davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-03-29

50, bo mar freilid peuis 3u MAIDEN.
Msni9 Auoeres oIs - Su warten.
limb er wartete. Gr ipartete geouISis,
unO suSIi6 fam bic 3eit, NO aud sr
sinen S6reiboIs mebr i'm Snuie bate.
Ole natirlids 6oIge oapOn mar, SuB
Colonel Doodle un6 Captain O'9rien
fid iOfort uuf ben @es madteu, nm gu
Sreo &ibgers gu 9eben. Sofort, ,bsnu
iOnit tommt unS 6rou 3iSsers suUOr
NIB I6entt ibrem @attcn in auer GiIe
elm 6ritteS 6inO," ioste O'8ricn, Der
Tur9t bate, bos idOne 0usl ui6t mebr
erleben III t0uneu.
6re6 GiogcrS nabm bic 9errsn aui
0as 3uuortommenolte duf.
,,Mteinc Serren," io9te er, sd tam
mir 6enten, wsbbulb sic tOmmen. Sd
brau6e Sie mobI ni9t erit su uerIi6eru,
SoB i'd bereit bin, Die @ouicquen5eu
meiner Sau6IungSipciie su tra9en, pit
IS einem M0nue unO Gentleman AZ:
fommt."
Captain O'9rieH Ipudtc aus, mas
6re6 &iSgers ueranIabte, ibm auf Saa
suuortommenOit e einsn Sputnapf susu,
idieben. Oorouf fubr or fort: sd
fam wobl annebmen, 6aB Ntr. HoOners
Die @%eOinsung erfiiut bat unb gIei9 mir
eiu smcitcs 6inS iein eigen nennt, ionfi
.pdren sic, meme Serren, wObI ui6t
ba."
Sin suftimmcnbes gtiden leitens See
GOIoueIs iberScugte i'm, OuB feline 9er'
mut6uug bic ridti9e lei.
,,Somit itiinSe aiio benz OueIIe ni6ta
mebr i'm @esc," iu9te 6reO nit elmer sc'
1uiiien 6eierli6feit.
,@irfli3 ni6t?" i6rie captain
O'8rien freuSenuou auf. ,@irtIid
ni6t? Damn Iaiitn Sic ii9 umormeul"
sd bite, mid ausreben gu ~Iaiien,
Captain. Stiin6e, ia9te i'd, Ieioer a6cr
itebt 6emicIben ctiuaS I'M We9e."
Captain O'Brien fiel gefnift in fets
men 2lrmitubt Suriif. 6reO aber fubr
unbetlmmcrt 6orum fort: sd babe
ndmIi9 BEN Serreu Die betriibenoe Mtits
tbeilung gu MAIDEN. 80"
yOdB metne 6rall mid 9eltern nit
benz Oritten Sinbe bei9entt 5at, itobute
Captain O'Irien.
,,glein. Oie betriiben6e Sun6e, 6ab
meine Srau bcute I'M &inobett seltorben
lit. Gle weroen besreifli9 fin6eu, 6aB
oies Nues dnoert. Menn Serr Gobgers
ftirbt, oann bleibt i%einsn &inOern INNER
cine Mtutter. Menn nber i'd iterbe. -.
banu. .6ann, meine Serren ..bann
bIeiben meme. -. &inOer 80. mutterloS
unb. .paterIos, un6 i6lu9Sen6 Sriidte
Der arme Mtann Iein @eli6t in baS Gas
identu6, in OuS er ii6 serdui6uOa
i9neu5te.
,Sie perSeu einieben, buB e8 Elm
@erbre6en pdre, pOute i'd meme &inOer
benz uusieben," fubr er fort, ais ct neue
Grdfte 9ei9Opft. sd fam mid alto
ni6t i6lasen, es lei Bonn, OaB Die partic
9lei6 ware. Oas lit. 80"
oMtein Stuu6punftl" it0bnte Der
Captain.
,0us 1T, mas id Sbnen 5u iasen
babe" i9loB 6reb nit einem uerni6s
ten6en 8lif auf Scr. O'8rien.
Die bei6en 6reun6e tb~eilten Scr. Robs
gers topfi9itteInO cas GrsebniB ibrer
MtiifiOn nit.
,Sebt scb' i5 ben @cOanten an bas
Duet auf risI bieier. Scr &erI
bat gu uiel Slid: iett ltirbt ibm iosur
feline 6roul"
Washington Journal., 1918-03-29
,@eaaerifa.

Ole oft e~ruabnten Sdmieri9teiten
IS Gisorrenimportes in Selterrei9 ba'
en- nun aud ibre gerberrlidung ir
SnitteIpcrien gciunoeu. Der 0ramatittr
Isnab S6niter in Wien idiloert
cine @rIebniHe bel bent BcSu9e elmer
ibm uon eiucm 5rcuuoe = Dis
goliut-ouS Samburg s%eiauoter
Sisarren in fOIseuOer broitiidcn NeiIs:
Seuie fri6, pie iidrs sebibrt,
&iro bic Seroung opiiirt.
llno idl irat nit SdIog ieiii dbr
Su oie oasGrpoiitur.-
n0ob' Die Gbre,~ griiB' i'd artig,
6eine Nutipori, gut, 10 part idl-
Cine bolbe Stunos. slUei -
9nolid Iomm' idl al bic Gcib'.
Ser gepoliige 8eomie,
Der gum 8arten mid peroommie, .
Sdeint EN- gar geirenger, bOier
Seu 81 iein, bic Nu9eugIdier
Sdiebt er wid)ti9 crit binouf,
Rimmt oonn cine Yriie o'rouf,
limb beginut beim Saboiihuupiei
Shon geb0rig midi 81 nlpien.
@ut. Sd gable, oo i'd mlb.
@inen eriten OboLiS,
Mer0e oaun oeiuiiermabeu 6
@rob 5por, bod gciitno entloiet.
Crete in ben groBen Saol
Nltn beginnt erit mteine Quail
Ylit @eoulo tpmmt man ans Siel,
Dent ib mir uno pnrte ltia.
Gnolih ieb' id mir 5ur 9inien
Sin Hodetdcn freunolid ipinten.
llno elm Wouu rilit .SgnaS SdriBerl'
,Shniber", nieoerbUl' i'd, .bitt iebr;"
y@eb6ren Die Gigarren Sbnen?"
6rogt er miirriih. i'd: y8u oieneul-
vSab'n Sic Elm @ciud seidlrieben ?"
SD periteb' niht-waS beliebeu2"
nSa, Sic frieg'u Den ganSen 9rempel
g9ur otlf Elm @eiu9 nit Stenrpeli
@mig uiro's umionit 9eprsoi9t,
Sbue Dem piro nidtS erleOi9tl~
Sh oreb' mid nit einem Sdritt I'M,
Sdreibe gleih ooS Petitum,
lln0 begeb' mid oaun 5nr Gaia,
8ol 81 Sablen cine Maiia!
ng8ie piel madt eS2~-.N hr geouloenl
Ssem's 9lei6 6aben: Sinf5is @uIoenl1
.Sier Die fini5i9 @ulOen !"-.Soltl
3oa miro MIR in Sob geSablt /"
.@olO? bob' i'd nidt mitgenommenl I"
,2tb - 70 t6nnt' Gin Sober iommer.
g8ir bier t6nuen ieineS oredieln,
Scents feius balm, milien'S wehIeIn!"
SD Ieuf5' Elm Adagio.
8ouie @olo nit Agio.
8ommc wieber, tpobl s~eriiitet,
llno mero' nodmolS iiberliitet.
vgtif Der Gingab' icblt bas Sie9ell"
r9ieber 5abl' i'd Elm paar &riigel -"
nBitte, feline llnterbredun9 -.
Siiten sic Iid Dor B%eltedlungl
GIN @cieb niro nidt geilil9elt,
0os oa gilt MIR, wcun'S selie9eltl-
,9tio peroe idl bis morsen
Nfit benz Sie9el Oos uerior9enl
ariea' ib oonn ihon Die Gigarren p
,gos, idon morgenp Gu elm Shmarrea
CD wdr'u gar a ieiner Serrl
Shou'ns IN amer 8nden berl"
llno Id)on par'S, 70 @ott mir belief
3ebn Minuten iiber Sm6lie.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-29
llrbrrJdDattr 3-5trabIrm.
9ie r%in5iacu S%cOiHannser ibres BertcS
sum arcnfbcitSerienneH.

sum arcnibcitSeriennen.
S6on monde, DsIds Iid BON bic
fem ooer itnem innsrsn 9eipsH beims
gelu1t g%lau6ten. babcn li9 an qsr5ie
nit Der 5rass s%elpenoei, ob lie be-
bufs b~siIerer QuitlGrung uub Sore
OeruHs Oes 9eilpsriabreus Elm X
StrobIens9iIo pon ibrsn iHneren Ors
ganeu uebmen lOiisn iOllten; uno ans
oere baben bereiis ioldle gitoer on
irgenO einen uoItstimlideH 9oitor
our 8eguta6tun9 oes 8~rant6eitss
5alIes geididt. Senn an pie Ne
StrobIeu inipisn Noien in u~nlerer
3eit ale mOgIiten @r%partungen.
Bon beruiencr Settle piro 1ieriiber
neueroings II. a .9eidrieben:
lInSpsiielboi: tann Elm XsStro9s
lensgilo oft iebr pertpoll CUR @rz
5ielung zines ridtlaen 8rauibeItss
Seiunoes iein. glber pas Bib ielber
mu6t inum icmals ben Seiuno; uno
bic Meinun9 pes Sedniters, pelder
oos Bib erlongt, III nur ielten BON
irgenOpeldsr oidgnoitiider geOeu-
tung. Seine quigobe lit einfa9. oas
Bib ber5uitellen uno cine te6nif9e
4usIegung Der unbeItimmten 9ellen
uno 0untIen SteIlen at geben, peI1e
Iid aui Der platte 5eigeu; oas @r-
tenuen elmer 8ranibeit ielblt Iiegt
a5er 9epobHIi9 ouberbalb ieines Be
reides dnoets ais i'm Sale BON
9erleBuugcn.
Sbue te6nii6e Deutung BON oems
ienigsu ie0od, lpeIder bos Bib eez
ponnen bat, 1T oieies BON oornberein
p%ertIos, 10 pertlos pie Elm niAt auss
gefiilItes 6ormular iiir cine Diognoie
1T. IS bat oa9er oar ieinen 3ped,
Elm 6loBes Silo on ireeno einen ar5t
5u I6iden; i~onDern Dieles mub in
9%erbinoung nit ionitiger qustunit,
peIde Der 9%nusoottor erlangt bat,
ano begleitet pon Der ridtigen 8euz
tuns in 9etro9t ge3ogen nerben.
Dine ben 9%nusOoitor, lieber 2eIer,
sebt es oIIo audi in pieiem Sale
ni6t.
Dos 1T ober nod ni4t allies. IS
muB geia9t lpsroen, bob fir bic Grz
t%eunung Der Uisbr9eit Der Grontbsis
ten Der XsStrobl iber9uupt
teinen Nert bat. IS tann allie
mogli9en @ebreIten geben, bic teinen
@inorud ouf Der platte MAIDEN.
qnoererIeits gibt es tauIenoe be-
bouernsperter Dabsnteurer", pel6e
nuF Elm XsStroblensgilb 'reingefals
len IinO unb ii9 3. y. babsn Iasen
luIien blob oni 9runo oes un-
%Oerltonoensn BiIbes oab ibr Mas
gen ober ibre Rieren ober font etipos
nidt ou fei, no es eigentli9 fein
loIlte, unb ii9 infoloe bieIer Qus=
tunft iebr eleno fibIenl @iellei9t,
OoB Der Osqbotosropb ielber bic
Sode 70 auffobt, ober infolse Su
geringer &enn.niIie bon anatomie
ober PbpIioIogie Die pGatten Sin
bride gang fuii9 beutet.
gs lift g~eip0bnIid am rotiamIten,
fein XsStroblsrs Bib MAIDEN gu laf=
fen, peuu nidt Der Doctor, Der ben
Sail tennt, ioIdes fir pirtli9 err
forDerlid ertldr..
Washington Journal., 1918-03-29
ettmmamssbtIO.

Mild min aus benz EopFe IouFen,
Gas 8ubp in Der Bunn' %erioufen,
@retb' bsi'm S9Opf ben SansI bat ;
PeperI idnipft i'm S9rOnte 3uder.
Gum 6snfer Ianst berein elm S9IIder;
SauSfrau = LEFT bas MoSenbIntt.
@. 9ebert.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-29
%NbtabIuna. Or: g

abtibIans. gr: ,8eId'
eth @rtterwetter, mein 6rduIein Seben
sic bic %Deriiuste Come, bic neu aus
blabenoe Natnr =, ad, m64ten sic
ni6t snbIi@ bic Weine merbsn A-Sie:
xWas fdat Sbnen elm. 70 I9Sn it bas
Wetter nod LANCE nihtl"
= @ecIum til. &unitbutterfas
britant: Bite. perIu9en sic obne
8orartbeil Sieie &unitbutterl Nir baben
iie = i'd fam es wObl iaSen her Sub
sIiidIi@ ubSeIuuiStl"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
Is Yourself Satisfied With Yourself?

How strange II lfc--how puzzlnr
cms How fraught with
Hef"nh tragedy the through all ever runs
the golden q roma
Your friend and ncghbodo he has lived at ALL
one heroic scfsacricmo have never
guessed?
Nha do really OF his
his dapponmnts and his hdcous
uhspehkhbe You
thing OF his virtues and his exempt from ch,
and all
hled the prolific
world In Itself OF and
emotions
all written out for tho entertainment young
Know who are blind to forgefu have
printed
f'w there are whose lives devoid
there whose lives fiction stored on
sced library shelves Of element with
which they abound Love other ever
Joys Of recollection which keeps the
tons bssfu dreams sacrifices shall
these only found
Beneath the ifo
There about
II yonder has v,r.
through battles
him
grateful Tor the much moro u,c
him have the feeling his comrades and
himself Justice failed
through Christmas Red Coss membership uoveprut
OF the hand actuaed by the will helm keen
the sentiment the right side OF the
balance sheet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
THE 0irT WE BouoHr roR
MOTHrH

Times aren't lust sh.t they psrd 10 be
we've somehow Travelled on
now th~y are gone
Here's Chtisias coming harl AGAIN
when loved ones greet zach oih,t
And we've no hig and grand surprt.a
srtanged and pianned Tor mother.
In tho1e rlad wear, of HAMMER J.y.
~ whispered secrets deem
And krpt tho baby out Of them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
PRESIDENT VISITS
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
Shakes Hands Issdiv vidsaiiy with
i,sOO Americans ta' iurd Gross
Hospital at Ncuiiiy.

pARist Dec. 22--Prepldent VIII
son today visited the Red cror, hos.
pltal at Neuilly. where ho shook
hands individually and tabled with
l.200 badly wounded Americans. for
the most part survivors OF III. cha
teau 1heTry action. lie spent more
than four hours IN the hospital, Wis.
itins every ward and stopping at
every bedside Later he yisi,ed the
French hospital Val de Grace
Speaking 8f his experience at the
American hospital, the preaidcnt
said
4 went through the American
hosptn st Ncuilly with the greatest
interest aud the creates, sAtisfac-
ton ! found the men admirably
taken care of and almost without
exception IN excellent spirits
only u few ~ them looked really
~ ana think that their mothers
aud friends would have been entirely
pleased by their surround ngH and
hy IN" alert loDk IN their eyes and
the keen lnterest they TOOK IN every
thing abuot them.
II au sure that they viii 30 back
tn their loved ones ~ home with "A
new feeling ~ iuy. alik- IN their ~.
ruvety and IN the rnr service they
have been able 10 render
Going Ia the American hospital
with tho expectation ~ remaining
an hour. ihc president found four
hours an too short HH he frlt that
h' could not leave without speaking
With every man ana ne expressed
regret uuly ~ his inability tn clasp
tn, hand 81 every american sold -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
EASTERN OKLAHOMA
TO DEMAND SCHOOLS
right VIII Ir Made IA Have 1f,o~c
forrncri, nj Brokcn Arrow aud
tlnrcmorc Itcvi,si.

An effort will b. made during IN.
next Legislative session To rc-estab.
lirh tho two state schools at Glare.
more ana Hroken Arrow which wer.
discontinued by Legislative enactment
two years ago
This became known yesterday AFT.
ernoOn after u meeting In Hotel
Tulsa of IN. members ~ Congress.
man elc,t T. IL Ilowmd's campaign
committee Those who attended the
meeting ARE Marshal stephens NJ
vinita. NJ /. iloiromb of Usage. J
- Turner ~ pawnee. y A Colvert
~ Nownta. r MctAuley ~ Miami
NJ X HlaSingame, \ = Jacobs. \
~ woodward an of Tulsa. ana e.
Mosnly ~ pawnec
1o ruli Together.
Primarily, m" meeting was called
Tor the purpose ~ advising with the
congress elect In rvgurd tn the
needs of the district ana the purri-
hllliics ~ hringing nhoui the lrRis-
lation ~hl,h win benefit the citizens
of the district what ~ want TO
do" said senator itlasringaiu", rs
10 bring about "a spirit of cn OPEN
trict ~ that all will WORK together
kor the benefit of over, section ~ n
for instance. II IcmwHr, county
wants ~ FISH hatch"N to which tina,
part OF the district 10 entitled. We all
want tp Work together 30 do "a hat
ir right IN that respect instead nf
entering opposition 'u ~ h'cuus" ot
Observation-Disclosures or political df
ferencen IN other Wofds Ne want
10 pat politics aside when II oonct
To looking after the in'rrrstH ~ the
district
The proposition 200 o" establish
the ,prcmorc and nroken Arrow
schools VAS given unanimous sup
port when Mr lloVtrd produced
fiRIroH which Hhtw that fne fltr
oklahoma congressional district phNs
more than one nm ~ the s'nirf
entire hN II was hen pointed out
that IN spite uf this TACT aud the
turh-f ftC that me dIrrJt II one
~ th" most populuuH IN he state
there ~ not one college preparatory
Or intermediate state school IN ih'
district n ViH further pointed uui
hat although tuEpUbots az" uuyinE
practically the same tHs that th'y
uHid when the schools were ~ opera
lion. their ~. establishment would
not add nppcChhly 10 their uN
hills Dne of tho first measure
shith will be introduced m IA" lcgis
iature next month VIII hny" 20 do
'Sith the reyi,ing and tc.csthbliHh.
NIX these two schools
Politics played little part In tnt
iiscufs'ions which took pac" In Nr
NnWHrds rooms a. the hotel VrF
terdiy afternoon ami which con
tinued until he left shortly aflcf &
% clock to hoard u FtiAro train fYi
the east The committeeman said
however that they favored IA" clr"
tlon 81 u l. Davidson of Tulsa u
president pro TEN ~ the Hcnht" and
that they would urg" the senator
from their dls,ric,s TO support him
IN the caucM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
CONGRESS PLANS TO START
ON HOLIDAY RECESS PLAN

MASlilNBrDS brc. % Con
grcss plans tomorrow tn bevn itH
holiday vacation hy three day re
ccsS"s 10 continue until January .
In the senate, however. this program
depends upon the pnsrase before ud-
lournncnt tomorrow night ~ the
war revenue mcaSure should this
hill Ro over. IN. recess IN the senate
would Toe dclay-i
MANY momh"rr ~ both the senate
ana house already have left Tor their
huuon and neither house N etp.c1ed
io have u quorum during the holt
DAYS few committees may meet.
hut an important hearings and other
committee work already has been
postponed uniil newt month
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
American AUidfOrs
Bring D0Un S54 Hun
Planes and Lose 27I

Assn NGTOS DE, 80
American ahm"u IN France
brought down a total ~ N5i ter.
man Hirplan"s and So German
balloons. against an American loHs
~ s'l planes ana I, hulloons rs.
cotding to "a report ,Nblri hy Ma
jor llsrhurd On December - aud
mad" public today hN the wai de
parn"nt Destruction uf aI5 ~
the enemy planes ana % of the
balloons had been Officially con
flrmei
The total casualties Of the Nmetl-
can air SERVE" IN action are given
as t!2. including 100 kllird. lo1
wounded, 22O missing, 81 prison
crs and thrc. int.rned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
General Pershing
Makes First Visit
to Army On Rhine

AMEtiCAS ARMY or DCCu
rArlpN. saturday Dec - Gen
ctnl John J p-rshlng made hS
first visit, 10 the l,hInrlnnd today
~" arrived IN u private car which
was parked ~ the edge ~ town
y ~ doubtful n per cent uf the
inhabitants ~ the place knew that
the commander In chief ~ the
American forces was In their
midst win the exception ~ Gen
ernl Iirkman. com mandcr OF the
army of occupation. not even the
officers at the headquarters ~ the
third army were aware OF General
ierHhing'a prcs-pco
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
SAPULPA WILL ENTERTAIN
TULSA DELEGATION TODAY
sr.T to N, world

sps.s 10 The world
SAriIrA l'ec 9. The local
chamber ~ Commcrc" 10 making
preparations To- entertain - number
~ Tubs, citizens. Including tho ~.
rector, ~ the chamber ~ commerce
NJ that city on Monday afternoon
aud evening word from I = Ctow
~ the oklahoma Union railway is
90 M" effect that u special car bear.
Ing the Tulsa hnusterS will arrive
her" over the new intcrurinn line
about O'Clock Mondal aficfuoon.
banquet and smoker has been
planned as a part of yhc evenings
entertainments 4 hearty r,-cptinu
Will Zee given the guests 4 tornmt.
tee n meet the special car aud mo-
rfor' has hcen spared to make ~,
visit one oi pleasure ns well as prom
to all members of the parry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
SHIPPING MAY BE INTERNATIONALLY
TIE WEATHER.

TllsSA Dec g. Mstimum. so min
imuni 80 north siuds aud clear
OKLAHOMA Monday fair. colder
Tuesday f.if
lol lSlN MA Monday snd Tuesday
cloudy ram Monday uight ut TUESDAY
colder IN north portion Monds, c,ldor
- ARKANSAS Monday fair. colder
TuoSdA, fsir
q, tASf rtNAS Monday rain. colder
Tursday far
WEST TEXAS Monday snd Tuesday
far
hNNSNS Probably SNOW Monday
snd InrsdaJ not much ohanEc IN ten
pttatuf,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
CIICAGO CICR WANTS
StUM.tB lOlt PRESIDENT

CHICAGO, Dec 90 choice Of
Charles NJ Schwab for next prcsl-
dent ~ the United States was voiced
al u banquet given by the Chicago
Machinery club 10 1bO plant super
intcndeniS and other representative
of 80 machinery construction and
metal concerns partisanship was
not mentioned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
MISSOURI GUARDS MAY BE
CALLED TO KANSAS CITY

KANSAS cry. Dec. 2r.-Adju-
tant General ilnrvry e. CLARK ~
Missouri viii come 20 Kansas city
tomorrow for "A conference with
Mayor James Cowgirl regarding call.
ing out the seventh regiment N NJ
q IN connection with the strike ot
trainmen ~ the aknsas city Rail
ways rouplny This announcement
was made hv Mayor Cowgirl tonish,
after conference with officers of
the regiment
strike leaders today sent tele-
grams ~ William n Taft % the
federal war labor board Frank =
walsh. formerly uf the board. and
samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation of Labor. ask
Ing them 10 come To Kansas CITY
next Friday. when the strikers pro-
pose holding a mass meeting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23


3, according 10 an announcement
made today In the Italian nrwnpn-
pce
pARlS. Dcc. 90 Presidrn, and
Mrs Wilson were guests ~ honor
nt n dinner given last evening ~ the
Hritlsh embassy by the Earl ~
DchrN, British ambassador Among
the guests were Count Romannnra
Spanish premier Nittoriu orlando.
italian premier, I,aron Sonnino.
Italian foreign minister General
John T pcrshlnE. Major Genetni Slr
David Henderson, former president
NJ the llritiSh air council Admiral
w \. Henson and Colonel v ~
House. Many prominent figures In
political life were present
Following IN" reception that sue.
c"eded the dinner. MIR and Mrs
Wilson were escorted to their cur
rlan. nv the Earl Of Derby and tn.
secretary ~ the embassy
The definite announcement Of
president eWilsI1s plans covering
the period from Christmas eve tu
New Years eve. including Christmas
dinner with tho troops near Chau-
mont, the presidents trip tn England
and meeting with Premier LLOYD
George and his return to t'rnncc on
New Years has served yomewhat To
clarity the pre-conference situation.
Continental Eu 'ops makes much
OF the yuletide so. IN the absence
OF President Wilson and others
closely Identified With the war set.
tlcnnent and because of many holt
day social functions engaging the
Americans, II IL not likely that there
VIII he political or peace develop
ments of note. The eek will bt
devoted principally To prrfrctinR the
~ the conferences,
President Wilson will he nccom-
panied Ia England by mora than 30
American correspondents, who 20 rs
guests ~ the British government
when II became known early IN the
week that the president, would visit
Great Hrltain, II was announced that
IN" American army authorities
&ould arrange for thrlr trip. includ.
ing preliminary visit Ia American
on Christmas day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23

SEW NuItk. Dec q The Sew
YORK Yacht club decided ~ u meet
ing tonlgh, Ia decline tho challenge
~ the Royal Ulster Yacht club for
n race for Americas cup ln 1919.
but announced that N the challenge
~ns f"wrned for 1890, It would bo
accepted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
CHILE DENIES OPENING
OF NIGUrI NTiONS.

RIO JANEIRO. bee. The
chilean government has issued de
nial " the report that II entered
into negotiations with Peru and 10.
liVia IN an effort to effect u settle
mrnt ~ the Tacna and africa con.
troversy, according to advcea re
celvcd here from Santiago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
WIRE BRIEFS.
MASAItYk MAKES
ENTRY INTO PRAGUE.

PARIS. Dee. % nlavasb PRO
feSsor Thomas q Masaryk the pr.sd.
dent Of the newly formed republic
~ Czecho- SloVaks has made his
tolmcr entry into Prague. according
To advices received today from that
city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
"pS LOVE FOR GIRL
CAUSES THREE DEATHS

N.nnuTcHiNsoN, Kan, Dec. % -
eia Glenn Smell and her i5-yc,r-
ssm,SuEh''r Noln, were murdered
nsfnly Afternoon at their nom.
Smell '"'nd"' Reno county. while
hon. i'rner. was absent from
and ,,ur ur returned late nt night
rskashun 'he bodies. and that Of NJ.
Who hn' Japanese farm hand
blow,, 'u committed suicide by
Of thnh ott ms head Infatuation
10 h,y.' 'aphnese for the girl is said
csrA ''en 'he cause OF the mur-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
FOOD SHIPS SENT
To SWEDEN ny I. y.

WAS'iiNGTON. Dee. 22.-To re-
licNc what - described ns an acute
shortage or food In Sweden. ships
CARRYING it,76ts0O pounds ~ food
stuffs are en- route to that country
from tho United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-23
WALTER HINES PAGE
IS TAKEN BY DEATH
Former Ambassador To England
Answers FINAL Sunnnons After
Long Illnc~s at Irnchursi.
FAMED AS LITERARY MAN
Held Prominence ~ Editor for Many
Years Before Appointment
Scr,ci During World War.

piNEHt RSr. n G.. Dec 22
wnlter I,ln,. pn,c uho r..iyn.,
"'S' ""h"" w "'"""NN'""' J." ''""'
liritain because of III health, died
here mtc last night
Walter Iiines Page wps editor of
IN. marAzin, The World's work
and "A member Of the publishinp
firm OF poubl,day. I,aye A Co Of
Garden City. l.. when In March
1914 President Wilson nnnointed
him American nmbnssadnr 10 Great
Vritain
The presidrnt's selection OF mn edI.
tor ana AN au,hor for this no.t .llct.d
fnvvrabi. commen, In lrea, uritain
where MIR. Page was referred to a.
"ncholar.diplomat" and his appoint.
m-nt was characterized aa AN inter
eating eSperipcnt IJi. .,l,rtIon w.,
considered In some Rritish circles ar
"a compliment To the good sens. OF
the nritisb peopIe who. II was stated
prefcrred n man nj pernonality upd
aohievsment as American smb. "a
dor rather than man OF wealth
capable OF giving lavish and expen-
slVe entertainments
Engaged In Ii,cvar, Work
Virtually Nil Mr Pages Ilfe before
his amhassadorial appointment had
been .pent In literary work lie was
the author Of works on tho dcv-lop-
ment NJ the southern portion OF the
United states In which he WAS par-
ticularly Interested ns a native OF
cary. y e.. where he was born on
August H. is5b. In his work on the
of old Common.
wenlths" Mr. Page disclosed his In.
trrcat In the culture ~ n broad ma
,ionHl feeling In the south Iie was