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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-26
LEGALS

iith day of January, 1879, notice i'
hereby given that tho Board of commits.
sioncrs ~ the city ~ Tulsa, Oklahour.
has Examined the estimate ard statement
u tho CITY IWinesrsfas 20 the amount
~ tho cost ~ tho 'asphaie pavement
vhlch should be assessed against the
and other property nRblo to Assessment
and tuU oVnefs-+hereof. In STREET IN.
includes tho following described portions
~ streets fp.wit.
= QUAKER AVESUE from tho North
ilus ~ Eleventh street 20 the North
Ilue 0f Fifteenth street. except inter
SECTIONS Ht Twelfth street
Ana said hoard ~ Commissioners has
hy rerolution duly approved the aforess ~
abatement and estimate of the city EuRi-
u~ot and hsH determined to assess the cost
~ the lmprovcrsentH In said district
against tho HbuttluR property. the prop.
rrty benefited and other property liable
90 assosHmeut. and the owners thereof az
f1ll1nH tu VT.
East rYgE AppTTtGN
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tPublished In the Tulsa Daily world.
January "a, a. -, "a. o. ls2e.- World
Publishing company, publisherb
NOTICE FOR HEARING Ok AS
SESSMENTS ~ STREET IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT NUMBER fSi",
CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution OF tNo
Board ~ Commissioners adopted on the
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Cty Auditor.
Provided further that any legally
qualified oieotor - 'he city Of Tulsa. re.
gardless of political party affiliations
who desires to be n candidate for anv
office. ns herein set forth. may have their
narno placed upon she primary ballot for
such office by fiiing with the city Audi
tor their request in wri,ng' accom- panied
by q written peulon or not less tnan one
hundred tOn) qualified legal voters OF
said city such ltling 70 " mace not less
than ten 'lnl lAys hetorr the dhe tke'
for such primary said statement OF can
didacy and petition accompanying the
same shall be In substantialiy the folow-
ing form u
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
,.....,. %. .. .-,.,, vs.
. boinF
first duIy sworn sav that I reside at
.,.'.',' Citv Of Tuisa. county of tulsa
s,at. 81 oLiabnr,as that nm, a oualifled
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LEGAL.S

daqueut taies in The City of Tulsa. Oha.
homH, provided. however. that tho owner
~ snld property. his heirs. Successors or
vbarslnE the whole amount assessed against
SAN property, or any iuAf0ilmont thereof.
Ihe CIV at any time before maturity. ~
tho unpaid principal with accrued inter
esi and pt any time after tho holder
OF said taB bill has notified the Commits
slousr VI Finance and Revenue Of hls IN.
tcufiuu 10 mature iuatnllmeutH ~ above
proyided. Qua either betorD or after sui
IN commenced Tor the collection of the
amount dus upon any tas bill or taK
buis, tho owner % such tar bli Or taN
hills shall have the right 70 demand an Z
receive from tho person from whom tho
Delinquent instRllmeut or installmentH Hfe
due reasonable attorneys fec ana costs
Of collection, whore the same are Incurred,
NhIUh aaid reasonable attorneys fee and
costs ~ collection shall, ~ no event, es.
cerI the following amounts ana schedule
~ percentages.
Tot reasonable ooaf ~ collection. not g.
oE,sed the aum ~ 81 90 ln any case
For reasonable attorneys fee. where IN.
CURED. un amount not Co. exceed twenty
five t.bI Urr cent ~ the amount ~ the
accrued interest thereon. which In no cas-
shall exceed the sum ~ 1900 aud tn 90
fHsc be- less Than the sum of $3.50
Provided iaat nothing herein conta,ne d
shall b. construed 20 operate as " Umita.
ton upon IN" power ~ any court ul
competent jurisdiction wherein suit ls
brought Nu fprcrl lose the Zen securing SAIL
thH bin or inK bills 20 flE ana determine
De- reasonable attorneys fee TO be taxed
loo me action iu favor ~ tho holder uf
srCfiON & That passage ny Hoar1
~ Commissioners 0f this Ordinance
finally assessidg the property herein de
rHrlhad. itH propoftiOnato share ~ tho
cost ~ tho pavement according Co IN"
benefit derived thrtefroni. and in making
and nNiuR lien upon stuo property Hs
herein Est out. shall operate HH notice ui
such urleEsuent and lien against the
creditors ~ tho owners OF such property
and tho purchaser thereof and the lion
hereby nsed shau he effective against all
such owners. creditors or purchasers.
SECTION o. That all ordinances ~
parts ot ordinances IN conflict with the
provisions ~ this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict eXiats. be. and tho Same are
hereby repealed.
SECTION o.. That on emergency sxlst.
for tho preservation OF the public health
peace and safety. and ior the further
nnte Of street improvements, by reason
whereof this ordinnuce shall take effect
from and Fftor rs passage approval au3
PASSED. end the emergency clause
ruled upon Hepnrptelv and approved thi,
20th day Of January 1929.
APPROVED. this Goth day of January,
r u. EVANS,
Mayor
Attest
MRs. PRANK sEAMAS.
city Auditor
Approved
FRANK h. DUNCAN.
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LE.CALS

Public Property, Waterworks aud sewer.
age Commissioner Commissioner Of FL
nance and Revenue, and city Auditor,
pursuant TO the call and under the dtrec-
tion OF the Mayor and Board OF Commits
sloners of the city Of Tulsa, the candi-
dates or persons voted for In said Nom
partisan primary election shall be voted
Tor AZ large by all OF the legally qualified
voters in said city OF Tulsa, re-
gardless of their political affiliations, ao-
cording to and In the manner now OF here
law of the State OF Oklahoma. except
insofar az the same may be In conflict
with the provisions " this amendment as
to the nomination OF candidates herein
provided. Provided, that ia the Nonparti-
san primary election held in the city OF
Tulsa for the nominstlon OF city officers
as herein set forth. there shall be no
political party designation or insignia or
evidence thereof printed or used upon
such primary ballot, and. provided, fur
ther. that such primary ballot shall be
In Substantially tho following form:
trorm OF Baliot.j
NONPARTISAS
OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT
FOR NOMINATtON FOR MAYOR,
POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONER,
COMMISSIONER OF STREETS ANU.
punLIC PRoPERTYa wATEH
MISSIONER. COMMISSIONER OF
FINANCE AND REVENUE AND
CRY AUDITOR, OF THE CITY OF
PARrlsAAN .PhIMARrYi. ELE.G.,TrIoSN' ..,r
STATE or OKLAHOMA. ON THE.
IVAK nE 1 q
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NONPARTIsAS
f.ENN NsnAT III trfFFrInN

That Section 2 ~ Article : OF the char
ter OF said city, which Is as follows, Il
wit
"On the sixth Tuesday after this
Charter shall take effect. ana bien-
niAlly thereafter on the first Tuesday
Of April, there shall he elected at an
elertion TO be held In said city OF
Tulsa, TO be called as hereinafter pro-
vided, Mayor and four Commission
ers, who together shall compose said
Board Of Commissioners. end who
shall serve FOR the term OF two years
and untl their successors shall be
elected and Hhau qualify. Candidates
Tor Mayor and for places on said
Board of Commissioners shall he
voted for separately and candidates
for Commissioner No. ]. No 2, No.
OF No tsaid numbers to be printed =
after the designating title "Commis-
siuuer'l, iu accordance with the writ
ten requests which said candidates
shall file with the city kuditor. Each
candidate for Commissioner shall dee-
ignate In the GnnounCemaBt OF his can
didacy and in his request to have his
name placed on the official ballot tho
number Of the place on the Board OF
Commissioners for which he desires
to become a candidate, and such re-
quest to he placed on the official bal-
lot shall be filed In writing. with the
Guy Auditor. at least ten days before
such election shall be held. The city
Auditor shall prepare an official bal
lot in accordance with such requests
and with she provisions hereof and
only such ballot shall be used at said
city election. The candidate at said
election Tor Mayor or for place on
said Board ~ Commissioners who
shall receive a plurality of all the
votes cast for the office for which he
Is a candidate shall De declared elect
I'd 10 such office. In the oyent OF a
40 h-tween two candidates for auN
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meni and the owners thcreoti ~ SAIL
SIREEI IMPROVEMENT blSTNl'Fi
and Debating an emergency,
WHbHbAs, IN pursuance OF tho pro.
r,r,ons or me 'hatter nI the '',X nf
nisslonofs OF sAlh ol's dih' bS Is,olu,lon
ueolAie ~ he'ehssfN 10 paH" hhn h'h"r'
r,,s e ,nningsI in sTnpt,r spInp9r tNpRnVE,tInsSN"r
u,d AZ ~, ,,,v " a. ,s W. ~ ,,, NV 49, ~,
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anu pi W., ~, 70
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ann M, ssin inpToy Smepts VETS ic b.
80 .r,,rdir., A., ~ nisn. -, .e.s,,,'
cs,tnn. ~ H.. .nhn,tt,na bv tba Stv
Gnsinear which said mans ana snectftca
Ions we're Thereafter snbmittsd by the
ala rngineer nnd dutv aJcnted hy .sta
hoara ans said hoard did iberosftsy duiv
sdverilse for sealed bids FOR the construo,
lion Of said iinproysments m acoordsne.
~sh tbc satd pians md spectficsiians'
and
WHEREAS. contract for tho con.
strution of gald tp,ptuVett.nts was duiy
awarded 10 standard Paving Compsnv
who executed the bonds REQUIRED nv law
sn1 ,ho I'itv Engtn.,r No. pr.na,aI .uh
nttted. and filed his writtcn Etstcmsot
,nntatn,nr Tho names of the persnns
firms oorporntIons' and estate. owninR
,hu,,ing p,onsrty' IN. nrop.rtv henofi,aS
nd other propsriy liable 10 assessment
~ Nlu lnip.u.et.'"'- t,, Nv .ne W. non '''
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teIeu !ot'ei % I, Hf," ~" p",hh.' t ~,
aassPgTs,Isa oisbaws ana saia noarg
Sa In aid rssoinfion ana notirs soi
a aatc nm which IL Snuld hear MI maj
,.,. aff.rting s,i,h prouortN ar the hens
~, ,n.r,,o - ~ ri,tr, or ItabIltv "a,
~ ~ R1tans to ths u,a,iins 81 sprh in,
nrn,.,a.n,. nr ,,rasuIe yt,,e. IA any n
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ah,..,ion th.r.to ana In nur.usnrn nt ..i,
sr,ton n,,hiirstiop aEd nntice aurh sen,
sion was duIy convened and held by thii
Heard nt Inc time dsslxnatea In said mo-
ttrst and.
NyuEunAs at surh sessinu this Roar
ata hoar and consider nU con ptnlnts a.,
akt.c,tnn. 10 fha unaIttpg of surh tu,prnyo
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LEGAL.
u'ublished IN the Tulsa Dnuy World
January ~. 20. 90. 20 aud g1. 1922
World PubiishinFs company, publi-herI
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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N"tico II hereby ENeu thni "n ih'
sih DAY OF February. 1872 between th'
hourh Of 200 and 90 u'cinDF ~ W.. The
County Commissioner of Tulsa county
Oklahoma will omen and consider uro.
possts for tbe ,svtrp y,ltb l.rrrrte
FraotiounI Mic . .pd Npe- a and 4 Soc.
tion ..ar' .T,i. ,,,,., ot.t. ulst s..y
.l,n.,.s ,,a ~ ,t.', %.
s.,s s'sn ns,Neeh ''h"' ""' ''"'P"'' '
~ 'pu"'l'
nc plhhH' tpetiit'n'l"hH Nhl INHN', 'IN'
70 oihuefe arc on ilio Do tIr 'l.I'" or lN'
county Engineer. Count House. Iu'HH.
Oklahoma ana the bidders HrH required
prescribcd bv tho C.uutr Engineer EaUU
ia "a a.. ,,,.at,.t.tI... yItU . ,.tfIfIef
rbsct ar pt,t.t. t.,...t,r, pitd.r.. u.rt
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bohrd 20 reject any oI nI| bios Hni I'
waive terhnicsli'iss Iu 'hs 'nwuft OF .".
contract.
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mann on rtre.ry
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LECALS

Office al said election, they shall east
tots 10 determine who shall be elect
be e'omsnied by striking out and reosaiine
all ~ said section . Of Article III as
above set out. and enacting In lieu thereof
Section 2. on the rrs, Tuesday Of
APRIL i327. aud biennially thereafter
h re shail be elcc ed ~ an elec-
tion to be held In said City OF TulHt
20 be called as hereinafter, provided,
Mayor, Police and Fire Cnfnmlssiouer,
Cg,'mmEsioner q Streets ard Public Prop,
NeWerBEs, tomiuisslsner Of Finance and
Noveuue who. shall compose said Board OF
sonmissioners and who shall serve
his successor shall be elected and qualified
~ such election there shall also be elected
o. city Auditor. who shalt likewise serve
Tor term OF two (D years Or
uutil his successor ls elected and qualified
sndidiates Tor Mayor, for Police and Fire
and Public ProIzrty waterworks and
sewerage Commissioner. and Conmis.
,ioher Or Finance and Revenue. aud can.
upon separately Zach candidate noml-
mated at tho city Nonpartisan primary
election shall tiie With the city Audit
election Is held. their written request 10
have their name placed on the official
hsllot for the office for witch such per
son desires to become q candidate, pro.
vidcd. that no name shall he placed upon
such official ballot unless such candidate
shgll have been uomlratod for such offic.
IN tho NonpnrtlsHn primary elect lon.
The city Auditor shall prepare an
official ballot in accordance with the
provisions hereof and only such
ballot shall be used az such city
election. The candidate at said election
for Mayor. Police and Fire Comm ,ssi0ner.
Commissioner uf streets and puhlic Prop
"rty, WatcrworkH and Sewerage Corn
missioner Conmissionsr Of Finance nud
Revenue and city Auditor, a. herein pro
v'ded, who shall receive majority Of all
the votes cast at such election FOR such
office Tor which such person Us candi-
date shall be declared elected to such Of
flc"i In the event Of a tie between two
candidates for any office at said election.
tertnino who shall be elected thereto. Pro-
vided further. tlat In the event any can
diiste nominated. az hercin provided. who
shall withdraw from such nomination. die
or Tor any other cause become iueliglxh q
70 have his name PLACED upon the opfcial
placing upon such official ballot Tor such
office. the name OF the candidate receiving
the next highest number Of votes ut such
primary election. And provided, further.
that In the event there are no person or
persons nominated at such primary oiec-
iion eligible to be placed on the official
ballot. such vacancy may be filled upon
, petition of a candidate for such vacancy.
signed by the greatest number Of the
qualified electOrs 'of said city" And
provided further, that at tho general
election held In the city OF Tulsa for the
election Of city officers as herein sci
forth. there shall be no political party
designation or insignia or evidence thereof
printed or used upon such general election
ballot; and provided further that such
general election ballot shall be in sub.
statnially the following form!
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. IN 7 pf sHsHssss ~ %
I-=' FOR Mayor
tName 81 Candidate)
l-. tNote for Ons)
f-i For city Auditor.
CSame Of Candldate)
'----l tNoto for One,)
For Police and Fire Commits
f-i sioner
tName Of Candidate)
|-l vote for Oue1
For Commissioner OF streets
I-t and Public Property.
tName OF Candidate.)
l--l tNotc Tor OneD
For Waterworks and Sewerage
f-i Commissioner,
Name Of Candidate.)
l---l (Noto for OneD
For Commiszioner Of Finance
I-+-t and Revenue
Name Of Candidatcl
.--l vote FOR One)
Official ballot attest.
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- For Mayor.
tName OF CandldateO
- (Vote for One)
- For Police and Fire Commits
sioner.
(Name Of CandldateD
II (Vote for One.)
- For Com issioner OF streets
and Public Property.
CName Of Candidate
- Note for One.)
- For wsterworks and Sewerage
Commissioner.
fName Of CsndidateD
- Vote for One.)
- For Commissioner Of Finance
and Revenue.
tNRme nf Cnndidatel
= tNote for One)
- For city Auditor.
tName Of CandidateD
- ,(Note for DneO
official ballot attest:
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tPublished w tho Tuisa Daily world
January ei. 20, and ~. tp22 world Pub
fishing Company. Puhiishersl


An ordinance to apportlon. levy. and
ssHets the cost of Improving u portion
of ROCKFORD AVENUE included
within STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT No. 80. against the abut
ting property. tho property benefited
and other property liable TO ursfsa-
meni and the owners thereof, IN said
STREET IMPROVEMUNr DISTRICT;
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NONPARTISAN
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION
BALLOT
FOR THE ELECTION OF
MAYOR, POLICE AND FIRE
COMMISSIONER, - COMMISSIONER
OF STREETS AND PUBLIC PROP
ERTN WATERWORKS AND SEW
ERAGE COMMISSIONER. COMMIS-
SIONER OF FINANCE AND REVE-
NUE. AND CITY AUDITOR. At THE
GENERAL CITY ELECTION HELD
IN THE CITY OF TULSA STATE
OF OKLAHOMA. ON THE .........
DAY OF .......... . "a
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OWE ROBERTS BARToNF

Mother Nature was the oldest
fairy In Fairyland, but she looked
the youngest She was quite beau.
tiful, with clear blue eyes, and
soft wayy hair and a smile that
made You forget there was such a
thing as unhappiness or trouble In
the world.
She was glad to see the visitors,
and set them chairs at once. We
have Just started our lessons" she
said. THE flying seeds come up
here to Thistledown Land to learn
how and where to grow. I'm calling
the roll now TO see Il there are
any ahsentees.n
When everyone was comfortable
she went back to her desk and be.
gan.
Sadie Thlstle!"
Present"
Jimmy MIlk.weed.n
Present"
only, Dick and Charlie Daude,
lion!"
"Late!.
THAT'S our fault" explained
Buskins. They carried us up here
to the sky, so they couldn't hurry"
Excused said Mother Nature
marking in her book. Nanny
Plume Thistle!p
Present."
Johnny Cotton Thistle"
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POLLY AND PAUL..AND PARIS
By ZOE BECKLEY

Lying wakeful in her swaying
bunk, listening to Paul's deep, reg.
ular breathing and the steady
swish.swish OF water rushing be.
meath the open portfolio, Polly re
listened to Miss Rand's strange
words:
equipped to court my husband
yes, to court and hold him.
French women are wise. "a wife
must fasclnate, must constantly
court her husband or some other
woman will. some other woman
will"
To Polly Newland marriage
seemed the foundation. OF life and
happiness. She had never thought
OF Is as a hard job" or something
that called for a special brand OF
skill and management. OF course
II you marriedOthe wrong man, like
Charlie Briggs; or poor Alan Con
ger
But Paul Dawson! With Paul for
a husband, how could marriage be
anytnlnS Out happiness ana sue
cess. He loved her-ah, how well
she knew It! She loved him. OF
that she had been certain since the
day she first saw him. They be.
ionged to each other by choice and
by law-forever. What could be so
difficult about It?
The more Polly thought OF Miss
Rand's philosophy and her deser.
tion of her fiance to enjoy this very
we'll, questionable career in
Paris, the more blameworthy Violet
Rand seemed, and the moro vIrtu.
GUS seemed Polly Dawson.
The weather roughened during
the night. The great ship lunged
and rolled, making it hard 10 rest
and sending loose properties slid.
ing about the floor. Polly slept lit.
tie and awoke feeling vaguely III
and depressed. Then, CHANGING
across the narrow room at the long
mound of>bedclothes that was Paul,
She smiled adoringly. All the Vic.
let Rands in the world couIdn'.
4
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shake her possessive .confidenca
that as Paul's wife she would be
safe and happy forever.
Polly let the stewardess bring her
some breakfast and with much DIFF.
flculty persuaded Paul to 20 ON
deck without her. Then, when he
had gone she began to wonder what
he was doing and whether he would
come back soon.
She tried to read, tossed about,
felt lonely, and before an hour had
passed scrambled desolataly out OF
bed and dressed. The, ship was
pitching unpleasantly. Few people
were on deck and she qufckly-too
quickly = distinguished Paul and
Miss Rand in their chairs chatting.
For the first time In her life, Pol.
ly felt the shock Of jealousy. Her
immediate impulse was to run back
to her cabin aud cry-alone, in an
ecstasy Of misery. Her second was
to so forward, push Miss Rand out
Of her chair, box her ears and carry
Paul triumphantly away.
Her compromise was to go smil.
ingly up to them with a CHEEKY re.
mark about the uncherry weather.
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going q the elab tor a same II
YOU'RE nuttys 90 faid nor
brother
Maybe like ntts; she iretoft-
ed. And off she went 10 the golf
course, the red ball hidden IN her.
pocket, She kept her golf club in
her locker.
Her cheeks were the color Of the
ball she was playing with when she
reached the sixth hole and told her
cady TO get well ahead of her.
As she approached the seventh
hole across the wonderful white
fairway that led to It she saw b
man in golf clothes awaiting her.
Her excitement almost choked
her, her daring somewhat stunned
her.
I'm afraid I'm not as pretty as
a lace heart" the man began, ex.
tending his hand and himself a
little embarrassed as he looked IN.
10 the beautiful eyes Of Jane.
Jane would have blushed ifyGhe
had not already gathered sufficient
color 10 be becoming. "You-heard
my silly con1ersation?"
He nodded. "Yes-and know
your name and mine is Hayes
Tom Hayes. Please let me be your
valentine, Miss Jane"
Jane liked him; she knew She
liked him. "All right: you shall be-
gin by being my valentine and
t'Leaye the end to me-" he said.
1.-THE games the thing now
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Here"
Dan Globe Thistle.s
PRESENT.
And so It went on. Mother Ma,
ture closed her book and began les,
sons. "will the thistle.seeds please
come up 10 class
Nanny, Johnny and Dan went
forward.
NANNY. what is TO be your color
when you bloom?"
RED" answered the little seed
Correct, Johnny, what's youts?r
White said the good little
Johnny Cotton Thistle.
"And what's yours. DAMP
Blue said Dan promptly.
"All very good" nodded Mother
Nature. "When You go back to the
earth. each OF you take root across
the road from Widow McBride's
cottage, SO that she can look out
and see your red, white and blue
blossoms and think OF the flag her
boy fought for. But be careful to
keep back from the road 30 that
you won't prick the bare feet Of
the school children who pass. That
will do now, my dealS. VIII Billy,
Dick and Charlie Dandelion please
come to class next?"
ITO Be Continued)
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