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LONDON, July 20, '17-One OF
those low days" Muggy and gray
without; moody and gray within. l
find | am a very ordinary young wo-
man, weak and wabbly. / feel sus.
pended between earth and heaven,
af,oat In space. unable to grasp any
thing firmly. 1t is this horrible in
action a host OF memories leering
at me across an ocean and half a
continent, from a man who does not
need me A host of prayers leaping
TO me from across this little strip OF
English channel, from wounded men
who do need me. And l alone in this
great strange city, my hands idle,
my heart a prey 70 remembrance OF
what was and yearning for what is
to he,
But 7 shouldn't say l am alone.
Doctor Rolf is here, and other ador-
able friends But somehow their
pleasant company Is Ike q sip of
milk when what you really want is
something to set your teeth into and
tear must have loving work to
fAl my empty heart or 1 shall go
mad
Oh, to drench myself in work. To
lose my thoughts in thoughts or
others To weary my body in serv-
ice! I am like a drinker deprived Of
his glass Love was my drink. and
when that was snatchcd away !
slipped at this and that substitute--a
drauCht Of action n draught Of Doc
tor Will" a draught of Roger Lam
6is-unul now have nothiny but an
lnsipld dose OF London Sights
which leaves my thirst unslaked,
London gives me a strange sensa-
ton OF hafflement our language is
supposed TO be the same Yet there
Is something so different about the
English speech. English manners
even the English traffic custom OF
turning to the left instead Of to Right
that | miss the comtortableNkin-
snip | expected
July 80 Feeling better doctor
VIII" took me for a series of bus
rides today which crlss.cossed pretty
much the whole city, My heart went
out 10 this nation Of befeaved wom-
en- who are working at mems occu-
pations with such inspired zeal. Des-
doctor WIZ" He protests so little at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

Well, just as the water rat picked
up the stone to hrow It at dear, kind
Uncle Lucky, as I mentioned in the
last story, they heard the sound OF
tinkling bell and a beautiful white
eat with little silver bell on a blue
ribbon around Its neck jumped right
across the road and pinched the
water rats tail so hard with her
sharp claws that he cried and
dropped the stone on his foot and
sprained his big toe.
I'D eat you up" said the big white
cat. "only don't like water rats"
and then she gave his tail another
pinch.
You have done us q great favor"
said Uncle Lucky, getting out Of the
automobile and shaking hands with
the white cat. 'lf you hadn't ar
rived just now I'm sure that dreadful
water rat would have smashed my
goggles with that stone"
Don't thank me anymore" said
Jae WNlle cat. nut take me lOt q
ride, for rye never ridden in
Luckymobile, and | hear It is the best
car made" And this so pleased the
dear old gentleman rabbit that he
took off his automobile goggles and
gave them to the white cat, and
didn't she look queer with them ONT
Wen, I just guess she did, and II she
had ever seen herself in the looking
glass l guess she would have taken
them right off. But she didn't, for
she had lost her vanity bag with the
little mirror in IT and the powder
puff and some other things whlch
I won't tell you anything about;
Wen. as soon as Billy Bunny hau
tucked the white cat into the LUCY
mobile. the old gentleman rabbit haa
II 20 so fast that she begged nun -
go slower. "I can't see tnlnS,
she said. And the wind whistles "
nv ears so fast that cant near ~ a
self speak" And then OF c0ui - ~
Uncle Lucky made the automopile : a
slower and after a while they ID
10 n wooden house close to the roau, !,
side. ''What's this?" asked tine otI
gentlemnn rabbit. and then he reSu
the sign out loud, and I'm gao ne
ala for vou can hear what ne says.
"Mr. Ely Phant. Turkish and
shower Baths" o.,
Lets 20 in and have a nice oath,
said Rnly Bunny, I'm all dirty Sc
they went in, but the white cat only
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
The Surprise.
WI


LX%I.
Mr.. Dudley walked home with me
tonight. had known that he was
going to. l smoothed my hair with
care, and put on my hat at a daring
angle. Well If John had Eliza
Moon. l had Mr.. Dudley!
He spoke at once of my writings.
II see possibilities In 1t. Mrs. Dams
forth. YSur diction is not clear,
your style is faulty your sentences
are poor, l will nave one of the
readers go over 1t with you. We can
not use this one. But perhaps an
Cther--'o
you can't use shis onet" / know
my voice was filled with incredulity
anger. why, / worked on It four
hours And I've been studying that
stye of writing for a mosth"
Mr.. Dudley looked at me squarely.
YES, but our writer has been do
ing that sort Of thing for ten years" "
Mr.. Dudley paused, as II on the
verge Of a precipice' Then he
jumped
30 you remember what / was
saying to you the other day at
mnch?"
I did remember. distinctly He had
said. ~ am interested in your type
OF woman"
But | shook my head vaguely.
''It's about you, Mrs. Danstorth.
I'VE been interested IN you since you
came into the office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05


J Astrology reads this as one of the
| most fortunate Of days. Mars, Nep-
| tune. Venus, the Sun. Jupiter and
Neptuue are all in benefic aspect
During this confirmation it is well
TO push al enterprises, both busl-
ness and social.
The planetary influences are be-
lieved TO be stimulants to effort, and
to insure the best possible results
There is a most auspicious sign
FOR the army which should make
big gains under this sway
on the sea, also. American forces
should be successful SHIPPING comes
under q sway making for great in
crease in tonnage.
Jupiter gives fair promise to mer-
chants and bankers who will profit
through enterprises that have In
them the element Of unselflshness.
II must be understood, the seers
declare. that all prophecies Of finan-
cial success depend largely upon eau
tlon and wisdom at this time. when
speculation and risks are under a
sinister sway.
Earthquakes again are predicted
for the west and fer Canada.
summer resorts IN certain parts
Of the country will be profitable, es-
peo.aiiyAin August, when there will
be long hot spell.
Persons whose birthdate II Is will
have successful year and increase
i'm business. They should avoid new
enterprises.
Children born on this day will be
steady. reliable and persevering.
These subjects Of Cancer are usually
kind and affectionate.
Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure Nowspa
per syndicate I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
rNpEn coNEn OF WAR.

one thing iS certain the admin
lstration win continue 200 put tnn
war into politics ~ every opppr-
tuni'y, The administration asked
10 be reelected becaus" wo wor"
not in war. and b. is uDw '.h.nt
endorsement bccau"c "r ar"
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OF Democratic house ana ''n''"
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

The announcement thas state cf
war has been declared The Rls-
sian province of Arc1r1rcl IS an
other one of those puzailng messages
from the land of the late car. This
may mean little or It aGy be impott.
ant but the aggravatIng thing il we
will have to walt To- find out just
what It does mean The province Of
Archangel includes the entire Arc
tic coast of Russia, in some cities of
which allied troops are guarding
stores of munitions to keep them
from falling into the hands Of Ger
mans or pro-Germans. It may be
the spark to start a new explosion
nr. it may lhe a-futiie flash In the pan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

The abolition OF the stamp punch
boards is just and fit thing, The
cause OF this nation ia too sacred a
thing to be forwarded by the opera
tion Of gambling schemes. True,
the bond sales were boosted by raf-
fles. but it was not right, for Amer
lean loyalty Is true enough to the
Flag without having to descend to
such devices to emonstrate its
strength. Let us do all we can TO
help win the war but let us do 1t
in a clean, unquest.onable manner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
Little Benny's Notebook

NV cuzziR Sue, came TO see M
yestldday, waw'fing in the settinl
room while | was making a bridg,
on the floor with my engineering set
saying, Hello Rem waits you doing
Making play sumthing, sed l.
Let play sumthinE, sed Sue
| am playing sumthinE. | sed
Well | aint, sed Sue lets us play
sumthing ware we are both playing
sumthinC
An rite. T sed, let's us plav I'm the
greatest engineer In the werld bid
ing bridge, and let's us play you're
a big crowd OF people standing err
round watching him.
NlCN we started 10 do, Keeping
on buiinc the bridge and her stand
ing there saying Hcrruy herray,
look mt the greatest engineer in the
wcrld wat hes doing, horray.
Being pr.tty good " a game, ony
pr.tty soon Sue started 10 start to
ger tired Of i;, saying, O, let's us
play sumthinrg elts
Aw heck watts the matter with
this2 ! sod
L don't have enuff 90 DO In IL. lets
play sGwth.ug elts, sed Sue.
wen let's us play I'm still bildlng
the bridge and let's US play the ferst
crowd has went away and another
h,g crowd has came up, and you can
Doe the other big crowd. I sed
Hay. cut that out. hay I dident
say Id play that, did ]? ! yelled.
And cawt ahold OF herHoot lest
as she was kicking Il, and she sat
down on the floor with sutch a
feyrso bang it shook all the rest OF
the bridge down. and she sed il I
dident ieeve her pull my hair all her
mite she wood cry like enything
and me wood come mp and give me
30 licking So I left her do it, hert-
ing Ike enythlne, and then I went
out 20 play with the fellows and
Left her come out and watch us.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

Says Luke McLuke, when mar
ried woman gets the Idea that some
other man Understands her bet
ter than her husband, some divorce
lawyer is going to get the price OF a
vacation. And the same thing ls just
rs true the other way around, with
the chances In either case that u
few funerals may result.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
kalsg8eEricn(lN'l
R&Fol7ert e: ~

got as far as the door, for who do
you suppose was the owner OF the
place? Why Billy Bunny's old
friend, the Circus Elephant, and cats
are dreadfully afraid of elephants,
you know, or perhaps you don't but
please take ny word for 1t. for II
elephants are afraid of mice why
shouldn't cats be afraid Of elephants,
I should Ike TO know?
."Gracious me, but I'm glad to see
you" said the kind Circus Elephant.
Come right in and get a shower.
You know people usually say. come
right In and get out Of the shower"
and the elephant laughed at his Joke
and poked Uncle Lucky In the ribs
until the old gentleman rabbit
coughed, A
Well pretty soon after UnclS
Lucky had taken off his stovepipe
hat and his gold watch, he was reas9yy r,sy
for his shower, and in the nextsntia-
you shall hear how the old the
man rabbit got into a figb'
Turkish Towel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

There In mo- doubt the women
would make good sentries IN tho
listening posts Of No Mans
Land, but how are you going to
keep them from talking back when
they don't like what they hear7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

Chickens come homo to roost.
Having taught tho doctrine OF hate
to nation, the time is coming when
tho kaiser will find what II means
to have the results OF that lesson
turned upon himself,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

King George has the war to thank
for one blessing, He knows now the
Joy of American pancakes and maple
syrup, Had It not been for Ameri-
ncan soldiers he might have gone to
his grave without that experience.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

Since the Italians have been
fighting 30 bravely TO make this
world safe for democracy we have
almost forgotten that we used to
call them "dagoce"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

The Austrian soldiers went down
on the, Venetian plain in the hope
sf getting copious drafts of that
fine Italian wine. Instead they got
q magnificent Italian punch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

The "city dads" IA haVinS taS on both
legislated a substnnS.n,gga The under.
sIsnsa yin SssSsf Is psa'Soaf q Il these pets At
reasonable n mutually agreed upon.
prices to " 1y,Ioious dogs wanted. Nice
No ola o nreferred. Waupaca Sau-
fat dogs slfa---waupaca (Wls.) Post
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
Daily Food


The Lord Ia nigh unto them ths, ara o
. broken heart, and saveth such "a be OF I
eontriie spirit. PA. 3A:la.
Come, weary souls, with sin distressed.
Come and accept the promised resi.
Tho Savior's gracious call obey,
And east your gloomy fears away.
Look upon mine afflicilon and my pait
and forgive all my sins. PHs, 26.1S,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

Many people fail in their duty as
citizens because they do not rccor-
nize the difference between being
good and doing good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
Political Announcement.

] hereby announce my candidacy for the
office Of Judge OF the Superior Court OF
Tulsa county. subject TO tho action OF the
Democratic primary. August 0, 1918.
LEE DANIEL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
On tho Spur,
.aMeNfOrnont
iIIAc)naIS ffilLip

Tho attorney had pleaded earnest -
ly for the young married woman
who had been arrested for speeding
her automobile at forty miles an
hour through the business district
hut he could make no visible i'm
impression upon tho court
Have you anything to say before
sentence Ia passed upon your asked
the Judge of the fair prisoner.
We'll, yol~ see. It was this way,
your honor" she replied 81 had
Just bought n sac hat downtown and
was trying to get It home before
IL went out of style---'
THAT win do Interrupted the
court. "rhe case is dismissed for
your husbands sake, II for nothing
else"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

SUNDAY ONLY.

MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Ia exclusively entitled
10 the use for repu blicAtiOn OF all news dis
patches credited TO II or Otherwise cred
ited 10 this paper and also the local news
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
Tho Hog Ford

house Is figuring on taking down its
combination stovepipe and periscope.
Poke Eazley broke his hoe handle
today and has decided to let nature
take it's course for the balance Of the
hot weather.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
Song OF u Ynnkrc KnIttlng Girl.

Song OF n Yankee Knitting Girl.
VIII Cossotto or Adelaide OF Jeanne
with eyes Of blue.
Pick up the stitch drop by chance
and mend the toes Of you?
Threading II loyal smile for France
the dainty stitches through
or will those downcast maiden
eyes see through "A golden haze
Some gallant lad, some khaki lad
with brave, audacious ways?@ n
Hear little lifting pipes that play
above the "Marselllaise"
Methinks 1t is the wascst thing to
knit you strong and true.
Lest Cossctte or Adelaide or Jeanne
with eyes OF blue
Should drop another stitch, perhaps
aud spoil the toes Of YOU
Now they arc talking OF taxing
the breakfast table" The only way
to evadc that will be to take break
fast Ia bed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
PmkUilEe PGrdgrafs.

Columbus All
sop Jared him
self Off a lot OF
nice apples by
playing Asleep
In the Deep" on
his bass fiddle
out in the shade
Of the orchard
yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
Horoscope.
Friday. July 3, 1918.

The aarsolncllne, but de not com
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05

Tho men folks or Enid havo had
no lIy up their safety razors or go
without shave Tho BARRIERS have
gone ON a strike because tho owners
~ shave their commia-
gIOug
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-05-17
Will Your Name Be On
The Roll of Honor?

Uncle Sam provides clothes, food, weap-
ons etc, but he depends upon the people
at home to assist and maintain the Red
Cross, the Y. NJ. c. A. War Work, the X. of
C. War Work and to provide the other
comforts that soldier needs and should
have. This is exactly the work that the
War Relief Chest will accomplish.
Don't think that because you bought
Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps
that you are exempt from contributing to
the War Relief Chest, because every dollar
you have invested with Uncle Sam will be
repaid at good rate of interest.
By contributing to the War Relief Chest
you show that you are a true American,
show that you are at one with the holy
purpose of aiding our men and comfort
ing the widows and orphans.
And you show that you are loyal to this
community, working beside your neigh
borS in this mighty task, valuable part Of
this commonwealth, and an asset in its flu
ture welfare.
For the names of those who give gener-
ously to this $36O,OO0 War Relief Chest
will always be roll of honor, not govern
ed by the large amount or by the small, but
by the love and loyalty that mark the gift.
And if any fail to place their names on
this roll, the community will have lost, be-
cause ever after those citizens cannot hold
up their heads In the closer fellowship of
Newark and Licking county,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-05-17
It's Entirely Up To
YOU!

The matter of your personal donation to
the Licking County War Relief Chest
rests squarIy upon your own shoulders,
and your own conscience. If you sensibly
reason it out with your own good judg-
ment, you will realize that you CANNOT
afford NOT to give.
You MUST give to keep your self-re-
Spect. Your contribution of money can
not compare with many a mothers con-
tribution of her only Son-with many a
child's contribution of her daddy-cannot
compare with many brides contribution
of her husband. But your contribution
of money will keep husbands, fathers and
sons happy while they are fighting your
fight-keep them well when enemies wish
them Sick-heal their wounds and bring
them home.
The Community War Relief Chest is the
one big effort to be made to get your sub
ScriptiOnS for an entire years contribu-
tons If successful if YOU do YOUR
part it will provide this years money from
Newark and Licking county for Red Cross
Work, Y NJ. C. A., K of c., Belgian and
French Relief and all other worthy war
relief funds.
You must give for Safety-s sake. By do
ing your BEST-not merely your bit
your dollars will back up Uncle Sans
fighting men in such manner that the
war will stay over there.
And you must give for the sake of the
1900 Licking county boys who are Sacri-
fcng their lives for our liberty and freedom. II
urging to make the right when
Der of the War Chest Committee calls on you next week
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-05-17

You will solicited the
and prefer
Every Dollar Will Go For Actual Relief Work
will be
provided separate fund.
The paid into the War Relief Chest will
ton of the executive committee
who will make
THAT Licking shall do its full of
Va Relief.
effort shall be
relief shall be
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-05-17
Send All Your Help To Our Boys in Trench, Camp
And Hospital, and To All War Sufferers,
Through the County War Relief Chest

Relief will be EVERY AP
Relief best known these of
NJ other
inga War Relief of kind.
anything about? How learn
possibly
effort meeting them
Certainly War Relief Chest will enable
give inteIigenty and effectively.
fully
the worthy "a Relief agencies
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-03-11
MI: E:ATLE5S
ORDER MODIFIED
by OFFICIALS

District Food Administrator w r.
Hii1ery yesterday received the follow
fng telegram from Royal NJ Gunnison,
territorial food administrator:
Juneau, March 10.-Owang to
shortage. arising largely
from weather conditions and the scar
city of ocean transportation to handle
foreign shipments, a temporary sur
plus OF marketable livestock has arisen
in the United States. To hold this
over until later in the season w0ul&
cause unnecessary sacrifice of corn,
much of which has already been used
in fattening cattle because of inability
to market corn. due to the before
mentioned weather conditions.
Therefore the food administration
authorizes the withdrawal of all re-
strietions on the use of meat and
pork. except beefless and porkless
Tuesday, until further notice
"It is urged that during this tenn
porary reduction of meat restrictions
the public will use meat products to
offset the consumption of wheat prod.
ucts, as there is greater necessity for