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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
Fra Blaine, Wash.

Jeg er nu bosat her den lille ven
lige Gr8nseby Blaine, hos Kaptajn
Levin Simonsen. ON jeg i Lengden
kan fnde mig tilrette saa lille ca.
$500 Indbyggere) Ell By, efter saa
mango Aar j st6rre Byer, VII Tiden
wise, ale Fald bliver jeg her foreld-
big. Jeg ankom til Bellingham Tirs-
dag Morgen med Damperen 'sKul-
shan. Man har we'd Bel1ingham Bys
Transitvarehus opsat en- Taagesiren,
til .Nejledning for Fartdjer som sgger
ind den inderste Del af Havnen i
Wllatcom Bsekkens Munding. Da det
under Indsejlingen var noget taaget
!, over Nandet, var 1lavnte Siren i fuld
sNlrksomhed og at den fuldtud udfyl-
der sin ansvarsfulde Stil1ing, vii ale
som nogensinde har passeret den Isl
renen) j Taage nok villigt. bekrafte,s
den .er like som Oldtidens Sirener -
en- herlig Sanger, men udst6der stadig
vaek nogle ynkelige kagelyd oh, oh,
!.
oh. oh der n1eget minder ON en-
Mand med frygtelig Mavepine, og det
er nok I'll at satte Taarer i sely det
haardeste Menneskes Djne. ia, det
er ynkeligt at hgre paa den Sirens
Sang, men som sagt, den udfylder
sikkert sit Hverv brilliant og det var
10 Hensigten med den Fofuden Dam
pere 1angs B Bel1inghan andfronts
laa der fire store sejlskibe og lastede
Iralast, tre Firemastere og en- Fem
y master, ale for an aft SIX onnerter
Det er5 aareyis siden jegs har set saa
mango Sejfartgjer paa en- Havn
paa en- Gang Sejlskibene er we'd al
b1ive en- Sjaldenhed her we'd Puget
81 Sound HaVnene: Belling ham synes8 al
were en betydeli gangsperiode,
lagde 81 Bryce.
q oe S. DeI tiade
Blins sssrsnsess, ,sII Z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
VALGKAMPEN,

Den republikanske Nalgkanp Min
neapolis bley oficielt aabnet med
Massempde Auditorium. Senator
k1lute Nelson, Minnesotas Grand
Old Man, presiderede. Aftenens Ho-
vedtaler var Senator Irvine l.. Len
root, at Wisconsin. Paa Platformen
var ogsaa Guvernpr ]. a. @. PrEus og
kongresmand Walter III. Newton.
Senator Ienroot talte for den repu-
biikanske Administration Washing
ton og da specielt for Senator Frank B..
& kelloggs Genvalg. | sin Tale indhet-
tede Senator Lenroot f6lgende Tribut
til Senator Knute Nelson: MAR Se-
nator Nelson af Minnesota taller, da
lytter Senatet, ia hele Nationen; thi
man we'd, at da taller en- Mand af En-
faring og Indsigt, med god DONNIE
kraft og med Mod til at sige sin Me
ming
Senator. Knute Nelson blew gjort til
Genstand for Ell hjertelig og begej-
street Hyldest idet han traadte ind Sa-
len. Og efter Mgdet holdtes en- hel Ii
den Reception oppe paa Platfornen
Mango af hans gamle Venner i For
samlingen, og da like mindst blandt
No.dn1nndene, ko1n op spaa Platfor-
men for at hilse paa ham
as &
Senator Nelson var godt Hum9r,
og hans Made at tale paa skulde like
tyde paa, at det var en- Mand, som
nelnnede sig de 80 .Aar, men he11ere Ell
Mand sin kraftigste Alder. Han ind
ledede sine Bemarkninger med en- lille
Sppg ON, at naar Diet var-1idt stille i
Politiken Minneapolis, saa matte
man hente nogen fra Smaabyerne lan-
gere nord for at hjalpe til at puste Liv
Tingene. Han omtalte sin Kollega,
Senator Kellogg som Ell meget arbejd-
som Senator, en- dygtig Advokat, EN-
dygtig Statsmand og en. 1erd Mand -
en- Mand, som viede sine bedste Evner
1g hele, SIN Kraft til Sin Stllllng som
Senator for Statens og for Nationens
Vel.
En- smuk Kon1pliment blew ogsaa al
Senator Nelson ydet -Guvern6r Preus
som havde. gaaet i Nelson's po1itiske
Skole,'. Guvern@r Preus fix senere fol.
gende Skudsmaal af Senator Lenroot
Minnesotas Guvern6r er anset som er
af de NEST fremragende og dygtigste
Guvernprer Unionen.
At sserlig Betydning var Knute Mel
sons Anbefaling af Kelloggs Genvalg
og de Grunde, han CAV derfor: serlie
Kelloggs Arbejde j senatet for Far
merne og for Diet brede Folks Forsy
ming med Kul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
Forbudet paa Havet.
Finansminister Mellon mene1

Finans1ninister Mellon mener, at
Bcstemnelserne for Forbudets Gen
nenfprelse er altfor yderliggaaende,
sog han har negtet at bifalde, at Skibe,
der f9rer Spirituosa i Strid med
Daughertys Kendelse, skals xbes1aglag-
ges og erklares forbrudte. Flere Ka-
binetsn1edlemmer st6tter efter Forty
dende Mellon. men fry gter for at Dom
stolene under Lovei, som den MI er,
vii blive npdt til at stptte Beslaglag-
gelsen at store Skibe, der overtrader
Forordningen, igedan som Autonobi-
Ter mi konhskeres for at transporter
Rusdrikke paa Landjorden
Datoen for Gennernfgrelsen az Ju-
stitsnainister Daughertys Kendelse an
gaaende Rusdrikke paa udenlandske
Skibe er blevet udsat til den III. Okto-
Der. M
4 Ledende Administra tions Embeds-
1nand. der venter ubehagelige inter
.lationale Forviklinger, er lidt efter
lidt loegyndt at tro, at Kende1sen er for
vidtgaaende De siger imidlertid, at
den Betrag gtning af y olsteadlovens
Ordlysl og Hpjesterets Kendelse bare
kan mod diiceres ved At endre Forbuds-
loyen og resident Harding og hans
Isabinet overvej jer At .ani1ode 4 Kongres-
|Isen ON at gdre dettt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
DET NORSK-DANSKE PRESSE-
MODE.

4 = u I / 4
Den norsk-danske Presseforening i
Amerika holdt Fredag sit Aarsm9de j
#Odin Club. Forretnings1ngde. blew
i1oldt ON Eftermiddagen. .og en- .Banket
ON Aftenen.
Valg paa Bestyrelse fix fGlgende I'd
fald !: Formand, Redakt6r n. n. Ron
ming, "Familiens Magasin'' !; Vicefor-
mand, Chr Rasmussen. Udgiver af
.sUgebladet", og Pastor r. Malnlin,
Redaktgr af "Lutheraneren Sekre-
tar, Einar Josephson, Chef for Augs-
burg Publishing Houses Boghandel; J;
Kasserer. A. NJ. Sundheim, Bestyrer
for Augsburg Publishing House.
Paul Helm Hansen-Komiteen rap
porterede gennem sin Formand, Jern-
banekommissar @. P. B. jacobson, og
forelagde Tegninger til Mindetaylen
udfgrt af Billedhugger Paul Fjelde i
New York. Mr.. jacobson har nylig
havt en- personlig Konferens med Bill
ledhuggeren. Foreningen CAV Komi-
teen fuld Myndighed til at sdrge for
Sagens Gennemfprelse. AfslGring af
Tavlen Minnesota Historical Socie-
tvs Bygning vii sandsynligvis. fnde
Sted Forbindelse med Foreningens
Aarsmpde naeste Aar.
En- interessant Tale blev holdt af
Luth jaeger ON Helm Hansen. Mr..
Jegear, der j 70 og 8o-Aarene redige-
rede Diet hervarende norske Blad
SsBudstikken' kendte Helm Hansen
personlig og CAV endel Erindringer til
bedste. Helm Hansens Rejseberet-
| ninger fra Red River Dalen i 1860 hid
| forte Tilstr9mningen af skandinaviske
!, Settlere til dette Str9g. Prof. Theo-
| dore c. Blegen, Asst. Supt: for Mime
sofa Historical Society, CAV en- Rakke
Op1ysninger baade i Norge og her
! i Prof. -Blegen har ne1nlig drevet .omfat-
/ tende Forskninger vedr9rende Pioner.
historien og sidder indie med ct Kend-
skab som faa til dette Emne. Indlag
St denne Samtale blev ogsaa leveret al
] Mr.. jacobson og Chr. Rasmussen.
i Fore11ingen optog Luth jaeger som
1 Eresmedlem. Som aktive Medlem
n1er optoges ]. 4. Holvik SAINT Fo olke
/ sbladet's RedaktGr, Pastor Fl. C. Cas-
#persen.
We'd Banketten, hvori deltog ~ Per
i soner, holdt Redaktdr R9nning en- kor
! Tale for at takke Foreningen for Gen
valget til Formand Carl G. O. Han
sen, Medredakt9r af Minneapolis tt
i dende'', talte ON 'Nordlyset'', den for
/ ste norske. Avis Amerika, som bic,
! grundlagt for rs Aar siden, og andr'
/ Pioneerblade Konsul E. Fl. Hob,
I.rettede en- hjertelig- TAX til Presse1
/ for udvist Melville overfor Konsulate
og ham person1ig.
! Den Tale, hvori Hr. Arne .Kildal
j Presseattache ved den norske Lega
i ton j Washington, gjorde Rede for sil
/. fNirksomhed herovre, lagde serlg Be
Stag paa Opn1arksomheden. Hvad ha1
sagde ON den norske Presse og den
i Opgaver, galder ligesaa fuldt den dan
ske. vi kan mulig senere gengive no
get deraf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
Veibygningen.

~
Onkel Sans Nejbureau er MI fardig
med sit Program for Vejbygning. Det
vii tage tyve Aar at fuldfpre det ma
tionale Nejnet, som det MI er planlagt,
.og de samlede Udtallinger j dette Die
med anslaaes til ire. sBillioner Dollars.
Den sanlede Milelangde, som skal
bygges / disse Aar, udg9r 10000 Mil,
som vn udg3re det System at code
Landeyeje, som er bygget we'd Tilskud
fra Landskassen. Stats og lokale Veje,
som bygges paa samme It'd, vii andra-
ge til Ell lignende- eller st6rre Mil
lRngde. Naar dette Arbejde er gjort,
vii De Forenede Slater have bedre og
mer ndstrakt Iandeveje end noget an
det Land Fortid eller Nutid
Indtil for nogle faa Aar siden var
Vejbygningen her Landet i det hele
p1anl3s. Man byggede for at tilfreds-
stille pieblikkelige og loka1e Krav uden
at have Landets eller Staternes ,Behov
for Die. | Fplge det nye Program ska
bes der ct nationalt Vejnet. Der vii
b1ive Hovedveje mellen ale vigtige
Punkter, og Tunsinder af Mil med Bi-
veje vil(forbinde Farmdistrikterne og
de mlndre tact befollSede Strgg med
Hovedvejene
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
Sydamerikansk Park i Rabild.

4 iodsejer Chr. Olsen, Buenos Aires.
lar besggt Rabild Baker og har I'LL
lIensigt at kobe nogle Bakker for ~
stifte e1i 81 dame rikansls Park iig=
he'd med den aIlerede eksisterende
nord esiksuske. @
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
Allleriika

Kongressession den 20. November.
President Harding taenker paa at
sa1nmenkalde en- Ekstrasession af Kon-
gressen fof ornkring den 20. Novem-
ber-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20

me og Vakst med sig. Naar det har
vseret code Tider her ! Landet, har
denne Guldstrpm gaaet kraftlg og
sterll, medens den i haarde Tider. er
sl1rumpet ind eller endog, paa sine.
aSteder, er t9rket op aldeles. M har
vore fremmedf9dte, som sender disse5
Penge, lagt Mark til, at Tiderne har
varet code, det vii sige.: at de har
haft Arbejde og god Betaling, naar
Landet har haft republikansk Styre
og Beskyttelsestold, men at der har
veret stor Arbejdslpshed i Landet un-
der de1nokratiske Toldlove og demo-
kratisk Styre. De er sikker paa, at de
like tager Fell i dette; for det har
handt like bare en- Gang, men gen
tagne Gange. De fremmedf9dte tror
sderfor. at republikansk Styre er bedst
like bare for dem selv, men ogsaa for
Slagtninge j Europa, som faar lidt
mere Hjalp. snaar deres Paar9rende
her har noget mere at sende. Dette
forklarer, hvorfor en- saa stor Del al
vore fremrnedfpdte Velgere helst ser
Republikanerne we'd Roret j Washing
ton, og hvorfor de altsaa vii stelnme
for de republikanske Kandidater for
Kongressens REPRESENTATIVES, e1ler
Senat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
Skovbrand i Colorado,

En- voldsom Skovbrand har raset i
Durango Nationalskov nser Mancos,
Colo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1922-10-20
Spioner d9nlt til OGDEN.

II En- russisk Kvinde, Natalia Wy
skoubova, og Kaptajn Soudeszky, beg
ge fundne slyldige i Spionerii er d0rnt
It'll at slsydes. De blev anklaget for at
have skaffet den franske Militarkonn-
miss arschau Oply sninger I'm
der dst III Baron rangel og Gsnsral
Dsnikine mod victerlle & 1rte elt.
toe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

Il ~4fA : uur1 un<ze nars<s's go
nid-sik'< hin had hlo<~cm<1 into .
sscr1nc.zl sale a lawn r~1nnxns<. and
toward TIE cle>e ~ The day her s1cck
lay lex. det5e1rd-
Max Ae.fxrr sean<d oni a his he<cr.
and hon uzn1ed 1zs xe1cr ua< n u cnne
from an inner threat that only spoke
when the h<art b1dr n
LITTLE one. them rennxnfS wcns Hike
bot cakes today. cidat theyf-
-'Hct c~ke<t W<ll. ] SpcsA You'1
have 'houEht there vss . nlii-cnd sale
on postage <fany.x~
And II you tont iosk All tired our.
If yon JUS. donfr-
The ready tesrr suxn IN her voice
''Ii's---ss's he>n 3wfns-zue Axxs from
her an day Ike 'hls Rut anr~srs
50, nez< for b<r uh>a 80 hosB>
tonight about her I'VE weeks h>ncfs
maoer- old crlxr< zxs Erzad~
They say the girls NJ IN The rst,,ons
ben crsine Asl d.y. she sss Ne howe
hct. bzf sAey say she wasn't had IN
ccrnezra~
~tscd knoux she wasn't ! ges sore
st her sometimes. hat IL know she
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
STRAY SHOT kIIIIED NOM-
AN:>l RPRISE To RELATIVES

Norrfstorn. Pa. March -1-Whc-
fhe BODY oi Nrs. Aana l-zales E.
who dsed yesterday, vas belng ire
parea for bar1al today. deztA x4s
fouad 70 have heen due 10 q bolic:
wound below the heart Her dean
previously had been r-onouncea de
r. heart diseases.
a 5aiief hole IN the kitchen winds~
near where he< cody wss found el
police to believe fha; she vas the
victsm O stray shot; Her dsnehtss
hcar1 her fsn baz DID aos hear ths
sound Of , shot There vas No biooE
ron TIE wound 10 indicate that TIE
EonzS had bee1 shCz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
= RoNTY CIAMMARINARo had

= RONTY CIAMMARINARO had
M a steady job wearing red SOL
Ava der coat and bat. and collect
ins pennies for old Joe Cianmsrinaro.
Old Joe used to ccme round with a
hand organ every Ettie while.
Wei, one day Mary Jane was just
starting for school, when Joe and
Monty came along. and they played .
tune. Mary Jane sat down to hear the
music, and she put her lunch basket
right alongside Of her
Finally Mary Jane gave Monty two
cents, which he put IN his little pocket-
Then Monty came over ANA said,
MARY Jane, l bet can hold bigger
bite in my mouth than you can Mary
Jane said she bet he couldn't And
Monty said he bet he could
So Mary Jane opened her lunch
basket and took out a great big piece
Of bread, with lots Of rich Mary Jane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody can Tel when you
Darker Gray. Faded Hair
with Sage Tea

crz,1nofher kept her hair bezu-s-
a-,r dx<kene6 glossy ard attractive
rith = brew of Sage Tea ac1 S1lph1r-
The7e<<r her hair took c- that 1olA.
Sd or r-r@akct sppea<z1ce- this fi<1-
- rr1x<1re va Applied with ronce--
! eject Br asking ~ any drug
re for -wre9hf ssE< and Sulphur
r,frpcznd~ yeu wlil set large ber-
!. q rh:r c,1--szne rec1pe- fnpr0xe1
she z66ltlos ef z<zer 1rgre63enfA Al
s1r 70 zee- ~ F<rr uttse cox1. 1hi<
x-zs rn.xrure cAu - tepen1ed Upon
, re<1zre natural 0cisr a-d eeAr<y %
zz.r
a -e1-k.p~r Eo~r-cw- trzxzt<f
- zre~y>cfr nse< Krf-k'f Szfe aot
<.ph-- ccrr rc1ns now ber4upe n
.zrke-z - rsr-r1-1r z>e eren{r thai
,ceocr can 1<1 I has fren spplted-
- - ezc - use- TO- Yea rr1D<<
nr1z>en : ccxS e. EN- brczh and
nav Il thrc1xh <Uw hA<r- <Rk-ng c1<
rrxrt . = cn4 n gncr1znG the
rsv -As1r zzmpponrur afSev ano<Aor
1ppErz<1cn r. fo& = = rpG1rfo - -
clfuFo1 relef ae1 ,oeHs ez1e1y: eon
1.11ehxlu1 fcz3<< re11l1lfe- n = ~ ~
leudkL ~ - crr. xnif-E7<lop - kss-
T&u0<U q UIux8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

No usc. No use. He told me a.
day he wcuidnf operate He todd me,
No N. ell the csiors % pz,e--<ren she
reds-<o pale. Lavco6er and hue J.
5u<t couldn't tell I conlcn't on,
my God i on. ny Ged,-
-'Shk-h-h. dsriins. Dont take On
80. Wait IN norning and ren Ees
new drops frcm him 'Shh-h-h, Maybe
ne only strain
4 Ssov. Tn 10 the d1rk far scsd
sadie on. my God. I'm 10 the dark
Lem1ne tiei Lenn> de-
-Shh-h-h-dsrllng- nafs H. rest
quiet
Ssddenly Miss wcrfe fsung NJ one
arm sbcut Sadie Rarpefx neck. prcxs-
ing her head downward until their
faces touched
Dee Dee darling. yen-yen hurt
~You won't never leave NE Sa6ie.
VOC Eo,s iesve me alone In the dark.
Ssd;ey"
-No. no. my darling; yeu kncr !
Wont. never. never
You'll ke<p ne with you always
promise me that. Sadie Promise ross
iissle Sadie. 700 won't lesre -four aunt
Dee De- alone In the DARK Ny pcor
hfsie siri. dnn't iea~e me slons N The
DART. can't -. Sadie. csne see
no ncrs. Premise ne. SADIE promise
me. promise ne
From Sadie Bsrnef's heart. weaken
ing her Ike the loss a. blood, flowed
her tears she Kissed the heart a.
Edith wrose where n heat IKE clock
beneath the hieh-ncckcd nisftorcss: /:
che made of her bosom q pillow 81
mercy and drew the head ~ 10 Its
warmth.
IL promise. Dee Dee. Sure l
promise. Always Mn kcep ycn with
ne. darling. siwsyx. alwayx 80 help
me. sivsyx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
Head Stuffed By
CataHh or Cold !?
Use Healing Cream

II your nosxriis arc cioCEtd your
shrozt distressed or POUR had =
stuffed ty nzsy cz<zrrh q = co1d zppJ
. iif<i< pure zr<is<pr1c- germ desnCyng
ux.zn MO ypur noz-rls- Il pcne<rztes
throurh e7xry xzr pz<<zee- soo<hmg -
fznet. suozira Denhrz1es znd y1u 81
in<zzH r<z5<f
Hox root / fr<;x Your noslziIs z<e
epcr- four had Is dezr- 30 nore
haxkzE. zrzanx. tzyne>s = sezuG
afsne for k-c1zh CD m1H toe<1e ot
HI Crun Dn1n fron ny dFuE1k
Ca - cs<z<rh - - U1DE
I4Nf sf>J zfa8ei - Hsiff . SO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

was always therr when IL needed
her. alrigfu.
Now. now. iifsle girl. don't cry,
You're all worn ont"
~She-fhe was always there 10 stand
by me in--ln q plnch.~
Honest. Miss Sadie. ron look snsi
ike a pretty little rhosi- What you
need Is some spring slr. girlie. some
spring air for a fonsc. vouidns jus'
sove to take you AL hy yeur little seli
down the river lonight On ore - their
new cones boats. where we could be-
right quiet SAP. wouldn't II
->e-nof~
4 wanna talk 10 yoR. Mss Sadie.
Cant ron guess. wanna ret ynu sn
by yourself and talk to ypn right In
your little ear
'Shh-h-hi You mustn't talk IKE
that
That's the onlg waF bsre ~ Try.
ing 10 iell you h0x-hex ] feel. Hiss
Sxdie-6eazse--
'Shh-h-h -
When ] call tou fhaf " mrcn~-Nfil
rcu know. d~arie. yen know Thzf's
why wAnns take yru tonsxA,. desire
an ty yonr Hide seaf and
Nc. no. Mr. Meltrer. ! can't iesvs
her alone like that promised ~euic
never leave her niene in the dark If
n could help IT.
Amt I the anhs Sure you csnf
leave her We gotta stick by her pow.
cekrie. sln'f wet Amt we-"
A red seepzxe of h'ccd surred across
his face ard under his hair we gotta
stick by her. sehrse."
AT her senses swan. nor conid she
control the fuffering % her hands
.oh-Nr- Nelrne--Nsx
-Whsf ros and poor Old Dee Dee
need Is solne q this spring air. Ge~.
rculdnf lore to take yoa-4nd her
Gown the rirer tenixhf on one cf them
new Coner bcxf<s Gee. would !, 1usr
you and-and her
-Nsx-oh- Max. desr.e--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

porservIile. Cal. March ee--Thrse
inches o. snow fell here last night
fcI.orins = es-honr .aia storm
Poisoning frrR ue-5 and yaiea-
ca orange trees r1fh tain golden sr7Iis
presented a moss unusual sight ua-
der their snowy mantle "A sight unre-
called ~ oldest lnhahafznts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

Syrup on i. She broke of . piece. and
gave Il 10 Monty, and took . pisce just
Ike il for herself.
Monty took b;e bite. and he put 4
in his left check. then he took another
bite, and he put this in his night cheek.
Il made him look very fat and sassy.
Then he took another bite. He kept
this right in the middle of his mouth
and he chewed il all up.
Long before Mary Jane had finished
with one bite Monty had eaten his 3
bites. And then Mary Jane found that
she hadn't any Mary Jane "spread"
for lunch, and she had to run for school.
OF she'd be late. For the school bell
was just starting to ring. Monty waved
his hand At her, and said Next time ]
tell you anything, Mary Jane, youu
believe me-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
GOVERNMENT AID EXTENDED
TO BUSTED RAILROAD

Washington. Nsrrh eD.-To aid the
resumption of operations q the Mis-
sour and North Arkansas r1iiruad.
the interstate e01merce c0rnmissis.
has announced . sorernnenf loan oi
ss.seee eoe xou.6 e extended pr0vid-
ing that the owners and the receiver
&C TIE property comply wiki cerrain
xDadifions IN rs corporate re-
crEz1izzrkOn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

And whst's fhs< next room here
Jerr. A.nf = sweet snd Quls- -lcok-
Ing. Ssare rcons Amt Il S~4-y rfrh
<hen Ii<ie white mz<lin rur1xins:
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fuaon znd1izg her no<ezse1sx
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

Along the road cf Newton Heights
spring and her frssiing cre7f out ten
derry. Even close up 20 the rim os
the tfied highway itself. an occasional
colony ~ wood Wallets dared 70 show
their beads for the brief moment be-
fore they euRccatcd The threat az
rain SIN lay % the air. but the sun
DAY rank and fle Of motors threw hack
tofs lowered wspd<hs>ids and turned
SHINING noses toward the greenins
fields.
In the rcd-leafher fonnean. with her
little face w1nd-hloxn and haired 70 the
Kiss of the air. Sadie Barnet turned 10
her ccsnpsnicn and p~~r~d under The
visor Of his checked cap and w into
lis small inset eres
-Is--ss that the house NJ 90 the hill
thrrc. Jsrys-
mot Jet If's righ; around the nsrs
bend
Gee, Ny-uy hands are IKE ice
I'm that pervous-"
'LemDe feel
NO
That's . swell ~.y 20 fref; q sel-
icr who's promised 70 marry you
-Yca-you mus; excuse me today.
Jerry. Honest. with q wink a. sleep
I'm - upset with pcor Zee Zee.
and On scp az that 50 nervous shoui--
your llfs2e giri and the house sns er-
esyihinE. -. Dee pee-whsn think
- Dee u
Don n IA. resrhy: that's the way
70 ges sv-ad that
IL sn'f help n rou ought 10
seen her al the occrcr's this morning
hor-bov The p-cor hing lost her nerre
when he told her thar shere-shee
wsAr 10 hcDe
Az. Dor. ruf the ssb ssus. Peschy :
ycr can't heip H. Poor old csrl
Nayse she's ,ass getting what's que to
her
Jerry
sure. beieve ever one o; - sets
~h-t e-k 10 -
her re are Ioc's'e. So. fefchy'
that's The house l bought her xnc hcr
Dcth>r. sna th<y ~st ksokinr si Il De
fore she plaster xas dry.
On on
''Tha1s . conc-c<e frucf- Neat slnt
n, 1hats . nesaie- Seer porch 100. i
triit a . year after her ana her
ucfber rsDcoerd~
Its > he1u-sifEi he1ss- Jerry
Aeare ne Kind 81 k'd 'h<i KNOWS
hcw 10 apprecisfe > home when she
ref's h. 6us her w11h aer sne-ossh 81
. ncthcr. they - soneer sc' N tina
they beg1n % <3de with each csher
sEzinsf De-her ard her Old mother
sryi1E = 1can ne hsr 70 I'm ~ o~n
se<hong
Say- out Ant Il pr<<fy. serry. ns'.;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

oae q the latest vocstions .0r
women Is that q the professional
house hurter.