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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15
zAPOMNIANA LEGENOA.

Wojna przyczynila sic do te-
go, IL przypomniano sobie roz--
matte z dawnych czasow podania.
/ fakt, kiedy to wojska Aliant6w
znalazly sic W poblizu ,,Aix-la-
Chapelle," gdzie sic znajduje
grob Karola Wielkiego, przypo--
mniai w~sp6ipracownikowi francu
skiego pisma naukowego roman
tyczna opowiesc o tym wielkim
monarsze.
Role w tel ~legendzie odgrywa
pierscionek czarodziejski; wiemy
n~aturalnie, ze jest to basn tylko.
lecz takie podania otoczone forma
estetyczna poezyi. wzruszaja u
mysly nasze.
Sadzac, re czytelniczki mole
z%ainteresuja sic ia o~powiescia, po-
wtarzam ia w tlumaczeniu do
slownie:
Charlemagne (Karol WEEKLY
tax mowi podanie zakochai sic
W pewnej niemieckiej ksieznicz-
ce, niezwykle piekiej i uroczej
Ola miioSci jej, zapomniai o wszy
stkiem innem a nawet o sprawach
wlasnego kraju,ktore zupeinie "a
~niedbywal. Pc smierci zony, mo.
narcha ten pograzyl sic W rozpa-
czy. Me mogl tez pogodzic sic Z
mySla pogrzebania zmarlej W Ii
mnym grobie. Pc zabalsamowa--
niu ciaia, uidayi je we wspamnia-
lem lou, gdzie wydawaia sic jak-
by byia uspiona, otoczona wszy-
stkiem, co lubila "a zycia.
Pobozny arcybiskup Turpin,
przestraszony takiem .opeta-
MEM" monarchy, ktory ola umar-
lei zapomnia{ o obowiazkach ola
swego kraju, zwiedzif to wspa--
Male miejsce spoczynku umarlej
ksiezniczki, chcac przekonac sic,
czy jej wplyw ma dostojnego mai
zonka ME jest nastepstwem GA
row. Zauwazywszy pierscionek
"a jednym z palcow zmartej, scia-
gnai go wlozyi ma swoj palec. w
tel samej chwili cialo jej rozsypa-
lc sic W proch, i Charlemagne
| pociagniety niewidzialna sila, ca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

Kiedy parma Helena Z. dostala
depesze cd kapitana h. W tych
slowach: oCzternastego (Lute-
SOY bede W domu i pragne, zeby
to by} dzieh moich zareczyn Z to-
ba ukochana"... onal mic umar-
la re szczeScia. Wiedziala, re byl
rannym, cd pol roku mic miala O
MIN zadnej wiadomoSci.
Czternastego, jak wiemy, to
dzien sw. Walentego, patrona mi
losci i przyjazni. Parma Helena
uczcila dzien ten powrotu uko--
chanego. kt6ry ME chcia& ia
wiazac sIowem W czasie wojny,
w nastepujacy sposob:
Zaprosifa go do jadalni. sdzie
ma stole krytym biaiym obrusem,
bia}e hyacynty W bialych donicz-
kach okra&a}y duzy biaio lukro-
wany tort Z bialem, duzem SER
Gem. Przy kazdem nakryciu a by
10 icll szesnaScie. ma serwetkach
salazki rowniez bialych hyacyn.
tow. tylko ola miodej parry bale
roze. Miejsca ii stolu zajeli rodzl-
&c, dwanaScie najubozszych kole-
zanck Z czas0w szkoly panny He
leny i mloda para, wszystkie pa
ME, ME w~ylaczajac matki, ubranc
byiy W bialc suknie
Me mo1emy pominat milczc--
MEM i tego faktu, re przesliczne
koronki PREY obrusie i scrWet--
kach. jake tez i bale suknie u
czestniczek, byly dzie}em rak
panny Heleny, ktora to pracq, jak
r6wniez wykonywaniem .,swete-
row. ola zofnierzy, skracala So
bic Gas tesknoty. Bale kwiaty
hyacynt6w sama rowniez wyho-
dowaia. Prey uczcie, przyrzadzo-
nej rekami Heleny i jej dobrel
matki, panowai nastroj wesoly,
ktory p~rzeszedi W pelne rzewno-
sci. j powagi uczucie, gdy mfody
kapitan ~opowiadai niekt6re epizo-
dy z wojny i zakohczy} tenn sAo-
wami: ,.Ciezkie przezywaiem
chwile, tax ciazkie, re pomimo
moich lat miodych siwe nam
wSosy ma skroniach. :. do odda-
lenia wspomnienia tych okru-
ciehstw, dopomogla mi swojem
przyJeciem moJa = przyszia 20
ia, tylko ozy zechcesz takiego
staruszka z biafymi wlosami, u
kochana:"
Ma co ona, Z slicznym promien-
nym usmiechem, dotykajac reka
waskiego pasemka rowniez bia-
}ych choc ME dostrzcgalnych po-
miedzy jej ziotymi wsosow: Z
Il ia je nam, pomimo lat moich
dwudziestu. .. pamiatka nam be-
da, -. bohaterstwa twego, wiel--
kiej tesknoty mojej %wzajemnej
miiosci Ojczyzny!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

oczach, widzimy, il mogli byli
zostac ludzmi uczciwymi, gdyby
kto byl chciai movie do mich
wychowae odpowiednio. Oni mig
dy W zyciu ME s,yszeli takich
slow, jakiemi p~rzemawial do mich
doktor l.; oni nigdy ME czuli mad
SODA dobrej opieki, nigdy i'm ME
mowiono o roznicy dobrego i ne
go! Pijak o%jciec, Tub wystepna
matka, nigdy ME zastanowili sic,
w "a przyk,adem ich - dzieci
STAG sic mogs i'm podobnemi...,
Smutne to a jednak prawdziwe,
il wielu z mich cierpi "a why 70
dzioow i otoczenia, W jakiem zyli
i jak byli wychowywani. I OTTO te-
raz, zamknieci wklatkach jak dzi-
kie zwierneta, ME pozbyli sic
swych uczuc ludzkich, z ktorych
powstac mog,y wielkie cnoty! To
wszystko myslaiem, patrzac ma
Mich.
Kiedy doktor L. skohczys swoj
wykiad, oni - CT zboje, patrzyli
ma niego jeszcze przez chwile,
jakby zahypnotyzowani; maggie
zerwala sic burza ~oklaskow, ze--
gnajac powoli odchodzacego pre-
legenta, potem - ze spuszczone-
mi W dol giovanni, odeszli miaro-
wynn krokiem ,,zwierzeta = IT,
die" ,
Kiedy wyszlismy z wiezienia.
spytaiem doktora, jake ma "a
MARY ma popoludniui
"A co.,. edpowiedziai -
,,ide ma godziny literatury' dc
pensyonatu panien seminary
sick, - bede i'm opowiadat
O Joyce Kilmerze, to samo, CO
opowiedziaiem wiezniom" z bly,,
skiem w oczach dokonczy}: Nj
czego bardziej ME pragne jak tyl,
ko: lyle wywoiat uczucia W du-,
szach - dam-kobiet, lie 60 wi
dzialem w zmarnowanych du,
szach skazancow."...
Daj Boze, azeby kiedys SWAT
- spoleczenstwo, obudzilo sic
apatvi i uznalo odpowiedzialnoSt
"a wychowanie dzieci / oby wszy
scv rodzice zrozumieli potrzebe
nieustannej opieki mad ciaiem
dusza, dzieci swoich; mnieibl
bylo wowczas wypadk6w Smier
CT. mniej przestepcow zapeiniajq,
cych wiezienia w6wczas wresz.
Gle doczekalibysmy. IL SWAT
przyobleczony w szaty moralno'
sci, uczciwosci, przyzwoitosci -
inaczejby sic przedstawi}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

10 swiezego powietrza, nacieranie
zimna woda. wilecie, w zimle ka-
pielc W niezbyt goracej wodzie;
mocha kawa / herbata stanowczo
sa szkodliwe. Jezeli cierpienia nef
wowe przechodza w b6le fizyczne
ralezv poradzic sic lekarza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15
Pierwsza Wizyta.

mianowaniach swiezo upieczony
koncepista, zostai przeniesiony
do starostwa w S. Zajawszy OBJ
szerne z pieciu pokoi mieszkanie
po komisarzu, ma ktorego miejsce
przybyl, byl mocno zaambaraso-
wany (ze wzgledu ma zone rad
czanke z domu) wyborem odpo-
wiedniego k6ika towarzyskiego.
PAM Adamowa, juz z tytu}u u
rodzenia, w doborze otoczenia
bardzo wybredna, wpadia ma ge-
rialny pomysi zasiagniecia szcze-
golowych informacyi II PAM ko-
misarzowej, pred z}ozeniem
pierwszych wizyt, DO jak TUNA
czyla mezowi: .,Ona opuszczajqc
n:iasteczko, ME bedzie sic krepo-
wala W wypow1edzenlu swego So
du, a udzielone przez MIA wiado-
moSci uchronia mas Cd pozniej-
szych rozczarowah.'
Powziety zamiar MAJ zaaHcep-
towai, a OTTO jak wypadla wiqzan-
la udzielonych spostrzezen:
- Wiesz co, .Adasiu. re a rzu
como do istncj menazeryi. Wy
obrac sobie. W cafem miasteczkt1
niema ani jednego przyzwoitego
domu. W ktorymby MONA byWac.
a komisarzowa Zyla jak zakonni-
ca. ia sic dziwie, re ona tutaj
przcz tych piec lat Pobytu Z nu-
dow ME umarla. Bo prosze Gle
bic. staroScina to gqska. zwykla
maionicjska gaska, corka miej--
scowego a~ptekarza. ktora oproc2
szkoiv wydziaiowej ME otrzyma-
la zadnego wykSztalcenia i mic
byia w zadnym konwikcie. Ma
dwie coreczki, ale ME trzyma dc
Mich ami bony AM guwernantkl
sama je myje, czeSze, ublera / II,
czy i powiada, re Z powodu Wy
chowania dzieci ME ma czasu dc
wizyt. re dom jej zupeinie Wystal
GA i dlatego ogranicza sic tylkC
90 przyjec Swiatecznych. Nota-
rvuszowa - 10 sowa i cafklem
przcwr6cona glowa. Bezdzietna
majetna, tylko ME mySl, re cos W
niej nadzwyczajnego. OF by}a nau
czycielka ludowa, zanim "a MAJ
wyszla, wiecznie W ksiazkach "a,
topiona, hub szyje ubiorki die
ciece ola ochronki, to zajmuje sic
rozdawaniem sniadan, ubogiej
| dziatwie szkolnej i mowi, re jej
nie STAG ma przyjecia, DO wolf ten
grosz zamiast przepuscic, obracat
la cele dobroczynne. NieznoSna
zarozumiala filantropka!
Doktorowa to pelikan, co wsze-
die sic Z dziecmi wodzi, drobiaz-
gu IL Mich jak nasial, a ona sauna
ola caiego donu szyje, to tez wy
glada ma ulicy jak kopciuszek
Widziaiam ia przez okno; Boze.
pozal sic, ia jej suknia ami faso-
nu ami szyku.
A sedzina, cha! cha! cha wiesz
tc pyszne, ia j~eszcze gorsza Cd ca
lei tel menazeryi, ia musi pocho-
dzic z rodziny grajkow, po ca}ych
Ldniach era hub dale lekcye muzy-
XII; powiada, re ME ma ochoty do
wizyt, re przedewszystkiem mus
dopomodz mezowi do splacenia
dlugu; zareczyl "a jakiegos PREY
jaciela, ktory umarl, a teraz mt
81 "a niego zaplacic, to CT .idyoci
Ciekawam, co jej do dsugow me,
zowskich? A W niedziele to spie,
wa ma chorze raz w farze a drug
raz u Jezuitow, OF, muzykantka
i dewotka.
o innych navel movie ME
chcia{a komisarowa, zahukane
MISUNDERSTANDING klucznice, sd,
me gotuja, piora. prasuja, pfui!'..
Wiesz CO, Adasiu, porobisz WI
zyty pc biurach, a my jezeli Eye
hedziemy to ty1ko z obywatel-::
stwem z okolicy!
Rzecz n%aturalna! zory swojej
radczanki z donu ME moze wpro'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
WARNS AGAINST UNI
EMPLOYMENT I'M h. S.

Washington, Jan. II Every step
possible should be taken to prevent
unemployment in this country there
~ diyertiAg the spread of Bolsheviki
doctrine, John Densmore. head of the
United States Employment Service
old members Of the house immigro :
ion committee. conducting hearings
N immigration bills today.
For this reason Densmore said the
war contracts held by manufacturers
n this country should not be cancel
ID at one time. an action, which he
said, would cause a great amount OF
unemployment
The supply of labor in the United
States now is about equal to the de
nald, DensmOre said. althO unem-
9Ioyment is showing in some syots of
the country he added
Densmore said he did not know OF
any movement in this country TO
bring down the price of labor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
City and Vicinity
News

Dion LEX. who has been stationed
II the Great Lakes Naval Training
station. has received his honorable
ais haree and has returned to his
nome on Clinton street.
Joseph Peck has received his hon
arabse discharge from the the navy
and has returned TO his home in
south Ottawa Seaman Peck has been
stationed at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station
Mrs Isaac Diyau Of 1il4 Illinois aV-
nue.. is spending few days in Chi
rago visiting friends.
j J. Geiske. OF the colIapsihle crate
20, arrive din Ottawa this afternoon
m IA au uiess trip.
J. J. Mcclure, lis Eart Lafayette
streei has gone to Dubuque, Ia, on
.rert las gone 10 Dubuque. la, on
/ business trip.
George Guy Of Streator was an OF.
ava business visitor yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Norman ]. borden o.
SUM, Idaho, returned home Sc. erda,
afternoon after a months visit at tn
lome OF the latter.s parents, Mr. aHl
Yrs /. A Williams, 29s West Cente.
treet
Mrs. Nelle Bernard. 500 La salle
reet underwent an operation az HI
tyhurn Memorial hospital this morn
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
'ROPHESY SPEEDY
), !:SU[TS ON STATES
DEEP WATERWAY


Springfield, Jan n That Illinois
Will soon have a real waterway con
Meeting the great lakes with The Mis-
sissippi River via the Illinois River il
the confident prediction OF state d.
partment OF public works and build
ings officials. Tney ara enthusiast,
in the prophecy that the present lee
islature Will adopt a measure proyia
ing for such a waterway, since it nos
has the Endorsement OF GettrHe
Frank Q. Lowden.
Members of the state waterway d
partment are already engaged II
drafting bill to be presented to I'll,
tfB-hrst general assembly proyidiu
dor the waterway route They hol
to have ii ready for introductio a Il
early date, according To William /
,>ackett OF Morris, the waterway d,
partment superintendent who is aC
tive in its behalf.
Opposition to the waterway projec
among the legislators is turning to Ell
thusiasm, Mr. SacKett declares. !
number OF the members who j.
former years were against he move
ment have voluntarily sought the at
partment officials 90 lend their aid il
its support, he said.
Outlined only in u general VA
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
ACCIDENT FATAL TO
EXC. O. p. TREASURER

New York, Jan. IL George f. Shcl-
don eX-.reasurer Of the Republican
national committee and a leading
tinancier, died early today at Carbon
dale, Ill, from injuries received in a
mine accident a few days ago An
nouncement of the death was made at
the office If ". c. Sheldon q co.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
HOME ADVISOR TO
SPEAK IN JOLIE I

Miss Helen Glotfelter, County Home
Advisor will go to Joliet tomorrow t.
deliver an address before the joliet
Chapter OF the Womans Committee
of the National Council of Defense
on the work of the Home Advisor.
on Thursday afternoon Miss Glot,
felter viii deliver an address before
the members of the Ogesby branch
,of the Home Improvement Associa-
ton.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
RUSSIAN PEASANTS
REPORTED IN REVOLT

Stockholm. Jan. 1.-THE peasants
in the Russian district of Vladimir
and Nishni-Novgord have revolted
and many houses inhabited by bolshe-
Wiki have been burned long with their
inmates, according to information
reaching here today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
County Home Imp. Luncheon.

The luncheon of the La Sale
County Home Improvement Assooia-
tion at the Clifton Thursday, January
49, will be 81 plate. All who desire
to have places reserved for them at
the luncheon notify Mrs. j. p Catlin
by noon Wednesday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
COLBY RESIGNS AS
SHIPPING BOARD AID

Washington. Jan. 14-4Bairbriage
Colby has rendered his resignation "a
commissioner of the shipping board
he announced this afternoon. 1t hae
not yet been accepted.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Gymnasium Glasses

For women will open Thursday at $
o'clock a. hall Laura Eustis, Di-
rector, Phone 55f-K
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

Chicago market repor. furnished TO
The Free 1rader-Journal by w. l..
ftnyre, member of Chicago Board OF
Trade, Moloney building, phone l04I
pondent Lamson Bros. IL Co,
Chicago
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Persistent.

Lady-"What caused You to become
tramp" Ragged Tim-"The family
physician. mum. He advised me to
take long walks after meals, and I've
been walking after them ever since"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Snake Story.

A species of viper Viper macropa)
from Bosnia. about Is inches in length,
seems to feed exclusively on grasshop-
pers. An interesting point about this
little snake is that, although poison
Gus, it may be handled with impunity.
II teased, it may hiss and snap, but
never bites unless seriously hurt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

When 3aby was sick We gave her
Castoria.
when she was a Child she cried for
Castoria.
he becare Miss, she clung to
a
ID Children she gave them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
General Leonard " OOd
for President.

Frank Frautz tOrmrr governor oi
Oklahoma and prominent IN on ar
chr and chief ~ the land d"par'
r,ent for Cosd'n 4 CO., hao a mana
-puc picture ~ Sunrral l>"nAi 81
Wood ON when h. hos lnscrin"i,
"Tnc next prcudcul of IN" uu'''H
Srl ~
Governor Innll has had i"nE
and Intimate acqualnlauc" WIN ''h
eraI wood ana promised 10 bfins
him to 'rUlsl some tine and ~ GER
ain ti.at the general win show TUBA
people 40 much real Amrricanisu ~
over Teddy Roosevelt would nave
boon able 10 show. that iE, nearly as
much. beaIust the late lbm"ntrd
Euos-selt was in u clhsH by hlmseIf
GENERA wood has All the good
cham clcrlHtics and Qualifications
that would 10 to make an ideal
president he iE every hii man,
and would mako u candidate on the
republican ticket that would inspire
Tremendous enthusiasm. is the way
ho puts a.
lie would come 10 Tulsa any rmn
wore TO ARK him. ana II would do
the poUple good 90 SEQ what mag
uificoui man ho n ~" Is The right
man for the place m thcs" irouhlous
times that we are tiDink.
And who knur but Mr Franlk has
sounded the krS cote.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
Bio Wen West Of BeggS

H. y. Wilcox drilling 30-l5-il Wal
Ter Banks fdrm. has well tR, Ia
oonseryatiycly estimated at 500
barrels at 9605 feet. Tankage Is
being erected and as soon rs poshi-
bio the welt viii bo drilled in. II Ia
flowing about every hour ~ only n
Few feet IN the sand and opens up "A
world Of new territory
Range II is living up Ia Its repu.
tRtion as mighty good drilling terri.
tory Mir. Wilcox knows the country
down, there na perhaps no one else
and has shown remarkable Judgment
In picking out this spot which IL
surrounded by dry holes, only one of
which. and that not very close, being
drilled - that depth
II ts a rorogOnp conclusion that
this we'll viii lead 10 much drilling
and especially II his well In 2i.l5.l0
comes In for good producer
Tho latter IN just starting drilling
again after a long fishing job al
2250 feet and apt to he In tho sand
INSIDE OF week II Is down on "a
creek and In the woods. while tbA
big well Ia 3O-t5-ll Is on the highest
ground IN that vicinity and can be
seen from all directions FOR u long
waN
Henry Grcls has A lot W acreage
close In and the Turmhn OH com
pany II also well fixed with close ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
War;?
God Says:

proclaim We this among the Cen
uIes. Pcrparc war. Let all the men
or war draw near. Beat your pIow-
shares Into swords. and your prun-
ing hooks into spears as
semhlo yourselves and come, all ye
hehthen Eet tho heather
ho awakened and come
fut ye IN the sickle, for the har-
vest is ripe. Joel. g-g-Ia
And another angel came out from
the altar, which had power over
tire, and cried with loud cry to
MN tthe angel OF death) that had
ne sharp sickle saying Thrust in
my sharp sickle and gather sthe
cluster Of the vine of the earth: for
her grapes. are fully ripe. And the
angel thrust In his sickle into the
shrth, and gathered the vino OF the
earth, and cast IL into the great
wine press OF tho wrath of God And
tho blood came out OF the wine press
oven to tho horse brides
And ! saw another sign In heaven
great and marvellous, seven angels
having the seven last plaques. for
in them Is filled up the wrath OF
God. And | heard n great voice,ou
OF the temple saying To the seven
angels 60 your ways. and pour out
lhe vials OF the wrath Of God upon
the earth And the sixth
angel poured out his vial upon the
gather them to the battle OF that
thereof was dried up that the way
of the kings of the east might he
prepared For the spirits
OF devils go forth unto the kings OF
the earth and OF the whole world to
gather them to the battle OF that
gvat day OF God Almighty
And he gathered them together into
place called in the Hebrew tongue
ArmngCddon."
Rev. 14--l7-s0.
Rev. lb--l,
Raw 1k-HtN-fg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
Here's 4 Hot One.
tHy ~. l.. Wood in ~ worth
IiegOr1

tHy ~ J.. Npod IN ~ NOTIn
Record
Tho slow moving Butk Bridge test
well. In the southeast quarter OF
section 20 ba-l 3w. Cotton county,
Oklahoma, near tho east end Of tho
Bu rk burnett bridge across RED river
u being delayed by failure 10 re-
ceivc some sort OF drilling.in rig.
II II reportel, ,and may not he COM
ple(ed this weok ont long delayed
this way, sometimes refuesa 10 come
finally Thoso sxCruciaungly tech
nlCal completiona cannot bring OIL
Nhore II Is motif ~ bc II a. not
concealed on The Oklahoma side Of
tled river
Tho i,edWich on company
(whfs'h is somewhat affiliated with
the Burk RridRe company by tho
interest in both OF N j. liasharaJ q,
drilling east Of tt- Rurk- Aidge To-.
cation, either In section % or section
-, In reported To have drilled Into
n flne and ut $50 feet. but no men.
tion IL made OF any oil
In the southwest quarter Of section
2A.6s-l3w tho Carter Robinson on
company started drilling last sat-
urday, and the la Barre Oil company
is duo to start It's tost In section 90
bs-l2w, two miles southeast OF the
Burk -Rridgc well This Ia Dallas
organization headed by E +, Green
wood. with Mira Grace Higgins Of
wichita Fails vice president. In
section 20 two aO-Acrc tracts have
been cut into b-aure tracts for pro-
motion, purposes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15

Dear Reader, are we living In those
last days2"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
Rdyiiesuiiie Drilling Report.

fptelAi ~ Tho World
IIAKTJ.lsSN lille Okla March -
Tho philips Petroleum company Of
Etrti"sville report the following
competitions Wei 40 ~. lot lsJ
rtaso, making go barrels at the
depth ~ IAlB feet Wcil was shot
We'll No 3. In lg9 Oaage. rs making
100 h"rroIB hG Tho depth Of s52 feet,
We'll No ~ 2E-lu Osaxo, ls,mhking
200 bhrrGNArd 80. 4 on the same
iUzAIIon Is mtLklnE ? % isttrCls at ths
dopth Of 2.OGo feet Graham 40. /
iu lS-26-Iy. I'm N0wata county IA
making so barrels No. IN lb-2J-ll
OnaEe, ~ making goo barrels. The
Philips Petroleum company Of bart.
lc"viil" report their wells drilling as
toLowA
wen 40 In 1i-2J-ll Osnge drill.
ing ~ LOO Ls"t Wen No 4 IN
l..25-ll OsaRc. drilling at 500 feet
Wuh No. o IN i-2t.l0 Usage, drilling
AZ 400 feet. We'll No in 7-2i-lG
Usage, drilling nt 73O rect We'll 40
| IN J-iI.A Usage, drilling AZ ls2O
fc"' Wen No In l9-27-s OaAgc.
drillIhg al l603 feet We'll No
In lg-2i-s DsEKo, drilling at 500
feet Wei No I'm 2G-2-g carter
county drilling ~ l.720. Wen No. b
In 22b~ll Butler county, kansas,
drilling at $50 fco' Wen No 1 In =.
25-ll Butler county KAnans. drilling
AT 400 feet Wen No I In 2-25.ll
Butler county. Kansas. drilling at
1850 feot Well No. ! In g-25-ll
Butler county, knnsns. drilling at
1000 feet Well No I I'm block 3.
stephens county. Texas drilling at
! ESQ feet Woll No. 1 in block 6,
Stephens county, Texas, spudding
with nvc wells In Kentucky MAX o.
Ing u total uf 20 drilling wells nd
thcy have authorized - additional
wells romo ot which have rigs up
and hre ready lu start operations.
Tho company also has the Wit,Dn No.
! I'm falo pinto county. Texas. which
Is now fishing a. AJ2O feet and has
quito n showing ~ oil and gns A.
prcssnt the well looks like u winner
when finished
The Batnsdnll on company rcport
tho following operations In Osagc
county. No. IN lt-23-li is a 90
bsrrcl well M I'm 29-gI-l2 In
drilling at oos feet No. 10 IN 30
~ .ls is AT iI0 feet No. rs IN 4
9t-lO In at I i,0s5 feet No. I'm
~ ! ls at 400 feet No. In
lS-22 4 ls spudding at 100 feet No
In 2b-2o-l0 In at 225 feet No .
IN Sf-2s-p IN nj 1850 feet No. = In
l'-25-ll IN al 900 feet No. In
b-2f-l0 Ia at I 800 feet. No. 4 In
- 1910 In at l.67l feet. No. 1 in
f-2'-lt In at 1850 feet No. 0 I'm
20 ~ ? II ~ 500 fees No ig I'm
8O-2l'o is AT 2.2s2 foct, aud No. /
In lO-2l-P In at $50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
Dniy God can tell the future.

Only God can tell the future.
Bring forth the blind people that
have eyes. and the deaf that Ave
cars. Let all tho nations be gath
cred together. and let tho people be
assembled, who among them can
declare this and show MS former
things Let them bring forth their
witnesses. that they may be justified :,
or let them hear. and say II is truth
Remember this. and show
yourselves men. for | am
God and there is mono else .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
Rev. l417-s0.
Rev. lb--i,
Rev, HIo-il

The day OF the Lord so cometh as
n tirNof IN the night. For when thry
shall say peace and safety then sud
den destruction Cometh upon them
and they shall not escapa"
1 Thess. 5--l-3.
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IN 1.-THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 624I W. IL PECK Resdenoe; 2442

amour, Of mcmbcWhip dues ahd
aIgsos.oins u several small change
So thu bylaws, tho morning m'rl'nS
adjourned. TO be- she guests at luhlh.
con OF the Now Work mcmh'r7 "'
Tho canmiiicr The meeting VIII DO
res,llued ths aft,fuoonu and t"niShl
a dinner VIII bo given 60 tho vl'. i'hs
nl men IN tue bal room Of thc IN
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