Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
Oklahoma OutbuTsts.

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| Oklahoma Outbursts. |,
We notice that tho United Pres'
| hcHltnt"d about announcing the abb
/ JlcatiOU OF the kaiser.
Tho third wire We hear M much
| about must be- tho one that IL con
uuuully jumping tho trolley
n was an Oklahoman who
thought he had IN take out uaturali-
znuon papers before he could vote
IN Texas
I'll" Guthrie Leader has decided
TINT you cannot Judge the spirit OF
Il dry town by the grade OF liqnor
! dispensed
The 81. Louis Star says there may
! be spm" Doubt as 20 who In leading
! IA" HIM army bat there IL no doubt
na 10 VINO ls running II.
! Even when one knows It is fiat
| i"ry ho can't help but he plGznsHd
with me good viii OF the flattrrer.
alyg the Guthrie Leader
The clergyman who announces
| fhat kissing IN n relic OF the darh
ages probably bases his conclusions
upon tho lEhtcsg nights.
Tho cartoons against woman SUI
fnEe appearing on East Archer
street came too late 10 do any good
| Tor the cause OF the anti's
That II II Just one darn thing
after another Ia cNcmplifled In Tulsa
! hy the strike Of tho movie operators
nrtcr Mr. Duke said tho picture
shows could reopen
Speaking n. tho lato fashion
plates gent out, the Eirl on South
Main Rays tho principal objection
Fhe has To them is that they expose
too much OF her southern frontier.
| In commenting on tha Influence
of the president Everett Purcell OF
Enid notes that Princeton the
| presidents home precinct. went re
publican ns well an slightly wet"
As the on and Gas journal sug
gcstE, there may bc more than II
points Of difference, but you will
notice that tho democrats have sur
rendered In the face Of superior
| numbers
According TO the Leader. It was a
kGuthrio youth who srnt his girl n
copy or the song entitled "Iiiss Me-
| A l.. - 4.
saying "W'nit 'Trll the Flu Rolls
by"
In the absence OF geological
report, tho oil and Gas Journal
because some Americans in France
discovered Ill Indications while
drllliiE for water.
SAYS Matt Duhr. Captain Jacob
Amherg aged 70. IL IN" very off,
cicnt custodian ot the mineral wells
park, Guthrie. Captain Nmberg and
General Rov TToffman's father were
born and raised in the same district
Of south Germany one w-is born
IN Xuoihruikcn nnd the other I'm
Saarbruikcn. Captain Amberp
served ~ years In tho United states
army, and officlated as commits
soner Of Lincoln county for II
wears Hc IL blessed with con
genial family In his declining years
Mrs AmherG, Ike the captain, Il
very amlahle, Industrious and off
Client.
Snap shots from the Dallas News
"A wc understand the situation
Fuch found out what Won lIindcn
burg wanted to do and did 1t first
Sometimes the more irritable
lady ia, the more soul she think
she's got. Furthermore. a MOham
mcdan seems able Ia maintain hi
rAglon on smaller income thar
a Christian can. our observation
IL that when woman begins 4
get Crowafcot she should cut GU
the high heels, And even when {
girl doesn't marry in haste she be
gins trotttinE around pretty soot
nftcr the honeymoon. Corpora
Percy Noodles writes In that hi
accent is ~ American that when h,
called n French waitress chic sh,
brought him an egg
Tho whistles they blew and m
bands thcv played,
But that was nothing to the tln-car
brigade
when tho news Camc 10 Tulsa tina
7 war was DER,
And the hovH from home woul,
fight no more
And our allies, too, from over n,
ocean
WHY, It simply set things In com
motion.
Our American youths had NJ
whistles 10 blow.
And to pRy in the band the,
couldn't, YOU know:
Eut with paint cans and pals, nnC
impromptu drum
Made wonderful noise and sur,
made things hum,
And n star spauglod banner hel,
high In the air
Led this tiu-pnr brigade-a sigh
that WAS rarc.
Oh, American hoy. with your hear
great ana true,
OF you We are proud. our hats or
10 YOU;
Tho star spanglcd banner torcvcr
viii have
In "A land whore our boys are g,
manly and brave.
For it'S boys make the news tina
Is worth whtlc. YOU know.
And we've proved Tulsa s kind. nov
isn't TINT so