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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Cnu~c Of World Unrest.

WAL street journal
There ia no such cause of world
unrest aa tho government OF the jn-
tclligeut and The Industrious by the
ignorant. Eycryonc's attention has
been directed Co Russia, where II was
proved. 10 the immense surprise OF
the sterile socialist doctrinaircs, that
if Il was no. possible by their vision.
AIRY theories to make everybody rich
lt was possible to reduce every body
Co destruction.
Capital has always been oH the
side of freedom. The only roll free
dom 100 Germany was that Of the
trading cities ~ the IauYcatIe
league. 10 was tho merchant ciass
au Britain" which redeemed that
country from feudtIism iu The Wars
OF the Roses. There is no opprct-
sion ascrlbed 60 the mercantile rich
over tho poor which equals iu ,is
Iutuloraule effects the oppression
ode
There are plenty OF examples OF
this outside of Russ,a barcelona is
. HIN' on N'NN 80 'ANH 90 AN'H .'''' p '.A''.''f
Industrial cities OF Spain People
will s'lll remember tho Igrrer nglid-
I tion, whom am uuarchis, was executed
/ for promuig g.uug his doctrines Ia the
schpoH lt was B0rCeIuna's protest
. which brought this about. FOR she
claimed That she was being rcmorse-
. less y taxed i'm order 90 carry out The
preposteruus hoishcyist theories OF
socialists lcgislauvely represented IN
Madrid
To take another example, Ireland
can have home rule tomorrow. ~
far as England cares, II the Irish
viii agree among themselves But
tho Industrial and progressive people
of the north. with the greatest ship
building industry In the world, win
a linen manufacture greater than
anything in Scotland or SaN0nv say
that they are iu minority, and that
they viii rc taxed accordingly "a
carry out bolsheyist theories oriEi-
mating I'm Dublin through the sim
Fe.n and other anarchist agencies. Il
10 surprising that they prefer IN,
temperate rule OF the British govern
mcnt. with adequate representation
in tho English parliament TO 'hb
criy" of this sort2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

urc the s1fctv ~ the world AZ the
fDe drew nearer 20 the threshold OF
his beloved Paris and deeper into the
rich uris OF his birth "A pressure Of
tremendous weight wps brought
against his back as the cry arose tu
halt TIE Germans ana save the coun-
n.y. Fnmsthins akin go panic at
times prryaded the popularc. ana lit
he wonder Their am In no was az
stake and horrors unspoakauIc
threatened them Political financial
and , Industrial interests. mighty
rnmhlnat,nu Of Influences. cried
aloud AGAINST further retreat and de-
m1udgt that tho army stand and
giyo BATH, ere the Zoe should reach
striking distance ~ their vast stores
ot wealth The public rltmurod for
a halt and battle. i1 the death be-
fors their homes and institutions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Not n Pnwn-stolcn

Nev YORK Telegram
According 20 Count Won llcrtiinE,
tho German Imperial chancellor.
"The present possession OF Belgium
only means that we nave a pawn Tor
future negotiations We have no lu-
tenuon 90 keep belgium IN any form
whatever"
whether ms is true or whether
as previously stated by her. Germany
wants 60 control belgium s. principal
ports disband her army and police
tho country to protect IT, the intt-
vidual must guess for himself
n Germany never intended 90 keer
Belgium, why the feverish German'-
ratlou OF the country?
In any event 10 doesn't matter Bel
gum rs no legitimate pawn
Shylock Germany is guilty OF hold
InE stolen goods and must make res
titution 90 tho rlghtful owner and pal
substantial damages as well. In ad
dltlou someone is very liable TO 20
| to prison for the crime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Lire Issues of the Day
4 MlnlstcrlnI unIluclnntion.


Cincinnati Enquirer
The mental attitude NJ one ~ our
local ministers affords a psychologl-
cal problem ~ protouudest complex
lty. According Go report ln this
mornings paper. in answer to the
question as TO what he would do n "a
burglar should cu,cr hia house. hr
replied that "hn would hold the bag
ana help pack 10 with ,alubhl"s' DO aud
when intcrrortt,d aH tp what his
idea would hr us to how German
army invading America should be
treated ht declared 10 would Ice our
duty GO mako 10 $50 pleasant fur them
that they would go back without
harmlur anything or anybody ..
Coming from "a grown man iu an
era Of human lie when such crimes
us the rape uf belgium and the sink
ink ~ the lysitJuiu are common
plurog this seems like moon struck
madness ldeus or thut Kind might
pass uuUhulcuryd iu days Of peace.
lu Victorian l4" iu pastoral scenes.
They would have been appropriate
pumrh to tho coter'e ~ idcnlists
who enjoyed the practice of som
utmhuIIsm ut Brook taUu. But lu
au uur like fhIg. when Hll the dark
and dumu1hIr phases M Du uurcEcn
GRATED human nature Iro thrust upon
our attention with the yiyilnrss oi
uFhmuF and tho soaring power oi
rod nut iron. they ought not "Nou
fD nr purJuurI ThrY ARE uu lUdis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Women In Industry.

Topeka Cspitsl
Secretary McAdoo. who Is boss ~
all the railroads. lis having the
troubles OF tho average employer.
only multiplied to thS Nth degree.
lie Is finding it next 10 impossible
20 secure men 90 man his railroads
and is beginning 20 turn 10 woman
labor as solution. II is proposed
to use women as clerks ticket SOLE
ors. accountants and In cleaning
cars Indeed. much headway ale
ready has been made In this dirnc-
ton. Topeka has her women ear
cleaners and they are making good
on the Job.
There are dozens OF Jobs In rail-
road service that women can fll
quite ne we'll ne men. and 10 is only
matter of time until such places
will be filled by women The war
is taking an increasing number OF
mon asd She collateral lines. ship
building. muuitiun making etc. are
taking additional hundreds OF thou-
fsauds As this process goes on nor
and more women are going 10 hpf
4. their way into Eniuful occupnue"-,,
. The gIrl who doesn't care 20 ma
land be a clinRbog vine WIN nov nav
10 do 20 for lack OF employment
/ one wonders what viii happen
whom the process of rcndiustmfnt
comes following the war VIII the
women be displaced by men or VIII
they he retained and the men mus
fdrced into other lines or employ
r,ept9 or course. OF course, there
will he an epidemic - marriage
and the consequent retirement OF 70
large percentage of women from
outside employment because ot their
home duties following marriage. hut
atm there will hc left many millions
who will not become homomaker'
and they will have r. vital effect ON
economic conditions after the war
whatever the outcome the war is
making opportunities tor women
such as never offered before. ana
things will never again be Just M"
same M before this colossal conflict
can upou the world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
INTERNATIONAL MNRnIAGEs

Several events brought out 10y tho
war have raised tho question ot a
woman's right to choose her national
allegiance without reference 20 that
ef her husband. IfRn American man
had some years ago married Ger
man woman. would no because Of
that have changed his nationality and
become a German7 II an American
man should marry French girl who
II nice TO him overseas would he
feel under any obligation to renounce
his allegiance TO tho Stars and stripes
and become a Frenchman7 with all
our love and respect Tor tho French
people, we would not be willing to
acknowledge that q mans matri-
monlal ventures should constitute a
reason for such change
II man, for reasons that seem
good 20 him, should desire to forego
his citizenship In one country and bc'
come nsmraliEed In another, nobody
would deny him the right 70 do 30
But Il would be uuthlnkable to say
that he should be forced 70 do 40 be-
sause OF marriage. This goes without
saying. and tho idea even sougdS
foolish. why. then. should woman
bo required to lose her patlonality n
she marries man horn elsewher,
than in the land OF her hirth7 pocl
she not have tho right TO chose toI
herself whether or no she win acccp
her husbands citizenship as her own
According 20 present custom this Ton
Justice exists almost everywhere Fo
instance, n woman living IN brtrol
marrles a man from Windsor ON
tario, iust across the river Althoug
she may continue 70 reside In Ne
troit, she loses her citizenship hy IN
marriage and becomes a Brltish cit
zen for life
England has Just made an effo'
10 remedy this The house ~ com
mons Nas adopted hIll dennin
nationpkty and the status Of alien
inciudSJg provision enabling
Britlsh-born wife 20 resume or r,
tAln hof cltiEenship righs9S spite
having married a man who is a
alien. This IL good as far as lt goc
But no woman should be compcllo
20 ask for tho retention ot such rir-''
they should he hers without cues
ton n she chooses, sndsarteruatInn'
marriages should he preceded nv O
understanding between the parties %
this point
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
WHY snnrc Foo. ncrc9

Sew Nrrt Commercial
Tro- German sabotage Is more
common than e. generally supposed.
Arson is to commonest form, and
the fact Is concealed when the Grim
mat escapes detection because those
who suffer fenr that their insurance
policies will ho cancelled or the rates
win he raised N they state tho toc,s
Manufacturers also believe that pub
Neity viii encourage more secret enc
mics TO make similar attempts Thus
We are tcrrorized az home.
We have been too lcuicnt with the
oucuirs within our rates The mu0
who sets fire 20 70 field of grain, an
elevator Wunltion plant ship
ward lumhor vnrd or any other
place whore supplies for our army ~
navy are being produced ls either 20
traitor or spy I'm the service OF The
, Zoe I'm time ~ war he should Hnt.
/ fpr death tor such deeds I'm France
such men are executed without dH-
I nv our soldiers nr. Hy'ur hv thou.
/ alnds on the battlefield uf France
( Wry should wr lnt those who 1rI
| trying tp.stuh them in the back live
ln our w'd9t'
We should avail ourselves of DO.
deterrent effect ~ 'h. death u0uH.E
uNt ge the lIuu. would H.r..g'y HH
|f artrr' ruowI.a within inu.r HH'Ds
'r.r1 tu hrIp their foes hundred.
'uf Russians wore "NcoutNH lr fha
..n.nr nu'sn,v.aI 4t rho nrIur ~ tn.
.al.srr fo Bvruro tho assassination ui
|N|s ambassador %, Moscow That
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
When wheat WIN slump.

San FrmrH,5 ChronirIe
There De- Boo store iu Australia the
surplus OF two crops of wheat ag-
crcgltlur 500 100000 bushels Some
time that whcot possibly augment
cI by other crops. VIII COME on M
market and then a slump IN tho
price of thot grain is inevitable.
The situation is not appreciated
by some who urge the government
20 guarantee q price OF s. 90 per
bushcl Tho only way government
OF anybody else can guarantee "a
price is hy huyiug 20 that price an
that is offered There is risk I'M
trade which governments can no
more escape than others Logically
n the government guarantees any
phIce fur wheat lt should guarantee
relative prices for other grains The
risk. however. ls too great and u
tries 90 secure moderation I'm prices
hy agreements and regulation OF
profits OF mlddlomen.
There ls lu the world great
abundance Of food for al ms inhak-
uauts The only trouble ig trans
portutIou n ships were available
to carry wrplIses N commodities
tp where they nre needed every
body everywhere could buy. sell and
consume according to his desires
The war came suddenly In spite
~ the present outlook peace may
come Just as suddenly And the
moment peace comes there viii h"
urcesiro to sell from an parts OF the
world whatever is salah'o our gov
a.rwcu'. therefore objects tO com
mittnc Itself too deeply ms 90 future
transactions And 10 is nm example
safe to hc followed hv everybody
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
The Land Of Assasslnatlons

Boston Transcript
EIchhern and DrcsEler follow Mir-
bach into the company Of Plehye,
stolypIn. Rasputin and Car Nicho-
las on tho further shore Of Russian
dcspotisnr "A cup to the dead al
ready. hurrah FOR the next TO dic''
The habit OF assassination is strong
In Russia. Lcnlne and Trotzky have
been threatened. n the hand OF the
assassin should strike them down,
too. would 10 provoke q reaction in
their favor? Nut N there is any
lesson 20 he learned from Russian
history ln the past, IN other modern
lands public seNimcnt recul's from
ua-yi ssinatluus and from yruel oNeCJ-
tons Hut the Russian mind. like
that OF ancient Rome. iy cdined by
them NJ 'he Russian people may be
said t1 rally to the support of any
thing 10 is tu bold assassination
Fhat Is something 60 stand by Whey
sp1uE uohIy 90 the support of the
a-sa HInpuuu n Ilyhyr with the rev
uIItluu Ot lgO5--untu the car began
n.a own u8elssinauuus what an
eprtus Jhe murder ut ERsputin gave
Goo tho revolution ~ 1917.
N a even quite possible that the
assassination OF Car Nicholas is so
widely approved hy the Russian pub.
Doc mind Hs to stay the reaction
1Etnst me boishcvIks Let us for
Ncrf.y hope uuf oNut whore will the
mex. blow str.kca win 10 bring Just
such relief and Joy TO tho Russinn
u.HH na fn. fh.uWhf .f n.gpttt D. o,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
A erIrCm IN TIME

ono OF Tho important mot'cra 90
he considered In August bv every
family with children ot school age 1
to sec that the chlldrcn ara In r.Sror
physical condition before tho session
opena Every child should rc given
a thorough going over boy tho family
physician two or three weeks before
school begins II Is wol known That
the first few weeks OF school are pro
life In the development OF many lH.
that owe their spread 20 the bring
ing OF children OF all conditions 'o
rether In the school room. 10 70
easier 10 head Off this trouble nov
than after The damage rs under way
This much ls due the welfare ot th'
public. AZ well as your personal I'm
terest in the good of.your own chill
dren
The doctor should he asked, too
II there Is need Of examination b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Swearing m Mar rImc-.
Cincinnati Enquirer.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Observing In a general way the
new-fOund brothers In bond or tho
British navy. an English officer
wrote that the Americans cursed so
fervenuy that they seemed to be
praying Profanity is the peculiar
perquisite OF the man at arms. We
arc told that tho "army swore ter
rlbly I'm Flanders" somo centuries
ago. II ID quito likely that the
armies thero now are doing exactly
what their predecessors did
War IN bringing It into the walks
OF civil life. Even the pulpit Us
touched with the contagion OF oath
ana cpithet. Only recently the Pres
byterian general assembly felt con-
strained 10 administer discipline tu
ministers whu orally consigned tho
kaiser TO The lake Of birthstone Aa
might be expected, profanity has
come into the profession OF letters
"A domain whore, happily. IL can Doc
purified " the dross " vulRarity ana
made TO sound Ike sonor0(e lines
from an epic poem.
As proof one needs but look To- tho
vnledlctory Of that rugged Old lion
cf dchTte, discussion and deClaruluu.
Henry Nattersou -- the br.u.tsI
"Marse' Henry Of fifty years Iu kcu-
tuCky journalism Melllfuousl, and
mclungly come his syllablrs. I4Eo
the strumming of mandolin are hls
sentences OF "To he'll with autoc-
racyi" TO he'll with the Hohcnzol-
lern and the Hapsburg!" Properly
introduced, aud with the right at
mosphcre created for ~. that fare
'wcll TO the editorial dcsk might DO
appointed by the bishops 10 be read
/ iu the churches
There ~ no general llne OF con-
duct that ctn he prescribed for those
who feel the impelling need OF the
/ explosive while speaking of the war
. and the causes thereof. There IS a
way out for those mouse-like men
I who will Insist upon clinging To the
Golden Rule while the Hun is at
our very gates. They can initiate
+ their brother ln mealy mouthcd
/ mumblinEs, the northern clergyman
| who, during the civil war. while
praying. as he thought he Wns COM
manded. FOR his enemies. said. "D
Lord. bless our enemies with dcfcut
In the field and repentance in thclr
honrts!" That's supertine profanity.
yet IL doesn't sound Wicked.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

nn ouullp'. auI Il 81, whom no VIII
recommend, More ,lIs are wrought
by syo.straln than most parents
droam Uf and precautions now may
save groat trouble ia after years
Tho family doctor will also advise
whether there are tona,ls or adenoida
which should be removed, or any
other special dilflculty which needs
attention. That there should be a
family dentist ns well aH a physician
hardly needs 20 be stated In these
DAYS We have uutrrUwu the tiue
when parents would rather take an
riaks than bother about doctors ~
| ionst twice year each child'a tccih
should Doe examined boy % competent
man. who will DO the little n"cvvary
/ 10 prevent much dentistry lhter
OF course. all this viii cur' some
/ thing. nut Will snyc much more. u
| ls well 20 remember thnt 10 be- rarely
the competent practitioner VIII" over
/ charges The reliable man IH worth
/ hls fro. and no rccH to 10 mat Noh
ret your moneys worth n be- mo
qunck who goucos. and who asks for
cash in advance before No. rcnd'r'
service The family doctor and den.
tist should ho aH much matter n
course aH the family grocer Tho
moro careful YOU Hre 90 cN'l upon
them Tor prevention tho less in many
ways you will have 10 pay fnr cure
later on Nothing n 40 srpensivr n'
illness. and nothing ~ unjust to mo
child aH being hblf woll, hnlf "fN
clont because 81 some iuulr'-u'
physical defects that II easily over
come N taken ln tImN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Tho great anxiety IN tho German
mind just now comes not from condi-
'Ious In Turkey or Austria, hut the
looscniuR NJ their hold on Russia
They have long ago given up tho hope
of reaching thr English channel m
making any great hoadway IN tho
west but they have confidently
banked on keeping tho iron heel on
tho nscks of tho people ~ the east
To lose Russia now would he a heavy
blow % German ambition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

The packers sii'i NIF aa y mo
thing the people of mo rourtr. were
worrying nbou, was mo o'0rhn"0'
cost Of meats Truly n's '7 o"nH"
enough fur worry iut their cnIe'
worry ls mo apparent w0n"ro'If'nF
or food control iD u few hands with
the resultant dangers 10 produ""r.,
merchants ana mo public generally
We may never bo ahIo ~ bring beef.
steak back 10 iia Old time frure. hn'
va must do something 10 keep tho
.prlce down ~ low M eorsisisrt with
the law NJ supply and demand. Tho
profieeru see tho handwriting on tha
wall
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
\ Higher Decision.

Wichita Fsr.s.
II viii doubtless ne somewhat
startling Tor Americans to EraliEe
tina, there exists IN this country to-
day higher power than the SUI
prcmc court We have accustomed
ourselves 20 the belief that when the
court N'eaks It's word ls final. That
% accms. ls not the case--at least
during the war.
Tho supreme court set aside n'
Unconstitutional the law prohibiting
child labor. The war labor policies
board has gone over the head OF tho
supreme court and rc-estahl'shed tho
law. The method is somewhat
roundabout. but It is none ihs I'.'
effective. The board has Insisted
thar I'm every contract for govern
ment work tho contractor mu.
pledge himself not TO use the Hoe'
of children. Inasmuch as practically
every firm lu the United states ~
directly or Indirectly WORKING i.l
the United States goverursen' '''
prohibition Will be- almost as ei''.
tive as the law the supreme 'ol'
has set aside Moreover toe hoa' ,
has instructed the department .'
labor To- see that the order Is en-
forced
Tho war labor policies hoarA
given the children of America "a ,.
prleve. So long ms the war 49,,
they are safe from profiteers. W"yl,
the war ends child labor VIII ~,
resumed. unless some way ia IouU,
for getting around the sup, 'In'
court's decision. by that time. now %
ever. one of the justices may ha, 2
retired and It may be possible u, u,
/ reverse the five 90 four decision 'hal
/ condemned American childhood ''
I industrial slavery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Promised 20 Go Work.

on promise TO leave town and SO
N work. George Wann was released
on his pSrsonal( bond OF $500 by
t,pited states District Commissioner
Labn II wilkins yesterday after
nSor. The man was arrested by Of
Ulcers August ON tho charge NJ
selling dope II was shown nt. his
trial that he Is a confirmed dope
head" but he promised 10 try 60
atraighten M, 80 the fudge took his
bond and LET him have a chance to
redeem himself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Tho Germans are back ~ their old
game OF bombardlng Parts at long
range Their time IA short FOR such
tricks. for n things keep on like they
ara going tho Huns viii soon be too
far away from Paris ~ reach -, even
with their wonder artillery There Il
juat n possibility however. that tho
Huns are peeved ~ their recent re-
verses and are doing this for spite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Tho least arrcgahlc Thought ~ tho
American farmer today le chat somo
NJ Mis- crops must go io the feeding
of German prisoners they are f1lI-
Ing into allied hands so t,st as 90
almost constitute problem to take
care Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
PHONES
Daily Food
AUGUST ~. 1918

Osmnii Thy way unto tho lord trust
piso Ia him, and hs shall bring Is 10 patH
PaA. BTs
All my times shall ever ho
Ordered By the wise decree
Times Of sictnets, lines ~ health,
Times of. psuusrY and wealth
Times OF trial and oi rret
Times Of triumph snd relief
o lord, know that The Was oi man IL
eoi IN himself Il IL not iu man that WalA
stA 10 direct hla steps Jcf 1929.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Tho kaiser thinks that after tho
war thefe viii ho no more German
emigration 10 America. wouldn't be
surprised. anyway, for the welcome"
slEn has been taken IN. Rut there
will be thousands Of Germans who
will wish thcy had emlrrntcd while
tho gates were open
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
RcnI Americans

CHIEF Spotted Cow and Iron Man,
And an their copper hruthorF.
Emit the warwhoop M their elan
And fight ON with the others
Tho fhrIu cry ut young Aces l'ull.
Grandson ~ ancient sHung Hull
Rings out with th1t ot sun Hangs
Low.
Descendant ~ Gorbuimo
And mingled in that lvrlln rae"
Are heirs ~ cold Rain iu The FACE.
who aim to hrlur from over there
A sample OF the kaisers hair
1SyIur touths of the wonderful golf
Scores arc made iu iho clubhouse.
We're comlnc. Father Woodrow,
Seven milton strong
We're coming With o spirit
That viii punch the hunH along
Are ihr uII bows hIppFF
W.II Listen fH nu.r SONG.
while they Ufr marDhIuE tn Pots.
dams.
IThuae s,blsat worlds 'roo ola Co.,
fuhl'
Are heard hyua uo more
| Wore gnuE iu BATTLE for inn f'Ehi
i.uuu BE- distant shore
] when We Er' thUnuHh with hu'ur
.rhrrc. uIut going tu poo nn core
while vu are uHruhinl Goo Pots
dam
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Nj Tafy says the Germans have mo-
sense of humNr Nobody has over
accused them OF such possession.
Even if thcy had @ would be hard
for them Go extract any merrimcnt
ont of present conditions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

spain IL using. up great many
scraps NJ paper IN protesting
uralpst tho sinking ot hcr chips hv
Cy-fmap U-boots when viii she
lkarn that thc Hun ls immune 90 that
Kind of recruitment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Our American rrorteers are only
amateurs an tho game over IN Aus
uz0 hSy have recently boosted tho
price of bread ltg per cent