Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, SEPT. %, 1918

and her beautiful women taking up
| their permanent abodes here Mheh
| the conflict has been brought to
successful termination.
Come Back 10 America.
But. there Is nothing TO II. Amer
ican sold ices desire to get back home;
back to the nation whore the inhab-
itat speaks good old United States
a language they understand and
speak fluenty.
There's still another thing that has
attracted my notice on several occa-
sions and that Is the absence OF good
looking women. have read letters
written by soldiers I'm which II was
stated that beautiful women were as
common here as those high powered
but popular priced gasoline propelled
vehicles are In the l. $, A. Getting
down TO real facts feel safe In con-
tending the writer's Of those letters
were attempting to make somebody
back home feel bad.
Should | boldly contend there are !
absolutely no good looking women
here It would naturally follow that ! !
was person to be carefully watched
as a NJ subject for that bugEcry over
at Ninita. I will not make such a
contention. But / will state that tho
good looking ones are in the vast mi
nority. A minority so vast as 10 he
almost negligible and those that can
be classified under the general head
ing OF easy TO gaze upon" can't COM
pare for n fleeting minute with the
women back homo.
AS COnnOissCur OF beautiful bits
OF feminine lOVclincss | stand In "A
class by himself I'm good judge Of
lady's man ! am failure any place |
! 20 so II does not follow that |
have been trying 10 converse in ten
der tones with the young ladies Of /
this cline. II have not. couldn't II |
wanted to and most OF them look |
too greasy.
Wine IL Sour.
There is plenty OF light wine over |
here but thus far have not seen any /
OF the beer soldiers are supposed to |
be able to buy. And that light wine, |
Sour, Yea, BOi II takes a regular |
lover OF strong vinegar to got away .
with the wine they dish cut here. |
tried a couple OF quarts OF the stuff
and Immediately climbed upon the
water cart up beside the driver
Whereupon the foregoing leads
down 10 the question: Even should .
the government as praCticed In the .
United States permit, would the
American soldiers stay in France"
And, without official capacity. roar
back an answer that can be heard
plum across Tulsa county. Nav, sir,
they would not.
And. b'gosh, they won't. France
with her beautiful women, her slOp-
ing and slantlng hill sides, her light
wine, her champaign. her whatnots
and dingfods will hold in store no
attraction to the American after the
world has been made safe for democ-
racy.e
In passing I might add that should |
you at any future date. cast about
for nice cool spot To spend the
summer months and decide that Col
orado is not to your liking, you can
find no better place than France.
came pesky near freezing TO death
last night. Also the climate seems TO
be good for sleeping purposes. How
ever, II you do ever choose France
for a vacation sight suttingly hope
I'll not be here to greet you. | would
be very glad to ankle down TO the
station with you bidding you God
speed and a nice smooth ocean on
the way over and then I'd like to act
as a reception committee when you
return but so far as being here when /
you arrive | cant do It,
Let me back on American soil
again and I'll stay until the end, thai
Is unless 1t becomes necessary to fare
forth and aid In quelling another set
OF people who may become afflicted
with a wierd notion similar TO that
which has been the undoing Of the
HohenZollern outfit.
Give my tenderest regards TO the
staff, keep a mess for yourself and
write soon. Absolutely yours, Cy
Logsdon.
Nv address: ]. f. Logsdon, Co. d.
35sthe infantry, American EXpedt-
tionary Forces.
p. s. who does It look like for gov
ernor?
Since promoted.
France. Aug. %, l9lS.-Dear +.
L.: Am still able to stir about slip
my vrey best regards TO the start
Absolutely yours, Cy.
Sergeant J. f.. Logsdon. Company
d. 35sth infantry, American EXpe-
dictionary Forces. b II