davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Sranfrdd.
@erSen %sefnsiser.

garis. %. ge3.
Bonn General 9iahteD Dem Rom-
mmOenr Der iran50iiihen Eruppel
in 4lgier. traieu 5eute aus Gala,
Qelqbnia Jtadrihten Elm, mad mel.
den bic ytDei iraH5oiiben aoloHuen.
melde gegen sic rebeaiihen Stdmme
Dorriidten, lid DereiHigt bdtten. Die
Qomman0eure Der beioen 2lbtbeilun.
aen 6eridten %i5rerieits. 0aB Der aui-
marih Ser oereinigten Solomon
eiueu groBen GinOrltd nui Sic mtru.
bigen Glemeirte gemaht un0 iogar
Sic friegeriiden 8enissg faiiens Stdm.
me lid beeilen Oie ibnen auferlegten
ariegsfoiteH 81 be3ablen.
Antt-M ilitariitem D%srnrt6eilt.
9aris. "a. 9e3.
Der befannte 6ii6re- seq @nti.g1i.
litariiten. @uitap Serpe. lit bon ben
Aiiiien tuegen 9erIeum0uHg ser 9lr-
NEE un0 Auirei3uHg Der 8ruppen
gum Meutern $40 eiuidbriger 5ait
uH0 3ablung elmer Bulge pom $3.50
uerurtgeilt moroen. Die Wtitange.
flagteIt. Almorepoa un0 Werle, Die
iit nidt gum Bro3eiie gelteat Dat
ten. ipurOen in cortumacia 81 ie 8
Subren SAT- mo $3.50 @elS6uBe
O%erurtbeilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
@uaIauO.
@eMsite G%ntSsdnna.
q NeIersbnra. p. Ne

~ fNAtt2Dutbs A0s 10.
Ger goIi5ei ioa es angebIi6 gelur-
gen iein. cine gerihaDoruna aui5u
Oeden, melde ni6ts mebr unO nidJt5
lpeniqcr be5medte, ais Den Balait, in
meIdem iid ole 9ureaur mo Der
Sibumgsi0al oes StoatSrathes be.
iiuoen in Oie 2uft 81 iprengen. Gum
Stuatsrdtb, Dem Gberbauie oes rul.
iiihcn Barlaments. geboren befomlt-
lid Die boditen ruiiiiden StaatSbe.
amten uno tirhNdeu @iir0enirdger,
Der bobe90el mo beinabe sic i1mmt.
liden @roBiiiriten. Iie 3erroriiten
Standardization num- iih giuIoB 81
elmer Der SiBimqeu oes Stautsratbes
81 peridaifen nno Damn ibre WorO.
un0 3eritorrnaspIdne allsjniilbren,
5ortaeieete Sausiuhimgen in ct.
petersburg uEo IL fiuniihen StdO.
ten Iieierteu Der Boli3ei angeblih ole
gepeiie fir oieie neueite Ierroriiten.
@erihaporma. 8robe NIaiien fonl
promittirenoer Qopiere nit Den Rn.
men Der nit oieier Gerihm6runq m
@erbiu0lmg iteheuOeu Rerionen fol-!
len Ser @ebeimpoli5ei IN Die 0dnoe
gelalen iein. ierner luater Gi5blodeu
ueritedt eiue llnmaiie 9ombcn unO
anoerc itnrte erploiipitoiie Aui
@runO oieier entoedlnaen mur0en
III 0en lcbten &otcn iortndbrcu0
@erbaftnnaen bon Nidnuern ma
6rolien uoraenommcH 00rumter uiels
6Innldn0er % Oicielben aeridtlid,
profiiirt ODER aii administration
@eae nah Sibirieu uerihidt oOer
aor ocn itou0iacu aricasaeridtcu
iibermieicH merOen iollen. hduat nor
ser 6ntitei0lmg 0c5 @ouucrueurS
uon Ct petersburg AZ.
6bineiiidc &cutcrcr.
@taonuoitot -. Cc5
GS tit 6ier Sic 9lddridt BON etuel
Nteiterei hineiidcr SolOatcu III
al1mu ~ Der Miouaidmrei elule.
troiien. Tie Wentcrgr crmor0cte.
ibre Ofi:3iere. nl0ridtrieu Damn mad
Siitlitbar 5it. p~liiu0ertm Oie Clt.
ihditeu aus. 0urdl pelde lie paNir
ten MA berUlbteH 0te IbncH belel.
nen0en aaramanen Gin aonunan0o
beitchcno ans 500 Mann aauatgrl,
mo Nrtillerle mnr0e 3u liner @cr
tolGtng aiSgcianOt uB0 0leits hatt,
aeitern Elm ulentidit0tuee @eied.
nit Der Yfeuterer.9dn0e Cie %niur
aeuieu. enpa 900 Ntann itarf. idlll
gen eiuen anoeren N2es nab IItiif
bar eth.
@eitrre lIuterNriduuaSmaarcaeln.
@aridNu p Sei.
Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uon @av
id'uu. General StoucH Ner. na,lid
Sic Stliebupa non udbewi 1864
polniidNR Sdluleu O%eriulte mo etn
Ar8ahl Observation-Disclosures auI
lolte hat mm oie Sd1ljeBall als
Suocnilabo "a @oIen ~auleor0uct
3adWebeH NeS %ibora Iauiieitee
St RtitgSbWrg "a Eel
Morsen bcaiuui 5ier por Dem Mn
pellanouS1eridlt Der ggoieB Ser 16.
MtitglieNer oar triteg Suma. sis ua
enun Is 9'onaiea oos &aoga Nllsi
Iieit unter5e.dlHeieu f9tlhc> Sos eii
nihegSolf luiior0crtc Der &elttyusf
paiiiueu @ioegilaao .iu !ttitsa. lps.
lie 0ie EumH Mgloit Die Nnflaa
lauitt aui &ohu1rra.'
Nfan trIpartei 0a6 Nie S eflaa.e
Eidnl0il aciprodleH lptrOeg Hl n
Cert OeS Mlnlieite Weites# II. III aai
ior0erie. telHe SiuaerB M Sc 3cli.
runl sm i0bltu o0er im .Ast oNer q
Ser SIotts 5uoieRea eyUea aaoeg1I
auseaua oes @rojeiie9 Mttmohl it
labt a6sT g Miro g5eiio all5eme.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Sapan.
9si4ranInna bed GinmanSernna.

Rotio, %. DECEMBER.
Der fantOiite arbeitsminiIter
3uooIpb 9etrieur miro nadoem
ieine 8erbonaluaaen nit Der iapani.
ifen &egierllhg meaen 8eifrdnfung
Der japoniihtn Ausmunoerung mad
@anuoa beenSet limo, morgen feline
6eimreiie %antteten. @r Iebnte es ab.
iih iiber Ods 8eiultat als3uipre6en,
bepor err Dem fanaOiiheH aabinett iei.
Hen 8eriht ~dbgeitattet bat.
Die Niiociitte@re ref lit in ser Gage.
berihten su fbHaen, OaB ibre bisberi-
gen Wtittbeillngen iber oieie 4nge.
IegeHbeit poltGnoig riftig iinO, ma
Die iapuniibe Hegieruug in aaerHddl.
tier 3eit 6ie gereinbarungen nit benz
omerifaniidek 8otifdfter Sbomas
0'grien mo Sem britiifen gotitof.
ter Cir 9laitSe SIC DONALD. be3D os.F
.fanooiifen grbcitsminiiter 9ernieur,
betreffs 9eidronfmq Der iopaHiiheu
AusrDanoernhg nod AlGerito uno
4oHnoa ber6tfgntlihen miro.
5susr aif Der pRiuuciOta"
9o6e. "a. Te3.
qn gor0 Ns amerifaniihen Fam.
piers o@iqpeiota". pelder bon
Seattle nab oonetong unterrpees lit
uno bier duIegte, brad beute iriib
Seuer aus. psIfes iOpobl benz Sdiii
wie aud Der SaOung iebr groBen
S6aSen guiiate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
penfonsfyfem.

9ic @ranO SrHHf SabnssitaI6af
miro am @rliabr ENTHUSIASTICALLY
snHs i6rsr gHssitentsu siufabrsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
stsv5anis's gsrlsnidmHd.
BieR. %. Gel.


SteEts a. 2t8.
Sn Ser 9agunq Der 0iterreihiihea
Delegation brahte Der Domain Oes
Bolenelubs q. @lombinsii bic preu.
.Bii6e Bolenborlage auf's Sdpet NIT
Dem Bunibe. ooB Die Regierung 81
@uniten Der Boleu SteQung HebmeH
ioate. Ger 0iiuiiter oes aeuBern,
6rbr. b. %9lebrent5al, proteitirte aui
Shdrfite aegen ieoe Giumiiduna in
oie Bolitif zines beireunaeten Staa.
tes un0 cine Bolemif gegen iolde, 81
ser Die 8egierung inter feiuer Be
oingiug ibre SanO 6ieieH piir0e.
3%Hderitsner aHgeHOmmen.
@ien, "a. 8e5.
Gas @bgeoronetenbau5 oes 8eids.
ratbs bat sic Notwithstanding an.
genommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
2uba
&c tabaHiihe @olisiahlana.

GHt9t6cr Ser lcae}tea E%rusrtaa.
1eu UlS See Sell l%ahata3 ia ,aiba
Hi1. cVg 0Jll Us vleg gsoaatea tsta.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
GnalanO.
%crbinOert bic NnsmanScrnHa nadl
Nana0a.
QonNon %. 9elember.


9onOon %. 2e5ember.
Die Rogicrlng filbrt lire Bolitil.
0te Tusmau0ermg mbenittclie.
@egionen nah aanG0u 3u %oerhin0ern.
init auer Strende Ourd). 60 bat Tie
0en oieIeu llatcritiisunQSaeielihai.
TEN fun0 mo 3a miiiea gotham. 0aB
ea abiolut gar fciHen 3msd h0t. I'M
SSintcr Seutc ohne ieglidle NliticI
sunni Scbenanntcrb0lta nab GauaOa
abpidiebeu. Sie iieIm BORT MIR oeli
&emnnrnen sur @ait Die @e'cl.
iaaften iolteu BOD poraaen sen pc
0uvftiaen i'm cisereH canoe hilfre.d'
}ur Seite iteDeH.
Sh0ncS %crmadtnif.
Sou0ou. p. 0G,c.,her.
Ole geiteru geitorbeue 2arg @ieree
&sitnue 0gs Observation-Disclosures
Sir &}illidm @eorae 8ieyce. hinicr.
lteB tsitamca.ariid, Sem SrMiiu.
9ollel1 In E~nnttr;o3e Sic Srmmg
poa 50 000QO0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
csitsrrsidl rlnsaru.
Raiiiber @iOeritanS.

B~u0apeit, %. 9ej.
Die bidigea 5euerpebrlente BADEN
fir Den 4HfaHg 0es 9teueu SaDres
. paiiiDen @iOeritdno angetiiu-
Oigt. penH ibre 8ebalter niht er5obt
peroen. Sails iih oieies Mittel ais
uuuirtiam erfueiien iollte, miro ein
regelre6ter Streif erfIdrt psr0eH.
8ien, %. Ie5.
Ger 8auner Delher 0ie Arieual-
&aIie nm 2800O arouen beraubie. lit
nod niht gefaBt. lie p%erDegene
That bilOet nod INNER oas 5a9es.
geiprdh. Gie Srehheit un0 aaliblii.
.tigfeit 0es itedbrieilih Deriolgten Gf-
fi5ier +. Steapertreters q. 9. Solo
ihmiot Der ais Ser &duber ermit.eli
lit, merOen aagemeiu bewuaoert.
StepbaHis's gsrlsnihmHd.
8ieR %. Ge3.
Ole in Brog raioirenbe Siiritin
Goaoreoo .0ansfelo. @ottin oe5 Sir.
item Sol. 6oaore0o. bat Oas beriibmte
Berlenbalsban0 Der @rdfin 2olpap.
geborenen griBeiin SfepbaHie pom
.gelaien uno neuUittmeten 4ronprin.
.5eiiin 8uooli fdnilih ali iid ge'
bradt. Der ge5a6lte 8rets betragt
100000 5rdnes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
\ NOaIbCrt SObaI0.

NerIl1. 20. Ae1.
Ger beEaunte @arDnaoloae. BRO.
ielior a0aIbert Eobal0. III i'm Alter
BON adt3il Sabren ans oeN Seben
geihie0en. Ger @elehrte cine ser
8ieroen Der mc0i3iniiheu 1ofuliGt
Der hIeiigeu llHiperiitdt. bate IN ieb.
ter 3eit teine &orlciumAen mehr R5.
balteH. Dor meniaen Wooden mar
Broi. Tobag0 dnldBlih Scr Seier iei.
mes @eburtsiages pieliah gesbrt
nprhen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
@citrre lInterNriduuaSmaarraeln
@aridNn p Net

cNt fNNi, - Sci
Ter &eueral9oupcrHeur uoR @av.
idou. General Siauct Ser nmllidl
ote StlieBuna non nabeM 1900
p%olnildNn StuIeu Ocriulte mo cine
4n8ahl INSTRUMENTATION air
lolte. hat MIN ote SdijeBual aa,r
,Su0CHflubc Ia Holen anleorNuet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
@ab ghre NIB SitsI ami.

4riH 9erubaro pon Sadien. Wei.
mart iienbuh. melhcr aui @ruR0
ieiner Seirntb nit ser oerpittpeieu
WldrQuNe &nehGiui. Ser 5ohter Ell.
mes &iibcder SotclierS. I'M Sabre
1900 aui gtameR. Raug mo EiteI
persidtet uno Den gtamen zines @ra.
fen Gropenberg a|ngeuommen bette.
lit geitorben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
9rr @injer Sra5th.
Berlin. 81. 0e
@renaltrtit bern0iat.

Berlin. %. Ee3.
Sss Iauzs Grsa&sE'ss sipH6sa eel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03
SOVEREIGNTY IN cIrizgNsAlp.

When Texas makes law, IL is
made to be enforced. Al the officers
do not enforce IL, the people will. It
Is not too much to say that Texas is
distinguished along the lines OF re-
gard for the written laws OF the
state. That Texas can be distinguish
cd from other states ON such a propo
s.tion not at all to the credit of the
other states.
The people OF Texas have largely
developed state pride. They feel that
an offense against the state is an act
which is against the peace and dig
nifty of the state. These words al
ways found in indictments are not
merely formal with the Texan. He
takes an offense against the state TO
be To large extent personal in
suit and be resents IT,
The Texan Is not very careful how
he Tesents II. He is not at all tender
In his resentment He does not es-
pecially mind breaking the law him
self TO give emphasis TO his resent
ment. iio seems 20 regard himself as
a sovereign citizen of his state and
as such authorized TO fight her bat
ties, with or without the machinery of
the law. and on occasion will assume
the role Of judge, jury and executioner
with perfect equanimity He fire.
quently performs all three of the
functions, as calmly and deliberately
as the regularly authorized tribunals.
A case happened in point only this
week Texas has a new and very
severe law against gambling making
.i felony. The club house at Killeen
persisted in keeping open I'm defiance
of the new law making gambling a
felony until a certified copy" of the
new statute should be received by the
anthorites
A party OF citizens was organized
and proceeded to the club house and
wrecked il. Tables and other gamb-
ling paraphernalia were smashed.
liquor bottles broken, pool tables
shattered and the fragments thrown
into the street. The gamblers were
ordered TO leave town, and are pre-.
rrring TO take their departure.
This is what is called mob law
generally, bgt In Texas, It Is clothed
With a certain formality OF orgnlza.
ton and dignity not at all character
istic Of mobs generally
They need to apply the same doc
| trine to horse thieves in the early
days aud any modern exhibitions are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03

the big pasture and upon which the
final entries are now being made at
the local land Office, means the big
Fest money deal in United States
lands ever held BY the government. At
the end Of tho four weeks. when the
final entries have been made. there
will be $4,000 which has been turn
ed over to the government by citizens
of the United States who were award
ed the 'hfius In the big pasture. This
ia tact which Is not generally known
and was only found out yesterday by
the local land officials in talking over
the business Of the week. No cop-
parison can yet be Sd vn where such
large amount OF money has been
turned over to the government for the
sale of her lands to individual par
tic.
During the week ending last Sat
urday there was $125.000 turned into
the government till through the local
officials of the land office. AT the
end Of the three consecutive weeks
the amount turned over to the gov
ernment for her lands will he over
100000. In addition to this there
viii be the commission and fees which
will bring the amount up to $4,000.
which makes the total SS25, COO"
Il is worth while to note that the
government will finally get more
money out of the territory of Ol1bl-
homa for the land in the big pasture.
than the entire appropriation made
in lieu OF the school lands of Indian
Territory
There is nothing small about the
government, when 1t comes to taking
money out of the territory, even If It
did get close-fsted when asked for
s135. COO TO cover deficiencies of state
hood elections.
Without grudging congress and the
country generally one bit OF the sat
isfaction they can get out of such
small persimmons. Oklahoma will just
draw a little check against her $780,
00O,00 cotton account and call for
the balances. Oklahoma can stand
IL If the country ssn An extra hill
OF cotton in every cotton farm in Ok
lahoma will take care Of such little
bills as that
Oklahoma does not mind putting up
of the expense of that
late two billion dollar congressional
lrxuy that figured largely in com
mercial circles prior to March 9TH
Oklahoma has never yet failed to
carry her end of any little structural
timbers and will not be found kick
ing when In the Union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03

Wewoka Democrat: The Repubs.
always manage to have plenty of ma
terial to start in with on campaign.
And here's where the Democrats get
the thunder to shoot at EN-. All
kinds of adverse criticism has been
rife and unceasing on the part of the
Republican organs ever since the ele-
phant party was defeated in the dele
gate election, and the radical element
has resorted to all manner of meas
to impress the new state public that
the constitution when completed
would not be acceptible to the people
But to the credit of the more intelli-
gent Republicans, De 1t said that they.
as a rule, despite the suggestion of
the baser sort--they are speaking out
in the highest terms of endorsement
of the document, barring few errors,
according to their theory of govern
ment, and are advising it's adoption
and ratification. The entire constitu-
tion as protective measure for the
public, is a model OF perfection and
strongly furnishes reDuke to Repub-
lican misrule. Referring to a bit of
governmental history ifoi' the past
ten or twelve years, a recent report
issued by Oklahoma's attorney gen
cral shows that the railroads of Ok.
lahoma Territory have been robbing
the farmers at the rate of over four
and half million dollars q year.
making a tohal of S54.0O0.000, This
|overcharging has been going on for
ysars, with the Republicans in charge
OF the legislature. Just why they
have let it run for years being cogni-
zant of the robbery. they may be able
TO explain during the campaign. This
is not charged pp 10 the Republican
party, because as al mass they favor
honest government II is only the
oarpetbag element and the gang of
official grafters who controlled the
administration and who are to blame
for the constant robbery To convince
the public of this new state that they
should be continued in power will
ne -essitate some explanation. They
have yet other things to commend
them to the contempt of political
common sense
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03
Don't Put on

for tomorrow what you can do today.
If you put off buying bottle of Bal
lards Snow Liniment. when that
pain comes you won't have any. buy
n bottle today. A positive cure for
rheumatism. Burns. Cuts Sprains,
Contracted Mucles, etc. 4. S. Gra'
ham, Prairie Grove. Ark writes.
Il wish to thank you for the good
results | received from Snow Lini'
ment- II positively cured me of
after others had failed.
--rG r. RenfrO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03
Caught Cold While Hunting Burglar.

Mr. VIM. hos. Lanorgan provincial
Constable at Chaplain. Ontario. says:
y caught severe cold while hunting
burglar in the forest gwamp las
fall Hearing of Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy, ! tried it. and after using
two bottles, ! was completely cured.
This remedy Is intended especially
for coughs and colds. 1t will loosen
aud relieve severe cold In less time
han by any other treatment and is a
fayorite wherever its superior excel
lence has become known. For sale by
+. b. Lille e. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03
BUssE WINS IN CHICAGO
Continued from page y

brought by the state authorities for
alleged non+afoveement Of the liquor
l9ws. was reelected mayor of Leay-
enworth.
Elections were hela in the smaller
cities OF Kansas. the issues being
local Where the issue was the en-
forcement OF the prohibitory liquor
law the temperance people generally
won. the women coming to the polls
in large numbers.
In Newton. as well as in Kansas
City, Kas., & woman was elected city
treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03

VIM r. Hearst is now charged by.
the Republican managera in Chicago
with openly attempting 10 secure per.
sonal control Of the Democratic or
ganization in Cook county His OBJ
ject, il is claimed is to capture The
Illinois. delegation TO the Democratic
national convention next summer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03

In reading snd answering classified
ads.-whether we want 10 hire servant
or buy house-it is wei. TO take the
sistant by the forward ,op. for on ou-
quickest DEGREES the aoiseless foot Of
tine steals ere we can sffect them"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03
uNcLE sAM's okLAHoMA

GOLD MINE.
The United States has q gold mine
in the big pasture that is just now
bringing in nearly million dollars a
month. This should indicate the
value the people OF this territory put
upon is real estate. Il should teach
the people Of the United States that
Okisboma Is eot country Of small
ihlngr.
In telling Of the actual progress OF
aba work down there the Lawton
News Republican says;
eThe awarding Of the tarw lands IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03
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SPLENDID April TONIC.


10 This is known as "Blood-Clean- c
2 ing Time especially among the G
older folks, who always take G
2 something during this month to G
clean the blood OF Impurities and c
; build II up. q
6 The following is the recipe as G
9 given by a well known authority. @
G and anyone -an prepare Il at Q
q homes G
G. Fl,id Extract Dandelion one. q
q half ounce, Compound Kargon @
q one ounce. Compound Syrup Sar. O
q sgpariHa three ounces. @
g Get these simple ingredients 9
c from any good pharmacy and mix O
g by shaking well in bottle. The .
g dose is one teaspoonful after @
G meals and at bedtime 9
G Everybody should take some @
G thing to help the blood. which @
q becomes impoverished and al @
G most sour after the winter sea G
G son, especially those who are o
G subject to Rheumstism, Catarrh. @
G Kidney and Bladder trouble. g
G II is said that one weeks use g
G Of this mixture will clear the g
G skin Of sores pimples or boils. @
G This is sound, healthy advice, o
G which will be appreciated by G
q many readers. @
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03

Mayor Duke viii retire with a good,
clean. honorable record and turn over
the AFFAIRS of the city In a good pros
porous business condition. He has set
high STANDARD for the incoming ad-
mlnistratlOn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-03

Okemah Ledger: One of the most
widely circulated charges OF the Guth-
rie Capital and its imitators against
the constitution was that II disfran-
chised exUnion soldiers. The text of
the document is now accessible and
unless these papers point out the sec
tion disfranchising ex-Union soldiers
their readers will be fully justified in
refusing to place further confidence
in their statements.
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Topeka, the wnited sepulohre.

Topeka, Kas. April 3.-William
Green Republican, was elected mayor
Of Topeka by plurality of about
1900 The entire Republican ticket
with the exception of one member OF
the city council. was elected. The
election was quiet and the vote ex-
tremely light
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set. Louis, Mo. April 3.--As re-
suit Of the city election the Republi-
cans eoncede 20 the Democrats the en-
tire city council ticket. all the mem
bers of the school board and fifteen
OF sixty-eight members OF the house
OF delegstes The Democrats claim
fivo additional
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o o 90 o o o o O o @ @ o c @
O COMMENTS ON
0 THE CONSTITUTION.
O
0 O O 0 o o O @ O o O @ o @ @

Goary Pclletin: The Republican or
ganization of the territory has begun
campaign to try 20 defeat the adop-
tion OF the constitution. Their plans
are outlined and arguments prepared
and they expect to line up solidly the
Republican party, and prejudice the
minds of enough Democrats against
the constitution to insure its defeat
Their plan, according to prominent
leader is TO defeat the constitution,
and then go before congress asking
for separate statehood for Oklahoma
The Republicans know that the state
as now constituted is forever lost
TO them. Governor Frantz and other
leaders in the Republican ranks, have
been busy in Washington recently,
and this plan has most likely been in
spired by men like Joe Cannon, whose
sole desire is to perpetuate in office
the old crowd of Republican grafters
with which Oklahoma has so long
been afflicted. They believe that
with separate statehood the old gang
can win or they would rather relin-
qulsh statehood than their hold upon
the territorial purse strings.
Grant County News. II is an
nounced that q monster petition will
Iswait the delegates to the constitu-
tional convention when they reassem-
blefrom their recess, praying that the
constitution drawnby Henry Asp be
presented to the people in the place
of the one just just completed by the
convention At the same time the
lthlck-and-thin partisan organs are ex-
pc ted to begin a vigorous beating Of
the tom-toms in the hope of creating
favorable sentiment
In this manneI the lagitag and
bobtail elements. including the place
seeking RepubA Acnns, are going 70
launch their campaign against the
constitution framed by the majority.
The Asp constitution. as VIC are all
aware who nave knowledge Of it's pro
visions, is q miserable misfit, design
led TO perpetuate many Of the condi.
tions which obtain at this time. II
/ Is lamentably faulty in it's more i'm
poitant parts and otherwise weak on
account of its omissions. Olxlahoman
The petition is being colrculated in
this country. we are informed. Elk
Representative Smith, commonly
known as Shoe String Smith. has
charge OF the work. The News is
informed that the petition in Smiths
hands, up to Tuesday noon, contained
elgh; names
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Dr. A G, lfixon has done excellent
and commenaable service as chair
man OF the finance committee of the
council. He has PIT city affairs on a
sound lnancIAl basis.
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wos in Wichita.

Wichita, Kas.. April 81. H. Ora
ham, Independent candidate for mayor
was elected here yesterday The bal
ance of the els ted ticket was Re
publican
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The convention win shortly re-
assemble and submit the completed
draft Of the constitution. II will be
found to be well drawn document In
accord With. the best inteFests OF the
people.