The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12

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w fG @Sa nI tho mo- blank blankets & s few took from tho dead
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lvairy fine Officers ss anv man r9 h "a ba OF ths resu
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umor utterly Incapable o U any ANY efe f m
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a days but sick as he was hs
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had been high command
the dnvcc was halted only because
courage the mos, de
rah nd We'll my men ana mo rosur OF the cavalry
shooting began our front and there
he9 M men % AT Jumped up and forward to theh
to'G the Hp'Gs again opened upon with ARTILLERY shell
a's TIh @ ana my'H,f S1tE wth powder and killing and
Nca 9ny the Eht turned into siege there Incidents
WGo3 won hts e,"der % senG9shg by ne capital which
put in cowmand Of the captured the
rhc health troops speedily very bad
ln" was some dscn and lc Yellow fever
behaved better than those In actual command OF the
had lna by to night to withdraw
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o I'M & & W. r nov 70" ,nmg CLEANS OF good sense
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places n crisis After the
would hovS ana pro
have hcen
steady growth or dscntCy and other complaints No Kind
n,r t hr hes, TO the Washington authorities army
division ana hEo commanders and the chief medical officers consult
To he cnntnu