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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-16

seeks TO establish what may become
a Capitol Of the world, at Washington.
Our country Is entitled to it, for the
way we have helped defend the nat
ions from Germ any, and feed them
and help rebuild them.
These terrible Bolsheviki and their
sympatbizers are believed to have
been the senders Of bombs through
the mails, one Of which, when opened
at Atlanta ia, by a colored servant
of former Senator Hardwick, blew up
and tore off both hands Of the poor
girl. One Of these frightful death
machines (about the size and shape Of
a package of Uneeda biscuits) was
mailed to one Of our Agents who
works in the next room to me. and it
failed to reach him only because it
did not have enough postage on it.
Every detective in this great city is
on the trail Of the wretches who mail
ed these bombs, and some Of them
are sure to be caught. They wrote
the names and addresses on a type
writer, and experts are working on
that clue, SO that they will soon find
whose machine did the work, as the
type had certain marks on it. The
laws of our country are not strict
enough to stop these foul agitators
from working for the overthrow oi
our Government, for under our con.
stitution the rights Of free speech
and o free press are closely safe.
guarded. Newspapers printed in
Russian, Finnish, Esothian, Yiddisf
and other outlandish languages are
openly advocating changing this Re.
public into Soviet government, like
poor Russia is trying to be now. The
Soviets are taking away the private
ownership Of property, taking wives
away from husbands and distributing
them among other men, killing all
moneyed people and putting the rag.
ged and illiterates on top. A lady al
a church here the other night who
has been in Russia told Of the Bolshe.
wiki taking hold of hospital where
there we're $500 wounded soldiers
They turned out the regular doctors
and put a miserable fioor-cleaner in
charge. All he knew about surgery
was to tie knotted rope around q
limb and saw it off. This be did with
several desperately wounded men, and
without chloroform. The other poor
wounded fellows, rather than under.
90 such torments, crawled out Of the
hospital on their hands and knees in,
to the alleys and corners, where 4
number Of them died. Do we WanI
such government" as that? And
yet there are great masses Of Russi.
ans, and even Americans (some oil
them college professors!J who are de-
manding a Soviet government for ths
United States. ! have heard them dt
Iit at public meetings here.
Opposite our Office here 10 the larg
est Office building in the world, tht
famous Woolworth Building, tower
ing like the spire Of q gigantic cath
edral nearly 800 feet into the air
The owner Of this great structure
which cost fourteen millions Of dol
lars began life forty years ago as ,
| poor boy 10 Syracuse. N. Z. As
went through its cream-colored hall
1.-The other day / thought Of how hi
HAD crhor,cd and wNyfsod ~ y,rt Il i.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-05-16
.eraI With Plants.

fockery cannot be made
D half q penn 4 plants-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
The Struggle
An Adventure In fSod.

Edith sat stili after Mre Ulske
had made her indignant exit whip
ping her thoughts into practical
shape She was n little dashed at
LII iIlako's prophecy that nobody
could make a nickel doing fancy
cookery unless they did Il On u hig
scale, with things costing 40 much -
Yet tho idea OF turning her talent for
making goodies into means OF earn
Ing money appealed to her with tre-
men ndous force.
She determined 10 try. at any rate
Accordingly on the next afternoon
whom her work was done and the
children playing comfortably on u
|neiEhbcr'e porch, she put on her best
hooking clothe--wnd set out. M count
iess women have done before her,
TO try to earn n little money
She took the trolley to u rather
busy corner In "a neighhorhoring VII
laEe where fancy grocery flour
ished This was pa,ronizcd by the
wealthier families OF the district and
Edith felt sure they would want some
OF her Kitchen products.
Blushing painfully she entered
the shop and asked for the MANAGER
I'm Hardman, madame. bowed
stout man. owner ~ the place. |
shall he glad to take your order
personally. Have We tho pleasure Of
your account"
Edith wanted to turn and run, hut
gaLhered her courage and replied.
II - didn't exactly wish to sive an
ordc- today. l-er was hoping you
might-take one from ms. DO YOU
ever, Mr.. Hardman, have Inquiries
for homemade cakes, lellles. mince-
meat, or simple candles Tor chit
drenT"
The proprie,or's face and manner
changed abruptly at Edith's hating
explanation. lie put down his order
book. replaced hts cap and couvhcd.
"Oh. well. not much market for
EN-" he said. People around here
either makes their own fancy stuff
or has Il or from the city We got
good demand for flavortng ga
tracts Know how 10 make flavor
ing extracts
No. Edith didnt know how TO do
that.
well you might send US few
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

be given to his work. without the
worry he had before experienced
about money She had said nothing
OF this plan tn anyone. not even 10
hsr aunt mt Hs the papers reitet-
atcd their belief that peace vns at
hand she Thought more ana more of
the pleasure u would give hrian.
"ilcll have baby TO work Tor,
nov she said to herself with a
smile rhat had he been allowed To
work for her. hr would have hap
ri.r. never occurred To her: neither
did she think II might have pre-
vented much ct her own unhappi-
ne-e N----.
Then one day came other news
News witch she hurried homo to im-
part to- Mrs claiborne She hsd
heard the rewrboy- calling "wux
trn had bought one. opened H. and
glanced A. tho first page. which CON
iained an account OF a his battle. as
nhc walked along
Aunt l.ouisal where are vou read
thin" she thrust tho paper into her
aunta hands and then leaned over
her shoulder ana read with her tho
news which had - excited her,
Tomorrow nriNn II decorated for
bravery under fire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Oklahoma
Outbursts

Tho tuihrie Leader man In In
haHi" ~ Hrll hi7 suprr-riK - h8t-
gain hrf"f" Humn hdto thlrf puts u
un hiH h"t
AZ np'imIF. 'SplainH CARTOONS
Magazine H u person who durHu I
know whats coming ~ hlu. aud
hop's 10 doesn't
Dp,"lht rIN m misnk'n s,,s Nc
SIR .duNustHltr when u giiI ms
escaped matrimonial rntauEluui'u o. ~ s
until she htr rrnolyf th' ngo of 80.
she A lI.' grtiinF ready 10 pia}
Tho ~. on south VAN say iho
Nuids 'mtu' ana Woman" lu Nhs
old uupitt.'u NH unto me huw the
,uIl IH 200 uulu man Doe woman "
ought 900 lho.u modern iuwra 10 br
iIturpur'i
m" executive committee ~ no
iEhiutug hug association is pf,pars
iug iu present nu Application tu ,he
.tht" corporation rummissIun fpr
l'tN" tr in'rcaHo lt- rates prr kfIu.
wt'l sparkle.
''"t w 'N ' .
''Nl I"Ul w" N'''h" '''n'N'
p'P"'' h""' INV WV ,
Hs u ' - viii uUVrf name ~
demonstrated worth - 4 u for.
over. name ~ prI,r tul utFru'y
~ INV N',n' " -
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q,
"i wv 10 't' '"uh'
~ ""''d "h ,l'H ,''h''' I"t Nup u.s.
~ ''!n'nn'l ,n", "u WI, '''n ",
VIZ w va"
'p''"u "",nE W. ''nl. "n 80
l''h' "u' ",''H" NV,
w y, ",'.l''' ',"' '" w
:" w" """'"N 'h'H "'"'Nu u"N' az
p"'"r" y" "s '" "'"'" '""'"H'"h'
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rr''V WI u',n'' NV Wv,
N'' "'.'n Wl'n'h ~" "'N' "u' VIC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

- ru,r'thry seems tu hc N'ty lohth
10 have the properties returned to
their owners
II M'Ndun wrr" a thlrittto pnii
uDhn n would be raAy tu rgure uu,
that he has preSii"ntlnl aspirations
,nd ngut'H 90 capturing the Hpcbl-
lst Not" n il hardy rrnaunabio Ia
suppus" that he has wandered So fir
from democratic principles 49, tu he
a rnnNvri to the idea ~ pstciua sm
\ man ~ such clear buslncbs p"t t.
rcptlpu hH hia past record rsiicucrs
could hardIy hr l,uuu"i 81 such eco
nnmlr h'trH> The government
promised ihat lh'so properties
should h' returned IN % reasonable
iimr' after The war r,lgru,y. was
ovct what has happened since
lhla Time lhnt such . promise should
bee ,uusliot'i 'r'rtp ~ paper
luticai ~ suhAldlysig the roads
ns Nas propnSod. to AID them out -
ih"lr financial diffoulllcH. the GOV
eminent has cpntrntrd ts,If win
lhaniuF them vast sums prthHpn
II waa figured thst the VA wuull
last long "nuugh aud th" Tuuda be- 30
hopclcHsly IN debt io tho nation that
taking them over would b" u good
huslncss proposition Tor saving -
bad claim. II can not be- claimed
that elimination Of competition ls
expected io benefit the puhll, for
all experience has shown thil mo.
nopoy In ANY business mean, mlur,
To public Interest II Il "a deep hid
plan FOR government confischtion ~
IN. runds that the retiring director
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

nm Vt.uuFa l.
49,, ..'ti ytve you what
100 y,, 10, .s,, I... so n.r cent. hut
=, w., a." he aided nrsc-
Nam, ~, ,ba al, stnr.. IA IN.
,,, ~, ~ ,neus,nds where
~ ia,.t ,,,d. Then
"' ID on a hi, .cnIe
-, ,,,,,h n,nfl, IA, n
w wv ~" II, Good nf,.r.
.,i
,n ,,,.,.,. ,..o,,s, ,,i,b
~ ,,.,a,od nv nor
a." ""ss, .,,. "" nn,iht,x along
49,, "a, ,,,lL,d snno Ais
,.,' nun,, - ~ 80 ,n.tannti,I ,s,t az IN,
80, ~" ,',.,,, 49,, ho., vnn.n ever
Wv r,au tn ~, rer,un.rntiy, en-.
t,,ur,sca ,hc road of I'm magazines
Wv ..,'',,s
r,,..',,',' .h. ,,,,,d h,rs.if In
,,,,.,,,,, c.t,tc marked
,,J ,o',n1,nI a.. ,hr Ins, degree ~
'',,.,,,,. s,c .tnu.d down A ~
w." ~ ,.' - III ,.L,,',. IN ,h, "details
H., ,h,n a Mum
" ~ u'',..I,, .,,un,, ,rom I'M.
,".','" -, Wv, ~ ,,i,.,c drIvcwny OF
,,,' ,,,,ns,,,, amman lookrd ut
I.d,,h ,hronuh IN. window ~ the
,,,r ,,,d az rIt,b ,urned. the woman
.avaI ~ ,hn s,mc timo signaling
,n.' c,,.,'f,.n, a. s,nr
"rt, 49,. ,,,,, r,rdop." snid the
,,,,,',,'.t,a ,.ty ,hn u,N instant "I
'u.'uN,'s ,, ~" ,,,.nd nf mine q"
In,, snc did ma, toll tho man tn drive
- -, -, itet,h Lcrrol an.
wv. on' 'v ,,ieas',,c In her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Little Bennys
Notebook

Me and ruds Simkins was wa~k'
Ing on nroad street last Sundey and
who ala W. see wa~kina IN frunt ~
W. hut Mary watkins and some Md
with hloomrrH in1tcd Of pants and "a
belt on the back Of hts coat Jest for
looks. rudr saying. q WIZ. look at
that
Holcy smoaks. look at that. I sed
81 winnlkeTs wouldn't think
Mary watkins would vawk with cny.
thing looking Ike that sod puds. Id
drathcr stay IN the house than look
like thlt
So would |. holcy q. srd II I was
geri and enything looking like that
tried 10 wH~k With me III say, Hay,
wat do YOU think this IN, a prrrade p
Ana Mary watkins kepp on wawk.
ing with him and tawking and lHffins
NJ n she lhnwt he was sumbody
crate. aud | aed, Wat do YOU say We
wnwk lit- past her as II We dldcnt
even know she was there
All rite. let's aed lnidp And We
quick wnwkrd past her and she did.
ont see us 80 We termed erround and
tipped our hats 10 her. And after
suppir pop was smoakinF and think.
ing IN the setting room and | Sed
pop, do you know those SCOTS with
hloomers and a belt on the hack of
the coat
know them well acd pop.
Well. do you think n would he all
riio FOR me IN get ONE ! Hed, and pop
Hcd I think n would ho better for
YOU to got u blooming good hiding
with u belt on the side OF the ear.
Wal are YOU trying TO do. tern into a
mollic coddle7
No sir. | s.d. I dident say I wunt.
cd one. I don't hlecVe I'd ware one II
| had ono. they're too sisscy.
And I went out Ia nee II there was
cnythlng doing,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

nation Diplomacy Il subject Ia the
best possible direction.
This IL not u fortunate rule for
those who seek pref.rment from po-
litical friends During this aspect
ingratitude and selfishness are sup
posed to he stronger In their power
than at other times
Women are subject 10 u planetary
government making for continued
uncertainty and unrest In industry.
hu, they will gain what Is best for
them, nstrolosers declare.
suffrage IN subj to a rule that
IL most promising and II will help 20
crystalline some great national move
mcrt for public bettermcnt
I.egncies for reform movements
are indicated. SOME Of these will
como from q financier who will end
his career early In tho year
while the great aims Of women
ara under tho hest direction. there
are grave dangers for those who are
vain. romantic and without any
large responsibility. Scandals will
bs numerous and there will be
tragedies AZ we'll AZ heartaches
In neins again viii he unusually
roputaS. but not as II was previous
20 the war. for r~w smusemerts and
new customs will claim attention.
Food will he much discussed he
fors spring. owing 10 sorre disease
that will emphasize tho reed Of care
ful diet, II ID prosr osticated
Persons whose birthda'o II IN have
tho nuGury OF an active and sue
ressfui year, Travel ana change will
bring success.
children born on THIS day will ne
quick and clever. These suhjsos oi
Aaunrius are usually successful and
prosperous
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
The Wife
ltuth Plans TOR Ihtnn'- homecoming
CHAPTER C<xNN

Nrian was back with hia regiment
''Uood MS new" he had written
Ruth had not again given way To her
dependency And now that he wn'
once moro removed from her influ'
encr, rhc forgot Mollic King almost
She kept up her work among ths
children Of tho soldiers. and that
with her work IN tho shop, n littis
social dissipation because OF her aunt
and the care she gave little Brian
kept her every moment filled.
Then came talk OF the war endlnr
sooner than had heen expected The
Germans were h~lng pushed back
day after dsy while lhsrcs on both
sides were great, vet those on that ~
the allies we're small IN compared "a
those of tho enemy The Hun
morale too. was breaking the most
dangerous thing IN an army Eager
" ruth followed the line that cach
dav advanced farther and farther
into the country occupied hN the 70"
Like others. she figured that " the
allics kept Roing with no real set
backs. the war must enh
brian will soon I've back " what
tho papera say about the war being
soon over is true she said 10 her
aunt one daN
"ycs think the fighting II near
" over n will he long time he
fore aII the soldiers will come back
prinn may he one ~ those to remain
on duty over there. even " tho war
ends g,cn't thirk tot HGyh NJ ser
lnr him soon. dea' u would make
your ppointmcn' th" greater
Then there IL Htill the chance
stst. -. huFA
Ruth INTERRUPTED. ~ know Vet
soreway tcet Aunt Louisa. that NJ
win not he wounded again feel ~
pure he viii come back 10 baby and
me
'srhn, is the right way to feel II
kerps YOU from Worrying
Ruth lonscd To question her aunt
To ask her N she was planning to r"'
main with her after nr',r returned
nut she h~sitated 90 no 80 tebrinr
her answer would he that she would
20 home when he came bach
In .ritc ~ her love Tor ease and
FOR pre,ty things, ruth had saved
surpriring amount while Nrinn hnf
been away She Stlll paid IN" rem
~ the APARTMENT, but she often said
( lsushlnsly that |, was all she do
nav. that her aun, ran the house
Then too. Mrs Clayhorn~ was con
.,.r,iv huy,ns clothes for both Ruth
and the hshy She delighted "
dressing them both So. aside IRON
y her charitable work ana IN" ren'
pu,h had saved almost all of hr'
salary She hhd bought each issue
~ liberty hondr and had siven "
the ned Crorr nut tha greater part
~ her Swing had hesn W her owr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

society can not afford to he tol.
Grant OF any party. faction or GROUP
which resorts to force to enforce IL
demands. says the Dallas News
Every proposal is entitled to a toier,
ant consideration no Ions as its advo.
Gates recognise. tho sovereignty OF
tho majority and the supremacy OF
law. but the wisest and most benefi.
cent proposal ever made ought "a
he ruled out Of consideration the
moment tho advocates appeal "a
force. Against force, organized so.
ciety can not react too sternly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

Several states. Ohiahoma heins
ono of them. have enjoined tho telc-
phone comparAes from putting into
effect Mr. Durl-son's new long dts.
,anos rates. This brings tho author
ity os the federal government into
direct conflict with tho powers of
tho states. ana of course because
the courts will hold that ths states
cannot enjoin the tederai govern
mont becsus. the action IL In fact
against IN. presiden, and he IL a
party who cannot he sued. Hut
r~vsrth~l-~-. the action ~ the states
will sho~ M. nurleSon Just ~hs, ~.
think of him as rate ti,-r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
EDIt'yING TuE TrS

Tho tenant farmer. evil has hccn
discussed "a great deaf of lhtr Years.
especially aH II affects the status ~
Texas and Oklahoma citizens. Tor
these two states seem. hy virtue of
peculiar conditions. ~ have Inherit
cd moro than their share of those
who till tho soil Tor other men hut
never own an acre 81 their own.
Now We have the matter brought
freshly to public attention by tho
attitude of our new governor. who
has recommended that steps he
taken to edlfy tho tenant and mako
him a landowner. aud tho eRiala >
iure IL preparing Ia get 10 work on
some scheme 10 carry his recon
mendation into effect. Tho Rov-
etnor argues. and rightly. that the
possession OF y home Of ones own
makes men better citizens and heads
of tho growth of such mcnaclng
things as thu l. W W, boishoviki.
cts.
~ '''l' ~ 'O wv
existence OF tho owl and tho need
of prompt application of remedy.
hut a. usual tho vssious ideas Of
what tho remedy should bo and how
II should bs applied are confusing
and somewhat misleading. II IL
natural that w should first look to
,caislatlou 10 point n way. but leg
islntion alone never accom- pllshea
much unles, there In a concerted ap-
pucation. n 10 also natural for us
10 look at tho money side OF tho
question a. tho vital point. hut u
We atop at this the reform will fail
To bs frank about n. out Of every
100 mon who need to be given re-
lief from chronic tenacy. there are
at least rs who will not be cured by
financial assistance. Tho reason IL
that these are by nature incompetent
for individual business and the aid
rendered would run through their
fingers lihc water and leave them
no better OF than before
II IL q sociological. rather than q
financial problem. Money. 10 he
sure. In necessary. but not money
alone. Education might serve to
lift many of them out of the slough
~ dcspond. but how about thos>
who arc too old ana their habits
fors,lixcdT Financial aid. cduca-
tlon. religion ana other uplifting
agencies will each do some good
hut any one. aud In romo cases all
these agencies, viii tail to reach the
difficulty No doubt there IL u way
to make a better citizen out ~ tho
tenant. hut legislation can do no
moro than pave tho way for more
effectivs >p,eans We have an idea
that II will be necessary To take tho
rising generation away from their
disheartening surroundings ana aid
them to look Mt life FROM u higher
and more ambitious plane than have
their fathers lot these youngsters
be aided TO get the needed enliRhtcn-
mert. unclouded by the suprr-tl.
tons and traditions of their elders
and helped to get q piece ~ land "
their very own. and let II he seen
To that they are not only started on
/ the right path. but that their atrrs
are guided unit, they learn to walk
alone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

We hardly expect the resolutions
adopted by the I. W. Wa In Chicago
the other day to secure the freedom
of Mooney will cause any great mum
her Of labor unions TO walk out on
q general STRIKE nest July. Labor
unions organised for legitimate pur-
poses will hesitate TO bring thsm
selves under public opprobrtum by
concurrins In tho actlos Of the Ghi-
oaso convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22


deficiency children who often uniusty blamed for being
ul-tintt" unambi"u mentally stupid
THIS Obtained books tnamn
Including nrd Tor
subject hid
outdoor study dd late IN
time before started IA" second HP
tmo" We lohh the Hudson NV
minded
spring ~ and the mechanism became rusty could opened
powder than
When ~ old In the winter OF ~ aud "a visited EUROPE
on We went to Egypt iourneyd up the Nl" Travelled through e
We children German family Ia Dresden NY t
ly this had OF
NE mlentfC tndpom hn
the ornithoory OF Eept but picked up In CAIRO book by an
whose have forgotten who dorcbe rp up the
ME III nrp'nds 10 MS N"uH" gave account OF
ot the author Tor
much without should collecting
My FIRST knowledge of Latin WAS obtained ny learning NC
mammals which COLLECTED ny
aid of such hooks this
Tho obtained Mite represented
the collection aferwatd
with the onhoorca had gathered
washington OF them
American Museum OF Natural History New YORK am
other collections
doubt whether they WIN
to '"
he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

Mr.. Ford sscrts that he does not
want any profits from war contracts.
hut We havs failsd 10 notice any dis
posiuon 70 rslusburss tho aovern-
msnt for the eis.ooo,eoe I, will loss
on the Ford contract for the con-
struction ot 20 Eas,s ani.submarins
0uata
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

II ought not to be % hard 10 dis
tinGuish between wichita's two
Henry ALIENS ~ Wichita ssems TO
think. one u sovsrnor and tho
other isn't
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22


Mutual trend lttle shop IN which hc had done very
,uihlr work for '6"nce This vocational study as
Iuppuso would b" called by modern educators tpurted
tnd directed interest In oolouling specimen. for
mounting hnd preservation II was this summer that
get first gun and N puzzled me to- find that my com
IpanonH SEEMED 10 things Ia shoot nt which coud
not az pno day they read aloud an ndv"rtHcment
n huge letters distant billboard aud then realized
hat son"thng thu matter for not only was uhiblr
Ito read I could the letters !
Ipokc of this father and afterwards got nay
FIRST pair u spertacl"1 which literally opened an entirely
tnow world To- had NO Idea how beautiful the world
~a- until got thns" spoCta,lrE had been clumsy
snd awkward nut bov, und whi" much Of my clumsl
mess ana hwHkWnrdnesS duubt.rs due Ia general
chhIhAnLL.a Rnuh heh nI n was duo ~ lhn ftoI lhll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
nrnBsR oy TIVE A~ori
Phones
Daily Food


Thou .ilt kssp him In psrf-et peass,
who's mind 10 ssAy~d On th,ss lac 20 y.
from pole V psls l-t othsru rostn.
And search In vaia tor bliss
Nv soui 10 sstisfied u busns,
The lord my portion ts.
Trust 70 In the lord forever. tor Ia the
Lord Jehovah " svsrlssuos s,r.nsth. iss
"a 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

Having appropriated tho core.
,her~ 10 nov q disposition 10 no,
even leave Osrmsny tho Rhins.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

/, must be admitted that tho first
OF President wilson's ~ points has
been considerably mutilated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
autobiography 49,
Theodore Roosevelt

r a "a hopeless die
\ \
" stumbled
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

GrTHRiE-A Guthrie woman los,
$500 worth OF diamonds the other
day, according TO the Leader. She
In undecided as IA whether they went
down the sink or were stolen. Both
theories are being worked out-one
by the plumbers. the other by the
police
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
State Briefs

OkMrLGEE The trlai ~ Mon
day March upon the charge NJ nur-
dcring Sam johnson, \ leader of the
Cussctah clan ~ creek Indians,
about thre. years ago, has begun In
the district court here.