Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17

through the mails at ] cent each In
addition to the existing rates.
That letters written and mailed by
soldiers, sailors, and marines assigned
to duty in foreign country engaged
In the present war may be mailed free
of postage, subject to such rules and
regulations as may be prescribed by
the postmaster general.
Section 1101. That on and after
Juyl first, 1918. the rates of postage
on publications entered as second class
matter Gncluding sample copies to
the extent Of 10 per centum of the
weight Of copies mailed to subscrib-
ers during the calendar year, when
sent by the publisher thereof from
the postoffice OF publication or other
postoffice, or when sent by n news
agent to actual subscribers thereto, or
to other news agents for the purpose
Of sale:
(a) In the case OF the portion Of
such publication devoted to matter
other than advertisements, shall be as
follows: On and after July /, 1918,
and until July !, 1919, IN cents per
pound or fraction thereof; (2) on and
after July 1. 1919, Y cents per pound
or fraction thereof.
(b) In the case OF the portion OF
such publication devoted to adverS
tisements the rates per pound or frac-
tion thereof for delivery within the
several zones applicable to fourth
class matter shall be as follows (but
where the space devoted to advertise
ments does not exceed per centum
of the total space. the rate Of postage
shall be the same as II the whole Of
such publication was devoted to mat
ter other than advertisements): Cd
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July /, 1919, for the first and second
class zones, Y cents; for the third
zone, | n cents; for the fourth zone,
2 cents; for the fifth zone, 2k cents;
for the sixth zone. IN cents for the
seventh zone, 3 cents; for the eighth
zone. "a cents; (2) on and after
July /, 1919. and until July 1. 1920, for
the first and second zones, IN cents;
for the third zone, 2 cents; for the
fourth zone, cents; for the fifth
zone. 3h cents; for the sixth zone.
I cents; for the seventh zone, s cents:
for the eighth zone, bh cents; t3)
on and after July ], 1920. and until
July /, 1921. for the first and second
zones, ! \ cents; for the third zone,
IN cents; for the fourth zone, 4 cents;
for the fifth zone. ~ cents; for the
| eixth zone, 6h cents; for the seventh
zone, cents; for the eighth zone, ~
cents; a. on and after July I, Is2l.
for the first and second zones, Q cents;
for the third zone. 8 cents; for the
fourth some. cents; for the fifth
zone, cents; for the sixth zone,
cents: for the seventh zone, 3 cents;
, for the eighth gone, 10 cents;
(o) With tho first mailing of each
issue of each such publication, the
publisher shall file With the postmas-
ter a copy Of such issue. together with
q statement containing such informa-
ton as the postmaster general may
prescribe for determining the postage
chargeable thereon.
Section l102.> That the rate Of post
age on daily newspapers. when the
same are deposited In letter. carrier
office for delivery by It's carriers, shall
be the same as now provided by law;
and nothing In this title shall affect
existing law a. to FREQ circulation and
existing rates on second class mall
matter within the county Of publica-
ton: Provided. that the postmastse