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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27
TO THE COMMANDER AND
MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON CO.
POsT NO. Il
THE AMERICAN LEGION,
GOLDEN, COLO.

THE AMERICAN LEGION,
GOLDEN, COLO.
You committee appoint II - .iraw
resolutions re future military policy
Of the United States be ~ leave to of-
fer the following:
WHEREAS, the subject of the fu-
ture military policy Of the United
States Is being discussed pro and con
by individuals and organizations thru
out the commonwealth,
AND WHEREAS. the War Depart
ment has recommended certain mil
itary policy, commonly known ~ un-
ivsrsal military training. which II will
ask congress to ratify and approve.
AND WHEREAS, we believe said
policy autocratic. impracticable. and
undemocratie,
THEREFORE, be II resolved, BY
the Jefferson County No. 2I Amcri.
can Legion, that we are vigorously
opposed TO the system Of universal
military training advocated by the
War Department, ~ we undersatnnd
It, and that we are unaltcrably and
unequivocally opposed TO any mill
tary policy sponsored by any individ.
ual or groups Of individuals which
savors Of the said proposed policy Of
the War Department.
BE 1T FINALLY RESOLVED. that
= copy Of these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of this Post and
that the adjutsnt be instructed to
forward . copy TO Congressman Guy
u. Hardy and 70 furnish the local
and county press with copies Of the
same.
JOHN C. VIVIAN,
JOHN ". JEUCk
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27
GOVERNOR SHoUP STILL BUSY
CLEARING NAMES OF
REClSTRANTS
Publisher Of Enterprise,
Arvada, Colo,

Publisher of Enterprise,
Arvada, Colo.
Dear Sir:-Some months ago your
paper published list Of draft delin-
duents, coupled with a request that
certain data be furnished in order to
enable this office to make correct
ions In the records of registrants.
Thru your efforts and those of other
newspapers thruout the State, it has
been made possible for US to clear
many incomplete and imperfect draft
records.
This office Is very desirous Of clear
Ing many more records and we again
appeal to you foradditional aid. We
are enclosing three separate lists
marked List 1. List 2 and list 3.
List No. Includes all names Of
rsgistrants whose draft record was
insQmplete and the stain of delin-
qulncy which hitherto existed, thru
error or otherwise. has been rcmov-
cd.
List 2.-Includes all names Of reg
istrants whose incomplete draft rec
ord is partially cleared and needs on
ly Nc affidavit from the pnrty Civ
Ing the information.
List 3.-Includes all names of reg
istrants with imperfect records and
concerning whom we have no inform
ston.
Il il our desire to place In List !.
the Honor Roll. Nh many names M
possible, and you will render these
rexixtFants n great service by giving
this list wide publicity, and we urge
every loyal citizen Of your County
TO cooperate with us In this work.
Very Respectfully.
OLIVER II. SHOUP,
Governor Of Colorado
by Miles &. Saunders.
by MILES G. SAUNDERS,
Provost Marshal.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Asgistssats In ysffsrsea CsWsty.
whsss IaeerpIsts Draft Reeord
Would b Cleared n Psstiss Civ.
fee 1sfosnatlsa Wsvld sstsss a..
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FIX
FIX NEW TAX LEVY.

The county commissioners at their
session on tuesday Of last week
spread the tax levy for the 1920
taxes. A considerable increase was
made in all parts Of the county. The
new levy will make the tax on
thousand dollars worth of property
in the various towns Of the county
"a follows:
Golden, $S0.57; Arvada, t30.17;
Edgewater, $S4.97; Mountain View,
$2s.e7i Morrison, ss4.s7.
NE levy for the county is a. fol-
low1:
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Ex-senator I.cander West andwife
are giving a Thanksgiving dinner 70
their family. There will he TIE
families Of 4. c. West. George A.
West Of Weld county. Lea West Of
Ralston Crsck, and Will Cole and
viii Ambrose. all Of Weld county,
making about thirty In number that
will gather round the festal bord
and viii b o happy occasion.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27
DARDEN POMONA GRANGE
MEETS IN LITTLETON


Darden Pomona Grange No. will
meet with Columbinc Grange At
Littleton. Saturday, December 9Th.
The meeting will begin At 1880
p. N. Election Of officers. and such
business - may come before the
order will be transacted, after which
thsrs will be very interesting speak.
srs. An excellent program Is assured
for the evening session by Columbine
Grange 9Th degree will also be con-
ferrsd. Il will be profitable for all
0rangsr 10 attend.
Fratsrnally.
ERNEST APPEL.
xastss Of Dasdsn Pomona
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

The Wheat Ridge Athletic club is
preparing for big season this year,
with seven games in the series instea
Of five, Is formerly. They are SELL
ing tickets for the season At $1.50 to
all except school children, who are
given 4 special price Of $1.00. The
new gymnasium is nearly finished so
the games will be played there in
stead Of 1t the old Berkeley Armory.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

e The drinking fountain In memory
Of the boys who gave their lives and
services during the late wsr hss been
ordered by the committee Of the W.
r. c. and will be . thing Of bsAuty.
Il will probably not be put In place
until early In the spring on account
Of ths park not being finished There
has been In the neiRhborhcod o.
S33t 90 raised pnd Il will prot ab'?
require 5000 more to complete Il and
erect Il. The committee has done
faithfu! w.rk and Arvada will have \
monument T.. te proud Of.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27
and Personal Happenings

= The front doors which Chas. Allen
is having installed for G. s. Scott's
show room for Overland cars, is q de-
cided improvement on this side Of the
street, and when Mr.. Allen gets the
entire front of his newly acquired
property known as the Hall Block,
ornamented with paint, people won't
know the place.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Mrs. Clarence Shoop had word
from Mrs. McClain recently, who IL
at Todd, Pennsylvania which reports
her quite well, but Lonesome for her
Arvada friends. She orders the En-
terprise sent regularly to dispel the
gloom in her lonesome moments.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Tho Baptist ladies' will hold bnx-
aar on Saturday. December 18th At
Mrs. Molet's place Of business on
Grsndvicw. There will bo splendid
assortment Of useful and fancy a.
ticlss and this will be . good place 10
do some Of your Christmas shopping
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Ernest Kaler left Sunday for San,
Diego, California, where he has q
good job awaiting. him. Ernest has
been working since his return from
Overseas at his old job with the U. P.
railroad Company atSterling.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Ma and Mrs. Gibbs West expect
TO leave Monday for Long Beach.
Calf.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

A. NJ. Donnell Of Wheatridge, is
nursing a carbuncle on his neck,
which he says he'd be willing to part
with, for five dollars.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Another fire bug seems to have got
lose again over on Wheat Ridge, and
it will pay the farmers in that part
Of the County to be on the lookout
for night providers. About $3.50 one
night last week, John Bader. living
near Missionary Home, observed fire
behind his barn and Fastening to the
scene, put it out before it got head
way. He found alot of rubbish sat
urated with coal oil, placed against
the barn, and was very fortunate in
having discovered it as soon as he did.
A little more than year ago, it will
be remembered, W. j. Wertman's
barn was burned to the ground, and
no one was ever convicted or even
arrested for the crime. It seems a
pity that there are human beings who
will commit such crime.
LYes, the washing Marshal Towns
ley gave the main street, which was
50 muddy after the snow, did quite
a lot Of good in getting rid of the
slush. But it is rather an expensive
way to dispose Of the mud. A good
pavement would be more practical
and would add so much to the ap-
pearance Of the town.
The Enterprise overlooked the
mention Of Harry Bilbrough's death,
in last weeks issue, which occurred
q week ago Monday in a Denver hos
pital, and the remains were shipped
to his old home at St. Louis. Mr..
Bilbrough was formerly resident of
Arvada, and was travelling salesman
in the hardware line. He was
brother Of the late H. e. Bilbrough
who conducted a confectionery store
for several years, and who died about
four years ago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27
Hdavits seat. them,

fidavits sent thsm,
Name Unit Of Service
James J. Clancey died August 1917.
Lee c. Israel, 18TH Inf. Machin I
Gun Co.
Rssistrants Whose IaeenpIs.s
I, Draft Record Now. Stands Clear.
''res Ireland, lied Dec. 22d, L.
T. w. Lewis, ki'' / N mine June
1911.
List Of. Rssistrants Whose. Rsesrds
Stand Uaelssvsd at State Head.
Order No. Name.
9 William Smith
10 Casey II. Morris I
so Tosi Dc In Prosssx.
1926 Hugh Brandriff.. I
202 Henry Ofsink.
203 Frederick +. Durham.
233 Charles Albert Day.
259 Truman A. Thomas.
2SG William Albert Edwards.
1921 Thomas J. Mcars.
320 William p. Pctcrman.
333 George W. Schon.
800 William Kcssler.
800 Pete Bell.
702 Jose Saguccdo.
71s Frank X. Howard.
76i George T.. Cnrtcd.
s72 George Bishop.
90I Albert r. Johnson.
02A Edward J. Hartivig.
93i Odin Saldibsr.
S4A Harry Kiausner.
1903 Miguel Lagunns.
1913 Mclcsio Snldibnr.
A-Gs2 James II. Cox.
Abb jose Dcsidere Binlpando.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Clear Creek Valley Grange had a
very good meeting last Friday evenA
ing. Several applications of pros
pective members were received.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

csvsty Levy
General and support Of poor $40
mills.
County roads and bridges 2.S7
mills.
General school fund la mills
Contingent purposes 0.l0 mills. s.--
Total Of 7.2O mills.
Tewn Lsviss
Arvada, 1000 mills.
Edgewater, 1900 mills.
Golden, 1880 mills.
Mountain View, 1000 mills.
Morrison. 1900 mills.
State levy for all purposes. 3.+7
mills.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Rsgistrsats In Jsffsrses Csvsty.
whsss laeerplsts Drsfs Record
Would b Cleared u Psstiss Civ.
Sas 1sissnatlss Wsuh rstusn 81.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-27

Advertise II n The Eatsrpriss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

rather hard tc--so let him believe that
! An dlsaonorAkle Ases al. he 10
nv father
a have made no advanos," she
cried Indignantly
-No-o.~ tsid he<itAtirgiy.
-ThA. DO you mean NY- Courtseay.
Ay that . she 10 anise1. vita hard
elear-ruf precision q tone
-what one generally docs by a mega
tsre. But how can ] perxua6~ The
gvuerai. n seeus boeeless."
Can't yon plead . prersons attach
nertw she suggested, with IN aid Of
discover
~i-er-tred TO hint said Il
ioid you. The general wcnlens listen.
lie xAid---' 49,
Never ufrd What your fa;Aer said. =
she inter,scsed We both saf silent
Tor . vhils-
did rou suaw heY aAvancea Mr.
Courtenxy.- she inquired presently.
whose ! asked The snuirrel.
having erisked his abiutso0s- locked
al ne IN 6sgust vhisk<d his tail and
eissY paared-
The previons &ttaehsnents.
~she dse net make any"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

ly ii . sruirrel who VAS Washing his
face
"A wish il" ste replied IN cign3-
hec tone Il have 10 reason 10 he
annoyed a frAnkncss."
OF conrxe not ] replied heartily.
Il have absfaiped f-cna-fron kpeka5
ing 10 the general az the matter he
csns~ "a. kfrasc they would regard
yen as = fi'-
M. Csarserxy she cried in .
nnsit6 roic<
The general ssic--i tried 20 hint
thAi--weil. to nnd q ~sy ont you
Krov
% ycu have trsee-l tsd bot
know
n %. hess yor.- frsea- assured
her cheerfUily. And the general
sssd. Nv dear ysek. hope we Court-
enxyx are boHoEAtas uf1 What
osts- ktirihEtAk yos haze / don
know you keep EN- hi3dfn. hrt !
think yoEre CourienLv n The qnes-
iIon of honor And rcu have received
that girls kdrances usth eeEAainsty
even, ] may SAT-, encouragement
Mr Ccu-reray. how dare you
Her voice WAS npt with andsEnaiinn
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I 1s&r- oDsvsss1 n - ne
uesssi t->e>-eaAe - - -
Wnno - 1svs 49, IN Dere
orj&<DrD ~ sA.1 tAe9 ~ -
6nguonono - sAsa ! - - 49,
~ ~ spslssee sss - - vefo
~ a bqDs yps 6nt oiee ~
No. -. bct ! hint Y NJ hester
a. 80 eAcu,a ssss eli. eus -
~ sSeo = . veuDe Gsrk sooh evs-
- ocoSsrooap fer . DAs wAs-
SA8 10 euss sssugA NJ. cssrse-
aay. Ne vosrs 80 sev hersssv
colo
OF essrss - Ass ns assAks
49, arissa-- : eeafSsus1 = cesH ssal
IL general that ycrs parents serese
yoc-
rsey vsa:a rsv~r s5Fuvs - !
ssuash, that yea vssil veil yssrS oss
you-
-ys. Dss Ia 0nnerA. sssss 20
skinl ikAt I an bound h kncos. hss-
lag sa9srs1 ysss e1vsness- Marian
nass - aissH1ee enn1- -of
ossrse.- hassss~l to sH1. = sn
nsly sisias yon HE opinion II 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

fex- a lfttls behind De
~Sa ere il jss. haca7- asked step
pir 6 hark n wRLk hy her aade.
Ny mistress ia alNETs i'll ABE sad
sadly hEi now sire has cs1EsA- =
hrrncsf,-. ana have buuxas the usrai
remedatR
Size said thas rather ErudE5rglF. and
here vas q tnalitF in ihe. ssa' words
that prevented ne asking further qnes-
i1rns. SO we fsIa hart cn fhe~w rraner
and ane 81 TWO 1sca3 Aafs 81 rcvs fuch
a. the rhAre@ al ,,rerlIstc- III The
{ hrftht-r shpa. When sire cane 20
ter Scnr she paused then she put 1hs
/ srart har cevn ~ ihs co1csergss q
5 lodge znd 1ncs Ire newspaper ps-csl
and tbs hcstases.
u thsrk Nnrsae4z- rery nurh. !,
wxs ve-r suiah's ~ him TO help ne.
Ben lcnr; Monsieur
] raised ny hat 70 ps1asnt wnr7sn-
hood and walked across the sireer-
whsr cane 10 rv osr door
found Msdsne the ooDcfeTxf 1htrs
sx1aing 1e xneihsr wamsr and she
krsled ~ M
50 Monsieur vEs nelpng Nsoxrr<
JpKiiner- sne remarked. .snG= stlt Az6
. !. I s-s-s -e717~- wzflIxn ssthxlxea ElHncet o'
d Fs1ssr saS g=sssTsnf
: ksdHrne anranes~ I orkr5ed ~ss
I 1fzs1 is hs- name
Yea Nonsieur. this n the conciesE.
from ever there. sns vxt here sa1kt7x
s 80 Ds when ruu -zxsed
Al tr-reS "a The o1her cor-
cis-ee Il nss- N2aars gzrfneis rnis-
fress 10 ui--
81. funF rp her hznds
Al Ncnsseur. Ms1ame II Ccm--ss.
ia alpsrs ili- she Derer iezves be-
roen Fer I've seArs xher have hsss
hers. dnc sbs has never beet eus ~
Ferr szd Ea
Madame Ia Cpz-esse suures
is she sh.r q cou1seks
Oh r-s Norkiez-- III. hrfsard I
cousin came - see ue i've Years see
ans he tes-t ne uerffor he 1kre
aDe - toe No al sbcCf s1en Il
oenes fraz he ssDe par
Thea ever ready sor . kosEin- ~
vcnas psu-e< czs fse sso-v ere g
me ~e-< crt1na-r- ere-rdsT Er-zee =
-x,sr an< t1nese-. I. wxs c1lr fHs
PAR wkicA cc1re-zec Na<xue Jrs-zz'
fks- ~as Trns1z1
Etx Bl1rF sss e . 6e@.-1t1s ct-S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

sas ncs vss sorry. J has
tnsasff N<x,Aa ~&s nusscAi -
sor-y tksf sk< s2s 10. rhers q .
great 6tf~rtare hrsx<<n h<srs An
lrys< sE1 seins scr-l.
4 sn glsl fhsf yca Ase esneyea
Shs els .s pAroeci skiouey in0
cieG n eerfA sne s<f G rrnoer o. N
s.feras< he~si~> srnrr<-ne n sne
xi,ces' alaysH -Anyfkine 10 ee'fes
han war ocssrti, oonSiscenry-
The m4r<1ke 10 that se never Ues
hsfre.~ 4 sSi6 when yea came olf
vks rrrnlng over Europe siis
.sTha.k yea she -; up stisay.
NJ Ne hAd met befars the ref8rn 81
vour rAreEu-
i s'e net r,sss tisi.- sssd eu'rs-
".
nofisec irfs unsfilins- she ora
t.nree rieicosly
%. coma Msss wezyss'~ ] ersse.
Tnvslrzg ose6ience 10 'heir oen-
rnandx shs sa;les or s<r~asly, ~ycu
nssai have oenvsyed 10 me The eis'
ixxs<--
4 should rerer have ecss that ]
asserted
--rhs-s, Yor are stin aching under
tssi- infsSnc~,~ abe cred ~fth the
f-svurhsnt ~ az esinr alng an S.gu-
n.rf.
sBe~ersr uach ! felt IT. CON
,lnu~d
.,O.- Her As<h became riCt
-yua we're foing 20 indulge re
with an expiAnktsor. Mise wenrss
I rsrtrre1. asssr a. internal
Yea Here II is DO not sCee
vs,n nv ,a-enu
Reals ] have found hem rosi
agreeable"
III . her Who throw me AZ ron-
head. I An merely passive she
srsirear assaulted q small p~hhi> With
the rrin. nf her pArksri
when rou walk. drive. and cisg
with me--v~s Hnf spre'y fhere ~ q
vxv oyt. Tel them frankly what ro1
thsnk OF me.
M Courteaay. 4 ocriE Rat Tser
hr~. . rery high opInien Sf yor- and ]
srsy--I An wsilsns 10 xeuiit skki am
faIlisie-l nav be rr!sjodEinE yon
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sea1 ex+ersire gsUunGs. mncA luxury.
an sxtrsvAxsrt cwDer. mcrrEsre. Ezn-
bling losses. ard ~ The bcT7shae. 7ea-
~ deceit a gambler hss r<scrf 90
His death hr arovninx- at1sE- on ~
fEfrs being sxnznsne6- The news hroftn
10 the poor wadu~ that there vaF moth
ing. Simply ncsnsng She wAs Alneady
90. helpless and tAa16sess. With no sdea
how to lire 90 the rmsll a1pSlry- sse
lawyers nsnaGkt to eecrre fnr hxr
with the sncneY*v1ic4 The sale of her
personal beinnxin&e brought Fs
Her maid uxs 1ussins she wxs =
She had fsner rstA her mistress since
she wa TorrE gar1-
See vent II her Aanre A1& askee
hzn IL ahs nsehs take +kle cczrsfss into
heir hcues ard Gee asfsr her. but shs
MAJ lr6sx1Anf1y refused =
fusire went. ha<k. raxke1 IN the
few goods hsionEizs 10 tsrrsas and her
rnfssreSs and fer The cDunr-r fc-
PARA
That was - -ea,s xDa Nrw he old
lsas sas Sc and hso been h-d-1Ecen
for Is years During sls shs- ssne
1nsaznt ks-4 l--es rrsx ssrr kff. saw nc
enc wrote 10 rr ere
-sh~ sires ON rext 10 -oshsrE. cor
rfod~d -As coafifHEt scd krovs
how she does 4; kirS- sh< neE>r
spsaks of shss- Il. gss only ny hrs-
hz1css confsn rhe hapy'<red 70 fsor
sne xorr. Nine gEsffre has ne re,s-
ss1nx 'e.s al are dee1 &he k1a ne
noncy- ana ;se o1d ,seys rprney e:tu
wsk he-- rhare ne7e- b>e- in shes'
eas brr ! .kaor sh< heeSs L tesz-ztEl.
she "a ssSavs vorkszx. , zk- fs< -coms
sn1 4 ki<coer a fh< &ssA epcs. Moa-
<s.rr- AMI enc uinp Es4 tss1stfui
rhatez<l rpo.
<p skxs wzk tie sscrF lvens ID "a
rE tsr feesi1s sad.&xs von1erInE i
I cc11a ec snr-hizg - fs'y % aixt1>-
tte srrSta Of this Gear. f'r1v<- cs-ore<
xu-1Aa
81 frrr sse habdz os zeessn< xne
1zkir. - 4 - scri6ez, scs rszkixs
~ ~ ess-- anf vcxl6 seii Ae- -
esrkl.x cor;f fhiak os 70 anree an
s.-ere1 ker
she oerer spcke cf he~ s9as-sL es-ses
raF- - r-exer<- skczex ese as gcs.e
p,ss-e a1c ksnt. 80 oooz ;csz the ssy-
ress sh< nsl ~ xrpt
S<zes4zss gave tss fss fcss<s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

-you vssA Ne to-
sLssrsis. Yea cssno; care sc- M
~>o Dat dces secE rattsf n
~corfbis tceefs ~
T1se vag not tell yc1r pAreeta :
= ~eui1-esiy they siso heve
vesy A,eh ssiaiss - yea sn~
vsnya-
"i-cs esasss. year neshes ant -
general ere lears-l coe1 see. ~
the, sAesia pct hos eaa sasi ~
ter
~nsy siil iese ycu A.
i know vhAS yvu Desn- ale %
serposel krrrse<lk. krt tie s~n 80
resi,y not bet ensnSs 10 make her
icsA 90 gAyu- "Bu; ! rsser vss
that AHt ne soss es me ss--shAi
could net enSa.ser their oDisson q
ne
4 fear yru te ret ksov parsnu
I % hare nase . s,aay - them
But n 10 nc; esiy thai
-wsn~
4 really % ses ifhs TO ~ frsnA,
Mise w>uyss.- I sAid- she va tooe-
lns away from ne siske< ss;snh-
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By Annie Eva Everett.

I u il 70 unusual TO So only one
nourpe- One may live alone all ones
sise but when death comes In al lis
majesty. people appear A. II hy maxi-.
and sometimes she person who has
'hved lonelsess has rsosl COMPANY 20
Dee him 70 his lasi resting place
But here vas onir one Fcilewire
cutie clnas 10 the hears< skirts high
upitf1ed- Un hrelis oses head sr5ashsng
through the slippery mud. came An
old WOMAN II xxs Nine. justine. and
her mouth look ed ernasey than ever.
Szrsrgs women were cFving for The
lonely fgnrs. but sne Eas nos csJfn84
Her face vss orly vefy gYAy and very
tired
stepped forward
VIII you lei me vaik w1th ycu.s
saked- choking osex sAs. ver6s
Sbs shook her hAa4
No. shank you. Monsieur; she ~culd
rot IKE N
80 she went On alone asd al alons
the renf.. sa~ The pcep3e ssoppin&
! and the vcmen drspr4ee their skirts
in The med. : = -
n1de { comncf1on vhen ] eDt
back. And said ouGAa TO havs been
ssese~y1 nbe6 for u made my ccn-
rs%ret open her eyes 40 asfcnssbmcrf
tore over 70 the nencieree oppoxise
xrd asked Qrestsons. and ecs exciset
Madsme Il romsesse hsd died cr
! Chsiffmas day.
What ~as Nine Justine eosns to
r>~v AsA .,os knoy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-25

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IL ncssins ~enderiri IN eur z~sfins
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snrr from india. ~. answered s-arn-
sniis- ~ % the frat h' n, parents
have eyer made 10 The wocclEnns
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fully. -rhtrs mutt ~ first. II 70
. nsresesy 20 natg-ai trfnts
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yorr own you sre a pssslre sE.nf-
rou xre-~ she paused sDdden'T. as
win sn .fo-s. J suppose i venld
b. rnce - he as anrrg a. J 'eel
Anser suiis some ronen-3t, sriseo
Nf-En she loosss rcyal, rnKrnif-
cent.
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! sai6 6iylosak4sosaiF. noVr ccn-
riarer; rareuts s-e not rs roure as
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a. rny people 70 inriosse-iikt ran syrr
tope 10 bs. il is ;hs-sf~-s not Al
natural thar Se ftoald SO rEuct ~
each cihs1----.
TIE Inpth Is e~ery waxing hour
Shs spok. Indignantly 4 ~ ntxi
ysu n every neal rsi. with Foa,
drsr. y IN you play tennis with rcu,
sne sroora.lny yeEr songs
Tn sr,ulaF so-ry k.'cat that.
slic huffly
n doni suppcss ven cha htip II.
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ah7rk var ous;. urctsaea inr
No no.~ disclRi-sed II is quite
"a -nurh q borr 20 sirr 10 pr-lnsirki
people a. II ~ fc- ErMnsicsr pep e
10 listen 10 singing
Tou are ANNEXED now
"a an not. ssis Indignantly