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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

q CHAPTER Nv,
TiW steady coughing IN the room
below, kept mo awake bothered me
frightened me Early this morning
slipped into my clothcspl knocked
gt the door on the floor below.
I A weak voice said, Come in
entered Iroppei In a chair by
the window sat man. llis caVernous
" looked at me out OF drawn
face
orry to have annoy ed" he be-
Etn
went quickly across the room to
him. I had with me some Of mother 5
little pellets lie took on" politely, but
with % whimsical look In his hollow
eyes.
Just try H." pleaded Hc did
looked around tho room. Such
disorder. chaos
Would you Find y / stralghtened
up "a llttlr7"
/ The whimsical look ugain, but he
thanked me Ernciuusly.
Gladly ! started the Siege. II was
"a mighty one odds and ends lay
scattered about CiRaret stunIps.
matches, torn bits ~ paper, when
these were rptherci together saw
light thru the chaos There were
sY.led dlshos IN every conceivable
spot Thcse, too. / piled up and tool,
out into the little pantry
The couch smouthed Pumped up
the pillows softly Turned ont the
f.arlng gus Jet Tor IL was BRIGHT
morning now looked around Dust
thick on every thing with a damp
cloth l wiped II away Whom ! had
ftrHlghtencd tho rug and pulled
down the shades 40 that they hung
evenly. I looked around me with
pleasure
! Indeed 10 was different place
The man had said nothing Grad
|ually hia cough had died down He
looked ut me with such grateful eyes,
/ that no words were necessary Then
i 7 flow up to my. room and buttoncd
myself into my blue Elngham apron.
{ J WAS back iu his room now out in
the tiny pantry. where he dil his
cooking u WAS 20 dark / lighted a
candle heated water ON A lituc
gas arrangement Thon / was wash-
ing his dishes ard enjoying 1t! |
f0unf myself humming little tame
as splashcl in the soary water
Ills dishes were AN clean and roll
Iishcd | piled them IN small Gun.
board shat found
Az / tiptoed OUT into the other
room ! saw the man lying asleep on
/ his couch AS he lay there his f1cc
1 rclaNcd IN sleep Saw IL. was a rata
/ % spiritual beauty
Softly ! closed the door behind me.
I ] went gp 30 my room.
liow 'glaring and artificial II
looked iu tho hrigh, morning light
j. needs the twilight dullness TO make
l. artistic.
am making "A little custard now
for the sick man below And az /
beat th" eggs | Aym strange llttio
air that huunts H with it, snJn,,s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Ripling Rhymes
shining I.Nnmnlc.
by W MI MASON


Lives ~ Grelt men AL rcwiud me-
| can put mp lots ~ grass. hut Tho
great men always srihd me- mako
mo sore and tired alas All mv dt,,
examples glowing have been held ha-
fore my eyes, II "a hit The Elit
thtyrc showing 90 great heights ! /
surely rise. stew tired of uuon
hearing how Abe Lincoln spit a rail.
how John GunNau kept ", steering
tor the summit though lu Ial. [
grew tired OF Garfield farng back
OF. tow mules two or three. ana OF
Washington declaring that he'd
spoiled the cherry .trec. which Is
why | never landed In the stately
W hl'e HousV ohlir and you -pe me,
mptN handed with a cupboard
leak and bare, Hut there's Cousgla-
ON ample Pm not listed With4the
nat | won't Doe ~ bright example
" the boys 20 emulate. Futurp
'lhoo,hoys want bS nl8ddCugi N
they chance upon my tuame, and
they Won't be uoUnd or ssddened.
Wrl,,ug ofsnNs on my fame IN thor
books thcrel n be no pieces. telling
~ my lpV estate. till rise. from
he great an Go quoted bf no
teacher in tte happy bye and bye,
as Eupergifted creature who could
never tell lie " hen the VILLAGE
milk COWS trHmplc whore lmbrpst
ing, dead aud cool. wont be "a
lrssh, example 10 the weary boys at
,cspyn.ht iot, b, G,crso Matthew Adsn,J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Hunting a Husband
By Mary Douglas

, YOU come with me. sara ana ,,,.I.
have Jolly little dinner toec,l,, W
II viii be nice 10 sec Tom L,
searched around 90 show m, .t.t,'
to someone | thought Tom g..i,
| be the most impressed II -,
show. him MY studio, at least Y ,t
give him some OF my new ideg.
! went up town To meet hu1 vr.
were TO meet In the lounge rh,,o
WAS Tom. waiting for me a.. ,.
rather nice ana Mg Too. ha
hearty way or taking your hand e,
nonsense about Tom.
soon we were sitting togptEr, .,
little table by the windows n o.a'
nice TO look out on the lishted ,..s.
nueS To fr" the motors Nashin,
by
was afraid that our f.rst r,
men'- would be awkward rur [ E,l
not seen him since his brpbOu On.
Eag"meut / recalled ylyidlv bs
scene IN which Tom took the a..e.
thys' ring from Jeanne. nut hr 4l
not speak of himself Nor ha M
fairs.
He wanted to know about mo
'llow was q That I I-Was IN W1srirv.
ton square, | told him m I.hr
"nrewe ana norma his sister vb,,
Norma had found tho room ~,
my studio. of tho new people !
had met
what nrc you- doing there. any.
way. Sara" snid Tom leaning t,cR
In h.s chair and looking AZ mo arro,,
tho roses
what was doing ,hcrc7 knew
very well nut I could not toll Tom
thar was searching for husband
/ hhshed
Getting atmosphere III see" qliA
Tom fIlling In the awkward pause
We spoke OF Mother ana Ann,
Emily. Yes, / missed mother dread.
mllv
why don't YOU run out ANA see
yonr Aunt En- ." Tom asked
Hut am on more important bust.
noss hcnf than running out tY zee
my relatives
Az we sat drinking our dcmi usse
Tom sald "ro you mind Sara ."
Ana be opened his oicurot case
II lay on tho table Under cover
Of the roses I reached ucer. av.
ifactcd one with awkward FINGERS
| SHas aucmpuns 10 light. ls
Tom WIS glnnclng over Tho room.
lie looked AZ me now, lie saw the
clgoret I'm my trembling FINGERS
Sara he said. put that down,o
] held II stll He leaned over. tool,
the cisarct I'm his hnnd FSf.n.
guished ir Then he looked at me.
'"t ncvor thought sara "-
'Oh Tom" said. those old
fogv IDEAS"
"Oll fogy nothing" Toms voice
had a quality In u had never holrl
before. 81 know women smoke now
a days ! know an those arguments
But sara Lane. smoking does not,
g9 with your typo You nro mon
that kind Of sirl what would vout
mother say II She could see Won p.
In spite ot my emancipatod delA
I flushed
We rose from the stable As we
made our way out TO the lighted ave.
uue, Tom said. you must promise
me. sara, that this is the last tmcf'
b | heard a faint voice. which I
hardly recognized as nay own say.
Ing. 81 will"
Tomofrow-Contrastlng Ideas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
TODAY ts THE BIRTHDAY or
HeRrD Frederick of Wales
Is ~ NOuRST
February 10. 1894.


Henry Frederick, Prince OF Wales.
gave promise Of being the best OF
mouurchs. but he never lived to
rcirn
He studied hard-little princes and
prirc-sses always seemed TO have
harder lessons than other children.
II We believe their biorraphers But
most children of>.valty are taught
early TO take the ircat position SO
riously. and 20 qualify themselves IN
some WAY FOR the 2grt ,nsy eFs 10
play tn history
Henry. frederick took his rank
Neil serlously, and indeed he might.
h1d he l!Ncd 90 reign. have avoided
Nnny of the civil wars that racked
'pnd tore the .-eouptry lie studied
shiphulidlng and war, going into the
hany technical and tactical prob
isma OF it, he stsdjcd languages and
diplomacy and found time, for art,
TOO and sports
, To This his early death is due, for
he PLAYED tennis one afternoon with.
b1 his coat--which sounds very
1f$deru indeed and caught n chill
find 70 fever The best physicians OF
hhr time attended him they put a
igeou ON his head and split cock
" his feet according 90 history, for
thry thought this would help cure
tiIu Walter Raleigh was much CON
'lcrned over his Illness and sent him
4 'qWiiessence' fro mthe Tower
where Raleigh was confined) This
n me only medicine that seems to
fvo restored respiration. but m
No of 10 he died Hc was Just a
ic loss than ls and> supposed TO
been quite handsome
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Everyday Wisdom
L. nnN NTUsnnY

~ DON HERoLD
veccfab!- wcct- THE SQUASH

NtEVNnbit We ~ ! lit 0iluh~ils
Authors PREDATORY Notr lu set
ting aside this week ns vegetable
week. We 10 NOT wish 10 be- m.-Ju
drfstood After the appearance
yesterday Of the first article ui th4
series, We were called uu tho tpip
phone by IA number of uUu.Nrrrtt
rians tns we'll us written ulit,
plain spoken notes hy number ui
othcral and arcpted VI tryinE ?. iu.
auRtuate vegetarian movement
Those accusations urr gutu.Il NliH.
out ground We are sorry ihpt oar
motives have been thus urnfi Ulr.;
the first article NJ this apript. vr4.
terdaY. We thut We made D. N'pfu
ihat this series s tu treat vlupu-
tioual aud inrorWntiNcly 0t rly OF 1ui
most interesting uui foremost veg.
cihhlea. We moan tu l,t mo- Prr.
sonhl emotions rcpp into fhrs, tr.
ilcls1. tThat was one ~ tho great
things about Shakespeare ho mir
rored lifc nA he found 49, We have
no idea ~ making u vegetable eHtog
out ~ ANYBODY who does not now
cat vegetables We DO not mean tO
question the Intelligence Of anybody
VINO eats anything else paupic may
eht old iron and old rubber for All
we care. All We know is ihtt IN
spite or criticism we are going lhcnI
WIN this vegetable gcrios MS planned
Dogs may ho-k II fhey please
Article Propcr--Thc Saunsh.
tor want of space. We find II ueccs.
.gry to postpone orr discussion of
the squash 1ntij tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Men Who Came Back

''opyriEhtsd hv he British Canadian a..
'"rihg Nhtinn. which maintain, drpat,
~ large riiigs whore men ,srcut
Anericars, raV volunteer
~ SLkGT u f. BvLGER
u 'pr Srd Battalion Queeu's own
Toronto KitlesD
lSeTgeant Bulgcr wps wounded Al
Mess nes Ridse He is now az IN,
'hlchVn Depot y q. X NJ
AN right sergeant. get 'orethcr
"" men Tor the ration party and be
dark"
Very good. sir. the mon ar, aI
ready detailed "
These orders are Issued eycr,
night by tte q. G. Or the o,np,ny
10 tho plhrhon sergeant and nre
sometimes accompanied by various
irjunctons 10 be careful Of such and
.uch route, and that "a certain
teld at tho back OF the line \.
'hellCd at exactly tho snme t,ue
eNery'SiSh In an cndeavor To locate
ration parties and re-enforcements
You have all heard Of ration par
uea but never have YOU experienced
the sensation suf knowing that vour
next meal is being brought up 10 YOU
ty men risklng denth bv rifle. .brilet
shell fire or shrupnel In order thai
you may eat, and you know nothing
OF the disappolntmrnt felt when n
trooper IN told thar his precious
winter bottle has heen pierced by "A
shrapnel hall or snippr's bullet
hs II was heing carried by "A member
OF the ration party from the TRINA
port wagons. about two miles back
pf the lines, up 10 the firing line
imagine that you are On the
trenches impatiently waiting. with "A
raVenous, appetite FOR the appear
ence ~ the ration party to bring
YOUR wltor bottle full ~ water or
sometimes hot coffee, an allowance
g bread or hircult sometimes
piece OF cooked meat. or, as treat.
-ohlo hot stew-snd then 10 be- ln-
'ormed by the duty sergeant that
ne ration party viii not be able 20
put in appearance that night be
cause the enemy are throwing over
heavy stun at the rate OF a million
. minute" covering the rrounf~Tt-
your ."ctor with perfect drum fire
as Tar back as q couple of miles
No man ls required 10 be a per-
manent ration carrier Ever, man
takes his turn for that duty inst the
same as for his trick as sentry
The sergeant generally picks out
four men from each platoon. six
teen men being reckoued enough 90
carry rations and water for the
whole company have known men
20 walk up on the top Of q com
municHtion trench when bringing pp
rations 10 the front line. In fun view
of any ludkiug enemy snipcr ana
quite regardless of danger. go that
he precious can Of ten, SO dear 10
the heart Of tho RritIsher. viii mot
bump against the side NJ the ircnch
spillinE a few drops Of the prcrlous
liquid These return trips ~ the
alton party ARE usually unaycutfuI.
except In cases whore they find the
tomWunlcutiCu trenches have been
blown In, when they have 20 take to
the open ground whore chances for
4, quick trip ln the hospital are lI
ways considered good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
MN

VIE
Vel 'uftcr enc zoe flew on to
the grocery sturr To hw somc sunr
as mentioned In th' last .ipr {
thought Bllly Bunny would toli her
to do, because he didn't want her .u
eat the sugar or his other apple
pie the little mh.tt took q ltuc
nap. lie used his knapsact for a
pillow. lust Ike soldier boy. and
soon he was In the land Ut dreams
where
The candy carrots grow so sweet
Beside the lolypops
You Nc never icG3 TIME to eat
Tho lettuce icuiSh drops,
Unless you leave the carrot stocks
And pass the luuypops.
And that Is awful hard To do
Mess you take uiK hops
And while - WuA dreaming a
hungry dos calar by. ana ua suuu af
be saw the little rabbit, he made uu
RS mind To eat him EXON it ht
didn't wake up 10 umc. ne ear
him while he was asleep. oh deaf
wasn't Ihat ternblc, tor u he'd only
waited minute perhaps the lttie
bunny would wake mp ana Wa} 90
find some way TO escape Well !
guess his would have been the last
Of my stories about Dilly Bunny o.
iust then a HlncHulrd h4dn
Whiftlcd hrd when thnt dog heard
the whistle he turned around ana
ran away ~ tast AS he could guess
he thought it was his master calling
him And wasn't 1t lucAS fpr the lit-
tie rabbit ana wasn't u nice Ia tlHt
! tlHckbird
Nell. after that Buy uuny woke
up and said
who whistllng And then tho
Blncklitd began TO huHh and sald.
who 4 awake iut the little ihh-
bit didn't sec the jokS and the
Blackbird flew away ny ihcu. tor
he suddenly reucmbored that ms
wife had asked him to get u uint
bean at the grocery store
Then the httin RABBIT swunE Ms
kuansack over hiE back ana started
or Hgain. and by and uy lee came
to Al hollow log which htd fallen
ncrtss "A little brook All the llNe
nnlmals ran inside. and all me h'E
nninlas wa ,lted over N Mucn tucy
4. tsbed to cross to the pthtN Slu'
i,ut the little rabbit war iust h ,'r.I'
In, t,lJc aud lust lltte TOO hlgA
10 crawl inside go he hopp"d "n cop
te,, cnretuiy aud his tc', hu' root
slapped only one ard @ halI lin''i
ana soon he VAS safely across "i'u
ready to 20 on when a h'R c"N'" d
"bIa ,ou tell Mrs Hlue Bad mat
laid an egg IN he's nest
mo / didn't" sud me liu~ rn'.
bit but will you hornd mean y,
old btd to do such a th.nf Hn ,'', "',
~ mat as he could 10 tn' me nl"3
Tird And waSn tnRt V'Nul'p y
angry We'll Z snnV'd -'N sue vi
'" e',pg Ms candy cane tu ttr alr Nn"
.nG Don ,Uu peck wo and II
sbs should lu tell ,ou iu@ho nos,
sto,, What the u,ue ~uHn'i 1' ''
her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Little BennD's Notebook

Wy hdt
hunpinny B was having "a ptrrud,
9eSlIuday and a coal wagEjn fun ul
coal started To come down the street
the people on the payements all
tetning ctrOund to look az 10 as /,
they wished IL was theirs. the ronl.
m yelling, ildy, you kids. get oul
on b. street or youlI get run over
MeFning kumpinny e. snd Genrcl
skinny Martin sed, Halt, attcushlu,
YOU coal man wants Il mlltrry cs-
cort for won coal
And kumpinpy II started 70 waWk
In pack OF the coal waggin Ike a
milllefty escort. aud II stopped 10
ttunt OF Miss Winkels house and the
coal man started to umpdump tha
coal down the Ccllcr. and people
started to stop and watch him do D.
and ask him II he thawt they eool
get eny. and kumplnny ! matched
up aud down IN irunt OF the Wtgsul
about times and then Kernel fuds
Simklnse went dp 10 Gonrel Mariiil
and saloutCd. saying. Genrcl Wal 40
you say we ring the bell and tell MlSs
Ninkel We aJe garding her coal tof
her. maybe she viii give US SUM
thing !or doing H.
beins good ideer, and humplnny
b all went and stood In IA line on ne
top step, salootlng, and ienrel MH,
tin rang the uell and Miss WlnAsl
came TO the door, Aaylns, My gray,
shiss, look at al the boys, ana 'hs
steps Jest cleened, my gta1 si'sa Nna
Gcnrcl Martin salouted, saying, ~
kumpinny Il gurdiug your Goa" w
report fer fetth1r orders,
don't know what your ta"Aus
nbout, but II you touch 'eny oi ma
coal in send for the po,eoee' Ss sSs
Miss Winkol And nho s'amIned Wv
door and Kumpiuny u sIoppea a.
lodting. Geurel Martin Sal '',b' II, !
her gard her own coal ihA' ~"
care. otolwerd ,nnrttlr
Wien We did.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

There Gs less occasion now, It
seems for hbor troubles than ever
before. not only because labor Is
better paid but for the reason that
an prie1pnces. Il any there are.
should be aubordnatoc\ the one
purpose the fuccesgful accomplish
must stand on common ground, Yet
there are more labor troubles now,
troubles which hamper nnd affect
the soyernmoHt. than ever before.
No one wants 70 accuse labor of be-
Ing unpnWduc, but II strikes con-
tinue IN the war shons Of the ma
tiun lnhor is going to be placed In
cry questionable position
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

"A tho time during The past four
years has tho movement OF Oh
from Mexico ever hosn stopped
los Tho wnrrus factions a,aerts
George n'Rrionr. rerosnizcd
authority ou Mexican oil conditions
Since the world nrsl recognized The
Tremendous military snd naval I'M
purtance ~ the MoN"an oil n"lds
various reports NJ sensational char.
aCtct have h.ru circulated and cone
fused ldeDr us 10 nctuul conditions
have resulted Mr ulardouc's rrnto.
mcpt which mNmnrigcs h.s phs"r.
vauona In Mesiro. VIII appear ns a
copyrighted article IN tho current
,-euc of s.rc'1Ira Magazine In this
aruclo ho uss
rhe ehndov # the Npa,nn
revo'utIun va. rtst over TlmpIro 'n
pN-ombor ioi3 lu Nov of tho fult
lnwing yrrr the coustfu'lnnulist
fotcos occupied the town nrd tho,
h,ye remained in uudiaput"d uos
session %, .,ur s'una Trs white
inc petroleum districts were
upset And par hem rro set
nnndur hoba up H. ho,l cvorv
nov pud rhcn. roo. Tne.a THINGS
uro true, but II lg nl,o true that ~
legitimate OH operator eomrr ri
vo"p about hls mHuoHr on pass
ports tbot NJ this writing arc caN
tlp seq rrcd
"rho McS,oap goyrrnmer, hos
regulated rrld operations 10, mo
equations nro not cE'ouur The
gpvtrpmrut lcvrs AN export n> pu
petroleum this tax helnr nn-r1 on
the Sew York market value pt .-
trolrur and lts products sues rpt
uhtiun hoipE nNed every t~u rru'tt
hy tho dcpartmcat ~ hacienda and
pubnc credit and 10 per cent pi u
Ncing The amount ~ lcv, coNcrunle
For the months ~ Noycmhos be
cember, this tax reduced 20 United
States currcucv, amounted 10 about
I cents the hurrul for the low gray
lty orudcs ana ~ cents the barrel
fct tho higher gravly oils Per-
leun consumed ia the country cs-
apes nli mS1tlon
There nfo situations arising q
times for the foreign OH produ er
" hsah are nnnuying. hut thus r,rI
fhns ever occurred between
he oil company or lnd nut urp.
lctcr and the people M author
tios which har not heen - 'sfgrtri
~ adjusted from whlci msy bee
iednced that while situations do
Irise thcy are not impossible of
adjustment and business tthe pc
r"leum bus ncssl j. neither stopped .
lor rendered stagnnnt as q result "i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19


be little old nan with the cps m his
back
nd The eye, that Ars dim and ,he .tta that
Ia slack
slsck thst II wrinkles apd rolls On h,,
checks,
siih tbin little voice that fuss 'ctsst 90
when hr shosts.
sset gqes 70 the store but nat risht ~
his feet
.. Sl ot the youngsters who live on the
street
nd the little old man Ia The suit that was
so back
nj once Nigh, have perfectly ti'tsd has
As g,J chubby n,i Ia his own ~rmtIed
haud
MI ioveiher the,g tudge on to Light
Hearted ! and
emo splendid ts,uisioHs he gives sVst5
o the BOY, aga tho ssls ia his fanny old
way
~ little cid man Il as qut-$< y6t !
Q spend al bis time With ehtN 's
nd i6r eioie, he tell. could uever
repeat 9.k,s
ut ,bsy re always Of good ho,s and lt'ls
girls fwtet' d,
nd M ehld,sr come home +" tbs sad. Of
'sll whsi The liiue ola man haa '" Wy
,es the little old man dldnt ,rudae to
the store.
nd ths tap Of his sAhe wasn't heard any
more
b. children looked eagerly Tor him each
nd wonds~d why ha didn't come out 10
Al soiAn ot them saw Doctor ntown ttss
his bell
nd ,ac, wopi, when lhel hcuri that be
nughi aot set wen 49,
nj after awhile he sos ou, WITH hA Gene,
nd ,alied all the rhlidtcn atuund HIN
again, l
nd ihink az ses him so trpdgiug aloaf
the center, ehce more, OF his Nght hcRrl'
ed throug.
hat earth has no glory that's greater ihAp
bs n,tle old man whom the ch,ldfen weuld
miss ,
tcopyrisbt. isls. by Edsm 4 uueN)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Oklahoma Ont,ursfs

~ last Saturday ssI people called
up The World 10 tell Nv about the
Thanks
an pklnhomn man In alrendy plun.
nmE 10 build a lot % Los Angeles
u'uhaIow" In Jerusalem rs soon az
'he English set It cleaned up.
IN" Durpnt News puts Piu Mnr-
l"N ~ the deferred claBsificaton We
,'A" ! mat tho News may safely bs
placed In The opposition column "'
Holdren. the patriarch of
fhfl Gibson SAYS February ~ Ia
h'""nnh"g day In ATkanaas Among
IN" allird countries Is known M
valentine day
We confidently expected that Mus
F"gee would turn over a new leaf At
IN" spring election bat We notice
no" NAT Ferry Miller la one OF the
candidates for mayor
'"InnHYlilr reporter made a re.
lW"' mistake the other dny when ne
p'l'''u a STORY about "a Coltlbsvtile
Ne' Enlhg TO lhrtleayiIle 10 work
"h"n In fact. abe went ON bualnesa
N''"tdins TO the Wrumka un
,,''' singing At the nooze home In
hughes county IN much snto,ed
NH ~ where national prohibition
W"mbl,0startsd. INV"
''',rntler no wedding notice will
No printed In the ponca CIV Couri.r
'D''7N ne eedltor iH shown the llcee..
"n' 'ertflcste ~ the OFFICIATING min
,'''' We take Il that the Courior
u i'- neon announcing weddings that
"'''r took place nor likely TO
Fhe unknown Oklhhomen WIN b.s
recovered sufficiently from nm on,,.
n,''h ~ Rochester MINI. as To ba
n",. 20 'Hlk ana wnlk. but Ia ann
suffering from loss or natrnr, f.
credited TO Tulsa Obv'nusly this 10
. mlH'o ke No Tulaa man ever sut
I'i'l a lapse ~ memory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

The American troops a. one place
re- only fifteen miles from the
German border line Thus II
en,@ about as the kaiser said that
'wo peoples are sheing drawn to-
kethtr,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

Thr X a on-partisun wpr OF
course, vet there nre perHons ttins
u high places who insist that re-
puhll.ous shrmt practice oil the
non partisursh'r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

The use OF TOBACCO by our troops
In the trenches plays'ro small part
In the conservation OF food. say ma
rine corps offlciale here, who e,tl-
mate that from gb to 30 per cent oI
food is saved dhiiy In this mannst
While authorities admit the ls;ta
arenthl Influence " narcotics .h',
ASSERT that ,obncoD relieves The acr
VouS tension OF soldiers W. are IN
der continual shol fire, "liUry In
the war" declared marine officer
the FTnch discovered that men
who smoke eat considerably less
food. and only recently the Britlsh
food controller issued the state
ment THE British troops In the
trenches must haze tohncco or
much more food
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

M,sro rs an example ~ wfut
publicity win do All he recent
revolutions down there have died
ohornlng because the pubic atten.
ton was turned elsewhere You lust
cunt put even "a revolution over,
without publicity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

Those "oitizens OF heaven who
Ter. arrestcd In California for evad-
AK the draft are simply suffering
he penalty OF wandering too far
rom home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

Mr. Boner law. ,nys the Asso-
cmted Press defended the present
system Of the government pointing
out that the war cabinet idea had
been adopted by all the helliger-
egts which. IN view ~ the tact
mat America at least lmaglnes she
is. or viii he. one of the helliserents,
ls what the Sioux city Journal de-.
scrihcs as pulling Ronar."