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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
To-day ,s the Birthday of
Eugene de BeduharHdis

Is IT YOURs7


Eugene dc Reauharnais was the
step son OF the great Napoleon a
fact alone that would make him
world famous lie was horn In Paris
,he was "a child during the Freaah
rcNoluu1nl and when a very young
man. cutered upon a military career
iic met Napoleon. one dayt Ny going
Co him with 70 request for % favor.
ana made such an impression on 'he
erCai mnh who was not tho world
.ouqueror then that % friendship
grew up between them Napoleon
met rho boys mother Josephine dc
bctuhiru1lF. ana married her
Leaving shortly after for an OK
p~diuon in Egypt he took Eugene
with him As Napoleon conquered.
ap did The hoy rise in rank. No wHs
only about % when Napoleon made
h'm Nicoroy ~ IaN I'm Italy. Beau.
h7rnlis. talent Tor military affairs
ahoSrd itself. he huil' up thr army.
There was war between Austria and
Italy then as now and the battles
were fought along tho Piave, over
tho ground now under contest Ey-
crpt Tor r. period OF command with
the Russian army Sc BesuharnaIs
stayed in lnlv defending o. against
Austria
when Napoleon was dcpoyed his
step SON retired with his wife. ~ Rat-
arian princess Tho king NJ Dua.a
gave him a. duchy and he lived tn
Munich until bls death.ip. 1884
one of hts sons married Donna
Maria queen NJ Portugal some d
yrrls after hts fathers death
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
THE MICHIGAN vrRnIcr.

The. Detroit Free Press has this TO
say OF the senatorial primary JUS,
held In Michigan.
The victory OF Commander Tru-
man n. Nswberry over Henry Ford
and Chase 6 Osborn In the Repub.
llcan senatorial primary contest Ia a
victory for speciaGA ness. stal,rsrt.
militant Amerioanism and SQUAD
sta.tesm manship.
The Republicans have a right 10 be
distinctly proud OF their selection.
they feel that 10 a very matorial de-
gree their choice IL much more than
a party choice II 10 the choice Of tho
majority Of the electors OF MichigAn
without regard 10 party alignment.
Those who have cast their ballots
for Commands Newberry may rest
assured that In the highly probable
event Of his election In November,
they will be sending to the upper
house Of congress a man who will
represent the commonwealth ihte "a.
gently, efficiently and altogether in
a manner which will bring honor 10
Michigan and increase the prestige
OF the state throughout he republic
The outcome OF the Aailoting 70 a
notice 70 Mr.. Ford that although the
people may think highly Of his oApa-
btlities m certain directions and al.
though they they may have a full ap-
probation OF what he s accomplish
ing for the country along certain
lines. they do not consider him In the
least fitted etther by nature or by
training for service In the supreme
legtslsyvs body Of the land. They
want him to stay where he Is
Nor 10 II possible 70 ignore the fact
that some considerable part Of the
lack OF enthusiasm for Mr. Fordt
candidacy has been due to wide.
spread disapproYal OF and distrust OF
his distinctly paoifis, tendencies. and
10 something approaching anger over
what thousands OF people consider
an unwarrAnted and unfair exemp.
ton OF his son from military service
Mr.. Ford's failure 10 secure the
suffrage OF the voters ~ Michigan
Ia also n rebuke to the president ~
the United States for his attempt 20
interfere In a purely state matter.
A. 20 Osborn, he never was a real
factor In the senatorial race. The
voters have had enough and mora
than enough OF him,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
The Wife
By JANE PHELPS

cause OF lack OF money. began to
kct on hcr nerves The stark ugu-
ness Of IL compared 20 the luxurious
home. che had LETT. made her feel
SICK, almost nauscated at times Then
she would take herself TO task. and
be conscience stricken hecHuao OF
feeling 80 when Brian was doing the
best he could
Mrs. Claybornc wrote weekly let.
tors TO Ruth, retailing all tho news,
never forgetting 10 add that Rachel
glieNcd for her baby" and would
not be Comfortcd and that the
house even looked different now that
sno was not there TO arrange the
tlowcra. etc. Sho mentioned also
that she Intended 10 have her living
room done over In the fan. there
had been q leaH. and she thought sae
would have the COlor.ng OF the room
changed al tho time che had the eell-
Ing fixed. Then she told Ruin that
she must get Brian Co apdre her. 90
plan the decorations for hor. YOU
VIII owe me visit d. tina, time,
che had ddtyI
Ruth answered hcrauunrs letters
faithfully and wrote lrEhfy Her
pride would nor allow her To mention
The careful way boo which aue had
lu uNC. 80 that Mrs CaNburne only
imagined how things weI. going be-
cause OF what Ruth omitted 10 say
Sow she failed Co mention Rachel
coming 90 her or any OF the ltt.o
plans shc had made before her wed
ding And never had she asked her
aunt 10 visit her. When she thought
of tho elegant MIs ClaybOruc IN her
little fat she flushed with shame
not because uf the fiat. but 10 would
Doe such proof ~ Brlan's incompy-
feusy lt was so exactly as her aunt
had pictured u would be.
But tho mention OF tho old living
room. that she was to- plan ia re-
decorations. gave her such delight
that she could scarcely walt until
Brau came home 90 tell him OF IT, As
She talked. her eyes frightened her
face li up with keeucst interest and
She taiNeg fact and gay.y Then.
after d,nb'r was cleared away, She
brought ouI her precious books--shc
had insisted upon taking them. ai-
though Brian ral ltgKhted az her
ANA studied over different periods
suited to The decoration ot the big.
fashioned room
See. Brian Ill make bow win
dow here % viii give more Asht and
alter the shape Of the room a little.
And
Yes. dear. but what has happened
today haven seen you so bright
and happy for weeks hr had no
idea that 10 was the tuouBht-of going
back Go her home, once more living
under q roof whore everything was
pleasant 90 look a'. and getting away
from the sordli NE She now led
Why Aunt Laura wants me 10
come home Isn't that enough Co
make me- happy
Wants SOU Co come home what
do you mean Doe turned pu.c.
70 be continued
lCopyrisht 1915 George Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
THE WOUNDED

From o statement issued by cen
eral March, American chief Of staff
II 10 posAible to form a pretty good
idea Of what the casualty listH mean
to the men Themselves.
N soldier is reported Killed
In action" that. OF course, ls definite
ana conclusive For the great ma
iorlty who ara merely given as
wounded" " without the degree ot In,
jury being designated. tho natural
presumption Ia that the matter la not
at all serious
only ~ per cent Of Al 1.-The men
sent 20 the hospital ss result Of
wounds received ln action die from
those wounds. says General March
That Ia. about n wounded mon uut
OF - recover More surprising Hill
~ per cent ~ them. or more than
four out ~ five recover ~ quickly
and completely that they are back A.
the front In Ices than two months a
larger proportion return - duty
eventually only one out ~ seven
wounded ls disabled ~ an extent that
nscesautea his honorable discharge
from the service
Don't worry, then, when you SEQ
a loved ones name in tho wounded
list The chances are moro than
twenty 20 one that ho viii emerge "a
~ as ever Tor military life which,
a. We know, means a high degree of
physical excellence Even danger
ously wounded" cases mead bring no
despair with them modern army
surgery works miracles and most OF
them recover
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Rippiing Rhymes


N%iul labor,
I often hear a fellow say when point
ms 60 4 neighbor 81 really think
That Idle jay should do some useful
labor lie trnmpB the village selling
books and boring thus his hettrrs.
ana ln these times OF war. EJdIoOhH.
"e have small uEe Tor letters sUv
oyght 90 beg or steal hoe and work
oui his ,nlNu,ion, ana make hlll ot
hpinach grow, 10 help 90 feed the ma
non Perhaps the uclEhbOr.s wear
lng bells, aS on HIS path he's 1rifuus.
perhaps tho clothbouni books ho
sells arc loyal and uplifting ~ well
may chance his helpful tones in.
spiro some husky cuttcr iu p1 and
tloave some TeutOn dUmcs. and
mako The kaiser bitter I've never
round u safe or sane 90 lulac the
other fellow. 20 say his motives an
are vain, or that h,s course .s yell
low We all cant labor with our
hands, with energy HuurUE. We
can't how wood OF flIl tho lands. or
Keep the forge fires burning For
some must clerk and SOME must
preach. or run tho railway station.
and some must take their clubs and
teach The rising generation The doc
tor cannot leave hls art who look to
MN FOR healing. IoU1Iso some loud
offensive hick VI HHckrrs aHU s
fplolng Before 90 'hraW out dark
some hinF. or whisper tNIur abu@-
I've. I'd have Go have the charts and
prints and diagrams conclusive.
'top' rght 1918 George Mathew Adams .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
EUergday Wisdom
THEY HAVE NO
ASPIRATIONS
THFYNI pHST

II sem, like a tsh U.s. born for 'ho
irving pan IL is tho mos. ignorant
animal We know a canary ls a
hlghhrow compared 'n him Fish frr
not even capable OF having good or
had disposition Whoever heard nf n
mean tish or a lo>abIe Co. ou oNuhrr-
ant ush
uid sou ever s' down and look
"a fish I'M the fact and try tn Rih'm
thc secret " ifs suul' YOU can do
that with dog. and ynu can us.rH
to tho opinions OF n canary al dH'
long II YOU want fo SIG AMI listen.
But A fish with 10 opinion. Sou'd
be- new thlnc man ctu.d 500
down apd worry himself gray re-
gard.ng fish II hc got to letung me
soul SO uut GO fish very much VIZ"
wonder why some sptnsior EowE.
where. ut lrrcprrsslhlo altruiH'ly '.n.
denotes. isnt worrying herself Thin
about that Tomorrow there vH, Pc
Nov that we have brought up tine
matter ot 'he density ~ fish and
cried ont into tho night about b.
there viii NO somebody tomorrow n
uorra0 about ~ That is th. whole
point io this article we believe. H|.
though ur"to this time ths article
did not seem 90 have much ut o.
point In week therc will nc l'f.r
slotted boxes stuck around nn cash.
ier's desks In cafes with Ntle cards
Help the Poor Fisb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Little BennB's Notebooks


Mrs Hews came 90 see uIi this
nftirnoon. being blg hr lady with
little awtomohcel wICh ru gets
all lKcited wen she comes t1 6re her
ON account of the awtomohsoI and
httcr they tawkcd awiio about IN,
war and ladies clothes and the best
way 10 make Cawtee. ma -ri Sow
Mrs Hews YOU rcely must have "a
little sumthinE Co catwat shall % be-
some froot2
40, they say froot ls fltteninF. !
ncrvo ] Good eat o. GREEN. puff or .
N had them, sod Mrs Hcvs
Scrteny by. an mecns scd ma.
Benny run epround 20 the bakers
and get half duEzln OF their best
crcem puffs
They only got one kind. ma. / sed
Never mind lrgcwiug. scd ma
q, / ihawt, / hope nIth.ng hap.
penod 20 them And I uaked the
hHE mp ana kepp on going and /
herd noise in back ~ me down in
The next block sounding as u 10 mite
Doe sumthtag. and. lurcrned crround
,tE0kwords, and vile / was vawkiug
backwards I bumped into a teIc.
graf pole the werst part ~ 90 be
ms that the bag NJ creem puffs was
between me and the pole wen
bumped into No. me thinking. Gosh.
Humthng must OF happened to them
tntt time uny I dident look tD find
out ON account of thinking it mite
h' bad luck. and ony one more thing
Happened before I got home being
me falling up the frunf steps and
keeping frum falling ON my hcd by
falling ON my hands vile was car
wing the has OF GREEN puffs IN
both of them thinking. g.. ll nuths
ing happened 20 them that time 10
amt possible for cnything
And I took the bag in and wen
ma opened % q looked like one hie
f"arse looking GREEN puff inside
proving sumthing had happened 10
them, AN rite and Mrs Hews went
home without eating enything and /
had 10 go 10 bed tho same way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
ALES%ERIENDCYFOREST. I.

You remember In the last story !
promised to.toll yoli NJ another litLe
friend of Billy Bunny who was get
tins ready Tor the long cold winter
Well. It's going 90 he all about chat
.terhoX the Red Squirrel He tAd
found an old hollow log near the
edge Of tho Friendly Forest and had
filled II with nuts and corn and
Aoorns And when ~ was filled right
to the end he stuffed On some dry
leaves and then sat on top OF the log
an dlookCd about him You SEQ. ne
was making believe that he was just
sitting there Tor fun
We'll Nv and by along came Bi .y
Bunny hoppity hop. lippity-up. elp-
plty-clip. with his kuapack bouny-
Ing sup and down on his back tll
$he lolypops ratued and almost came
off the sticks
Hello there Chatterbox' what
are YOU DOING"
oh nothing ln particular" re-
Piled tho little red squirrel. "usi
taking things cary. you know
And then Billy bunny began 90
laugh. Tor all of sudden some nuts
rolled out of the old log
Il won't tell anybody where you
have stored your winter food said
the little rabbit FOR he was a. .veyy
Kind little rabbit was Master WI.
liam Bunny, Of Rrlar Patch. Old
Snake Fence Corner and All the ut;le
people of the Friendly Forest loved
him And then he hoped away
whistling this song
Gather the ripe nuts while you may.
Dear summer time ls DYING.
And soon lthe north wind wiz he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
"Superndn

I Nlezschc's writings are the fuel
under tho miIitarisiic flame that ia
/ consuming the German people and
now glorpus.y being checked In its
spread viii be responsible for the
I extinction OF the Prussiau autog-
nCN Tho charge against this
I prophet ut ihe mailed t.Hh whose
books and his followers supply the
mottoes ut the political and army
chiefs Of our enemy today can be
framed 800 his own words.
Life twrote Nietzschel is essen
tpl'y appropriation injury. conquest
~ The TRANCE and weak .uppr,s-
sion. severity. Incorporation Ii The
least and iu ,e mides, form ca
plolB'lon.'
superman" ,s the catchvord OF
The WhoI. ru'noIs doctrine Of Ger
mlnvs government certain people.
certain nations. arc by nature and
destiny vts'r- and stronger than
their fellows and nelghbors lt Is
their righrul function 10 grow great
and greater 40 the expense ~ those
of less endowment Conspiracy and
v1r..u leaders of thought such aE
NIr'-. Doc teach are thc proper and
ethical means hy which the stronger
ana iheN only shall survive. sdyo
klaus Wagner
The philosopher sees ln tho war
The favorable means of selection.
Ana Irc.Nahkc completes 10.
Weakness must always be CON
dcmn'' ls the uufOrrlvuhlr sin Of
politics Thus the fate 90 Belgium
and Armenia were deserved. they
bad committed tho crime OF being
smaller than Turkey and Germany
'r,ris and doctrines count for
much ulN. count for most As a
man thInkcth su i4 hp So also ia
a nation and government This !s
proved m tho charge uf NictfHche
Is true and Germany has bren CON
NortDd 'o pIEInlEW But proved not
'nr the first time. the French
revolution was not started hy arms
but by. the writings Of Rousseau
The pen .s WiEhucr than tho sword
Tho brute doctrine that our boys
with ont hpckIuE are fighting. cen
turtles ola. had been made practl-
.l.N "a law OF human history
Taught and propagatcd more lately
". il1oChrl Huxley Darwin. ~ was
'ho idea behind the parrolng Of
Europe ~ tho Congress OF Vienna
which President Wilson has called
% covenant of unrghicousncss d"
The supcrnau must crush others
and 'he kaiser has been uplftcd
'nr 'nu purpose
Nu' christ denued a different "su-
Irrmnu You know .hc told Ton
~ hts inner CIrrlel that mo rulers or
'hH Gon'lns lord lt over them. and
hr.r great men opprvzs them.
ArToug YOU N shall not hc so. No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

hero.
with sroNtlakts round us ry.rE
And then Ch1ttcrboN jumped ofi
the log and stuffed tho lyur0s Nlys
into the old hollow stump and cove
cred them over with leaves and
after that he ran up tho tree Poo hlH
nest
"uh. dear me-" Thought the utle
rahbu. as ht hoped ll0ug. & ht,,
not done anything set tu help moth.
cr. 30 no turned around ana hurued
back Co tho ola Rrar patch
Can't DO something asked
the little rabbit AS hls mother
hoped up the IIttlc path with "a hl .
kei OF carrots iu her paws
"Go down to the cabbage field and
bring mo auuH clhUJArH said NIs
mother your father is 'her, 0ut
I don see why no hasn't come home
by this time
So or hoped Billy Bunny 20 thc
cabbage fold 'gf he couldn't f.1
hn father anywhere And uH. dear
me- ITO hegan tD WORRY. and su
would you N YOU couldn't find Fo6
father On cabbage field. Well jus,
AZ Billy Bunny was starting ulHh o.,
saw the fip of Daddy F0Na nose
And N he had waited tn SOC ANYTHING
more. therc wouldn't have been nny.
thing more about Ruy Bunny Wei.
sir. ne hoped home su fast Chat
he was spf" in the DI1 nr1r Patch
Just as Daddy FHt stumbled over
the cabbage which iHa Nffe rabbit
dropped ON tho ground Ana boo iho
next story 'nu shah hear how billy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Mrs. CIa,bonc Sends for Rulh.

@ CHAPTER MI
ErlaR really tried harder than
usual to increase his clientele. and
so his income But IL young lawyer
without broad acquaintance or in
Nuence never has an easy time. And
Brian HaUkctt was no exception 20
the general rule so, although. he
would occasionally bring homo a
little extra money his salary was Tor
long. lean periods all Jhey had 10
depend upon And as he once said
TO Ruth when shc had bcmoaned
the fact they could not have some
thing 90 make the rooms more az.
tractlye. or at least that they could
not rcpapcr them the salary OF "A
/ lawyers clerk diI not allow Of lux
urics
why BE- q clerk. them Why no.
strike out 'ur yOurscltH"
And live on nothing q year in
stead ~ what We now haye''
We have l!ttle more. at least YOU
might stand chance o. having
something Iu the future
a bird BOO the hand is worth two
in The bush he lauEhnFly assured
her, ag be rJt down to comfortably
read bis evening paper and smoku
|his pipe
"re has no Initiative" Ruth said
. Co herself lie never Will be ar
fercut ln some ways
Ruth too often urged Brian Co.
BRING home hls uw books and study
+ Nou needn't tell Inc Brian Hsc-
kout that you are 80 smart you could
learn nothing more / should think
you would study every minute you
could set ' The better lawyer you
are. the more apt VIII you bo to be
come successful
'lt wouldn't make a bit of differ
enCo with me Some fellows aru
lucky. they get all tho plums
You got me. dldn9 you'' she
tried to be hceUous' A. the SANS
tiue, she intrigued herself that shH
Z must make him see his mistake -
that no one else cared enough Co do
go.
/ Yes dear and that's ail one poor
. devil deserves"
EW Brian" she returned Co the
subject you know how Interested in
decorating / was. rather YOU DO got
know much about o. Bur read
/ and studied Tor years. T. was a Vcr-
feet delight for me 20 work out new
dcrigns, new schemes OF color J
| should think % would pe the same
I with you-aonN that 10 would mean
sti.I more because with sou there
I is added the necessity ot making o.
/ a success because b. is our living
I ! am sure 10 would mean great deal
I.u the end
Brian Hnally commenced 90 bring
I his books home. but he studied bon d
. pe.fuuc,urN manner. always ready
I ~ las % aside 40 The sIghtes" inter
. ruption. Ruth watched. and kept
silent Indeed. she was growing
moro and more quiet as time went
/ by The home upon which she could
not make any improvements be-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Oklahoma Outbursfs

The Hcnryetta Standard di0s up
Uovernor Williams first message
recommending that politics bo disrr.
gatded IN county and municipal cleo
uonS, 10 Justify Tho great amount Il
scratching" witch is going tu be
done IN Okmuigec county this cle.-
ton.
The Honryetta standard. who has
used Il several times. guarantees 90
TO work. IL says ~ ls q valid cK.
cusc when you are detained down
town sunday morning fo explain ihai
you were waiting FOR the mNt tN he
distributed DO.
Who knows how tho soldier boyo
| In camp voted At the late primary
There Hro quite a few oklahoma pro.
7 pie who would 'ike tp know just nyN
/ the boys fslt toward the yt1uuE cane
dld1tss
In the language of tho president
may We not At This time extend our
fslioitauons 10 Vernon WhuNE ed.
/ tor ~ the rawhusHa capital on nin
marriage % trw days ago tu Mrs.
Maude 4 Bunncll ~ Arkunas Dlly
Dlssatlsfied with the failure uf
congress to Incorporate work ur
fight provision In the man power
law Oilion has adopted a work rr
rEh' ordinance 90 meet tHr Hlya
ton
Does tho absence of band from
the labor parade yesterday mean
that there ia lack OF harmony be-
tW"en union musicians and members
.of other unions
4 Clarsmore woman came near
deprlvinE Uncle Sam ~ a soidic,.
tho other evening. by taking shot
at her husband because he declined
To- so home with her
In race from Missouri 90 Tulsa.
The rain beat John Moran. deputy
United states marshal ana his road
s,er Just two miles SUNDAY
~ may be well 10 remember that
those "old codgors" who fan to reg.
lister September 70 viii not be 100 po.
sition to claim exemption
4 Chickasha man boasts that hs
has been married my years ana has
never whipped his wife Perhaps ht
was not man enough
Carrie Home. reports the Paw.
huska capital. 10 nov one OF the
country's very patriotic young ladies
one way 10 advertise fair Us 10
say that President Wilson may be
one OF the speakers
An unusual number Of counties
are enjoying the luxury Of grand
jury Just now
A parade without band Is Just
about as inslpid as drink Of tepid
water
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

Mr. Frank II. simonds cautions us
against beinE too optimistic We
must disagree with Mr.. Himonds We
cannot have too much optimism. II
pessimisue doctrine gets a foot.hold
IN this country We are "Eonsrs" so,
therefore, let optimism reirp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

a dirty alley, tho whole playground
and recreation movement has been
OF great Importance The right Ise
ot the childs leisure hours has q
great ana direct influence on his tu-
ture health and good citizenship.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

The story ~ Lieutenant Chambe ..
lain's exploit with an air craft ought
TO bo preserved and Eiysn place In
the school histories ~ this country
There has been nothing 10 excel 1t
since the war began We suggest
that II ought 10 be read at every pub
lie patriotic meeting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

ATHENS, sept More than
$500 refugees from Thrace held
meeting here yesterday 10 address
the Greek gove wment conCernios
the future OF their fatherlant u
was decided 10 call a pln-Thraclan
congress To prepare the memorial
20 the governments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

Ludendorff explains that u would
not have happened ~ our infantry
had not allowed themselves to he
taken by surprise. and n the artll-
lsry had schelonned 20 sufficient
depth There you have H. and
don't overlook what The artillery
failed 90 do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

We cannot zee how Won Hinden.
hYrs's announcement that he is atll
alivS and 'As right as a trivet' has
mads any difference with the sptea
limit OF uermany's retreatnE army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
rn EmnInr DIN Momcn

SANANNAH. Sept Fred s.
Robinson, general passenger agent OF
the Central Of Georgia railway, an
nounced today that IN future the
railroad will employ only women as
ticket sellers To obtain a supply
of trained women a school OF In
Etruction Ia 10 be opened In Atlanta.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

Director General McAdoo has era.
ated an office called the "Actuary. .''
The duties OF the actuAry seems TO
bo 10 defend the government ai-
ministrstion Of the railroads against
public criticism.