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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
SULPHUR
Papers on sale at
Wf]sy's Drug City Drug
Store. Stsre,
East Side West Side
Sulphur Locals

sulphur Locals
Mrs. Fay Edsell of Ada was the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ross las,
week. She returned home Saturday
evening.
Messrs Jim and Clifford Lindsay
were In Sulphur Saturday on business
Miss Eula Thompson of Antlers
spent the week end as the guest OF
Mrs. Melvin Hudson.
Miss Margaret Fulton, returned last
Friday from Kidd Key College where
she has been a student the past ses
sion
Misses Ada and Ruth Estes left
Monday for Ada where they will at
tend the summer normal. Both OF
these young ladies are principals oi
the two ward schools OF this city.
Miss Lena Parks will attend the
summer normal at Ada. She Is the
daughter of Sheriff Parks and teach
er in the Sulphur city schools.
Miss Faye Eaks left the first 81
the week to attend the Ada normal
Misses Ruth and Ruby Slower who
have been attending the o. C. w. al
Chickasha, left this week for Ada
where they will pursue their summer
studleA
Miss Nellen Biard, teacher in the
Sulphur city schools, is attending
the Ada Normal.
Miss Alice Cotter is attending the
Ada normal this summer. She has
been teaching the Carr Chapel schools
the past year.
Miss Lulu Ballinger, high schoo
graduate. will attend the summer nor
NAL at Ada.
Miss Lottie Hilllard left the first
Of the week 10 enroll in the Ada nor
NAL.
Miss Lena Slower, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Slower, is enrolled az
the Ada normal. Miss Slower is 9
teacher in the city schools.
Rev and Mrs. e. c. Webb motored
TO Oklahoma City last week. taking
car TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Meyer, who
have moved to that city. Mr.. and Mrs
Webb returned Friday.
Wade Mosley Of Hickory was here
transacting business last Friday
William Parry went to Ada Fri
day to make arrangements to enter
the summer normal for some review
work, preparatory to entering the
University this fall. He has beer
with the Bank Of Commerce since
returning from the navy,
Prof and Mrs. ]. E. Belcier leave
this week for the Ada normal where
Mr.. Belcher will assume a place on
the summer normal faculty. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Belcher have been reelected
to their places in the high school
Supt. A. c. Floyd will leave this
week for the University at Norman
where ne completes during the sum
mer term his Masters degree.
Mrs. I. c. Renfrow was in Oklahoma
City last week visiting friends ant
relatives and hearing Billy Sunday
in his great meeting. She was ac
companied home by Mr.. and Mrs. T
j. Warren who spent the week END
with Col. and Mrs. Renfrow.
A. M. Wright and family went tc
Oklahoma City hast Friday to hear
Billy Sunday.
Rev. J. F. Crisp was in Davis las,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

- Especial to The Arimoreite) -
Oklahoma City, June 3.--Cattle. Re
ceipts 1900; market steady; beef
steers slo.25 to s12; medium steers
ss25 to $40; cows and heifers, s7.25
to 50; cows. {575 to 81 cutters and
Gamers $3.50 to s6.75; calves $40 to
sl2; bulls IS TO 81.
Hogs: Receipts 700; market ten to
fifteen cents higher; heavies 1890
to s14; butchers s14 to s14.lo; medium
10 coed s1S.7o to 1890 common to
medium $lS.40 to $3,70; stockers
$3.50 to s11.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
GABE NEWMAN is RECOVERING
FROM SERIOUS ILLNESS

Gabe Newman has returned from
Cleburne, Texas, where he underwent
two operations at the hospital of that
city. He has been away 80 days.
Although he is recovering rapidly
It will be some time before Mr.. New
man will be able to take very act.
i've part in the business in which he
is interested on West Main street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
BUILDERS EXCHANGE

There will be meeting Of the Ard
more Builders Exchange at the office
OF the county engineer at the court
house Monday night at 8 o'clock.
Every member of the organization is
requested to be present as business
matters Of vital importance will be
up for discussion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-03

Friday and Saturday attending the
Fifth Sunday meeting of the Baptists
Association of this county.
Miss Manila Tenfro Layton and Miss
Madeline Skies OF Electra, Texas, ar
rived this week to visit Mrs. Lay
toms parents, Col and Mrs. Renfro.
Miss Skies will spend the summer va.
cation here, as she always does
Chas. l.. E.lkin came in Friday to
spend few days in Sulphur.
Jack Nowlin came in last week
from Galveston where he has been
spending the winter. Mr.. Nowlin is
much improved In health and will
spend the summer here. His many
friends are glad to see him looking
so well.
J. c. Roberts went to Tulsa the
first of the week to attend the
stockholders meeting Of the Missouri
Petroleum Co, of which he and Mr..
w. w. Butts, also Of this city, are
investors.
Dock Fakes, Mrs. John Potts and
Mrs. r. Eakes Of Chickasha were
here last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A r. Eakes.
Capt. George Wayman Blattner re.
turned to New York Monday after
spending short vacation visit with
his parents, Supt. ]. w. Blattner and
ner has a very profitable and promis-
ing position In New York. and Is
succeeding.
Miss Lionel Hilllard, who has been
teaching in the Rusk, Texas, high
school, returned home last week for
the vacation. She accompanied her
sister, Miss Lottie, to the Ada nor
NAL Monday. returning yesterday.
Miss Grace Van Meter, teacher OF
the Koller school the past year, went
to Ada Monday to enroll for the sum-
mer normal term.
VIM. Mosley, Jr., OF Hickory was
business visitor to Sulphur Mondyy.
VIM. Mosley, ST., and family, with
some Hickory friends, motored thru
Sulphur Saturday enroute TO the Fifth
Mayor J. d. Ramsey is urging a
thorough cleanup campaign in Sui
phur this week. He is citing the citi.
zens 10 the sanitary ordinance and
threatening prosecution upon all those
who fail TO comply with the require
ments OF the city health laws.
]. S. Johnston, farmer and ranch.
man OF near Nebo, was in town Mon.
day with several toads OF grain and
transacting other business.
b. F. Hambrick, formerly Of Mar
shall, Tex. arrived here last week to
make this his future home. He will
be associated with his brother, J. T.
Hambrick, in the grocery business
T. A. Cooper owner of the Sulphur
teh one company. left Monday for
Kan. to bring his family to this
city I, make their home. They will
occupy the large Butt mansion which
Mr.. Cooper recently purchased. Mr..
Cooper will also be accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. F. r. Cooper, OF
Longton, Kansas. who with his family
is moving to Sulphur to make his
home. He has purchased the resi-
dence of Mrs. Nola Hill.
Mrs. Hunnicutt Of Cleburne, Texas.
paid a short visit to Sulphur during
the weekend, returning home Mon.
day.
Miss Della Hamilton will leave in
a few days for a vacation visit 10
Missouri. Miss Hamilton completed ber
normal course at Edmund last sum-
mer. She has been elected to the
high school faculty for next year.
John Hassen of Ranger was here
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-09
La Ultima carta
Iaci6n y muerte.

,clIitSs danzan en- locas tolvaneras, pa
lidas y gimientes
FL oaisaje que descubre sc cOmpont
: de In gran sendero arboladO, perdidC
en- III, recOdO. y de una sierra Oscura
, embOIada enla neblina Sc oye al vientC
trOtar sObre las nubes: el celaje estd
/ descul0ridO 3 triste; el pueblo, inerte
Y mudo.
Prcsta La muchacha una viva aten
! ci0n a imaginariOs rumOres, como 81
-aguarlase alguna cosa. Sc cOnOce que
esta pensando:
IA ilega... va llega...
PasaSun tren, que sc enrOsea la
Imoni;ii;a, jadeando con estr6pito; una
paloma vuela desGe un alar u una to-
RE.
Lisa, posando en- el convoy I'M ms
tante Sus pupilas ans;osas, dijo:
=; FL corre6!-Y vieRdo yolar al
ave, murmur6rz: La carta!
Su nondo preseiltimiento no IA podfa
engaiiar. Esper6, 6,+contarto los miml-
ftos por el pesado latido, de su coraz6n.
y cuando llamaron a la puerta AFR
maba:
rs 'el cartero.
4 Qued0 Ia carta extendida en- las ma
nos tcmblorosas de la joyen. Alfonso
promctta una vez mas 10 que no pensa-
ba cumplir; daba treguas al amor pa
ra que lIegase la muerte librarle de
pellosas obligaciones, y yestia su egois-
mo de compasivas ternuras Y palabras
effmeras como qIlien habla ya con un
cadaaer.
& La Ultima carta .pronunca Iii
sa con un lilo de voz, eI excessive pc
sar liz obliga a sonreir.
Va llinguna apariencia logra embe.
llece:. ante la moribunda el lurninoso'l
senfiIaiento de la realidad: es Una vi
dente que percibe con tremenda preci-
sion Ia enorme pequefiez de has cosas
humanas. Sabe que esta en- la orilla
teneprOsa pero no comprende cial es
el a>tgo intnostal que lie alnmhra de
pronto las miserias del mIndo.
Alza sIi mirada buscando la diyina
luz, y ell la urna sombrfa del infinite
no soTDrende ell anzago de ninguna es-
trella. Estan claras para Lisa las pc
numLras terrenales.; pero esta nIy os-
euro el rostros del cieIo.
!. Ella Sc obstina en- conocer eli Orfgen
de aguella fuerte clarldad que la In
wade. Todo lie estorha ante la saprema
inquietud; rompe en- leves trozos Ia car
ia que conserva Ell la ma1o, y la deja
yolar entire las bojas marchitas.s sin
riimbo, por el campo muerto.
Ha cefrado los ojos al desprehderse
de Ii Ultima ambici6n. y entonces en-
cueltra su alma LENA de lunlinares;
We que surgen de aaueIla antorcha inex
|tingliib;e cuantos resplandores advier-
tie; sape que en- s. misma esta Dios,.
v soIlrfe inm6yil, serens, blanca ya y
remols como la Luna
CONcHAs ESlsINA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-09

Initiaron las hojas su DANA OtOilal
y Lisa las VIC cernerse pOr To-; cami
nos con supertlcioso terror: prs.sentfa
Iue la empujaban cha, marchita )
suspi,anie como Ia tiinica del boslue, ;.
No csta resignada. En- vano refexiC
ha en- 10 deleznable de la humanl exis
tencia an vanO, taIabien. medita en- la
pertlurable felicidad, en- la eterha gra
Ella prometida los sumisos Y los pu,
rOs soble todo hOrizonte alberto sus
afanes Sc 1evanta siempre, ir6nica y
Soberbia, la gallarda figura de Alton
so.
Adn lie We animandola a pasa. una
tempprada ell el campo con sus padres.
Ell alnbiente de la sierra le sentarfa
muy bien, Y sin fatigas nj emcciones
hallarfa Ell La paz aldeana su perdida
salutt Desputsr al principle del otofio,
| 81 irn; a buscarla, y juntos Y felices
IOcuparfan de nuevo su casa en- la ciu-
dad. La iba persuadiendo hora por
hOra. con una insistencia cOlmada al.
parecar -carifo, = ella, por compla-
cerle cedi6 al fin.
Rpcordaba con dOlorOsa delectaci6n
aquella solicitud demasiado- son.iente
con que Alfonso lie ayud5 liacer sus
preparativos de yiaje, y como dl la ms
taba a colocar mucha ropa en- ell baul
para que NADIA echase de menos
-Lleya el traje blanco; lie puedes
necesitar.
NO, es muy luioso para una aidea. |
IIavale.. iQuien sabe 10 que ha
de ocurrir!
Entonces Lisa tuvo la repensina vi
sion de la mortaja y miro a su niarido
con espanto.
Ell bajo. los ojos ante aquella CONSUL
ia payorosa, j. retro el yestido; pero /,
un pcco oslespues. cuando la viajera ira !.
taba de ordenar su habitaci6n, Sc des-
Guido en- decir:
No te preocupes; hay que .sacarlo
todo euardo yengan los pintores.
.
Isl el decorado esta nueYo!
Alfonso balbuce6 torpemente ura ex-
plicaci6n, y la pobre novia, h6tiea, iba
+sinticndo su alma lena de fhtimas desi
lusioAcs.
Luego, en- el refugio campestre, Ell
|espo>o dej6 la enferma con prisa
NAL disimulada.
i Qnedate una noche, una sola =
habfa suplicado ella; y Alfonso. discul-
pandose con las obligaciones del servi-
clio, partio aq,iella misna tarda. Guam
do salfa de Ia casa le observe Lisa
cop recato por detras de una reia iba
IslIbaI.do una canci6n alegre y ltieiendo
su hrillahte uniforme en- la actitud de
un homhre feliz.
Ahor le escribe rendidamente, quie
re consolarla perO no ha lido a yerla,
no aillneia que "a ira buscag.
LISA tiene los ojos engrandecidos por
.el s1lfsimiento, nuhlados por el dolor,
y delante de su ventana las hojss mar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
PLAIN CLOTHES MAN JAILED
Dr JEALOUS POLICEMAN

New nedlefd Jan. ek - leAa >v
iioaiman ~ Na eSt Fin xuts,
special peiieeman. sswooped is~s
siNr eroap II hass wha we're cre.
i'lnf Hewhal ~ a disturbance
frspt ~ tAe fNrsi TinAnfian sharea
~isss he - the ianisor. ana laia had
i.mile Res stars eld. u NJ. =
Acnshup atenie
fner is4s.w Francis poy's
4. lme alenF S'Lea he s<w Heasa,af Z
'tfugsars with he Yaunsstsr ~ a.
not @sit ,, T. ~ y any eNplauaf "A
v ssnsht loagNsN h iae coalar er :
Arvhui isfl way . tho Central iA
nee 1ts 49, where The speelal OFT 5
Fts Hsksa a., GA a charge II assayi.
an hait ~
ilnulNan vas released hy Ile.
Frank 4 Mlilken when The elfea.n
stances of tho ease ~ere maas
krpwn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
WANTS 10000 v,s,ross

ukahoma flt,. lan gNS Affanae
'aenla are bslns made 10 rnierlale
% aaa visitors ia 'hl~ fily on lhs
l'ershlaG fsb ~ he wiil ~ tht
Nuekl ~ memhefk ~ the America
teglon iormer soldiers parade WHl
~ Kivsn Ia the Afternoon la Whffh
state and manielnal offHsrs wu Be-
escorts General retshsnN will deliver
~ address q the soldiers 10 gho eve
ninK Narioas entertainment features
ste heinz arranged faf the seasrai
ue Wili he here duflna ene after
hoan ana evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

When drnegi-i finds that MA Gus
toners All speak We'll of prsparatiaa.
he iorme a good oHlnion of It ana
~hen ~ need of suen medi. inc T.
almost certain 10 uFr II himself ant
his family Thls i why an maus
drufeisis use and recommend Cham
heflsln's csaeh Remedy. n Iansa
a ~eh known drNggiai of Cohrun. Ky,
says. Il have used Chamberlain
sonsh Remedy IN nv family for ne
gasi seven Years. ana have fanui II
% he me hest cough medicine have
ever kaoNa'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
CALL

\ y v = = x (. = =. X y = e =
o. zoe ueshasrais - iarnn County &
i'urnsant te ihs eali lssnri ny iisn y.
lafasftt.. chairman II ne issmeefsiie
Nsi, central Committee, nnd b, virtue ~
ne authority vested "a me ~ Chairman
~ toe nem~cfli, county Committee ~
Logan county AMI CONFRONTING e. the
lesuluilna PASSED bY The Democratic hiate
crnifll Committee af meeiine held "a
pllah"ma CITY, un MandaA. January 18th,
ia.o hnfrhy cali ns.s moeiimH Con
scatlnn ~ The democrats ~ IaEan
rouul,. both men and wainen. "a l.r held
Ia the clty ~ Guthrie. IN L"raa county,
On SATURDAY. January ai-i. 1850. ~ two
s.iofh T. n fof tho l.arrora "f el"tlng
II drl"Rnfaa a. fepreAeut Logan funptt
= the pemo1fatlr Slsio t'"nsentl"n called
b. meet ih Nnstogcc. oklahoma. un Thur
as. February s,h. iDO
sni upun all liemoofnis ia fnaan
runnt,. bath men sud wamrn. vhn believe
n she grcat principles ~ the i'enui faii'
parry, aud ail good olilzrps. both men and
women VII" relir,s ihai The high
American ideals which nnh representation
hrongh The Democratic party. and whleh
hest serves the interest ~ ouf great
Government. 10 attend 'his Dsmo' rattle
mas ranteuiion
Every democratic voter. both meH aHi
.nnen. vhn live in Logan County, are
.allesi - attend this Convention aud par
telrnie IN ~ delihcfailoas
WALTER WILSON,
Chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

activities to less than - per cent Of
normal
Ansirw ~ln not hs resemed unit
sufficient cars are Ia, slgk, 70 take
oare of the supplies there Nlnne-
apolis millsrs say.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Dimovcfrd
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

m fdwanh' Olive Tahlts arc lir
result of IN Edwards determination
rot 20 tnrat livtI and huuel etnlplaints
with valoanrL Iu ~ yeafs ~ drl
iher lahleta a vegetable spnfsRn.i
nnsed uilh olive cab IN hla lH,vals
pfasllec With great succcae
They do all The gand THAI sahunsl
,aee bat have No bad alter effects No
palnA 80 gfipinx. no injury 10 thr
gums - danger lfnm aad luszls ytt
they stimulate the liver ard hnvrA
Take IN idWafsla ohve Iahht,
when Nuu feel 'losy" and "hravy
Note how they elees elousied braln af,t.
prfk up The rpirisA 90 and - a ins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
Don You rores. a

near ia mind that Cnambsflalap
Tablets not only move tho roWtls but
Improve the appetite aud sirenEthep
ihe digestion fbcs contain no pep
fin or other digestive fsfment tuf
airens,hen "a A'omach ara enable
h % perform H. functions naturally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Motorists who travel over the Mo.
hawk Trail this summer VIII find =
firs'class hotel OF large structure Of
Swiss architecture and restaurant ac-
communications provided fos them. a.
new. large hotel establishment Is Ia
be- erected on the Florida Mountain
In Massachusetts,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

II somn great act oF hsfolsm was
nscossary % peaicei child from
Group, no mother would hesitate q
protect her offspring hii when y .,
oaiy necessary 10 keep a. hand ho :
lls of chamhcrlains Cough Remedy
and ave Il as soon as the first Ind.
cation of Group eppeatn, here arc
many who neglect u Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy a within The reach ~
al aud IA nrohnt aud effeclual.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

The sosuaet far the eonsffuet on
~ tae iaanel iaf mosaF svhas l~v an s
der ihe Hadaan River beswssn me
hofeash ~ AanHsitaa ara Jersey
titt hss hoen slsnva ~ fhr Nen Ypta
tnd Nse isfsry renasl & t'snsnlai luna
y Y s*tlr. Yea ghai t1f fnsl wlli
coat sta o0saao
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

A alll has been inirndnegl in lhv
brazilian senate. which " y hsennvs
a law. viii pcflin women oyrr -
scars % age The tisht 10 vnls IN me
same terms with The men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
FLOUR NILS cur DOWN

NlnEeapoll~. Nina. ian. = Re
cause Of an unprsceaeAsed sasFsags
af can Tor fiour sAirms sai> Alaae-
sposls mills today cat aown mlllsas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

f.eniK aud dallaLer. chiropmriors,
have opened on * 4 The lone Hotel.
llooms. itl-ms. offlce hours. > 20
ia q m 70 p m. office Phone sv
Might Phone $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

America aud American PRODUCTS
ss, to be advertised IN The naleh fasl
indlea hy mnilun fleinrea an moial
I 4ck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
LIMERICKS


Urine a. IS wtn he given fer ihs
best limerick submitted before Feb
raaFy a.
1hee was yeune fellow frnm rsr
kin<.
who ~as al~ass erasy aheul Cher
kn>.
he sold al hts easN
And boarh a y hole keR,
>o~ ihs Ds Is txiug h.s ~asAins
" n
Ihsre was an old fellow from ou'
west.
It'ho alwass went 'rouud 1hcu' a sesi.
when he weashef sof cold
Hls a.fe she would ~eold
sna -ay he Is iast like he resi "
In.
There ~as yoane fcilee named
Asher
fsn IN loae with a cute hiiio hsshsf
TIN ihe boss -oi 80 sore,
lie cussed and he s~o.s
,nd no more we've sen uf the mash
81 " n
have a pnsalc lo pfapoana
Seme Que can solve a. IN be bound
l. nmeriek paFody jingle. or a
rhyme
or j. q ias' anything that runs IN
rhyme tlme'
I'd like The definition. il some one can
explain:
Foi no two seem 20 Ne in any way che
same
Must 4 be like sonnet with iast a.
many ilnes
os Is thai unrestricted Il the story
only rhsme~f
I noiier sono are funny somc senni !
SERIOUS vein
~ great men evof write lhsmT
I Won,ief. aid Marx TWafn9
iasi ten me how hes re classified
I really want 20 know IL hmefloki
are poetry
To rheiories DO NOT show inr,
rink
(.
i.ane Maud Muller who rikcd nc |
hay.
cenld pui one over the elris of TODAY
She lei,ned 10 he lndee ia that
memorable scene.
When they sighed together over he
fnighi. have hocn.
o. all and words q npW app'ars
rhe eirls of today haven't any ears
" L.
TAore vas a YOUNG lady named Min
ME
Wa said she afc could shake ih'
shimmie
So We uiea hrr ono nieht
nut oh. Whal wahi 4
Nd We wcro rlsd when @ came 10
"Finis Elhei
al. -
Thfe was a VEIN fellow named Pert
Who sid n sure could siake the
shirt.
ilo cot on. on the floor.
Right IN front of ihA door.
rri he foil on his bean and rot huri
Ethel
"
Oh. they never could iorviye her
Far drinking up The ilvsr
For ii wasn't lnei the ihlns shh oueh 1
"a did.
So ihcl stabbed her with silver
or fourteen karat liver.
And they PM her in boN and y
thY I'D Efhti
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Y y
Tie good CITY wfihout hoen.
|, Hss eversthine that's sood Cor soa
Reat evsrslhinE ,aat makes soa saa
grvess your sur. has money here.
4 cry home owner in he sars j. glnd
IN say he's glad
on. come and ioin ~ tnslanter.
kccp smiilns al NJ While. denf val
I.e~l YOU hose. don't hesitate. lor
A'asmy sir soan be too late
Ny str soall Ne iea late
rnless yoa strive vea9l never win
30 come and plant your treasures IL
~ gaod lisgle elis a. yoass ever seen.
A You've ever seen rdbh lloy
ned
There was a soune lady named Alice.
v ha winked At a man do~n IN nallas.
lIe made a lafee ho~
And then hollers.l. psha~
~ do"' s'oe I'D h"s'ed nay tslls.
There once was man from rcuh
Who eas horn on ,hc das ~ a.
birth,
lie vas married The, sav.
On Ms wife's wedding das;
And b. died On his last aas on earih
w.
Nh, DO he woman of oar race
nsFmear and ms their lovely lace
foi natures eifl i swseter TAR
Than all the fair dotted np faces
are.
NJ Sonder men siand an the street
Aud gaze on women Whom ihe,
chanee 10 meet
For powder- paln, and sloihcs "a
seant and rare
Tie men can't hcln bat stand ana
stare
The wemcn then become 81 shocked I
,ud fass end rave hssaase the men
wili ialk
~ who can hlame them fat rsmafkp /
A. lonr as siyh- ana fsshlonn sueh ,
scenes impau Nfs rai
w-
fhefe was seune mother named /
Neni~
who could nol b. beat A'alng jolly +
Her son stole foma one ass
Aud lhen ran away
,nd has since had main in his
stomach PAN Arnold
&
raofo once va man from Nan
inekei.
Who kent an his each in hnoksi. +
l'at his danrhlef named Nan.
Ran away with man
And as for the huokolg Nantucket
Pint he follows, tho pair 20 Paw urk 1
e.
The man. and 'he rlrl and the huet. +
et
Aud he said 10 ih, man
You are welcome 10 Nan.
''li A. for the bucket. Paw ncke, I
=. Joe France. +
\ limerick IAN irsine 10 wtilc
VALE M nel ahhor. are havlne .
fehl:
The missns Is bowling.
The mister ls rrowllnw
ind iho'r facrs are surely a slehl /
&C. G. r.
~
wrote The word "buyln'"
iio changel d 10 "nryln
'Aud VI wanied mat riYe" for my !
own'J
iio turned "bi'esin'" nnd io.in'~
Into rblcesln aud "loo.in"
'Nos my hopes of iha, ~F.to' have I
fiownl
Y Was wrong Tor tho Lender
10 allow the proof reader
To lusglc my words like that:
Bui twas worse yonll coafess.
When he changed m, address
A. " dld NOT know "wneie I'm at"
Mr. Joe kratz. iioa p Villas
There was Young man from Nc
bride.
Who OF horse meat was eating with
Trde.
When Just as he swallowed
whoa somebody hollcred.
Ard the poor fellow chokod iiil ho
died Harvey Matcheit
-
Bricks are being manufactured in
he United Kingdom ~ IRE rate os /
80 Gao eca a week.
Motorists who travel over the Mo.
hawk Trail this summer viii find 4 I
firstciass hotel of large structure Of (.
Swiss architecture and restaurant ac-
commodations provided fos them. n
/. nnu. IarnL hnI Ii -luL.Il. La.....a L. A.. /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Bricks are being manufactured In
ne United Kingdom at ire rate oi
"a. .oeo. ece a week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

tprfse q IS wfll he siyen fer the
best limerick submitted before Feb
raary "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Iher Wa a ycunr fellow frnm rsr.
kin<.
who Was always erasy about cher.
kln~
lfa sold al hts engN
And bought a y hole keR,
Nav ihe Ds Is fiNlHg his ~osklns
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

There ~as youne felloe named
Asher
Zen IN hove with a cnts ilfiio hsshst
TIN ihe boss -nt 80 scrs.
lie cussed and he e~o,s
And no more we've ssen az the mash
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