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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Men Who Came Back

Copyrighted bv the Rriiish Canadian Re.
rruiunE Mission, which maiutsiusodspos
in an large cities, where men. except
Americans may yoluntecrD
tHy sERGT 4 j. FINI.AYlD
% Battalion, c. T.. +.
This last drive has brought the
Huns back to the trenches We took
from them "A few years ago. re-
member the wheat fields we drove
them out of not far from Albert on
the Somme.
In 1915 they thought they were
settled until they were ready TO
make a victorious advance. They
had cultivated the land back OF the
lines aad | don't doubt that their OF
f,cer. had fresh vegetables dhliy
from, their gardens. We never
kncy ourselves how We happened TO
,ake that second line trench. but att
or that. t was easy picking To get
them hiding behind the grain they
had stacked ready TO gather.
ON the 18th OF September We had
orders to go over the top at Courcel-
lette The Germans fought from
their gun positions in the foundation
of an old sugar refinery, and our
battalion got pretty well mixed up
with the trenches. But We took
them and we held them. While we
were consolidating-lt was really
more Ike digging in-we heard
For heavens sake, look what's
al hnnf
the tanks There were three OF
them wobbllng In and out OF the
shell holes toward the second line.
and splitting fire at everything in
sight Some OF the Huns, about
dozen or 40 ran forward and tried
to disable Champaign They even
climbed on top bombing for all they
were worth and striking 1t with the
butt ends o. their rifles.
We stood there laughing at the
sight and then with one impulse ran
forward Before We knew 1t we had
the second trench, but II Is a fact
that We do not TO this day know
who gave the order, or an order
was ever given II seemed like
spontaneous action The Germans
saw II was up with them and ran.
In the second trench we found
some things that tasted good TO us:
bread and meat. beer and wine,
Their mail was Just coming up. too.
and we got their parcels. There was
no poison In the food or srink that
time. They were far from expect
ing us
IL was n wonderful sight to see
our artillery come up--it seemed as
n there were miles OF ito see
those big guns placed and turned
on the enemy.
Now In April, 1918. the Germans
are back on the same ground.
would be there helping our boys
righ, now, but there Is still shrapne
or something in my forehead tnat
the doctors have yet To dig out But
I'd rather be over there now thhn
here on recruiting duty. IL doesn
do any good for man to tel me
he has a wife and three children
So have |.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Everyday Wisdom
Peas

Peas are perhaps our most incon-
venient and troublesome vegetable
Peas in the vegetable world afs
analogous TO flcas IN tho mammal
world The flea is our creates
jumping mammal. the pea Is our
greatest jumping vegetable
II ia utterly impossible 10 ge'
any pleasure out of eating peas Il
YOU regard peas as individuals. In
eating peas, the law OF averages
must be regarded. II you really Wish
pleasure out OF the task. peas
must be eaten en- masse one can
not he n conscientious pea eater and
enjoy his meal. nor. in fact, get
enough sustenance 10 repay him for
the time and effort Seventy-hve
out OF 100 peas Is fair average,
and as long as YOU bat about 80
per cent on your pea eating. II does
not pay 10 bother about the vasrant
25 per cent. simply be careful
where YOU step ns YOU depart from
the dining room and leave the rcst
10 the maid and the vacuum cleaner
All careful housewives now follow
pea dinners with vacuum cleaners.
The culinary and silverware
sciences have strained themselves IN
an effort 10 devise an efficient and
thorough pea implement, and every
humorist in the world has treated
the pea. but peas are just a.
flighty ns ever No doubt the prop
osition Will he solved by electricity
and the satisfactory pea. finally
will be magnetized pca--that rs
our own personal prognosticauon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
BY JANE PHELPS,
Mrs. sexton Advises.
CHAPTFR NLIN


The next day Mrs Sexton seemed
particularly gracious. hltho she was
still suffering | could not resist the
temptation TO tell her OF Mrs. Lo--
ing's call and her unjust insinua-
lions. | had told her. the night be-
fore, that expected Merton Gray.
She was perfectly horrid, And
the worst OF II was. | didn't know
what to say or do | declared EN-
phatlcallN.
You see you do need some Of the
poise your husband Is so anxious
YOU shall possess, she returned
'roise is the only quality in WON.
an that makes her able To master
such situation, instead OF the situa-
ton mastering her. You had don
We're doing. nothing wrong. but be
cause OF your actions she almost had
the right to conclude that IL was a
deliberate plan for YOU and Merton
cray To spend an evening alone |
am sorry It happened that Madgc
Loring was the ono to cali sha |
have to ostraightcn 1t out for you.
or she viii say some miSchicvous
thng to your husband
She is ery-fricndly with
George. She always calls him by his
given name cher kindly response
had made me want to unbosom my
self furthCrp
She has known your husband for
years she returned and the keer
look that accompanied the words did
not escape me
No, Not Jealousy.
Yes, | know"
Il hope YOU are not allowing
Yourself To feel jealous OF his old
friends d"
"No-not jealous, That isn't A.
Not In the sense woman Is usually
Jealous. Hut there seems side to
him that | don't understAnd-that |
don't even know that these women.
Mrs Loring and Mrs. Collins, seem
perfectly acquainted with II Is an
noying. and often very embarrassing
-Hnd II may cause me TO be Jealous
when | understand" added. often
| had wondered II there was any
thing between George and other
women especially sinceohe had acted
so impatient the only time had
| dared question him.
II should advise you not to even
think n such thing No woman
ever accomplished anything by ieal
ousy Men as rule. dislike "A
woman who gives way to II intense
~. ! should imagine your husband
would be that sort OF man
But he does lots OF things he
wouldn't want me TO do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
iN MARY DOttlI.NS
The ltNtru Girl.
CHAPTER If

heard the bcl ,nnce twice
again Then the heavy footsteps on
m" stairs ! recognized BINS voice
and another \ deep volcu with a
certain Vibrant quality
II must boo Llruten.u, Hardy lie
has come then after Ul' And gu
was IkIos him up 10 the bN,Ia-d
room
Ua.tll, pulled on my blue dress.
Tn" chiffon tore iu long ait
Gorhrr touched the hell And
waited Again pushed H. No
Lena \ third time My patience
was exhausted That girl must come
90 once or go In the morning
should tcll Aunt Name | neld the
tear together with a safety pin. II
would never show in the folds
Thcn went up To- the billiard
room A. I opened the door, the new
man looked ny Bnl and lack Dan
lcN went on playing Bill called
uclio hut Jack barely iifted hi.
head toward me
YOU might Introduce me Btlly.'
said smiling at the new man.
I say cynthia wait ull We lin
i~h this shot can't you7'
Lieutenant Hardy looked up with
a queer expression iu his clear blue
eyes ic dropped hts cue lie cam,
toWurd ne with uutstretchrd hand
! Miss lc" he said / am glad 3,
know you And he took ms hand
iu n firw y'asp.
The words we're simple enough
Conventional Yet there WIS some
thing in the mans facr AN rNrrrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
a7ak<g9eEi'icndlHI ,<y

mother dear ana give us the cake.
for they we're Just ms fond OF sponge
cake Hs Btlly Bunny was OF lolly-
pops and while they we're eating the
cake hc took a lollypop out Of hts
kuupstc. and ate IT, Tor ne was hun
cry. too. for It was half-phst noon
and that's the hungry hour for rab-
bits. | am told
Well after that he said good by
and started off again for Uncle
Lucky.s house II must get there
before sundowu," he said to him
of doors tonight II can help It. "
So he hopped along as fast as he
was able. but Mr. Happy sun was
In a hurry, too, aud pretty soon ne
went lown behind the purple hills
and II began 10 grow dark "Oh
dear, oh. deHri" sighed the little
rabbit, where am | going 10 sleep
II don't set TO Uncle Luckyih house
pretty soou'' And Just then a
sleepy voice exclaimed
Under this bush s q soC pile ~
leaves.
Come and siocp on Il II you please q"
So lillN BUNNY hoppcd under the
bush and there he saw Httlc rurfIcd
grouse, who is often called auail
and sometimes pheasant HOh.
thank YOU. Mrs Qual said Rny
l'unny YOU are very kind and
then Do" made p soft bcd for him
self and went TO sleep. and In hc
wakes mo carly enough IN IN, morn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Hand ding a Husband
BY MARY DOUGLAS

SION s"t snccrity--that warmed me
lils whole manly figure was as
vibrant with r'rsonality as his
voice
For tho first time. | became CON
s'ious of myself I knew my eyes
were dun My skin IN not all II
should be And though my dress
maker is clever. | am TOO fat
That evening passed az many 9th
ers The men played billiards
lcft them to their game Al nine
some of the girls came in. Pretty
U'tle Agnes Duval the bright Jane
way girls. Chen the men came down
stairs We rolled up the rugs Put a
needle In the NiCtrola
But there was an .eNtfa girl And
I seemed 70 be that girl For. while
Agnes Duval danced every minute
| stood hy
once heard one of the Janrwa,
/ girls sny 70 Lieutenant HARDY You
know rs her house You must
"" asked me To dance next
said no"
Then wen sit It out. he said
y Ane l found myself sitting beside
/ MN. have never met a man Ike
/ him. The way h." saws common
place things makes them spund a.
/ cinating The strong brownies. "a
nus hanCs The hard. clean skin Of
ms t"cr Ana how / longed Ia
plunge my Singers I'm the ripping
wave of his hair His blue eve.
each time ne looked down u, mo
I seemed Questioning -quizzical
Iei lifted out OF myself
We had our uttc sumner ,bou,
eleven We an piled into the buffs,
fi' ,haos" what We wanted
us Your turn. Jack hoard
HIl. say booking At me
When Jack came over IN mo ,
.".u. Nh'' did Bill mean. It's yovr
Jacks heavy face Redeemed .o,,,.
SOM" rUt don't know to s,i1
como "n lu ana eat" And ne tool
w' arm rImsiy 'o'N
li' .''' noe ln the ury ram, t,.,t
'E our ~ the dlniur-runul II, ,,.
'N'h. iHi 'h' street lirh, sb,i hr,,.r,,
rays rn tte uraurr rurf.,r, ~,
was long bon coming
Then ] ceased 20 vv,t ri. ,.t..,
rushed to my head for h..r1
voices iust behind mo Mer,s ynjcas
'h'N were talking about me
'.'h'heu my Bands tried "a
I"id nleN my futtering breath.
'ouid iheN mean what they said
Those awful things"
Ani those meh ! thought were m,
trlenoe' M lulc world fell tumb.
nng about ME
Tomorrow The Discovery
Copyright 1918 b, George Matthsw Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

In the asst sIor I lcft or JUST
where BllN Huuu} was setting out
to make call "u hls good Kind
Uncle Luck, YOU remember aud it
YOU have forgotten please take my
word Tor a., Tor ! keep e sprtpbooK
Of all th"s" little stories and I'm sure
Im ripht Tor lust looked TO soc
Well us the htrl" rabbit hoped
along, with his knap-bvE ON his
hack and hts striped candy cane IN
hia right paw h" heard robin red
breast sinEl pg lU hrr nest and this
is what she sane
Some daN Noul hc old enough
To leave the dear home nest.
Iut til mat day just grow and say
10 tr, iu DO my hest
To make INV wings grow hig and
strong
And learn to sing tho whole dAy long
For some day when Im big and free
III huild a most In an apple tree q.
And thcn the robin flew down "a
the ground and pushed back the
PINK Nunhonnct ON her head so that
she could see the little rabbit with
out standing on her toes
' Well here ~ my dear littl,
tri'nd iu'y Bunny she twIttcred
How * he today go
Very well thank you ma am.
replied the little rabbit. and then M
opened his knapsnck and gave her u
pioc" ot sponge cake for her lulr
brides. That won hurt them - Il
hit said he 'for my mother made
II and us vcr, y mplc
And then the littlc robins pccpcd
over their nest and cried "Oh. hurry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Rippiing Rhymes


tsplht thlh
Don't tblA Unless your talking II
oi the lo,ol brand. the mudest kind
OF knocking the people will not
stand, at such crucial season
there In no .ort o' REASON fnr even
limiting treason. in freedoms spung
led HAND some men when times
were peaceful, pcre prone n paw
the air. they d hand out av aisctul
~ words, nor sweat hair. thcS Z
roast. In language thrilling the
gents In congress milling. aud cen
the statesman filling the prcsiden-
ti1l chair And now they still are
hhndin' their superheated stuff. u
seems thev cant abandon this tbing
uf dishlng quit, there'll be- an C,o-
latun ~ wrath and rctrlnutlou to
slop their clOCution, then thcNN be
siili enough The other night a
spIrlcr Nls ronsed from his reposo
and told by vengeance dealer To
rise ANA don his clothes, then he
was swiftly taken to the Woodland
glade forshken, and soaked. TN he
was achin., with whips ana things
Ike those Tho patriots had risen,
since he had talked too far. and
feathers then were his'n all nicely
mixed with tar, they used him IN
thls manner. then made the also
Ianuer salute the nations banner,
and Hiss each stripe and star on,
may YOU never suffer the agony
ana pain endured hy this foot dutfer
who was not safe or sane. IL 1t IN
your ambition To think and talk
sciition you'll need a learned ply
siciun 20 make yuu whole again r
r,Dpl uslt t9ls by George Mst'he~ Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Little BennB's Notebook

l1N lsIsFs 7 NJ r
Pop was smoking and thinking
In the setting room after supper,
and | scd Pop
Dil | hear my ferst name men
toned said pop.
DO YOU know wat the eplglottls
Is? sed
Wy yes, epiglottls, epiglottis, sed
pop, Wy yes. do YOU mean the epi-
CLOTHS between Northe and South
America
No sir It's In fiEzeology. every
bodys got one, | sed
O tn he sure, that epiglottis sed
pop, thawt for a moment you mite
he referring to the geograffical one,
wy yea, let me see. the epiglous,
the epiglottis is, let me see, the epi-
glottis II that part OF the body wich
In extreme cases has to be removed.
How do YOU meen, pop, removed
ware / sed
That depends on the whereabouts
OF the patient, sed pop, but no, on
End thawts I'm ronE the epiglot-
tia is that comparatively unimport
ant portion OF the antony rite next
to the, that is to sny rite between
the
III tell YOU wat II is pop, sod,
the epigolottis is the little thing In
] Your throat that keeps the food frum
going duSn the rong way wen YOU
swallow
Well blast IL an, YOU knew all
the time. wat in the name oy Ger
minny did you ask me for sed pop
| wunted 10 see II you knew, | sed.
You go on with your homework,
scd pop. and II hcer another peep
] nut pf xpn v.aLa Npn m AZ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

The testimony OF all training
camps Is that military training mas
proven most excellent and thof-
ouTh democratizer OF men. All KINDS
OF social. religious and racial pref
udIces yield to the general fellow
shin and consciousness Of eomrade-
ship. II training for an emergency
does this. why would It not be a
good idea to adopt the idea as a
permanent thing7 few years Oh
this treatment for the young men
would do more to abolish the hypheh
in all It's aspects than all the imisra-
ton legislation that could be passed
In century Instead OF universe
Training being a temptation to mil
tarism. It Is able to be the greatest
fire under the melting pot that has
lBeen thought Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
The Woman Who Changed
RY lane Phelns
By Jane Phelps

rhat is childish. Yuy are yourc
ou' YOU viii have to leN Nn-and IN,
sooner the better-that thn u,.'.
mas one code for "A woman a,o,,..-
Tor man. This world OF sor,,,,
mean because MIR. Howard do.
so'"ethlHs, Mrs Howard /, civ., -.
~ us Sc, To 90 the same thing. Me-
"'"' Mrs. Howard. are priv.
teu creatures many ways. Tn,
'"Ne care OF the women they Io,,
or honor, or desire: and, in returr
they demand absolute liberty NJ ~,
tlon. Relieve me, YOU will hold vo,,.
husband far more surely by nakt,.
MN proud Of you-by LETTING hin,
see your superiority-thann ny i,.,r.
ieaIous and fault finding. or anins
,he vulgar and declaring that "uh.t
" sauce for the goose. is sauce 10,
N'"uer' and, consequently. los
N '"H respect, That doesn't mean
YOU are to sit at home and mon.
oI ~, 'n"' you are never TO accept an,
'''le attention from others. Bur h.
sure YOU Keep your skirts c,.,,
Don't look 80 shocked I, ,,n,, ..
Always ''''
An Awakening.
knew, by this time. tina, ma
riage was not all happiness-.ah ioyI
My husband often seemed out OF symk
pathy with me, and had not always
been an angel. not by any mea no.
Yet, Sometimes. the thot OF HI
wooinE would come with blttei
rush---the memory OF his love words
now so seldom heard II was harn
and bewilderinK. TO have George SO
changed.
wondered just how and why II
was, So MY thoughts would go back
to our honeymoon. and / had an ach-
ing memory that even before that
was over. had sensed a change
slowly. the feeling OF something
missing had taken possession OF me
George was so proud he wanted me
TO be so perfect felt ms II he
would like to have me put into some
sort OF n machine and kept there
until was turned out exactly in
the shape he desired. II was hor-
rid feeling THAT you were all wrong
TO the man who once made you feel
YOU we're alt that was right
with a sense OF weight. almost
unbearahe. in my heart. | had set
myself the task of making myself
over making Of myself the woman
George Howard wanted his wife %
become. and to Danish forever the
girl he had married, and claimed --
then -to--think perfect
(Tomorrow-The Dinner Menu
Copyright 1918 by George Msttht~ Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
PHONES:
DAILY Food

Com. now and let ur redkon to-
Kether. saith the Lord. though youi
aims b. as scarlet. they shall he rs
white a. snow though they he r"o
like crimson, they shall hc hs wool
lisa i:ls
Por him who washed YOU In MS
blood,
Ye saints. your loudrst songs pre-
pare
He sought you wandering Tar from
God,
And nov preserves you by his care
Now, in Christ Jesus, Sc who
sometime were far Off are made
nigh by the blood OF Christ Gph
2,l5,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

Mr.. Gompers does not Ike the
idea OF conscrftiuE labor Then
Mr.. Gompers should see that labor
does not hinder In this time Of great
national need For our part W.
cannot see any difference between
the men called 60 fight In the
trenches and the men necessary 20
supply food for their susteuancc and
gums and ammunition for them to
shoot with In time ~ war one Is
sh necessary as the other. one et
poses his life for i15 month and
the other gets from s. 20 s.. and
possibly more for the daN tor FUR
nishing him with war materials lu %
comparative place ~ safety Both
should be placed on the same u'i
tary basis. Mr. Gompors and po'u
cal exiKencies notwithstanding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

The Houston Chronicle warns us
against getting into a mental state
that encourages panic b, coutcm
piauon OF the stupendous chor,,
Ter Of this war and the Errl, loss
OF life and property involved There,
nre always some neurasthor,. p,p.
ME ready TO claim any grrat d.eas
ter is a heavenly visitation aud tH.f
more dire things are In store for Go
wicked world II must be rerc.n.
bered that this is not the first tive
that extinction has threatoneI he
human race. yet we are Etill hei,
The Ersst pRgue which started tn
China In 1894 and by i3tI had pcn
.trated almost all the known world.
slew its millions and many people
went practically craEs about II
some people are almost crazy over
the present trouble. But mankind
viii survive and doubtless succeed
ing generations viii find In this
treat upheayai new energy MAX
ing for the bs,terment Of the race.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
The Daily HoroscoH''

o stars incline, bst - s,s NJ
Ne.,nspsr syndieaIe

af, unfortunate day IN
s s,rection. according TO the
plansu The stars Saturn rules
m'I,h sylf power. while Neptune Is
ffrrder this sway new dangers and
nIlcations may arise. in the war
oprjnQ 20 treacherv and hidden 10
fIuences that will be revealed.
II is not promising Eoyernment
for the navy or for those who iraNel
strange 90 say the Great lake.
x,tl partIclpate in the sinister tt-
fsc,s OF Neptune. storms and as
n,ters are presaged for the sprlhS
nsrL davs are prognosticated TO-
many in the United states. owing %
chaotic politics IN connection win
the war. Many changes amons
,hos. who lead men. whether m
civil or military affairs. are proph
esied.
peace that NAV be agreed on sIf-
denly is one OF the indications ina
astrologers emphasize. but they DE-
/ clare that II II comes this year u
will not be the peace with victory
but the peace that precedes sec
ond waEsevsn more horrible than
/ the present one.
The stars that indicate chaos
seem to show that lack ot organiza
ton will affect the war work o'
women. who must concentrate an
eliminate all overlapping sctiNiiies
which contend for authority.
Persons whose birthdate " IL VII
have an active year In business
Travel AID change are pressEed
Chlldrs1aborn on this day proh
be unusually intelligen
They are likely 10 ~
great fAvorites and TO lead evenun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

The Huns, planning seditiou'
uprising in Morocco, sought to make
use Of that notorious bandit chief
tain, Raisuii. by offering TO mako
him sultan, This is the first time
this person has been heard Of since
Roosevelt gave him fleeting fame
by his lnconic message -"Perdioaris
alive or Raisuu dead 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

Even the women are not exempt
from loyal vengeance. A woman
up in Michigan was given a dose
OF tar and feathers for making dts
loyal remarks when q woman Is
q seditionist she will no TO moro
reckless lengths than the man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

The "hot stove league has trouble
ahead. 4 country, merchant mas
found that by painting red checks
on his stove he saves fuel ana the
congregation will hardly notice tho
difference but what there Ia ti"e In
the stove.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

Draw 20 tarfuuu ot a swarm OF
.,ruplarrS urd labcl u Eagles
write a motion picture play with
scene laid Boo q dance hay In Alaska '
Produce "a play with a new suolec,
Ike the eternal triangle
Write "a humorous story about h'l.
irp oli income tax blanks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

There is little sense tn thinking
about Austria making a separate
peace Not while the Germans have
several fighting units of theirs prac-
teal hostages on the western front