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TULSA DAILY WOULD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1918
The Tulsa' Daily World
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roraifu AdveaUalog E'prrtrniailaaa: Bryant,
tlrlfllth ft Bi.o.on, Hi fifth Ara, Saw Vara.
lao.hita Hi. Baatoa; Kurd Parana!
'n. I'aop'aa ataa tilde . I lungo; Hair U
larlea. f4 Victor Hid a . ht.ui (Ju. tin
IT HE HOULD MEET A MOTHER TIIF.KR
If da ahmlil nirf l a iiinllkr lliria
Alotif amtia wliuliiif Hamlfia ruaj
Ku aalta luiirtt of Btli'l or ralft
Ma II adit ii "in l.r li.i.j h.t.l.
Hill ha olll klmllv laka lirr arm
Aail Irtitlfr aa lir son wniilil ha. ,
Ha ll Irad liar finm ilia alb ul him
llaiauaa ut tn.
IV aka tha iMilliar of hla fna
Ha will lint ai.r.k i kar in lialai
liy ky will urrr aluoii an Inw
Aa niolliailiaoil lo ilrarrraia.
It it t aliall know tvhai imhc I knrw
r fl Dial ara tfliirnnm In
Ttitt hirnt of uiaiifiiiml alilliiiiil llirnugll,
llrrauaa of ma.
lln wilt aalnla tiir a thi'v ttif'it
And Ntaml lii'firi her lara til liat;
If alia ! Iiiinrrv mar 'al
Ilia laal ri'ii. amine lilt tif lirrail
Ftii II flml llu-ai atihMiitlii urn a ami attone.
VUlrk n IIO.IKI h-r, li'lxlrlll
Anil li'- a ul jfiiaril ai-r fium a atong
llfranaa of ina.
I nilaa lila thnaahtfnl. Intinff fara.
I nilaa h i atnlla lliaa tlri iy iUm;
I'-iii kl:nu)i ha niniil a mntliiT Itu-ir,
llal'lt'a aril Itial In an a linn Riara,
Hlia I.immI lint frar 111 lakn Ina arm.
Aa lliuliar ahc'il rtatit linn al hrr knaa
XI y aim will aluald bar Irom all ham:
rtacanaa of sia.
(CoiiyilgM, IVH. by Flar A. (luaal )
Yon Iiiivb ft lo tin it I It to Mr.
Ilukpr. lie la una Hn oplulin'r who
.1.1M Without f-XllllUltlllK.
If con win a wr ly olmcrx ln
nit. if lean ami whsAllcia dny. lnqtilie
tlifi lea Mnlnrai Itenlnlrr, why cin't
we lecp out of ilnlit liy Hlmllitr tin-;
(Itii after the wui'T
,1
Mine. Brhumann-Iloln'A h.n Hire
oris In the Aniprloin furcii ami one
a rallnr on t'-limit. Tj liir Ih iihnn
the ilrlfctnlile in-lvllrKo of wnmlai'lfiif
c rry time a vwt In torpnlonl
whothcr hft llfriiiiiti nn hia aiink
one or more of her Ajut't'lr.in noun
Another rriuion, niikir.'ala the Hloux
City Journal, for awattitiK the knlHer.
"I
A Now York rltlun ban dlirnrei1
how nml conTVutl"i Momlnsa may
lin t)l'BtTe! with n cirt'iln (iinmint of
I'leuHiiro. He h 1.1 iui:iiijoi Willi fmi
of hla nPlKhhum tn ('nth In turn fit
trrtatn the oth"r fnun 1 p. tn. mil II
brillitne on - Xloiulim. llu fulln to
rrtute, hnwewr, whoilit'i' tlio tikdlc
Htukm or a ton-cent limit W moot mil
Isfactrry. Thore I ono hoprfnl ulmi that thr
people of I iklithuinfi witnt to K' t out
of the clutohce of the polltlclnne. ttinl
that In notHa Hindis vilor him t-hown
U illxpoaltlon to hnconie rnlhiinlnxtlc
oer any caiullclnto nuntt"n(Hl for the
Drnmrratlc HoinlnivtL)H for novel nor.
Of rotitnt'. all of the cmiiiIIiIhIcm huve
their frlin.ln, lmt there la a Int'k ot
the ebulltlon 'hitt lin (llMtliiKiilshi'i)
prevloun fiinipilitni.
There In much foot! for nflei'tlon
In the fact that our I m porta from
Japan for the raleniliir year 1917
totaled nearly V3A4.000,000 In value,
an InereuMe of $17.000,000, or nearly
200 per ce r t over the laiot full year
of protection. 113, nml 1 55.('OH,Of0
over the lust pearo year, 1313 It la
70,OO'5,00O In rxrihx of our Import
from (lermnny for the year IK 13,
f IH.OOO.HOii trri'ulir thuii (lioxe from
I'runri? for that yonr nml topa the
1913 linpot tutlotm from KiiRlatul hy
125,000,000. tnly thiee roiintili.nt ex
ceeded Japan tn our Initioit ttmle of
limt year. They it t'aiiiula. with
$414,000,000, three nml nti. half liiuen
the Itll record, the United Kingdom.
1280,00000, am, the. llrltlKh K.u.t ln
dlen, with $20.0OU,OUO, an Inoreaae
of ICS per rent over 'iU. In' rnak
Init thla record aJtmn takeR her plure
as one of our keeneHt competitors In
the horn market, with a wafje arnle,
even in thene ahnorinal tlmea, en low
aa to make lier control of our market
certain under the pulley of free ti.nle.
With Amerlean InduHtriea are ticmn
taxed to the utmont to win the war,
It miffbt be well for u to wake vip
and take atepa to lnmirn the ruutinu
anea of thone Induntrien bfter lie war
through lellatlon which will ruiUII
oriental a well European compe
UUon. , '
VI III. If IM IIIIV
It Ii.im hei ii auck-inteil hy aoine that
All tlilN hiill ihalnii al V oMilriKton
nlioul the auppoaed lnrf f ic.iency of
the vailotin ilepartniiuila of the gov
ernment has one good feature nliout
It Ihut Hie people of the I'nll'd
H ' 1 1 r a h now know a Kreal deal more
ahoiii how their Ihiiiiicnh Ih heing eon
ihntiil Hi ii ii they did lofnte a few
illxl ul Let a look it upon llu mimi Ivea to
ln eMiKiilct the a.lu.liiUtr.ttl'in The
nii.i'Hitlnii la iin.lioililed'y true, and
Ho re .J nil ,'nhle I l.i t,t fit ill that thoee
In il, ir e of i,n I n no -.1 will have
n l.i hi r lilt . i of I, "iv the piople want
lr M I I, Hi elt Mill Ih. I II Ho y it il while
i . i i '. 1 1 1 1 I y w.i.i i I . i y 1 1 k rili il month
',..M ,1 The riiliilMlo Hint h,tl lieen
I i . . 1 1 1 . i ' I . eiiti iloiiir.li Nome of It
ii ,i I,. i' e I :lli m ini loan Intent,
i .iiiiii.l help hot a. 'I I In i.i In I" tn i
Ik. I H i ef iiii'lit 1 1 1 I e-1 f I ' ' r
fin , II " ol-hi r h mil. hovnever. ve
e. il. Ii" I I'.ieet lli.it. Hlille the Allieil
inn pei.tile me ln-tli'l In f . il niei nnw
nl'inil nir i e..i f at loioi anil pI.itim, it
m equally nine tli.it lull' cncmien have
lmt hi i ii nhiw to al. n .ih all the In
f"t iii.iiinii puHMihle. It him l.eeti fre.
1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . k.iIiI. an. I on ih. ul. t la partially
true, that 'leiiii.in ii i M in Mir mlilit
k in w no
f Hie mi eminent aer i eta i
Hriii tnany n'fiil.ilrt ainl tlie mi.Ht of
. in. lie i llin lin, ami that they hail
wnvt of toiuekliiK IhlH inf. ir mill ion
l.i Her llu. We ran euaily imagine that
the lieiniana lead uhnut our ill"
tut ham e In rimnnii v. IHi iih inurh
Joyful h v lil It y no we have lead nliout
the threatened Imlunti lal liiil"ln III
the kai'ier'n rountry The thlim work"
linth vvava We hellrve Ihn (lermaii
people lire on the verK of renouni-inK
kalm i ibiii, ami they, In their turn,
helleve lli it a lari(e propot Hon of
American llrena are hllterly oiiokii1
to fiKhtliiK Ceimany.
The Indicate tiui'Htliin that wurrieR
cniiKteaif and the a (1 mi in Int i at ion In
Just whine to draw thn line hetweeti
revelatlotiH that help the enemy nml
thone which create eonteiitment ami
confidence at home Kecretaty tinker
hita already li.l.l niorn than wax lo
he cuprite, I, hut it will not he ad
vlnahle to foii e him to too mm Ii
fr mi k iickh.
I.AIIIUI I.O M IV Hi I K.
TIiIh Ih Labor loyally it, and
toil ly Ih Lincoln n lui I Inl.i v. Noth
1 ii K rouhl he niore appt ..pi lain In the
timiM of n.il Iniiiil dlilii'KN thin that
lahor almuhl appoint and act n ude I he
natal week of the iireat Lincoln to
expieaH UH loyalty to the country mndn
great hy lilH lovo for the whole people.
Today hiin tieen et aaidn by
the incmher of thn local hinioh of
the Ami' tli an Alliance of l.iitior to
pulilli ly deiiioiiMtrale their
loyalty,
and do their pnrt for the triumphant
world HtruKgle, an that. In the lan
Kiliilja of Ita prcnldcnt, "Juatlce, free
dom and democracy ahull survive and
become world wide aa guiding rulen
of all peoplen end all tiallnim an well
an In Ititernatloiuil rehitlonn"
Ijihor han already done much, and
now and In the future will have niore'lHHy Me Hw allow It.
to do In bringing the war to a auc-
, .t , An eaatern hard hIiii:-' "Kvrrv
ceNHfut rnncliin on. I lie government , ... ... ..
day It be blue Monday hv and b.
htia cniletl iiion lalior to ntaml aide
hy aide with rnpltal In thin world
wide atriiKk'ln for universal freedom,
and we feel nnHiired that the united
effort of thene two contending force
will meet with ultlmnte nuccenn.
In the nplrlt of Lincoln, labor will
and ahouhl lay unpin its grlevancen
and complulntn until a more fitting
day Khali come, and Join Willi the
buHinean ami profi'HNiomil men who
nre devoting their time and their aub
ntaticu In helping the Kovernmi iit that
Uncoln prenerved.
If any final ninipn vv re to e. ted In
bind our heart tniie'her In an In -
(tlKnolublo unity of puipioe
tip our ptep.iiatlonn to win
to
,. i
, ,
(bis war.
nave the Cincinnati Kuiulter
It
Woulikneem to have ivi nuppl.ed In
the ghnntly repre"ibni of that popular
upilnltig In I! runny by the II tc in
able might of Ihn army.
tho I'nllaa Newn, Nut when we hear
an nnclent Inhabitant talk nboiit Inv
Inr Hicn a woih' winter than thin we
ael him down ivn i acalv old ncnmlal I
imilgll'n
I
r -
Abe Martin
(a T
-t ilj
-V4U.
jtjQr
It begun f lo'di 1'ke Ih' oldesi nr
babitnnt would have t' dn p th' ole
lime wliitem an' Hilk about th' day
when th' sky wua no full o' wild pig.
eonn you bud t' curry a lantern. Rome
folkn aie better off in a the atet than
they are at home.
jaty .xj u vea ww ni.aar
Oklahoma Outbursts J
, .ne of the irlumpha of Tul a rlrl
la two acta of iniiU' In one yir.
Ilaltulo HUaacat und Aaninln I'ncl
ri I i f Imw have ooiiHnlutet their
InlerialM In a nitlriinouiai vrntuie.
We can et.-ihd ivhaatleai dya en
I'tik an the loud nilinminti alor will
lint liy tu foe ua to rial kafir corn
In e.id.
Komewhere in f'lioit.,w cnun'v
Ihn mooriHlilneia are eiiini ready
f. r Increnaei) tnmlneiiH u. HMiy when
national prohitof Ion nmin.
The World la en leuvorlria; to (In Pa
hp We have cut Put flour pioite
aii.t are lining In Itn plat e n nuliet.iiit e
i'.iiipi.neil of rion eaienti ila
Tom N'enl of I'll" an ha" annotineerl
th it he Mill 0ipi",.i Chin let Carter
fot the lietnocrailc nomiriatlon f"i
iiuiKietM It mui1 ln that Tom only
wan In u little pu 1 .1 1. I ' y.
If v 'u not I.e. I any hud or' Imci a phy
in Hum column put the 1. 1 line wliete
It 'loicilv liel 'IlK'al V'e timet did
ac uu I'mleiliiik tvpewulcr Ihit
could "pell vvorih u p. fine
TI.e chief
'lt-ija la
unioiiN. M -renlei
of li
dj emiiin
alti ii'lllU
!e' t I i
"tale. IIH
nf M.MeMter
Mua.nl'' re
tti" ,Miiionic
well an I'citiii
Ide home of a lin'
i i n 1 1 , iMMtfii.t r
I man w ho "crvca
IT l k Ti w itll tlie
Atilmore pr iii.h-m to ieica liie or
rtnance iroliilitlrur fiatiliiK and hunt
Imf on the city lake, on account of
tl e hlvh runt of llvlmr. If the people
who take a.lvuul.ine of tlie lepenllnK
act Inn no ''iPt link than we did
on Hint ak". they will i'i e llu 111,1
tellal benefit.
fille, linn llnf ,11 f..r the l.enefit
of the lie.) Croaa la one of the pop
ular Ii.llll'-'tM helwen th" K I r 1 B"lM In
Muakoxee, ejept when a Hoop truln
ntoin th're. Tinfoil la w.itiii 7 rente
n pound, and the i;iil find It more
prorital.le thin Mwatlinu: g 1 1 -- fur n
prlne In th Huinmer Hum, -t
W lire ifaxeil Hint the war which
I h l ca telle. I tu A l ei k the wiHtelu an
ni. i.'illon haa ben iettle, Peace
lerioH have been aMfeed upi.n .v the
nellmiTi ntH It in iindi'i aloud that no
latter will h allowed l.i knock mote
than foity homo iiiiih duroiK the neu
M.ii, and imv phivci who kicka on
the lion payment of aal.iry will he
fineil the amount round to he dual
lino.
llluo l ava a.
lie mild n ellck of i hewing f"im "u
Sillula w,.
We think our drucKlf t ouMht tn fit
ten yimri,
lie liurned an oil "love In hh htnrn on
Monitnv,
Our grocer in a innunce. It appenrn.
Now, to cup the climax, uhlnuh-n
huvo broken out In Hie Montenegrin
lirmy n,, t Tr a - will he it t leiHt one
nrtny Hint wont etand mltnmii lie.n-
lug.
When vim whh n fellow all the Joy
tn the world,
It len't wl'.hliig him very much now,
In ItT
Whenever we hear of peace rlotn In
leiinn or lieiiln we api lnkle a lot of
aali on thn rumor and then let aoine-
w iy ,,t ma ke It buy and buy" ?
A I'lttuhureh paper Informs nn
that: "He went to lied feeling perfect
ly well, but woke up dead "
They pull a lot of wonderful Ht il lit n
In the Hinoky vlllaite
Mr Kockefeller has devoted 170.
000.000 to war purpimen, but thus far
we haven't heard of bin aendiug over
to the nclithhntn to borrow flour, and
II In pint poKMllile thnt he will be able
lo pull through the winter.
When It rnmen tn the cont of up
keep the ordinary automobile len't In
It with one of thoNe Uii-:.ian sable
cua tn.
a,
'noldiei
wife han been knitting f,r the
"aid huhbandn hi-ikn halve
, not been it irnc
d
I liny in 1 it' l n
,.,
sn day. noi klcally
7 wouldn't thirn your nocks. .)
Stroni'er !ain;uai;e, I'd une. In-,
Fa Id,
cad
W hat has become of the old fanh
loiud l.idy vliu lined to scow) when
her huHhaml enme In at night and
slainmi' l a portiu house on the table
ami vi ho a. ild; "For the lo a Mike,
llcmv, can't vmi think of anything to
to in; home but meat ?"
liepntt n.ivn (he n p u reg'l te Willi
Mi of
I Hon nh , In t I 'III mill llfln eilli
I I nniia-b. to pav the movie stum their
naiariea lor annul two weeks, and then
what ?
r ill In I-a.lv tuff flor.lon
She's nn expert on figures.
tHoise tenderloin in now the thing,
' Home cutlets now lire all the ra
I That's v ei v g I ,lyt keep t up
I And noon we'll hae the horsiv'
rage;
"P
hor.niMesn
age.
Jack Sprat could rnt no fat.
His wire ci.iil. I eaf no Iran
Hec.'in e II wis n meatlcnn day
Ho they had sp.ii;heltl. shirred eggs,
veretable ovstem, linlli-ii Hnnslan
thistles, hominy, French pe.ia, York
shire pudding und e-ieallopod oystera.
The new motto of Iluasla:
don't know where wo nre going,
w e are m our way."
The bear which used to walk
a man now crawls like n worm.
"We
but
like
. I'nmifY Wants to Know
OWASSd. Okla. Feb 10 Kdltnr
World- What would he tlie ennse.
ouenien If a farmer should be caught
with as much as eight hundred or a
thousand pounds of pnrk, twenty
bushels of potatoes, or four hundred
pounds of flour, nil of which he raised
nml put op for his family use until ha
can make another crop, and idling
hit. surplus?
Why should a farmer living 11
miles from town he compelled to pur
t base only ?n cents worth of "agar at
ono time, and take one. third the
wnght In corn meal when he bhva
flour, when he mills his own rot n and
haa ,-oin meal n.t home cheaper than
he can huv fioni u local merchant?
Au'ni Mcljirn
Moment
-and the worst
XiK - -(RJVqt
i.in. ,
I'id you. ever in the nprlng
Hear a I'tinny W illow alUK ?
I.lalen, can't you hear her purr
Thru the little ball of fur.'
She wan nwlneing up and down
tin her "lender ntalk of blown
Little runny, when you nlng
Then we know It'a time for nprluK!
"That a a very pretty mouk," aai'l
little Hilly Itunriy to Mini I'unev Wil
low, an he Mopped by the Dabbling
Hi no k In the I'leanant Meadow on a
I 'i . 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 nuiinhlnv inoriiitig.
The lilue Hcllft were rmKiug ami ao
wan the little bell on Mrn. Cow'a col
lar nn nhn ate the new green ginnn
lion,, tu the walci'a ede. Tint! a Hug
i ih, yen. (ill, yen! isprmg inunli! was
everywhere.
Ilobtile Hedhreat wan rnrrollng.
and an wan lllue I tint, and the little
I. town Thrunh w.ia nlnglna nweet and
low tn the Krlendty iri'et
Itlug a ling: Ting ri 1 1 1 k Tra -la -la!
Tmi iii Iiii.' And then the deep buna
voice nf I ild Urandfather Hullfi og
from tlie Mill fond came nciona the
meadow, ltink-a-dnnk, dunku-diiuk'.
ild Hipilrred Nutcracker nit
tlng outside hla home In the llig
("hentnut Tree, for Mm. Nutrracker
wan cleanlfig hnune. Tlinmv Chip
munk wan running along thn Old
Fnalie Kenrc, and lunnv iortnune
wax Hiiiinlng hlmnelf after bin long
ta inter n nleep.
llennv Heaver nat cmitentedly on
the roof of bin house, Inokfng nliout
Hunting a Husband
Till''. INM'llt TI.
I'll A I'TKH M.IX.
t have been hunting for u place to
board. It all seems mo hopeless Small
dingy rooms, at fifteen dollars a
week I can't pay that. My nent-egg
bis dwindled so. that I mnt live care
fully as It tn Po I turned r.way from
thn only nice looking bonrding house.
i-'lflh avenue Willi Its hurrying four
Mi'clock crowds, I baldly saw. Only
the uniforms and the uiiailit tanned
men-Jn them, I alwuva looked at.
Such a splendid, well groomed titil
f in in wan coining toward me 1 liked
the line or white nhowlng atmve the
collar I liked the nhiulng leallier
b'KKItirs And yes, I liked the lit
hoy'a face under the Inured rap. Such
n char Hunt in the blue even He
munt lie neeing visions!
Next minute those clear, nhlntnir
even were glancing at me. linking
at me and then. "My little travel
ing companion,'' he said He was
saluting me'
Of coume, It was my nice, boy'
THE YOI SG LADY j
ACROSS THE WAY j
The ytnutig lady arrnna the way nays
that since we got Into the war her
fathers company has been paving
ii'tiu terly dividends but she Hiipposes
that better than nothing.
'Mi
is yet to come
0
happy that the Ice had gun,, from
the Kormt I'oml ami the tender twign
were full of nap. and happy ilas '
vuitiHhlue were eoiiin aKum.
And Mr. llappv Hun' Well, all you
had to tlo wun tu look up at tun l.'eam.
ItiK face in thp char blue Hky to me
Hint he wan JuhI an jolly and yellow
ta. hn wan last numincr, and perh.ipn
a title mrj, c an
"Hilly llunny! IHIIv llunny'" and
Mm, llnAiiy 4ioppi il to the edire of the
old Hrler I'atcli and looked acr.mn
tor- wuyina ri;ii..
"What In II. mother?" and the lit
tle rabbit hul l led home.
"Your I tit le l.uckv han Ju.nt tele
phoned me that he rxpectn tu go out
today, and if he freln well enough he
will drip in for nome carrot tea und a
lettuce cake'" Vihi remember, I'm
aure. how Hie good, kind, old gen
tleman rabbit had laughed hlninelf
Put of the automobile one day? Well,
ht'd been In the bonne ever nince
wllh a nprained ankle and wan Junt
getting tirouiul.
And Junt then I'ml, t.tirkv rame
riding over the rieannnt Meadow In
his automobile. "I couldn't May pi
tloorn anot'ij'r day," be a.iid limping
out of the machine, for hin n,ik!e wan
atlll very lame, "ao I thot 1' I run over
and nee you all!" Now w.l.ni't that
nlv of him? I mlsned dice I.ncky
dreadfully, and now that he n out
ncHln, we'll hear more abn.it him in
the next ntory iinlean tie eatn no inuiii
iettucp naiad o that he npr.ihia bin ul
gi ntlon ami ban tn u"c a vane.
MAI1Y lOl't)I,A9
I had met hltii on tho train traveling
to ll.irriet's
H'e turned and walked with me up
the avenue. I found I wtis standing
striilghter. I felt proud at tho side
long glances cast nt me. He Is such
a nice boy We nunle tlie usual polite
Inquliiea about each other We were
well, thank you. Yes, our pn-ents
were well.
I H.il.l. "You look so hippv"
And he "I am' I am going tn be
married.'' He nai.l it all Willi Midi
pride.
To Ihe loveliest liltle girl In tho
World Anne Jnnoi'" .
Yes, It was the same one I bad
so much to miv the words stumbled
.enfa- each' other.
"Hut I tion't know your name'."
tile nice boy said of coume, he
didn't.
"Sara 1 .une "
"Sara lanne"' The boy spoke with
surprise "Then you're the glrV, Who
stnrted Anne -You took her lo Ihe
sicretmiiil mi hool. An I .t is ymi she
"peaks of, aa encouraging her. You
were her splendid example'"
"I?" 1 rouhl only say with a little
ganp In my voice.
Now the buy was telling me nbout
It all I did not see the people hurry
ing past 1 did not see anything but
his vivid face and shining eves.
"I had always known Anne. When
1 left to go 'out there' "she was Just
the guyent. prettiest Kill that 1 knew
Hut when 1 came back, a month and
a half ngo. all that wis chanced, nne
wis winking nwav at her ?:eci et irlnl
school. She wanted d, do something
to help along In the war work. Some
thing worth wlille. She wns a more
scrim's Anne And a lovller Anne
'lid she said It was all due to a girl
"he baiUmel - ri Srira l ane who had
been her Inspiration!" The boy
ended.
"I'm going back again. She's com
ing with me this thn..." K.U ,e vis
seeing visions "yu ahould coii
ton .They could U"e v.,,, out there' '
We sub) good by The boy had
readied her corner. I turned once to
..ink after that tall figure, swinging
along with firm step to her
A warm glow of happiness was
weeping over me So I had encour
aged Anne Jones. I hud made her
svarth while. And I wns her In
Hon.
That seemed almost Impossible,
i! how happy it mad. .,, i-i...
Hut oh!
J counted I h, he,.,, f Borne une
to these last months.
Sometimes. 1 too, ,y Kee , hir
bright an my nice bov a
Tomorrow A Man Ppeaka.
Knfonsnirnt fflc,T In .tail
W'AI.TKKS. (ikln.. Fch in 'v.ff.i
Pnwrl.
special rnf nrcemenl nrr,..r
has been sentenced by County' Judge
J (V Norman to jail because he re
fused to divulge the name of a mnn
In a charge of violation of 11,,. .....v,i
I l llion law.
Rippling Khumcs
t Br WALT MASON
11 in Nivur 1'atrlo'.
I love my country dearly, for her
I'd die and bleed; I'd lone a leg. or
nearly, to hdp her In Per need. I
love our ntairry banner, that fluttera,
bright and gay, and In a fervent man
ner I pralne It every day. No man
tinea louder eplellng, or unea wordn
more fine; I'm ao worked up with
feeling, J often ahed aoine hrlue. 1'iiie
wnr.lh! You do not heed 'em, but
ank me If I'll buy aoine I'. H. homla
of freedom I'd ruther bleed and die.
My life 1 tin not rherinh, I'm ready
now tn go to Noma red field and per
ti.h, if that will bent the foe. Hut
when you fink for monev, that la an
other tale; ujak for lifeblood, aonny,
but do not riHk for kale. I'd bravely
face the foetiiHn and nwat linn till he
fell or ntop, with my abdomen the
deadly bomb or ahell; I'd crouch In
reddened Wuter a fortnight at a time
or wade? neck deep In nhiiiKhter, in
iiirnaee utid In crime. My rountry
aiitiiiriurtit ion a heavy aaerlflce, Hut
will rive iittentloti and clndly pav the
nice I .I lone a leg or tendon, a ton-
m 1 1 or a toe, to put a (ireclan bend
on the forehead of the foe; 1 am no
timid bunny, I'd whip a grizzly bear;
hut when you nek for money, why, I
have none to apare!
.i'o.)iichl. 11)1", limiria Maltliear Adama )
Little Pcjyiu'H j
Minn Kitty made the rlann rllfc a
. ninper iliii.ii on Clenliinna today, thin
being mine.
Clenllnlna
The cheef dlffrentn between clvl
llved peeple and barhnrluma In that
eivilieit ieepln take more hatha If a
liarbarinni buy a mother tnld him he
had to take a hnlh every Hatldday
nlle he wood Jent laff and think It
wan a )oak, wh h It properly wan. Wen
a barhailuin aeen a lot of waiter tn
one place, autch an a river or a bath
tub, he Jent looks at It and wondera
wat Itn for.
Civilized peeple nUrt to get hatha
nn .nuain an they are buhlea, wlrh gen
relly cry wile they are getting a bath,
proving a baby wood proberly Jent aa
aeen u burbarlum und needn all the
education It can tret. Mont dogn alno
h.iff to have hatha forced on them,
proving dogn are more intelligent lhan
wat they are civilized.
One of Hie moat difficult thlngn for
a boy to wunh in hin face. Wen wann
ing your face theer in 2 Important
things, to remember, an follown:
1 Your neck In part of IL
i. Ho in your earn.
It in evervhotlys ,oty m keep aa
cleen an poHnibln for 4 reanonn, aa
follown:
1. Hecaune It looks tietter, and
mimhorty In nearly alwuvn looking.
?. HecauHe it tine up the noap, giv-
iiiounimin ot peepla ImuJiiynient
making it.
3. Hecnnare f ymi Bre perfctkly
lien, gernw cant hert you. not huv
ing enything to get a hold of
4. Hecaune wen you get uned to It
It feeln better.
J The Daily Horoscope J
j (Copyright, HIT. hT .ha Mi'Cl.ira N.wa-
J ,.T. . "rnrTVr.e ) I
1 - -1 . ."I'l'T. "" " "' -"u'"e." J
Tnaaday, Tabruary 12, loll.
Tin, I, rr,d ,lf a.lrologara ai an imfnrlu
nal. Hay l,,, J,tr ...j , .
Hourly aJfrrae
ll in dav in wliirh n.iliiary mallara tnaa
k mnrh d,ar.ia.d unfavorably a.., cliaii -,i
in '..in.. ,i,l. ,, crllr ' " c""".
Tliara la a a.m. In a.gn Indirating raveraaa
nr diaappniiitnienta In which tha laiitj
Malra army auffn:,.
'Ilia tarn are m.i anaotiraglnr toilar eon-
, "' io..nriai rniarprtiea lnati
iratmna ami enlirum i,ni to b nrraafrii
Ih.iae lii y p., vn)f , tn, w i , g
( ii pur i. n.ii f avary aorl
j Planetary diii-.tin In ragi-il In food arama
to I'.rrahailow a atrinua milk ahorlaga that
Wi eanir tha loan of man? voiinf rhildri'n.
All the a. en fnreiai' penla ami intrraxd
, mcrlallly for tha young and they"-reemn-nn
i,il that tha nation make haale to c m-
i.r ita iiiiih lit''.
Iliavy atrina ara rriignn'tlralivt. Thaaa
' ri,"' in th.'ir affei-i upon e r;nn
war prol'lema a prpparationa lo aaf t-ua-d
r irpllea am lo br n.u.l. aillimil dalay
Slefl an. I iron rnnia tinil.r a gmarnmant
thai makia Yur loaaca anil ai'iib-nt.
Tl.li la nut an anapirjmia day for making
any journey. air-n'W if It ,a Wrataar.l
Inrraaa in Ihe hirifirafe will mark I'lM,
it ta prH,li t,., and mora Imya thau girla
will l.a hern.
Pur two eara ait'olngi-ra hara ptvidiiid
II ai ihuiihea vnini'l l,e put to .,,
ordn ry use and this 11 to he f alfillrd rariy
III Die anrlnff lh y nnw dfrlala
A w.,n who ahall marnt iilialitntpa fol
n.uli rial mi d in t lolliuif wcl (am fan. a
ami fnrliit.a
IV-kii.b ahnia birthilate ll ta aliould atoid
InaM-a ai d rt 1 1 Man. a, for Ihey may havo
n.any finVe. Il prehlnna diirina; I lie ,-ar
) 'In I.I rr ii tmrn on lhi day thonhi ha
..-I.-.,. ... ..'.-. ...riioM, sa mrt may
li" ten artiatir 0) ma'o a IlliVr. Ulna bava
a niena. in( aik'ii for inainairti.
Olllou liny On Uio Tumanla.
t'.KISToW. okli, Kttli. 10 -Word
was received here today that one of
i.he soldiers lost on tho Tuseunla wnn
Suniu'.-I A'hinis, of Oilton, whose sis
ter. Mrs. Sarah Roberts, liven in this
city.
t.liOltNK HINtiHAM
I'eople who have romplalned that
.".ou.y was mien a tiresome
limy now rent up on Monday.
'lay.
Some people complain that the
earth Is too big. Hut. taking the
sniiti of the avaraaa narann .
is about the right nixe, being a little
100 mi go lor nun to run orf over the
edge, and not guile emnll enough for
mm to run nut or something to aee
ami any during the Journey.
a
Skirts will be looked up to again
th's nprlng.
Punkinville Paragra'fs
Everyday Wisdonr
By DON TIEROLD
WHATSTVC WTLV
. a . rrn ia I rVnu r
Tfiir
OLD AUTOMOBILES
Iery town ban at leant one rel'.t
niitomnblle, made before the war and
Mill running, and the man who own
ll has mote fun than any other mn.
tut 1st iii town. )
He can tihker with It all day Sun
day and Hot apepd a cent for gano
;line. llu ran hammer ami pry ami
'experiment un,l ta.jix and teaae, ami
(every time It bark he han all tha
llilca.nure of th m lirinul liiveoliip
the nutonuibtle.
Now and then he gets a couple i l
mllen fnun town, an.) an he lien under
bin car at the roiiilHide. Irvinir to tier.
nuude it back to life, other autumn-
biiinta panning In theii- neven-puHnen-ger
laixiiriHlnen may anille if they
pleitne, but they do not know anything
about automiiblling.
There Is Nome excitement about
"jeafrug an uncertain auloifiobile that
owlfeia of Inter day earn dtl not know
anything about. It Ih aomethltig like
finhlng. it la no fun to get a nibble
unleaa you have aat on the hank for
a couple of bourn. Then a nil,l,l ta
appreciated.
Ihln man la a true automobile lover .
He puta hla pernpnality Into hin ear.
lit la uaiially covered with home-made
ganketn and nn.r.len nml little atranda
of barbed wire and other personal
touches ) There mar much chance
to put personality Inl o a tiir tin., iu
alwayn all right.
It coats money to keep a good au
tomobile, am the only thing they do
la to get you aom place. The man
who haa to re-manufacture bin car
every time he ntarta out of the garage
la the man who gets the most pleasure
out of motoring.
MEN WHO CAME BACK
(Copyrighted by the Itrltlsh-Canailian
llecruilitik Mission.)
Hy SF.KCT. IVAN J. tiK VH.I.IKHS
Of the Canadian Mounted Itiflen.
(Sergeant OeVllllern In u luvihew T f
(.eneral lKtVlllicra, Hocr urniy lea l
er. As a biiy of 10 lie woa ivtpecte.l
and able to use a rin and fought at
thjit tlmi iigalnnt the Kngllnh. The
events of that war and of the eiiNumg
yeata led him to change hla opinions
W lusn the Hermann marled thin war
he enlisted In the very hattulloii which
captured htm du: ing the Hoer war!
Hin aervicea with the C. M. IC rough
rldera was brought to a close by a,
kick of an outlaw home In ttngtunu.
He la now -doing reerultlng duty in
(lory, 111., full of tn'thunla.Mii for tho
allien' cairns.)
imiTtsii i!itoTHi:i:s.
Can't you feel the l'ru.nsluil I'erll
fighting at Ihe nations throat?
They seek to place the vulture wheie
our Ilrltleh banners flout;
They try by trick and treason to be
smirch fair Hritain'n name.
Can't you bear a mother calling to
her sons n cross the main?
When blood culls blood to colors don't
you feel a thrill of pride'.'
Don't you long to keep your colore
where they shall nlwuvn ride?
When other countries' sonn have gone
to ficht acrosn the sea
linn t vou know that they me going tu
the place where sou slum Id be?
To Hlu y the awful slaughter will uu
not lut a hand?
Shall the mothers of the nation In y
dying at their iloorv
Will you live '.n case and comfort
while another wins y.ur wni '
1 fought for the Kritleh In thin war
because In the Hocr war they proved
eilch squui e fighlc.-a and the Hermann
so yellow. Thut Hie tiei mans Had.
agreed to finance Hie liners '.n their
war imtilnst the Hl iitsn. and thai thav
had failed to l."i'ii their agreement
mid, in fuel, sent ll ammunition to
us, showa tho way I'.eiinunn under the
kaiser treat n fnen.l. .'
An prisoners, my mother, sbtcr and
brother, nit hough nil of them had car
ried arms and fought the . Hrlttsh
forces', wero givun kindly and consid
erate treatment. There were t).ui. "f
1he Incidentn which nre th) rule with
the Oernaiui In the piesent war In
their treatng-nl tif priaonera. After
the war our rounti v wan given bn k to
nn nml we weirt fnlt.ly treated. When
this war broke out my aentiiuenta
were with the Hritinli and ugiinsl the
(iermann. I wan glad to fight the
country which had turned against my
people. In u pinch.
TUTS IS THE RlRT'inA'r HI'
Charles Darwin
Hi ir via: rsi
I'fbruttry Utli, IIH".
Knglaml.
rrobably Charlea Darwin luia con
tributed morn to modern m-ience than
any other one man. His bent . k now ti
hunks, the "Origin of the Species'' and
the "Descent of Man." have probably
cleared up more mysteries than any
other such works.
How hin education and hin work led
him up to these auhjecta Is most in
teresting. He studied at Cambridge
with the Idea of becoming a clergy
man, nfter having tried and aban
doned the atudy of medicine. In 1SJ!
'ho went round the world with a party
of aclentista and naturalists on a sur
veying expedition that lasted five
yearn. Ilia atudiea and observations
of the varying typen of animals dar
I'ng thin trip started him reflecting
Upon the effect of living conditions
on animals, and human oelnga aa well.
Little by little, by research and study
m.H reflection, he worked out his mas
terpiece, the "Origin of Kpeclea," pub
lished when ne wan aw yearn um. -entln
edition of 1,250 coplen wa ei
haunted th day It was put on mle.
co gafci'J'" th Interent In I hla new
w-orknTTi the lubjeot of evolution.
i. nai. ,wa verv strong. The
Immense amount of patient, palnetak-
Ing work na ain wan one miai-o
the help and rympathy of hla wife
Hla daya went according to a fixed
schedule. work being frequently
itn h- real and exercise. Ilia
! working' houri were really few, but
he wan bba t concentrate, so. that
he accompllsehd a lot wnne ne wn.
working.
He was buried In YVentinlnsler Ab
bey, In 18SJ. one of the most greatl
honored man In thi world.
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