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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
The Right Man

CHAPTER CI
Tonight. Just for old times sake,
slipped into me little green dress.
pulled the hair over my temples
! nuffed It here. patted II there.
| rubbed my cheeks
And was almost pretty
How nice YOU look '' Mother said
"ENpectinE anyone
shook my head And yet
when the bell rang my heart gave a
great bound could q he2 N was
my dear. old Tom We three sat
talking pleasantly IN tho limpllrhi
Then Mother said. "Iye little
mendiug to do and vanished.
For q moment my breath caught
h my throat Neryous--with Tom =
look ed al Tom. | saw he was uerV-
ous. too An my embarrassment fell
away
But before ! had time 10 speak he
began SARA he said and his voice
sounded strange To- me. I'm iu"
a plain sort uf fellow Nut at u'
Ike tho men you've met can Z
say things beautifully ou--or..
here Tom STUN Died badly "but ! do
want to say Toms voice Wa
husky. "that love YOU sara. more
than / can ever put into words and
I want you 20 marry me.
\ great flood of iov swept over
mo. Tom loved me- FOR the first
time. ] realized that loved him,
Ala that have loved him an along
1 MD 10 down IN my inmost heart
Neyer had dared admit it 10 my
self
And then put my head down on
nv arms and Ctied Yes, cried and
cried For knew ! could never
marry Tom on false preienses I
must tell him all about ll How J
had hunted a husband. A. Nrst the
words came out IN stumbling order
dared not look az Tom, Bot | kept
ri~ht on. 10 the very end To south
Minister and Cousin sam ana my re-
turn home Stil I didn't dare 70
look al Tom / knew o." musf Judge
me And scorn me Thrn hauJ q
laugh. / looked up Tom vH. luEh
rinE'
"whv u'ue sara. lor baby said
Tom. don't ,og know fUIH soil g.'..
do what Won hs'. uorrr nuN hry
are moi frank ru0ugn f1 admit li
And Won are" You've always been Hs
clear as crystal ,o me. and as hon.
est"
"Thcn ,au snow rH along :
asked Iu -HA.rH ....r
p "Yc- turv a.I p.ouE that you're
the sweetest r"a. adorable '1.ng
there Ia" And Tom pUt ms n.rs.
strune arms about ur.
D foreo. ,.c-t'hns thon inst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
The Woman Who Changed
By Jane Phelps
By Jane Phelps

looked and talked nonsense with the
BOYS at home.
Il am thinking ot a costume dim
.ner. We had such good uWe 80
Eveyn's party, should like To up
something too Something differcn..
! mean
That's good idca-a costume
dinner. when you decide upon '0e
period. let me know II you W..
accept them, ! viii paint the place
cards for you
Really, on. that you'd be love
w." then suddenly remembcrct
what had heard about the cNtrava.
gRnt prices this young artist re-
cciyed for his work. II would be OK
.pccting too much ot him. lie prob
ably had only offered out OF a spirlt
OF politcnCss. and had not expected
me to snap him up like that So
added. but Mr. Gray, YOU really
must not think ~ DOING 40 much fur
mo. Your tlme is very valuable. I
know.
"lf YOU Will trust me ] viii make
them as artistic as | know how" he
said In return. entirely ignoring my
last little sulted speech
- would trust you with anything
| exclaimed delighted that he had
not changed his mind.
you arc saying good deal when
you say that" he sid very seri-
ously then lightly. "lll try not to
spoil your dinner"
After that we discussed the dIt-
ferent periods which would give my
dinner either the Quaintest or tho
prettiest setting Finally he rose 20
go
II | may rum In again IN day
OF two ! will bring you some pic
lures have--a book or two. also
showing the dress Of the different
periods. They may help you TO dc.
eide.
"ThanR ySTu so much Please do.
After he had gone / went back into
tho llbrary--we had gone In there
for our little supper; II was smaller
and more coy than the drawing
room--and curled up in tho big
leather chair and thought over al
he had said. what charming man
he was had 80 enjoyed my even
Ing with him.
II was long after midnight when
| finally creft softly upstairs so as
not to waken Mrs Sexton. | was
so happy myself that I felt an un.
usual thoughtfulness even for her
/ ITomorrow-Mrs sexton Is Amazed
at tho Artists OTTER.
tcOpyrishi 1918 by George Matthew Adan,,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Everyday Wisdom
Mushrooms
by DON HERoLD

Professionalism robs mushrooms
OF their charm. OF course. n you
| like mushrooms because they arc
mushrooms 1t Is all right to have
them censored hy a professional
hut II YOU like mushrooms beeasss
they are apt to be something else,
then you VIII find no excitement in
mushrooms raised or approved by
somebody who has been 20 college
and learned all about botany
Personally we regret 10 see the
| passing of the amateur spirit IN
mushroom gathering We like 70
see merry parties II old folks and
children out gathering mushrooms on
| Sunday afternoon. carefree. IRE
Isponslble laughing and singing, and
| gathering mVshrooms without looh-
ling There y a mushroom or some
thing or other" says little Anabelle.
land father says Put II in the ba,-
ket, my dear, and mother will cook
HI for breakfast tomorrow,
There is a family with the proper
Mushroom spirit Tomorrow there
may be fewer In the family, or tho
family may be intact II Is "A toss.
Iup. That Is the way 90 get enjoy
ment out OF mushrooms or course
there may he folks that like 10 fight
sharks, or who prefer aviatlon-bul
give us mushrooms They are the
queen Of quiet. refined. indoor sports
and risky enough TO be 49, resting
There may be those that want pro-
fessional counsel in regard TO their
mushrooms, but we viii take ours
plucked by the hand OF novice, with
true amateur abandon.
we never buy mushrooms ~ q
store because they are too apt 90
have undergone the scrutiny OF TOO
many knowing eyes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Little Behny's Notebook

Ma had now dress ON wen poP
came home today. being brown
dress with more than twice as meny
buttons as buttonholes. and pop
looked at 1T with his he'd ferst on
one side and then on the other Ike
Il berd and ma sed, Well. wat do
you think Of it'
10 YOU wunt my reel honest can
died opinion scd pop
Serteny, sod ma. | Ike people to
tell me jest what they think wen
ask for their opinion.
That's the proper spirit. and 10
does YOU credit and its ixackly tho
way | feel about it, so no doubt n
does me credit too. sed pop. don't
iNpcck to flatter enybody and | don't
thank euybody for flattering me, ]
eNpeck to tell the truth and lxpecB
TO heer IT,
Well wat do you think OF tho
Dress sed ma
I'm partly In favor OF Il, that is.
! think II mite be ixtreemly bccom-
ing II IL was some other color and
n then Renrel outline OF It was
changed, sed pop. trust you take
my candied criticlsm In the rite
spirit
Absilootly. sed ma. and I hope you
viii do the same wen tell you that
in my opinion the necktie you have
bin wearing for the past . or days
is without Exception the werst COM
hiuat6n OF colors ever saw on a
human neck.
Wat, this scarf? sed pop
hope YOU take my criticizm In
the rite spirit sed ma.
Critislsm my eye, It's lest plane ig
norants, that's wat II Is, Jest plane
ignorants ard | marvil at your lack
Of tnlst, sed pop. And he lit a segar
ana wawked out OF the room smoak
ing It with feurse pufts. and ma sed.
Partly in favor of it indeed, / never
herd sutch an asserd criticizm in all
my lie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Hunting a Husband
BY Mary Douglas

glad 10 sit alone a few minutes And
reolizo that Sara am this happy
person with this great. undeser, ed
joy IN her life
sat still Ana ! did not hear
mother come into the room. So deep
Ia dreams was
Hut mother. whom she saw me.
Just said, sara. Dear" and nothing
else. she must know, Vet | am sure
that she feels that his first hour OF
my love ls too sacred for words.
only the Rossamer wings OF thought
can touch &C.
kissed mother good might softly.
And ! climbed the stairs TO my room
| looked into the tiny mirror at my,
self
Can this be L. why. II isa lovely
person More than that. II Is "A hap
py person.
Tomorrow The search Ends
Copyright 1918 by George Mal,hr~
Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
The Daily Horoscope
The stars incline. hut do not compel
Copyright. 1918. By the McClufs
Newspaper Syndicate

The stars incline. but do not compel
This Is doubtful day according to as.
irologsrs ~ho find that Jupiter's andy
Influence Is offset b, the evil power OF
Uranus
It would seem that during this confirur.
alton danger from bombs and explosive, tn.
ersases tirrs s.to a's Indicated.
Jupiter gives encouragement 10 rommer.. q.
and irIusi1 which viii benefit morr than
agriculture 40 the neat few weeks
Ths-e is sign iorsrssuur diseoatcnt
and an,i,ly for farmers and stock raisers.
-uo may meet grave problems before The
eud Of 'b- season
Fnansier' have good direction su-
esw with the nrs Liberty l1an is forstold
Irrus has s~sv that is believed TO dis.
tort f-a mots Nrs causing unjust cr.ti.
.Hr OF publ. msr 'omeniinr Internal DIS.
,ftar Ir narrrs countries and bringing
shout N.tss nf U0WsHfuu- results
ceremonies o- nafal~s are proEuosiieaioi
'ur mar. american ltIrs NrV YORK. and
rar i-hu.snO vii br scenes Of historic
prn.a.a Zoos
Ntd,amme- v.N lrrs benefits 20 tbe..
fIrf and io those who NaraEr them
}. as'rUlogy l. Trustworthy. she summer
vii be period oi terrible ferrasnt IN all
'.r rhfnH- ~ ihr world and Ireland will
..ruHh srukauuns
f-rurHrrr on tbr part Of foreign power
F.h vh..H fHr United States has beer
iurnd'y ts rrorhrsed
Border difficulties sEain are ioreshadossd
and these may involve either Canads or
N,virH
HOT weather ~ilh little rain is prob.blS
Tor me r'sr and middle vest during The
lomlug summer
Persons whose hirthdAie IL Is should not
quarrel or make rhanEss In the coming
Ntar They should guard especially against
rfyrrsals
Chudr.u born on this dsy may he sr.
rattle and rhAnEsablo These subjects OF
Aries usually succeed bsat when employed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Latte Slice o. hfc

The other Itl we resolved Co forget
the war
And We took tho aid who is years
old
Ana went nu' lu tho woods
Ana looked tui Wild flowers. without
stoinr any
So We sat uuurr tree and dreamed
A couple ~ optimistic birds "en"
NIrpiug
The wind was ugh.nE among CIR"
trrr.Nu~
And re- rev rlocUy clouds were tvlnS
Tn, sun shous down hcnirulN
Mud vr duacd of aud forgot the
wa
Suddrnl, We were awakened
IN q shul cry ~ triumph
We FASTENED TO tho spot ~ once.
Daddy. s,rramed the kii
The damned kaiser was here.
Nud nt him with ten rocks. sec
hIm RON
Uff mono the trees we could see a
NANCY old goat
f.uuIur usIufuIN away
You can't dodge this war hing
BE- sticks closer than am insiullme
contract
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Rippling Rhymes
BewhlsLcrcvi Russia.
Iy WALT MASON.


fear that Russia won't behave
until her people learn to shave. We
cannot look for good horse sense Ia
men whose shiuhbt'N .s dense,
whose lamhrequius uhslruct the
view. and often block the tratfic,
too I hope TO see sad Russia rise
from that deep pit ln which she lies,
I hope 60 see her rise IN time. ana
hew a destiny sublime. ou' FIRST her
men will have TO hcw tNr Whiskers
that impede the view. 40 nation
can be truly great whose voters
pack q hundrcdwcight ~ spinach mp
ana down the street 90 long 10 gets
beneath their feet when poor old
Russia spilled the beans and
svappcd her blrthright for some
greens. when windy d"wtgNgues
sruse and turned her over 10 her
foos. when desolation DER her Crcpt
tho allied nations looked and wept
There was no harshness In Iheir
gaze. they sympathiIcd with those
poor Jays. by fool advisers led atar
from whore The wreaths or glory
are The allied nations wcut ana
sighed. she's hit tho long tohogGan
slide. such spectaclcs disgust de-
feet. but what can any one expect
from mon whose whiskcrs seem g.
grow eight Inches every hour or so '
And thus twin ever always ho, no
future for the Russ We sec, uniiL
with motions strong and hlilhc. hc
rcaps his whispers with scNthc.
Copyright. 1913. hy George Matthew
Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Men Who Came Back

ny PRIVATE A. n LNONs
40 battalion, 2ud Brigade, G.. T.. FD
Aftcr the third battle Of Ypres
they picked thirty pieces OF shrap-
mel out OF me II was ali | could do
TO bring these Hun meuentos hack
10 our own lines They got me In
tho Germans trench we had raid
cd. and to reach our dressing St1n
tlon meant 10 climb over the top
and make run for II across No
Mans Land. was pretty weak,
but the boys kept pulling at me to
make me keep ON, ana / knew |
must make the effort as | could not
lie there helpless IN the trench,
Our first attempt To- capture the
trench tho Germans had taken
from us was not exnctlv q success.
The enemy fire was Intense and red
hot We ala not even get across,
Eleven days later We tried IL again.
ak IA machine gunner and wo
started with seven guns. We had
10 walt until the infantry took the
trench ana then we followed when
our battalion WIS gong u the road,
about $50 wards from the froni
trench the Germans opened fire and
their high explosives caught us
out of ~ In our section was ono
OF the seven men left happened
to be the last man out 81 our four
colts and three Lewis guns one
was left--a Colt machine Nothing
was left of the trench when We
reached It but one bay and q mas.
OF shell holes. We had nit the Line
all right The enemy doud were ly-
ing around
| had been used to q cor gun. but
was able, of course, TO load and fire
the one Lewis which We had lett
We carried on until the next after
noon under atul shell fire We were
expecting Counter-nttack iriyc Of
us were on sentry duty watching
Along came n high explosive and
killed three of our bunch. and
wounded me The other three were
never scratched until they were re-.
lieved
After t. or Is hours we were re-.
lieyed was able to walk. but
that VAS all. There was nothing to
do but get over. ana make ron FOR
it Z nearly collapsed. but here J
am To tell the tale Ana here Is Ser.
gehntt Major Snunders. who way
present AZ the same show. lie in
company and I In company e..
Fritz dld not complete his WORK
with either OF MS for We are per
feclly able to induce other men ia
fight even II We cannot do DO first
hand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

say" demanded the mayor on
Plunkville. is the railroad coIhPsny
bridge p .,,,.,.
There is a strong probability that
We shall"
THE probability amt strong
enough 70 prop up the bridge, how
ever"
And then the railroad man prom
ised 10 gel busy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
TAFT URGES HEARERS TO
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Tells Muskogcc Audience II il Duty
20 Iicip Government In the
Present War Crisis.

William Howard Taft. former
president OF the United States. IN an
address dedicating the War savings
bank at Muskogee. said
1t is your duty TO help your Duuu-
try in this struggle. hope YOU
realize the responsibility resting
upon YOU, The politicians are al
ways telling YOU about your rights
I propose 20 tell you what your duJy
is. I used to be a politician hut the
people cured me of that Now I
can tell YOU the truth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Oklahoma Outbursts


scenic painting ot the l'.h'r
mas TO '' transported h' U''Sh.
Tho ru'rfuWcn' II roni'upIt'Ns
IN' ,uinInr NJ ll-rcnt pieces Ihl'
D. another 'hlns the m"F'r are
i'rp'hri"'' i"i
o. I"'- hot often happ"n fu.a 0nN
hHt II J., henderson uf richer has
resigned Hr constable O." become
Justice or ho pca'"
Tho no.. that Acting Governor
Hoard Ie i.,t,iius with Judge Ron.
,r'-uu |ous .nt uo,"sauh towmli
lr" sftt, administration 10 may
en,..t.. f,p,. ,yparf,n,, uut.
r.nE... .... u,tn.ur Oourl aI.r.
him gI,tI,. .t. than 10 soc an .,.t.
itho,n,. u.rtI., ..rr.,i- an NON IIn.
JcnD.Ir.
u,. .t...,. .r....rU,,s mad. .
.,,... .,...r.,,., ,.., -. ,t,. a..
Z
49,.
N''"' fl''' nor ~ IIhh''rr ~
u'lI 'iN NIInE Z" perform Hll mo
dI'I"7 NJ hi" ONO" eA'erl "l1ci'''
"' ""' ing we ''N" '' 'h'l nc
owes nus 'i''uoh y" INC support "'
MtN Duhr who writes history Ia
parHgiJph.. dropped In TO soc Tu'st
l day ot l,u ago. Mat buhr ,sn
fcmowUor more incidents that have
happened lu ihls country in tho last
hundred N'Hrs than any man In the
state. ana No has the hnnck OF put
graphs
n there prr any who doubt Tho
patriotism and self sacrifice Of Ok
Rhomn women. c.oall thrir attcn-
uun tu Mrs Henry NiChulsun ~
MuHknEee who sold all her dia-
moud4 ana Invested tho proceeds ,u
~ ont her diamond engagement
InR
Buotlcggcra -hRNe concentrated
their forces IN desperate assault
On the rcd river trenches. and hope
To break or hend The line before tho
Texas bone dry law beooines etl''
llAF on ANN 10. ~ ihNN a'NoN'''"
the defense was Htandlna hrm ana
the bootleggers we're digging IN
on tho Texas side
The editor OF the Nlnih leade'
osieems 1t matter ot sell H-c"hErA.u .u-
Htlon 10 step on tho cornH 81 dl
may nave been oitehueu mat Au'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Troubles never come singlr. Now
that we are up to our necks IN this
European war, the McNicans are get
ting saucy and there is an cSpecta
tion Of an Indian uprising Ia Ne
vada. Some Of our soldier boys may
get pretty good imitation OF war
without having 10 cross the ocean.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

The question OF women's dre"" mas
long been recognized, rightly or
wrongly, an legitimate prey for lhe
humoro parasrapher but Il Ger
,ainly sounds real cheap to hear II
from the pulpit In frivolous vein
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Mary Plcktord and Charlie chap
lin have demonstrated that they are
some use to the country besides be
i,r screen idols Both are listed in
the Liberty loan speakers who are
going over the country urging the
pcoplc to excel In patriotism
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Some German newspapers -
press doubts as to presldent VII
sons seriousness in declaring that
no is In favor of forge 60 convince
tho kaiser Of his error Thcy thought
he was paotfJst an the time, and
find ditu,ulty In assigning him to
any other role. But whatever their
convictions about the president
they will have no trouble in com
ing 60 the conclusion that our sol
der boys are in deadly earnest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

HIndenhurE may give MS trouhle
In tho trenches, but there Is a great
drive imminent nearer home that II
giving the housewife unFasiness. It
viii soon be time for the ny 10
launch his great offensive, ana the
thing to- do is to be prepared tor
him I'm Mme.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
PunkUille Pdrdgrdfs
BY GEORGE BINGHAM

The gail car
Pier says the
world is getting
10 be so cosnlo-
politan he hardly
ever makes a trip
that he don
have to give haif
of the road 10
some stranger
A lot Of town
pc ople " "
raised up In 10,
country and USED
TO drink out OF a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

HindenburE failed In his an
nounced intention Of dining In Paris
on April 1. bup the energy with
which he attempted to make his
ward good has robbed the matter Of
its hum orous aspect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

INA IiuvIrr convince h- au.
dieurc by mat political speech Boo"
made
90 should SAY hr did why every
man who was there went sway &c..
termiucd to vote fog the uppOs.lun
candidate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

There IN lot OF sense In the dc
rislon OF the city administration to
cease renting out our convention
hail to money making exhibitions
IL was built by the people for the
people There WAS need Of some
large hall where bigger crowds could
assemble Tor public purposes and
the shows. no matter how good, are
a hindrance 10 the public geung the
proper benefit from the edifice. II
should he reserved for such purposes
~ arc essentially for the public con
venienee. ~----
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

A man Il a fool Rays Luke Mf'
Luxe who Keeps 80 busy tnnt ne
won't waste a little time and nave
some fun IN life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Having lost its political bearings
and wandering around In a sea OF
uncertainty tho Wichl" haS'
seems TO be leaning toward the Non
partisan league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

why do they sa, 1s ~ as a
fsiddlc. 800
"Why shouldn't thew"
'Did YOU ever see fiddle that
didn't have 90 hp uNrfhauled and
tnkcrcd up before The feller could
play oven the simplest kind of a
tune
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
PHONES:
Daily Food


Then shalt wo kno" j. We ~
low on TO know the LORD. HOS 20
/ need the influence OF my graz"
To speed me on my way
Last should loiter In my race
or turn my feet away
No man having put his hand 10 ,he
plov, and looking back, is tit TOT 'h'
Kingdom OF God Luke. aid2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

rourd clipper. AtIas FtvH
the person that drinks out %
one never forgets the sensa'lol.
when the water runs ou'
81 tbe handle and down his sleeve
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Many nan spends more enersS
in trying Co borrow . do''at '"u" ~
would take 10 earn five
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

When a man gets fun like boat
that In Ieahy, the tlrs' thlns usua''y
necsnnary Is TO bail him out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

II isn good idea to stand back OF
Uncle sam, but not too far back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

A'EO.:,rl4l2ent E.:l!.:, as
An Idea

An Idea.
There are lot Of fnt old RlnkS
Like us In this country
who are not acceptable
For service on the other side
Of the Atlantic.
II tS shame 10 let all this
Material 60 20 waste
Organize them into firlnE squads
To shoot German spies.
n would keen them reasonably busy
For o wear or two, and II
would be pleasure
BERLIN. WIS. SEEMS To Glt
LOCATED ~ THE RIGHT STATE.
Ny friend oscar odd Mclntyre re.
turned to New york from Nashlug.
ton the other day
Il heard senator make 70 "a Is
speech the other daN" he ~ 4.
"What was he talking lbp.' !
asked
"lIa didn't say replied Mac.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

BERLIN. WIS. SEEMS To Blt
LOCATED Is THE GIGllr STATE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Acting Governor board Il travel
ing around with Judge Robertson.
presumably To show him how To act
as governor. This II also assuming
mat the nudge feels ~ certain NJ
the lob that he has yielded 20 the
advice or friends 20 take little pre-
election training while things are
ustipt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Tho royrrnmcn' r. cortcmpls'ug
.u0 ,oinIuF ~ ll-rcnt pieces THIS
l# another fhins the 'm"ffrv are
responsible fui
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

n there prr any who doubt The
patriotism and SELF sacrifice Of OR
lahumn women. wc.Call thrir attcn-
tiun tu Mrs Henry NlCholsun "t
MuHlJoEee who sold all her dia
moud4 ana Invested tho proceeds lu
IuPriv bonds she ala not even
~ ont her diamond engagement
ring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

o. docs hot often happrn tu.s unN
hHt ~ +, henderson OF richer has
t,slrHod ae constable to become a
Justice OF he peace