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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, ntTTEMBER 11, 1918
FOCH TO ACCEPT
ENVOYSVANSWER
Belief at Washington is That
Evcntd In Hermany Will
Not Change Status.
EXTENSION MAY BE GRANTED
Few More Hours May Re.
Civen if Asked For On Ac
count of Courier's Delay.
1iMioN, Nnv 10 A rneiwuge
from i In- German commlniiarli-a to
tin- lii-nii-iii high command trans
liuite.1 t the French giivcitiinoiil
WilrlcSH I'liys;
"Wo acknowledge receipt if ! w
rn.l i announcing the arrival t
the four commissaries tdi-bgaic)
n. I tlii-ir probable delay for iwinn
lid ui a"
Ilevi.l here tin- ii H. i.nfi.i I fi. 'ir.
W'lll'l ln f.w unit vv'i'ii'l I. M K:v'l,
Willi w.lt II . I.J," I lull Willi liil.'l happen
c. 111 Gi l lliany cml'l IliilKn IM
I ' 1 1 '1 1 1 1 o 111 I In' ti rill which ll.lVP been
I J I t ilnwn l.y lhi I'nlliil HiiH-i and
the II i I J (-M f'T I I'MH I I Inn Of ll'l;:l 1 1 1 1 1"
Them- dim, nr till- lll'ili- Hi-VI'l"
condition which may l.i- c juried
If the Tito linns .'iimlcH hrivc 1 o wait
f'-r the hiii ii'iiilcr nf indivi.lTil mil's
of Hie ln'iii'ii Geimiin fin i i will
i ' 1 in-.- Hi.' r ti 1 1 1 r v-,' I.. I, ill.. r i.f
I I if'l Mill liy .ll 111' 1 1 1 I i. 1 ".II "I Ml" :n
M.UVIIl'.l i.ill. 1 I , g I 1 ' I . I'f Willi
I f'iflii nf .r,. i-1. hi. 1 1 '...! f(u. 'ii' in.iy
i Imlil Hi.' i "in" 1 1 I ' r I'n
I Ni May He In lil 'it
Lleiin o'clock I rem h llinii n 6
"'i Im k In tin- iiiiiinii .r in tin- i .i'i'
ITU I lilted Mill. i I ' l.i VH In i II lil
1 1 "Mil M'Sl'Mi tioiv ln.'ll'" I ' I. ill' In III-'
mill n nig I "i ' i '"'I " w I" f "i ' . t .' I ii" .'. M
MUTT AND JEFF
SOME RECRUITS ARE PAINFULLY POLITE.
by Bud Fishei
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ii i n.i.-T ',
I'm. Khl i.ffi
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 -Hod
ri-vnliitluii In Germany up-'" tin
lii'i. lM i.f the ul'ill' iiUi'ii and n ik Ii t "f
I hi- k iliT apparently Ih accomplish
II, K the. uiicHpci.tiil liv throwing
riiiiiut)' InUi lln- Ii.-iihIm "f ii tvoih
in. h h anil soldier' tcgnm- willmiil
breaking tin- ttirri'l nf government
;u- impairing I hi- in il' ntial-i "i im-.-riiiii.iiii-
envoys w;illini within the
kill i'il linos.
Tin- prevailing view here tonight
In lli.it General Kuril Hllll Will ur
: pt ihe Kixii.itiiri-A gf tin- envoy t
tin. iliuiiiniiit lli.il would riul the
mir, If thi-y desire, to algo upon In
Itructinn from lli-rlln r the Her
nial) great lniid'iiiirteia before tho
iXplriitlon ir the time limit II
'clock tomorrow morning, Freiiah
tin 1 1', I A u. in., Washington timet.
In minm quartois II 1" believed
that even a request for a taw huuni
Mti'imlun of time might be. granted
If it runm from Kn-ilnrlch Hlinrt,
itifl nnw rhaiK-nllor aipilnn-d v an
m-nry of n-Ki-ncy uml rpi-oKiiixi-d
m hi-iul of Urn rvrrnrrii-nt hy t
IfaHt a liixg ii-lion of tho revolu
llonarlo!. urlT In IM-Iiiyrl.
rhynlrnl cllfflc-nltlm previ-nled tho
roiirli-r bt-arltiK III" urnilHitro ti-rtn
(rout r-at'httiK iJi-rniim liiaihiiiiilnr
iintll 111 o'rliM'k thlH iiiiirnlim, 47
hour aflM- tho limit hiul lif-n fixoil
Kuch a riim-t nilcht l maili- tiy
wlri-N-wi If It appeared liiipiiallil
for tho courlpx to Ki-t through the
llni-a oh tlm. If grutitoij it ii ho-
lii'ii- ili.ii tin- iiu," fi
w 1 1 tin ii I I In- i;ii'iiilli i,f
If tlllll )lp'l-lH ..l"
i lain miU ..H".i I"
in f'iriii.'i f ion I o i lei i.'.i I
I Xpl-I'll'il.
Tlion- w 'ii l i'f ri'iiH il'irlur Hi-
'III V l-'l "III 'II," I I ' 'I" III" .1 IT" v
t'l-niT.'il ii' iff r iv. I '"i" r.'i,' (".,i
ri'"'l in I li.i ' II," I. i :i- i Ii i'l f .i"l
rtri.iMl ill" 1,1 ill.y lii.r.lir i.f ll'illill-l
lll'lll .-il,l, Wll'T'' III' llll'l lll'l lI'lWTI
llio ri-li- i,f iiiii' mi' war 1 r -1 .il rin
i""TI iii'.'i,liii ir'"ia a Tw limns lir-furo.
ril'wi iUHpiiti hi-fi from llio fi-r-miin
H'atliiii at Naiif-n hy tho rmval
railiii ii.woih iit Arlli'iirtAii rav- tho
surlalllM I'MfliTM' i'llai'ili nf ovliltl
' rii HHjilrini-r at IIitIIh aint nlHi-wlmro
"f Iiu- nli'tliall'iii nf prlm-ra iiinl
t llllTH. I'f It'll I .Minn KiilllK I'V'T IO II,"
",(.,l"V ,-.HiTliliIT,l." Ull Willi III
III' Hlll'ltllillll l,f III I
American Fliers Active
In Itombing Operations
lip tin- Anmlnt4-1 I'MHI
wirn TiiK AMi-:ntfAV army
ON TIIH; HI'MiAN I-KiiNT. Nov.
10.- Miirn than I'll') A iihthuii fliorn
attar-koil ttio ri'Uliin nf M"iitin,1v
Moniliiy afiornonn, minm of thom
Irnpplnir Kin .oun,l ImiiiiIin on ttio
Montmoity i.illr.'a.l piix-tiona, whilo
olhora ilrnpiii'.t 20-pounil honihii
along thn roail wnyit ami whornror
onomv tronpa tto nlKhtod. A nnml
bor of firoa ri'nultoil from the tiomb
Ing In Muntmoily.
t Cl I IK LOW': Of MIKt,
KA I I I fc' A,.'"T . , w-
Vk-'Lt ? 7ou"t:e tilt
in tit COMVAM.
VT It, bf. A
Ilritish War Cabinet
Holds Long Session
IiNIKi.N, Nov. JO. - Tho war rali-Ini-t
Mat Into tiinlKht, l-r-'inli-r t.lovl
lli'iirK" havlnif lotiiriii'd purpnoi-ly
from tho i-mmtry.
Mr. Ilalfonr. tho fnrolirn mlnlalor.
hint nn anitii-ni'o loiliiv Willi tin- klnir.
war tn thn Tattoo ZnlliinK of Itrr
altuatlon. hna pimiponod Ii4 prnji'i t
od tour of tho provlnoo.
j - m : I . ... j-. . .
1 caw't vcy tie A vevsifc, J . I .i T TOlT i uatuL. iife'J I till vdu n hai M-fc J
J V. y- V-JL I if.'. KAue DOaje AMTM) IA i V-'
" " I
-:-.. .1 I I . 7 p?Jt j
Y SHARED CHOCOLATE
WITH FRENCH PEOPLE
Tiilann W'rltoa He Mnw Uir fjrrnt Ho.
Ikif Work of Oil" Hvanljiiliiii lu
i IxtuhLuIoiI Ti-rrltory.
"I "aw tlimimnds of J'iomh n-fu-i)o
ycwiprday on the road, all bare
foot, moat of thorn with only one
garment on and all irtarvlnc. A
bunch of thom Juat mine In and tlie
T gave thom what few nupplli-a thi-y
had. and O, xrd how thi-y ate' The
hlda ai-tually H.-knl the tin from
thi, i'ii., I,, K,.( ,e laift drop nf
rhorolatn In thi-ni," wriloa W. II
I'miniiv. a Til li.i n who tin !ern nn
Dm lialtln froat In l-'ranco.
A li-tior friiin n Tulaan who haa
eoi-ji I lit want and atarviitlon lu tho
ili'V.imali-il lorrlloiy of Krauro in
rlvlnu in advanco of Iho unii.'d war
work i-aitipaiKn lirlngtng I h In iih-h-a-AKo
l.i a n iiin al (tircrt to every per.
on In Oklahoma to do aomethini; in
,',"a', jhhi)
DOCTOR WARNS TO
BEWARE OF BACTERIA
Rlmplfl MottHMli to Prerrnt Rrrnr
, rrnm of Inflnrnx Now Ttiat the
Han Uoa IW-n Uftod In Statn.
Iiilpiiig i;i., the alali-H iuul aud
..mi Buimri i no It.
"In knuw that' we are to le. per
mltii'd to hIi.iih with the atrickon
iiuiKiaua and I' ll in n pmp the coiu
toita w Nijiily llm Yaiikwunny ap.
piia.ia lu me in inn Uiun anythiliK that
iiaa brn-ii Mini n hunt raiauu; thia fund,
-.a much of It K"i Juat aa tha choc)
late to tlni-Hj huiiKry t-'renr.h children
lti.it ill i r . t-.i ii, io a V hut ou tit
I'M-iMi trimt," auld K. W. Btnciajr,
Uilitlll'l lll.lll.140r.
Mr. l uiiiruy writs from J'arls aa
follnwH:
'"Hun la a dlmual rainy HuniUy
i vuniiu; - not very oold tail dlfUKn-e-ubly
ciuily. I uuug bark ami night
10 thu ti. O. H., which tueuna tha
m-rvue i.f iiipplli-ji, and grneruily
mirk of tlie a,.uv fiKhting. Tha lit -tit-
town I am 111 la omi ruri-ntly held
ly lliu tii.-i inaiia and haa bct-n aub-jixtt-d
to mo much i'lunbardmetil that
ii"t .1 I'Ui'iliug la iiiUti t and tew vsi-n
of 1 In- r in tin are aiumling. 1 haw
llioiiHaiKjM uf l''ri irh rofumnn yi-mer.
ilay mi thn mud uml It Haa u pitiful
Mglit -iil'l mt-u and women muatly
narrfnui, ruk'K'."l i lntlilnK, what few
thc-y IimiI - .11 il.- In and girla from
infarilH to lu i'ui 11 of ae. all bare
foot, innat of Uii'in with only one
kaiTiiiTit and all of tlium atarvlni;.
A Iiu Di li juhI r.uiiti In lu-re luid the
Y gave thi-ni what few auppliea they
hail, and 1 1, l,..i,l. Iiow they aie! I
inner knew winu it w aa to b so
hungry. The klda would actually
Ink l lie tin fri'tu the i.up to gel
the l.i at drop of chocoiute In them.
The irfiiKeva wort- from town that
have recently been held by the (ler
mana ami which the French and
Ami-rlcuiiN took the laal few Uaya.
"You nhuu.il ere theae Americana
fight! Nothing can amp them. I
aaw them charge up a long hill right
in the face uf a withering machine
I'uii fne. They never watered. Aa
con aa ona man fell, another at c li
pid lulu Iiih place and on they went
aa unconcerned aa If 011 a parade.
1 111 y ait Himply irrmiatiblo. The
tiermana aliuply can't atop them.
They have the nerve and U la hard
to hold them buck,
"And the artillery la fliM. I aaw
a barrage laid down that waa In a
linn almimt aa auuight aa cou.d l-e ;
drawn. The French have ahown '
them how and they learn nuu klyj
and aoon oxcell. They auie hate the
CiermaiiH on the run. Uueaa the lii-r-,
iiiiuh did not figure on leaving huh 11
aa they have fine aix-foot plate hIohu
mirrora and porceialn bulluuba In I
Lheir dugouta. Many were of con-'
ciete. 1 paired aoverai thouaand
Ui-rman prlaonera recently taken,
and Homo of them were not over;
II yeura old. All seemed disgunti-di
and tired, .Vnd none of them want
to get back.
"iou ought to aea thoae tanka
work. Tiny JuhI run over every
thing; nothing aiopi ttiem except the
big cu.ilier guna. t never thought
lh.r u .T. 11,1 inuni' a.irtil.nB tn I he
world an 1 to eeen lately and in t hia I uorkmen-, and Solilion.' ConncM S.H
"Nnw that the epidemic of Influ
enza la aiippuHed to he over and the
ban la lifted, It would aeem we
ahonld draw anme prartlca.1 leaeona
to prevent a reptjrrenca at loAnt of
the present epidemic. If poaaible."
aalrt Ir. VYe. H. (Mlntnn, yeaterday.
"I'vi-ry effort nhould ba made to
auppnrt th i.fficen charred with
the ronpmiNlblllty of enforcing the
exlatlng lawi. and the preaent condi
tion may lie Improved upon by oh
aervlng the following:
All Htnroa. theatera, rhurrhea, ho
tola. hnspltals and bulhllngi of any
kind nr chnrarter where people
rnthi-r. nhnuld be propprly ventilat
ed. 1 if tho two dangeri, It la per
haps lew dangerriiii to have a pl.ioe
too col. I than too hot There nhntiM
tie pn-ppr change nf air In nil living,
Bleeping find hiislneH ojinrtora.
Kveryhndy ehould beware of the
btioterial barrage.
The American .Nfedlcnl Jntirnal re
ferred to a report of the American
expeditionary forcei which Included
tho following eleven dlaeaae which
wore ronaldered as respiratory In
fections: a) Mump, mefistea, sc.irlet ferer,
diphtheria, meningitis
lb) Itrom-hltls, Infliienxa, pneu
mnnli il.ili.ir). tonHilitla (ncute),
phiryngitla lacute).
t'rowilnir and olnso personal con
tict. together with Improper ven
tilation, unhonlthful food and undue
fatigue will encourage the dissem
ination nf all the Lbovo diseases, any
one of willed may prove destructive
under certain circumstance, and all
are disabling at any t.mi
"Incidentally, these and numer
ous other diseases, such as typhoid
fever, tuberculosis and venereal dis
eases, may be distributed through
Ice cream parlors, soft drink stands,
restaurant, hotels, burlier ehnpa, nnd
nny place whore n so, pa rate and clean
service is not maintained and dishes,
receptacles, ut 'nsils, towels, hands,
etc., nre not kept clean and whore
carriers, or amhu atory types of the
disease nre not discovered and Interned."
I'vacc
"lh w were wpry.'- ny the fle.
"VV' .aw thn fil nf tatuUlii treiwl
I'pon iiur karrml ant, a, ,n,l tiwonl
Tho .lirmlii by wlkitJl our eiilii irra atirred
tli.Mo w lov-u irere IramplM auwn.
) iai.'il on many a rutiie-i town.
And kiiw our noiiiea toi in tlie patA
11 rriifcfeiin lual aii4 l-riuo-iaii wralb
Axil yet wa tn 1 a no cry for peaca
ner prayea iv iiavs tn eannuua
"llunrer had left na wink and fain.
And y-l a utlorad no eomplaint.
lair ayoa bad kmkod on (iliAy acaaM;
All ttval a l'ruin warfare means,
Wa'd wrtneasod. and wa nniieratood
How law Una dennin, if ha emiid.
Would elnk to win hit foul di-aira.
Wa'd aeon our tompin aet on frra
And yet thrmixh ail our anraiadiad erkia
Tli we roite 1.0 plea for c juipromiaa.
"We are your oVadl W, rare owr youth
To bund a Unlll. peace ou trntk.
tta rw our little henwa laid low.
thir motiieri bear a 1'ruftAiaii blow
tur rbildren mauni-d bv gray-ciad noaU.
,mt el unmoved we kept our Mnta
And rav our Uvea that time ah-uulil brinf
llniAJ-urtwin to Ml I,ai a tiijllg
I bry diuile.l peai e bmfurw our eyea
And Wo refuiiid to couiproiniae.
"Oh we were weary, airk and eer.
Heaih'a mark had iirnal!e.l every door.
AimI dtuKiialion Itirealei.eii Ihen.
) el wn warn true to Ood and mea.
iveiiolil ua now. aa m arise
VA bo m i g ti t ham hed l,y rompromiae.
If strong for buttla lliey remain.
We il.aJl have ijivmi our hvea in vain.
If M-a.-a ton make with them. ,e aurt
ll la the pence which ih:.4 endure."
(Cj.)r 1-1,1 lls bq 11 jar A. Iriieat.)
WH OLEnSrAWlTOrAN IZED
FOR UNITED WAR CANVASS
WOMEN URGED TO BE
AT HOME FOR CENSUS
lnlted War Work Campaign Will
(.atlicr stntiMtlcH and Glre Infor
mation About Money.
MANY TOWNS JOINING
WITH REVOLUTIONISTS
I'p Authority In tlmra-llP, Mann
heim, .Vun-mbiirg and Cnmc1.
conn-, kivv und conipieri-d. Nothing
in this Hue I hey will not attompl
and their connummuto Bkil) and ut-
Imp fnu , Iivi,.,m k,iv mil illrii'iVti.
corned the llnche. Soon they w ill be ! A MSTKRPA M, Nov, 10 Among
bombing llrrhn. l'.ut there are In r a I thn latest towns to come under tho
of ltoches left and 1i.ih of fighting yet rntr0 of th, workmen's and mil-
tone nunc nenue 1 u-y nn- wniiiiy no- , .. ,, , ... ,,
feate.1. nn!. lirinianv ucce.-us ,l"r" """" re Alx la Chapetlo.
aooner tn America n pciic- demand. t'lianel, Nurcmburg. Mannheim, fllad-
We will win this war
Nothing else really matters until we do!
1
al5?r7V 11! Iff 'l'' " 'J ' - J 'J!':i'TT3arlrrVEyt
3e patient here Our Boys are getting
WilGLEYS
over there!
It I wonderful to two the aircraft
gun firing on a tiennan plane over.
icad and If you are right under the
shell In some minutes you can hear
the pieces of eharpm-l fragment hit
the ground Had a lot of aouvenim
picked up on the field but lout them
all Will try and get huiho more, a a a
RnnnVrhiirg Taken In Itr-vnlntlon.
rol'K.NIIAUKN, Nov.' S (Friday).
Somlenburg Is in the hands of the
revolutionists and tin- rod flag hus
been raised on ship there.
Mothers
Your little one won't amlle
If It llver'a full of bile.
t'a.rarcts act thing right
When kiddles tongue turn whito.
Thoy bring relief and Joy
To constltiated girl or boy.
t'hildren think them dandy
Tin-)- are mild cathartic candy.
.T
I
bach nnd Muenster. A gpneral
strike has been proclaimed at Nu
remrmrg and .Mannheim.
Order I1.1 been reetored at Ham
burg, where the police have been
permitted to resume their duties un
der the direction of the workmen's
and soldiers' council and places of
public tunuaonu-nt have been re
opened. At Cologne the whole garrison
Kidod with the workers' council,
whoxo program Included, according
to the (Vlogno Gazette, the abolition
of all German dynastic, the annul
ment of war loanet, with special con
sideration for the subscribers from
tho poorer t-liuwes, the liberation of
ail poiiuc.u prisoners and the aboli
tion of saluting.
The military and civil prisoners in
Cologne are in the hand of the
council and already all tho prisoners
have boon released. The majority
and minority section of the socialist
have been fueed.
A muiig the incident of the revo
lution Is the renunciation by the
grand duke nf Saxe-Weimar and his
family of the right of eKemption
from taxation.
At I.ui'eck a lawyer ws rhargeil
with treason because he acted with
out authority from the workmen's
sin! soldiers' council in liberating
prisoners.
The Herlln Vnssisehp pitting and
Vorw torts confirm the fact that the
Inception of the revolution at Kiel
Was mistaken In many uuarters for
the idea that ji cruise had been or
dered and that It wa Intended to
give Pa-tie t) the Itritiah fleet.
NKW YORK, Nov. 10. nr. John
H. .Mntt. director general of the
I'nlted War Work campaign, an
nounced here tonight that the whole
country had been organized for tho
drive and that in many cities work
ers had received advance subscrip
tions. Cincinnati alone is reported
to have contributed about Itjoo.oO'i
while I'ostville. Iowa, the home of
Dr. Mntt, had lust night oversub
scribed its quota by f ,non.
Cable report stated that $150,000
had nlready been raised In i'orto
nicn; the Chilean provincial as
sembly In China had appropriated
ll.'iii.uOO; and that the emperor of
Japan ha personally contributed
S IS. 003.
OfiDER PREVAILS IN CAPITAL
OF BAVARIA, SAYS WOLFF
Departing from the usual rule of
making; interest in a war fund In
stead of un Invitation to gather en
ma-Hse, Tulsa women are today urged
to truiy at home.
Starting; thia morning, workers will
visit everv block In the city and have
a talk wHh thn women of every
household on the subject of a con
tribution for the seven great agencies
having to do with the morale of the
army. In order that every home be
leached, the request of the campaign
committee is made urgent, and the
appeal 1 made for an enthusiastic
co-operation.
It is planned to have 75,000 contri
butions to the fund in tho city of
Tul.sa, and that mean that practi
cally every person will have to chip
in. The executive committee wants
every home represented, and every
person in every home, if possible.
The team will cover every part
of Tulsa, and environs today and by
noon, the whole city should be ready
t,i chip in on the 1250,000 needed,
and a nice little over-subscription.
Tomorrow, a parade wl'.l be given
In which the fathers and mothers of
soldiers will take part. A number of
novel stunt will be pulled off, and
at noon Thursday, the workers meet
at luncheon to make further plans
to nUse tlie money.
Tho stunt-committee haa a num
ber of novel Ideas, among them being
a bis map that will be erected today
os tomorrow, showing every block in
the city, f rapidly a a block com
pletes Its quota, it will be painted
red. "Paint the town red by Thurs
day" is the committee slog-an.
STOIVIACHjyPSET?
Pape's Diapepsin at.once end
ournesa, gas. acidity
indigestion.
Tour mfcals hit back! Your atom
acta, la aour. acid, go-say and you fe.
bloated after eating or you hava
heavy lumps of indigestion pain or
headache, but never mind. Here la
Instant relief.
Don't stay upset! Eat a tablet of
Pape's Diapepsin and immediately
the Indigestion, gases, acidity and all
stomach distress ends.
I'ape's Diapepsin tablets are the
stfrest, quickest stomach relievers in
the world. They cost very little at
drug stores.
H.Pi:L, Switzerland. Nov. 10. A
dlspatrh to the Wolff bureau frnm
Munich. .1 copy of which has been
rectMved here, sats order prevails in
the llavarian capitol.
'Provisioning of the city." the dis
patch adds, "is assured. Trains are
running Into the city. Tho admin
istration has bu n recounjzi-.l. For
mer ministers have turned over their
offices to their successors. The at
titude nf the middle classes his not
yet been clearly defined. Kfforts
are being made to conciliate the
peasants, without the h.,1 of whom
tho city is destined to famine."
Members of Saetia
Crew Landed Safely
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 Eighty-
one men who were aboard the Amer
ican steamer Seatia, which sank
yesterday morning off Orean City,
Mo., after an explosion, have been
safely landed. In making this an
nouncement tonight the navy de
partment wild this accounted for
"approximately all" of those aboard.
The Joy of
Motherhood Tolfj
Women Tall How Tney Made Evanl
Ona of Great Happiness.
TnumlrynK-n Get Inrrrasn.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9. An in
crease of $3.50 a week for all work
ers In aundries at Littlo Rock, Ark.,
exeppt drivers, was ordered today
by the .national war labor board,
which direct that wage discrimina
tion between white and negro wo
men be -..topped.
Htirulnrs Fmployod at Plant.
PKKTIl AM1IOY, N. J., Nov. 10.
A rpport that two of the most no
torious burglars in New Jersey had
been employed 11 guards at the T.
A. Gillespie tthiill Loading plant In
Morgan prior to tho explosion there
on October 4, which cost nearly 100
lives, will be investigated here next
r1
aaaVwfa'aiafcaBf
in-air PPM
Killed a Captain.
AMSTKKHAM. Nov. The town
commander at Kiel and Naval Cap
tain Heine s were shot and killed ' Thursday when tho senate stibcom-
wtiiio resisting nrrest. nccording to mittee reopens it Investigation of
n dispatch front that place to the Co- the tragedy, according to announce
lognc Volka Zeitung. ment today.
Getting Heady,
"lias you made all aTancementa
fo' vour marriage. Man.lv?"
"Well, not nuita all, lMnah. 1'se got
to buy a trnoso. an' rent a house, nn'
leer 111:1 Vi hnslvin.t , I,..,. V, i n.
Children gladly take Cascarets n
.when cross, feverish, bilious, const!- i,r wahin to do. An' when them's
j patp.1 i.e.- his,. 1 isc.irets taste like done ah kin name the happy dy." f
"""- 1 ' ur 'T.11.1 na a lainieu I'eop'e s Home Journal.
breath, ooiitcl tongue or a cold --1
i-ive t-ascar-'ts as directed on each Th' Slaty Holler IV-batln club met
i , ''"" ' '''" don't w on v ' i,,.st night an' resolv ed that cane sorg-
I i asc.iret "rk like .1 charm and i,n, w.,, i u .iv .,,,.... v.' ... . .
enn not harm the child's tender lit
tle stomach, liver and bowels. jptiiiy spinster,
love story behind every
Si0r
thE same j&mw'
In every part of the land there are
women who tell how, through the
application of Mother's Friend, they
entirely avoided tho suffering usauiiy
incident to motherhood. Tiny relate
in no uncertain terms how from its
use the days were made bright and
cheerful and the nights calm and
restful, how the crisis was passed
without the usual differing experi
enced when nature is unaided, nnd
how they preserved their health and
strength to devote it to tho rearing of
their children und to tha tliiims lile
holds for them.
Mother's Friend is a most penutra'.
Ing remedy, prepared cupei-aiKy tur
expectant mothers from a formula "f
a noted physician. Strain upon tin'
ligaments U avoided, and instead of
a period of discomfort and constant
dread It is a season of calm repose.
The hours at tho crisis arc le.-.-. and
Mother's Friend enables the mother
to retain her natural grace, and her
skin is not cracked and doe ii"t be
come hard or disfigured.
Write to the Hradfield Iieguli-nr
Company, Dept. I., Lamar Itui.ding,
Atlanta, Georgia, for their M ithei
hood Hook, and obtain a lott! - nf
Mother's Friend from tho druggist
today.
BACKACHE
and
H.FENDRICH,
Its now banded
to insure your
getting the genuine:
Quality uneqttaled
Sold in Tulsa
everywhere 'you go
Maker EVANSVILLE .INE).
T 1 lTf nr.'ii. t- 1 1
j-iimuer'up wiin reni'iraiing
Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
A harmless and effective prepara
tion to relieve the pains of l;hi".ni i-
ti-sm, Sciatica, Iinie Hack and Lum
bago is Hamlin's Wizard m.. H
penetrates quickly, drive out sore
ness, and limbers up stiff ucliinb'
Joiirts and muscles.
You hate no ideft how useful H
will be found in cases of every day
ailment or mishap, when there 1
need of an immediate healing, anti
septic application, 113 in rases of
sprain, bruises, cut., burns iiit-s
and stings.
Get it from drnggisls for .M . en's.
If not satisfied return tho bottle and
get your money luck.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Jutt try Wizard Livr
Whip, pleasant littlo pink plii.
cenus. Guaranteed 1
WANT Km
LOST AND rotJND
1.1 1 ST Two pirn, one blark and
tn otner a ngiil red; rewara
.111 '!
for ri'.i;ri
tn 7 1 .North l.ln.ln.
f.b3T Brow'n" Tax tit la Mcva a V.
findt-r rail 7716; reward.
UIST Small w'hiT"and bi;i.'k " oo-e.
ncrew tail hulldoj with rrri"s '"
Kranonable reward. Phone 4-0-
D)ST 'n pair "ladi'a note flii- r
ward if retnrned to Information, I''
Office.
Usf La's blaek leather purw. ft'--rd
Phone -74;.
IAVST lUafiT fnT noekpieoe en road near
Ramona ; ri-ward. Call ltKi-.
UW TWO SXTTlVH TKRrtlKRS: ln
blark hair, short lci, one wiw ree'i
cellar and one without collar. Itelnrn n
1812 S. Chi-yenne or phone 6106. Liucrt.
reward.
LOST Brown and white foi terror. "
lr llrenae Ilfl. Ki-iJer sri'.l 1
or rail at 1311 S Main.Rward.
COST liuiriookron"tainiric l ''l in ' ir,
reney and registration rard in nan '"
Kobert K. Downing. Kinder lear-
WsPid ofiica, Y 85, and raeaira revarl,