davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

THOROUGHBRED Rhode Island Fed
eggs from prize stock. j. IL. Hepff-
garten, Boise. Phone 2166-J MA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

prices right; all work guaranteed.
Dwight Perkins, 1867 Idaho st. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

SINGLE COMB Rhode Island Red
eggs from thoroughbred stock, for
Matching. $3.50 per setting. Phone
1881. Apr20
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

A. l.. MURPHY, Caldwell, Idaho.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15
JOB PRINTING
JEWELRY REPAIRING

A. BALLOT, pioneer matchmaker and
jeweler, 70S Main. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

THOROUGHBRED single comb brown
Leghorn eggs, So a hundred. Is eggs
81; 30 eggs s1S5. Phone L Smtch-
ger, Boise, Idaho, route 2. May1
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

FOR SALE-Six ewes. Phone 14-R-11
AIT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

3. c. WHITE Legnorn Eggs for hatch
Ing from select trapnested layers.
Awards at Boise show three seasons.
$500 q setting, $500 per 100. Chicks
$500 per SO. $500 per 100 Archie
M. Larson. r. +. ID. No. 3. Weiser,
Idaho. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

Machine shop will put
your auto or truck il tip-.op shape.
Full equipment to overhaul all MOI
els. Expert workm 1nship. Reasoa.
able prices. 20s to 3l2 South Tenth
strAaf II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15

FOR SALE-Black Minorca and Rhode
Island Red eggs for Matching. Phone
11S2-W. A6,7,S,13, AIS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15
REPAIR SHOP

SAFE and key work a speciality. Nor
lers, 2U6 n. 9Th st. Phone 6i6. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

McREYNOLDS & WHITSON,
500 Idaho Bldg. t
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Agency
NoTHIkG'S WRONG

with this property. It's not an abandoned
farm nor a run down estate. yet. because
OF circumstances. tho whole place can be
bought at less than the value OF tho build
ings. modern all year dwelling. tenant
house, barns and other outbuildings. beau
tiful farm land, brook springs and orchard
Of the Town OF Bedford. about 2A miles
from Mt. Ksco. If It's meth!ng between
$40 600 ana $4,000 YOU want to ask about
this. Carpenter Pelton. Inc. Mt. Kisco,
y. Y
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

FOR aA1.E-IN THE HILLS OF WEST
CHESTER COUNTY: HIGH VIEW
FARM SIX hundred and twenty (G20)
acres OF rolling land with springs. brooks
Il cldm, woods and nat meadows Water flow
nuriccnt for power: exceptional location
for Kentlcmnn's residence. hotel. country
club. E y. BRUSH. owner. Mount Vcr-
non. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

miles north of Brew
ster; cozy, livable old.
!: a h j o N e d 11-room
house in fine condition;
farmers cottage, excel
lent cattle barn and
new silo, new wagon
house and other farm
buildings; exc lie n I
water supply, plenty of
fruit. Price, $4,000,
and a rare chance at
that figure.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

poeuroS nine rooms
and bath, all improve
ments, hot water heat,
electric light, etc.s ex-
cellent condition; ga
rage, poultry house
and barn; 10 minutes
walk from station at
Croton Falls, West
chester County, N. Y.
Plot about 40 feet
by 17O feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
For Immediate Occupancy.
South Yonkers.

t1s 900; plot sor1so; two frontages;
scat rooras. BAH. elecpici'y. srafa heat hard
~oot i-.n large p,rrS fsiy sereened screens
aud shzass tArJugaou; houss siorrn windows
lxras s4rzxc, savings bank rfostGagc
fis 900 pat ls5 fee, iron, b. ia0 deep: sricco
brsss. rehly cseorsted: egnt bath elec
tael,y heat. large porch. plo. suitable for
Anu.. oss4r shrubs. fine hedge. grand trees
sN.5oo. ,,o, $500; tuo !rortagcs: Co
lrai rss.dercc four betchambers two tile
tsuns oAk foors electricity. s,earn heat. porch
Eu'hsrn exDos1rs. lI123. treDroof garage under
1orch
HIGH ELEVATION. REFINED SUR
EOL OLNDINGs. VERY NEAR SCHOOL,
bIATiOS AND VAN COKTLANDT PARK.
ALBERT LOCKWOOD.
~ Warburton Avenue, Yonkcrs.
kosne 23t. Open Evenings
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
IF YOU WANT A HOME

Save time by investigating this new mot
tied atuccO: largo rooms, Aths; ga
rnKe: choice, homclike location: 35 mir
utcn Grand Central; $4,000: convepent
tcrUIs.
PERSONAL. suite 300. 81 f. 4ed ST.. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
NEW ROCHELLE

FOR SALT-Eig tt-room house. electric
lights. tiled bath. choice location: i'm
rnsdfhte possension. 5000.
LESLIE =. HARRIS,
North Avenue. Telephone 1886.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
ONE OF THE BEST 3OOACRE DAIRY OR
GENERAL FARMING PLACES

north o Y.
cat $ o N
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

HOUSE FOR sALE--A FINE HOME IN
Mount Vernon, consisting OF rooms md
bath all improvements: lot 90 by 105 ,
space for garage, near Wcstchcster g. Bos~
ton H. H. station. Possession ut once.
Price $4,000. Apply To G. Ii. IKEDEN.
as4 East I'd st.. Mount Vernon. n. \.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, tiled bath. hot
water heat. gns and electric large lot !;
Louis ". LHoest with C. A. Cole. 81 Law
ton St.. New Nochcle Phone a0s
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

spLTU yONKYKe room ow.ilsnv. alt
~ pfpFt'f-ents. iandJ ~ sn1Way and
~'NIa, I've cent fare zonr. t7.GG0 10
.son' ~. dwelling, aii !ipvfoyefoenia. xans
ttsstipn price - 100. William II. ThouHon.
'@t>'h EuilDinR. Fhrns lti3 Yrnkers
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
NEW YORK STATE

nR1CK DWELLING STORE At Harrison
aV. cor Penn. st Write NJ faller 55
Main st Tarrytown. \
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
yONKEES
NEW Efx ROOM RI.

FEW sfx ROOM BUSGATOW-on high
k'o'.nf. with river VisW. Steam hsnt ele<>-
i'nl'J; nof1wo1d roors lhfEe liYinK room
I'm ntspiae prize ss.tho. Apply 70 q. l..
..Ily ~ hcftn Erradwa1. Ycnkefs. Phone
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
hEW ROCHELLE

NEW COLONIAL SEVEN room. tito bath.
xss|p.ny rrrct, larxe p,o.. garage, Ras ana
kHubl'J, hot watsr heat ofen frer,lsre
tys@ ss.,oo; tefyns REYtAHE.H. EEHy~r.
- hng'isnAt ~. FbDns zs5i, open HInGhys.
%ET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homo in
,ssyssss%'~ - tsrz; IrGD,e tied nAth s,n-
T,g1zs2A gie4 riot sfsDds, nfics s7.toD,
.s. EsEHDFEsss ~ ts0,tb SYs Jai t.
'gsw h<chsits. X. y
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
To
Close
an
Estate
Ne. 7

= 40
20 acre oge
~
orum
Of with
andw
controlled
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

No.
Keeps
nj no
other
plenty OF fruit apples $4,000. 'N'
BARCAIN-$8O 600 PROPOSITION FOR S.. 900
No.
Fine residences nicely located beautiful views southern
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
SPLENDID lOO-ACRE FARM
No. 3

rvourd. ~as'v nccessife and wonderful viewj IN
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

percb. The outlet OF the lake Il q
Masters house contains 18 rooms, with
hot air furnace; other improvements.
Oyerseer's house, rooms; two la
borers houses. ) rooms each; tenant
house, I rooms; stable room for 81
head Of cattle. with box stalls and
bull pen. Windmili and gas engine
FOR pumping water. lee houses. stor-
age capacity about 2.7O0 tons.
Price, 100000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
LAND TAX MEASURE
LIKELY OF DEFEAT
Although Uou-c Advances Measure
Through committee of Whole IL
WIN Probably los Later.

OKLAHOMA cry. Feb. Tho
house advanced the resolution pro-
idinE for subu.N'ion ~ the giadu-
ated land tax through the commit
tee ~ the whole this afternoon. after
an amendment reducing To a mini
mum hisaa the taxation under the
graduated scale had been written IN
80 the measure. Although there was
apparontly an overwhelming affirm
nttVe vote. n u believed thtt when
the measure cvnes up Tor finnl pas
-tgc IL viii meet with defeat MANY
friends ~ the measure nid this ai'.
.rn,yon that the 12O-acte provision
would lu=. much ~ the rdppnii
which n might o,h"rwise have hal
Arrher iar,surc having tn ~
with the election mnnhincty mad" i.H
appearance IN the senate when S"na-
tor Spurlock offered "A bill providing
FOR the repeal ~ the sp.ral.el 's' Z
per cent" INV This would remove
from the statutes that feature ~ 'hc
Jaw which has been cuuF'ru"d aN ur.
rnfurreab bile hy IN. attorney general.
providing that candidates muT 20.
cr!v. 21 per cent ~ the nurnl-nr ~
votes cast for ruyofuur In the pre-
ciou@ election before 'hclr names ON
go ON the ballots
Another senate measure. inr"-
duced hy Cordrli aims 40 N" hlgh
~ h,ry qucrlot Whi'h Il h"ih''ihE
the governor,anh hpih houses S"nh
tor Curd.I'- resolution Ntl- upon the
h,=,d ~ rtDh state department II"
furnish the senate "1Wmi'ier ~ Ices
ana salaries with 70 'iH' ~ employ 80
who will rrfu-- 60 v-'rk fpr ~ H'atc
Nl.r- their salaries are in'feascd
by this Legislature
A hlni that All IL not We WIN
the in,uititr FOR feeble minded AZ
Enid is contained In = nlll by Rcnn-
tors MuiruuH republican ~ Enid
and Thomas. democrat - lAw'uu,
providing for me transfer ~ control
~ thu institution from m" state
ioard ~ education 90 the state hoard
~ AffhirS, 40 board ~ control
About 20 nrmhers ~ th" house
were abs-"n, today ~ junketing trips
10 various state instItu uonA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
O'lEARy NOW ON TRIAL
ON ESPIONAGE CHARGES

KEW YuRk. Fch Two last
wears Nsucs uf nun. a radical mngn'
x,ne formerly edited hy jeremiah A
p'l.ary. occupied the entire a'ten'
lion ot Judge. jury attorneys ana
Witnesses today ~ 'he Ninl IN federal
court ~ O'l~ary and ihrr" ~ his as-
snrintcs on charges of violating the
espionage act
The magazines were introduced by
ne governments attorney who pro
posed 20 read certain articles
UIeary's counsel insisted. however
that the entire contents OF the maya
zines he read N any part were Fehd,
and the lawyers, working IN relays
Vpent he day reading the contents
of tho magazine into nhe record.
one article written by O'i~ary de-.
clhred the writer w1S 'oue ~ hos"
unfortunate creatures Who never
could sse the rcinutest chance Tor an
allied Victory. and That am pro.
German M the Newspapers continual
Is alicge. hut thai know q thing %
wo about conditions that c1st In
Germany"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
CABINET KEEPS OUT
OF ENGLISH STRIKE
Government Discusses situation Hut
No Action L. W., Taken on Com
tinucd " aiLouts.
LABOR SESSION IS CALLED
PariiR Rncn,nr, Committee ~ Trndc
Unions tongr,'Ss WIN Mrst Ia ton
slider Entire Outiook.

LONDON. Frh 3 The British
cabinet held u session today tp dis
cusr the labor situation II iH said
however. that the government H. still
against any Intervention
The parliamentary committee of
the trades union congress decided to.
day tu summon u special meeting To
consider the whole question uf indus
trial unrest
The corporation ~ the city ~ l,rl
fast today asked the lord mayor to
Intervene IN IN. strike Il was an.
uounccd this evening that Lord l'ir'
rie controller of merchant Ahiphuild
ing. had been obliged tu cancel all
his official engagements IN order ~
gu tu belfast In Connection with the
strike.
Tho central pnrp ~ I.ondon pre-.
scented 4 very unusual spectacle this
evening owing TO the tube strike CITY
workers were walking In crowds OVci
the bridges ana along the thorough
fares which connect central London
with the uuburAs There was rreat
congestion at all terminals ~ tram
car and omnibus lines. these vehicles
being overcrowded
The tube employees decided not IA
move trains today unless a half hour
luncheon interval were allowed them
IN their new eight hour day
The four tubes affected are tho
central London tube, whi,h carries
a heavy traffic west and east the
central tube artery north and south
tho city and south I0ndon. which
| connects with the chief railway sta
/ ,lons and piccadilly. and the BroWp
I 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
TUlSAN HELD FOR A
RANSOM BY SlEUTHS
Pair of kan@as city Detectives say
James Mci,rsdc Owes Them ESQ
and Must I'ay.
COUNTY ATTORNEY ON JOB
Wlrt~ chief 10 Ipiis~ nj Nav CITY
10 In,c~iigntrj No Wo~,i from
kidnapped Man.

Fear OF foul play has caused the
county attorneys offict Ia interest
i,Helf In tho enforced stay Of james
MCliriic In kanHaa Ciiy, where he
went on "A mission for A. A. Mciifldc
about January 30. expecting to re-
turn To his home here within "a few
days
According 10 Assistant County At
torney Thompson James MClifid.
has fallen into the hands of Trent 4
Baker. private detectives, who are
Insisting thai they be given $50 be-
fore he lS permitted to lrnv- the ely
A. A Mcllride FIRST r.Deived u let.
ler from Trent and hnkor SAYING
hat they we're drawing a dthft on
him FOR $50 ana II he would honor
II the other Mciirii" would he per.
mitied 10 return at one, lir uFtrsd
to pny the drift ami then informed
he county attorney uffiru ~ the IN
gident
Assistant count, Attorney Thomp
son advised Mr Myiiridc not to
honor the dram when 10 wG pre-
'en'ai ana h" folloWcd the advice
Then ThumpHon wired the chief ~
police - Kansas CitS to iuvosugat"
he matter aud frtciNrd 4 telephone
message Monday morning from the
detectives saying 'hu JAMES Me
llridc owed them so ana that they
we're OBTAINING him untI u WIS paid
lnmcS and 4 \ McHfldr are not
related
James Mcbride wife. who lVes
at iOiG Hodge street. hns not heard
from her husband since he lrf' fur
kansas Guy ~ dISH ago. 's.rp'
through the detectives letter ana
sltphpnr mtsstrr 10 the county at.
totury Further invrHtlgniiun iH be
lng mad"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
STATE EDITORS
SUPPORT BONDS
Press VIII Get Behind Pro
gram for Roads to Salts
fy Oklahoma People.
COMMISSION IS SUGGESTED
Rogers and Fields Named as
Republicans; Ames One
of the Democrats.
ROBERTSON IS SATISFIED
Governor Says lie Will Name
Men of Their Stamp;
Outlook Brighter.
COMMISSION IS SUGGESTED
ROBERTSON IS SATISFIED

Word ,au.ta. HufoAn
0kINupMA cry. Err. 3 II
,he members ~ the legislature can.
NOT get together ON a road building
measure that viii suit not only
A,hemsrl,o. bat Governor Robertson
1ani the u'iy,uH uf oklahoma, the
pre- VI M, state viii agree to- get
behind a plan which meets With the
approval of those who can best judge
ID upon 90. mDr,is nni viii agree tu
support o. 'u tho fuish
The DtllN pRnhuman. which rr.
Gently took stand against the plans
Nhi,h are nov In the making. viii
Inc up with the other state news.
papers In pushing through the right
Kind NJ u measure This was agreed
upon here a. meeting NJ promiu-
tni editors uf the state. Those pres
sni included Eugcne l.ortun, editor
ot the Tulsa World, Tams NiNby.
editor II the Muskogce Phoenix, T.
X GAYLORD. editor ~ the OKLA
homan. Otj- Weaver. editor OF tn"
Shawnee Herald a. NJ ELAN OF
ronca tlly and Eugene NJ. Kerr Of
Mgskugcc
A. result ~ this meeting and a
, later conference between the editors
and GnNfnor Robertson tho road
program took on new life aftCr a
dAy Of uncertainty which had left
the friends OF good roads In any hut
high spirits pne thing brought Out
n the conference stood out Hs ~
pte-emineut importance. For the
irsi time tho personnel ~ the com
mission. which In to have superNis-
ion NJ The plans. WI. openly dis.
tused and the necessity of Impress
~ upon the trainers of the bill
which will ultimately find its way
before the people. the necessity uf
naming the commission IN tho bill
Nas laid before the governor
The names uf two republicans
whose scrNiDr upon the commission
NAs pointed tp ~ u point which
would 30 long way IN determining
ne success of The bond issue were
: omitted 10 Governor Robertson
ines" were 'h" names ~ Harry n
hogefs NJ Tulsa ana John Flelds of
uslahoma tliy II was agreed that
Y these republicans would bc sltis-
sry To the republicans W IN. state.
Ho stronger argument could hc made
IN iaNor ny the hill
For one ~ the democratic mem.
~ me commission &. II Ames
eNukhhuut CITY was suggested
NOT
lhH name also met with approval
ana although Governor Robertson
ald not Indicate that these would hc
,he men ~ hiss choice II is well un
asf''ood that they are satisfactory
20 MIN. ant II he has not openly az.
proved th'm ne has said that he
you'd approve ~ men OF their
stamp
u D. upon this poiu, that tho var
lous itI'ulS 80 the 'wo measures
hoN before 'hc legislature have az.
,ttr1 so widely \ satisfactory so.
u,on ~ 'hs pfohlom. ~ ~ believed
wv pave the way tn a satisfactory
". ''m'n' ~ other differences which
m.oIN' 'He taxation. to provide for
maintenance ana tu care for the re.
uitmcni ~ the honda
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN WHILE
THR0NGS CROWD STREETS

while 'hronrs we're pouring out
~ an eHt by thratcf and scores wet"
passing thieves climbed into %
Buick touring oar belonging ~ G
i Mcad ~ ~ South Victor picked
the lock and drove away from the
corner of Thlfd and Boulder last
night
The car had been parked In ~"
glare ~ street liRh, hy Mi-- Mead
while IN" and party of friends ~
tended u show Sn safe dld th"E
think u was tina, Miss N'riir An.
son one ~ the party len "a u-w coat
I'm ~" 'tr
The loss Vns reported to ~" police
but w 90 midnight mo- trace ~ the
rar had been discovered
The letters " y A y appear on
IN. ioot ~ the cat arranged IN q
-quarc. me first two above tho last
two II wns hopeu thl' ihis unique
marking might make u easily ldcu'i.
ficd ~ those hunting for -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
AMENDMENT PLANS
JUDICIAL REVISION
'A'r b'r NS~ociailou Wants Com.
"e" is"'"nsiruction--itoecrs l.
'hirnan ~ ,ommI,icc.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. rrh Z
= Constitutional amendment which
49, lTupos" complete revision Of
~ -. II','.tl system OF Oklahoma
,.N llN.l''s ~ the peace tn the su
m'M' court viii be- submiitcd hy
ny. H.'.r btr association 10 was an
,,'"'el IA, h' meeting of the logisla
m. ','i''I.ir" "t the association at
u" 'h'r house today
~ "" decided 10 have a specinl
e."..'.. S'','.''tc ~ li duft the proposed
'i'"ull amendment which
bs,, w" seventh .eRnlature ot the
s,n l'k k.stiurc will bc asked to sub.
MY io 'h pcorlr w.
M, " h"gry of Tulsn. president ~
rrs.,,H. ',i"n. who presided ~ the
mug today vii D., one Of IN.
y, TT,,''lh'rs NJ the sper,l rom,,i,,e.
t.'. t u other members are 10 Ice np.
'"''u bl NJ Hurers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

In connection with III, disposition
of the German colonies now upper
most before the supreme council of
the p-nc. congress, various claims
and forecasts have been made. Fol.
lowing IN the distribution ~ enemy
territory In Africa most generali,
looked upon ns probable. unless some
advanced Observation-Disclosures scheme
In decitss on
Agreement IN. been mad. by the
major powers In the peace congress
To provide maadntori.s for the Ter
man colonies and also Tor those oi
Turkey, thus taking away from those
two "mpires their colonial po--es'
rlon- on the sruund that they are
not worthy Ia he entrusted with out.
lyinx peoples aud lands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Record Breaking Attendance
Registered First Day of Show
THE WEATHER.

TtLUN. irb Maximum, ~
mirinnm. n? north Wind, aud clear
ukLAilOMA Tuesday TAR warmer
IN vest portion, wednesday An'
LOUISIANA Tuesday fair colder
Mriur,dsy far.
ARKANSAS Tuesday talr. colder
" cinesdaN fair. warmer
last TfNNSt Iu~sday fair, colder
iu south portion Wednesday fair,
WTsr TLXks. Tussd.y fair
warmer Va south portion Wednesday
KANSAS Fsit Tuesday snd prob
ably Vcdnc'dsy warmer Wednesday
WHAT MATTERS.
II matters little after all
Whether s,oeIs shall fi'r or fall,
whether 10y my strength fpuAfda
Whether anyone applaudA
Any little feat ~ skill
An that matters. sll that ~ill
Il that | may gDly tell
That the ones | love are we'l
PANE cav vanish oycr night
" fong ran spin,y follor tght
asA can take the plscr 81 Isiu
Sunshine iufu ~ chilling taiu,
tatc may rob mo Of nv wealth
Hut if those I love have hsa.th
se no rght TO fto~n or siEh
Fortunate Indeed am
n. that stands bsside cot
tooiins fe,rted hands aud hot
fighiiug hhadJ hour by hour.
Illness With iN hidden pnwet
llrrdlt,s IL of world, fame
ui the fortunes moriAis claim
llc iotsAkrs liis's battles tAcn
tn his bate Is veil again
Fortune then his name might tAl.
Rat he anAwet not az ell
Deaf 10 Elof, be- wonld stay
hy that little cot 10 pray
Watching waiting not for gold
Nut 10 hear h, praises told
Hut for one faint sigu to tell
That his babe sould soon BE- vel
sum up lie snd sll ~ eAfe
Count Tho hnfdens mortAls hear
SIN tho losses aud the gains
And but one real woe temAins'
lis 10 live those da,s oi tear
When the hand oi death seems nsar
Then All s.sr man would sell
Just ~ tce his loved one we'll
ttapyfiEhL 1919, hs Edgar 4 0ntsi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
FRENCH LEADER TO DIRECT
WORK OF PREPARATION BODY

rARtH. feh Louis T. klotr
French minister ~ finance. was
-le-'od preEident ~ tho peace com
nittee on TcpAraiion In the hfief-
est speech yet delivered during the
conference. " klpi1 Invited he
members 10 get ~ work
"Thpnk yuu" said ~ kloty let
w. ro' ~ WORK for Justice. That Ia
our program.
William " Hughes Australian
premier. ana NJ NHnienheuNcl ~
iiolgium. we're elected vira preSi.
dents
Another meeting ~ tho commit.
tee was called fut tomorrow To- com.
plrte organization Wednesday y
morning the committee viii bean
ilsru-s.nR the general principles ~
tUphrHiun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
DELEGATES OF n NATIONS
ATTEND SOCIALIST MEETING

pERSE. Switzerland, Feb a
one hundrci and twenty Delegates
representing % rpintri"s have nr.
rived 10 attend m" international SO
cialist conference here Eduard
B.rns'ein. the German socialist. Who
was to hav" attended, has been De.
taiHed In Germany one hundred
and fifiy newspaper men have also
arrived
Tn" y'wiss socialists. who yesterday
decided not to participate IN the con
ference are becoming more hosiil"
% it and resent the appo ~
" Grumhach. who Ia an Alatihn, ~
he head ~ the press bureau
The delegates seem TO he on tho
beHt ~ terms Regret l. expressed
hat Amrican delegates viii be ah-
ent and this " considered nv many
10 he a hard blow 10 the Germans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
QUIET PREVAILS
DN RUSS FRONT.

AHCHASGEi. sunday Feb. -
Ilolshrvik patrols were In touch with
AmcrWan patrols today about -
miles south NJ Sredmakrcnga with
he exception W widespread patrol
activity and heavy Smelling on The
Nnlogdt railway line, there was com.
paratiVe quiet yesterday on all sec
tors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
SOLDIERS WHO FAIL
AGAINST REDS SHOr.

pMSK Thursday Jan. 30. For
refusing 10 obey an order 10 protect
the front ~ the Siheran army against
the holshcViki IN the region of Kun
ger. southeast ~ Perm. $50 soldiers
and 10 officers were shot for inrIh-
ordination. according to "a Hunger
report received here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
VI W REGULATIONS WoLATED
:" 6URkBURNETT L.AIMEO

b,.,Nl.NIluMA CITY Fcb ,-pe.
iion" Nhl'h reach the Wi conserve.
eo,,,.,,, l.'f' 'mru' ~ the corpofatlpu
,or,,,.Nlnn Indicate that oil dber,- >
riy., now N,rking across the Ued
nutl, sl1homt. opposite the
g.rS 'n''t field In absolute disrr-
ro,,, 'l" rules ~ the state cor.
,,'on commission
h. '"l m" commission M on
loon .. '' 'o southern Oklahoma 10
cal! a.. ne sNuation there and To-
10 ~ attention % operators there
'''' governing developments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
NJ CALL JP SUBTRACT
NNINDMENT MONDAY.

WASH NGTON. Feb. z Man
lEcfs " the senate Woman suffrage
resolution today decided to call up
the measure next Monday and. u
possible. obtain final vote. The re-.
sui. they stated. would hc very close
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
Wire Briefs
ukHtINItNS MAY
ATTACK RtMANIA.

LONDON. Feb st krainian
troops are preparing To attack Ru-
mania. which IN said to have mob
llized lis forces To meet the assault
according to Copenhagen adyices tn
the Mail