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Sharp County record., 1918-09-06

Gordon Smith and Charley Tay-
lor, who were accepted for the
navy some time ago, but who were
not indicted into the service at
that time, received notice Monday
to report for duty at New Orleans,
They left Wednesday for that
city.
The clerks statement of the
financial condition of Sharp county
appears in this issue Of the Record.
This statement shows the present
indebtedness of the county to be
$20,75501. During the past year
, the county Indebtedness was re-
duced almost $4,000.
School will open in Evening
Shade on September 18th, with
Miss Helen Camp Of Conway as
principal. Miss Leah Stokes Of
this place has been employed as
, teacher for the primary depart.
ment, but no teacher for the inter.
mediate department has yet been
selected.
NJ S Coger, who was reared in
Evening Shade and who has been
in the United States navy for the
past year or more, writes from New
York City to relatives here that he
has made several trips across the
ocean on the ship Harrisburg,
which transports American troops
to France. He likes the navy SER
vice.
Joseph Ault, one Of the towns
oldest and best known citizens, was
taken i'll the first part of the week
and was threatened with a serious
attack Of paralysis. He is perhaps
not yet out of danger from the at
tack, but his many friends over the
county will be glad to know that
his condition is improved in the
past day or two,
666 cures Chills and Fever.
When you have an achey, street.
chey feeling and you are dull, tired
and discouraged 1t Is a sign of ap-
preaching malaria or chills. You
should act quickly to ward off an
attack, Herbine offers you the
help you need. 1t destroys the ma
larial germ, drives out all impuri.
ties and makes you feel bright, Wig
orous and cheerful Price go cents,
Sold by Barnett Drug Co,
John Howell, mail contractor on
the Hardy and Evening Shade
route, has discontinued the motor
truck service from Ash Flat to this
place, claiming that the road Is too
rough for the regular use Of the
car, The service OF the motor car
was a GREAT convenience to the
people Of this town, and II Is Gen,
orally regretted that the contractor
has seen fit to take the car off this
end of the line.
Sharp County record., 1918-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF The Interior,
U. s, Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
Aupuat ID, 1918,

Notice ID hereby given that Robert A. Gam OF
Sitka, Arkansas who on January %, 1913. made
Homestead Entry No. O99ii for s HALF NV
OR ULot y Section L. Township u North Range
west, 9th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
of intention TO make Final Three Year Proof to
establish claim 10 the land above described, be-
fore Circuit Clerk at Hardy, Arkansas, on the
Gath day Of September, 1918,
Claimant names M witneeeea Lee Hisgin'
bottom, Luther Davis, Arley Chlam. H. II, kel.
Icy. all Of sitka, Ark,
Jho, W, Allen, Register,
Sharp County record., 1918-09-06
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

Don't miss this Cut out this slip,
enclose with Sc to Foley & Co.,
1886 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,,
writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs colds and Group, Foley Kid
ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. Sold by Barnett Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
ONE WAY ~ nIzIp rHisIn,N

Because tho American people ni'
absolutely convinced OF th, r.Eht
oouEnoss Of this war. ANA hro1u.,
they believe that in spite of th.
proflteorIns sharks who are tr,ina
10 got rich out VI it. their money ou
the whole Ia being wisely expended
q the fourth Liberty loan BE- sure tn h'
n great success Yet the dogrru ni
success attained Will 20 some meas
ure depend upon what our lawmak
ora ana law executors do between
now ana the cyo ~ the next loan
campaign m tho way ut CORRECTING
evils and abuses upon which the
eyes OF many Americans are now
directed
In particular, efforts should be
made TO cut TO a reasonable figure
the war profits that are being made
and 20 punish wherever possible
those who have hampored our war
operations IN their unpatriotic ot-
tsmpts to line their own pockets re-
gardless Of the public interest
Il Ia Important that an wisely
drawn measures now pending in
congress which have Tor their pur-
pose the complete elimination of tho
war proflteer be al once placed on
the statute books The Var profits
made last year, considered as a
whole, we're oxorbitAnt II Ia Inn
portnnt. too. that before the next
loan drive starts ~ many criminal
actions as possible be brought
against those who IN their mad at
tempts TO get rich quick have vio-
lated the laws OF their country Many
indictments have already been
brought in ana the evidence 10 tho
hands Of government authorities is
sufficient 20 send dozens of Trotters
10 prison.
The wise and patriotic American
who understands clcWly tho issues
of this war. and who knows Just
what defeat would mean. viii sub
scribe All no can and then some 20
the fourth Liberty loan Tie Will
do this even n he kncws that some
Of his money will 90 20 enrich INC
war profiteer, and that this profit
ser will never be punished Tie wiz
drsplsa with an his hcart the r1s
cal who would pmnder h.s coun
trymen at time like this but Doc
viii feel that victory must be won
no matter what the cost
But not all Americans arc hlessc'
with such rreat wisdom and patriot
ism. Unhapply there arc still som'
who can be persuaded that this g
rich mans war, 20 the wlnninr %
which poor men should not con
tribute The German agent. the So
riallst aEltntor and thc T. w w
traitor do not want thu evils com.
plainsd Of eliminated That woul'
be helping the loan and rohNIn9
them ot their thunde- But wha
they DO not want the rest NJ u'
should most ardcrtly desire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
4 1ALEt:SsFRlIlE1N,DI'LYFOREST y I'


You remember In eShe last story
that Uncle Lucky gave a big bag
full ~ chostnutA To the old lady bun
ny who kept the little stand on tho
corner ~ Lettuce nnd Carrot street
don't ydh2 And that afterwards ho
drove of home with Bllly Huny
Well, when the Lurkymobilo stopped
~ the front gate, who do you tup
pose was sitting on the front porch
Of the old gentleman rabbits hIdso '
t'll give you thrcc Rucsses. and then
n YOU don't tell me. I'm tell YOU
why. Il was Or Quack. tho famous
duck doctor
why. I'm not slick said Uncle
Lucky neither is tho LucKvmobia
and my small nephew isn't cithor
IL know that" said Dr Qulck.
but somebody elise u.s."
who" asked unrIc Lucky as ne
| tied tho Lurkym0bue tu tho hitrhlug
post. which wns ono Of those old
/ fashioned iron posts with a horses
| hobd ON the top and a rlug n his
| mouth
Turkey Purkg" answered the
wis" duck doctor
- should think he would be ' s1td
UlN Bunny 'lIo does nothing but
stuff himself"
"WrN if hr doesn't stop" replied
/ Dr Qmck hell die before Thanks
r.tInr anyway" and the old duck
doctor opened his little black medi-
/ cine bag and took out a small book
slIls temperature is very high. al
most "a million degrees. and you
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
Little BeHny's Notebook


Ma was looking ut tho juals lU
th' paper with J'st ns serious uf "a
IMPRESSION nH n she wasn't and pop
WIS HWohkinE with his frDt up. and
ma sod, WillYpm. there's a rupd
plcNiuro erround 900 tho movies tuu.',
tl lrost the uamo ut 20 sounds good
And thoro a classy prize ftr ON ..p
Paris touite ana hep- there's a
good miuatrl show lu pcckIu. China.
sed pop
Wat in the WcrI has that got Ga
DO With it2 sod ma
La, s3. rn,,S,,hT. ,.t. ,..- tho, q,
would t. t.., .. ..... ..., ...
TarIs or T.k,, ,t,.,. ,, .'.,,.,,,.., a.,
me p.n,i'. s.t ,.,r ,-'.
~.
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wonder Wy it Boz ne Eots Fo diff-
r'nt after 30 ton truck runs over
H' s'd pop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
The Heart Hunters
By MARY DOUGLASS
Author OF Hunting "A Husband Handling Uusbl7d-

Ike to drive To- the Aunts after that
jnunt"
Il should Eddie" I said looking
into his Kind blue eyes. and feeling
unworthy OF au tho admiration 1
saw there
lie stood a minute on tho plat
form. staring nj mo. as the train
dra eyed slowly ont ot 'h, station.
"Iou DO look Food''
! had quite forgotten my Mm6le
blue frock. nay small. smart hat nay
polished oztords
"Oh" 7 hlushcd. every bit of t.
Ia due 10 YOU. Eddie Sometimes I
feel as " I can never repay you
and how can I'' asked looking up
az his suubrowncl. homcly face
~ rurss YOU can Just hc happy
: That's pay enough for met.
I had COTTON into the lurry El
die hold tho rrIus laz'y We were
silent og Va drove thrnueh 'uc tidy
quiet village Tho UtfIr common
had tho crrcu look that told 90 lafa
rain Graceful glug lined the
thalowcd street
"Mlrs prnvryr nauao had bron
painted ana Young Eu Sanders has
gone of a. war Soms o. me ukr
EVERYONE That could old or youu.
0u-ht io'
I iIt noe stop 20 ask Eddie what
hn meant For lw our gray som.
bro house staring a, me from the
lane. Tho shades were dcc0rously
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
srNArnn nnnI.,s Nnrr

The our lone dIs'cntrr whom inc
man power hiu came 60 "a vote 'n
tho senate Tuoriny was Senator
Gore of oklahoma After tho rou
call ne was granted leave % w.'h
draw his negative vote ana was OK.
eused, 40 tho record shows f.u
voting Just what difference tn|a
makes we are too dense perhau.
10 comprehend Tho hc, s u.
record shows him fo poo tho nrN
senator who M tho fIrn' show
down. was not in favor OF The mya.
sure % S
His action WIN be p diwuuoInt
mont, we believe, 10 n great major.
ity Of Oklohomans In q way Itrc-
Fleets on the patriotism OF the state
for the country AZ large WIN natVr
ally econcmdc mat he would MOT
have placed himsrlf iu opposition
20 the entire senate. and tho house
too. Tor that matter unless ho w1.
convinced that majority OF h's
constituents would endorse his Rc.
ton II No holda 20 any such IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
Labor Day Proclamation.

LABOR day. which IL to be the oc-
casion' Of what is planned to be an
unusual demonstration next Mon
day September .. on account or the
enlistment of tho forces OF labor IN
the army navy and an departments
of the government IN the prosecution
OF the war. Is recognized In a special
proclamation by Mayor Hubbard.
who requests that business houses
are closed ~ honor OF tho day.
Tho proclamation follows:
Whereas. pursuant "a law ami
custom. the first Monday In Septem
hcr OF each year has been set aside
rs holiday known as Labor Day
and all cities with the city of Tulsa
should approve and celebrate same,
and
Whereas. " is proper and fitting
40 this time 'when so many iaboring
mon ami working men are giving
their lives. time md money to stamp
out rrussinn miNhrlsm IN order that
democracy may be preserved
throughout the world.
'NN7y therefore, T. a. mayor Of
the city OF Tulsa, In the state OF OK
ahoma. do hereby call upon and re
quest an citizens of Tulsa 10 prop
crly and patrloucally celebrate la
hur Day, and I further ask and ro-
quest that patriotic offices close
their doors during the entire day and
that all merchants and other bust
nofs men close their places Of bust
ness AZ 70 o'clock. noon
In witness whereof I have here
unto Het mr hand this 2sth day OF
August 1918 G.. ~ Hubbard. Mayor
Of me city Of Tulsa. Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
CHAPTER SII

@ ''''i '@i' vii
Brian Takes Ruth to n Cheap Hotel
Whom thoy arrived In New York
dusk was Just failing They drove
10 "a small hotel, whore Brian hnd
made arrangements 20 romnin unt.
they could find an apartment that
pleased Ruth. aud suited his porke,
book Tho hotel was rather dlnry
but at night IL aid not hook so bad
and h6 hoped Ruth would not feel
too muCP out uf plnce I'm IL IL,
know that, upon her visit 20 New
York with hor aunt. She had stayed
~ one Ut the fashionable Fifth Ave
nuD hotels so h was with an apollo
g.lD manner that hc asked her n
.nu thought ghc could Doe comfort
able fur frw days until thcy founH
lu apartment
"I Will have 10 be-. guppoqc" she
returned. not meaning 10 bc uurrn
gIouH her fFtdlousnoss rather
shocked. ruvCrthrItaa
"Ir Will only be- Tor "a little while.
until We find something suitable "
Brian told her "Aul you will be- out
lI dly looking for a placo. th,u fot
furniture
"It will he such fun" Ruth OK
claimed q do no lovo to furnish I
had the time or my Ufo when dil
over Aurra house"
I'm afraid there. will ho uulte a
difference Iu furnishing a four or
five room flint ana your nuuts
Iuyrv. old house"
Of sluu enjoy % i,gt tho s,po o.
Nothing could damien Uuthfs ur-
dor hyro furnishing nud decora
unrs Vrrr concerned
TlnIrs ana not look 1uta so roe,
tho roIt uoruinr rho d,uri,.as OF
tho hotel ip tho brir,ot suriIsht mai
s,rgrrT.I hrnurb r.c s,fIeJ VIII.
IYwa uag moro 9pp,r,pi ,rbo fnd,r
e4ru.ir or ,ntfJu, p,tirrp tb,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
The Wife

with the portion of tho city In which
the real estate offices were located
she ala not get along very fast Ana
at o'clock, tired lunch less, rather
discouraged. she returned 20 the no.
del. She had found nothing, within
thc price Brian had told hcr they
could afford To pay, that she would
oven consider
why Brian, even Rachel would
not Two In the places 1 sawi" she
iold htm when he came IN. about an
hour after she did, and found her
cuflcd up on the faded couch In one
or her beautiful neEiigeeH In which
sAo was $50 iovoly and dainty look
INK. he declared he was afraid 10
hss her At the same time. no was
totally unaware how out OF place his
bride looked in such surroundings
TEL me about them" seating
ohimlrt beside her, Brian listened
while she described the places she
had visited
NO elevators and nasty, narrow
s'air5 with doors almost nj righf
angles at the top. Why Brian, n
YOU opened your door nt the same
time they were opening the other
ono. both could look right ini Then
those hUrrld little mail boxes where
YOU had 20 push a button to get In
Why dear, ] would be absolutely
mortified 10 death 20 have anyone
call on mo and stand and push al
button 90 sec tho door open OF Il.
srlf And tho tiny rooms. and-ugh
somo of the places had cockroaches
running around why Brian. W.
just couiin'tAiyo In "A single place
sUg today"
w'orhapE you will have better
luck tomorrow. llttle girl Now get
dressed aud Wen go down 10 din
nor"
Then let's $50 20 a play. I've ~,
the blues scoiuE those horrld uttIr
holes I saw today"
'I don't believe we'd hettcr. You
soc. Ruth Ioar. we haven't much
money loft ] can't nsk for an ad-
ynuc", very wol. and wc must keen
enough 90 pay our ehul here when
W. rot out and 90 furnish our flat
After We get settled, Wen go when
ever you want TO-" he promised. as
hc saw % look OF disappointment 90
kuth's face
."ItH rather horrid to be poor.
Isn't it2' ahc asked after a moment
"Oh. I don't knowi mover wor-
ri'i Wuch about H."
"Forhaps men are Ike that Ru'
! guess women think more about
pretty things. and going nice places
I newer have had TO think much
about sue hthlngs. YOU know"
Yes ! know you have been
spoiled by having everything you
want and I'm going right on spoil
Ing you in the same way before very
long he nasured her. his optimistic
spirit rousdY as soon as he began to
talk 10 her
Tomorrow Ruth finds an Apart
mont she Plans to 10 n over
Copyright 1918 George Matthew Adam.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29

More than so county sheep breed
crs' associations have been organized
by the sheep specialist OF tho United
states department OF agriculture IN
Texas. The object In organizing
these associations and tho purpose
OF the members IS to raise more
and better sheep os wartime emer-
gcncy In answer 20 tho government
call for Increased production ot wool
and mutton A otFodhofwspetotihhr
and mutton. A poster with the
slogan More shec p better sheep,
which IS being widely distributed
by the ToHus sheep specialist, Is re-
ported ns being an important factor
in stimulating intercst among sheen
rnisers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
Rippiin0 Rhymes
Flying Time

AI,..5v snmms,s GROWING old
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h"', nS suu; " ~
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
Horoscope.
'-The stars inclipe. hut do not
impcL"
Thursday. August 20, 1918

Thursday. August 20, 1918.
Copyright 1913 by The Mcclure Ngwrpa
per svutioatel
Neptune. Venus and Jupiter rule
strongly for good this day. accord
ing to asrrology Mercury alone Is in
malofic aspect
This should hc a lucky day for
theatrical ventures Actors and
actresses probably win find IL a time
when tho public ia responsive and
approcintivo
Tho autumn F lllrly 10 bring cN-
traordInary conditions in amusc-
mont enterprise. The outlook Is cx-
ccrdiurly favorable for whatever is
good
Music VIII gain popular favor.
during tho comlng weeks. and il is
prophcaied that after the war popu-
lar concerts at which the best So Of
fcrcd VIII 60 a great extent vie with
motion pictures IN public favor
Women have the promise ofarrow
ing surcefs iu an lines uf work but
extremes will no common in their
experiences. since tho war viii re-.
store old occupations as II VIII We.
volop now vocations Nursing and
w ~ ,..a,,.t,,,. Iii D.
Imperative 1atlv'tio. hut they viii
hc undertaken moro scientifically
than formerly
W ii l'i'" lH h'''" 'i'N' ,n. 'vH''','
months VIII form "a period or nd-
juH."rnt iu aIi that pertains to the
war Tho scors declare this means
M" elimination ot 'neftlciency and
cxtrlyun1urc and sweeping govern
mont economics.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
day r. the kirthday
John Locke
August 20. 1882

August 20, 1882
~ great CEntrast to the uulcmo-
cratic teachings ~ the German phil
osophers are the gon'lor and fIr
moro liberal ideas ~ the Ero1t Eng
llsh thinkers
There is Locke for instance. tho
great English philosopher. born at
most century and half before
Ueggl He was born I'm Somcract-
shire. August 99 1892 He studied
at oxford and developed q fnndncss
Tor politics. theology mrA., and
philosophy and studied mn az rhas.
Thus nc fitted hIu"n'f in look 80 oIh.
j.a'4 from a. mental nu abstract. %
physical au1 ro'ir.0us point ~
view certainly taking q Cowprr.
hrusve attitude
A discussion among somo friends.
ono dlY concerning tho human
mind led 10 the beginnings NJ his
"Fsnys Concerning Human Under
standing" which w1s NOT cowuloted
however untl twenty Years nf work
haa gone into n Troubled times In
politics soni Locke and other Iih.
oral thinkers to take refuge In Wol-
land RE was well ln hia rrI,F bc-
fore hc returned 'a ENGLAND whore
ho received IN nrcslSo for hlg COPY.
rights ON ~" great "Fss7y" Uo
wrote later the "RcJsohahlrncsr m
CHRISTIANITY" ana dirl On 1904. I'm
'efurcrC communication with the
whole church OF Christ hy whptcvor
namc7 Christs followers c1ll Them
aa'yrs"
Tne whole su0 ~ hls teachings
wnr universal liberation freedom ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
ncllcr Ylcldlnr Whent md Onts.

Strains OF wheat and oats that arc
superior 20 ordinary varieties have
been developed I'm cooperative cercnl
experiments conducted by the United
Btatos department OF agriculture and
the Now York state college Of agri-
culture. These experiments hoye
been IN operation for about 0 years.
Many comparative tests conducted
m various r0rig ~ tho Ftpte show
thnt tho now strliua mako better
vIrlds.thUu ordinary varieties grown
under mo rrwo conditions Win
some cf these sS9ninH sufflclcnt aDct
has been grown 20 make possible a
ruthcr wide distribution IN tho state.
on largo HoroagCn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
PuHkinUiIIe Pdragrdfs

C11h Hancock
90 rc~ti1R more
industrious every
day and only this
morning ne was
rern to bn rs n vn
cant chair
r he FHcceior
FiddlluE band iT
a fine example OF
how a thing can
gr q W fro m a
small beginning
Co "a hlp under
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
CHATTER NI4
AInnln MnNa-

CHATTER NI.
simple Ways.
Am S1uthtown lay green and rest
mn lu the dlp of the blue hills Am
hItiun had not touched IT, nor had
vain sfrWngs reused g. II IL as ~
,nt1 always been will always be-
: Thought
How PEACEFUL
A. the shabby station, few
iuguEJrs stared eurIously az me 4
hur.y with 70 plump horse waited
patiently uy the wooden platform.
We'll. Prudence. here you are
Eddie smith. with brown. horny
hand outstrctchcd, stood ready to
welcome me. Il thought you might
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29

Hcro IL one OF tho things Arthur
brisbane gets sI5.OoO n ycnr for
writing ~ you gtt mad chew =
toothplck or plcco Of straw II is
easy 10, calm your temper-lt you
don't forget about lt"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29

Tho aircraft situation must be rot
toner than We have thought A se-
crct report made 20 Secretary Baker
is not 20 bc made public until after
the war because % might give com.
fort 10 Germany
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29

Thore are so many Yauks dosery-
ing tho insignia OF honor that thcro
ia some concern over whether the
factories can turn out decorations
fast enough To- supply tho demand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29

Theodore Roosevelt, urges prcpar-
auous Tor peace The colonel ought
90 take into consideration the fact
that we cannot get rendy sor but ons
thing at time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29

Tubo Mosclcy says tho only fault
about checker playing ns an occu-
patton ~ thHt there Is too much
thinking 20 bn done for th5 amount
OF work accomplished
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
Oklahoma Ouibursfs.

- - - - --- - - - - 60 - - 90 - 20 - o. - -
There arc those who have douhrei
that James y. Whitssldea Of hus
kogse OF exemption board fame Il
REALLY a millionaire. TO theas ~
cAli attention 81 tho TACT that ~
Mrs Whitssides was returning e
her home from picture show tbs
other day. n highway rubber grabbef
and made way with h0r purse con
tanning a mere mofirum Of pin
| money, amounting 10 1900,
What has become u The vI fash
! toned reporter who made head
| long rush for a hAnd-hpd up tY'
! flfo wagon every time tho alarm wa
|Rouudci7 The E,rl on f'Hin hHli
/ says n ~ h.cause ~ tua.s m 'h'H
wear skirts that ar, mot n|l tr
marathon rnrc.
Barney shannon. who 10 30
| rbmmlau0rrd officer fro the d. y
7 C's slys that n the government "AI
allow him a. bts the editorial
ahrlra ea part NJ u.s eun'nnu.' h'
/ believes thtf mo CON o.rnt.W.' goo
work ~ the expert retreat officer
employed by the r"rhss
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I '.uf.u tp tho rat mat ihrg" moW'
/ bore ~ tho police force who re-
a,g..f o. boo tH war. wore ,f,s'H''
. Tu.slrs. Dos tHrNr former nH"1c'ntya
su rrlf wlirh,H FREE ~ 4" n1
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29

taking, no when tho band Ftnrtod
several ycbrH ago n had only one
member pud ho didn't have any fid-
die strings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-29
EUergday Wisdom

A steam heated iron bed Is tho
invention Of a man in Decatur
Illinois
Ready made pie covers can now
he ordered by mail from n lace cur
tain company IN New York
Rome Of Us don't got any farther
IN lifo than, "a goldfiHh.