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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-11-26
Contest Notice.
Contest Notice.
DEPARTMEyT OF THEiNTERI0I
US. Land Office. Woodward. U.

DEPARTMENT OF THElNTERI0I
US. Land Office. Woodward. y.
Nov. =
A suA,cient contest af5idavIt having
filed In this once by James n. lando
Fletcher, u. +. contestant against HI. y
made July 26th. leoo for MEX Sec. ~ II
Range ., ECM. by Augustu, VIZ
Stroud o. r. Contcstee. In whis>o
that said Augustus Wright H.,
abandoned said tract for period
than six months since making said<
and next prior TO ths date OF the inttiaae
this contest; that he has wholly fnl
either improve or cultivate said land
period Of more than SIX months neat
To the date of tho Initiation OF this q
and that snid defaults Lave not bcenI
and that said absence from said iand ~
duc to his employment Ia the Army. Ne
Marine Corps OF the United States In u
war In sry capacity.
Said parties are hereby notified to api
pond and oifer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock .. m. q
1904. before the Register and Reoo
United States Land office In
Woodward Go. u. T.
The said contestant having In .
davit hled Nov. "a 1905. set forth
chow that after dus diligence psrsQ
OF this notice can not be made u
dered and directed that sueh nqtil ~
ny due and proper pnblicaslsn.
E.s. wisgins Res.
Fp ri-is LIP ls-ro
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Land Office at Woodwa q. T.
Pr ~ - LP I2 !,


Nov. l3 1903
Notice Is hersby given that the
following named settler has filed notice
of his intention tn mike final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Il. p. Kelly
clerk of the district court in and foi
Beaver county D. T. and in case Of his
absence then before W. T. Quinn his
deputy at Beaver Okla. on Jan. q 1901
viz.
Beulah Thomas formerly Beulal
Niles, Beaver D. 4. HA. No. 1888 fol
the sia SEA and NwA SEA See. II
and SWl4 SWi See. IA TIP. 4 n. Range
% ECM. 4,
She names the following witnesse,
to prove her continuous residence upor
and cultivation Of, said land, viz,
Robert Mcfarland, William White
Fred q Tracy and James d. Niles al
Of Beaver d. 4.
y. u. lIEALY, Register
FP li-28 LIP l2-3l
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Contest Notice.
perartmeni Of the Interior.

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior
a.. y. Land Ofiice. Woodward. o., r.,
Oct. 81, i90I.
A sunicl,nt contest affldavit having been
ni-d Ia this ofYice by Henry n Miller. OF
wstonga. .. 4. contestant, against HE. No.
97.o made October s4ih isoI TOR swh Soc. !
tn. ssN. Range 40 fcM. by James II. Cobb.
OF Custer. .. r. Contcsiee. In which II II
alleged that said James Cobb has wholly
failed 10 establish or maintain his actual bona
fds residence thereon or to improve OF cub
sivate the sans as required by law. except
10 plow about Y ot an acre thereof, and that
said James n. Cobb seeks 10 obinig titie 70
said land by making occasional visits thessto.
aud that said defaults have not been CURED.
and that said absncc from said land was not
due 10 his employment In tho Army. Navy, OF
Marine Corps OF the United States Ia tliue of
war In amy capacity.
Said parties are hereby noiined 30 appear
respond and oner evidence touching said
a,legatien at 10 o'clock q. M. on dec. u, i,sl
before the Register aud Receiver ~ thc Unit
cd statcs Land once Ia woodward. wosi-
ward county. o. I. ~
The said contestant having. In . proper a.
ndavit fied Oct. 81 isos sst forth facts whleh
show ,ia I artsr due diligence psrsonM see-
vice OF ,his notios csn ho( 10 usade. u u 1ass'
Ly ordered snd dissotsd that sush netles -
given BY due ard prsvsr pubIisetiast
y D.HkktS, tltsislsv,
rp a ~ f4 A a ltf 4 NNII 1
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land ONCE Woodward u. r
Nov, ". Loo.
A sufficient con.est AFFIDAVIT having he.n
nied In this Office by James Glen u -
Amoriin. %. Z. contestant a;ninst HE. No.
97.J made Oct a. 1907 Tor NWh STE. u rp. >
N. I,angc 2s, ECM ny Henry a. inuIrpI n-r
OF Lahcma y. r. COntebicc. Ia which II 10
alleged a. at snid Henry 4. Baum :urtncr -,
wholly abandoned said tact tor ~ PER- Il of
more than six mon b since m,sii,i ~
entry Hnd nest rior to The Il t. -.
the init atiup uf the date this con est.
that he his enevtr 81 al Ii "
his Residence thereon. ot prov Il
Ut cultlvm d the sunc " required ly law. ..rn
that said defaults have not been cured. a II
that snid nbscnc, from said lanh WIS i,d du.
4, his employment ia the Army, Navy. ar
Marine Corps OF the United state, iI Time oi
war Ia any capacity
said parties arr h,rrby mott ilrd 10 up,
pear, respond and oJcr evidence I tchIng
said RIicg,ti'na ~ o'c ork II. IA. an heb. 4!
ryul. bel.rc IN. ltcYist.r nnd lie ciScr ~ H."
u. \. Land Office IN Woodward. Woodward %,
OF.
The said contestant having, IN npropcr IN =
iavit, ficd Nov. ~ ip,3. set forth facts wni,ii
show thai after due diligence pcrsoDal ser
vice Of this notice can not be made. u ~ here.
given by due and proper publication.
e. r. wIGGiNs Receiver.
Pp q, "a Id n 4,
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Notice.

Sirsved ni stolen from my range
8 miles east of Beaver. between the
drs, pud ieu'h of september, 1893, 30
cuws and iS calves branded bar III
connected aud ~ also 3,year did
steers branh,d II courertcd viii
pay $1,000 Tor information TO find
ea,ile, andsl0DOo Tor capture and
ouvir,inn of iLirf.
Address Frank logne,
Beaver q. I.
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Land once q, woodwspa. O. T,

@NpN' y. W.
Notice II hereby given that the foiiowtot
pan,e'i settler has ried notice OF his intep,
iion 10 makr hnai pro"i In support of hv
claim and that ss,s proof will bs made bf =
hrc ~ u. Mr'sv. Probate Judge In and for
Re Ter County OF. 4, Beaver Oklahoma, ON
Dec. a. isos. viz
George NJ. Wagonseller, Beaver q. T..
ia. No. 1919 for the SWit Sec 80 tn.
~, Range 28 ECM.
lie nam.s The following witncsscs To prove
his continuous rcsidsuco urcn nnd cultiys
tlon Of said land via;
John w. savage, William White,
iiventon Lewis and Henry Nickles all
OF Beaver OKLA.
vp. iIssrs Register.
tf is-iz ~ o. " W
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Chsi'ic Maple, Teacher.
Wild r Ecrses ana Antelope


Herds Of antelope were seen Tor n
week NJ "a time ~ Western Beaver
county recently 10y a scientific inyes,i
pa,lus parry. 10 the big pastures ol
the &. q. & ranch in Beaver county
were buncbes Of Wild horses -Graut
County Videi,e.
We fear SON nebody has been "loadins'
the editor Of the Viletic. While
Beaver county has ieS antelope aud
wild horses they arc not 40 plentiful
NJ the "seicntlii; investigating party"
seem 10 report. Come up though
Brother T.,omas aud we'll show you
some snoi shooting.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior.
LAID Ofice ut Wood ward. a. 7

Nov. Il. iasl
A sufIicleni contest sfndavit having been
died IN tiiis Office by Peter j. Erick son /,
of Pierce ,1ty. Mo, contestant against HE
No. Iosos. made November. "a, i0oi, for SEN.
Sec. 20, rp. a ". H. 40 ECM. by James X.
McCrcady, ot Atticn. Kas.. contestee. In while b
Il Is all, gcd that said Jsines H. McCresdy has
wholly abandoned s@id trsrt for u period OF
more than months since making said entry
asd next PRIOR To the date of the Initiation oi
this contest, ,bnt be has wholly failed TO es.
kabllsh or maintain his residence thereon 0r
Improve or cultivate the same ~ required by
law, and that said defaults have not been
cured and that said sbSnse from said land
was not due To hls employment In the Army
Navy sr Marine corps ofthe United states In
time OF war In any capacity.
Said parties ARE hereby notified to appear
respond nrd offcr evidence touching said al
legation st 20 o'clock q. M. on Jsnuary, 2
Ivp4. before the Register. and Receiver ai the
United States Lard Once In woodward. o. r.
Ths said contssisnt having In proper am.
dav.s nIed Nov ~. 1893. set Er,h fscts
' hieh show that AFTER due diligence pevsons
tesvice Of this pos'c ean nos be maa,. II Il
isssshy ordered aud dtectsd that such notice
~ given w due and pro,sr pubiisstion.
u. Iiealy. Register.
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Land once a, Woodward. - T.

Nov i9aJ
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fiicd notice of his intcn-
tion to make nnal proof In support Of his
clrim md that said proof will be made before
T.. l.. Kelly, clerk Of the district court OF Beav.
er county. O. r.. OF In his absence before ".
7. Quinn his deputy at BcaverO r.. on Bee.
20 i9oJ. viz:
Jsrcs f.. Roman Of Beaver q. T. HA.
No lOsi3 for the Nis NEia See. . Il
S)s SEA sec. 4 Tp. . y. Range "a
ECM
lie names tho following witnesses II prove
hrs continuous residence upon and cultiva.
tion Of said land. viz
Charles +. Inflow. Jonas Abrahams,
Rube J. ChilCott and Marshal T.. Hibb.
all of Beaver q. T.
y. u. HEALY. Register
FPli 10 Up u -
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Laud once u, woodward. q. n.

Nov, o. IynI
Hoiice IL hereby given thai the following
iiaiird ssiiior has liisd notice of his in,entior
to mks i,nni pred IN suppor of hts clsin an'
thar ssid praof VII be- n'ade bcinro ~. 4
sie.sc. prohnts Judge, IN aud Tor Beaver
eopaty at beaver. q. T.. on bee, s3 iD'e
viz;
Aida N. Cole, Custer. q. r. ia. 80
1858 fcr the Lots 2. 8, 4 4, and swt4
NEia Sec. 8 TIP. 2 y. Range rs ECM.
81. names the following wi,.~s-s 70 pros.
HE continuous residences upon aud oultivn
tiop III ssia land, Via
Richard Borcn, Mack Boren, Charlie
Birdssll and Charles Wells all ol
Cnster Okla.
y. .D.nsAls. .nssIs,sr.
srl u Lrh ~
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of 10" Interior.
United States Land once Woodw ard o. Y
Nov. Al iyoI
A sufficient crnic-' ardnyit having been
filsd IN tH Office by Burgess &. Bingham. ~
I'ridscpUrt -. = contestant nRainst HE No.
Iiss4 mn.'n May ssh iaos hr lois and = npd
~ NV Sec 1'p. n Range - ECM. by
George W. Snr-ns"n nf Denmark Kansas
C. nto.ts.. In which II ls alleged that saii
ie0rgr W sor-usn has wholly abandoned
said tract TOR ~ pcriui of more than six
m"nih- since making snid rutry and next prior
To- the dat" of the inrisi ion of this contest.
that he ha. never established or m iini,iu.I
hi- residence h.rcon. or improved ur cuitiynt
ed the sniur aud that Rhd defaults have no,
been curgd d. nrd that snii absence rom said
land was not dnc ~ his en- ploymcpt In the
Army. Navy, or Marine Curps OF tho United
States In time oi vnr IN any capacity.
sad parties are hereby notihci to appear.
rcsp.nd and onrr evidence touching suid
Allegation at 10 o'trck q. m. on January s.,
1904 heioI- the Register and Rccciytf AZ the
United Sta,cs Land Onice Ia Woodward o. T.
The said coB,esiHnt hAvipg. In proper am,
dnvii. ni,d Nv. ~ lies set forth ficts which
show that after duc diligence persosai service
of this notice can not be made. II IL hereby or.
drrea md directed that such notice he given
by due and proper publication.
y. ID. IIeGiy, Register.
Fpil-ig 7, y ts-io
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A. T. & s. F. R'Y co.
FAST BOUND.
Editorial Notes.

senator 'tpIinsh NAY YET bc hh"Nh |
On the jim Crow candidate Tor the \
presidency.
A colored barber at the pa'iousl
capital said bu-iu9ns had bven bad ever
since the Cleveland administration and
that he hoped for drmorrAtic ai-
minis,rstiou reSt scar. When assed
TO explain, be said, "rhe democrats
don't shave themselves"
A New York paper safely declares
that il the right candidate !, nominated
on the right platform aud gets the
right number Of votes, the democratic
party may win next year.
If Delegate Prinse KaIanisuacle visits
Qieen LiIiuokalsni, it is hoped the
p.rson who makes the i,lroduciiOn
will have u successful tackle with the
names.
Some Of the leadi,g agrarian 2npers
oil Germany have started an agitation
nsalns, that cuuutry taking part IN the
b.. Louis Exposition. Tu.ir hostility
a. America Is due to the ta,t that We
4, not permit them to send then
product, here free of duty.
About 3,OOD witnesses AMI 80 law.
yrrs Will take part IN the coming uiai
oi ihose who participated ~ the
n,as-strcs Oi the Jews at kicLim II.
The President is much pleased with
the sueccsi Of the recent army mao
enveis aud will receninhrbd Ia CU1gicsr
liberal appropriations tor ,hc,r con-
tnuauce.
Three New York papers, the Ameri.
eau, the journal and Das Morgan
journal are booming w lliam RandyIph
Hearst for ib. presidency. llcsrsi
owns them all.
Many Sou'herrer' VIII not 20 IN Their
state militia Tor lear that they misht
some day be iorced to serve under II
gro oiheer.
According to the report Of tie
Adju'ant Gs.erai, the regular army
NOW consists ol 3D. 300 men aud 3,6sr
oi!i;ers The united strength oi the
s.as militia amounts To lI6,5l2 men.
l4 oo' regular 'ro"pS a'e no" s'auo"eo
'"'
N'"s'' "'A'e" " D''o''"' '"e
..n, ;. r,,;. I.,sad arrived :, hi. ne =
ps., carrying HI. own lunch, in case
hi. white companions should object to
his eating !" The Restaurant. The,
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almost sharp as he an. nee ss~
a period OF more than ak mouths since max.
ing said entry and next prior TO the date
hrrcin. he having failed to in any manner
Improve said tract or establish residence
thereon within the statutory period tsix
months) required by Law, that said defaults
have not been cured; that said tract is not
settled upon and cultivated by said party as
required by lawi that his said alleged
absence nom the said land was not due To
his empioym,ni I . any capacity ~ the Army
Navy. OF Marine Corps OF the United States
IN time OF war. and this the said contestant II
ready Ia prove at such time and place ne msy
he named for n hearing IN said cause.
sid parties are hereby notified 10 appear, re-
spopd aud offer evidence touching said allie.
CATION M loo clock q. m on Jan. 20 loo.. be-
tore the Register and Receiver of the United
States land once In Woodward. Woodward
county, OF
The said contestant having In n proper an
dHvit fled Oct. ". 1903, set forth facts which
how that after due diligence personal ser
vice or this notice can not be made. II is here
by ordered aud directed that such notice b,
given by due aud proper publication.
F.D. IiEALY. Register
FPh'--' Lp 70 %
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School Eccort,

Report OF the Sugar Loaf school OF
Garrett o. T., for the month ending
November q. 1888.
Number of pupils Is
y iuibrr pf males 1t
Number e females I
Average daily attendance 1879
Tho,e me-, absent, Ruth and Carl,
Guest. H,mry aud MAY Rnnn"ls franl
and Charlie iIerring,on aud Claud,
Shugari.
ChAiiic Mni,le. Tenchcr.
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Cattle 70 Winter.

h,y. abpni 20 h .ud Of cattle 10 lei
oai To winter.
J.. =. Mndhon.
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County OF Beaver,

I,F.C. Tracy, county clerk q,
said county, do hereby certify that the
aboye and foregoing Is u true and cor
rect report OF the proceedings OF the
board OF county commissioners Of said
county, had at their special session
held on the i4th day of Ao,einber. A.
u 1900.
In witness whereof ] bsve hcreanto
ses my hs nd and affixed my official scnl
this i;ih day Of November A. y. 1908.
,,'eal Y. 6. THAcs.
| uoursy CLERK
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-07

incident matter how trhng that happens to certain
boy result in nickname which when applied
sticks as glue to It almost wonderful how
boys will often combine all the peculiar characteristics OF
person in nickname country
schoolmaster. This always had ugly scowl
his countenance and he disked by all the boys who
ncknamed him "Sour Kraut" "Copy" nickname
given to girl because she always waited until all the girls
had their dresses made then would copy the best
parts in each girls her dress
always the best the girls dislike her.
B Ninth Grade, -Bennie Kramer
North Side High School 1903 Emerson Avenue N
FIRST COUSIN TO GIN A MINUTE"
Did hear of any little boy being nicknamed
Start- -and-Stop? think he must have been first cousin
to that little boy who always In minute" This boy
would start we'll enough when called thing,
but he to stop again until the would
say Hurry! Then he would STOP and be started
again, so everybody called him OF course
he does not like this at ALL he much prefers his
for it is very pretty.
One day his mother to visit his
what going and the first words his teacher said
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-07
minneapolis Topics.
For Saturday, March ~:
CHOOSE YOUR OWN TOPIC."'.

The editor is glad enough this week to shift the
responsibility of choosing topic in order to please
those Juniors who think they write better If al
lowed choose their subject. The only restric
tion,-and it is in order to be fair
is that topic must be taken which has been
signed to either the Minneapolis Northwestern
Juniors since last September. The must be in
the hands of the editor
Not Later Than Saturday Evening, March ID,
They must be strictly original, written
in ink side only Of the paper, not more than
800 words in length, less than 100 marked with
number of words and each signed with the grade,
school, address of the writer. The papers
must be rolled.
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For Saturday. March 26:
CRIED"
WHEN

The blank may be filed in with the Of a boy
girl. The story must be of circumstances which
ended in crying, and each story must end with the
words 'And then he Cor she> cried The stories may
be true Imaginary. Be careful not to take dis
agreeable subjects Try to see amusing story in
the topic. There plenty of them, matter how
many fall in the story The papers must be in
the hands of the editor
Not Later Than Saturday Evening, March 81,
at five o'clock. They must be strictly original written
in ink one side only Of the paper, not than
800 words in length less than 100, marked with
the number of words and each signed with the grade
school, and address Of the writer. The papers
must not be rolled
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-07
PUZZLE PICTURE.

you see the owner Of the chickens and an 1ndi
her "Can you tell how to make your little boy
hurry? He is boy, his
nicely, only he doesn't with them. He stops
little while and if don't him does get done
in time thought perhaps you had found to
deal with him.
The other morning his him sitting his
Clothes dreaming of something putting them
'Il give dime if dressed in fifteen minutes,
said his uncle The time when he presented himself
not only washed "Now,
what like to see,' his uncle handed him
B
Sheridan School.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-07
A VERY rlPPY CHILD.

Nicknanes Nicknarnes! What person hasn't a nickname
these days? Some ncnames unsuitable for
certain person and some fit WELL One Of the nick
given small child 'Tippy It Is
but appropriate for her she tippy
child When trying to walk she would tip when sitting
chair standing tip she Tippy" she
ncknamed Another nickname given to for
peculiar It Beet "eets" because
he always blushing and "red beet" kept
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-07
SUGAR FROM EAR TO EAR

SUGAR FROM EAR TO EAR -
Such list of nicknames! FATTY" Shorty
Skinny, Freddy "Subby'' Lanky' and "Ted' Of
I have heard of girl being called
'Pud." nothing compares with which belongs
little boy He is of the happest little individuals
could meet and for number of he has had the
cular nickname of Sugar Now Sugars' have
been told, originated when he small boy and
liked bread and butter and between meals. His
tooth highly sensitive if
judge by the thick layer of which always crowned his
bread butter Never did Sugar look when
his smiling, ruddy cheeks sprnkled from
with Doubtless his title is gradually going of
existence but nevertheless he will probably remember by
that baby when "breadn buer'n sugar"
actual necessity happiness of the of
days. Mary Aureia Cone,
Tenth Grade, 701 Sixth Street Sc
East Side High School. I~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-07
A FussY LITTLE WHIRLNiND.

When small girl wild I never could
stay minutes in roon My mother and everyone
with whom chanced to be thought Wild but
thought wild aunt did. She lived but little
distance there great
that she could not count the number of times
ran n the in minute. One day
said they going give nickname My
thought Topsy pretty good nickname for but
aunt think said that since in and out
often katherine Door the best
nickname think Ny with
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NAMES TO FIT
(continued From First Page.)

coming anticipating Finally recovering my SELL
possession extent remarked. IF you would ex-
plain the odd nickname, we would deem it greater prV1
lege learning the game of png-ping.
boy' he said "and my older broth
attending singing school, used to near
practicing do, me- until the sound seemed to
in head it were used to go around the mousse
consequently commenced calling me Do-re-
me- But that being rather long they finally dropped the
me mes simply Do-re' Dora Now you have
Miss, shall be Miss Dora, at your
service. Now for pngpong."
East Side High School. 11S5 Adams Street Me-
EXPERIMENTS WITH TAILS.
aHonorable Mention)
IN family interesting small boy who
"Tals" of his four and half we are
to the majority of his pranlzs:
My sister has habit rather a hobby, whether sne
does it out charity TELL of collecting all
and dogs that around and putting the
to get my studying fate would have generally
hear of howls and meows echoing from
find "Tals" experimenting vocal powers of the
feines in the back by twist and pull OF
dreadfuy scratched and bears few tooth
marks his chubby hands, but nevertheless our fanny
would woefully incomplete without little Talls and
whenever few days all long to have
naughty boy back again.
A Eighth Grade, Flora r. NacN1Ven'
Horace Mann School 1914 Park Avenue.
"swEE7nEss" AT 14E SUGAR BOWL.
GIonorable Mention)
"oh, Sweetness here minute, called lady
acquainted with the people, d1d
anything sweet about the girl in fact she looked
kept pondering over that name
week when went to school heard child CALL
done arithmetic?' thought
tried to find the child to whom
addressed. looked around and saw that II
Sweetness" Again l wondered Why she
should till day curiosity was
walking the street one noon when
happened door and there saw Sweet
ness" eating from the bowl.
A Sixth Grade beatrice Hotchklss,
R1aine Avenue N.
j. THE LITTLE PAIR OF Wrinkles
I (Honorable Mention.)
know girl whose nickname is "Toot fder
title because he considered her so Won
derfuly good at 'tooting horn Once when she
went relatives for the first time she found
cousin who had named hunting dog Toot not
great deal funny When the brother called the
girl 'Toot" dog responded waggng his TAIL and when
'Toot dog spoken "Toot' the girl answered
Another funny nickname given by my grandfather
to moved the street from him.
Their Wrinkle, and they were pair
grandfather Immediately called them the
which they always known
in the neghborhood. Constance H. 4rV1ne
A Sixth Grade, 1919 Fifth Avenue D.
Madison School.
WONDERFUL SUMMNG-UP.
nothing that the indignation OF a boy
practice giving nicknames. Any
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-07
A FLAVOR OF THE ORIENT.

have little cousin whose nickname might easily be
mistaken Chinese although it is really from
having originated in This nickname is Yang
yang It came from her which will leave
you guess, something which rhymes with
''Yangyang and might be easily mistaken for that by
baby.
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correctly; 'Yangyang
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Sixth Grade Earl Schultz.
Monroe School, 525 Twenty-frst Av. s.