The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-05

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ELlsY&s6 L ot saae
E as iIre'of terry resoiiey .ioo' ms heaa.
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u g il from nlaca these no escape
asia ~ ffGe 1sAcNcf l.e casually
uirp'hre' =, ioffcd e sasc,ihe to The doctrine Of
rs .hi.'"l"Di "f'',3 4" hV'hi W say hes quite
hbsf@i lor AIosleim
Mahmd PIsAa steadily E'ted his small cap Of lur-
kiAn eoiee' h'' d"t'Fous Vie sediment and smiled
atain
'Possbly9 II SAIL 4 learned some things at Ox-
iora WINCH haAe &es.e.ed iar me tie enets OF the
hoIAn. \ ii~aol a'ah os ily tue chimes 0t
eMhedTa ieis m, ha's made ne forget nat
o. t4e muelAnS ca. let kn3~ That At the end
man comes haek Il the destiny oi NAN.
ysri dcsolac mounaia where the w.ad was fierce and
hung lic discovered the warm abode ot the osrich
ahe edge Of thc d crt There was no need Of facing
s"9ie mQhnted a3an TO ms own bleak nest OF lA9ots
because was his home and because It was tae destiny
OF me eagle
hen YOU contend that man me s QnY 2 circle
back t. ihe staftine-point demanded Dr Bery
ell me from what You cone replied M"hmd
Fasha wtl coNicton ana sAaii tell you where you
will end
come SAD Bro"niow-C C3rter WIN laugh 'iron el
London bnt We oeeh a9oH te i-@st 100 5is 10 a'iue
Tor Damascus
'You. my friend ruled Aiailnid Pasha, seriously,
will return 70 your toss
The ln8hslman lauahed- 49,,
"l-ay You even! lou may Eno" yonf Noran Man
mid Fasia' bnt you doni know your hiph8. Go.
learned i WAere he learned i hhnSSi'' io' "e
8. . ,
A,a nT su's''lf .li,, ~ ''I re : lili''
IM.G & i'e = se1ea e ins.e.'" :. tb tb 1+,
No the ttIe couldn't draw me bac, now"
The Britons law took on a more resoluIe pattern
and the bue Anplo-Saxon ewes deepened as they van
dered almost e4ressingly about DE muIlsJ confines
Yet Mahnlid Pasta oniy shook his head once more
at is the old argument that heredity rules
tended Br Berry With great earneslness and that
rntiron,n4rt Il MI
.sEnyran,nrnt controls until the final TEST" he con-
cedtd "'lhe Russian does not become the Tartar
untl he Is scratched Who shall "a, how soon a day
NAV dawn When l. for example. must look on lie
from tie viewpoint OF the bazar my native ,lage
"by the way where is this village OF your" /" de-
'HahPo %n OASIS ,iase in the Arabian desert the
houses about the market place are novels with sod
rfs 4 tAe Iayar ree,s With dust and the smell
4; .ts I,e Tns;e d ,be diScord OF nrllntnp caines
and he shouts Of tie drivers bit there is also
1ie niczin IRON the mosque and The tnke of camel
& 1s i1"Ss Tba st e 81 WITS i s as hes the smile @ o Aah to the
ti3rst;ne, eora,ans from the DESERT"
"And N4rra-bolf1d plgrims halt there' breathed
i5r;t,n Mn Ike eoftntss Of "reminiscences
''1 ,iri,,,id pssha qr.yely bowed Nov the
Sultan Abdul Hamid- whom Allah preserve| After
- p, p1e Brrry here. IS American lis reputation
knoNn 70 every man who keeps N toufh Mi'4 .i tiie
ino~ that delicate and important operation bears
i natne and tlat even now theory OF his author
sla i throwing the physicians OF Vienna and Paris
@ into controversy lie b9wed With aqttens i id se5oqs r. "
heaa ~ - na hnv far he has wandered from the
tIls,nnts silSss,,s that surrounded his birth"
rie Dhysician looked up and slow smile broke
across lis face ,,. ..ao,.5
fi country as Your imagination paint; ragged
nantan ridges symbols Of isolation with helds & Gling I2
ng 70 seep ara"nded by the twentieth century where
e Still cns NE idea q the gen4etia t T. ana netaTc ass
va >'It he Ne of the Cumberland Mountains and
,@ 1e" have the ding to which if MahTid Pasha IS
, nr,rhet I must revert Instead Of looking through
..e ,.sr ie'5 across the sights of magazine rifle
NJ nr Rerrv laughed
mat your own people" persisted Ma7nnu FaS"a