Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-26
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! IN1lN community mas IT'S hlgECS
liar. Sometimes there is keen riyalr,
among -Four or five persons to see VIII,
can tell tho biggest lie and success
fully master the art TO such an extent
as 10 make his lies appear truthful
TO himself, even If TO no one else.
You might, at first thought
imagine that the biggest liar in q
| community is quite an enemy OF
| progress and something OF a disturbel
| or that communitys peace, but that
Is not the case. lie tells harmless
! lies. There isn't once in "A million
times that he viii lie about anybody
m That community where he resides
! " ne docs, everybody knows it's a
! lie, and that renders null and void
/ any harmful effect At practically all
| tunes the biggest liar will choose
some harmless subject lie will tell
a lie about some Of his hunting oN-
/ ploits about his fishing: the way ne
used TO work, how fast he once
could run, how much corn he once
raised on an acre, or maybe he viii
! turn IT off on to someone he once
| knew. That is usually his method OF
lying, and after he has lied the same
lie for long time his prevarications
arc those Of memory, and his power
OF recollection sweWes in Its eager
earnestncss Should he GO out and
get his snoot fun that much the
better for his famed habit, for the
boasunB gets all the better
This is truthful story of tho
Wonderful Prevaricator who walked
into a saloon one Thanksgiving morn
ing as soon as he saw the lights
glowing. In saloon town, especially
one that has been saloon town since
Eden was planted, that is pretty early
rising But there are always num-
ber of persons who have acquired an
carly morning taste for drinks TAX
Ing a drank or taking a smoke before
breakfast with some folks is just as
important as taking shoes off to go
TO bed And a man never does un-
derstand how much good drink
really does him until he processes
himself successful connoisseur and
a confirmed topper by walking ten
blocks at zero TO get a drink.
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