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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Nicholas /


June 25. 1796.
To understand at all the peculiar
state Of affairs which made Russia
so easily prey to German in
trigue, and caused her present un-
doing. one must read the lives Of
Russlap rulers during the last CEN
tury OF so.
Nicholas LIST, for instance, was
rypical lie was called the Iron
Tsar" He meant to be kind he
thought he was. but he didn't seem
to know how He has wonderfully
loving father and husband. yet the
punishments he ordered for politi-
cal offenders were unmerciful. He
thought the only way to rule Russia
was by stern disciplIne-the only
way to keep the army together was
by the severest measures, SO every
war--war being always the test of
a state1- showed up the corruption
in his army and empire.
lie felt he could trust no one 'but
himself, and though he worked eN-
ceedIngly hard, his methods could
not be efficient. He nevcr cared for
any but military education, so when
he was called to the throne, in 1925,
he did not know how to handle his
country. And the army, which he
did know, hated him for his stern
discipline. He was involved IN wars
with Turkey, and was at war with
almost all Of Europe. lie depended
upon the severe weather of winter
to help him in an invasion Of CrI-
mca, but the climate which he
thought would defeat his enemies,
killed his own men like flies. He
seemed 10 realize then, what a fail
ure he had been, and in March, 1892,
he died
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

| barnyard folk, Cocky Docky, Hepny
Jenny and Duckcy Ddddles. Even
/ Mrs. COW wasn't too busy to be there.
/ and II youll walt "A minute IN tell
/ You the names of some more uf Billy
/ ltunnys friends. Turkey purky.
Danny Beaver, old MosSer Magpie.
Timmy Chlpmunk. Scattefbrains, the
gray squirrel ana shadow Tail. his
. hruthcr DADDY Fox would Ike to
have been there, only Uncle Lucky
hadn't sent him an invitation. The
/ only person who wasn't there was
/ Uncle Bunfrue lie Couldn't leave
his log in the old Mil Pond. SO he
sent his regrets by little Mrs, Oriole,
7 who lived in the hollow tree by the
old Mil,
wow we'll cut the cake" said
kind Uncle Lucky, and he went over
to the I.uckymODile to get the big
carving knife which he had hidden
under the cushions. There's a little
gold ring hidden away somewhere, :"
he said as he cut the cake very care
fully 50 as not TO topple over the
pretty candles and get the pink and
green melted wax all over the white
! fposting,
And then everybody ate up his
piece Of cake as fast as he could to
find the little gold ring. "Ive got
IT." screamed Timmy Chipmunk.
But, oh dear met II wasn't the ring
at all II was only hard nut. And
the little chipmunk was 500 disap-
pointed that no ran home to tell his
mother all about IT, and she give
him ono she had found when she
was r. little girl In the toe OF her
stocking one happy Christmas morn
ing. And In the next story youll be
surprised to hear who got the ring
after all.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25
Little Benny'S Notebooks

Mr. Parkins came to see my sister
Gladdis after supper yesudday, and
he rang the bell and I opened the
frunt door, not knowing who it was
rite away on account Of him having
his mushtash shaved Off, making a
frarso diffrents for sutch little
mustash, and / stood there looking
al him as IL / had never saw him
before witch | mover did, like that,
Mr. Parkins saying, Wen, watts all
the pawkIug about. are you going to
let me in?
Yes sir, sed. Wlch I did ana
he put his cane I'm the hall rack
and went and sat down In the parler
and / stood in the parlcr door look
ing at him ana he scd, say, this Is
becoming munotUnlss, wood you
mind informing your sister that |
am hecr!
Yes sir, ! meeu no sir, / sed. And
! went up to tell Gladdis saying, g,
Gladdis. MT Parkins is down stairs.
wv the G2 sed Gladdls.
q, wait Till you see, / sed.
y. & yourself, sed Gladdis And
she went down stairs, me following
her, and as soon as she looked in
the parler she sed. Wen for hcyvin
sakes. my Eoodniss.
Dident 1 tell you, Gladdis, dIdent
! tell you? / sed
beg your pardon but miteI ask
to be let In on the secret? sed Mr..
parkins taWkinE proud.
Wy its nuthing. Benny, go out
and play, hee hee, reely, Its nuthing
nuthing at all, 'scd Gladdis Wich 1t
wasent. being the place ware sum
thing had bin, and | went out and
looked throo The parlcr window,
and Gladdis was holding her hand
kerchicf up to her mouth latfing,
and Mr.. Parkins was wawkiug er-
round looking at the plckturcs as II
he thawt he dident see her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25
New York Subways.

New York viii soon be as bare
as desert Gradually they arr
getting 1t underground, About ali
that Is left on top is the skysc7ape's,
and as soon as somcoGe Ccatsivcs an
underground skysCrape-, New York
can crawl into its hole acl never
come out, New York can thcn DO
called the Mammoth Cave OF Man
haitian. ears hence the citizens
VIII all have bnromc blind like the
blind fish OF the Mammoth Cave OF
Kentucky That which is not used
dies. Then New Workers VIII ts gu
prcmely happy Th~y Gggpisc day
light. Nhey breathe normally ~
suh"ays. and sGe gstfocutrd by
fresh air.
Even now New YORKER hardly
knows how 10 act on the surface.
lie comes up to earth with relgci-
ance and IT, is all he can do TO wait
until he gels hack into a tube or
tunnel Now and then in Il morbid
moment, a sensitive soul may mag
inc that he secs the face Of the typ
cal New Yotkcr evolving into tho
cold, sharp countcnance OF a rat or
some brother burrowcr.
The day IN New York is punctu-
ated with underground explosions
u is the great battle Of Mouhattan
island-Uppcr Manhattan takinS
Underground Manhattan for It's own
the battle OF mind over matter
man returning to the earth out OF
which he rose-a city bcsicEing us
own cellar
once they have tucked the city
entirely into tubes and tunnels, once
Loo l..Fa al 4 a ]
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

a Whom we learn that Germany Is
already planning for the next war,
we are not only convinced that she
expects to lose this one, but also
that the Prussian idea must be so
thoroughly destroyed that there will
be no basis on which tho enemies of
democracy can build another milf
tary machine. We must not only
lick the Hun, but lick him COM
pletely.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25
a Widening Rift.

CHAPTER Gil.
When / reached my room ! locked
the door and threw myself upon the
bed. But didn't cry. lay dry-eyed
but with clinched hands and repeat
ed over and over that l hated Julia
Collins, | hated her!
The idea that she should speak my
husbands name in that way before
those people at the station made me
furious. one would think she was
his fiancee-at least did they not
know he was married. 1t was out
rageous! | would never speak to her
again.
NV telephone jingled.
1--WE have news, your husband is
uuhurt and is on his way here in a
special sent out by the railroad
Thank you" I again flung my
self across the bed. Someway in my
anger I had forgotten my anxiety.
That George was safe did not mean
quite as much to me as it would
have meant had ! not heard what
Julia Collins said--that is it did not
Just then. Afterward when I under
stood the gravity of the accident,
the number Of people injured | was
prayerfully thankful for my hus-
bands escape
A Call for Helm.
,z....,, '' io' mop
Finally l rose, bathed my face and
eyes. The clerk had said that George
was on his way in a special. lie
might arrive at any time. / rang for
Celeste and asked her to tell Mrs.
Sexton / would like to see her. She
came to me Immediately.
What is it?' she asked, as she
iooheu ahNIous'y at me,
Oeorse was on tuat trdlh- tIeh
Ie".iIIHE sne Knew HotuIhS Oh the
dcViuent' eNplaIheu' Heoree
Irain mas met WIN an acc'teht lie
Is ulil lurI anu on nus way IN spe-
C'1l Many were injured so l nave
iledTd' Lheh 1 lold Her OF my WISH
90 the slaHon' OF Wnat ! hal over
neara' ana now l ieI, nate that
woman declared, What right
nau She 10 go ana tel those people
luat She was there because or George
my nuSoahd' IL was insulting
ou say she dIdn see you.
No-ri rushed BACK Immediately
near" What she sald.
Never Iet elther her or George
Know you dld near, II vouaare not
Cosh'"'nt or an occurrence you can
""t Nv 9NPP"9V" ~ 'C'VhL "
resent 4, y -" '''''''" 'e"S' = ''''''''
"\r-no. o,,i,., ,t,,. clo .,r, e.,
truth. they are old friends. very old
friends. Naturally she might feel
anxious. But II | were in vour place
should ignore the incident. Not
for her sake: but for your own. To,
talk Of it will perhaps make IL secn
of more Importance than it really
was-to your husband. He might /
feel rather flattered than otherwise
TO know she was so interested in his
fate. Men are like that. my dear.l
All men are ant to he easily flattercd
by beautiful woman's interest In
them Don't make # the more pa
tent by speat,nE Of it,"
"You are so wise Shall ever
learn ?'' I said. feeling she had |
spoken tho truth
You are learnlue-have learned a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

The vice-chanccllor of Germany
suggests that the best way to handle
Hungarian and Slovak discomfort is
Afcr Germany to absorb the dual en-
pire and administer the government
from Berlin. The suggestion is su-
perfluous and must have been de-
signed as salve to Karl's feelings,
for the absorbing business is already
an accomplished fact to an intents
and purposes, lacking only the for
mality of annexation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

An American italian named Nannl
has invented an unsinkable safe, II
is no joke. either, for he had hiDself
locked up in tho thing and sub
merged but the appliance insisted on
floating, Now II he can make an un-
sinkable safe, why can't he turn his
talents TO making the much desired
unsnkable ship7 There are more
ways than ono to balk the u-boat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Since Gotzun Borglum fell into
the hands OF Charles II. Hughes he
seems to have disappeared from
public notice. It doesn't pay to un-
cover u mares nest unless you can
produce the eggs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25
Oklahoma Outbursts

An epidemic OF "choc" beer Is
prevalent in many parts Of OKLA
hOma.
Contrary to the generally accepted
theory that II takes capital to start
anything, the Star has observed that
II does not require any capital to
start rumor In Nowata.
Oklahoma city prisoners object to
double punishment, ana haye raised
n KICK on prayers that are long and
loud Tho Jailcr has been asked 10
prohiblt the prayer services.
Hu Alexander stopped or In No
wata long enough 20 tell the No.
WHtaus that he was very much inn
pressed with the growth Of the city.
II VIII take more sugar than that TO
put N0wata In the Alexander camp.
As fine distinction Of values, tho
wichita Eagle points out that 3illy
sundays baseball only sold for $50
while ball owned 10y prcsideut
Wllson brought $3.50 In ns pref
udice the Eagle overlooks tn" fact
that there may be difference in
balls.
The fellows who have been no en-
thusasuc over tho government TAX
Ing over alien property spit cotton
out Of the other corner Of the mouth
now Just az soon ~ the Auheuser-
Busch brewery 81 into Uncle Sans
hands the prico Of beVo went up d
niCklt
The Nownta Snr man who has
been attending the sessions OF tho
Sit and Argue club, originally organ
izcd by George Evans In Chickasha,
has reached the conclusion that the
longer an argument lasts tho greater
the probability that 1t will end whore
IL started,
1t il said that the passenger rates
put I'm force by Director General
McAdoo has caused "A great decrease
In travel from Muskogce to Okla
homn CITY We might believe this
were, it not for tho fact that we hap
pen TO know why 40 many Muskogeo
men used to visit Oklahoma city.
w. Creekmore, OF Leavenworth,
Kan, who has "A large personal, bus.
inesa. and political acquaintance in
Oklahoma, has paid the $4,000 fine
assessed against him by the federal
court in the western district. Ho
has applied for "A parole, and the pay
ment OF the fine was necessary
precedent.
X examined under a glass the
thread Of piece OF khaki will be
found to consist Of mixture OF fine
hairs OF bronze light olive green,
lavender and brown. Wichita Bea-
con The esteemed beacon In wrong
II you examine suit of khaki you
are more apt to find II bestrewn with
hair OF auburn hue. peroxide blonde
or curling black, intermlngled with
n touch Of old rose powder.
One Tulsa housewife has discov-
cred that the leo man has come
back for which there is no redress.
She had suspected the driver OF CIV
ing her short weights, and few
days ago weighed the ice in his prss-
ence and found II about seven
pounds short. The driver made good
the shortage but refused thereafter
To make any further deliveries at
that place Tho ice man IL entitled
to special privilege. and 1t Is rank
lese- ma Jeste to SUSPECT his honesty
or question his weights.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Up at Miami a man Of S4 and a
woman OF 60 were recently united In
wedlock, but the timid young things
were 80 bashful that they brIbed tho
matrimonial officials to keep the af-
fair secret as long as possible. They
will outgrow that tlmidity when they
get to be mature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

"a few men got rich by getting
away with some crooked scheme;
but the large majority slip "A cog
somewhere and land in the peniten-
tiary. Where one man schemes his
way into affluonce there are a hun
lfed who get locked up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Corporal (namc deleted by cen
sor) is the champion opumist in Ia,
tdeleted by censor) regiment Dr
his first visit to Paris an al, raid
was in progress 9pd as he observe
the Parisians, all intent ON ia,
tauhes. he said TO his companion.
There's one fine thing abou,
this air stuff"
"And that is"
1T keeps you looking up"
(Reply deleted by censor.l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Considering the zeal with which
he has labored to abolish alcoholic
drinks, we might change the nick
name OF Mr.. Bryan to 'our beer
less leader"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25
On the Spur of the
Moment

II takes more than conditions bad
In weather dope to make me sad.
The greatest war in all the years
Brings not from me regretful tears
| know | cannot help the same.
SO, Chcerfully, ] boost the game.
The saddest poem Dante wrote
Does not bring gloom or get my goat
When l put forth the best can
For myself and my fellowmaD,
| know that I'm entitled to
Some happiness, and so are you
The crimes of others cannot he
Laid at my door to sadden me.
| am entitled to a smile
And | win get II In some style.
In all this world OF crime and greed
He who sticks to the cheerful creed
And does his durndest day by day
Unto all men as best he may
Can well afford to Danish cares
And have sunshine on his affairs.
It's ever learned by those who live:
You get back only what you give.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

o The sultan Of Turkey wants the
kaiser to labor for a reasonable
peace" But that In Just the kind
Of peace the kaiser does not want.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Claude Kitchln has nothing to say
Just now. II he had begun to bo
reticent a little SOONER he would
have been more popular
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

There has beer
a right smag'
complaint ahOu
the train stop
ping too sudden
when it gets O.
the Tickyiile de
pot This C o u =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

"Whon I don't want e fergit some
thin | lay my tbacker by It," said
FIX Pash. t'day Even with u war on
an a thousan' other things L talk
about some women find time Z tell
how ther husbands mix salad dress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25
Political Announcement.

S~-
] hereby announce my cAndidacy for the
offlco OF Judge Of the Superior Court OF
Tulsa county, subject TO the aciion OF the
Democratic primary, August ., lolba
LEE DANIEL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Another cause Of all the woe
That keeps folks looking harried
Is that one-haIf are single and
The other half are married.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Daiiy Food


Tuesday. juno 90, 1919.
II God be for, us. who can be against
usl Rom. s;al.
Oh why should ! murmur aud Frioye
p Since my Shepherd Is always thc same
And has promised he never will leave
The soul that chundrs IN his uamei
Who shall sepatate us from the love Of
Christi Snail iribulatiosa or distress, or
persecution or famine, or nakeduoEr, or
peril or Sw0Ydl Ron S;a5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

For all tho troubles in this land,
I've found the cause" said Ben
cone half the folks are women and
The other half are men"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Now that good Doctor Wiley has
issued his annual Don't for Hot
Weather" we may safely assume
that summer has arrived in our
midst. We believe the doctor on this
point, when we don't always believe
the weather bureau and almanacs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Civilization seems to have reached
Japan all right Two members ot
the Jap parliament have been ar
rested for accepting bribes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

We often wonder il all the famous
paiamas In the world are pink
paiamas. We never heard Of any
other kind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

The young lady across the way
says monkeys are the most iutcI-
gent Of all animals and can he taught
almost anything by a skIlltul aplar-
isl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

My country 'tls OF thee,
Land whore things used to be
So cheap. tasinG
Land whore folks could buy
Things that are now so high;
To the6 with many a sigh
our memories cling.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Raymond Hitchcock sizes up the
present war situation in song
which ends: 1T will all end up with
the right end up and tho wrong end
belowh
And many truth Is spoken In a
Jest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

An epidemic OF "choc' beer Is
prevalent in many parts Of Okla
hOma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Oklahoma city prisoners object TO
double punishment ana haye raised
a Kick on prayers that are long and
loud. The taller has been asked 10
prohibit the prayer services
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

Contrary 10 the generally accepted
theory that Il takes capital to start
anything, the Star has observed that
10 does not require any capital 10
start a rumor In NoWata.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

As fine distinction Of values, tho
wichita Eagle points out that Biily
Sundays baseball only sold for $50
while a ball owned by President
WlIson brought $500 In he pref
udice the Eagle overlooks tn" fact
that there may be difference in
balls.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-25

The Nownta Snr man, who has
been attending the sessions OF the
Sit and Argue club originally organ
i2cd by George Evans in Chickasha,
has reached the conclusion that the
longer an argument lasts. the greater
the probability that it will end whore
IL started,
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26
Spiumenmanie.

Ser %gcabridte 5eno, Dem elm GanO in &rices3eten ogenIbsrrbt
iii Ser Spion. 8eier iii Sng mO Nadlt 81 &oHer u0 81 9onoc, on Scr
4rbet. Sbm fommt es 6arouf oil, Dob er IN ietncn1 llntcrnebmen rebt
crogreid it, obne Gudtdt oaruuf, me er gum 3eI geIangt. 0ah I'M
fcrer &rie9Serfldrung an 8utidlono ipiherte man in jeoem @merHoner,
Der cinen beumen gumerr battc, o0cr aud in ieoem bier mo6nenoen
9eutIhen einen m0gliden Spion. 9e 3eitmgen trugen ndt menig 0a8n
bel boB fb oarapS cine 5pionenmonic entpidele. aur3e S6ouoerae
ihihten, ieniationeae @ntoedunaen u1O Dergleiden, regten GngilidDe Sc
miter mf. 0np @emitsfranfbet mag INNER meher nm fh grcifel
uno fe fam Der Siderbet 0s @in3clnen ihGolib mo gefGbrlib tperoen
@enerolompalt @regorp cfldrte Gb Dor fur5em Dem &epraientanten
Gurrie geqenl6er, DOB Bic 4nnabme, % ga6e in ben Ser. Stuaten Diele
Spone, bic cfnen groBen 5daoen onridteten gum gr0Bten GGl nlbgrirn-
BET it, SIM Sabre 1911 fonnte a. y. fem Seuer auf VranolHftunq litens
feinoider NuslGnoer a%uriifgefIbrt Der0en. Serner erfIdrte Ser General
onpalt, Dob Dos Sut5oepatmet genau 10 Dia, bieleidt nod nebr
Sdnpierigfenen nit ben eingeborcnen unO naturaltierten Nmertfanern.
ne NIT Oen fenblifen auSlGnoern bi. No6 piner 4nna6me gbt es in
0n Ser. Stoaten qcqen 100000 8crionen, Die entpeOer mGnnide,
fein0ide 4usldn0er ODER 6amiiCnqle0Cr bon ioIden in0. 8as Der @e
neralanpalt in Ieinem Sriefe an Serrn Gurrie beboupht, baben mir on
oieier Steqe bereitS Dor einigen Moaoten DoralsQeaat. Sn Den Ser.
Staaten abt es geqenpdrtiq cntpeoer out be3ahlte berutlide Spinne,
ODER Nusldnoer. oie cine gepie geureltGt beobodten. Sic bier lpobnen-
Den oetihen 8irger baden fh bis oobin IN ie6er @e8iebug rubig berbal
ten lao fe mer0en umb in 3ufmft fortfobren, Stiaidpmei9en gu beoboh
ten. Sit aMe bon ben bier gflionen teinoliden Musl1n0ern fouen emit
gmrger Der Ser. Staaten mer0en; lett bat fh ibnen cine nusge5ehhncte
@elegenbet qeboten, Sen 9epeis 81 rr6rnaen. 6oB fe treu sum Same
ibrer Mabl bnHen moGen. Sofpntib miro fb Sic Sponenmanie balO
beilen lonen.