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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30

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! nti"miI"n wan rlr"n "Iih IL" !" E"'Ilnu
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Logan Official Kills
TeamStor in Quarrel

LOGAN. W. Va. July 20;-Frhnk
Knaec. 81. II iennnter OF ihis place.
VIVA Instantly billed by bullet from
~ r.vnIyrr which authorities alleged
wnn fired by Dnn Chnffin, deputy
Logan county. Tho nhooilng ofr'Irfr'i
inf puini ON Mud fork ~ Island
,r,rL ,nrIy ihla morning Chnrrln
wnn released from Jail on hnll ln'o to,
day ,,,i,
bcIniln nr tho tragedy nro hlIIIf"l'
Io obtain uul two nGGouhin INIT vnfY
IruurwlpI have bonn rnlni tod T'"ili
Inprnr. however, that Nv" nui"n"hll'h
mot ON tho Mud fork branch. with
rhnrflu md Hnnoo M pnHh"nEo'n "
iu rnid hint Tho two mon TngnHo" ~
rn,nn rnnIruvrruy nnh that Knnoo re-.
mnrkrd. ron glIorH You lIn"w mo.
whrrrup"n II In EnIh thaffln rop'i"h.
"Uuut talk to M" llkn INIT. mn" WIN
ont further remarks flroh mo Hhol
that prni u bulIct through khHo0 n
hrnd, billing him inHtnnily
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MT. PLEASANT

MnI'NT PLEASANT. O. July 80
Mr- SvIvCnirr Young mud children "r
Savannah. o. w"r" Waiting her mother.
Mra y. j. Met '"nnh"v,
Nnnn lmvit. william hnd I"Hsl"
Hammer Of the -. -. f.. HON" Mt Spring -
nrh, .. ar" virIttug rh"Ir m"Ih"r. AT"
S"phln II""tr"r
Mr. rhaunrny IInwrh"rn" WINS Waiting
hir parents. Mr.. mud rMrs T.. l.. lihw-
ih"rur.
AIR aud Mrs Michel IinlilTrr nmh Fam
iIy 81 rIryrinu1 arc al their ruirrm''t
hnuu, Ia This ulnr".
Funeral rrrvI'rr wet" h'li aver ih"
r~mnlmr "r ih- lat" At" l'"l N"Ii'"t
or IdlI"u'ulc rrih"r. ih" h''.""'h l."
rurylvr,l toy The hu-lnnh aud r'.,'"'. 'hiI.
,itrn InI,ItuiruI was mad" Ia Illph l"nl
'"ni"i"I"
M,r n"rlln Ii""l,"r "nh ''hIih''m "I'""I
ruuhnY at Nj '.r"Irr ''h"u'! = 81 ''"E
t!rr,r
Nj nnI MIR Thurman ii'l'""hha ""d
fnmIrr IF '!rni..h ilI,ir" "u'l Nj ""'i Nr"
WuIInrn Wcnthrrnmn nui family ri,rnt
.!un'tn Yni the bonn" "f llr'l"r weather
NON "r urnr Y"ilrIlI".
Nj nnh Mrr hl"S u".h"""" 'l''n'
!!uu,Iny ~ Ihr hum" ~ NJ William ii'd
rrlrk ur nrnr Martina f"rrr
Truurrnl r~rrI""" """r lh" r"mnIu" 81
Ihn Into John Murine w,,' h'ih ~ NJ"
hnrn" IN Hulih1"lh Tu"'L'S. lui"tuu'u'
In IIighlnnnh cemetery
Frnnk smith ir nhl" /" l." out nvain
nr,"r u fcw 1nYH' lllu""".
EnrI Iirhmru spout the w"rk "uh with
hlA rnInIly
Mr. aud AIrn chester N"uir"iu,Iy and
daughter nr Martins r"rI'r "r'ni san
day At III" hume 81 hri i'hI'nI". Mr. ""d
Mrs john ifrlul,I"
Mr. aud Mr.. charlie lr'In anh i"inIIl
.T S.uIrh Iti,lgr al..rr SUNDAY al Ih"
n"in", al hIn parents. All ""d Al'' Sam.
nrl levin
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RUNNING PROGRAM FOR
SEPTEMBER 81 CLASSY

rr"R'"" 81 '""nI"n '""n" "hl"h a."
u" hn ,un IN "''Iu""Il"u with III" hn,nonr
nv"mIn huIIuH ia" Wont Vhrluln IiInt"
rnI, Inpi"Iuh"r u. I, g. u and T. was IL
ru"L Itnturd"y by to" fnir "IIirIHls Tl"
purT"n "HrI"d l"r thou" "yruin mgr.
gnI" li,OUh. nud I"uH" 80 hinh ~" tnDn
i"I rmImIntn "v"niH nnw nlontrlh
rlnriiup ant" will b" inririInd, whih
wiII IuruT" Ihn TlnIuu,h nr u fair rinil
md lhin. With tin inviting puirnn. VIII
nIt,nI ~ unun'InIlp lnIHn number 80
| ont lrr rui tborn IH""1.
FnIInwlnH In ia" program
M""I"y. h-r'. IA ..h"' Day ""h D.rhT
Day.
II'nI iaun. Iurl"nsH III" inaugural.
iuin" $500
i,"'"ui ,"on * fnrI""nn "Wh"nIInn
Darby, l'miho taUH
ThlL rnr.. mmn ,niIe "W.sI Vhsinih
r"uuIh 'A""I ~ fnfi"nr" 'Ti'"
wL"rIlnn it"mlir"r." r",." tj0O
ririi r".. u fuI"nn. 'Ii"isI Wh""i
lHn.' InIin" 200
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,rmrrnm hmrrIpnn rnrlnR rules v" fs''-
"rU.
I,TItT u. HCtIWhitTH fonretnry
ru"lr r"ll. "no"I,hH' w. u
Memphis. 1: I.irlIo H"ck. o.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS

BIdn will DO received by the Board
Of Education Of tho Wheeling indie
urudcnt hChnoi DiatrtCt. until y
o'CIoCk moon on Rmuual lAth. for tho
oreCtion Of an addition I" tho Public
ihrarY bulIdlhU
l.Iann aud hpeGIfIGAli"na ara on
Me at The nfiluo 81 tho RiGhit oct
Gkurlea w naIcq. Hall"nsl hahI
hIdu. WhcGlluu w Va. "hSIs lheY
.an i.e G.antlned h,uhlu "ftl"a h"uip
Al hide 81 hs h"1lVeted la seaIah
.us.I.i,es l." III. iI.Ih 81 ia. h"., Il
81 J., ,..atI"n h"f",. IA" lin" .I."u.
uty.n ~."""r."i.h ny ".'ilfi"h
,I,..l, IL, ih. .,,u, ~ : =. ~ IA. -","i,"I
81 ,h. hId. e.. -" ",lh"n"" 81 U""h
fnlII,
IT.. nmr,,i 81 E'I,'"rii"u 'r.~tv~.
Ih. .IuId I" -""-ri r"y ~ '"l ""' -"v
81 ru hlI- ~ui.n,Iiisd
JNMEu GUMmiHn.
thnrrArn | lhrr'Y C"""uiii-".
rnhHE nihHTOH. Cl.rk,
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY IllI"iI -. July - L. j
TrLrr rrIuruud home from Watching
f. g. where hr had h"ru called In con-
frIrurrc with "ihrr farm organization
/, n,l"I- t. l"ul, after ia" inInI"r"' Inter.
,ris. Ia tnuh I"BIHlnIInu Nj. lhl"T IL
MUSTER ct thu hhin Hiht" 'Ii"hHr hIin ~
u,.ttGri ~ III" NInI" i"tIn|il al I'cI"hh"
and hnn volunteered hir r"I tI''"r - Nj
lI,n,,rI the uhII"IGtl l,','l hiI"'.f"t
aIr IlrI1rtI nnlI"I or DiIInhinEh In
,IriIluu at /. l. IIaIlrI'r 1T Tn"',IIIn.
hIlrr Ii'iihn I hnntnr 81 i"~n ri'"ml TIA"
t.n..I u.rE ,IrIIIuu IL ihlr community
AL - ] nnII'I NAL Iuullr 'lnlI"'l ~
iJ,inE,I cav InrI i'um'l"'
AiIrr A n,in t.u'l~'lp ~ 'iluir" hIrIt"'l
In.,.Inn ftirI,'In '''I Nuu'l"F
Mo = II I'nIiru nI'l inulir rr"ul Fun
day nI p'nlr vl"w
MIrr n"nr Ilnu""u 81 l"Iil""l. ca"
mad SIirn t.uiiIn i'uunI'l 81 l"Iurnrlil"
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church by tho lndIrn ~ that "nnGr1an
tlnn Ia ,Iin uf Ihn Glnnai anh must ..nAliy
Hnnn Ia TAO 'tiY, The nmblnm unn
rua.In hy hnnh and "a nin,n w"in
unIhr,t 10 90 uIIIl"i ni.i.. 81 tho U"iL
al Tho
Ann"t,t""un"nl han IunI h."n "'"'i'
lev ihr want vl,gInl" TIn,iin "n'I
i,l".t,IE "uitipnuv that iva ~"iIi
It"r" I.".tI Ii"'"y",,i Ia ti,"",n '','in' y,
VhI,h viii InpI"vn -" n"n "npplp I"i
IInn" ~ tIn .,uI IL" pin" r",,i l"u
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M" i.",I "r III" ItiIl" -ir"nm lint
Tuwr under the. ,.',ni IIr"i l., l"u'liup 4"
II,. Ari,,n ruIII hn, h""u ,Iur uut hv
Nv" T,r"c "ugng',l In cleaning up ~"
rIr,.," ~ wr" ihir llIil" "Ir"nm thnf
wrought much rIhunR" In N"tnnElll" M
i,...Nirfn weighing n"r" Hmm 100 i'nIh'lH
rrrr vn-Ir,l uunu The cor ITnik, hy
Il The bed nf III" uir"nu wh" com
tlrrrIv nlI~d hy .I"hrlu mud hnh nn"ih"r
hurrl rnln COME while II VIM nIl"h. III"
,lntnng" In N"tn"vill" would hnr" h""n
even prrutrr ,hnu II wnu Ina sunday
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n..n.L Nn.nnI.l.h Wm,L

iIu L.,nrI ~ rtt,nIt..,tit" ""i i'ni' D."
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n,.,.rrr.i .,...,Hn MOT ,arI,t it,r. g.. i'"h'
-. go. rI,,.I,I-
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YOUNG WOMAN DROWNED

FNIIiMh%T " Nn July - hrs
llnrv", I"ir". mE"h - ""nra, 1T fnir
mnuI was hr"wn"h THIS nvrnlnp In Ihr
ryg-rI valley river whIl" hnthiuE with
n uIiInhrf ~ friends. n frw miles fTrn
here II"r husband was within few
I-rI 81 h"r when rh" sank lnI the las
IItu. Inii Ia vna Iinnbl~ Ia save her.
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IIu Nlni .haii .''in'r Aui"'r"hIl' -"
.,,,. 10 I,.u wa Itril - uI'r TT NO. lr '"
IuHi,or '.'ultir Ia ihr I""Ih ~ ''"""
g, lrt,l" a. ,,hIr l. liu,' t'u'i"I lhinlh"T"
O.. t,,In,,inu,.u r,III h.. transacted II In
80 iI. ~, ,,rt Il nII I"'n,i,'.iU 81 lhn
,,.,.I, = - tii al
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BRIDGEPORT
Orlner nahl1 nssten'

Of1rer nadl7 ussten
.ftpoclJI nm""r fun" tt''"' w"H """'F
bsaIon Sio S"'"''l"F "'rh' "hN" ~,
e.,,r, o,i r., orrUrt .-,.rnl men "h" ""''
nSh{InR nonr .!'"t' '.'''''" ''f'''
sTahle on Pan, Mol" r''''' I''l"' '"'
crcdod IN nrr"n'inr "u' r""" ''''
Henry. Of Wh""Iinr "h'r'"r'n 'n,
~ nor, Jumped upon him nul bout h't''
iAdly All c.rnp".l n'r"s" ~" hfl''R"'
hut Horny wnr l"dE''l In III" 49, h"''l
ios and wn. Moi t|h nnh COSTS y"N-
tardny by Aching M"t"r HI"''' ~"
kinH
Reelected To Nigh once.
Edward Uurkl~. ~ IhIH civ. w"- re-
elected supT~n" corresponding $50 -
tsry OF the Alphn ri fraternity AT th'
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i"rI",,i"i w"n IIr lntirrl h"F ~ ih"
,rnt Ia IIIn,Iiy n..",dInr ~ Penn I,""
i,ui ,.,II., 81 ia" IL IIHu i''Il l''''h'.
no hIrI, ,I"Ih 81 ., Il, ri"'n '"n ir"'i'
b 81 i"ai"t,I"f nIi'iut,',r Nhl' l. Ia 'li''
. .I,tI,,n hi ,l,.I iI,"H IIn IntE, I"'H htt ~
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80. IL"a,. Irl ,Intu, II,"I ~ VS.. ..'''i'
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Ih' ,"uII"'I l"t 1'iIuInltlur tat" -
with u"r I ~ nun n"tinl I,u'.h WI II"'
"i,l. h. nwnId,d I"it'nt l." ia" Nu'"i
i'nu l.u 4 Innin T"tuI'nul 81 "I"hNIIl"
Alnn - IlnInIuit. tIit',.InI IL IiuIiih l'nt IL,
.Imin,r iimvlrno ui"l Wlll Intn' ct tho
h""h nuh ln'l'l'i company nnh l u" hI"I
'I'rnnu ,nul'd the Nuu't I,rin !" fI"II'r
pinui l'nIrnIIni nud w"I, cell Il"nh'i
v.lIh iI,a Iii.'h uIi"~u them ilnl " """
l,In,I G.uIl, d'.I'I,ri T." HiN' iRI" company
Ih,. ,,,uiIu.t IIu. now tIu'h VIII 'niIf
., -. i',t In'I'l'.i. wIIl.. Ih','r 81 III" "'I''t
I,I,I,Iiur ,nutI,"mi,.r r',i. ini Gh i'"i ''".
lag !" Ih'. I""h ct h"Tl"""" ih' """''
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II.. !, -, H. ,,U,I.r. - dawn ~ uI"uI nv"
u,"I,ih" IIr. ~ ir"' 'r"ImI'"nI'r could i"''
pi,uiuo II t,u,.I "nu dusn.
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'..,tuI,,I.I.. ~, 80 ,,t, ,'.l' lf'u'' i i,ln
,u,. I,r,. IIt. r,, n'Iut' i,"i '.'rl"4 lts 81
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tt,.. .,,". iUpi go -" i'., "rC""'"'''" -
. i,.",Iuf t.i't'- n'inI'" Iu"hi"" roe"
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It"I," = q IIlui"nu fractured ia
h,.i'a IA Li7 iirhi I"i,.,In, sari'I'l" =
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: l,'"Int u'r"i,u "r 81" INIi convention
h"lI IIl'l"s nn,I Il"IuIhrS ~ ''""h"'
tuIi. iintki,. wan ,i.,I'.l T., iI' h"''"
''iii'' lnrt i'"I. loot i"HIHu'd when "
nrI,rnt,,I IInI lac n,Irhl ln '"lI"l I"'
UtIIIIuII r'it leo ~ my iluit.
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CHwTuhL LEAGUE.

':rnt"l i'nrlhn. .. Ihnvi"n. u
Nu-k"y'u. 7. SIriupn"l'l. :.
Muuk~R"n. >. Springfield. !
Fort WAYNE. 2. f.vnnnvllln. I.
r~"rIn. 4. ithrh,u"nh. :
I'r"rIn ~. lti'hninnh ~.
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Ended His Life When
Rejected as Officer

ulJNINGTON. w. Va. July h.--ln
, rIt ar alteration 0cchniOncd by his
failure 10 pans the nI"mln"ilhn Tor
nrrIcrrn' rnn"rvo training """'p. no"
ard Lang. 20. wealthy Mason county
farmer. l"aIrh into wei "hh was
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
In The Days News

Chase s, Osborn, who has announced
Us candidacy to succeed William Alden
smith as United States senator from
Michigan, is former governor OF the
Wolverine state. A native OF Indiana
md graduate Of Purdue university.
Mr. Osborn had varied career as a
lewspaper editor and owner in Indiana,
Illinois and Wisconsin before he settled
lown in the banking business at Sault
Ne. Marie, his present home, After
'ecoming resident OF Michigan he held
lsveral minor state offices before his
,leciion TO the governorship on the re-
,ublican ticket IN 1910 As chiei execu-
I'VE he was conspicuous for his advo-
hcy OF progressive measures, asd he
Vas one OF the seven republican govern
vs. who invited Colonel Roosevelt to
ound the progressive party In an
louncing his senatorial candidacy, Mr..
osborn has given his Endorsement to
woman suffrage, national prohibition
md the war policies Of the president
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
POISON CATTLE
PLAN Of |. v. v.
But Government Stops IT. and
Warns Against Propaganda,

ST. LOUIS, Dec 2l.-lIcads Of sew
cral railroads here have instructions
today from the food administration al
Washington to warn farmers and stock
growers Of the southwest against an
alleged | W. W propaganda involving
Wholesale poisoning OF cattle and
hogs in this section OF the country. The
government, so the food administration
declares, has been, Informed that the |,
W W planned this destruction as a
reprisal Tor the federal prosecution OF
rs members It was said poison was
TO be mixed with the rock salt fed to
cattle and the bran fed to hogs, the for
mcr producing an illness similar to tho
hoof and mouth disease and the latter
a disease which might easily be mis-
taken for cholera. Ii was pointed out
that had the plot succeeded meat sup
plies DO for domestic and foreign
consumption would have been seriously
hammered,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
About RooSeveltS

10 the Editor;
have Just read your editorial on
Theodore Roosevelt's structures on our
lack of preparation for war am an
admirw OF Mr., Roosevelt and rejoice
in his enthusiastic patriotism. lie has
four sons in the army service, three IN
France. | have not one doubt as 10
his sincerity. But Mr.. Roosevelt should
remember that the American people
know that he filled the presidency for
more than one term not many years
ago. Any criticism that he might level
at the present administration must OF
necessity reflect on him, The records
will show something OF the large
amounts expended on army and navy
during his administration. but what
had We in reality TO show for IT. u
the great colonel saw so far IN the
future and understood the gathering Of
this dark war cloud why did he not
when in power begin TO lay some ade.
quatc ioundationi 1t has been my
privilege TO live in and to travel over
Europe, had the opportunity TO go
with Lord Haldane to Potsdam in the
early part OF 1908 and see 100000 OF
the German army pass in review. MI
Roosevelt saw the same impressive
sight later and every man knows thai
Germany, with all her efficiency could
never have made that perfect military
rachnc in two or three years and that
too under stress To have had any
thing like adequate preparation for this
war itwould have been absolutely neccS-
sary to have begun many years ago.
Mr. Roosevelt and others failed to lay
any adequate foundation, consequently
il i'll becomes them TO criticise now
As you So well point out past failure
will not atone for present needs, Fo--
get the faults Of all the past ard get
behind the powers that be and push To-
rether and we will Nartle the world
and that too with less bloodshcd than
has come TO Germany, even with he,
machine OF hall century
ERNEST {, MOBLEY.
Clinton, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
EDlHEs BOUGHT
WITHOUT DELAY
:akber Ordered Supplies for
/ Million Without Authority
|0EM. SHARPE TESTIFleS
Senate Committee Gets Evi-
denCe of Speedy Work,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-Without
waiting for congressional approprla-
lions, the war department authorized
orders for 100000 troop, before the
United States went TO war, it was
through out today in the testimony OF
Quarte maSter-G General Harry G..
Sharpe before the senate military com
sniftee.
5 The committee investigating the sup.
ply OF troops went particularly today
into the causes for the shortage IN
clothing
Baker Gave Orders.
Secretary Baker, General Sharpe saws.
authorized orders for clothing aud other
supplies for the million men Just be
fore the war declaration and in June
Approved orders 10 equip another hall
anillion
7 The only complaints OF supply short
age received by the department has been
In respect TO clothing. General Sharpe
taid
In an introductory statement dealing
with the Mexican border mobilization,
General Sharpe said, the ordnance
equipment ordered with Secretary
Bakers approval, was the regulation
thirty-day supply including clothing
hats, shoes, tentagc and animals This
supply, he explained was expected 70
last two or three months
Wan Anticipated.
SIN February" he said, anticipating
probable trouble, we ordered full equip
ment at war strength, for the regular
army OF 10000 men and late in March,
when war seemed. more imminent, the
Secretary authorized orders for equip
ment for 10000 more men
"Beiore the war broke out got au-
lhority for another 500O00 and in Iune
lor an additional 100000
These orders, he explained. were "au-
ihorized without funds and in anticlpa
lion OF congressional appropriations .
Civilians Only Assist.
Z Senator Mcclellan inquired whether
lhe council Of national defense had not.
b fact, taken over virtually all work
h connection with placing orders for
klothing General Sharpe replied that
All contracts and prices were subject to
The departments final approval, and
hat the civilian boar donly had assist
ID IN preliminary negotiations
: Much clothing was furnished ahead
ftime, General Sharpe said 1t was
slammed TO supply 10000 men by July
md enough supplies for S6,0n add
6onal actually were delivered, he as
lerted.
= Aftf plans were made to equip 10000
Atnen 4 month, General Sharpe said the
Slams were changed and an additional
purden was imposed by the decision 10
end men obroad requiring more cloth
hG.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Boys Bath Robes

T. VERY BOY should have
~ bath robe; every boy would
have one II all the mothers could get
them here; many new colorings here
at $3.50 and SIS. Boys slippers, $3.50.
Chlld's sizes, ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
M. pA.n'SYklEnkRE
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I AM glad today is Friday and tina;
the school part OF il IS done Me
and Rowdy do not mind the going
to school school because my mother
which art in heaven wants Us TO get
an EDUCATION, but guess we would
rather both come home from school
than 90 to it, Jean says she likes to
go to school, but guess that IS be-
cause she is Scotch and wants to get
all she can The girls were playing
prisoners base today and II was Jean S
game because she started 1t and she
asked me 10 play so | did, and ! fell
over Rowdy when | was playing and
got made prisoner the first thing.
but Jean was a good runner and she
rescued me right away and then they
made Jean prisoner and left her IN
ill they caught me and made me
prisoner again, and then they went on
playing and left Jean and me prisoners,
and they kept us sewcd up that way till
the bell rang and maybe they think |
am not onto them, but am lean does
not think they done it on purpose but
she can't fool me about those NUTS
| knew them long before she went to
school at our school. Maybe they can
put something over on the Scotch bu'
not on the American girl with a streak
OF Irish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

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