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Gents.
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Webanes Smpropeb 8anmluoa
su perfaufen. 9dbere ausfnnft err
feilen Mbcrt ODER &ermann Sblen'
bort, 81. 81. $50. 2, 2odbart, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-30

syotH S. Bolton, 5ffentfiher go.
tat. @runoeigenti,m. agent fiir
penfionsonipriihe. 8immer 8, ct
aomes &oteL, OIt-&oufton StraBe
@d0e Telephone $50,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-30

9dmersen in Der @ierense-
genb Seuten auf grigbt's Diieole
bin. Das @iftige 1T ioldem Safe
1T, Elm paar Dozen 8ridIp Nib
9itters 5u nebmen. Or tit Elm
fpirfiomes Wieren : Wittel uno elm
G~ingetpetbe F. ReguIatpr.
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81. SIN. Mtttrr, Auseuar3t, III
tdgIih in ieiner Ilellen Office Tn
4ids. @ebauoe 81 hHoen.
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aortoffeln, galiforuien, $2.75.
Aptebefn Galiforuien, $500.
&omnten. .Fesas, $3.50 per eratc
bon 8 @0rben.
@obI.- $500.
@urten, Serns, $500 per 9tleeno.
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HlumentoH, 1926.
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Roxiie Miais, beutihe GebamHe
gssles TeIepbon 1857.
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Uenn Sic an Reconnaissance

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if iueroe Sbnen unentgeltlih Elm
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Gan Mntcnio, "a. Sait. - 1912
Dnien $40 big $500 per 100 Efo.
aithe 1926 bis $3.50.
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gincens 8nrsitaller, Der lie
benspiirbige @irt neben Der Ser
monnsiobne.Snlle an Der Bllltta
gtrabe bGlt itets elm sntes frtIdss
Glos Bier an 3apf. Menn in Der ga
be febre man Elm. Warmer 5ret'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
BIBLE CLASS
W the Island Christian Church Held
Enjoyable Banquet and Reeep-
ton Last EVENING.

Featured by several excellent ad.
dresses. an elaborate banquet was
ht.d Thursday evening in Sietter's
nal. on the Island. under the auspices
OF h Mems Century Bible class OF
me Island Christian church. The AZ.
ialr was In the nature Of a reception
to the new members and was largely
attended.
An interesting program Of musical
selections Was rendered by Stupp's
Lady Orchestra, and the tables were
decorated with flowers. Several of
the members wore crimson roses. An
menu was served. and O. G..
Beans presided as POSTMASTER. The
principal address was delivered nv
Rev. W. r.. Pierce. Of Cameron and
brief addresses we're made bv Rev
Charles ;. Hutslar. pastor OF the
Island Christian church: Religious.
Work Secretary ?. T.. Probst, OF the
Y. ". q. A: Attorney r. NJ. AddIa-
mar and Guy G. Pryor. supertntend-
ent Of the Bible school.
Taking for his subject AN Appeal
for Men" the Rev. Mr.. Pierce de-
hvered a very ~forceful address. His
theme was principally against the
liquor trafic and in favor Of prohibi-
ton.
Those present were: GUY A. Prv-
or. John Horner. Cleve Deiters. 10
seph Marsh. W. ". Boughner. p. w.
Gilbert, Victor S~auvageot, Clifford
Ramsey. Thomas Toomey, Charles
POughner. Walter Bassett. Thomas
Marsh. Joseph Underwood. v. PAYNE.
W r. Pierce. Cameron. O. @. Beans.
Charles Craft. T. A. McNear. Wells
burg. w. Va. e. e. Selbe. A. T. Col
Wig. George Deiters. r.. VIM r.
Moore. W. C. Wurschum. John r.
Behee. John y Pierce. r. ]. Nc
Nirholl. v. ~ McNicholl. J. n Wea-
yer. A. d. Little. T. ]. Maurer. Fred
Mundy. A r. Forni. George Wheeler.
G. l. ogden. J. e. Robinson. Holly
Sayre. Paul y MunnelI. r. ". Addle-
man. Harry O.. Marsh. "a A. Bonar.
Britt Munncll. W. r Nesbitt. Cbaa.
W~elshans. A M Barber. Tom Cart
icy. VIM Straight. r W. MeIott. Fl.
mer u. Richardson. S. IT. Richardson.
VIM y. Kiisou. = W. Jolly. G. VII.
kius led T. Mitlison. J. u. Taylor.
Charles p Hare. !. " McKibbau.
VIM ". wilkins. Albert SETTER,
Charles T Hutslar. Percy n Britt.
Paul q Rambeau. Ross Holmes. A.
" Cline T. @ McElhancy. 4 " Rip
Icy A. l. Mcpeok. ?. p. Probst and
Montague Rice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21

TEBWE UAUTE. Ind. June 90
F1t'ling against odds. The Wheeling
boys came out victorious 90 dag Ga a
fourteen inning affair hy the count 81
. 20 q Nof % ~ an three runs
scored was earned. errors allowing
fhc Tots fo score once and Wheeling
twice
Shortstop Dan Nahouey is reapon-
sihIe FOR rho Wheeling victory IN
both 'he third and fourteenth innings
he made m.-cuns vhlch allowed the
man oI second fp dE FOR home. and
On both casrs mo man dug and went
deep enough 20 count
Johnny Jones allowed only civ hits
DOB fourteen innings. alIrh ~ pitching
s0u" bail Peggy Hemls allowed
twelve aa'H drives hrf they were
eidnlr scattered
Pitcher Frm's. a former Terro
Haufe -ft-. pitched 20 consistent gamo
ard ~ fhn truth Ia known tho score
made ls fhe Urpaff's should NOT
have been The chunky yorfh was
.al some considerably. buf boz al
Ways rlf on 'rr screw. aIeu neraa
aarr trHrf.a gang r'0ufof him for
'F'Ir" rafH hirgirH. brf they were
Kept aaH scattered br fhe vet DO.
livery ftIrior. anI re runs would
'l.. been marked ur had NOT Gray
'rd D.I' each donated au error 800
frH .'rH.I
TH- e.Hrina counted In fha third
WON ono down. RENTS a..gIaf and
innF second 0r gr1. single U00a
tapped ono fY T.r-- tho r4Lhad
H0m.. f' '..rf. GRAY going fo Second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
OF. Northsn Ten Pin l.
Wheeling Leagus
DOC. MURRAY's
NOTES or THE GAME

Remls had on, third ~ -Four hits.
bid anybody Waruic hat Peggy was
down and out7
Much obliged. Mr. Mahoney. may
you d. the same stunt today.
But "a II toIgh on JOnesy. old hoy.
Eight errors for the Tots against
three for as e~rhalanced the dit
ference IN SAFE hits.
Moren retired from the game IN the
fourteenth and Graham batted for
hin. Peaches sent the sCorchrr -
MahoneN. ard that worthy didn't get
So. allowing Ser,auus 10 score
HALEY concerted for one hit. ~
being the only extra base swat we Sc
cured. a t~wo-hagEer
All three runs scored We're the re-
suits ~ errors.
Suli Iohnu, Jones lost his own
game when BE- passed S~erSatius. first
up in tho iast frame.
Youngstown Increased her lead
when Springfield lost yesterday.
Reilly ~ Canton and Framholtz 81
Dayton pitched great ball Thursday.
An eve split ON the road o. late.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Red Wins team would ike to play
IaBsie team sunday afternoon Please
call ~ SO 7tis Jacob street and aaE frr
w. RensHHw Answer ta-morreu stsu-
ms st . O'Clock
The sravish stare viii risys the 81 81
co rrs an tho Twsnty-aIxth street
grounds and a very Interesting Same To-
expected
The slsvish stars would uss ta or.
Ss9f. 1f,s s"ossT I9nss s6'F ~ l.1il
wood team n accepted answer Through
this
The sIsvish Stars would ike ~ sr.
fanfs sane VIII ne I.oraIn coal a.
twenty SIKH street Frourfs af FeIIairs
Ansgsr through This parer or call up
INV. Nauonai
The novelty stamping Company team
" nulf Ike 90 nrranfe q same FOR Snfur-
.ay Afternoon ~ intsrrrfed call 1oa-I.
HeIiairs sitter . m. FrIfay
The oant. baseball club o. wsIistHre
would uks Co. nrrange two Eanms FOR
IuIr FnurfH 90 WrIIahurH They ere
eIso open Tor SATURDAY ame away
from home answer through tfs In
tellEencrr or write George p Porter.
Tho Mound city team serspts ths
c~raiicnse of ne MAYNARD team for q
same sunday or Maynard q
The Mound CITY baseball team viii
o. to Cameron tomorrow. where they
wt1 plar the team ~ that town
The Wound CITY team would like %
q foubie-H eader Tor ne Fou-tH
professional team. Answer through
these columns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
THIS Was A TERRIBLE
BwATrIHo n AT aoaroH

ED@TDN June So Sew york. and
Iusfon established r. season. record for
runs and hits ir "a haftfnu arrival
Whirt f." 4ian's won TO-DAY 40 fo a.
New TOfs hammered fHree Boston rIt~F.
ere Tor % hifH IOHfnr cot uuly hIfa
Hrf Z run or Wlifsc. bIt raupei DO his
~ shore In The rinfn. including Uou-
arrF home rnu. FOR ten runs only I've
EnH York plaNnrr remained through tho
entire same seventeen names rGurlnE
fn the ufanfe Lineup s-ora u H 81
IlpffHu ........ ID ~ rUnUfH 90 ~ TF 3
Sew Work r2f2oigo s.gt1g +
Batteries Brown. WonE. uonnrIIy an
kIlrE ans W~hifehuura Wlfas. shore
and Mevers Wilson and Hartley
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BODY OF CHILD rs
FOUND IN RIVER

Special ul-pstcn 60 ire IrtsuIasncer.
NATAMoRAS. -. June 21 The
body ~ a Young creek boy. Ecto. who
va~ drowned - brilliant with his
father and brother was caught lu me
river here hv a man named Raster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
RED sox rvCRnAsE LEAD
By DEFEATING NEW YoRK

NEW YORK. June 2O.-The Bortors
won an easy victory from the New
lorks here to-day. Ford was knocked
out OF the box in four innings, and
was hit hard, but his early Lad saved
him. Wagner. who was back IN the
game. after an injury. made a home run,
up II. II. r.
Boston ........2 OO-l5 l. 2
New York 800 Oe O. IS ;
Batteries-OBrien and Carriean, Ford.
Shears and Sweeney. Sterrett.
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o ~ Innings


Terra lingfe 90 uuuuT uoOn0N-f
N1r"iinr ..uuiU0oo0oOOUu I-e
Two-h7sr hife. Haley. poian. Struck
out Hy Inrse. f. ty Hemls. FRET
base nr hailaH1T Jones O. IN Ucmis g.
Tfrr" Ilaufe. 70 wheeling Co. Double
PLAYS Jones Co. Manoucy O.. Iulau. cray
20 I.dd 90 -erfuf.ur stolen hHaea
t'rHr. Iud1, Miller. Tuian Sacrifice hits
Haley. Weirher. Grant Ffrst base ON
rrr"ra-grev @ Fone. ~servattus Ora
hahn. Miller. TIrk Time u came %
Umpire Harry gfIFeI
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aid. Kelly. Double plays-Wiison to
Gibson. Ryrne. Gibson To- Miller Left
on bases Pittsburgh. .. Cincinnati. 10.
haze on halis-On cole. 2 OF Casper.
on keefe. Hit by pitcher-By
kFtfe tByrneb. Struck tt y Adams.
by Cole, .. by kecfe. O. Wild pitch
keefe. Time-2i5. Tmpires- RIgier
and Enneran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
YALE FRESHMEN
Defeat Harvard Freshman; Harva
Graduates Turn
Table.

NV LONDON June 2o.-The yale
Your defeated Harvard by one snd ono
haif Lengths IN me first 81 mo races on
tho Thames to-day.
The Harvard graduates eight won over
Yale by 2 lengths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
o~oLDRroK NIT HARD
AND EaIE 10 WINNIE

fDNr WATEE Ind. June 90 Erie
HHf'rd gn.fr'rF from mo mound 'n far
fff. inning. scoring sfV fr that resrfou
hr Erie. . o.
Er.s n n 10 9 8 loo. ION q
Furf Wayne 2 r ri % % ~ H % o e
Natfer'aa WHfsiur Taraius aff
a.Har0. WIsrsf1rfer. GoIfffek and Mar
ffr
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CINCINNATI. o.. June 2n. Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati broke even In a double
header here today The first game went
zen innings. pittsburgh winning out with
hendrix allowed bot five uits in tire Sec
ono game t'u. .ruHfl h4rrusd bases ON
hHlls end iiftshurg r. errors for i've
runs e'v via Throw g. second al
. wei fvu runs o. come over. putting
Cincinnati iu the lead in the nft-.
Scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21

LOU1sN1LIF June 21-f.ynn BELL.
second tHseman. has been releaaod bv
The Louisnila association a 90 The
scranton. Pa. team On tho New York
state league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
woLcAsT TO wEIeH
i8s At RINosIOE

SAN FRANCISCO. June 20-"Ad"
Wolgast and Abe Atte1 Will fght
here early IN August ~ i77 pounds.
rlngside Rllly Nolan. manager for
Atteli. says he VIII post q side bet Of
$4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
Peggy 5emls Pitches Locals to Hard
Fought Extra Inning Victory
over Terre Hsute.
JONES ALLOWS ONLY SIX
HITS, BUT ERRORS HELPED
Servatlus Scored Winning Run From
Second When M%shoney Missed
Graham's Drive.
CENTRAL
XREfNrdaU1 nama

NfeeltuS, . Ierre Isufc. g ~ in.J
Dayton q Iansggule. T.
Canton. . S~p-inrreil. 2.
South BEND. o. AKRON 6
IounEsfo1n 8 Grand Rapids. 2.
Erie. g Fort Wayne. 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
TArLEEDERs USE rHREE
PITCHERa AND WIZ

SOUTH RESD. Ind. June Co. South
Frnd vas forced 90 nee three pitchers
against Akron today and won. p 90
rnnnt Bend q ! 70 H g Z - p o
Akron ......f N % o u H. u 8
batteries smith. IDffe. KaisarIfnE
and Ti~mau HoUtc. JrraDu aud FahI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
PIRATES AND
REDS DIVIDE
cHIEF WILSON GETS THREE TRIP
PIES IN DOUBLE CONTEST.
Giants Win swatting Boe-BrooklyE
Loses TO Quaker After winning
Tive IN Row.


I~ltiHhurgh. 8. Cincinnati. g. frFf game
Cincinnati. 3. Pittsburgh. ,: seconl
game
New York. q. Boston. y
Philadelphia. s. brooklyn. 2
81 Louis. Z. chicago. 2. 10 innfnEs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
SECOND UAme.
KALBR's wILDrEss CAUSE
or CLEvELAND,s DErEAT

DETROIT. Mich. June so-Kaler was
very wild to-day and Detroit had little
trouble scoring runs off him. winning by
"A score OF to :. The Cleveland play
ers put up = ~listless game. They hit
Lake hard but wasted their efforts. The
score: r. II. p
Detroit .......OO21IO3O.-7 /
Cleveland ....OOOOO1OOl- 10 4
Bstteries-Lake and StansEe; Kaler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21

~ nee lUg ar Iorre Haute
Youngstown 80 Grand Rapids
ZaregviIIe ~ Dayton
Erie ~ Fort Wa,uc.
Cantor ~ SprfnErcTI
Akron 10 south BEND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
INNING
GAME TO STOGIES
Dan crossed the plate

Dan crossed the plate.
In the fourteenth Servatius was
given a walk and went TO second on
a sacrifice. A fly 10 left field made
TWO out, and had Mahoney made a
clean sweep Of Graham's grounder
the side would have been retired
But he booted II instead. and Ser.
Natlus crossed owe with The tally
that counted. The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
CUBE DEFEATED BY
CARDINALS IN TEETH

At. LOUIS Juno o. T. rtirIe and a
snor'nc- ny in tHe trsth inning save ~.
Louis trie ~tt"rno0n's game with chi-
taEo. . Co. a
rhiraEo 90 % % q o. % o. ~ =
o. Louie % % ~ ] o o q Il - 1
cher sallee. Harmon and RIas aid
~ lingo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
IrrERNAr1oHAL LEAGUE.

At Baltimore g. Montreal I.
First game-At Jersey City !: Buf-
fs!o O. Second Eawe-Ier-sy Ct'y ?,
Buffalo ..
Al Newark ! Toronto 4
At Providence II. Rochester T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
rodsys Games.

I'ttsburES II Cincinnati.
chicago a. - Louis
Ncw York a. Hustou.
Philadelphia al Brooklyn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
tai A L.EAoUI

Reading. 8: Wilmington. 4
Trenton. =. Jamestown. 4
At York , Allentown 4
At Harrishurg4 Atlantic city 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21

ust,sd for Krefe ir siEru
TiffsNIrFU ......- q n 10 % % I q o 60
cincinnati .....I 4 n {. n % q o n %
Twa.lnsa HIfo Mitchell CLARK T1ree-
base HIfa Wilson o. UUfe-OT Cole. p
boo FL Innings Adams O. ln @ irninEs
K-cfe 8 ln g inning gaspar. IN Z
irrurs Sacrifice n cole earr'fre
Hifa. Mitchell CLARK. Gibson. MELON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
COUNTY COURT

Eleanor q Britt to Alice A.. Grimes
iDts sl end sg in Park Wow. -oraid-
GRAFTON. $40
7 A. Ttoulcr and wife - Prank q.
Seib.rt. parcel Of land ~ W~oodiavn
confederation. go
charles &c. copu fo ~ Caravairh~a.
Tote Sos . and o. % Twenty fourth
and Walnut streets consideration.
SO on
Annie r Cans f0 BENJAMIN 3 Rar-
low. lot an on North Market street
consideration. 80
Nclite W WcgW and husband 81 IL.
fo Eleanor y Britt. iof 80 "a In Park
View consideration 90.
Deeds % Trust.
Two deeds % trust we're feft foF
rrcprd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 20
Philadelphia won another double-header
from Washington here today. the scores
being 5 to o and 8 to I. Bakers bat
ting featured both games. Scores:
FtrBt Game.
r. IL r.
washington o o o o 0 o o % 1
Philadelphia q I o o o 2 o / Ks s 1
Batteries-Engle. Boehling and WILL
Jams. Plank and Egan and Thomas.
Second Game.
Washington o I o o 0 o o o d Z 4
Philadelphia I ? o Ks II 1
Bstteries-Cashion and Henry. Brown
and Lapp.
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TIree-base hts Miller. Wagner. Will
son Sacrifice Wilson. stolen
bsses-WaEner. carey. Double plays
Mccarthy. wagner 90 Miller Left on
bascs-Cincinnau. pittsburgh. 4.
FIRST base on balls or Tromms. . on
Ifsrdrir. 2. Ht ny pitcher-Hy Fromms
Wagner Struck ouf-Hy Fromme 4.
10y Hendrix. 2 Time So. Umpire
FInusrau and EisIer
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WASHINGTONS
DROP TWO MORE
sAxEnJ swArrMa HELPS Aru-
hETIoB 70 WIZ AMorHE1
pouBLET.
sosscn wins nasty-rtgsrs Defeat
Hsps Through xalsris wtdnsss
In the Zoe.
Ysstsrday's Results.

Philadelphia. s. Washington. o; nrst
Philadelphia. s. Washington. /. second
game.
Boston. rs. New York, 8.
Detroit. I. Cleveland. 2
Chicago. 4. 81. Louis. 1: four innings.
Today's Games.
washington at Pm itsdelphia.
Boston at New York
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Two deeds u rus wsrs left Tor
record.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-22
no MOVE OR NOT TO MOVE.

The Guthrie capital petitions are
being circulated in Eastern oklahoma
at this time and are being literally
signed. Whatever the opinions of
those who are placing their names
To these petitions they are at least
signing them, and signing them
without much explanation or persua-
sion on the part of him who is pass
ing them about -Four or five hun
drod legitimate signcrs In day is
said to be an easy task in "A thickly
settled community SO II docs not
seem that there win be any momcn-
tous trouble experienced In initiating
tho measure next fall through the
procuring of something like forty
thousand petition signcrs
In this matter. il is the claim Of
Guthrie that the capital removal was
accomplished and lis being retained
by Oklahoma city under false pretcn-
SEES. and that oklahoma city has not
kept faith with the voters in fur
nishuE rent free aud in building a
capitol free Of cost to the tax pay
crs. About an that has been done in
this dirccuon and the words Of those
most Interested I'M seeing the capital
remain at oklahoma city may hc
taken without salt In this relation,
has been the uftyriug of considerable
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clerk II YOU could get the support OF
'ho people, bat you look more ln
Keeping with your station a. continue
as driver on a. scnNaugor wagon ur
the bcil cord over q span Of mules,
Your hair win turn gray az AZ your
Wiie's hair win turn into q beautiful
brown at 80 ana back to ullra-luhurn
ut 40, You viii have level children,
hui they VIII come in consecutive or
der so you VIII have "a chance to
study their habits. ENory two years
Your wife VIII allow you a vacation,
but you viii have 10 keep the chill
drcn while she visits her mother.
Your left leg Is trine shorter than
your right, but II win be pulled back
to It's proper place after you are
married. The only recreation YOU
VIII have Is your trips 10 the barber
shop 10 have your hair cut, AT FIRST
you VIII not understand your wife,
hut you viii come to a good under
standing after the first round, Look
wise, Tandy and ray nothing, and
people viii think you know thing
or two.