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or the right Of judges 70 accept brides
from suitors or the duty OF submission
20 the divine right OF kings or the
propriety Of action such as that OF
Benedict Arnold.
ITO debate the duty OF preparedness,
as the foundation for the performance
Of all other patriotic duty, IS useless
unless as a preliminary We undo this
work Of all our greatest men Of the
past, dissolve this nation into dust, and
start at the beginning By deciding
whether IL was worth while for Wash
ington 20 have founded the nation and
for Lincoln 70 have saved Il. II We
decide these questions in the an rma-
tive. il then becomes mere Stiffness 20
debate either whether IL IS worth while
70 be patriotic or whether L is pa
triotic duty 20 prepare 20 defend the
country which was thus founded and
thus saved.
Unpreparedness Immoral
"The unpreparedness upheld by the
advocates OF professional pacifism does
ret, as is sometimes said. represent q
high, although impractical. ideal Il Is
profoundly immoral. and IN actual
practice has been conclusively shown by
the events of the last few years 20 in
spire and abet the commission Of the
meanest sins, not only against our own
country. but against the cause OF inter-
national duty American paciism
throughout these years mas been the
timid apologist and potent ally OF the
ruthless brutality Of German mill
tsrism, both when that militarlsm has
been exercised against small neutral
nations like Belgium and when u has
caken form in the murder OF our own
men, women and children and IN the
d:shonor Of our flag.
A Salvation Army friend has recent
l. called my attention 10 the words Of
Jeremiah 40. 3l-2): Arise. get you up
% the wealthy nation, that dwelleth
without care. saith the Lord, which
has neither gates nor bars, which dwell
alone. And their cameis shall be a
booty and the multitude Of their cattle
spoil and will bring their
calamity from all sides
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Before I visited the battlefield OF
he Somme I had gone to the scene
- ,be great Battle Of Champagne,
.,s scene Of the French attack Of
Son.smber in that year, which was
enc first Of the great Allied efforts.
Nothing could be more interesting
and instructive than TO compare the
nrogress Of man in the art Of de-
s.-uetion in one short year. When
che French began that early attack
che world was filed with the story
=; the terribleness Of their prelimi-
nary bombardment; it passed all
preceding bombardments IN human
history.
Yet a year and half after, stand
;oV on ground still under German
ere for the German lines are but a
mile back Of the point at which the
French advance began. standing in
ire village square Of SOuain. you
soc that the walls Of the hamlet re-
main. the church tower IS a tangible
= ruined entity. Walk out from the
rillage a few rods and you come TO
tbs French lines from which, in the
hattie Of 10, some thousands Of
Frenchnen rose and attacked, went
aver the TOP" as the British say
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Flower of Britain
In Continuous March

Up these roads. following their az
tillery. surrounding their rolling
kitchens. the men Of Australia and
Of Canada move between those of
Scotland and Of England And the
roads are crowded day and night, like
the roads that lead 70 the Polo
Grounds when a ball game is sched-
uled. And on the shell-swept hill
sides every sort of shanty and bar
rack affords temporary resting place
for the mender Of highways or police
Of the rear. 1t is as if the flower
and pick of British imperial man.
hood had suddenly sought dwelling
place in the desert.
And the impression is bewildering
beyond all else have ever seen.
Here are some square miles Of the
earth's surface which have been
swept and torn and wrecked by shell,
by the fury Of the weapons invented
By man, and the men who have done
these things with the maddest Of all
energy, with the most terrible of all
machines, have now come forward 70
restore 70 human use what they have
lust destroyed. First they have ere
ated a wilderness and worse than a
wilderness and then they have Jared
forward into the wilderness bring
ing with them all the machinery they
could devise, not 20 repair all the
injuries they have wrought, but such
Of these INJURIES as are ham perlnR
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Big Woods Obliterated
In Region of Verdun

saw the same thing at Nerdun,
when I visited Fort de Vaux before
| went TO the Somme. There half a
dozen of the woods that have filled
the battle reports have vanished
Bots de Laufee, Chenois, Capitre-
they are gone, and there are left
neither stumps nor stump holes; the
ground out of which they grew has
been worked into a mass Of holes,
huge cavities in which men and ami
mails have disappeared and been
drowned.
This new artillery fire does not
wreck; it does not even pause with
obliteration; it alters the very sur
face and the subsurface; it raises
new hills and il destroys old eleva-
tions.
And when the armies are gone and
the war ends (for even this war
must end some time), it is interest
ing, if tragic. to think Of what Will
be the emotions of all the little
people who inhabited these regions,
people who, faithful TO the French
love for the land, will return TO their
old homes. And of their old homes
they will find not even a fragment;
the fields that they cultivated and
that their fathers cultivated will
have disappeared; the subsurface
will still be honeycombed by the cor
ridors of mines or the molelike bur-
rnrs of the dnpoIIfs
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Destruction Advances
Like a Forest Fire

And like the forest fires Of the
North. destruction advances, stead
iIy. surely. The road below the NIL
at Mametz passes Montauban, Gull
mont, Ginchy, il reaches Combles, 1t
arrives at Sailly-Sallisel, which IS
now the extreme front, but to-mor-
row the flames will pass Sailly-Salh-
SCI. And when the storm has passed,
then the railroad and the highway
will push forward, more men Will
come with tools and with machinery,
and thew will reclaim 70 their own
purposes this land that has been
deluped with steel, torn by mines,
watered by the blood Of thousands
and thousands Of men coming from
the uttermost parts Of the earth and
exhausting their resources, frst OF
destruction and then Of reconstruc-
ton.
Last summer We used TO wonder
whv the British advance was so slow.
I do not think one wonders when
one chambers with difficulty up the
steep slopes Of one hill and sees be
vond this hill after hill, valley after
valley; not great hills, but sharp
and steep hills, all now like to moth
ing 90 much as the deserted nest Of
hornets. along whose slopes there
NAV still be traced in places the cut
tings of the trenches and tangles OF
L--hoL rr-ira
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Deaths Road Leads
To Modern Pompen

Coming out Of Albert along the
read so many thousands Of men have
followed 70 death one approaches the
field Of actual fighting with little
real warning. Albert itself is a
shelled, half-destroyed town. The
tower Of It's church, with a statue Of
the Virgin suspended in PROSTATE
position across the tower, has be
cone a thing familiar 70 all who
have read of the battle. When 1t
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how many more villages. They are
gone, and sometimes the hills upon
which they stood are gone. On the
map you will see marked many little
bits of woodland, the usual COM
munal grove or the inevitable clump
of trees surrounding the frequent
chateaus. But the woods are gone.
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their purpose-which purpose is TO
get forward swiftly and turn still
more miles Of France into the same
centre OF desolation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-05
Villages Obhterated by Fire,
Somme Region Is a Desert
Earth Seemingly Turned Inside Out and Hills Torn to Dust
Terrifying Desolation Lkened to Ruin of
Sodom and Gomorrah
By FRANK II. SIMONDS.

Mr. Siouss the French Viecs ~ be printed tomorrow
.-aa kat.lesed faIs rezon
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ROGERS PET COMPANY

E Bswfizs Susy. BnIisrs -
~ Tasis Mrs hsIslfss M
Va ssppiiss Man Bros "
10 Lalss square
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centre Of desolatlon.
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alike.
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side the little brooks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-26
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
Al S@l@GQiOm of
attractive Properties

$1,5OO-S0O block, South Rockford Four East
front. $500 cash; balance easy.
$2,2O0-Kenda On Eighth between Grant and Ceand.
Five WELL garage $500 cash, balance and years
or $50 monthly, as preferred
$2,5OO-Quaker and Twelfth Five East front.
Practically new. $500 cash. balance monthly.
S3OOO-Norh Lewis. East front Six rooms; good cis-
tern. $500 cash, balance $50 monthly.
$375O-Norh Zunis. East front Five $7oO cash.
balance $50 monthly.
S35OO-Norh Elwood block. Five rooms, modern;
rage 81 cash. balance arranged good piece of
erty for the money
$36OO-Haskell and North Elwood Five modern.
Hardwood floors in living and dining rooms New Good
location $500 cash, balance $50 monthly.
$3,50O-Nuh Elwood, 100 block. Five modern.
Splendid location strictly good value $1,500 cash, $50
monthly.
$5,25O-North Elwood, 1000 block Six rooms and base
ment East front-a desirable home $4,000 cash, balance
arranged.~
$7OOO-Norh Denver East front Seven and sleep
balance monthly.
S2950-South Detroit Five rooms, modern. $1,000 cash,
terms on balance.
$6000-Souh Guthrie 700 block. Nine rooms-four down,
five up baths. Lot 75x00 Worth every cent OF the
price. Cash $2500; balance arranged.
$5OOO-Souh Elwood, TOO block Six rooms modern; two
story. 81 800 cash, balance arranged
$SOO0-Five southeast of city Within few blocks of
pavement Good house, barn, garage premises
cash balance r. 18 and "a months Worthy Of in
vestigaton.
If Interested call
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Moderate Buys
OlM Good qrerTInS

300 bleek South Xanthus
street; five-room, modern in all
respects, east front. This can
be bought $500 cash down,
balance monthly or to suit.
Price $500.
1900 block South Quincy
street, modern in all respects,
good barn and garage, storm
cave, good well, some fruit, on
car line. Price $4,500; $500
cash, balance to suit. See me
about this one.
300 block West Haskell
street, two nobby five-room
bungalows, modern in all re-
spects; beautiful in feature.
They are just as nice as can
be; overlooking the beautiful
Country club. Priced right and
on good terms;' possession at
once. $1,000 cash will handle
either.
1900 block South Detroit
street, four-room bungalow,
east front, full-size lot, nice
fruit, has sleeping porch.
Priced at S3,400. It's a good
buy-you had better nail this
one, its going to be worth
more.
Seven-room home in Kendall,
nicely improved, priced at
$4,000; $1,000 cash, balance
1888 per month. 1t is a good
one. You know Kendall is
Tulsa now so you won't make
a mistake in buying this.
= A good five-room house, lot
150x140, lots of shade, good
we'll, lots of garden space and
a chicken yard. This is priced
at a low cash price OF $4,000;
is located on North Yorktown
street. It's a good buy.
A good four-room house on
South Yorktown street; has
two good wells of water, full
size lot; not modern, but soon
will be. Priced at $1,700; $3.50
cash, balance monthly. Here. is
snap. See us about it. -
A good two-room house in
good shape, located or South
Zuhis street; good chicken
houses, good smokehouse, lots
of fruit, a dandy grape vine
yard; lot 50x140. This is in line
for a good increase. Priced at
81, $50; $3.50 cash, balance $25
per month. It's a nice little
home, and is sure worth the
price asked.
Lovely five-room home on
South Olympia street, in 600
block; oak floors in living room
and dining room. This is a
beauty; can be bought on good
terms of $1,000 down, balance
to suit. Price $4,000.
Did you say, Have we any
farms to sell? Well I should
say we have, and good ones,
too. Come up and let's talk
it over. Our time is yours, so
come get your part.
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CmMIPleS B@iun STpWr@p
525 UNITY BLDG.
Phones 7S61-1277.

REAL ESTATE is the foundation Of all
wealth, Jacob Astor, tlf founder OF The
Astor millions. said, "Buy real estate on the
fringe, while 1t is cheap, and get rich through
the advance which is sure TO come by the
increase Of population. Tulsa is determined
TO be a city OF twice It's present size IN five
years: property will then double In
value In that time, which will be equal to
100 per cent profit. Call 307s for desirable
buys McCord & Davis.
FOR SALE--Now Groom house. immediate
possession given, corner lot rs North
yorktown. Call 3l6l3 South Boston.
Prank Cuoco.
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BRUCE q C0hIPANY

FOR sale by owner, three.room box house,
on terraeed lot (sanitury sewer now
in shade and bearing peach. pear, plum
month, foundation in front best well soft
water in Tulsa, three blocks from car line,
ono block south main thoroughfare to Ken
then one block south to 7o5 south Trenton;
only s70O, II sold during September. r. o.
box ass.
FOR SALE--A beautiful corner lot IS by
lao, IA Park lIill addition, joining Irving
Place, sa,5OOi l0ONl40 east front lot ON car
line ~ East Lynne addition 81 1.250; two
story brick building 50S9O on East Second
street. laying 20 per cent IN price asked
also eightroom house on 25x1aO-foot lot in
Hall addition. colorod district. or will trade
foi late model roadster. All above property
priced right and will give terms part.
Z. + Harmon, owner, 204 Bliss Bldg. Phone
REAL ESTATE is the found alton OF all
wealth, Jacob Astor, the founder Of the
Astor millions, said. Buy real estate on
the fringe while 1t is cheap and get
rich through the advance which is sure to
come by the increase Of population. Tulsa
is determined 10 be city OF twice its pres
ent size IN five years, property will there
fore double In value in that time, which
will be equal to 100 per cent profit Call
a07s for desirable buys. McCord & Davis.
FOR SAtE-On South Wheeling, five roons
$4,000 five rooms s9y15o, five rooms
S3.45o: many others all parts Of town;
terrs to suit. Phone lLaA or 600l. NJ T.
Glass 4 Co, Real Estate and Insurance. over
Palace theater
FOR SALE--Six rooms and sleeping porch,
close In on the south side. east front,
large shade trees; this property must 'e
sold this week or viii I've taken of tbs
market as owner is going away. Rice.
Phone 1913
CkOSBIE heights nice five room outage with
all convenicnces, facing east on corner lot,
5ONliO paved street walks and curb, price
$1,000. $500 caah, balance $45 u month.
3O77. McCord Davis
FOR SALE-By owner, oight.room house
furnished or unfurnished, all new, east
front corner, well located $4,000 cash, bal
ance terms second floor brings sos. Phone
100 ,-
FOR SALE-Fourr room modern home, nice
east front corner I0t. Just off North Den,
yer. s300 will handle; this is snap viii
rent for $40. Call me for appointment,
6601 i0I2.
FOR SALE-East front corner lot, so by
40 one block from Hillcrest addition,
ii sold this week; $3.50 buys It. Phone 660l
or i012.
IMMEDIATE possession. five room mod I'm,
east front. located az 10 South Lewis Ave.
Call on owner for price and terms. 10
South Lewis. -
FOR SALE--East front lot, 5Ox150; two
room house, good well. fruit trees, storm
cellar. See owner at % North Gillette ave-
nue., Tulsa. -
FOR sALE-Dandy four.room house, well
on back porch, garage, all new would
trade for equity close ln Phone Maddox,
1852 or li03.R.
FOR SALE-Four. room hsuse In Kendall,
we'll located, on ear lnei worth w ooO'
SI.75O IL sold at once, payments. q. d.
Larkin, phone 376s.
NEW iour.room house, garage, well. eait side.
my place is clear Phone Maddox, 1882 or
4I03-R
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BARGAlNS9
S00LpP P@WdElG RENT

s3,150-New five-room bungalow
east front, move in at once. Pay
ments s35 per month.
SO. 3.500-Five-room bungalow and
sleeping porch, garage and driveway;
give terms
$S,7oO-Five-room southwest part
of city. shady lot, possession at once;
half cash.
s4.0OO-Fite-room house only five
blocks from the courthouse. This is
a nice little home; half cash.
S5,000-Six-room bungalow, large
living room, fine basement, located on
South Boston. Better look this up
If you want a home.
s4,0O0-Six-room house, South
Guthrie; this is a good buy.
4,250-Secen-room new modern
house, Crosbie Heights; cash payment
$1,000. terms on balance.
s5,500-Six-room bungalow, located
on South Cincinnati street.
3,0O0-Five-room house. south
side, on Fifteenth street; cash pay
ment $3.50.
$6.00O-F1ve-room house, east
front located on South Boulder,
plenty Of shade.
6,250-Seven-room new bungalow,
located on north side, hardwood floors
In every room; hardwood finish, the
best of decorations and bath fixtures.
Laundry room; this place can be
handled with $1.750 cash payment.
Call me for appointment.
JOHN BARRETT
Phones; office, 1887; Res, 1853.
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20 aud 81. 1917. World Publishing

90 and 81, 1917. World Publishing
Company, Publishersl
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS
Bids will be received at the office OF the
City Auditor, Tulsa, oklahoma, until
o. clock. p. m. Thursday. September 27. 1917,
for the construction OF a Sanitary Sewer in.
Guiding laterals, connections and other APP
purtenances for Sewer District No l22. as
created and established by Ordinance No.
1859, passed and approved the 18th day Of
May, 1917.
Plans, profiles and specifications for the
construction Of said sewer system and ap-
purtenances have been adopted by the Mayor
and are now on file in the office Of the City
Engineer.
posal sheets OF the City Of Tulsa
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served 70 the Board OF Comm ssioners Of tho
CITY Of Tulsa Oklahoma.
A certified check in the sum Of five (5)
per cent Of the amount OF the bid will be
required from each bidder.
All bids win be opened and considered by
tho Board Of Commissioners of said City az
a meeting Of said Board TO be held in tho
City Hall in said City at 0 O'Clock a. III. on
the 2sth day OF September, 1917.
Any and all parties Interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and protest
against or object to said proposed improve
ments or any part thereof or any matter or
thing In relation thereto, at said meeting ~
the said Board Of Commissioners on the 25tt
FRANK NEwKIRK,
City Auditor.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND


Bids will be received at the office Of the
civ Auditor, Tulsa, Oklahoma. until
n clock D. IN, Thursday. September 27, 1917.
Tor the construction of a Sanitary Sewer, In
cIpding laterals, connections and other ap-
nnr,anances for Sewer District No. 1913, as
created and established by Ordinance No.
1859. passed and approved the 18th day OF
May 1917 n
plans profiles and revised specifications
fsr The construction OF said sewer system and
anpurtenances have been adopted by the
Navor and Board OF Commissioners OF said
City and are now on file In the office OF the
= Hids must be made upon the official pro-
rosal sheets Of the City Of Tulsa,
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served to the Board Of Commi ssioners Of the
Citv OF Tulsa Oklahoma.
certified check in the sum OF five (5)
ner cent of the amount OF the bid will be
featured from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered
by the Board Of Commissioners OF said City
AZ A meeting OF said Board to be held in the
City Hall In xhid City at O. clock a. m.
the 2sth day OF September 1917.
Any and NIL parties interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and protest
against or object to said proposed improve
ments or any part thereof or any matter or
thing in relation thereto at said meeting Of
the said Board Of Commissioners on the 2sth
day OF September. 1917.
FRANK NEwKIRK
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Legal.

In tho District court Of the United States
for the Eastern District q Oklahoma.
In the matter of Joseph \. WOmble. Tulsa.
Oklahoma, Bankrupt In Bankrutcy NO.
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SNAP BUY

Good eight-rooi- modern: last
front, two-story residence, close in,
south side; large living room, dining
Noom. large sleeping rooms, muntle,
garage; fine water; coming business
property; immediate possession; you
will have to act now; call us for ap-
pointment; just one price, and that is
$500.
Jemkfms g. Terwalnewer
Room ~ Culbertson Bldg. Phone 43O8
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PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
To the creditors Of the above named
Bankrupt:
TAKE NOTICE that petition has been
filed in said Court by Joseph f. Womble
OF Tulsa in the County of Tulsa, in said
district who has been duly adiudgcd =
bankrupt under the Act of Congress OF July
l. 1898 for a discharge from all his debts,
and other claims proyahle under said Act,
and that the 3rd day of December. 1917, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, is assigned for
the hearing OF the same before the District
Court OF the United States, at Muskogee, IN
said District when and where you may
show cause. il any you have, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted. =,
A creditor desiring to oppose the appn,,
cation OF the bankrupt for discharge shaI
enter his appearance in opposition thereto
with the Clerk on the day when the credl.
tors are required to show cause, and shan
file n specification in writing OF his oppo-
sitiun within ten days thereafter, unless the
time shall be enlarged by special order oil
the Judge 40 ,o-
Muskogee, Oklahoma September 22, 1917.
EZRA BRAINERD, jr.
Special Master.
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REAL ESTATE.
uMMIElDuATE
POSSESSION
1920 SOUTH DETROIT

Seven rooms and bath, two story,
basement, oak floors, combination
furnace, fine lighting fixtures, hand
somely decorated. complete with
walks and driveway. East front lot
67x1i0 feet. Price $500; $4,000 win
handle, balance three years.
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FOR SALE-FoR sALE--we have one Of
he best pieces of railroad frontage in
West Tulsa that can be had at very reas'
onable price; II you are In the marke. for
something god, call or see West Tulsa Real
Estate. Phone tGo9-J. Jonson Bldg West
Tulsa
FIVE rooms, South Elwood, $4,000, $500
cash Phone 1884. NJ. J. Glass & Co,
Real Estate and Insurance, Rooms and o.,
over Palace theater.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF BANKRuPT'S
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
10 IN. rr.dttnrs of the above named
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FOR SALE-Four.room heuse In Kendall,
| well located, on car line worth So, 600,
sI75O IL sold at once, payments. q. D.
/ I.arLin uhone 87NA
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NEW ioar.room house, garage, well eal, side,
to trade for equity, close in. up t9 VI 500 !
my place is clear Phone Maddox, 1882 or
IIOa.R
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on back porch garage, all newi would
trade for equity close In. Phone Maddox,
aIbo ar llu1.R
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CkOSBIE heights, nice five room outage with
all conveniences, facing east corner lot,
50Nli0 paved street, walks and curb, price
$4,000. $500 cash, balance $45 month.
3O79, McCord Davis.