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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08
MY SON ABNER
Ny Aunt AgNie

lss l,sfnl ~ petss t vsull
haplap hpeNnl ~ veW'f
saiislusl
iNs hopsA a. pfated aH rlsad
"a iNe even misht neaf
urlal
liui Nath,n IS Is dons fsrAoH
might a. Wtli .nile -
frouu
AhHer ns sam hs- l,u n la
i'oh lrr 3 job ln invH
."Ihg farm nu rlsrt lff II Npnug
man them lhe vur'i, BE-
,a.d
Au fua'n' 0u u4 iH afft unfe
he'd So his hfad
lie ligHfrd hr feffin hrlf
bound alnln uHi hffe Ia lhe
lict
ihe lrller u town D bowed s
ioehin 90 fAfmer os hieks
We q Mvnfs rnnniul tu Ahuff
aiakN ibe s'd homestead
his Iad bpu eefi 80 plannn
vans' tlt liur Nhru he,i Be-
irad
a. l H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

N,..n,e home grounds and pre.
Nentel to she h,ara M Kansas
N,.~.nr, Oklahoma ANA N,s,is
>inni Thor valne 1. about Sia
oa
IN, GRAND .hanier a. r.nncs
4. !. bu,ia,ne smWa school
h,s.e ga the hsn. rfounl.
Kansas q y s has built anf
furnished : flfenM.f cottage for
err. "a the honp .haf e,.t xis
0o
Tho following sfnu1 chapief.
q d : hay. funl Tor, future
han,.> or for ih. care Al need,
m.mb.r. Ar.s.na lome frnd
a nO) sai,fosnis no fpcoft
Colorado RELIEF funa and per
eap;tn TAX silODl idaho home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

Wills los Az AFiiit AffUNN. aa
ihee esaast fsafu tAe seat ~ lae
llsaaeo faltfga - nsai dIsfase
Nfratlf lAflarHsFa 81 fensillaliunat
teattlnns aHd IA nfar a. tHleH tlt
mest taAa an latefnai femeif Nan
taia2fh MedNine mKrn Internally
anl sis lHfu thn h.onl pn The ma
fups snlaess ~ tae sYttlm ilalta
tataffh Wralriur Vas prescribed Nf
nHf uf ihe test phfslflana la lha
r1aniFf iaf ypafa "A IA eempasad ~
somo ~ enc pFsl lraiss kaura tvm
iHnet with tuHfa - iHe heft hlanl
puriiefs THIS rpfisef fpma'natlaa uf
the ingredients lH ilAilA talafrt
Medicine ia Nhai alsa4efs sufh eun
ipFlAf fssulia "a eaiefghal e1ndllnaf
Hfaa ln foaimaplals tres
o. 4 CHENEY & Cn iFups fulria q
All uaa4tists fpf
ualls Family pillA mf .autlifallya.
eadet itssifed Ads tlet naslils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08
Make fyeryHealA
Perfect Feast


q esgxstike f,el4A q tANE ~
nste< cnerxttk ectte1 a. al tAe
oose ufaecles ard klands ana -
slaes khe teo1 a. p4ss thrsaeA tae
{ eisousa oan< ~ he sNmei fiue
EAtA q the ths,asanas ~ fttAe Sian e
: hase duty Il IS a. ptek ~ ncartso- =
1,eai frem fAe to-at enc ee11 a
q a. ps<ss II Ale Asey are @sme
sfaa a. ghelf etme<t TIE
wAeie r.sen = ttst foo4 =
takea c@re 81 ~thcpt aistre -
- 81 a., sl.Fx IN satA elannof a.
g &erIfe - <taost ,ao8E.t.
Tres a.
q ye4r fess srsrns te essae-ts
.ssh sss. = sse ara snasr.
~risht nsr~esk. irrstsths aee
l@<s snerss. slss rsnAss tss
ehsa<s e sAes. 20 tsst 4 ssn
~ofs . n.lrseie - ye<ar eeeei
tea. az a hss - 90 msns fhss
ssas q ssAsr essss
a sss ara sssps stnf
slsems. ~.th lltt,s Ssts Ger sne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08
rne eusv BURGLAR

What d'd yol q Nhen ,on tau
che burglar la Anr home atks
Smith
Offered % holn hlm hant ~ ans
thing ta'uauie that might Hr atd :
around the place replied llesaup
N'hatd hr saY "a ,ouf oi,sr
Said De didn't Sieve he has iin
q hsnt for needle IA 4 hass,8eA
snd a.s ssiilns % m' place vas real 3
q mistake ~ ~ woliI mote 80
where the piskng aas better
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

Nosc.r 20 t-The budges X
the soris Foferument Tor 1872
yresented 10 The congress u s0sifts
~ = Kge,tinssg ,he tiommissigner
o. finapce and rnsllY sdopsed BY
4. oarries spproprpilons agTregat-
Ing i.s1s.os9e0o gold rabies The
estimated income from railway
iieeases. lesses. customs. q 5ss.ooe
6se leaving - expected deficit .
i.sez z.eo9ooo gcid rBbles "a gold
rule Is equivalent - sl,ess 81
'eeBlsJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08
IT PITS

T,A : s.r,r..r th., f,.,,aD
-,,s..- 80. ......,.l.. .sii q.
..~ r-,e,s. wfu 81 VA ,Aa
,n
p -. a f'At -s4f - AftFt A~asN'-
-
~
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s.,..@,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

The bilious ard dsspepiio ane con
slant sufferers and appeal - opr
sympsfhlca Many such. h0Ncfs4,
have been completely festufai 70
health BY the ssr of Chamberlain r
Tallets. These tablets screBshen
the stomach. lnvigofatc the liver and
improve the digestion. They also
cause . gentie movement ~ the npS
els When yoa haze any ifonole Win
yoar stomach give them nial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08
Thirty Two States
Have Eastern Star
and Masonic Homes

Thirty.twO state, are repre
senie1 b. ~ Masonic snd Essi
efn Star hones
The following eight states haze
tno homes fslifornia. Ken.
tnck,. Mississippi. New York
North Carolina. Pennsylvania
Texas and Virginia
Illinois aud Nebraska haxf
three home.
Ia . states the Eastern Star
) falls recognized % the boards
II control and is members and
their childniis admitted 70 The
homcs.
III - homes there are abolii
800 being cared for: ID y u
the homes there are LII boys
and I2f0 girls being sheltered
and e3acated
The properly value Ia homes
- s7.724ye9 We could only
secure the endowment funds oi
II states. lsa In thcm II was -.
0e0ODo
Eastern. star homes ar built
ard supported n : states De.
friet u Coismbfs. Iowa. illinois
Michigan. Sew YORK. Nebraska.
Pennsgirsafa and Virginia Wesi
Virginia hss bexFln the erection
u their hone Two of the homes
Illinois and New YORK. have onIy
IaGIies under their esre
Hospitals hsse been hniif -
sise o. Y. s H. Msisaiia. Con
nersrnf. ohio an1 aiseoDsin and
given to the Masonic hsBes
They ar Dsaintsired wholly q
II gresier hsr5 ~ ihe gssns
chapter - the q. y. :
chsE<ls hsTe bcru ereefed e,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

A wsn kaoan trsveiiny men who
Watts the erse uAde. says he hAt
often heard drleeisis i cssstonleT.
who wished 70 but a cough medicluc
whether u was for a child Or an -
* and Z Cor q child. they almost ln
sariab.y rcoommendei Chswbcrlain's =
C0sxh Remedy The reason for tl.s
i that they know there n no f1rHaf
ffou = aud that u ai~eys cure.
Tbere i oct the least danger % f1f-
'ng y ans fos coids. cfoap and shv9e-
iug cough u is unsurpassed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08


via tAt za1e; Araly &ntscipa-
ia x ~ de s1ts. t1fr xce
are cal h1I-Ir.ng. n~gAuss
- are e4ls h@lf ssszl1s tks
fAlae g s'o1- sao4-
l4rk of aE1SAe. ar 1.s<iess
fren tI1e.et1r - sss-etitf trc
l.csA Eat 60 tAf s4ra< ca1se
fk.Nre * re 9igrs.lte ssstem
- sroptr1s a. tAis asagerxsE;
wNsak T'Ae anl .Sssst1 toai
ryu,AIr-1r q tAt Ailncntf-F :
c2E4l mas mtrtly o4nse = So
taste flx more f4se whtz K
Q4Eno. s4&C rsre O. eA4l 8.
ll4s. ~ i E2x 9u1eerQ She1.
iasl and eli ,Gfscatso1 changes
tAsi Cz4se Acl.e 1ise2se
Bess6es these chsaacal etAns
lar'st taee - Slsnons kubtt4ncrt q
1re ksFts-a % sFere vt1 a. ore
cf gae tr.sv anA thkf >aEse al -
g elszruss-s.g ssnlscRs
Tsriac. tn- fs-,eas sestist 20
sns aoss ceilcer. nas ar rse<
- &c socrrss neeauS< = o art &C
49, s,tirs ossstist trait
Ga 4sxS - r84sf v.corg4s sinnAs
, -efarNti1E Ct TIE fs=sze bqsA throa
tAe nu@c1lAr reurllng acs "a q 4
urrhx ana rhra1g1 All ple secret
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

ense,went g iife- try Tani2e snc ro
ceestt ycs ~iH tec tee cfcUcs -
sieor rsu away sncer sne sunshins
% reskfh.
lc1 are cni1ied q he hcaitas
t.<cfssus rfsirirnt sua ia - 81
scursef The cA4noe g. lseconc 80 81
thoa>sn1s y 0;Aers hase. b txklnr
TAEisc &C
Cct T2uiar frcza yoUr trsgktst this
very aGr WAY WaN 4lr fomor-Un
wAez TAhl4x--av1 hoa.tA await xol
tessys
~Ta1l4c zotd - Cui1rie b. i41is
D-cg Co. an :. .cae.1g arsSsists
trtr7whcre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

ABefisr frsable psfh fhis old
World . that there are more
senea xho are Asnkering for
"a ears tbzn there arr hznker
sny for eo-ezrts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

Nothing will make man quite
- bcs A. Is have 5 woman ac-
gnain'ance give hlm tie icy
4 Ler c1ckie> when Size has
Lad aA egg. bot . man Juss d..
plags his ego whel he start.
eacklng
Now and then the ball l.cs badl,
for Tie golfer bot tie worst lying
usually J. dole by the golfer
himself
>omr men DO nos mi>e any
fuss ever their wiscs ssaeking.
bot ihry ret sore a. bea IL lhc
furnace sgDoke>.
a pife viii tell her Ansl,sud
phaf she thinks q him 70 his
face. buf tie neighb0r women
feli !; behind III. back.
You can make some fellows
swell ~ ike : poisoned pup by
rncogrzgng them IN their belief
they are better than gou
Oid maids 10 longer wear mif.
tens 70 keep the chaps a~sf.
but they can al Onions II they
sfill want % keep them away
a girl vii pat everything she
can ge@ into her h0E- chest bot
son can't ger her 70 pat
blamed thing % her own ehesf.
TIE % sisng e1.gession. 4
don I fhiHk. bad more truth
tisn sisng u J; a. far - most
u tie TeopL who a.ed i were
easefrsss-i.
81 hss bsvu esr oi,s~ry.stiop the
fsss~s sho insisi upon eeffing
tie moi for their money ~isl al.
wsys giye yoa the. jssss for
y~urs
Sometimes We see . man with
clothes - shiny tia; We wonder
hoT be ear stay - . char sish-
esf I'D eEsint =. lie sesi Il hn
iryuvSz
ABeis<r treble viii this old
world . that there are more
senea who are hznkering for.
"a ears tbzn there arr hznker
sny for eoezr;s
Sometimes : nan beceDes .
wssnsn hsser - > rezp,t q the.
<iri ref1ssnx - nsrrv him
oskers heceFse vensn hsters =
<s1se ~ ssFi III nsrrv fh~fn
Psrsnfs <irs5z hopf fheir
ehiicren VII uske souefESnx q
fse-zsesEes skeE they xrgE 49,
1~~ --~...- - sru-e ~~.b~ Fr<4a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

Sometimes We sef > man wifh
eloshes - shiny tia; We Wonder
ho~ T. ear stay - : char ssh-
enf skd elsirt =. alse sesi II his
trgusers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

Sometimes nI2n beoelpes 2
wssHsn hsser - > result q the
<iri refussnx - nsrry him
oskers f.eoeFse vensn hsters =.
zane ~ ssrf III nsrry th-fn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08
BETTER THAN ClLONEL
thousand Have Discovered
Dr. E5ss srls' Olive Tablets
are q ilssn.le -sbgiIluiP

Dr E1xag = fls=== i s.s.A -. - -.
sifuie ~ 81 mi 4e ffslif ssfi sire
lsxFisr. ans tiElr sslcrt - f1s hsef is
sinDF ~ slss 1e3.z 1hfe lifirclitt.
e1Frl f4fAsis IRE IRE fe.aff ~ ~
ffiNari dsifr,fissikn ~ &, iftsl
har a13bys 4 g eulyi;ani fli. fsltffei
Tifs psese ~ .rifk sillsf syif 2yd
f1sg csIsIri sfr.s. iysI flssf r0lr11 SiifT
espcts- Iiet ts't iAise fiseieefis ? lii-
srfv1z<isqri1s cr caI1r1ei. TiHy TAKE
hoit 4 fix fFgfte asn ouicliy exfftct
4 Nist clfr ~ llyfr ~ ip fifssslf II
~ fe4filf lsfHfs8 1pnssirr tisys
assw afg IL e7f.s-f - a. sfFlg
tu - l<f - 10 - ~ fzi~rf,es
- ~ E1r 81 Ifssc ski<ll fsi.s
- pislf.
Hes1xli<k o-L.nfs ard thai lazy
fs<llnz osn< ..p<a co1stiDzfkc and
f.sr1frec tFtf. 1zke Dr. E6szfdf
Give 1<k4ss& At,en 80 fs<I fs4v afd
bzvy@ Thy ciczr" cfosx.l1 k,rz;a
<ot ptskDp r. sE.'fs l<<-1 o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

81 has bseu var oi,sergsfiop the
felisxs Eho insisf upon citing
tie En0k for their money wisi al
wsys give yoa tie. teast for
yeurk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

The o'd sisng e1.ression. =
don't fhink. bad more truth
tissn sisng IL j; a. far - most
u tie peopL vho ased i were
rg3efrgss-i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

Isvksp i ls bez0se they quit
hSssng hRfhdzsk that ~ few
wspes yeaeh tie age = rcsysn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

Il siw2ys f1k.k asa1 lonssr
to gez Wesl i the ngrse 4 ~
aSuEsly pretty A. Attractive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

Whtn pespls teli yea noi 70
AprvT fhev mezn lot te worry
1bem wltA soar oi1 rr01titz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

a girl vii pat everything she
can ge@ into her h0Ie chest bot
sou can { ger her 70 pot .
blamed thing on her own chest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-08

u mlss - istss q fifsd pin.
i.af eur lafa < lpck j. Sc find s
1e1 ssalisr s'sis
The Keota news., 1922-11-03

e1.aavoI ~ oVon aceiag - rslsesss
ia Tie de6ess.
And y yeu assa't - Edesvusth
eookee. b sure and ten - sbout it.
For ~ want % oond you fsee samples,
geasom haepengD both q Ddgovuesk
Ping SHea and Rsady.Rnbbed.
Edesvoeth ~ made ltisads "a
ovue tAs Woeid. Some smokers may
not ease ios Edeswoesh. but tAees wko
Do. ~ believe, ssetle down and nsvse
aaoke any oehee tobacco IL ~ q
thols hvas.
Edgswoeth = so,d n vasSouD siaas 70
ouit the naede md means q I'll pus.
ehaosn. Boeh Edeswugth PiuR &1ies
aad EdgswosSA Ready. y.Rubod ass
packed n small. pocket Do peckagss,
IN handsome tin hum3don, and aho u
various handy in-bsewssn siso.
Hpe he ire samples addfso Lasus
4 Brother Company. ~ South 9ise
Serssk Richmond, VI. II you Win also
odd IL name a The dealer 70 whom
you vtI1 60 II you should hke Edge
worth, ~ would appreciate that
eouftev O. your part.
10 Retail Tobacco Merchants: II
youp }o66ee eannoe supply you With
Edesvosth, LafuD Z 6fotkee Com
peay vil1 Gladly ssnd you prepaid By
parcel pose . o0e. q Two dooea carton
u any - q EdgsWugth Plug Slics q
Rsody.Ruh6ed foe The same p9lcs you
Vuul4 pav The jobeef.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
LATE NEWS
From Az OUeS
COLORADO


on tho Electra power line. tearing
down 100 fest Of wise.
Fort Moryan--Thc $i.3.uU bond -
sue for u city light and power plant In
Fort Morgan Mas voted upon faN"rabi!
AT recent election
Trini.iadL-Nine business houses IN
the town ut BFanson. in the east ~ad
Ut Las Aaiinas county. are reported To-
tally destroyed BY fire.
LoSciand.-John Ransom. state hu'
mauc officer. l-artmrr county pf"bs-
giou officer. and resident ut L"Sriand
for forty years. died suddenly nj his
home In Lovciand
f1asies.-A. - Wilson Ut fiasicf has
purchased tho iuusrsfoed Stores.
chain of mercantile establishments 10
rated in Hugo. bycss. Ebcst. Eassiakc.
Frederick. Mrrino. E-ki~y and Vernon
Grand Junssion.-pci,ocr aud fcs-
msn. brasrs architects. have b~ca ap'
pointed To plan large park and play
ground for the city of Grand Junctioa.
and aiso cemetery at Orchard Mcsa'
Fort Coliins. steps were
taken 10 organize tho Fort Collins
SHRINE Club at = meeting recently. al
tended BY mari, srNcaty Iees! shfsn'
vsx and = number Ut officials frota ~
Ict~, temple Ut pvnSVs.
fort co,lias.-f. John Sehsp~sSrf. G.
wars Old. ooe of the bcst known shcvp
feeders aud dealers in the West. hss'
se is uo~-g RrsssG 4 n
county fos thirty .uine years. died Vi
heart disease = few days sxo.
bvuves.-Il~avy damage To fruit.
particularly To the late apple esup. ~as
sjons on the Western siutsc rvcvntiy BY
sudden spell Of exssvms,y severe euld
weather. IL wss announced By frvd'
essck W. Bssss. sosesumcni weather
foeccssaes.
Uvnscs.-Hevso Colorado hospitals
ssv giving the bcss caro- known 10 ''s"ss'
~sn medical sriCncv To their paticntA
accusviinx To the fourth saaasI survey
Of hospitals throughout the United
States made BY the An~stcsn College
ut. SurxsoaA
tlouidss.-Ths TsVssary pvpsstmeat
1t Was,siaxtuo gave out list of cities
and town in various sections Of the
country where enlarged housing fscsls-
gies for government activities are I'm
pssstivssy eeeded boulder is the oaiy
Colombo city oa the list.
Dvavee.-Robset Emmett Harvey.
widely known in Denves. and former
member Of the Dvnvcs Post staff. hss
besn chosen vice presidcnt and treas
ueef Of the Atlanta. Ga. Joint Stock
Land hank. capitalized at $2sO.uu
according to word received In pcuver.
pursnso.-wIth the return rsccntiy ef
Ralph Walker. Lesiic Abbott. James
Cook and william Smith To CortCs. In
the custody Of the shcriffs of Dolores
and Afuntesusna counties, the authort-
ties believe they have broken UP two
Of the bolsicst gangs Of horse thieves
which have v,,eratcd In southwestern
Colorado for many years
Aiamoea.-funcra services for Airs
James Sindman. killed when q car
driven by her husband was struck BY a
Denver L Rio Orande train, were held
few days ago. A cvrpner's jury found
that the crash was purely accidental
a. the car became stalled On the track
and the crew of the approaching en-.
zine did not have time oe space to
stop.
Colorado Sprinss.-Clyde 8. Parsons.
- years old. confessed the police say.
that he II the author of letter to H.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03

70 started something. Almost Ii
ext mail brought along . batch 9
,ttsss. amoas which tbs following Z
fair sample:
osas oins
Wy1 yoo alsv - = taks issus vash
teus 4. *. =. teoR zA1ssvsi1e vAe H.
=. 1 .s:: =: -. - -; s;s.: = Z: ss:S ssA'
sAao9 lbaAI GnoAisssO 1ews u oesshsss
DE-. - @ hsss ~ oalsstsY SSEe.
ssvcs4b lass ~ q sAe svsa1ae.
Tstc . 9isAs - 20 a,c slsdee6
49, Z - - ~: 49, - sii;dsiss 8 = sssi ~
9sviaS fes sss ~ Sasaa. tee6soS
sSseaiss 50 .yss 1se0sss = ee0so q.
s;:ss,: ps. t:,::sl {:s ;sss % e: ,yE -
- g. ssss :. iS.s. Ssss 3 !: - :.:..s. :: cssz
GiIs S..!si y.s 80
- IA.
0yses.. !..',. s':s .~escaa:
49,! ss.v 90 ss'ss ss ss - 81 - -
-. -: ss 4 is 3. 4. ssSs = y.s
s.os,ssssa. fAsc yss ~ xsss s1
- keAS - iss . ssel soeAa.
fs q: e sTsy :ece5 HEE
ess ~ bs1. 1-u gsssestse - eeos z
49, 0so O00 pes9ee sAe taGa o0eAe u
SAs svvaiag. ASl 0sss - - - t1oe
VsssA s0Sksa. Ssa.
yssss W. aesssly.
: Ug1sO Z. Z vhss.
kS1 YGse Osy.
Y0, - ~ Suggested above. whel
~ envo opoco % IN o1peooSoo q
The Keota news., 1922-11-03

oUeinO ttst WsatAee.
"1t's q cold world"
THAT'S dead Issue. nt pfesent."-
Louisville Courier-JUurnal.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
He who smokes last
smokes best
Wherein our ee.rsspoeds.e
talkes . Ioae shoe at,
Zanesvillo, q.

When ~ printed Q letter from .
smoker Who peelssssd . pssisesnes ios
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The Keota news., 1922-11-03

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The Keota news., 1922-11-03
women OF MIDDLE AGE
ATrymg Period I Through Which Every
Woman Must Pass
Practical Suggestions Given b. de Wousn Whose
Letters Follow

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The Keota news., 1922-11-03

The Tongue .f a f.sl is the k~y
~ his counsel. which. in wi.r man.
wisdom hath in kcvrinSs
Children swrcs"n lai-.f.S hut they
make mi.fs-tunc. m"rv bitter.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03

Ohcr hsrtis night In nncks. but Us
eGsic lashls In battles aloa~.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03

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The Keota news., 1922-11-03

The man ~ho dn~s his brss IL .
SUCCESS. whether the world thinks -
or not.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03

Quixote and of the conquistadors who
brought back from SPANS American
colonies the gold with which many
of these castles were built
Senior TORRES CAMPos's appeal ac-
complished little. for the expense Of
the preservation of these medieval
strongholds was greater than the
Spanish Government would assume.
Many of the beautiful marbles as
we'll as much of the wonderful
carved stone work have been carted
away by builders. while the great
towers and battlements have crashed
to the ground and the once magnifi-
cent halls and apartments of state
are open to the wind and rain. 1t Is
sincerely hoped and it is also believed
that this will not be the fate of
the Alhambra. Though Spain has
not the same system for the protec-
tion of her historic monuments and
buildings which France has 1t is
thought that the strength OF Spanish
sentiment will result in State action
which will arrest the decay of the
Alhambra. The matter came up in
the Cortes few days ago through
bill making an appropriation for the
work. The Spanish press is insistent
upon this measure even If it mean
the curtailment of some other public
enterprises. A Madrid paper in an
article under the head "Alhambra
in Ruins" asks that the work of
preservation begin Immediately to
save the beautiful building from the
"bungling handiwork of the restorer."
A sentiment which the world outside
of Spain will approve!
The London Times in recent COM
ment upon the future of medieval
architecture says that all over Eu-
rope-not only in the Spanish penin-
sula-is more money wanted than is
forthcoming for the preservation of
ancient buildings and that "the pa
thos of the need is felt all the more
at time when interest in architec-
ture is widespread. when access to
its masterpieces is easy, and when
photography has made almost every
thing of exotic beauty familiar to the
eye"
Many of these beautiful old build
Artft 20 erA
where they begin to show decided
marks of decay and to cry for the
hand of the preserver. Not only does
Europe suffer from her present finan-
cial straits, says the Times, "but the
irreplaceable legacy of art and cul-
ture which the centuries have in
trusted to us seems likely to suffer
even more grievously"
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
Our Day.

The eagle screams from Treedom'f
height,
The stars and stripes in red and white
And brilliant blue to-day unfurled
Are streaming proudly DER the world.
Excursion busses. boats and trains.
And shady woods and country lanes,
And beaches, boulevards and parks
Are jammed with people gay as larks.
The auto wheels are spinning round,
The motorboats are outward bound,
The airplanes skim from cloud to cloud
Canoes the lakes and rivers crowd.
The motorcycles sputter by,
A buggy here and there we spy.
And bikes roll past with little noise.
Propelled by merry girls and boys.
We cat and dance and row and swim
And play baseball and golf with VIM
Horns toot and saxophones let go
The jazziest blues that brass can blow.
While rockets hiss and pinwheels fzz
Ard roman candles skyward whiz.
And hrecrackers pop and snap
The L. S. A. Is on the map.
GRANT PAuLrRo.