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and pleasure that we reproduce below
one of the answers received:
1914 Commonwealth Avenue,
Detroit. Michigan.
The kennard-Pyle Co.
Wilmington, Del.
Gentlemen:
1t is very pleasant to receive reminders
OF the dear old kennard Store and its
executives Last week a gown circular
entertained US here, and was then forward
ed to Mrs. r. Edgar HalneS. Morgan
Park, Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Elvln II. Conarroe. sos Brlnton
street, Germantown, Philadelphia. Pa. Is
a frequent visitor to Wilmington and
through her We heard of the kennard-
Pyle combination. The partnership of
the two highest class stores IN Wilmington
should obviously increase the firms repu-
tatIon for eXcluSVeness, conservatism and
quiet elegance. drawing to II an eVer-Wlden-
ing patronage of those who ann to be cor
rectly and seaSonably attlred. Good taste
has always marked the window displays
where beauty and harmony prevailed.
Best wishes to all who remember the
writer and success TO the kennard- Pyle
Company Yours truly.
(Sgned) Mrs. Harriet Z. Lonand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
PESKY BED BUGS

Qmetus sY. D. O."
susrss IS: sIssss Sssss g Lii D. rSi0n 81 @.fs: s.d
bugs. reaches. neAz and coolies and ~
the same ErAe destroy thear eggs.
% Impossible for them 20 exist when
ent spout In every package TO get the
pcsky devils In the har6-to-soe-AI-
places and save the Juice.
Special Hospital and Hotel rre 81 so
druggist has st or can get &c for you. or
sent prepaid upon receipt Of price
by the Owl Chemical Co.. Terre Hsute,
Ind Success q P. D. Q. has caused
peddled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

states that al men Of ships which afn
brought into nn enemy p0rt are inatrfh
Tor 10 600 u1arks Ia caae ~ death "A
corresponding special pension has been
urovided f,r accideDte Besides. fhf
married men who are roncffuen h
bringing me Hubmarines receive
premium ~ j00 marks and hnanF 60
~ b. Immediately discharged after inn.f
return home
(Anothrr article ~ formfr Hetrr'ar
Daniels nlIi be printed tomofr0N.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
EVENING WILMINGTON DELAWARE TUESDAY

Concerning situntion I'm ISiel and up-
rising i'm other harbor towns military
protection of Baltic has boen carried
out without break by navy. All war
ships leaving harbor ny war fiags,
Movements among sailors and workmon
have been brought back to peaceful
ways"
Gloss Over Fleet Surrender.
The surrender OF the German high
seas fleet was gently termed the carry
ing out OF armlstice conditions at sya i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

RsdhuFs Ay IN. srwAse Of sewn
orep Per dAy. Under favorable conci-
8cns they hatch IN Eve dsys OF which
Wo-thirds are females. They mature
- adult size and are capable Of laying
n four weeks. How many bedbugs
would you have IN year II you fe,t
enc female or eeE unmolcsted for one
yesrs To rid the pesky Gedhug. you
nse . preparation that will kill the
0eSs - vet as tho live ones. y. ID. Q.
6As he~n demonstrated by the leading
Hosyrit~s Hotels and Railroad Com
pAnies that the safest and most eco
nomicAi way ~ stop future generations
Q bedhuss reaches. rcA< and ants u
- uss the new clscovery "Pesky Devils
sold hY Eckerd Drug stores an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
News Like This Never Fails To Interest The Til
A VOICE FROM AFAR

Recently we sent out a circular letter
Some of these letters reached patrons of
ours who had left the city. It's with pride
and pleasure that we reproduce below
one of the answers received:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

WHITE tAM ISDLFao -.-...-.. % .
Heavy crepe de chine. some lace-trmmed:
some hernstitched; some ribbon-trlmmed.
NAINSOOk AND CAMBRIA GOWNS.
sI50 TO 1895
These are new lower prices: embroidery and
lace trimmed
PHILIPPINE CHEMISE AND GOWNS
s295 70 sS-95
Were 81 95 10 $500. Beautifully made
and embroidered by hand.
SHORT WHITE PETTICOATS.
81 25 70 s2.95
NaInSook and cambric p to 81 inches long
LACE AND EAIB. TRIMMED GOWNS
>pecial lot just arrived for The May sale
1859 each
\ phenomenal offering each garment
OF excellent materials.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
SPECIALS IN THE
ECONOMY BASEMENT
That Are Truly Amazing

That Are Truly Amazing
BLEACHED SHEETS .. SI.IO Each
Size 81 \ 90
BLEACHED PILLOW CASES 2oc Each
Size IS So; great value.
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH. 10 Yards, SI.oO
Yard wide wonderful quality.
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH. 10 Yards, SI.7o
beautiful quality: SO inches wide.
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH. 10 Yards, S2.7o
Soft, sheer and fine: So inches vide
CHECKED DIMITl I0c Y ard
50 inches wide iust the thing for underwear.
COTTON HUCk TOWELS I9e Each.
Size l. X 81: hemStitched ends.
LINEN WEAVE COTTON CRASH, Zoe Yd.
This is a great value; limited quantity.
kINDERGARTEN CLOTH 30e Yard
50 inches vide; plain tolors and fancy stripes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

failure, and even after submarine crews
had mutinied and U-boat warfare had
ended with the recall of their sub
marines in October, they were still
huffing their own people. As late AS
November s. less than a week before
the armistice. we caught this bulletin
from Berlin:
English wireless service reported,
and this report was circulated also in
neutral newspapers. that German sub
marines had passed Norwegian coast
on their way home with whitQ flag at
the masthead. This is "A pure invention.
English wireless has thus again circu-
lated a lie."
This in spite of the fact that they were
all hurrying home. some OF them pass
ing so close to the Norwegian coast To
avoid mines and destroyers that they
could be plainly seen from shore.
When the allies were smashing the
German lines and driving back their
armies all along the front Berlin was
flashing out reports of successfully re-
pulsing attacks and taking up "more
favorable positions" When the French
and Americans by terrific attacks drove
them across the Marine Berlin an
nounced.
"Masterly Move" on Marne.
The excellent execution of the move
ment for changing to the opposite bank
Of the wide River Marne. which took
place unnoticed by the enemy. demon
strates today the splendid ability OF the
German command and troops.
When the Americans won their nota-
hle victory at st, Mihiel we heard from
Berlin that the Germans had only
Evacuated" the bend" at 81. Mihiel
10 improve their lines. and that on the
whole. the French and American at
tacks had failed. And Gen. Wrisberg
assured the trusting Teutons back in
the fatherland:
The American army also can not
terrify us. as we shall settle accounts
with them"
Even in November. whom total col
lapse was only a few days away. they
were still talking of the failure of the
Americans and the victorious rcpulse"
Of the French.
After the mutiny at kiel and other
ports. where sailors took possession Of
the ships and started the revolution
they sent out this bulletin, on Novem-
ber II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
May Sale Of White

Of
timely
n oI he cess
Us a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
LINEN AND
-------------
COTTON FABRICS
Feature Largely in This Event

Feature Largely in This Event
WHITE CHIFFON WOLFE ... 3Oc Yard
Full 40 inches wide; beautiful quality.
CHECKED DlMlTY WOLFE 49,. soc Yard
50 inches wide nice for chidrenS garments
PERMANENT FINISH ORGANDY,
CSC Yard
Crisp and sheer.
JAPANESE NA1NSOOk. IL Yards, S3.25
Wonderfully fine and soft
COTTON PATTERN CLOTHS SI.5OE Ea.
"a x Of; some very good patterns; excellent
quality.
WHITE CABARDINE 15c Yard
SO inches wide; ideal for skirts
LINEN WASTING - zoe Yard
Irish weave; "a inches wide. Very special.
CRASH TOWELlNG ....... 25c Yard
All linen; strong and long-Wearing.
DRESS LINEN .-......... 10c Yard
Natural color 50 inches vide A big special
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
Muslin Underwear Of High Quality

WINDSOR CREPE GOWNS sI.75
Ideal for summertime; cot FUN and well made
CREPE BOOMERS sI.O0
In extra sizes, 81 3s An excellent value
BATISTT BOOMERS Sc and sI.o0
Shown in flesh or Whit
WHITE EPETTICOATS sI.0O To $685.
Your choice Of nsnsook or ramhric
I WASHABLE SILK PETTICOATS
In extra sixcs
S495
An exceptional offering
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
ARE Y0b roR on
hoAnsT BOND ISSUE

gConlnusd from Pass ~
ior tint s4ih our present school
facilities an tor me schools a.
all timee however"
Wn. r walker Bcfpre ! ansee
ihe hish shool bullalns proposition
would llks 10 first know shat he
oouniY e1clee board intend dolps lr
regard TO sho reqVesi ~ Tbs ci,i
so4efrmcut % increase .he e,y lsy
'flom = war time levy ol = 10 io :
peacs time l,}y d ) d = miiis fb
dollar haA ecisesod ~ psg csn IA
value III
Postmaster Olsmlth ~ am lt
favor of voting The bonds q. hls ,im
for the reason II we d. uoi apcud sat
,aoney for a High sohco' ue vii
SPEND II sor some foolish thing thai
win do US no good. Lsly s. bfok
10 good eaase"
Mrs. n D. Deraln. ~Le val
aHhlle. convert The cVtietal echeo
ia.o junior high school ihat vi
relieve abe congestion 1T the lilgt
school Pits, q ali W. should So
sure better teachers sor grades ape
sigh schools Sionoy spent 10 gisln
oiir boys and gifls q fizu founiaflo
10 The beginning Of school iiie H.
money weii spsntg but pity 'tis true
that this condition baa not obtained in
The past and 4 IS hIgil thine tha
&. becomes yogus before more mone
= sought for school baiIdIngs Lett
lave the teachers first
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N0MiNY HkLL FANS
COMING ~ SPECIAL TRAM

Continued from Paro ~
Is scheduled TO leave Homlny at
seven o'c'ock Sunday morning. an
leave Guthrie al eight O'Clock tbs.
evening for the return trip.
One and one-half fare will b.
charged for The round trip, and "a.
'rallroad reaas-os nsnlmu mot go
tickets TO insure the special
This game Sunday between Guih-
RE and Homlny Is for the amateur
championship of Oklahoma, and
oromises 70 be the fastest game this
season for the IIominy players. AMI
ihey are rolng with the grim deter
mination 70 bring home the bacon
Guthrie has very fast team.
The boys are anxious that ~ man
hominy folks as can. accompany theu
'on this trip. that tha first speela,
train for the ball team of TomIny
make a reputable showing. not on ~
for the interest manifest Ii TIE team.
but also a. bce4t for ihe city. with
The recent additions and special
players our boys arc confident of aa
nexlng the game.
The last four games played by the
local team has resulted in complete
Victories for them. In the games of
last Friday and Saturday. played
here with Bartelsvils ia score or
z 70 s and ? 70 in favor on Homing
The first OF these games was tied
~ TO the ninth inning. and was play.
ed TO the eleventh. when the local
bcys succeeded in breaking The dea.l.
lock.
In TIE game Sunday with Skiasool..
all taiiys we're registered n thn
eighth. sklatook making . IN sb~
first half. and fIomi6y getting 8 In
the last half Carter landed a horne
run during this stage OF the pro-
ceedtngs.
The game Of "wednesday played
with Kopan. Kansas. was a near-
farce. the visitors not being able 20
make II IN the least interesting 10
The home boys. Score, u 70 2.
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SERIES Or MURDERS
CASE IS DAFFIINC ONE

hleafV Aax tsuAh siF a
80 "setles Il maflep ssAa e.li -
sshamea a0d sAamlnea fpr aAAaa IL
gNlsag similar "a lAaa fsaea Il lse
i9alaa uf luAn tsemgaf YYsa katsu
Aaa ,lfs tfe4 hnla tpFaasF tAaf
Naa Aaasaassa today fhs fqagsb II
an hsaa kalss atanapusasg IA
Ffstl kolA aagpsel spa. tlHss
hvlAa
fAu State a Apg#iaw alFp Mafv
ysAnaef piap1 gf ighh i,emnss. ssa
tarmaf heaaa2segeF t8y Ffea Antm,
l4f p,sallpolax IN eganss ioa sifA
sllH auathA
ieha lssmmee lgsa Ia AL AAa Ma
h9ise aims mpatas iasss
klta dinA saas agffaw
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,.Aharoao vorto AGAINST
TEACHERS SALARY HiKt

rauuaac8 from Pass
as.stian rsoewhete he wpfs &
sA4,ssimeni ~ss elaimins iifss sad
gfenee* attao ien Nam #fRe ia
-. Nele loaed asa osasts wefs
operating oa pau lire slH lAp NNt
eraaleM aosla he aef.lsa
n Guthrie ,teal Hai'yfs Ne wHfr
uaffnnpN with haA slluailea
raApascu vefs sir,a'lt osefburdea
NJ aud demanding seme iutaa''ls's
ais. When ,hs proposition eas
Strung a. leafa wev'iuT : Aoen
a'see,,red lhsl ] siosi aione ln de
aanaing ma. lust ai shN 1sry srlll
el ams she espasefa ahoula be ega
siefsi Aii aofle n tsisisi and im
fai.sa eNeaaes sere HnKfstra hy
ha aatp a'ss o' the Fcassl salAfs
ntteas~ lrled q ehu~ thcm tha1
81 saoald iuasr luisaa . laefease
AZ load an ths snuuldvfs ~ hv iaK
ayers Nhsu ihs foii Naa ealled !
demanded that tbe record would shoN
thal a. least ono menber " tne iaoafi
sas positively aeelnst g The raise
glil aggregate neaFiy tieeao and shat
mouns vsll have % bo duE w - ne
ssnsyers vsa eo chaslipfd ai
thls astion shai gasa and shvfe
hr,aseued a. feslsn from the board
al strong prsaaala has eone from
icafy taxpayers hat should aiand
!, the guns. IS ali tbat bas ksps lhs
.shef meHbefa fpw having }es
hanee 20 fiil my place and ,hswby
make i unanimous
nut while 80 remain On the
4oard hope TO hear a foll. frao. can
lld discussion Of the big problems of
,uf schools by ihc iuservssrd citizens.
hos have 20 mees ihe bills. and ihsg
houla be- heard frone VS. are the
ereAnis aud the tAsFal ers have 3
lshs 10 knou just hos lhelr taxes
~ being spent / ans nos tor ana
ne uho .rIrs 20 uss . public pogi i0n
j. cats paW 70 pub burning she's
,uis out % any political ashmle |
m for eyerithlnx that wiil hvly "
a securing good schools and sffl
iert teachers. bat viii not lag,sss
ay personal gru1ga Or selfish
ehemes on the already over burden.
q taxpayers
Nr iga1sioFd refused % wsks
efsrence 20 any other nsmbsr. a.
lsrins .hey lad he same rights and
responsibilities that be haA. aud that
,shsr members should make shsif oNn
ecords. aud vould have 10 stand ~
hem, the same a. no proposed 10 10
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SHE HAD HIM
UP IN THE AIR

AslaeYs n Il AAar n shtfae
uauapr employed ~ 81 als ane
onpsny. MaH ap Ia fha Aif wAen An
fefaias eneAFea e. Aas stltfed
AFnlkfpuw sessArs "a tha Hseal hlKs
Aehvoi
FlthHra isel~ thH pilpt ~ 49,
elafed he plafea lhn pAff NJ eaala.
said ilausea pfpgpsel ~ Miss teiH
lgunF IN his alrplane yw'Ngdas ehHn
heY ssfp aeeo fvst higb tsg eA
aesl.alei Al $500 fsst shu said
Nea. aud Al Av9q she he1d aar hsr
luErf tr lhs FlsK shs aas assfits
Ia ~haa ihvy eAme w sasih The
4eaalns uepe~ declared e9l taks
ilasu atun
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PERSONALS OF
X. SOCIETY +.

Nr and Mrs. r 81 nufss sa9 dse
glitter Hasel and Mlsa cors weelet
~Al leave Monday ter an eAvrians
"trip p Colorado where ihey ~.ll
spead The remainder 81 ihe summer
Visiting IN alTfercn, points
Il Il n
Misses Anua an8 Mary Lee oNeae
bave gone "a BELLA vssa Arkansas ,o
spend their vocation niih lheif bro
brother. E Gus owens ANA famlu
81 s. M
Miss lam McsAsre left hls mygn-
iug for 4 tao neeAa slsll s. 1NdWia.
hansas
ii II *
~ aud Mrs. Walter Nnsept ef sls
south Division announee the blrih
thls morning ~ .he 81 + Hospi A.
~ g l-e pound SON
4 *
Mrs A. y Porter and Mrs g p
Halstnad and daughter, Mariorg afT
the week end guests Of AIRS E G.
iiaiHead, west 81 the city
y = x
MIRA Daniel kelgler aud alughiaf.
slpa Gerald sieveus ~ Nevada. Mo
were the dinner guests Of Mr and
sirs. n N. Hurst Thursday evening
r = &
Mr. J G. Cox who has been 81 for
the PAS. two weeks Is now recover
inr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

Aoekford. llls. Aus ihal Capt
iobsrt Ferris. Camp Grant pFis0n q
flear Who last tuesday afternoon eas
his victim Of q bullet supposed g.
h4se bsen Hired hy a phantom gan.
nan believed to haYs been operating
ou.h Of Rockford FOR uorv than a
rear. shot himsslf. was the finding
% the Official camp probe beard
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ARCTIC GAS

II you should decided To- W. yfya
laek and take an airpRne flight .,
tbs Eer oil fields IN tak Canadian
Arctic. you need have no fear aboaf
getting suitable faei for the return
TRIP. f0r-
Gasoline Is being refined al For
Norman. where only few years axe
wolves and other wild cresturc'
roamed.
However. 70 date about tho on,
way 20 bring back this Arctic gas
oline Is in the fsel tanks OF airships
or n,otorboats. So tbs increase II
supply wont materially effect III,
price paid Md Continent refiners.
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fae saakg#f " faars mllf, lit
eyisysasd over ana thsuxl4s apaA. ~
tufaa = Alsat The saA i tliaaasar
HeoaAlYa wemaa tlls begsssk
byeaaAH afsai1 "a llAAtainx "a mausv
~ ~ this seans atfAnaa fM
8eFbaps selne IL as haFv tsafA tAlAs
eeala lsxsu aseassa ~ aifaHse q haF
tianlsA fsAr tfvn Ysls asna nber
Il fNs eew@s. IAtsg Is saay beev1ss
yuae ina sksf
Aad sswsYa Fssneaskaf ~ eu@An8
dsss thessaua dealhs. a sFnse niaa
saresiy eae
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a nelRhboY Recommended Iydia r.
Pinshsu,.s = Vegetable COMPOUND 70 me.
and - secpna day after ! started TAX
ing It began 70 feel better and kept
on taxing il for seven months. Now
keep house and perform all my house
hold duties. You can use these facts a.
you please and viii recommend Vego-
table Compound 20 everyone who suifcrr
as | did. . - Mrs. J. 5. LITTLE. 545S
Livingston ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
How much harder the daily tasks of
a woman become when she suffers from
such distressing symptomsandweakness
as did Mrs. Little. No woman should
allow herself 70 get into such condition
because such troubles may be speedily
overcome by Lydia E. pinkham's Vegc-
table Compound. which for more than
forty years has been restoring American
women 10 health.
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.O~f CANNON II
IOt Nj ~ miIn

Wsrsae laas sa 4 vanaoa
shgfh aAs firsd as salute ~ n
,xn.f aulfY tlans 90 sfdaas
iemos as, celebrating sae slss'etu W
ssoYer Cleveland - pfgessleat 10 1851.
na whsth disappeared Iumsdiatsig
after. Aas bn~n found iugbadavt iu
he mad " Center s.aks. ia ssieh ms
gat@f "a uaueaallY iuN saa
heggs - ghs llsns shAf fsptelisaas
reoyea Che casnon ana sueA st "a
he lake bui the ~Apgs Ahoals 4 sas
pites bad astsF besa 4sfihAsly ae.
Hnuinssi.
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Naml The cpNnis wFifaf Bon
whlsA ha3 outsmen He tifmm lNl'l'
lne * 8 foams has beFa mufea insH
Ia lafwef and more cvMHuH#AF sAiWa
fue With "a bed nooNs ien aiatns
vauns and iUghe siifhfa fNFfs
nnae abA doal.e klteAeH There
II siso adtolulas spses vaefrin 'ep's
lnMs bn sresa ad fof sWhsf#laf i@1i
Arfa
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STATE NEWS NOTES

maFcs-~,Mrs ieAM NAAnss AAs
hrvaxAs snls 10 The alssrsSt sears
against TIA censumrfs slAa evmnaAs
fse dsmefes IN sAe sam u tsse
nn ecy ~ KAa exihsinn wAifA
FeeenslY aessfuyea her Apa=s and A
ecrsspss ava lpNfei hsg RAgpah
III, sad efSsA ess dasA ssA AheRws
sa hes'seacs on sAs sJaiaasys s.
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r. N Daman. Co, + National Mil
tay Home. Kans.. writes I have
taken Foley's Honey and Tar with
satisfactory results Ny coazh. which
was very severe. u now about s'on-
red MT age II II the 9TH of August
Good for hay fever. asthma. irritat-
Ing ceughs aud summer cold. SclI
everywhere.
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neaihhi N,nnnx ihg several fnfa
- pgs lsle "a ottawa esmatg reeail
Indicted hy she wfnna iary u ips
llssep tofmefly ias,iee g sha geera
an shls p5ae~ who lh yAArsna wllA
'AAstag atoeplea a tfihe vAfe Is "
N,e Hgx
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most Di tflF time Aii1
felt bad IN my lsf'
side. Ny monthly
periods were irreg-
ular. sometimes i've
or seven months
apart and when they
did appear would last
for tEo weeks and
were very painfQl /
Was sick for about a
year and > half and
tsoctoredbut without
auv Improvement.
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pkhef 4 aew esah-iar 81 ~
senfals Il ihis t'lY hae hveu apFnln'
az ln tha peftoa oi " y wa'H
= seht ga resreea W u elos"F' NJ
tnHfnr ia ihe announcement
Nafi s. NA4rr 4 sht ,suaaaw inslsAr
asNas3
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peashsi AeenrAire 80 Mas raHf
visf tiafisiislau ~ OTTAWA fsspn
uares SAC uenlh n July ti~rv wotT
4a h.rshs "a iAe ceanls ssa taAlua
1beW wrre marr aHes 50 jais ~
aonaafed psh apflnf sas 'rei
ors month
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.Am EaaNed wfsa hssiax nal
9ezss4 esunsy sanaa q iae ameuHs
of mone ihAa 8. ~ j 81 nteS
formvr,Y soaasy slsgk sut apv 4 n
aeAs II california, haA heen lnAlefs
"a - taa eaDA iuFs AA1 has fe
sarntA heFe ~ sNse tsAn ssa se mat
ng oaa faf tee
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hat one night la June she ofnea
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had never read Haw wkshAns Hash.
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thing 70 discourage iac attacking
nosga!ioee
But Be married her
Living az unhappsiy thereafter a.
The average man
Absolutely.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

she could dash or free verse in
ten languages.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

At friends house in the country
he met a spectacle wearing palIid
creature who had s.ormcd a success
ful way through college.
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But somehow Or another. The pa.er
lnanaged 10 exercise h.H pen aud
check book IN the proper manner.