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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
PLEASANT EVENTS OF THE PAST
SUMMER. ,.

School closed May and I was look
Ing forward to happy vacatlon.
We'll, on May IA papa, mamma, Ma
no, prank. Johnny and l went over
to nv sisters. None OF US mad seen
NV little nephew then, but Florence,
mamma and papa, so of course we all
wanted to see him. He was just Two
weeks old to the day then as ne was
horn on April 80 at about SIX O'CLOCK
IN the evening. The folks went nome
.nd STAYED over there. The rest OF
+hat evening seemed long to me as
- vaa little bit lonesome over there
then. ,. ..
veaka Mr.. Belgard's strawberries got
rine and Ethel said that l might PICK
strawberries for him. helped PICK 1or
week or two.
NV little niece and I had a great
time together. Sometimes We agreeo
and sometimes we didn't. Sne took ue'
light in feeding the chickens ana gain
ering the eggs. She liked lot me 70
play havoc with her. One DAY we hao
been playing horse for quite q WINE
and she said to me: Mamie, lets 90
get mamma some cobs. 80 we tooA
little wagon dAu otoI tou w VIZ
for cobs. She hauled the wagon, as
she wouldn't let me. We went TO the
barn and I picked the cobs up ana sne
pulled them to the house and nad me
drive her. ,.x
ar hoy" Almost every day she SAID
that she would like to 90 over 10
grandpa's.
While I was there the cherries also
cot ripe and my sister helped PICK
them. Sometimes May and the DaDy
and I would stay at the mouse Wnlle
Sometimes got afraid to stay there
alone as they live right by the rail-
road, and went up on the hill with
Ethe, to help pick cherries. We always
took a Quilt and a pillow for baby to
law on and something for May to eat
and drink with US. One day we d1o
that and we hadn't much more than
got there when 1t began to rain.
Whenever l went anywhere that
Nav could 90, she generally went
along.
I used to take her up to Belgard's
with me and over to her papa's sis-
ter's.
one night I went over to get let
tar from Mabel that I received that
dav and it was about s o'clock when
Nav and started. It was quite ways
over there but we made our way over
there and back in half an hour be-
cause we were afraid that the dark
would catch U.S. She walked most all
the way over there, but I had to carry
her most all the way back. wrote
three or four letters to the Courier
Junior while there.
On June 2eth I was UP In cherry
tree eating cherries, when papa and
Johnny came up and could hardly
imagine who in the world they were
until papa spoke. Then knew it was
them for sure. guess It was because
hadn't seen them for quite while.
About o'clock or half past they
started home and Ethel said I could
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
WE HOPE ALL LIKE POs' S

". think our new post caros are
h.s,,t,,,I and the Junior writing tne
best story on the subject pictured on
o wv ma Of the cards going out VIII
~a co. a book to keep them IN:
~. want, some more interesting iet
wv. w writing on a subject chosen
S t' rnnior will also entitle tne
author to a card. some % GOOD
lowing subjects will make e0''
stories: ..'
THE COYOTE. -,uE
SPORTS IN FALL TIME
THE COWBOY. NATIONAL
The YELLOWSTONE NA''o'~NI
A HAWAIIAN HOME.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
FRANcELlA's LAMB is NAMED
MARY.

Dear Juniors:
NV papa takes the Courier daily and
nv mamma reads me the Junior let
tiers.
I have no little brothers or sisters.
But / play with my little friend
Erna Kleinschmidt every day.
For pets I have q little lamb named
Mary, q kitty I call Tillie Deal and
two dogs call Tippy and Rover.
Francelia Dickinson, age T.
BRIGHTON, Iowa, r F D No. 2.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
CAT KILLED BIRD: WANDA KILLS
CAT,

Dear Editor and Juniors:
I thought would write again: re-
ceived the card you sent me-. was
glad to get 1t and thank you Tor ,t. :,
We have gone to Sunday school
three times.
We did have two canaries but the
cat got one of them. My brother Wan
da got the gun the next morning and
shot all the cats.
I visited my uncle Bob last week
near Belknap. My grandpa came home
with me. Well this will be all for this
time
-. Maude Kneedler, age II,
Pulaski, Ia. r. No. g.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
GREELEY, NEe., GIRL WRITES TO
FRIEND.

Miss Maud Shirvin, Floris. Ia,
Dear Junior: will. after long
time, answer your card in the Junior.
I have not seen any Of your letters
or stories for long time in the Jun
Tor. .
1 was promoted to the Seventh grade,
what grade are you in? Were you pro-
noted?
MY school begins the 18th Of Sep
TENDER. When docs yours begin?
I'll answer your card as soon as l
can.
Your Junior friend.
Irene Smith. age IL.
'C~~o1o,, Nah n No. z.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
THE PRIZE WINNERS.

We are sure that all the juniors
nil, Me agree with the judges who de.
VA That 3hat Leona Vest is entitled to
t vee1 1ei1 Junior Picnic prize. We are
e ,ne eets the other prize. We are
49, ~, ", that we have not picture OF
.pa n,cnic crowd. Forest sent US
~. .no nice ones. but so far we nave
SOM SON. nnahle to get what we call q
good "cut" for the paper. w. ,r,.e
still trying. Forest Wep0er sess -, y n;ce
for bis pictures as well as MS nioe
story.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
A HUSklNG BEE.

"A husking bee was in olden times
when all the friends and neighbors
would get together and go to some
neighbours house and shuck corn.
Mostly the young people would shuck,
while the cid men and women would
get off to themselves and talk OF old
times.
Then after the work was over they
would often serve q lunch. And the
next night go to some other neighbors
house.
Yours truly,
Beulah Riggs, age z.
Selma a., Route No. 2.
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ORAlEE GLAD TO HEAR FROM
ANNIE.

Miss Annie Drish. East Pleasant Plain.
Dear Junior friend: How are you?
I am well. received your card the
other day and was very glad to get It.
How many cards have you from the
Courier?
/ have one from the editor, and three
from the Juniors.
Have you any prizes?
Well as my letter Is getting long,
will close.
Answer.
Your Junior friend,
Oralee Gebhart. age Il.
Hillsboro, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16

agen seven. and t soon made friends
with them. While Mabel was across
the river, got acquainted with
Violet and Hazel Houk. who are going
to school now, but had only lived
where they do now little while then.
When went to Batavia got ac-
quainted with Inez and Geneva Pillars.
When I went out to my grandma's I
got acquainted with Pearl Miller and
her mother, Irene, Rebecca, Jcso-
phine and Bernard Teeter and Mrs.
Ethel Gillispie and baby Raymond.
Well that is about oil the people I
have got acquainted with this sum-
mer, except my second cousin, Flor.
ence Kitchen, age two.
A Daily Junior,
s Maude Skirvin. age Ii.
F1oris, Iowa, r. F. D. No 2.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
SEVEN RULES FOR THE JUNIORS

I. Use one side Of the paper only.
,. write neatly and legibly, using
ink or sharp lead pencil.
3. Always sign your name in full
and state your age. d..
4. Number your pages.
< Do not copy stories or poetry and
send us as your own work.
6. Always state choice OF prize
on separate piece of paper, with
name and address in full.
7. Address the envelope TO Edltor'
Courier Junior, OttumWa, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
LITTLE BOY BLUE.

Little Boy Blue was a good boy. lie
took care of the sheep and COWS.
One day he went to sleep under the
hay stack. The sheep got IN the
meadow, The cows got in the corn.
His brother and mother hunted tol
him all the day. They found him unde!
the hay stack fast asleep. May wake e
him? No you may take the norm am
emil the sheep from the meadow and
cali all the cows from the field Of corn
Fern Edwards, age 10.
Charlton, Ia, r. No. 6.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
THE 1911 JUNIOR PICNIC.

The Junior picnic of 1911 was a
success as far as pleasure. but there
were not very many present, not as
many as we would liked to have had.
Nevertheless we had delightful time.
really don't know much about the
planning of it only what the girls told
me. I received invitation from
Henrietta Plaster asking me to attend
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
HELEN ACKNOWLEDGES PRIZES.

Dear Editor:
l thought I would write and thank
YOU for my nursery rocker, also my
post card. My postal card had kitty
on it and the. name of it was ''At the
cat show" / am very much pleased
with my rocker. l hope l will win an
other prize.
Helen Larkin,
.... Charlton. Ia
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16

So cruel and so mean as to act such
part!
Oh! never, dear children, thus sully
your hand
BY killing for sport the sweet birds
of our land
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
SOME FRIENDS I HAVE MADE
THIS SUMMER.

Selma. a., Route No. 2.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
the PLEASURE A CAMERA GIVES.

Abba, Ia, Route No. 1. Box 81.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
NELLIE READS THE JUNIOR FIRST

Floris, Iowa, r. F. D. No. 2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-08
Sofal Seridt.
Sntoke A6atement cseasue.
EmprintsnStnt co. G. Jsrsmt's srs
Fer Sabrssbrifi.

5err 60. e. Serome, Ssr guptrins
ienoent Der obisen aigo, unierbrciiete
ieinen Sabresberidt, aus benz bsrpors
sebt, bob bic 2igd. rpelfe Dor fiini
sSdbren iHtorporirt ipurne, itetig gts
fpnhfsn III uno ibre niibIi6e 1Edttss
feit entfdltet BAT. DGbrsno bes IsBtsn
Jahres fpur6en 12.137 geobnhtunseH.
Die il l5-20 Winutsn lpdbrteu. &C.
madt 1851 Brittle fpurbsn gsIhricbeH.
ATT Ddrnungen fpurbsn ansgtihidt
uno 1343 5abrit.G it.GtobIiHements nur.
ben iuipi5irt. Meeen llebertretiine Der
RouhiitelsS Srbinnn3 purb.n A 8srs
baitunaen poreenommsn unn in iiebsH
SdIlen tpuroeu Die llebtrtreter su js
$25 uno aoiten peruribeilt. Inter
ntn ar0bsrsn G.dbIiFtments, frtI6s
oui getrsiben Der giaa fp6brenb bss
tsbttn Sobre3 Rau6. 8srtiIsunss aps
poratt stnstridltet hobeH. Iinb: guhr,
gfaFf &c 60, 5be Merhants &c, &
gole Storage Co., Commercial Fri.
buus Gsbdube, SonIin Sotst, COB.
e6nsip.r grstUins Co., g8iie Sbatu
& 5.her. W. Q. 5arrin 2umber Co.,
Walier 9rstping Co., SeImsrs, gett-
mann & Co., z. !. Gan &c Co.. Roots
pcpo gotierp, Wiusr, Tugrul &c pc
tets, SobnIton Btbduos, Sbintle, Dils
fen &c artis, 7be Womun's erhanes.
W. 8. groirn's Cons, gufots 5Ciel.
gortoran Camp Co., Srant ssa 8c
Spice 60, qruie &: gdhlmann Sdros
mare Co., Cincinnati 5oap Go, Wor.
gan Stationerp Co., Rbsinitrom Bro
tiers, IRON 2aunhrp, Wan. Sisrn &
Co., 1bs Cincinnati sSts mia. & Cob
Gtoraet Co., CtfferEiift gibIioibsi.
americdn Tool morts. graub Sottf,
gmeriean Boot gompurp gugb 0s.
hdubt. Wrria Ghemitat Co.. eagle
Bbit. esoo, groipn 9rsrping Co..
Tlarttt Rational 9nnt. MobIsn & Ga.
rem, Woobrofp SidiicHtrp & printtna
Co.. gpondn 4sbdups unb Booth
5iibsriss.
4u6 nit ben bier siumiinbtnbeH gle
ienbabneu bal iih bic 2ilu in gerbinz
ouna osiest unb e. srrsiht, odb e.m
Aduhiibtl bon oieitr Seits dus beoeus
tenb abbruh e.tbun fporosu ift.
Die geamtsu Der aiga fino: Ora
Fosni. 3r. gbas. u. g. Resn; 8ise.
Qrdlihsnt, 2ouis Z. Tlors; Shnbmsi.
fer. 6drrn o. 9Ounsforb; Sstrttdrin,
i5rau Gsorsins 8. Thomas; anpuIt,
Y. z. Gppenhsimsr; 2rufists, 5rau
Gfas, Q. Taft. 8m. Dorthinaton, Tl.
Ti. Sboemuter, 9. u. 4ult, R. G.
Wod uno Nm. +. Ran; Supsrin.sn.
bent, g. 2. Ssrom,.
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Seriosslss iotijes.

5rnu atbert meter pom Der
gaugbH Sirnbt III nit ibrsm Gobn
BON ibrer Heife nnh Dem Often, mo-
fslbit iie pier Dohen duf ongenehmits
Neiie perbrahi bat, ipobl unp muHitr
3uriidsstebri.
Jrdu gIifa6etb Gdar.
ip na seb. Shipalienbergsr, cine aes
n6itts beutfhe pionierin. iit nad
Idngerem aetbsn pom lobe obgsrufen
ipnrbsn. Gle bate bds 4lser pon TIA
5uhren erreidi unb ibr ableben ipirb
oufrihtig betrauert. Die gesrbiauna
finbet am 9ounerftag Moraen bonn
srauerbaufe, 1909 9lledfdnt Strabe,
aus ftnit, porouf In Der ct. sSrcnsise
tus airhe Der ErautrgoitssbienFt gsz
bolten tpirb.
6srr 2 btobpr Rihtsr Elm
befGnnier 8iirger nnierer Gtabt, iTt
am WlOntng i'm aitsr Don 65 5abrsn
geitorben unb fsin 6infheiben Bat uns
ter feinen Sablreiden Jreunben unb
BetaHHttn aufrihtig< 9rduer bernors
gerufsn unb Der iiberlebenben Wittipe
fpirb bcs bersIihIte weileib tntgegens
gebra6t. Die Beerbisung finbtt am
Donnfritng Vdhmiitog pom 1rdnsrs
baufs. 2221 eoib Gtrabe. aus itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-08
Rietne Yoliseinabrid

Die Asoerin emma grotpn bon
go. $50 Deft 8. Strob. tpurbe in Der
Rontas Rodi lpd5rsnO zines Streitts
NIT eintm RaiTsgenoFsn BON ibrem
8tgner 5tueimal in ben Arm esftohen.
5as 5rausnaimmer lpurbs nab Dem
bofpitaI atbraht, tp1brsnb Der msTers
beIe fsiHe Jludt bepersItslIiste.
-- Jm 2aufe Der Montag Naht
lpurosn aus Der NnIngt Der Gisctric
Rcilipon &c Equipment GompaHp, SO.
29O0 gormuHp Sirdbs, Wsfiinstbsils
i'm Wertbs Dcn S1l0 esitobIsn.
-- Die DoIiseibeb5roen poH GinciRs
natl, gbieaeo, 2ouispiIIe unb anbsrsn
StdoteH iinp pom s5rau Saulss W.
moore, BON SO. 427 2uursI Str. as
fuft lpcrosn, RoffOrihuHpsH nod ibs
remgatter dnsuftenen, lpsiher felt BEN
26. Ropembtr 1910 permibt rpiro.
- Der IL 5dhre aIis malesmor Oil
ier, bon 80. 614 Ssd,fte Strabt, 3oDs
Ton, ap., ipirb felt BEN 9. MGrs pers
mibt. Die hidise goIi;si ipurbe aes
tern erfudt. .RahfOrfhungen nad BEN
Yerfhlnunosrtn unSuitsllsR.
- Dm. 9sll, bon go. 225 Mcs
Surtnno StraB, ipurhe BON einem
Shlsihoieb um tinen anSus i'm Mers
the bon SIS beitobIen.
- mdhrenn oas auGomobil Der
5rdu mm. Wcoos, ben 30. 1858
Rsaoing Roab, ssitsrn turse 3eit uHs
beduFiiGtigt an Der 8. uHb plum Str.
iidnb, benubte Elm 3ieb bic geleaens
belt unb sisnsts iib etnsn Eeppih i'm
Dertbs pon $50 aus BEN Graftipaseu
an.
- Dem Retgsr Geo DeItertcmp,
SO. 1891 WafTohuietts Strabs, tpurs
Be osftsrn Oh Der Ode bon gearl Ctr.
uHo 9rOaoDup siH Pfsro nsbit DaesH
tntlpsHbst.
- Der 80 Jdbre aIts gbas. 10.
Mooos pon Columbus, s., fpurOe gss
iisrn in Dem 6ouGs Ro. 2210 Geit
StraBs BON ben 9ebsimpoIisiltsn Bel
urb Gddsfsr perb0ftst unD sur 8ers
Fiigune Der &b0rben BON Columbus,
s., singeiptrrt. Gr miro bsihuIoist,
auf abihIosssubIuus eetdufte Wobsl.
ouf tpeIcbe er nod ca. $175 fhulotft,
aus BEN Gountp eebrod3t su baben.
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1iipmt
lteber fteHerpfIidltises airdeHriseH'
tbHm nod asaerIeoigt.

Die ;5rase, oh bi. ct. SOfspbs giSs
mild aaib. airhs, bas 6eim fur linz
hilbore, unb anbers Wpblibdtisteitss
unb firhlifx glnitdlten bieiistr Stobi
BON Der gesobIung bon Steuerr be-
freit fein fo[len, unb bic fd,on 70 lans
&c unenti1iebtn bIisb, oaB jeBt Ihpn
eins bebsutsune GumHe innoIDirt III,
ipirb iHFolge elmer pou Der itdntlihen
SteuersaOmmifftor erldfeHen Grors
nod l1neer aHentfGieoen bleibsn.
Die GommiHior bat cine Nn5ubl
oissh3iiglidwr Applitntipnsn, bic ihr
bon oem gountps saubitor Gomonoion
uHterbreitet tporbsn ipnren, frieoer
NIT bent gtiheib 5uriifseihidt, oab
iie in Der anstIegsnbsit tetHs Suriss
bittion BETTE.
Sie fiiat h;nsu, baB bic appIitdtios
nen 8eantnns psrbieren, Der auoitor
jeooh in ioInen ;JdlIsn bds Reft
bate, tuenn gefssIif fteuerfreies Gis
aenthum duf ods Sieuerbuplitai ges
feBt tporbsH Isi, bieIsn ;5sbIsr fslbft Jn
berid,tisen. 6err gbmoHbfou bsboips
ttt, baB bos b.trefierbe Gietntbum
nint ouF Der iteuerfrsisn Gift. iiehs
unb infOlsebeTen psrbIeibt Die argss
lelenhsit nod INNER I'm Status quo.
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Sie Stnmmeliammlcr Inn
0emeiaoeratb.


Dor tursem tporen @iirssrmsiiisr
urlo aoiunftsn bes 0enieiHherdihes
BON pun in RitieIfrnntrei6 pom 4ms
is suriidgetrelen. Bel ben ReuipobleH
itelIieh nun Gin paor Spabp6stl sinsH
3eitungsoustrdeer Ramens 2ouis
Regis MoHe dls Geneinbtratbstaneis
bnien anf. obgleif, ober pisimebr ges
raoe neil biefer Nomt in feinen saNs
reihen WuBeitunben aud bas ebrbare
G,eptrbe zines GfummeiiummIers
rausiibt. elm Geiperbt. bas man ouBers
bolb drontreichs saum bem R0men
Rnh tsHnt. Wiber erp0rien nurbe
Rome eelpGbIi. Geine Degnsr proits
itirten befiig basegen. Rome ala De
rneinberaib srflartn 3u lnfieH. bic ans
bsrsnGemeinberdthe brobten Iogor init
ibrem ROllettiDriiftriiis, bod, glome
ertlGrie tntfgorifd: 5ier bin id,, bier
bltibe ids! gDenn ibr mid ni6t baben
MOTT, 70 miiBt ibr bea6iaoisratb ans
rufsn. Grft ein BefhIuB bieisr obsrs
fen 1sriualtuns seerih.sbartsit unb
bunn nod ein pnar bdnbfeiie @enpars
men perm0nisn mid gum Meitxn su
brinssn. Bis bohin lpirb abtr Disl 3sii
ins Qanb seben, unD penn Is fsin
mub, DerDoIT ih BITE Stnbt bis bn6in
gan5 aIItin.- Rpms iit aud kreits
nit fsinsm prosromm berporgsirien,
oas er anbtrorn<niIif ernlt nimmt.
fpenn sz Iid1 bel Iklllsr OarlituuIg
AUD msiItsns tiasg Intrsbaften Gorns
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IN ~ OWNS
nroNCHTAL TR0CEIES
s.sg,u sf,, eusn. eh fnt Hni6sSil4 srs esfsIsrtia
RSia frttrep CpaieH nsh ksiass safg s9fsr i@nsksH
John |. BROWN u SON. Boston. Mass.

btbisnt. sd, felbIt," 10 pfI.gt Der Bic
bermonn 5u fugeH, bin cine Hefut'
tdnte aus ben icsinleH 8rGfttH nHo
bem ertporbsnen Clan; ih babe fttts
fir neiHe aHtscsoentieH Srrgt gtrds
gen. Tseine SurispruDens III ntdt isbr
itari, meine 8ereftigteit dber urr 10
mebr. I'D, psrIengs, Dab bic StsuerH
fcrtab b6flicb siHattriekn tperotrh
Menn Der fraH56fifhe 8irSsr loon
ala Wdbler sin aeht an ben Jtstus
bat, 10 bat sr aIs Stsusrsabier peniss
tens bas Asht, 3u nerIangeH, oaB
man ibm ntht mutbipiIig auf bte
Siihuernusen triti. Sd, psrIdnse fer
risr, bdb man nie piaHoiisuer erh0be.
menH man siHeH 6uHb, Der Hnr In
stpsi 1onen belt, NIT 5ebnGrant idhrs
ltd btitsutrt, nm iuispisI b0ber iniiBie
man oa Elm piano beftsusrn, oas In
btindbe aht,:a 15nen beult. Refine
arbeit mebr spifhen ben WlabIseittnl
Die 3sit per9ebt unn bic 3ufuHft nrbt
raid berdn. Nrbii III gut fir bic, bic
nirhts i'm Magtn bobtn. Refine Rihs
ter, isins G,erihtsbolsiebsr, ieiHs aDs
oototen mebrl Damn tptro es aun ftis
ne ltHaerehtisitiisn mebr geben! Gin
sIiiditliees Glieotrbebuen in bem brsis
ten Bette bes Shlummers uno allgss
meinsn Roblfeins: bos III es. nos Id,
onitrsbe." Man iitbt, bnb fih Der neue
Gsmeinberntb uno StummeIinmnlIsr
aubsr 9ienItsn bic ioSialeH Reform,u
sttras lsi6t porftelit; sr bofft, NIT isis
nem sbenfp tinfah<H pis ipttirihens
ben groerdmm sinen berurtigsn Gin
brud I'M 9smsinbtruibe bon at Dun
su MAIDEN, bnb man ibH balo 'urs
giiroermeifter tDGhLsu iptree.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-16
BAT MASTERSON
SUES MILLIONAIRE
FOR $4,000 FOR SLANDER IN
CONNECTION WITH THE RE-
CENT MORRIS-FLYNN FIGHT.

Tusa. Okla, Oct l5.-Frank b. Ufer,
millionaire manager of Carl Morris,
the Oklahoma pugilist, has just been
advised he has been sued in New
York for 10000 for slander by Bat
Ndsterson, sport writer and former
" II west officer. The suit is the out
growth of statements concerning Mas
terson alleged to have been given out
in an interview by Ufer, prior to the
Ncrris-Flynn fight. MastersonI mani
tested a hostile attitude toward Carl
Norris upon the advent Of the young
upon the feelings of Ufer, and he pro
ceeded to release some personal recol-
lcctions of Masterson when both were
frontiersmen. Ufer treats the suit in
rne light of a joke.
Ufer, who was acquainted with Mas
terson when the latter was marshal
at Dodge City, met Masterson, he
says, in New York. one night after
Mesterson had openly charged him
with fixing" the Morris-Flynn fight.
Il told him." declares Ufer, that he
wasn't near as bad as he thought he
was and offered to give him $1,000 to
pull his gun out and then to make
him bite his name in the barrel. The
suit is the outcome of a letter sent
out by New York newspaper men. to
which my name was unauthoritatively
signed"