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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
FLAWS pROFITEEn>.
j4, l!utRDi3RS MD IN Adler

Then !; was that Or. Calisch pro-
eccded to nay proiitecrs. hoardnrs ami
,cvaders in this country. He told his
members that during the FIRST year OF
our war We had failed 10 fu,!ill our pro-
gram. that We had fa!lcd !" carry out
our promises to our allies in regard
10 supplies and men. This is partly
due 10 traitors and spies within our
bordois who have taken advantage OF
the looscncss Of q free ana democratic
country. Ii Is also due IN par; TO
proftecrs, who, TO enrich their own
miserable lives. have ijuccrcd The work
Of the nation
What We need is a WAYS oi patrto-
tism to sweep the country, a clarion
call for enthusiasm AZ !auiau; IS tho
noonday sun. We have given our mcm
and for the sake Of our country, for
right and for God. Let III, back them
up. not merely by resources. not ma
tcral!y bu. also by the concentrated
spirit OF a united nation
We want and are anxious for an
honorable peace nut there can bc no
compromise with rishouor and Shame.
no compromise with butchcry and van
dalisn. There can be no compromise
with government which knows not
honor or truth OF chastity and which
cannot keen = covenant OF peace
In IN eloquent manner pr Calsch
likencd President WDsou 20 Moses
OF old, fichtin@ tn" modern Amalckitc4
aud driving Them BACKWARDS until they
recognize Tho mastery of Righteousness
l'rcsidhnt WILSON Is recognized In AL
lied nations ais wei as i'm cucmy rouu.
tries as tn, iuk su-.u ct ;hc worlu
Then, To- M .hr or oui country
and for thu Sake ol 3, ihrotLlcd civil
Ta;ioit, let g- s.ly uur former, in
dulEence 'ni -lF' HHi' = hurts. uiii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
.CAL|sCH CALLS ON EVERY
0NE TO BUY LIBERTY BOND
Wants Every Family in Richmond
TO Own at Least One OF
Third Issue.
BREACHES STIRRING SERMON
In Dealing With First Year OF War
lie Flags Profitccrs. iiuartic,s and
Observation-Disclosures Due to Traitors
and Spies.

X Calling upon every member OF his
congregation and community 10 stand
sGuarely behind President Wilson and
the boys in khaki and blue who Will 40
.r'over the top for us. hcSccchnc every
family TO have in their homes :, Liberty
bond OF the third issue OF Tho Liberty
loan before the close OF business to-
day. and dcnouncinG in no uncertain
terms Hun ropaGanda In this country,
military aut"cracE aud Nutl!r a the
spirit Of might makes right" Or, Il.
~. Calisch delivered stirring sermon
at tho Ee'h Ahahah Synagogue last
night.
1t was spccch breathing with dc
rotion and love for his country. 81 pjcn
FOR unsc!iishncss and Cli-abuccuiiou
on. the part OF the v'tirc popuiaec As
the only means tor ultimate Victory
and an hon"rahl" peace. ana IN urd,"
10 make tho world safe for G"m"c-
racy."
DR.. CaIszch WAS in l. rather retro
spective mood las; night dealing with
the war aui The results OF the !irs;
year of the war from Il historical stand
point. .'Nut until the Lu%itnuia MAJ
sunk and 800 souls hurried in,u cter-
nifty through the hcllish policy "f Han
frightfulncss, was there amy intimation
OF the war cloud settling on our shores.
Then came the German declaration OF
unrestricted submarine warfare. lay
ing down narrow aud rigid conditions
upon which peaceful commercial YES
Scls might ply their trade.
Then il was that tho cup was full
and running over. There WAS only one
course for :, decent aud Sclf-rcspcctinS
nation 10 pursue. ANA we chose that
course Stree then We HAY. como TO
reaiize that this WAY is more than Il
war OF uationa! Interest. 1t is a war
between TWO conflicting principles I,
is war between might a:.d r"ht. With
nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
FIXING COAL PRICES

,v meeting .,djourned un,il .Aor.: 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
MUST AVOID ExCEssrs.

The deplorabie event at Collins
vile III, whcrv an angry mob tool,
out and lynchcd the wrong man ON
n charge Of dilloynlty shows us to
what dangers We are exposed OF ru-
Ing 10 unreasonable ana unjust cN.
tremes IN our Just anger against the
snealCIng enemies Of our country W.
cannot condemn the jealous spirit
which inspires men 10 do violence
to those who prove unfaithful 10
the Flag In this hour Of trial. but
we must take into account that such
anger should be tempered with rca-
son and that tho obulllcut American
spirit must conflno Itself within tho
limits OF tho law It has been urged
that the law has bcon, insufficient
TO meet the emergency but congress
ls now trying TO frame bill to cover
the case, It IL possible, OF course.
that this law may oyerrcach itself
and put a power In the hands OF of.
ficials that they may use unwisoly
and unjustly, but something must bc
done legally 10 scotch the spy ovil
before We can consistently ask an
indignant citizenship to restrain its
passions
Such n law Is not only uocossary
for the safety ~ tho country from
internal sodition. but It must he ON
acted to put stop 10 unlawful pun
ishments administered by the mob.
Aud In its operation ovon those
against whom IL is aimed viii find
thcis greatest safety As long as
they abide 10y the law. no harm can
come to them. An they hayo To do
Is TO keep their disloypl sentiments
TO themselves and abstain from so-
ditlous activity. untu they break
tho law the government VIII protect
| them from unlawful penalty
There Is quite difference be-
. tween tho drunken mob recruited
! from stleous that Killed the Illinois
/ offender and the qulct uul ORDERLY
method Of Oklahomas knights Of
! Liberty Tho both were without
lcEal authority tho oklahoma way
was at least humane and spilled no
blood And it was accomplished
coolly and deliberately by men OF
brains and discretion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
Rippiing Rhymes

Spring In Germany.

In Germany the wren and spar
row are singing sprlngtiwe dlttlos
now but no man plies ehe drill or
harrow, and none gets busy VITA the
pluw The kniser'A needing all the
horsos--a ghaAtlY sort OF Harvest
Home Ry stalNart men no fields
are seeded, though spuds and prunes
are needed much, for all the men
and spades are needed tor digging
trenches. graves and sush. The rains
don't cheer the German farmer, he
has no Cye for sun or clouds, for "ou
with COT he goes ln armor TO
boost the price Of hiers and shruNds
The starving German COWS GO reol-
ing down To the brook to drink their
M, The rawhoucd hogs are always
squealiug ana sip a substitute for
rWil. There Is no grub that's worth
the eating, there L. no kraUt or
wurst In kegs. the hungry calves
Uud lambs are hIcatiug, the hens
lay substitutes for eggs Since Ger
man, took up warlika labors they've
tpunl--und they are som ewhat
bored they can't make wienerwurst
with sabrcs. or carve good prctzols
with a sword oh, spring IN Ger
mauys torgidding, time OF stress
ana went and groans: sp, Kaiser
Wilhelm. Quit your killing, and har-
vest hay insteft Of bones.
itOp3r.hL 1918. By George Matthew
Adams)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
The Daily Horoscope
1.-THE stars inclins, bat do not compel
Copyright. 1913, By the heCiat'
Newspaper Syndicate
wodnesday Aprii 10, 1877

AstroIogers read this a an uncertalh uNy
hut tha nLuerts are mainly iayorHbie WI
une saturn. the Sun. Jupiter ana .'nJ'
are All friendly. while Mars IS sifons'
Under this sway military hct'yliG WI
he expected and losses OF men are i'u''
The signs are fortunate ior 'no ~ .
which viii make gains, IN the coming v.s
,rhen new inventions will contribute '" "
This Is promising rule FOR 81 wea see. seek
favor or he,p from persons oi w,
The stars indicate much siioft ]" IN" ~
reciion , 4. s,p.
dents OF the occult today, Nhfh' 49,, !..s ~
10 auciept lore, should be most AusP''' 'VU'
for those who foreteli events -,
The appearance OF wonoct mheh hi"ts s-t, ~,
will attain the greatest sprea aha w
ths ocean but q narrow river ~ pTopheho'
AZ an aehisy sInent OF aviation
The seers declare that for the tnHeu
States the most Extraordinary plan@uty X
conditions prevail Many grave crisis WV
be almost miraeulously overcome, u - pre-
dieted. hi.
In the summer quarter disasters 70 sslp
plng are indicated, hut the stars foreAhadoN
! steady growth IN military strong'h ~ hnu
a hettrt outloak Tor prActieal eo'opefauoh
op the paft of civilians of every class
persoos whose birihdate u Is have the
forecasts Of a tueccSful yesf " ihey 90 MOI
ChiiArrn born on this day are likely y
hs truatworthy IN everFJ war. These SUD
isc,s or Aries usually rise IN lie
tCopfriqht 1918. by the Mcclure NfWs'
! paper syndieate)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
Everyday Wisdom
BY DON HERoLD
An orr Day.

Some days. please, may we not be
foolish?
Tomorrow we. will write about
parsnips or Can-openers or cater
pliers or second hand Fords.
Today we want 10 write about
solitude made perfect
We have snatched the phrase
from Robert Louis Stevenson---out
OF this paragraph. And yet even
while I was exultinE In my soli-
tude | became aware Of n strange
lack. wished "a companion TO be
near me in the starlight silent and
not moving, but ever within touch.
For there Is a fellowship more puiet
even than solitude, and which right
ly understood, is solitude made per
feet And tuflive out OF doors with
the woman a man loves Is OF all
lives the most complete and free "
Most Of our mpanionships hre
so makeshift ft--mere slight improve
ments over an imperfect solitude,
Most persons. even sometimes, to
our best friends, are merely a better
way Of spending an evening We
talk. but never without some grain
OF rising above or falling below
what We really mean to say But
there Is one presence with whom
there Is no more fllseness than with
ones own self-une with whom we
may Talk or remain silent az II she
were an extension Of our own mind.
She makes solitude perfect, and
make-shift mpanionships or lone
someness, those two other altcrna-
tlves. unnecessary.
Tomorrow, metaphysical con-
sideration Of the Katzenjammer
Kids.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
Little Benny's Notebook

Swat the Fly.
a Play.
Ack /.
Ferst boy @, lookFlook. @, there's
fly, II must be nccrly summer.
End Boy @. let's us k!tl H.
lterst boy No. that wood be
croolty to flys Don't you know flys
has feelings Jest the same as eny-
lojy elts2
End boy DO You meen 10 say "A
fly has as meny feelings as wat
got;
Ferst boy. Serteny,
End boy, Then let's Us don't kill
(Which they donO.
Ack J.
The fly. twaVking erround the
house laying 6 G,545,7s eggs. II looks
like I'm going to have "A large famll-
ly I'm glad don't haft to stay er-
round and support II.
" Ack g.
Ferst Fly baby Coming out of Ra
egg) .Herray. I'm born! ] wonder
wat day this Is?
snd fly baby. Coming out OF its
egg) Wat do you care?
All the other fly babies. looming
Nit OF their eggs) Herray! Herray,
Ferst fly baby. Lets us do sum
thing. fellows. Lets us get up sum
thing.
Fcrst fly baby, Lets wnwk over
gnrbidge and things and then wipe
our feet on people and see wlch one
can ma te the most people sick.
tWich they do).
Tho end
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
TO-DAY Is THH BlRTHDAY OF
James Y of Scotland

April 10, 1919.
A king when he was year old
That is part OF the history OF James
Firth OF Scotland He was born In
l.mllthgrow In 1912; his father was
killed at Flodlen and he was made
king before a year had gone. His
mother was regent. but on her mar
riage 90 the Earl OF Angus. the re-
gency was given to the Duke OF Al
bany.
So IT happened that all during his
boyhopd, he was disturbed by the
quarrels OF the English sympathiz
ers under Angus, and the French
under Albany each side kidnapping
The young monarch from the other
An exciting life he must have led.
Finally when he was only IL. the
Scotch parliament decided he was
fit 10 govern, with his mother and
Ia council assisting an act that
pleased Henry VIII OF England.
More turbulence and kldnaplngs
followed. James married a French
princess who died soon after the
ceremony, then another French E.rl.
widow OF the Duke Of Orleans.
lie became an enemy Of England.
succeeded in foiling several plots TO
murder him and stiU another one to
kldnap him. and finally gathered
his army TO meet an army which
the furious Henry VIII was sending
into Scotland nut his nobles.were
dissatisfied and quarrelsome,N and
he was defeated. and died soon nt-
ter. He was then about 30. and
had Just heard OF the birth of a
baby daughter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

after that they said Rood-by TO the
Tailor Bird and went back 20 the
ho.ct amt told the Squirrel lnnkeeper
all about A. But he only laughed
and said that was the best fish story
he had ever heard
We'll. them said Uncle Lucky,
|'hS long as you don't believe us. We
be going SO he ana Billy Bunny
got into the luCkymobile and drove e
away, and by and by they came to a
poor little mouse who had n ragged
skirt and torn sunbonnet And
what do YOU think doaE kind Uncle
Lucky did why he stopped the
automobile and gave her his ten
dollar bin
"Now run home TO your mother"
sntd the generous old gentleman rab-
hit. and tell her 60 buy you q new
dress and something for herself" "
And didn't she run That IS. after
she KAT over her surprise, for-at first
she could hardly believe hcr eyes, for
I guess she'd never seen a ten-dollar
bin before.
"The next poor person see Sim
going 20 give my twenty dollar bill
TO- said Rlliy Hunny
We'll, youll vhaye plenty Of
chances said his Uncle, who Of
COURSE hnd seen "a good deal OF the
world and knew there were a few
poor people left although there was
lots of money IN banks and old stock
iuRs In k,r1shouses.
Sow ] haven't room here TO tell
YOU who billy Bunny gave his money
10. but II you'n wait 6ntil tomorrow
You shall hear about II that Is, ur-
less some poor person secs billy
Bunny before do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
Questioning the Past.
#Hft RrfsIFTs N.INVTT

iA.hA AtfAN
Home again hated 20 leave
Aunt TmIur Ana that sleepy old
AIR of soutn Minister, mn atmosphere
that seemed TO say Nothing has
happened and nothing will ever hap
pen
And yct so much has happened io
Just me. hut ! could not stay on
with Aunt EmnS re be reminded
at each SIGHT W her reproachtul face
that was letting slip my one chance
Of happiness I am sure that Cousin
sam ala not feel badly az my do.
pasture Rather ud ~ u tlrcsomo
necessity fur that is what our mar
ulrc would have been
$50 ann hHck 20 opeu the honse
Aud 90 be- ready Tor mother who
viii r,Wrn in 90 week
gu about the little rooms uE-
ing o'f coverings unw1ppinr pIr.
tpres. and ! try 10 work Try Co.
FORGET mysaN and my prohlews.
I up,n,I the hall closet There
las small object ON the floor {
p.tkJI 90 up knew it m once.
pu. ug Iiw Norlc.s gray gloves
How many months has ~ hI0 there
forgotten" Nud how wny things
hNu happened Hncr'
It can Doe rHr or rH nnGar 7
must fpnu things h1N. N..o hunt
ug a husband Mud hl.. suc-
cendel. $50. ! can only s.E 3sau.
-,t.... t..,... h.., moo. ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

A king sometimes set does sumc
thing TO earn the praise ot hls ppo.
pie King Alfonso Of Spain took
the bull by the horns when hIs ul.
ton was threatened with poluul
chnoseby the chickering's Of oppoarn
partisans Chief among the diseor1-
OF that country * the divided sym
pnthy ~ her people with the ulr
lions now at war. Locking his r1hf
met up IN a room he read tho riot
"ct 20 them lie told them they
must ccusc their bicA'rinE and p.t
down 90 business or ho wotld nb.
dictate the throne and lcnvc' tIom
Co deal with m, unknown tcwors
they wrr" playing with |hcv
uu,hy uamo 60 bus terms and now
ir, eCInH1 people are singtu; tbs
rraisaa nr thn.r King
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
Hunting a Husband
By Mary Douglas

lone man whom I cared for, ana I
looked at the squeezed hngers OF that
Iblg gray glove Men that would
marry me Men that | would not
marry SO / have fliled-tailed ut
tcrly
/ IL WIS all "a Wild. queer thing to
|do. I went out iu search Of what
/ for me is tho uuattainable. | choked
back q little sob.
why have | nilcd7 Am ! not ns
worthy as other Cirls7 thought
uaaIu ~ Jeanne and Dorothy Frazier
with their shallow natures. Yes, |
can answer frankly. I have tried TO
be-
/ Am not ns true. ns loyal2 There
WAS Jack Wilson. l had not once
u,ere,ulpd bounds with him. Yet
/ I had Ilu away 20 save Harriet un-
happiness Had I not saved Profess
sor Goes pride az the cost of my
Ihumhlpi fcclings2
! Nm 7 not ns clover? thought of
'mE uNu little frocks that ] had
made. uf lIarrietS dresses that !
had helped her with. ! remembered
. hrr gratitude.
saw again tho exquisite Fee ~ the
house party. ANA Constance Dwight
the beauty Both of these / out
stripped in attraction
But perhaps I am not AS love
8hlo9 SOME men have found me
sol Again I see the look In the
sick mans eyes when / carry back
a pile of dorncd socks And Bobby
MacAuISair7 And Dr. BiNby2 And
Bcnnic?
on. what is the use sf question
inr' have failed -nued So
! must 80 back 60 the office Day
after dav nf routlnc-aud ~ on
cannot see ahcnd Hut am ! sorry
! took This year, Am I sorry that |
won't uu this uuogtF
Nn ro. no. 10 has been worth
o. have failed hut have OK
rorioucc that can never forget. 4
have paid Nut not too highly. /.
have seen little OF lie. ! have
known. and / can understand
The small clock on tho mantet
piece dicks away "You-must 90 back
go. back Eo-hack.'
Tomorrow Tho Vain Search.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

Backed by The Youmans dscision.
the railways have lost no time fn
innuguraung 5-cenj passenger
intc5And making startling ad-
vance 'in freight tariffs. Now
comes the telephone companies with
a plea Tor a higher rate and the
iuterurtaus say they can't keep ont
OF the poorhouse much longer un-
less wee pay them cents ride
There ls sun ray OF hope The
price Of fresh uir Is not going up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
Men Who Came Back

Copyright by the British -taulada
Recruiting Mission. which maH.
tains depots in all large cit rs.
where men except Americars.
may volunteer
nv CAPT. g. i. CAMPBELL,
q cor the Royal Flying CorpsS
capt Campbell was recalled from
India with the IIlghland Light In,
fantry when the war broke out ard
after being wounded, was utIo'rt
10 the Royal Flying Corps THE
Soldiers Of tho SKY" Davis DHb
Coz covers two years's experience
in the ulrD
a gun iam at vital moment
complicated the situation during uv
first air attack
We had muuocuycIcd fur s1Ue
time to get our position. thr sun r.-
hind us ana the Huns iu front uua
below us. the san tl,pIul ia.'r ,s.-
ion. Thon we led 0tr NE lltact.
Following my leader. picked ou.
tho Hun machine iu fho rear II
being my qirst attack { fo.' hlt
windy MeTyuuD but soon f.rHai th-
crything but the business q hBi
pulled up my nose nUd stalled,
whipping down straight toward the
earth I'm q sharp dive. started a
series Of zig zlFs and n.rgls NAH
Ing II more difficult '.r ho nun 10
return my fJH I.tr H NINA tIlt
| must keep iu Dis ...| bay s' mat
he could not rr'..H WN gre.
The nun wa n" n1 m1nouN-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

one of the inconvenicnces OF day.
light saving IN that we can no long
er reotify our timepleces by the sun
dial, But M comparatively few
people ever see u sundial, tho ma
jority OF us viii not know the dir
ference, sundials are not In fashion
anyway.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
PmkUiHe PdrGgrafs
nv GEORGE HlNGH'M

Tho WI,d onion
UIIuul teacher.
Ir Was think
r about organ
ue BE- literary
lrfE has au.
.ut OF Oh, notion
uH had his hu.r
200
Sim lllndars
as taken his
hing pole boz
and and seated
rself tn drop a
alg lines into
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

They say that the kaiser is stiIl
very popular In Germany, altho ne
is execrated almost everywhere else.
But the time is coming when he is
going to be as unpopular at home
rs he now is abroad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

The Japanese inslHt that their
landing a force at Vladivostok was
not part of the proposed inter
vention In Siberia. Just the same
we are glad the Nipponese are
there for some purpose They viii
be handy II anything should turn
nm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

over In Collinsyille tnot okla
homa, but nlinois) a bunch or over
jealous patriots got hold Of the
wrong man for a seditonist and now
II Is "a cinch that the members Of
the mob are not proud ~ their job
1t Is better 20 let the courts vet ON IL
mans case before the penalty is np.
Piled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

We often fail To get proper credit
for the best Of intentions. For In
stance, when we pre seen coming
out Of saloon people say II is the
usual thing, but whom we are caught
coming out OF the church doors
they say Il Ia a wonder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

The Chicago News is pleased TO
note that Wisconsin has decided to
remain I'm the union, Next thing is
TO sec that Chicago does as well as
her nelghbor on the north, Wiscen-
sin had her Victor berger, but Chit
cago has her William Hale Thomp-
son
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

Probably It is not IA pleasant way
to attain notoricty, but that Wtscon-
sin congressman whose life was at
tempted by gas strangulatlon by
some OF his enemies on account OF
activity In the late campaign, Is now
known to n great many people who
never heard OF him before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

one Of the false motions some n'.
have f. that they can be pairi'N
without H. costing them any l.'i' '
rhcv are very wrong. E''ry '"'h.
worth while IN this world ''s
money. and patriotism is no 'A,'T
ton. The kind that comes i'''
a counterfeit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

Perhaps nobody will be so t'.
nrised II the t25o wheat m''s.'
should go into effect as the. '..
me, who are advocating the n.'.
ure Tint is not what they are ''
Tho object Of the whole business %
more votes from the farmers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
ItigIto

Tho captain was making an In
vrsttrntIon Of the sinking of "a barge
loaded with army provisions
private jenkins, what In your
opinion, caused the ebursc TO sink q.
hc asked
Too much water got into Il. sir. ID
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

There ~ going tn he an awful
flood OF bum French IN this country
when the sudgers get back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
Now md Thcn

That 6o-mile gun rs the only thlne
100 tiIwuv that makes more uu.su
ana docs loss dlmago than the
crown prince.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
Osn@eSpUr,.
"MsN1Or6oht

In tho meantime. don't he unna-
triotlc
Eat the reduced bread norton
ana be glad you have Il.
AIER GERMANY EFFICIENCY
SPREADS ITSELF OFT OVER
tlSSlA, 1T WILL BE RATHER
THIN SPOTS
~ -HH.H-HH
Now ana Then.
a Mississippi poet lands his state
I'm Immortal verse uH follows.
lSsifsippi, yes, let her stand
win hor great women Rnd men.
Her children cattle. houses and
land
Her rlorious achievements, now
and then.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10
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AVERAGE NIT uNIu ,H.. I||H. .."
TllE MONTH Ug u"ElI' "N.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-10

oar esteemed contemporary the
'Surs and stripes" published iu