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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-06-15

FLEUR D'EGLANT1ER

FLEUR D'EGLANTIER
Quinze jours plus tardtout 6tai
chang6 q la Maison Forestiere.
Ainsi won't les chooses dc G
monde Oh chaque minute qui pas
Sc emporte, am6ne. volt na1tre .
voit mourir.
La neiig,ea, une 9, neige ff6paisse e
glac6e couvrait la terre; un silenc,
blanchatre, singuli6rement triste
vide, sonore, s'6tendait dams lei
profondeurs de la Foret de PEtoite
LIE brigadier Buisson restait al
coin du feu, GU sill sortait, ne Il
faisait QUEEN s'enveloppant dr
magnifique cache.nez vert ct jau'
ne.
LIE Coo Girls await d6camp6 d.
la chambre q four, ct Laurence
felle-meme habitat maintenant st.
Leonard.
Grace aux soupes, aux bouteil-
les de win, aux d6:octions de plan
tain ct de marguerite sauvages
que lui apporta Requirement So
gentille protectrice, grace surtout
8 son temperament de fer ct q Ia
puret6 de son sang, la blessure du
Coo Girls ne s'6tait point enveni-
NEE.
Mais il ne Sc sentait point tram
guile sous le tolt des hommes
quill oonsid6rait CONNIE SEES plus
mortels ennemis.
Aussi malgr6 son alteration pour
celle quill estimait un etre dune.
nature autre que la sienne, le va
gabond avait-il mis- des distances
entire SEES. mollets ct les chiens de
la Maison Foresti6re, qui sen ve-
haient fairer ct CRATER 3 la porte,
quatre on cling jours apr6s son ar
Par honte de ne pouvoir expri-
mer CO quill aurait voulu dire, ct
par honte aussi de laisser voir ses
larmes, LIE Cog Girls s'6tait en-
fui sans pr6venir Laurence, sans
lui faire ses adieux.
La 6llette en- fut froiss5e ct cha
Pas de reconnaissance, ct puts
qu'allait-il deyenir dams la neige,
la pluie, le vent, le froid pendant
quatre grands mois; ST du moins
ellie await Gu le temps de lui don.
ner la vieille veste de son pere
qu'elle await rapi6c6e pour lui!
MATS bient0t ellie dat songer q
elle-meme.
LIE brigadier s'6tait decide q Sc
s6parer dele pour lui. 6viter les
courses de Saint Leonard ct en-
faire une petite femme aocomplie,
dams sa position en- la mettant en-
pension chez les S@urs de la Pro-
violence jusqu'au mois d'aodt sui
want.
Lourde d6pense podr lie maigre-
budget de Pemploy6 de l'Etat,
mails d6lai n6cessaire pour que
Laurence SIT la couture, le repas-
sage, la cuisine qu'une femme de
maison isol6e doit savoir plus en-
core que toute autre.
La 6llette await etc joyeuse ct
triste tout 4 la fois de ce gros
enlargement de vie.
Ellie ~laissait derri4re ellie So TO-
ret, son pere ct LIE Cog Girls qui
qu'elle au monde pour l'ai-
mer.
Solvent ellie monta aux greniers
du pensionnat pour tacher diaper
cevoir la-bas, ia-bas, les massifs
sombres de lEtoile: ct solvent
ellie ne dormit pas dams son lit de
pensionnaire en- 6coutant la bise
qui faisait craquer les Wires ct en-
Sc damandant Oh lie pauvre Cog
Girls reposait, lui, q cette meme
heure.
Les 6tonnements, les douceurs,
luxe de la Vile ne gaterent pas
l'enfant s6rieuse, droite qu'6tait
Laurence.
Ellie devenait plus fine, plus bel
lie, de manieres plus ais6es mails
ellie men continual pas moins de
regretter sa simple vie de la Mai
son ForestiAre.
Ellie Sc jetait dun elan bien sin
cere dams les bras du brigadier ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-06-15
Echo oeI'Ouest
AIEksAPoL1s, le Is Juin 1917.
Mile Eva Blanchard, file M.
Clovis Blanchard, est gravement
nalade depuis quelques jours d'u.
ne attaque d'appendioite.

NM. Tom Huard de Medicine
Lake ct Noise Grenier de notre
vile, viennent de gutter l'hopital
st Barnabas Oh lis ont cts op6res
par le Dr Laurent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-06-15

ron da-
mes pour prendre de la couture
chez Giles. S'adresser 4 Nine Me
loche 1910 Avenue Stevens. T6l6-
phone Colfax 400,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-06-15

Envoyez votre lavage = Ia Blu
anderie Thor.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-06-15

I Abonnez-yous ! rEoHo, DE LOO
Est, 81 par an.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-06-15
Seance Litteraire ct
Musicale

Les cloves de r6cole Notre-Da-
me de Lourdes seront en- liesse di-
manche, lie II courant, q l'occasion
de la cl6ture du terme des classes.
lis donneront, q 2h.3O de l'apr4s-
midi, dams la sale "Holy Cross,
4e rue ct lie Avenue n. E., leur
s6ance annuelle de fin d'annee,
LIE success qu'ils ont eu dams lie
|pass6 leur assure un auditoire
nombreux de nos compatriotes.
Blllets 35c. Si6ges reserves SOC.
Ci-suit lie programme:
/. Chorus,
My Own United States, Edwards
2. Duettino,
Two Little Playmatess Bristow
Minims
3. Saynete,
Sill Y await encore des Fees, M. P.
L%'enfant, Louisette, L. Leclercq
La maman, G.. Leclercq
4. Floral Drill, M. Morton
Y. Guillemette, b. Provost, L. Latou.
relle, B. Plouf, B. Malboeuf, L. Ha-
mel, s. Hache, A. Neville, F. Emond,
M. Emond, E. Opimette, B. Giguere,
M. Trudeau, M. 'Labelle;, M. Lefeb-
vre, j. Malbeuf.
5. Chaur initial,
Oiseaux, Fleurs, Papillons, B. Lagye
Troisieme Cours
6. Cheur,
La Reconnaissance, C. H. Pourny
Jeunes Files
=. Notre-Dame de Lourdes' Orchestra
(b) La Marseillaise, R. De L'Isle
8. Solo Vocal,
Priez, Aimee, Chantez, L. Gregf
v. POmerleau
FRERE ET SOEUR
Opera Comique
en- un acte
PERsONNAGEs
| La Catarina Y. Guillemette
Gina B. Provost
Claudio, NJ. Lapierre
Cheur de Jeunes F%leuristes
10. Duettino,
Helping Papa and Mama, Wagner
A. Fortier, L. Leclercq
IL. COMEDY
WHAT ALLIED MAuDlE
Mrs Hazel Lindley, B. Plou1
Maudie Lindley %. Paquet
Grover Lindley G. Plourde
Isabella, sister to Hazel, B. Malboeu1
DR.. Killsure A.C. Bonnir
Ike Limberger "A. Roy
IL. PENMANsHIP DIPLOMAS AWARDED
by A. N. Palmer
w. Archambault, r. Veillette, r. Tur.
geon, r. Leclercq, 2. Belanger; E.
Beauchaine, G. Labelle, E.Touran.
geau, O.. Talbot, M. "A. Savoie, ",
Pomerleau, d. Seguin, B. Savoie, G.
Leclercq, "a. st Hilaire, E.1sMarceau,
4. Cossette. Il Il
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-06-15

La mauvaise digestion ct Ia
faiblesse qui s'ensuit VOLTA
les deux grands maux don't Sc
PLACEMENT les hommes.
Les PILULES MORO, souve~
raines pour les hommes,
retablissent la bonnie digestion
ct les forces reviennent.
Fiatez-vous de vous gu@rir atm
de TRAVELLER avec comfort.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

connected with the most historical
spot in Tulsa county-the block on
which the first little one-room school
was opened in this county by Il mis-
sionary gives us this irrcfutablc con
clusion Whatever may be the final
uso TO which this block will ultimately
be used. ana regardless of how much
money the board may be paid for II.
by all the laws of original intention.
10y the tradition of thirty years, by the
expressed disapprOVal OF the voters
less than seven years ago and by
right of eminent domain this block
belongs To the people OF this city.
Further than that. The people at
this very hour, II given the opportun-
ity To vote on the question. would
Overwhelmingly confirm their past
expressed decision. and no one knows
this better than the board that
disposed Of the lot for commercial
purpose.
our people are not niggardly with
the school board now and never have
been.
The World has stood valiantly be-
hind every bond issue they have ever
asked for. and has always wanted tho
children To be properly housed and
happy and comfortable in every way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

possible. II was not and never would
have been necessary to sell this block
To obtain money to pay either current
or building expenses for the Tulsa
school system.
To rCitcrdte. II we are merceuary
I'm wanting 10 retain this bluck-we
are proud of the company we are In
and have been in for years.
We merely want to do our part to
secure for this city. before it Is too
late, centrally located block as a
breathing spot for tired men and
women, and while not specially set
aside AK n playground for children.
yet none the less a place where even
their weary feet may find n resting
place, with green grass, shady trees
and fragrant flowers to cheer ana
soCthc both mind and body. and that
even the automobilist can point to as
the boautySpot Of the city. In fact,
a spot close enough to the business
section that all can go to It without
paying tribute to a street ear or in
terurhan line
And II this Is germ breeders
scheme" or dream. make the most OF
II We shall always have the salts
faction and consciousness of having
stood FOR this proposition with all our
heart and soul. without hope Of per-
sonal reward or mercenary gain.
Let the kicker kick.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

never voted on any school affair and
therefore this proposal was voted
down 10y the men Of this city No one
even dreamed az that time that lot
could ever he sold for money 10y tho
school board The voters refused to
set even q small part OF II aside for u
public library
However II the will of old Ben But
Ter an attorney general OF the United
states and one of the most profound
lawyers this country ever produced
could hc broken. and was broken, II
] not for us To- east aspcrsions ON those
pioneers thirty years ago who thot
they were drawing good and true
document liy "a decision OF the su.
premc court uf this state the local
board has been given permission To
dispose Of lot for money that the
voters refused permission to be set
aside for a library building lot.
We wish II distinctly understood
this ~ not criticism of Mr. Cosdcn.
who Is one of our most generous and
hig-hcartcd citizens. He sees every
thing in big way and II Is natural
Hud legitimate for him to seek the
choice corner of this city for his nov
building
lie is not under discussion in any
way In this article.
resume of the dramatic Incidents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
KENDALL GYM GROWS
LIKE A MUSHROOM
Temporary Structure Ready
for Incoming Students
at College.

Like a mushroom in the night
licnrN Kendall co lege has secured Il;
temporary gymnasium TO take the
place OF the structure which WIS
Turned TO the ground immediately aft
er Thanksgiving While the students
we're away during the HOLIDAYS the
hammers OF twenty or more wcrkmen.
carpenters and others. were buGy as
the proverbial bee SO that before the
incoming horde of students begins to
arrive everything will be In readiness
for them in their athletic efforts
When the Young men and women OF
the college departed Tor their homes
before Christmas practically nothing
mad been accomplished toward tho
construction Of the gym. but now only
n few finishing touches remain to he
made.
In spite of the fact that IL rs t.
meet the demands Of the students only
a short lime the new structure at Ken
dali is declared TO be even better than
the old building, which was destroyed
by fire. The floor In the basketball
court IS Just as wide and is twenty
feet longer. This makes il one of the
best courts i'm the state
In the summer the construction OF
the permanent building will stalt as
viii the building of a permanent ath-
lctic fed but until that time the frame
building. just TO the rear of Robinson
hall. will answer the demands to be
made upon II. II is likely that it will
accommodate all the teams that are
scheduled to take part In the inter
scholastic basketball tournament IN
the spring.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
NHN WE NEED \ DOW NTDWN
pAIik

CONTINl Ed FROM PAGE ONE
take money from public funds 10 bu'
a lot for the purpose.
II would seem 10 us at thia removed
tHre a logical and sane proposition
to put 10 the decision Of the voter.
and surely would he approved
Mr.. New CitI2en We must tell you
that the request YVES refused. Nllu.
rally YOU ask "Why?" A. we have
stated frequently In these columns II
has always been a tradition foundc
upon what tho older citizens felt was
a sound document. that the original
deed from the Presbyterian missionary
hoard tc this city was inviOlnte. and
that this h ock could never be sold
or disposed oi in any way WhatsooV +
and even tho this particular lot was
tor an educational purpose. that II
they set the precedent that the block
could be broken in any part of it, en-
tircty. their coed might be set asd,
ard the block lost.
There is ono rather thrilling fact in
all this retrospective discussion and
that is this: At the time the placing
of the library building on the lot since
sold to Mr.. Cosden, was referred To
the voters the women OF this city had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
|0|L & GAS TEAMS
! ], TO PLAY OFF TIE
FThree-Cornered Deadlock Will
Be Settled With Series of
Games Next Week.
CAN'T USE NEW PLAYERS
League Won't Permit Cosden,
Carter and Sinclair to
Strengthen Squads.

Arrangements have been made by
Paul Konz of the oil & Gas Basket
ball league to have the three teams.
iCosden. Carter and Sinclair, which
ended the season in "A three-cornered
| tie, play off the tie next week at the
| Y. NJ. c. a. gymnasium.
Games will be played i'm the gym
nasium Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day nights. On Monday night Cos
den will play Sinclair. Contestants
in the third game on Friday night
will be decided by the result of the
first two. In case Cosden loses both
games Sinclair and Carter will play
the championship In case Cosden
wins both games there will he no
third game. On the other hand each
team may win one game and lose
one, resulting in another tie.
II such should he the case, an
agreement has been made by the
managers of the three teams that
they flip" a coin. The odd" man
will withdraw and let the other two
teams play. and in turn will play the
winner. Thus the tie would be ended
FOR sure.
New Players Barred.
Announcement was also made by
Mr.. KonZ that no player will be elig-
'ble to engage in the games unless
lie participated in the games played
during the scheduled season. One or
two of the teams have hoped to
|enter men who We're not in the
league when the season opened. Such
|changes We're prohibited by the
Ileague in order to have the teams
play on the same level as before
Also it was announcd that per-
ISOnS holding season tickets will no
admitted in the coming games with
lout additional charges. Others will
be admitted for the regular admis-
lsion fee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
Eagles lclcCt Officers.


COMMERCE., Okla, Jan. 3.-The
Fraternal Order of Eagles at its last
regular meeting elected the following
officers for the year 1917: w. T., j.
f kimes; V. p, II. r. Davis; secre-
tary, +. l.. Miller: treasurer, V. A,
Necce; chaplain, Fred McHaffie: /. G..
f.. Tate; o. g., c. q. Haines; trustee
A. J. Humphrey; physician. DR.. NJ. +.
Willis. The Commerce chapter OF
the Eagles is live bunch and has
experienced a good growth during the
past 12 months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
Wednesday Night
arcade Scores
Assay Firm Disolyrs.

Speclal 10 Inc word.
COMM ERCE, Okla, Jan. 3.-The
firm OF walker d Nichols, doing bust
ness under the name of the Ottawa
County Assay company. has been dis
solved, Mr.. Nichols retiring from the
business. This firm has only been in
business a few months, but in that
time has done rapidly increasing
business. There is an Increasing de-
mand for assays in the Oklahoma
mining field. Mr.. Nichols will return
to Joplin. Mo, to engage in the hard
ware business there with his father
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
sam Small ut Claremorc.

Spctl1I u Thc WOrId.
CLAREMORE, Okla, Jan. s.
Sam W. Small, u. ID. the famous
southern evangelist, whose abilities
and equipment have made him Il
prince OF the platform" for the past
two decades, will deliver his great
antisaloon lecture, "Uncle Sans
Water Wagon, at the Baptist church
in Clarcmore on Tuesday evening,
February 13. This great lecturer
comes to Claremore under the aus
pices Of tho State Anti-Saloon league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
Three Justice Courts.

ISntcWI 10 THt WOrTd.
I'ing nov has three courts Judge w
iR. Hogan took the oath of office
lMcnday as justice of the peace for
This township and his court will sit
wherever the occasion demands
George Simon Monday succeeded him.
self as constable for this township.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
Locating policeman after mid

Locating a policeman after mid
night.
Trying to coax n detective into tot
ing nitrOglycerin.
WE WONDER
II Sheriff Mccullough supplied
Purity Squad Leader Townsend with
deputy shcriffs commission.
What the chief thinks every time
somebody starts a rumor that he is
going to resign.
What Jim Pilkington thinks every
time he sees an autoist breeZinG
about the roads at rate not less
than forty miles an hour.
We have an idea about what the
thots amount to.
pretty fair idea, too, we think.
ABSOLUTELY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

DOPE ) {: :!:
(By "CY" LOGsDON)
without attempting to qualify az
an expert on womcns fashions, and
preston that we pLrusc the womon's
rage regularly. we take the golden
opportunity that is Haunting Itself IN
our face to announce that the newest
fad gets our goat.
This fad. If You care to know, is tha,
oi wearing II ring on each finger.
We always thot the fad of wearing
Of nine on one finger was bad enough
But, one on each finger is going o.
lie still worse.
Right away we know the fad isn't
being gotten under way for the pur-
pose OF enhancing the beauty OF the
babies pretty hands.
IL IL going to become u fad Just be-
cause II movie actress got IL in her
head to do tie very stunt.
This notion entered her "uernob-
scot" shortly after millionaire safety
pin manufacturer made her present
OF sufficient rings TO equip all fingers
For the sake of the youth of the
land We hope 'he fad will not last
thruout the year
From the bottom Of our hurriedly
palpitating hearts we hope and trust
the fad becomes a fecb'e memory by
the time the next Yuletlde season
creeps into View.
Buying rings for the chickens ia
becoming inconsistent enough as II II.
without any more startling fads
popping into existence.
Yes, we suppose they were diamond
rings.
IN PASSING.
She had rings
On her fingers.
paint on
Her nose.
Limousincs To
Ride in
Wherever
She goes.
There were six
ON her fingers,
Eight on
Her thumbs.
The guy
That bought 'cm
Must have been
Struck dumb.
While We have no steady girl just
ut present we advise all right now
that in the event they become en- .
thused with that fad II will be well /
to avoid all proposals of marriage I
that we might voice.
For the sake OF harmony. rs II /
were, and Ia avoid having the neigh
bors call the police.
Then. referring to the old wheeze .
TO the effect that boys will be boys, .
we call your attention to the Missouri |
rational guardsmen who sold n few |
government buildings to some Mexi- |
cans.
AS well as we can remember at .
this time the structures considered .
were the Y. NJ. C. A. building, n mess .
room and possibly stable.
The entire lot was Jumped off for
n cash outlay of some six dollars
Inasmuch as the soldiers have gone |
and probably had spent the money
for cigarets before they entrained for
their native heath. we wonder how
the MeXicans expect to get their
money back.
Or whether they ever thot about
getting it back.
Or whether this action on the part
Of the gringoes will be the cause of
further diplomatic entanglements be-
tween the United States and the
birthplace of tamales AMI chill.
LIFE'S POSSIBILITIES
Trying to convince the police Judge
,ou were not drunk
Getting back n Christmas present
after the squabble has ended pleasant
relations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
RHEUMATISM

lf you are hobbling around with
rheumatic joints, or suffering tor
turc from inflammatory rheuma-
tism--come and let me explain my
theory and treatment for this
painful affliction. II is somewhat
different from other treatments
and cures when others fail. 1t
Will pay you to Investigate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
EPILEPSY

am especially successful in
treating Epilepsy and invite tho
most difficult cases. My treat
ment is blessing to those suffer-
Ing with this terrible disease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
ASTHMA

No one but an Asthmatic can
appreciate the terrible distress OF
this disease. Gasping. smothering.
painting for breath - suffocating
feelings - sitting up in bed all
night are but Il few OF the ter
rible torments an Asthmatic suf-
fers, II you are an Asthma vlc-
tim. let not another day pass
until you try my wonderful treat
ment which gives almost immedi-
ate relief. and lasting benefits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
CATARRH

II produces headache. ringing
In the ears. defective hearing.
soreness OF the throat. irritation
OF the bronchial tubes. dyspepsia,
loss OF appetite, impure blood, foul
breath and consumptive lungs. Il.
you are affected thus. secure
cure by taking my treatment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
LIVER

Troubles, Constipation, Sallow
Complexion, Nausea, Lassitude.
Sick Headache, etc. quickly and
cheaply cured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
LIFE'S POSSIBILITIES

Trying to convince the police Judge
YOU were not drunk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
SKIN DISEASES

Pimplcs. eczema. blotches, acne
and all skin diseases | treat by
the latest scientific methods, nc
complishing quick and lasting re-
suits when ordinary treatments
fail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

Getting back n Christmas present
after the squabble has ended pleasant
relations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
STOMACH

II you have distress and bloat-
Ing after eating. don't neglect
treatment. Catarrh OF the stom-
ach Is II most common ailment
and can be cured, but remember
cancer OF the stomach Is incur
able. Don't neglect stomach and
liver troubles. Consult doctor
who knows how 70 cure you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
ST Per Office Visit for the

Low monthly rate, including medicines, for out-of-tovn
Dropsy Lumbago Neuralgia Scatica St Vitus Dance an
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

While We have no steady girl JUST
Mt present we advise all right now
that in the event they become en-
thused with that fad II will be well
to avoid all proposals of marriage
that we might voice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

Trying to coax detective into tot
ing nitrOglNcerin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

Or whether this action on the part
of the gringoes will be the cause of
further diplomatic entanglements be-
tween the United States and the
birthplace of tamales AMI chill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04

IN PASSING.
She had rings
On her fingers,
paint on
Her nose.
Limousincs Ia
Ride i'm
Wherever
She goes.
There were six
On her fingers,
Eight on
Her thumbs.
The guy
That bought 'cm
Must have been
Struck dumb.