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New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
PAN-GERMAN ORGAN
CALLS FOR REVOLT
Refers to Kaiser As Hanglnan and
a Judas

London, JAN ga dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph from Amsterdam
says the Deutsche Tageszeitung open
ly calls on the German people to re-
volt against the present regime
I'VE, toO,' says this Pan German
organ, "have a Judas among us today.
He appears in the red coat and man
tie of Germany's hangman. Who will
save Germany from the traitors but
the German people? 1t is now, Ger
mans help yourself, and God will help
YOU"
Although En1 peror William is not
named in the article the expression,
''Germany's hangman", is meant for
the Kaiser, says the correspondent.
Hithert the Deutsche Tageszeitung
has given no grounds for the extraor-
binary Interpretation placed on it's
| most recent utterance by the Amster-
dam correspondent. 1t has always
been staunch supporter of junker
politics, the Pan German paper in all
Pan German Journalism, the organ Of
! the Fatherland Party and ardent sup
porter of the Naval League and the
mouthpieCes of the militarist program
| Of Count zu ReventloW for indiscrim-
| mate sinkings and victory by the
! might of GermanyS arms with the
| usual spoils of war.
| The carrying out of ReventlOw's
| program has several times brought
| the paper into conflict with the I'M
perial Chancellor and the Foreign Of
| flee It accused Ambassa dor Gerard
| of spying for the Entente two months
| before the United States entered the
| war. In September, 1916, its anti
| American utteranCeS caused the paper
| to be suppressed until it promised to
! submit it's intended articles to the CEN
| sor.
| On Jan. 81 the Deutsche Tageszei-
tung like the Deutsche Zeitung, called
| upon the monarchs of the federated
| German States to come forward and
save the Empire and the Tageszeitune
styled Emperor William 1.-The present
| representative of the House Of Ho-
! henzollern in order, probably, to place
him or the same level as the other
monarchs to whom the King of Prus-
STA owes his title of 1.-The German En-
peror.''
But more than once the paper has
referred to the Crown Prince as the
savior of Germany from "the abyss
dug by Count Won Hertling, Dr. Vor
kuhlmann, Count Czernin and the Fl
nance Minister, Count Won Rodern.'
On extraordinarv State occasion:
both the Kaiser and his Chancello
wear cloaks of Imperial purple.
which is similar to scarlet-the re(
prevailing in a mixture with red. Th
Prussian executioner, who still decap
itates with a broadaXe, is arrayed il
red for obvious reasons.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
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New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
NOTICE TO GERMANS
Posters Instruct Them to Report to
Heads of Police Departments Dur
ing Week of Feb. ID.

Hartford, January 90, - Notices
printed in both English and German
and addressed to Germans living in
Connecticut are being sent to ali
towns in the state by the Connecticut
State Council of Defense. The no
tees call to the attention of Germans
in the state Of proclamation of Presi
dent Wilson under which they are re-
quired to register during the week of
February 4 to February 8. Local
agencies of the council throughout the
state have been asked to see to it
spicuously Both the English and the
German translation are on the same
notice.
The text of the notice in the Eng
lish language follows:
Germans, you must register be-
tween Monday, February 4, and Satur-
day, February 8.
"A proclamation issued by the
president of the United States on
November IT, 1917 orders you to
present yourself for registration be-
tween Monday, February 4, and Sat
urday. February 9. This order applies
to you if you are a native, citizen,
denizen or subject of the German en-
Dire unless you have been fully ma
turalized as an American citizen, even
if you have registered before. 1t ap-
plies to every male German fourteen
wears old or over
present yourself early before the
Chief of Police Gf in a. place of over
1000 population) Of before the post
master ii in q SNARE place.
ssYCu will be required to furnish
four unmounted photographs Of your
self. not larger than by 3 inches, on
thin paper, with light backgrounds
Have these photographs ready before
the registration begins.
.sI,? case of doubt, consult the Chief
| of Police or postmaster.
.erhis olxlcr must he obeycd."
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
ARABS RAID TURKS.

London, Jan. 29.-"Further par
ticulars of the operations Of the
Arabs of the King of the Hejaz in
the last ten days" says an official
statement 'shoWS that several miles
of track on the Hejaz railway were
destroyed and heavy losses inflicted
on the Turkish posts south of Maan
(Syria) in two days fighting.
THE Arabs subsequently withdrew
with few losses
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
il. OF T.. RULING REVERSED

Washington, Jan. %. - Fedel
court DEGREES denying the right
the supreme lodge, Knights of F
thias, to increase assessments on
surance of the "endowment elias
under it's bylaws as amended in is
were set aside yesterday by the S
preme court
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
WOMAN POLTCE COMMISSIONER.

New York, Jan. 29.-Po1ice Com
missioner Enright appointed Mrs. Ell
len A. O'Grady of 1475 President
street. Brooklyn, a probation officer
in Brooklyn. to the position of fifth
deputy police commissioner yester-
DAY, and in q speech to all the po-
lice inspectors told them that he was
going to hold them responsible for
the strictest enforcement of the law,
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29

The former German cruiser Goe-
ben was run ashore at Mara Point,
at the entrance of the Dardanelles
after an engagement with British
monitors. In this action the Medullu,
formerly the German cruiser Bres-
lau. was sunk. The British lost two
small vessels in the battle. The for
mer Goeben was badly damaged and
was beached to prevent her sinking.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
CRUISER GOFBEN FTOATED.

Berlin, (via London,) Jan. 29.--It
is officially announced that the Turk
ish cruiser Sultan YaWuz Selim, for
1nerly the German cruiser Goeben,
has been relocated and entered the
DardanelleS.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
NO MESSAGE ON IRELAND.

London, Jan 29.-Andrew Bonar
Law, chancellor of the excheuuer. an
nounced in the house Of commons that
no messages. official or semi official,
emanatlng from high quarters in
Washington and pointing out the ur-
Sency OF a settlement of the Irish
question mad been received by Pre-
nlier Lloyd George
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
F'EMALE MAITINGFORD.

Mrs. Rae Hyrnan Sent to Auburn
Prison for Long Term.
New York, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Rae Hy-
man. the woman Wallingford who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
FRANK MORAN IS PUT
TO SLEEP BY FULTON
Plnstcrcr Administers X. O. In the
Third Round Of Their Scheduled
Twenty Hound bout.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2b.--Fred
Fulton OF Rochester, MINI. knocked
out Frank Moran OF Pittsburgh in
the first two minutes OF the third
round OF their scheduled 2O-round
fight here tonight Tho men are
heavyweights.
Morans right eye was badly cut
by fulton durinR the first round and
the cut was opened wider during the
second period when the third round
opened Moran seemed TO have great
difficulty In seing his Opponent.
After clinCh. in which Fulton
landed repeated left and right upper
cpi and Jahs 20 Moran's chin and
body without "A return blow being
struck. he finally landed hard right
cross to Moran's jaw Moran fell on
all fours and his seconds tossed In
the sponge, Fulton being accorded a
technical Knockout.
Moran started the first round by
rushing Fulton and landing right and
lett hooks to the Minnesota fighter y
face, following with right and lert
swings 10 his head Fulton retailated
with right and left Jahs to Morans
body and u right cross cut Just above
the Pittsburgh mans right eye. start
Ing blood flowing.
In the second round Moran opened
with hard jabs 20 Fulton's ribs. fol-
lowed by a shower OF rights aud lefts
10 his opponents face. After arriving
Fulton into a corner he landed re-
peated right and left hooks to the
big fellows head. Fulton, suddenly
taking the offensive, drove Moran 10
tho center OF the ring with vicious
jabs and swings 20 the body and
head With his face covered with
blood from the wound over his eye
and with his fight eye closed, Moran
appeared In distress when the bell
sounded.
with Molan hanging on to him
shortly after the opening OF the third
round, Fulton landed numerous
rights and left uppercuts. After
breaking the clinCh, Fulton sent
hard right cross 20 Moran's Jaw and
the Inter dropped helpless. Two
minutes OF the round had passed
when Moran's seconds threw In the
sponge.
Fulton tonight Issued no chat
lenges. although he has several times
during the past year challenged Jess
Willfrd holder Of the worlds heavy |
weight mpionship.
The attendance was about 3. 500
The betting at the opening OF the
bout was TO / and to with Ful- |
ton the fayorite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
MIDDLETON SANG IN TULSA
WITH NEW YORK SYMPHONY
hans Remembered by Tulsnns Who
Heard Him Eight tcnr- Ago;
Returns Thursday.

The cuping 10 Tulsa this week ~
Arthur Middleton rrftrsheH the
memory ot many u the old timers
who heard the bis bass when h..
came here with the New York sym
phony orchestra eight years ago. n
was the first time Tulsa had over
had real bis symphony within it's
walls and Ike all other events or
history making f0r our wonder city.
thuHthfm ran high, ana who utu
ever forget that uight when Vaurr
DRmrosCh with that w6af rfgl band
% ffty musicians gave such un.
lestic performance that the whui.
city has recorded tho event ~ orD
ot tho many affairs that has help, -.
make Rn atmosphere about our rui
tural life that has made Tulga tho
city in which men have wished 10
live
one cahnot think OF that uIrf'
without remembering Arthur Mid
dlcton the big singer OF rhr NrtfH-
politan This win be Nr Middle
toms third appearance iu Tu|.u. hIs
other appearance being with tu,
Minneapolis oroheatru. with TmH
Obcrhoffer conducting Mr Nld
dleton will sing ~ Convention ban
Thursday evening coming ps the
sixth number on the Ora IHrhtner
Frost concert COufHe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
100 WEAK
TO FIGHT

D.. Ihe Comeback" man was really
go do~n-and-out. His weakened
oy"u'uon because OF overwork. lack
it. exercise, improper eating and
,''n demands stimulation Ia salts
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The very box, three sizes. The. a.. %
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
HEAVY RECEIPTS FAIL
T0'H0LD DOWN GRAIN
Adverse Weather and LIFTING ol
Embargocs To Atlantic Bull
ish Factors.

CHICAGO. Feb. s5 Notwith-
standing that big receipts pulled
down grain values today. the cffect
was subsequently mare than over
come by adverse weather conditions
and bv the llftinF OF EMBARGO. o1
various railway lines from b., lu
the AlaDtic soaboard corn ,.oscd
firm.
Receipts " grain were the heav-
test vet this season aud corn ar
rivals at primary pentrrH were more
than double last years figures A
further boarllh factor was President
Wilson's proclamation diHapprovlng a
higher guaranteed price on wheat.
About the middle Of the 1osHpn.
however sentiment changed and
thereafter the market tended up-
ward.
oats parallelcd the action OF corn
General commission house selling
weakened provisions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
ROGER Q. MILLS
GAINS II POUNDS
IN TWENTY DAYS
Young Soldier of Camp Bowie
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Flesh Builder.

u was for a long time all run
down and physically unable Ia do a
real mans work" SAYS Roger q
Mlis, now Of Camp Bowie. II wa.
min, hloodless and lacking the
rep OF youn8rman OF my years
! wanted to Join the army and help
shoulder the responsibility that ! felt
! was duty bound TO do. but after
! got In | saw | would have 90 start
IN any take something that would
all me TO accomplish my purpose
Vow, this thing Of Joining the
army is about the best thing n young
teiln" can do. but Il is real mans
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al my troubles, which were conb,i-
patton and a poor blood supply, and
relieve me a. distressing after-meal
effects and help me 10 take on a
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Juwp I'M and prove efficient in my
new duties.
l' was fortunate that was aC-
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ulrr taking with him he GAVE me
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ana urged me to try theSY Here is
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maximum weight he said was pos.
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Y have heartily indorsed pep
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
SOUTHERN PLAYS
lao BALL GAMES
Association Adopts Schedule
at Atlanta; Opens April
IL, Closes Sept. &.
TWO DAYS OF DISCUSSION
New Orleans Selected for the
Next Spring Confab;
McDermott Sticks.

ATLANTA, Ga Feb 25.-The
southern association OF baseball
clubs concluded its spring meeting
here today with the adoption OF a
schedule calling for 40 games and
the selection Of New Orleans AZ the
CITY in which the ypext spring meeting
shall he held. 1gF was also decided
that future annual meetings should
he automatically hu< IN the city
where the leagues president is To-
Gated
The schedule as adopted today
SHOWS an allotment OF fourteen
sames less than last season.
Opening games will be played on
Npril Is, with Atlanta at home. op-
pOsed by Chattanooga. New OrleA ms
az Mobile; Nashville at Birmingham
and Memphis AT Little Rock.
The season will close September 3.
Agreement on the schedule was
reached after two days of discussion,
during which nearly one hundred
switches were made In playing dates
10 meet the demands OF the Little
| Rock club for Sunday games. A
schedule arranged by the schedule
tapmittoo some time ago loft Little
Rock at home for sevon sundays
without opponents The Little ROck
management later indicated they
probably would have Sunday base
ball. Today's changes were neces-
snry largely 10 overcome that phaA
OF the original draft.
No Additional Mileage.
Tho changes win not bring about
uAIiflA..I
tatlon expense. II was said
Now that the changes have been
mace, It was plainly evident at the
meeting that doubt existed as TO
whether President Allen would sue
oesd In gaining permission for sun
Gav games Allen, nevertheless, was
said TO have boen positive In asscr-
tons that ho would succeed. lie
brought letters from leading business
mon OF Little Rock In which support
of his plan was said 10 have been
given. and also introduced a letter
from the commander OF Camp PIKE
advocating the plan. other mag.
rates wero skeptioal, nevertheless.
IL was pointed out that the Arkansas
authorities had made a hard fight 10
eliminate Sunday games and belief
Was expressed that they would not
he easily persuaded 10 again Jet down
tho bars.
If Aliens plans fall thru new
schedule will have to be arranged.
Aside from the adoption OF a.
there was little business to
come before the days session
The directors voted to reward
Manager Finn OF ChnttanohEa for his
work IN drawing up the schedule.
shortly before leaving the city to-
day. President Baugh lot II be known
that Harold MgDermott, who recent |
" rendered his resignation as sccre- |
'Ary 81 the league, has been per- |
suaded 20 reconsider that action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
OKLAHOMA CITY
TO PLAY TULSA
Capital City Lads and Locals
Battle for Scholastic
Basketball Title.
MEET HERE NEXT SATURDAY
Both Teams Undefe.'r" ;
Wood and White Are Stars
Of State Highs.

oklahoma city high school. undr-
tafod winners ~ the Central Okla
h.nu High school Athletic confer
a..r. and Tulsa, uudefcHtcd claim
H.u Of the state title. are 10 settle
oklahoma scholastic basketball
G mpioushlp next Saturday at the
7 q gym. This wa definitely de-
oitrd last night. following week OF
uu rtainty.
oklahoma city boasts wonder
fu' record since the start Of athletics
lHt fall They went thru the foot
tI season without meeting with a.
s le reversal! and thetf record on
g.. court Is as good. In addition to
ming from all fiycs iu the Central
conference with case. the oklahoma
u.Nersity freshmen also foil victims
90 the capital city lads skill
In white. forward. they have one
OF the most sensational bGsketers
ever seen on an oklahoma court.
White is "A phenomenal goal shooter
from all angles ana at any distance
According to "a prominent basketball
coach, he Is the best high school, FOR
Vlrd ever seen IN oklahoma.
Tulsa has won II games without
IYBs The casts best. and cher
ofoe. king-p OF the north. all sue
cuuhei to the superior play gt the
rel and white cagers Frank wood,
captain and center, has never met an
eIual In shooting baskets His Gag
r. IL on a part with that OF the ok
louoma city lad. Tulsa adhcrsnts
riFHtfully claim that wood is the
most valuable high school basketball
player In the state. For In addition
to his wonderful basket shooting,
Wood is n star Mt working the floor. |
he Is equally good on the defensive
and offensive ends
supporters OF wood and his men, !
confident /lnt the locals wilI be re-
turned ~ ors. base their prediction
on the support which the captain !
receives. White II oklahoma City's !
home, the cog around whom the en-
tire machine Is byllt stop him and
the entire team Is stopped, Wood Is
merely a link In a chain OF five 7
the most important 1t Is true, but Z
SUI only a link.
Neienecke and Carter are accu- |
rate, speedily goal shooters. Their /
worS has done much 20 bring victory
10 the local clan.
Nandling and McNutt are the
tpeedlest and fastest pair Of guards
seen on the Tulsa court this season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Jess Willing to Meet
Fulton for the Title

JACKsoNVllLE, Fla, Fob. .S.-
Jess Willard, heavyweight champion.
when Informed tonight that Fred Tul.
ton had knocked out Frank Moran.
said he would meet Futon for the
championship II Fulton is willing TO
make reasonable terms"
willard added that he would he
willing for the fight 10 take place
ar soon as arrangements could be
completed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

Playing Muskogce one Of the strong
est OF state scholastic fiyes tho Tulsa
guards held the opposing shooters 10
total ~ five field goals.
OKLAHOMA tliy team can bring on
their machine. with the brilliant
White. Tulsa hacks their bows TO the
limit Tho seasons greatest crowd
Ia expected To witness the game.
standing room was AT IA premium
whom Muskogcc played here and the
uisa.pkla bona game viii undoubt-
, dly draw moro fans than the Tulsa.
Muskogee clash.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
TULSA FACULTY AND
SAND SPRINGS MEET
PcdRgOgucs Of Rival schools Clash
ON Basketball Court
Tonight

Another basketball five has en-
tered the field II may play several
games and then, again, 1t may fade
away after tho initial cont-t I'm
bued with tho spirit OF sports for
all" and with the desire TO resume
their college days OF few years Cor
long aeo). the Tulsa high school fac
ulty will meet the Sand Springs peda-
gugucs at lhe high school sym to-
night
The Sand Springs teachers have
been practlgiug for some time and
are confident Of beating the red jer-
seyod heroes. 7 he professors worked
out against tho high school five yes
terday and d'splayed extraordinary
speed. They viii probably line up
as follows. GraCcy and Hake, for
wards; Clayton. center; Hobb and
Rau guards.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
VELlE AND OVERLAND
WIN IN BOYS LEAGUE
HuDmobile Loses FASTEST Game IN IN,
League; Winton'SiS Easy Vic
Tins of Overland.

The Nelie andSyupmobne nyes
played fast and exciting gnmo IA
the first encounter In the Commu-
NIFTY Basketball league last night, the
former quintet winning IN the final
minute OF play. 12 ~ 10. II was
easily the fastest game played in tho
league 10 date. There were no out
standing stars, each lad playing an
exceptionally good game.
Tho second game was reverse OF
the first The Overland dribhlers met
no opposition srom the Wlnton six
the latter team missing every shot for
the baskets from the tield one free
goal was made that by the losers.
I'lrnt n-LIn.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Rheumatism'S PanGS Multiply
With Winters Icy Blasts

hnn'ns may temporarily rcliovs
Hn pain tut a cure can only be had
ay removing the condition tha,
auHeH tho pain.
Investigate me record or S. a,
'hc great blood remedy. that hna
done Pm much for those afflicted
with 1enWttlsm. This remedy
thoroughly eleanses the hfood =,
eycry trseH O. iinpurity. and In thla
way re.Hvet 'ha CAUSE OF Rhenn,n-
rsm. ir' t..tlo OF s s. s. todav
t' oar drug store, and start on tie
ro1l 'o reH, aui Fenuiue relief Then
.f Jon wa ry intormaEfnn re-.
EOrd.nE ruHr e1se write ali vour
swn'HWs iU u4r chlef medical al.
He vAn WIZ giyo them careful
aiaaE ud advise Ienecial diractions
vithou' cost Addtess Swift enerts,[
l.ulI.al.a R.gl as .lIfl . Il :. ~. =. s..1r ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Sunday Ran for Htrlc Rn,k

LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 25 - \nrord-
ing 70 plans announced by Robert
o Allen. presidon, OF the local base
ball club ~ the southern essocia-
ton the park IN which Sunday
games will br played here will be To-
Gated ON government property At
Camp PIKE, and II will be impossible
for the state authorities to interfere
Before he left here for Atlanta. Pres
ident Allen said that he had dis
cusscd the matter with Rrig General
Van ViieL commander n CHmp PIKE.
ana that General Van Vliot had
given his hearty approval to the
plan Mr.. Allen. said General Van
Niiet was very anxious that the
games be played as u means of pro-
yIdlnE recreation for the soldiers Of
the national army
Weekday games will continue 20
le played at KavanauEh Athletic
uO.I in Little Rock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Mike O'DOLUd Shades
BdtfIer Harry Greb

UT PAUL MINI. Feb. 25 - News
paper critics gave Mike O.Dowd Of
81 Paul claimant Of the middle
weight charN plonship q shade over
Harry Greh ~ pittzhurFh az the
end OF ten.round bout here to-
night Greh dld most OF the leading
but could not get inside o'Dowd'a
left-hRnd.