Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

die-the children. the MANNED, the
old the halt. The bll.t. til those Who
cannot help In the dctcns" who CON
sumo food needed 10 strengthen tho
weakened garrison
Every country ~ the world today
" in "A state of siege. is conserving
food and materials but not yet mas
Germany sent forth her useless
mouths. to Holland. 40 Schndlna tia
and 10 Switzerland. "a sign that not
yet Il the pinch ot hunger IN the
empire imperative
Since arrived In America IN
March. lgi7sl have been like cas-
sandra. the prophecies. ntted to be
right hut never believed said
then Germany would never break
because of starvation OF fan because
power waE great
We have not made aCrlficos
enough In this war. hcr" are too
many useless mouths ] believe that
there arc In the states Of New York
un cunWNlnIh n!pw l5J.uOO pro-
fcsstonal ohauffeurs great NUN 'rr
Of them being employed on dutons-
hilos not used FOR business or ttuck-
ing And then think uf the thou
sands Of skilled mechanics employ ,d
In garages and factories repairing
ana making mere pleasure vrh8ules
II all these chntfeuw tnearly an
with some knowledge ~ machinery
land mechanics were pat nt work
building ships or making rifles tn,rr
would be no loss to the country. hut
certain oyerfed women and .ucir
poodles would have to walk, greatly
/ Co the advantage Of their ncai'h
and figures
Private automobiles disappeared
very quickly In Germany, At rrst a
man who could not reach his buI
ness In any other way was allowed
TO use his own automobile: bu' oven
these soon went out OF commission.
aHd then bicycles we're forbidden
except for rides 10 and from nug, .
ness, work or school a few ram
shackle taxicabs stlll survive IN Bcr-
lin at the railway stations. driven hy
ben2ol inHtehl OF gasoline and Alod
with spring tires No one can Nccp
n taxi waiting. az Il IN subject WHOM
waiting to the commandeered by he
+ frat conner.
Committee to Take Over InIury
Workers.
trhdually M we realize the gravity
OF the conflict our lives viii hecpIuc
more earnest ana Injuries will he
given up To meet the changed conli-
! il0n. There must he committee
who Will tide over the workers In
luxury Industries and help them 10
! learn now war trades This WIS
done In Germany by tho great or
lEanization OF the Womnn's service
Already Firth avonuc dressmakcrs
nave dismissed many OF their work O.
ers, who, being without resources.
should receive assistance and advice
until they have learned other trades
our farmers are entitled To
cheaper labor why should not
enemy aliens work our farms We
do not propose TO make the Austrian
ana German and Hungarian women
agricultural slaves ~ the Gorma ms
made the Russian women CAUGHT hy
the war within tho borders of DER
many, nor vhave we tho right. / be.
licve. to fSeSS6 civilian ,nrIsoners To
work. Hut we can give these civilian
men instead of meat twice "A day.
now given them, the same food
F''''N wv wv HlANh EiNe tnPlT nTiNs
onefs, until the enemy aliens volun-
teer to work in our fields They
should. OF course. work as In der
many under guard64 They should he
used also In mines. factories, etc
The sooner we used every ounce OF
war energy the sooner we shali beat
Germany and obtain lasting peace
Eventually forced by the hopeless.
ness Of the economic situation. the
nerve OF Germany VIII break. There
Is suicide point In the German
character The German has been
sustained since the war by victories
somewhere. No defeats were brought
home to the German people. viewed
from inside tho German empire what
y" the loss or few villages on the
west front or even OF distant col.
ohies compared to the conquest az
BeiEium, OF the richest part Of
France, Of thousands OF square miles
OF Russia, OF RumanIa. Monterro