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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
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Three things have happened re-
ccutN 10 Indicate that tho ro,crH
r,ents of earth hayt rcin1.d rltc
error ~ thclr ways tn holding com
10 secrecy as q safeguard 60 national
standing Tho president u' tho
United states recently arranged FOR
periodical consultations between the
cabinet apd tho Var summlttsos or
congress VITA the uud. stpuiu;
tiat N" utmost frnnkues, would De-
cts'rN"i tn their deliberations rnr
British war office hsH at mu mad
known its STORY OF tho ruin made
ty I boat dcprodatlous 1nd an. rtl.
urc ~ thiphuilding 10 supply the
less And again IN our own land
mo fol.nl offioer- m,, dco,dod
that hea 1vIl Get along faster n
detecting and arres'ins dlsloyaly hy
taking the people INTO their conf.
acuye
An ~ thetc lno,re utc 10 'bS com.
rcndcd There VIII certainly no
NOR" harmonious uud Intelligent
co."rernuon between the d.ff,rcut
departments of our ,"rnm,nt sim, =
tho lntet,hangr 0f truth has boon
arranged 10 supplop, the old uuuay
ot ~eore", aud the Ert'rh. are y lee
In letting the world tnow M. trur
about submarine warfare lcnNa N
&C. tho G'rmN ,t'l.irl, 60 tr' to do.
oci.o and hcarten thrir pooplr hF
o.. lorc1 statc,n"uls Tnu rams uu1
Tile of he plil,h tnI ihE americans.
cspc nllN. u~c noted tur Iolug tns =
lc.t when confronted V..o iur Cr,t..
81 ohSMcltF Opposition -pma
thcm up and awakous thor zcal.
And AZ to the d slo, alsls. there .
much truth IN the idel that the COM.
mon people vie gmdl, aid 'he 'ffi-
GERS IN the apprehension OF spies and
plotters
An ~ which gns. to show that
the old style ~ diplomatic inter
change. Is soon to be thrown In the
discard Nations, ~ well as mon,
VIII toll the truth ard sncnk theIr
wirds. Instead of coyurirr up the
most malignant threats IN polite an I
fnvnlnR lnnCuage The r-ult p.itl
be that wars viii hr mode difficult to
start than before for with both
sldes trcwlns the truth Of lu j-sue
there VIII be nttle ohancfgfor design.
lnE statesmen To involve netous u
uhsuspectcd Intrigue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
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tho little rabbit 'Nonld vou Ike a
lollypop?" Aud whom that was lll
gone the uitle rabbit, brought out e
chocolate cake and the Goat ate that
uu 'utt as fls'
what else have Nou'" asked tho
Goat wipIng tho crumhs FROM h-
gonice and pceAiur over Giy Bun
uy's shoulder
"ltc Got a pair of rubber hoot.
said tho u,tle rabbit And would
Nou be I've IL. that Goat ate those
rubber boots up too ANA then asked
tnr more.
"oh dear Oh. dear" sighed
Billy Bunny and he hunted al
through Ms krausack again until he
found q polIpCmans whistle THAT y
an i've got lott Mr. BUY Goat
Wei. lj eat that for dessert 20
and lho huugr, starving goat com
mcrcod 20 cat 'hAt whistle as though
b" hadn't TASTED any KIND NJ food rhr
a ,cJtr pud five minutes Hut would
you hulicyc mo again THAT whistle
hegan To- whistle and this SO scared
tho Bulv GOAT that hc ran away And
4 rho whistle docsn'r keep mo awak
all night so that lU have 10 sleep An
,da, tomorrow IN teu you iu the next
STORY how Iuly Bunny went 10 see
his Kind Uncle lr.lN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
MRS. MARY HINMAN DIES
SUDDENLY OF PNEUMONIA A
day; Burial VIII he nt
EfIlnghnm. III

Mrs MarA NJ lIinman. AGED 20,
passed away Saturday night at her
residence after a brief Illness OF
pneumonia Tier illness etNendci
over a com paratlvcly hrief period Of
time and the end came without sui
ferlnE
Mrs. Iluman was tho mother ~
Mrs, Morris lluEhes Of 1929 South
noulder avenue and besides her
daughter. is survived by brother
and sister residing IN Indiana The
deceased was 4 native and for many
years u resident " Indiana
Funeral services we're held sun
day afternoon at ? o'clock IN the
chapel OF the Stanlc, McCunc undo -
taking establishment conducted by
Rev t. " Floyd ~ First baptist
church uf which Mrs llinmnn was
a member Rev g. " Kerr NJ Firs;
Presbyterian church assisted The
body was shipped last evening tp ~.
fingham. w.. where intermcut Will
be made Monday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
LOC ATING THE GOVT.

A great deal has been said ~ hate
about various plans Tor putting a
stop to lyuchlng The ctil has grown
until Il IN no longer y reproach TO
any particular section " the country
for It's shadow has fallen on states
in all sections and among people Of
all grades OF citizenship There al
ways has been, and probably always
viii be, occasions In witch tho laho-
rlous and costly and tedious pro
ceHsea of law seem altogether too
weak and ineffective for tho eNccu-
ton OF justice. There always viii be
crimes OF "A character that appeal To
the passions Of community and
make revenge the paramount desid-
eratum for tho time
Recently In south Carolina the
proposition was put forward that a
law be passed requiring any office
seeker To take an oath that he had
never taken part IN n lynchinE since
the passage OF said law before he
could he eligible TO hold office II
ls urged that similar avs resultes
In the nbolitlsu of duclling To the
average mind, however, II would
seem rather crude. II not disingcnu-
ous to force an office seeker to
purge himself from the suspicion Of
having been u murdercr within a
specified time, to swear that he had
not unlawtully taken a human life
since given date.
Hut this suggestion, even though
II be conceded to be meritoriouS. is
attacking an evil from the wrong
angle We do not specifically need
better grade of sheriff- or prose
cutors 10 prevent lynchtnEs. We must
get to the source Of the disease
TVS people Of u, community Most
RtchlnEs occur not by the oonnty-
Hncc or neglect Of the officers Of tho
law. hut because an unframed sem
timent bursts all restraints and will
not be denied the taste ~ blood 4
We are to stop lynchlngs ", must
get - class OF citizenship ~ ,cyel-
headed that they viii not bc knock ed
or their normal equilibrium by the
tcnsity Of demand Tor blood ven.
Ecancc. This is legacy uf humdu
nature and history and not unDh II II
abolished In the human mind can It
be haniahcd from accomplishment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
The Daily Horoscope
Ihs'tArs Incline. bot do rot compel
Copyright 1913 by The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate


MonuAfj MaFch 20, lNlb
bWriuE The busy hours Of this dAt tts
sun rules strong, for good
I' b. sNaN under vhrh 10 push all i'm.
uoriAut Atsirs. 10 start rev uudrrtakinEa
ant TO perfect arg organizations
The sway ts propitious one ior s~sl ing
pol'''eAl support "r for estsbl'shing AfiilA
lions nr connections
nior uis direction there may he a
tendency Tor Tho powerful TO dictate and
the wsAk to submit
This government 81 the stars is held
20 precedc a widespread demand Tor change
,n me prosonuel Of cf,tl and military or
rAntstons that c,,rctss TOO much Au.
thoriu
lea ousl and envy viii rause internal dit
hon'Ies in The lnitri States. WluIe IN.
l'rnsuon"l hh'ir, demand unit. and har
nony. the srers declare
congress is subject to planetary Eutd.
Anre that may hrinE about many changes
and warning is given that woman suffrAEc
ma he n" cause Of loss Of prestige In more
man one case. a. Venus Is In place pre-
"ating croWtrg power for women
insrense of crime during the summer
months n predicted Murder viii he moe
common ihan usual and women will be
oitou"st the victims
THE umiusue, And Nsrrur, are On an
aspect d"nottng many disasters 20 hAttIs
ships me loss of officers and the de.tu,e
non oi valuable property IN course Of trans
r'-'"tion As't month will be parllcula-ly
dangerous
Iutkr, continue, under a most maltFn
i"incnce that vii a.surc Tho tislntcgra.
10" o. me nation. the seers declare
Violent scenes m Paris are rep.at,dlv
IrophHsird b, RstrNlocers
F"-sons whose hirihdate n Is shonld he
VAR" Of losses through speculation The
t'N- NAV he an uUNv'tlcd one The rounr
will court And marry
'hIdrcn horn on thi. ia, may be ser
lmrnNl and romantic bpt thes~ subjects
or Nr'"s often possc.s psyrhir gifts Of a
hugh order
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
MILITARY TRAINING FOR
ALL SCHOOLS IN STATE
'""H' "t Education Has \doptcd
Uniform system of Lessons
For Srhu1lbo,s

OKLAHOMA CITY. March g. -
TT state hoor1 ~ education has
arranged for military training i'm an
tho schools of tho state. and has
adopted a book of tactics prep,red
hy Kirby Fitzpatrick The board
some fime ago recommended mill
tary 'aining m the schools hut At
tho time was somewhat hnndir1ppeJ
because ~ no uniform system Of "a
'rrises The book mentioned nro-
'loes enough for initial training Of
the pupils II mas been found that
the little ones under l2 years ha,.
lak'n a great interest In the cNer-
oises and learn quickly and thorolv
Tho board decided that All above
cirht wears could take the training
This docs not mean that any OF the
athletic work now carried on b, tho
schools will he dropped II is pr,r-
hcAly all athletic training and the
schools may divide tho time as TO
both
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Men have bean drafted for mill
tAry service. but n was loft FOR New
Jersey 10 start the experiment Of
drafting men for Industrial service.
which, after all is said, Is Just about
as necessary IN the other The gov.
ernor OF that state says he is going
10 see 10 Il that every man is given
tho KIND Of work that he is hest ut
ted TO do. and We presume that he
will also see that they do II There
will be slackers to contend with. un-
less the Jersey citizens are different
fren other men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
FINISH TO BE PUT TO
1.-THE FINISHED MYSTERY"
state Council OF Defense Win Try to
Gather All Copies uf Sc
ditiouS books.

OKLAHOMA ClrN March 20
csultorv reports of tho finding "
'opiea of THE Finished Mystery
which has been ordered taken up ht
tho department ~ Justice, reached
tho state council OF defense but II ts
believed nearly all the hooks have
been found county councils W de-
fruse we're urged to try to rnd an
the books possible and I'm this way
many ~ them we're located Ar.
cordinG TO the opinion of state coun-
Ell officials there seems TO have been
a systematic distribution ~ tho
hooks throughout the state. All
persons having them. however
seemed to be willing TO comply with
the request to surrender them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
ItINITNp

Seldom has Wi'unm 5, Hart hccn
s"cn m a more stirring role than the
CO." he assumes bon Tho cold Deck.
which plays 40 the uaIto again To.
rtN and tomorrow TN The cold
nc'l' Mart holds up q stage coach.
ra~ thrilling light with the bad
mean. escape. from prison and does
tHos, thrilling stunt hls many ad
u rcrs would want to SOC him do.
Th" cold Deck rH % mighty good
I...urr and rou should hc sure aud
500 % during This engagement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

The Oklahoma Natural GnA com.
psny. In protesting against the cor
poration commissions order for a
refund TO its customers in the apt
tai because OF defective service.
maintains that 1t has spent 100000
for Increased facilities without cN-
pectation or hope OF increased buSi-
nsru We are not qualified to Judge
Of the truth OF this contention. but
II Is certainly surprising u any ~
our corporations have berome -
phIlanthropic as to invest heavily '"r
tho good OF their customers without
planning for a corresponding increase
In returns Il IL too much stra,n FOR
our credencs Give W something
easier.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
IT'S YOUR HARD LUCK
IF YOU PAY TOO MUCH TAX
Once the Money i IN The stale
Treasury It's Conc. says
D. n. Howard

OKLAHOMA CITY. March -
There is NO way ~ recovering any
excess income tax a person paws AZ.
tor % has once been paid TO the
stP'e. -and those Liable Tor tho tax
should be careful In computing II.
r.. Howard state auditor. de-
rhred yesterday \ decision Of the
supreme court Is authority that per
SONS Voluntarily paying tax cannot
recover any portion that afterwards
naN be found 10 have exceeded What
they should have paid u has been
discovered that ono person paying
income tax had paid $40 too much.
and while he was entitled to re-
iund there was no way by which II
could be returned from ny state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
lINIlI


II vas a bright aud beautiful sun
shiny morning as BlN RunnN mop
ped out Of the Woodpile where h"
had slept all night nd started or
on his Journey ~ adventure lie hH'
only cone little Nays when an o.
"A sudden from behind bush out
Jumped a hiE Billy Goat he had a
long poates and he looked very
fierce. and when he lowered his head
and nointcd his horns ~ the lltile
rabbit how do you suppose HuiN
Bunny feltr Wei he felt lust like
a piece Of uaprr all crinkled NJ, he
was 80 sacrificed And So would YOU.
Tor that goats horns were a. shnr'
As needles.
stop stop" cried the little ph-
hit Don't YOU hnuW who ann
RnN Ruunys my name. from pId
Rricr Patch. snake Fence corner
and then he handed his card tu tu"
anery Rtlly Goat, who ate It NJ with.
out even reading a. Wasn't that rude
in him
4 don't like vour card q ht'. said
tho Goat "lt tastes like pcprermint
Of course I, did fur the uttIo rahm'
carried his striped candy cane lu his
front paws. and some ~ the candy
came or on them which got or 20
the card when he handed II to tho
Hilly Goat
''If Won had read IL Won .vouldn
have tasted the peppermint" @id
RnN BUNNY politely. not wishing 20
make the Goat fccl badly
We'll hv this time the Goat had
raised his head and so ms shtrp
horns didn't point az EIlk Rui nv.
which mAdo him iccl lots hct'.r
Tren he opened his kuapwck nuu
TOOK out an tpple pie and EuN" t'
N" Goat who at" u up I'm. two amt
haf bites, and then asked iHr
more
"sorr, but that's all I have. >ud
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Ambassador Francis has promised
the Russians thnt America viii help
tr.m In their struggle to rfslst Ger
man occupation II they viii only re-
sirt This In the real position OF the
United States We have no ayn-
pathy for the fanatics who have
ruined Russia. but We do sympathixc
with the Russian people who have
heen bllndiy led into this trap II
they have the courage To fighl
asainst the results ~ their folly and
ny to mend matters. America wall
certainly he In the mood to holp
them In any possible way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
tho Spur
"H@eNOn1:ont


"'"''h w" '" q.
Al r., that 'oaf ~ bread h"hr''"
Tho huuEh
That Jug ~ v.n. 'm' book m 'c's
and Thou
beside 900" '''lna 'n the "Nd'i n""''
ANA wilderness "cr" ra'"a'7" emo"
lfut bread T ,Jnno' hIN ~ 'nr
store
And Ninr 'hoE DO not make II any
more.
W. have remaining but inc h''N
NJ verse
There's un war ilN upon m" poet
lore
Nay
The prohtcrrs have hid oar lunch
away
\ picnic Hoo 'flf'l sweet ono,
Gut twill io one uunh l"re an holt
dJN
sad are The tmra without the potent
drnm
hrW
Il"'r NheH'.ts' Wr'N"7S s"''
I,sa cui'rs- days
HhN" .runprd 90" genius "t your
% b hay YAM.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

A great cry OF protest has gon"
up from several quarters because OF
the decision to publish the names
alone OF soldiers killed or wounded.
isrtead Of the rtsmarUie with which
the list was at trs. emhellishcd.
Just what virtue there Is IN tho
claim that the complicated report
was an advantage 10 the enemy We
are hardly able TO Judge. but It does
seem as though the opposition 90 tho
present form ls a little overdrlwn.
When it Ia realized that the rola-
fises of the dead and wounded are
promptiy notified by mail, there u
Ae1zs reason Why tpe Germans or the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

II this war does no other good,
Il will teach tho youth OF America
something about the value OF row
sfence and discipline, For too long
We have gone on the propouition that
any kind OF fealty is u loss Of "inde-
Ssndence."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

We stiii refuse to believe that six
tsen thousand British soldiers fell
into tho grasp OF the Germans. at
least until we have information L"
Mat effect from some moro truthful
source than Berlin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

u begins TO look as though The
Germans meant what they said about
tho bis western drive. Anyway.
Iiiudcnhurg had TO try 10 make good
his boast OF spending the 'irst Of
April ia purs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Daily Food


The suffsrings OF this present
time are not worthy to be compared
with the glory that shall he revealed
In US Rom. SIS
When overwhelmed with grief.
NY heart within me dies.
Aeipiess, and far from all relief,
To heaven llft mine eyes.
Rejoice IN tha Lord, @ ye right
eous; for praise In comely for tue
upright Psa. lal,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Tho departure ~ Ambassador
Francis from Russian territory TO
llevcs MS ~ the fear that he Nts
somewhere In tho Vilds of siberia
singing where po We eco From
Here o."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

II there is any virtue In volunteer
troops as defense cf the nation,
Russia will find II out The regulars
are disbanded and volunteers left In
charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
PHONES:
All Departments; 5000

fsrsisn Advertising Rspra,sntsuvss: brJ
asl Urlifl,h 4 Bruns0n, g25 VITA Ave,
Nsv letk, 20l Dsvonshirs ST, Boston
Bord.T srsous Co., Peoples uss Hlds Chi
ssse, Oscar u bsyiss Sot Vielor blds,
kAnsss City, Nc,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
nerrnIt nrcnk- Leg

pAII.AS Texas March - I'd
Corey. recruit pitcher OF tho chi
oago Americans. broke his right leg
Just above the ankle here B1s efter-
noon during the Fdmc with the Dat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

what l pity this exciting news
came from EHrcpe just IN time to
cast q dnmper ON tho rising cnthusi.
asm OF tho public for the opening Of
the baseball season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

No man has chance to say how
he shall slas, in the world, bu, it IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Tuesdays and FRIDAYS are "mesl-
less dayS" Ia the beanery we patron
ige at unontime ON those days they
serve hash.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

when - man marries he doubles
the NE of his urcs and cuts his Ens"-
line bills In two. ror he viii not hdN"
to take her out riding as often as
formerly
hul there arc other arguments IN
favor Of marriage as well
We will furnish them on npplica
tlon In plain addressed envelope,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Perhaps his partner, Colt, ls not
exactly ss efficient AS he would Ike
aim tn. hn, but the kaIscr intends 10
let the old firm name stand. a. least
until the war is over.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Prof David starr Jordan has dts
covered that the pricstfish is q
wholesome substitute for beef
Whv doesnt somebody suggest a
{ uhHttute for fish %
The sun., 1918-09-22

Now that is very pretty method for construct
ing the first and of the best Of the eighteen
stories i'm Mr. Posts newest book but we do not
say that it was the method Mr.. Post followed. We
doubt if it was. For one thing, it is generally
study of the law of what may be called curious
instances. He has gone deeply and rather widely
into the past and has excavated and retold with
striking success many strange but actual eases OK
murder theft and what not. 1t may easily be that
the extraordinary accident which is the essence of
The Doomdorf Mystery did truly occur in this
land but it is just in making of it no accident but
'the mysterious justice of Cod that the author
has done so wonderful thing. For do you not
sect He has retained all the marvel of it, all its
extraordnariness and has infused it with meaning
and significance What was bizarre but mean
ingess killing has become portent. "God moves
in mysterious way his wonders to perform.
1t is unnecessary to discuss these stories one by
one. The DOOmdorf Mystery, though perhaps
little more brilliantly outstanding than some OF
the others, is entirely typical. Mr. Post is doing
work of the utmost Importance and distinction,
work that is intrinsieally American and wholly
fine. The Gold Bug and The Murders in the Rue
Morgue are no better; all the Sherlock Holmes
stories are inferior Indeed the Chesterton stories
of Father Brown-entirely. different-are the only
writings by contemporary abroad which measure
up to the standard of Uncle Abner. We hope the
old man will flourish and we hope his nephew viii
remain as alert as ever.
UNCLE ABNER: MASTER OF MYSTERIES. By MG-
WILLIE DAWSON Posi-. D. Appleton Co. si5o =
The sun., 1918-09-22

lifetime You haven I his expertness, so you might
never tell your stories effectively as he nor even
effectively at all
Let's Construct Plot
Nothing succeeds like a demonstration. Let us
take the idea of ultimate justice and apply it IN
the ease of a man who has been making liquor
illegally at mountain still. 1t will be more effec
tive if the ultimate justice to be visited upon him
shall be in kind that Is shall proceed from the
stuff he is making. If we have him killed by drink
ing his own liquor it will be ultimate justice and
justice in kind but there will be very little mystery
about it, Is there any other way in which his
liquor might kill hint
How do men customarily come to a violent end
in the day and generation with which we are deal
ingi They are shot to DEATH And what kind of
weapon do they carryi Every man has his
fowling piece. Is there any agency not human that
will discharge a fowling piecef Yes, heat at the
lock of the weapon will fire it, AS for instance the
heat of the sun sufficiently concentrated. The
sun, streaming in through the window
and focused by water bottle filed with peach
liquor as clear and coorless water the
disk of light travelling on the plate of the lock OF
the fOwling piece . a roar from the weapon as
it lies in two dogwood forks against the wall
the shot plunging straight into the body of the
sleeping man, the man sleeping in room with the
door bolted on the inside. This much and you have
built up the whole fabric of The Doomdorf Mystery.