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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Rippling Rhymes


The grass is showing bright ana
green around my mansion stately
the -muu,hes' grass We ever seen
and | Admire u greatly For months
I've russci the slcet and snow that
spread the landscape over and
wished helpful grass would grow tho
blooming grass and clover. ! used
~ lio awake at night. when arctic
winds were blowing, and long, WIN
an nay main and might to see the
blue grass growing Md uo~ its
growing strong and high, Nernal
bencdicttou. and yet ! hcavc weary
tigh. and n my soul there's fricuon.
"Nuu pughn to have tho mower
Sharped now ", have sprirglike
weather. upon this theme my,wiie
has harpcd for weary days together.
ON when ,usscd the cold and snow
the mower was Forgotten and soon
the gruss iall have to NOV, job
THAT'S truly. rotten The mower
weighs haIf Ton and all its wheels
arc rusted and any man who tried
10 run the trap would be disguised.
IN have to push that rusty fake At
morn and In the gloaua ~ other
times I'u pN the rake, the lawn p
green Whiskers combing 40 rcst
for mo and no reposc, tili winter
blessed season. come back and nine
teen brands of SHOWS. and plain and
fancy trccziu' oh, winter winter,
ucvermore shall rear up and
whinny. when. 10y tho fire hear
you roar thru grove and copse and
EpiuneN
t.,t,,ytyb, iqts d, tc,r-e N.tthev AdauS b
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
BY Mary Douglas

ed los pas, fears what did she
Acar7
49,. .....,
was sI'"' Ii' ace s'olldlN. Ana
drank drank much All tho hid
den ugiine-s seemed to. rise m him
as lac dr.nh He became coarse.
'ncn ugN. az a-, brutal
Set aftc~ tho u.u plunge into
the new mood Mn. Nshhy seemed
relieved The tension was broken
Her nerves keyed like atcyl ubcsed
Nc,cr one dld she 0inch under his
coarse liho Or hts more brutal in
rul' ll"r color dj not uurtuate
" was a. ll We saw strange phc-
romcron y woman Young and
beautiful s7'l ett there While her
sp'riis7"a- away
VI h-t I fclt could stand u mo-
longer Cousin John Cousin Made
line. tried ,o .u,er his Insult. rs
best they ,ouid. lu' ii was n films,
covering Though I saw the, knew
,n', 'h'h~ Ih'} h'd seen 1t be
''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

LIN
You remember In tho last story
paddy Fox was peeping through the
window lust nv Biily Bunny was
having his picture taken, don't YOU ?
Well no sooner did the little rabbit
see him than he hoppod quicker
than a lighting bug to the door and
closed II. and the Photographic
Crane pulled down the window
shade % make II darl, inside 50 that
DADDY Fox couldn't see them AFTER
that he stuffed the fireplace run ~
sofa cushions for fear the e'crafS FOX
might slide down the chimney But
oh dear me he forgot all about tn"
Ikylights the windows In the roof,
YOU know, and the next moment
down through the ceiling dropped
Daddy FoN oh, my, what a
scrnmhlo there was In that photo
parlor. The crane flew up on the
mnntlcpiece and tho little rabbit
crept into the waste basket and
pulled Photograph album on top
OF him.
And. of course. It was so darA
that Daddy tox didn't see them do
all this "a ho had to play hide-anl-
seek and there was nobody TO call
out You're getting hotter and
hotter" when he stood near the
mRntleploce nor You're burning
upl" when he passed close 10 he
waste paper basket so after while
hc sat down on - pincushlon toN-
cuse nc. ! mean a sofa cuShion)
and listened with both ears cooked
up nut tho Crane mover hreAthrd
and Iiilly RunnN held his breath. p,
nv and bv Daddy Fox started To
hunt around the room again. FIRST
ho pulled all the cushions ont ~ the
fireplace. and then he pulled up the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Little Benny's Notebook

Ma and pop woodent take me 10
the movies with them last mite on
account " me not being eNtcr good
yrstidday nud ! was All alone In the
house recdinR u book called The
Mysterious Shadow and other Ghos,
stories. .hoinr pretty eNcrtng, and
after wilc started to yawn, and
after yawncd about 10 times |
thawt G.. must be sleepy. | CESS III
Eo to bed nov
Wich / started to do, going up IN
MY room and getting undressed In
tho dark on account of me not heing
supposed to strike eny matches 10
lite the gas or enything wen I'm an
alone In the house and All NJ y
suddin ! thawt | saw sumthing move
In the corner near the bed and
thawt. g. watts that?
And started to set undresse q
quicker. thlnklnS or the diffreni
ghost stories. and I got In bed and
pulled the covers way up, and prit,y
soon I lhaNt saw sumthins move IN
the other corner looking like man
with a pistl, wich the more I looked
a. II the more II looked like a man
with q pistil and | termed and hyed
tho other way and ! thawt ! herd
It move 'and ! quick termed crround
agcn and II was stll there. and I
thaWt G.. I know III pretend I'm
going ont after drink Of waiter
And I sed loud as enything. m
thersty think ln go out and get
a drink OF waiter
Aud got out of bed and wawked
lords the door rritty natural. and
aS soon as I got neer II quick
jumped out In the hall and shut The
door and lissrned at the feyholc not
eertnE enything
Maybe hes snecking over to the
door, ! thaWt And just then I herd
tho frunt door open down stairs and
pop and ma started tu tawk In the
han. proving ! wasent alou IN IN
house cny more. and ! thawt. .. I
CESS there aint cuNthing In heer
= nd opened tho door agcu and
waWkcd rite over to the corner and
ZEN errouud, no, feeling cnything
lot tho walls und then ! went back
f. bed and botor, / knew IL | was
sleep
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

Robert Naufrll tells NJ . barn.
st"rmlng company In the west ln the
"'h DAYS that made o., 40 shake
.n"are considerable complaint was
heard relative 10 the efforts ~ tho
man who cssayed Co do the ghost in
Hamlet
On" daN q dramatic man ON r. local
paper aid % the leading man.
That follow who plays the ghost
does not suggest the supernatural DO
~ should ny NOT" replied Ne
leading man with alarrity. "buyhc
does the natural super"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

NhthIlfF
By SERGT MAJOR T. " BARGE
Company g. Field Artilcry
tScrgcunt Rargont ~ an OLD sol
dier lie has had ~ years IN tho
imperial service and about three
years with tho Canadian forces. Ills
medals src varied first the Chinese
"a decoration which dates back 10 the
Boxer uprising an English hong ser
vice medal and the mcritnriuus
medal dated August ~, 1910
s Don't yoh believe that the ,actions
OF the Germans IN this war are any
thing n"ty saw Ge' mans In China
in 1900. the Germans. as well as
japanese. Americans Italians amt
others. I'm fact. We were under the
German general for while until
our English general took over the
command
can tell sou. this tho German
soldiers have not treated the Bel
ms any worse than they treated
tuo chinese women ana children In
Tlen-Tsin They were just as bad
then a4 they arc this DAY shot
down four Germans ON the streets
Of Ticn- 1aiu for what saw them
doing to women and children. I
couldn't stand n Not much notice
was taken NJ IL then When We went
10 tho relief " Fctlug they were
permitted 10 loot shops and do ~
they pleased consider them one
Of the worst races on tho face Of
the earth today
II was hot fighting IN those days
TOO There was no such thing AS
surrender there. 20 was XIII or he
killed Now al the Germans have
20 DO is to- held mp their hands and
shout "kamerad
Now II or 10 years later see
tho same kind ~ Germans doing
the same LIND OF things they did iu
TlCn-Tsin nnd reking shall never
forget an Incident during our re-
treat from Mons We were retiring
because our ammunition gave out
There IN tho road trying To got
away were an old gentleman and hts
wife. AN Old French couple about
20 Years OF age They begged Of
ug lu take thcm along / did not
know what to- do. Jid nv utmost
tried every way. but We Just had
10 leave them few days later
We got ammunition and went back
"" went over the sai1c road. And
there alongside the road T saw that
old man and woman. lyirg there.
Just cut 20 plCr"-'
That retreat FROM Mons WAS The
tloodicst fight WAS ever tn I'm
not swearing Uican slnruinsry
There was ono battery which wo
wcre sent to relieve which was lit
orally cut TO pieces only two gun
ners and y sergeant major were left
We relieved them and got The Ger
man battery which was matter of
two and half miles away We
captured /, and the Whole concern
arG got all their officers Bul II
was the most awful sight I ever saw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
EUerUdag Wisdom


The orderly. useful. lmmacula'
lineup Of words in a dictionary
something pretty maddcutuE. w
have Just been sitting here looking
at dictionary. and thumhing through
IL makes us mat We feel as II W
would like to take stick and stir
all NJ and iostle It around and se'
Il out uf order W. would uke
spin an the words out and thta
pour them an back in an On an
wrong place. There rs Just ono ihln'
that stops uS and that ls the rotec.
tiun thai thUrc are not many hooh
like the dictionary \ dictionary Hn
10 hc dictionary, and when We u'
not like 10 We can sEu 8Wa' {" s'n'
other part of the house bot iheT
are q lot Of people and Tor
things IKE the dictionary They nav
Eut themselves am HIphih' 'U''s'l
They have made poor reading OUT o
themselves \ DICTIONARY while li
ail fuli of words an in correct o..
der. does not say thing ana "''
ar" people who are all iHII u' IVY
tom and do not say thiut we sleS
10 VS. thinking OF such 'oopie 'h"'
makes MS mad at dictionary. IneI'
Is not any warmth in ditu".a'y
that rs the trouble Fifteen WORDS
a dictionary do not mean an}u,ns
Fifteen words IN Booth Tarhng,o'.
or sOmcbody. can mean more wa,
Is dic+iuuary foot thlDk Ihr
no Juice about fifteen words ~ Wv
dictionary Aud some people 90
college and read book ana
themselves in such order, Inc uH
tionary. that thcy lose their warm,
{ tolleges and books ought 70 s
people away with luiey pcrs'n",.,
Along with order. there sho"H
wHys be Juice order that N NV,
crN not much tIom'''''
something cIseD ~,
Copyrghl lsls by George WsithsR Nd'n'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Oklahoma OufbRrsfs

.---- ----A
The easy manner i1 which Rus
stan iH changing no ,.pitols indicates
'hnt g. n Haskell la at work over
there
Tho Guthrie Leader man thinks
that Ia the equation ~ NE wife
ought To lr Willing Go dt'lde the cEg
none,
We tailed to gat the Muskogee
IhoonIN Yesterday IumS btHby's
candidate for mayor. j T. Wland.
must have run third
4 Kansas paper notes the flight NJ
another flock ~ Fords Fortunately
the game aud quarantine laws are
ia fore" Ia oklahoma.
Th cin from south Main says that
M spite Of tho killing frosts peach
bloom compilations WiIl be worn the
same way This spring
The cotstry club ut Guthdle Is
showing IEns Of coming out ~ hi
bcrnltiou \ hsts .wHa caught In
tho club lake this week
Mother Goose rhymc from the
Guihric Leader. "Thimbles and
SnaEs. thtmbleg aud snags. II YOU
don't raise vlctuals you may have 10
chew ugl'
Judging from the tabulatcd vote
I'm certain precincts, g " Hubbard,
Democratic candidate FOR mayor in
Tulsa, ls the unanimous choice ~
the nogroes.
Murkugcc celebrated her iW rntieth
anuivcrsary Tuesday by defeating
some Of the political oetopuses that
have had strangle hold on the ci,y
Tor sumctimc,
\ Auskogec IMAM went into court
the other day with nine lawyers and
one witness Possibly he DID not eN
Iect the Judge to decade the Gaze on
the prcpondcrsuce 81 the tcBtimuny.
TcliN T.. Cast. an oklahoma oil
man now trying To develop the oil in -
dustry In Kentucky, sends us an ac-
count OF a day OF mirth In the Ken
tuCky legislature. Tho occasion OF
the riMbiiity was the wool growers.
dog tny hill Tho account saws that
barking like doRs. hawlng Ike
calves. growing Ike roosters and
braNing Ike some other animal char
aCteriled the aeas.o one mefbsr
offered an amendment requiring all
dogs running AT largo to carry head
and tail lishts nt night, and another
wanted the dogs tn bark three times
before crossing railroad and 10
r7tyry a red light W night Tho bin
carried
gaNs Matt Duhr in Guthrie Leader
Miss Mass Montgomery. one of the
first settlers 81 the saltwater region
~ one ~ the most original and in
dustrious Young bachelor girls In
Payne county Ever since her eighth
year she made her own wearing ap-
parcl. ana never COnsults a fashion
paper. like Dolly Warden. she
dresses different from the other Ia
dies Misc Maggie ls next TO Lucillc
Mulhal the hest Eteer-ruper and
horseback rider In oklahoma She
beats every body In her locality In
picking cotton end raising chickens
| yhr IN a great favorite uf the young
sters ana uldsters but mover desired
| to have best fcllsr Maggie is
considerable ot "a literary lady she
writes a column ut neWs Tor tho
1 saltwater paper overy week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
TO-DAY lS TUE BIRTHDAY or
Robert II. of Scotland

IA hen Npu 60 back 49, far In ris
tory as 1900 even the birthday OF
~ ng may be confused Many au-
thruies claim TINT Robert ". King
of Scotland. was horn on Msrcn >.
Others. Nar,h -, llib.
It's ghlef claim to famrai~ that
ne was the grandson OF Robert the
lrlcc. Nt the time ut Robert s.
birth. the Bruce had no cons. and
% was docrced that Robert slould
lc h.s sucu, ssor. .noc he was tie son
NJ the Rruce's daughter Margaret
In 1920 however. a son. David. Was
born to tho Hruce ana Roberts r,.
ry s. ion 10 tho throne Ras put of for
g. years Meantime he wa. SteVtrI
of Scotland and regent on the yari-
ous occasions when David was cap
TO-" or fleeing from sofia, ~ tho
country s enemies
Robert WAS hoad Of the Ecotu,h
armies and loyal7 20 hls uncle. the
Ming. apparently with no desire 20
seize the throne hm H. lie mude
the country ssfe for baNid's return.
and fought ysllHutly Tor hjm Some
friction came between himself anil
The king. however Barid decided
to choose one ~ tho sons o' EdNarn
ill Of England as heir tho Boprrt
WIS 20 vear, old Whcn he finally re-.
.ulted against the King. ard then No
was sciyed and thrown in pr'tcr
Here he STAYED until 1871. when
~ had died lie was ihcn pro-
rruuced King and was crowned sf
s,oue. Ills reign was uuimuurtaut
no was getting Old and i0firrl There
"'s NIliorinut war with hnclaut.
vh hen Edinburgh was burned. art
tho King took no part b. tho fighting.
He died in i3'o-aft"r having turned
o. Or his fairs to his second surNiy-
Irv son
.Corrr=ht tots b. G-orf. Nauhsr A1amaI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
JUDGE NSHBY COMES.

! can only look back on this even
ing as a horrible dream Il seems
like some ugly thinR dropped on the
surface lightuess of our lie here
And stirring up unseen, ugly dcptbr
Judge Ashby came dld not like
him Vet did not know VIII,
had nothing Ia guide mo. but my
woman's instinct
lie ~ a big heavy man urs eyes.
beneath heavy hruW4 peercd uut
pteroinEly His look was steady. dis
conccrtlng As n hcAsaW lu you an
vin
Nt FIRST hc said little Growlcd
out word now and then Md
never 'ftcd his eyes from NarEoi
For shc was here tco4. She saw it an
Mt- Ashhy was changed So
changed she vas scarcely reouPnitt-
blc. Dutvardly she was as stunning
a. ever. There wcro no ner, ou- be
traysls Hut hcr spirit seemed
crushed. broken And she watched
him Watched him with eyes haunt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

Ans state board of agriculture h.'
issued It's report or the yea 1911
and II Is a document every Okla
hcmAn should rrad rho uuunin"
paragraph OF 'r,sident Franl "
C,.ult's review ietls wor5L5i,I
story Of the rtaics progress auus
ssi cultural linea y reals ~.
tif'een principal trriculturtl ,-a'
produced in tho year 1871 represent
All aggregate valuation uf &At1.
sF Coe In rouni Numbers q gIIr OF
sl6b.SsA.oO0 o " iEt totsi .u.,
Lon OF the same crops the rs.
neding year The total 1--we store
valuation for tho Nebr. lql1 VI.
sIfs.sso.0oo, A. compared vlu
slse. .o70.o0 In i9lG'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

The sheer Industry ,a orte that
Oklahoma farmer, have given vc.y
little attention one of tho rc.-
sons for this ms, be found iu a
Of the state board ~ agriculurc
condition by T. NJ Gault president
Of teh state board of agriculture
He says that Ehic the state is
making some progress in sheep iu
dustry, u Will not attain its lnuper
relation TO other phases OF animal
husbsndry until there is enacted q
law restrictlng the rangpE at large
Of worthless cur dogs Practical,
every state except Oklahoma has
very stringent laws for the protsc-
,ien Of sheep farmers from dogs, AMI
untll oklahoma gets In une with
proper legislation we cannot oxpcc,
me farmers to invest very heavily In
sheep. and yet We have sections that
4 more q, TOR profitable shcep'rais
IND than anyihins else
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
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Daily Food
MnrcIl ~. INth.

Whusnever shall confess me he
fore nrsn. him VII confess also be-
fore my Father which Is TN heaven.
Matt lo;52
Jssus, and shan n ever be,
A. mortil man ashamed o. ineo
Ashamed of thee, whom ans sls
praise.
Whose glories shine thru 'ndlen'
days
Nhosoover shalt deny ula before
men. him will also deny before
my Father which IN IN heaven, Matt.
io:s3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

The efforts OF President Wilson 10
stimulate national pride In Russia
does not seenl to have been Vo.y
SUCCESSFUL Hts we'll mehnt apd bSAu.
tiful phrases were shot too high FOR
Russian comprehension, even we're
they people capable VI developing
national pride.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

Bryan is SIS years old, and 10 st'il
a public figure 10 be rcckoned with.
Probably no other public man hns
beon NO often di~credited and Yet re-
manned a power In national nffa re
He' has had a record OF srnstilonnI
defeats but may llvo TO sec macy
moro,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

ON tho ssbth ballot the oontcndins
forces an the western front were
still deadiockcd, Tho allied dele
gates were standing pat but there
was some little indication that {"
few OF the German delegates might
withdraw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

- propofed 10 Miss reachor last
night
"Did she accey' ron f"
she said veg. yes. in an ahscot
minded way, hut / nafrald that Ism
final"
why. not7'
she was knitting a. tho ume. I
dent h@liere she understood what :
asked her"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

\ receiver ls being sought Tor ,hN
hst-ohcckcrs union in. New YORK n
develops that the partnership iu the
last seven years has collected $3.50.
900 Tor checking hats and coats
This Is form OF grau that hot,ls
have encouraged an over the couu-
uS. Tho hotels iu,Itc the public
patrnnaEo. charge an tie tp,trir VII
stand for rooms and meals ana In.
stcad " projecting their patrons by
providing a frcc checking system.
they are rcmil"d tu wt up toe
Ia get tho rIgm hat bach And on
top of thiH you have lp iip tho walter
ur else he viii scr,c ,nu rold soup
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

Senator Tillmsn OF South Caro-
lima, has reconsidered his announced
purpose to retire at the end OF his
present term. lilo says that In vlcw
OF the serious conditions the country
IN IN heNfeels II a duty to return 10
the senate. We are fearful ths,
the senator somewhat exasgernVs
his Importance,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
LANE ON THE JON.

Secretary of tho interior Lane mas
Just announced tho open periods :or
tourist travel To tho various national
parkr, which serves to remind rs
that altho most pehplc viii hc too
busy with war work this year to
do any touring, yet the parks are
being kept up, as they should h.,
ready for the visits Of tourists whta
war tasks are over There are many
Indications that as toon Hs peace
as hccp declared there viii be- a
iush ~ Americans 10 tho battle fields
.of Europe people actuatrd 10y
much tho same impulse that draw,
a crowd around the scene " a crimu
where Innocence has fallen the Vie.
tim of brutality Quite likey los
of people who are trying to avoid "a
trip to France now will lie thcre
In great numbers when the wa ~
over So most Americans. the
beauties and inspiring grandeur II
the scenery OF our own national
parks Will be more attractive than
the scenes ~ rain betwcpn paria anI
Berlin Those people need no urS
ms TO induce them 10 "ser America
first" 70 other Americans. there
Is nothing of interest equal to that
which may hc found on foreign soll
u viii be folly to reason with th,u
for they win HE themselves across
TIC Atlantic as soon a. they can
d" so without personal danger. m
III, meantime. Secretary Lane IS n
be commended FOE. doing AL In ms
power to maintain ana Improve 'ht
national parks 80 that an reAsonabl,
comforts and couvcnlcnccs snail b,
ready for those loyal Americans who
preach and practice America fir1t'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

% ~ the Germans hold of from that
sprlnE uffensiye Until the Americans
ret. ured OF ~.itrs dno go after
them tirSt, the 'p'lt % Nm'ri nnisrt
will feel intensely olalcl Hut tNtrc
IL no use hiding the fact that such
IN initiative. No nidttcr huN Brave,
and hoW tucceaufiIl Snu!i mean the
Hacruiee OF man, american ives
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

Tc haus a. the
beginning OF time
two canary bird
vrr, put together
fn 70 garden rllcl
With fruits lcr
rICs bugs an 4
other doiicnrlcs o.
'nS season and
40 y HlnlnnL.h.ll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
PHONES:
All Departments: 5000

fotesn Advertising Representatives. bJ
ssL Ir,if,,h a hfun.On, gg5 fiuh Ave,
Nee lork, cot usVoushifs 81, botlon
fsrs.f .rsohs 20, Peoples Uss hds thi
cage vsaA< v Dawes, 50a Victor bldse
ksnssa City. No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Ihnl MnndctfuI ONO Ice.

Tho following is Shipped hndny
from the Luur.Ntlle ,Ohiot News
NJ. Jess Doulrnr \ on have the
most wonderful trc ever lav Ou
Isnuor, ,ou brought me % twenty
mound chunk AS WIS RuiuE aRal,
4 Insf lcN 10 "a, he the yard Z re.
tur.,d Ncrt.rdV, and There was thc
i,r but instead of wci suing twcut,
pounds. It weighed ~ pounds IL
nI. -ruWu. uuyt usl trJucta
brown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Mcrr IIInnghts.

e wonder what made Mis- i''
swoon ai the garden party
- think IL w6s "a faint hope
attracting attention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Men Who Came Back

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On@oS Spur
"%eMOrnont

We .rg getiu- up &c neN war relief
n Ia "A relief tor ultimate consumers
bu,lug the period uf the war.
The main uuIett ~ to teach grucers
How 10 read the English language.
TOR a couple ot weeks the newspd-
pers
Have been telllnR of the crash In
The esq market, and now prices
have
Uecn shot all to pieces
The papers have said that the retail
price
ilas tnucn cents "a dozen.
And is now around II cents
Aztec two full weeks NJ this
We tried three Gruceri fur eEgs,
1hcS All asked - cents a dozen
We told thgm about the newspaper
reports.
And tuo, ail said they never read
be papers
one -ot lhem admitted that he
,ouldn read
Il luoa, os though tho time had at
U.rd
no dO .umclhiue about this
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Every man, at some time In lie
rings a door bell anJ then wlshcs he
IOdld run.