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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
IXXv

Nov, Ia, ,,o ,. t,,,, q, coll ,.or
no" hl'Iy huhny ana Uncle Lucky
went after the doctor Tor the sick
tram Well might inst "a well
tell Won nov tb,t ront for they
never aid Tho, u,1pt to Won
know. hut som.thtnr hnpu,ncd and
Then. OF cnurgo If wasn't th.ir rault
that tho tramp rot w,u b,causo
they couldn't got wise br Oulcki
And tbla ia what hnnncrrd A
they were tearing along in tho
IuvICymoblo a lIttle AnaIc worm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

except Ancri S1s. may
volunteer
By sERGT. HAROLD BALDWIN.
(Sergt. BALDWIN left his HON estead
In Saskatchewan. hurried TO the re-
cruitinE office IN ovcralls and jumper
aud signed up. on his rcturi from
tho trenches he spent several morths
At the Chicago Depot Of the u. e r..
NJ lie gives the following in Hold
inr the Line" lust published by A. c.
McClung and co..
DO not call the Boche coward be-
cause no surrenders II Is easy 90
say you would fight to the deatl,
rather than be taken prisoner. but
consider man who has endured "A
weeks bomhardment--crRsh' crash
.crr-r-mp' Roaring. blazing. one
hidious din. for DAYS; everything bG-
Ing smashed 20 smithereens. the
Smoke. the fumes. the trench. and
last. hut not least, dead and munFled
comrades lying around. Now think
how much fight there would 5c left
IN YOU
shell fire will destroy the morale
or uuy soldier. for when a man is
flair enough 60 look facts IN the face
yhc will acknowledge that coutagc is
common 10 any nation No nation
has a monopoly OF it and the German
has his share.
In thcsu days ucrhans ne gives In
rather easily; bot he is getting hell
from the allied artillery at least on
The western front And who knows
perhaps doubts OF their ultimate
triumph hav|abeRun TO assnu them.
have seen them fight well with the
tayonet and clump on my head
from a Hun no bigger than niyself. I
we'll remember hate TO admit IL,
hut he licked me honestly. Cnly his
sportsmanshlp soNed him lie simply
knocked me sllly-and passed on I
hate and lalthc their barharitV
hate them for bringing this he'll lpon
the world. but 7 mn English and as
such. must give the other fellow his
duo.
During my experience with TIE IN
famous deed. af Ee}Fi--r, and r.r-4rrc-
] always remember an incident which
came wiNh'u my own cNpcrirutc.
rur!nE our retirement one Of cur
men was hi' Iu tho leg and of course
f'li down rs was impossible tc tako.
him with Ne. ror We had 10 ~. hack
quickly to make conjunction with the
other troops who had fallen beck.
Much as we hated the Idea. We had
20 leave him
Judge ot our surprise. when In
thr tiiiptts ~ man walked into
our farmyard We crowded around
simply crazy 10 know how he had
the Germans ana o.
capped. We mnNeled when hs told
his story.
70" had been taken by mob ~
Saxon troops He expected eithe-
death or capture. Those men how
ever dressed his wounds tuociilatcd
him against tht possibility n lock
isW: placed him In cellar with
clean straw TO lie on.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Everyday Wisdom
ROMANCE.

Convention keeps us from slaylng
romance where she stands, By not
killing II, We save II, BY imagining
romance Instead Of living 1t. We
make romance possible, II tho world
were roughshod there would be no
romance. When a young man secs a
beautiful girl In a atrange Limousine
he does not rup up and bust the
glass and declare his love and ask
her 20 come out that same evening.
He mopcs and has pain and longing
and romance-instead. He thinks
that the strange young lady In the
thickly padded limousine Ia an aloof
young goddess who wouldn't look AZ
clod like him. hut she would II
the young man just had the nerve
TO 20 right up and bust the glass
and ask her 10 come out that evening
the poor young thing who had never
had n thrill before I'm her life
would 20 home and primp an day
with heart aflutter. and think that
here at last was Romance. They
are not eoddesses at adjust un'
interesting daughters OF rich laun'
drymen, who don't have much fun
in life and who haven't ans hing
else to do but ride around IN
hmousines on fools crrands likc
paper OF pins or head of cabbage
The color scheme of their lives IS
anemia. II would tickle them 10
death TO have somebody bust mo
their limousine and declare his love
But there wouldn't be any fun 10
II for the young man. They "Nu'1
probably sit around all evening anu
yawn He would wish he had Ie,
her STAY fleetlng vision. Hc woull
find her the kind Of girl who m&hu'
a fine memory but bum evening.
The way TO save romance is-no' "
fnllnM n Inn far
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
The Daily Horoscope
The stsrs incline. but DO rot compel e
Copyright i9ls by tho Mcclure
Newspaper SyndioAte


This Is not favorable day. aeeordlnr to
ss,rology The sun. Neptune Satufn and
Nars are al adverse, While Uranus. alons.
Ia friendly
u Is most unpror Iilons t.a,e 20 rsst
fs~or or promotion either political or mil.
itaty There b. aiAo a hpisisr sign Tor
the navy
Srsndles and even libel su,ts thst dis.
ofvauite m0-o thar one part % th- usr
machinery arc f1frstaiosr buf these vii
affect part. not hlthefio examined undsr
The public rye
The sun 10 In p,re that Is ro' for
tupaie for the president or f0r On, one
Who bcAts great responsibility. since there
will BE- irrdrrry or the part Of tho p..,.
pie who suffer deprivation io blame person.
iu high place
7, IA pointed out b. the seer, that N.
p.anriar' forces tslt cause nations 10 rt..
against Hattors aisu a'Tr.i IrdIYIduAik WHo
pIN hc irguHrd 10 quarrel ard 10 ftpd
fau't With one auother
Persons vensr huihiais u Is hav, ,As
huguD Of travel and change The, shog.A
b discreet iu dealing With mo oppo,iie -,
NrH and 0ouru Who are smp.oyed shouIa
br cAfsT1l
Chtdr.r born or this day A., ut.I,
20 BE- imrstlocf Arrogant and s.lf csni--.f
1tsss subjects Of Pisces are often e4tyrase.
y talented aud eccentric.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Unkind Mcrrimcnt.

CHAPTER IN.
had taken Annie with me be
cause Of my arm. / was sure that II
crippled myself hICther George
would be angry IL Mas luncheon
time before We finished Then Just
AS we left the store who should l
see but Madgc LorinE.
After asking about my arm, etc.
she mentioned something about her
shopping having made her late TO a
luuchCun at an exclusive cafe. |
offered To take her In the car. and
she shady accepted, what In the
world have you been huying7 A book
storc'' she asked. as the clerk
brought out AN immense parcel and
put in the ear as I had ordered.
didn't intend TO waste any time.
Not quite" answered gayly
"But thorc are so many things | do
not understand about social etiquette
that bought every book | could find
CA tho subject George II started
to e,y foG wise he wa, &c. then
rcrenl cred that he had cautioned
mo rot tn talk ~ him, and hCsItdtcd,
hlushrr furiously,
"Oh, he's a Btickler To- form all
r,eht" Alis. LorlnE returned ,W,c'ly
e., ough. nut her eyes fairly danced
Nith mcriiment. Then al suddenly
she throw herself back IN tHo car and
laughed man the tears rIl'ri Ucwn
her checks.
"Oh, Il IL too funny. you naive
child Oh. what will George say TO
that" and again peal afler peal Of
luEhtcr rang out wh.lo Annic
nant red face TO the woman who
looked iu lma2eWent from my indic-
was finding what l had told her so
amusing
Then suddenly she stopped, and
waved to IA young man We were
passing.
"Do you mind II we stop a mo-
ment? / want TO speak to Merton
Gray"
signalled the chauffeur 20 stop.
And she swung the door open as
man about twenty-five years old.
with a fine. intelligent face halted In
his walk
"Oh, MIR. Gray you are lust the
man | want to secl 1 am giving
dinner "A week from tonight. Shall
you be at lbcrty2 on. pardon me,
| forgot that YOU weren't acquainted!
Mrs. Howard. let mo present Mr..
Merton Gray m artist, and a most
charmlSs-man,"
Mir Gray liftcd his eyes to mine,
and In them | saw admiration and
respect | was so pleased that l held
out my hand and said cordially:
Il am very glad to meet both the
man and the artist. That is, II you
viii excuse my left hand" | added.
Il have had slight accident and
cannot use the right one"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Little BenHy's Notebook

Ne and puds Simklus w1wkcd
down totn last Saudday artIrnoon
icst for mmthiuE to do, and We
Wawkcd and watched the people
getting into the elevators. me say
ing, @. 1t must be fun TO run a olr-
Nator all day long
They prpberlv Ect tired Of II after
Ia vile. they pr-borly woodrnt do II
IN they didont get paid for IT, sed
luds
Wich they proherly woodent and
me and puds stood there watching a
vile Longer, and then scd. wat do
YOU say we get In one Jest for the
ride?
Wich We did. So many people get
ting In after us that me and puds
was squeezed up In corner. and
by the time the elevator got all the
way up to the top there waseut eny-
body I'm II but me and puds and the
man, and then II went down agcn so
quick YOU mite Of thawt mmthing
had break. ana the man termed err
round and saw us. saying Are you
kids stlll hecr. ware do you wunt to
go?
llth floor I sod.
They aInt ony, 10 floors. you must
wuut to 80 on tho roof, don't your
sed tho man
neon the 10Th floor. sed, And
Ia lot % more people got In and
squeezed us In "A corner agcn. and
the people got out ut diffrent floors,
and after vile the man sed, l0th
floor. 10th floor. WicA me and Puds
Jest stood there, and tho man sod.
well. II you kids wunt the 10Th
floor YOU better take II before you
set II on your ear,
Wich mo and Puds got out and
the elevator went down. and | sed,
We better pertend to be looking er-
round for sumhodv II enybody
asks us who we are looking for, lets
say Mr. smith.
No. there mite RELY be sumbody
Iby that name. let's SAYS MIR. Dunn
bells. sed Puds Wich lest then a
man with.a buckit and mop went
past. sayffSg. Who are you looking
forf
Mr. Dumbels sed puds
never heard OF the name. and ]
doubt II cnybOdy clts ever did. Sod
the man, And he started To mop mp
the floor and Puds sed CESS its
the rong bi'diHg and / sed. | gess It
must be- And we went and pushed
the elevator button and rode down
agcn and wawked home. seeming
much ferther than wawking down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
\ Is TIE BlkIllDA
MicheLdngeLO
IS TT YOURS
March q. I475
Italy


\ proud and rather scornfuf spir-
IT, fun of the most amazing energy
and vitality, beset by petty trials and
a warm and charming old age
such was Michelangelo. the man.
Michelangelo was born nj Caprese
Italy, March 8. 1875 His parents
were poor gentlefolks. Against
their wish. he apprenticed himself
TO n painter in Florence, attracted
tho attention OF Lorenzo def Medici,
and began studying sculpture be-
coming n member OF thes Medici
household The death OF his pa
trnn started his troubles, he eXecu-
ted number OF commissions. for
which he seems 20 have been badly
paid. supported his family. lived
poorly, and finally, 20 please him
self made his immense figure OF
David. carved from n block OF mar
Bile on which another sculptor had
tried and failed.
Then no painted the famous Holy
Family" and soon after, he was
called to Rome by Pope Julius II.
10 design for him a colossal sepul-
chre. on this he worked intermit-
tently stopping against his wish. 10
DO the paintings and frescoes OF the
Slstine chapel which have remained
as his chief glory.
Ae he grew older. commissions for
work were almost thrust upon him.
n succession OF popes demanded his
work. kings begged for IL. But the
hringt spot In his life seems to be
not his hard won success. but the
gentle friendship OF a woman. Nit-
toria Colonna, TO whom he gave his
entire confidence, and for whom he
wrote poetry as strenuous and fiery
in style as his nature was.
He died In 1864. almost ninety
years old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

We are proud OF our boys In the
trenches, proud OF their unflinching
courage and indomltAble spirit; hut
n is 10 bs hoped that their zeal will
not overcome their discretion. An
epcees OF ill-AdviSed bravery may
result In needless slaughter Of
American youths, and we want them
to s.ve their efforts for effective
rather than Sensational. work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Now that Tammany has declared
for woman suffrage. woman o,
New York has taken It at its word
and demands n nomination to con-
wrsss at rs hands. Maybe the uEer
started ssmethins It can't stop. II
this woman's demand is needed. party
bosscs vii suffer from noses out of
,clnt, hut n Il k denied there will
be q bunch sfyensmiss to the party
created.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

II was said OF Trotxky when he
was soap box orator In New York
that he could get mono but fools to
listen 10 him. There has been little
change In the character of his fol-
lowing since no went back to his
native land. as his deluded followers
are beginning TO discover. The blind
lead the blind. and oh. what a ditch
they have fallen into.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

tits suggested that this man Hency
who is stirring up such a stink
around the noseA OF the Chicago
packing profiteers Is playing poll
tics" suppose he is he has plenty
OF good precedent for his method Of
gaining popularity, Seems like we
remember OF one Samuel ]. Tnden
getting presidential nomination
for doing no greater a taAk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
TnE WRONG LANE

~ - T - 'F'N1
was playing with little Anne
this afternoon / have gotten into
that habit lately In all the big.
elaborate houses there seems no
place for her--nor me.
sMy hair was tossed And | had
grown hot and pink checked from
Hidc-and go-secR was crawling
cautiously across the nursery rug
when the door opened winthrop
Garter entered
How pretty YOU look, Miss Lane, ="
he said raised "A hand to catch
back my falling hair. No, don't
touch a. II looks Just riEht''
snid guod-hy 10 little Anne. we
left the room We started down for
the dock And sail boat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

MARCH q.

RisHsed are the meek; for they
shall inherit the earth. (Matt b:b,l J
nlest are the meek who stand afar
From rage and passion, noise ana war.
God win secure their happy state,
And plead their cause against the
great.
Verify. ! say unto you, Except ye
he converted. and become as little
children. ye shall not enter into the
Kingdom OF heaven. Matt iB!aD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Germany has Indicated that she
will quit using poison sas Il the al-
lies will promise 20 do likewise. The
reason In that the allies havs gone
them one better on tho manufacture
OF the stuff and the Teutons do not
want to take the medicine they have
been dealing out TO others.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

when the Germans restore the
hated rule OF the nobility in their
Russian conduests the Bolsheviki
will wish they had locked the stable
door before the horse was stolen, but
not a. long as they listen TO Trotxky
and Lenlne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Our fathers used TO drive a thirsty
horse TO water, Nowadays when
the radiator goes dry We have to
hustle out and carry the fluid TO II,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Oklahoma cities and Kansas towns
are not alone In having their gas
troubles. The Chicago Eas company
h now trying To secure q raise OF
rates and the notification Of their
contract with the city 10 make no
Increase, claiming that their agree
ment was only scrap OF papet,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

The Republican national com
mittee was right kind to the news
papers in slecting q chairman with
the handy name Of VIII Hays There
win not be 80 much trouble In get
ting that name to M In heedline'
and ws will be able TO forget that
Wilcox spelled his name with
two Is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Oklahoma Outbursfs

k-------------
mark of patriotism, says tho
uuthrie Leader, ~ 90 cuas the
kaiser ard praise your homo town.
The Nowata star is running the
life OF John l.. sullivan in serial
form. Back numbers may be had on
application.
somehow. we cannot work up any
sympathy for the spectators who
lost 10 heavily when eggs took
slump OF 81 cents
Ernest NJ Henderson has boon
promoted from city editor ~ tho
Wichita Eagle 10 assistant ct/pr OF
tho McAleHter News Capital
Just ~ we were getting used 20 a..
along comes a report that the rule
on meatlesa meals and purkloIos
saturdays Is to hc ahr0Eatod.
The Guthrie Leader has been
looking into tho matter. and has
found number of wives who would
not object II their husbands on
listed
While we do not expect polyRamy
TO become prevalent In ihls~Cpuntry
because Of the war. still n ts well
enough that the National Congress
.of Mothorn Ia on guard.
John Golobiei ~ don't like talk
Ing moving pictures. therefore when
I'm In a movie thcater, likc 10 have
the person In front OF mo o. back
OF me keep HIS or her mouth shut"
while tho mercury was raging
around Gs yesterday We noticed tho
girl from South Main was Wiu
wearing her fur muft and collar
piece. They DO look becoming on
her.
Tho members of the oklahoma
delegation In congress have decided
10 remain In Washington and not
take part I'm tho summer campaign
Tor denomination. That's the proper
thlng to do II they have proven
Themselves worthy the people will
attend to their political fences.
says MATT buhr; The threatened
Iegislation against the importation.
sale and Use OF the peyote and mes
Gale drugs, brought scores ~ object.
Ing Indians 20 tho galleries nf tho
FIRST Oklahoma state Legislature. The
late Qunnah Parker spoke ns foi-
lows My mother was white but |
am an Indian. | don't like fire
water like peyote. peyote tea
makes me feel good. soc Jesus and
angels ] am Indian. Peyote and
mcscale cures collie. am Indian
and like Christ, the whIto mans
God Don't take away from me
Mexican peyote. II make mo feel
happy and rich. 10 don't make mo
scalp, II makes me sleep am an
indian, II In good medicine. Better
medicine for Indian than flrewater.'
ihe legislature took QuanRh's ad-
vice and threw the peyote bin into
It's hellbox
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Making Good.

~ have more respect for high
fllers than ! once had"
'Iow'B that"
"Aany of them are making good
In the aylation corps"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
PHONES:
All Departments: 6000

forasa Advertising R.pr.s.n..siy..I pry
New York, 2oi Dsvonshire g., Boston
ford. Parsona Co, Peoples 0ss HidI, Chi
taro Oscar q, Davies. bos Victor Bldg
Kansas Ctr, Mo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Partly True.

Did you say you could buy anu
sell me7" u
Il said I thot I could buy you. -
takes n better salesman than / ~
carry ont the rest OF u though.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

n we are stubborn. II Ia prose-
yerence; u the other fellow 10 per
severina. Il In obstinaoy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Even II he isn't pro German, In
Toilette certainly IL In Dutch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

The Nowata Star ~ running the
life OF John L. sullivan in serial
form. Back numbers may be had on
application.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

homehow. we cannot work w any
sympathy for tho spectators who
lost 10 heavily when eggs took a
slump OF 81 cents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Ernest NJ henderson has boon
promoted from city editor ~ tho
Wichita Eagle 10 assistant c'/lr OF
tho McAleHtsr News Capital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Headline SAYS 'pershing over
comes Great Difficulties In Making
our Troops Efficient
Not mentioning any names. Of
course.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
OnAeSpUr,
AsH1!O,;!lyleht &; !! q! !.
An Essny--pcrsev,rn,,e

Once upon q time there was
a young man named peleR pollett
Peieg left homo and went TO tho
city
To seek his fortune In the granite
canyons
When he left home Pelsg's father
said
Remember. my son. perseverance
always wins"
Peieg got A. good Job In an office
II paid him si7 week
He was always first at tho office
In the morning and last 10 leave.
He was always cheerful ut his work
Ana he helped the boss with his
overcoat
Peleg held this position twenty
At the end af twenty years tho boss
Called Peles into the private office
and said
"releg, you have done your work
well
You have worked hard and never
missed day,
The firm In about Ia reward YOU
An ounce Of loyalty is worth "A pound
OF oleyerness
Your salary hereafter will be SIS
n week"
Peleg was tislbly delighted by tho
news
oh. thank YOU. sir" he said. al
most weeping.
Which shows that perseverance, nj
wssS wins.
There is.h man In our town and he Ia
wondrous wise,
He goes 10 the city market TO buy
all his supplies.
A tany rate. old friend war has
given us relief from the following
CarranEa. Harry Thaw, Mrs pnBk
hurst Doe Cook. Cipriano Castro
and King Menelik of Abysslnln
II IL said they tried to form q
chapter OF the Daughters ~ the
American Revolution In Russia the
other day, but couldn't decide which
revolution.
q
One person We don't envy Is the
man who must write tho history or
Russia during 1911 and 1918 Tor pos
terity,
IL he gets IL right he win be the
greatest historian " all time.
Even II he isn't pro German, Ia
Toilette certainly is In Dutch.
Headline SAWS. "pershing over
comes Great Difficulties In Making
our Troops Efficient"
Not mentioning any names. Of
course.
The Kansas city star tells ur a
trooper at Camp Funston who Is
sharing his tent with mule
Speaking OF personal herolsm.
how about that
SHOES keep on going higher
says trade journal So do skirts
4 iiE-A-week clerk posing as
French marquis tried TO borrow
$50 Gee 900 from = Morgan & CO
And the Joke is that he nearly
got II.
A learned New York editor IL
much concerned over the dispute AZ
to whether Rabelair said Corn .s
the sincNs q war or Coin is thc
sinews Of war"
whats the difference, " hen We
need both OF them 50 blamed badly1
order Your shrubs for Spring
Planting Now screams " nursery
concern. Is Il possible they ARE 60.
lng TO let US have a spring this yea.
The United States needs fortv-
foot channel thru Hell Gate TODAY. -
n Y. sun. How deep channel thru,
Hell Gate does Germany need9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

IL he gets II risht he viii be the
greatest historian of all time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

II IL said they tried to form p
chapter OF the Daughters ~ the
American Revolution In Russia the
other day, but couldn't decide which
revolution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

Tho Tin pcAdlar sold something
above cost un n,s last trim through
hero and Jeff driving fast ana whist
lens.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

One person We don't envy Is the
man who must write tho history OF
Russia during 1911 and 1918 Tor pos
teritV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
Hardly the season.

II tones a fellow up a deal
when cold winds play, ii
oh. Just such days as these "
Like making hay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

A tany rate. old friend war has
given us relief from the following:
CarranEa. Harry Thaw, Mrs pnBk
hurst Doe Cook. Cipriano Castro
and King Meneitk of Abyssinin