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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
CANADIAN nI.hENrMi.NT.

There h. no use gotting worried
over Nj BryAus Encouraging w
perieHoe fn Toronto. whore returned
soldiers prevented him from speak
inE on Prohibition The within him
self is not worrying lie has hsht
Of taking people ss he finds them.
not az he thinks they ought 10 De-.
when ho finds his audience sympa-
thetiu he is IN hi3 glory. Nhcn h@
flrd" II hostile n has sense cnou sh
To let II. pass ard lei things 20 -,
smoothly as possible
Tho trouble IN the Canadians had
too good memory They rcmoW.
b1rGd Bryan ss the secretary ol state
" hc said that the Americans VINO
met death on the Lusitanin wvrs
guilty OF contrlbutory negligence. hu.
cause they did not heed the wsrniJ f;
ard keep out of tho way OF G,r.
n,sr submarines They remembered
him as tho official who lent the ti.
.flut nee Of his position to Keeping
America out Of the fight against Ger.
man arrogance Their exhibition oi
rtentment against such man was
perfectly natural and can be excused
on every ground except lack of
courtesy.
We 1T homo had practically for.
gotten that Mr Bryan was ever
secretary Of state, or that ho ever
was an advocate Of peace ut any
price We have been used to him
'oO iong to take him seriously We
expect him TO appear from timo to
time IN new role, and treat his
public eccsntricities with good
humured tolerance The fact is. the
American people love Mr.. nryan
with all his faults. We likn To- hear
his pleasant voice and viii flock 10
hear him speak on any conceivable
subject, Rnd We 40 away filled with
admiration fora7the speaker alone
and not for the doctrines he advo,
Gates On the other hand. tho Cana
diAns are serious people and took
Mr. Bryan a. seriously ~ II he were
one OF their own atatcsmelL To W.
the figure he hpH cut In stale at
fairs In only an incident
The fact IA, Mr. nryAn Rft---nii
tx sHid. h u great man. and We keep
lon idolizins him and voting against
him and whatever he stands for. The
Canadians simply dos1 understand
tho man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
lIINF rs THE NTRTHDAN o
Luther Burbank
Is IT YOURS
March I. 1879
Massachusetts

They call Luther Bubank the
wizard OF Horticulture" becauee
ne las created 50 many new sorts
or flowers and fruits-prOyinp tho
man can sometimes beat nature a,
rher own game. for the flowers and
lruits 40 created are moro beAutifIl
or more luscious than the onos p,r-
rank began hts experiments upon
fG was born In Lancaster Mass.
'he son of farmer. The family in.
tended him 10 learn wood turning
and for few years he did work I'm
pIo~ company. hut he hated the
work. so bought q 2O.ncre farm OF
ms own. To experiment. In raising
new varieties or plants.
flndine the New England climate
TOO harsh for his work. he went 10
santa Rosa, CAL, where conditions
Nero ideal And presently his~rarm-
we're the pride of the couutry. lie
hhd already developed the Rurlsn,
potato: now he devctoped Bur.
bank plum which thrlves in almost
every climate and which rlpens ir
February In Africa.
he tried many experiments with
plums. one result h a golden pbim
% times the size Of the original and
plumcoi. which Is both ,lum and
a'-,ot. lie also originated white
black berry.
Al the time his work was RoIns
Toward pcrfectinE fruits, he WA.
perfp ting. and literally creating.
new flowers. nv processes OF select.
ing the best from succeeding gener-
atoms OF flowers, and by cross,ng
varieties, he developed several start
ling new kinds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
EUerydag Wisdom
Pneumonia Among Actresses.

Tifty years from now dramatic
historians will speak about our
present time as the barefoot era
Of the stage. There Is good deal
~ barefoot going, on the stage
today. There Is good del OF q
good deal else, also. It requires
a strong constitution to be an
actress these days. The exposures
are great There are more rigon
To- n season of present day musical
comedy, for instance. than there are
to a fun winter with a Polar u.
pcdition
The thcatcr ot today must 10
carefully built The cold. barn-lih
opera house, with wlntry hreess
sweeping It's stage. ana with
frozen audience on the first eight
rows every time the curtain
liftcd, is rare. \ single, SOLITARY
draft on cold night these dar
must wipe out half the musical com
ody chorus with pneumonia
one of the largest items OF ei-
pensc In tho construction OF the mod
crn opera house Is wcath her strips
prominent manager has said. 'Ou
stages today must be as caretul1
constructed as a bath room"
lie said further: we manager
have to be on constant guard agalnS
pneumonia among our ranks. 1an
Zicfeld, for instance. what II some
one were In open a stage door Tor
few minutes while one Of his ac"
was Op7 Putf' \ little blast ot VIII.
try wind. and half his chorus woua
nave to 20 to the hospital MANY
large companies now employ mas
ter Of drafts who has really taken
the place ~ wardrobe mistress,
wardrobe mistress with n COMPANY
these days hasn't much 10 DO cN'
cent keep the talcnm powder cars
filled up. The rest ~ the time sns
can sit around and read
Personally we are very sorry 70
see the stage n this condition. ana
shall wecome warmly the return ="
the costume drama"
Copyright 1913 by George Matthew Adinh'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Ripping Rhymes

Uy WAIT MASDN

ioN hp t1hu
Gee whlz, but | am weary, OF wa
that does not cease, my eyes are red
and hlsaS I've wept So much for
cacs FOR peace that is departed. and
has been gone Tor years; and | am
broken hearted and tired OF squirt
ms tears Nv watch ] have been
keeping. and watching but defects.
long. long have been weeping. In
seven dialects Al last ! see quito
plainly that tears won't help rs win,
and nov. to act more sanely | prom
lsc to begin. IN help TO end the
bcrapping. and bring peace back
again, by doftlng sable trapping. aud
digging up tho yen. The man weo
"a kes his shillings and buys baby
bend does more to stop the ki'ltng
DER thcre, across the pond, than 20
reub bcns wailing. and beating Of their
AlAts, with strips OF Grape a-trdilinf
n ON hands around their hats. The
man who lends his money to good old
Uncle Sam. makes all the uutlouN
sunny from York TO Nuha Dam oh.
chee, I'm sick Of fighting I'd rec
tho dove OF peace upon our fiag
aliRhtinR. MS fair and slick as grease,
that may help to bring her another
bond IN buy. and thus IN push the
stinRer In Kaiser Billys eye.
tcopy 1918 by GeorEs Matthew Adams }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Viii THEY LEARN

II has come 10 the point that In
telllEent SOCIALISTS are having a
bard time TO stay In tho party and
subscribe TO the pronouncements IT.
leaders put forth A great man. OF
their best men have repudlated the
uttsrances OF the N. Louis meetins
~ TO the pariy's standing In regard
IN our foreign relations And what
has gone long way to open The
eyes OF many IA the spectacle of what
the results have been In Russia
where the logical fulfillment Of ul-
trs-socislist principles has heou pat
TO the test OF practical experiment.
They can now reafiIe 10 lust wha
state OF affairs Tho Socia lists would
bring this ceuntry where they are
given tho dominance OF power lor
a little while,
u h hardly fair perhaps. to ao-
cuse the Socialist party OF heins pro
German, yet under present circum-
stances the activities OF such OF the
party as claim TO have the lead IN
forming sentiment have certainty
tended to discourage patriotism ana
comfort disloyalty We really ques.
tion " the rank and file Of tina,
party endorse the stand taken b,
sonss ~ their supposed leaders. and
II would be no surprise II they should
'rlse up aud depose them 4 NaN
York meeting OF Socialists pass1d A
resolution asking the national 'or,
mittee to resclnd the st. Louis anti.
var manifesto The position NJ the
Socialists II not No much ono Of nn-
tugorism specifically TO the present
war policy of the nation as II IL
skeptical OF public honesiv' IN an,
particular and deprccatory of wal
under any Justification
There Is only one strength 10 thr
Socialist position. and that Is ths
prevailing notion that capital IL thc
enemy OF the people and its putar,
tial opprossor, and the politicians oi
that party cant resist the temptn
ton TO give people "A taste In ths
mouth as tho every big undertake Il \
was new device Ia strengthel thc
hold of the money power ON ths
masses They arc not honest IN tai,
belief. hut seeking for partisan cap.
tu1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
The Daily Horoscope
IhnrNAAN harrh 2 Is
The ''.'s ist.'as, but do not compel
Copyright. 1918. hy the Nrti.,.
Newspaper Syndicate

I
/ k''opNFiEhl. lNlH By the Mcclure Nrw.
raper syrdi~at.l
TINS Is On unimportsnt day In p.aneisyr
direction. according to a,troory. Venus
ana Uranus DstnK shEhty ad,,.,
The stars today msy be gesd =, i-dirs,i,-
l1e ttn-tnry i"~au .Vuan,s suh io,sn.
. usi Wit marx Americans duting tns
,ne IArs that forecast much ,o,,,- ,r.,
teem 70 give warning Of divorce suits and
untappnts. amonr married psr,ons Tbs
'rml VII be Affected by this dirsrftoo IN
h. rlansts The ssrrs declare
Insater' have an aspect making for losses
sru rryrrsrs. ,A,,.r q. i.a, 'ge. 49,
lorI Washington Aud San Ffsnci,eo sbou 4
Three ware Aro The vssrins Of unifsyr,,
~ women vas foretcd bv aStrologrr. mo
rath'a dr''Eners aud importer of gowns
lhsi ihsr tune Of great property vss lin
hlu. D, ls low pfskusstt, t,..a, tn, ..t,
rhrity viii rule In natter Of drss- ,sa
aodisiss and Hti'insrs should safexuArd
lhsnsr ves sEatnal Losses
ltose vh0 road the stArs see for vor.,
rt"-t pron ip'nr IN public Atfsrs. but si.o
reoh AnHieiy ara many unexpected prob
lens
.. the Household. ssttolosers prophesy y
,htl sftal chAhres IN domestic customs ~
.As place. cs-~Deratiou IN the perform scn a
OF domestic tasks heinr forsshsdousd q
Holland noe roshes under ssay beltsvel
10 promise hnet trade prusrrrtty 10 be fol
owed by trouble 9th one Of the powers
ms VII - disastrous 10 the national vel.
hre Danger o. in'tsioA seems 10 be immil
rent.
Nrrrury seItils to rhs radical .un in N.
'ofo',opd o. The pops prssAEes usst A~iy
81 The church In which Americans will
%" concerned. Thsr~ IL muoh prominenes
political success Indicated for Cath
,.rsors vboss blrihdai. it Is have TIE
Alrurv Of quiet ear but they snsut d .,,.
rauiioua In eli aAsoctations wiih the op,sosit ,
ssv
Children born on this day are Nt,lv 70 be
lEb strung ard impet1ous ThsSs subjects
ei Pieces often lset self -eoafi<fne unI
Should BE trsiasd 10 the sturdy Virtues.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Men Who Came Back

k---------- - - - . --~A
Top, rightrd b, the British Canadian Re.
ctuitlng STATEN. which maintains De
pot, In all largo ,tirs where men
except Americans, may
yoluutecr
By SERGT. REGINALD GRANT,
First Canadian Contingent -. e. Il
NJ Headquarters STAFF
unc p1Cruihg we were sitting on
the steps or the gun PIT OF cur shr-
rificc battery whom the cali came
Cook house up," meaning hrcaktas.
was ready, we hai iUunl som"
water IN an old shell hole and were
pi eparing Tor the meal when a sud
den bang, hanc, Eruppe kruppe-
bug of artillery bombs and bullets
started u~ back to the gun, half
dressed hatless, soap on our faces,
TO reply TO the :. . =. which mea't
uuicN ggt-on Tor une sacnnc+, battery
paced tor the purpose Of protecting
our infantry In case OF an emergency
enemy attack.
The ltuns wcrc driving our infan
~, back over she ridge m rruut oi
us twenty-five and fitty yards at a
time
- 10 that t.mc the position uI our
guns had been We'll concealed, Wa
had cHmoulfdgcl them all ovdr SO
that German alrplnoS COULD not de-
teCt them. nor could theft observers
on Mt Sorel or iltll 80 see them.
On ca,ae the unsuspcCtinE Ger
mars. driving our infantry back. We
wer. given orders to fire point blank.
The Germans came directly IN front
OF us. over the ridge, and Ind a lew
moments were lust opposite us on
,he side Of the slope. W" opened
fi,e We blew Eaps IN IN, Gerfndu
lines and tore through their mass
formation
Rut it was imuOsSible for our mcn
to hold their position The guns
cr.w on the right OF us were put out
ot buginoss Tho enemy came up
bombing aud hayuneiing them. our
o &. 'Hw II was no use tyring Ia hold
longer and gave us orders TO heat H.
We had only two rounds of ammuni-
ton left and that We bad saved 10
blow M me gun. rather than let II
tall into the hands Of the Huns but
there war not lime for evcn that My
pal burst the dial sight and I grabbed
the breach and tan With that gone
the gun WAS no use to Fritz
We rushed FOR our lives In the
midst Of the trees falling in all d.
cctions cracking branches and
shell The steel breach was getting
heavy ana wnCu / came on q deep
she'll hole run ~ water / dropped Il.
seeing It covered with soft mud.
Then ! took cover with some of our
Infantry who we're s,ili holding out,
Several days LATER We went back.
rCiook the place and rrcapturcd our
guns. but thev were badly shattered
ana out of commission, ! hunted NJ
the breach I had thrown away In
that desperate moment. and sat u
With the gun back TO ordnance. such
- apt TO be the fate OF the sacrifice
battery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

LNNNlE
Amer Mrs. Bunny had finished
husging her little boy, as I toli YOU
IN the last story she got the supper
and 'hen they all sat down 10 eat.
And after that they sat out on the
front porch aud listened to the tree
tuads singing And every now and
Then they could hear Uncle Rullfrog
from the Dld MN Pond do Kerr
chunk In his deep bass voice,
And by and hy, when the sky Was
all covered with twinkling stars and
the big round moon shone bright and
clenr. Uncle Lucky sang his faVorlte
song. called Meet Mo IN the Gar
den. Where the Carrots Blush So
Red and this is the way II goes.
oh mrct me IN the garden.
Whore tho carrots blush 40 red
And the lettuce leaves are trcm bling
And tho cabbage mods IA head.
For tia there ! love to wandO.
with dusty apple
when the silver M or IL ahinlng
In the calm and pc ceful night,
And. IS Uncle IMcky aad p very
beautiful Nulcr and the u,hsr was
very sweet bllly Bunny feJ+a asleep
Then his mother picked him NJ and
carried him to hts little room and
tn ked him IN he'd And wasn't she
glad to have her ltiie boy traveller
home again And II you don't think
so. just call her M tonight on tho
telephone---0 o 0, Snake Fence Cor
ner and find out for Yourself
Then she came downstairs and
talked to Uncle Lucky, who told her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
ahyyg@eEi'icn@H
E&AE1,lz,rt- zs:S e: w

what a fine little rabbit she had. and
how he waS going TO leave pilly nun-
ny his house aud automobile whrl
he dad, which he hoped ne wasn't
going 10 do tor long time vet And
after that they went 10 bed 1nl ev-
erybody slept souudly until 'ochy
Docky woke them up early next
morning by his song
Get up. get up. it's time 10 rise,
For Happy Sun Is I'm the skies
And all the earth is fresh again
And snarkllnB with Nights dewS
rain.
And In a little whu>. not so vera
lcng. Mrs Bunny had hot .Cat ru'
rriddlr cakes with maple sSrup and
lettuce cergal on the table, and Rllh
PunnN and Uncle l.Icky ate 80 much
that they didn't feel hungry uutlI
lunch time.
Now think IN ts~-~rIiitlc walk
Rcross the Pleasant Mepdows - see
tnclc l'ulltrog " said the old gentle.
man rabbit, and or ne hoped. and
OF course Rilly Runny went with
bun, Ritho his mother wanted IA
have him stay at home and shinc the
front door knot. hut she couldn't
bear to disappoint him. 80 she pol
ished the door knob herself. like a
dear, Kind mother lust Ike YOUR
and mine aud every mother since
the world hegan long pso. even he.
fore there were door knobs And
"a the next story I'm tell you whu,
"oppered ~ the Otd Mil Pond II
the catsup doesn't scratch the horse
radlsh all over my breakfast table
IN the mornius.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

!, l. a little TOO soon 10 oonErAi-
ulate the kaiser or his conquest
OF Russia IIo may have no better
luck In governing tho nation than
have his friends. Lsnine and TrotAky.
u Is one thinE TO overrun the coun.
Try and Aubjugats the authorities and
another TO crush the spirit Of the
whole people There are some eie-
ments In Russian life that are Vet 10
De heard from and wilhelm may
find them hard TO handl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Little BeHHy's Notebook
ny LEE rAPE
Robinson Cruboe
\ Play,

\ Play.
Scene. a dezert island
Robinson Crusoc Well. heer I am
at last. wsrever Ihat Is. haven't
had enything to eat FOR so long that
n pulled my belt cny tighter II
wood he croolty TO belts Maybe I
aint hungry Everywarc | look
don't see cnythinR but sand bet a
sent II Was looking for sand |
coodent find eny Sutch Is life II
ony ate sand woodent complain.
hut don't and the more look at
Il the more II reminds me OF sand
witches, Al. heers a savidgc with
hardly eny clothes on tMecning
Friday. wood YOU mind telling me
wat place this Is?
Friday Cg
Robinson Crusoc. CESS he don't
know how to speek Inglish Savidgss
serteny are ignorant ! bet a sent a
good meny Of them don't even know
how 10 tawk savidge SAY. wat do
you eat wen YOU cate
Friday Oof
Robinsin Crusoc. -, that's so. YOU
cant speak lngllsh, can you2 q
well, | slppise II aint your fawlt. fts
the way YOU was brawt up II this
was ony peninsula insted OF Is,
land there mite be more chance OF
getting of Darn all this sand This
island nin4 eny body Of land ser.
rounded by water Its a body oi
sand serrounded by waiter. Watts
your name
Friday Friday
Rohtnsin Crusuc We'll m he
darned ihayt you sod you Good
cnt Speek Inglsh.
Friday ! can say Friday.
Rohinsln Crusoe, Wen, that's bot
Ter than nuthing. and III call YOU
Friday to selehratc e.
Friday lg
The end
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

over thirty thousand women OF
New York exercised their new prl-
vilese OF voting the other day Tor
the first time, In n special election
10 fiil -four vacancies IN the leElsla-
'ure As their vote VS. consider,
ably more than one-third oC the total
vote cast. Il looks like they sppre.
oiated the privilege The only mis.
take they made was that they elected
Democrats In every Instance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

The farmers have not asked 10 b.
exempted AZ a class from the drat,
but they are undoubtedly riEht in
ssking that they be not asked bv
one government agency to prodnc,
more and prevented from doing %
by another, There Is possibility
n some sections at least that farm
labor Will be 80 scarce NEXT harvest
that the Increased crops viii he q
lctS instead Of gain TO the nSt.on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

Ihr Nulhrlc leaders td"d ot
model hen IN one who Ispir-s 10 10
m ogE bcater
We Iul contend that th- gas
company Il trying tu cover too
much TERRITORY
The Hd M prohbiUourt nn the
Guthrie leader prefers me War
zone to The d., zonc.
YOU have un,ll Apri to nsure
out how much vour tncom tax -
rnd TO devise Ways and means TO
tsy IL
The conviction Of Mayor Wright
Of FORT Smith should hc warning
10 oklahoma candidates who make
e-eloction promises
Capr,stI Nausrl also Non Hin.
denburE and Trouky. i. n. A Rob
ettspn Is In Washington and re-
fuses TO diyulse tho purpose OF hl'
visit
We deducc from the Phoenix
that tho only thing that stands In
the way OF oyorturnlug tho political
lily ring In MuskoEee Is Aldrlch
Blake.
over in Guthrie the peace coun-
ell has decided that hereafter mat.
rimonv viii be called annexation
and bllmunv Will be known as in
dcmnIty
Every time We get In u mood Ca
write romeihng about spring. that
O1d SorofaEun rulis ATound on an
other lap Gentle Annie IL having
" h"rR umo this year
Right on top Of tho report that
immortality IN rampant and beyond
control IN oklahoma City, comes a
ihmor that the legislature Will meet
~ special session next month
20 many thousand caSeA have
leen settled by decisions OF the su-
preme court OF tho land that the
abolishment ~ few OF the courts
~ Oklahoma would soen reason
able suggestion.
one OF the troubles IN prosoaUt-
ing Niolators OF the law especially
where money In involved. Is tint as
soon NJ the contbkAlning witr's- tc
covers what Is cphttrr-~Io HIM he
loses all intcrest. Courts Vero not
intended as mere collection aseu-
Cies.
a--~ss-aa
Now that our personal privileges
are about to be taken away We are
almost ready 10 Withdraw our OBJ
isotions TO the various and assorted
amendments prOpored to the con-
stituti0n Of the United states, pro-
vlded . CLAUSE II inserted prohib-
ilnE the reading Of the modernlged
document ~ Fourth Of July cello.
hratlons. We stlh have some re
srert memories which We do not
want shattered,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Hunting a Husband
By Mary Douglas

ITO blame Not the family You're
bored all the time Nou want to go
t., 49, r.., ..,,,.,...,.. ~, p,,,
you "'' an your hIo'h"r mas. 'ousin
Madeleine Is married has her own
interests And doesn't sec much Of
-, -
''"' '"''''',' Nv '"'' '''' ''"'"c'
would not oeie0' to your Going when
YOU are twenty. n the war keeps on
tina, long uut thai doesn't holm
'""' o'' ''o"' '"'- "u WIZ nave
4" help mat You must find some
thing 10 do why aren't you In
colsy,a
N''e' 'o"'" 90 'n'1s az
school, said Hcnn.e
I just because YOU dIdn't want to.
! KNOW you're not stupid. Isn't there
one single thing that interests YOU.
Hennie ,"
, III I knew. Id do H. said Rennie
/ what we're you doing when I
same into the library this after
noon
~ say. sara, don't laugh ! was
doing that corner Of tho room where
the staircase comes down
| i've got it, said cNciiedly.
why don't YOU go In for that go
! TO the Art league and study Ike
turl. Then YOU might try for cam
outage Your mother would proh-
AMY consent And think how inter
esting"
+ light Not had idea al ain I'm
thtpL IL a,tc.tp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Bcnnlc.
I ttApTFIt t,AN

iNl' FN lsNNs
have brought all my common
sense to behr on aBennie's prohleur
Lets have "A heart To heart talk
Renpie, I said lie was In the H.
brsry
Good. sara, What do YOU say we
take a run In the roadster" I as
scented
"Huudje Yourself w. Take my
fur coat
when | came down with Bennie \
fur coat felt IKE a hig boar We
snugKled into the roadster Nud
were on - told Madeleine we'd Eu
to the Randolph House for dinner
About two hours run" he said
How nice" said We swung of
down the drive
Go ahead, Sara.' said Bennie
I'm going To talk to you like u
Dutch Uncle. Bennie think you're
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

After deposing or killing every
body capable Of running the govern
rent or the army. stopping the
tnunition factories, dishAndlns the
army. fraternlzins with the Zoe and
signing a jug handled peace pact. u
looks almost silly now for the flolshe.
vik leaders to ask the people 70
fight to the death against the Ger.
man invasion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

Just what may be the reason the
United States has not given JapSi
the word 20 GO shcad and take
charge Of siberia Il not given out.
u Is evidently the wise thing 10 let
the NipponeSc take the job. uotWlth
standing the feeling that there Is
danger Of her becoming too power
ful to be comfortable This Is no
time to hesitate Let's cross the
Rubicon sad risk .A- evils Of the
PAR future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

Blessed are they which DO hun
ger and thirst after rightsouHness;
for they shall he filled. Matt, 6:s.
Hest are the souls that thirst for
grace,
Hunger and thirst for righteous
ness,
They shall he well supplied and fed
With living streams and living
bread.
How sweet are thy words unto
my taste. yea. sweetnr than honey
10 my mouth. Paa. fip. i0a.