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pariy-ha lH expected "a go very
far The interests behind that
party. Who ar. backing him do not
feel h. would be of use 10 them,
blnntiy, II he married you, Mrs
Murssme, They have therefore
gone a. some palms and trouble 10
obtain, through relative ~ your
husband"
Edward exclaimed Mrs, Mar.
SEINE. feyerIshly
Through a relative 81 your late
husband the cOrrobofatlon ~ Ger.
tain rumors about you-rmn0rn
which ] won't trouble 10 repeat
here. They have this corroborntlon
In their hands, Mrs. Mnraems. They
intend 10 ua. II. unloss you break
your connection with senator
kaine. They think-again pardon
my bluntness-that he IN too yalu.
able man to them 10 lose IN the
middle " his-career. DO you sect
DO you understand"
Mrs. Mars.me put one ~ her
little hands up To her twitchinR
mouth Che was frightened. but
game. Does Senator Kaine know
this7" she asked
mo" said Miss Thatcher. NO.
certainly not. And must tell you.
In justice 10 Mr.. Edward Mnrsem-.
that the materials for this--ihls In.
terylew-wns obtained from him by
stealth and without his knowledge.
Tho Secret Service" she paused
and smiled, has many uses. But
am also authorized To
tell you that any move on your
part for hasty marriage with the
senator, any attempted coup, Will
be instantly and fully, and publicly
publicly, mind you--frustratsd.
You are under constant
surveillance"
Mrs mnrseme sat. and stared AZ
Miss Thatcher and Miss Thatcher
stared back without II word. Sh.
looked as reliable, IA solid. ms firm
as Plymouth Rock. Ky gOlIy, she
almost convinced me. There hav,
been such things, you know. Not
so darned long ago a distinguished
statesman was induced IN chnpge
his mind about marrying an ottrac.
tive Divorce and took n stupid but
wholly impeccablc widow instead, "a
a matter Of political cxpediency, and
all the world knew ii. There were
interests in the party that might
be looking after Kaine.
This liz Infamous" said Edith
Marscme, at last. "Infam0us."
And by the tone Of her voice ] knew
she believed It, and was prepared
to capitulate. do they offer me
nothing--in return?'
You gee, she wanted money.
think she remembered the same
story that was in my mind, for the
Divorce who lost the statesman is
reputed to have received consolation
to the sum Of n pretty penny. 4
mo" said Miss Thatcher. mot
n cent. They viii merely make IL
easy for you 10 obtain passport
this week, by preference. And, to
make you sure that they have.
what they say they haye--f am
authorized 10 give you--this."
She opened her shabby little bag
and took out single typewriter
sheet. ITS n copy, Of course"
she said, offering the paper to Mrs.
Marseme.
Edith Marseme gave it one glance
and WINGED. She crumpled it and
held 1t in her hand. She looked
very white and little and weak now.
and, by God, J pitied her. Yes, /
pitied her, and / wanted 10 get
away. 1t was too painful. But
she had herself well under control.
even so.
"Have your employers planned
what ] shall say TO Senator kaneY'
she asked
Miss Thatcher got up briskly.
mo" she said. "rhey trust to
your own excellent powers Of in.
vention for that"
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Susie, whnt is iee?" the teacher
said TO the It'll girl staudine ut the
head, who twisted oncb finger and
wrlgglcd each toe, then biushlng
said, II guess ! don't know"
Then up went the hand If rosy.
checked May,
We'll SAIL the teacher, what
do you sny2"
A II telling q secret thnt was too
good 10 keep, May answered ITS
water that's gone asleep" Your
truly. Paul potkeulz, Tobna, Seb
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a two-cent stamp and coupon. !
promise to be kind 10 all dumb ami.
mails and help some one every day.
I read the letters from little folks Of
Happyland every Sunday For pets
l have a kitten and three chickens.
/ will be 10 the fourth OF December.
l am in the fifth grade this year.
Hoping to receive my button, III
close .--Wauneta Surgartos. 1404,
North Sixteenth street.
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Reads IIappyland.

Dear Happy. / would like To be-
Hawk. am sending a two.
cent stamp. read Happyland
every week. am very fond Of ami
mails | am ten years old and in
the NTH rrnde. Virginia l.. Tucker.
Lexington, Nj.
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Dear Happy have read your
letters IN the paper and would like
10 be Go enwk.
nm sending sou q twG.eoht
stamp for my button
am II yeurs old und IN the
seventh grade,
Ro tn school ~ Milburn I wah
some u the Go Hawks would wf.ta
60 me Yours very irHly, Gladys
l.. smith, Memo, seb.
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DT6r Happy I should b. very
Glad 10 become q Gp1iawk, read
ilabpy Land every Sunday ana I
Ike ~ would promise a. be- Kind
70 all dumb animals. | haye oHa
sister onn brother, ono brother in
hw, nn nine yenfA old nnd ia
the ifth grade. I wish you would
send mo q button. Apmo 0o1laRka
plrnse write 10 me. I ain enclosing
eith q twu cent stamp Your friend.
Irene Marguerite Lancaster ~ West
Third street, linstiHgH5 Npb.
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VIII be Kind.

Dear Happy; l wish to Join your
Hawk tribe. promise to be
kind to all dumb birds and animals.
| am 10 years old and ! am IN the
sixth grade. For pets ] have two
pigeons and little fox.terrier.
am sending my coupon and 2.
cent stamp. Please send me but,
tone-Enld O'ReIlly. Nail. Ia.
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spfinklcd II on little Maneoid.
"Oh, father, don't sprinkle That
witter on my new ffoek, I iust put
on thin morning"
But little Marig0Id didn't kHow
abe WIS golden statue. owen
Nil"g AGed ., Bigsprlngs, Mob.
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A New Member.

Dear Friend do Ilnelli Please send
me "A Go Hawk PIN I nm enclnaIng
4 2ront STAMP would like for
some ~ the Go Hawks 10 write ~
me am 10 yoafH If age and
The fourth ufndc A. ever frm
youra respectfully, Niabei Don't
l.hhur. Nell
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Letters From Hoppylomd Readers

big, strong, healthy eofs. We were
sorry to give them away after they
grew up. Very Sincerely, Marion
GrctzinEer, scottHbluff, Meb
The Winslow mail., 1922-07-21

For Health and Economy burn
Coal. Leave orders with Creswell
Transfer Co. 1878
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MAS Paula HAND CALICO
~ oUrGArMp WOMAN


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fhuifd lo Nlss klier paul tes
pafnidsnt ~ ~ national sonsn.
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should inFf hal somtn asa iaaf
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ta nHh men Ia ne pfirafss
hs fsf ! retvsa 3GHis voi'.
and id as - shame Il / tAonghf
soi one y ihsm ame, bsssaa.
I am woman
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FORTY ONT YEhRs WIN
KTMpTR COLLEGE

noonsille So Soy ~ Colonel 9
A Johnson. head of kempef Nlilian
school = this city. aill celebrate bic
seventy fourth birthday tomorrow
With huEe TURKEY dinner ~ cadets
faculty and friends Ne Chains the
distinction - having had a longer
school service With one Institution
chan any other eduraiaf ia Amsries
lle entered kemper a. student 30
1860 snd has been come ted uiih IL
ever since having been The active
mead or The last forty ans year. lle
was pfesenied With a handsome Fifi
oy tho caaets ana received other
presents 10 addiilob = scores y let
ters and lelsgfaas from fornef -
dels scattered al oysf Amsrirs.
beside, belag supefIngepdsnt ~ lhs
kemper Military seheol. colonsi
Johnston e a ibe bead of tha rsrm
ers Trust company 81 ths city and
president q he ola Trails nudsa
Company. 80
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knse was MT ,tf,'as aea faF tss
anhi ~
+ s,.cat hope 30 a.a 10. ,o.ss
hnrisnlns slightly
snui Goa Nhaf othef ena d.d SOFA
vaiuniesr yonr eNieftW
epefhaps ihai Is aa So easlly "a
plamei q was u spui ~ nd,vninrs
Nhi,a nrsi iei rae 90 rusNer touf ad
ecrilmsnepi pusime A least
eaa s3ye ll ua either name Then uhen
90 mcf ,ea appealed e. nae personal
lY. feii dr,lre rs further our as
qualbiauee nuh wen your story
hrrntea nsy Interest
els mat nuY"
"it msil have hren tst not sou
ehes,n msfho'is y procedure NhieA lef
me rs other thoughts
Slir isughe,I
ION ste An ihi. has ssrnensa
he,an-e iniroinoed sou q ihs others
IS my uHnee NhY. thai q posli,s,
funny DIDN'T SON know ihat vas
on'y q rau ~ the game helng rlsvei'-
"Yese d. said. ignoring ihe humor
- Il. and feeling eddy seher q m.
aaeaiaaA snA ~as piavpz thr same
- sou only both ~ us think. far
esi an impnftanf fact
"Nhnf pleaser
fhht we we've youne socially on
ieVei and that you were an exceed
lmaiv charming yonnr woman
She laughed aeain. sci lhis sinc With
more rt.Huinf
wrhai IS quite Hdienlous Capain
West smoly. you nre not arluliiY
maNag lmc rs mrs"
ESQ am not am merely facing
ihe siuafion very fransN y would
~ useicss far noe 70 claim lack ~ ln.
iefea in 500 From enr vcs hrt
inrctnE ypu hatc apnraled tn me
strne'y more - ihrn any either vo.
ran ~ ny eculaiufhnre confess 1
care Ter sea as = woman"
ITO la gantfuurHl
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WY cs,tius llkss ovthrls
Ed.iof fomm ihiuk more 81
Guthrie ss piAts % uss than dn
q ans pless 10 tAis bread land he
oeese q Is tlsst with the beet Gle
Nt e.tiaens and ths most peaceful tus
harry homes 81 ans slU n lts sise
that have ever seen did a.
leave 8, aeeanse hoped 10 nad )
more iesceial nlaoe 20 nsr hui hs
cause nA eofk csllsd ms too hi
away ard put me i5 eos rrcat :,
psnse t ,lslt home a. often - 3
should
Then aealn am convinced that few
cities hafe rs food aud none a tet.
fer system % eanoatlon than that
gissn in Guthrie
When leil ,herv I bfuushi tvo ~
my children elih ms one wac IN the
Nh gtade. list yeari ~ The Favor
heh sohuat Who whom put 90 ths
tesi PASSED a pyrcel iesl and va. al
ml,ted in her samo sfsde 10 iha hlnh
school " this elty in which afe ia.
eoloroa students and 1909 white siud
ents our boy rorfA entered thg
ah rmde here and Is considered 4
splendid tch.lar 81 that grade
n-ak = This - Show the thorough
ness y TIE nHhio sohoais W. atd
nof leave Gnihne except ~ . means
90 an end ara hrre iD he tf IN
oaf peaceful home ~fthin The nssl
twtis. months With our fesl dnas.
fi ana thr confidence in and the ~
speci for ua unimpairoa Wo have i
great field here &, work in ana W.
hope % 90 much good for ,hs s,us. 8.
ouf hieiscd Master los aa,ari.
beeanse for t2 years q was m, eo 4
fortune ia holp 10 make Gnthrls end
iosan county the most do4l MACE "a
me great .nte of Oklahoma and ia
most peaceful center of ths rraal
south~est Yours in Christ 81 Il
tassins The Colorod rlsneehsl
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tracfheas ~ . aaeioF IS s.soa ns pw
80 tack. 6al sffeea e. TIE rwul the
6fsl fllns ioseerrca
a slsoe prels. hat esnacs rorret
- easls
ne resarirr rice seeuea very
trsf. ard slu~.si i-fere Nest ~
sHsea 81 ihe esf ehifis~i e theukt
zee ,'oesage gsfe saa saus Is 4 sieq
81 ~ tssf ahs nark sspsraiet
f1cs<nU, Ntf1Ee dlssu~ ssne
ehere elfhsn phllt ghe teo nen
sfrslls-i 81 - ~ fenni- couff phers
iiss eeests vsFe eaiesng : spirited
gausr Al rVi arsfp 81 leHh. asa
ttsa sslarafea s,eie fe meter es,r
- gl.e iske ne eghsg< snaslog ihssr
so'rt Is isss ~ n nsh caafase
asa Natailc sanishci ehi'e ws,t
fntae AlnseH aiase gl.ase iaef
fr.an ~ llb,ars end selaeca -
cfar seafal shah nssk - ~
l2reh
The has,s taAtfef. Wes fut mafk
far his faouefis phIsh c,nlIHntih ~
ssIeed 1toat ,he strange sarn gnsiing~
lu phleh hs found himself he e4s
sflAreatis malins ne pnaFres. aas Ro
nearef salnfieu - tac nsslcry sen
frVnglnE A.m Ihus far ~ leasi. no
dfefi rae h4a pn'ssuica Itself M.
merus ffiass had eNsnfed %
anmgihrn susllctsa ana 90 inerehss
Interest ia ths guesi n5 heysni iiis
uegtlne ile nkca tte Eifl ana was
cour'etsly ealise.l la lrr seNice he
ts'ikef f'ttelval end was cousinctA
ihe fellos ers laaunng esll SsvefAi
iacitrrts had ainsds strengthened
fhls belief ses there ves neihink posi.
tise upsn Which O. hh'ia ~ rsih o.
adventure Tor him 70 fellow. To speg
uiate ens easy enough. box reai facis
eiuaed hiu
sexton apfexrei 10 she decv. cvi.
lenny ieoklhg for some one The
man esr'et hlm ther ~ the shadow
= the vines anl came forward
Miss Ceol.dre requests sonr prs
ence sr for . few momenis" be saia
Ffaye'y
why. certainly. dia she sss ehere.
Segtanf-
ia the library. ctr. she IA waiting
there nov
VERY vsli win iclu her AZ once
Thank ypa. Sektoue and West disap
reared lnfn ne cool darkened hali
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cnse Tells o. wansmaAsrs

ohise Tells o. Wananaksrs
Giant Pipe organ
Editor Forum The araest -
organ IN ihs world q ~. IN
cathedral or han hu, in me store
of john Wantmakof 10 Philadelphia
/ stands on The second floor re
q CONT seHcr9 stories hleh The
nrst starr ls faced With marble
mueA hwhtr than thos. above
which ar white as alahaafr
A. eie'en o'clock each da he
orrau poals trih na wonderful
music To-day hsnra n I thought
bad heard music 3 for. snd
surely believed Il va muisc 4
heard Test Yuie tide 10 ihe church
ef tclsud stanford. D.. University
at palo Alto now an ~. cer-
ain u we're rich lke so.omon
Z would Fft me musical ina um uts
n aIl fors Sc he dld But what
ned has this rich maa on our day
- any Instruments sayc this onr
- Son listen YOU shsar the
frumne shni calling snd "the
drums muffled breaih rolls around
After the call u m bugis
The huntsman with the dsy begins
TO wind ihs mellow horn.
Beginning with toI strains IA
r.aes inio majestic sxsils TIA ~
sound like peals of thunder through
De mountains whom fhs storm gods
are angry The thunder diss away
IN tho dls'sncs and ths music b.
comes Ike ibe Whispering rophsr
and dies away llss the murmerlBx
brook loa' round the hn
R'fofs closing y brins, from ne
brffsia isi,
II. he hft rose u sumner
beh blooming alone"
J hid been touched by he sords
and ihe muse hundrsds ~ times
before bat bad NOT hssid /, 80
strong and - sweet
And ss memory repeated he la,
sfanza-
80 soon may follow
whsR friendship, aecsg
When from loves shin,ng circle
fhs gems drp svsy.
When true hsars have withsrsd
And ford ones have nosE
who who would inbibh
ffs bleak world alone
Bsii-eh.mss. seemingly ringing
rom ous the pas' ~ero mingled vl,h
.he faii. soft tones u ths orxan
md ihs highest ar had reached a.
.iimss-w W clRsn.
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nfhniA Polish rppsr Hiissl,
Soy r Too taHalsd and fifteen
children. rfaaifhlfren. aiaai rrsad.
ehllaren and Hfeat.e aaf srsnl
children asssmfisi ~ kleila nrsf
here recently q hslr Valentine ~.
Hsfhe. "a 'nnkfefef eslshfas hs
iiim birthday snrlssfaff ramsehs
Il saIa 60 ~ ne oldest labab.snf u
aliaaia.
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|IttaFH r"t |"" E. Naf HHI.a 2
3 ,hnut enaasA IS rarrfans oafer
~ irsH d vts - sa1fsn fenpsatIoa
e. whist - ha1 sifias~t hrs deeply
isii rian foFmet perhaps IS ianx
80 IS tIs lraikets dealh and noW
Sass oo-aing - heat
Wesss glance foek tie saraanf
infs tui vtth o. cssnorrilen that fhev
~0a'4 hase sny a.ra1 heafng upia
iAe usSitrx Ia was endeasenug ia
sesse Il Nns a hipck 81 fncgeiar
hsosss ftneneuf or fle coluer. .
clrsteoAss hr.cA ths eiher houses -
wett mesily twh storics ln height
rather d'sypuiahie % appearance. but
fhe 0re befosc whlcb fhe machine uaif-
~ aas e frame ce4fage. wei taek ffum
fhe street. and rpsher RESPECTABLE "a
af4earanee. siiheart Il must have
heen ~ame years spee last rslnteA
The deor vss shut Ths chimney lndl.
eafel rp sTn ~ srroke. the frse' yard
gave eRers esl8erre ~ ionr neg'er
An u9xAn ehesfns 4 bait ritnres
rcetie>>iy heneuth ne sufo. emerging
wiit the Ghere 6 his srsmy e,f wesi
sfoY%t haa usit = auestloa
~Nhc lives Is iheFev
= tlrf Inca These f.lks 90
come O. rtey = ~ ~ kias iirre
~ are Mlcky
-Walf miaa'e Heres dime for
sou Yea sax ffeee peepic iasl nsaved
tn,e
Yea
~Whsnf-
coape dsys msyto Hooi sans
nsosea osi ncaf week aro an tfea.
a phlle after thsf these guys nlores
"a J siaf seen noaoiF rayna. hat
soref ml1d1n' ~ wouan."
wsst having Ghstracfed al The IN.
f.H-ai.ar gssiie made ao fRrhfr
eHna Use kaen.flge thls ahtauel
as tH ihe pres aecaqsnfs 81 iAe faf
aEe aga ael esrig coincide v'fh ihe
sftfs lseHa.e BAD iald iit had spo
ker af ptenu a4fh three etlldrn iH
def pfe nrur stances following fae
fathers deash Tie tay asserted ihere
eere ~ f1fHea in ne f4mif And
fs hsl ast mevei in. nifhH vrg
Eea asts aarag ntiet finf fae 1e st.
l-rrhee3 ha1 enig elnrsc1 mi.
a.fg oia eouan u aas strange -
Ieart slang a'siia<ly . fhe retr'e
- gte rhoe afa.r West Eroa ufrg~
ers nenlfrug wIy fhe fae aoaid
ftaar q inng rlAtn oai - axf, aad
tserDr ne had irn nriune nov
f ftne aasrfcrs - an haar De
agsaei ihe lpor % ihe car and eefaes
asrt alra fie raFA. aiase.f ffmniod ta
iraes' .Eafe fhe eaas1 81 de'nf A. he
st fhsre rraed dea. the ine
esea frau $50 cottage. ana de
stea 'he s'fps Together Iamugh
ite oIfnea dnnT he canetf no glimpse
x any cae ufhia sei ssme urs~~l
hsnd riossd q galcs'y hetiu1 lhsm
TAas nws de~n fhe n1frrA teafi
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STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating. Antiseplic Zemo
Will Help You

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and iailed. you can stop hinni0f, it'd.
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furnished BY any drurslsl iof a,r
Extfa isrge bottle, 500 IIeslins b..
gins The moment zfnio Is apphed. Ina
short tifne usnallyevery tiaceolEezema.
Teiter, Plmplss Rash, i3lacAhoads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing tlse akin ard making Il
vigorously healthy. always use zeno.
The penetrating, antiseptic liquid When
otliefsfaii Il Is the oas dependable lfeal.
nsehs im skIn troubles " ail kinds.
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chsrbeFisip's Tsbisss Have Dcn.
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ih9mbef.ains Tablets hsFs done
ne a world u good" writes Mrs
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when ff0ubsd aifh indigestion Or
e1nsiipa ion. give them & trial and
realize Tor yourself what an excel.
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face - Eiomere Island 30 miles
from the Pole D vii nov ~
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say ara an tsfsra te tie asath yaa,
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Ediice Forum ; has been for
numoer = yeirs interesting to
nofs he ways of an atorneY x
this clty 4 few daya ago an
eastern pabhshtr eslIsa oa as.
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The Old fashioned nlaa who used
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