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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
Ut mttnStie.

Den &Dper,Batrioten, tpelde 5u
8eginn un6 pdbren6 Beg &rieges ie-
ben l1nliebiamen als8ro=@ ermon ber=
folgten, un6 sic iekt I'M gIeiden Gin
ne 2eute als 4nar9iiten un6 BoI-
i9etpiiten ber6ddtigen, 6eren Scale
ibnen ni@t gef1nt, erteiIt Ser reue
@eneralan1pat 8aImer 6en g1ten
&at, lire eigene Sea- e 1t9t in o116erer
2eute @ei4dfte 51 fteden> nit 6en
Morten: vSbr fort6auern6es ueber=
tpa6en Der @eriammlungen bon CO.
5ialiiten, @oH9etpifis nn6 anberer re-
gternngsfein6li9en @eno1ienidof ten
iit unn0tig. 9os fonnen iie getroit
bem' @nn6esgebeim6ienl It iiberIdiien,
Ger b%ouitdn6ig 6a5u btnrei6t. Die
fortgeiebte Sdttgfeit Der 2igo tut
mebr @9o6en nIs @utes, nn6 i9 fann
1ebr mobI beriteben, tpie 6a6urd ge-
ra6e Sic nnangenebme Gitnation ber=
beigefibrt nn6 bef9leunigt per6en
fonnte, pel6e 6ie @egiernng 5u ber=
met6en tpiinfdt."
Mu@ Der 9ireftor Ser 8nr6es19iff=
fobrtsbeb0r6e, SEER &obert g. 8afer,
lit Der Mnit9t, 6aB man nit militGri=
f9en nno poli5eili9en MaBregeln Der
nnral inter Der bieiigen Mrbeiter=
16aft ni9t obbelfen fam, ia 6ieielbe
6ur6 beriu6te l1nter6riidung eber
bergr0Bert. MnfflGrung na9 oben tpie
unten un6 beion6ers@ ere6tigfeit 6em
Mrbeiteritan6e gegeniiber iin6 sic EN-
5ige11 MitteI, &apitoI un6 Mrbeit 5u
berfobnen nnb 5u eriprieBlidem 3u=
iammentpirfen 5u bringen. Dab mir
ober nod tpeit bon einem fol@en ent-
fernt fin6, bat Die lebte Seem Dorfer
2egislatur betpieien, Die iid aus
@riin6en 6erBarteipolitif meigert, r.
gen6 melde Observation-Disclosures be
51 erloiien, 6agegen Elm &omitee er>
nannte, un BENT 8ol19emismns nad)-
5uipiirer. Mit iolden Mitteln aber
lift man Die io5talen Brobleme unie=
rer 3et ni9t, Die loft man nit praf-
tii9er Mrbeit int Dienite Der io5ialen
Ser tG1oigung.
Cine geiebgebert6e &0rperi9af, Die
fi@ aus @riin6en Der Rarteipolitn
tpeigert, iol@e @rbeit 5u leiiten, be-
gebt elm @erbre9en an Der. 3ufunft
6es 2on6es. ~SSbr tpeqt 6em 0emo-
froti iden @ouberneur cine @rube
graben, ober bas @olt fdqt binein,"
REF Elm repubIifanif9es Mitglie6 BEG
Sberbauies Der Seem Dorf 2egtsla-
tur, 6as meiter bleifte als Die ibrt-
gen, Ser Mebrbet 5u, als Tie fi6 met
gerte, Die @mpfeblungen beg @ou-
berne11rs in @rtpdgung 5u 5ieben, u.
er batte re9t. 9ieie felbfiu6ttge Har-
teilpolittf lit Elm S6anofled un6 etne
@iterbeule unieres offentli9en 2es
bens un6 miro fi9 fdmer ridden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
Sur Amfadrnne.

SsSn nn1erem 2an6 qibt es INNER
nod tpeite &reiie, bic ii@ Die Pbilip>
pinen ols Elm balbtpiloes 2an6 bor-
iteuen un6 6esbab BEN ne1ter6ings
pie6er 1tGrfer berportretenoen unob=
Observation-Disclosures Der @eb0l-
fer11ng gegeniiber ab1ebnen6 berbal-
ten. Stir fie Defenders miiiien Mnga=
ben bon Srtereiie iein, Die Marimo
so. @alop, @efretdr 6es bon Der ge-
iebgeben6en @%eriammlune in Mantla
na9 6en Bereinigten Stooten ent>
ian6ten @o~n6erfommiliion, Dor etnt-
gen Eagen iber SEN 8il6nngsitan6
Ser Snielbetpobner gema@t bat. Dieie
Miiiion lit bierber gefommen, um
fir Die @inl0fung 6es unobbdngig-
feitsberlpre9ens 5u mirfen, 6as Der
Snielbeb0lferung bon 6en Ser. @taa-
ten ger1adt por6en lit. Sn ben @11s-
%fiibrl1nger @aIatps beiBt es:
SIZE 5ebn Miqionen 8bilippiner
.iin6 5tpilifterte @briiten, rtr6 tbre8or-
fabren 1porer es felt 6reibun6ert
Sabren. Sic nidtbriitli9e @eb0lfer>
l111g 3Gblt nod 6em 3en1l1s bom bort.
gen Sabre 100000 &0pfe. Die SLIP.
ptnos bober cine uniberittdt, Die d.
ter lit als &arbarb; Tie batten idot
in 1866 BEL elmer @intpobneraabl bon
100000 nibt 1peniger uls 841
5duIen fir &naben rn6 833 fur
MeG6den II. in 1892 insgefam 2138
@6nIen. &olatp tpirh Die Grnge nuf,
ob es uns befnnnt fet, sob iteb5igBro-
gent Der @eb6lferung I'M sitter bon
iniber 8eba1 Sobrer leien lt16 f@retben
.f0nnten ur6 biefer Bro5entfab faft f.
bod fei, tpie in etnigen Stoatet I'm
ierer Union; b6ber nIs IN irger6 Ell
nern Der characterization 2d116e1
o6er in 5porrien un6 fiderlih b6be1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

als in irgen6 einem Ser 1eu arer-
fannten erropaii9en Staaten. Gerner
OBJ es uns befannt lei, baB es auf ben
Pbtlippinen an6ertbalb Wiqionen
5urmen gebe, BON 6enen ie@sun6=
nern5ig Yro5ent i'm 8e1ib bon @in-
%geborenen in n16eren Worten, 6nB
bon 5ebn Minionen 9riitIiden Sill
pinos min6eitens a@t Wiuionen auf
etgenem @run6 un6 8o6en Iebten.
8as allies bier5ulan6e gor ma19e Big
iebt ni6t gepubt baben oiirften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
Datttt!

9af 111111 bab in Sell 1n6 @ain -.
Blihn sic lieben &liimelein,
11nb bas 6inflein len5esfrpb
Gimgt iein 2iebletm trgeu6tuo;
9af BET @imantel uieoer ladt
ue6er i1mger @rbenpraM -
MQ' bies >peik i@+ 9p@ >pte bang
Yodjt mei1 .@er5 bic MadJte lang.
@irb bes Triaiblinss 3%a1berbaub
TIMER Itebes, arntes 2an6
Son ben @or8entumft befrein,
Grin bergarnt 1T grof mnb Heim?
@dJenft fie 8rot 6em Mermf fen audi
Trobe Sage iebem &ald?
Stein, adj 1ei1, iold btttre &etm
@tiQt ntdt 2ena, nod Sonnenid)etn,
@am,1 Der Menfden @abnfinnstat,
9ie bas 2eib geboren fat,
@ublid, enblt@ 1T bullbradjt.
Tub bie i@tparse Smnbennadt
@eid5ert mutt bent Morgengra1'n,
9as mir fromm int @eifte idaa'n,
Gann - iifs Trabling rim9smmber,
DIS audi g~rimm'ger @tnter mar'!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
mic mars 1mSelih?

Die immer mie6er m1ftau9en6e Sra=
ae: v@ie mar MIR iener pl0kli6e
lint dtpung in 9euti9lano mogli9?"
beontmortete bo6p. @err or. 8ranns
aus Miin6en=@Ia6bod 9ireftor 6es
Golfsbereins fir 6aS tatbolii@e
Geuti6lan0 nn6 Mitglte6 Der .6eut=
lhen Notwithstanding, 1T einem
anfangs Mpril Dor 6em 4riltli9=1o<
aialen @urten Ser @ta6t 3iiri6 ge=
boltenen @ortrog:
uDie monutliG Ser @eltfront 5n=
gefubrten 100000 to6ellos orsgerii=
lteten Mmerifaner, 6ie Satfa6e, 6ab
Sic 6euti9en @oloaten 5ebn @9lof=
ten mitma9ten, pdbren6 Die onooe=
rem MIR eine mit5nma9en batten,
nebl It onoere1n trugen sic @6ulo ont
iGben nmI9tpnng. 9ie 8eantDortltng
Ser meiteren Sra9e> fonn it@
Geut1dlun6 pie6er erholen? bange
bonn Trieoen ob, Ser linn mfge5tpun=
gen miro" 9onn i6il6erte &eoner
Sic urIa6en, Die n1s 6em emit 10
merffttdGttiigen Mrbeiterbolfe Elm ent>
nerbtes, ieoer Mrbettsfreu6e bares
Bolf mad)te. v@ol 9euti6lan6 mte=
Ser qe1un6en, Damn mii1fen ibm in
onererI ter 2inie 2ebensmittel 5nge=
fiibrt tpereen; tpenr Der @unger ge=
itint 1T, miro onb 6ie Mrbeitsfrel1oe
tpie6er 5uriidfebren, ionft miro Der
8olldepismns meiter I'M it6 grei>
FEM" Ssm Sol i6epismus erb1ift Der
@eferent ni@ts on6eres als 6as, tpas
friiber in Gronfrei9 Der 5Dn6ttalis=
mus &por, rrr nit 6em unteri9te6,
6oB 6amols bon 6ieiem @eiite rur
einige @opfe, beute aber oue ange=
itedt 1in6. Die MoIien Der ~@nterb=
ten" prGfentieren nun lire &ednung.
r@s muB cine ra6ttale 90iung 6er@r=
b%eiterfroge fommen, 6enn Die Irbet=
teriboft lit be11te miin6ig nno ber=
longt @Iei9beredttgung nit 6em &a=
pitol. Sic friiberen &riege baben ben
&opitalism11s bo9 gebra9t, Der MIN
%been6igte miro 6emMrbeiteritan6 gum
i~o3iolen MnRtieg- berbe1fen. Sic o.
3iolii ierl1ng, tpie Tie in Denti6(oro
NUN Dor ii@ geben fon, 6orf ni@t
fali6 oufgefaBt meroen. Sc 1o4 nl1r
6os ietn, pas Bag fatbolii6e Witte1=
otter getan hot. Sour geeignete 8etrte=
be 1onen beritnotlt6t mer6en. 9ie Mr=
beiterrGte ionen ni6ts a16eres als
T~obriffommiiiion fem. 9nrh 6eren
Gin1i9tnobme in BEN geiamten9etrieb
miro mon6es @ornrteil ieitens Der
Mrbeiter 16tpin6en. @r5tebung Der
Moiien 311r Bfli6terfii[lung, 6os mnB
uniere Mufgobe fem. Ser @eiit Ser
Mrbeit lit eS, ser Sen l1nteri4ie6 Bill
set 5mif6en uns nn6 BEN @o5ioloemo.
froten. @briitentum lit @fli6terfil=
lung"
Gum @@luife beleu&tete Ser @e-
ferent gon3 DEFENDERS bic Notuen6ig=
felt Der 9riitliden @etperfi9aftsbe=
tpegung. rDie @emerfi6aften iin6 es,
6ie in ser fommen6en 3eit Die Dinge
5u fiibren boben. Ss1 Tabriffaal nn6
@erfitatt iper6en 6ie BIdre Ser 3n<
fnnft gefdmie6et, 6o miiIien ou@ mir
nit 6obei iei11> miiiien mir nidt bon
Der 1eue1t 3ett bertrteben tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
Silt ihn oeI1n6 1tub frGftig. &err

QuI% tplt YSl""" ~~'~'o'
81. g.. &lang bon @ogers> Dirt,
1breibt: v8ir gebrandten Sornts @l-
penfrdl1ter in unferer Gamilie, ein'
i9lieBli9 meines @oters, Der 83 Sabs
re olt, aber nod frdftig uno geiu1o
1T. @r bot Dies &eilmittel i6on feit
bielen SSabren gebrandt nn6 oenft>
Bob fei1e on6ere Me6i5in 10 gut tit,
ols 6ie1e. @ir fojnnten III inierer So
milie idmerltd obne Mlpentra11ter
fertig tper6en." 2ertte horgei6rittener
Mters 11ennen Gorni's @%lpenfrd1ter
cine vNnene ser S1gen6", benin es
beIebt Ole f0rperliden Srgane nto
reqt Tie at elmer geiun6en Edtigfeit
an; es f0r6ert Mppett nnb SERBIAN,
ing. IS 1T cine redte Samilieme6i5in
un6 BEL Sung nnb m glet9 tptrfffam.
@s lit feine Mpotbeferme6t3in, ion'
bern nitro bur6 beion6ere 2ofa1agen'
ten qeIiefert, ODER brett bon 81. 8e'
ter Sabrnep & Cons 60, 2501
Wofbington Blpb., Gbicago, Sq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

9ie Stabt Gamben tit Stem Serieb
berliert infolge Der Dor Der Sir 1tez
ben6en qroBen Erodenbeit $4,000
9olIor an Notwithstanding
I'm SIZE en @er1nit ein5nbrtngen, bat
Ser Sta6trat bei61oiien, ste 8a11er=
rotten I'M Sen gletden @etrng gu err
b0ben; elm 8eih1uB, benz man etnen
trodenen bumoriitii6en Bug nnmog,
1i6 obi preden tarttt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
@ooar Ser Weib npn aeiftiaen g

@ogar Ser geftt bpm geiftigen &C.
trGnfen ODER sic Mnfbemobrung iol=
der lit in Midigan iebt Elm 8erbre=
den. Dos lit Die Wirfung zines bonn
@ouber11err Sleeper 1tnter5ei4neter
wefebes. M1tf Die Berlebung 6esielben
felt cine @eIoitrafe BON $1,000 nno
@efGngnis bon feds Monaten Biz
atpei ssobren. SILL @ebd116e fSnnen
nod 9iq1,er 1tnterfltdt tperoen a11ber
Bribattpobn1tngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

nit Der 3eit bon groBerer 8e6eu=
tung 1per6en aIs 6ieiesProblem ielbit.
Mrbeit tpiir6e Elm groBes @ilfsmittel
fir ben 5rieoen getpeien fein, bitten
Gle i%n6uitrieqen Giibrer Der alten
@elt 6en @eitbIid un6 6os @ertrau,
en- beieiien, Dies 5u erfenner II. bent
gemGb at bnr6eln."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

ueberon in @nropo ionen bic Ser.
@taaten @1tbe FIFTEEN. 11n6 tpen1t ite's
tnn, ernten file nod ntdt maI Datf
6nfiir!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
I'm ser 8mn6eshambtftabt foftet sic

Tlaf1e @bisfeb gegentpGrtig 5ebn
Donor. Mber 1te miro nod gang er=
bebli6 teurer tper6en, tpenr Der &on-
qreB 5uiammentrttt. Mngebot un6
Mo9froge beitimmen BEN @bisfeD=
preis m1d] in &ameltngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

Gid feIbft at beliigen, i'll, nidt MIR
e%in5elnen Berioner gegeben. 31ttpet-
len bringert ga115e matiore1 es fertig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
Cine arpbe feben6e Mrntee +

@roBbritannien bdlt @initon @b1r-
din fir nbfolut %nottpen6ig. @s leu6-
tet bies Elm nit Sinfidt arf Sic ieti.
ge Sage in Srlnn6, @gbpter, Sr6ten,
@no-Mfrifa un6 M1titralien, folnnge
6as britif1e @eid III 6erfelben 8eife
un6 nit 6enfelben Mittel1 5ufammen.
gebalten tper6en ion tpie bisber.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
ALFALFA BILL
TO coloN|lE IN
BOLIVIA, SAID
Pioneer Politician to South
American Republic,

William H. Murray, pioneer Okla.
homa politician and sta,esmar. ID
soon to shake the dust Of Oklahoma
from his heels and establish himself
in far away Boliyia, South Americs,
according to information obtained
from his friends here today.
Murray. il IL said, has been nego-
tiatins for some time on q ccloniia
tiou plan in Bolivia. and, will soon
start IN that direction. II 10 said
that he has already applied for his
passports and expects 10 leave soon
Murray was in Oklahoma City yes.
terday and made known his plani
to some Of his friends here. :
Murray IL one OF the most widely.
known men in public life In Okla.
homa. He took an active part In ter
ritorial affairs and was president oi
the convention which framed the OK.
lahona constitution. He was speaker
Of the first house Of representatives
and served two terms ~ . member ol
TIE national house Of Representatives
He made two unsuccessfui campaign,
foe lhe democratic pominstion Tor
eot4fnor, Ms second defeat being re.
corded IN the last subernatorial cam.
'pai6n o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
To
USE vET00N
MONEY BILLS
Last-Minute Appropriations
TO Get Executive Ak,
MUST SAVE SOME MONEY
Total Appropriations Of Ses-
sion May Be $15,000,00O.

That NUMEROUS appropriations made
by the legislature during the closing
day* Of the session are going 10 fall
victims OF the veto az when they reach
the executive office was indicated thi,
morning by Governor Rober,son.
I've got TO save some money some
where" said the governor this morn
ing, as he hurriedly perused a num-
Der OF bills which had just reached
his desk.
While the actual total appropriated
during tho session is not yet known
on ACCOUNT OF the unfinished state Of
a number,,-of bills, legislators, in.
Guiding members OF the two appropria-
tion committees. place the estimate at
approximately Sls,00OO00 and there
are some who believe the total will
run above this amount.
The governor has the power 10 veto
separate appropriation items IN any
bill, and he iniima,ed that he will
make free use Of this preroga,ive.
An appropriation Of $4,000 for a
dorni,ory at the colored agricultural
and normal university at Langston
and q NS,0W appropriation for an ad-
ditional building at the West Okla.
hofns orphans home at Helena were
vetoed today by the governor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Mannish Type
Of SuH Gone
Way of Dodo
local Convention Delegate
Says Women at 81, Louis
Are 'lookerS. "

That the wel-worn, mud, maligned
Hat looted. mannish type OF sui.
iraget is a thing Of the past, i, the
belief OF Miss Katherine Pierce. Sec
retary Of the League OF Women Vo-
tiers. who has just returned from 81
Louis, where she spent a week at the
national convention.
There were 80 delegates pres
ent,' Miss Pierce said, and | didn't
see a single one OF the old-Nyle
suits, II there ever was such a thing
That crowd Of women wa, made up
from every part OF the United States,
and you couldn't wish to see a better
dressed. bet,er-looking bunch any
where. They knew what they were
there for. and Just what they wanted
to do about 1t. | tell you it was a
revelation to me. ! don't know ,ha,
! expected to see any freaks but
certainly wasn't prepared for quite
such a classy gathering"
There were seven women in the
Oklahoma delegation, according 70
Miss Pierce. and they came in for a
great deal OF attention from the odd
er" states
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Guides Lead Oklahoma Men
On Wrong Road on Way to
Battle; One Company Lost

tpDIroEs NorE-ThIs Ia N, sse-
9aq g serlee u ~ articles BY Colonel
o0efs csMmendsr a the Hind lnfan-
nv. eompooed pastly Of Okiahoma Ma
tlenal eYar6sneu. In which BloSr ~.
ecetbes the ball)e epeeetions Of the o..
lehoma9s IN France. The first install
meus.. printed ye1eeFday. ives dlocon-
tlnuSd with the account Of the move
nseht of the fl1nA Infantry up toward
the battle line. fAs third instaiment
appears tomorrowJ
Accompanied by my Lieutenant col
ouel. sdjutani, operations officers and
reeiuental sergeant major, I proceed
ed 10 the P. c. Of the Sixth regiment
q marines. arriving there Abort II
o'clock On relchisg Somms py, the
entire regiment conducted BY she
guides, took the right hand aud
wrong road. The mach had coatin.
ued lCe perhaps IS minutes bsiose -
guites discovered their mistake. Thsy
then became confused and subjecDgl
the regiment 10 much useless and ~.
heaf,enine, marching and cosater-
marching, ~ well as exposure TO nc
harsssing fire on The roads ni6htiy
i9tulged in BY the enemy.
t1Y.s Units oleannlo h. J.
~ G~.s,A k.&S~3xSo 49, a >>A, n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01

companies OF the First battalion ar
rived At their positions with the Ma
fincs about I'm. The Third bat
talon and machine gun company got
IN st 5; 20 =. m. and A and B compa-
nies At $50. The Headquarters CON-
pany Containing oil the signal troops
and runners was still lost as daylight
was coNing on, and were thu, COM
PEELED TO return TO the rendezvous Of
the previous evening, and did not get
into position until the evening OF
October Z. The loss Of these runner,
and signal men on the day o. the 7th,
tk day before the attack. was per-
haps the greatest hardship suffered
from the ipeificiency Of the guides.
Ihese runners and signal men were
thrown into the engagement on the
nsosuiae Eof OetobN 9 without an op-
postuaity TO aeauaInt themselves with
the situation 70 necessary to their
eeopef functiouing. In addition Of
l|cefs - veil % men. were exhausted
fresW ths hard marches and weird ex-
pesimea Of the NIGHT before. No In
tefmatisa ssgsrdlas ths front line q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
School Levy Will Carry Easily Is Forecast
LENINE HOLDS TRUMP CARD
\ \ \ X \ X \
He May Sit at Peace Table, White Saws

sembly is Neering slowly away from
the present government 10 the social
lists, who expect TO control France
when the people generally know tina,
Germany can pay bu, three or four
billions annually instead Of the large
cash war indemnity OF over two hun.
dred billions needed by the allies to
pay for the war. II French social.
lsS control, France will insis, upon
bolsheviki recognition. The French
government ds po,,poning It's fiscal
policy until Germany signs or re-
fuses 10 sign the peace terms. and the
betting IS two TO one among Ameri-
cans tina, Germany will refuse
Ffeneh government leaders say
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column s)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
INITIATIVE FOX
BLUE SkY'LAW
Secretary Of State Hears of
Suspension Effort,

Operation OF the blue sky" law,
passed At the recent session of the
legislature. will be suspended through
the initiative and referendum. ac.
eording TO unofficial informat ton
reaching the office Of the secretary
Of state this morning.
During the dying hours Of the ,es
sion Sunday morning an effort was
made to put through another bill car.
rying an emergency section. which
would have precluded the use OF the
initiative and referendum to suspend
the law. but checking up Of the rec
ords Of the legislature this morning
show the second bill failed in the
house after having gone through the
senate.
The blue sky law creates a special
commission TO be composed OF the
bank commissioner, auditor and sec
retary OF state to pass upon all secu-
rites offered for sale in the state, the
purpose being to protect the public
from fraudulent enterprises.
BY invoking the initiative oppo-
nents Of the bill can suspend its oper.
alton until II 10 voted upon BY the
people.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
1T
SA|PYARD IS 4
Company Free From Blame,
Coroner Reports,

BRISTOL, Pa, April l.--Aecord.
Ing 10 the coroner OF Bucks county,
the accident yesterday At the launch
ing At Harriman. Pa, Of the cargo
carrier Waukau resulted In the death
Of four worklpen. The Delaware
river In the vicinity Of the Merchant
Shipbuilding eompany's plant Il be-.
ing searched today. but the coroner
stated that he had no reason to be-
lieve that more than four had been
drowned.
About fifty workmen eiambered
upon The pistfcm near . vacant chip.
way IN order 10 get Z good view Of
the launching. This soppled over and
all Of the men fell into the water.
Az far ~ 10 known oil were rescued
except -four.
The ccrcney today sbsolvsd the
shipbuildins company from blame for
fise accident, He said the men were
an the platform IN violation Of the
rules Of the company.
Diver: working al nash recovered
four bodies, '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
ENFORCEMENT MEN
GUARDED BY TRooP1

RICHMOND, Va, April i.-Troops
left here today for Woodstock 10
safeguard Harry r. SWEET. w. c.
Hall, w. B. Dunlevy and J. II. Sui
livan. prohibition inspectors who are
to be arraigned there tomorrow on
the charge Of killing Lawrence d.
Hudson, alleged bootlegger, who died
OF wounds inflicted when Raymond
Shackleiord, another alleged violator
OF the prohibition law, was killed
while resisting arrest last Wednes-
day near Winchester.
Local guardsmen were called out
last Wednesday night TO protect the
inspectors when they we're threatened
with mob violence at Winchester
after the killing Of Shackleford and
the fatal woundins Of Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Yeh, Here 1t Is,
April Fool Joke
Stirs All Paris

PARIS. April l. Somebody
started a story this morning that
Col Z. NJ. House had apnounced
that the peace treaty had been
signed The report rapidly spread
over all Paris and the telephone
wires TO the American headquar-
tiers in the Hotel de Cr,llon be-
came hot with inquiries as to the
truth OF the rumor.
!, did not take long, however,
for inquirerS TO realize the char
ac,er OF the report when they were
reminded that today was April !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
GOVERNOR AND WIFE
TO LEAVE FOR VISIT

Governor Robertson and Mrs Rob
ertson may leave the city in a day or
two for a short rest and visit with
relatives at Vinita. The governor
said thi, morning that he believed a
rest OF day or two will do him good
after the strain Of the session OF the
legislature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
PAWNEE MAN GIVEN
STATE lAND JOB

Judge G. z. Merritt. former county
Judge Of Pawnse county, has been A.
|pciuled spseiai title examiner fof the
state school land department and has
assumed his duties, il was stated this
morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Mine Workers Not
To Strike for Debs

F. TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April L.
William Mitch, secretsry-treasurer,
district No II, United Mine Workers,
ave out . statement this morning
denylns any plans ix Z protest strike
BY miners Of this district against the
imprisonment Of Eugene V. Debs.. The
matter has not been before the execu.
tive board Of the organization, ac-
cording to Mitch, and any report Of
= contemplated stgike 10 without au-
mority u the mine workers official,