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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
DOCrORIVG RESULTS.

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rrrat pr,hl,m. but this man. uac
many others plans 70 auao, the
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
7a1ssg&eN'icndlE'
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candy cane, because hr iC4t g.Iat ,llkc
having something sweet don't
know how he ever kept from ealing II
all ur. do you? Fat he didn't anyhow
Well after some time. he felt pretty
tired so he set down To rest on n soft
messy bank The little brook buhhled
over the pebbles aud the breeze shook
the trCptups 40 gently that presently
he dropped or 10 Sleep
Now the last time he had done
this something dreadful happened,
VI this time II didn't A littlc deer
came Ny and stopped to look at hm.
And Just then the little rabbit woke
up II didn't mean to wake you, &"
said the fawn.
don't care" answered Billy Pun
my ia rather play with you" Then
Mr. Deer ana Mrs Deer came along
and watched them hop. skip and jump
Then they skipped rope and the LILLE
rabbit skipped nine million, four hun
dr-d and sixty-sevon thousand, eight
hundred and two and n half times.
This beat the little fawn all to pieces.
but he didn't cnre, Then Mt Doer
ask ed the little rabbit 10 10 with them
to tho park on the other eide Of the
woods
tNnd if the bakers roy doesn't eat
the hole of tho dOughnut, ! mean. OF
course. all the custard pie. III tell YOU
In the next story what happened TO
Billy Bunny In Deer FHrk.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
Little Benny's Notebook

Me and my cuzzin Artle and skinny
Martin was up I'm my setting room last
mite. aud pop was setting there smoak.
inE ana thinking and us fellows start
ed To- play llcvvin me being ST Peter
and Artle and skinny Martin being
people trying 10 get into Hevvin. me
getting behind chair and looking out
throo the back Of II and skinny Mar
tin waNkiuE up fcrst and nocking on
tho chair. saying. Is this Hcyvin2
II scrtcny e. / sod.
Are you ST. rctcr7 ser skinny
scrtcuv am. | scl.
had mo- idecH he was so funny
looking. sod skinny
Hay, II YOU wunt me TO lccyc you
IN llcvyiu You better be carcfill of
Your nngwldEc, | scd, and skinny sed
-. Is that 40. ana ! sed. Yes that's So.
and he srd. Wen I've led a good life
and YOU cant keep me out, all over
did was mrrdcr man for sticking his
tung ont at me. and uhduck 3 babies
from their cradles and drownd them
because l didout Ike their looks,
THAT olut ouythiug wipe your feet
and come lit elm. ! scd witch skinny
did. and Nrtic wlwkcd up and uoCkcd
on the chair, saying, Hello, st Peter
Never mind beng 50 familiar. /
sed and Artic sed | wuAt ticket to
HcvNiu, please, all ! ever did was set
fire to orfin asy lum out OF pity for
the poor orfius, and rob bank OF q
million dollCrs because | was honest
and Wuntcd TO pay my detts. and put
bombs In poor families soop
Wich jest wen ! was going TO let
him iu, pop quick sed Halt. hold de
sist. I'm CRATE bloCver IN mercy and
doing unto other an you're pritty sure
they wuodont do unto you, hut sum
thing tells me II allow this game to
pcrsecd another second my own
changes OF gettipg into novvin 9lll be
null and void and not werth darn.
slppose you all ~ out little vile
Jest 20 disprove the old theory that
mite air is unholesome,
witch We did
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
Rippiing Rhymes
Russin's Ruupus,
nv WAIT MASON

with frenzicd cloCuuOn the RUS
sian leaders flock, and start revo-
lnlion each day at y o'cluck. Be-
whiAkcrcd men and grtzzlci assume
the high command, hv sunset they
have fLzlcd hy twilight they are
canned. A government In started that
holds out promise rich, In half n day
IT'S cnrted out To the dumpovitch
one lberator ChaHcs another To his
lair, no mortal can keep eases on all
that's doing there We read the
stories May. of what is going on. and
say. Those boobs are crazy. they're
nuts, 80 help us John" liut LEI us
not be hurried In handing out re-
Dukes for criticisms flurried arc often
worse than flukes The Russians
wildly scrceching. from despots rule
set free, are reaching blindly reach
Ing for all the boOns there be Like
men, who have been hidden for black
years under ground, and who nt last
are hidden into the light unbound
they're startled and they're frightened
by such u stunt M that. Of axe long
burdens iightened. they know not
where they're At Tho dcspot long
had bossed her, and Russn lnusn
obey; now fakcf and impostor must
have their little day; hut some day
they'll be stranded, ana nations viii
declare, "See where old Uussin'a
lan1cd-she's right side mp with
care"
toopyrsht 1918 George Matthew Adamaj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
Why Train Vas L0te

The Rings business is n phrase
that has given couriers in the old
world the rlght-of way for many CEN
turtles. An equally terse statement may
be offered by American railrosds for
the delays OF passenger and freight
trains In the last few months Daring
the first period OF the war up TO and
including October 80, n total OF 1890
cars containing government supplies
had been hauled from every section OF
the United states to. various designat-
cd points The lG national army can
tonments required 74,277; the 1s ma
tional guard camps, 1886 the l3
aviation training camps. 6.SlS; all
other camps, 1884. the quartermast-
eP.s training camp. 577, and the yarl-
Gus ordnance, food, Council OF Nation
.al Defense and army annex buildings
demanded and received 47S railway
cars ot every character Some den OF
what such drain on the available car
sdpply means may be obtained by an
analysis or the figures Thirty cars
are supposed 10 make up one train.
Therefore 3,74S trains are represented
IN th' tpthl number or cars utilized
for government work up TO the present
month. Tho average length of the
cars was approximately forty feet. This
means that the shipments. II sent Mt
one time, would have required n train
long enough to reach from New York
To Chicago. The engine OF such
train, sent from New York TO the
south, would arrive In Jacks0fviiir
Fla, q few minutes after the caboose
passed thru Philadelphia. The cars
and engine would fi1l four ks be-
tween New York and Boston. or mo-
nopoIize all space on "A double track
system between Boston and Washing
ton. The train would be longer ths
The distance between London and Ber-
lin. In view OF these figures II is not
surprising that Americans have been
annoyed by upset train schedules since
the United states diverted it's genius
Tor business to the conduct of the
war"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

tut goodness me- As soon nA Billy
Bunny saw that Goose House was
ON the edge OF the pond he said. II
don't believe I'm. Mr.. Gundor. It's too
near tho water and I'ye had enough
water 90 last me Tor some time" You
see, the little rabbit was thinking
ab0ut his accident on the river IN the
last story. gud / don't blame him for
wanting To keep from the water. do
youf
So he said good by to the Grnder.
And nftcEua little ways. not SO very
far he came across a man choppins
down a tree And one OF the chips
flew Off and hit the little rabbit on
the nose.
Pm very sorry" sold the kind
woodchoppor. did II hurt you bad
ly?' Then he opened his lupch pail
and handed the little rabbit Il piece
of cheese.
That tastes very NICE" said Biily
Bunny.
Then he hunted altsSru his, pockets
again and, do YOU believe Il he found
a lovely apple pie In one of them
This viii go nicely with the
cheese " said the woodchopper. You're
"A fine little. bunny"
Nftcr evcNthing was eaten mp BILLY
Bunny started off again Then he
tasted the top Of his little striped
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

Ifhnl hlNNoNflf
There's an Image In my heart.
Thence IL never viii depart
While the ~HtArlit vault uf heaven
DER me lies.
There's "a farmhouse IN the scene,
Mid landscape broad ana green.
And bucJay stealing cherries
loudly CrltH
Warblrg birds are ON the wing
Singing carols 10 the spring,
And saucy crow goes rh"inE hH ne
files.
Thus my fancy, as I roam.
Paints this picture ~ my home,
Meath the curDino OF Mlssour's
bending skies.
On that spot So fair nnd bright
] first aw the boaminE light
And the vision starts The tears into
my eyes,
Now | hear sweet mothers voice.
Making ev'ry soul rejoice
with her old endcnrng songs aud
kind replica
There from tender hearts most dear.
Mid that home OF peace and cheer,
Loving prayers ascend to Him who
rules all wise.
There true virtue rclgns a queen,
There the hand Of God is seen,
Meath tho curtain Of Missnurl's
bending skies.
Dear Miy6uri, native state
, Let the bnFds thy fame relate.
For TO khee our hearts are bound
by strnagest ties.
Thy celestial vault OF blue
Bends u'er men and women true
And the echo OF loves story never
dies
Nav thy glory never fade.
Fairest land that God hath made;
May thy star OF hope and SPLENDID
higher rlse
And near scenes | love the best,
when | die. there let me rest.
Meath the cursnin OF Msaouri's
bending skies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
The Income Tax and the Indivual
BY |. A. FLEMING,
WASHINGTON. d. C.
Fourth Article.

rental must he made part OF the land
lords schedule.
Recipients OF bonus, intended &c
stimulate zeal and enthusiasm or =
reward for past services must includ,
3 bonuses I'm Income, Christmas gifts
anniversary remembrRnces, etc, dc
not constitute bonuses.
Merchants to ascertain amount OF
gain and profit should take an In,
ventory at the close ofseach calendar
year OF the goods on hand. at the cost
price, add to the total cost prices OF al
goods on hand at the opening OF the
during the year, and the difference
between the amount thus obtained
and the inventory taken at the close
OF thA year. plus 'hia totnla gross re
ceipts, is to b. reported as his gross
income.
Gross receipts should not be given
under gross income and the cost OF
the goods purchased, claimed as de.
duCtion
The wage Of a minor child is to be
reported the parents income
Payment under the cmploycs'
liability act are subject to income tax
and are also applicable to any amount
received from accident Insurance
policy
Maturing endowment policies nre
not subject TO the income tax laws. A
salesman, selling On commission, may
mako deductions OF railroad fares
sleeping car berths. taxi or street car
fare, showrooms, assistants, ndvcrtis-
ing etc, " he is not reimbursed for
these items by The concern for which
he Is selling but he must report the
gross amount Of commissions earned.
after which he may claim expenses
actually made In earning the income.
A salesman may also deduct
amounts expended IN entertaining out
ot-town customers II the purpose Of
thGebusiness man ls TO cultivate the
good will OF his customers and Sc.
cure an Increase I'm trade. The same
ruling woTld apply TO merchants and
business concerns generally.
Items OF personal expense cannot
be deducted,
Repairs on farm, fence, buildings.
etc. may be deducted
Amount OF premiums on life insur-
ance policy and premiums on resi-
dence property are listed as personal
expenses and not deductable.
To. be Contiuued)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
Deal OFF

While driving to the city one morn
ing short time ago ty PretIow met a
neirhborlng farmer and they paused
10 talk over their crops each striving
10 out1o the other Presently their
conversation turned into another
channel whcreupon Cy asked: o
Are you In the market for good
horse. Eb2"
You know me. Cy. Always ready
to dickcr."
We'll. hcrcg the crittor. She's sound
ana gentle, any woman can drive her.
Sho's yours at rock bottom price"
Eb gathered mp his lines preparatory
TO starting. at the same time replying:
Wen, 'y I'd buy her this morning.
but | hate TO bust a dollar"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

| The internal revenue bureau has Is
sued some very plain regulations that
set forth many conditions covered by
muGh technique I'm tho two revenue
acts. under which the income tax Is
| imposed Pensions and the pay OF
retired army and navy officers are
liable TO income tax. II exceeding the
exemptions allowed
Farm produce is not treated as In
come until sold. a farmer Is free
from very many things IN the tax
alton scheme. He may make dcduc-
tious for labor cost of seed fertilizer,
pay of labor for the care OF liveo stock
purchased for resale, but must report
tho entire proceeds OF sale as income.
A farmer does not report products
of the farm as income until sold.
Products OF the farm produced In
1916 and sold in 1917 become part Of
the income Of 1917; no report Is made
Of product OF the farm for 1917, uu-
less sold In 1917. The farmer may
make no deduction for the lsrur used
IN producing garden truck for his
own table and does not need to In
Clude II as income.
huNt Aiib" u tif iA'ItNi
In paying On employe room and
board plus n salary a fair rental
must he allowed also fair value on
the meals furnished must he reported
by the employC us income. but II ser
vices are used Ina the employees bust
ness the latter may claim deduction
for the rent Of the ROOM II any. and
"A fair valuation for the meals fur
nishcd under the head ur business
deductions.
Overdue salary must be returned
for the year in which, II was finally
made good
Payments on account ~ contrTCt-
for work 10 he performed entered
lnto do not i.urr in income account
until contract is completed, us the
extent ~ the profit cannot be csu-
mated until finished This is espe-
ciully intended for contractors.
Contributions and gifts to 'indi-
yiduuls do not constitute allowable
deductions
Contributions to organizations for
religious. charitable, scientific or
educational purposes, for the Society
rur tho prfvrutiou Of Cruelty TO chill
drcn. are dcductahle " not more than
IS per cent OF the income or the
giver -
A renter Of farm, reports Ss in
como hi9 share OF the produce for
the ycag lu which Il Is sold
An eSphange Of farm produce for
merchandise. groceries, etc, requires
the inclusion OF a fair price for the
groceries, etc, in the farmers in
come.
Reports Cost Of Repairs.
A tenant under the terms OF
lease IN expected 20 pay cash rental
and make certain repairs The cost
OF the improvements plus the cash
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

In a quart OF boiling water contain
lng one half ounce salt immerse
- ounces cornmeal, stirring until
thoroly mixed. Cook for twenty min
utes, Add two ounces butter and o.
half ounce grated cheese Spread One
thin layer on the bottom OF a bnttered
pared as follows.
Mix one-half finely minced cooked
chicken, three ounces chopped cooked
spinach, salt, pepper and mix with one
raw egg. Cover with a LAYER OF the
cornmesl mush, sprinkle same with
grated cheese and bake.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

Take that 25@ cents, advises 4!p
Usage County Hustler. that you Tid
not spend for pork crops GAd buy
thrift stamp. Beg pardon, but isn't
polk chops a typographical error? ?
Prom our own exsrience we should
aay that the singular should be used
when speaking OF the amount OF pork
chops two bits will uy.--Bartlcsyhle
Examiner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

Reports from Omaha are To the ~.
feet that numerous pcfsSus uf Ger.
man extraction We're loyal Americans
when the polls were open but are
enemy aliens whom the question
haires were passed around What
Omaha needs Is a high grade utern-
ment camp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

The 81. Louis Republic desires to
learn wbether the kaisor would Join
In HO< war to keep the Turks from
retnklng Jerusalem. Same Being our
idea OF n foolish question.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

Honnymooning n Ia railroad ia IL
able TO lose considerable OF It's here
tofore vaunted popularity when Nc
Adoo removes the parlor and buffet
trains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

1t Is pleasing to learn that the
American marines are warmly clad
This information should be transmit.
ted to the shivering forces assembled
at training camps More than likely
It will 30 long ways toward making
the soldiers love and respect that rur-
chasing committee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

81 nm now beginning to understand
about senatorial procedure"
HUH 7'
III it's poker game It's meeting
A request Tor small loan As am Inter
view. IL a few senators gather to
sample some prime old stuff IT'S a
conference"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

Single men first! That's the latest
edict OF the provost marshal general
and he says that enough soldiers can
be obtained from those now regis
tered who are not encumhcred TO sup-
ply the needs OF America In this war.
The more Crowder messcs around the
iess the rogstrant knows what's go-
Ing on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

IaborerH ON railroads are to have
their wages boosted while tho salaries
of the officials are TO undergo little
pruning Such things as these go
hand In hand with democracy's lev
cling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

Christmas peace offers from Pots
dam somehow failed to connect with
the wire, The doliverancss OF Will
son and George doubtless forced a
recall of the promised message for
radical revision.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
Uncle pcunyvIsc Soys.

or course dear lady may shoot,
The tUrics consider II cute
And any old Churl
Who'd punish girl
Must be benighted galoot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
\ Diplomat.

The man who gives in when he Is
wrong said the street. orator, lis n
Wise man. but he who gives In when
he is right 9n-
Married" said meek voice In the
crowd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
Phones: All Departments, 5000

rofslqu Aivsrtitiug Representatives Ihysnt,
Grif'ith HruuFur. 2-5 Il'ih Ave NJ. Worn.
2Oi po,ou,hirs &c. Boston fnrd iNtunA
Co. rrop'rs Gas Hiir. CM,rEp. Oscar u
Davies. 5Oi Victor Hldg., khuAas G,b. no
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

tenant, under the terms OF a
lease. is expected TO pay cash rental
and make certain repairs The cost
OF the improvements plus the cash
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-31

From the Olivet Leader
Mrs. Frank Dilger, who has been
at tile Sacred Heart Hospital at Yank-
ton the past few weeks. is reported
to be getting along nicely.
Harry Kratz left Wednesday night
for West Virginia where he will be
employed in q. s. ammunition fac
tory.
Robert Grim and John Baney were
called to Yankton Tuesday for fed.
eral examination. Mr.. Grim was re-
jected but he wa, determined to do
something for the u. s. 80 he hired
out to work for the government 10 an
ammunition factory in West Virginia.
he left Wednssday night.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-31
From the Tripp Ledger.

From the Trip Ledger.
Dave Nellis and wife were up from
Scotland Sunday visiting at the Jeff
Mathewson homes. Mr.. Nellis reports
his son on the firing line.
Rev. Krieger returned the first of
the week from Milwaukee where he
has been recovering from a serious
operation. He is feeling much re-
lleved. While in Milwaukee he saw
Fred Krieger who has made seven
trips across the Atlantic since he en-
listed in the navy.
One evening last week one Of the
Guards heard peculiar sound near
one of the elevators on his beat, and
followed up the sound until he found
"a man lodging around trying to get
away. He shouted halt three times.
then told him if he didn't halt he
would shoot, which brought the de-,
sired results. The man, a home man,
said he was waiting for train. Fun
my place to be waiting for trains,
lodging around the elevators and oil
station He was taken to the depot
and made to wait there.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-31
EXCHANGE NOTES

From the TyndaIl Tribune.
M. A. Veliek has finally submitted
to an operation for appendicitis and
his gall bladder at Rochester. He
was accompanied by his wife for
about week and is reported to be
getting along quite nicely.
Paul Wysuph lost a large barn and
cattle ehed by fire Tuesday night.
The barn was empty with the excep.
tion of some hay. but Paul's hog crop
had a narrow escape as he had plan
ned to pen them in this barn. but
when he went out late to drive the
hogs in they were resting go peace
fully he just didn't have the heart to
disturb them. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-31
From the Hutchinson Herald.

From the Hutchinson Herald.
Philip Schenk, S. ]. Fort, Aug.
Mueller and Mich Martinoff went to
Artesian Sunday. We hear the
Mueller boy and Seth were 70 go 10
Woonsocket for physical examination
id the draft.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. G. Buettell re-
ceived message last week that their
eldest son, Theodore, had died Of in
fiuenza in Massachusetts. They de-
parted for Waukon. Iowa, where the
remains were brought for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Schnaidt left
last Friday night for Tolstoys in
response 10 message that Mrs.
schnaidt's father. Jacob GIndert,
was very sick He Is much improved
At PRESENT and they expect to be home
this week.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-31
From the lynda | Register.

DR.. Mcdonald and Miss Ella Eads
drove down from Mitchell Saturday
might to spend Sunday at the l.. A.
Eads home. On the way back some
one ran into Mr.. McDonald's auto.
threw Miss Eads out and broke her
collar bone. Miss Susan Eads went
up after her and brought her home.
Henry Schmoll died at his home in
Tripp, S. D., last Friday morning.
He was seventy-nine years old and.
will be remembered as an old settler.
in this county. He took up claim
in 1874 four miles northeast of Tyn-
dali and was a man well thought Of
in this community. He was buried
in the German cemetery northwest Of
town.