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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-09-09
DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT
Town Bergen

First publication Sept 2.last Oct Z.
Sheriff's Sale
state of Wisconsin. Circuit Court. Marathon
County.
Paul A Vollbrecht,
Plaintiff.
John Pley and Mrs John Pley. his wife. If
Defendants.
By virtue of judgment of foreclosure and
sale made in the above entitled action on the
24th day OF August. 1918 the undersigned
sheriff of Marathon County. State of Wiscon-
sin, Will sell at the west door OF the Court
House in the City OF Wsussu; Marathon
noon on the 18th day of October, 1919. the real
estate and mortgaged premises directed by
said Judgment TO be sold and therein described
Southeast Quarter (seD of Section Nineteen
Q9). Township Thirty 600, North. Range Nine
90. East In Marathon County, Wisconsin.
The terms of sale will be cash.
Dated August 9th. 1919.
Sheriff OF Marathon County, Wisconsin.
NJ. W. SWEET.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication Sept. 2. last Oct.7 Z.
State of Wisconsin. In Circuit Court. Mara
thOn County.
Herman Prehn,
Ella Prehn. his wife.
G. Fl. Young,
Lucy Young. his wife.
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin: To the said defen-
dantS:-
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons.
exclusive OF the day OF service. and defend the
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid,
and in case OF your failure so to do, judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand OF the complaint.
E. p. WoRTHING,
Attorney for plaintiffs.
P. o. Address. Fond du Lac. Fond du Lac
County, Wisconsin.
N. B. Take notice that the summons and
complaint are on file in the Office of the Clerk
OF above named Court.
Z. P. WoRTHING
Attorney for the Plaintiffs.
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First publication Aug. &c, last Sept. 30.
Summons
State of Wisconsin. In Circuit Court, for Mar
athon County.
Christie d. Kyllo Plaintiff
VS..
Percy E. KyIlo Defendantl
The State OF Wisconsin to the said Defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days after service of this SUMMONS
exclusive OF the day of service, and defend
the above entitled action 10 the court afore-
SAID; and In case Of your failure so TO do
judgment win be rendered against you accord
ing 70 the demand OF the complaint OF which
copy is herewith served upon you.
FL. & A. II. SMITH
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Post Office address, Merrill. Lincoln county,
Wisconsin.
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First publication Aug. 26, last Sept. g.
Notice to Prove VIII and Notice to
Creditors

state OF Wisconsin, County Court, Marathon
County-In PROBATE.
In Re Estate OF Ida L. Anderson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that at the Special
Term of Court to be held at said Court House
AT the City Of Wausau. Marathon County.
wisconsin on the Second Tuesday of January
A d. 1920 there viii be heard. considered and
adjusted all claims against said Ida L
Anderson deco aSed;
And notice is hereby further given. that all
S.1ch claims for examination and allow ance
mnst be presented 70 said county court at the
Court House in the City of Wausau. in said
county and state. on or before the first Tues
daT Of January. A d. 1870. or be barred.
dated August ., 1919.
By the Court
F. E. BUMP. Judge.
n " SWEET Attorney.
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Arizona republican., 1919-10-19

woman to be granted a license. During
the war she served as an instructor in
the French flying school at Vile Cou-
blay, and though she was never al
lowed to go to the front, she devoted
herself to instructing flyers behind the
lines and her students became accom-
plished pilots, bombers and combat
warriors.
Now they would not let me go to the
front" she pouted. They said was a
woman-that is wasn't being done. And
so / had to stay back of the lines,
teaching, teaching, teaching. while my
boys fought the boches over the lines"
French Girls Like Horses
First of the French women to be
brevetted. and the only remaining one
of five French women who have be-
come ''airwomen," Mile. Herveux is the
idol of the French aviation service.
THE French girls, they are not ath-
letic like your American girls. They do
not even drive motor cars much-only
horses. Everyone looks twice at a
French girl driving in the streets OF
Paris.
| But American girls-they, like
| American men, are wonderful Out OF
three hundred persons that l took up in
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19
AMERICAN GIRL is
"CRAZEE" TO FLY
lKansas Cifr Sian


NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-Mlle. Jane
Herveux, premier aviatrix of France
and captain in Escadrille 472, arrived in
America yesterday for the expressed
purpose of teaching the Yankee girls
to fly"
THE French girls" she said; they
are more interested in terrestrial con-
quests. They have no great yearning
to fly among the clouds. But the
American gi,l-ah, she is crazee to fly
and she VII like it much
When the little French woman first
undertook to so to the battle front as
flier she was repulsed, though she
had flown for years.
Prejudice Against Women
"They told me flying wasn't wom-
ans game-that only he-angels had
wings. 1t was so silly-this prejudice
against women flying. Given half a
chance we fly better than men. So we
showed them
Captain Herveux secured her brevet
in Paris in 1910 and is the first French
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19
COYOTES FEED ON
.NORNALITES; WIN
EASILY BY 10 To 8
Powerful Scoring Machine
Developed by Geary
Shows TO Good Advan-
tage in First Interscholas-
tic Game of Season -
Many Substitutes Used by
High Team

1t was almost thanksgiving" feast
which Captain Bryant and his Coyotes
enjoyed at the new high school ath-
letic field yesterday afternoon at the
expense of the Tempe Normal eleven.
Piling up a sum total of As points to
lone drop kick for the visitors, the
Phoenicians clearly demonstrated their
superiority in every department of the
game.
The Phoenix scoring machine got
into operation early and before the
first quarters had ended, the Coyotes
had piled up IS points on three touch
downs. They shot through the line
almost at will and it was seldom that
Coyote back was stopped before he
reached the secondary defense. firing
of line plunging, they then -resorted to
end runs and had little difficulty in
turning the Normal extremities for
gains varying from five to 80 yards.
At this style of play, Bryant and Gill
land excelled.
All in all, the game was well played
from the Phoenix standpoint. The line
charged hard and furious and stopped
the Normal efforts at line plunging
time after time. But the ends were
weak, the flanks frequently being
drawn in on fake plays. However, this
difficulty can be overcome with more
experience.
Captain Buck was practically the
entire team for the visitors and even
he failed to live up to expectations. He
tore off several good runs and proved
wizard in the open, twisting his way
through the entire Phoenix team on
one occasion for a gain of IS yards.
His style of running made him hard
man to tackle. His defensive work was
brilliant at times but for the greater
part he was content to let the rest of
the team stop the man carrying the
ball. His tumble of a punt, was also
responsible for one of the Coyotes
touchdowns.
For Phoenix, the entire team showed
a great Improvement over the preced-
ing week and and Captain Bryant and
GiIland tore off yardage with appar-
ent ease. McDevitt plunged hard and
consistently through the line, tearing
off two to 20 yards almost every time
he was called upon.
Newkirk at center also showed we'll
his work being responsible for many
long gains. Doyle at right end also
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19

the air on exhibition flights since the
armistice only one was French girl
Ten were officers and the rest Ameri-
can Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. girls
And they were crazy to learn to fly
According to Captain Herveux,
American women should become &C
complished aviatrixes in month. And
those who drive motor cars should
master the game in less time. The
most stupid can learn in two months
Before taking up aviation Nils. Her
veux won considerable prominence as
driver of racing motor cars. And
after the armistice she was a regular
flier in the Paris Brussels aerial pos
| tai service.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19
PLAYED NOT FAvoRITEs
(Houston Pnstl

NI1UUSIUN IUSIJ
I'm bothered fierce with rats" said
Mrs. Casey, owner of the boarding
house, as she talked over the back
fence with her neighbor
Did yez buy any of thin rat bis
cults for thim?" suggested Mrs. Kelly.
Nov, Mrs. Kelly, what kind av n
house do you think I'm runnin'? Sure.
If the bastes can't ate what the rest ~
US do they kin so hungry"
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19

to o., the varsity scoring almost at
will. The Indians showed individual
daring but lacked training. The most
spectacular play Of the game was a
run for half the length Of the field by
American Yellow Horse of the In
dams.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19
PENN sMoorHERs swARTHMoRE

versity of Pennsylvania football team
defeated the Swarthmore College
eleven today SIS to T. Swarthmore was
the first to score but once the Penn
sylvania smoothering attack was
started, it proved irresistible.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19
OF A. oVERWHELMs INDIANS

TUCSON, Oct 1S-The Phoenix In
liam School bootban team was over
helmed here today by the University
g Arizona eleven by the score OF so
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19

Scoring: Touchdowns, Johnson, Cor
raj, McDevitt, Gilland 2, Bryant 2
Goals from touchdown: Bryant 3. Drop
kicks; Buck. Time of quarters Is
minutes. Referee: Meyer. u. of A.
Umpire: Adams, Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19
The Lineups

proved a find" and his work in fu-
ture games will bear watching.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19

scented by the fair commission to the
cadet organization winning the com
petitive drill to be staged on American
Legion day Of the fair A solid copper
cup is the appropriate offering which
viii go to the trotter or PAGER making
the fastest heat in the Arizona Copper
stakes. Another of the trophies will
Arizona republican., 1919-10-19
Hart SChaffner & Marx
clothes

They're here in all the new Styles "belters" double
breasteds the Varsity SUITS guaranteed to satisfy
you-money back if they don't.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
CITY SCHOOLS Will
suPlrc0TT0NP P|ckEls
Fifty Pupils Asrss 70 Work IN
Fields rcr Two Days Farm.
err should Notify Ne
Chamhsr of Commsves

css superintendent G n Peak has
cemriessa arrangements WHEREBY fsfty
punsl~ in tAe xsAmmsF srNsiss NJ the
Guthrie city Mrh~cs are ssatlshle tm
rlck r~ston saturday November sagh.
and Monday. November wth pt
~sars~ these paiAW win Fev~sse the
rcsalsr ptlce tof fsvkinU susteA. ha'
they are doing this more tvs ! fasFis
osic ausy than fet shs muney hsp ~sil
vvs fsr their work
rrmn~p1rt alton wlil have ie ~ fur
nlHhed ihe ehsiaren W ana frnm the
rusien fields hy ihelv empsayefs
Please notify the anasrsiNnvu ~ the
number wsntsa and IN lime - the
psskerv nsay be veeay when nsedesi
Emrleysfs mnst come % the cham.
Der ~ sommefye 10 wsa th.sr plehss~
nos later than osclnsk m Nasuf.
asy and Monday,
rhens ~ ,uuf otderN nov Offer
phuae ~. residence mhuns. iaas A r.
Gregory. Secretary Chamber of rom
merVr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
WHISKY SALE Is MADE
iEcN. Nv COT RT DECISION

Louisville. ~. Sev ss-- Auovnsy~
sor esstilling ssssrvsgs sps~reusly Won
sacshes rvrnd sn sA~ figAs ON war
snae arohsbKsca in federal coa- here
sn&&r -
Jadge ENans in she cokrse al a~xm.
~eI sr ca y hrosnshx nv Louisville
dsssSisers snneaaceA t~nm sAe sench
hss eeatsf that the Law H. nneansfstu-
sanns1 and ~ the concsasAou NJ th@
sse&s cs attorney said he xouad issue
~ snscnexaon tnmcrruw ressrafnsrg 4
sovernmers fnsefterwnce with the ~ale
4 Fhe dastta~-s sAx -g~ad whisky.
NnTah~r she tn3nnefson wousa be
remp0rary or c~vmsnwnt. fhs eourt
said. rested with Attorney General
Palmer, whose office wss gsvsr untli
'onaorrvw 10 s6vise with che dlstrsc
ass@mey ag ,Swaasag@.
" temporary writ il issued rzslsg
v Frvce6ur~ wcald permh rxseas
a~saFs ir sss operation. pending srwu. !.
aaers ON raosson 10 make II parma .
nezt II permanent. only vrsi os
Ts efssee&s. X xxs said. coala preven
he Louisville dAstilse~s afr1ngsns tor
Immediate disposition a the TAX paid
shlsky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
FORMER STATE OFFICIAL
IS SUED BY PARTNERS
asvs@nssTws
J. N. Aydslotts WHO Organised
the Midland Motor Company
Il HAisd Into
Court

Oklahoma CITY. Nov i9s-- -Twa suKs
asksne dsmaw~s axxregasins tiss.aea
were filed sssinss N Aydeis tie. tof 4
msw chairman Of the STATE board of
affairs. yesterday BY Roh~gs inKlls and
H~nTv e Hog AydeAoste saemeln
w.s rf~e dent OF sha Midland Mo,os
Co. ard Truck rnnalmns. a firm ~
which lnaisT and isatx were pnsmos<fs
Rots and iaglse each ask hamaEra
Of s&i.9ap fof sliex@d false prossou
s'on On charges N ensbs zsl.msns
'r-@shs n is charxed by Aydcsofse.
Th~ ~ushssxismens eases were die Z.
r''a~x a lass wmek by laseph n Deas
s~~e srr~asce of the rcNns. In sils asks
fiseap acsusl daasnxes and slp,onv
tmni,sva dan,~ves t~~anw os an si y
lsxsd false slssemens ssns 10 the
is'crkhn'sNr~ " N. Midland Company
by Asar'o'se on March u.
sh~ reformation flied sxalfsss Bots
srd Enslis charged them with having
embessssd 4 total al s7.sy7ga of ahe
Msdlands funds
@He-"ss.ie, incured 40 .ooc,s
The s''ainfsffs r~rh allexv that the
prosecution injured him 4 total of tSi +
- remlred as follows VI Gao as Z
sorney'n fees: $40 travelling expense !;
ts.1e loss of time from hasiners
ts.au physical Suffering and less of
health. 80 faa injury TO reputation
and business standing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
MANY HEAR EVANGELIST
At CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Seventeen Converts Made During
the Present Week; Meesings
Grow In Interest, Music
Ia Excellent

"tin anywhere and iaarn anvthIns =
is fhs slogan Tor the new army that is
being created from the remalnn of the
vass machine which crushed Germany.
ecoording 20 Sergeant nsnjansn VI
Peters, of the fecnnAins station here
An appropriation of $1,000. SEQ hy
congfsss for ihe fiscal year sadins
June ", 1920. IL h.ine Distributed to
vafioul camps IN lhe United stasrs,
60 The army ~ ooeu aaioh in Ger.
many, GO Hawaii the rhliippine Ia.
Ands and The Panama Canal anne.
Arrangements are heinz msds IN
cnnveft thc sa@s su4ply of bouks tools
and machinery used tn che voo4iaanal
work IN the A RF IN France so the
seeficns 60 be- occapied BY the pegular
army. When shs lR done 1, w dee Jared
chat the army Win offer the n.eat
opportunity on earth tor man 20 he.
come sp~ssaiist IN Aolne technical
line u work.
Among some ~ the subjects tsuxhs
are the following AUTOMOBILES ~.
pairing, truck driving. yuloanixInx.
rsdso work, ieiesralhy. g~nersl el.c.
iric work, carpentry. stone and brick
mason, tailoring. plumbing. shrcs me.
ts1 work, printing, phosogrvs hs. phar.
macy, smbalming highway con~sruc.
ton, inasic. agriculture. leather work
miscellaneous. general business and
6asse aud advanced educational cub j.
jecis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
GIRL N SHORT DRESS
SAYS RICH MAN IS GUILTY
Pomeroy Cooper, Prominent East
Logan Farmer. Il On Trial
To-day; Charge II Very
Serious One

The Gaze OF the state against Pom
erUy Cooper. wealthy Bear Greek
township farmer ~ Occupying ne a.
tention of a jury and Judge swsnk
in district couw today cou9er Il
ctargsd with statutory offense. The
principal witness is Ruby e'nu'. a
~ year old school gsrs Elmer Stout.
fsther az the girl caused the arrest
of Cooper early IN the summer. 4
suit Tor &t0.0do damages w#s also filed
agslnn Cooper BY Stout. The damage
case il yet 20 be- heard
TIN Stout girl. In shorf dresses. Was
on fhe stand the greater pmrt OF yes
tsrdsy afternoon and her Testimony
vss damaging 10 the defense s~yeal
local physicisnx. who examln.s ,hs
young girl. testified today. Msny
wstne~ues have been sabpoenaed The
evidence being brought out by The at
torneys IL xaIscions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
NEW or. TEST TO GO
DOWN NEAR EDMOND


A $4,000 guarantee has been ro sed
by an Idaho syndicate that u will aink
q SoU fons well five mllsm weat N
Edmond In an atsemfs 10 find dasp h Oh
producing sand, The syndicasce OBJ
tanned leases from farmers through
Edmond hanks and the farmers do.
mnnded a Euarante. thai serions ~.
fors would be made.
The tooiw are being placed ana che
well will be spudded In mex w.sk.
with hopes ~ reachinv aDoo fetf ID
fh" next three weekI 10 Noxxia who
- supervising che drilling say. the
hole win b. sunk in the Osaye ami.
cline on the hgest POINT between
Wichita Falls and the Kansas lire. A
showing OF OIL ~ er sc,ed vi 1890
feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

uov~fH"F habefss0u Mnaauneesi yes.
'srdAy that be " CARRYING 90 uasokIa.
iiorA with th@ elueatinnal avaueA ~
w" itocArfellrr foundation 70 make an
educational snvay &C elt'ahuma
Oar edaeatiaual aYvtsgn ~ aas 90
% wha. n should te und eempsehem.
a'ss survey ouwhi ~ be nsaEn ta hrlns
ous lss weak and detasssvS pnlagH.~
naid the Koyefner
The Huyefner sald ~ axp~ess "a
eDu'piets ina NEGOTIATIONS III a lew
days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

Ne~ Nork. Nov "a The nssle xrAs
ts~n~pers. Lake nsrsa hfsnAsnS home
the hsdie& u lhA Amessran eeiAssav
Who msde ske ~alrvme sacrifice IN
n0rskssn Rnssla ~ta sis an ~ IN army
pier in it~soksn. IA midnsxMt 'orsshi
War A~3~rtmens osaeFS arr tkN ~
enc ~ s1ow~d On sh~ nls* nnt'i co.
usorro~ nesrninx whom the nSsions
skr1aSA s>an9rvsm4uFNai wsa~wsn stlvn.
shs ~rms and members n she An~ri
c~n tswton. VII, honet the herosc dead
raM~wsl sofvteew wiA ee heaa m she
wharf
unMed States Senator Jams~ wsds
w0~sh NJ Ne~ NorA. ~lsa aenvev Aa
address Reisfssss and friends W the
dead wMl xsx~nd
the hodaes wir ti~ In state IN q
morsasrv cha ~ anita shsy are sTnf
horne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
URGES ROTARY CLUBS
TO SUPPORT TEACHERS
District Governor rimmons De.
livers Fcrceful Address on
Service Al Noondav Ses-
sion Of Local Rotary

The growth OF RolsAesism. w
" agitation and the consequent tn
dustrtal unrest IN this ceua,ry very
rightly gives cuneern 10 the eanseFvs-
tive &assnvss interests ot RE nation.
bat while the business man TANKS
upon TIE unrest he gives no fhoneht
10 one element which means the pre-
sersstion Of the county and re
wedding on, of grossly radical tGousht
that element is tie school teaching
aausa os thr unisea states: while
manual labor Is demanding and re-
ceavlng iss fuil need, there Il pc per
cepsshie increase Of salaries 40 school
te~cA ers. the persons 20 whem 10 al
iosied the work of shaping the minds
and sAcagh of The rasare gencra-
ttoa.-
Thus spoke Roterz rsmmons, of
wsckixA. af FAe noon day luncheon Of
the Rotary club az tho lone.
Mr. Timmons IN the district gover"
nor of the International Rotary As-
sccsasion
He was tire guest OF honor at the
mncaecn and delivered an address r..
plese with Information and SAGE wis
dens
'Rotaryism mean service" !" contInn-
"a Mr.. Tfmnons. The close OF e
war finds Il facing many plans for
the betterment Of civic life, Many
people affect to believe that Rotary
Is high- brow organization. In which
an allotted few confer and eat: the
element Of membership based on busg
mess classification IN the very thlnE
rast makes Rosarytsm strong: 4, re-
moves the direct competitive spirit
The speaker dwelied At length on
service and emphasized the nead
more extended Boy Service
"The unprivilewed boy should de-
snxnd the closest attention of KosAr-
!ans and clubs throughout the coun .
try are already sf work making boy
surveys wirs the object OF ameiioraf-
ing fhe condition of the average boy
or she average town. = said the speaker
Tsmmons Ia .orcefal and sioqnent
salker ana bis address was highly Mp.
preclafed by the local club Every
sast af table was occvpsed ard Land
lore scar1en served Doantiful re-.
past
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

nut \ before the state 81 Massaehu.
s-tss The peo IL OF ,he unitsi Tsstss
wsnt 10 meet that issue fos sheir ma.
iioD ~ tbs people Of Mx~sachnsstt.
met II for tlfeir state They viii s~t-
tie Il ~ Ms ~schus<4ss ss&tied II.
They VIII shpw ssif-sppoIntsd nut0c-
racy wheshcr Il can NY down tb<
terms and coudkIons on which v Win
obey court orders They VIII sh0w
Organized labor. ~ thsy vii yncw cr.
ssnised capital. who " behind The ~
and who 10 behind The xovsrnmsnt.
rho n sb~ iAw and who y The gov
ernnsnt--sIi The Aussicss 2<Opse.
whenevsv anybody. whssh9s his
name u Poster Or o0mpsrs. wantes b
Night "A ~ fIn>ua - 49, 1snlam&u1nl
lseue ~ NJ t1vs \ = ~ unIIs1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
One States Vital Message to the Nation

rhole institution OF American gov Z.
TnBeni.
wcodro~ wIl,on, president u the
rnssed sssse~. has seDs 30 the vicsc.
1ous governor . rr@~sSsge a conxsat :
rlSticr vhsch Tor she Anesscsn PEG
pie Ii like breath u fresh air from
the n,oxntain top:
= consrstsiste yos upon your
election - . victory for law and
order. w1sen that n shs tssus al
Ame1csns sand sog1>ber."
n may ~ read ukh profit BY aise
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

tbe vi'hdrswsi d an injunctiaH be-.
cause u IL sxzinst them; d~r,snds
ihs' there shsIi b. no psvsrsss ~ isw
" a \ contrary 20 their orders a..
nsands shss there shall be no enact.
ntrnt of isxisbiiop II \ is nos for
them only: demands that there shall
b. no os,erai0a of government except
% u may Operate n sb~sr swce< viii.
For any a them. In ii,e coipru of
Poster or In the coIors of Gonpsrs.
daring 10 defy Eovs rpmens authority,
fh>rs viii come sosry dsy n they
d. 40 heed sihls m<ssA1s of ~ vii
soa spd ~ tAs assiooAi viii and
power tee1n1 sscb rnsSsags.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

rae hIab coat of min taad Is maxi
Ink ths COWS daapatass A pteaia
party FsturnIRg from wnlk through
the woods found one calmly aavourr
Ing their luneh A large loaf " hrsad.
nosoo ple, pound ~ fancy eak~a.
ponnd and quarter ~ bacon. half
makszins aud two tourist vaps had
disappeared and Ola noaa Was 10 tho
middle ~ d ball of twins csewinx n
Down foot by foot r'aat cow lived
high Tor ono day