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UN ESTRENO

Ell viernes 18 empezara Ell
"Cine Luna" a proyectar los
dos primeros episodios Gle la
Serie maravillosa " P o r
VENGANZA Y POR MU-
JER" Gle la que son protago-
nistas la mas atrevida de to-
das las artistas, la bella Ca
rol Holloway y ell llamado
Hercules Gle la Pantalla, Wi
liam Duncan.
Podemos asegurar que a
juzgar por ell entusiasmo des
pertado entire los que han
visto en- otros Cines los pri-
meros episodios " cuya fuer
tie accion aumenta en- cada
episode siguiente), que esta
serie sera exhibida en- todos
los teatros de la isla.
La MUNDIAL FILM Co.,
Gle esta ciudad, son los conce-
sionarios exclusives. Advt.
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suscu cuan q o
al
nrenedo dene a propd
plia 4 mientd spian madr a
rapd despue a la
en dc u
pecho Comi ante "a prm prut
nIsae e e
N. y,
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Sc vende papel periodi1o viejo a
S $50 quintal.
Dirija sus pedidos Gel MUNDo".
Advt
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COLAB OR ACION

A los senores que nos honran envian-
donos espont&neamente trabajoS de CO
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pues no respondemos de su
dsvoluci6n en- case de no utilixarlos
nj sostenemoa correspondence sobre
clos.
Ell hecho de que este diario publique
nm trabajo firmado, no Signifca necO
sariamente que 20 solidarice con 81,
Advt.
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VGliosoS certifcGdOs de enconlio de pronlinentes
MedicOs y PdrteraS que preScrtben ddnli-
niStTdn a SuS enfernaS tan fdnlOsd nledicina.
Fl DIR. H. r. Koen de Ia Facultad de MedcIna de Paris.
dc Port-auPrince, Rep de Haiti, CERTIFICA "He pres
scrto mis- enfermas e Compuesto Mchella habendo
do admabe rcsutados los sguentes Para camar
los dolores recuenes durante embarazo parto
menstruac6n doooa tonico reoonstituyente
recomendo las schoras sehoras que sufren guaes
doenoias'
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La Sra Leonida Rumino arona) emuco, dc Chile
Eago Mtchela del
he eceado dado
nuamente 10 recomendando mis- pacentes
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Suscrfbase a ''EI Mundo"
DOCTOR ESPECIALISTA
AIPARADOR DEL SEXO FEMENINO
Dedc6 vida al estudio de los dolores del alum
bramiento las doIencias femennas.

AiIlIares de senOras y
y del extranjero, pueden
Y felicidad que disfrutan
mediclna del DIR. J. II. Dye,
especlallsta eminente en- la
obsteiricia y las dolencias
fenen;nGs.
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sefiorltas de los Estados UnIdos
decir que deben Ia buena salud
al uso oportuno de la espIendiGa
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La respectable Sra. PaIson Partera) Diploma
de Ia Polclnlca Pean, de Prince Rep de Hait
CERrFCA Ie obtendo admirable exito el CompuestO
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EIDr. II. L. GulIette dc la FacuItad de Medicna de
BuTaIo N. ". Y. U. dc A., CERTFICA "Me comnlazco
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MitcheIla, tanto para hacer desaparecer
como para facilitar el parto dar leche
en- abundancia la madre. Lo reco-
miendo a las Sras. cncinta a las jove-
nes q. suiren de menstruacion di6cil."
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(PGy0 las j6Venes dsbileS. revvioS0s
dsmd0od0s.)

para aar los dolores del parto coegr las ieguadades
saes me a pesado los meores evicos Lo ecomiendo las
sehoras las iovene padecen de guaes dolencas
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La dIstIneuida Sra. Conception
ID. Benavldes (Partera Professionally dc
Juno, Texas, f. u. de A., CERTIFICA:
"He probado el Compuesto MltcheIla
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JUAN CARRERAS.

(Macstro de instruction Publica)
Vega Baja.
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de is minutes enfema qed6 a de todo psro dando
hemoso dae de aconseiao tod
de mi SEXO."
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en- atestiguar que el Conn
puesto MltchelIa del DR..
]. II. Dye. que prescribe y
administro a mis- enfermas
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t..acon. P. R.. julio IS 1919
Al Capitulo &c Ia Cruz Roia.
San Tuan -
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HOTELES
CATAUNA

clones guplias , frescas -comidas -.
mas Comodidades para famiiiss ? tran.
seuntos Propistsria 1ossfa g ds Pisiri
Tel. 40. ,. D. Box go. TstuAn ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
ANDREW AND IMOGENE
By ROE FULKERsoN
.SS 4


minute; talk to
~ said Imogcnc, seriously
L "Yessum" said Andrew folding paper
hada longt talk
nov IN take his place he replied
Nix / m be talked to-
do when downtown all
| hayct to stay home talk to- and
the postman,' he interrupted
Oh | an
any and he tells that
postman like being home for ncuabes
the Conde n
resigns government position
people who have passed
nd =
Of the postnc working dies
Iie applicants office
depressed they
who
eyhds which they there
make lea keep their shut
much brought
OF list Of applicants signing
mailing
sor whi ich vacancies to I'M
"A
occupation and they pIod carrying people
think OF things like lie
that
our
all ragged around the edges" he protested
hen W get
got
barber shop that s-her
Al hc
Copyright 1918. Twenty first Century Press, Inc)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
VITAL ISSUES DRAWN

II is fortunate for the future OF tho
American republic that the issues be
tween the republican and Democratic
parties have become clearly defined
upon the vital fundamental prinoi-
Piles OF governments Not since the
Issue was drawn upon the question
OF the ind !ssolubIllty Of the union has
there been presented IA more clearly
defined or important issue than that
presented today
Recently, In commenting upon the
issues, Jonathan Bourne. jr, politi-
cal writer, had this to say:
The democratic party stands for
interim cxaltat.on OF
world interests above national inter
ests-the subordlnation OF the inter
ests of America to the interests or
supposed interests, of the aggregate
nasions OF tho earth. The republi.
can party. having absolute conf
dence In the superiority OF American
institutions and In the ability of the
American people 10 find the best 30
iutfons for special and economic
problems. believes ttat not only the
welfare of America, but the welfare
OF the world, will be best promoted
oy leaving this nation free to work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
SHOULD DE PASSED.

Failure OF congress at the present
session to enact "blue sky law
would seem to be almost lnexcus-
able The imperative need OF law
to protect the investing public from
purveyors OF worthless stock will not
be denied by any congressman. and
the bill would doubtless pass without
q dissenting vote II presented for a
ballot, II 10 not known II there Is
any outside Influence preventing It's
consideration, but II 50. 1t should not
be allowed TO prevail A new bill
has been drafted by the capital ~
sues committee, giving the govern
ment power over all issues that 20
into Interstate trade. but purely in
tcrstate Issues are left invlolatc
The act requires companies wish e
ing to issue stock TO render an ac-
count to IA supervising body, stating
tho amount, the terms, the purposes
OF the proceeds, and the prospect OF
tho investor 60 realize on his invest
ment The bill creates u regulatory
commission. clothed with power TO
enforce lis rulings, which would no,
only restrict stock issues when con-
dltions warrant, but would be In a
position to punish violators,
There In nothing IN this measure
to, which the honest promoter could
Justly object. But II II becomes a
law the fake promoter would bo
driven out OF business The honest
promoter would he benefited be
cause the legitimacy Of his enter
prise would be guaranteed by the
government The suspicion which
might attach 20 many kinds Of stock
row on the market would Also bc
completely removed. Mill.ons OF dol
lars now diverted to tho pockets OF
dishonest promoters would be turned
into channels OF legitimate business.
The nations prosperity would be en-
hanced, and In particular incNperi.
enced investors would he projected
from thievery blue sky" laws have
worked 80 we'll In many states that
the demand Is now that the applica-
ton be made nation wide,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
FIFTEEN BASE HOSPITALS
IN CAMPS DISCONTINUED

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-Sur-
geon- General ireland announced to-
day that as result OF the abandon
ment OF "A number of army camps
and the concentration OF sick and
wounded soldiers In city hospitals, II
had been decided to discontinue fif-
teen base hospitals. steps already
are under way to abandon the hos
pitfalls at Camps Cody. Macarthur, Jo-
seph Il. Johnston, Logan. Hancock,
Green. Mcclellan, Sewer. wheeler,
apd to reduce the hospital at Camp
Kearney. cal. 10 500 beds.
In addition. army general hos
pitfalls No. IL, at Waynesville, n. c.;
No. 23 at Hot Springs. N. c.; No.
a. Mt Corpus Christi, fes.,,- Aer-f4,
at Markleton. pa; No. 81 at Madison
Barracks, n. Y, and debarkation
hospital No. SO at Richmond. Va.
are slated for early abandonment.
The surgeon-general has recon-
mended that general hospital No. 33.
at Fort Logan II. Roots. Ark. be
changed to n post hospital and that
the post hospitals Mt Edgewood. Md:
Eystis, Va, and Humphreys, Va. be
made camp hospitals.
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had been let when the first proof
sheets were being revised, the mus
tratiOns made. the design Of the
covers chosen. the FcrrOls. their
children and Miss Seldcn We'd with
each other to make siCrifie for The
l}o0kie," ns they all called H. But
1t was Fcrrol, ana through him mis-
family who made the costliest con-
tributlon.
a THE Question Of Life" was almost
ready for sale when he went 10 the
head OF his firm about It.
"Mr Wallace. | have had little
book printed at my expense one
which you turned down." he said.
II want to ask your permission. TO
let me attend to lts sale, In my own
time, OF course. While | realize that
my time outside OF working hours
belongs 10 myself, | thought II only
fair to tell YOU about this book /
didn't want YOU To near about II
through anybody else"
II don't know about this, Ferrol." :"
he said, rubbing his close cropped
beard. II want my salesmen to have
noudivided allegiance While real
ize that your time outside of work
you to spend II in selling against us. -
How do you mean, selling against
YOU" Ferrol asked with painful
prcmUnition OF what the answer
would be,
well, we're getting out book
ourselves on that very topic. In
fact. ] turned Mias Selden's book
down because II was tho poorer Of
two manuscripts submitted to us, SO
you see, you viii be working against
rs In proportion as YOU succeed IN
selling your own book"
Ferrol could not get around the
logic Of the situation. lie had sunk
Hll their savings In the book already.
lie would have To devote himself
with all the energy In him to save
his precious Investment from loss.
Yet he would be working directly
against his own firm In so doing
lie had not been unmindful OF such
IA possibility, yet he had hoped that
in some way he would be spared the
difficult choice no now had to make.
"Well, Mr.. wallace. | am sorry To
have to give up my position with
you. but ! see no other way out. My
wife and | have sunk every cent OF
our savings In this book. I've got
to stand by IL"
Wallace nodded.
"Fm afraid that's the size OF II. !"
he eaid. "I'm sorry TO lose a good
mainland I'm glad to testify that
you are a good man. wish you sue
CesSs!''
That evening the Ferrols stole up
together TO their chlldrens room
when the youngsters were asleep and
hooked at them.
1T can't be- that we're doing wrong
In this" Edith whispered To her
husband II cant he that We Viii
fail! It's for them We're venturing
everything. john"
But her husband only pressed her
to him and made another silent vow
to leave no fiber In him untnNed In
Wrestling from the world the vel
fare OF his family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
INDUSTRIAL BOARD TAKES
UP QUESTION OF PRICES

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25. - In a
statement today explaining the or
ganization of the Industrial board
OF the department OF commerce
charged with the task OF attempting
to readjust and bring down prices,
Secretary Redfleld declared there
existed an abnormal situation and
staRnation in the Industrial world,
tho striking feature OF which was
the high price demanded for nearly
every article OF trade,
The first step OF the governments
program, Secretary Redfield said,
would he the calling into conference
OF the representatives OF industries
producing basic materials. at which
the situation could be discussed from
every angle. Industries dealing In
unfinished products, the secretary
thought, would he able largely. IL
not entirely to adjust their prices
in line with the policy laid down at
meetings with producers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

out It's own destiny. through which II
Will set AN example for emulation bJ
all tho rest OF tho world
IA the Democrat party wuult
sink the nation in iutornatinnnl .Hn
80 that party would sink the individ.
nal IN socialism. II would piraly.t
tho efforts of the individual 10 equal
iIo the supposed Interests Of ne Hg
gregatc tc-attcmpting 10 place all up.
on an equality OF reward rrgurfl"m
~ difference In effort uud accom-
plishmont Thc republican party be-.
llcycs that aggregate advancement ID
no more nor less than the sum pi
individual ndvauccmrul ana the,
overy reasonable lniuccmont must ho
offered to encourage development ui
the individual. not nt the sacrifice ui
the rights ana Interests Of other iu-
dlviduals. but with ultimate resultant
good TO all. through tho accomplish
ments OF the most capable and most
energetic, Encouragement ~ in
dlvidunl initiative, enterprise and 81
fort. as proposed and pracmced by
the democratic party. must iueyit-
ably retard the development OF the
whole, The progress ~ this nation
has been measured by the attain
ments OF iN most highly developed
individuals In every line oi cndclyOr
t,s Wcbstera ana Iincolns and Roose-
yelta It's '~fultons and EdlsonH, lta
llllls ana Harrimans, lls Morscs and
Bells SChwahs. Burhanks ana In
Vulnerable other individuals who
typify development under the sttmu-
lutlng Influences or opportunity.
Socialism measures It's httninments
and Trotzkys and I4nines,
AS natural accomplishments OF its
internatlonallstic ana socialIstlc pro-
ol.vltles. the democratic party tends
toward paternaliam, government
ownership and free trade. because
OF its maternallsm. and IN harmony
with tho spirit OF AmerIcanlsm. the
republican party believes In protec-
ton OF American producers against
unfair competition with cheap prod
ucts OF other lands II opposes gov
ernment ownership or operation Of
Industrial enterprise as calculated to
destroy initiative and impede prog
gre@.
I'VE shall abandon naHonalism
when we abandon indlvldualism. We
shall adopt !nternationallsm when
we adopt communism, We shall
cease TO hnNn rivalry among nations
when we cease to have rivalry among
individuals We shall cease to have
contests among nations. when we
cease to have contests among lndl-
viduals. We shall have both com
munism and intornatlonallsm when
we set ar.dc the law OF the survival
OF the flttest"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
CLAIMS GERMAN BREWERS
START BEER REBELLl0NS

ALBANY. N Y, Feb. 25.-william
II. Anderson, superintendent OF the
New York anti-Siloon league, in the
keynote speech OF the organizations
convention. tonight charged German
brewers with melting to riot and re-
bellion IN order to save beer.
let them beware" he warned.
III this ungodly bunch start anything
In America, the decent, sober, Chris
tian, patriotic people are going to
finish 1t 30 1t will stay out The
legislator or politician or big bust
ness man, or labor leader that gets
in the way is going TO be astonished.
In the same orderly way we have
won our rights we shall punish those
who infringe them"
A sand sprinkling device for slip,
perry streets. which can be attached
TO street sweeping machines. has
been invented by a Californian.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Little Ben's Notebook

Yestiddy morning some men bllt
"A booth on Broad street and yestid-
day aftirnoOn "A red cross nurse all
dressed up like one got In 1t and
,started To hand out cards TO people
going past telling them to join the
red cross, and me and skinny Martin
stood watching her a vile. and SKIN
ny sed g.. wouldent II be all rite III n
accident happened TO happen rite
now and we could see her do some
ferst ade work?
q, wouldent II. tho, ony ! don't
hardly think one will ] sed
Wen, you never can tell wen an nc'
cidints going TO happin. or elts there
wouldent be no meny. sed skinny.
Wich test then we saw Puds Simkin-
ses sissey cpzzin Persey coming, and
sed @ gosh, maybe va can make
accidint out OF Persey somehow,
Gosh, q. sed skinny And wen
Pcrsey came up skinny sed, DO you
wunt to get In "a good game, Persey? ?
and persey sed Wat? and skinny
scd. Wy, its a sintch for you, me and
Kenny do all the work. all you do IL
stand there and us 2 will each hit
YOU kracks on the jaw TIL you fall
over unconshisa and then the red
cross nurse will come running out
and do some ferst ade work on you.
That woulLent be eny fun fer me.
sed Persey .
but think OF the ixpeerients. said
skinny
That's wat I'm thinking OF, sed
Persey, and sed. Come ahed. go
on Persey. II you don't wunt to wait
til you're unconshiss you can fall
over eny time you get tired. she wont
know the differents
got to go a errind, sed Persey
and he wawked away so quick that
little bit more he would OF bin run
nng, and me and skinny Martin
waited a little vile longer to see IL
accidint would happin by itself.
wich none did.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Oklahoma Outbursts

| Tho democratic caucus. having sc.
l'ctcd nn organ II now prepared
[ 10 proceed with the regular order
OF business
Plans are being made 10 start Do
/ Impblli1ing tho candidates against
Senator Gore Just after Ihc noki
Liberty loan campaign"
you cannot ride two horses at
once IT. an old saying, but IL iH a
poor slayer. Insists the rivAlc poker
party. who cannot stand on four
Jacks.
Governor Robertson says It must
be "a flfty million proposition or none
'a' all That's the uuff Oklahoma
iS no longer u four bit state
The presence OF ladies' At the
JouuR democrats convention ln Nc
Alostcr rs all that kept the fight
from breaking out In the Mu-togrc
delegation over which faction nc.
tunlly has tho sport OF tho OWLS
club.
Somo one perpetratcd cruel Joke
on the m"mb her from Klamlsh Hy
request he introduced bin. aud
after II had passed second reading
he discovered that II was intended
Ia prohibit him from ever hereafter
becomIngsa u candidate for office.
I,"csyilic. COLO. repartcc. our
esteemed contemporary says that In
.rcciiing "Sh"ridAn's ride at the
Methodist church festival last wecl,
We looked and acted liko n lackass
We could retort In way that would
cmhittcr the mans whole future. but
we have learned to pass such things
by suffice II to say that he liz an
Internal liar and II crawling Ecoun-
drel,
The bolshevikl corner ana the
Sim FelnerH are again tangled up
over President Wilson'S speech. The
bolshevists insist that II was an in
suit 10 the Monroe doctrine 10 call
II mere scrap OF paper" and that
they expected something more origi-
nal from the president than going
to Germany for his cpigrammatic
reference. while The Sinn Feiners In
slst that he borrowed the expression
Jnst TO lot them know that his heart
." W NV iihhA Ili'N
Snapshots from the Dallas News.
And after we get into the habit Of
telling our troubles we invent some
II we haven't nny. Also remember,
Algernon, that tho longer your
courtship In. the shorter your mar
ried llfo will be. Furthermore. II
we ever 20 to the legislature we
shall Introduce a hill making II un-
lawful for any bachelor under 35 TO
look at show window containing
lingerie The main reason why It
wouldnP do for n man to wear a
veil is because he might use It for
a handkerchief A west Dallas
widow says the la.est proposal she
has received was from Lancaster
undertaken, who said that 10 she
would agree To marry him ho would
bury her folks at half rice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

Fcrrols wcro called upon 20 make
on behalf OF the book, but actually
preClpitated H.
Tho sacrifice.
All during the controversy Edhh's
teaChinge Of her own kiddies had
aroused I'm the community on the
subject ~ sex educ tiou Tor ,hl.dren,
she and Miss seldom had worked un-
rcmittiuRly at her book At the Fer
rurs urgent invitation, sara Selden
came 10 stay with them In Arcadia
Tor "A time Cheerfully she stood the
Inconvenience uf committing tn the
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mn% "S @ danG Of % yS "g % 5 aSsas % pro%oo%s n
these '.c. i,r
qc."" EXCEPT the ne. Of tn" man n1a the needs Of the service
appolntcd without regard to poiGc
As police prassy apply my ow"
the f % 3 ' s . 'G ] attention as as Nays %s s s
or % % Ta we nc SaSS S S far and %S away s the T Ss an s EYER
into the police department was OF course very difficult at first to CON
a e!sry really
YIN activity in the police epnr,mon and there 1ad eSsg regular 5
many corrupt other would sg be
y s o the % minds OF both sets Of people by giving
s what w n" TsTT S" n how d % by @ Evidence % % %
"G@ %o9 RsS s SceS SSi'S visits SsS,
S to tim; enter @ Ss ps %"e sqs but wo % NOT S" s S 3 @ % TT
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3 S.s. TO "pT s ssrs S,sS gS be % 1 % % the
aiken s'n "s' S%i Sss S%
% a M visitor {. an mr
was was
S @ amy Sd H %RPPSs would TG ike ST S S IN %
the the Ssa"'"'''as %''SS SSt
,%s ss % ,ss sss % a a"s a. ~
later his face wes'nS @ s, % ,%y ] S his % sfma' @ two nS years p %
"H no rgq1IS ] GS.Gn that or number Us %%Sfrs %
from the an ye." % Of % s S h S @ on the
sefrelant with wish
out srD ma" tn sns ~s. ,e IN him tn. s @ @ %
oqns S request M of Mr cerS"na S Dodge While there he told me
wished me exhibition
build
to
81 ss as s & s @se q @
sR @ @ n %H snS % S the o % SIdns @
o from % n% "n4 mot " % him. IN social ia ] IaSIE o S% p educate @ &
I a n w @ ] TS @ ] s %G S had % % Been S @ bsd S'
oH @sF o Of T'' the T Gy e" tssR nS an" 4S
could complete charge the examinations myself
the record and capacity OF the officer
improper
tTo be continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

According to the way the Wichita
Beacon figures II, this country would
have cut pretty small part IN win
ming the war had II not been for the
boys who wore the khaki, meaning,
OF course. TO call attention to the
general inoffiolency OF the war de.
partment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

New York high school. whore she
taught she, as much as the Fer
rols. had become imbued with pas
sion OF sacrifice for the success OF
their book.
Meanwhile. John Fcrro had been
visiting printers to gsS ESTIMATES on
the cost of printing H. When he
found ,t would cost every cent they
had laid by FOR emergencies. he and
Edith had hcart-searching talk.
But they both agreed to risk all
In the exciting days after the vol
umc WAS finished and the contract
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

once IN a while Sam Blythe comes
pretty near sizing up the situation,
and one OF the times IL when he says
everybody helped win the war ex-
cept certain college professors and
diplomats. 10 they are TO he given
the job OF making peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

The best way we can explain It.
In that ex-rresident Taft only had
the version given out by Mr.. Creel.
When he has had time to digest tho
full text he may conclude that II 10
an entirely different document from
what he expected.