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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

he began. knocking cigarette ON TN,
marrow table. YOU understand her
better than do"
thought did but not I'm the
sense he mcaRt
II think that lica Of yours ahou,
opening our house ou tho Hudson
ana taking few people ln. this
summer is a bully one
Around me the students we're rIs-
ing 10 60.
tell you, l'll meet you after the
afternoon class suggested Dan.
nodded The temptation was too
great did wan, To sec Dan alone
Al four thirty l met Dan outside
the Art school Naturally, we turned
our steps toward the park. lie was
unconscious, think, that he was
making tor the very path that WI,
hid taken before We sat down
under the trees on the little bench
where the path turned
Dan laid his plans bemore me.
Alice and he would open the lpouse
ne would ask some pf the art gtud.
euis N they would not Ike To 20
there for tho summer.
And We should like 10 have Won
and Miss Clark he ended
I'm sorry. but / can't come" cy-
planned, u expect Co go To the Berk
shires and study under Mr. pe,and 20
'Oh' said Dan thuughtmly prod
ding The gravel path with his stick.
/ leaned back and watched hin,
Why had Alice been 80 fortunate
why had ptn chosen her instead Of
mct That question nerded mo- uu-
swcr. 10 was svlf-evidrnL Alice v,as
"a mans girl
We rose To e.. Dan and [ walked
idly past the lake. hr- was uucon.
scious or 10y presence. fylt sure
And ! had wasted am afjcrno& that
mlth' nave spent over wyppostcr
A man coming toward us. raised
his hat as DE Approached Mr.. DE.
land. llr stopped as he came up TO
US and walked around thp lake.
talking with us casually
you're married AREN'T youeo he
asked Dan
Dan told him Mr. Drlanl left 49,
Qagr Sort said uan lookinF'
after him. do you Know. Prudence. /
something about him ls very much
like you
Ilko mer' ! asked in u-p1se.
Dan nodded Then hr looked at bfe /
watch Ii1yo to hurry along NOW. /
l'm to meet Alice az $3.50. nm teI her /
what you think of The plan.
Tomorrow. In reIchraiIog
.coFyughl l9ls Georss Matthew Adams |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
The Wife
Brian IL Jealous Of Arthur Mnndci.
Huth'H Employer.
By JANE PHELPS

Brian IL Jealous of Arthur Mhndci,
Huth's Employer.
The next morning Hrian made no
Hllusion IN the subject which they
had discussed the night before But
he was rather quiet, for him, answer
ing in monoByllables when Ruth
spoke.
lie doesn't believe I'm going 10
do H." Ruth said aloud. aa she went
into tho kitchen FOR some moro
cream FOR his coffee But / am 90
she added with decision
Brian, / am going 10 take mg
position this morning she SRli
quietly, as she put the creuDi' pig be
side his cup.
You are determined 70 do this.
whom you know am opposed 10 itf'
Not because YOU are opposed 20
lt dear But because We need the
money You will see how much more
comfortable We viii be, after "A few
weeks. than We are now II will give
MS more 20 10 out with. too--to the
thcaters etc" ," she know his passion
for the theater.
II should rather never go, than 20
have you disgrace yourself and me
by letting others see that ! can't
support you IL is CALLING even 10
talk OF IA he finished impauently
as he rose irom'1ho table.
The hours are short from . or
half-past . until O. she told Brinn,
II ahail be home when you get here.
Why unless I had told YOU. I might
have worked there indefinitely and
YOU would never have known g."
Tho thought flashed across her mind
that perhaps she would have been
wiser had shc kept quiet until she
had proved herself
80 you are golng?" ho asked
again
Yes, Brian" her voice was very
gentle
y hope YOU may never regret H."
brian liackett saw that her mind
WAS made up. that she would at
least try her wings as a wage Garner
and all because he could not give
her all the luNurics 10 which she had
been accustomed lie scoffed, In his
heart. at a love that could not en-
dure prlyauon, when that privatlon
meant only the going without the
things he never had had. lie took
no stock of her bringing up. Of the
disgust she must feel nj doing work
she mad always seen relcgated 10 the
many servants her aunt employed.
lio had 70 thought Of how u az.
fectcd her when she saw her hands
reddencd and roughcucd with menlal
work or how she lonYed for the
flesh pots he comforiS she had in
tho south she was married WON.
an, his wife 10 was only her part
he had asked her 90 do. To make
"A home FOR him lie would earn the
money
Yet even as an these things ran
through his head. he flushed as he
remembered how very little he had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
Today Is the Birthday Of
General Pershing
September is, 1890.

General John Joseph Pershine
military hero OF both the United
States and Europe. was born IN Linn
county Mo He was rather poor.
az boy. with an Intense ambition
20 do something" This led him TO
take the competitive examinations
for West Point from which he grad
uated when he was 90.
Few men have had careers where
40 much tragic misfortune has gone
hand In hand with such brilliant
success. When he was emharking
for work In the Philippine. and Moro
campaigns, he received word of tho
death Of his mother. Ho was no
sooner started on his honeymoon
than he had a cable to ioin Kurokrs
army In Manchuria. And. as he was
starting out after villa In Mexico.
ne heard ~ the tragic death ~ his
wife and three of his four little chill
dron IN the fire at the Preside I'm
California
General Pershing first served I'm
various Indian campaigns. thcp Inn
the Santiago campaign. then I'm the
Philippines and against tho Moros
whose language, incidentally he
learned) lie was sent I'm pursuit az
VIVA. and when u became necessary
TO choose leader Of our expedition
hry forces, hc was the man sent lie
has face that seems stern I'm re.
pose, like the faces Of most military
leaders. hut with "a quick warm
smile that wipes out both tho stern
expression and tho hint NJ sadness
around the eyes re has a genius for
taking desired military positions with
little or no loss of time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
The Horoscope.
rrIdn,. scptcmbcr Ia. isIs.

Copyright 1918 hy the Mcclure Esvrpa.
per syndicate
According TO sstrology this is a
fairly favorable day for Jupiter and
Saturn rule strongly Tor good. while
the sun and Neptune are adverse
Commercial transactions have the
hest possible rule during this con-
nguration and there is likely 20 be
good autumn trade IN many lines
OF business
There Is sign presaging the
death ~ a person OF national fame
this month.
saturn this day gives promise OF
gain from whatever Is nroduced
from the earth Agriculture and
mining are both subject TO tho best
government OF the stars.
This sway Is held TO he stimula'.
ing TO all executive work Organic
ing planning and management arr
well aspccted.
The planets seem 20 Indicate thHf
tho war will bring about such cf' -
cheney through organization 90 4
Capitalization that all lines Of woH..
private as well as public. VIII be
benefited
enjoy unusual prosperity dur pg
october, II tho stars are read Alright.
Increase 81 crime as the autumn
advances will cause anxiety and
bring about measures for reform
Prisons again will be much 30
cussed and prisoners may come un4
der measures that will greatly m-
prove their condition
Close connection with the allies
will continue after the war. ~,
secrs declare. for In addition 10 con-
mon interest and many inter mar
riages with Americans. overseas
transportation by aeroplane will
bring Europe very close.
Children born on this day may he
proud and ambitious. but industrious
and successful Their principal rh
ing planet Is Mercury
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
\ 8ALEt.S&FRlI!EJN'DLLYFOREST J 'L

Now let uH think and SOC, where
We left or last time. on. yes. / r.
member now Tho Jack o. lantern
had just gone out. and Uncle Lucky
ana lillly Bunny and Mrs Bunny.
too dldn.t know what 60 ~, FOR IN,
lamps on the Luckymohilc wouldn't
hurn. You remember, and. OF course
the th1ce little rabbits were afraid
the Policeman Dog might come
hlon> and arrest them Now wasn't
mat prodicament, which means "a
peck " trouble or hushel OF
anxiety
Ana then what DO you suppose the
wise old 'gsntlcman rabbit did Why
ne took out one ~ his big long cigars
and lighted It and then he stuck II
inside the lHCk-o' lantern and that
Jack-o' lantern smoked that cigar So
hard that ~ gave lovely light and
by and by they got back "a tho Old
hricr Patch as safely AZ YOU please
and The Policeman bog necvr know
a thing aboutit and neither would I
II Robbie ltedbrcast hadn't told me
an about u this morning when he
stood on my window sill and whlstlod
over There"
We'll I've had pretty nice
hTthday' said dear kind Uncle
Lucky Let's go 10 tho cupboard
ana sec N there's any birthday cake
lett But. would YOU believe H. Il
was all gone, even tho p candies.
FOR Uncle Lucky was Il and a little
more, only he'd meyer tell how much
more
Who has taken tho cakc7" said
Mrs Bunny and she looked In tho
pepper hoN ana the flour barrel and
under the kitchen stove. and lot ~
find It
Now Isn't that too bad" she cx-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
Little BenHy'S Notebook
The Pritrncrs.

\ llNN.
Scene, forrest.
Germin soldier. Hat! You're my
prizzner -
American soldier. Not vet I alnt
tFearse fitoD
American soldier You're my
prIzzner
Gcrmin soldier. ] admit A.
American soldier Folwerd martch.
GcrmtB soldier Yes sir.
Ack 2.
Scene another part of tho Tor
rest so Germln soldiers ipproach
lng doing tho goose step
iermin officer Heer comes a
German soldier being took a priz1
ner ChardFc!
lFcarsc flteD
Germin soldier 90 American sol.
dierl You're my prizzncr.
American soldier Enyhow Il
took so OF you 10 do it. YOU big boyh
Germin soldier. None OF your lip.
or III make a atrocity out OF you.
Ack q.
Scene, another part Of the forrest
90 American soldiers approaching
American officer. Wen IN be
darned n hcer don't come Ameri.
can soldier being took prlzzncr.
Men, are We going to stand for that ?
Anser. We should say notl
tFearse fitel
American soldier 60 Germin sol
dier). You are now my prlzzner
agen,
Germin soldier II must be a habit
The End.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

claimed. and then "a little gray mouse
Who lived in tho house she'd built ia
the wall alongside the hall and her
Ni'Ir front door was the hole In the
floor Goodness, gracious me-
There goes my typewriter again max
Ing up poetry and / didn't have
Time 90 put ~ In a pretty verse hut
never mind. Il rhymes just the
lWc
Please excuse me" said tho 1T
tie gray mouse. but ! thought you
had left the cake for me. no l took
70 home and my little mice children
have had a lovely time"
oh. that's all right" said dear.
KIND, generous Uncle Lucky But
/ hope they didn't eat up the green
candles. FOR green Is very, very bad
to eat Why rs worse than red"
And this frightened Mrs Mouse
80 that she ran back into the hole
to see II her little children had done
such a thing And while she was
gone a loud knocking came at the
kitchen door Who's that. ! won
der'' said Billy bunny. and then he
peekcd through tho kryholc. And
wasn't " lucky he didn't open the
door Well ! guess 10 was. and youIl
think SO. too, when I tell You who
was standing outside n was 0ld
Man Weasel and II there Is ANYBODY
in the Friendly Forest tho little rah.
bit feared more than Daddy Fox IL
was this wicked old weasel
Go way rn way. don't come ln here
You are no friend 90 u.s. I fear
We viii not open zap the door
SO go away and come no more
llut what tho old weasel said nm
tell you IN The next story
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

Income tax returns indicate that
engineering IN a more profitable
profession than The law or medicine.
Also tho records OF the war depart
mcpt indicate that In time or war
engineers are OF far greater value
90 the nation than lawyers. FOR law
yers have had a hard timo getting
commissions while engineers have
been IN constant demand Young
men who are planning for tho future
may we'll take hint
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13


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bsye becn semi.ray materials such
ns iron blllots bars. rods raw cot
ton. caustlc soda. ctc and unite AN
appreclablc snpply OF machinery
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pi,p,s nov hclrg ,o,struc,ed ,be,s
T,t. ,,,o,, trade with Europe is
,o, -, ,o,marcrt character. No
,oo,or wul Dc war be over than
,u attempt 10 turn the
,io., ~, n,,pt,ctpred products 10.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
ASIA DIspLACIs rUROrr

Great Britain is considerably OK
erciScd over the fact that we are n-
orcasi&g our trade IN china. Japan.
and India, according 10 the Liver.
pool journal OF Commerce which
makes an appeal Tor the removal of
government control of industry M
the earliest practicable moment. "as
Il is certain n the methods now lu
vogue are continued indefinitely ar.
ter the aar. all the valuable trade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

earned Perhaps had he not told hei
they would have TO take "A cheaper
flat. she would not have done this
thing But what could man do
He scarcely ever was able TO bring
homo moro than a hundred dollars
u month Thirty-fNe was too big a
proportion to pay for rent No won
der he had been obliged TO borrow
That thought recalled the check
Mrs Chyborne had given Ruth. and
which he had used 10 was a big
check. she. Of course. had not been
quite truthful when she told Ruth
that II was no moro than she would
glyo professional, but ~ long as
she had declared she woul1,pot help
them, she had saved hsf pride by
giving n 10 her In this way. II was
an nonsense for Ruth TO think she
could arn such checks as that; II
was preposterous but $40 week
and the promise Of more lie knew
the firm BY reputation. had heard
Arthur Mandel spoken of as keen
business man They were not pay
ing people any more than they
earned--not nowadays.
Suddenly another thought came.
This man Mandcl had seen Ruth. lie
had thought her attractive. Perhaps
that had something TO do with a.
once more he asked. this time in a
voice tinged with his latest emotion.
You have decided"
yes Please don't be angry.
Brian. Relieve me. 81 IL FOR the best 10
What Kind Of a looking man Ia
this Mandel2"
"Oh. Just an ordinary man aa far
as looks 20. perhaps better looking
than tho majority Why"
Maybe he has fallen In love with
you and that's tho reason no ls will
Ing 10 pay you-raw help-I2O a
week"
"Nonsenso' As 10 my being raw
help ! am not have studied. for
years. Just tho things that will help
mo In that position. | know many
things that IL takes years 20 learn
about period decorating, etc. You
never have been interested In tho
subject or you would have realized
that 7 did"
We'll. all T've got 10 say IL that
you do II against my wishes. That 1
am unalterahly opposed To your
doing anything outside OF our home.
II you weren't 40 impatient and
would give md time. I would soon
be able 20 give you all you wanted
That's what II amounts to. Giving
you all the gew gaws you want. and
letting you play lady with servants
TO wait on you
When Brian finished HIS ilrade he
flung himself out ot the house. for
the first time neglecting 10 give Ruth
"a parting kiss.
Tomorrow The Head clerk az
Manders Instructs Ruth 8s 10 Her
Duties
Copyright 1918 George MATTHEW Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

Haywood, tho convicted W W
Leader says the attempt 20 blow up
tho federal building In Chicago was
unfortunate and inopportunc. Ho
no doubt believes his conviction and
Imprisonment was also unfortunate
and iuopnortune
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
Spur;
MeNOrnOnt
fsisonaiS hfilLLh

Night Ieticrs

Night iattcrs
Collect HOS. RIO
IL &. Hoover. Washington
Dear Herb Welcome home from
England II has been lonesome around
here hut we have all beon good eN
cept the profitcers We have stuck TO
the one-lnmp ration and have not
robbed tho pantry now you're back
please find out why orFs arc sixty
cents a dozen and steak sixty cents a
pound. u. Consumer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

some one please toll Raron Hu-
rian. the Austrian minister who
wants 60 talk peace, that tho line
is busy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
PHONES
Daily Food
RnPrHMRnR ia. ipla.

I tho Lord am Thy hayiOT aud ms hr
dstmsf Ia 40.
Not the labor Of my hands
Can fulnll the Law demands
Could my real no respite knuw
Could my tears Tor ever flow
An for sin could not siouo,
Thou must save, aud thou alone.
Lead me, q Lord, IN thy riKhtooutnott,
because Of mine enemies make ny way
straight before my face PsA A.e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

Age brings discretion The longer
YOU keep g secret the icAs importan,
q seems TO tell IT,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

Most things improve with use. but
a bad temper improves tho less you
use a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

The people who Rlvo advice are
not always so keen about taking tho
blame.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

The young lady ytrosS the way
says she saw ~ the paper that Ital-
ian nvlators had hcen dropping man.
teFtos on Vienna and abe supposcs
ordinary bombs 8rru' considered
powerful enough any loga
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

Now We know tho, urc short OF
rubber I'm Germany The Hiudenburs
line didn't snap back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

Tomorrow The Head clerk az
Manders lnstructs Ruth o. 20 Her
Duties
Copyright 1918 George MATTHEW Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

Independence. town up in Kan
Fnf reports. that during tur past
i'rinIFhr sho has taken rttr uf tan
runaway boys u'I but ihrc, ~ whom
wrr" from Iuiru Auyb0dy mIssad
Is hUy'
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-10-08
MANDAN CLOSES
I. ...PUBLICPLACES
Local Authorities Act Against
Flue on Advice From State
Board of Health.

Mandan, n. D., Oct Acting on
advice from the state board ofNhealth,
local authorities today directed the
closing of all theatres, churches,
schools and other places of public
gathering and amusement, The state
board of health has directed that this
step be taken wherever Spanish influ-
enza has become menace. and the
prevalence of this epidemic in Man
dan, local health authorities believe,
warrants their action. 4
Similar instructions have been re-
Geived by DR.. F. B. Strauss, Bismarck
health officer. DR.. Strauss does not
believe, however. that conditions in
Bismarck necessitate any quarantine
action. The health officer Is not vet
satisfied that there is any Spanish
Influenza in the capital city. It is ad.
mitted that Bismarck has some cases
of la grippe, but there is practically
no pneumonia or other maladies which
accompany the Spanish influenza. a.ss
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-10-08
TO
CALL OFF THIS
YEARS MEETING
Convention Indefinitely Post
poned Because of Epidemic
of Influenza.

Because Of an epidemic of Spanish
influenza at Valley City, the annual
convention of the North Dakota Ii
brary association. which was to have
opened there Thursday, has been in
definitely postponed, Mrs. Minnie
Clarke Budlong, secretary Of the North
Dakota public library commission, an
nounced this morning. L.
John Adams Lowe, who was to have
been the principal speaker at the Val
Icy City convention, was notified at
St. Paul today that the meeting could
not be held as scheduled and advices
have gone out TO association leaders
over the state. All public meetings
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-10-08


You've probably heard of this 7well-i
known plan of making cough syrup, at
home. But have you ever used it? When
you do, you will understand why thou
sands of families, the world over, feel
that they could hardly keep house with
out it. It's simple and cheap, but the
way it takes hold of a cough will quickly
earn it a permanent place in your home.
Into a pint bottle, pour 2 y ounces of
Einex; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to fill up the pint: Or, if
desired, use clarified molasscs, honey,
or corn syrup, instead OF sugar syrup.
Either way, it tastes good, never
spoils, and gives, you a full pint of
better cough remedy than yoll could buy
ready-made for three times its cost.
1t is really wonderful how quickly this
homemade remedy conquers a cough
usually in "a hours or less. It seems to
penetrate through every air passage,
toOsens a dry, hoarse or tight cough,
lifts the phlegm, heals the membranes,
md gives almost immediate relief.> SpRn-
lid for throat tickle, hoarseness, Group,
bronchitis and bronchial asthma
Pinex Is a highly concentrated COM
bound of genuine Norway pine extract,
md has been used for generations for
throat and chest ailments.
Avoid disappointment by asking your
lruggist for !.21a ounces of Pinex3 witch
iulf directions, and don't accept any,
;hing else. Guaranteed TO give absolute
ntisfactlon or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-10-08

carries the spirit OF the place. A
'doughboy doesn't stay long in AK
before Mother" Anderson finds
him She gets his name, learns
where he is from and welcomes him
in just the manner to- put him
completely at home
Sergeant" she calls to "young"
veteran who wanders in late. "Why
is it / never see you till S o'clock
in the afternoon? We have picnics,
excursions and hikes. You can go
up Mount Reward by train and see
Mount Blanc. You can go for a
boat ride on the lake; there is the
bathing beach we have fixed up for
you, and you know the tennis courts
and the athletic fields are open.
There are lots Of nice American
girls here to talk to, there are
books, magazines, easy chairs and