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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Hunting a Husband
By Nj airy Douglas

when she saw me Happiness at
seoing me- what could IT meUn'
Miss Lane she said at once.
would YOU help mer'
| could not very well refuse her,
Tho de- QSt like Jeanne.
81 do want 20 make up with Tom.
You are an old friend cf his like
nm older sister Couldn't YOU help
m"' Tell him some ono wants 20
meet him; and then bring me ine"
You w1pt to make up with Tom ?
Then why don't you say you were
wruug2"
Il couldn't do that" said Jeanne,
- have never begged a mans pardon
In my lifc'"
Tho silly pride Of this whole at
tltude augered me But didn't Tom
way IN toll Tom YOU want to see
would chanre all thdt'
Il Will do what I can for you
Jeanne" | said nut not In your
way. I'll tell Tow you want to 500
him You must do the rest
Jeanne thanked me with pretty
smile,
Hut somehow J cannot feel that
Fom should marry her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
The Woman Who CHANGED
By Jane Phelps

: need mentor" George ropliod with
/ "a fruwn She Will probably Hach
/ YOU that "a butler is not intcudSd to
walk upon
"oh, | didn't moan to say anything
/ 80 silly ! apol0gIzcd Please don {
| be cross. ! meant that it was so nice
ana coy To have just Annie wait
/ upon She has dome very nicely.
/ buut You think SO gH
Yes she has done very we'll But
/ YOU viii need more attention as we
ga out and entertain [ have told
Mira sexton 10 get YOU u personal
maid. Annie can find plenty 10 do
/ as chnmhcrmaid and helping the
. butler"
'Oh, George, let me have Annie
[ I am used To her Shc hclps mo very
I nicely really she does"
1 80, YOU need thoroughly com
/ potent ndys maid Then. as [
T started 10 speak. he added There
7 ~ mo- need TO discuss the matter n
/ Is settled"
/ hit my lips 10 keep from either
crying or hlurtnr out something for
which J should bo sorry Mrs ScN-
ton. 1t seemed. was 10 bc consulted
about everything. not t. She was 10
[ hire my servants. tU plan nay dinners.
+ In fact 10 run my house.
/ .E' 'ldently thinking from my ai-
lenc" that he had disposed of the
matter. George nmmciiatcly com.
wcnoea io talk of what I should
wear
Stunning Dinner Gown.
want YOU to have something
very different from anything I'm your
Wardrobe he said when ! proicStcI
mat ! dld not need another dress.
something rne more diguifiyd
! as to materials and gui"
Hnt won't n make mo look old
a dress Ike thnt''
You may Doe sure ! shall not buy
YOU anything unsuitable"
or course YOU wouldn't" said
thAn | repeated what June Ilusor
ana Peter Rivers had said about his.
generosity and about my hciur
handsomely dressed. His only com
mrnt was.
They would have been inst ma
ready 10 criticize both YOU and me.
had Won NOT been"
what color shnl hayorn I
asked. really loved urrftv thinrs
ani ! w'R Interested am buying them
think shade ~ blue Some
"' iNc soft pastel shades would tel
becoming. However. wen see. rr1,
nn, I VIII 20 with sou hr s1fi
with hls sudden smile that aIwl,,a
Wado "a wave ~ love for him sVoop
over me. and made me want 10 put
my arms around him Hut I had
learned 90 control ull such feelings
fa'o very occasionally so / only re-
Piled.
When shall we goT'
Tomorrow morning. Come down
about eleven, We will order the dress |
then I'm take YOU out IN luncheon.
BE sure Nou look an right"
'oh that will be loyry' whore
shalt We go'"
ITO the Elite ! believe"
'l'r never been thcre % will ha|
quite q treat" I said
When George put ON his hat and /
cont Go Eo ou' as usual. Nenturod 90 .
pint my arms around h.s neck aud TO J
thank him for hts generosity to me l
That's an riEhy' ne returned Il
10 things quite as much for my own
sake as for yours"
IL has been In my mind 20 saw I
hoped he soon would let Mrs sexton
20. but his cold speech chilled me
and | said nothing. .
Tomorrow--An Hablhle OF the Place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
The Way out.
CHAPTER LN\NNlI

lhc NAN bNts
CHAPTER LNNNVlI.
Mother and Aunt Emily are de-
lighted AZ the prospect OF my spend
ing the wintcr''wlih them In South
Minister.
"RrinE your warm clothes" Aunt
Emily wrote, for the winters are
very severe here"
| looked at my new blue fox fur
Mrs, Ashby had thrown It around my
shoulders as l. left
No, no, YOU must take IL. Sara,
she said when | demurrgd II want
you 10 think OF mo now and then.
y ou have meant much 10 me"
Now that I am home again, flnd
| cannot stop thinking Of George
Arnold Perhaps II was not my fault
-- only my ignorance. His standards
are not my standards, II Is all life.
experience. And I shall know more.
he more keonly alive to situations.
Nct am slad--so Rlad TO leave all
that behind me. And turn my face
to the new
And now South Minsterl
As I walked down town this morn
Ing | met Jeanne. Her face liz up
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

The proposition 10 remove the
statue OF Frederick the Great from
our nationakcapftal is just and oon-
aistent Not that q work OF art can
do harm to the nations welfare. but
the principle for which the grea,
warrior stood should not have any
standing memorial In free America.
The pollution OF Prusslanism should
be put out OF sight and example OF
rising generations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
More school Room Nccdcd.

BRISTOyy. okla, March
A proclamation by the mayor n
been issued this week calling .'.
an election FOR the purpose ur "'.
ing bonds FOR another now s'H
building. one 20 Doc huilt ON ~"
unit system as adopted in T1l'a
few wears ago Thc building H.
be 46xi60 feet and VIA contA" r''
rooms. an assembly room urI
large gymnasium a new "
room building was just Comr....
last year. but when the prnr.
term OF school opened 81 wRs ION.
that every room In the school hH '
ings were full and that more 20.
would have TO be furnished by n'N
season (
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Men Who Came Back

CCopyrlghted by tho Hri"-hNADi.
ian Recruiting MrH.nH1
bv SrRGT. II I Nfk<eFr r..r
q-th pgitpIIor a. D.
,,-..,.., DO. .... .,...
liNh hospital snip 'Anglei'."' I. i.a
english channel hp Hpu sg,ur~.Ha
while recuporaGn- iH Err,arH u.
my brother who had AIS, made h#
way to England. a physrl' wreck
escaped from the German priso"
Frank went over GO EuglanId il r...
list and went into action with '0H
| First TmperIals iu August, l9ll N
was during the nuus OF The 81 N.rr.
| think. that he was ukyu prtsrHe
Ills hands, almost shape'cVs
proof or what sometimes haopyn# go
English prisoners who refuse o.
make ammunition for tho IuH
use on us After that they SOM ..
Ia work in the Coal mn'
Twice he attempted cselnc. u.r'
reaching tho border. mud was H'
back. Tho thin! time hc wortcI .s,
the details more carefully TGr s
thing he ala WAS To lup hls sf
with sugar sacks. this hy Che v1N r'
clothing when tho time plme Z, H...
card tho things that vuMd nlr.
him. The Germans make It lmn s-
slhle forgtheir prisoners tn 40 ruHr
with tho identifying uarl.g ON tan.r
sleeves. hv thcir systcm ~ cutting
out tho material aud sowing r s
strip ~ ard,hcr color. yellow ar
rcd etc. So the cscarur pfsoun-
finds there is nothing to DO h.t 20
throw away the garment og Nn
empty hole Is iust ms guoI Mr0'.-
cation ns the colored c'oth sowrIan
So when tho propltious numoH'
arrived. INV brother ana 70 .sI ~
his, Macintosh, Srnt,lHar. sd"
forth in their sugar sacks Tnrs hH
no maps and had 10 lo nH.ia1 rH
watch ana compass They npd boom
told by the Germans thar there ulr
two hours difference in rarla.--
timo between Holland and where
they we're I'm Germany. OF u.-Irh .H..
made mental note ana rot fN.i-
watches carefully hv urir1n time
Eleven days they tr,vC'rd thru tHa
woods and under co,cr of dHr.rss..
living ON roots hnf what food .Nt
Noycmhc- vood4 rff1rJal D., st.H.f
finally that thcy must laya pm. .HaI
Holland. ~They apDr0rrH.1 ..rH
lated districts Eut wcr, mf Pro-
come out in the omen io ..t .n..r-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Little BenRy'G Notebook

A------~ - - - - - . - - - - =
Vest ddU. NNrnuun / went in the
shoe place TO rrt urW heels put on
my shoes, Wlgh they 6ortcny needed
I B. and wen I touh my shoes 90 the
man There Was a. bis hole in one
stocking. Vlth my big toe sluck rite
| throu it mo looking 90 u ana think
/ Ing. G., never knew il was that big
| before.
And sat down on tho bench to
! wait fur the man TO get thTuO, and
! an Of % sudd,n who came In but
| Mary Watkins with a pair Of ladys
shoes 10 be fXcl Hudal HuiCk stuck
tho foot with the hole In 1t under
the bench, and she sod, Hello, Benny
| dident know YOU was IN heer.
l'm waiting for nay shoes to get
heels on, I djdent iypect YOU hcor,
/ s"d with my foot still underneath
the bench Ana Mary Watkins gave
, the shoes TO the man and sat down
alongside Of me, saying lll sit hccr
and wait for you
II mite take long wllc, in case
you're in a hurry Sod.
! dint scd Mary Watkins
II mite take priWy nccr hour
almost. I sod
Wat Jest for heels shc sed, my
goodniss wat YOU got your leg stuck
away under the bench like that for2
Sumthings the matter with II,
sed
How do YOU meen. cramp2 sed
Mary Watkins
II must be, scd, and she sod
Well then you musscnt stick 1t away
undcr Ike that, that's bud for H.
wat you must do ~ Kick II rite strate
out In frunt Of YOU hard AS cuy-
thing 20 ahed, quick Me thinking
O we'll ! mite NJ we'll everybody
got "a big toe. only didcnt. and
Mary watkins sed We'll, wy don't
you Kick II out'
| don't want to, sod, and she sod
Don't bo foolish hurry up. Kick nj
strate uut In trunt OF YOU hard as
YOU can.
u mite make II VERSE scd. ana
she scd, Kenny Potts, that's Il Insult.
II YOU don't kick your lhg strutc out
IN front OF you III nevpr speek to
you agcn.
don't wunt to. I scd. And Mary
watkins got up and wawked rite
out,.and ! quick pulled my leg ous
ON account NJ IN starting 10 get reel
cramp I'm it
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

The archbishop OF York. who
brings n message OF good cheer and
brotherhood from England to this
country IL not conflninE his utter.
ances 10 religious and kindred top
les. In a rocent address At Boston
he took occasion 20 point out once
more that the greatest need OF the
allNs Is now. az II has heon for a
) ear, ships and then more ships
The shipping program Is farther be.
hind It's schedule than any other
portion Of our war plan Testimony
20 this effect has multiplied ot late
Admiral Bowles. who has undcrtA
Ken 10 speed up the shlpbuildlnr
work ot the shipping board. suys
that not a single yard on the At
lantic seaboard aside from those
which have naval contracts is keen.
TX up TO the mark ot production
and Hamilton Hold, editor Of the
Independent. who has been investi
eating shipping conditions for the
tni'ed States chamber OF commerce.
rays h" found no shipyards from
e.. New orltoul to New Jersey which
can produce ship within six
horths Meantime. the can come.
from NcrosS the water Tor more men
and more supplies. and this in turn
entails demand for more ships.
We have raised money enough TO
build half dozen Armadas. but we
have not yet built even a small flo
filia Cannot cansrnsx find n,tt why ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

since there Is. according 10 Ger.
man assertion, no American army In
France, the sector NJ trenches evac-
uatcd by the Huns near Lunovinc
will probably be explained as OF no
military Importance, anyway
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
- .
Daily Food
March 2S

God is love, and he that dwelleth
In love dwelleth In God, and GOD In
him. John t:l6.
Were the whole realm OF nature
mine,
That were present far too small
Love 30 amazing. no divine,
Demands my soul my life. my all
We love him. because he first
loved us / John 4:lg,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

NORMAN. okla, March 2I.--Ten
students of the University OF Okla
homn taking a course In geology
field work will spend the Easter
vacation making observations and
maps IN the Wichltd mountains near
Medicine Park The class will be
I'm charge Of A i. Williams. instruc-
tor. The Easter holidays open on
Thursdny evening ana last until
Tuesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

A prominent packer assigns as the
reason OF bacon being 10 high that
PIGS feet are low. We all know tho
feet OF the animal were normally
on tho ground. but what we would
like to know lie why can't we strike
n middling AVERAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

Strawberries are becoming plon-
tlful on the market No, they wsro
not grown In Oklahoma, but the
price Ia evidence that the prof,eer
has not yet got his thumb on the
product
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Oklahoma Oufbursts

L---------I---- ------------A
when man loofs ne loafs. says
Jly e. Huusr Uut when woman
loaf she knits
when the clocks are changed
what is the FARMER going TO DO who
regulates his time by taking a squint
at the sun
u IT, now generally conceded that
The biblical story about Nebuchad-
ucAznr catins-~trass, really meant
that tho nrtghbors had brought in
"a mess q mustard green's.
ChlCkbsha Express The man who
is ,ooped no In an office Just can I
help euvNing tho fellow whom he
sues passing by with "A fishing pole
and "a bucket OF minnowS.
The enforced retirement OF carl
MorrIs says Jaw y House, also
proves that no elderly woman can
attain moro than a mediocre sue
cess ns "a heavyweiEht puEllist
We doubted all the time that the
Germans couid do 1t without assist
anrc u now develops that tho
long range gun they have been us-
Ink was Invented by Toledo, ONO.
......-
We sHspectrd lt but no we know
that the power behind the throne
on tho Marietta News In womar.
n asserts that an mothor-ln- laws
are good provided the son.in-Htw
makes good
Lee Cruce. who first g achieved
fame A. the second governor OF ok
lRhoma, has recently made ~ for
tune out " a tract Of Indian land
he bought for song In the Head
ton on field
The OkmulEee Democrat feels I'M
pelled to announce that tho congested
railway traffic has delayed tho ar
rival OF the. new owners Does this
mean that the new owners are COM
ing by frelght7
This Is n time when the stay-at-
home strategiHts can tell lust how
tho Germans did It. and what Ilaig
should have done. This column did
not think retroRrad would stand
stedfest after tho Russian threw up
the sponge,
Tho girl from South Main says
that bathing suits, this year, are
two piece combination with Yale
lock, built out of rod rubberiled
satin with front and back panels Of
self-colored Jersey An upper lock-
or OF vlcl kid combined with khaki
cloth adds = popular vogue.
Says Matt Duhr: "Ehen Duck
worth. aged ~ and his wife. Ada
aged lscrnre hunting for liberty IN
prairie schooner peramhulator in
oklahoma. They were married IN
hypocritlcal kansas town rive weeks
ago but were 40 persistsntly COW
helled and nearly mobbed. that thcy
left for safety and a free country.
Mr nuckworth said: After | hunted
for 10 wife 90 long wears found the
game I desired Ada told mo tha
she rather marry me than be hpllced
10 bralnless youngSter. our mar
riage nearly upset the whole Jay
hawker township, The people said
that We should have left the matter
20 a referendum vote We are hunt
Ing for liberty In this pufted up
free country"
Says Secretary Houston. ~ sold
iers are willing to serve in tho
trenches, to dig bitches and build
railroads and risk their lives, many
civilians can well afford to spare
part Of their time to serve In the fur
rows and in the harvest fields"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
PHONES:
All Departments: 5000

Forsisn Advertising Rsprsssptatiyssl Bty
New york, 2Ol Dsvonshirs 81, Boston !
rord. Parsons %, Peoples Gs, Rldg. Cht
s.sc, Oscar q, Davies boA Victor BOG,
Kansas CITY No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

Washington Hooks. who has fig
urcd so prominently IN public AZ
fairs for 80 long, Is an illustration
of what man with determination
can do, he having risen step by step
from the obscure position OF Gus
todian Of the funds or the Dog Hill
church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Western Onion Telegram.
Gehenna March s. lqlt


T.. u. O. Collect
" flohenEollern, Po,sdnm, Ger
many.
] soc YOU are going 10 try 10
swallow Russia Take this tin from
an uld friend and fellow -conqueror
Don't DO A. LOOK what it did 10
my digestion y BuNAPAWTE.
"EEls Have Dropped 20 Il Gents
a Dozen '- Headline.
Eggs. efl Crrtf'h Dozen Gro.
GERS window sign
Moral Believe IN signs. They
are safer than headlines.
Spring Is here.
That is no dream
] know Il, for
They've stopped the steam.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

II you want to know what the
kaiser would DO to us Americans II
he had the chance, Just look at Rus
sia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

II In getting 40 that 4 Is danger
Gus for sediuous man to speak his
mind IN Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

No amount Ia too small, thrift
stamps care for all.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

u is now generally conceded ths,
he biblical story about Nebuchad-
uckynr cattnr-~srass, really meant
that the neghbors had brought in
mess q mustard green's
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

During the past
winter uhn Of tho
coolest places in
tho county was iu
the dining room
of The average
family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

when the clocks are changed
what is the rrmer going 20 DO who
regulates his time by taking a squint
at the sun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

When man lo3fs ne loafs. says
Jly T.. HOUSE Uut when a woman
loaf she knlfs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
PunkiHUiHe Pdrdgrafs
By GEORGE BINGHAM.

T. he nC % II v
ruuRta hle now
has added new
laurels to % ts
brow ne having
found the post
masters hat after
II had been Civ
en- up as lost
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
On@sSpUr
@sE,!!!O.:!a!!3!;l,o:nt &c! q (:
TACTICAL.

II ! were running tho war.
] would be glad 20 see
The Oermans getting all MIXED UP
In Russia.
The further they 20. the worse
They will be mixed up
And thinned out and homeslck.
II the whole German army
Were rcnt into Russia
There would be only one man
rro every square mile,
And then the western front
Gould get up and move east
About 200 miles,
And II would all 10 over
That may be all wrong
From n TACTICAL standpoint.
nut II sounds good
old Rloodshot NH
Any more trouble than he
~ FolnK To have ,u Russia
In about three months
Russia may win the war for the
allies yet
II Is sn'd tho conductorcsscs on
The New NorE car lines are ringing
up all tho fares and tho company Is
making more money than formerly.
We'll most women know how 60
make every nickel count
save your food and win the war. "
Herbert.
Also
Savo your courage and win the
war
But don't save your money.
Huy thrift stamps.
Expert saws the food substitutes
In Germany taste and smell like tho
real thins, hut haven't the food
value
Don't YOU believe H. SO suhsu-
tulc ON earth could taste and smell
Ike limburEcr cheese or Sauer-
kraut
Sow TrutFky s raising an army
10 fight the lermans
The kaiser Is welcome ~ all the
NIn he has m that country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

thickasha Express. The man vho
is ,ooped up In an office Just can I
help ouyylng the felloW whom he
Sues passing by with a fishing pole
and "a bucket Of minnows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
The Daily Horoscope
-, The 'tar' inc'lne. but 40 rot compel
copyright iqls by the Mcclure
New vfpapor syndicate

This iS read as an unuaHhlly fortunate
day Tor Mofeury Venus and Mari arc an
iu heurtic aspect
II 10 particularly auspislou, sway for
weddings, especially when Mars rules Ina
bridegroom, which means that marriages
Nih soldiers should DC very happy
Actresses viii benefit through contracts
signed under this rule, which asu indi.
Gates an Improvement in the theatrical coa,
.ttous, but it may not he wide iu It's ct-
fert@
Milhners and modtstes sbould make tho
best o. this government Of tbe stars
There is forecast OF nov modes Of
drcw and o. novel materials for shoe.
SHd F'oyes The war will be- fcit and us
demands conceded iu tho styles Tor autumn
Singers have Leading that should hen
cfit them greatly. for music will come into
broader field of usrfuluHsg i1 the rrrt
few morths and Will boz sought a. = hca.
ing and ,ousoliuE agency
This is a most HlsptrIuus government f1r
military. men Promotion for officers and
lqnors 'or soldiers OF every rank are prog.
roattratrd.
; Trouble over international complications
brought about hy An American OF radical
.st~as is l0rr'o.I
Women in the United States will render
distinguished service tho serrs declare. In
some great humanitarian movement Reri.
t"rls of Washington. Nrs York and Chi.
caEo viii DE the first 70 organize, it is pro.
di,iod
Eathquatcs Will he more 'tumerou, than
utual dfSrz the summer months
Nature viii apparently reflect tho IN.
rest and lsrk OF harmony rsyc1Ied ig tho
rurtrIuusrrs NJ mru. asirU'ugrrs declare.
and H0rms and .eata.l SIMS are 10 De cN.
p'.frH
Persons whose u.uHHbts r. is rlyo. the
omen much aryir'y boz 'lhr ruuug wear.
los'r- and litigation are rrrssErd Ly The
starr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

The enforced retirement of carl
Morrs says JAY T. House. also
proves that no elderly woman can
atlRiu moro than "a mediocre sue
cess na "A heavyweight puKllist
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

We doubted all tho time that the
Germans could do 1t without assist
Hnuc u now develops that tho
long range gun they have been us
INK was Invented by Toledo, Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

MEMBER or THE AssoClArED PRESS
The Associated Ptsss 10 exclusively entitled
10 the use Tor rspubhoAtion OF ali news al.
patches credited 10 u or not othst~iss cred
ited in this paper sad also tho local news
pubuIhsd herein
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

Says Secretary Houston' ~ sold
iers are willing to serve in tho
trenches, to dig bitches and build
railroads, and risk their lives, many
civilians can we'll afford to SPARE a
part Of their time TO serve In the fur
rows and in the harvest fields"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

Russia may win the war for tho
allies yet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

save your food and win the war "
Herbert.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

We shsp"cted II, but no we know
that the power behind the throne
on tho Marietta News iS woman.
n asserts that an mother-ln- law q
are good provided tho spn.in -laV
mAkaa unMl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

Expert saws the food substitutes
In Germany taste and smell like tho
real thins hut haven't the food
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

Don't YOU believe H. SO suhs,-
tulc ON earth could taste and smell
Ike limburEer cheese or Sauer-
kraut