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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-05

But he was nlgn CLASS uenllSt dHu nc uiu
the very best work that he possibly could. lie
took personal interest in every patient that
called. Soon it began to be noiSed about that
the Regal Dental Offices was giving little bet
ter service than ordinary-that when dental
work was done there ii was the kind that gave
lasting satiSfaction-one person began TO rec
ommend a friend-that friend in turn sent
Others, and pretty soon the business began to
grow so fast that il was necessary for Dr. Clark
10 put in an assistant Time went on, and as
DR.. Clark did not for minute relax his vigil
ance in the interest of his patients, the business
grew like the proverbial SNOWFALL. Soon other
assistants were found necessary and before long
il was essential 10 have more room, so additional
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1s II 1MsL:tt?cMothcgge
| ShGCix = rzzSzz zz z2zzza
London. the 10th.

London. the goth.
MY Darling Floss:
Il feel something like Marie
wasn't II Marie who
said Nothing can hurt me now
when on her way to the guillotine
she struck her forehead on the lin
tel OF door? Well, we have passe d
through the supreme ordeal At
least 1t seemed pretty supreme while
II was happening But we live, and
are unhurt We have lost our lug
gage, however and possess only
such articles of clothing as we could
throw on and grab In our arms be-
fore the ship went down. / sal
vased my purse and my travellers
checks, which look like strips Of
dried tripc. Ny watch is full of
salt, but the joweler In High Hol-
born Uadordble names in London)
says it can be rosuscitatcd.
II suppose YOU got our cables.
and from the newspapers have read
the story ot the disaster No need
TO 40 over IT,
'Dr WIN WAS Of course. marvel
or coolncs9 and nerve He worked
night and day over the injured, but
has not broken down No one was.
killed, but several were hurt.
zone was my friend of the steam
cr, Roger Lands, gay hearted.
doyii may-caro hcro. who has taken
me round London biz to get my
nerves settled This young man.
Florrie, is like an insidious drug.
! constantly tell myself ] shall not
take him any more. Then comes
some new stress or strain and he
offers himself with his soothing
suggestions. his diyertinG decotion,
his amusing antics tnotc my un-
usually fine literary style), and I
permit myself another dose Of him.
He II handsome lad. Florric, and IL
the Chcmin-dcs- DANES or tho cam
hrai road, doesn't "do" for him and
his ambulance ! shtl, try TO keep
him for you 10 sec.
"Wcll, II New York Is a mira Gle.
London is 4 marvoi-slowor. soldier.
old, dignlfied, heavy and drenched In
history Whenever / think II is
ugly Roger Landis, discourses upon
is fascinations till am converted
II ! express delight at it's beautiful
green little parks rs honey inter
iors rosy with lamplight, its magnif-
icent squares often called "cir-
cuses," or It's stately mansions in
West End he instantly makes jokes
about them. or points out their
solemn architectural flaws I'm a way
TO make one scream with laughter
ANY way you take him. he Is n
Cure"
Although friend Rogers Is sin In
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WHO IS Non FoH US,

There are practically only two
clggses ~ people In tho world just
now the friends Of democracy and
the enemies OF public liberty, All
of the nations Of the world have not
taken uui arms In this supreme
struggle. but even those who bear
the name OF neutral are known by
their leanlngs TO one side or the
other There Is no such thing ~
absolute neutrality, nor can there
he until this issue Is decided that
affects every nation on earth. In
this struggle those who are not for
us are against us, and IL II time
for every man and every nation to
take account OF hlBsslf and where
he stands, z N>t> ~4-..A
ireland has always looked to
America for sympathy, aud never
IN tho past has she looked in vain.
Always have we been inclined TO
take lrolands side against England
IN every controversy, But Ireland
has no mortgage on our aympathies,
and Ireland should know that we
Americans will revise our judgment
and transfer our sympathies unless
ireland ceases 20 aid aud comfort
tho Huns and enters whole-heart-
odly in the war on the side OF the al
lies This Is no time for Ireland
to wroak vengeance upon England,
no matter how just her grievances.
so whoever Is u friend OF Germany
IN this supreme crisis Is an enemy
o. America, There is no middle
ground. q
Irish revolts can havc but one
meaning in this country--a longer
war and Increased sacrifices on our
part. Every tlmo an irlshman who
should bo fighting In France turns
his energies to harming his gov
ornment hc makes II necessary for
two Americans to join tho army
who would not otherwise be needed
ono to take tho place no should
hold IN tho lines and ono to take
the place OF the British soldier re
qulrod hy his action to go back and
keep order In ireland In this
country not one lrishmau out OF a
thousand ls found in the proctor
man camp, but IN ireland there are
thousands who are helping the kali
ser TO proloug the war and postpone
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Won Kuehlmann insists that a noe

Won Euehlmann insists that a noe
essary preparation for tho consider
alton Of any peace terms must ho
that the opposing parties learn TO
place confidence la the sincerity and
good intentions ot each either. This
is asking too much ~ the#o hc tho
conditions, there VIII have TO be q
readJustment of ruling influences
In some of the nations before peace
carf|be considered 1t IS folly to ask
anybody to place the remotest de-
gree of confidence IN German Of
fers or German promises. Before
this confidence can be restored $50
must find some man or set of m,u
in the land, Of o. Fei7ar #h9 sn-
demonstrate sincerity and thrrFare
none such in sight at present, We
are OF the opinion that Ieuehlmann
was perpetrating one Of those heavy
German jokes
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GdribdLdi
July ith, 1907.
Is 1T YOURS

July 4th, 1907.
It Is interesting to note that the
day when America celebrates her
freedom, is the birthday, also, Of the
great italian patriot, Giuseppe Carl
baldi.
He was born at Nice-then an
italian possession He started his
life of thrilling adventures by enter
ing the Sandman navy. and planning
to seize one Of the ships and occupy
the arsenal Of Genoa against a hos
tile expedition. lie escaped 10 South
America, became mixed up with
some hostile armies, was captured
and tortured SO that his limbs were
dlslocatcd. II was here, though, that
he met and married Anita, the
mother Of his three children and his
lnseparable companion in all the
fighting he was to do later At one
time. in ItaN he held an army OF
10000 with 5000 mon. Anita died
while they were being pursued
through a forest i'm EavoNna' ana
Gabribaldi fled 10 New York, where
he BECAME a chandler earned
small fortune and returned TO Italy
lie married the Countess R1imOndi
hut during the wedding ceremony re-
ccived news that started him on an
other campaign and he never saw his
wife again, A long time after, he
obtained an annulment, in order to
marry again,
Garihnldl had purchased a small
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! splints and bandages from shoulder
| TO wrist from that smashing he got
ia the lifeboat the says he only
wears 'em TO hold my sympathy. We
went the other night to a theater.
Three-quarters Of the audience
were women. Nearly all in evening
gowns; but black, dear Oh. so
many of them in solid. unrelieved
black. About half through the first
act came suddenly sound that
| turned my blood TO ice. The fire
sirens blowing the air raid alarm.
II Is a terrible nerve tester the first
time you hear IT,
Believe me or not, child, the per-
formance went straight on. I
clutched Mr.. Landis's arm, 1t for
tunately being his good side. and
dragged him to the door. only
small part Of the audience left their
seats. Imagine habit breeding such
casualness as that!
From the darkened lobby (all
lights out or masked by 9 o'clock)
we saw people running from all di-
rcciions to the street corner and
staring upward Again I dragged
my reluctant escort, who declared he
was bored and insisted we would see
things "much more interesting" in
France We peered with the others
into tho inkv sky. We could hear
the sharp fire of the anti-aircraft
guns and my fear chilled blood
turned hot with excitement. There,
almost over our heads cleaned some
faint sparks like moving stars. Then
strealSs Of white zigzarging across
the heavens-the searchlights.
MY firs. contact with actual war
fare, doarl An almost uncontrolla-
bic eaEerness to get into France
seized me. A frenzy of feeling
can't find words to describe surged
through me as I stood there in the
dark with closed eyes, listening to
that Gunfire-the dogged answer OF
the allies TO the Hun
The lights in the blue-black
heavens died out, though the guns
kept shouting, and presently the
church bells gave the signal that the
attack was over The people dis
persed. We returned to the theater,
butt could not fix my mind upon
the show
Roger Lands left next day under
sudden orders He says We shall
surely meet over there. One cannot
tell I saw him off at Charlng
Cross. and went back TO my quarters
feelinF--weil. homes4ck, maybe.
My hearts love to all Of you.
SALLY"
(ro be continued).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

Arkansas Ia not yet the paradise
OF the working man, Rather It
seems as though the courts at lcast
over there, are disposed to no very
unfriendly to organized labor. a Lit.
tic Rock Judge has just decided that
It is n punishable offence to pick ct
'scab' instutions by parading IN It's
vicinity with unfair" banners. This
raises a point that we have never
seen explained. II a man IL CON
vinced that he is right in rejecting
union labor, why is It that he is In
suited II the fact Is made publicly
known II he believes 1t right to be
unfair to orgaaized labor he ought
not to be offended at the banners
proclaiminG his attitude.
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Everyday Wisdom



1T Is a lot Of fun to make $4,000
& year We often feel the tempta-
ton, and we often feel that $4,000
is about the measure of excitement
we would like to get out of life;
$4,000 a year is little slow II you
are out for money and nothing else
Very few educated people are. we
are not. The past two years we
have INST several $4,000 year men
and number of $25.000 a year
men and couple of filters anea eanays
have seen some bigger men We
this go by in their touring osIho most
believe the $25,000 mark dav or
tempting of all, and eSe'cntent for
SO we regret 1t is inc.hings I'VE ara
us to quit some other n1aLe about
doing and start our ~ annuur. we
this much money ~ drawing thesa
Wonid nave 80 at the top OF these
niue "i s instance. They don't
essays, ao We sort Of throw them
prlns the essays and the editor
an WIZ Sick a great deal, although
Goes MS MS sometimes as If he would
ne ,m ~ turn our articles over to How
l nrS Chandler Christy or Harrison
Ttsber to illustrate. We get about
$4,000 worth OF fun out of making
these drawings-per year. In that
,vay we reduce our income down TO
$4,000 a year. There are other
wavs we reduce 1t further. The es-
saws themselves cut 1t OF some more.
They take a little time each morn
ing that we would have to give up 10
opening mail and smoking 25 cent
cigars and jabbing push buttons, If
we were a $4,000 a year man. And
I ,sfN Nnf - tHp q
| Also are naturally nervous, any
way, and we would hate to have to
art nervous and highstrung enough
Go look worth $4,000 a year. II
takes n good constitution to look
oyerworkcd, We would rather re-
strain ourselves little and make a
+ title less money, II may be. though,
/ that we have altogether missed our
calling. Some day we may switch
over and decide to get an income. =.
Copyright 1918 George Matthew AdSmss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
The Woman Who Changed
BY Jan PRELP S

That's nice! Would you mind
talking little first?"
Anything Of importance? / am
keen o get at the magazine"
II was not very encouraging, but
l went on;
Yes, very important to me. I'll
promise not to be long" 1 hesltated.
It was going to be harder than I
thought. 'I saw Mrs. Sexton today"
l finally commenced. "and she s7 =
awfully nice things to me. Tha2 Y
what made me want to talk to you. ~
| had no intention of telling him OF
anything she said save her praise
OF me, but.I wanted his attention.
"Yes--what did She say"
"She said she was flattered in my
improvement, my gain in poise, my
greater understanding Of social mat
tcrs. Those were her exact words.
Wasn't she nice?'
Very But she only said what
was So" / was SO surprised at his
answer l could scarcely go on.
"If you feel that way why didn't
youtsometimes say so?"I exclaimed
forgetting her caution. everything
save that he had withheld praise he
knew my due. why don't you tell
me when l please you as we'll as
when displease you? 1t isn't fair!
You find fault and make me un-
happy when I do the slightest thing
you do not like, but you never make
up for it by telling me of the things
that do which you do Ike. l have
tried to change myself. to make my
self all over to suit you, and l seem
to never please you in spite of 1t.
Please. George, be a little more fair
with me, won't your"
"If you have finished your TRADE
will read" was all my answer. All
deserved for talking as 1 had. for
not controlling myself.
Tomorrow-The Reaction.
Copyright 1913 George Matthew Adsms)
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tho Spur
aMeNOrnOTt
From the German Papers.

According to the German papers.
the U-boat activities In and about
the United States are becoming scr
ious. Some of the Toutonic ac-
counts follow:
Several U-boats have the state ot
Utah terrorized. They nre opornt-
ing on two sides OF Il,
Three E-boats slghted by people
at Toledo, Ohio, have the city in n
panic.
Plan to send U-boats through the
suhwnys TO the very heart of New
York city.
Shell from U-boat dcmolishcs
large stone courthouse at Chllicothe,
Ohio,
Johnstown. Pa, win feel the
weight of the German mailed fist,
which Is now in striking distance,
U-boau shelled pino trains ot am
munitIon OF, the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad,
Circuit court at Fargo, N D., ad-
journed indefinitely through fear OF
U-boat raid,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

Whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad The degcu-
crate sclons Of the houses Of lIupa.
burg and Hohenzoilcrn asltatcd a
world waT,tp save their thrones from
the advances of internal democracy.
and In that very act spoiled tho abo-
lition Of all monarchios. It is a
queor war that brought 10 the front
the gentle Edward OF England, tho
contemptibie Constantine OF Greece.
the weakling Nicholns of Russia. aud
the brave Emanuel Of Italy, Eut
most OF all. when democracy has
tr.umphcd and the history or mon
Rrchy's desperate death struggle m
written, the two names that Will
stand out most prominently ma rep.
resenting the powers Of good ana
evil will be Albert. tho hero OF Bol-
gium, and wilhelm, the bes+l. of
Berlin,
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EE33s7ahyg1eEi'iiendlH'I
9Eol70Jt- 4$5s e: ~

NO. I haven't Scen tho hllly Lou
ltlrd.' replied Billy Bunny 30 thr
Woodpccker who, you remember
asked hlm this question iu tho last
story. And then the little rabbit be-
gan To sing;
II wish I knew where the lol,ypops
grow,
And the 'icious cones o' lee rrcam
1t must bc land that is lovely and
grJid,
I'm suro IT'S not only n dream,
Hut If I beard that kdly Lou Bird
Lived over in LolINpop Land,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

The bonr-drycrs 30 marching on,
FOR has not our local General wood
Editorial Dlstulcrv been superseded
by the IIcnOy1 Ford Ed Foundry
And was casually oplnlng that
hls senatorial aspirations wcro com
plctcly described by the trnnsltivo
verb 10 hcnflivVcr
The rcmarNng waE now AYERS that
whcatless days have become such a
religion with him that he could con
slstentlywandcr fqrth TO the harves;
fields
n General Crowdcr could only gee
the political pictures on otfr tcle-
phone poles ! am surc tho draft age
would be raised TO about IS instan-
ter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

Innd p,.-,ho ,ro,, hoou,ifnI Flar IN
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t1r tp. ''d'' WA, anI. uIuc ana
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AnI 1i,,.n or ,,,,,so Irrcr. f.uckv
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little Bemy'S Notebook


We was eating suppir today being
stake under onions and Frehtch
fried potatoes only our cooks Irish
and ma Sod To- pop Willyum, a man
came crrouud today collecting OLD
clothes Tor the Belgium releef
I wish some man wood 60 crround
collecting Old clothes for my reject
sod pop, in trct, II things get mutch
verse I'm thinking OF taking out Bel
Elum naturalization papers.
Don't ho foolish sed ma.
wy shuod ]? sed pop.
Euyw1y, scd ma. ! gave him that
old bluo SCOT of yours with the holes
Ia the elbows
Crate greet sei pop.
II had a hole in both elbows, sed
ma.
And n nlso had q 10 dollar bill in
the cash pockit Of tho vest, sed pop
putting down his fork and mussing
his hair, not being hard on account
Of him not having hardly eny to
mues
Now, Wiuyum, watts the use of
acting uurcasouablc you know worry
well YOU Good almost of put your fist
throo tbose elbows, scd ma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

There Is no occasion for officials
To he puzzled over the sudden squirt
In army and navy 'cnllstments. ny
the very nature of things the en-
forccmeut bt the order to work or
fight has brought many to the re
crUiting office who would rather
fight for Uncle Sam than undertake
20 engage IN a new and untried oc.
cupauon Army llre VIII give them
tho training tor army duty but In
civil lie they must make a living
for themselves and that too, many
times, IN vocations for which they
/ have no training
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

Now that the influx OF American
soldiers have made baseball popular
In England ana France. we may look
after tho war for London and Paris
TO apply for berths in one OF our
major ball leagues, But first thlng
all are determined to make n homo
run to Berlin and back before they
tackle anything else.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
Daily Food
Thursaay. JulY 4. 1nla.

Many osofrows shall be 70 tho wicked
but he lhsi trusipth in tho Lord mere.
thall compass him about Psa. J9 10.
On VS. Thy Providence has shown
with gentle, smiling rn}s,
o msy our lips and lives make known
Thy gooduess and thy praise
BE glad In the Lord, aud rejoice, y,
are upright in heart. PEa. a2ilI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
The Attempt

Another letter was waiting for me
today I studied tho. envelope. |
hated to open IT, Anticipation would
he over then. But, with a little pang
/ remembered IL is not written 10
mc-but To Eliza Moon.
Dear Miss Moon:
am going TO forget for n mo-
mont am an architect and that you
are on tho staff Of the -Four Hun
drcd | want to write you as man
TO IA woman.
Nou say that my designs give you
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
Political announcement.

! hereby announce ny candidacy fur the
office of Jsise Of tho Superior Cont ~
'InlsA county, subject to tho aclion of the
Democratic primary. August d, 1915.
LIE DANIEL,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

nothing In the constitution and by
laws about patching pants.
YAM Sims mule baked with him
while going along the Gandor creek
road ono day this week, which made
him feel like a prominent automobil-
lst far from the madding gasoline
tank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
Iat,Ic pccuIIaritlcs Of The lNrcat.

Mr.. Wilson seldom wears q full
beard at diplomatic receptions.
william Howard Taft takes only
"A slight interest IN tennis,
Secretary McAdoo never wears
mink paIamas In hts office.
Iosephus Daniels only infroqucnuy
rides motorcycle.
Henry Ford has ucvcr written
popular cabaret song
Jim Ham Lewis has mover boou
decorated by the kaiser
Herbert Hoover rarely wears
lavender vest on the street
Colonel Roosevelt does not like
pink wall paper.
Secretary Lansing seldom plays on
the ullulcle,
Governor Of MassachusettF has
siCncd 20 n.N making IL compulsory
for every person registering at "a
hotel to riyO the rlght r1mc. l'ut
tho, will mover make chat ortor stick
iu the police courts Nobody gives
hia right name there
Tho kais,r's "solid gold" yachting
Gun was made OF pewter
$50 ls tho precious "kultur' they
talk $50 much about
It's Race
II ia usually true vhon"wc get a new
suit. we have need of new pair
And when We get footwear our time
hpuurcd hat is really too shabby
90 use.
And whom We have sawed ur enough
. H..I F.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

Columbus ALI
sop's wife has
Joined the La
dies Sewing Cir
nin ht,t Al,nrn Ia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
Helen Keeps Her Promise

That very night when George
oo,e in I saw at n glance that he
was in a particularly genial numor. /
,,.o,,,d keen my promise TO Mrs. Sex
tcy nt once and have 1t over. As all
ways | dreaded approaching George
with anything that looked Hike fault
fInding. But after dinner he said:
II think 1 shall remain in tonight.
I have a magazine I want to read. "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
PunkUilIe PdrGgrGfS.

|lh III I tl -
llcr has come out
for nation wide
prohibition, as
the more water
the public drinks
the more tin dip
pers they viii
buy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
OkidhOma Outbmsls

Who remembers that threshiuE
day the Time vet hy tho house
wives fur changing the straw !u their
bcdtinls1
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Official County Paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
2502

AVERAGE MET PSIp FOR MONTH uI
JlsE WAa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

AVERAGE CIRCULATION pr'TWB"
TlON FOR the MONTH uF JUNE WAS