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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

After you've been roaming,
It's nice TO Just he homing.
To do the things YOU used II do,
For all The I'D things seem Ike new
This is what Biuy Bunny thoIght
Tor he rad been away "a long time
you know We'll. The first thing he
did the next morning was to get up
and dfrss and then rnt hia breakfast.
and after that HIS mother sent him
on an "rrnnd to Cousin Cottontil
she ntci to borrow some baking
powder To make some lovely corrot
flour biscuit FOR supper
Wei. or hoped the little rlb' 4,
and by and hy he came tu Cousin
Iu'trnia'ts Of couH ~ she vas glud
10 see him. and 40 were all The 1t
Tie CottontRiis. and he played hop,
skip and jump roRss7lgIth them, s'ad
then he opened his kuafsaCk ana
took out some lollyp>pa aud gave
one to each Aud 10y that tiuic Mrs.
Cottontall gave him the baking pow
der. so he started for home
A he hoped over the Ple1,ln.
Meadow little Dickev Meadow Meas,
lnoted out from his small srass-hall
house and sail. So you're homo
ugniu. MIR William Buunv." THIS
r,1dc the little rabbit m1lsh '.s. ne
didn't feel important because he A,G
been travelling so. sir llc was
lust the same ag he vas before he
LOFT home only he knew % lot more.
Of course
Yes I'm home and I'm glad .o' 1t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Oklahoma Outbursts


There is q lot of difference ia
mrn." said a Ti-humiuEu wuman
who has iust married her fuuuh hus-
band
n Narv Roberts Einchart does not
have Harvey Indicted tur being IA
IHrker W" 1n mot care what happens
~ Tho Amazing luiorlude"
Tho Duput >rvs says that poteau
Iu the th.i district Ia uut.-Carter,
ant. Williams and auu everything
elise. and nl1u.s ihis distraction upon
the roulprluoss uf liup Kidd.
Mndtsy au. mayhape . little ri-
Hplry is AN that restrained the wom-
ans suffrage league of Muskogee
rum suEerrr.ug the name Of some
woman 90 -ursori In Brooks as
stat, food administration
rho wupe0sc OF the CoffcyNllle
luuruul win he relieved II the com
mIft"c ON public Information VIII
only publish list of the marriage
licenses issued in France sincc our
boys landed over there
Jay r. House calls attention 10 the
fact thar no women huve been as
signed tp make four minute spec hes
aud inllmntes chat the reason may
ho because $50 woman can make a
iuut minute spcesh
why madam. said the salesman.
this piano la rpuuhlc Of expressing
ones thutg'
! don't want II then replied the
Tulsu lady. Tor il might express my
husband thuts when company i~
present aud | know what Kind OF
language hr thinks
Flowers fror he Bartlesvile Tx
nmluer' n tho navy don't get these
numerous wreaths OF glory tangled
up with the ruddcr there will prob
ABLY he no harm come from the
winding OF wreaths Of glory around
tho brow of Iusephus Daniels hy first
one committee and then another.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
nitIiMAN ATROCITIES.

n Is quite true that stories ~
German atrocities have been made
known with such frequency that
people begin tn rccol from the
printed word In sauuuou OF hnr-
ror They do not make pleasant
reading. except for those who sym
pathiEe with the chmpalgn OF in.
humanity But instead ot this be-
ing u reason FOR newspapers to
suppress the news. It Is an added
reason why they should he given
the widest publicity if these hor.
rors were few or mild they might
be pnsscd over rs "A part Of the
game OF war but because they are
no terrible there must ho q united
effort to put an end tp them. and
to that end the whole world should
bo told of thom again and again
There ls probably not an editor
Of daily newspaper In America
who has not seen authentic photo
graphs from Belsium and France
OF men women ana children hUr-
ribly mu,ihted get permitted to
live, by their brunl enemies. or
French boys and girls. too small to
flsht, with their hands and feet cut
or hy the fiendlsh invader. ut
French babies mpalcd ON pickets
or nailed to barn doors Vet NOT one
of these photographs has ever been
published The effect ON tho minus
of the young would he too terrible
let the utrp,ity stories lee pun
liShed despite thur horror. until
every true American m inspired
with determination uavor 10 give
up this strIsgle unuH Ge,mnuy has
been brought to her knees until
thorc go not an Intelligent mind iu
ths country that has not gra.pe
the fact mat we did not go 10 Wai
solely 60 protect the lives and prop.
erU of Americans ou the seas. hu'
tor up less purposp tuln tu say,
the very temple %; European cNt
l.aatun which G,rmuu utrnlrsu
Nith the slotrl-up pucrN of mou
t'au forty years is tyDt to bal
tor down
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
a'y:,Z@efl'icnd!H' :,Z
ESA As'E,-,lNr1- Ss5::S e: ~

'que over onl IN show yoI same
nig" things
t dlmt take picacy Meadow
Mouse long 10 run out ~ his house
Tor he had all X ndS of id'os of Vh't
fill u my had brought home from
h!s travels. aud he hoped his kind
rabbit friend would give hir SOME
Of them Welt ns soon ay they
reached the Olr Hrlcr Patch. u!N
Punny gave his mother the baking
powder and then he took Iitk.y
Meadow Mouse around go the barn
aud lr'o the little room which 1r
called his u'yu. Ana wasn't prk''
Meadow Mouse curioas lie .couli
fsrdh wait TO seo tho things
Then the little gnhh.t opened "a
box and took out pair of roller
NJ shates and some lolNpops. and after
that .wo irr cream CONES and 40 1p-
pie pc. oh. dear on d"lr' Wasn't
Tint enough tp make q li,tl" mca tow
mousc's mouth water And he was
go hfraid he wasn't 10 get lny lant
when Niliy gave him q lltUa OF eve
erSthilV bickev Mc'dpw Nnuae for
got 10 thank his ll'tlo rabbit frlenu
What feast they had 9ud Nncu
the good things we're all gone. cNceut
the iol!Npups. for thrre Was = whole
',g wooden box of thcm. pick"v
Meadow Mouse put on uuo skate and
: Nv RuHnv the othrr and away obey
sEoted down tho Friendly ropos'
T. ~ 'rd n ll2htpin1 hrg doesn't
strike tho hlg rlm tree IN our front
, ri and burn up an the let'eq. I'M
tel vou IN tho next story huy .ne
apple Jared tho peRch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Little Benny's Notebook

Is fellows was wawNing along. Jest
waVluug along and an " a suddin
ruds Simkius started to cawff every
mlunlt saying. q, cant stop ca"t-
ing. hope niut getting cawff.
And he kccpp on cawfting as IL he
had one alreddy and JUS fellows
slapped him on tho back TO see II II
wood make him stop wlch II dident
ouy making him mad, lnsted, on ac-
count OF us doing It so hard, and sid
Hunt scd. c. puds maybe YOU got
sumthiuE awfll the matter with YOU.
maybe n you dontGSec a doctor rite
away you'll die or sumthiug. maybe.
You're crazy cant fcllo cawti .
scd puds And ne kcpp on doing IT,
and 4cd. Hcers "a doctors sine, w
don't you Ro iu aud ask HIM, Jest Tor
fun l'uds' lll 20 iu with you.
Aud ell the fellows sed they wood.
too. and sam Cross went up and rang
the bcll and man with a bald he'd
aud aliases came TO the door and
sam syl. Is the doctor tn and the
man sod I'm the doctor.
Wen hcers "a boy that cant stob
ruwfrnp. sea Sam Grus- And Sil
Hunt and III WornicN each took
nhuld of on. of ludscs arms and
made him vHwN up the steps and
the doctor srd, don't he,r him
CawffiuE
tie must of stopped. sed SID Hunt
ala. scd IIds Not cawffing eny
moro. and the doctor scd. Well then
I Nuposc yuu have no ferther use
TO-. nae Aud he shut the door, and
t.r f,|I.u.. .f.,rt.l O., lggn Dn vpI ne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Men Who Came Back

q
.TCupvripht lN the British Canadian
RccruipuE Mission which main
taius dcpots n an large cities.
where men. evccpt Americans.
may volunteer
nv MAJOR G.. &. WRIGHT.
FIRST Division. Fourth Canadian
battalion
On the nIrht the biF show began
,thc second battle Of Ypres April
% lgl5t my regiment vns hnck I'm
h.uets about ton miles from the
trenches Everything seemed ns
usual with us Then we began to
get run,ors OF Something doing q"
civilians came running down The
rnnd Old men. women with bahies
nnd furniture everything they could
carry and sim run -appearrd
ne Germans are coming The
German. are coming" was their cr,
Tn, GrruInn4 had NM over some
Kind Of palsnn ras had broken ,hru
our limos and were coming steadily
forward they said
Ne could only wait II yps reur-
ia midnight when uur ordcrs ran1r
To stand to and We were soon ON
our ,y,, to IN. trenches 1he roads
,,orc ,r,,,Frd with frightened civil
lr.s canning toward us ruppiop fn,
t.,.ir byes and iYt,.ri,e ~ nI,y ,,,r
nr,.IIer, r,s.ed us ynIloplrs toward
3D., fr,,t -, ,,, nr,gy.ss ,,as .ln,,
NIe .r,aspd ia. yscr n,rth ~ N,ras
ana hglf , nu, farther op cot ar.
Jrrs =, - iirbt" opd sfnp ne Car
mans from crossing the ,.,roI ,t tbat
r,Irf SIN "a. h,l d., ,lith.,tf,
irnvlrdr, a. m. sttuatI., yyo IA
not nnow where the Germans we're.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
March -. ITIs.

There are two kinds OF Qunkers-
or Friends --ia Amcricn orthodox,
and Hlcksi'cs. the latteS seemingly
the stronger branch These are the
followers OF the teachings ot Elias
Hicks
Hicks was born In Hampstead
Long Island. ON March ~ l7iN
History says. uuaintly "hc lived a
waywnrd NE until he was twenty.
but Just how wicked he was, no one
know for the standard of the
Friends. was even more rigid then
than now ANYWAY. nt the age of
20. che saw the light" and, having
become religious was extremely 80
as all reformed souls are apt TO be
40 he travelled an over the country.
ns far as il was then discovered,
preaching to the Friends
Little by little. he stnrted a spirit
or revolt among his followers this
teachings were not So orthodox as
those they had been brought up ON
and split occurred they say II
took first place I'm the historic meet
ing house at Plymouth meeting.
outside Philadelphia which spread
until every quaker m the country
was either Hicksite or Orthodox
Some very exciting scenes took
place among these Eeutefolk. over
the possession Of meeting houses
and lands. the Hlcksites seem to
have been the successful ones. az a
rule Today meetings are ot either
one variety of faith or the other.
Even the schools are separate
Elias Hicks himself went on
preaching bis version Of Quakcrism.
and also. the abolition Of slavery. lie
died In lS2q1y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

Senator Gore is stlll posing fur
IN, benefit Of the farmers and con
linues 90 insist that wheat must b.
placed az $3.50 so az TO encourage
n larger production OF the staple
Hut the suspicion remains hlt uvl
an order would not help the farw'r
hair As much as h would tho spec.
ulator. who has held bn. X old
wheat In the hope ~ such decree
Does the senator really think he is
working for the farmer. or hny, rha
marker manipulators gp' t,Ius
tied 10 him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

Germany Is said to he 'cnragcd
at the demands NJ the United states
for seizure Of Dutch merchant
ships. Very likely, tor they have
kept the merchants of Holland Out
~ business for some years now ca
could work TO the advantage ~ Ger
many Very naturally they ATE
peeved at the prospect nt losing
that advantage Rut We viii hNyr
TO enrHge them several times hc-
fore we even up the score
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

In spite Of the PRESIDENT cn-
deavor 60 create b sympath, fp- the
men who have Euc-rrdrd tn -p
badly misgovernine UuH.a. the fact
remains cAat the American people
owe no obligations either material
or otherwise 20 the EussIa that
nov Is. We are SORRY for rhc mJs.
directed masses OF TINT unfortunate
country. but they are mo- longer
comrades 30 arms and uo longer
struggling for the same ideals a. ,,e
are m fact they are stumbling.
block In the Sway Of making the
world safe fog democracy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
TuE GIRL VINO BLUsnED.

Mrs Aphhy had interesting news
and Mr. Arnold were 90 come to-
dinner My heart Enye a sudden
wild twist Then I looked at Heu-
nle His face was set Sullen Ne
did not look at either OF uS Rcnntc
was suffering Aud was the causeo
I wlu do something find some
way to make him see h.nEs as they
are But now Wudld see GcorRr
Arnold again I said the name over
softly to myself
AZ We went into the house | rang
Tor Julia Would YOU do my hair
tonight %"
with pleasure Miss Lame
/ Jumped into "a warm fragrant
bath put on my daluucst things
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

The eastern railways have been
ara uied rs per cent Increase IN
rates, the southern llnes having
made no request FOR such favor ana
the western lines Withdrawing their
plea. But we cannot jump on the
roads for this occurrence for they
get no benefi, from THE new ar
ransemcnt. Your Uncle Sam II ruu.
ming things now and he is the ono
who h going to ses that the rondH
have paying Income
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

The anniversary of the Russ an
rev oution was passed bv In retro-
grad without any KIND of cslebra-
tlon. No wonder. The people there
would like to know before they eel
ebrate whether they have rid them
selves OF one had bargain only 20 get
tied up In worse one Time enough
for paredes and truss bands whs1
they set out Of the dcep woods
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Hunting a Husband
BY Mary Douglas

Then ! touched the button beside my
bed. And asked FOR mln
' Shall do your hair high with
curlsa"
some instinct guided my cho.cc.
$40. simply os last ught with the
tiny silver ribbon
had worn 70 every evening 40
Tongue Nue Hut he had Meyer seen
IT.
Ny checks wer" ppIrr than Usual
Nv owes se'wrd DARKER And slight
ly c!rclcd with violet,
did not leave nv room until
seven At The turn ~ 'ha stairs [
met Mrs Abby 81" WAS even moro
stunning than usual She w4-
dressed In unager scarlet Sh.
seemed more the Carmen" fhau
over Long black earrings svune
f"uw her ears \ black ONYX band
circled one bare white arm
Margut was already p the draw,
~ runW She was posed iu high
backed chair NJ heavy oak Against
q shc was lovely Mysterious and
cniicing the green NEhts In her
strange eyes. were enhanced hy her
s"u green frucs
fclt Ike an untrird school girl
there
We'll mipnt For George Arnold
2. 'r"WleH "ct uN presence only with
% bow Then he was caught In the
quick light banter II their talk
Bu' H"anio too sat silout Ue
did not hook az nf" pii NOT sccih
io nu''C" my presence rut I knew
Do "'s nw'rr OF the slightest turn
~ my head
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

Some OF the coast artillery recruits
from here are expecting ~ be Hs-
signed for duty IN tar away islnnd
possessions OF Uncle sam. Perhaps
they will not object to setting that
far from the knlser's guns, but from
what we know Of Tulsa boys, thcf
would rather get chance 70 meet
the Boches lace To face.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Daily Food
MARCH 10.

A bruised reed shall he not
hfeah. and smoking flax shall he
not auench. TIL he send forth JUG
m.nt unto victory. Matt, ls'2O.
Hen never qucnch the Sh"klhS
flax
Hut rnlse II 60 flame,
Tho@bruiscd reed he never breaks
Nor 4corn the -iehneat name
Himself took our inflrmlles, ana
bare our sickneSses, Mat s;lt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

II sounds good to talk uf deport-
Ing the W. W and other uudc-
sirabi% citizens. but the trouble is
where are We going 70 scrd them .
They are the modern Ishmaeltea
aud nobody wants them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

Tine yuung lady across the way
SAYS she saw on the paper that
had been resumed on the
Russian front anl she glad the poor
fellows are getting some medical At
ynyWQyt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

Another sacred spot has been
rescued f.om the 1eNing control OF
the THrs b., General Allenby In his
N,touoJs march thru Palestine.
Shochom the site OF Jacobs we'll.
kuawn ,n the biographies OF the
preseIa day ess Nablus. Is now free
OF the Dtomul taiut.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
<4sskpeer
lkik(ss2as%s:'

Drugs are sometimes
an abomination to thy g
stomach, but the wise
physician uses only
such herbs as are good
for thee and when he
obtains them at The
Quaker they are always
pure and fresh. "
IF some Of those
Friends seeking office
showed astFreat skill in
the conduct of their
own business as they
claim they have in
handling that of the
peoples, they would but
shortly be Captains of
Finance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
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a. iAO~aIS tStlLtk



According to u western paper Bro.
Hoover has, through the proper
channels requested all householders
To refrain from making griddle cakes
ana pies or course, such n request
rs equivalent Ia an order which viii
TO douht ne universally obcycd And
this leads fitz Nigel an old contrib
10 'eud In the following
'L'ko straw that broke the camclH
back.
Vow Hoover str,,,ea the fatal blow
No grtddle cakes no griddle cakes.
l'or Us poor mortais here below
Deprived OF such a luscious food,
our lives VIII be u drenry waste
Without the flnplacks sweet and
brown
TO see, TO smell admire or taste
"Tu win the war we'd gladly die
Aud Hoover praise lo our last
breath,
Could We but quickly pass away,
hut how We hate lingering
death"
Now they are mllSing of uniforms
FOR farmers Not bad Idea The
How about hickory or blue dentm
ovcrulls with bib ana straps over the
shoulder cowhlde hou,s and large
straw hat?
THAT X the way farmers are sup
posed To dress hut no farmer I'm the
world ever dresscd that way--Off the
stage
They really should have some sort
uf uniform to distinguish them from
the civ folks Nowadays the farm
ers and city folks look much alike
only the farmers are slightly better
dressed
Aoaol mail ser, ~. to be es,ob.
lishod bc'wcu New York and Wash
tngton. Tho postage viii hc ~ cents
instead " cents
II will not bc usrd exclusively hy
authors sending manuscripts to the
magazine
Aud now we must give lttlc
space to NJ 81. contributor, who
has said the last word on the Jericho
business and has driven ail other
Joke stsrs on that subject from the
field
The british everybody knows. pro-
verbally slow
il,pe of ,npaucntly bcon told ,o "go
tp Jericho
The BRUSH are su literally minded,
you must know.
They took tt at face value and they
Wrut To- Jericho
The nrush like thcmeeiNes, yet no
u.mrcis d.d the. blow
They rmpN took couple uf guns
and captured Jerlch"
The furre in RUSSIA IS about over
l.euiue and Trnlshy AlnN" delivered
mo- Tuubt waiting NIccciye thcNr
money Our only hope ts that thrg
don Eci l'
\ celebrated temperance advocate
hu. been .Iurkrd 10y thH information
uNb' 9u per cent OF the bar tenders
. 700 this country are sober aud indus
uluus citizens
lf uuusd, drank any more whisky
than the hIrtruders du. there would
ne, er Doc on briEuuu for urohthIliOu
&C., queer world after H'l
T H D ont OF thc hospital and
deaf p N.s l,tt ear
Uut hc B, stjO rhr,c with a strong
right at usual
Nr uuAer- is undoubtedly iIgh,
IA impuguu- tine pa,iorsu OF aha
,,rmrrs wing orc boarding the
.N.h,o, ao that u., mo, have %
t......., F.f f. t..,. .f...t .H.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
PHONES:
All Departments: 5000

forslsn Advertising Representatives, by
ant urifiith n Brunson z96 fifth Ave.
ksw hork, 2Ul DsvonshiIs slq Boston !.
Fsfd.TsrHouI 10, Peoples uss bldg, Chl'
cage Oscar w. DausS o0i Ntt'of bldg7
hsLsss lity, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

A nation thrlves on the thrift OF
her people Thrift stamps Zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

TvlnNtcy furnished CA p4manq
u7perinc and decoration l'hvne
gis;. Waite r--i,l'cn Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

That interesting verbal battle 10
tween wilson and Non her'"'s'
conducted by means OF their ',''.
nate addresses to the lH"I"'N''
bodies Of the two counuis' '7 "-
the way TO win war. unless ''',,
OF MS have had a wrong coneep"'"
" warfare all these years We nov
10 doubt of wilson's ability TO o''.
talk the German chancellor. w
that would suu leave the miIi'''
situation unchanged, and the se''
mind Of the Teuton Is on the 100"
out for as tC make blundef O"
which he can hang charge OF ''
consistency or bad fai:h. Not INC
speeches from washington. but 'h'
cold steel Of our army and navy "
what is needed to bring the Hun .
his senses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

AEuBEn uf THE AssOCiATED PRESS
The Assoastcd 'tsss 10 ss'id'i'eiy r""'.ea
10 the uas tor tlpuUnoauun ot 81 news dis
matches credited 80 "a Ot-uOt uthciwiSv vlHd
l,sd In thIs paper and a,so 'ss 'o'.i us~'
pulIihhud hSte,n,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
. Q sas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Everyday Wisdom
BY DON HEROLD
PIES

There Is something so right about
a pie Fundamentally. u pie II ono
~ the nublest works Of heaven
Sometimes II goes wrong some.
times 1t Is not well executed, and
has too much thickness of floor ana
roof or some other purely suuc'
tural or mechanical fault, hut PIE
in the abstract a pic as a pie. a PIE
as II should be GA pie IN the IDEAL
We might sayl Is worthy ~ a greA'
dcsl of wonder The general plAW
for pies is one Of the hest thought
out things In the world. li was
mastcr mind who devised the nrs
pie Ilr should have "A statue W
Central park or on Michigan boule
ward. holding q great round PIE aioo'
toward heaven twhence his inSplra'
ton cameo and beneath the status
might bee craven this inscription
"To Blank Blank. Father OF the ilr
The Greatest Pie Mind OF All AEes'
The Patron Saint of Pastry ny
tribute would not be hit too goou
for him This pie guy was some GU
whoever he was We wish We kne"
4 pie seems simple, but so doe'
elcry other great thing In the WoI,u
All the great things seem h'P''
and when they are written or pam.
ed or invented we wonder NhS
dil not think ~ them ourselves p
cause a pie is simple, is any less E','5
duo its originator why shoWu
pie bc complicated pie is lIs,
simple circle. We do not appie,N'e
ms simplicity M we should o''
PIE is wonderful 10,
Being circular. q pie vii H' lI'
% crowd or any size. II may u' ''h
ncutod into any number ~ W"'r.
l,s aiaptabuity and elasticity '.
marvellous Il Is not even He'''>'lS
for "a hostess TO know how pug,
guests are coming all she n'r' 20 ~ ~
b. bake pic. aud then chaI' X ,.
10 fit the gathering Ihai Nnn
great basic idea behind 'ne cngu's o.,
ity az pies II has temal,,lI.t, lin,
E,erydny Wisdom 10 bring ms p''. .',
out Win due 9pprcc,auy,' q ,','p' ,l'. ND
In a later ruriIber sc h..' ne
nooher phase Of pies N'''5' ''''
space. ,,.,.... ,.ars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

r. E D ont of thr hospital and
deaf .n U.s l,tt eUy
Vut hc b, still thrrc with q ,rtuup
right nt usual
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

There IL a lot ~ difference IA
men, said a r-homiuFu wuuan
a. ho has iust married her fuIuh hus-
hand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Elias Hicks

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