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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
'PITIFUL STATE OF
RUMANIAN CHILDREN
u,5 Cross Tccds Them ana TrncheS
Nohcrs More About Child
Care.
IMPROVEMENT NOTICEABLE
NOD C1othlng and Baths heStorr
hr Light Of Hope To 'h'os
Long J-cd To- Gloom.

rr,IAEEsT. Juno , tBy MALL
-,. .r.tren Of Eumaula are the
..,...r .4rc of the American Red
,..., r.r,cs who are showing Ru-
,.....r mothers how to care prop
,... rr hcm They are distributing
,.,.r,. clothing condensed milk
... .rrum powder aud everything
,... contributes TO babys comfort
.. m. r.0d ot relief work the e.
,.-....f .ff.r Americans already have
.....r. -.rtrIable results The CON
.....t fH, children has been won.
d,ruF improved. ,,.-
A...r.n 200 ull these war-hitecicd
,.... BOD 90 pluful state OF impoNer-
... Many ~ them were slowly
- ,uryatIon. Others And
......r. and malignant skin diseases.
T.... H|tr uuof are now being
'.r.T Cor aud given nourishing ana
,..,.r..s foods. such as bacon, Jam,
FrI,.r Oh etc. They have shown
,..1,rMI Improvement since the
Americans came.
All ,r,se children have been under
t. srrr.s and strain of war for four
80 and have really never known
xr,t childhood u.s. In common with
,,,.- rarrnts. they have borne the
t.rnrs, prnuons and sdffcrings
since Eunanla entered the war they
have not known what II is to play
mr. 40 huEh Hunger has robbed
,4spl o' that spirit The war has
r.gHtri their lives No smiles have
,.mo 90 their faces. no happiness
i-f8 their hearts They are Ike
flowers which have never seen the
sunshine Their wan. pinched little
cuurfcrancrs tell a tragic story. They
have had neither proper food, shell
isr nar r'o'birE Many OF thcm
have los, either one or both parents
The Rcd Cross gives them Ameri.
can lam and sweets, the things that
Youngsters the world over crave for.
and their dark eyes, frank and
melancholy light up with new
radiance They become children
again. Tho Americans give them
clothing. fhoosc5 stockings They
/ la'ho them Tho lituo tots become
! real human being
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

and draEs dashed up the long hill
and win shrill cries Of mock alarm
the muiuu,Ao scattered to osylp,
the nyiug hoofs
Good nature rrigucl Even the
cold, DRIVING rain 'Aat set In about
noon ana lasted unit. tho time for the
Derby failed tp dluuL The crowd d
high spirits -
The humble folk eyed with ro.
specttul curiosity mo grand folk
| from Mayfair. Munrhlng stale sand
witches contcutcdN, they watched
the lords and ladies and miilionalrcs
attack the tempting cold CoUauons
spread by servants on the coach tops
one particularly inviting luncheon
or lobster salad and champagne
claimed the attention OF hundreds
Of eyes
"A fair old tuckin they're 'avinF.
remarked the father ~ a largo flock
! directing the chlircus eyes to Tho
feast WISH ho added Wistrully
u could squeeze into % beer tent
Tho English equivalent NJ tho
American tout lee known us upstor
lic doesn't cdgn up lD YOU softly and
whisper boo your ear that hc has tho
dope direct from the feed box
The tipstor buwls out Co an and sun
dry that ho knows what's what. and
that you can have h.S priceless In
formation for mcnsly arr crown
Much of his harunEuc will be de-
voted 10 mal.gninE other upstcrs In
his ncighhOrhood They calls them
selves lipstorS'' he rNDlulms indlE-
nanuy Why 1hcy couldn't tip9 their
own mothers out NJ IL wheclbarrow. %
And after drawing laugh from the
crowd hc become very very solemn
ana talks In hushod tones about the
stone ccrtalntics' YOU can acquire
from him for your hcEEnrly two and
six
FREQ Rein for Games.
The raucous cry Of the "bookc. "
have a rum have run" Is
mingled with the siren call ~ the
gnmcstcr plying hts ancient vocation
which Is perfectly lawful on Derby
day Tho soldiers awarm around
the Grown and Anchor" OUTFIT.
They knew that game In the
trenches II is played with dice and
square of canvas painted with vari-
ous symbols. other games that prove
highly attractive to tho oddying
crowd are Find the Lady" spin
ming Jenny" which is a sort Of rou-
lftltN lflcklng iho tarirr,' ana our
old American fricnd. the thrco-card
trick
From time % time AN eyes rested
on the royal box In the white club
house adjoining the graudstaud. and
the appearance OF IN" king and scy-
cral OF the prinCcs was the signal for
popular rejoicing
See the Prince " Wales" cried
a London street urchin whose quick,
sharp-eycs were tho first to pick him
out First time O. see the Darby %
he announced importantly.
1he victory OF the kings horse In
the sccOrM race raised the crowds
spirits to a pinnacle ~ delight Gut
the defeat of the Derby favori'c Was
a faccr hard Co endure. All the Nv
seemed TO leave tho crowd Glumy
and silently they began the trip back
to London.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
FEMININE FEET WILL
DECORATE BRASS RAILS

KANSAS CITY. Mo July s.
Dainty feet viii rest on the brass
rail. once the support OF only mascu-
lae appeudages. tiny elbows will
decorate tho mahogany and fomi-
u.ar voices Will pass the timo o.
day with the hlrtenders in the new
prohibition W0mdn's bar which n
former Kansas Dlfy saloon owner has
announced hc VIII open now that
'h" fluids with a punch have passed
into ancient history.
~ course, cherry phosphate and
probably a per cent will be tue only
Gr-ks served Tho management
las announced there vii he no tables.
uo card playing and positively no
loafng"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
MILLION RAIL WAY TIES
FOR THE ITALIAN ROADS

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. July 5-A'
Springfield tic concern recently re
ccivcd an order for 1000, 900 railroad
ties TO be delivered to the railroads in
Italy. The order was referred 20 the
United States railroad administration
Tor approval
Forests IN the ozark region will
be the source OF supply TO fiIl the
consignment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
last Of Sea Eagles.

LONDON. July 3 The last ~ the
white tailed or s0a eagles OF the
Shctludu. The Old white tailed eagle
OF North Roc. who after the death
OF her matc eight years ago haunted
the old nest. has disappeared She
was the last Of The British species
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

justice NJ thc peace, has a new
"'' ~ settling matrimonial dlfncul.
.."t when wives come t1 him with
nrlr tales N WOO hc invites the huH.
band 10 call, seats him In an arm
hair. gives him cigar ana In A
1oart.'orhcart chat patches up tho
martial trpublcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
T1lIcf Mllh Nm NIcdnIs.

LONDON, July 5--Frank Percy
Berry who on being rol~iscd from
prison won tho distinguished con
duct medal and the military medal
In France. was sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the Tower
Bridge court for stealing $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

narrowly escaped capture by M,
whites because OF nrBpg over
Iholr dinner
More than so hostages were taken
when the holshcNlki evacuated
Cure Inkind Husbands
LONDON, July I, " u Cornish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
ALLIES WILL CONTROL
SERBIAN RAILROAD

WASHINGTON. Jan. l4-An agree
mcnt for control or the trans-S s rian
and Chinese eastern railroads by an
in;erallird committee virtually has
been concluded. Ambassador Morris of
Toxic has been instructed by the Amor
lean government to proceed 30 Toxic 10
participate IN the working out OF de-
tails.
Tho .nt"r-allicd committee Will Do
composed Of one representative each
Of China. Japan. tho United states.
France. Great Britain. Italy and 'hr
pmsk Russian government in siberia.
and will be under the presidency 81!
tn" Russian.
The State Department issued This
statement:
The State Department has hr"n nd
rised that an unicrSt andinG has boon
reached in TOXIC. regarding tn" pro-
posed restoration oI TIA" efficiency Of
;hr trans-Sihcrinn railway. .nrluIirG
no chinese eastern railway. and thai
tn" proposed plan will hn submitted to
this government through the Lnpan"S"
ambassador ~ Washington.
I'm br!r:. ~" proposal iS that thorr
shall br an .rt"r-tlilrd committee an
der the pre- ....r.. = - Russian. 'h>s
ccmmttt"" :" ":i" r"nSGSrnla-
tive Of "n.n wing nh'i"no'-
;.icz: RS. Japan. lnit"ti
states. CIR" ':''''' and ita'N
Under ,hi% ...,'. .'y.. 'nsrc wi! hn
established! -. i"lr. !~--frS', 4 ie,. hn.-
al hoa-I -: shtrh Mr.. $tc""n" WI
>,rve .nd. scn.nI. military beard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
GAS MEASURE
INTRODUCED IN
BOTH HOUSES

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Ian. 1.-THE
Sirptne bill. drawn as separate act IN
l9l., for inc Tr"cIf!c purpuS" Of TcIu!r-
.uE gas c,npanIrs in this stn;" /" sup
ply - tho limit Of Their ability tn: de-
rnands OF Welt NIrc MIA consumers. r6-
CARELESS OF demands q! customers IN
other states. but defeated then. has been
rcdrawn as an amendment u the public
service commission law and was nitro
durrd to-day in both senate and house.
The hill a. rrdrawn by Philip =. Step
toe IS backed by tn" Vest Virginia Gas
runSum"rs Association. nf which x. /.
Cunningham. president. of farmunt; H.
T. Travis Of Ilarkshurg. and 7. 4. War
r.Ck, OF MurEantoTN. are her" 10 appear
before III" committees 10 which tn" bill
NAV hc referred "a urge that its pas
sag" b., recommended.
Il was introduced III Tho house by Dele
gate W. $. John. or Morgantown. one OF
The several citizens in the northern part
af the state most vita!ly. affected by the
present practice Of tn" gas companies in
shipping 95 per cent ut the gas pro-
duccd III West Virginia. 10 other states.
Tho now bill, If enacted. would confer
on the public service commission spcci-
iIr authority and Jurisdiction 10 require
Tho service demanded. Complaints arc
49,
now pending before the commission ra's-
INK The pointS covered IN this bill and
while il is contcndrd by til" gas consun-
"rS association that the commission has
authority and jurisdiction 10 deal with
tho question under the present law. 1t is
proposed 10 tnrtiiy II against the posi-
n!lItJ vi success" u hs?"H''
IN" au''"''! W 81"
"""i" 49, VII ''S P'''~'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
MEMORIAL To
FIGHTING NJ ZEN
TO Be BOOSTED
C11AnEEEli OF COMMERCE. -dEScIno
ON FRIDAY NIGHT WEI pKhe-
ABLY PUSH PROJECT.
Need working Organization 10 Bring
Soldiers and Sailors MonI-itsu'
TO Realization.

Tho g. Of .,h" country arc tuTn"c
/ towards. " h""luE and all are intensely
/ .n,crcs,d N II" proposed soldiers and
, sailors n3-:u"rl;,! "h:ch il is proposed
80 ln.lii h..rc c"m'ncGn0ratc the names
.,t n. ,.ty and county men who f"-
! ~i,u,i.d Ia the call I" arms and "!u
. deeds - >A.or auI G.ury on the bat
, ilr,i,li> -. rran"r and thoS" who
dnuu.rt IA. khaki and showed their
: viIlln.ncss 10 sacrifice themselves IVf
4 liberty.
! vlc ,ocal movement has Interested
~, only the Who'll" state Of West N'E-
slula, but has extended from I'll" AZ
!tntr. - III" Pacific coast. ana me
! lu:liat:v" taken BY Wheeling mas
/ brought forth very favOrabl" comment.
The big meeting called for Friday
! nigh, II, the chamber Of commerce
rnu,ms promises 10 br big affair ana
nh :ra,crnal social. patriotic and MILF
,,ry ORGANIZATIONS will have u commit
,,,.. nj tho meeting for tn" purpose OF
soliciting working organization or
: committee TO start actual work on the
{ project.
ANY member Of any committee IS ell
! cible to h" put OH the big c"mm,'trt'
! and ,hn work of selecting ;hai h"uE
. will take place without any l"'tnAll'F'
n, only requisite for the prosperity
member hrInE fitness ana ahili'!.
The frs, work Of III" gathering VIII
he tho selection OF IA chairman ana
ether officials tn cuudu"t the m"rtinE'
. after which Tho S"Nlc, I."n Of the aclH'I
WORKING committees VIII AXE place
. !: x u-g"d that "v"rT d"!"cat" aP'
! rGin,rd lay IN" various bodies p" pr'S-
-, tn ruriirIrai" in tho movements
! -: ,hr meeting and selection Of IN" VT
| cauizatiou which Will. start the pr"1''l
i IT Ia" memorial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
GROWN PRINCE DECLARES THE
ALLIES WON'T CATCH HIM ALIVE

, decided E,n.IiSh accent In his next
! sentence he explained this real ur pre-
tended indifference" as 20 what shc al
! lbs inlgh, decide 10 do about his per
! son.
.rh.v'li n.vcr gcs me-" he said with
: 4 Gutr; Smi;". They'll never get inc-
! alive" h. repeated.
aeEnd if. in view OF his reported
statement tirt he was innocent Of COM
pl:rity in IN" outbreak of IN" world
! war. ~ would not w"lcom" 4 court trial
as Offering an opportunity Of clearing
himself 4 Il" could But the eN-Crown
prince expressed and StuhhnrnlE clunS
t" tho opinion ;hat he would not get q
SG,:nr.: deal "a. 4 criminal trial. Ger
iai;ly no; If III" French and tho Eng
lish had their way"
'Th"y want ms, head he said. And
II knnw il. i?ut they wont get ne.
: C!,m"nr"au ana Lloyd George are look
ing COR som" on" /" put the whole
hianr Cor the wa- on. They're look
ing for 4 sea p"coar. .iud they've picked
my father and myself To be the goats.
, Clerneuceau is blood-thirsty old
uan."
In response m n hint that h" might
be willing to fac" jury on which
Americans wcrc sitting. or high class
neutral jury, he would not commit him
self.
His present plan obviously is 10 sit
! right on WI"riug"n rs long as the
, Dutch vii! lot him.
asked II. as an informed German Of
ficnr he was not free {" 20 back TO
Germany.
"i'rcr enough. ho answered. but II
! would .,nf do nj" any good. Germany
: would Civ" mo up quickly enough 70 the
French The present government was
n such 4 kowtowinG. bnnt-lckinG franc
- mind ;hat they would readily fulfill
any demand made uHnn them h% thc En-
, ;"nt". including IN" demand for my head
! or my person.
Could Tell 4 Whole Lot
"Ir were alone and nobody else was
cnnc"rncd I could .rli a wh""! lot or
things Eut mus hc loyal IA my
father. muslin; |" Al heart I 2tlll feel
like II l'rusS.an officer and regard my
father as my highest var lnrd.
TIL" "N-prim'" asserted that he had n"
hand or VOICE IL starting tho war. He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
Ebert Government
Confident Of Ability
To Defend Elections

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Ia ~ i''''''H 'iu '''"'i'I -" $50 80
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'h' 81 us ''' = W. ',.'
."Sa! p"SN">Hi"" 81 NJ ms IN" "i''''''''
mon. ana II - Pt''P'N'u !" '''A' '"''
nl!"n>c P'ih'ShAhl" WIN '"'"''"''''
death. me injIitaFF men 10" '"-"Pci
htin& win IN" government p''F"H' ~
Sh"" thr ih'uTE"h'S u" mercy "H" az!
iLlt!s '''IH'i'N'''''' ''''.' i''''N' 49, 80
I'll" i'rap'u:" 81 the N""r"a"rlS h"''"-
INK amd pole" headquarters.
], - declared by "ErdItahi" "E"-"F-
:Irss"S thar ih'' n"W "NernFi"hi 'T"Ps
II both actions saturday "i;l down win
haH"nctS ami w'tH clubs ana o'h"eW'S"
Killed scores II men wh" W'r" spar
,aran guards or CIVILIAN" Caught WAN
arms Hundreds uf persons already
hay. hcrIr arrested and ar" facing So
Yer" penalties.
The last nipples ~ III" tidal waN"
wh.,h has swept OVER Berlin IN the
pas seven days now ar" being felt IN
tn" spread al robbery and footing which
- being carried on by soldiers ana
sailors who detached themselves from
Sparta"an units. The section Of Berlin
rtd,aiIng from the p"trr h"adHuarttTS
IN III" past forty-"iEhi hours has HF"'s
t"rr"riI"d ny armed men. Wh" P'lt"r'"
food shops. cigar stores ana pu"'"
buildings. Thrc" sailors walked mt"
Il postal *uh-stai ION yesterday and car
r,ri Off 30. 400 marks.
Gunmcn and criminals from all parts
Of Germany hurried :" i'crlln IN th'
nrst days nf thc revolution. ncrordInG
:" reports, and "nis'-d IN The sparta:
van forces n the police stallion. which
served az a base for nr!NHl" uhh"Ttah-
InES when IN" men wrr" not ''iE"E''
IN "h"ylnE III" orders ~ IA" Sp''''A''
leaders. during IN" fthHa''Sh an
criminal. f''"FuS' "'ilSlai "'u','''', , :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
By CYRIL BROWN.
Staff Correspondent "t Tho World ana
The Intclli Scnc"r.
7 Ut IttNN At . '@sH|""H'
Especial Cable D.Spatrh.)

Especial Cable D.spacch.)
Island or WIEEINCit:N, zuider
Zee, Holland. Dec. lQ.-The German on
crown prince has made UP his mind
10 conn..t suicide rather than lac"
criminal trial by jury composed
wholly or in major part of French anu
British.
They will never sc, mo" he re-
peated several times h an informal
interview today.
Busy but would See world Man
made the wcaris"mc Journey to
1y-ier;nseu from Amsterdam on IN"
chance OF catching rs cN-r"Eai
hichncss al honc and in IN unhur'I"n-
ing mood. AS I drove UH III" fil'"l"S'
rod brick twu-storT house | caught
n GLIMPSE Of him ~ his bedroom Wa
dow changing his pantal""nS. ! h7hSl
had com" - his drFarE'. E''f-t"E-
saken isla:d unannOucc'I. hs F"c"iF"d
NV professional card and sent word
that h. would be pleased 20 500 me"
,hnugi, his time that day was vc7E
limited.
T was shown into tho only sitting
room. ;hc billiard room. containing u
shabby. yro:h-"at.n. secondhand Dill
lard ,nhl.. and Two WORKOUT leather
s-nrcha!rS \ few minutes later the
cx-or;uca entered. wearing slt-and-
p&pp.r sporting suit an" GCc'dcG'E
scit-conscious Of his changed POSITION.
After y. had rhatt"d few minutes
his manner became natural and unat-
]ec,ed: he talked freely and answered
questions readily.
perchrd on tho edge 90 tn" Sorry
billiard table. I'll" former prince lit Il
cigarette l"t unique brand. the ZIP
,.,;nr q thin straw and fa,cd my IL
formal INSTRUMENTATION. had S""n
his arrival on the Gul! Devils Island
Of Wirr:rgrn ard I observed chat S'n""
th"n ha lad pulled himself t"S',her'
hod recovered his nrrv" and. IN T"ia-
rive solitude. had dom som" tai! think
in.- ahou: his situation ans! iutur"
aeicG what he Thought about ~"
,..t,rh discussed possibility of being
.. .,s!rnIi,ccI. with he kaiser and
.,,....,. ~, criminal trial.
.: L,,., -.ra n hang about T.. n"
sd ~ the American phrase with :
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had bcrn continually Sau"lch"a. no, A.
lowed 20 hav" anything !" SAY ~ 'h'
imperial councils. and h" bad hs"n re-
N"at"diy told /" mind his own n"S'"'SS
When | asked how. II" rArta'h"d u"
worlds opinion lhAi ne WIS on 81 Wv
rrinclnAF moving figures ~ prS''p'''t
:nc tho war. h" answered. because
WAS always in favor ~ Il S''|',H ~ ~
King Edwards f''hhr'S""NHr'
the real beginning OF the war
n!"-n"t once. hut SSNeTNi
Britain "nuidh put Up VII" '''' ''''''''
tremendous c""n"inI' ana '''''','. "'''
development and 'hat ne lh''.'""" :"
ISOLATE Germany ara SQuo""" '''' "''''S
hard. -,
King Edward dion INK" my '' ~ :
hUt Cor som" reason n" Iih'H III,
much lie us"d <" Gail ne ,.,.
dear. ana talked lF'"t! an" i'"''''H
TO me.
Il WAS NJ tho scasAorc WIN my lH'7''!,
playing tennis. fUrtiRS M" 'n""'E'"s ="
II" other uSuaI summer pa '''IH
n" news or the murder O! nc .tF' mum,
f'rrAcis Ferdinand came. kHe" ~ o-''
that meant "of4o WA. o"''N' ""l';
others. knew 'hAt r.nSIa"u """'" ''','
IN. l know IN" tTllIsh. cHtFh"''' ~"
well 70 mlsluocc 'hem
After the Irsi IatlIe OF ths -"N' ~
st"adfaStlT WORKED lot peace o"' wiz
baked by nn'I'SarE c'quHI
"Ludenoor11 WAS the oI1V1nS power "a
tho war ana as Such' pr'n''Pa''! !'SI''"
SIN" TOT It's PF"'""s"'. o"'
Eefore our great offensive T'h''r" ~
March knew we cou'o not VIII w" II,
EaFarian cousin (Frlnce ifupFrc'H) h'iH
the Identical views that o.n'
The highest lHaderShlr ''ns'a rs "F"e
and ears 7" everything nnPt"aSaH' ana
believed only what II "an'N 10 n'h"N''
The htSh"Ss leadership went m" "'.HS
3hout America lot instance Il '"St'' ~
o"heT" ''al 'noFc was d Arg '\t'i'' 'c-t. !.
Iorcr IN Franco ana P'on-'"''"'u "F'''
report 10 that erect
"Eeforo our offensive NJ fh"i'ns IN
July I reported to great hcanQhaF'"Fs' on
nFGir.rG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN NEURALGIA
Ccy- SUFFER-. GET DINE PACK
.AttE OF DR. JAMES HEAD
ACHE POWDERS..

l-oa csn :i-~r your head and relieve
z dun splitting or violent ihrohbinE
lreradaahc ia iu,In-nt win Ut
Ja.ne< ,t-N1anr, !'"w,ler. This old
:lmr !..~!AshA r>iief acts almost maEl-
-rlfy. slsod son one 10 TIE drug st"r"
nov ~" a. ,.uoG pacKaE' and q few mo-
,nsnts after -rn .r = powder YOU viii
~undac what became OF the headache,
rpuIAstn and onin. stop sutfc-inS--
Ms need lsxz. Ne sn-e YOU got what you
ask Cor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
One u. S. Division Had
Casualties of 1000 in
The Argonne Battle

Tnn-kA. EanS Ian. !I.-ConcerninE
III. War Department officials statement
,ha, Tho total requirements in the a"ih
DIVISION were under 10000. Governor
u,,- ,II.n stated today: "Thc
war Department probably has hsures
on lust what tho losses Of rho 35th
division in tho Argonne hattie wore.
TIL. statement that tho total Ioss"s
from, all causes from May 10 'H"v"m-
Der II. wnrr around 10000 out OF 80
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billy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
MORE STRIKE DISORDERS,
IN PERUVIAN CAPITAL

LIMA. Peru. Jan. u. - A mob OF
strikers attacked the arsenal here to-
day. but were driven off by the troops.
There were also many small encounters
between strikers and troops throughout
the city. The strikers made an unsuc-
.rssfuI effort to burn the Callao rail-,
way station.
lIotc! employees today Joined the
strike. and virtually all tho hotels and
restaurants arc closed. The food prob
lem threatens 10 become serious.
Communication with Morococha.
where the copper miners struck yestcE-
day when n general strike was pro-
claimed throughout the republic, has
been interrupted.
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;BRA|N TESTS|
! BY SAM LLOYD. !
S Minutes To AuS~sr This
No. IA
HnrSS THIS WORD

There is a little word which sisn!-
hes MI affirmative. PTcflNcd with an
thor lrttrr Il becomes a negative: or
with other o1c-lc,Icr preaSes Il might
u. successfully changed to something
lively. a bird. a fish 4 body Of water.
u period OF time. n little fairy. thirty
one DAYS fodder a song. money. d.
rcction. or II talkarivc word.
What is this llrtlr word that can be
so readily changed"
ANSWER TO NO. II.
FIG plus PANE minus TAN Plus
REf plus TON minus BEEF leaves
PIGEON.
Copyright 1912 hy Sam l"oyd)