The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
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7 SUPPOSE II Is good skeem to eat
dried apples for breakfast and
drink warm water for dinner and lot
the dried apples swell for supper, for
it must save,a lot OF disbwashing. but
] shall never cat any more evapperat-
ed apples for ! do not think they work
as we'll as the dried apples. | woke
up two or three times in the night last
night and was so hungry that Rowdy
moved down to the foot of the bed.
and when ! could see the sky just
getting light over Green's barn got
up and stirred and flopped some pan
cakes and by the time it was good
light | had fed my face and it was
time TO ramble, Pancakes and apple
soss are good, but they all ought 10
be eaten on the same day and at the
same time.
! knew Jean Alexander and her
father and mother would be glad 10
have me come over and 20 to Sunday
school, but Mr.. Alexander is too stern
on Sunday, for they eae' have 10 put
a penny on the plate and =, they are
Scotch so that makes them kinda sad
and they try 70 get all the relig ion
there IS so as to get their moneys
worth, and Il a little girl laughs loud
on Sunday they look worried. so me
and Rowdy went out TO June's house
where we had not been for long time
and June was there aud Fannie, the
girl took out there from the orphan
asylum was there, and June's father
was there and the cook was there and
a httle while after me and Rowdy
made up our minds TO 20 out there we
were there, and the cook wanted 10
know what ] had had for breakfast
and when told her pancakes she gave
me some biscuits and milk and I ate
a lot OF them, for | can eat any time
fee like It, and ! gave the rest 10
Rowdy, for he can, too a dog can al
ways eat.
THEN me and Fannie went out In
the barn to play the barn is big
ger than house aud used to be on the
place, June says, when II was a farm
and beiors they had autos, and there IS
place TO drive in and a place on
each side Of that high up, where they
used to put hay, and there was a rope
hanging right down from the middle
OF the roof, but it did not touch the
floor, and that looked like We could
have a heap of fun " we could qet il
so Fannie clumb up in one side and |
got a clothes pole and after | had ed
quite a lot OF times pushed the rome
over to her and she got hold of il and
hung onto i til ] clumb up where She
was, and then | took hold OF il and
said, One for the money two ior m,
show, three TO make ready and four to
go' and ] gave a jump and swurc all
,he way across the low place in ,,e
barn and landed on the other hlQh
place, and that was fun, so | swung
hac k again, and Fannie wanted 10 lrv
Il but she was afraid she might hur,
her leg which was a game leg before
the doctor cured II, but she said II |
would tie the rope around her she
would do T. so did and gave her a
push but she could not catch hold ON
the other side so she swung back again
but not far enough so could catch
hold oi her and then she kept swinging
back and forth ill the old cat died and
then she hung there right In the h iddle
hut so high up that | could not reach
the mutt told her to take hold Of
the rope and make her legs 40 like she
was IN a swing and she would swing
! across, but she said she couidr''