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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
Remonstrance Wave
Sweeps Over En-
tire Nation.
IA POINTS DISCARDED
Proposed Peace Lacks All
Justice, Protests
Declare
"IS VERDICT OF DEATH"
Comments Assert Terms
Wipe Out Existence;
Parties United.
"lS VERDICT OF DEATH"

BERLIN. Saturday. MAY 10. Tho
protests that came from various
quarters in Germany over tho peace
terms, ms they were reported before
the official terms became known
arc as nothing In comparison with
tho treaty has been presented. States
bitter. disa ppointed in tonc-that I,
sweeping over Germany now that
the theaty has been presented. States
municipalities. districts, organ Mia
tions of various sorts. husipcss men =
and women's clubs and the political
parties through their spok csmcn
are vying with each other In finding
words To express scorn and con
domnation for the document,
o. All Parties United
For perhaps the (Srst time in his
tory all the German parties arc
united In opinion, ench of them as
sailing the terms Germany Is asked
to sign, for the body of tho inde -
pendent socialist party does not Hp-
pear TO agree with It's organ. Die
f'reiheit. that Germany should sign
the peace on the terms presented
The newspapers are utterly
swampcd with the protests, being
able to print hut q fraction OF them.
They are urged TO this hy the Tage-
blatt. which SAYS the unfriendly at
titudc toward the treaty taken by
tho socialists OF other countries will
not he of assistance. because they
are In the minority in their countries
and the Germans must protest for
themselves.
The government likewise Is being
overwhelmed with kilograms which
II Is utterly unable TO answer save
by public announcement OF It's graf
itude.
In the criticism President Wilson
is only mildly assailed here and
there. since word has gone to the
press from official quarters that he
is not TO be taken To task The as
sertions upon which Stress Is laid
are that the proposed peace lacks
all elements Of Justice and conforms
in no way to the presidents II points,
while indignation Is expressed over
terms characterized as unbeatable
and as spelling slavery for the Ger
man people. Some OF the protes-
tants declare they arc deeply moved
and outraged Ivy the provisions OF
the treaty. while others express deep
contempt for what They call a "bru-
tai peace OF forceGE The expression
"a verdict Of death Is one fire.
quently used.
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SII.t.SIANS RENOUNCE
TERMS or TREATY.

LONDON. May 1.-THE chief
president and central coyncil OF ST.
lesia, according to wireless mes
sage, have issued II proclamation re.
nouncing the peace treaty and de-
claring that the transferrencc OF the
greater part OF upper Silesia can not
produce lasting peace but "only
a peace Of desperation Tor Silcsia. "
The proclamation calls on the Sile-
slams "to let the world know we will
not submit to such peace
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Ry "CY" LoGspON

Yesterday a bird said TO mo, says
he, How do you like France"
Edgar" says !, where do you
get the idea that / like Franco"
Well" chirped the idividual with
tho curious initiatory cognomen,
1T has been noised about that the
babies OF France arc right spry ar
ticles Thus IL occurs TO me that you
might possibly be an interested spec
tator when the auctioneer begins of
fering choice "cast eighties" for sale
at practically no cash compensation
a tall. a tall. for those who had ac-
cumulatcd French wives and signi-
fled their intention OF becoming law
abiding and conscientious tax pay
crs within the confines and limita-
tions Of III, Rcpublique dc Francais. -
KID" saws /. you've got II all
wrong Just because few birds at
tachcd themselves to French wives II
does not follow that the entire A. T..
T.. leaped into state OF coma They
did not all become WOODY and be-
wildered "A "A matter OF fact the
majority OF those so-called French
wonders OF feminine extraction are
TOO derned comflonged to create
undue excitement,
We'll" this guy persisted. you've
gotta admit that lot OF American
soldiers married French girls, don't
you?"
Buddy" cacklcd |. IA man with
three quarts OF Vim Blanc under his
belt will do anything. Why, such "A
person would be liable to wager his
sox and three blankets that a sec
ond laOey' could be elected presl-
dent But. as permanent PROPOSE
tion the boys are coming back across
the sea TO the girls who are Ameri-
.lans -all wool and ward wide: not
B. wide In some instances wider In
others"
So. then. I'm going 90 desert the
ridiculous and mess around for few
minutes with the sublime. The high
boss OF the shebang suggested that /
interview myself That gives me
plenty Of opportunity TO use the capl-
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TWO SHOOT EACH OTHER
TO DEATH IN LOUISIANA

SHREVEPORT. La. May IL
Henry Cockrcll, blacksmith, aged 55.
ana Matthew Terrell. farmer. shot
each other 20 death this afternoon
when CuCNcll found Terrell IN "A
rqom with Mrs COckrcll at the home
OF Richard Sures, her father. resid-
Ing al Union Han, eight miles east
OF Coushaiia. IA. he coroner made
this report after hearing tho only
witnesses, Mrs. Cockrel and her
three children.
l., IMry torkr9ll had entered suit for
divorce ilcA husband called AT .the
house jhis afternoon and asked to
take their boy for walk. When hc
returned ana found Terrell talking
90 hI- wife he sho' Terrell three
'mos ~ She latter fcIl he graspcd
a shotgun nearby ana poured load
Of huckshot into Cockrells stomach
Both men died In a few mtnutes.
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German Spy Report
Is Branded False
in official Note

rARlS. May il.--An official
note isFued today says that a
German correspondent sent TO the
Neus Weiner Tagcblatt a dis
patch that the hotel at Versailles
whsre tho German delegates are
housed is fun OF spies. acting as
hotel attendants and that micro
phines have been installed in all
the rooms.
Tho note brands the report as
an odlous and calumnous invention
and says II II Ia repeated tho
French government may find II
necessary 10 expcl the German
correspond dntH.
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DYNAMlTERS ARE ARRESTED
ON DEPORTATION WARRANTS

CHICAGO May H.. Mrs Maria
Nardipi her husband, pasquaIc. and
Adolph and Joseph Fratcsi under
sentence Of % years In connection
with conspiracy charges made as n
result Of activities OF the authorities
following the bomb explosion which
wrecked the Milwaukee police sta
tion killing nine .-FbhnCcmen and Il
woman. two &rgrs ago were arrest
I'd hcrcNoday on government dcppr.
'atipn warrants Tho police say they
found radical literature urging an
uprising July Iu come llon with
q proposed strike lu support of a
movement 10 free Tom Mooney Gait.
fornia labor lcsder, now serving 4
life sentence.
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CREDENTIALS TO FRENCH
TO BE GIVEN BY MEXICAN

PARIS May i1.-Alberto ]. Pant.
Mexican minister to France, stated
today he had received notification
that he might present his credentials
at the French foreign office on May
i3 This notice came, the minister
said, at the moment the Mexican
press was announcing his departure
for Spain.
The Mexican government issued n
statement on April 13, setting forth
thaS senior PAM had held creden-
tials as minister to France since
December OF last year but he had
been unable TO present his oreden-
tiAls TO tho French government. II
was added. President Cnrranza had
ordered that Senior PAM together
with the legation corps, proceed
from France for Spain TO await
cabled instructions, g.
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TWO SCORE PERSONS HURT
IN COLLAPSE OF STAIRWAY

81 LOUIS, May III More than
two score persons wcTr injured. 10
seriously. when = stairway leading
10 dancing floor over cafe at
Forest Park Highlands, Il pleasure
resort collapsed tonight
Police estimated more than 100
persons were on the stairway when
the crash occurred and many were
precipitated to the ground
Soldiers visiting the park were
pressed into service to assist the po-
lice IN controlling the frightened
crowd, The injured were taken to
hospitals
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OCH GOES TO FRONT- ASKS CHANGE
Germans Becoming More
Indignant at Demands
THE WEATHER

TULSA MAY II Maximum al.
minimum - south winds. cloudy pre-
cIpitAtlOn. o. inch
OKLAHOMA Nonday showers;
Tuesday. cloudy, probably local show
crS
LOUISIANA, Monday and TUESDAY.
showers and thundcrsiorms
AKIN ANSNS'. showers and thunder
storms MONDAY and probably Tuesday
EAST TEXAS Noudsy. showers.
Tutsday cloudy showers east portion.
WEST TENAS Monday, local ahos
ers except tair IN southwest portion
Tuesday partly cloudy.
KANSAS Mostly olouN ard some
What warmer MONDAY and Tuesday,
probably occasional showers
TILE SIMPLER SUCCESS.
! m not denying that It's fine
To claim the gold that's In mine
or make some needed thing so we'll
That for profit tt will sell
In every sort OF world success
Ihefc lies lot Of happiness
Bnt THIS IL something that know
rs fun TO see th roses grow
There are successes other than
The sort that brings great wealth to man.
Not All the Joy nor all delight
Are born OF foats OF skill and might
And some who never rise 10 claim
The splondOr Of undying fame
Have found success in other wsys
And lived their share OF happy days.
some find their happiness In gold.
And some IN deeds OF conquest bold
some find h In unchsrted ssa,
Some In The fellowship Of trees
Some In The blossoms Of the rose
Attain the JOY the rich man knows
And hv thst road 10 hsppiueN
Achieve the summit OF succcss
Who breaks the ground with Gpads and
hoe
Is thrilled 70 see the roses grow
10 him the tender buds OF spring
Untold delight and gladnch bring,
And In the beauty blooming there
Hes well repaid for all his care.
Success is not s'one in gold
Sowetimcs In humble things It's told.
Copyright 1919. by Bdgsr A. GuestD
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WIRE BRIEFS
q - -lkt Ika
RUMANIAN ADVANCE
HALTED BY ALLIED ORDER,

GENEVA. Saturday, May 10
The Rumanian advance toward
Budapest has been halted by orders
from representatives OF the allied
and associated powers. according to
the Rumanian bureau at Berne.
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DUTCH RECEIVE
DEMAND FOR KAISER.

PARIS, May IL (Havas)- The
Temps publishes "A note from the
Dutch legation AT Paris declaring
that the demand for the eXtradition
OF tho former German emperor has
reached Holland.
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Marshal Will Depart
Today, Says Dispatch
From Paris.
WANT PRISONERS BACK
Germans Send Notes AK
ing Return and Labor
Alteration.
ENJOYS LEAVE FOR BERLIN
Six Hun Delegates Go to
Capital From Ver-
sailles.
WILSON F0RMULATES REPLY
President Takes Active
Hand in Wording Mes
sage to Enemy.
WILSON F0RMULATES REPLY

LONDON. May l1.---Marshnl Foch
is returning to the front tomorrow.
according 10 a Reuter- dispatch from
Paris.
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rnl.s,o, NAN An Abyssinmn
atn, ~ was received today by Prcsi-
PAR. n,h'are The mission came TO
lsh w request that France estab-
ProteeIorate over AbyssiniA
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PARIS, May 1.-THE German
delegation at Versailles In notes
transmitted Saturday night to NJ.
Clcmenceau as president OF thu
peace conference proposes changes
In tho clauses OF tho peace treaty
covering labor problems and asks
that prisoners OF war be returned
Immediately after tho signing of the
prellminaries.
The notes suggest the holding OF q
Joint labor convention at Versailles
for consideration OF the points raised.
IA atisfaotion is expressed with the
labor clauses In general. but II is
pointed out that tNey cover princi-
pley. already In force In Germany
andsthat they do not 70 far enough.
Tho Germans suggest that the Ia
Dor agreement be considered at the
proposed conference along tho lines
OF the conclusions TO the labor con.
fernce m July, 1917.
The note relating to prisoners crit
iclses the clause dealing with the re-.
turn OF prisoners OF war and asks
that they be returned Immediately
after the stxninE OF preliminaries and
that adequate supplies Of food and
clothing he guaranteed them. II 10
considered In peace conferences cir
cles that thc treaty as Il stands pro-
vides amply for this point.
The notes have not yet been con-
sidered by tho council OF four. but
will be taken UP tomorrow.
The replies which the council Of
four sent to tho preceding German
notes made public Saturday were
drawn up according 10 the Temps.
with the personal and particularly
active collaboration of President
Wilson,
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VERSAILLES. May lt.--Sl1 mem
bers OF tho German peace mission
left Versailles last night for Berlin.
They include Carl Legion, head OF tho
German trades union confederation
Privy Councillor Eberbach, repre-
senttatlyo or tho ministry OF rail-
roads md Herr Schmidt of the
foreign office. All three men rank
as commissioners next In Importance
to the plenipotentiaries
Herr Giesberts, Count Obcrndorff
and several other Germans attended
mass today while the usual small
party went 10 the Protestant church.
The remainder OF the delegation
worked part OF tho day on German
counter propositions TO the entente
demands.
Count Won Brockdorff- -Rantxau 10
still In Versailles but Il is considered
possible he will leave this week for
Berlin.
The counter proposals on which
the subordinate members OF the dele
cation are at work are not expected
TO he ready before next week. That
they are to be OF considerable length
In Indicated by tho purchase today
by the Germans of 20 900 sheets of
paper
Today. as on Saturday, Count Won
Brockdorff Rantzau took a long
promenade in tho park with five OF
his colleagues, evidently discussing
the terms OF tho treaty. Later the
count took an automobile drive.
Arrangements for tho reception OF
the Austrian delegation will not he
completed before the end OF the
week. as two OF tho families whose
villas are 10 be requlsitioned must
find new quarters
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VERSAILLES, May u Addition
al communications from the German
peace mission were submitted today
In sealed envelopes through the
French foreign office. The foreign
office alone In cogniEant OF the ma
ture OF the documentA
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FORBID BOYS AND GIRLS
TO WORK IN MINES
Women Also Barred From Employ
ment by Senate Amendment; Coal
Land for Cities.

Washington, ID. C.-The senate, with
adopted an amendment proposed by
Senator La Toilette prohibiting the
employment of boys under IL years
larger populations would receive 1850
fage or any girl or woman, without
regard to age, in any mine located up
on government owned lands under the
provisions of the leasing bill.
Beginning consideration of the Sc
ries of amendments proposed by Sen
ator La Toilette, the senate without a
record vote, tentatively accepted one
authorizing the awarding Of permits
to municipalities to operate coal lands
Cities having between 100000 and
100000 inhabitants would receive a
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ri ACCEC Comfortable, Correct,
uLAOOCN Reasonable Special at
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Mrs. Ralph Hendricks, 5o7 Riverside
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PLAN TO FOLLOW PRESIDENT.
Republicans to Send Out Speakers to
Argue Against Treaty.

Washington. d. C.-Repubican sen
ate leaders are planning to send speak
ers behind President Wilson during his
tour of the west next week in the in
terest OF the peace treaty.
Senator Johnson, republican, of Cal
ifornia probably will be the principal
speaker and the proposal under con.
sderation is to have special car GOV,
err the same territory that the presi
dent does with the republicans speak
ing in many of the same cities a few
days after the president, President
Wilson will make an address at Occur
d'Alene city. Idaho, the afternoon oil
Sept. II. and at Spokane during the
evening of the same day.
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permit for 1880 acres. and those with
acres.
Senator La Toilette also introduced
an amendment by which the govern
ment would reserve the right to fix
Wholesale and retail selling prices OF
products obtained from leased land
under the bill Senator La Toilette crit.
icized especially the provisions author
izing the granting of 20-year term leas-
es for oil lands declaring that accord
ing to estimates the country's oil sup
ply will have been exhausted in %
years.
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OPPORTUNITY RECKoNs TO


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If you see an editor who pleases
everybody. there will be glass plate
over his face and he will not be
standing up.-Kamiah Progress.
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PIANOS

The very last word in
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have just arrived from New York this
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