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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-13

part Of it which is now on the sever
al scenes OF recent hostilities will b,
kept in the field.
What will be done with the stat
volunteers rendezvoused in thu
several states and in federal camp
remains TO be determined by tn,
character of the new condition.
which will be created.
Capt. Gen. August, who will MAKE
a pcaceablc concession OF Manila
will be recalled to Spain, and prob
ably with him will go all the Spanish
soldiers, or the greater part OF them
now in Manila.
Capt. Gen. Blanco will be required
to evacuate Havana and TO take
with him every soldier in Cuba who
wears Spanish uniform. In Cuba
the clean-out will be immediate and
complete.
The Spanish officers and soldiers
in Porto Rico will be deported en-
masse. 1t is possible, says the De-
troit Journal, that our government
may pay the cost of shipping them
back to theiIt native homes to which
they will be very happy to escape.
All this will consume some little
time. 1t will take weeks and prob
ably months to dispossess the Span
iards in the three principal islands
included in the terms Of peace.
While the work progresses we shall
remain on u war footing.
The ending of the war by SPANS
acceptance of our terms
under force of circumstances will
DC hailed with delight by all our
people. We are not warlikc. War
5 abhorrcnt to us. The end of it is
/ JOY.
The adjustment Of collateral ques-
ions involving the future of the
Philippines and other possessions,
nay be safely intrusted to the wise
craftsmanship of our chief executive.
We shall forfeit neither dignity,
.erritory, nor national integrity in
The negotiations which are to follow.
Spain is rcconciled to part with
whatever we demand to have. We
shall be just.
The extremists, to whom peace is
save we take all that we
can lay hands on, will be Modified
when the agreement is ratified by
The senate. -
The agreement will be an Ameri-
IAN agreement, Illuminated by
Justice, mercy and magnanimity,
and it will not be oppressive to our
weak, ignorant, impulsive, but
foe.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-13

THE farmers of Michigan have
again been smiled upon by the God.
dess of the Harvest. According to
the August crop report they now
have nearly 100000 600 bushels of
fine, new wheat piled up in their
bursting granaries, ready for the
market, Such a yield means pros
perity to the farmer and all who de-
pend upon him. The merchant, the
mechanic and the laborer will be
benefited by this munificence of ma
ture as well as the farmer. The
state of Michigan has reason to be
thankful over such bountiful wheat
crop.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-13
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

The date opposite each subscribers name IN the
printed address each paper indicates the tine 20
which the description - pad. by observing this
a Subsc riber may know at MI times just how hssub-
,cription account stands, and In case any error 5
made in giving credit iorthe payment Of money on
,ot,fy thts oiiiee without unnecessary delay,
Usually the publisher continues sending .he
paperu uiilr il ordered discontinued, whether lhe
subscription has expired or not " snost &c.
.ir.s n discontinued he should nOuiy this ONCE
and pay up atrcaragcs il there be any.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-13

A WASHINGTON dispatch states
that the president has decided to
recommend to congress that Admiral
Sampson be advanced eight numbers
and Schley six numbers. This will
result in making each rear adj
miral, but with Schley ranking i'm
mediately below Sampson. Capt.
Clark of the Oregon will be recon-
mended for an advance of six mum,
bers in the captain S grade and
Lieutenant Commander Wainwright
eight numbers. Other promotions
throughout the feet will also be
recommended.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-13
The Official Paper Of Baraga County
COUNTY OFFICERS.

JAy A. UrRBELL, Circuit Judge. HouPhton.
Ions " HID. Sheriff, L'Ause.
WIN. X. HAVILAND, Prosecuting Attorney ne
quaming.
r. t. SroSg, Judge OF Probate. Bnrnga'
q, o. BEEuLER, County Clerk aud Register OF
Deeds. l. Anse.
H. WILcox. Treasurer. L'Ansr.
JAMES MCKERcHEk, County surveyor 'Pu''
L. l.. STONE, Circuit Court Commissioners
BaraPa. 49,. 49,,
and RICHARD FEOKE, Baraga, Poor Conmls-
SUPERVISORS.
J1uN r. IIoLLfSGER. LAnse Township.
IhwuEScE ]. GALLAGHER, Blraga Township
w BEEN Arvon Township.
JoHS LYONS, Cuyington township
WILLIAM J. MILEnY, Spur Township
BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
NJ. j. McKANNA, County School CommIs'
sioncr, Baragi. ..".. ...
MISS X. A, CURRY, L'Anse.
q n. FULLER, L'Ansc. .... ....
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-08-13

The following Is the apporicnmeui Of dele.
gates Ia which the various counties are ef.
Titled on "a basis OF Tia" total VOTE for governor.
November g. 1895, tthe last election. Que foi
each 80 or fraction thereof yf SDJ OF mors--n o
county, however, being entitled 10 Iess, thaH
two delegates:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01
German Press Comments.

The newspaper comments are still ra.h-
er scant TAe Vossiche Zel;ung. concIud-
ing 4 long editorial. says.
The German people sorrow for the loss
OF OF their eminent Statesman and Il will
show itself worthy of the ulghty deeds
cf the past by preserving the II ructurs of
German unity strong and healthy through
the strength Of light and freedom"
The Tagebiatt says:
a statesman % uucou1ueYabIe will pow
er and trems ndous bodness Bismarck
was necessary 20 force the idea Of German
unity from out the rims Of centuries into
new and forceful strength and splendor
but the presuppo@it3on FOR realizing th's
rogh,}est problem IN later European his
tory was and remained-Pruss.a and tae
I'r1lstStan people
The Cologne Gazette says. ''Tha father
land has Iost !fs most magnificent cham
Jion We all feel r. 5r closing the eye.
% 'th.. Junker Of gchoenhausnn' their last
glance were on US. bidding ~ swear on
his body "a hold holy the heritage he b.
Qa@afaad as"
TIE Courier says: His name will live.
even Il Unforeseen commissions should
bring abaut rev state conditions. wholly
different from ;he present oncs. hut. n
tae present genera tlon and those TO core.
Bismarck wl'1 remain the signature OF
second halt of the nineteenth century And
when the rev. TIE real Germany of 20
dag. is spoken of. in the foreground o.
every nne of song the iron form tst ths
first charceli0r viii appear"
Tne Post. the NoTrh German Gazette ard
'he Krsuz Zes,uns. EAR National Zeitung
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01

formed the Spanish cabinet that II de-
penis apon Spain when the war shall
cease. Meanwhiie. as an ea-nes; indi-
cation that our government has not in-
ierrupsed the execution Of it's campaigns.
an order was Issued from the war DEPART
ment today for the dispatch OF an entire
army division 10 reinforce Gems. Miles and
Brooke In Porto Rico. This viii De
known IS the provisional division and will
present In command at Camp Thomas,
Chickamauga- He Is expected TO turn
over that command to Maj. Gen Breck-
inEidge. inspector general OF the army.
and 10 report to Secretary Alger az Wash
ington for instructions before departing
for Porto Rico. bringing with aim his ad-
5ut1nt general and his aides The pre-
vissonai division viii consist Of fifteen full
regiments. and Gen. Wade will selec.
them not from the troops under his old
command alone. but with particular ref
erence to an equitable representation in
the Porto Rican campaign of all Of the
states
Secretary Aiger feels that his depart
ment has suffered from unjust criticisms
in the selection Of troops for service. and
he pronounces as without foundation the
allegation that politics has dictated these
assignments. In the case of the Fifth
Illinois volunteer regiment, which was
withdrawn from the Porto Rican expedi-
ton IN favor of the Indiana regiment,
just as the troops were abou. 10 board
the cars, it has been already explained
by authority that the change was made
in recognition of the justice of the COM
plant that Illinois already had two regi-
ments in active service at the front, while
Indiana had none. Even in that case,
however. Secretary Aiger did not make
the selection of the regimen. to be held
back: he simply instructed the general
commanding the expedition to select one
Illinois regiment for detention, without
designating IL.
Secretary Alger Is fastening the prepara-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01

Zeitung and some others had only brief
notice.
The Tageblatt this morning issued Bis
marck supplement. The Lokai Anzeiger
prints the fullest details from its special
correspondent at Fri1drichsruhe, but the
other papers. misled by DR. Schweningers
and the famllys statements regarding the
princes condition. made no provision 10
obtain news Of his death. A ajorlty of
the provincial papers did not contain the
news. This morning no news Of any kind
regarding the funeral arrangements was
obtainabie. The Hamburg correspondent
and the Nachrichten appear with mourning
borders and publish long obituary notices.
The Nachrichten gives the fullest details
OF the last days ana the death Of Bismarck
II says:
"Cn Tuesday an Improvement set IN in
the princes condition. n which repeated
changes for the worse had occurred since
October last and ne was able 10 appear al
the table and take part in the conversa-
ton. drinking champagne and afterwards
smoking several pipes. which he had not
done for some time.
His condition was SO satisfactory that
l}r. Schwc niDeer, after the prince had gone
10 bed left with the intenFion Or returning
on Saturday. His condition vas good Sat
lrlay He read the Nachrfchten and con-
versed or politics. particularly referring 20
Russian affairs. In the forenoon he took
luncheon gr1mhllng focuiarly al the small
proportion Cf spirits In his drinking water.
Then a sudden change for Tho worse o.
CURED in consequence of an acute attack
of pulmonary ctdema and In thu course
h. <--r Il.
conscious, Recently, after brief periods %
usual mental CleaTness. the prince has had
intervals Of drowsiress falling into long
sound ard beneficial sleep or awakeniug
from wcich he would - completely re-
freshed
''On saturday evening grave symptoms
appeared. Death came eas.iy ard painless
Is DR. SchweniHger was able 70 remain
10 tighten his last moments by wipiHg the
mucDs from the patients mouth and en-
aAling him 70 breathe more freely.
The las, words Prince bismarck uttered
y ere addressed 20 his daughter Countess
von Ranizau. vao wiped the 1seTspration
from his forehead. Taey wee:
" Thanks, Tny child "
TIE who.t. family werv assembled a. the
b.-lside a. ;ae sine % ms as4'a and Dr.
Schwerlnger. DR.. C31rysan,ler and Baron
ard Baroness Merek acre also present As
uo breathing movement; Or pulse Was per
cep.jbls for taree ninBf-s. Dr. scawe9inr-
Ct declared qGistly and simply that Prince
Blsrnar-k was dead,
Dr.. S-hHeu.ager te.egraphe3 the news to
Emperor William r. Nor.ay.
The prince les as he u~>t 70 sleep II
an easy position. Nlta hlz head sligA5ly
in.rea ~ tAe lefl. Tee expression On MS
fac - mud 2aa ps2cetul /, Is remarked
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01

tions at Montauk point for the reception
OF the Fifth army corps. now at Santiago
Surgeon General Sternberg has just dis
patched Col. ForWood. Of his bureau, TO
the site of the camp, with instructions
10 erect al once a hospital capao.e of ac-
commodating no less than 80 soldiers
Gen. Shafter has been authorized 10y
cablegram from Secretary Alger to notify
his soldiers Of the good fortune in store
for them. In order that the men may be
cheered I'D 10 wait with patience for their
removal This cannot be effected imme-
diately. owing 10 the condition Of the men
themselves. The present plan IS TO begin
as soon as possible the transportation 10
Montauk point Of such of the soldiers as
have recovered from the fsver and those
who have not yet contracted It. The sick
must wait for the physicians say that the
climatic change involved in bringing them
north would prove fatal in many cases.
But the delay is not likely to b. extended
Surgeon General Sternbcrg says that con-
valesceuce in fever as mild as that at
Santiago does not usually occupy Ipore
than ten days. although, as the season
runs on and tae v.rul nee Increases. ;hIs
pcrioI is greatly extended. As soon IS
that period is passed tae men viii be en-
barked for home. The matter of trans
,,,7~tat.on for ta'z work IS already u.der
consideration ard Is Ak " - 5e adjusted
very satisfactorily. The navy depart
ment has concluded that 1t can dispense
w.ta the four big American !ne steamers.
formerly known as the New York, St
Louis. =. PAU ana Paris and the var
Department; has + gun negotiations for
charter.ag them. Mr. Griscom, the pcesi-
dent of the line. p.u meet Col Hecker.
n charge OF the transportation bureau. to-
morrow by appolutmen1 at the war depart
rasnt 20 make the necessary arrangements
hv watch the soldiers Of the Fifth corps
can make fy.ng trips On taese vessels
from Cuba - IRE north.
The war department has corrected
statement made yesterday rs % rhe re
ya.rkab!,. casualties amoag the ofaceTs OK
the Tventy-fourth infantry. IN connection
win the DEATH of Capt Dolge waa-
vas u1eaal "a ha,s besa s,4tsd was ;aat
every captain g tile reg -saeat had esther
been killed c. ;rcapac.tased ~ wounds or
disease since taking ,ae aeid IN The pres
ent .canpa.En.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01

Continued G. PAGE Tso.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01
SPANISH CABINET CONSIDERS THE TERMS.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.

NEW YORK, July 31.-A Suns Madrid special
says The reply Of President Mckinley to the Span
sh note has been received and is being considered,
prior to the meeting of the cabinet tomorrow 1t
rumored that the United States exacs the immediate
evacuation of Cuba and Porto Rico by the Spanish
forces, preliminary to discussion Of the terms
peace. The newspapers blame the United States for
continuing the until Spain admits the preliminary
points of evacuaons of Cuba and Porto Rico and the
American occupation Of Manila. 1t is expected that
the government will endeavor secure modification
Of these conditions. There is great disappointment
that the United States does not make Cuba recognize
part Of the Cuban debt which Spain guaranteed.
There are barely $40 900 900 in Cuban bonds, chief
y per cents, held by foreigners mostly French
and Germans. The rest held by Spanish and the
Bank Of Spain. Markham.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01

LONDON. July S1.-A special dispatch TO
the Associated Press from Berlin says the
news OF Prince Bsmarck's death reached
Berlin at late hour and was only general
~ known this ulosning. A number of pap
ers. including the Post. the Vorwaerts and
the Deutsche Zeitung, did not contain the
news Of the princes demise. The kreuz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01
M. Cambon Had Full Power
to Make a Treaty.
NO DELAY IS EXPECTED.
The Question Of the Philippines
Was the Hardest to Settle.

Spain Prepared to Make Any Other
Sacrifice. but Not t. Part With
Sovereignty Over Her Far Eastern
F0ssessiOns-A Compromise Eff
1ected on This Question, the Ma
ture Of Which Was Not Disclosed-
No Cessation VIII He Had of the
Army Movements Until spain Fi-
nal1y Accepts the offered Terms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01
PORTO R|CAN TOWNS
WELCOME 1HE ARMY.
Are Received Everywhere
With Wild Enthusiasm.
THE AUTHORITIES JOIN IN
Proclamations Dated as in the
United States.
THE AUTHORITIES JOIN IN

News of Spain's Suing for Peace Has
No Effect in Checking Military
Operntions-Mild RamorS Of span.
fsh Advances Alarm the People OF
Ponce. Who Appeal to Gen. Will
sen-voluntcers Desert From the
Arms, aud the Natives Are Re-
strained From Massacring Them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01
The News Not Learned Until
Yesterday Morning.
PAPERS MISSED II.
The Final Ending Was Not Ex-
pected at This Time.

The Great Chancellor Had Been Feel
lily at Meals and Discussed Poll
tics-He Suddenly Fell Into an Tn
conscious Condition, Which Com
ttnued. With Slight Conscious
Intervals. Until Death-Thc Em-
perOr Hurrying Home to Pay the
Last Tribute to Maker of Empire.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01

Utah Artillery Leaves for the Coast.
SALT LAKE. EsAh. Ja!y gl.E -asparT
{. Utah light battery H1 men. .es, Tor S4n
Francisco this Afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-20
IMPORTANT DECISION
IN SUPREME COURT
Frank Garst, Plaintiff in Error

Frank Garst, Plaintiff ia Error
Love and Word Defendant in Error.
Error rom the District Court q
V7oodward Count Former opinions
approved. reversed ana renamed.
IN RE HEARING.
Unlawful Occupany OF Public lands
-Contraet lor paetur Upon-yoid:
when Enclosure Maintained.
Opinion by Burwel:
This cause was uubmltted to thie
court at the June. 1885, term thereof
and an opinion FLED by Justice Blerer.
5pe lslng lor the Cors.. ~ which Il was
h ID, hat the q murra 0. .he plaintiff
in error counts or paragraphs Two
(2), three Cd, iour (D and i've 90 OF
defendants answer should have been
sustained; that The trial court ere, in
over-rullng he same and directed thnt
SAID car5e be remundeG 10 lie lower
! court, VIII INSTRUCTIONS to sustain the
demurrer o ploin,in In error 10 the
counts or paragraphs above named OF
defendants answer. which counts al
lege. In substance, thai the pasture in
which defendants H. error pastured and
cared for the cattle of plaintin In ei-
ror. or which the indebtedness sued on
herein Is alleged to nae accrued. was
maintained upon goernment Land; that
! ,ne plaiudns, defendants in error. had
( no right or title TO the same and that
/ ,hey were uulawuly maintaining an
! unlawful enclosure. In violation Of an
,.ct OF congress Of February 20. 1856:
! that by means OF this unlawful enclos-
ure, they were speculating upon gov
! ernmeut land. were exercising absolute
| control ami possession thereof. and that
ny reason OK heir occupancy and con-
! tol OF such pasture. the defendant.
/ plalntin iu error, was required to pay
pasturage for his cattle in such enclos-
ure.
| at a subsequent term of this court.
a re-hearing was granted After a con-
slderatlon OF the entire case. the court
Is satisfied that the conclusions reached
in the former opinion Of this court are
correct.
"The judgment of the lower court g
reversed and the cause remanded With
instructions to the trial couG TO over
rule the demurrer to paragraphs num-
ber two (2), three CD. four 90 and five
| 90 OF defendants answer and 10 pro-
oeed with the cause in accordance with
the judgment herein.
The cost of this appeal to be taxed to
defendants In error"
An the justices concurring, except
Tarsney, dissenting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-20

Reception TO Edgar W. JoAe' aud Bride
The Elks we're out in forre last even
ing with their fair ladies 10 extend a
hearty welcome to Elk Edgar w Jones
and his bride from Omaha Elk George
Willis met the bride and groom at the
depot upou the arrival OF the train aud
escorted them TO Elk lodge, where d
reception was held and the lovely bride
was introduced to the ladies and gen.
tlemen presen-
After the mo hearty congratula.
tionS and many pleasant aud happy
wishes were suoy7ered upon the fair
couple, and tossts we're drunk. the re-
mRinder Of the evening was spent iu
dancing and other social way. The
music was -rrnished by the Eolian
Mandolin cluL, and, as usual. was ex.
cellcna
Those participating were; Mrs L. e
Kimball, Con- Grizzell. GEORGE L. Bill
iugsley, Mr.. aid S.rs. +. $ Borde, AIR
spd Mrs. r. ,. tac, Misses vi.iau
Allen, Zoe Kin ball, Lillian Lsnz.
Mary Eichola nloc'.ie Jamison, al lice
Painter, Dorothy Flynn. Me srs : =
Csuhsn, Carl uavi-hor Geor e a.
lis, Jesse Hu1te., EG E11r~, TnMil
De Bois, @. $. Pet.y, e. ~. 'entecost
j. S. Lyon, JrlEe Bier -, C. Il. Bill
ingsley, f. Cree. NJ on Stone and
c. = Eueisley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-20
CITY IN BRIEF.

Toys ors chsspat Lilies dru1stors
now
I'D Icaes oaG he b.s. whi. kies,
2ll, Harrison Ave att
figh Sehooj 7Och jua received Il
the Eagle Drug Store
A few ar class news and ! ob prir,
ers can find emp yment at this office
In good lines smoke Old ,ime.C ir1e
cigar .iitletoe 3sr, Hrrisc ave.
In -oot ines 5mo',s I'D Tines dime
CT ar Aistle,oe Bpr, NDrsison Ave. S
lave you seen the. slcrens lin- Of
stationery al Lille 81 cos. cost sale
FOR ten dass only?
An elegant line initial letter
eals, wsN ETC. l0 ceivet as Lii
lies drug store.
Secretary Jenkina .o4sy issued no
torial commisslon To job q a. Blizzard.
OK Luther, Oklahoma Co.
a,iss b,cElroy win render election
tn Italian and Miss Iirrrison oAs In
French, at the concert st she First A
E church Wedn a4dey evening. 81
Lost-A navy blue dorble cape, mon.
lay night, Le.veen lts1 -. Z. church
and Third .racl on Harrison avenue.
Finder please leave et LEADER office
and receive reward.
All should attend the concert et The
FIRST NJ. + church Wednesday, even
ng. The best talent OF the city es
we'll rs some ron ebrosd has been
secured. Admission 20 cents 81
Mr5. r ~ Ramsay will sing ri the
concert to bc given IT the NJ. e church
Wednesday evening She is one Of
Guthrie mos. popular singers. You
cen't ford 20 miss II. 80
The lnlias social circle OF the Pres
bytcria n church win meet a. the resi-,
derce OF Mrs DR.. H. l.. Smith, 5ib
Eos- Clevclhnd. wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, September slst al
uambcrs earnestly requested to be
, pre- ent.
"Tell Mother" Jennie Harris, as set
To music by Prof. Lehrer ard dedicated
20 The oklahoma Rough Riders, will be
sung by Mr. o'Mera Mt the NJ %. church
soncsrt Wednesday nigh. g5-3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-20


SergearL parl 4unLer, one OF the
Rough Piders, Who was all through
the s4ntiago car paign, IRON .he am
bushed botls d Lns Ouasima on the
24lh 81 June, where Captain Capron
ana The gallen. Hnm Fish .ell. 10 the
taking o. San Irpn hill, here the
Eallsn4 boy Solu'e" Roy Cashion, gave
up his youug lie, c lie final capture
OF The city o. SansiLVo sud the surreu.
der OF the Spanish army under Gen.
Toral, aud whose 'gn phic letters In
the LGADGR werg raad with such de-
light and interes and reproduced in
many OF the Journals Of The territory,
arrived in Guthrie las. night and -pent
an hour In Lhe AEAyER office This
morning recounlng The tragic scenes
through which be passed. The ser
geant Is just recovering from a very
serious spell Of sickness, and is much
emaciated and quite weak, his face
showing marked traces LETT 10y the dis
ease. He will remain in Guthrie a
fsv days to recuperate, after which
he will 90 20 his home IN Chandler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-20

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