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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

ing them OF tho German trickcry hid
den In her peace note. \ great many
people have taken the fact that
Chancellor Macmillan has ap-
pareniIy accepted all Of President
Wilson's propositions as the terms
upon which peace can bo agreed TO
mean that the war IL ended, and that
1t VIII not be necessary to subscribe
the loan.
In Tulsa and oklahoma, We are
glad to note, ih" peace proposal has
had very lIitlc effect oar people
arc suspicious Of any proposition
coming from Germany whlDh DOCS
not mean unconditional Hurr"ndor.
and are determined 10 pat the loan
over within the time designated
II the subscription falls even a
few thousand dollars bcIOw the marx
sct 1t will hc a victory for Germany
You who have motley are not
asked 10 donate 1t TO the government
You are asked to put up dollar
that Will not come back to YOU with
a safe inycstmrnt. THIS ~ IT, II ls
not only an Investment that Win.
bring you financial profit It IS an
Investment ~ enduring p"aro. hu-
man freedom ana world vide liberty.
Let us show Germany that her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Horoscope
Wodnorday. Octohcr Q, lOIs.

Wednesday. October .. 1918.
Copyright hy the Mcclure Newspaper Syn.
dicatc
Venus rules strongly for good to-
day, according to astrology. Mars
is adverse.
This Is "A rarely fortunate day for
weddings. They who marry under
this rule OF the stars should prosper
greatly. The sway il not so lucky.
however. for soldiers as for civil
ians.
Hotels, dry goods shops, milliners'
shops and all places that cater 10
the needs OF women have a favorable
direction.
1t is an auspicious planetary gov
ernment for theaters and for new
plays. First appearances OF actors
and actresses are we'll aspected.
Women In industry have a leading
making for superb service during
the war. but they will meet many
problems that will test their mental
as well as their physical endurance.
A great leader OF women will
come from the workers in the new
year. 1t Is prophesied.
This is not particularly favor
able day for obtaining news con-
Cerning the war, but the stars give
each day assurance OF final vic
tory that is to be the most wonder
full ever recorded.
Astrologers foretell that after
peace has been assured many Ameri-
can soldiers will remain many
months in Europe. some OF them
helping to rebuild ruined towns and
to restore wasted territory. Few.
however, adopt the land on which
they fought
Venus on the Ascendant in Paris
shows much rejoicing and many
festivities in Paris.
Mars in Sagittarius is likely to
cause serious trouble in Spain be-
fore the new year is we'll begun.
Many debates concerning finance
Will multiply congress from this
time on, it is predicted.
Some special trouble between
France and Russia seems 20 be in
diCated
Persons whose birthdate Il is
should guard against law and quar-
rels and beware OF accidents in the
coming year
. Children born on this day are
likely To he hasty and impulsivc.
These subjects OF Libra are liable
TO accidents and injuries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Little Benny's Notebook

This aftirnoon ! had a sent, not
knowing weather to buy sumthing
to cat or sumthing to keep, and
decided TO buy sumthing to eat. on
account OF you can get more to cat
with sent than wat you can TO
keep, and I went into Mommy Sim
minsca store and started to wawk
up and down In frunt OF the candy
counter making up my mind, and
Mommy Simmins kepp wawking up
and down with me. on her side Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
The Heart Hunters
by DOUGLASS
Authar OF "Hnnt!ng a Musbana- -ManaL.ng . mushana-

on the floors The kitchen garden.
When ran out to see It, showed only
Few scattered leaves Of lettuce.
Joe Hammond and Alice had not
returned the whole day. Dan came
lImping around after me ds | worked :;
while Clarence Allen polished glasses
an ran BcttyS crrands with alaCrity.
/ wondered how Bctty'B love affair
had been progressing.
But the situation at Fcrncliff was
getting desperate, and ! knew We
must Wiken Alice 70 II that day
~ hav" 10 sit up all night, I'm
going TO tell her what ! think Of
hcr'' said BETTY anErily to me. III
Dan had any spunk he would see that
81 q diI her share ~ the work I'm
not going to stand any more of it,,
that's aIi'
II was nine O'Clock before we heard
the pauing Of Joe's hired Ford.
Thcv came into tho house laughing
Eaylr Betty wayiaId Alice on tho
stairs Alice came reluctantly
enough. sitting u yawn.
Then laid the situation before
her; asked her II she thought she
was treating " fairly to leave us
with all the work
Nllcc's deep blue eyes darkcnod,
"You'rc right" she said, but I'm
lust beginning to realize what mess
I've made Of my lIfo. have to keep
moving to forget IT,"
We looked at her with deep pity.
And ! felt understanding for her.
Don't worry. Alice" / said. well
do tho best We can"
II was not untl hours aftcrward,
in a wlkcful night. that I understood
what Alice had done thrown ~ or
the track, as usual
Tomorrow An Accident
fCCryrcht 1913 George Matthew Adams)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

You will no doubt hear magazine
DEM ocrats say that the patriotic
thirs to do this year in order TO win
the var Is to forget state politics and
vote for Judge Robertson for gov
ernor. This is fine sentiment, but
what they really want done is for
the people OF the state who have
been bled white by taxation to keep
quiet and give the bunch another
four years grab at the public funds
The patriotic thing to do this year
is to clean the state OF tho machine
that has robbed the people for the
past IL years, and put yourself in
shape to help the national govern
ment raise the necessary funds for
war work. You can save enough from
state expenses to finance your part
of the war fund by electing repub-
llcans to state officeA. II is ii mighty
good time TO try the experiment any
way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
REPUBLICAN TICKET
GOVERNOR
MsUa,~.V r,td

GOVERNOR
Horace q, MeKeevsr Enid.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Harry q. johnson, Oklahoma City.
SECRETARY OF STATE
John T. Sturdivant, PAwnee.
STATE AUDITOR
Everett Purcell. Enid,
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Ebsn L. Taylor. Poteau,
STATE TREASURER
z. D. Foster, Thomas
suPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
] N. Hamilton. PonCA City
STATE EXAMINER AND INSPECTOR
D. @. Bennington. Oklahoma City.
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
VIM. o. Wallace, Oklahoma City.
ooMR CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
Harriet Patrick Gilstrap, Chandler
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
v. W. Snyder Holdenville.
CHIEF MINE INSPECTOR
John s. Cameron, McAlester.
PRESIDENT BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
J. W. Glidewell. Helena,
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER
G. W. Ludvick, Fort Cobb.
CLERK sUPRENR COURT
UNITED STATES SENATOR
W. B. johnson, ATdmore.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-
T. A. (Bert) Chandler, VtritA.
SUPREME COURT CANDIDATE
II, II. Montgomery, Sixth District.
STATE SENATOR
Glenn Condor, Tulsa.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Two 10 clcct
J, \ tJAckl DeShane.
Horace J, NewbeTy,
DISTRICT JUDGES
Two oicctJ
Horace Speed, Tulsa.
Stanley G, Y em''''r' P'Vn'o,
COUNTY TICKET.
SUPERIOR JUDGE
John T, KOrr1sAn.
COUNTY JUDGE
J. II. wilkins
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Rufus A. Underwood
william Mccullough.
ASSESSOR
o, A, steiner
COUNTY CLERK
D H. Rec 'couar CLERK
WilliamAA Qhoats, Sand Springs.
John n. ootdsbsrry. collinsytle
SUIT OF PUBIC INSTRUCTION
SURVEYOR
COMMISSIONERS.
Bob Martin, sPerry.
O, 3. suppes, Tulsa,
.. D. wAnsisy' siKO1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Allc Slips Away Again.
CHAPTER I,X%IE.

"''fN' . i'iN ''@A~A'
As / went up the stairs to my room,
tho Jones girl bcckoncd me. She held
slip Of paper In her hand
II don't think I can stay" she
said. II really think /"
II was SO lransparently an excuse.
that realized tho situation must be
met now
~ IN afraid you haven't been salts.
flcd " ! said. but I'm back now and
III th' able TO help Betty"
1T iSn that exactly" she eX-
planned, Dat It does seem 10 me that
fifteen dollars a week IN an cNorbi-
tdnt board for what we get"
"You'rc perfectly right" | said
"IlI speak to Mrs Thorndyke about
1t, but won't Won wait TIL then to de-
eide about going"
Il certainly Will, for you. Miss
Dale she answered. She extended
the slip of paper TO me II was a
check for forty-five dollars The Sit
uAtion was saved!
Before ! had put my bag down in
my room, Betty came n with white
face. They're hcrcl" she cried. She
pointed down the drive whore "a but
cher's cart and grOCcr's wagon
were driving slowly up.
| held the check ont before Bet'ys
worried eyes Tho Unconditional Betty
flung her arms around me and hig-
ged me.
She sped away at the sound OF the
bell from below. A few minutes later
! saw the butcher and the grocer
driving rapidly down tho drive. For
u week anyway, things would run.
Betty and ! had no time for CON
versation that day The rooms wcrc
all in need ~ a good sweeping The
flowers traiicd bits of dried petals
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

gave her loss time 10 think. Every
evening she worked until late, and
after they moved in Brian worked
with her. Shn could see that he was
delighted with the change: hut he
never had admitted II save to say
that II was better location for him.
for a professional man. than was tho
other. Aside from that, he made no
concessions 20 Ruth's entire plan
ming, and financing. Of the move
Thcn. all suddenly. Ruth was
obliged 20 20 west. She would he
away at least a week. She had not
yet told Brian that she had seen him
with Mollic King
Cro be continued
Copyright 1913 George Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

The Enid Events does not see
where those southern Illinois peo-
pie are justified in protesting be-
cause they have to pay 1886 per ton
for coal delivered In the bin, when
q comparison Is drawn between Illi-
nois and Oklahoma. The Events says
further: Enid people pay IS and
$40 for the same kind OF coal with
out 4 murmur And the mines are
even further away from the Illinois
kickers than from Enid to the Nc
Alester mining district However,
we Oklahomans have been more or
leas continuously robbed by coal
barbons and railroads either with
the connlvancc or by reason OF the
impotence OF tho democratic state
We have become
fatalists, learning with the sure years
that 1t does no good to kick against
the pricks, The only hope we have
is to turn the rHscals out" by elect.
ing republicans to all offices in this
state this fall, including legislative
and state officials
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Told OF AhtlIcntion.

WASHINGTON, oct. s.-Thc state
department was officially notified
today Of the abdication Of King
Ferdinand OF Bulgaria on the night
OF October and the succession by
Crown Prince Boris The new ruler.
az well as Prime Minister Malinoff
and two other members OF the cab
met retained in office, are regarded
as friendly TO the United States and
the allies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
SHOULD WE, TOO, DESTROY?

The malicious and wanton destruc-
tion OF many beautiful French cities
and towns 10y the rotreatIng Huns
has called forth the serious proposal
that allied governments lose no time
In officially informing Germany that
for every French and Belgian city
needle sSly destroyed now German
city OF equal material and senti.
mental value will later be laid In
ashes by tho allies. This proposal
has been endorsed by many Ameri-
cans. But is It the proper course to
pursue?
II your ncighbor, without any ex-
cuse at all except u desire TO satisfy
his own brute instincts, burned down
your home, you would be quite justi-
fled In wishing to mete out to him a
punishment that would fit his crime.
Your first impulse would be TO burn
down his home and show him how It
feels to sleep in tent II you had
plenty OF money with which to build
a new house tor yourself. this course
might be the wisest one to take. But
II you were in n rather bad way
financially. you might decide on sec
ond thought not to impoverish your
neiEhbor too much lest you make
IL impossible for him to supply the
funds with which you might build a
new house OF equal value to the old.
To the last brick and stone. Ger
many must rebuild every city. village
and hamlet that she has torn down
in Belgium and France. She must
pay for every vineyard and every
tree that her devastating hordes
have destroyed, She must pay In
money for the last pound OF loot that
her thievng armie. have carried
away To do all this she must raise
vast sums of money--blllions OF Il.
At best II will take her decades. The
longer II takes her the worse for
Belgium and France. How unwise
than would 1t be unnecessarily to
AliPONCl AoH tllN NNi lllel POOPlps -
would be like starving 4 goose that
was capable OF laying golden eggs.
The goose In this instance has done
an enormous amount OF damage, to
be sure. but in time, II she lives and
Is kept at work. she may be able to
make good the losses In property
vyhich aha haa nunaad
II does NOT follow, however, that
allied governments should make no
effort to prevent further wanton de-
struction by the Germans. Long ago
the German people should have been
tod in the plainest language that
eventually they would be compelled
to pay for every penny's worth OF
destruction that their armies might
be guilty Of. a price should have
been placed on every city, town and
hamlet in the occupied territories.
The Germans should have been told,
for instance. that for the destruction
OF such a city as Lille they would
pay S1,oO0.000, 1000; for the devasta-
ton Of a great center like Antwerp
q much larger sum. A threat like
this II the Germans have not gone
l. ,.vrIy mad, would sun be ciIectuaL
II they have indeed gone mad a
threat 10 lay their cities in ashes
would fall on unheeding ears
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
The Wife.
BY JANE PHELPS
Ruin Sees Brian and Milo King
Together nt the Noon Hour.

| Ruth had Just returned from her
| luncheon and was removing her hat
when Mr. Mandefs office boy toId
| her he wanted to see her in his prl-
yate office.
u want you To go with mo 10 look
AZ an old house IN Washington
Square b" told her
She stepped into a taxi with him
ana soon 'n"y stopped al "a I'm" old
hpuS" ON tho north side Of the PARK.
They finished looking tho mouse
over, ih"u started up the avenue.
w" Wl.i walk until ! see taxi.
or until stag" comes along MT.
Mtnd"I SAID. then continued tho dis
cuSs'ou ~ ~" decoration suitable TOR
the nous" ih'N hhd lus' l"il
A' 'h'F hI"" near 4 very popular
restaurant KUN fhw brihn ana Mol
b." kinr com" "u' ana s'f"iI Hln" ~
toward N" ~IHr" lhry hhd JHS' Icit'
klih ana Mr MthdeI were on uh'
Opposite 'd" "t 'n' street n" NUN
hh1 no i'dr pi being seen ny theIn'
"nsr"'sr1 Hs ih'Y evidently were
\ feeling ~ dread. "t rear. s"'tIeh
over 'uih = 10 mat minute u"
inoHFh' 'hhl IrIhn WIRhi over p'
di7i"NhI hdd entered h'r NINA. now,
" sh' hdd NOT h''n +" ANXIOUS hhput
DONG N"W''hluE ihht was 'ohE'nIhI
Bilth iuIEhl never nave hlhed hIoh"
with MON" h'hE. ana 81" renewed the
acIlhiniah'c IN an intimate FORM
Then cam" the ihought IT ne was
SO easily yea away. II n" cared Tor
h"r so Wh'h I"ss IMAM she had I'm.
agln"h ne dId' IL was "'II Sh' Rhou'd
KNOW II at ono"
." "hIi" KUN answered Mahd"L
AZ ramon, thinking nara thInHs OF
BrIhn, Sh" could not Nno" mat "
was hrIn unconscious appear Tor
hclp and sym pAthy mat had caused
M"Ii!" hlhg 10 ne klhd ana give UP
her coveted working hours 10 MN
That "h'n u" hhd teI"phoncd her 10
meet MN Tor Ilnch, shc had lalh
asld" her work with sign ana gone
10 meet hlm because Ehe lhed MIN
ana thought n" needed 'romtort.
II was ~ TINS spirit thht hollle
hlnE, artibl ana bnnem'an' had gone
TO meet Ruths husbhnd just be-
cause sh" ih"uHht huth WASH ne-
ing ihlr 10 MN ana IL WAS just the
spirit thht unher the circumstances
appealed most strongly to BRIAN hac-
krtt.
People who saw them together
'hat noon shrugged 'h''r shoulders
and said one To another;
what can YOU expect hIs WIRE
IL with some tItth avenue iirm, 40
ing as she pleases. why shouldn't
he be with Mollie2 You remember
they wer" always rather FOND OF each
other. iidIf tho village thouGht they
would he married
Really, To be fair to Ruth and also
TO Brlan, she had not connected un-
faithfulneSs TO her as result OF his
Intimacy with Mollie, The coarser
expressions and forms OF love never
occurred to Ruth. Her mind was as
dalhtlIy clean as was hcr oody. but
she hated to think that Mollie had
been entertaining Brian, that some
one beside herself could interest him
so that he would come so FAR from
his office for luncheon Mrs. curtis
had told her that Brian had used to
be great favorite in the village.
She did not care at all Tor what shc
knew oJ 1t; and she mated TO think
that Brian was oeing drawn back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
PHONES
Daily Food
OCTOBER 0, 1918.

Hs vas their Savior: In all their arIiction
he was afflicted and the angel Of his pres
enco GAvnl them. IN bis love and IN his pity
he redeemed them. lisa 6J:s. q.
Come boldly 10 the throne of grace
The Ssvior's pierced heart
Is touched with our afflicted oAge
In its most tender part
Come boldly 20 the throne Of grace,
with all your wants and fears
Tho SSvior's hands shall kindly chase
Away the bitterest tears
He that toucheth you, tOucheth the Apple
Of his eye. Zech g:B
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Oklahoma Outbursts.


The Don't Worry man on the OK
iahomA City Times TX inclined 10 pre-
| FER tho Spanish fandango 10 the
| Spanish Influenza.
BcbidcS making democracy safe,
says the Oklahoma cry Times, the
war TX going 20 make the cigarette
ppii" respectable
III" p"ss.mistIc Houston Post says
Fh"dl Blrh is Liberty loan driving
hcohus" she wants 10 make the world
safe for vhmpocrhcy
Tho reason why the Dallas Ncwp
ihlnk5 n was "A gentleman whale
winch c"nghcd mp Jonah II because
II II had been lady whale phc would
have bl"w"d him up
MuHkOg"e proposes Ia get back
INTO IA" litncy class The supreme
court mas held that the street car
romphnya bad no right 10 make a
Jin"y pay f2D month for cump"i
ing wjth II
Do"n In MuskOEce a number Of
hdi"s have adopted the "flu' mask
Tor street WChI lust to look at the
soulful "ycg p"cpinE oyer m" top 81
. white mask makes the stranger
wonder II he h1s not drupp"d into
some oriental oity
Trying 70 paint - Ford into syrur
other KIND ~ clr is passc. so
motor row tells IN" Kansas City
star And caucelung a Liberty loan
advertisement by the Ford company
dOcE not seem 10 be having any n.
foot on the Liberty loan drive In
Tulsa.
Here II a Ittlc pathetic bit Of.
patriotism worthy Of uuI" Tulsa
lady has colurod woman VINO does
somc work Tor her rho other day
this cnlorcd patriot told the lady.
Il want 10 do something to hclp
along its not much | can do But
II your let me l'll cook your din
n"rs Tor you when you're away from
home on war work. I'm be my little
bit"
Tho government has placed an
order with an Oklahoma CITY firm
for 800 trucks. amounting to np-
proNinatcly 81 200 900. 10 be used by
the militia. W" are glad to see this
war order come 10 Oklahoma, bur
we cant hclp but inquire II tho gov
eminent has not an order for Tulsa
stuck away in some pigeon hole.
Tulsa ls raising approximately Gs
much money for war purposes az
Oklahoma city. and little order
Just 10 show appreciation for our
efforts would he thankfully received.
Buck Garrett sheriff Of Carter
county. has been sending out form
letters calling attention to unpaid
1917 taxes Here In one Of the re-
piles received; "Mr Buck CART
You amt much OF a sheriff or you
wouldn't 60 around dunnln foxes
what has pade all they owe. You
say my taxes ~ dew That are not
so. I pade my tax In 1914 and got
the reseat to show | did. voted
for you, but ! won't vote for no man
more that duns me when don't owe
him nuthin. got your reseat Yours
trulley."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Marine Officers in France.

WASHINGTON. oct. S.--Arrival
in France OF Major General Barnett,
commandant Of the L. s marine
corps. and Brigadier General Nc
Cawley, quartermaster general Of
the corps, was announced today by
Secretary Daniels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Enlargement Announced.

PARIS, Oct. S-A dispatch re-
ceived here today from Luxcm burg
announces the engagement of Prin-
cess Charlotte, eldes. sister OF the
reigning grand duchess of Luxem-
burg, TO Prince Felix OF Bourbon de
Parma, lrother OF the Austrian
empress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

A prominent man IN tho demo
cratic party IN BcokhAw county
while Visiting the state fair at okla
homa city, In speaking of the state
election said: Il am democrat and
always expect to remain one. but !
try 10 be II good American GitiIcn
first, ana do not believe that man
can consclentiOusly be such and vote
for the continuation IN power of
gang 0f machine politicians, espc-
Cialiy In war times ike the present.
when the most drastic economy 10
being praCtlced everywhere and by
everybody except the state house
bunch. -Four years ago many of the
democrats Of my county supported
John Fields for governor because
they had faith In him and believed
what he told them in the campaign.
Now | know that he was right and
they were right and I am going 10
Join with them this time and help
elect the republican candidate and
see II We can't get rid Of the old
gang and have a new deal four years
from now" This mans statement
had tho approval of two of his DEM
ocratic neigbbors who were with him
at the time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Hun Aviator Killed.

AMSTERDAM oct S-F'light
Lieut. Fritz Rumcy OF the German
army, who claimed "A air victories.
has been killed. according to the
Lokdl AnzeiSer OF Berlin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

one OF the best answers To the
kaiser's peace proposal is to buy an,
other bond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
Admiral Wright SLCk.

Admiral \. O. Wright Of jackson
vile. Fla, who has been here at
tending the reunion. Is sick at
NOlel TULSA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

Tn" Don't Worry man on the OK
iahOmA tity Times TX inclined 70 pre-
fer tho spanish fHndangO 10 the
Spanish Influenza.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

III" p"ss!misuc Houston Post says
Th"di Blrh Is Liberty loan driving
h"ohua" she wants 10 make the world
safe for vHmpOcrhcy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

Besides making democracy safe,
says the Oklahoma cry Times. the
war TX going 20 make the cigarette
GuIi" Respectable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

Trying 10 paint Ford into some
other KIND ~ cnr is passc. SO
motor row tells IN" Kansas City
star And cauc"liInR a Liberty loan
Advertisement by the Ford company
do"s not seem 10 be having any II.
foct on IN" Liberty loan drive In
Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

Do"n In Muskogce a number Of
hdl"s have adopted the "flu' mask
Tor street wcaI Just to look At IN"
soulful "ycg p"cpinE oyer m" top ~
q white mask makes N" stranger
wonder II h" hns not drupp"d into
some oriental rliy