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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
Tuii rcsl or n,%oN.

There has 6reu. for years a grad
ual transition of public sentiment IL
America, what We believe and
feel now " quite different ~ many
respects from what We believed and
felt year ~ two or three YEAR,
ago For Illustration wo started In
TO chastiso tho khiscr.s government
aud with tho kudrst Wishes toward
his Sublccle, believing they were
mislcd hy lhcw rulers and that
whom their cycs were opened thcy
would reject their bosses and turn
20 democracy president Wilson
made that view clear ON several oc.
caalons aud It was accepted as the
opinion NJ tho nation.
Tho tlmc has passed for that view
~ things 70 stand investigation. We
have learned that tho uorman peo
pie are as loysl to their sovereign ~
We are TO our president They arc
fuuy pcrsunded that this war is just
on their part and that they are JUS
titled In rcSortinR to all sorts 81
horrors to win the war. They are
Just Ms far from accepting Mr WI
sons IDEAS as the kaiser himself 1
We depend for victory on tho awak
ening ~ German conscience w'
will Nlll be fighting when on
grnndsons arc enlisting Tho Ger
man people have shown thomscive
as deep In the mud as the kaiser {
IN tho mirc. 40 academic propa
ganda Is going 10 jolt them from
their determination TO suhiugate lh
world or d,popunte tho empire n
the attempt
Thcy are drunken with the lur
Of world domination. We must mo-
only destroy the kaiser and hi
lunker following, but We must Grip
| pie the German political entity &
that no future kaiscrs may rise u
tu soe that tho people do not s"be
lup Germany must he divided int
| little nations like Russia, each un
able 10 do Afent harm, and see 20
that they a,c kept separate, In ordo
that the seeds OF "kultur' may ncye
again take root and flourish Th
power of the German people mus
Doe destroyed as thoroughly 0s tha
of ancient babylon before the worlI
can soc peace
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
Little Benny's Notebook


Miss Kitty made the class rite a
compensation on trees for homework
ycsudday, this being mine:
Trees
Trees grow frum the roots IN be.
ing alive Jest like human beings th,
only differnts being that the trAa
don't know II.
Some trees stay ripe all yeer. sutch
as the ! inc. witch we Use for kriss.
mas trees. proving II is not tho pine
trees fault that krissmas only comes
wunts a year,
Bushes are sumthlng like trees
hut not mutch, II enybody don't nov
the differnts between a tree and 4
bush, the best way 10 find out 4. 10
try to cline bush. Roses aIvs,s
grow on bushes, and apples Away.
grow on trees. proving there vs. a
place for everything
The name uses OF trees is TO bare
froot give shade. and decorate the
scenery They give shade all the
time weather there Is enybody there
TO sit In II or not being more be-
pause they are made that way than
because they arc kind hearted
Berds bid their nests In trees. be-
ing the safest place for them as long
AS the eggs don't roll out n they
bilt them on tho ground IL wood he
mutCh harder for them to tcetch the
baby birds TO ny. on account Of Il
you are up In the air. to start with
II is much easier to keep on going
Wen tree TX cut OF near the he.
ginning It * only stump. but 10 is
Sun useful and can be sat on for
ycors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
mn MnnIn-, nom

Allied ro,,re,t w the west have
had % tendency i1 d.n some ~ th.
urmm which n Characteristic vf
E, American people Wo depend
too mlpn uu orumrm We uccd
tho courage ond thc light heart
which m.uurJrura voud,rs. a. vc
hN., pfIrn tuYud Uu, vc must have
mr tH ~ depression and fp,o the
um rst'luo- which do not always
.u.u.Jp With Our bright hopes We
sUuIII avoid posslrHsm aa b pui
sr1 m' ro. much optimism is dis.
organizing Rud dthllliafiuU and
HhuIIi hr dlscuuuRcdo Tho grim
truth iH that much fighting
muar }rI be done. many ~ our
npEo host must nnd graves in
France and tlul rrcrtor effort
must b" made uy America TO hasten
h'r effective lulertcrcneo against
rHo Tou'uui, plans We cannot win
au battles. sometimes tho prospect
will eeduh
Aud ihls H. mot alone our battle
Do Is the Worlds Tho faio uf tho
human race b. ~ stake now be tho
plains ~ rlcardS. only childish
ma unIp,uncd optimism could
dcuv the rIaNy ~ the situation Boa
which the human rnco has found o.
sclr in thus yoar Of horrOys Hs the
Cincinnati Enquirer lV mNScd to 90
mark n 70 hard lulccd 60 take 70
cheerful Wow of lifo upon THE liti'
planet wandering along itn lonely
way amid lhe trae klcss spaces ut th,
universe. The temptation to dcspuir
ana pesslm.sn is great, ana oven m,
sweetest spirits of Ms all have good
excuse Tor waycring in tho faith
nut stili We believe the ultimate 70
suit will he Just and mnnAind vii
come out of TINS tral improved
individuals may lose heart huI
no, the race llopo springs cterna
from ITS mighty hroAst The star oi
the world's hope h always in the
ascendant The seeds of hriEhI
future arc planted IN its bosom and
reproductive energy is ever In force
Il IL often cast down, but never de-.
sroyed Out OF its defeats CONT
triumphs. out Of Ia deepest dark
ness tho greater light
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
The Daily Horoscope

Tho stars incline. but DO not compel
Newspaper Syndicate.

Astrolosers read this as an unCsrtAI'
day Mercury, hoNuver. Is In bCnehc a.
pcct
Advertising has good rule and pub
hcitv Of every sort viii engage even s7f
OF attention dufing the nett few wefsi
Propaganda In connection with the wh
viii be much discussed
While newspaper editors and puhllsh'r
benefit BY this sway. u is not lucky line
10 seek positions under them
There Ia sinister sign Tor sll Who mH
use this date for efforts touard pro.Hfih;
political place or Influence
Trouble between high political poser
and the war department " torcshAtosn
This IL not a favorable day for the MI.
tary authorities. although heavy losAH
the army are not indicated
Again changes smonR officers in hfH
place In the army are rrpEuosUfAlcd, bN'
these may bring benefits 10 some who nav
been ubordinsted .,-
Much OF tho sprinEiime this ysar sPlsffsE
events. and diplomatic Hns,s,,sa srEressive
viii rradnall, end 10 . sstrea 80. viii
wsr policy IN which brun1"
mark sach month' IsS for IN. Pops
IN beaiih IA foreshsa probIsms this
who will face ly,n msey army Catholics ar.
year In the
=" WI i.dos Affecting farmers VIII occur,
- .tfention IN congress during .ns
muS ~, the sr.t. declare lhssAi"iaf
tsw ~essdinr agricultural conditions vii
irsS.sss s'Ss a. tie summer 'dyssnces. IS.
fsrsons whose birthday II II have W
- nT . irving wear in which they tnoNIa
~, a,.y,ce,siiv eareful regarding money
Cbiidrsn born an this day MAY be pfoau
,rd Inclined 70 discomfort. Thes. subi
n Aries are on the cuhp and often n''
Taurus charactrristics. -,
,Cop,rirht. 1918. by the Mcclure Wv"
paper syndicatcO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
Rippiing Rhymes

Nv WALT MASON

War Gardens.
Thoy viii not let me bleed and die
ur shoot up Kaiser Bn so hcke at
home ! stay tgJ ply the spade of
Bunker Hui WELD my duI aud
rusty spade with quite AS mufh dc
light as I would wicId my ntshinc
hBdc, m I were Ot io fight may
not lead wy duuutigss men, nnfi cry.
Charge Chester charge forI am
old and have a, wen. my wnvstllno
is too large Hut | can toll inIWind
and heat, and raise my gardcW sass,
the luscious SQUASH the iulry Nbect
the wholesome sparrow grass lAnd
every time reap a bean. uCCutding
20 the dope [ queer "a pruSsiaU pub
marine and bust a Tcuton hope \ In
times uf peace this raising pc1S ~
work that ahhor. but / ann ralI Pms
Ere'ns like these. for peas viii win
the war IA rather mount paving
st,rI. and ,hlTEr. with lane, ui . ut,
To- make the trighttul fo,man hlckd.
and knock him galley vest bGt
since dare not slt horse that
has mo- iron spine. I'm busy raisinn
prunys and rpr,r. I'm pruning plant
and vine ON pruucs are things
I don't admire which is no meta
uhor hut | toll on and never tire,
for pruncs Will win the war Al
niEht | dream Of crimson fields
where | have strcwn INV dead, |
dream OF stocds and swords and
shields till I fan out Of bed At
dawn ! chant U martial lay hy julia
4. X. burr. and then hoe my ruuds
all day for spuds viii win the war.
top,rirm i9lr by George Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
Men Who Came Back

Nv sEN0r r y. HULGER,

By SERGT Il. T.. BlLGER,
CThird Eattal!on Queens own Toror-
to RlflesJ
Thank Heaven for bath and a
change of clothesi" \ weeks rest
In billcts back OF the limo was in
siqht
\ Highland regiment relieved us
and a. thoir platoous and companies
took our places. their scntrics re-.
plIccirg outs. We gave them advice
and "a fow pointers such as lie
carcful of that sap. A snipor caught
three or our fellows there yeHcr-
duy or, There's toad OF n
putchmnn battery round out there.
/, had several wallops at him but
toe Groaso on rim defects the bul-
let It's sure cnmoIragc
Yfhcn We filed cut silently joyful
lv We rcvo- thought ~ returning
The wonderful prospect of 4 bath
left no room tor other thouChtt
oar hlllrf this tim, was 70 hig
brewer, at least 10 was brewery
once. before the cuOWys artillery
had trcrtcd il scientifically To "A icA
hrnvv ono, When we went into ~
only two floor. of tho SIX we're left
ana tho walls Looked as If "A bla wind
Would ..c their finish. but what drl
We caro- Didn't n offcr az shelter
f,r , v.ok url Weren't ak BIC ,gf-
,,,u mt.cto Those ,t.t- held thou.
sands of CATIONS Of slcaminr hot
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
The Woman Who Changed
By Jane Phelps

Evelyn and Kurts, ! felt know HIM
better than any one In MoreA0.
once | had spoken OF him,
Merton To Mrs. Sexton. She hi
corrected me i'm mcdiatelg. make,
me feel very small. | hated her f,.
az, even though | knew she Was r,.h.
ID II YOU speak OF him or any otAea
man by his given name, or ID ,o,.
allow yourself 10 think OF them t,
that name, you will be apt 90 -a a,I.
dress him when not thinking or IN
use his name at somo time vos,
you viii be embarrassed because Of
your carclessness
have learned that she was 4h.
solutey right one 10 inclined IA
speak 10, and OF, people by the usms
which they give them I'm ,he.r
thoughts But, then. II seemed 10
me "A silly things To regard 80 scri.
ouSly
The appearance Of Iamlllnrin
kemcmhor married woman
should studiously avoid not the an.
pearance Of evil, 80 much as the
appearance OF familiarity Nothin.
viii oct Mrs Grundy's tongue wnR-
slng like a familiar manner towa A
"a man not your husband"
Thcn 10 emphasize her noint. ehe
told me a story She told 1t in sIrh
a manner couldn't help but wonder
II It were her own
II know man and woman N,ho
for certain reasons, never have MAJ.
ried. Yet who, for many years, hav
been the closest OF friends For tx
that wrong construction would, u
put upon their friendship. they nevcr
have addressed each other, save n
tho most formal way. Even thsur
letters have not gone beyond tn,
usual MY dear Miss or My dea'
Mr. OF tho casual acquaintance.
do not imagine they ever think Of
each other save by the same name
which Invariably they use. For m
tho entire twenty years OF their close
friendship, no one has ever heard
them address each other. save ,1
such a way as gave no possible ap.
pcaraucc OF familiarity"
"Oh, dear" I grumbled, Al home
everyone called each other by thor
first names Even oli married peo-
pie
THAT IL one Of the things YOU
did at home that YOU cannot DOWN
Moroland at least not in the society
In which YOU move
"Oh. very we'll II seems to M
/ DO nothing right" snapped
Grossly and lcn the room without
asking pardon Tor my unladyuks
speech
Tomorrow George Returns
Copyright 1918 by George Matthew Adan,l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

all the time, and when the hare
woke up 1t was too late. for the tor
tQtse> had won the race
Well anyway, I've told YOU the
story but haven't told YOU what
happened when the hare went 10
sleep You see he hay down near
tho box whore Billv bunny and kind
Uncle Lucky we're seated and lay
and by after the had been asleep FOR
Guitc long time tnclc Lucky grew
very nervous
My gractoupt' he exclaimed to
RillN bunny ~ that silly cousin of
ours does not wake up pretty soon
he might ns well sleep there all
night Tor the race viii be won and
the opera house closed w ana we II
ho home In bed
And then Billy Bunny began to
set very nervous. too and lac
wiERled about In his scat and made
funny little noises Ia wake up tho
hare But the hare slept on, ana /
believe even hnorcd We'll, sir try
as the two little rabbits might. they
couldn't wake him up. until. ~ hast.
Rilly took the automobile horn
which he had brought In with him
80 that nobndy could blow on IT,
and blow jtendful loud blast Ana
this woke up the hare and one or
tho ushcrs who ran up to the box
and begged Uncle Lucky not to lot
Buly BUNNY blow on tho horn nEaip
For said the usher "it's only
play and the hare mustn't wake up
uffti the tortoise wins tho race"
swell won't see my cousin
hcuten nv an old tortoise said
Inclc Lucky
And he and RllIy Bunny hoped
ouj oC the opera House and went
home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

The heart burnings had. the
tears | shed. over the menu for my
dinner, made me smile now Il
seems 30 childish. But then II was
very real was go anxious this
first dinner OF mine should be sue
cess, that II nearly made me ill. But
40 | look back. / realize 1t was not
for the sake of The guests, but to
please George
Finally We had tho menu all made
out II was simple in the end. In
spite OF an my WORRY. Mrs, ScX'on
said ~ was better so, and advised
against amy elaborate dishes
on want to please Mi Howard.
DO not ape older peoples affairs.
Your guests are all young people.
Simplicity is your key note"
So we had hors d'oeuVrcs dcli.
cate consummc. salmon wonderfully
prepared hy Mary twho took an in
Tonso interest Inv the success W my
&lnner), quail with jclly a rack of
lamb with French peas. Palm
Beach salad II choose II because OF
the name then u coupe Toscl. fancy
cakes and coffee. OF course We had
an the usual thlugs like celery.
,sited almonds. etc
Neither Mary nor James knew
that Mrs Sexton had anything to do
with the menu. although they may
have suspected She was darling
about a. always referring them to
me. II they asked her any questions.
she could be 80 nice, | wondered
why she WAS usually so disagree
able.
\ ThoAght Of George.
George wilf~he 80 proud OF me '
thought, Loyalty, in my triumph
over the assured success OF my din-
nor. fclt as though In serving his
vanity. I were performing the whole
luty OF wife. lie had made me
feel that way
Merton Gray had called with a
couple of the finished place cards.
They were exquisite The delicate
Colorlng. the dainty dresses and tho
lovely faces OF the women wcrc Won
derful.
"l on are very fortunate little
wcman, Mrs sexton remarked after
she had unstl}itedly admired and
praised them IT is n great conpli-
mcnt that Mr Gray has paid you"
II am delighted TO assist Mrs TO
ward and ! am ono who Is compli.
mentcd to ho allowed the privilege, '
I Merton answered. rather stilted'N
called him Morton always In
| my thoughts ~ had boon $50 rb.o
10 me. had taken tuch intcrNt m
| Ime.-br so It seemed That next "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

The packers maintain that sloricT
of suuaior among the homes ~ their
employees are greatly exaggerated,
They insist everything is all right
yet they promise to mend them,
which presents an annmoly that
leads one to doubt their truthful
ness. hut when employees concede
that human being Tho works is
entitled to a decent home and sur
roundlnEs and 20 money enough
for comfortable living a long stride
has been taken toward conditions
that past senerations would have
looked upon rs an utoptan dream.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
~ Is IHE HIHTTIDNY
Samuel Chase
TODNN IS THE BIRTHDAN or
Richard Harding Darts

Is 1T YOURS?
NnrIl ~. IAGI

Nihh 90 '''ff
ono of the most tragic things
about tho death somewhat over a
year ago Of Richard Harding Davis,
wns tho fact that he could not see
tho outcome Of the great war For
Davis was one Of the greatest --
many say the very greatest war
correspondents that ever lived as
we'll ms a writer OF wonderlui
stories
Richard Davis WAS born I'm PhllaS
deIphia in 1884 and educated at be
birb and John Hopkins Oniversi- -
TICS lie started work as reporter
ON the Record aud the 'ftesS
OF that city. then came to the ~"
York SUM- lie always wanted to
he "A war correspondent ana III thls
capacity served the London llni''
and the New York Herald IN NV
Turkish Crock war, the Spanisp /,
American, tho South African anu
the Russian japanese wars w n''l
the great conflict broke out III EQ-
ropc. hc went over there.
lie was romantic and highIy
imaginative They say that when
bls first wife consented To marry
him. he was In London and, as
soon as he learned ot her consent
ne hired u messenger boy. bought
an engagement ring In London,
and sent the hoy with the ring
across the Atlantic and out TO her
| home in Chicago His books show
| his love of adventure and romance.
and "A marvellous knowledge ot III"
| inner workings NJ a orimina \
mind. for IN connection with MS
newspaper work ne made sG
ciaI study OF criminay rsychologN.
soldiers ~ Fortune" The Lion
and the Unicorn" Tho Kings
/ Jackar are possibly the best known
Of his romance and adventure
books. His short stories include
every Kind. from the tai" ot Rag
Enecan IN the Rowery to the stor-
| les of Van Hihhor, society and club
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

R.dd-Relieve me, this ioo' N""
Is getting fierce.
Green-It certainly II. ..
Rcdd-I've come to the cor, NIB.
nj me world Is made up oi f'''s
iers and speculntors ,s,t
Green-oh. It's NOT as hal '' '
Redd-Yes. II Is. too. al.
/Crc.r-Then which class uo
Ioionr to-the gamblers Or sp'.
tors
Redd-The latter. r,ting
Grecn-Oh, you're sp''
are YOU l..rr on
Redd--Ycs. I'm spccul'",. ",.s si,s
what thing / eat IN have
up next
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

There are evidently some female
knights Of liberty around tho coun-
try. A band OF disguised females at
stonewAll tarred ana feathored u
man and ordered him 60 leave town
worst OF ALL they held up the police
with guns while II was being done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

Tho uooled question OF what the
working women are to wear IN tho
shape OF working suits II not going
10 bother most ~ them as much NJ
how they are going to afford the
purchass Of such clothes In these
times of high prices
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
Han ding a Hush and
BY MARY DOUGLAS

must join my friends At least
they should never know that / knew.
Rut how to do ~?
No other door led out OF tho tiny
room. I felt Imprisoned Tho street
tights made speckled patches on
the floor Slowly how slowly.
ltfted the sash I listened Ms !
pushed It up The voices went on
necessarily
I looked below In the half-ltRht
iit looked Chusm. Yet 1 knew u
was not more than six feet | tucked
Imy blue frnck around me | crept
out ON the SILL I dropped
For a moment lay quietly on tho
grass watched a policeman pass
with swinging step Then ! hurried
/ up tho steps TO the house Lena
Opened the door
"pnN letcr." / said, half lhc-
low my breath.
Now ! must face my guests. My
face burned as | entered The dining
tTOUw Hut no 7unB seemed 20 NOTICE.
They had not telt my absence They
/ felt N.Y. presence no more Tho
guNcty Was at ~ Height Bll was
. N'lI'llk - "A'A ''tl' AliAf hIIf-N
looked around at their fnccg
strangely Each one had "a differ,
out look to me They knew what
il was And Vet. they sat there I'm
|my house, eating my food enjoying
|Wy hospitality And thought Uf me
/ 1s they did \ great bitterness
wcllrd up within me
For the first time 7 saw tho heavy
stupidity OF Jack Daniels face And
Bill he. too. what was .hc hut an
ius'ucyrc mask The girls oh.
girls didn't count anyway had
. had them just to attract tho men
Last ] studied Lieutenant IiHrdys
faro. he was true blue I saw II
Doe tho steady sot OF his mouth The
straight cIcnnness of his glance His
whole vu'c person
Perhaps 'hcv woro right them !
ann plain 7 ann sclrsh' have no
charm
n they would po-onIy 60 So that
I can think it an out Then what
ann I ~ do Perhaps
Tomorrow cynthia Asks Advice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

The women are coming TO TIE
front. all right up In Cleveland
n. ". man had held tho job Of
city treasurer t2 years but tho other
day his wife ran against him for re-
election and beat him by ~ Notee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

That chto4xo professor who was
famous as fXologist wae arrested,
not Tor carrying out any of his
theories but because he tried tu
bend those theories to Justify MS
desires
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

Horrors! Interned Germans are Ia
he made TO Darn their own keep
and that too at road work AMER
while it will get 50 II will be dts
grace TO be n German spy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

Tho most unpopular citizen now
adays Is the protiteer. And "uA
congress hesitatos to fix the price"
on all nooessAries OF life or give
Heover authority TO do II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

shall / sing Tostl's Good 'h ht,.
t,ouIred the young man "h" "''
sn b,rd TO be entertaining
Il don't care whose yon. Use 4,,t
piled Miss CAYENNE. Nn'
hntbcr 10 sing A. Just SAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

It's funny TO hear Lenine and
TrotEky raylng about the resources
and great industrial possibilities OF
Russia. u sounds good deaf like
they were getting ready TO ask some
body Tor a loan. No hope from Ger
many The kaiser has ~ good a
hold on them already as he can
want. he does not need 10 place
any further obligations re will
| iust take what he wants. whether
hts due or not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18
PHONES;
Daily Food
April ~.

April IN
had tainted. unless had ne
,leved 10 SEQ the goodness OF tho
Lord In the land Of tho living Eph
2l3,
Friend OF the frlcndlcss and the ialn''
where shall ! lodge mo deep com
plaint7
Where hut with thee, whose open
door
Invites the hrlplcas'and tho poor
q God, thou art my God, early
will 1 seek thee, raa, 63 J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

That Kind ot story teller is no
longer popular who has to first In
aulre, Are there ana ladies pres
,ntq" before he begins his relation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-18

Pretty soon It will he time for the
dairymen 10 ask for rise In tho
price Of milk. on tho ploA that the
grass Ia higher.