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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12
Our Daily SpeciaI

Our Daily Special A Wise Man Keeps His Mouth Shut A Good Deal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12
A Sharp and B. Flat

Aandy Sharp, colored, married B. Flat, also colored, in Salisbury, N. c.
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Entered as second class matter November z 1912, at the postoice Juneau Alaska, under the Act or March 3, 1879.
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Huh

They say that Spring is here. That's
 grand;
 But, doggone my soul, My furnace won't believe it. and It hollers for more coal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12
Things To Worry About

Things To Worry About We have just learned that the eye is 100000 times as quick as the ear.
 Bang!
 Maybe you knew, or didn't you know, that Otto Schwinghammer is boiler maker in Johnsburg, Ind ?
 Fooey! A waIl-eyed liar in Pill Booth, He often makes me hot; He says he aims 10 tell the truth, But he's a blame poor shot.
 -Guke McLuke) And that old skunk, Bill Harraway, He sure's the phony lad, He says he'll see me Saturday But his. seeing's mighty bad.
 -(MariOn (Ohio) Tribune)
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Published every evening except Sunday by the EXPIRE PRINTING COMPANY, at Second and Main Streets Juneau, Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12

We have just learned that the eye is 900000 times as quick as the ear
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-12

Authorized Local Agents Douglas and Treadwel Guy Smith; Thane, l.. o. Peabody; Perseverance, R. o. Egeland.
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ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION Subscribers will confer favor if tLJy will prompt lv notify the Business Office of any failure or irregu- lafity in the delivery of their papers,
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Telephone for Editorial and Business offices 8'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
IS OPPOSED
TO PARDON FOR DEBS
Attorney General Issues Statement In
which lie Declares Against show
ing tlcmcnCy to Socialist.

WASHlNGTON. April Attorney
General Palmer announced In a
statement tonight that he would op.
pose strongly any effort to obtain
executive clemcncy for Eugene V.
Dcbs, the socialist leader sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment FOR viola
tion uf tho espionage. act The attor-
ncy general said he had received sew
eral communication urging him to
recommend clemoncy for Dcb-
Mr. Palmer said he believed his
duty in tho Debs case To he clear and
was convinced that he would he
doing a gricvous wrong io the coun-
try ana striking a blow at law en-
forCemcnt" should he adopt amy
course which would interfere with
the norma administration OF Justice
IN This case"
Tho statement Issued hy tho at
torney general follows In part
Eugene V Dcbs, has floi no pc
ition with either tho president or
the ATTORNEY general asking for The
exercise OF executive cIemency Dcbs
was convicted not because Of hts
economic view but because he plain
ly violated the law Of the land
Nv "AN HINf0 u lhll " lhl ny
jury. The charge ~ the trial Judge
was eminou'ly fair. and on appeal TO
the supreme court or the United
states. that court. by decision al
frmed the Judgment or conviction a."
Following the action ~ the So
premc court the defendant has In
dulgcd I'm criticism Of A. supreme
cour, and other courts and practi.
caily the entire power NJ tho govern
mcut 10 administer the law against
him TN this situation my duty is
clear the law must be respected and
obcycl To mako siFc of that II
must bo enforced. | would be doing
a rrlcyous WRONG 20 the country and
striking a blow at law enforcement
II aid any Cours" which would in
ierfcrc with normal administration OF
Justice In ihls case
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
TATE BRADY WOULD
HAVE MAYOR RESIGN
Hubbard Given Ten Days 90 Nhntc
Iicforc League Starts Recall
Petition.
FIGURES ON WATER MAINS
Committee win Present Request TO
District Court for New
Grand jury,

sixty Of late liHdy's faithful. tol
lowers met with puisls mos, "a
nous taxpayer" at the cuurthous
las. nigh, listened 10 lengthy re
view OF lhc city'- recent criminal
happenings and political grievances
and, at tho invitation OF their prcsJ
'dent without discussion. adopted a
resolution requesting Mayor Charles
II. Hubbard TO resign within 10 days
on tho penalty of having recall pro.
ccedings brorSht against him
The motion to. adopt the rcsolu
ton or Censure and recall, as offered
hN Brady, was made 10y Bln Long
and seconded by Buck Lewis There
was no other voice In the proceed
inrs except a scattering OF Fay * D
when the vote was called for.
In case the mayor fails or refuses
10 roslgn within 10 days from Yes
tcrddy the league will ask the citl-
czns OF Tulsa to agn a recall petit
ton remoring Mr Hubbard from the
position OF mayor under the terms
OF the city charter
A committee was appointed TO col
lect the petitions that have been cir.
culated. asking that new grand
jury be convened, and prescn, them
To the district Coprt the members
or this committee being ~ =. Davis.
IL. T.. Berger, James Sanger. David
shelton and J j Henderson The
latter asked to be excused but the
chair Tade no change Ia tIa p08-
sonnel " tho committee.
An extended report was made by
tho committee which has been in
NcstiRaiinR the water eNle ntion con
tract IN which the charge ia mado
mat the city paid Tibbcts & Pleas
dnt f54t5j6.S7 moro for iron pipe
man the price named IA the bid Of
ihc United States Cast Iron Pipe
eompany which waa rejected. II is
Also charged that much more was
paid for hauling and LAYING The pipe
man this work could have been done
Tor ana that the taxpayers lOat
something iikO 500. 600 on the lob
The committee alleges hat thetPon
irdNt was illegalh lot because thcre
arc no engineers estimates as is re
qmrcd hy law and rccommenda-
tion that the League begin legal pro
coedinSN - htNc such sums "a, have
already been paid on the alleged
connncts recovered into the city
treasury The report wac signed hy
I a Hughes and \. A Bumgarncr.
TIN League developed two Candi-
dates Tor school director at its meet
ing last night in the persons or W
g. Long of ltlj South Bo@ton and
Dr VI J.. Perry OF lGIl East second
street. Roth had petitions in circula-
llon At tn" league meeting last night.
An cffor' was made tn induce JohtE
r. NE,rr a focal architect. to mi
tho third place on tho league ticket
bur MI starr declined to he can
d d.da'o. though expressing himself aS
opposed 10 tho long tenure in office
"t certain members or the present
school board
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
Says Allies Decide to Admit
Foes to League on Probation

sense they will hr probationary
members without voice Ia the league
councils &
states without etanlc govern
mcnt are equally Ineligible for
membership winch prcauppo~es The
ability Of a HEnatory prWcr to ful.
nm the pledged conditions II iS
learned that numerous neutral pow
ers. who have been consulted. are
enthusiastic supporters ~ the idea
and there is no possible doubt as to
their inclusion at an. early date.
Their suggestions have been care.
fully considered, and In some cases.
where practicable Inserted IN The
new draft Of the covenant
The difficulty concerning the
Monroe doctrine has been. Il is be
Ncved. overcome II should be rc-
membered that except for certain
Cases. which arr clearly specified
unanimous decisions Of the executive
council, which will be provisional
and composed OF nine mbers. will
be necessary, Therefore as America
Will occ Spy one or these Seas, no
decision oankpOssiblv be arrived at
that does norhaye her fun consent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
SHUTS PRESENTS NEW
HUNGARIAN TERMS
Prupo-nI Il for Withdrawal ~ Troops
West Of Line and Neutrality Of g
Ionc Eastward.


BUDAPEST SUNDAY, April g..
Con. Jan christian Smuts, the pea -
conference commissioner 10 Hung ,ry
placed his proposals. before the Hun
gariiu cUmmuuist government sal
urity Tuey included the following
Thc Hungarian government 10
Withdraw all troops wcW OF lin"
which General Swuns outlined. that
Rumanian troops he order"d not 10
advance beyond their present posi-
tons and that the territory between
the uuc drawn by Genera SWu's
and the Rumauiln army he neutral
and bc occupied hy British, Ercn b,
Italian, and, II possible. American
troops.
That tho Hungarian government
accept the terms Of the military
convention concluded last November
IS hy the hungarian government
Nlthathc allied powers that the
llnc of icmarra'lnn
has no iutluenr" ON the territorial
arrangements iu ihc final peace con.
d.tInr- and that General SHUTS VIII
propose lo 'hr peace conference to
raise thc bo,knd" ~ lluugnty ifn
mrdta'cF and allow facilities for me
immediate impc9 NJ pr,fur n"Ccss.-
to-. especially fats and chs
General Smut- also suggested mat
ne would propo-" io tho peace con.
ference thar bo'ur" n finally de-
'rrminrd the political frontiers Of
Hungary 10 should lny.t" 'hc Nnu.
.garian government to send repre-
s,ntutiveq 20 PARIS
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CONVOY SYSTEM
PRAISED BY SIMS
Vice Admiral Says 1t Is Ma
teriaI Factor in Defeat of
German Forces.
RETURNS FROM OVERSEAS
Commander of Fleet in For
eign Waters Reaches New
York on Mauretania.
IS GIVEN GREAT WELCOME
Leader Receives Honors on
Landing; Tells of Exper-
fences in Service.
RETURNS FROM OVERSEAS
IS GIVEN GREAT WELCOME

NEW YORK. April = The con-
yoy system. which many naval men
had termed impracticable. oVercame
me German submarine menace and
figured in the winning OF the war.
Vice Admiral Sims, COMMANDMENTS q
chief or naval forces In European
waters. declared here today upon his
irriya on the Cunard liner Maure-
tania.
Depth charges and listening de-
Ncfs he said contributed material
y 10 ihe success OF meeting praCti-
caly the unhroken trans Atlantic
bridge ot troops and supply ships
essential 10 the allied victory, as did
The magnificent work " OF tho mer-
chant seamen who took their car.
goes across. convoy or no CONVOY"
But ., was the conveying system
worked out TO fine detail by the
combined fleets Of the associated
powers, the officers asserted. which
made possible the transportation and
supplying OF the great American
force. whose appearance in battle
VAh the allies turned the tide against
the German invaderd on the western
front
Germany was winning the war, the
Ay,cc admiral stated, when he arrived
Fn Epglspd the day after the United
States became belligcrent. Teuton
interference with allied shipping. he
Rddcd Sas a serious problem, solved
only when conferences OF the Brit
ish american and allied commands
worked out and put into practice the
system NJ protecting vital ships,
which Rep, on until the cessation OF
he va-
Tho Maurctania en ntcred the har-
boz In mid Afternoon ,, delayed since
early morning by fog. \ great
feet OF airShips herald the ap-
proach Of the troopship, bearing
Admiral Sims. his staff and 1850
troops and escorted by a flotilla OF
dsstroyers ana smaller naval Graf.
In din of salutcs from forts,
Whistles from welcoming vessels and
cheers of tho officers. soldier ship
mates. the big vessel lay of quar-
anllne while tho trans shipment took
place As the admiral stepped
ahoand the naval Yacht. his flag shot
Dp tho main mast, and the guard
SHIP Amphl'ritc, which had withheld
rs salute while he was aboard a
foreign vessel looscd It's gums.
How Rear Admiral William s
sims ccompanied by one aide pro-
cfedcd ,ncoEnito into England under
nary department orders issued him
Two weeks before the United states
tilered tho war against Germany,
was told 'hc Associated Press, by the
admiral here tonight on his return
nom overseas.
In reply 10 questions. he gave In
ample words straight forward ac-
COUNT NJ hts mission, passing with
e spass ,onatc con'ncnt over many
NoSi romantic OF war stories,
ON March - or 26, 1917, the ad-
hral said, while he was president
et The naval war college at Newport.
tc was ordered 10 report without
CONTINUED on PAGE THIRTEEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
Denies Lloyd George
Asks For Recognition
or BOLSheuiSf Regime

WAsHISOTON, April Lord
Reading. the British ambassador,
authorized tho statement today
that suggestions that Premier
Lloyd GeoVc had advised the
recognition OF Lcninc and Trouky.
tho Russian bolshevik leaders.
were WHOLLY unfoundcd
The ambassador made the fol-
lowing statement;
with regard 20 tn suggestions
which have appeared ipA some
quarters that Mr. Lloyd George
had advised the recognition OF tenin'
aud TrotIky ! um N position q
state that these suggestions are
wholly without foundation. Mr. Lloyt
George has never suRgestcd thaI
Ienine and Trouky should be recoE
niZcd
has never suggested that Lenine
and TrotzkY should be recognized
There have been many reports
out OF Paris that strong Influence
was being brought 30 bear To have
the associated governments recog-
nige the bolshcviki regime In at
tempting To work out u solution OF
the Russian problem. Some or
these rumors have connected the
name Of the fh premier with
tho uuyctnents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
PREMIER HOFFMAN
MOVES TO NUREiNBU re.

LONDON, April The forma,tn tnn
OF soviet republic In Bavaria was
decided upon I'm Munich Ht l O'Clock
ina the morPsg. according To the
Berlin Tageb1GNt as qnoted IN Der
lin special via Copenhagen. lhe
wording makes IT uncertain whether
sunday or Monday morning ls meant
Premier Hoffman, Of Bavaria, &C
cordinE To a dispatch from Rcrlln,
has announced that the government
Of Bavaria has been transferred from
Munich 10 Nurcmburg
"Thc government ~ tho free state
OF bavaria is ana remain tho
sole repository Of the highcst author
ity Of Bavaria and alone n cnutle |
So issue legal ordinanccSand give or.
dcrs'
This announcement vas signed hy
Premier Hoffman AZ NurcmuurS un-
der date OF April 7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08

PARIS. April The soviet re-
public OF Bavaria was officially pro-
claimed today a dispatch received
here fronL Munich ays.
out by the Munich news agency and
transmitted by the Hayas CORE
spondent. IL addressed TO all work
ers' councils" IT announces that the
united prUletsriat Of Bavaria as
sumcs by means Of the workers. sol
Jicrs and peasant CouNrii, all powers.
Peoples officers will replace Tor
mer officers and associations OF en-
ploycrs and officials arc In agree
men, with the workers Every thing
belongs to the people. and dccrces
that April be observed as "A holiday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
STILL WITHH0LDS LETTER
Secretary Again Declines to
Make Public Reply to
General Crowdcr.
WANT END OF CONTROVERSY
War Chief Declares Justice
Cannot BE Achieved BY
Carrying on Dispute.

WASHlNGTuN Aprl Lieut.
COT. Anscll, former acting Judge ad-
yoCaie general ana one OF the leaders
in the controversy over the court
martial procedure, has been directed
by Secretary Baker to prepare and
submit a bin which In his opinion
would correct deficiencies In the eA-
Isung military justice system
The sccreary's order. under date
ot April b. was made public today
ry the war department. AZ the same
Time announcement was made that
Secretary Baker had refused for the
second Time to make public the re-
cent communication from Colonel
Anseh replying TO statements made
hy Major General Cruwder, ludgc
advocate general
The scCrciaTyS order which Is In
the form OF "A regular departmental
communication signed by the ad
Juiant genera through whom II was
transmitted follows In part.
The suggestions Rsde by Llcuten-
ant Colonel Ausell are complete in
the form ana substance and merit
earnest consideration with many OF
the suggestions thu7 secretary OF war
finds himself in hearty concurrence.
In fact. the statute law IL defective
In the particulars suggested Ivy the
proposed changes, In order that the
subject may be fully considered and
the view Of Colonel Ansell adequate
ly studied II IL desired that I.outen-
ant Colonel Anscll prepare and sub
init TO tho secretary OF war at the
aa y nHuatNlg Ava Af -
bin az in his opinion would be adapt
ed to carry into effect the ideas eN-
pressed IN the first paragraph OF
his endorsement.
with regard 10 the second para
graph of the endorsement, which
calls for this memorandum, the sec
rctary OF war declines to receive Of
hCially the communication herewith
returned The communication In
question has already been published
and there is therefore no point In
seeking To use the secretary OF war
As "a medium Of publicity The resort
to personal comment In connection
with subject was not begun by gen
erol Growdcr II plainly would have
been moro frling and appropriate
II never begun by anybody II has
certainly been carried far enough by
everybody. The secrctary OF war as
sumcs Lieutenant colonel Ansells
earnest desire 10 concentrate public
attention and officinl attention upon
Improvement. ~ the system of mill
vary Justice dSd IS quite sure that a
single minded and unbiased consid
GRAFTON Of that subject can best 10
assured by the abatement ~ further
persona animosi,y to work out the
best results for tho system which
We all desire to improve.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
BIxBY HAS A $4,000 FlREN
HALF BUSINESS BLOCK BURN

During tho wtndstorm Sunday
night tirc broke out in ono uf the
store buildings near tho depot ul
BNhy okla and spread over half
a block, doing damage To- the
amount ot ijO,0OO before hciug
brought under control The prtnripaI
losc's were: Pearson a Son. grocery
quick Lunch restaurant. lT &. \
Allen. office. Frank Nohle, barber
shop. Forays drug store
The origin Of the fire is'unknOWn
Very little Insurance was carried
Tho burned district viii bc rebuilt AT
once
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
'o'R X PERSONS LOSE
LIVES At RANGER.

tVlSI WORTH, Texas, April T.
+, we phoao message this afternoon
gnum Ranger quoted Fire chief
,o'l'h A. SayJRE that four persons
D,s. new lives IN the fire which last
,h"' burned out the business sec
ION OF Hanger. tho neU oil town
'Vnc have tNcn Identified. one was
truck ~" O''' Wy
p.s, near OF Ranger. bunt over
ayasu u' when the oil boom hi, there a
mid Ko was destroyed by fire at
No, u'Sh' sunday but the loss Will
,T uoI exceed 200 600 beeauae an Of
s,s st buildings were Of frame and to-
T'e are already being replaced.
Nrt "Iy swept over two blocks.
Tow. we Wilson hotel as the plvoL
oaro, ~ 'he Texas q Pacific freight
ferrsY no hrlck dry goods store OF
Vamea 'o''ou stopped the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
WIRE BRIEFS
LLOYD GEORGE MAKES
STATEMENT TODAY

LONDON, AprII 7.--An important
statement on the work Of the peace
conference which Premier Lloy d
George had promised TO make to-
night has been postponed until Tues
day, according to Central News
dispatch from Paris. The British prc-
mier, II is added, Ia confined 10 his
Paris home with severe chill,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
OIL FIELDS HEAVILY
DAMAGED BY STORM
Mchita Falls Reports 5000, 600 Loss
IN Destruction at Burkburnett
Fields Prom Winds.

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Auprn Z.
'he Eurkburnott oil field last night
sustained damages estimated at
''Vo'pvo AS a result OF severe
N'hd'torm that swept the field from
we west About 900 derricks were
O'o"n down and some were blown
O'et ON dwellings, crashing through
NE roofs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
HUNGARIAN SOVIET
REPORTED OVERTHROW y.

VIENNA, April L. Niayass The
Hungarian communist government IN
Budapest has been uvcrthrown. ar-
cording To rumOrs current In official
circles, the newspapers say.
RCla Kan, tho foreign minister, is
reported to have been OsshsSinated
The reports do noi say whether
the attempted revolution In Rudapcs,
Continued on PAGE THIRTEEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
PERSHNC TO VISIT
ITALIAN KING IN MAY,

ROME, hprn General rcrshing
has accepted an invitation from the
Italian government 10 visit the KING
in May The American commander
will. he accompanied by Col, Lloyd
Griscom. former Ambassador at
Rome.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
Enemy Demands Food
And Refuses to Pay
Gold for Shipments

PARIS. Aprl 7.--A the confer
cncc ~ the allied and GrrWin n
nanCial experts ut Punt Slinlr
MaIence SUNDAY. the Gcrmans de
mandrd fresh CunNgnmruis OF
food and insisted that II would be
impossible 20 continue payments
In gold. says lilyhs dispatch
In order to increase their gold
rct4cryop. they proposed lu iS'ue
large loans tn neutral countries
explaining that Gcrmany lack
~ freedom for commercial polntS
the dehuytng Of The cost ~ food
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
Try Flight Nprii iG.

UN Tho AtsOcIaIrd TTtsH
lbNID<. April Tho 4 rplan'
Of The short BROTHERS ono ~ 'hc
entries for the lO,OOO-p pound race
across the Atlantic. win start from
ireland for Newfoundland on Aprll
lG weather permitting. Tho air
plane ts expected TO make the Jour
nCy IN 20 hours
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
COMMISSION ON LEAGUE
HOLDS pLEN AIRY SESSION.

PARIS. April THE commission
on tho league Of nations viii hoid
a plenary session tonight and II Is
cxnected that the members will vote
on the amendments of the Monroe
doctrinf and racial discrimination
offered by tho Americans and Japan
csc respectively.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
GERMANS OPPOSE
CARRYING POLES.

WEIMAR Saturday, April o I'm
mcdiatcly after announcement vas
made today that Polish troops would
cross Germany. railway men present
cd new demands to tho government,
threatening a general strike on April
10 II their demands were not granted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
BRITISH TO SEND
TROOPS TO RUSSIA.

LONDON, ApriT I|"Thc HFIIIFH
government hopes 10 nc hblc 20 Wis
match the first part ~ the relief force
Tor northern Russia on Wednesday,
saws the Mail which adds that the
appeaI for volunteers is meeting with
A gratifying response.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
REDS MAY TAKE
GI.RMtS-AJSTIuA.

WASHISGTON, hpril IT, Ady.ccs
reaching the state department today
indirectly from vienna said IN" com
munis,ic revolution seemed imminent
in German Austria
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08


By mean advantage r,sohed a splendid
goal,
Ho miFht have stuffed con,eienee. over
quick
To hint al deeds Which undermine the
soul
Wealth had been his for lrvinr out lie
Bot gold and silver a. such price ho
spurnrd
'l'll brave the world and hold my head
up hieh,
lie answered taking only what I've
earned
Had he but jeff his children all alone
while be wens out in search OF world.
ly fame. %
High rank And pomp Of power Ne might
have kno~n
For these are joys that s,ltshnen
may claim.
Bat he preferred TO tread a humber
way
To be father good and Kind and
wise
To be With them hssloved and share
And find ii, pleasure in their iaush
ing eyes.
lie spurnsd the plAudits OF the throng
20 Keen
Tho comradcShip Of his devoted few,
ht never hfl1 q friend he loved 10 ChrAp
That he dismissed him for a greater
new
And though he passed Al last not widely
known,
His soul went on without one scar Or
stain.
The JOYS Of earth bad all been his 70
own
And he was sure he bad not hvsJ in
vain.
Copyright, 1919. by Edgar A. Guest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
Official Action Is TAX
en- at Munich By
Councils.
SEAT IS TRANSFERRED
Hoffman Says He Still
Holds PowerS-of the
Government.
OVERTHROW IN HUNGARY?
Report Bella Kun Killed
And Red Rule\Ousted
In Budapest. +s sv !.
WUIiZBIiRGER. Baynria'

WuIiZBf.RGER. Baynrts
"a soviet republic was A
claimed today. the banks, the 49,
phone, the telegraph and ncwspa-
pcrs wcrc occupied by communist
troops 4 general strike began nj
10 o'clock In the morning. The
factories and shops except the food
shops were closed