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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

pruuS from our tatpayors hy an lu-
'ocratic War lord rhi may ho the
last chance .uc WIN nave ~ roudrr
var service 10 the Nations gallant
d,frudrr'
The actual fighting ts over. hp'
peace 'v not vet drcnr't l. b. nike
building house Tho structure -
finished, bat much remains 20 be
done IN IN" wty ~ 6'caninR up hr.
for" n iH ready ~ inhahi' y lc-
mcndous army ~ our gallant boz,
It's sun over ihcr, They must hc
paid We cannot conceive ~ tho
ldoa ~ - great naron failing IN thla
Impl" duty that hnH the added In .
ocnti,c ~ gratitude Tor iob well
don" They must have theNr food and
clothing and equipment ana al that
H needed 10 cl"nn up tn" job. and
lhrn they mus h" transported back
nom" 10 their business and ihrir
families
Mu,h ~ tho funds TO ho raised in
this drive VIII 20 for rhc care ~
IN" mon disabled ana they vii be
carod for hr men we're mover before
cared for under similar conditions
Nothing really beneficial mur, hr dc
MED these men who have helped 70
insure civilization from q great peril
when they threw up their peace
TIM" positions 10 go they know not
whore. ana offer their uyoo that tho
nation mighr ll,~. wr stId IN effect
"Go ahead ho,a NV" q good &C
count NJ your~cNc. wclI see you
through
Sow we've got 70 carry out our
"nd of the bargain r. does not
s"em possihl" hat there can he any
where rcd hloodcd American hut
vii be glad 10 como M with the
cash ana save 90 huy these bonds
II does not seem posshlc that any pf
us should so soon forget the service
thes" hoys hav" rendered as 10 drop
their lntcrcst on tho signing Of peace
ana resume our selfish digging alone
for number one The vory spirits
OF our forcfnthrrs would rise from
their graves ana protest hganst such
dlshonest infrntitudc n YOU have
MOI suhscrihod 20 the Victory loan.
lose no time In doing 40 and help to
put over your communi'ys quota
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nILssINns IN nIsnrIsE.

There IL one thing about the
Hurleson excitement taking his ad
ministration m u sample Of what
The administration In general has
undertaken IN do that the atom
has a right to he thankful Tor. That
Is that tn" principle at issue has
been given u tryout and All the re
suits have been conducive TO a pop-
ular condemnation Of the principle,
and II ig very likely that from now
on the advocates OF government own,
erShip OF anything win have hard
tim" getting anybody TO listen To
their arguments There are some
very able men who have ohampioned
the idea that the government should
take ownership and control Of all
public utilitiea 80 that there should
be more certain recourse open. TO
the people and more confidence that
individual rights would not be sub
merged In corporate interest The
idea has had n great appeal to
many as u psnaSea for All ills Of
labor and u security for investors
hut the experiments Of McAdoo and
Rurleson have Killed that notion 40
dead that even Hill BRYAN or Eugene
pchr could hardly rcSurrect II We
have found that government con
trol costs more, both 10 tho operator
unA n the
less satisfactory service han the
average Of privately owned facilities
We should congratulate our
selves that the experiment has had
Its trial now rather than that prop
aEanda should later ha," swept the
country and committed us irrevoca
/ bly, To the patcrual plan This cN-
/ pertinent Of government operation
has been ono or the most fortunate
chapters In the economic history ~
the nation II Mas tried an arrange
mcn' which formerly was an issue.
and has found Il wanting iiad that
experiment no, been tried ifwould
remain at this critical time one ot
the sore spots OF discomfort and un-
settlement Would that wa were
Rs easily rid " other fantastic hob
btcs and political manias that may
dos us In the future or until they
too must be rerudlatcd hy tho iudg
mon, of experience likc puihng an
aching tooth, It feels great deal
better to have undergone the agony
of the dentist chair than to SUI
have the CRISIS 10 encounter In the
future. Let US give thanks that
NurlCsun and VI, ,Adoo Nave done
their worst the future now Is
bound to hc hotter
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Horoscope
cdncsdAy. May !, 1919.

Wcdncsday. May l. 1919.
"rhe stars ,Incline, but no not
compel
Planetary inflencos this day are
conflicting. according TO dstrology.
While Mercury and Venus are I'm
bencfc aspect. Mars and Saturn are
adverse.
~ should he luckyday for pub
ltcity OF all sorts and especially for
the advertising OF theatcrs and the
atriCdl attractions.
Motion pictures come under q dl-
rcction making Tor changes that Will
be OF great benefit
Writers should make the best OF
this government of the stars, which
makes for insight and dramatic
power. 10
Gain to newspapGr through
something that is connected with the
army is&ihdicatcd and this Is inter
prcted as a sensational revelation
which viii he made to congress.
This should he n fairly fortunate
day for weddings. especially II the
bridegroom IL an author or journal
ISL.
The sway today seems 10 give
warning that women viii compete
In clerical positions more than ever
before
Saturn ruling the tenth house is
held TO Indicate illness among both
men and women in high place. An
epidemic may effect many next sum
msr.
Uranua Ia In an aspect denotins
sudden changes and difficulties in
legis alton. Congress comes under a
sway that will make for much dis
Cussion OF reforms.
While cNtravagancc may he i'm
putcd to state and federal admin
stration OF finances, the planets in
dicate that individuals will be in
clincd to reckless personal eNpendi-
turcs
Mysterious crimes IN Ireland are
foroshadoWed. and these will take
place before the summer is far ad-
vsnCed.
Plotungs In tho United states may
multiply, for the stars presaEc agi-
tatThn on theopart OF secret agents
from three countries
Asia Minor and Persia viii he dis
turbcd hy insurrcctions that will hc
far -rear hing In their effect, astrolU-
gers announce.
Persons whose hirthdate It is may
have an anxious year In business.
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TWELVE CAMPS ARE SOLD
FOR TOTAL OF S548,000

WASHlNGTON. MAY s sale Of
eight national guard and four mis-
ccilancous camps for a total Of
t5iS.oOo was announced today ny
the war department The bidders
assume all damage claims against
the government.
The city OF Montgomery. Ala. So
cured Camp sheridan. Ala, and the
state or North Carolina will take
over Camp HSik, :. & The other
camps went 10 individuals and firms.
except Camp kendrick, y. !. which
was withdrawn from the auction and
is to he retained for the navy, and
Camp SEWER. : T., for which no rea-
sonaNle hid was received
The successful bidders IN the other
camps were. Camp Row,c, Texas,
sold to Henry Marks & Son. Indian
apohs Ind Camp Holt. Pa to
Lewis Bros Rock lsiSnd IN, Camp
Hancock. Ga- To J. =. Mulherin Az
custa, Ga. Camp Logan Texas, to G.
T Brown, Houston. Texas
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UTTERBACK AND HIGGINS s.
RACING FOR HARDY PLACE

SPECIAL TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY May 6 The
race for the vacant place on tho su.
prcme court bench. caused by the
resignation OF Ch~t Justice HARDY.
II believed TO lie between Major Will
liam r. Uuerhack OF Durant and
Judge e. W. Higgins OF McAlester.
The appointment viii probably be
made within the next Iay or two
Major Uuerback, who ~ "A former
law partner ot Judge RobeA l. Will
liams. now on the federal bench.
~ believed 10 have the frat call on
the position. lie IL now In the army (;
after having served several months
Ak chairman OF the cast side district
exemption hoard,
District Judge Higgins is known to
stand high in The estimation Of Gov
crnor Robertson and he is well quail
ted for the place. hc also has a
hst fstrong endorsements
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n A Chance to Live
TIL. nIt,t.tIt.

\ TAN. thin man on crulches came
painfully along the sidewalk Just
outside the park lie waS poorly
dressed and stopped every now and
hen to rest. piping his forehead. al
though the day was not not
The man reminded Annie Nagucly
Of her father. she looked closer u
was her father, she saw With sudden
shock FOR she could not get used 10
seeing him idle and broken and SO
gaunL
lie paused and stood hrsccd Win
his crtuches and. leaning against the
railing OF tho square Annie was
about to run 10 him, when a gentle
man with expensive clothes and u
cane and SILK hat stopped. looked at
her father for an instant then
reached into his pocket and handed
him tomcthlng
AnBlc watched. his-cNcd. saw her
father call after the gentleman. saw
him hand back whatever tt Was he
had given him They exchanged a
word or two. then the gentleman
passed on and AnnieS tstbcr wtpci
mis- forehead again and slowly ~.
-umed his lrudges
T. Small aS she was Annie felt y
stab or Wild resentmcnl. Of ronel.
lion. Of pi,y. ~ hcwildcrWent Tha'
some one should have taken her
daddy for hcggar. - --.,
Hot tears gushcd 20 her eyes. She
picked the haby up. buried her faco
In its pugdy hack and sohhri. .un-
noticed OnlN the baby cared And
She only because her fascinating
game W pebbles and grass was dis
ruWsd
Annie hated. hated, hated. hated
The rcch man who had offered her
daddy money And Vet how happy
Annie herself was when the woman
IN the house next the church gave
her a nickel for running an rrraud'
why was It dtffcren'' Why oh
there WAS no answer to It to any
hing
She wiped hcr ewes and nose on
the habN's prt,Icoat and started
home Now the hany was Whimpcr.
ing Annie wanted 20 shake her
She wanted to DO something To some
body to case ,lSS ache inside her
llrl world was all wrong WhA;
could she DO ,o make il brighter
That night Annie watched her
father Win new sNmPathN she
,oulras'od him with the fathers ot
some Of - girls she knew Their
fathers were often sick and com
planning and out ~ work and cross
and stlnrN and sometime, crucl
Snnics father. never IN had a..
ways been well always cheerful. al
ways sure good fortune was about ~
come his way. though 10 never did
lie Wag always good 90 her and 10
the bah, ard forever hnNins them
little presents
How often Annie had seen tho fts
tractcd lonk on her mothcrs face
when her father brought homo toy
Or 4 pressed glass pitcher ar a cheap
framed picture for me house Annie
thought them beautiful Ru' her,
mother realNaNS turned away sghinE
once She said lo Nunf Maggie
There ne. .cocs again buying uAc
loss trumncrN and me without
money to get shoes tor the children
or food Tor HIM ON. why can't he
have a little pra,'ctAlv.'
Annie didn't know what "rraru.
tor her f1,hcr and nopIi no haIri
overheard l. WAS NOT until wears
atterward when she looked back
and felt sorry tor hFr mother too
At the time Shc Just wondered and
wondered why rcr.on Vho vaS 90
good and so smart thoy Gth"t could
answer an sorts of questions and NE
knop how TO aN 'How do YOU DO"
i'm French and Gcrulanl should have
ucaAS, whatever 1t was. Bertha
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Little Ben's Notebook

S.33:?:: .....:'H
This Afternoon IN skooI Miss kitN
was tclltrg the class about the war
and everything, sayif wonder II
cny body In the class can tell me wat
crate Impression has resulted that
the war. IA CRATE noble Impression that
people are rcpecting all oveI the
Ncrld
Wien Skinny Martin raised his
hand, saying, / kno" can the kLl-
ser.
sed noble Expression. sed Miss
kitty. Benny Potls. can you tell me
wat It Is"
Down with the Dutch. | sed
Nons,A,s, sed MIss Kitty. the tx
prcssion meen is Making the ~efld
safe for dimoCracy' Sow who can
tell me the mcening OF Making the
wcrld safe for democracy
Wien Leroy ShOostcr raised his
hand, saving. II means that crybody
that gets fresh with this country af-
ter tins ia going 10 get licked even
verse than Germinny was
Not at all, Il means Just the con.
trary, Edward Nernlck, wat do you
think people mehn by Making the
werld safe for Dimocracy'
They meen jest the contrary. sed
nd Weruick
We'll. so on, lIplane. sed Miss KIT
ty
It means that the only countries
we are gong to lick after this are
jest-the ones that start 20 get con.
trary. sed I'D Wfrnick
Sutch class. let's perseed 70 the
lancwidg1 lessin, scd Miss Kitty
Nich We dld
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Oklahoma Outbursts

800 +. . crop. tr, concerned uk.
rn"mi H rnntlng ne, uaIIi 'Ai~ira.
gar' rr'u.'. 81 h t.'W' "' 'h,
Sotr.
Sprtklnl ~ hog mo h,rh cuH ~
operation affr,rH dr'fer~u' Industries.
~ uul,' lLr bulgItr, got only $50
nom m 80. - uu phhhomt 'Iiy
laundry phI,r nm me -attr u.Bu' 'hcy
'noN so" from u DAIRY
II used 10 be easy 'o as,ori and
determine tho hunu,ss II trlNclcrs.
hu' 'n 'n'rt modem t.nrs you can't
Ei'" a .h fuI 81 passengers the once"
."N'r and Distinguish 'h" auto .al l+s.
man fr"r me uU maFntfc- " ne
dealer 40 'h' me- crrI'i'S ~ DfeS
Director General Hines haadecided
mat hr must DO somc'hing 10 man.
tain hH hold on the travelling pun.
ii'. su hr hi' put u iaEl bund on the
Midland valley motor car between
TULSA ana NurkoEoc to entertain the
pn-h"ng'rt VIII" the tram crew doc
tors up 'h' "nR,n" HIt the public
pays IN" freight
! have ulVnEH wondered uhy the
'tn'ciInE men and their wives seem
i" re along 4, htppIl, slyH Hll
hing."' According to the govern.
nlst statistics u rs mutual sitisfnc
il"n oN't the necessity which compcls
the ira''ling man Ia bee away from
HON" 80 much ~ thc~lime
~ course President wilson said
mat liIN Just couldn't have Filfnie
a. r|l uU' th" latest report SAYS 'ha Z
f. his n,su agreed that righi. t'lc.
horediiatur and an hppuricnanCcs
npperiaIn.ug thereto Rhall pass 10
llal' IN iN, years Thli is iuoi about
hs soon 90 Italy can handle tho prop
oalbon au) way
\ r',.' Tulsa maiden heard the
mother r hcr playmate offrr quar-.
ter n ,hc would wash Inc dishes
and dust the front room After .
time thr mother asked the playmate
II the ta'ks had been performed
80, mother, I washed the dishes but
| didn dust the room. WAS tho
reply Then I can't give you tho
quarter" The little Tulsa maiden
turned - her mother and SAID 'Aint
Snap shots from the Iallas Sews
II has Iu-i about gotten ~ IN this
country that no spirited hoy WI
stand for paternal government ad-
mlnlsterod hy has daddN Honest.
nov N Won had to move IN either
one woUld YOU choose czech -Slavia
or Jugn-SihNia7 our position simply
IL iha n the rnilrnRd- are going ia
give messengers freigh, train serv.
Ice thev ought 10 RI . ~ freight
rates what has become NJ the old
fashioned fusSv man who vas satin.
fi"d win nobody's conduct hut his
own A.t" II r. pretty hard 10 try
10 use l'uclc Sans long distance
telephone and not become convinced
that he's rrcmdiced against new
tangled ,cntraptions In der spr.ng
Dc .vounT mans fSnck gently turns
to thoughts of wif"ski. I'm De- snrtng
dc holstc'tksk sticks his sweetheart
NIT n knifeSki
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Sinmonds father was an ugly hoor
OF man And he made a lot or
money. Hc wSrkcd In the saloon
At the corners The Slmondscs could
always pay their rent and Bertha mad
a tou'trd silk dress trimmed Win
buttons with ships on them, an
alike and q poke bonnet with telh
Nowcrs Why did some folks haN"
things and other folk not Whal
made them know how 10 get ihcm
Annie would have enjoyed the tnul
ard more. she'd have BEEN murh
more careful al II
tTo be continued
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Claim Abduction

LAW RENEE, Mass, May y An
lhonya 'apporrH and Samuel Klien-
nan, New York socialists. were seized
by a band OF masked men early to-
day badly beaten and then carried
out Of the city and dropped by the
roadside, they reported to the police.
The abduction occurred. they said,
while they were enroute to their
rooms In the Ncedham hotel The
two mon are said TO be rcpresen ia .
tives OF the New York Can, and 10
have Interested themselves in the
locp textile strike Tho police were
Inclined to discredit the story be
cause the report WIS not sent until
seven hours after the alleged abduc-
ton occurred.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

NLAplNOSTOk, sunday MAY ! r.
tR> the Canadian hreNt Admiral
koIchhk. head OF the All Russian
IN an interview with he
correspondent a. DmNk. April ~
,npressei deep gratitude to tho Bril-
lsh tor their assistance IN siberia
hut hc hlnted that Russia bad re.
Gently begun 10 be disappointed over
mo attitude OF Japan and America.
Ne stated that American representa-
lives In siberia bad az times sup
ported thc soviet government
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To Rehabilitation Camp.

CAMP MILLS, l. l.. May 6-The
following troops were scheduled to
leave here today for Camp Grant.
Illinois, one man 302d field signal
battalion. two officers, a men 20tth
field artillery; Al men, 3OJth field
artillery, % men, 3O6th field artil-
lcry, officer, 80 men 307 infantry;
six officers. % men 3Osth infantry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

The rumule Of diss,usftctior
over Mr.. Burlcsun.s udmln.s'ra ion
has finally filtered through ,o Paris
and President Wilson has directed
that the cables. telegraph and 'rIo.
owners AnmedatciN \oW n homc
one would only explain why the GOV.
ernmont took them oycp IN tho rro'
place and az the particular time ~
did Il might remove that bad taste
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

y" "s & ' & ', by TSs @ 'G % s E TsS" "s ions
Of Mroaun took T on " cocSa h H power
''5%%s% 'Ga y',rH st; "! r,c.gooss & dictator
bs NOT dealing Win normal Sp"%sn Sndn To 1s0w y, R Rs
% % " "sSr n In6 & Win ronaG OF & .,f' % o" hr shm1; S
& for h consent @ % OF TN" Fo"s"d % EoorS % Sat ~ "6ousp
acton people on the l.hnus
rsgaG me colombian and demanded ha' tho United
s& 1Gp. one 'yros rGs,, co1s'y and n,Gus
r reay vas c,pactT provided United should
OF al don ca Gg ,r s"' w H1 SnS ] a"s NS Sd oS" S
ot e peaceful by Al. tho world The rccoFrd
se to ,rsa the OF the loma, having the
hs "orG When We to- oo61 1hs % ia M leTTs ]
cn, S @ p h"Scr @ op or "S Of mpeec to bar
naa m n @ s,eS % m h' a. @ Haon. b m 'b rs world
so"os s9'
%n the es nG tho rrcSen, Of co c"osd
made a' 4m the treaty hd made
n G9 o@ H % % II o 10 S" . S S" Of ' S9SS
% s;' S,%aS %S"% '; 'ns 'e; sSSS
% 3 RI h. %s ] s ss :srs@ s ss
c'a'cT Se 10
,'@,a sSas!.. %"'s S'ss ,a a'+ 's"5 ss @
SupPSta 4So"n"S forH" Without s1.. The
so"T% ,sa .s Rs7s. ..%@ esosSD as SSo
oa%5'.srd 3 T n A h. yemoa % % ncS troops
ana n;,'ors the S%ooS'S @ S 69 % Of vested cns"oR
public order a"H'G Tg We s rgT S 'oS % ne W nsS States prefers
Would s 4" % extra m Tpsr " hc r T rhs PROOF
S @ r cH0%9Sn S H l hoy S" S Row asr been
further to trust hs the matter
1904 became convinced that colombia intended TO
legislature carefully to consider
VIII be direction secretary nay
OF the he
not
There De
Panama would remain GI @ IN a urD the
should orce
~ nv message from the, ,'atormnlion on
revolution In tan"i,a as
m rorlaton Of Immediate nhdng @ .,en
@ ~ Al concern Corresronts - o, ,c NJ v
dscntto
ps',Srd forecasts that there would he '''o" " N
obr "a a, the reauc. OF General Young
main Humphrey Murphy "o army o,erI VINO @
"n, @ the Isthmu told Cha ghe would unqu
their disgust over
would Prov
before october ~ nn
e nat n would certainly end of oconer or I'M
Various slps
,n I.tnmus to actn OF need arising
al
Mas hNie undeI
rizcns children IN
and marines to Protec, Mi, on gu
Colombian conlnand 10
ON he Colombian
Panama. the result Of killing one 'h"a""" '"' " "
"h9' @ , the American government
n"tc WIN government had previous knowede conennE th
questions
Of without the OF
~ declared themselves lho'Pe""'' ''H"'' " ~
or N our part had passed
! To c9gtnucdJ ,
,cop,r,rht 1919. by Mcclure Newspaper syHdcae)
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LONDON. MAY y British troops
broke mp a. terhlidcR meeting a,
Alhlune ireland Last -uisht ny
Dhtfgirg upon the crowd with the
hayorc' \ number OF persons were
wounded and lrmorcI cars have
taken possession or the place
Laurence Ginnc'U member " par.
lHWcnf for Wcs'mca'h attempted
to addrcss1lhc meeting
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NOT AN INDEMNITY.

The completion OF m" victory
Liberty loan should be in the nature
Of celebrate The campaign
should be carried to completion in a
spirit Of thankfulness let us be
glad II is chance TO render tribute
70 those who carried our flag to VIC
tory. instead Of the other alterna-
tive OF hating 10 pay an indemnify
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PARIS, May q Marsha Petain.
commander OF the French army. was
present at conference Monday be-
tween President " ilson and Premier
Clemen n~eau Af,erwsurd Premier
Clemenceau conferred with several
members OF the French cabinet con.
cerning details OF the preliminary
peace
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II is thought that there Will have
suranCe m Tulsa. for the companies
are tired of paving out losws with
surh frequency. What We need rs
tome plan by which tho widows OF
the burglars may be enabled to fcal-
iIe on Their husbands He Insurance
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Convert Arctic Region.

OTINWA. NAV 4 plan Tor
converting The Arctic and sub-Arctic
regions qof Canada into a great wool
milk and meat producing area was
presented TO uhe Canadian senate
and house 81 commons today hy
NllhJalmur Stc'fanson Norwegian
explorer Of he Canadian Arcuc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

The family viii oc happy The
hcffh may be unaatistactoTy
children horn on this day are, like
iy 10 be clever. Intelligent ana arts.
nc These subjects OF Taurus usual
rash
,CopyrigNi 1919, by thc Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate,D
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AUGUSTA. Ga, May 6.,-Gunner
Richie OF tKe Chirleston navy yhrd
was drowned and PILOT Whelan seri-
ously Injured IN the fall ofn navy
hydroplane into the Savannah river
mean here today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

The deserving democrat, who
seem 2detcrmined that pubic cX
p.nditures shall not return TO n
peace basis
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Your money and your boys saved
oivtsvatIon FOR the world Noyr
money. saved by investment In bonds
and war stamps Will orlnS your boys
back from France.
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''H'," N"r"1"ln 'h'r'up"h u'''r'" n,hS' - -
'ssoi ~ because or the absence
"f NJ" prcsidrnt".t delightful touch ~ unconscious
huuror Hc then issued decree that public order Was
dI.turp"d and uron thar ground assumed 10 hms"f
Legislative" under another provision OF the con
sIiUlIon. that having himself disturbed tho public
order h" alleged the disturbance Qualification for
selling absolute power Thenceforth Maroduin. without
tho aid of any legislative body ruled dictator. com
hininF tho executive legislative. Cvil and
military authorizes the called republic of Colon
hlt Tho absence Of Siuclamente from the capital
became hy his death IN prison in the year
When tho pcouip of Panama declared their lndr-
pcndencc In November 1909. congress had set In
Colombia since the 1898 CGcept the special N
rr h Marc to thc and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

WHY can't we swap of Rurleson
~ The Germans Hc would make
'heni a splendid postmaster general
ana Shey deserve It, too
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

Your business and every other
business cannot 20 ahead normally
untu the government h properly
financed Buy Victory bonds. n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

Perhaps the reason fine feathers
do not make fine birds is because
the supply is exhausted in makins
fine hats
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

when woman cant find any bet
ter reason for loving man she
wants to marry him 20 reform him.