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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-10-05
High School Notes.

Who is Melissa? AsE Carl.
The new seats are expected AIRY day.
the Senior ciass Is readinR Millions
Minor Pc ms.
We have an enFollmentof % in the
High school.
kr. Meyer Name = beverage
HuEo-Pi :kles.
Literary societies will be organized
IN the near future,
The report cards have been ordered
bat have not yet arrived.
We have several pair Of tWir (In
dFess) with as this year.
The boys have q new game (sOcc -
in which ali ara interested.
The SophmoFes are reading 1.-The
Deserted Village by Goldsmith.
Plans are being made for the pnr
chase Of q piano fog the Assembly
room.
A large orchestra has been organic
ed and We viii soon have some classic
music,
Nr Freese has kindly furnished the
sewing class with paper for the c9lOr-
ed drafts.
The upstairs Of the new building has
been femOdeled, making more room in
the ASSEMBLY
1t il true she sits way up front but
4 lO0king-glass IN the book shows him
further back.
Johanna Hauschild, member of the
claes of IL, 10 teaching near Kaw City
Oklahoma.
She seevived and came to school on
Monday morning. No boating allowed
on Sundays.
Some OF the Senior girls have deci-
ced that it does not pBy to take flow
eFs from the Junior boys.
We have an excellent male quartet
Of which Hugo Kohl, Earl Stock, Benj
WestbrOOk and Ralph Ward are the
members.
We believe some Of the High school
teachers had 3 selfish motive in treat
ing few OF the grade boys to water
melon.
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OaDIEANcE NO. sss

Published in Ellis County NeWs-RsPubliOan.
September g 1873.
Of gift Of certain real property owned y
Marcus J. r. Treat and COr6eEa z. Treat. his
wife. for the establishment Of puPio Play
ground and Park.
Whereas. Marcus J, r. Treat and Coreeha
T. Treat, his wife. hare made PEoPosltI 6 e
ths Santa Fe Addition to said city for end ugoa
the payment Of the sum OF one te1.o0 dollar
upon the following conditions. to-W1t:
Thst the proDsrfy aboFe described shall be
converted into and to Be used ana maintained
said CITY Of Hays ipsTpetuslly. That y1hsneysE
the said property shall cease to be used for the
PsssS o9R R ct SABA SFs s RddsSS 70 the
City OF Hays. shall revert to the aforesaid Aar.
ems J. r. Treat and Cordelia r. Treat their
heirs or assigns. and
whereas said real estate il suitable for the
purpose above set forth; now, therefore.
Be It Ordsinsd by the Mayor and Council OF
Section /. The Mayor and Coanon hereby &C
cepE the proposal Of Marcus J. 4. Treat and
COrdelia 3. Tfest, 50 IS aforesaid made.
Section 8 That the above described real
property Is hereby dedicated into pQblie psay-
ground md is 20 be known as the Treat Play
Section J. That said real property shall be
free and open to the ihha bitantS OF the salc
s % asyd 4e19, sESn % tbe Msyo1 and
Council shall b. orGiB ance determine.
Section 4 The Mayor and Council are here
after, TO appropriate ne1ey from the Gen~Eal
Fund Of the City to establish Anu mslntAln the
said real property for the purpose sbOve set
forth.
Scation 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after Its passage and
publication onee IN the Hays e;5sL kFoe kFsss
md ia the Ellis County Ge8s-Rsp1bhcan.
Passed and approved SsptemesI q. ia.
GEO. PHILIP
Attest: P. P. SMITH. Mayor.
Citv Clerk.
hsrshg certify that the a1oye s1d toESsgo11s
is . true CODY Of tbs original oEains3ce No.SS9
On hle ana Of record IN ny o4des GEd e passed
81 The Couneil and approved b. the Mayor On
SszfeUa - ~ A D. 1912, and the record OF Ehs
vote on its Gua7 uzSssgs IL 20 Be found IN ps99
a Of Jourzlsl ID II said council.
In witness EhsreoRI have hszeuneo gGbs0E3b-
ed ny nane ard sEsxed the sal OF said city
this 18th day os September, 49,
CITY Clerk.
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The concrete dam at the State Nor
NAL has again backed up = fine body Of
water a mile, making delightful boat
ing on the creek for the students, and
the concrete dam now always assures
the students Of the Fl. HAYS State
Normal fine fishing. boating and sket-
ing - one Of the advantages It took
the old 'Hsy-Press' long time to con-
vince the Regents that q dIrt-dam was
an impossible success in Big Creek.
And now We should have q concrete
dam built in the Public Park, where
Mr.. Thomas had his last winter, to
back the water up = mile, for the ben
the children Of our town.
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The SaIina Journal publishes long
article on the laying the corner stone
Of the Wakeeny High school and very
highly eulORizes the address Of State
Supt. FGirchild and publishes extracts
from it. he praised the wisdom
and the courage Of the people Of the
plains in establishing High Schools.
He called attention to the doubling Of
the number both 81 High Schools and
OF their students IN this state in the
last five years and In the increase in
their instructors 40 per cent. He ear
nestly insisted that these High schools
must be made, really servieeable to q
larger number Of studente By prepar-
ing them for active life on the farm.
in the household and In all honorable
VOcstfOnE, and aoe limited % fttinE
them TO enter college or university.
The whole address was Ane. instruc-
tive and listened to with the closest
attention.
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Stand upI
EsVx CONCURRENT ksalsasE 10. ; eaiETEG
EAHai RleEIs Avn RaHlE eEP n E.nNEh

EaVE CONCURRENT lEsaEHsE 10. ; eaiETEG
EeVA heHTs lHB RlREeEs 70 EeNn
Be it resolved by the Legislature Of
the State Of KanesE, two thirds Of the
members elected to each House there
Of concurEing therein;
That tbs following proposition to
amend the constitution OF the state of
Kansas be hereby submitted TO the
approval or rejection, namely:
Section /. - The rights Of citizens
Of the state OF Kansas 70 vote and
hold Office shall not be Denied or sbFid-
ged On account Of sex.
See. This proposition shall be
submitted TO the electors Of this state
at the election for Representatives 90
the Legislature il the year 1912. The
amendment hereby proposed shall be
known On the official ballot by the fol-
lowing title: Amendment 70 the con
BtitutiOn granting equal rights and
privileges TO women, and the vote
for or against such amendment shall
be taken a. provided by law.
Sec, s - This amendment, IL adopf-
ed, shall be known as section 8 VI ar
tic!e Of the constitution Of the state
Of Kansas.
Sec. = This resolution shall take
effect and be ia force from and after
its publication in the statute book.
Passed the House Feb. z, 1911
Passed the Senate Feb. 8, 1911
Approved Feb. 9, 1911
hereby certify that the foregoing IL
q true and correct copy % the original
House Concurrent Resolution No. 8,
now On fIe in my once.
CHAS. 81. SESSINS,
nv g SeeFetaRY Of State
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MIR. Farmer and wife

For the week commencing Oct. End
We will pay 20 cents for Butter fat
at our receiving rooms. Conditions are
mighty favorable for fall production of
cream and profitable dairying. We
have sll kinds Of good things to say to
the farmer nOw-high prices, plenty Of
feed, etc. This price IL 2 cents above
the price 1t this time last year. And
We all thought il high last year. Do
= little figuring. Two 10 gallon cans Of
40 test cream = week is worth SIS A.
In month the check would be $50. rs.
ICY as with your can OF cream.
GASSMAN's, south side Of r E track
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Life Insurance & investments
am giving my whole time selling
Life, Accident and Health Insurance.
Am also Special Agent for the Aetna
Building and Loan Association Of To-
peka. This Association is under State
control, and pays per cent, com
pounded every six months, to it's share
holders. Almost 200 Of the money-Gav
ing citizens Of Ellis county are share
holders. Let me tell VOC about the
different plans Of Life Insurance
write, and explain the Aetna. Can be
found at Henry Meyers Tailor shop in
Hays, or Phone 4s.
Geo. P. Griffith. Hays
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d.. GE''. P. HEMM
PHYSICIAN Z SGRCE0N
Hf5ce nver Hays City Drug Store,
| ttUi-s so EaeidPnoe 90
Ks'<isi.'lrtt- vest sT1psl ave.
Night or day, Town Or country
English or German

Our Autos lock well earring their
numbered signs, good advertisement Of
our little city,
Some Of our Autoists kick on the
speed limit and fines in our city. Mr..
Beach writes from California that in
Long Beach and Los Angeles the limit
is IL to Is miles, q fine not exceeding
$3.50 and Jail for second effense and in
Long Beach last month $270O was col
lected and S7700 In-Los Angeles.
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Shert Cozrse fer tie Farmers 81
Heafern KsHaaa.


Western Kansas.
At meeting Of the Directors Of the
Experiment station, the principal of
the State Normal School, the sxecu-
tive committee Of the Commercial
club and the Farmers association, held
at the Windsor hotel last night, it was
decided TO offer farmers sheFt course
iopening December 2, and continuing
for at lesst three weeks-psosfbly six
weeks. The merninE session will be
held at the Normal Auditorium, while
the afternoon laboratory and field work
will be conducted at the station.
The course will include those subjects
which are Of the greatest interest to
the live practical farmer. The very
best men the State Agricultprl College
has will be sent here to conduet this
work, and they viii be assisted by the
Normal faculty where possible, espec-
ally in the ferRe work by Mr. WOOd,
in the carpentry and wood working by
Mr., Smith. in biology, physics and
chemistry by kessrs. Wooster, Main
and Bird.
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Serial No. 0sSs5 Notice for PublieAlon.
Department Of the Interior,
q. STAND OAce It Topeka Kansas
Sept Is, 1913.
Notes Is hereby given that Henry
W. Miller, AOir ct law Of Anna KILLER,
OF CodeH ?. o, Kansas. who on July g
1907. made Homestead entry No. Ss07t
Serial No O7S45. for the rs
s and 4 Of section 8. township IA, south
Of Range Is west, 9Th Prin.
Merldien, has Sled notice Of intention
TO make 6Hal ave year proof, to estah
lish claim TO the land above described,
before tbs Hon. Clerk Of the District
Court OF Kills county, Kansas at Hays,
Kansas. on the End day ct November
1912
Claimant names Is witnesses:
Robert T. Hall, Of Hays ?. D.
Edward E.WAsson. Charles @. Pearson
John Johanson all Of codell ? O,
Kansas
GEO. ". FISHER, Register.
SIN
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The Forester Of the Experiment
Station had boys around last Saturday
gathering pods Of the thornless locust
tress around town The seeds will be
thTeshed out and planted in the State
Forestry grounds to send out to the
farmers in later years. The young
trees, this and last years, are doing
splendid over there; show how easy it
is to grow trees in western Kansas II
given some care snd attention; and it
shows every farmer can have q grove,
and later timber, If they would give
that land the same attention as they
give their corn and spring crop fields
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Notice for Publication
Department OF tie Interior
u. s. Land Once, Topeka, Kansas
july 8, 1912, Serial No. oS3l9
Notice e hereby giving that Hattie
BuekleW Of HAYS, Kansas, Pc. R.f.G.,
Who, on June %, 1897. made Hone
stead Application 2o0S6, Serial No.
0231s, for NWH section 3, township
II south, range 10 west 9th pm.
hss aled notice Of fnts8tion
tn make Final Five yesr Prcof. 70 e.
tabIiah claim Co the land above desert
bed, before the Hon. Clerk Of the Dis
tFict Court 0f Ellis county. Kansas e
Havs, KsnseB, on TIE 18th day Of
October. 1914
Claimant names - witnesses:
Mrs. SidneV LaWPenes, Sidney Law
renee. & Claud Clements OF TuFkvilIs
Kan. P.O,, R.R6. Lon MeCluskey
Of PlsinVfHs Kansas, p. o., F.f.d.,
GEO. H. FISHER, Register.
81 Oc II
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DR.. F. K. MEADE
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office over Citizens Bank
HAYS KANSAS
Phone S21 Residence 372

The Beauty PaFlOF is open Monday
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons. Shampoo, Manicure, Fac
ial Massage, Scalp Treatment, etc.
There IL always Fain-WateP for cham.
poo purposes. An appointment viii
avoid waiting. Mrs. VIM. Newton
1t FreeEe cottage. East Normal ave
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Property for sale or trade.
The sonth half Of Block 8, Santa Fee
1oE ~, goath Chestnut street and Fnn-
nine vest along Evergreen streeS %so
feet TO Oak street House 14A14. -
har- vaCh-honse, large euFbed zen:
e0 foot tower With 10 foot mill: direct
stroke. fire 20 ifrigate all the lan91
The pIaee r. IN good shape arc I'll .
soId cheap. on easy terms II Foio soon'
Address E. A. DAZZLING
Box 80. COdell. Kansas :.
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House for Sale Cheap
As ! am going away offer for sale
my IL room house on east Normal ave-
nue. at low price. Has eftv water
and PaDp, heater IN cellar. Suitable
fog Htudents home. 2 big lots. For
particulars and terms See
Mrs. r. Averill
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Cottages 81 Dig Bargain
l offer fUs sale very cheap the fine
big. story Ii,lrneIl cottage apd with
v raj hi los well, winch j ] ard lots
Of -rtess A Dig bargain 80 some one.
Aae8 ny skesg setAage and Iets en-
4cu.h Oak street. Low rFsee and on
easy terms. MRS. KIRKLAND
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Lambs for Sale
s. r. Lawson, of Sylvan
Grove, Kansas, will sell
Shropshire Buck Lambs at S, 90
YeaIlings at S10.OO
Write him for particulars. he invites
yOu to come down TO their County fair
and see his exhibit OF fine stock,
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wheat for sale
I offer for Rsle st my farm in Free
dom IOSnsLip, south, skt of Hays.
Pure KhaEko9 wheat 10g 500 at 81
= hnshc'. and rueYantees good.
Conrad Kruger
Pfeifer P. O. Kansas.
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Subscribe for the Free Press
and get ali the best OF news.

Subscribe for the Free Press
and get ali the best OF news.
Our former towDsman, Dc. FFeeIand
the Veterinarian, now Of Abilene, has
been working the past six weeks near
AcCracken snder direction OF the State
Board and has now been sent to Meade
county,
The WakeeneV paper says:
Richard Cox Of Hays, and VIM. Cox
Of Voda have rented building and viii
put in Is barrel mill, We predict
8 success for the new firm as both
young men as hustleFs.
James Nolan Of Ellis was in town
this week attending court He is con
didate for the Legislature and requests
rs to say to the people that he signed
the Senatorial pledge and will vote for
the U. s. Senator who gets the most
votes at the election. regardless Of
party. If elected he will do his best
to get liberal appropriations fog the TT
Hays Normal and Experiment station.
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Mrs. E. AveCin
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Fear Conjurer's Presents.

~Just once at every performance re-
greet my skill as q magician" said the
conjurer. THAT is when the little folk
l call up on the stage to assist me in
a certain turn are afraid to accept the
bona fide presents | offer them for fear
they Will 20 off. At a certain point
In the performance request girl and
q boy of ten or thereabout to step up.
After an Interchange of condolences, in
which they tell me their first names.
and | tell them mine. we get along
swimmingly together until they leave
the stage. when | present each with
an appropriate present. Their ginger
ly way Of handling it tweaks my heart
strings painfully. 1t would please me
to possess those youngsters trust and
confidence, but my success as a ma
gician Drecludes that. With books and
candy held at arms length they tiptoe
down the aisle, and, no doubt, every
chocolate is nibbled and every page
turned in constant terror lest some new
trick be sprung on them."-New York
Times.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Tho Roman Forum.

From the age Of Tiberius to that o,
Constantine the history of the Roman
forum is represented. says Professor
Lanciani. by four great fires followed
by three great RESERVATIONS. The first
was that Of Nero in IS. The second
was that of Titus in 80. The third was
in the reign of Commodus, 'D1. The
fourth took, place in 2S3, in the days OF
Carinus. A century later occurred the
abolition of, pagan worship. which is
mentioned as the first incident in the
destruction p, OF the forum. Yet the,
place was ina tolerabIe degree of pres
ervation as late as the beginning Ut
the sixth, century.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31

Life for baby in Arabia Is no Joke.
that Of an infant Of the upper classes
being especially difficult. A royal baby's
first toilet consists In winding a band
age around Its body after 1t has been
carefully bathed and perfumed. If the
child be girl on the seventh day after
her birth holes, usually six In number.
are pricked in her ears. and when she
is two months old heavy gold rings are
attached to them to be worn through
out her lifetime except during periods
of mourning for relatives. On the for
tieth day the baby's head is shaved,
and the disposal Of the hair is regarded
as a weighty matter. 1t must not be
burned or carelessly thrown away. but
buried. thrown into the sea or hidden
away. The fortieth day marks a turn
ing point in the child's life. Hereto
fore it has only been seen by few.
but now it may be seen by anybody
and is regarded as fairly launched on
the tide of existence. Several charms
are attached to its body for protection
against the "evil eye" Everything the
child uses is perfumed and covered at
night with jessamine and before 1t is
used fumigated with amber and musk
and sprinked with altar Of roses.-Ex-
9hange
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Personal
and
Otherwise
Local Mention

for their winter haunts. The
nimrods of Elk City failed to bag
any.
Billy Robinson who broke his
knee cap playing ball recently,
is now so far recovered that he
with be out of bed in a few days.
James P. Larsen has gone to
the Ten Mile district to do as
sessment work on his Gold Bug
group of claims.
Road Overseer Joe Brown has
just completed the work of re-
pairing the Red river bridge on
the Orogrande road. A new
central pier and abutments were
put in.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Now is the time to register.

Get one. of those new maps of
Central Idaho and send it to your
friends. 1t will tell anyone the
history of this great mining
country.
We are headquarters for every
thing good to eat. 0. c. .Lapp
Co.
Old papers for sale at Mining
News office, 10 cents bundle.
For Sale-The ferry ranch on
Salmon river, south Of Dixie.
About 60 acres can be cultivated.
E. F. Silgee, Dixie. Idaho.
! You can get all the news for
~ a year in the Mining News.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Don't forget to register.

Don't forget to register.
H. B. Supplee, of Philadelphia,
arrived in town, Monday.
John Wells celebrated his 61sta
birthday. yesterday, the Both.
Robert Romero went to Grange
vile and proved up, on his ranch
this week.
j. Y. Kesler, of Spokane, is in
the district, looking over some
mining property.
0. P. Langstaff has gone to
Deer Park, Wash, where he will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harsh
were in from their ranch on Red
river this week.
Henry Laws is at the Red
River Hot Springs, and expects
to remain for sometime.
o. c. Lapp was in town from
Harpster the past week, looking
after his business affairs.
Jas. Finney, of Honolulu,
brother of Mrs. Frank Harsh,
arrived in town this week.
Mrs. George Mcdonald and
daughter, of Dixie, passed
through town town this week for
outside points.
There will be a series of club
dances given every Saturday
evening, during the winter. at
Belore's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Bullocl,
have returned from a business
and pleasure trip to Lewiston
and Spokane.
Don't forget that you cannot
vote if you are. not registered
See to it today, for the books
close Saturday.
Frank Steckner returned from
a trip to Big creek this week
where he was looking after hi,
mining interests.
Married - Litchfeld-Holt, a
Occur d'Alene City, Idaho
Stanley w. Litchfeld to Mrs
Eve Holt of Spokane, Wash.
Sept. %, 1912.
The past week immense flock
Of geese went oyer the vale
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Different Now

tie seems to be quite big man In
politics now. | suppose he has got
over his old habit OF STOPPING for
brides"
lob. yes They hand them up 70
him pow."-Puck,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Renression and Suppression.

Naud-Jack Hawkins sang up Mt our
house last night. Alice-Did he let
himse f out? Maud-So; father show
ed him the door quick.-Boston Tran-
script.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
a Game Loser.

'T4es a game loser. isn't hep
81 should say he is! He doesn't seem
to care what his wife and children
have TO 20 without. detroit Free
Press.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
The SUPPLY

Knicker-All the fools aren't dead
yet. Bocker-Another trouble is that
they aren't, all born yet-New York
Press.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

down, having wOrmei her way through the
tiocS, and Nome marched out upon the shore
ice in a body.
June and Harry went with the Others,
hand in hand, and the man walked as If he
were marching to the gallows; but 1t was
not the I. {. steamer, after all: It was the
whaler Jeanlc. The fleet was in the oiilng'
however, 50 she reported, and would be IN
within another twenty-four hours II the
pack kept drifting.
Hope ground his teeth and muttercd,
poor little Junc | wish ii were over for
your sake" and she nodded wcarily.
PUT as they ncarcd the shore again they
- heard rumorS Of strange doings in their
absence. There had been a daring daylight
holdup at the Miners Rest. Six masked
men had taken advantage Of the exodus to
enter and clean ont the place at the point OF
the gun, and now Sammy Stcrnbcrg was
poisoning the air with his complaints.
Details came flying faster as they trudgcd
up into Front-st.. and Doc Whiting paused
to say:
"Tha,'s thencrvicst thing yet, ch, Harry
WAS anybody hurt"
40 damage done except to Sammy 5
feelings ,~
They surely didn't get much money;
"Oh no, Their total cleanup wasn't a
hundred dollars but they luggcd of sam
my's books
Tunc felt herself falling, and grasped
weakly at her lovers arm, for she saw II all.
Come" she said, and dragged him up e.
her own cabin, then on to the Wag-boyS
door They were all there, sprawlcd about
and smoking
you did this" she said shalingIy. "Non
did it for me-"
Did what" they asked in chorus, looking
at her blankly
"Oh.wc know" said Harry Hope. you We
Given me a chancc-and I'll make good.
His own voice sounded strange in his ears.
There was an inStant's awkward pause.
and then the Scrap Iron Kid sad SIMPLY
YOU'D better" and the others nodded.
LlcwcIlyn spoke up, saving, "Rcddy IS our
regular chef: bu, III ike 20 have YOU see l'..
cook go0sc." Then he drew from his INSIDE
pocke- what seemed 10 be leaf torn from 81
ledger. and. unfolding i. he struck ma'ch'
then lighted il.
a. suppose ! ought 70 be q man and lace
the Music, Hope managed 20 s,u,'cr: "Du'
I'm going TO cheat the ends Of Justice for
Iunc's sake. I'm much obliged to YOU.
When they had gone of. hand IN hand,
the Scrap Iron Kid nodded appro|ngN q.
George. saving, "Tha, was sure some cUoNn
YOU lid, Pal, and LlcwclNn answered,
"Yps. ! cooked your goose, and nine; but
she'll be happy, anyhow.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

@pIitter. Chandler Iiebt Fets
len NGHften nur. tpenn er Elm biibA
fdss M6O4en 1T.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Sn ununterbrodenem TIuge ging
es pOrmdrts, INNER bo-pGrts iiber
Semesbar uno Surn SeDerin, Bis
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