nothing In the bill to pre-
sent the allies from spending. money
loaned them outside' the ~l'nited
ltates II that is shown to be neces-
tary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Two Decorated.
AMERICAN AIRssEN ARE
fTIAfsnD ny british,

LONDON. Aprii s.A--ffhs british
war office pays q compiimsnt to
American airmen In the official
statement issued tonight on aerial
operations.
During the last fortnight Of In
tense fighting IN the air" says the
statemeDt, the assistance rendered
by the personnel OF tho American
air serslce attached to the royal
air service has ben invaluable"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Ranger and Mexican
Slain in Border Fight

MARATHON. Texas Aprli IN
a fight hetwocn Texas rangers a.
8 custom inspectors hnd McAl-
eau outlaws a. Santa lleleut Tr>.F
% mites south ~ here. H still
well Of Alpine. Texas, was G'lc' t.-
day Tnulo punRnguoz. q NerIru
belonging To th' bandit bJud. ui-u
wns KILLED during the fight Santa
Helena ls on nv" north buuk II the
RIO Gr,ndc aud It Is 'brlv,I here
the trouble started from % rlid ~
or pmurgllnr expedition across lhc
border Ht thu'~polut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
The Weather

l'NNf Nptl
maximum
mum - norm VIII"
and rl"at ss''>
- n l. y " VI
: 4sutNl"F la'T ''l"''
VA 'a'l poi''oh 'f'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04

rEUHih. IT.. hprtt fhr hHrrh
grand jury raconvcned hy order of
Judge Hobcrt !. Grier of Monmouth
nt 3.f5 O'Clock this afternoon. rc-
turned an indictment containing 2S
counts agninst Edgar a Strause
former president ~ the state Trust
and Sanngs hari. for the murder Of
his cashier. Bornc ~ Mead on be
comher %. last Judge trIrr orlDre,
Strause into court az once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Huns VIII MonoPoHze
Rumdnidn Oil Fields

wAsHINGTON. April , An
agreement between Germany ana
Rumania calling for German
monopoly OF the Rumunian oil wells
for 30 years as printed In Berlin
was reported TO the state depart
ment today from diplomatic sources
Germany thus viii compensate her
self. the report said. for IA" ex-
penditure OF billion marks IN ~ag'
ing war on Rumnnia As a guarar
tee Germany reserves tho right TO
occupy the oil districts with her mill
tnrN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Christian Church Bible
Class Buys First Bond

Hats off, gentlemen, 10 Tul"
patriotic women war workers Ihoy
have sold and bought the first bona
In this city for the third Lin.iN
loan.
II was sold yesterday afternoon
By Mrs. Murray -. Russ6t city
manager OF the Liberty drive inr lh'
women's clubs OF the city, and vas
purchased by the women's lhn." class
Of the First Christian Chur0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
British Officers Tel
of Losses From U-BOGt

AN ATLANTIC PORT. April o.
Officers of a British freight steam
ship, which arrived here tudH.. said
that two steamship part OF 10 con.
voy TO which their ship "r ni.
tached, were sunk hy German sub
marines shortly after leaving %
Hrltish port The freightcr sl.'"I
on March 20. Tho names ui ih'
two ships sunk wera not %. closed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Congressman Cdrter's
Daughter Eats Glass

WASHINGTON. April Miss
Italy Carter. daughter Of Repre-
sentative Carter OF oklahoma. Is III
at her home here as the result OF
eating buns In which the attending
physiclan believes there was ground
rlass She was much improved to-
hight and her condition was said not
10 be serious. Samples OF the buns
have been examined by department
Of Justice chemists. who are said to
have discovered glass and traces Of
poison. but no arrests have been
made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Thirteen German Planes
Brought Dorm by British

LONDON April Q In intensive
uir fighting l3 German aircraft were
dowreI and eight sent down out ot
control hy British airmon Tuesday.
according 90 official communication
is,ucd tonight The British them
solves lost eight machines which are
missing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04

DAYS ACTIVITY IS SLIGHT
i'uth iur'v- Nrr Preparing Win
~ Possible lin-ty tu strength
ga Positions.
alRPLANE FLEETS ARE BUSY
NuplJuc Ilv,ts Ne Uu-N, Thirteen
Tuu- of rruic,ulc- dropped h,
Urtti-h uu trrm1u station,

rAuIs. Auu Nuuurn 0anD
.uE p.Wn a.uH iUr culture roo,
or the urv sumw, offensive remains
slight There au prevails tine fo,9
Iug that Soon tpm uuur. un q
large s,tIr viii n,g.p and with the
nlird troops after thr respite or
several Inb strongly aruNcd in bat
t'r formation nuI wager Go test thur
strength against that " 'hr fo.
From tho Sommn to the Oisc
river along tDtt portion Of the bat.
tlc iUuu which mlptH ont toward
Aml,ua Aub and Ct,tyul the hIR
gums uf the opposing ridrs have
opened in duols of great proportions
aud tt apparently lH not unreasonable
to uesuwc that either eide at any
moment may take the offensive with
their infantry iu resumption of "A
battle which ranks among the great
est the world has ever seen
both Are Reinforcing
Since the beginning Of the present
week thcfS has been no marked
change I'm the alignment ~ the up-
posing sides fpsm Arrns southward
Ia Chuuny 1shp fighting has lacked
the saugulnary character of tho
previous day owing in part, no
doubt TO the extremely bad weather
conditions Neither the Germans nor
the allies have been Idle, however,
/ for daily there has hecn going on q
reinforcement Of strategic positions
/ both In man and gun power Tor the
coming engagements upon which II
/ is conceded 80 much depends for the
ViCturs
/ In theU vicinity of Lens artillery
duclE ~ intensity have been revived
on some sectors and In Belgium M
various points reciprocal Hhelllnl
continues Ia both these regions
however. the infantry has kept e
the trenches except for patrols and
Ircconnoitering purposes An Amer
lean sector has been heavily attacked
with gas
Alrmcn Kept Busy,
In the Italian theater there Htil
ls no indication OF when the expecte,
battle between the Italians and tn,
lTeutonig allies will burst but dali
there is increasing activity all nloni
the front
Along the various fronts the air
men OF both sides are keeping NJ
their Intensive activity, bomblnI
positions behind the lines. search
ling out troop and transport move
ments and engaging I'm aerial com
bats. The French war office report
more than 10 tons OF projectllei
having been dropped on German
railways and cantonmentE at Ham
IChnuny and Noyon aud also In IN,
region OF Roye In the Arras front
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Campaign Is Started
Against UIiterdCB

WASHINGTON April 3 E.r'f
scnRtives ~ every state. tn. .NHHa
more than a dozen governor m'.
here today At an American ''..
conference called by srcrrat L-H'
of the interior department ru .rt''
recommend ton 10 courre-- 'pf .'r
islltion providing Tor l national
campaign against Hiitcrar,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
TAMMERF0RS IS UNDER
FIRE OF WHITE GUARDS
Russian Rclnforccmcnts Reach Fin.
land Including and Take Up
Strong Positions.

STOCKHOLM. April 3-Whlte
guards are bombnrding TnmmtrfOrs
Finland, and many buildings are on
fire
The Finnish press bureau reports
that Russian remforcementH have
reached Finland. including the ccle-
bratcd Prcobrashensky guard, which
has taken up position on the Kare-
Ian front.
A Swedish detachment fighting
with the white guards thus FAR has
lost Is Killed and ~ wounded uf
the total uf 34l men,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Airpidne Collision
Kills American Flyer

LONDON. April a.. mo I.n.
cOlnshire aerodrome today Iu 90
ground COLLISION betweru H.ruhn'..
Lieut.. 8 IIuRaenin ~ the. American
flying contingent. reeer I" 'ui WIS.
oonsin. Corporal Seuert ,Uf private
krtutman were killed A. fourth
iran was Injured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
ENEMY BRINGING UP GUNS
Heavy Reinforcements Come
From Behind; Enemy
Airmen Repulsed.
TWO SAMMIES DECORATED
Rewarded by French; British
Also Praise American
Air Fighters.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IS FRANCE Aprl 3-Thc Ger
mans cnerg"tIcally shclled the
American line and batteries north
west OF Toul last night ana this
morning employing minnenwerfers
at somo. places In View OF tho In
lcnsitv Of tho bombatdment Il In sur
prising what little damage was done.
Incmy Artillery Arriving.
The visibility being extraordinarily
good this morning, American observ-
ors saw long lines OF German arr
tlllery entering the enemy sector
far IN the rear German airplanes
which attempted TO cross the Amer
lean lines today brought a Thousand
shells bursting around them and re-
tired hastily.
American troops on certain Sec
tor other than in the region OF Toul
also have been subjected to an OK
traordinnrlly heavy gas attack.
The attack began last night and
continued at intervals until this
morning, Mingled with the FaH pro.
lcctlcs sent over by the Germans
were shells OF high explosives.
Two Decorated.
Lieut.. e. II. Holmes OF South
Carolina. and serKt James A.
Murphy have been awarded the
French war cross Lieut. Holmes
Is tho man who recently captured
ia German sentry from his post.
Sergeant Murphy killed German
while he was trying 10 shoot an Of
ficer. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-04
Canadian Casualties
Claim Oklahoma Boy

OFT AVA. April 3--last lights
casualty rst contains the f..uwing
Missing Lieut. b. Marian Cant Ok
lahomA City, Okla.