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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-06-19
cROssvILLE TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE le. 1918.

Tor. POUNDS or sugar (ln no event
more than 25 pounds and | do SOL
emnly swear that such sugar will be
used by me exclusively for immediate
canning and preserving of. ponds
off,. food comm odity, and that 0nder
no circumstances will l sell or loan
same, and that the whole amount of
sugar now have on hands does not
exceed. -. pounds.
Sig. of Purchaser. er.......
Address. .......
The foregoing affidavit was read
over by me to, and was then signed
and sworn to by, the persen executing
the same at Tennessee, this
go. day OF. 1918.
Official 'Eitle. e.........,>.
| certify that this day | sold the
above purchaser. :; pounds only of,
sugar for preserving and canning pur.
poses only and that I,believe the state
ments contaiaed in said pledge are
true.
This. day of ...., 1918
Nams of Seller. ........
Address. ...-,
One fully executed copy of saia
pledge must be delivered to the selIe r
who shall at the end of each week mail
all such pledges to his County FaGd
Administrator to -be by him checked IN
order to ascertain whether there is any
abuse OF the privilege herein granted,
and the other fully executed copy
marked duplicate" must be retained
and preserved at all times by the pur-
chaser an to be subject to Inspection by
representa- ives OF the Food Adminis-,
tration. a so2the seller must promptly
enter in I'M % book to be kept by
him for thn 'nrpose, and which shalf
be open for sspection at all times, a.
true record of al uch sales by him.
showing dot as, aamounts and names o.
purchasers. s.
This certificate will not be fa1ished.by
he Food Admsnistr ration, but 'Reust be
10y the de alers. No other
,0rm than that abo We will tbe per-
nitted. +
The following is ap plicable ato both
# the foregoing regul Atlons.
No merchant shall ell second time
o the same shousehol d it he either
nows or has reason to believe that
he purchaserihas IN ny way sVaolated
he letter or spirit of Il iese regulations,
r that he is ihoarding sugar, or that
he pledge. where r equired, rs mott
iterally true and ex, scuted sin good
aith.
Any viola tiens of the se regulations |
,ill be severely dealt 18th. Also the
tfender, if purchaser, will be denied
nv further license of the Food Ad-
1inistration, have his license with
rawn, and, ifnot lice nsee. will be
ubject to tine abiack list ro ~unfair
rder," whereby all licensed dealers
,lll be forbidden to sell him any food
;thns effectually dosing
is business
H. A. Morgan.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-06-19
MUST MAKE OATH TO QUAN-
TITY AND HOW USED.
Liable Not te Able to Buy Any at All
and Merchant May Be Put ONT Of
Business If He Does Not
Carefully Follow Rules

The Food Administration las Sssued
new regulations relative to the sale,
purchase and use cf sugar. Users of
sugar as we'll as those who SCI! it
should read the following closely ard
conform to it in every det .ail tor any
known violation is subj ect to most
drastic action by the Food Adninistra-
ton and may result in merchant be-
son being forbidden to p'Arcnase sugar
in any quantity.
FOR HOME USE. EXCEPTtCAN-
MING:
Sugar for domestic purposes, except
canning and preserving, shall not be:
Sold to orr purchased by houssholders
in cities or stown in excess Of two
pounds.
Sold to - nor purchased by families
Swing in rural sections is EXCESS OF
five pounds.
Sold in either of the above cases
without signing the following pledge
aneduplicate, one copy to be hept on
file by the merchant tor Federal in
spectiop, ,efhe other copy preserved by
the consumer and presenteds TO the
merchant WITH the next succeeding
pledge as evidence that the household
is not using sugar in excess of q rea-
soaahle, consumption, as shown IN the
pledge.
u. S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION.
Sugar YPlegde for Home Use, Except
Canning.
....... County. Tenn.
XThis certificate must be signed by the
purchaser in duplicate, one copy,tc be
retained by him and one by the seller,
to he preserved by them subject at all
times to inspection by the U. S. Food
Administration
certify that have this day pur-
chased from. ......., of ......... Tenn,
pounds OF sugar. (City and town
hauseh4ders not over poHnds.r ural
not over 5 pounds
/ s0lemnly agree to use said sugar
solely for the ordinary household and
domestic purposes, and not to sell or
loan the same, and | represent that
the whole amo1nt of sugar purchased
by me during this month is. .... pounds
ana that the amount that | now have
on hand does not exceed. %. po Unds.
Executed at 4..., Tenn,. this. . day
&. 1913. i
Sig. of Purchaser. ......!.. h
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-06-19
ARMY IN FRANCE.

The l.,uE1per of American troops now
in France as said to be ever 800, 900.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-06-19
NEW REGISTRANTS.

The actual number of new registants
enrolled the fifth of TINS month is 744,
865.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-06-19

Serve abroad or serve at home.
Buy War Savings Stamps.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-06-19
FOR CANNING AND PRESERVING:

FOR CANNING AND PRESERVING: :
Canning and Preserving Sugar reg
uIations heretofore issued are super
seeded by the following:
No sugar shall be sold or purchased
by any household for canning or pre-
serving purposes IN excess of twenty
five pounds at any time and no quantity
whatever shall be sold or purchased
for said purposes except upon the due
execution IN duplicate by the purchaser
of an affidavit in the following form:
sugar Plegdge for Home Canning
and Preserving.
(This pledge must be sworn to in
duplicate before a Notary Public,
Justice OF the Peace, Judge of Court
of Record, or Postmaster. One copy
must be delivered to merchant to be
turned over to County Food Admins
traitor, and the other must be held and
preserved by Dyer. (No sugar what
ever will be allowed to anyone who
shall violate this sworn Pledge.)
State OF Tennessee
....... County
Ths undersigned, being duly sworn.
deposes and says: make application
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
CUTTING I'M. BONDS.

A. tine lUssea II EroNa more evil
dent what ui, president htl u miu
when he discouraged the Idea ot
ranking AuairIu in the wmc cate.
cory With the kp.scr's government
49, enemies FOR whom We Ind mo-
sympathy OF respect It IL appnr-
crt now why Auatrihns we're not in
cmded IN tile general rcgisuatiou
OF Toutonic residents OF the United
states. II ia also evident why tho
subjects Of Emporot Kari we're
given such u KINDLY nud gentle re-
buke for being underllugs ~ Bcr-
lin The president h.R q habit n(
'planniug Out thlngh FAR ahead With
out taking people into his confidence
and of Erndu1ly lepdlng w to GER
inln points before his purpose In
made plain The idea is mat Ger
man Influence IN Austria shall now
no 20 undermined that those ele-
monts OF that cquatry's population
who are already rcst'vc undor Ger
man domination phnll ho encouraged
10 rpeak up aud demand the soyor-
uncs of the ties which blnd them 10
the kaiser
some may think this Is an up
hin undertaking. that tho Austrinns
are so hehuldeu to the Germans that
liberation or any separate action Va
out IT the question. Hot you can
not thus figure or the sentiment ~
the rank ana fIlc o. thr population
~ any band The powers that be
and show ON tho surface may be as
stubborn as an oN, but Aill thero
may be an undcrcurreut intlsibly
carrying on thoir subjects tu q state
of mind Nhere The poWors WIN have
10 modifl MSr position cor boz ovor'
thrown THAR this condition is Inn
mlnent ln the dual empire IS rst
dcnced by the moderate ultrruucca
OF Count Cgomln Rllc s'nscs' the
grounds we'll and Wishes to fore
stall u and save his government by
dall,inR with the po.sihulty ul mak.
Iiug seoce without rlu consent ~ her
powerful ally. Suu"u ie not ,ytsc Coo
put too much confidence n the
Wording of tha ic3Non that Wilrol
hns implanted in tho Austrian con
sciousness The lorls AND artistic
or,ds are sim rovrrth ana Vatrb-
ul aud it ma, bc th't Germany
herself win o. d,ro for neiHo Dee,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23


a-tIolortfs read Ills A. a. unfortunate
la Atlp Jupiter IL ~ bruric asprct
ga 'y in The morning, Nertune saturn.
lfaHus and Nruus are al adverse duriug
ne hours Of husintss ncuNty.
During ths confguratiou ihcra is Iikciy
DO nril Z" kr"u husy with routine Aiilirs
lod 10 avoid reflection
ns ihr planetary conditions for NUN.
Pee. ~ vr'As win be- exceedingly unfA,or.
e''k 10 nervous, hirh'strung persons tbr
'frNupLrc ~ ocrr patiors that give =
Hl.'." ioi unarlfifh service IA pointed ont
|avtr h . mvuacing Ngu Tor finance
t'71! 70 maJ be- recalled that when the
kust.ru loans were disruuei the srers
wDrLrI AmetieanA Now they see sirbtsr
p'rir Or a. least much natioutl anxirty
concerning muury
IhA h. most uuucky sway Tor 70.
mtHer ard love afars. since tt encourage
w"-lne and fenumtnt.iity that are not
rhcr- i' fnrtiddine aspect Tor th-ater,
aud p,areg % amusement bit out Of this
leEiod "tll come supreme achievement
iHI'stna. Oregon and Washington are
'''3'ri 20 .uf1rnces thar make iCT au.
lo tNr IErnr coast, and harbors should be-
we'll guarded
Ite maliga start that Appoars to bode
ill iof me west ls rad - having = sinister
way over Lower Csllfu MIA and part ot
Ncieo. Plots aud ronspiraces are md.
Gated
Astro'ug"s cnphaNte the warning that
trrnah.N nil flourish IN all parts Of The
ii"d States snd inst srie, will be found
nrFr ihr center of the nation
hrrsn.s whose hirtbdate II Is may have
'r. hf' 7t .HNiuus year in huAnrks and
trf shouli s1fsgusrd both health HpI
property
Chudrrn born on this day may he too
,u''trr 10 succeed Thsse subi-rts VI
i'N"r' usually Save too mAny furnds Tor
t.rlr oNn GOOD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Men Who Came Back

tnr'rlehifd nv N. Rriii.h Tsr,disc ur.
r'nrlrg S'Pilcn which maln'atnu dsrof,
w Nl large ritl~s whrrs mhn. sscsrt
Nmer'"Arf nay Vo'hni.er
Nv sERGT ERNEST pNuEY.
'ltoynl Engineers Inland Waterways
and pocks1
They my I iimmied my way into
the service AZ thu outbreak Of the
war tired to enlist, but thev turned
me down an account OF aume littIa
trouble with my eyes and Hlisht med
teal defectRD Another attempi with
no 202nd BStalion ended with "A
hutton Registered No II Ser, Ices
offered but not accepted when
Lord or LADY Guinness came out To
Canada To get recruits for the naval
auxiliary NATIONAL service tried
aga n for motor boat service had
been fiN years ON the water ns a
wh"cltmnn ArRin they turned me
down SO had 10 he content for
while with the ieth Alberta bra
Eoouf. " home regiment. I Joined up
AS % trooper
Aftcr six months ! saw a chance
with what was then the Inland
Wnter Transports who came along
recruiting was then quartOrmas.
'er's 'crgcant ! was the second man
In Edmonton 10 offer my services
They we're not so particular about
perfect eyesirht. and II looked thee
ns II | was hound fof overseas. [
studied up a htt and got MY mates
'ertitlcNte. which entities me to sec
pnd command of n hoat.
They were getting up crew TO
take over mud digger and wanted
g. d e. D. |HHf t4I NnI .taN
ma n looked like "a sure thing. nut
f'er my papers had been sent to
heudQuartrrs at Muntretl Orders
'ame hack assigning ne 20 the states
Cor Recruiting duty All this tune
white J had been waiting IN Toronto.
he. owen Sound. tho port I had sailed
rom on the G. y. Il. boats, and at
tollingWooi. had been round sceInB
m'. nlh ship mates visiting the docks
uuu huHts ana getting the hoys to
SON up At TORONTO Sergeant Gran
than ana ! got seventy recruits
Here IN ChlcnEo since the 18Th OF
September the inland WATERWAYS and
Docks branch have ioined up $50
men There was one man who came
'r here two months aRp looking al
most q. Wn aud out Ue Joined up as
% Pile driver. A few dayH Aeu he
came n.ek ln the uniform Of a ser.
rranI ON an eight dayT furlouRh.
We wra straight nud Eoud looking
apd proud nnd he shook hands " th
uc and thanked me tur putting him
.rto it lc rs making good
Wh,l they get the hcys up there
80 Montreal they T., theft out witty
,Wo suits " underwent three pnifF
uf socks, uniform ana uNercoah B.
boots. putteev shoes winter cap
n'Is. rveattr coat uud "holl All
with lO' ~ TmNl things. tooth
r.rush iact knife. tasor Tin Of
lNnu comb md even buttons ami
tUthlr ppd thread and needle
So ith "a new outfit and new associate
.1ap, l.ln makes new star, snd
pe has . hlg chance ahead ~ him ]
haven't given up on goluE cvrr eaF
Vet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Rippiing Rhymes
Mnrc slnckcr-

Ntlf
ia hate 10 be misor ttightwnds
there are. TO spare } ana try 20 beat
~. kaiser by handing out hot air
Wo don't need long nfatluus ur rln-
lucrco profound to help our allied
nations from losing hard won
gr md our Uncle loudly h0lIrrs,
but not Tor phrases rinc he nveiS
a stack of dUlltrs, such hon"9 Ls
yours ana mine. He'd Visit rv,rhu-
tlun upon brutal Zoe, bat Nigh class
elocullon snt ringing words won't
gO, The sptd, he PUNK The Shit.
Ing the kpreek and N.e yen VIII
keep the soldiers drilling. ana arm
our fshuHg men The wheel tho
rock the ul.l'rr for which our I'm
Gle yips viii help the master hu.lI-
o. tHru out some needed ships The
iron man 'he wnshor. us sure uH 'ou
are hprn. win partlyle the luHbc~
VINO laughs our might 20 sHoru Nut
words Wolt whip q German or
make Teu'nn flee you cannot uH"
u sermon il place OF sn!ctersu.e n
Il the purH,st fiction thnt human lips
lave HaIl. thuf you. with stately
dictinn c3U hrr.,A Cd lrus.ilu's head
Ana sp th'r, h!m traitor who deals
IN phrases b'g WHO vutts u's windy
crater. bar wont consent Co d.g The
man VINO gives his pI-srl ls better
ftr than oro"Who dos2 rut cease 20
pickle and salt away his mon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
TODAY IS the BIRTHDAY OF
Samuel Pepys
~ 1T hOl KS
february -. 1888.

Probably the most truthful ac.
count ~ 81 mans life and character
Htd me most vivid picture OF con-
temporary history Is 10 bs found in
rIvV famous Diary. As he In
tended the dlary lor his eyes alone
i' nHNt, htsltltrd TO write his own
lluugh's and comments, and even
ur actions that mast people wbuld
tDtp hidden
samuel 'epys was born In 1888.
l'r hnd good education, and some
Literary uubu1u he hgd various
rlrNlnr positions, principally con-
Hect,I v,u the navy. rose TO be prac-
lugl'v minister uf the navy, aniassed
gitr fortune, mostly by honest
"aNf became friend ot King
,. e- II collected a valuable library
hi % he lett to Mag la.ene cole lc.
aWbljdEv. lie wrote tho Memoirs
"t fhe Navy which. with his polite
'.' rNIocl. wuWi have made him
ven known had the diary never seen
uhE.rtf
ln n.- diary started in 1860. he re-
.elt't mis- toeHud SET He tells how
H" accepted 'CoW pitmeuH," which
HNtdlAs we .N1uId Cpil graft. from
uaa who dA bIs.I ess with the
..Nl CT re, how he, X chcd his cook
0uJ save hts wife black eye, ana
..s ult h.csusy others wItncses
Ir how Do" EI rsy, and lots ot
Htr a .hcr uu ye Cuntes ions, At
r same .lu4u bp fan the navy de.
.,.l eHauIly. he layed musii
hc.p"d mHn riAus, b. was nara
i.e he was hlydiv aaJ generous
en- le tr~t tuok Office IN ;he
t. la was 40 iEuOrant OF business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
= . - - . - - - -
LHtie BenHg's NoicbOok


spoarta Nruc Alexander .leup nl'
mite AZ has Cu1Eiu Benny Iu.'sut
house last Snuddgy ON account uf
The next dsl being Suui,y. ana llnE
had contest 10 see Wllh one wpol
wake UP fersi in the moruiHs buih
~ them being wuHk up hy Mr Potts
smactnE them WITH a., rolled mp
newspaper. making The contest a tie.
Slsg'cty Miss Mery Watkins has
had her Initials lngTa,el ou ull her
poncits being did hy Mr SD Hunt
with his new pen u!fv taking him n'l
last sundey aftrnoon on accoun, of
Miss Watkins having IL pencils ln.
tloodiuK stubbs
Most Of Them Do
War pomc hy SNnuy Martin
lie saw built coming.
Jest before hr hrcatucI his iatr
Wv dident he dodge it he nw d.
Coming2
BcVnuse IA waE coming too fast
Wy not insure your cnul} To mnk"
sure nobody urcls 10 we viii lvuk
down your ccllcr AZ your coal huh
every hours for o -euts "a week.
Tn" Low paws and Ia Wrruick coal
In-urnnts Co tAyNertlxcmintI
Mu'ch Excitement Benny fo%g
sam Cross. Leroy Shoostor and rudS
Slmkins herd sumthinE drop Sugud
Ing Ike money last Therslny aritr-
Moons and they hunted erruuud tur
about 10 minutes and then sam
Cross found male, wiCh mu or
bin IL.
Personals sam Crosses black cat
has g yello Nttns, Lcus quite a
coiuCidents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Hunting a Husband
BY Mary Douglas

Sara, hc said again. Just once ''
llu 49, knocilGg now llr tried 20
r'ich my hands, Rut | had olgsprd
them behind my back
sudden resolve came to me
AN right' | uld. II win Then
we'll b" errlEed." amNafn,id my
tone was husinesslike
"EnmEoi There was surprise.
hurt surprise. In ElH voice / could
scarcely refrain from smiling
~ thought YOU liked ra2" said
'pun't b" silly" he said In return
lls had risen nov Ito was looking
down at me
why i- It siny9 give you n
Nss, what DO get 7''
THE "ome' said Bobby MucAI-
lisiair Hts tone wns d. tful now.
saw no wild desire. ol>0Ns part. TO
carry out hts threat
"i'ut | don't want TO b. kissed I
want TO be engaged"
'l say. sara for the first time
since | had known him. he had
droprcd nli his nffectations OF man
ner
You're not that kind NJ "A Eirl. It's
hll right Tor these kris here tn pro-
pose md all that. but you're too
nice You're really woman. Not
It welk imitation pretending she's an
ur'is, pohhy MacAllistalr stopped
for breath
So you are a nice hoy, after all -"
| said. And laughed.
Nov shah kiss you." he salh
ln, ! shut the door firmly on him.
And locked H.
Monday--Ths Way out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Everyday Wisdom
BY DON HRnnID

Vegetable wcek THE SQUASH
Authors PREDATORY Note There Is
O rup'dly aprcad.rg interest In vege.
tables The vegetable Is faS; becom.
Ing one ~ cur most popular food
urms There ~ hardly q commun-
ily lu America today, he II ever so
remote which does not know at least
one vegetable. In fact, /. Is perhaps
NOT tot cNtrsyagant ~ ray that In
our own E,neru' on We shai see the
i.W' when vegetables shalt have en-
Irst suFpluutod minerals on ,yery
dinner inNtv. 50 we have thot that
90 series Of Articles ON our most prom.
rsut vegetables would be welcomed
nY our readers AZ this time To-day
rs mo nrst Elye more VII follow.
I'm thrs" articles we shan cudelvur
to wairtrin nn Impartial and In at
ItuIt We sHlfl discuss each vege-
Hh'r JIsuH ~siuutioly and shall play
Nu fJEurit"s We want this 10 bb A
.go.u educational .crieS. aud It Is our
ttNiV not 10 have II In the least
uf .| native, not 90 ruy aiEutcd. AZ.
iur u.I 10 vegetable Is "A vegetable
INpry vegetable has It's virtues and
I'S uses. and in these articles Ne
shlil cntelvor 20 bring out positive
points Of each vegetable considered,
rather than 60 deal In neVatlons and
u,I1WpNou7 Some vegetables should
roma u una scusscd, ana We shall
.laNo uu word whatever for these
We shall lvayc them Tor pens more
EiruLcully Inclined Whether we
ta' Hn'ih'uE nr not We mean 10 keep
our pen k,0]iy unbiased aud abso-
utelF neutral even tho klpling has
A.d Damn uoutrals anyway
Aruclo propeI THE SQUASH
Iur Wal u space, We find 1t ncces-
Hry lo postpone our discussion or
uD squash until tou.prtuw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
nnoRnn WASHINGTON.


Last ,isbt ~ started In to talk about
George MAfhinfon,
Aud IN pAs knittinK ujtnK hard 90 get
trench cRp done
'lie pts a noble mau. said Pa, N"
finest oi the five
IN hst n he were living nov he'd get
across the Rhine
isfeiy there
Goa mats the way ons wihtcr day he
'riowci the Delaware
when he wns Just little boy. about
your Ntr said he.
t'iia ioollihly cot down his fathers fpyot'
iir cherry tree
And when his father found Z, ont
who did this thingt' he cried.
And hitlr George steppcd forward then
Hnd msufully replied
'Oh, pa iofsys NE, V you can, must
viii not hide TIE vtouS I've done can.
not tell a lie
Then mother put her kn'iInr down and
SAID. '"Lhere'a more TO toll.
treated MATHIS we'll
Hs sas Indeed a rohis man, he couldnt
tell . ic
Add 20 6e never said that he could not
uh vile smother party dress And father
ffpwnsd al that,
"And am sure hr never made her wear
a last years hat'i
"I'm sorry .oms historian has not seen
~ W write
Thai Washington vps never known 10 stay
nut late at riKht.
I'm suIe tha whom he dld eemq home he
didn't rrve and ahont
Aud hiAme thS women folks because the
furnace fre was on,
he vas = kiadly gentleman, ihe"besi we've
ever had
Here IA got 80 and ault the room oh,
gee bot he was mad
tCOpyrlg 1918, by Edgar uuost)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
DoilU Focd

Fchruury %

am persuaded tat ne'ther death,
nor lie. 30. angels. nor prtucipali-
Ties nor powers, nor things present,
nor th.uls % come nor eight, nor
.ctH cor u.y other creature, sha II
no uUlt spaa ate us from the love
pf sod which Is ln iu Christ Jesus
uu. Lords Rom S;3N 40.
N.f NJ r)ai non on earth can do,
Nof A,crs ON high. nor powers he.
Shall cause hr mercy 20 remove
or wrtr oar hearts from Christ, our
love %
\
$50 shall We ever lo with the Lord
Ihess AZ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Tic NInIll,. s.rrlflrr

"Rut my dear" slm hs Wlf'. ait
or he had compl1i1od about the food
the now cook had brought in. 'iuu
know during ttcse terrible times IL
is a' so'utciv rec ssnty that We make
great sacrifices.
"Oh &C. Cnrrq.. hu' what / object
TO Is that cooks making hers I'm the
form OF burnt uffer!nu.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

go fourteen chlnfou have come
tr b'rss your hNu~ahNlj poo 'utar rs'-
edlv Inquired tho spc.tucir' tourist.
"Wcn. | dknow prcslA'ly" rv-
piiod Cap JoNnron Of uuwnus
Ridge Ark They cavap. ~ ri.h'
enough but halnt shure Vet just
" hat for.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

ANY man who sets himfelf up as
the champion OF any one class "
Americans as against another iu
these trying tinicF is not oull an
cncm,s OF those he assumes to b"-
friend. but Of the whole American
people
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

The high price OF leather VI
have no terrors lor the Riddles once
Il gets warm enough for them 10
make their feet acquainted With
Tie whclcsomo feel Of Mother
Earth. Pity we can't all be youug
again and save money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

Alexander, Caesar and Napoleon
we're aic2ts at "rectIfying frouuori'
but they did not call 1t hy lhlt
name. RectifyinE frontiers s s'n.
rly polite way ~ explaining why
YOU think YOU can annex "a part 81.
lis fertile suil and get away yi'h o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

One OF tho most unfortunate re-
suits of the Russ+nn breakdown IA
that Turkish troops are once more
In pofsession OF poor abused Ar
menla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

u is ono thing TO yell Tor freedom
and another to pay what II u worth
The reil test Of patriotism win scnc
people Is paying their income tax
cheerfuily.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

People who have comtortct them
solves with tho belief that ,here s
no he'll will have to make another
guess when the kaiser Eets there
He win supply sny possible def
eJencv