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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Jerry and Jimmy

! crry-..5-.. s...,. ..., ,.t..
There's nura" calling ua fur bod
and Jrrrv gave b vicious clutch go %
clump ~ grass
ugh stid Jimmy Don ''iH
answer She'll urvor uud u1 hero
Every ulEh' sh" makes 81 oar.
Her rnWh.rd I'rrs no" can "a
f''ln" go tu b'd whom ih. sum '"
shining lifn huy'1inF We're not
bahl's Iih' In1d' pnd iiu}
'JimW' F.y-y.F' InrrN-'..t..
','"u,l .''',I ','' WIZ, . ...,' III
hand olar hi. month ns thry
watched rural gt sIuv,Iy down tho
path aud cross i.. road "gho'a
gone over to ChlII,'s io look Tor
up. Nnwa our umo' I've got q
great idea for a sproo.g eaid Terry
,,bo ,,as ,lvpqs fho ioador In mia
ch..r .r1lla,y mo and crawl nvcr
the rrts...
Th,y nnIo their way slowly back
Of M, bnru. 10 a dividing fence
"Arc NO going thcrp7" naked
Jimm, ,y,tcJlv
"yup' Won know how oftop we
have MANNED n. and uov'a our
ebsor, found "a bt, bolc In tho
hedge tho other dnv go como ON ."
Thcy ,r,wlcd through In Inc next
Garden. "a ylIdprpssa of fioWcrs and
weeds I'm the distance thoy could
500 tho ,viudo,ya OF tho house. TIGHTLY
shuitorcd and rlos,d for mo- one
had llycd thorc aiure '..fnrc thcy
were born. and T. hal niv1va hcen a
placo of mystrrv md delight to
tbctp Thyv followed the wood
grown pnih toward tho house. look.
ing round them ruriuugly
"pc carcful'" cried 1crrv aud
denly.
..-...,.,,-, -.,.
'T'''s ''' Wv -
YOU nohrly stepped on that cat
crpillnr'' Looking down Jimmy
saw iust ~ bis feet, a long sllvery
curly caterpillar Ito stepped over
all uvinR creatures and would no'
willinEly harm ono. I'm glad You
are not cruol' Whnt dld YOU suNH'
asked Jerry. ~ didn't ny any
thing, raid Jimmy starting.
II dld thouBh'' said a voice that
seemed to come from below,
Looking down thcN saw henutl'
tul butterfly Just whcrc the cater
pillar had been. You saved by
life ana ! certainly am grateful |
wonder II ynu would Ike to see
Butterfly y-landi or course, | know
you ran away from nurse, hut |
don't think you viii do that again,
attcr you have been with me, II Is
always as much fun as Il seems,
you know VIII you comc?'
Jimmy shook his head, but Jerry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

'hihobcdicnuC lg a great elm here,
md YOU can see how we try tp cure
IT, This little one pointing Co "a
sad looking butterfly spritc who was
swinglng on what appeared Go be- a
lovely swing. refused "a ttup swing
Ing when she was told. 40 ahp has
To go on swinging swinging all
day tired ~ an" H. That one over
there. hid away when called, rather
Ike some boys | know, Here he f.
pe"ping out. longing 10 be found, but
nobody Will sock hor now, and she
II sick enough ~ 1t by this time.
can tell you
Jerry and Jimmy looked at each
other guiltlly.
I'm glad We haven't any place
like this" mutterod Jimmy
"Pcrhnps 1t wouldn't be so bad II
you had"
why" asked Jerry.
"Well' Just think for II moment
how your mother and nurse are
hunting for you and worrying about
you"
That IL 80 said Jerry, slowly.
Please, think wen 90 home"
II think you're right Uut any
time you'd IKE To come again. just
go 60 the Ticket Bush Ike you did
today. But now close your eyes and
say:
Ticket leaf, take Nv back home /
pray,
Wen visit the butterflies some
other day"
In a few minutes they wero back
ln the old gardou, on their way
home.
"l'd love to go there again" said
Jimmy, who had suddenly got very
brave,
so we will hut now we must go
straight 10 mother Md tell lNr all
about IT,"
Many times after this Jimmy and
jerry tried to find tlta Ticket
Bush" but were never able to do
AZ "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Troop Fire

Say, scouts, did you notice how
many Of troop five fellows got
badges or medals at the court o.
honor last Friday? We admit that We
didn't set any '-asies'' 6ut We ar.
raising "A whole nest full that are
about hatcher. Pete is getting PIN
feathers and go per cent has
cracked the shell The. Egyptian
fireny has dropped Cs,hetlc dane
ing and is practic.ng on areonauiics
Among the new merit badge scouts
are Zeke Hendricks, Raymond
Grove and MoOnbeam, alias Thea
dore Otto, We sure are proud Of
our camping medals. We are about
to begin organizing a bask etball
team. Raw meat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Troop -Four

Monday night We changed our
meeting night TO Monday Beryl
Moody, our scoutmastsr, was absent
on account OF work he had to do
we have new system or roll call
ing now. Instead OF giving our
good turn we give the name OF some
bird. animal OF something that per-
iains to scoutcraft. The assistant
scoutmaster OF troop l. Sand
Springs. was present at our meet
ing. George Goodale and Drury
Melone rode to Collinsville last
saturday to pass a cycling test. The
round trip was made In three hours
and 81 minutes not counting the
stop they made there. which wns
three hours. We have two society
swells In our troop now. Linwood
Handy and Bus Crosbic, who are In
the habit OF attending dances say
how about football games? Speak
up. Moody wants to know:
Why Pewee is crazy over Ka-
triuka?
Why Ed Gormley don't come to
football practice2
Why he had 10 sing in the choir?
IL Dick Kramer still has his
grudge against him?
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Troop Three

Before we journeyed forth To the
court OF honor held Friday, October
T. We were given practical in
struction by a visitor Mr.. Kind
formerly n scoutmaster In Kansas
Cityein the art OF making fire by
friction. Although some OF the
scouts tried their luck. and gym
nastic exercises In the swinging Of
the cloth containing the hard won
sparks, as wen AZ lung capacity con-
tests were much In evidence, no one
hut MIR. Kind was successful in get
ting flame.
After this demonstration we
marched to the tity hau in time for
two ~ our members To receive merit
badges. our hike was postponed
until next Saturday
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hair. An hour later we limped into
town and started over the business
district on foot.
At a local laundry Mr.. Shagbark
got his Jury coat" caught IN the
ringer and he went through several
times before the machinery could
be stopped. A very sad accident
happened at the hotel where we
lunChcd. The dog .,nown as SPOT
fell into the chefs sausage mill and
was not missed Till we had eaten a
portion OF the sausage. Gabe roc
ognized the dog by some familiar
spots on the weiners. The Protect
i've Tariff party delegates called on
Gabe at this hour and asked him to
lecture that night at their annual
banquet. Ut won't be banqueD
Gabe accepted by bowling by which
motion he upset a bowl OF hot SPAN
ish rice in the Police Chefs lap.
Mr. Wilkler is a very interesting per-
son. He Is so fun OF embarrassing
mistakes II gives one real thrills to
be about him. He keeps you In sus-
pense. with him 1t II either private
modification or jail. He announced
as we almost rushed from the room
after bidding him good day, I'm be
In town for another week, gent g."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
TrOOD SepenLeen

Troop II was well represented at
tho Court Of Honor. We went to C.
hike out to our cabin and finished
everything but the roof. We only
have about ten active scouts but are
planning to wake up few of the
others who are registered In the
troop and then show the rest Of the
troops what real troop is like.
Watch II at the next Court Of
HonOr.- Russell Gideon. Reporter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

'houaokocpcrs gather the honey aud
tuNtr juices We love We uIl ta.t
turns t1 bo hou.,kcopcrs' na they
arc called Uut horc.#ls our Pun
ishmcut Room.
Thcy were now iu q very large
place. ana an around thum woro
butterfly 8pritrH. occupied iu diifor.
ent ways and ull looking droaIuIIy
tired and unhappy This aeomod
urprsiug, ns they were not doing
anything that srctucr dlsagrr,abIp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Put into q saucepan 2 cupsful sugar
Pa cupsful milk
V tCaspuOnful salt.
! piled up tablespoonful peanut
butter
Cook tin u forms a soft bali when
dropped into cold water.
Hcat TN creamy
Pour into huttered pan ana cut
into SQUARES
Ready TO eat as soon as Il In cool.
This IL quick and easy and IL a
very pleasant change from chocolate
fudge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
NOGh'S Weekly Brain Worker

No. 1. Which farm was the
bigger7
A farmer IN Canada Soasted that
he had farm of four square miles.
Another farmer. who heard him.
said: My farm is bigger than yours.
1t Is three miles square. which
farm was the larger.
No. 2. How many trains.
A train leaves New York for San
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lti.lilS y
A country in Europe
a bird.
A river in TcNas.
A boys name.
A city Ia Pennsylvania
The initials Of the above viii
form the name pf useful animal.
Found In Gcranlum.
FriEhtfW.
70 damage.
Suugy
A praycrful comment.
4 broad smile.
A jewel
Disaster,
A bitter herb.
Mud.
Edge.
A CirciO.
LA OF pennyweight.
Answers
Rchus.
hungary.
Ostrich.
Rio Grande,
sam.
Erie.
HORSE
FOUND IN GERANlUM-Gri
Mar, Mean, Amen, Grin, Ruin, Gem,
Hue, Mire, Ring, Grain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Troop Nine

As last Friday was general
meeting, we have not as much news
as usual. We met at Mr. Kuckert's
house and walked. Being strong
and husky we made II in a half
hour. AftSr we arrived we all lined
u pand filed I'm. You ought to have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Mark the faces and hair on the
clothospins with ink. Cut out An
drews shirt front, collar and tie,
and paste them on him. Cut his
pants legs OF white paper as long
as his legs and two and one-half
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Around the Circle

Scoutmaster Stout Of SAND
Springs was a '.-or at hcadIuar-
ters last Friday.
Fred Woodson, scout executive ~
Gapulpa, raid MS visit wednesday
Mr.. Woodson was formerly IN ite
boys department Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
OF this city.
II seasy TO kick a banana D"eI
out OF the way of man and ta'A
put skids under his reputation.
One OF the greatest needs Of mo
scout organization in Tulsa is eN.
pert instruction. Every line %.
business Is represented In the In' 10.
badge work OF scouting and the Iu.S
are anxious TO get the instruct on
from well-informed men In every
line.
It Is not the alarmists that ars
dangerous; II Is the "Oh! welIeIS'
The october meeting OF the CoHI'
OF Honor set record for the AWARD,
ing merit badges. Two hundred t.u
siYty-five badges were awarded "
SS boys.
Col. Ira l.. Reeves presented tAe
American flag TO Troop 6 AT tno
Court OF Honor. Every boy ana P'-
ent went away proud that they w.
Americans ad were living uh'''
"Old Glory"
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white bow for her hair and paste
Them on, Cut Constance's dress the
same shape but from pretty paper.
Tie sash on her Wrap n piece
OF cloth around the clothespin for
her mother, 70 fill her out, for she
Is a stout lady. Glue yarn on for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Poem.

(3y Hllda A. Harvey)
A stout heart always conquers,
A smile will lead to sight.
4 shadow IN tho morning
Should bc a sunbeam by night
rough word and a cross Word
VIII make a weary treaveler sad
But "A handshake and a friend -glnsp
VIII make all people glad.
so keep on climbing upward:
The birds and flowers seem gay;
You make life worth living
Re happy along your way,
smile at all living things.
Whether they be great or small
Your heart win be, the lighter.
For our Father secs Il ali.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Troop TCO

short meeting was held az the
church. From there we went to
the city hail, whore william Kelley
Shcldon Chick. Varlcy Taylor, Med
skier Christensen and Elbert Gum
all received merit badges, bringing
our total to 60 merit badges.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Sunflowcr Troop I.

Patrols 4. s. and presented "a
splendid attendance record at their
last meeting. Patrol was In per-
feet In attendance and in payment
Of dues. Allie McMahan. Miidrcp
Thompson, Media Howard and Mar
garct LaForge were the only scouts
absent from the entire group. and
two OF these absences were because
OF Illness.
Ruth May from Lee, Mary Clark
from jefferson, Bernico Booker, Lii
ian Gray and Pauline Robinettc
from Horace Mann were In attend
ance Monday night Did you ever
see finer example Of loyalty to
scouting?
our treasury was Increased by
Sl.50 in dues Monday night Hear
the treasury jingle'
Jcesie stcagald. one Of our post
faithful scouts OF last year. was
transferred to Goldpnrod troop at
Kendall last week. We are sorry
20 lose Jessie, but know that she
viii have a better opportunity to at
tend meetings by joining a troop
nearer home.
Gala Crandall. cleo Burke, Iris
Vance and Aileyne Beaver com-
prise the new tendcrfoot class re-
Gently opened, Miss Morgan has
charge of this class.
There Is 20 cents still due on Oc-
tober dues. Is your nickel ii part
of this?
owing to several Of our scouts
moving away during the summer,
we made "A few changes in Patrols
3. 3, D and Z, Monday night. Patrol
ls now comprised OF Lorcna Van
Xant, Mildred Thompson, Jessie
SChooley, Agnes Summers, Mclds
Howard. Vera Brown, GeneNievc
Franklin and Grace Phillips. "a
troll consists OF Lenore Preisker,
Grace Schooley. Berenice Booker.
Mary Clark. Juanita Shouts, Vir-
giuia Williams, Cleo Burk. Iris
Vance and Elizabeth Miller. Patrol
remains the same with the addition
of Alleyne Beaver Patrol now
enrolls Faye Ferguson. Virginia
Fenstermacher, Frances Preisker,
Beatrice Williams. Margaret Nc
Laughlin. Louise Walker. Lillian
Gray, Ruth May and Gala Gran
dali.
Patrols /. and meet Tuesday
afternoon after school. The at
tendance of these high school scouts
is holding up wonderfully well.
Please bring your manuals Tues
day evening. You will need them ir
working out measurements OF dis
tanco and height according to Girl
Scout requirements.
Plans will be completed tomor-
row evening for the candy sale to
be given next Saturday at Hotel
Tulsa under the Chaperonage OF
Misses Butler and Messner. commits
stoned officers. This sale is for the
purpose OF replenishing our treas
ury so IL will be possible for us to
follow out our customary plan of
giving Christmas baskets to some
of our city's deserving poor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

A portable sanding machine m
vented by a Texas man can be op,,
Grated trom Hight socket ana us'N
on curved as well as fiat surfaces
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Bs PvparSd wv Y Do Caad Turn Do /.

We hear rumors ~ new i-oon,
TO be formed soon NJ the 1Isr,r9
Mann and West Tulsa schools
See, oh. see tho Scouts 600 cYfH... t,
once thcy JOIN they igtak tul.ug6
And when they play thn game ta.v
are pretty sure io win.
IhereH be some scout scoops la our
town this year.
DO you Scouts know what "a f,o
Girl scout paper we have uf .rs
very own? In troon OF .. ,,,
should have more sularIll..u f,.
this splendid maagzinc for girIa 4s.
your captain IL you with 10 sub.
scribe at-sl50 per year
Please tell US:
What has become of tbe Golden.
rod, Forgctmonot and O4yI 'rool
that we never hear from them aay
How many scouts think Tulsa
needs local council for Glri
scouts?
How the Oak troop scosits man.
aged 10 secure a new captain so
soon?
How many Tulsa scouts take the
American Girl magazine?
That you come and buy some OF
our good homemade candN
Owl Troop ;.
Hello, sister scouts, Troctp has
started It's meekius again. W. had
our first meeting at our tautlir's
house on East Admiral bwiiryard
Saturday at Z O'CLOCK and Vl.utod
our officers. Rosemary Mcclure
was elected patrol loader. UAda
Harvey, corporal, and Marilat liz.
Ney, cretary-treasurcr.
We miss the three girls who. have
moved out Of town. Mildred Eo,h.
rane has moved to Denver. rolo.
Mildred would have been "A so,Ylnd.
class scout. she was Interested In
the troop and was hard wop.ar.
II was "a great loss to our troop. but
we wish her good luck. Hazel and
Louise Jones have also moved away.
They were likewise good workers
and "r sure miss them.
We are glad to welcome Mihlpad
Day, a scout OF whittier. 90 ,slr
troop. We are sure Mildred viii
make "A good scout.
Hurry. girls. you who have not
passed your tondcrfoot tests vet
we want to play ball Work before
play--so pep up
Mildred Gilbert. who was
Brownie last year. is a real true blue
scout. She has started on her tcn-
dertoot tesla We have several
girls who are working to pass their
testa soon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

We will be on hike Saturday.
Mr. sexton, our scoutmastcr, passed
his tonderfoot tests from Carlton
Chick Hurray for Sexton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Francisco every morning az
O'Clock. Each train takes exactly
five days to make the journey across
the continent. II | travel I'm one OF
these trains how many trains shall /
pass coming in the opposite direc-
tion?
Answers Npxt Sunday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

inches wide and paste their long
edges together cut his coat from
black paper and paste It on him.
Cut the maids dress from black
paper, the shape of the pattern but
much larger. Paste u shut in the
back. Cut cut her apron, fold a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Thursday Troop Us. Nogalos Ave-
nue. Baptist church 1880 .. m. DR..
Arthur Campbell and John NJ Lind.
~ speakers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Friday Troops and 2, First
Presbyterian church. 73d p. m
Joint meeting. Deputy Commission
er O.. W. Willetts
Troop II Orcutt VI. T.. church
1880 y. m, Deputy Commissioner
+. ~ BOssard.
Troop rs, United Presbyterian
church 1880 p. m. Deputy commits
sioner Floyd -. Cran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Tuesday--Troop 6. Holy Family
church., gao y. IN. Deputy Commits
slOHor l.. w. Ohlandcr.
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Calendar
Bt puPhRLD

Monday -- Radio school local
headquarters. y. m.
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The Chief Wants to KnolU

Answers Next Sunday.
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We are glad to welcome Mihlped
Day, a scout OF whittier, 90 SIr
troop. We are sure Mildred Will
make "A good scout.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

DO you Scouts know what 90 f.,o
girl scout paper we have uf sur
very own In a troon OF .g Ma
should have more suhecr,b.s for
this splendid maagzine for girls See
your captain II you with 10 sub.
scribe aJSi50 per year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

FOUND IN GERANlUM-Grim,
Mar Mean, Amen, Grin, Ruin. Gem.
Rue, Mire, RinB, Grain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

II seasy TO kick a banana pee
out OF the way Of man and tu'i
put skids under his reputation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

our treasury was Increased by
$3.50 in dues Monday night Hear
the treasury Jingle!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Ruth May from Lee, Mary Clark
from jefferson, Bernico Booker. Lii
ian Gray and Pauline Robinettc
from Horace Mann We're In attend
ance Monday night. Did you ever
see a finer example OF loyalty TO
scouting?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11

NrAieFief- 70 srstson meulhes
= 81 Old Greek family. wis not te
eomTei.ed a. serge out serseass fo-
8 crime le ald noi commit Tie 81
-a4vf ot GeQrre cAerT father of
Nilipa chery lr which Be- seear
that aestAbed confession from ia
sen fesres GraySoa from al blame
50 connection u-sh an alleged forgery
has orerafsl 70 wn pardon sres
fon went % the pealteniary Tor ihe
fer~ess cs tces ID ealrahie lnd4aa
ianc ie ~as first tr-ee ID 1919. bcl
the case Nse deci - urfl recently
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Limitation of Arn1dmentS
Discussed By Women

afstlnu. puhlls heallh. better fiins
ana thr legal status ~ wom4n Com
mltfees eharsrd elth epaaAlefinH
these sahieett ~sH auhmn rvpofts on
which aisensslnns IL shs general
psrtnas - ,he toanesi wlll be hased
preliminary "a ihe opealae meet
tins thls mofulnp there will ~
a reception ~ drleTnias q, city ball
where Nasar uoafe wlil weleome tha
visitors Mes Ffedsflek aehooff
shnismau n taa ioeai commslse "a
arfaerementa ana sbalrmaa ~ the
ehNd wvlfaf- departments ~ the
.nanetl aunoansea that . yseY ietsn
attendance 10 delegates ~aa expected
The saaneil hAa lsyitsd ihe inter
national ruunel "a mert "a Wash
inston 10 1895
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The Amsfiean dad IN Esfops a.
cofdlnk 90 riaua auhm'tiei 70 rfeHl
deut Nlagdsnx fof srprotal wiii ~
concentrated 10 fouf Aufevlcan s~mr
irrlee 10 Franfw aud one Ia iieisMai.
ana auoshsr tn rngiani aver whheh
the Star ans stripes viii wave foF
evrr Originally The bodies wrfr
scattered ia slea lnwtei places anf
in 900 lsoiAted Kraers
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o. uleee An cffes 10 fle Loa
= AaAa resisnatscr - sheriff q taAe
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q cnulns s>lorcrs uoaid dismiss the
custer s1p and nslAte BIN Ia af
fef isr ghe nterm NAs made ts hls
ooUnsf 81 eptn ceari before Jaaee
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11

A farmer woman has just sued a
farmer man for a sss pasture bill
lie brought 10 a counter claim Of
sles. The trial was BY jury and the
defendant got verdict for 81 and
costs Who lost The most Money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11

Teacher 80 hay boy 'Jphanv
you ought to be IN the etshth Grade
When ilosd George wa your ass b.
wa ln the twelfth Hrsde
Johnny Yes teacher and When
ho paa your aRs a. VAS Prime Mula-
ter ~ FnRland