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OICL AHOMA'5
GREAT E,S T
NEWSPAPER
FINAL
EDITION
Ny iJiis r"-n
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 1L l'.HS
VOL. XIII, NO. 235
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ROGERS CHOSEN
TO LEAD TICKET
republican County Conven
tion in Enthusiastic Meet
ing Endorses Tulsan.
OTHER COUNTIES FOR HIM
Reports From Many Sections
Indicate Strong Senti
ment for Oil Man.
M'GUIRE COMMENDS PARTY
Declares Old Guard, in Power
and Out, Has Always Been
for America First.
Tulsa county delegate were ln-
ttrnrn.,1 yesterday t tho mass meet
ing nt the coiii-thottse to sipport
Harrv II. Rupert for governor nt i
the Slate convention of tllO llep'lb- (
limn party at Oklahoma City j
Wednesday. Tho name of the Tul- ,
Fan aroUBe.l great em nnsiasm, mm
tho voto on a resolution endorsing
Mm lis the party candidate wa
passed -without a dissenting vote.
umiffiKln 1 i-octlittinn VL-Ht aroont-
ed by tho convention to tho end that j
the r.epiibtlc.ans of the county urge'
Mr. Roger to make lho race fori
governor at tho head of tho state :
ticket.
Further resolutions were adopted,
endorsing tho records of f'nnirrf-1
man Port Chandler and Glenn Con-I
don nnd Harrv 1 1, Rogers as reprc-1
sentatives from Tulsa county to ihe
state legislature. Both Chandler,
and Condon will receive tho unltciuai
Kimnrrt nt fh nttrtv- in Tulsa COUhtVTI
lTthey run for re-election.
Resolution Is Adopted.
Following is the text of the reso
lution: "Resolved: That we, the Repub
licans of Tulsa cunty. In convention
assemhlnd, do endorse the Honor
able Harry H. Rogers ns a candi
date for governor, and direct the
entire Tulsa county delegation to
givo'hlm tho most hearty support.
We bollevo that Mr. Rogers Is most
extraordinarily well qualified to fill
Vhls high, office rind -Rive tho Mate
of Oklahoma that decree of ability,
honesty and patriotism which the
jrt'ooie are justly-, entitled
"Wo also endorse .the excellent ef
forts and tho record of tho ilonor
r.hle Pert Chandler as rongressmsn
from this district. Iiyal'v to the
government has been his watchword
end he stands for those underlvlnr
principles of government that have
proven beat for ail classes of the
. i ....
"VA recognise the excellent ef
forts of the Honorablo Harrv H.
Kouers and the Honorable Glenn
Condon as our retiresentatlves In th-
stale legislature from this coun'
jnd w are gia(l to give them o.
lui.esi endorsement."
Other CounUe Tor Roger.
Tist night telegrams reached A. A.
,"r, ' "ounU' chairman of tho Re
rouTtV. rmittee, from several
cm mic wner conventions hart also
jn'lnrsert horera. AmonK them
Cr.'"r' kfusk,e "d Kav
? u i "ny ''"'buttons were
,1, 1 ht ""! reports were not
Attendance at the
mass meettr.r
was reduced
trre.'illv V.v t,
delations from ,an1 Sprint!
llixby. Sic a took Kr,,-r,. a A .'
Ix-inir
Kievrniea rrom attenillnr
Chairmen
Of the rioter n M..r..
i'""-a communicated with lit
1 wuiimk uie oiternoon and
pressod their approval of the
!"n of tho lnnv.nll.
ex-
ac-
heir delegates to the stato eonven-
namrd
nologratos Are Named.
MrK'fh.,y"e"rht were cer-
.1 J, y ronventlon during the
TuKi county is allowed
h rty-n ne delegates . and thirty.
h , : ,'"a,PS- M!iny mnr an
he er Rniou to attend
"i- state convention, so It wi
CO.VmcH.P OS JaC,B F-IOHTKEN
FRANKFURTER NAMED WAR
ADMINISTRATOR OF LAPQR
tary w,Uln , na; "
'o RrLu, ( enu-,,, ,1
1" ArilvliloH.
-"PPoimeWr"-'
"ilscii tod, iv tJ ... 5 1 '-"Oor
War labor ae.u. ' "lrat0r of
;; ;m ms.u s)li(,,,1(. tZrtZ
!"::...ni the
.K.:,a,-t.- J -"'lore, nil
i f .,, , imve
acted in
. m i
ot.'tri mir f , i.
Aud II, n-
i in m! . ''nri
M
I i n I 1 1 1 u v - i
a wards.
i t ,7 " r!Crn rvir:if
to tho -ro-ury f
war
FRENCH SCHOOL CHILDREN
E TO ORPHAN FUNDS
""'in, to
I'rovldc Homo
Ann
for
" ' iiiid Fitends n.
ft.
,!"1 liriKiiiai i.u
U-;l...
May ll.Two hundred
.'"' d French "school
"i.ute.l tiicir sons to a
in tlm tie rev nn.
I
-H '.r, r.!(l,,,j s , (a
r ,he flrM An'"t-
i miH.r,r the war- ori.
. Y . I T: was ,n raise J5
--: w- 11"; W" the
'Ml,,,
'I'he rno
'"I Ihe
,,' i.v - simply an
d m prh t:ral"u'! tr
e,', J''"nrh nrPhans.
"'nen promptly ,, be.
. Joined
Plan. i.h
In arid more tha
uu"i'-iptjon
raised before ih
cloaed.
Mother
O. th. .weetneas. th8 tenderncs. of that dear narro
1. earned by th. one who la always the nm
Jut a plain lltlla woman, she's th. dearest and U 4.
stt she's Mother.
Who was It so bravo Rnd so tender and true
Who went down to the depths Just to Kivo M
She was thankful and glad in goinB there, too.
Who would but your own loving
Mother?
Who was it who sat by the little sick bed
Night after night, her heart filled with drc.i,
When your little life hung Just by a thread
Tour patient, adorable
Mother. '
And when with a hurt yon ran In from your play.
Who so fondly kissed all the tears away;
Oh, who knelt by your side and taught you to i r f, -
lour beautiful God-lovinc
Mother.
Who was always the last one to be newly dress, ,1
When money was scarce nnd father depress, d ;
.Who toiled all day long without taking a rest
Your untirinK. unselfish
Mother.
Then when you grew up and to collcce would ro.
Who ;ave you your chanee aye, gave it although
She denied herself all that it might be so?
Your faithful, affectionate
Mother.
And when to the battle front you heard tho call.
Who gave you up nobly though you were her all;
She gave you to country e'en though you thould fall.
Your loyal, great-hearted
.Mother. .,
, or when you left the little home nest.
Left Mother to go with tho one you loved best.
With an ache In her heart, who laughed with tho rest
Because you were happy -Your
Mother.
And if ever you bowed that dear head In shame.
Did she love you the less tho' she knew you to l.I.ur.c;
No. forsaken by friends Mother's love is the same.
What so true as the heart of
Your Mother!
Ah. methlnks when wo reach that land of the blest,
And meet that vast army gone on to. their rest.
We will see God reserved Just his brightest and best
For Mother your own
Angel Mother.
. ' K. n. O.
1 1
Today Is Mother's Day 1
Throughout the Nation
and in France as Well
Today is Mother's Day! Does
your mother know where you are?
inis is a aay set aside by Ih. rov
ernment as a national holiday und
a mother, was the .aspiration. A
kind, .lovlnr; mother, like vour
mother, with a special gift to for
give and forget with a wonderful
power to console and a love un
equalled. That is a mother.
General Pershing, commander-in-chief
of the American expedi
tionary forces In France, issued an
order that every man "Over
there" should this day write home
to gladden the heart of, mother.
And In our own country the
bright or the white flower worn
today by the man, woman or child
will bring to the minds of the
Iiassorsliy no other but his mother.
Coincident with the celebration
or Mother's Day throughout Tulsa
today, a special program for the
weekly mon.'s forum at the Y. M.
C. A has been planned. Rev. J.
W Abel, pasior of the First Metho-
(list church of this city, will de
liver an address, "The Sublimity
J'f'a Oreut Cause." AH men are
invited to bring their mothers and
special arrangements for the social
hour following has been planned
to honor the mothers.
Six-Cent Carfare in
St. Louis Is Allowed
JF.FFERRO.V CITY, Mo., May 11.
The Unltsd RiMlways company of
St. Louis was granted the right to
charpe a fi-ccnt street car faro In
that city by tho state public com
mission today. The ruling tiecomes
effective June 1 and is to continue
for a year, when the company must
f-how cause far making the order
permanent. 4
Members of Lafayette
Squadron Are Missing
CARTS, May 1 1. Thomas Ruffun
of New York and Donald F. Stone of
Mexico, p.; y both members of the
Ijifayettp flying squadron, a're miss
"'B. t.tone probably is a prisoner
"l Oermany. His machine was seen
hy infantry obsen'ers to fall behind
iho Cierman Itnos after a fight in
which nlno French airplanes and
thirteen German machines were cn
gaged.
General Maurice Is
Put on Retired Pay
by Council of Army
LONDON. May 11. The army
council having considered the ex
planations tendered by t!en.. Fred
crick Ji. Maurice, baa decided that
hn shall bo placed forthwith upon
retired pay.
The retirement of General
Maurice was made known tonight
by a brief statement from the war
office, it reads as follows:
"The srmy council having con
sidered the explanations tendered,
by Cieneral Maurice of a hreoch
of regulations commltteed , by him
In writing and causing to be pub
lished a letter which appeared in
t he" pros on the seventh lnstarX
have derided that he be placed
forthwith on retired pay,"
1
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HOMAGE TO MOTHERS"
ASKED BY PRESIDENT
Wilson iMftup McHKUfre to America
for t'nlty In Kevcreiiro to
-Motherhood.
WASHINGTON. May 11 A na
tion's unity tomorrow- in reverence
and in homage to motherhood was
asked tonlpht by 1'resident Wilson
in a Mothnrs dny message to the
American people.
Especially is it fitting at this
time, tho president said. th.-,t
mothers of American men who Irve
taken up .vms In .iefense o 'world
liberty be revered and hn called
upon all to pray i.mh.i "for his divine
blessing upon them anil upon their
sons whose whole -hearted service is
now given to tho country whi. h wo
love."
Message to American mothers
slso were Issued tonight by Secre
tary of War linker. Secretary of the
Navy Daniels and Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw, chairman of the women's sec
liAn of tho iiutlbnal council of de
fense. Secretary Raker's messatro was a
word from the soldiers at the front
asking their mothers to be of pood
cheer, while Mr. Daniels called upon
the nation to Join in prayer for all
mothers of the defenders of democ
racy. President Wilson's message. Is
sued in response to a house resolu
tion, said:
"1 take the liberty of calling spe
cial attention to tho fact that th.s is
Moth'ir's day and 1 lake advantage
of the occasion to suggest that (lin
ing this day our attention be direct
ed particularly to the patriot!, . sac
rifices which ar-i hemir so freelv and j
generously made by the mothers of;
our land In unselfishly offering their
sons to bear arms and if need be !
to dio in defence of lihcrtv nr.-l
Justice, and that wa enieeialiy re- I
member these mothers in our pr.ri I
ers. praying God for his divine bless- I
Ing upon them and upon their sons!
whoso whole-hearted service ;i n,,w ;
given.to tho country which no ime." i
MERCHANT CONFESSES TO
OPIUM SMUGGLING SCHEME
Man
Arresteel by Ieib r.il Officers
Ttdls of Bringing Drugs
Iom Mcilco.
RAN" FRANCISCO. May 11.
Operation of an alleged gang of
smugglers said to havo brought
hundreds of tlioliaands of dollars
worth of opium and rocuno Into
the t'nited States from .Mexico in
the last tWo'yeri'rs was revealed hero
today in a ror.fes.ilon by T- D Davis,
a merchant, according to d 1. Jonn
S. Irby, surveyor nt the j
ppecial Agent William Wi.iweil of
the treasury department, I y.
I'avis was arrested yes', re n
when" federal officials made a nun-
ber of raids here which netted rr"
than irjO.nou worth of contrab-n 1 i
drugs. Wsrranis were issued far ;
the arrest of Nathan, Abraham ni' l
Jacob Scharllng of Mn Francisco.
nd Joseph Kube of Honolulu, al- t
Jeitnd members of th smuggling,
ring. The Pcharllr.gs until recently1
were In Kl Paso and Fan Anionl.j. !
In his purported confession rmvls '
said he had nia-lo largo surns by ;
thn. illicit trade m opium, lie s'nd,
he -had reccied in tli' list two
1 ol I a I....... ii Lefts oi i ' co. ii . ii .. a .
cocaine from the .s. barling brothers tw
In El Paso and Sin Antoni". i
Start
coffee-
day
" (
right. W.lh Hooper's
ARMY MAY GROW TO 1
FIVE MILLION IN YEAR'
oriirjrU ltn-Jaie Im i-emonls Will
Knlargei A auiomix-ms
Are l"aii(lel.
JUNE QUOTA TO EXCEED MAY
I'.y Juno 1 Drnfl .Men In Scnliv
Total l,:ion,0m in (amp
And 111 Franco.
Will
ORDNANCE KEEPS IN PACE
l icry Soldier to Hoard Tr.in-,rl 1
Fully i:ulPiHtl With Arms
Kurvaii Announcr-i.
WAMHINGTON. May 11. Men
l hn n l,.:o...ooj iiien )a. been called
in lho ill nt so far &m itheis are In
: i -i nee. m camp or under call to go
into Ner.'lee bofofe June 1.
The total of 1,300.000 includes all
men siniiiHonid in tho May contin
gent. There is every indication llial
' nil i larger increment will bo sum
loui'eii in Juno than waa uuininoiicd
in MaV. and a piogrcsHivo monthly
mobilisation will continue through
ihe summer inonths as tho catiLon
'nr'nis are expanded. It is exacted
that al sucii ii riie, the army will
luih u full strength of weU over
il.n o million within tho next twelve
or thirteen month. It is pomihlo,
some oificd-a say, thai' tho number
will bo closer to fivo million men
than thrvo million.
WAS'lirNGTON, May 11. Al
though1' Aiiicrn an troops oro going
ovi -rioas in largo numbers, tho ord
nance department has been ublo to
ki"i p Ui with tho new program and
fvi-ty sojiiier who batirds a trans
pi rt Is fully ettulpped with arm, the
or.liiarf'o burosiu announced today.
Artillci-y and machlno guns aJ
rea.ly aro p. Franco in suffiHont
Tiar.tltlcS, H was said, to meet Im
mediate demands,
The statement said:
"Tho army ordnance department
h-.a thus far net every demand im
posed by the new program for over
seas shipment of American vroops.
"pespite the great acceleration in
the sending i f American forces to
Trance, no infantrymen gooi aboard
ship without, a I'nited States nioilei
I'll", rlfio (mod.fled Knfwdd ) bay
onet, b?lt, haversack, pack carriers,
liandoliers, bame.t scabbard and
full ne-ss equipment.
"Tor.n ico is today a limiting fac
tor In the shipment of ordnance
material overseas, especially because
f the present neces.-ilty i ' lncn ns
Ing this transport of infantry regi
ments
'Sufficient supplies of artillery.
French ', S-millimetre and lMi-mllll-metro
and American Inuvy railway
nrtilbrv nro alre.iy In Franco to
meet the present demand. Sufficient
ni:. chine guns fro also Immediately
.ivailali'e for A mai'lca.n ' forces in
France."
UNIFIED BANKING SYSTEM
IS FAVORED BY BANKERS
Opinion of Mem bora 't I'nanimous,
Hut No Hostility to Federal
System Is Shown.
Hi iTJU'IJNOS, Ark.. May 11.
The teiolency toward tlio unification
of the banKing system of the coun
try was strongly Indicated by the dU
eu'ssiiiii nt the moeUn of the execu
tive council of the American Hank
ers' association today. Much time
was taken up by tho report of the
eomnii'.t") on state legislation und
the opinion of the members of the
council was ot unanimous. There
was. howcer, no hostility" to me;
federal reserve system. What oppo- j
sitinn thote was developed as the I
result of the discus'lon as to methods
to he pursued and tho policy to lie I
followed in getting tho stato banks to
join the r.s.-ive system. It was dls-j
closed that in Colorado only one j
state chartered bank lias Joined the
reservo aysiem.
Largest Wooden Ship
Launched at Orange
OPNOi. Texas. May 11. The
City of Honhan.. 'he largest wooden
sieumshio ever planned. was
launched successfully here this af
ternoon. .The vessel la 3-'0 feet long
and tr feet wile. It a designed
i by A. I' 'U'-herty. wnose resign or a
Juts ticen aeeopion us a mouei
thn I nited St.-.tf.s shipping board, i
Wilson Proclaims Memorial Day
As Day of Public Prayer and Fasting
WA?
1 1 V T
X. Miy 1 1 ---N.1-; ruldance in tho affairs of their coni
iliv, Thursday, May : mon life;
I i.v pre-od-nt V'il- "Now, therefore, T, Wondrow Wil-i-
iifon i-'l'd today, I son, president of tie t'nlted Stntc"
tlonal
r,'). is
son in
.M. i.l 'Cl
llCHlg'i..
a pro'
as a dav o'
prayer :,nd f'
the nation er
day I" 'heir
nrnv fur the
I"
;tim
bile hurnllln'lon. ,
The pcopie "f
d to gri'her that
t of worship and
rv of tho Amor-
I au armies, which will bring a pence
founded upon mercy, justice
good will.
and
J HO no. I.U.... . ..... .o,,, j
s-pcr.,.- to a resolution ny rnr.rv.,
j shortconnngii as a people and purify
I!y lho Preiblent of the I nlted ' ,Jr hearts to see and l"W the ir ith,
itMcs. A Proclamation-. rtr accept nn.I defend all thn.gs th't
"Whereas, til" congress of the aro jjst an,j r,,:hi nd to purpos"
T'rit'-d States on 'he 2nd day of , olly those rlgbteoi.s .-i and Ju.!k
April last passed the following proc-1 mentM which .u e m er.ofie inn v win.
1 laroatinn
'Resolved. bv 'he senate Ohe
.use of representatives eoficurrlnp .'
that it being a duty per ulmriv in
cumbent In a tim of war. IfrmLJy
and devoutly to ark nowlrdgo our de
pendence on Almis-hlj- God and lm
ploie His aid and protection, the
liiosidont of the United States be.:
and h" Is herol'V respectfully re
quested, to recommend a day of pub
lic, humiliation, prayer an 1 fasting,
to be observed by th1 people of the
I'nited S'at'-S with religious sr.leoi
rwty And the offering of fervent s ap
plications 'o Almlchty God for 'ho
sa.fe'' and welfare of our iiiu-e.
His blessing on our arms and n
speedy restoration of an honorable
1 lusiinir pciuay to the nations 'if
earth;
And, wberea.s, It hits always been
.
tho rovercnt habit of the people of
tho I'nited States to turn-in humble
appeal to Almighty Uod for liia
IZ'iLiEL.Zi
;;(;:r?
All .'1,N . t-A,y 141
K'n
"Ximmif"
WILL SIFT "AIRCRAFT '
CHARGES TO BOTTOM
Itorglum Ciiaiges Fro and i mi c ,r
, liiM stlgiiled I nlh ,y .
.-.mi's Order.
WASHING. T' iN, Mm- 1 1. T! n
were no oncii 'developments in w., .!.
ington today in the airciatt t.ii ia
lion 111 Whil.ll renewed interest W'i
aroused by tho war departinen ..
disclosures yesterday of the a. Hviii..
of Gubtoa llorgluin. Officnia real
llorglum's statement Issued in .New
York, In which he denied he hud
boon gulltv of anything Improper,
but declined to comment.
Aloanwhiic tho department of Jus
tin, and tho-fonata military roiniiiit-
too procoeirffl with preparations for
searching itivpstlRatlotis of tho man
ner In whleli aircraft nrodui.tion luhl
been handled. In their Inquiries
both will go to tho bottom of Jtorg
lum's charged against aircraft offi
cials as wil Ss tho charges that
have been, made against Uorgluin
himself.
The army lntelllgenco service. It
was indicated today, is by. no means
through wiltu Its own investigation
and will continue to gather Informa
tion concerning tho activities of
llorgliim and his associates, who It
Is charged, took advantage of llorg
lum's commission from President
Wilson to? Investigate th. aircraft
program to further their own ends.
President Wilson Is determined that
the entire i-ltiiatlnn shall bo sifted to
the bottom, that all the fact may be
cstiibliHhed.
The senate subcommittee named
to conduct tho Investigation fur the
military committee probably, will
slart hearings next week. 11 has mil
been decided yet whether hearings
wiil be public. .
Tuo Arc Killed When '
Auto and Train Meet
WICHITA FALLS. Texas, May 11.
Frod Tiller and Miss Alta Mae Kcott
are dead and Miss MaCca Hlalr Js not
expected to live as u result of an
automobile accident which occurred
on the Forth Worth &. Denver at
Hudson switch, fivo miles south of
Khorno at o'clock this after
noon. Tho automobllo party, which
lep Wichita Kails Friday morning
with tho intention of spending Sun
day with friends nt Cmp Ilowle,
wan hit by passenger train No. 4.
French Plan Observance
of Annual Memorial Day
Ht The Aidorialrd Pre.i.
WITH VI Hi AMERICAN ARMY
IN FKANCK. May 11. Tho French
are preparing to Join lho Americans
In thn ohsuvanre of memorial day.
American grave scattered here and
there behi.ni the fighting front with
their slinp't'woodeil crosses will bo
decorated by the comi ados In arm
of the fullen.
Rumania Must Pay Huns
for All Damages in War
AMSTERDAM, Mliy 11 Hnder a
j suppletnentary, legnl treaty between
Rumania and Germany the former
country must Idonmnlry German
consular officials for all damage
suffered by them during the war or
done to consular buildtnirs. Ru
mania renounces Indemnification for
damago caused In Rumania as a re-
I Including nil requisitions and con-
trlbutlons.
I
or America, uln hereby prociaiei
Thursday, tho 30th day of Mav
day sJrrady freighted wilh sacr'-d ,
and sllmuliitlsg ineroories, a day of j
puhlie humiliation, praver and t.T t- i
ing. and do exhort my follow citizens
of M faiths Slid creeds to assemble
on that day in their Several plai
j of worship. ,1nd there, us will as In
hmM ,,, AIOOL-Ple
. bid
and
, u , folgl.e our siM
His will; biseei-hing Jinn t!
wiil rdyo victory to oi.r ihm
they fit-lit for freedom.' wisd
those who take (oui.s.l on o
ll"
doni t .
our bc
sircrgle tin--s to
haif In D.eso dnvs of dark
and perrrci Xlty arid s'e.idf.c
riur people .,
utmost c'jpport
t'-ue, briouiK
Ikn s i' ri
o! wr.-'i'
s lit iast
th'
jiisl ai.
d
tic
in
Which men s to art
h
rest because it Is founded upon
mercy, pistiei, nnd good v.-Si.
"In Willi'iis v. hereof. ha'.e here
unto set mv hand arid e.io
yal of 1h" I ibtel Slut's to
y.xed
"1 ono In the I'-miti, '. f'f ' '
this 1 1 th da v of Ma y. jr. ' ! '
our loM 'i '' 1 ; a 'el of I be n
donee of tlio rr.!ie, s'si .1-: :
huiylrfd ii"d f..f v-: c
"We ii'Ri'.w '.v ;:.-:'
"Pv O." pi' -' ilrM,
"Robi r' I.i' sir g.
'Sf.'j4--rf, ui. Ai-ai-o-V:
d '!,
Hun Policy in East Causes
Sharp Division in Reichstag!
Split !'
C.'iilrit, I'arty
Ibiwnl'.ill of Cli
ll.ii- llnlliiiK.
M:.V
RLVOLT GROWS IN UKRAINE
..; -1 i;i j a !-s 1 li'.'lai-i' Tbi re
N.i l..ni;:.T )'rii-(icrni;ni
I'.irty Th.'iv.
l.-i.
o cm. i .
in Mi I
'hill'
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i-iol'i l, Jl( d,i.. u
a i s an A lliso I
X. lial.ge Tciegl
S i ':,',ee.M.'ll
i h uiccilor J C:f.
. mii is i a s the
Hi, li.ade.l 1",
n. ay be able
'I'll
tl. i
P'u.i-'s ia
,1.
. .1 ' a . ' 1 l.i. May I 1 "l.ranrin
I .' j . a . V . he (t m n I'ca. b Mi g
I i ' ,c, e. ii t -i 1 1 1 arin Ics showing
hou lb . l.cric .'l methods in I kialoe
v.i'.il.. i id'of-lt ion and hatred
I )'-'l'.-ih ll l.i dilllcult lo
. er . , 1. ui'o .f mi v pro-t iermaii
wtiaiever. Ke n the new Kiiv
m,i, vvhb h Is childly composed
'i e.A:. ia of largo estates, has
in a
dl.'l'o
partv
I'l-lttr
of lb
liliioi g i... i n iii'iorn soiiio ploininciit
whitajt'f i.ins who are Known lo be
be slri r ;l'. i . i . i a. .1 to (iciiuan poll
el. s 'in.l wl". iciiv l.c assumed to have
aeicptid office lor the present tor
purel. ii.aiei i:. I r. a ian.
' ie. of the in wi paiiei' articles des
critied the disfnioliig of whtil. Is
kbovii :.h th" I kiniiian lilue tiieird,
in ulilcb a strong iuil!-tiet man K.tr.t
bad Ii... una) li,el.itisl. 'i he itdnlster
of vi..r t. ld the ra da on tlio follow
ing day that the ilisui mtng of a por
tion of the. troops was with the gov
ernments eoiita iil. but that the l.iv
ornnioiit was compelled to protest
against the brutal lnetho.la malk
Inir lh lilted id luellllieis of the
chamber.
Another artlele reuails that, lho
first division of the I ktanlan army
which "hid bcmi stritloned at Kovel
hail been disarmed by tho Gei mans
because ' of nnti .German feeling
among the troops, 'plus development
is of particular Interest In view of
the fact that tho first division was
composed largely of former prison
ers of war who, nfter having been
thoroughly dosed with propaganda In
German and Austrian prison oi.inpM,
hud been released after peace had
been made with Ihe Ukraine, so
that they might return homo n oil
for mthj nucleus of a new Fkialn
lan army that was to co-operate
with troop of tho central powers.
Br AMori.it.Hl l'reia.
MOSCOW, Wednesday, May
The Germans are continuing to mako
arresta In Ik ran la. A goneral cen
sorship, ha been established by them
ut Kiev but It has been learned tliut
they havo searched tho residence of
Prof. D. GroU'-hevsky. who Slso es
caped. A member of the radii named
Petoura was arrested but subse
quently was released, protesto hav
llitT been made by several local or
ganizations, f
'LONDON, May 11. Russia, ha.i
been suddenly faecal wnh events
Lthst may again hnngo th. political
outlook, tin I'etrngrad coriespou
dent of the haily l.jpress telegraphs.
Germany, hi miys. has nppiireiilly
found that economic dominion over
Russian territory Is Insufficient and
1 seeking military occilflttlon.
Ail extra session of th" Rolslnvlkl
government council has been held ;n
Petronrad o discuss tho situation
create, by tho ultimatum mrntlv d''.
llven d .y the German ambassador,
Count on .Mirbach, which em
hO'iie.l d -liiands of ,t character Hp
paro.nlly calculated to turn icu"ia
virtually Jolo a Herman "doiiy, pre
mier Lenlne's speech at thin meting
wits cxtroiuidv pissiiiiistl.:, the 'iu -respondent
reiioiis. '
Accoidiug to the newspaper pod-
nla ilio 1,'io.stion of tran.-.r;n lug- Ui.
capital t" Nijni-NoVKorod was
broached, as vat the subject of lln
nie.li.ite nr'.itarv rneasiiri-.s for The
defense of Moscow jigainst ponsibleU
.1eri.il a' a Ks.
GREEK WHO SURRENDERED
IN MACEDONIA MURDERED
Hatred lino Ii, Recruiting of Greeks
to l'i;'.bt V'ttiu Count ry Gil on .
Coum' for Crime.
'A' i s'M ': ;T' c, M iy n. The
ulMo r 'I' ''..loicl I lad I'.pou lo, ll,.
III..:, out," .'Ulil.'l' who ia CMIiS'ir
I'. Ic1. "d ..."'I'l lot.is t(; tile enemy
in .-''in M .i''fli,uia, was ir-jioilcd
!o 'be 'in '-'i bi ateui lo ro today in
1 ili..il''ll f'oiu Athej.s. lie Jiad
I .-. , bold v :'l, H le-r bio i-.-i ut a
1. 1. .o'o ri :uie. doi.ia Hat If. I of
th- I - e I 'd for bis art ill a looVe-
i.i, ill .' ul Law had tli in iii Don
tn
,,f
' ' o ''.'.blifi'i for eci 'iltli'i,
iii 1 key to right a.-.uui '.
I ..... i Icto lf. '. - been a t t lie
of th" eiiir..', told to ba-.o
.ro it 'a d i.y a ' 'r eoK s'-r-
Lclounc (iocs to Prance.
Commander of Marine
m
11 I.e.).
V I I
d; r
1 opb
bl ;c
Itl'.g
d f r
c fo c.ii
. t'.' '
b.'i A I
la foe j,
n Colo!:, .1
! a l boa r,1, ,
f General
1 Ibi tl .
"f P.'ig.
Fifty Soldiers I fame to
! Help in War Stamp Sale
.' A S 1 1 1
"I'll III n
I'fl.V. .'.'a'
1 1 - I
e bv ;
'Mn ri sent I
liimr will t"iir
oral I1'
lb.
uri
in
1 1, ,
..'-rest of the Sale
'alcps l.ri-1 t.;e I:
b' V w!'.! be 'Sent ir
oT .,r
d C;,,
'.o prae-
II III ' -IT
S,'V ,
! drive,
tl' 1 ' S
"' Ai l- al
i n: at. ia
C-i ' m 'I,
v ,;
l.e ono of t:
,L'-d.
Germans Trying to
Force Dutch Under
! Complete Control
M.iy
Cl lIlM !
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onie
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OHM
Ihe lllllell t
d
ll.a.de'l loC US.l lllli'
i, an oi l (.it. ti I ha Ijui
ll the a lllea are now III-
iloimany i aclually e ndc:i vor-
tO llll.lv" a s. coii.l UlllHAOll. of
IIiiiiI." k.iyt tlio ilitdiatch.
lli.i
Ho
NATIONAL ARMY MEN
CHEERED IN LONDON
Parndo l'riiniil Ktnvia of I'.ngllnli
( uphill uml Am llevlcwctl
lly King Airgi.
LONDON, May 11. Troops of the
national army of tho 1'nlted States
arrived In Iiondon this morning for
a parade through tho principal
slrreU of tho city. There wiib a regi
ment of threo battalions In line. The
men were brought In from a nearby
camp. Largo crowds cheered them
In the. streets and they wer. r
viewed by King George und Ambaa
sadnr Page.
lirlght ounshlno and groups ol
cheering peoplH greetml the Ameri
cans when they nrriveu ouriy tins
morning lit tho Waterloo station.
Although tho presence of American
uldiers in London stroets ban long
been a familiar sight, this w.ut only
the second tiino Aiiiericans hud ever
bet ii seen in marching n dor und it
was Loudon's first opportunity to
view a part of tlio national army,
In a few minutes they passed Into
tho nt rents, marching over the near
est Thames bridge on the way to
H'clllngliui barracks at Jfydo Purk,
wlicro they were marhalcd for tho
parade.
tin arilvitjs at tho barrack eaeh
Aniifrlciiii troopur received a per
sonal inessago from tho king. The
envelop, hero thu royal arm and
these weirds:
"A niessuge from HI Majesty
King Guorgo V.
; I ho message on th note1 paper
of thn Wnldsor I'nstle anil written
in fac-stmile of the king' hand'
writing, wo a follows:
Soldiers of tlio Fnltod States, th
people of tho iii'Ul'ih InU w olooino
you on your way to tnka your stand
bcsidi) t tin armies of tho mnny na
lioiis now fighting in the Old
World tha great battle for human
freedom.
"The alllda will gain new heart
' neon
1 Wish
leh oiL
ed iHf
and splm I" Hour company,
1 could shako bands Willi em
of you and bid you God4)i.ed
your mission."
Tho route of march throuch Lon.
don wns past the British admiralty,
thn llrltlsh war nffice-iho United
HtateS embassy, the American navy
headquarter, ibo American army
beadquai tera, tho American Red
('tuts and American nurses' home
and Jlucklnghiiiii paluco for the
mnrcli past King Geoigo and Gen
eral Piddle, I H1 ted ' Kill tea army,
commanding tlio American force In
tho I tilled Kingdom.
FINNS TLANllNFTb"" ADD
KARELIA BY ANNEXATION
Minister at Ivlrogrml Summoned to
llclsdugforx fur l'uros
of Dirteiisslon.
LONlii), May 11 A dispatch to
'he Times from Stockholm says tho
Finnish government has summoned
M. von Fnl.ol, Furnish minister m
petrogrii l, tn reiurii to Heiiingfor,
for too. p'irpuie, ,t is slated, of dis
eiiHslrig; t lie suggested aniiexatioo Of
llus-ilap i:,uelia by Finland. M von
Fi k'd Is .UO'e. by tlio eorrespon-
de;it PS T-,OMl!;H lll'l S i ! 1 1 '1 1 1 0 ' I ill
l'eiroia. .,.u precr,.riiius owing lo
the s af by .-.b. I d"ai news "f food.
The l.enic0 f overninelit, l.owew.'f, is
gaining lu nabllity and power, he
F-ays. loibdiiiMt the pnruly clunients
find n.al'ii.g mi effort, to riorganizo
ice arriiy 'liio iiurnlier of une(n
,li,V'.i in way gnat and ImPisiiy is
n.,i al a rtai.ils!ll. 'I'lie pe.u.
, h.j
;- of
tlio principal nap-.
P.olKhtiVlk. fun ri.mtot,
oi l. 1. a i a Mil I look UIK
r.ioi nl ..r a free l i ;
ind, it.'.nj' of which in
tun b' .'ll left unculll-
!),'
tha
ilia;
of 1
van d.
Persian tfinhtcr to
America In Recalled
a -, 1 1 1 ::
. p.
ii.--
Mflvll
, the
:.d b.
.. for
b
a -' tie' it
..".I b
All K..
be. g
I 'l I .
j 1 "c. !e
; bf en
j I 111 S
i I'lil'l
M,,
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ed
has
d a f-
!f t!
WAGE SCALE IS AGREED ON
IvunvL'i
I'arnterH Mit t lo M ike Prb-es
r Harvesters 'litis Year.
I "I"'"
'; ltl.ii:
PKKA.
M;.y 1
1.
A m!n-
I. I II a x 1 -I'uii
for
..nd 1,
an ti.
ii Kam
a luce
east! 1
e '...,1:,
M h'H'i
fii'
f'iriiii'iii fi
" pi.
ling
d at
nil i i-bor
til'
to be
i d. w i
v bo h. it :
the Wife
0..1 liiU
GERMANS CLAl
AMERICAN LOSS
'Mine
Bombardment
Effective Berlin
Reports.,,
FRENCH RE-TAKE GAIN
Ir.riiliant Counter-Attack
Launched Southwest
of Mailly-Raineval.
hun drive'stTTl DECAYED
Work rasaos Without Of-'
Tensive Being Begun ' i
hy Teutons. ;
IJERLIN, via 1-ondon. May .
11. Heavy lo88es were in-'
flicted on the American
troops Houthwcst of Apremont
and north of V&rroy by a
strong mine bombardment, ac
cordinp; to tho -official report
from general headquarters
today. '
FRIiNOIT II1UVK OPT
111 NH AITIill KI OCliKS.
PARIS, May II Th. Osrmn
attacked the French line today af.
ler violent urtlll.ry fir. outhwt of
Mallly-Ralneval and gained a mai
ection of territory which was re
taken by tha French by a brilliant
counter-attack, according tn th war
of f Ic unnouncement tonight, Th
(jernian ufford heavy loaso.
iiiirnsii nmxo powsr ,
1W liM V-hEVlCV 11 UN I'DAXES.
LONDON, May 1 1. Cloudls.
weaher on Thursday favored RrltHh
avlaiom, according to an official
statement issued today dealing wltbi
ir aouTuie ana German m
chine were dow.nd- and ia driven
down out ol control,
ITALIANS. fiTORM ,
1U0 AMI GAIN,
HOME. May ll. Italian troop
stormed Mont. Oornn and . took
about 10 ft prisoner, two gun and
four machine j-un Thursday night,
scc.ordlng to an official tatrnent U
ued by tho war office. .
GFUM V OFFTCNSf VMS 'i,
hTII.MH DLLAtEI). i
LONDON, May 11 Another wek
hn passed without a rnwal by tha
Germans of the offenciv that they
began March tl, which w halted
befora Amiens early In April and
ram. to a definite pauaa on ll right
Hank befor th. barrier of th rlan.
dor hill, just at th mouth of May
wss opening.
F.ver ln,. th costly dfat of
tloheral von Amlm' army in In
drspnrat assault on th. front south- '
west of Ypie netrly two week ago, '
tha beglnr.tug of a new effort by tha
enemy either hor or on som other
front hn bn lookd for from day to
dny. possibly -th German hava'
been waiting for lomt allied counter
blow which they felt abl. to with
stand and Uieroforo hoped would b
dealt.
l'cs li iMiirlns German.
If this was th. case ther must
have been uiMppolnted by th wait
ing altitude of General FooJi whom
It Is telt now will compel th. enemy
to reveal hi further purpose with
little do-lay as. time' I on of tha
things ho ran not .afford to squander
with the American forces now rapid
ly slimming up to formidable num
bers. L'very day give evidence of tha
olertnes of the allies. Num.roua
minor operations have been under
taken to Improve their position on
tho various fronts and their artillery
fire hus been directed' to equally
good purpose In breaking up tb. or-,
paTiijen enorts or the enemy. Air
plane raids without number in wkich
the superiority of th. entente air
forces bus been clearly shown, hvj
served the same end, beside being
notably productive of valuable in.,
forrfiatlon while Innumerable. Infan
try raids have been almost uniform
ly fruitful in nhlnformsiiv. sen,
Allien Improve Positions.
lietterrnent of the allied position.
reported yesterday Included an ad
vnmo by the Frenoh on th. Flan
ders froht in the neighborhood of
Lucro, where approaches to Mount
liiiuge, ono of tho bulwarks of th.
allied line, have ihoroby been mad.
mot a secure.
Far to Ihe south of the Romme on
tlio southeiy s'de of the great Mont
dirtier salient French troops likewise
carved a slice out of German hid
territory r.ear urvlller-Sorel, seven
roiliH southeast nf Montdldler,
a a Riniiplcrnent to both, thee
operations there were numerous sue
cessful raids, notably one by the,
i t. tu Ii In tho region north of Grl.
vi snes. southeast of Amiens, near th.
point wheve Geuoral Peiain's troop
n a le a notable advance a the result
of a local attack Thursday and an
other i.long the pne southeast of
Mo'itiliiiier.
FRENCH CITE AMERICANS
FOR EXPLOITS IN PLANES
official Hulletiu Itefrra to Feats of
Rolduess by Filers Thaw
and Ilacr.
PARIS. May 11. Citation for
American lators. nppear In th.
Journal (ifli'l.d today as follows:
"W-illiarn 'liiaw, n i.lor f Pittonurg'l
coin
ndli
iita.'jiiiT nifuiue
following Its chief's cx
l'"ii re.M.a.k able fur its
, s cc.-ss; a keen pilot
of a paitol i'owrtc. an
ron.
a nip
llil'
. b .
be
"iv ii.pi.fi. nfter p. hard fight.
I , ii P.. i:.: ! .cr frlobilo, lleu
,., :' lb" same squadron; a pilot
ii -irvei 1 1 1 audaetty, never hocf
p. ' i '.-.-' 1 the enemy tn super
o in io r downed an e.uoiuy, th.
oial .U t''u .laS.',