Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

reas OF the Germans ana lneh hi"N
these conditions. We wonder whh'
greater strides they wan MAKE, Whsh
full stomachs I" Ike the place of star
walton and self sacfjfice, such as Ihe
world has never betrre known IT'S
n grave situation, the Americans ana
alliea are facing Now look out Tor
poor Italy. practically undefended'
The spartans two thousands years
aeo Killed OF the weak In order 20 |
lhuild nm a race pf big people VINO |
would conquer the world -the''
plans were against the laws OF -
lure and they failed. The Germans
lailow the old TO die to save the eA-
lpense OF feeding them
Pctrogrud WIN Fall.
, Il viii be only Q short time unlli
! the Germans are IN Petrogf"u Nnu
, r,xardless OF peace terms. they VIII
, ,ird snn,e uretext TO hold that city,
| and with the conquerinR OF that se'
4 ton of Russia, thousands OF factories
Q ana munition plants will fall INTO
the hands OF the Huns, and even
o tually they will control the rhl-
v roads. the principal one running 20
4 I NIadiyostock. where are stored tn1
70 supplies for the allies sent there Wy
o the Jiusted states Japan VIII even
At tually have to step IN the arena NOT
III. allies. and further 70 protect
Russia from that Unsuitable moloch
Vi UlIam then Second, ana 10 pro-
- tect her from herself
y petrograd today IL likened unto
2, Moscow when Napoleon enden an
500. .mila march with his French SOL.
diers into MusCovin. 1he uTchW y.
the overthrow OF csarism mas turneu
In "A black nightmare OF pluhuer
generalization. There is no longer ~
right in Russia Even II they were
Inclined To fight, their officers nave
, lbern murdered and M bcnlne mus
s. rurtly stated. we cannot fght hih
ldSnbcrg with paper swords and no
re army"
y The Hun WIN be Crushed,
" since returning to washington
a have talked with many senators ana
n consressrnen. and have failed IN
n single instance to find man wh'
Is throvs any encouraging light on con
" dltions There is not n man OF them
he however. who doubts the uluma.'
T- victoto of the allies. but all deprecht'
gn Tho cost 10 America. The American
90 neople have not begun to sacrifice
NJ or suffer We have bought SONS
'sc bonds. small mum oer 10 what VIC WI
- be compelled to huy, We nave 'oh
T. tributed to the Red Cross, mehgc
pittancc to future demands; we hav'
al given literally 20 the V. NJ, G. A.
ru but insignificant trifles to COMMIT
'iil demands; we have saved some whea
od and meat: but drops I'm the buckle
to the needs rising on the horror
we of war: we have knitted sweater
ar and sewed Red Cross bandagea y
W abundance, but handful In com
parison,
We have not yet learned TO sacri
- flee I'm the true meaning OF tn
'hs words but on the other hand, W
NJ ara more money mad Than ever. q
eat evidenced In the rising prices OF e'
SEX cry commodity. Corporations wh
ek are hard hit under the war revent
md bill seem to be attempting to man
dly an the difference Off the people. an
the the people arc growing more pincr
eks as the days 10 by,
one nut we are at this time doir
,er. nil We are asked to do. II we a
lec. not doing enough, VI Is because
'art are not asked To do more by OF
,h' government | do not spy We
not awake TO the war--we are, ms
non ,,o far as we can see the war. but We
~ not see ~ We cannot see II. IL
too far from home. too vague, co
.ox. glomerated. and real facts are n