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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-10
vELKOLEPA SLAvN0ST
cTVRTEHO cERNENCE. |


Vybor ktery ma ma starosti
|uspofadat na ctvrt6ho cerven-
ce velkoiepou s.avnost, pozval
leo fecnfky b5valeho presiden-
ia Roosevelta guv. James M.
Coke.
Slavnost sc bude pofadat v
Stadium u BroOkside parku.
Rude to nejv6tsf slavnost, KITE
ra kdy \ Clevelandu usporada
ma byla. Amerikani jako pfiste
hovalci spolecne mali dokazat,
ze tyofi jeden narod. "a prizni
|veho pocasi Sc sejde ma 100000
lidL ktefi pax po feci Roosevelt
ia q Coke spolecne zapejf anne
rickou hymnu. Vybor ma v pro
jektu dopoledne pofadat slav-,,
nostnf schulz v Hippodromu,i
kde bude supt. skol DIR. Spauld-,
ing odevzdavat diplomy tenn "a
kun, kteff navstevujf vecerni'
skoly, kde Sc pfipravuji pro,
americk6 obcanstyi.
e
Slavnost ma pfipamatovat,
Americandm, ze mali jiste po-
vinnosti vdci tenn, kteri opustili.
jejich vlast kde byli .zrozeni a
zvolili 81 novy domv pod hvezdI
natym praporem. Ucel slavno-I
|sti ma byt povzbudit vsechny1
vrstvy obyvatel k praci a obe-I
tenn, tax aby valka byla brzy1
|vyhrana a mir pro vzdy zaru-1
cen.
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SBiRKA PRO CESKOSLO-
VENSKOU ARMADA.

Delnici u Korach & Co., wy
bral Henry Sova $3.50.
Zamestnanci Plzenskeho Pi-
vovaru, vykaz IL, $12.85.
Pfispeli: zidljcky B. 25c, O.
pl John 15c, Bejna Josef 10c,
Fucik Vaclav 10c, Klima FIR.
l5c, HezouGky John soc, San
da Mat6j 25c, Drazdik Frank
l5c, Valenta Vacl. l5c, Nevse-
ia John 10c, Toman Vaclav Is
e, Kase Vadiav 15c, spinka
Zdenek 81, Tvrdik Josef 25c,
Hanzl Frank Soc, Sakac Paul
25c, Vais josef 81, Dostal A.
dolf SOC, Urbanec Josef 25c,
Kopic B. 25c, Krakora Vaclav
|25c, Pilny Frank 15c, Brabec
loser Zoe, k0Zeluha JOSEF 16c,
Tesar John Csc, Trnka Vaclav
|25c, Rain Emil 25c, Machacek
Michael 25c, Dlouhy Frank ST.,
Kfivan Vaclav soc, Prokipek
Henry 25c, Lehotan John 10c,
Barta Frank 25c, smejkaa Vac.
Law 25c, Kovafik A. lOc, Bosak
Josef 25c, Teply Josef 25c, Ra
koyitz Josef 25c, Broucek Vol,
tech 25c, Broz. Stanislav 25c
Kocourek Joe 75c, Nejedly FIR
f25e, sTishlerA M 25c.N Matsjks
Tom zoe, AProkop j. Csc, Ore.
mich Andy lOc, Kucerai Vacla,
300, Martin lGeczy S1, Jane,
sikner 5ocla Henry sova 81.
| Pfijal I ! ) aihyE ssiss,e
josef MaSek, tai.
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ZAKoN PRoTI DETSKE
PRACI.


Washington. - Spolkovy "a
kon, ktery zakazuje zelezni-
elm a jinym dopravnim pro-
stfedkam mezistatnfho obcho-
du dopravovati zbozi, vyrobe-
ne v tovarnach, ktere detske
prace vykoristujf a nechavaji
pracovat nedospele pres urcity
pocet hodin, prohlasen byl nej
vyssfm soudem spolkovym "a
ne1stavni a neplatny. Sta[o Sc
to ma zakroceni >jiste pfadelny
v Charlotte, Sew. Karolina.
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Kuzelkafsky klub sumavan,
jehoz stredisko nachazi Sc v
mfstnosti p. Vlasaka ma Broad.
way, roh Mead ave., usporadal
vcera vyrocni svhj vylet do "a
brady p. JOS. Charvata ma Lib
by Road a netfeba ami zvlast
poznamenavati, re nasi suma,
vac; bavili Sc znamenit6 a pix
nix - dix prizni povetrnosti
- ze veskrz Sc vydaril.
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M0d1y zdD0i
NapsaI r. du Boisgobsy RsI0sa x. Kddry

NO0h 6GouAdCAlJ OnlASSJ AAN6S
lnIv vznasel Sc mad spolecnostf
jake cerny mrak, az hovor po-
'znenahlu umlkl.
Nepredvidana okolnost uci-
Mia teto neprfjemne trapne
situaci konec.
Do salonu vessel komornik pa
ma z Malverna, pTiblizil Sc k
svemu panovi COST mu septla.
Soudce vstal a prayil chlad-
ne:
"Uredni povinnosti nedaji
mne ami V mem bytu pokoje.
Svedkove, kteri mne nenasli v
trestnim soudu, prinaseji mne
sem ddlezite zpravy. Muslin je
jiti vyslechnouti - j prosim,
aby mne danny laskave omlu-
vily. -. Odpust, ma draha."
Proti soudcove poznamce ne
bylo niceho namftano a soudce
cdesel, sledovan byy udivenym
komornikem.
Je-li sluzebnfk dlouho v do
me, pozna hned CO Sc dele me-
ri panstvem. Komornfk rovnez
spozoroval, re mezi manzeli
nenf vse v poradku.
Bylo mu to tax zrejme znati
ma obliceji, ze pan z Malvernu
rad by Sc 5yl MIN dal do reci.
Necht6l Sc vsak tax daleko sni-
ziti, ably Sc vyptaval sluhy po
jednanf sve zeny.
Myslil, re by sobe tim jen
zadal, kdyby Sc, komornika ta-
zal, byla-li zena jeho z domu
a kdy Sc vratila.
"Jdu do sveho pokoje," pra
vii k sluhovi. "Vy zGstanete v
ma.em pokoji, kamz uvedl jste
svedky. Az budu priprayen, a.
bych je mohl vyslechnouti, "a
zvonim. Kolik jest jich?"
"Tri pane"
"A jeden z Mich vam rekl, re
Sc jmenuje Meriadec?"
"Ano, pane - baron Meria-
dec"
".Dobra; az zazvonim, priye
dete mi toho pana - ale jen
toho."
Pan z MalvernG chtel donna
jednati jake u trestniho soudu ;
'vyrfdilt mu komornfk re pri-
sci nejaky pan, predvolany ja-
'ko svedek, ably mu rekl cosi dIl
Ileziteho.
PAX 81 vzpomnel ma jmeno
: Meriadecovo. Ackoliv neveril,
re by sdelenf jeho bylo tax veil
ce dIlezitym, chtel prece plni-
tt svou povinnost jak cinil
vzdy. Nebyl 2 tech, kterfz oc-
tnuvSe Sc mimo svou kancelar,
1plne zapominaji, ze jsou wy
setfujicimi soudci, a re byvaji
Jim svereny zalezitosti velice
dlEezite
Hugo byl rad re naskytla Sc
mu tato prilezitost k odejiti re
salonu.
Bylo mu takfka ut6chou, ze
phi vykonavani svych povinno.
tsi mohl pozapomenouti ma sve
starosti; j chystal Sc k vysle.
chu svedk1 jako vojin pfipra.
lvuje Sc k bitve.
| Nebylo to poprve, kdy vyslS
chal v bytu SVEN svedky nebs
tajne "a pokoj jeho byl i k po
dobnym navstevam upraven.
Posadil Sc do pohodlneht
kfesla, chystal Sc k vys.echl
Meriadeca, jenz byl vlastn,
predyolan az ma zitrek.
Policie podala mu o barono
wi velmi priznive zprayy, jez
Saint Briac potvrdil.
] Nezdalo Sc vsak ze v zalezi
tosti te hral velkou roll, q prot,
lnespechal osudce 5 jeho vysle
chem.
Msiady lekaf, malir a deer,
v6znahn nTiSn6li foL1 l. +o,,
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NSCCuHy uUplHy N1NA0 k0AAi
psaly, a ,dnes nebylo jiz zadne
zprayy, tax re nikdo neyedel
urcite, je-li to vrazda nebo Sc
bevrazda.
Byl jmenovan j soudce, a.
vsak nikdo nevedel, re Saint
Briac jest v udalost tn zaple-
ten.
Pan z Malvern6 predesel o.
tazky jez molly Sc mu stati
neprijemnymi. Pravil, re zena,
jejfz mrtvola jest vystavena "
Morgue, byla nejspfse jizni
veze svrzena, - ze doufa, ze
jest veci ma stope, ale vice ne
smi ffci.
Pritomne danny zacaly preje
voyati nevoli mad mlceivosti pa
ma MalvernI, zadaly, aby
pfi hlavnim pfelfceni, pfi W.
naseni rozsudku mad vrahem,
vyhrazena Jim byla mista v po
rotni sini.
Pan Malvernu, raduje Sc z
tcho, re tim bude neprijemny
hovor ukoncen, prislibil Jim to
milerad.
z cista jasna ptala Sc vsak
jedna z dam, proc rytmistr tax
dlbuho Sc sneukazuje. Jakys
pan odpovedei, ze emluvi Sc 0
opravdove znarnosti Saint Bria
cove s damou Q velkehio 'sveta.
Zdalo Sc jiz, re dnesniho
dine vzbuzeny budou vzpomin-
ky pro oba manzele velice ne
prijemne.
Jiny z hosti vypravel, re
Saint Briac byl vcera vecer v
klubu, a chovani jeho bylo
vsem napadne. Prohral velmi
znacnou sunni; vseobecne sc
soudilo, re hral jedine proto,
aby zapudil trapnamyslenky.
Tfeti pan jal Sc vypocitavati
vsechny mlade pani z kruhu, v
nemz Saint Briac Sc pchybo-
val, a haGal, ktera z Mich asi
upoutala elegantniho kavalira.
Pan z Malvernu, jenz pred
chvilf poznal milenku Saint
Briacovu, vedel ovsem, re nj
kdo tax snadno pravdy Sc me-
dopfdi nebot nespatril dosud
mladou tn zenu v zadnem sa-
lonu.
Rozmluva tato, jiz pani z
Malvernu dosti klidne vyslech-
la, byla mu velmi neprijemnou,
snazil Sc zavesti hovor j.
rem predmetu.
Kdyby byl byval v obvykle
mire, bylo by Sc mu to zajiste
podarilo; ma nestesti stal Sc ale
poslednim case prfstupnym
kazdemu dojmu, a dosti nepa-
trna poznamka dovedla jej
znepokojiti.
Vystup ulice Antinske Ia
null mu stale ma mysli. Pravil
sam k sobe, re hezka rytmistro
va milenka nevypada jako vida
ma DANA z velkeho sveta.
Saint Briac snad lhal - a ia
to myslenka, re by pritel byl j
MIN hral osklivou komedii, ably
jej oklamal, zmocnila Sc nahle
cele jeho bytosti.
Neschazelo skutecne mnoht
a soudce by byl bezel do bytt
sveho pfitele, ably jej yyzval
by rekl mu jmeno a byt sve m
lenky.
Nemohl vsak hosty sve tai
nahle opustiti - snazil Sc vs.,
NOME, vymysliti 81 nejakou q;
minku, jez by mu odchod Wy
mohla.
Jsou-l ihoste jemuocitni, DO
znaji jiz tonu, jakymz MIN
hoyorime, maii-li z1stati ane
DO odejiti.
Hugo byl nahle smutnym
malomluvnym zdalo, Sc, ia
kn hu y vIidnaha dan, cfba -
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lice dllezite ,nebof nenasedse
|jej v budove trestniho soudu,
|pfisli "a MIN al do bytu.
Pan q Malvernu vzpomnel
81, BE vGera byl u neho Jacques
ptati es po Meriadecove adre-
Sc - q mel tajne tusenf, ze ba
ron povi mu take jine veci, jez
by zA.aste jej zajfmaly.
Proto cht6l take nejdrfve Wy
|slechnouti Meriadeca "a to o So
mote; potom teprve chta pred
volati ostatnf diva svedky.
Pc kratkem premysleni 0 no
vem obratu v trestnf zalezitosti
zazvonil, dobfe yycyiceny ko-
mornfk otevrel dveTe, a do
mich ystoupil Meriadec. i
Soudce pokynul baronoVi, a.
by Sc posadil do kresla raproti
jeho stolku; ale nez Sc raohl
.ptati,- oc vlastne jde, ujal Sc
Meriadec slova.
"Nemam cest znati vas"
pravil, "ale nebude mi tezko
dokazati, ze zivot mdj jest bez
dhonnym.".
"Jsem O tom pesyedcen, pa
me-" odpovedel pan 2 Malver-
MI.
''Nuze - prichazim Sc obyi-
novati z cinu. -. vlastne z vel
keho poklesku. IS. jenz mel
straslive nasledky."
Podobneho vyznani soudce
neocekaval.
Hledel ma barona s napnu-
tou pozornosti.
"Zatajil jsem soudu v6c. !.
0 nfz mel jsem podati zpravu
lined. -. 20 zatceni pana re
Saint Briacd, jenz Sc mne ne
zdal byti vinnym, vylezl jsem
sam ma veze. -. predpokladal
jsem, ze tam zdstal vinnik."
"A nasel jste jej?" vpadl
mu pan z Malvernd live do re-
ci. -
"Ne, pane, zatim prchl pres
kostelnf strechu. -. ale nasel
jsem tam dite, jehoz matku "a
vrazdil a jez tam nechal."
Go pravite?"
"Pravda, pane. Bylo moi
povinnosti abych vam to dite
predvedl. -. ma zejtri skute6
ne sci jsem MIN k VAN. !. tu
vsak u vchodu do soudni budo-
Wy setkal jsem Sc s panem
Saint Briacem, kterehoz jste
byl prave propustil ma svobo.
du. -. Nebylo mi tedy trebs
dokazovati jiz, ze jest nevin-
nen. -. A tu jsem Sc tazal sa.
ma sebe, CO by 81 asi policie pc
Gala deyitiletym hochem jenz
nezna ami jmena svyeh rodicd,
la jenz teprve den pred tim pr
jel, Bhh vi z ktereho kouta Ru
ska. -. Napadlo mne, abycn
Sc ditete ujal a abych take pa.
trail "a pomoci svych dvou pfa
tel po vrahu jehc matky."
| Pane, to byl vskutku podi,
ny napad. Uvalil jste tim ma
lsebe yelkou zodpovednost. We
deli jste prece, ze soukromnil
nema prava chtiti sam nahra
zovat spravedinost. Nevim, jal
bych vase jednani pojmeno-
lval. !"
"Poddal jsem Sc prvnimu dt
jmu. Is. a byl jsem "a to dos
krute potrestan."
"Chybu svou mdzete pone
kud napraviti tim kdyz ode
vzdate dite soudu. !. Doufam
re privadfte hocha $ sebou, ne
ni-liz pravda?"
i "Jest mrtev. .... lotr, jen.
zavrazdil jeho matku, zardou
sill jej prave v mem bytu."
Clovek, jenz vyprav6l mu t;
| kove veci, byl bud blazen, an
i bo sam spachal zlocin, nem
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Po tfi sta let jsme byk u
sp6vani. Probud'me Sc
bije hodina odplaty bSda
tomu, kdo v tax vazne dobS
zaspi! Vstupnjme v fady
CESKOSLOVENSKE AR
MADY! |
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Little Benny's Notebook


.., Va '".' lo' sSool yes'lhuAy,
Iu ,, ",SS N'''N t"." NV ! "oou
',u'r mar 10 p'!hk lS'use note
"H, ho'le o' s'hy Aour Ai'eI
'N'"l '""aN' ana 'aS' h'le hter sup
II p"p was s''llnE IN 'he seulns
Sn'"N"lh Aun lu"kihE prI'N
'''u''' ''a" SOU i"E can ! ASK
f"u laN"I
eN' IL VIII make you tec'
'''' ''u P'P.
N"' YOU r'e n,e N'uSr note Tor
'"lI '''e N'A'NuaN so !. won't haH
10 N''N u nout "t,'r skoo'. ] seq
I'' you i'e' helter -oW scd pop,
\" o. pop VIII you wont Non' |
''I
N''n nave you goou lNcuS' r SEQ
pop
Yes MI. sea.
Lots nave H. sed pop, tell me a
f'"d iN'uH' ana III rl'e you a GOOD
NJ'usc note.
Yes sir. sod, mo and ruds sim
kns and sid Hunt was standing cr-
round the lam post wondering ir Il
was bme 10 start FOR skool vet, AMI
lnds t"d. Lets ask sImhudv wat
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INNvIlI

INNNllI
UUly bunny and tnclc Lucky
hoppod across the Pleasant Meadow.
apd Toy the by they came to the Mir
Pond where Old Uncle Bullfrog
lived There herAat In the sun on
his hig log ana ns soon as he saw
the two rabbits he opened his eyes
wider ana wider and strokrd his
yellow waistcont, and after that he
called out "Helloa there, my
friends How are you this beauti-
full spring morning"
Of course. Uncle Lucky said he
was well for he always was well.
you know He never hfh tooth
ache nor stomach ache. amt
neither did Billy nunny
"Oh. I'm fine cried the llJtle
rabbit. and then no turned three
ana another one back
ward, and Dncle Lucky stood ON his
head, which made the old bullfrog
laugh so much that he rolled Off the
log into the water.
Dent YOU make me laugh any
more" he said, AK ~ climbed hack
on the log "lf YOU do. I'll never
play I'm an automobile horn for yuu
again And so Uncle Lucky and
Billy stopped at once, for they
thot they might need Uncle Bullfrog
some day In case their automobile
horn SHOULD get out OF order, for the
Old gentleman hullfrog could honk
ms we'll rs any horn that ever WIS
made.
Well Just then while everything
was so nice and pleasant, the Mil
lers hoy had 10 come out of the
mill, and when he saw tho two rah-
bitH he ran back into tho mill and
brought out his gun, and before they
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Rippling Rhymes
Wartime smiles
nv WALT MASON

Wartime Smiles.
Now. sComrade. more than ever,
when war goes on apaCe. It should he
your CndCavor to wear cheerful
face: don't cast wet blankets DER 10,
there are enough to bore us with
their depressing chorus. when grief
~ disgrace We hear enough fore
casting disaster as we go, we hear
enough dod casting OF everything
below. We hear enough OF signing.
we see enough OF crying, without an
t;her trying To hand out slabs Of woe,
Don't labor to dishearten the dele
gates you meet; but show, with cour-
age spartan. "A smile serene and
sweet, we're weary OF the fellow who.
with his streak OF yellow, can only
beef and below. and show his frigid
feet one thing ls true AS blazes and
always has been true a lot ~
Erouchy phrases won't make thlnss
COod as new. should we strike LglS
s4'hrE and see our plans go trailing.
q lot OF tears and wIlllng won't make
the boys less blue one thing IL truo
Hs thunder, and always has been so,
n We would trample under fierce
Hrt deadly foe, w. need high hearts.
undaunted. and with us isn't wanted
thc man who's always Haunted the
q. moor wings Z wbe. So d,y Your
'car disgustin', aiG ,et our soldiers
feel that you have perfect trust n
Their courage ard their steel, how
can they fight. on hearing that We.
iA'tead uf chae lag, are douhting
rt,lng fearlnS and making doletul
1tylH
Copyright 1918 by George Mauhew Adams
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That conference ot the presidents
of the various nations Of the Amer-
can continent IN a good idea In prin-
ciplc Ind consistent with ;he on.
deavors the United states has long
made 20 accomplish an entcnte 'u-.
dale among the republics of tho rev
world Hut there are some dlftlcrl,
ties Yet In the way. lrlEoycn OF Ar
gcntlna. the German lover. will uocd
TO he muzzled or he may spring
st methinR in conference to upset the
whole plan 'fhcn there Is our OH
friend Carrauzn Does any body sup
pose for q minute that he VIII con-
sent to anything that does not con
tribute to tho glory and ppcstlge 81
his so-callcd Mexican government
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Mirabedu
IL TT YOU'RE
March ., t7ig.
France


Honore Gabriel RIcueti. Comte de
Mrabeau. and known generally 10y
his title. was born on his fathers es-
tate at Rignon, near the city of Ne
mours. In France when he was
3 years old, he had an attack Of
smallpox which left his face SCARED.
and which increased his fathers al
ready great dislike OF him.
Certainly his father had good
cause to believe his son would he
only failure and disgrace To the
name, for Miraheau did not develop
his famous qualities In his youth, as
most great men do His whole early
life X a history OF love affairs i'm
prisonment. and quarrcls. He had
habit, which he never lost, or
saying whatever he thought about
people, and while he always spoke
the truth and could never, be bribed
into falsehood this outspoken
habit OF his got him ali sorts Of enc
mics and lost him chance after
chance for Advancement
Several times he had 10 leave the
country; once, in Holland. he met Il
really noble woman, Nine de Nehra,
whose influence FOR good was bound
loss. Az far as he was concerned He
went 10 England and wrote some OF
his famous political books Then the
second and best period OF his life
began, from i7Sg-the best period
being only two years long, for he
died In 1871 lie tried to esta ablish
in France tthen IN the period Of
Revolution, a constitution some
what like England's; his ideas were
always democratic, he was really a
great statesm6n. II has been said
that could he have lived longer he
might have saved France from the
horrors she was stlll to go through.
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could hop away he shot dear Cncle
Lucky night thru hiH lrfl hind leg
on, dear me. aud Oh dear You. aud
OH dear everything Wasn't that
dreadful And 4 guess lnClc- Lucky
thnt 40 too. for he could not hop an,
more. and the Niuers hoy would
have caught the old gentleman rah-
hli az sure as yesterday is today n
lilly hadn't taken him on hts back
aud hopIHd away And II You think
he couldn't do n, don't YOU dare ask
amy body for lm going Ia tell you
tnat HtlN Bunny was as strong as a
iiuu--i don't mean great hig iul.
toI know, but little lion Wet
luclc Lucky uid puf his front .lafvs
around the little tabhits uecr and
biz tight hind leg around his waist
piggy back Suu know and he
would have pa his left hind l.g
40 ound. too only % lcpt slippiIs SO.
because D. was shot boh remember
At last, when the little rabbit WAS all
out Of hrcwth and almost tired out,
they reached the Ola Brier Patch.
ana just Ia time, too, Tor the Mil
ler's boy was climbing thru the old
snake fence after them and would
have grabbed Uncle Lucky hy the
tail I'm sure TN another minute
II was y good thing tha' Mrs
Bunny knew how to make a lettuce
poultice She pat one on Uncle
Lucky's wounded leg and pretty
soon out came th" bullet ana the
old gentleman rabbit felt lots bet.
ter Ana In tomorrow's story IN
tell YOU how soon he was ahle to
walk again, for by that time | shall
have time To nll up on the telc-
phone and ask the dear old gentle
man rabbit how he is feeling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

KANSAS CITY March 3d. Erwin
Erich Schneider whom the uuthori-
ties sHN. claims TO bee son OF n
German admiral and tho posscssor
of an trol cross. today was ordered
Interned at Fort Riley, Kan. Tor
the duration of the war !. hn,ldcr
who claims Co he graduate 81 the
ruNrrslty ~ lieidelhurE SAYS the
iron cross WAS awarded hih for re-
search work done IN south AwrriDa.
The authorities say the, found In his
POSSESSION "a number uf notes and
documents reflegiinE uuon America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Everyday Wisdom
Mritcrn Ns. Humans.

Human beings have emotions ast
go, on. but writer's have emotiona
and then, after the emotions ard
dead and sold, snoop around and
poke thsm over and over and hold
coroncr's inquest. A writer Is tva
persons, and this makes him mors
or less restless. lie has to he OIL
his guard enough to have thoughts
and emotions, and then he has ieI
get back on his guard quickly and|
grab his thoughts and emotions AM
pickle them away for posterity
In "A crowd OF persons. a writg
must be one person sitting In tsl
circle and saying things and lis.ea'
ing TO things and he must also
hnc ther person sitting back ~
watching everything clOsely--shce
ing intellectual snipes rs they ~
That IS why people who kr"
writer's think they should be sM
o sunrise.
\ writer IL always half absent ah1
doesn't make good complNy.
A writer feels the sunshine. art
then he has 10 ring up "Sunshins
on his emotional cash register.
He goes around seeing what Nap
pens to his sensihiities
ne IL like n man following ~
Gus one day late all the time nj
Is always one 10 vn behind and n
takes his cane and pok's arouN
among the peanut shells nm the ~
cant lot and gets his romancs op,
of lost handkerchlefs. and wonder
about tho thousand footsteps IN W
soft earth.
Meanwhile, the farmer hovs
the next town nrs waichInE the ladI
SNAKE charmer. open- mouthcd. Thr
ret the icv cf no For he Wv,
thev fnrget thclr lBloushs The'
trade 10 not alwa-s With thenl 4
Copyright 1919 by George M.'ths' Adim'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

Poor old RumanlR, ste was in
q corner and had to acc Ade to der
man demands or be wlpel crf tho
face OF the earth. with the loss
OF Russian support her situation be
came helpless. and It was choice
between accepting German terms.
merciless as they are. or sharing the
fate OF Serbia, This Is another crime
TO be laid to the charge Of Lenlnc
and TrotEky, Tor their perfidy made
II unavoidable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
\ CoNTRETEMps.

CHATTER LNNll
Coming out ot the darkness. | vas
blndcd oy ,ha swift flash ut the
.trhN.
The words Darling | adore you''
still hung on the air
looked up In shocked amaze
ment For there before me
stood Cousin John and Mrs Ashhy'
Evidently they had not heard me
enter. Cousin Johns face was a
study He shot mo an angry look
out ~ gray eyes Then, ignoring
me he left the room looked at
Mrs Ashhy She was quite calm
only by the slight m ~ an eyebrow
could I discern her fncung
I'm aWfully SORRY / said before
I thot
My simple words diHrmcd her
Let's III down. sara Lane, ia
like to talk to YOU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

Archibald Harrison, brother OF
Governor Francis Burton Harrison,
Of the Philippine IslspSs, has becn
appointed kby the governor custodian
Of enemy property recently seized
in the Philippines. II IL done In the
best OF Democratic families. 20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

X tho people OF Tulsa vote 'n,or-
ably on the is,h day OF this mon'h
we a.- soins - iid ourselves ot he
abs, Fdity OF having TO hold n niul'-
pliclty OF elections TO decide one ut
tie contest We are having. lots Of
'iesn'' days now TO save something,
but a declsionless election is one n
those things that spells waste.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

Argentina has about decided on q
policy of benevolent neutrality
Suppose the benevolent part OF u
will be a continuance OF IriEoyen's
partiaiity toward things German, We
have known dogs to HEX the haad
that smites them, but the position
OF Argentina. Spain and the scandi.
navlan COUNTRIES is a human example
OF the same trait
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

The kaiser Is prone to boast vain
Eloriously over the great victory his
troops have achieved by running
roughshod over a defenseless Rus
sia and exacting merclless terms Of
peace over government-if II such
II may be called whose basic prin-
cipls was non-resistance No doubt
the accomplishment Is one tina;
seems likely 10 help the German cause
immensely by making her more
powerful against the enemies who
a-s yet 90 ne settled with. but -
a piece OF honorable bravery We sub
NIT that II Is nothing TO be proud or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
nnl, nnr Mo- In

CUW ETN- UkTU NUIDh 7
deputy rnrcl states mar-hul was
hcre YESTERDAY. and after estIgat-
ing the case of Iu irwin farmer
charged " m violating The rsliuuagc
act snd being 900 diycfs vUys dis
loNal. TOOK him in charge There i-
only about one more Ieu here row
hut We do not want even me qeed
The council u' defense is looking
CioselN into ul cases.