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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
los ANGELEs LOSES SUIT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.--A Los An
geles city ordinance authorizing re-
movai OF privately owned electric
light wires interfering with the ex-
tension % the municipal street light
ing system. was declared unconstitu-
tiOnal today by the supreme court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
KANSAS TO PASS LAWS TO DEAL
With UNIONS, SETTLE STRIKES

and 10 place the fxing OF fuel prices
under supervlHion Of the public utih-
ties commission.
A new workmen's compensation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
TIIER REAOIlEs WEST JAVA.

BATAVIA, Dec. s.--Capiain Ross
Smith, the Australian aviator, who ~
attempting TO ny from England To
Australia for a prize OF 10000. arriv-
cd at i<alldjatti, Vest Java. this after
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
SAo0 EARLY

|GRACE MAY
IBE NAUGHTY
| BOT HER
HEART IS
Rt6hT 6UT
| HER SOr1E
| TANG htCE
lFOR SNA s
'I4 pNXS LEFT
. BUT W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
BOARD
LOSES SUIT
OVER FUNDS
u. S. Court Ties Hands
of Soldiers Settlement
Officials

WASHlNGTON, Dec. S--The New
Mexico statute authorizing cVpsndl-
ture OF funds derived from thr saie
~ public lands for advorfis'hg the
states resources was declared uncon-
stitutional today by the supreme
court. Appeals came from iniunc-
tions granted the federal government
restraining such use OF It's funds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--nar silver
STAY.
Copper Steady. Eiectroiytic spo
and nearby. ish GtsAc; first quar-
ter, Sia 1i9c.
Iron--Nomlnnl.
Antlmony. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

CHICAGO. Dec s..-chgiee, glste
. szi.oei medium. tii.zt 70 tts.te,
KxSsAs cITY--sis.is to sis.so.
Receipts. $4,000.
DENvEn--(Gra ee.b0 20 tif.5o.
Receipts. coo.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
WAS REARED IN POVERTY
BUT BECOMES MILLIONAIRE
One of His Greatest Horrors Was
the Thought of Dying Unwept
and Unsung-His Wife and One
Daughter Are Only Survivors.
CARNEGIE'S MOST
FAMOUS EPIGRAMS

i There can be no hereditary
\ aristOcracy of wealth.
Where wealth is left free as ]
4 a rule it passes in three gen
+ erations from shirt sleeves to }
\ shirt sleeves.
+ We may safely trust those J
+ who have not made the money J
i to prove adopts in squander- J
i ing it. ]
j TO keep a fortune is scarcely J
+ less difficult than to acquire j
i it. j
i The man who dies rich dies j
j disgraced. j
1t is not actual war we have j
i to fear, but the danger of war,
i which hangs over the world J
+ like pail. j
X ! don't expect to fly until J
! natural wings sprout from my ]
\ shoulder. j
! You cannot boost a man up ]
i a ladder unless he does some j
i climbing himself. j
j 4 4 i i j i i i i i 4 4 i 4 ]
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

Mr., Carnegie had spent most of
the summer at LenOx, coming late
in May and up to few weeks ago
enjoyed himself in fishing trips on
Lake IahkeeInac which borders
his big Shady Brook" estate, and
in riding about his grounds.
He was taken i'll Friday and
grew steadily worse His advanc
ed age and lessened powers of res
istance hastened the end.
Mr.. Carnegie came to LenOX to
make his home in May 1917, and
has spent the last three summers
here. He intended to spend his
declining days at his country
home here and when he bought
it announcement was made that
Mr.. Carnegie would spend all of
the spring and summer months
there. He came up from New
York late in May this year.
Mr. Carnegie leaves his widow,
who was Miss Louis Whitetield of
New York, and his daughter,
who married last April Ensign
Roswell Miller of New York.
Peace, charity and education are
the three institutions that have
benefited most from the vast do
nations of Andrew Carnegie He
erected his own memorials in the
5000 libraries that perpetuate his
name throughout the world, in the
$l,5OO,OOO temple of peace at The
Hague, Holland, in his hero, peace
and educational funds and in the
many other charities he bestowed
in his later years.
OF all the money barOns Carnegie
was the happiest
One thing he hated above all
was to die ''nwept. unhOnOred
and unsung," as he wrote in his
Gospel of Wealth" in 1891.
He struggled thru poverty as a
boy and ever after retained the
memory of it as a stimulus for his
gifts.
81 was born in poverty" he once
said, "and ! would not exchange
its sacred memory with the richest
milliOnair's son. Give me the life
of the boy whose mother is nurse,
seamStresS, Washerwoman, cook,
teacher, angel and saint, all in
one, and whose father is guide, eX-
Gmplar and friend
Andrew Carnegie was born in
Dunferm.ine. Scotland, November
25, 1885, the son of poor weaver
At II he came with his parents to
America and settled in Allegheny,
Pennsylvania.
Carnegie's first job was in a
linen mill as bobbin boy, for which
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

LEMON, Mass, Aug. n.-Andrew
Carnegie, steel magnate and phil.
anthropist died at his Lenox sum
mer home, Shadow Brook" at 7:l0
this morning after an illness of
less than three days with bronch-
ial pneumonia
So sudden was his death that
his daughter Mrs Roswell Miller,
was unable to get to her fathers
bedside before he died. His wife
and private secretary were with
him at the end.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

he received 20 cents day. Next
he became messenger in the
Pittsburg Office of the Ohio Tele-
graph company, and in his spare
time learned telegraphy.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

secretary for Col. Thomas Scott.
then division superintendent,
when Scott gave him tip. He
advised the boy to invest in Adams
express stock.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

Starting as telegraph operator
for the Pennsylvania railroad at
S25 month. Carnegie worked his
way to division superintendent in
Pittsburg OF the railroad. He was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
SPENS TO DIRECT EXPORT
BUSINESS AFTER MARCH !

NAStiINGTnN, Fch n pircc-
tlon Of the nation export business
will be transferred March from the
government exports control commit
tee Ia Conrad D.. Spens, who-c apf
poinumcnt as assistant director oi
traffic IN charge of export ana I'm
port traffic was announced today by
the uilroad administration The
permit system for exports Will hc
continued until further notice
The e,p ports control committee ap-
pointed lnr year 10y the secretary ~
war. ~" secretary ~ the navy and
the director general ~ railroads,
when conrer'ti ion ~ export traffic
was very great Will ~ out az exist
ence At its own suggestion
u, was announced that Mr. Spc IA.
would cooperate with business ins
tcr,-ts IN the development or for-
egr tUdc, with the shipping ,s,ard
In INV establishment of new steam
ship lines, ana with the port and
hhrbor Improvement comm ss.ion In
the development " port facilities
hcfor- Joining the railroad admin
istrn'icw Ne vns vice -prosiiert OF
the Chicago. burlington & quincy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
WILSON FORMALLY TELLS
OF PURPOSE TO RETURN

PARIS, Fob i3--4fn a written re-
ply 60 q delegation Of the French as
~ocia ton of the society OF nations
which recently called upon him,
President wilson makes known for
mally for the first time his Intention
10 return 20 F'rNncc after roing to
WaHhinGion for the closing sesaon
Of the American congress.
In this reply the president sayr
that he accepts the suggestion that
after his return ia rarie a great pub
lie meeting he ARRANGED In cclrbra-
tIon Of tho conclusion OF the peace
conference.
The arrangements have been com.
pleted for President wilson's pros
positive departure from Paris on Fri
day night and hh cmharkation rom
Rrest on saturday II ls known he
plans TO return 10 France on March
10.
There now h belief in official cir
cleo the peace conference wil be
able 10 complete us work by June /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Little Bcn's Notebook

Nc and puds Slmklns aud Leroy
Shoosicr was up In my setting room
playing lotto and Nrgewing. espcHh
lily Rrgrwing. snd pop was setting
there rcedinR the paper and all ~
"A sudhln he sod Shucks shaw, I'm
all out ~ segars Kenny, take this
smarter and see how quick YOU can
6ring me hack = klng Harry s"gnr-
Mich Jumped up to DO, ruds
SAYING. do YOU wur, me and Leroy
10 so with you. Nenny' and pop sod,
Ilonny probcrly docs, but ! don't In
union there is strength but no speed.
Haven't YOU gone yet. Kenny
Yes sir. I .ed And | quick went.
running all the way there and start
~ n Huddln saw n man riding
horseback, the only truhbcl heing
that the horse wuuldent no the way
the man wunted him to go. and the
man wouldent leeVe the horse 60 the
way the horse wuntrd To 50, me
standing there watching, SAYING
watts the mlttlr. mister. IL he stub
bern
Gitmp. rittup. sod the man Mccn-
tng the horse Mich m" horse did
rut. keeping on trying To- tern cr.
round aud go the other way, me
standing there watching III puds
SiniLius ran crround tho corner
saving. Hay. Kenny your father sent
me after you. he wunts those scEnis
fearSc, q, @. look Mernins the man
on the horse and we both stood
there looking ruds asking the man
n he. Wuntcd him to stand IN 'tunt
~ the hotso aud hold out lpplr
the man not atsrt,ug and Pubs not
ha,irr cny applv cnyhow. and after
a wife LEROY Shouslcr ran rrrnund
the corurr 80 sc" vat WIS the mat
~ WITH wr and rud- ana the srgits
NJ the hole W US stood there
iook,ng till all ~ n -uddin who came
etround hut pop, me saying. Look
at the horse. pUp. he wunts 10 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
M'CAIN ARRAIGNED
IN OWENS COURT
Man Alleged to Have Held Tn p...
AMI Iakcn Auto. Mun In,,,
Flea Sometime To-day,

Another chapter has been wtlu,,
In the case of 4. H. Mccain ohar,.S
"'' "''' 'olr' roNhrrv Ne Mas rnn,
mitted 10 JAIL yesterday aftcrnoon h,
is,A,,.Ct Juasr owen after AItal.,
meni on an Information filed Thur.
day by Assistant County Attorn.,
Elton u. Hunt. following his pr.llr,
mary hearing before justice t,ra,
Tuesday when he was bound over IA
await the action ~ the higher cour
lIm bond was fixed AZ g. 0Oh h.
Judge owen and ne was ylN.n M,
. o'clock this morning 10 rnlsr M
plea.
The application for n VIII a, haA.
can corpus filed IN the superior cou,,
Wednee lay to secure the freedom n,
Mccain has not yet been ,alles n.
for the court 90 pass on Any A ,los
taken on this now would be o, na
avail NJ H.. has since been Arral,n.s
In tho district court
The information charge iha, M,
Cain and John Doe, who han no, Va,
h-.n appfchended. head .p i,
Ford and julius Parks AZ the uoh,,,
garage on South Main street on IN,
night OF January ~ ana took I.
a,utx roadster from them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

Tho smaller nations who NY one reA
son or another we're forced into the
conflict nu1 whose inisrcsls must
nov hn considered. In addition. the
nitrd Nialcs has s"t down the Ron.
orRi princlpl" hat racial lines hnd
self determination ~ the nations
shall be- the dominant considerations
and that whatever treaties Interfere
ihercwlth must he nhfognlci in tho
Interests of - lisi peace
A few ~ these treaties ate worth
examination pno rave iiN the
cast coast ~ the Ndfniir although
the grcnt"r part ~ the territory IL
psoplod dnmlnautIyp by CLAWS ant
properly holnnRs 40 70 sav state
Anoihrr granted pfre Hlocs ~ lana
rn l,umnnn, bat some ~ ,hrsr ar"
olnlmod hy the Nrrhs ana apparently
win Justice The treaties riylnr
itussla IA" Dhtihuollrr Hnd parcel
lnH out hHh Minor have ~ course
been discarded un account ~ the
Hu-rlan slump. hu1 are no longer ~
mnui"d question lut here comes
Japan with claim to all the Islands
~ ha north Pacific formerly he
lunHlng To G,rWuuN hY virtue ~ an
understanding Win Great luilnin
This claim ia objected 10 generally
In America ana tho Australians have
also pro,rs'ed against Ste fnlfilmrut
According Ia diplomatic idoas
the Jhpauore contention IN perfectly
just but under the Wilsonlau pro-
gram ~ peace It must hc nhan
doncd. along with all tho others
IN. day of secret treaties IL over
aud all these matters must be shut
fled up IN tho hat ana "a new deal
made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
SECRET TREATIES.

One of the Fundamental points
made by President wilson as noce--
sary 10 a Just and permanent peace
In the abolition Of all secret treaties.
that all compacts between nations
should he open and above board
on this one point there In n danger
of the league of nations going IN
tho rocks n 10 needless To say tina,
all Americans without regard 10
rar,y, are behind tho president In
Insisting on this one thlng. As Ions
as nations mvo tho righ, TO nero-
t,atc private understand lngs made
up bv diplomatic Representatives
without regard ~ me sentiments NJ
their people. Just that long will
there be jeslous'es and clashes OF
interest that may breed future wars.
Several o' these kind ~ under
standings have developed out OF tho
present var In most ca~o- they
had regard 10 rewards To he divided
between the allied nstions Ia recon
penss them for their sacrifices In
the general rc.sh. and from that
point Of view are Just ny old stand
Ards thst 10 the victors belong the
spcin. n th~ss had referred only
10 disVesins Of territory cisAmeS by
the aseoassd nataona u would have
sssa AtfsSsut 10 ct = rshearins OF
the ease. Hut some cf them I'm
plnos Osstsusly spon the rights OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
WAITER POWER LrGIsL,rioN

For eight YEARS nn effort has been
made 10 secure congressional Niact
ment ~ watcr. power legislation, bu,
from ilme 10 time tn" hin before
congress has been delayed hecauso
some member feared that some
whore or somehow some iniores,
may profit moro than another one
Of the mrmberr NJ conEress rc-por-
sible for delays In Mr. Ferris ~ OH
lnhoma. and with tho beneficial re-
suits tho measure would give I, this
state Il IL rather hard 10 undsrs'nnl
his opposition.
Apparently. there are no points of
differences on the necessity FOR the
passage of an adequate water power
bill, and n 10 only tho details Of
control that has prevented conferees
from reconoiuns iRe difference be-
tween the SENATE aud house bills.
n Ia nov announced that soms Of
the differences have been adjusted
ana that tho conference COMMITTEES
viii meet and sndeavor 10 make a
report befors ths present session ex-
pires.
with tho demand for mean. os
employing returning soldiers. with
IN. Increasing shortage of fuel. with
the nsoesslty Of reclaimlng arid
ands by irrigation. tho enac,men,
Of water mower legislation by this
oonsrrs becomes urgently impor.
,ant. and 4, 10 earns.tiy hopsd tha,
ths corferses Mi, not he r,spousib,s
for furtber de,ays
Tre efsect NJ this Installation upou
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Ok Outbursts

Hy the way. Who was ih" former
| niayuf ~ Mupkppc" Who recon
msndei Nrs flaherty ~ uattun ~
IA. gltis wsyward home
II lsa matter ~ considerable" sai.
lsfaCtiun ~ know mat the officers
~ Tulsa county ~" not trying Ia
iudg" "t Aldrlttrk the grand Jury.
There is this diff-ftnc" hetWrrn u
town hnd - rliy IN a town you
have nrtghhnr- while Ia ~ city they
are merely 'thr people r"Si door
Thh la ~ NalruiInoH day and
~" Rill nn south NaIn suNs she ~
p"Cih hb night 80 be able "a form
antno ldri ~ shat others thinE of
hrf
The carpenters ~ Nuskpvr~ have
"udurH'd the proposed municipal
bout Issue There wHs time Whom
the 'nrpcn'ors holl the balance ~
power ~ Musaog'"
Tho ih'ugs . hsptompuinc win
No 10 past pll understanding fnr
Irsiuut" one % them has stolen
uottjy an the handstrapu out of u
Nurth Main stfeet car.
Tulsa may bo - fortlle field for ,
grand Jury Ia cultivate. but we Ate
guenslng that the crop whirhlii win
harvest viii be what In known
among ngrlculturahsia ~ short
-
A. hc las, called meeting ~ the
young men'H decotuiIn club In Mus.
kpgor all attending mcuhrr. were
required ~ ion,o their Huirkcrsccs
~ tho foot Of N. "lr,ntur shaft
.-
We are not vet nh. 10 form nuy
opinion ns tn the truth ~ the Jessie
". hilton stories. bat she seems 10
have started an epidemic ~ resis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

% .A ne VIZ, % hs, I the % "as. nad ,,
%'0oI don't yo% w% A"cS sL, Ma @ af, and
roa was % al "G os s' did i" S Dr e''; a~ % @ % s s do W IN M
% S G'" IS. pa"cn. S S" "S a. % % oSy 81 % IN The Is "Gs l" OF Hs
":so i"'~S T s ; % %Ss. S.. vain .ss @ y a "'
~s,So" was s @S4s' ' to S"" on IS S"@G % r T S, %, M
S",i' had %%'' , IN % s the "S S 5 S The the
.ns ' ri: RS,s .S" S Hs' S:y :s. ~. % % Sy . %
.' 81 & '.: s.:
. no % % % S S" "G'". = important .s
Z; ;''s: % - 'S: and ' @
p; e; ,vm :" Incident. which @
% h s % % @ by % had % s ;.% o II. s. s s" a' r
@ SsI % ,T,sSS p.'S fare and he had "oS PLAYED brace HAD
's"ss %.;s % ,Ss% "s,1 % % S, on " % % G " @ md
s'G ed &: & :
"a Il S f., sS: s "a r: s:
NANCE" a"S me a "" .sS sS' h: SCI S % yen"
S. ' go. q" % % % % . Ana p":; :r s."' :s
'"s
s s 4 whom. .s:s 5
ssss: $ q, II MA.
: :s' ss : ''s
so'rs s :n..sns @
s %s : s Il ID. 5 %
s % , was n.% a with m % .n them @
My a
audience
much whev TIE audience listened To me With rap attention A.
Of chairman held
which chairman
any a peeped he'd KIN himl'
advanced communies certan crimes OF evoing base
had
o
ubjec, all well that
which
often
therefore
generally dispotsn Several
this There
by Of fine
OF hgh official position under
To the there any man whom as
end
now vau
this
who particle
H. the
whlch
tho
society But
should
stumbled When
lead decent
II should that respect from others
invaluable OF all
pc
by he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
MOTHER OF TULSA WOMAN
DIES ON 4 VISIT HERE

Mrs Emma Marie Albee Of FIJI
more, N. v. died at AN early hour
yesterday morning In the home oi
her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Albee VIII
son, with whom she had oome "a
spend tho winter. Mrs, Albee had
been IN frnil health for several
months and the end was not uner-
pectrd
Funeral services will he held from
the residence Of Mrs Wilson mt a;90
o'clock this afternoon conducted by
Judge II l.. S,andsven, The body
will he shipped 10 Fillmore FOR In
terment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
The Struggle


A. late as tho morning OF the
house warming at Arcadia mn. the
affair promised To be anything but
warming.
81 was hoping IA he wrong, Mrs
Ferroi," Cleary said. wheu Bduh
came down 20 the Inn that marnlng
Hut only four people besides you
and your husband said they'd como
tonight And here's me with an Or
| chestra ~ five pieces. refreshments
for n hundred people ana . slsp In
the fscc from the Arcadians Tor my
pairs,''
hut her experience In prevs iiins
over tho com mbin-d will of the snob.
bisb little. community In the mat
tor OF tho F-nns gave Edith q de-
termination and daring she never
dreamed she possessed.
I'm going on hunt for accept
anceS. Mr.. Cleary." she said srimly.
And I'm going TO get them or
Arcadia will have cause to fool
sorry"
"ray, II the rest NJ them was Ike
you. Mrs, Ferrol. Ia have no kick
comm But we've wasted enough
on this house warmln' and there's =
no use putting yourself out any
more"
II hav. no, slyen Jp IN go down
and eco about thk la.a- and the cakes
ana the rcat of m, rcfrcrhments ,ua,
as II I had the acceptances In my
hands, And III have thrm'"
Cleary again shook HIS head When
she bad left his disapys,intment
turned to resentment Ne walked
up and DOWN tho Inn porch. brood
ing over his insult. Edith, looking
hack. saw him pace the porch and
rjsht,y read hts mind
Ehe went first IN tho ynIni.t.r ot
tho u,tle churah In Arcadia and pu,
the .i,ua,iop to him.
Here 4. A man cna~r TO condur,
hi. Inn rn decspt llnc." she said
earn.stly I've, the prople are 40
Ing ,helr hest Ia discourage him. liz
4. entitled "a our u,nr,t rupport when
n. 4. irving 10 do his hest for ua
Won't YOU use your Influence. Dr
Nadd,pr. 10 get people 10 come "a
IN. ho,,s. wnrmIps tonight"
Doctor Maddinx cxccediugly re.
grated etc
"ynu uust rcnlirc Mrs Frrrul
,h,, Tor a utuister 10 concern him.
sni, yt,h a function given hy bo
.,t.ep., ia tn court criticism II /.
,nIny nu,slI. INV rroNnce
Edi,h ir,crruptsd with touch
-, .,,,,
~. a, .,i,y o,,si,n your proyIrce
O., 40, ,hb, A,,adt, Inn ts roudust-
a. ,.,,Ht st,,,,irr ul,r, iust,,,
-, a. ,,vd,,,,,is f,r ,, ,,s, set -
- ,s,r,,t.d uurc,use IN The Ar.
,.I,sn. arrt ,,,,c Nr ,.i.ary viii
tc.l ,hnt The decent element don't
n',, a.. ,n,y ,,t,li,t, ,uu
-. -,
rr. ,,,,l.t., ,,trouiyln,ly assured
r,,,. - Nsa.,t...is .,,rrts.J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
RAflek trrcetrd.

BAsEL Switzerland Feb. Ia
Karl Radek. the Russian boishevik
emisaary who has been accused by
the German authorities OF being nm
instigator OF numerous radical out
breaks In German territory has been
discovered and arrested by the Ber-
lin police. according to q Beriin dis.
patch today His whereabouts has
been n mystery for some time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

ono way and ho man wunts to 20
tho other way
pid | send YOU after y man on n
horse or did | send YOU after scgars
sed pop
Nus sir. 4 sed Meenlng sccarS
And | gave them TO him and he went
Rmc hy himself and us other J kepp
ON standing there looking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

ITO he'll with America" cried n
bunch Of cneN,y aliens NJ they
waihsd up the gang plank of the
boat that was TO take them else
where Our last compunction
against deportinx undssirahlcr has
vanished
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

The Topeka Capital thinks rrssi-
Isat Wilson 10 = fifsy- nifty csmbina.
tten Of autocrat and democrat. VA
works for opsn diplomacy srdsn,ly
AAd with ssmp.sts secrecy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

The strihss In England read like
ne censor was on the job and . lot
sf things were being suppressed,
Wonder what kind Of reports are
allowed 10 filter into Germany about
ne strtkss On this country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

CoFENhNGEN. "Wednesday. FcN
ia lihnu dispatch reaching here
,N way - betl SlNs the entire tor.
ri,ory OF tho ks'onian republic has
heen cleared of tho buishrVikt
through the p-'hcnInn and F1unish
advance movement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

when ws hear . professor" aays
this fine weather will snGsndsr all
hinds es noxious bsusili. ws feel ~
V . mistake had b>sn made In limit
ias the swettins 70 the ny.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

The investigation being hold IN
Austin 4. robbinr the Trsas ranger,
OF much of tho romance that has
clothed them since the DAYS they
were first commemoratcd In sung
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

10 hire counsel having borrowed the money from Reu.
htbr Nol'o't Of Colorado Who wuS also with After
election received from my ri nd letter running
Dear 'olonel hni will not have Ia that $3.50
YOU lent me" H "" have elected candidate Tor dts.
rl,i ATTORNEY. So have used n To sel" horse trans
h'Von IN which unfortunately became involved 4
fcMw'"hs iatet however r"clvod hcarthrokon letter
reulnS fotth the Tact that the district attorney whom
ne "sldHnlN f"lt 10 he cold bioudcd formals- had
put MN IN Jhil 1h"n IA" affair dropped out uf sight
nhli i"o or three Ntats later when president Wis.
U"l town IN another state AMI the leaders ~ the dele
sa'on wh'h received ~" included both my correspond
"hi hnd tho editor fast friends and Nnth of them
ardent supporters ~ mine.
~ one of n" r"Gn"n'al reunions man who had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

II may make - ashamed 70 sss
ths things hanging on ths line. bu,
thsn our "stats linen" ought TO be
ssut 10 the wash once IN awhile.