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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
TIcO Indians Stab Man
As Result of old Fem

Warren Bridges Of ais south
l'noeniN street rs IN the Tulsa hos
pNal with a broken collar bone p1d
serious stabs IN his back and arms
hs The result OF a cutting affray with
Two Indians az Second and Cheyenne
streets last night sam Chtsm, n
Greek Indian. who was arrested by
lho police, had his hand badly cut.
pot his Lniurics were not serious.
Jimmy Nail. another Creek indian.
"eneved by the police 20 have been
Implicated. escaped and started to-
ward Sapulna the Officers were told.
j was not learned whether he was
hurt
little could he learned about the
array last night, Bridges is reported
20 have said on his way TO the hos
p'tsl that one of his assaiiants had
sho, at hlrl n year ago. hut did him.
no injury. The trouble is believed TO
have grown ont Of u feud
II was stated hy attendants at the
h 1spital early this morning that
briTges would probably recover.
al.ho his condition was very serious
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
Self Denial by Individuals
Is Necessary % Win the Wdr

Patriotic renurctatiop n things
thai count by every rltlzou whilo tho
war u IN progress was the dominant
not" Of q strong address hN Dr Il j.
Lamb Of koncall college aI the
NJ c A. yesterday afternoon,
Dr Lamb deoagcd that personal
sacrifices OF things that are intonsc-
quenlinl are pot yufncicnt and that
merely doing without meat one daS
Ia "a week Is not enough Mon and
women must get their hearts deeply
into the conditions that confront the
nation and must be- willing 10 ~acti-
Tee everything u necessary, for tho
cOuntTN'r salvation
He quoted saving OF Jesus. "IIe
that rrnouuCrth not al that,he hath
cannot be my disciple" and made
that the basis of his mlk Hs spoke
or tho remuneration by Washington uC
az that he Possessed that tho rcyolu
tlon might be Won. and urged emula
ton OF the example Of the first presi-
dent
He affirmed his hcllof that God
has brought the lplted States into
the war Tor great pulposr. hut
America, he said. "c,n Only DO in
THIS war what each Individual citizen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
--r-~s7-7 1----=~--T=H~---=--
MAITLAND LEASE CASE IS
INDEFINITELY CONTINUED
Settlement L. ssid 90 Have Beon
Itcacbc,i: No New Icsscs
being Made,

Oh hlsAHphA CITY, Feb, Hf,---
Hearing on an applicn ton for an In o.
junction restraining four members OF
the school land commission from All.
iNorusing and re- leasing Nchooi land
OIL and ges tracts subject 80 the pref
ercnce right, involving directly the
so-callcd Marland leases, to have
roWe nm Yesterday IN tho Oklahoma
county district court, has been post
lurru Indefinitely The case was
stricken from the regular assign
mQnt In court for today, and the
court viii set date later.
II is understood that n settlement
out OF court has boen proposed but
Just what progress has been accom-.
plihed could not he learned. ., Gov
ernor Williams, who applied for the
Injunction against tho board mem
hors, says that he shall at all times
do what he thinks is to the best In
tarests OF tho state, but that he is not
seeking lawsuit Just for the aake Of
having one. In tho meantime no
new leases are being given by the
board on oil and gas land owned by
the state The majority mem bars
OF the board are disposed 60 inAlrt
that the cour. must first settle tie
questivh whether or not they can
advertise and release lands under
the preference right before they
make any more lenses
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
GIRLS GLEE CLUB COMING
Oklahoma UDi,e~IV Co-eIs WIN
Sing ~ High school
Mnrcb

The Girls Glee club Of Oklahoma
university viii be brought TO the
hiqh school under Rhe auspices Of tho
nibls class of the school March 4,
ThJre will be four special numbers
Included IN the program, They are q
harpist Of exceptional ability a
reNder who has been with Rsdpatf,
Yawter for two years, a sololnt and
leader who has studied In Parts s,d
q pianist OF unusual note. The
chorus has twenty trained voices
The program will he spLcy and In
tsrestirR. The Bible class that is
bringing tse Elec club here has been
doing a great deal OF work along pa .
triotlo llnese-7 They are now prepsr-
ing 10 pressnt Ia the school an honor
roll TO oonialn the namss OF all the
high school students IN service.
Proceeds II the entertainment will
be used In patriotic work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
RUSSIA ACCEPTS
TEUT0NIC TER S

tcoKTlNrED FROM FACE
great activity IN accommodating az
many points on the front. strong
Frcnch attachments attempted to
push forward over the Aile,te into
CheNrogni
They were rcpulsed hy coundler
thrust IN front Of the southern edge
nf the wood. On the western bank
OF the Meuse our storming troops
brought prisoners from the French
trenches
In the Nosgen we fought success.
ful reconnollTing engagements West
of huihauHcn Freneh bsttAlions.
after a violent bombsrdmeni Of sew
eral houfs attacked on both sides of
noller. Near lower Aspach. French
attacks broke down before coun-
ter-ht'sek. In the vicinity Of rs-
bruebe md lower Burnhaupt attacks
broke down beffys the fire of na-
varisn troops Fourteen prisoners
remained In our hands"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
BARS FAKE OIL STOCK SALES
Denver Passes Ordinance Providing
Fine and Jaii scntcncc lOr
pflnselcrs

DENVER, col, Feb. VIeiInnce
committees and "Hetter Bus,nes, t,
bureals' viii be- Interested In lexis.
huun enacted in Denver H. check
tho wave OF fraudulent stock pro-
motion schemes. chiefly OH. which
ure prevalent here.
Briefly, the Denver ordinance Tor.
hids the sale OF any "nctitlnus
fraudulent fake or spurious stocks. E"
or 20 falsely represent or "a make
misleading statements concerning
tho character, TILE or value of The
hnlpeity OF npy corporation or nsso.
cinlion when selling or offer Asg Tor
aale stock OF such corporation Or ns-
S''lhuoh II provides for the Is
Auan'e'"t license fees OF 500 tor an
al",k exchanges and SO for an stock
hl"kerH the liCcpscS tu be ISSUED hy.
tne manager of safety aud excise
Whcn satisfactory statement, are
made ms To the character ~ ihe net.
sons comprising the EXCHANGES ar
hf"herage tirms, The manager %,
shfetN and excise has th. power a.
revoke licenses, and II Is reluueI
PM TIE city. IA addition tu stoppinl
lhe sale OF fake securities mus, al
Nrrllse the facts in such DuRr. n "a
newspaper or other adNprti.in., med
iun accepts advertisements uT frnud.
uleni securities after such a rjrdsit
nation the advertising medium viii
be Euilty under he law
The penalties provided nI. fine
or from $40 to s2o0 10 which may
be added from nve to ninety dn,s
-. :.~iSiiiurut rms ls believed 10 DO
IN" most drastic eaud sweeping law
adopted bv any American cat, H. rid
lt,elt ot the pest Of fake stock pee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

lNr, Fred putler aud wiie. Patrick
lArucyS Edward froudc James Nc
Aouhrey Robert Wright James,
Miller. James Daly tsll business men
90 ~ Iohnsl Misses kit'y sant-
we'll Nunio Dalton and ~ barrett
Second class For New Norn,
Joseph Msloney, VITO aud Shild
William nodd = Fitzpatrick. A.
Power G6 sparrow Edward
orcc,ng John FostelIo. Peter Gun.
foylr Thomas Mhciau. Whllam
Gusswcl David Gritnths. Misses
Minnie Daniel and Ellxa beth relhy.
First Sla~H For HaltfaN; Frank
ChoWn, Fred snow, Edward Rcl-
toau. iAck C. Parsons. Newman Sell
lars lxlph hurnam ,cade's OF the
Royal nstuE rorpHl, George MnSsic.
wife ana chiid William r. Bishop.
Charles n Miller. W W pauphlnec.
40 f. RelicVue. George a Muuitun
W a son, George psrmiter, Gerald
S' John William Moore John
Kelley, Michael Connolly, John
Connolly, William Pbrmitet. Mnior
Michael sullivan, Archibald card.
ner Captain Joseph Kcan John $
Mum william rnrie. Michael
ub'Hco)l Misses beaumont. Mum
ana Trrnchnrd
Second class For llnlifRN Gcorgo
Long A q Fayan. n ! Fowler.
George pyddcslcg Gregory Ma
honey John Lynch. w Richard,
louuari Mitchell John Clcary James
crockwrll H. pearcey. James Bart
lett. ChNrlos Howell FORREST.
Joseph Storkloy all of ~ Johns and
Mr stssas:==, Sow Turk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

~ willing Il shoIld ID P" only indi-
Ndual sacrifices. therefore can en-
ADJ" the lhited Siat.e 10 put fortlf
that efficiency mat a necessary TO
victory
lie asserted that the end Of the
war Is far or ana that before God
gives MS victory the people OF
America win have TO 20 through suf-
fering Ind JavAil such AZ he de-
scrihod Jesus went through IN octh-
Hemnuo.
'incompromlsinFiy II must he de-
chrcd through the tength and
breadth of America that la such a
critical time ~ this no man attaina
ihc high role of patriot who reserves
in his soul the Thought Of possession
or privilege so precious TO him that
he cannot afford to -actifice Il for
hir nations ideals
This war can never be won until
we aie wllliug Ia go down into tho
valley ~ Gethsemnne Not the mere
trivial giving by mcatlsss days and
eating other foods but by a real
tcrocniuOu of the tremendous ISSUE,
VIII Ne hs Obls TO organize the ma
uon for an rfficicnt and effective
conduct Of the war"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
MEN ON TUSCANIA'W
INSURED By. GOVERNMENT 7
Relatives of Lost SOLDIERS wili RE
cciyc Payments Thru Auto
nlAIic Illnn

American soidinrs lost on thu Ths-
cnnia were projected hy United
States euV0rnmCnt insurance and
government compensation Those
who had hot applied for Insurance
were covered by automatic lp-urance
which is payable 10 q wife. child, or
widowed mother, The automatic In
surance Aggrc gates about $500,
netting t25 a month for 24p months
Insurance that had hecn nppned Tor
Is payable to much larger citss ~
hpneficiaries and can ro ~ hIah 90
10000 netting $3.50 a month for
2i0 months
The compensation IN cnse ~ death.
given hv the government without
charge and regardless uf rauit Dr pny.
ranges from t2n to sIh u mnnth
based on the number ~ denenGeufs
Payments under tho compcnsadl N
feature of the military and navnl tn
surance nctin case NJ dsnth are pay
able 10 u widow children, or .dopen-
dent widowed mother
The automatic Insurance coaFnd on
February T.. but the compansati1n
feature ~ the net is separate pro-
vision The scDle uf compcusutlon In
case Of death follows
fal For widow alone te5
tb) For n widow and one child.
tS5.
fcl For n widow and two children
N7 70, with SIS for each additional
child IN 60 two
90 " There be no widow fhen for
oee chud SEQ.
tel For two ciildron sac
Gl For three children $40 with
ts for each additional ehIi MP 10
two
tg) For n widowed Wothor. 500
The amount pavrhle undor his sub
division shall not be greater than no
sum which when nddod In 'he total
awoInt prvrhle ~ the w'fpw und
children does not exceed fT5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
EXPORT RESTRICTIONS
MAY Be RAISED SOON
tniiej States Ambassador IN Mexico
CITY to Attend Confer
cnccs To-day.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2l.-Confer-
ences Will hc resumed here Monday
concerning raising the United states
export restrictions against Mexico,
Henry T. Fletcher. American amhas ~
sador. and Rufcl Nietu. acting secre.
tnrN ~ the treasury. arrived today
from Washington. where an agree
ment was reached Hdhiect 60 prea-
dent Carranzn's approval Goncrnl
SaiVador AlNaradp former governor
ot fucntan, also will attend the con.
fctences presumably ln relation a.
shipments OF sLai 10 the United
States
According to senor Nicto. the pre-.
Urinary agreement provides that. the
United states shall allow SIS Gao 900
American gold 10 enter Mexico and
In return Mexico will remove certain
unnamed transport restrictions, on
NINE products. senior Nieto also an-
nourced the establishment OF a
credit of 5000, 600,
What arrangements have been
made regarding admission OF food
stuffs into Mcyico has not been an
nuunced but J A. Mccarthy. Mexico
CITY banker, representative ~ tho
tnltod states food administrator IN
Mexico conferred today with the
national food commission. Nj Nc
rdrthy believes Mexico will he di.
\ided into two zones. north and
south, to fncgitntS distribution OF
food stuffs and boards will be named
10 insure an equitable distribu ton
nnd to prevent speculation.
Luis Cabrera. Mexican delegate 20
Ila postponed neutrality congress al
Bucnos Ares, recently received a
credit Of S25O.OO0 In New York TO
buy cereals for Mexico in Argentina
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
City City Briefs

MIR AND MRS FRANK SMALL
iah East Third street. announce tn,
birth Of u son.
THE NEW CITY HALL building
on Fourth street ~ beginning to loom
up The front pillars are now IN 20
sition and II Is believed the building
VIII be ready for occupancy by July
!,
\ WARM spring sun, n cloudlcss
tky and bnlmy temperature that
fhirly pulled them out Of doors
c"rsed Tulsans to tpvn out iBto the
parks and country by the thousa n dH
Yesterday. II was a glorious day.
=
THE TULSA county Fair associa-
ton nj meeting % the directors sat
urdHy appointed a committee To call
upon County Superintendent Minett~
Hedgen and request that the 0psnins
OF the fall term 0f the schools this
year be held back until September
- IN order not TO conflict with the
fa,t dates.
WHILE THERE is no race be-
tween them, all threa OF the new
tbcaters now going pp--.tbs Ed
wards Majestic and Rlalto--are
working night shifts OF workmen In
order to hasten completion. which
wes considerably delayed by the blix-
gard wonther IN January. The new
AaJestic, Manager u, " Rothsiein
announced yesterday. win be opened ,
not later than April 10 The Nd |
NHtds will not be ready befors fall,
and the 1iialto will open March 10 |
-
b WHAT WILL we DO with our ehiit |
phrlorsY" asked State Food Admins. |
traitor Huatton y. Brooks. In his |
speech before the Retail Merchants |
Association OF Oklahoma the other
nav They can't sell on ruesdsys /
because that ia mestiess day and |
meat forms main part OF their |
product and on wheatlsfs days can't |
~eive crackers because they are made p,
~ flour ynd nobody can eat chill |
eraekerr." hut there draw. |
hhcka are not interfering with the |
chill pariors OF Tulsa. They are 90
ing ahead as tho there were no re- |
strictlons--perhsps on the theory /
that there is so little meat In chilli !
TINT they are not violating the food /
regulations in serving ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
SMALLER l0AVES MAY
BE MADE BY BAKERS
,1,lmum weight Reduced From
one t1 Thrcc-inurtis Pound,
Price Lower, Too.

makers may now put on'tbc mar
,d trce-fourths pound loaf ot
n-s,i as the minimum requirement
nJ,r tu. regulations ofthe food ad-
,,,,isiraJluu N. G. Tyrreu, who *
~ rbargr OF the bakers department
- me state food administration. re-
'siy,l now Instructions yesterday
,bich Ne viii communicate at once
m The BAKERS Of the state.
.tp % ,his time bakers hqye been
csrrurrd 10 make ana sell hs Ne
wlnmuu requirement. Il one pound
io,f Tuey could make a loaf much
i,rl,r ls they desired, but they
sahH uol 30 under the one pound
g.H
u.lu.o so many families do not
rs.H Chat s.zc'loaf bakers are now
ferr.l,i 20 make a smallei-sized
ono. t.I.b is-to lac sold at reia-
a.s. pHor price.
T.. r#N rulc n""nuoccl ycster-
d.. +. Nr Tyrrcll follows:
.uu. lwo class one. Enkinr EoEu-
t.U.a Uage been amended 10 pro-
,..r Tor boxing q three fourth pound
I4f variation Of three. fourth
ounce over and three fourth ounce
.Haa. Htr allowed These. weights
Ia, permitted in hUdipliuul lpavos.
hai average weight Of twenty five
irrrrr -5rFiI not nc tess tuHn The Pre-.
s.r.h.3 weight.
I.g maS now he bakof single
or u lN.n form. two In pan and the
u5uan "urinF Is subject 10 same
uIr Ha an other bread II ~ not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
OKLAHOMA KICKS AGAINST
HIGHER RATES ON COFFEE

OKLAHOMA CITY. Fch "a
Protest by the oklahoma Traffic AS
AociatiOn against carriers raising
rates on coffee fr,N New OrlCans 90
oklahoma CiW . cents on the
iUo pounds will he made immcdi-
ateIy TO the lntorShate commerce
commission II Is stated that the
present rate rs SO cents. while the
rate 20 chicago. a much longer haul
IL IS cents Three laFgc coffee dcti-
crs in oklahoma city get thoir sup
ple Nom New Orleans Briefs cov
ding the case hgye bcon ug-parel
sud will be forwarded 10 'hr uter-
state commerce commission immedl-
atelV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
y, IDENCE SHOWS HR MAS
IN TOUCH WITH GERMANS.

wAsHfHuToN, Feb, 7t--Eyi-
.dence that In srssc Of hi. commission
Ia the United states army he was ~
touch with German agents. contrib
ntinE 10 Won Esrnstorffs propaga nda
fu,ds and working for peace at any
wns largely Responsible for ths heavy
ponishmsnt imposed upon 'Captnn
David A. Henkss, sentenced BY court
martial nt Governors Island to dis
niisrsi from the service and impris-
ohmsnt AZ hard labor for 20 years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
Costa Rica In State
Of Revolution, Says
Wire Communication

sAN JUAN, DEL SUR. Nicaragua.
Feb g4--A revolution " in progress
IA Costa hlna, wire communication n
has been interrupted between tho
frontier and Las Canas. III IL known
that the t0wna of Alaiuela san Ma
teo and Heredla are I'm the hands Of
lnt revoluuonistH Il Ia reported
l.hk Canas and Punta Arenas prob
ally will fall shortly
The present government OF Costa
lita eatne into power IN consequence
~ revolution In January 9of last
year. President gonERios was ove'
thrown by General TinocO. who as
sumed the presidency The United
states has not recognized the Tlnoco
government
There have hecn several reports in
tho last few months Of plots TO over
h,ow the government Former
PRESIDENT GONZALES and Germans In
Costa Hica and tho united states
Erc said TO fnye been concerned o. 70
scHemc of this sort which was dis
coz cred hy the Costa kipan Hu,ha, =
ties last May AccordinH TO press
dspatchcs froui San Jose at i'ie time.
"a German firm In New york FUR
900 for n tevoulonal ~
movement SsVerpl secret wireless
ttutions were discovered, three Of
thcm ~ ucrcd'1 the home ot Con
giles The growth Of German influ-
'nce IN the GpuzaleH government ehs
said tu have been largely responsible
Tor tho revolution After General
r.noco became president. COSTA Rica
srl osed relations sith QermRnv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
W. S. S. DRIVE CONTINUES
WEEK IN ROGERS COUNTY
Had Weather and Lack Of Prepnya-
ton Delayed Last es'ecks
Campaign.

Special 10 The World
CLAREMORE, Okla, Feb, a.
The campaign In Rogers county for
the sale of Thrift and War Savings
Stamps, which was 10 have closed
Saturday night. has been continued
until Friday March l, Weather
conditions and Improper orRa nixa-
tion Injured the sucntss of the drive
IN this county and the workers de-
cihed 20 stay on the Job while
longer, believing that In the end
mos, gratifsing, results will be OBJ
talned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
HEAVY PUNISHMENT
GIVEN ARMY OFFICER

CONTINUED PROM PAuB IL
guilty, and the findings having been
~, viewed ~ the judEs advocate gen
erai, the sentence Of the conrt, dis
missal from the service and confins-
nient al hard labor COR ~ years,
we're ordered carried out Tho United
states dis>lpiissry barracks nj Fot
Lshysnwofth. Ken, was designated
az the place OF imSrlsonment and u
waA declared that Captain David A.
iisnkes, 18th infantry, ceases n ns
an officer OF the army from Febru-
ary ~. isis"
The report was signed by Majors
General William A. Mann, command
Tug tho department, 81 the east, and
W Colonel W. A. Simpson, retired.
aattfant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

WheHfkA OKLA. rsb. ss.---&Dls
indians charged with stealing . dad
indisn claim have been broukht hsre
from AtokA. Tishominso. pauis VAL
ley Ravie and wApanncka. Aiong
With them sheriff Joe nsllsrd
brought Columbus auntsr, sharrsd
With bsing fugitive. whom 10 To-
9. ted at WapaAucka. Ainpng tbs
Indians we're some wonifn chArgod
ws,h msking fsise afSidavits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

NNIU- IcN1s Fob 2I-ilnymnnl
Hoffman OF lliEaheth, y J. private
ir Company G, b5th infantry Camp
NIclifuuf. was accidentally shot
and kll'd last night by sentry
Wheu iho lattcr's gun discharged In
lhIfyua t from one shoulder to the
utlc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
tnl,or AID Crr,tni 10 Mcct.

WASHINGTON. Feb, 2i-Five
representatives each Of capital apd
labor VIII meet here tomorrow at the
can of the government 10 lay down n
ba of relations heiween capital and
labor during the war out OF their
ruufercpoNs government offirialh
hone win grow national labor pol
fata
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

lUAEIT. Mexico. Feb 24.--Vgln
IS headed toward the DurnnRo moun-
i1.rs lul a column uuder Eduardo
hernandez aud General Francisco
Gonzales is Ia pursuit OF him from
the eiaOIon p Psrrsl ana Esruion.
agrHbIpg to rcports reaching here
tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
We Are At War
 With Entire
 German People

Bishop Quale, the gentle, able, elo- quent, Methodist churchman, thunders from his pulpit in the church militant against Germany and all her works and people as follows:
 Let us set down sternly that we are at war with the Germans. not the Junkers, not autocracy, not Prussian- ism, not the kaiser (spelled with small 'kO. All that is camouflage and dangerous, because it Obscures the truth. The German people is what We war with. The German people is com hitting the unspeakable horrors which set the whole world aghast. The Ger man people is Iiot and has not been conducting war. It is and has been conducting murder. Hold fast to that The supreme court of New York de- clared the sinking of the Lusitania an act Of piracy Piracy is not war. All decencies, honors, humanities, interna- tiOnal agreements, and laws have been smashed by them day and night from the first rape of Belgium to now. The new atrocity which appeared this week was spraying prisoners with burning oil. This is Germany's most recent jest. It makes them laugh SOL"