The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-26
BY Helen Harrington


to PASS the guards lingo began his task of rolling the
barrels out through the gate just as he had almost
finished his task one of the guards opened one eye.'
With this one eve he thought he saw strange sight.
but as his other eve was also seeing strange sights ~
another sphere his impression somewhat blurred.
With he opcn eve he thought he saw flower pot with
scrubby plant in it. go rolling by. With his closed eye
he saw beautiful rosebush set in dim garden py
which little purling stream flowing. Finally TIE TIE
rosebsh and the garden began to grow DINNER and the
rolling flower pots grew more real In order to follow
their revolutions. he stretched forth his neck, which
action brought A number of other pecks along with ~
ana as ely ncc are stronger than one his own neck
lost its vantage Then heads and necks began to pull
in every direction backward and forward and lither
and Won un one o them, making any progress that was
not immed;atev checked by The other Soon a loud
bowling was heard irU,gio1t the courtyard but as all
the household was afar on the blue river imporu'ilg
the white cleDhan there was no response
Bidding them a merry farewell lingo continued his7
labors until he had rolled The last Of his to the
hanks Of the beautiful stream which flowed through the
gardens Taking a rope which Sari had provided for
him lingo rave an end of it to one Of the men, and
bade him hold it fast in his mouth Measuring few
feet further lie asked the next man to take the rope in
his mouth where he indicated in this way he soon had
them strung together like a string of beads and fasen-
inc the other end Of the rope around his body he
nl1nped INTO the stream and began to SWIM while the
men in the large barrels hoatcd behind him like corks
on the top of tie water
When they were safe distance away, that the
sonnd of the hamncring could attract no attention.
au@o crawed ou on the bank liberated Ben Hy
decEer Who in ,rn hened in the work of unbarrcling
The others As Le last man bounded out into freedom
the sailors started TO give ringing cheer but we're
; .,o sa,iois iid l.Ii' ~ ~ ,. sN' ''''e"'S ~
Urging them to SUPPRESS their laughter lingo re.
!aeu 10 u'cil ,e SOY Vi 'odi 1ieNele' , m tan.s
ing the guards ana nen revealed 70 'e'l 'c ~,
ot Hei lo,e, aii1 .c lopy,'u ~, d"'N -: "a. s l w.
OF the while elephant. ne proPoshoh was ieee'Se'
WIN suppressed organizations u 10y. - au
, Wiui uue 'esaiu lu' '.'e P,Vp 'e''0s uiey '" ~
.e river w'u9ul removing 'non @ sa'lu's r ;.
Inc Gam Vi summer iag usei ulo a ial,i' "c ~
was s,'oot' ana III 'ts ucPuis lohetlgu uns % w
% piue SKY, ie ieeey wnte eouus M' aaJ sa,Iu o =:
nlSy over us oahh' ., ,.., ~.
Moored IN shady Dend or the oeauiui streani tnF
sacred poat OF 'le wmte elephant vas IoGkng peace
duy nc breeze caught ahd payea WIN ruhoreus o.
hutterng banners tna waved ron us spires, give
me ins'9h o ynR' arse' slse 'ookiR 'dil VI
nan p'nd uinss "ere carved "l prov ana s,ern, anu
over al thefe was ule SOUND OF 'huSI S lne ehllrs
louseoiu Q, hc inan9dil was II, no''ody al'ire dhu
oai 9aAe1 No je"T, ,''onss .ns s.se e siau s s
locked so hcauiuL me eXcitement OF what sne had
peeh lrough nag orousl Dright coor 10 her cheeks
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