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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

ln me SO 3. Muuendorc farm In tho
h91tlwos' OF 1904 lt 10 shut down
at q $50 feet
The Tidal oh company mas built
H rKWor NO & Subirtt farm in the
northwest ~ 1901
HASKELL After Ectuug % 100
hlrIci"Well ln lts so. ON the IS Gin
ton iurm iu the southwest rornsr u
tho northeast ot. the southeast OF
t-lG-lt tho Livingston on corpora
'Igu went "a location cdst ana drilled
I.a $50. The well IB dry hole and
"lIi be plugged az l52s feet
SrEHHN. Tho T.. &. on company
$50 10 uu tho O. Burgess farm in
'h" center NJ tha west line OF the
s0uthwrHt OF tho southwssl of So
tl.l3 hns been shot an 1900 feet ana
a % l-btuol woil
KENDALL COLLEGE, oble
aud others 'arc shut down dt 1895
foot on the 40 o. y Carver farm.
jn tho aputhWe8t corner NJ the north.
east uf the southeast of 20 l9-lJ
ALSUMA. Talbot ana others have
a 3u-hnrrcI well ln sand from $50
100 olN frvt iu their 40 3, Tiger
Iarm in The norfho1a, qarlT ot
t4-19-lb ~
CHTLSEA-The Tusln Cochran
well No. bcIoUg.nE to the Tiday
on company came u day before
Yesterday for go barrels
KENDALL.--Goble hls dufter
at l5fb feet 90 tho MAYO farm In
me sOutheaHt ~ 23-l3.l8
QUAY Tho New England on
company we'll 900 the norihwest of
u 1876. on tho QUAY towuHte. block
TO-. is making 3b barrels and has not
re"n cleaned out
CLEVELAND. -. Northrap and
others hsyo q dry hole n tho skinner
and bafucsvIllo n their SO (. Coats
farm lu mo uprthVost OF eI-2l-s
tnd IA shut down az 2,l35 feet
MORRISON The Fortuna has
abandoned th. location on the Childa
farm in tho southwest OF g-2.-3e.
aud has moved tho rg away
MORRIS McNutt a. payia are rig.
EinR mp t0 drill 80. on the 3 Doylo
farm IN the northwest corner 81 the
southeast ~ 2O-I3-li
lli'NitNETTA -- The Oklahoma
state ON company has rlg on the
gIuuud for SO ], s.. Rentle farm. In
tho northwest corner of tho south.
east of the southeast OF gs-t2-ll,
NOJNCSTOWN--Gypsy has q rig
In FOR no. l. u Adams farm IN tho
southeast corner ~ tho northeast
ot The northeast OF 26-lt-ll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
OkidhOmd's Quota Win
BE 300.0C0 Men GipsOn
GiUPs as His Estimate

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept Ia
a state quota Of three hundred
thousand men waA tho estimate
given this evening hy Adiuhnt
General GipHou us tho result OF
tho registration today NJ the salb
men. This rs larger than he looked
for The oklahoma city offering
viii be- about thirteen thousand.
Reports received by the adlutant
general from points iu the state
during the dpy Indicate the regis
trauon proceeded without him,
drancu from any cause.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
WIN Try Again.

Shuler. George s Mortimer have "a
rig up in tho southwest corner OF tho
Nnrtheast OF lj.lh.l2 ana Will arm
on the big Bmford Miller ranch iu
that locality of which they have
d,2Do acres leased TAc legsc. while
u has a few dry holta on it IN one
of tho flnCst pieces ~ undcvcloped
acreage IN tho shallow district IL is
doubtful n thorc rs another block Or
leases ~ large as tkis one held hv
any one company in the entire Ok
mulg"e Bald HulBfggs district
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
LEGAL


lsIsb. io.wit' Rcing 100 Aerss OF 'and .
part ot ths surrey No 10. r. 4 B Roll
nupaHt Iauu fIfuatsd about miles
~esi from Bfowuwood Tssaa known a.
abstract No t67 same brlng t2O arfss or
~e.' sids of " of Aaid Sec
Together With all pipes pumps and n.l.
ehnrIy and contract i1tsrsGt ln or con
necied wth. o. situated upon tht shove d.
tffh'd lands or any part thereof and every
c'lai' aud fiEht Of The Superior Petroleum
Haaoline Company tn and 20 sAid lands
sht property will be sold free Of all
li'hs agd encumbrances n public augNon 10
ne highrEt and beat bidder FOR sath'ai tho
0tiles Of the fsfsfss IN bankruptcy tn ths
Federal Fostoftce builiinF no ihv city n
Atdmors, Garter county. OklHhomA on the
2nlh dAJ Of septembsr 4 % 1915 80 2
O'Clock p The receiver reserves the
rshi 10 relsrt any aud ell bids unless tatd
property shAll bring a. lease n per cent Of
The appraised value
Dstsd This 3lu az of August 1918
DUNLAP.
Trustee
Afdm1fs Okla
? " Adams Attornsr IN Trustee.
Ardmorr Ola
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

George v BLACK has purchased
the interests ~ both his partners
In the Black Adams on company In
Sb-lH-5, northeast ~ Oilton and is.
therefore, the sole owner The pro-
duction 10 'holding 40 remarkably
we'll and ought I'd ne a good purchase
a. The price, which is 100000 for
tho other twointereuts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
ONLY HEART FAILRE
TO PREVENT SUCCESS
clNTLNrEn IRnM rAnr ~

'''I 'NI. 2 - BUN IAtf IHF
We can proceed with 20 plur con
science 10 build up ucw world"
News T. Good
Tho noW0 les distinctly good. repl
y good said tho premier I'VE arc
Eoipg through n long tunnel and are
not at tho end OF the journey Thcre
,H some steep grading to climb 10
may bo that rho tunnel WIN be ann
cult but 10 Will be short now that tho
worst 10 over"
After pointing outshht while there
might DE diffcultieH ahead tho way
through would in the prcmIor.s Na-
liof Doe short ono and thnf tho
worst was over. Mr Lloyd George
continued
when Wa suffered Tho reverse NJ
March 2 We atill h1d large rcarryFs
IN this country The Germans dii
not know ! already have expressed
gratitude 10 tho people who criticised
tho government on tho ground that
there were no reserves These peo-
pie had successfully mislcd the Ger
mans
An additional fact that depressed
tho Germans was the advent ~ tho
Americana. There IL no finer feature
IN the history of English industry
than the transport of tho Americans
across the Atlantic. The Germans
did not expect more then two dlyis-
ions. That was another miscalcuh
tion
Hundreds % thousands are thore
now, and the Germans know n. Thov
are the adNaffo guard Of ton mil
lion o. the fthesG material IN tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
LEGAL


NoIle ol saia hy lNutteea.
unied states District Court Entsrn Dis.
uici Of oklahOma--in hankrupfcY
In The matter Of superior Petroleum A
uato'ine CompAny. bankrupt
pursuant 90 an order made bv W T.
WhIl referee, NE uadeftirued trustee ~
shgF0 uamrd bankrupt ohers FOR sale the
following desrribsd property, assets and sf.
said properly % be sold consist Of a cor.
lAin annual rentN lease upon 7 8 acrtt Of
'aud OUT ot the y v a ON - on Sec
u9n >. Township & south, Range : West
tonmeuring a. an iron pia ne y > corner
oi said Sec - therrs south 20 deg so min
vest {, $50 feet along road 10 tho center
Of an interesting road running south.
center ot road tt0 feet thence north 40
dtg 90 min. ssti 90 iest 20 true place of
beginning. thence continuing on ne same
course east la2 isst ihsacs south dsg
'e min eaat ~ feet. thenrr south 4 drs
2 min, east SOC - issi thence south 40
deg hs min west goo fest thrare north
tsg 2 min west a77 "a 20 pises oi be-
ginning And sores ont Of We n r. 3,
Of y W y ot Section 8 Township 4 sout6
larer' Hpon The Nrkt 90 the land above par
UruIarly described. together with an hnNf.
ings thereon erected and Ell machinery rU1.
rer'sd herewith and attarhsd 70 sad build
lngs and property eoutistng Of easing
head gasoline plant and three four room
,.a one ls@go1s,y t.sa. ,soS o. %, i.sa'
,,,. p.,,a So, ~. ',''t5 y rgll,i' %, .'i' '"ps
pai.d thereon. also '' "
sertsln contract for the purchase oil
casircfead gas executed b. the Colue Ou
an, ssiI st.,n., ,e 49,. 49,. Is,'s rf
tr,I.,a, A g..,II,. g.,,.-. Nt''n-
i,i.rsins as,-rit.T .,r,f, ,'ig,t.3 ID, ,,.g
-oootr oti,hom, ,o 49,
y 'nAItE' ntE ~ IS.
ai ,r5 = S' '' ~ r. = %. .N',
v'
4 Of " 4, ots y v "a W al
! NJ q S " Z ., ! / f'' = ot's.Ss'
Of " - 81 w ~ Of 's, - and
s y q " ,aa y y PTS 4 o,|
3 v = sSd \ fp' Of ; 1 of S'
{ " nd l01 W @ = OF s,I
" ~, ,ed :" asfea lol nd ~ 7
pN lol a4a = on
p,N SvS.', ~ l'"h'1'p
SCUM. Hinse 3 Neht and also
,,,s',i gs',1'' son.,, 9' me r''{e55,,' {5i, o.,
s.,s5ss ,aa Tst t 70 s,.r. 10 ,'g'I s5c a1a aP
gi'sa JG's s.,ss5 g',o,'n' IS%p,s r,sT. ,oy.f f 's
Carer county 39A1ho9a tgNii
4 oJ W o. y aat
fHors,,,c az s,Ti, 49,, W. '' SO sc .
q s p y % > { ( and v ! oil
NJ. ,u.., 'o'''.
N'hts !" 'sI scr',,,, 80 "a, ~. .r,.s..,
SsIi'a 'gG''fs, iof ,hs ~ P0ish,,, 80. o. g,'
p,ny :. a. E,,'y lad r J. .sIsiasg :.
s'eona pMN. wN,rh $50 conuaet has been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
SPECIAL NorIoH

SuIICF ru pDHtD-I Will nor Il n.
tnosihle for debts contracted by anvone
other than myself % X Erter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
Local Company Lucky ne Pine
Ialnmn

Information received " by Ia @
llomaokia on company yesterday
was that the company well ON its
hS-aCro lpas" which Us part ~ tho
southwest quarter OF l2-2t.l5 and
a part of the southeast quarter or
ll-2l lis IN tho Pine Island field uf
Louisiana, WAS drilled into tho
Woodhine sand and IH flowing 1000
barrels The first report estimated
the we'll ht 1000 barrels but a later
report said that 30 had ncroaaei
The well Us located War~ yost Of
Black BAYOU ana ls ono NJ tho FUR
thost wells nurthcant in tho field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

NANNlNNION, Sept ll"-TrNFI
dent Wilson today signed the Joint
resolution paHHrd hr congress. em-
poVrrlnr him to establish prohibit
dustrioa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
NATION IS REWARDED
FOR BIG WAR EFFORT
I1ryt Coal of sixteen Months Pre-
partitions Are Reached by Grn.
CgM rcrshinE
MEANS ANOTHER BIG ARMY
Grratrr Significance in nlpv H. seen
in NtlHck Nv Third MAJOR Nllicd
Iuryc Against Huns.


WNFUING1DN 500. D. sixteen
muuth7 ut 'a war effort POS mo
United .Ufr. r.|.HuI |fE '.ii goal
todAt when i'nrDl IrWnins q
for. H'rH.r '''. i'uH' in1rp'ud'nI O.
blow lu France l.unf. tu" German
army
Report" tonight show 'h1i u'''f'
was meeting 'hr 'u. iu ''nW1n
der r effort A. i.Hr .h" enemy nll
~ thD hHp rrl.rn' ihlH". lU nDNlui
thn fnf'f.H 'l N'rl1n In 'h' i'H'
year OFF iHr NfI Iui m even sI'1'cr
rfu'il.it"r 'H government "ii.'llH
wa. ihr 'I.' mat mo 'l American
ATTACK meant iNl' ih" months ot
cease I'91 'H.| Nhi rli"il nav" now
brought tofN iNii great organ
l.'d army, hi'h'I nF .lH 'Nn Hup!Irh
and mi.I'' moro a"'G''iH lf needed,
which h'a 'Afrn iH pI''" beside the
French lud I'iiWh armies and ia
Striking for dro'HiF' victory tof
democratic Ideals
No Word From Pcrshlng.
t'p o late hour no official re
po.t from General IerhIng had
come Precedent Wilson visited
Acting Secretary CroWrlI during the
afternoon and there is uo doubt that
ne was told lua' what GousrW Perah.
ing had accomplished and what
might ho expected tn develop from
this blow
Firu reports wcrc vague They
told merely that the American army
had launched an attnck around The
- Mihiol fHuoul ihr only. sharp
thrust toward the heart Of France
that remained lo the German lend
ers 10 show for their offensive ef
forts since athe VAR began. ~ seemed
poHBihlo that the objective uf the At.
tack WIS Metz lust beyond tho Ger.
man border ON tho Mosclle river.
Iator accounts made % clear. how
ever. that fur his first blow Gen
oral perahing had determined TO [
employ the pincsr tactics Marshal
Foch has now used with repeated
success In hurting tho foo back ~ /
the Marns and out Of The picardv |
and Flanders Baient The chance I
lay ready 10 the American loaders /
hand
ST. Mlhirl NJ Ancx
Almost a,. .o,,,n =, 81. 49,,
wreckes e,r,r.,s 80 pnaA,,, ,,,n,e,, /
has 1cfi.t .,,r,. r,,.,,,,a,, 80, ~
tow, of =, Nibioi s,,n5 ~ 80. 80
of a rr,,t .rcr,,,, r,,dsa t.t,.a,,@ 80 /
,b. Frenrb ttn,s "a ,r.,t-t ~, ~,
out Vsrs,n etf a, 80. ,,,., CeI,, w.,
rnsb toN,rb p,,,, o. ,h. -,t.,'
cyryo ., ~ 4.iia., I.e '.sso,n . /,
have stood for months holding he |
ttpea Americans were on tho line |
between Nerdun and So Mihlei but |
~ hihiel 'self was held bv the !
II ~ ~ - Na.A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

ALSUMA Talbot ana others have
a 3o-hhrrci well in sand from $50
ip olN feet 900 their no 3, Tiger
ltrm in The norfhola, qarlT ot
t4rlg-Ib ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

hINDALL COLLEGE.--G O b I %
and others shut down az l.21b
foot on the 80 .. y Carver farm.
in tho aouthue1t corner N the north.
east uf the yuuthc1st of 29.Ig-l3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

The IeN's company has between
2 and II million feet of Eas i1 It's
10 ON The Parker farm, south "
breckenridge \iu stephens county.
Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

CHELSEA-The Tusln Cochran
well NO bcIoug.nE 10 the Tiday
'il company came H day before
Yesterday for so barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13


Phuy is drilling at coo feet on N
VI N'lch p u tho southwest rorMr
~ the southeast OF the southwest .pt
l2-lG-I2
The Oklahoma State Is drilling At
$50 fyct ON the a. Kng 40 % IN tho
northwest corner OF the southeast of
The southeast hf 26.1G-II
Rovihrd Wise jackson so ON tis,
NJ FuISom farm TN tho northeast 1f
A-lt.ll ls drilling at 1850 feet
The Cinco on the u Pickett 2 in
tho southwest corner OF tho north.
west NJ lo-lo-il is drilling OF 2.255
fppt
M,Croys test on the 7. Foster In
tho southeast corner o. 6-IE-1f is
stIil shut down
The Plutflno- Reliance. FLYNN No
y Lnnnon farm IN tho northeast ~
70. l6-ll is drilling 40 400 feet
same parties ON Tho Thomas Jeath
In the southwest corner vf sG.
1911 l7 drilling of eT5 rcst
John q mitchell la making head.
way ~ 1850 feet ON bis No Post
OAK farm in tho southeast OF l3-
J6-ll
winemiler and ASSOCIATES arc
irilling M 'oF foot on tho C Mar
shan In th" northwest OF 12.1g.I1
Tho Farrftno Reliance & Flynn
Interests have another r'E Up on the
W II MARITIME f1rw 10 the northwest
corner ~ the southeast of tho north.
we9' ~ '6 lf.t1 Tt b.. f.. $50
Foster IS Davis hty. made A Ior,.
ton for No 3 ou tho Kid Glass farm
in the southeast corner of enc south.
west OF the southeast OF nI-i6-1l ls
well as for 40 3 an Tho a.fffn.,.t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

SrIlltN. Tho 4 S on company
$50 10 ou tho g. Burgess farm ln
ih" center NJ the west une OF the
southwest OF tho southw,sl NJ So
ti.l3 nns becn ahoJ al 1900 feet ana
ie 20 l-htrIcl well
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13

md thcso offseH viii bo drilled az
an carly date
Tho Echo Dl. company owns the
south htlf ~ tine southwest Uf "a
ll-l.. which offsrtH rhe wrlI 'o tho
northeast aud has made location
0n I' in thr s1uthwrat corner uf the
section
TH" walker ana others well In. thr
anu'ufaSt corner 0f the southwest uf
20. 1913. mile south ana bIlf
mile ctH' OF me SAulnr-G,oTgv NuI.
timer wotl found the 1000 foot Sand
but only had showing 90 OLD and
F4h and drilled INFO water n s
nov drIIlu-~ aboIr 1900 foot and
VIII try fu gpt~the 'tancbHf ply
The sinclair ftal Iu the southeast
uf 80 i5.1a. routh ~ tho ArkauaH
river from tho above wells ls drlU.
IuE Bt llO feet. and should get the
shallow s1nd som" tlmr This week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
AUTOMOBILES
AuroNopltrs ron sA1r

ANDERSON b a. CHuMMY Splendid soa
iiuou. sarufIre sale - account - var
Coll before m and between Q and
u m. Phone 4121
FuIR. R.pAseFNGtR upto.dats National car
owner vants room bgugslow will pay
Cath difference. RrauiI A Davton. All
Robinson Bldg Phone $50
FuR sAIF Three fourth ton truck 10 hrst.
rlsss condition rev iirss and fancy
tgNu AppT manage oklhhoma tron
Works
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
Mnst MalnIaIn soIIdnrItr.

After noting tho comparative
lightness Of the casualties In the last
advance by the Uritish. tho premier
made his reforc, so tho question
OF perce, and went on 10 point out
some lessons from tho present strur
Ele Tho first lesson taught by me
war he said, was the immense lm
pornnoe ~ maintaining the Bolidar.
Nv ~ the British empire There
must be healthier conditions lu tho
workshops, more attention Co the
schools, he insisted Thr best con
ditlons must be Initiated for produc-
ton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
suits Working out In Fine shnp,

n is beginning to look uk, every
sult filed In tho Wilcox pool viii
work OUT lu favor of the fellows
who have put up their money and
PLAYED inc game square ana an ap.
pea5 ~ thc government tp stop the
none"nsc VIII probably he unnr,s,.
ssry.
Suit f1r possession NJ the north
hair ~ the northeast ~ so ID
fIrd by back heirs against Thumas
IhIsW. owner of hp land u zee
and Homer y wilcox. the lossor.
has been dismissed and uI. for
posH"HsIuu OF the south hair ~ tho
northeast oi the same section
against Mr Chsm. tns too owner
and Wilcox. tho loasee. on tho
sOuihwcut quarter 0f tho northeast
quarter together with the Produc-
"rn s. krfucrF corporation loUsee on
tho southeast northeast OF tho sec
ton. hlt been Dismissed go far as
tho losseoG are ronccuiA1 huf tho
contest for title to tho fre Will still
continue ou this piece
SUIT against ~. Thompson and
others involving th, east hiIf of the
southwest quarter Of 3G-l5.ll has
been discontinued su another SO
acres Ia Iu mo clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-13
cusiczs&s
nLll ~
ANNOUNCEMENTS A

- ~ - - w. AaAN = -
LOST AND POUND
LOST hing hes Mining 60 STOCK Csrtit
tNir 50 15 to charles Tharksr 5C
sfhrst csltihcafs so o. 10 Barney May
so shares Finder will please commuut
cato with ias ofh.c Of tha rompany 81
ai6 nsuel B.dg
LOST N-Iuestav eray aNsafsr on OtarE
lrhi. between t'areU0re and ruisa Re
vnri CaIl phone it6s
LOST Diamond bar nIg liberal rswsrd
f,r t, rstmr. Adar-k, s %. World o.
Thore 2I-B
Lu7r--N Nsa,.s. service pin on ssn side
Phone eles Reward
PURELY PERSONAL
ANYONE Knowing fhs vhersahouts OF Mrs
Mitchell wife 10 Tom Mitchell who VA
,..,.merIy Of sand sprIas'. please phone
A.Irr FhtNtEs kElNG an a. FIRST Va
'1ul Rlnk Tor mail
wtAN NY suusrnE ff5m ssXusi WsaE
nrss nervous debility fske Caatishsrry' !
Sexual PuH rhsy restore iott manhood
and uatc weak men strong mal gi .
horsi s. " plain wrapper 4 = Cas-
usosrr7 Columbus. Ga
WOULD liks 70 scr in touch With parties
holghf trunk ot personal belongings az
Red Ball I-lrHify contents move iAfru
ail.auon Nrs Ihwf'lre Phone e2to.
! VIII PAN rew,rd of 80 Tor inior
nation as fo tha vhereahonts % MrT
Rstier tmety and boy. tupposed 70 he
now in TuIss she s a0 vesrs old
hsiFhi feet Z inches weighs about los
hounds. fArk hair. hroWn eyes. freeklss
nu Arms AHd tra sho fss little gold
on hey UPPER front teeth. she has three
folt Jaw tetih. she vsart framed .sps.
tAr'es When lAst teen she wore black
sI'k dress blart stfsw ha' She had
Que tuitsafs She vorh about hotels
aud rooming houses Left Fort smith
August H. The boys age is yeArt
re it a cripple valks % crutches and
De- pleasant boy I Wil pay $40 cash
Tor Information - - where they ara
Wire me at my expense ard I will come
~ first train 10 Emery 222 n
Firft fori smth Ara. Ffsco section
house
SPECIAL EoTIoE .
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-11-29

when the most scupendOus task ever
undertaken BY man now stares all
mankind in the face
Winning the war was a mere moth
ing to leveiing out circulation OF
wealth in it, regular channels and
the creation of profitable employment
for the millions Of men and women
u a world saot as full Of holes as
moral law il prohibition commur-
ity.
60 after the business ard help il
bringing times back to normal. and
you will not suffer severely.
Keep an eye On the law mill and De
prepared to swat the aun therein as
our boys swatted him at the Marae
and Sedan
Eternal vigilance is no less the
price Of liberty today than in the
days Of that revered statesman who
first gave the epochal cry to the
mouths Of America, and We warn you
that no time in the history of our
country has the need been greater
than nov
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-11-29
INCONSISTENT AWARDS

Four and a half dollars as a first
award for the greatest and best
variety OF home canning and pre-.
serving and $3.50 for a horse race
strikes Us as being about as topsy.
turvy a proposition as can be mag.
med
We are not 50 much opposed to
the purse hung up for the bundle of
horse-fesh to sweat for, because
horses that can do stunts on a track
and win purses are valuable stock to
their owners; but they are valuable
only in proportion to the purses thev
win. The housewife who tolls
through weary days and nights OF
labor to save and to save correctly
the products Of the farm and the gar,
den is worth more than all the racing
stock between this and Kingdom
come, and the measly little pittance
doled out to her with a miser's groan
and a hesitating hand is an Insult
to our wives and daughters-a most
disheartening knock.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-11-29
ONLY WHEN WORKED FOR

Will an era OF prosperity dawn upon
this country now that peace has come
TO the world? Without doubt this IA
ton will prosper, but just what mea-
sure Of this will come to each section
will likely depend upon the efforts
put forth by the people OF that sec
ton In other words, it's up TO the
people" to wake up to all that
stands for the advancement Of their
community .-Xissimmee valley Ga
zette
Let US add To their country as
well.
And it is up to the people. II we see
the signs Of the times correctly. The
adjustment period has already
struck and where the community has
been wide awake and doing stagna-
ton is not apt to occur, but when
the leaders have quit the drive and
left things to luck and providence,
the people are going to suffer incon-
veniences if not actsal want.
Please don't forget this fact When.
ever and wherever the republican
party has gained control they have
sOught-Arst of ALTO make the peo-
pie Of the country suffer for their
temerity and presumption by oppos-
ing and defeating their men.
And 50 far as We have observed
that is one old leopard who has never
tried to change his spots or obscure
his meaning The country was turned
over lock, stock and barrel to the
democrats some seven years ago, and
that party went after the republican
stronghold -WaI Street and came
near tearing down the play house
The country will have to pay the
damages.
When she starts taking toll twill
twist the tail of every man whose Sc.
curities happen to be other than the
select few and the congress- Of the
country. ruled by the henchmen of
the powers that be, will sit on tbs
lid while the boiling is in progress.
That is the past reputation of the
reps.
They may not be sufficiently strong
to put it over-just yet. but they will
do it if they can, in which case nearly
the whole people Of the United States
will suffer
Prosperity will come only to those
communities who have had foresight /
enough to produce that which must
be had to feed themselves and their |
neighbors. to aid in clothing the
world or rehousing the homeless OIL
war-swept Europe.
II the republican party can succeed /
in removing the restrictions Of the
fuel food and other conservation |
boards. you may look confidently for
hundred per cent jump in price OIL
all trust-controlled commodities and.
of course, a removal of the fight on
labor with the reduction Of wages by
creating a vastly over-glutted market
an easy thing to do by the simple |
expedient OF closing factories and
workshops ito prepare for increased |
production of peace time necessities.
etc.
1t behooves every section of the
country to be extremely wide awake
and active at this critical time. 1t is
the very height OF folly to sit back
and await the coming of easy mon
ey" and unbounded prosperity. Luck
and providence are poor dependents