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The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-27
TEXARKANA IN THE
 WAKE OF A STORM
Continued from Page 1.

He estimates his loss at fully $500
 The undertaking establishment or Mason & Overman was flooded from a like source and consider ably damaged.
 The roo? Of the Parisian build ing was slightly damaged.
 The Temple of F tashion suffered SE5 damage to signs fixtures, etc.
 The Prince Racket Store was flooded from a wrecked sky,ight and the stock damaged $2OO
 The Hoffman Hardware store suffered heavily at one of their WaIe houses but were unable to accurately estimate the damage yesterday afternoon.
 The roof of the building occu- pied by the TilsOn Carriage Co. was partially wrecked and with the damage to stock vii, repre- sent a loss of about $500.
 At the B. & r Palace part of
  Several of the SchoO, buildings were damaged somewhat but it was announced last night that school would not be suspended in any Of the rooms as a result The HuckinS House suffered the loss of 20 windows and a few rooms were flooded.
 
 The Plaza and Mrs. Schutt's boarding house also had some .oss from broken windows and water soaked rooms.
 The Gas & Electric Company suffered heavily. At the nowcr plant one of the large smoke stacks was blown dow l and one or the larger dynamoS t out of business for a short tin,r. Street car service was paralyz l for some time after the storm and it was not until after dark last night that power was restored to the light and motor circuits. Several Washouts on two CT ,hraa lines also crippled the service last night.
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IN DREAD OF DEATH

Marianna, April 27.-After but a Few days of happy married life Mrs. F W Snetzer the bride of a prominent newspaper man of this section is now undergoing a narrowing experience awaiting the possible development of fatal and frightful malady in her husband who is being given ev- cry possible attention in a New Orleans hospital following the bite Of a dog suffering with rab- ies.
 SnetZer is editor of the Index published here. He was married only few days ago. He and John C. Wells and Edward Smith are all in danger Of becoming victims of the mad dog. The animals brain was examined and germs Of the dread disease in it's most malignant form were found.
 Their friends and relatives are stalking their hopes upon the el- ficacy of the Pasteur treatment which all of the mem are receiy- ing at New Orleans.
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J. A. BRYAN'S CASE
 IS AFFIRMED
Supreme Court Yesterday Sustained Yer dict of Lower Court for Sl,OOO
 Damages.

The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed the decis on Of the, low CT court in giving a, verdict fo, S1OOO to Joe A. Bryan against the Ozan Lumber Co, for injur- les received while in their em- ploy. The following is tuday's Gazette account Of the decision
 Joseph A. Bryan was employe,1 by the Ozan Lumber Company as lumber stacker in it's yards at Prescott. He was directed by his foreman to go upon one of the runways and count the lum-
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ARKANSAS FEDERATION

Fort smith, April 27..-The To- cal committees having in charge the preparations for the twelfth annual convention Of the Ar Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs are in the midst of their iaDors but the chief preparation has been made for the gather ing of the club women here on May 4, ,, 6, and 2.
 A communication nhas been received from Mrs. r II Els worth of Hot Springs, president of the state organiza tion pre- dieting a heavy attendance this year. In brief the program which has just been issued in print ed form is as follows.
 Monday, May 3, Reception of arrivals.
 Tuesday, May 1, Conference of club presidents Formal opening
 Wednesday, May 5 Convention Work proper. Executive commit tee meets and committees and of flcers report.
 Thursday, May 6, Reports and Papers
 Friday, May 7, Election of of flcers and selection of next meet Ing place. Business session and Adjournment.
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 Dr.iA A Reeder of Sutton, is a visitor to Prescott today
 We are glad to report the im- proved condition of Mrs. John C White.
 ,B, Stone is spending a few weeks in Hot Springs for h,s health.
 The condition of Mrs Moore, mother of Levi Moore remains quite critical.
 Mrs. Y | MendenhaE of Ross ton came in today from a visit to Arkadelphia
 A resolution will probably be introduced at the next meeting of the city council instructing Mayor Arnold to cal a special election for the purpose of e,ect- ing a treasurer for the town to succeed Mr. J c Young, deceased
 For Sale-A family surrey. Ap- ply to Gou,d Wilson
 At a meeting of the school board held this morning. MT, NJ. w. GreeSOn was unanimously e. ected as a member of the board to fiji! the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. C Young, Mir, Greeson's term however. vii! on ly continue unti, the next; school election which will be held on the 18th of May. At that time three directors will be elected, instead of two, as formerly.
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J. l., Bell is spendingf today in Hope on business.
 r. Norman left this morning on business trip to Camden.
 Ben L. Griffin of Conway. is a distinguished visitor to Prescott today.
 Q. R Cummings left this morn ingOn business trip to Little Rock
 Brooks Hamilton scame in last night on a short vist to his mother here.
 k. D, Newton of Camden, eX- sheriff of Ouachita county, was visitor to Prescott today.
 On account Of the meeting at the Methodist church, the Self Culture Cub will not meet on Thursday of this week, but vii, meet on Thursday, May 6, at tho home Of Mrs w B Wal CT.
 The News has made arrange ments to receive the result of the bal games each afternoon at six o'clock, and they will be post od in the window in front Of the CFFi"a where the public gener- al y, and especially those inter- CStcd in the national game. are invited to come and read them.
 Yesterday afternoon Drs. $ J Hesterly and G. 0, Marsh ann putated the left arm of Mir. Ern- est Barksdale a young man about 21 years old lying with his wid- owed mother in Caney township. The operation was made neces- sary by a diseased hand threat oalnG b.oo1 poisoning, and pos siE.y the fife of Mr Barkesda lc
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-27

John Nj. pittman, Jr, the infant son of Mir. and Mrs, Chas F Pitt man suffered a severe illness yes terday and last night, but is inn proved today
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CARD OF THANKS.

l desire to take this method or extending to the many friends Of my family our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness and loyalty displayed during the recent sad bereavement which has befal.en us. May Gol bless you. T G WHILE
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w FATHER.
partly

Weather Tonight partly c,oudy and co der, Wednesday fair and warmer.
 Sun rises 5.17 Sun sets 6,3S i; Moon sets 1 1.19
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'io|c news ir this issue Why., :, 0" have ycurs' Don't b!aaI ,i HeoPie for focki1Q to his >.r F
 e, know wha, he has.
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N AXE YOUR ApPE :

10 the public th-ou <h tht columns of r : p r ~ " th every lsst.e | c.t,,-. II. message iuio t,,e nor
 anu hves oi tie pet
 Your rON1prti.c~ h7s n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
Fl. SUPPLY APPROPRIATION
GETS FAVORABLE ACTION
Likewise the Thpnas n!!!! BIZ! fer !sF
Protection Of Secret
Society Emhlams

wte m5rnlzs seaeto sesssaa aocnd
Che gellerles and an vacant space
taken 1p With the adhercr;s Of The
building boosters, and the cqmbipa.
lion lc lcee,e al .ho public lnsdtu
lions the house had passed wes 1n
The lapls az tho eleven o'clock aoEr
Graham led the night 10 postpone
anlli next year wlh a resolullop. and
in the greatest speech be h0g ,made
this session. slormed a. tho wlldness
Of boNing down 70 town boaslesa %
enc expense Of sanity and lha goad
name OF en- concerned
Taylor and strain renieG, stating
The iusincss of their cause as they
saw 10, Strain seyeltly Httarking
Graham. Franklin came 10 The rescue
oi lhe majority leader and returned
TO his old time oratory IN deionse Of
Grahnm's resolution Franklin Is
p0sscsse,l Of one Of the finest yolcus
Cor speechmaklng IN tho state, and
he used II with telling strokes. nu
Nuseel. voting nay Oh all the build
lng propositions. In humorous veu
told Franklin ANA Graham there wei0
yoles 10 spare for location; Il not iar
home Tor rhb.fouted women and
blind ilddlnrs would be turned in twn
different directions and secure the do.
sired results.
Graham responded with 8 state
meat be had never poiied vote OF
solicited support from senator on
any measure and that he unuld e
down With his colors flying IN lhai
direction
Roll called IN support Of me Gre
ham posiponement resolution % rs
against.
an bills mentioned "a the Saturday
afternoon report as being recommend
ed for passage we're put through third
reading. in addition the 1T Supply
appropriation by Williams end the
Thcmas bin protecting secret saeeI
les IN toe use Of name en1 embem5
was also made q lnw Insofar RS sen
ate control be ~ import
Recess lcit Zoe public buildings adj
vocaies ln control Of the senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
Nd M0re TsIsphona eoIIss.ors

tWNtitNUiNN Why AAUilHI
The pioneer Telephone comnapy
VIII In the future collect hs muil
They have notified their customers
that unless all bills are paid by the
18Th service win be discontinued.
The telephone company says they
have good reasons 70 believe tagt thls
plan will meet with the general cp.
proval Of the public
Electric light bills and gaa Bills
and water bills are pald "a this man.
aer. and the people have become ac.
cast0med Ia II.
There Is no reason why the public
cannot become accustomed to paying
their telephone bills in the same man
ner
Suppose they'll have to. II The lele.
phone company makes that a rule.
There Is no alternative, but that
doesn't natter
The busy man win welcome the
movement
Aud for several reasons
He doesn't like 70 be bothered With
collectors; neither does he like 10
have his bill carried over for a month
or two because he vas too busy to
pay when the collector called.
It's habit, thls paying blls--
It's also habit. tals rot paying
bills
The new venture Of the telephone
company apoIls two hablts-one good
one b6d--
Some people get sore II you pre-.
sent bin 10 them; and some get
still sorer II son fall TO present Il "A
the ilrst Of tho month
Probably the aclcphoige company
knows this, SO that Is no ncws ta
them But that's probably me reas.
on they decided ID collect hy inall,
The fellow wh0 wants ao pay his
bill promptly doesn't care whether
he pays Il BY mail BY calliag at the
office OF by paying Il 80 the pretty
girl who bad been IN the habit OF call
Ing every month og TO Che aCora.
eyed youngster.
And the fellow who le not ID tne
habit Of paying will kick anyway
DO as you please Mr. Pioneer, Eng
old way vii suit as.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Another occupation ghat wOmep aie
aklne from me men Is that d rhaun'
urlng Kiss sheila O'Neil ls Ire drsl
woman In London 20 enter upon she
Nofk but Wlll have followers ron
me thing The Waman ehauneNr Is MOI
likely tp 80 10 the garage and taia
lie machine aul III the middle Of zoe
night aud break il % pieces as some
men hive been known TO do. as g
general tnlng. there are few situatlans
In which the nerve Of women is not as
great as that Of meh aud they mlh y
even learn to crawl undor the ma.
chine and fl its internal deraagement
when necessary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
rh. Meassrn Man Is Neu Yols.

Mrs. Helena Sector Tonnes. o Club
woman os New York. has come TO
the conclusion lhnl the doubtful plays
70 be seen in The theatres OF that cliy
are llreeiy supported by the transient
population from the West She lnld b
story Of young nan, lrNsioo W o.
Methodist church waeu he was gl
home who Rus IN New York on hlg
honeymoon and would not hear ol
going to The servant ~ Che ihe ;louse
which he declared 20 be o dull play.
but voiea to gu 20 one ot The ihoairps
whore light piay WITH the loyo oie
neni dominant was being staged ige
was a long say from home. and lnlt
shat he could indulge himself
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
OFFICIAL
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE

Tha official Western essoelatIoa
schedule, published FOR tie afsE time
ia the Leader today, ulll slve ehH fans
something % inlA ab0ut while they
are waiting fer the Guthrie nlayeFe
10 report ior practice A scrutiny
0f ihc schedule win sh0w mat CUR.
rie gets her share IT he Sunday
ennieg ten QUE of the iiftx.alx games
90 tho home ground. a. many aa ans
othor team IA the circuit
Guthrie will 1nen ghe season a.
nome with tirskoeea for series ea
three games. beginning HAY laL
Manager Price. 0f the local team Il
nov 81 communication with EHst play
cfs and expects ID EeTa : bunch here
ready thaswesk oIil not later thsn
April iai II q 1eans can Be aeured
in time Il Is quite probable that Tie
famous White sok team. of Chicago.
win play an exhibition game hece on
sunday April tlh. The White s14z
play in Oklahoma CITY On April Ord
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
Federal Judge McP Pherson
Holds Missouri Law
Confiscatory.

that state rates Tor state business
must stand. OF course, no one belIey.
es this who has given the slightest
attention 10 tae question. That pre-
else question qas before and was de
cided by Justice Brewer. and affirmed
BY the Supreme Court In the Nebras.
ka case Of sm 10 tmes. The only
questita Is as 10 Missouri rates. less
expenses properly charged agaliht
The same. AND II ;his balance does
net leave sufficient to pay a reason.
able return, the isw Is invalid. And
II the railroad system Of any com.
pany IS earning more than a reason.
able return by reason OF interstate
rates which affect the people many
times more than local rates. and ~
such interstate rates are too aigh,
Congress acting alone or through a
COMMUNIST mrst make The correo
ilona
"The Supreme court during the
present year IN the case Of clly OF
that all OF these soalp werc properly
aans OF New York. decided that six
per cent was falr aud right 10 be civ.
On Go The owners upon The true val
nation My opinl II Is that while a
gas plsnt IS 10 some respects differ.
eat From 8 railroad that railroad
properly and economically managed,
" managed, should over and above
cxenses mako a return ol Six per cent
per annum And considering an the
evidence tac evidence fairly shows
that Al of theser paaH wcra properly
and economically built and are being
propcrly and economical managed,
aud That after paying The expena's
Cor maintenance and operation. thas
there Il less than six per cent Of ia.
turns. and not more than three per
cent upon any Of them aud aa to
some Of them e deficit taking the
property SIS fboye stated within the
state Of Missouri at It's fair valuation.
And this Be so without reference to
bonds because IN nc case dc the bonds
0eaF sig per rent interest. But tak
Ing the bonds into consideration.
there Is etlil not te exceed safee per
cent returns, AMI MANY cases 8 dc
Rch after considering all debts ani
credits gpan The true valuation for
lde siate business There IS no eV
denee lhat ans q the existing bonds
were Improperly issued Glitter as to
amounts or rates ol interests. In Ay
Ing the value The court has consld.
erei the evidence Of aiineasea aa to
The atocRa aud bonds Uulftandng
and the State Board for iaSinG pug.
poses has valued laeaa properties or
course these findings ara not bind
lng nor c0neluSiye but they are nersua
slya Both independently Of stocks
and bonds, and independently Qt villa
tae state Board has valued these
.Ncperilee for taxing purposes. she
evidence shows the valuation to be aa
recstea II the findings o. fact here
vitA f!fd. and 20 which rsfererte
,ssfi, hs. I4s.E2 Ia Eh4 aaas..a4s
~ ahi 9luleis neeas4asg init
many trains both passenger and
height DO both local and interstate
business Even the fast trains stop
ping at but feu stations n the state
carry state gassengerH between auch
stailonf aud the samo Is true as
q freight trains earrsias freight both
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Senator lir0wnlee and wife Wefe
enroute from Klngnsher to the capital
city. He made Use Of the hour be
spent n the train by rnheersing his
speech on senate BIN ID low voice
gslng hts hands tc emphasize certain
pnrsagcr
h kindly mairon whu vas sitting
directly behlud i3rownlee and vino
he'd been watching ana listening
laandd lorwari anSl tapping Nrs
Drownlee on the shoulder said feel
lngly you have my slhcare sym.
phthy nay dear womaa; aa4e enc
irst Ike aim at home.'
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|NYNNE:
PNOTS
VARS|T
MEASURE:

Myaae'a appropriation slll Cor 1885,
laaN5 for Inc state university o. Nor.
nan 10 spend ap 20 and including
ldue Sd. igii. WIS cause for not d IT.
le debale % tae senate st ifo lnte
saturday afternoon session ham
we're ngmeoes anaflaa end seine OF
hers bofdarad ar ihs 500 aipd The
lumber 81 lte iaellg end lha alspoal.
lon ef lhe .eeehg7s lE eecwdnEea lc
he ausnasf % the classss broeshi lhe
ean maa 81 Lexington 10 hls ieet
with ahaFp answer 10 eject ihrt Il
seven students 81 Greek required &
eeeher sha nemher oi sho faculty
eaehIna .llguuometry might not be
able 10 handle Ureek, although pos.
sasand Of The time inclination end au'
thnrltY Wynne stuck to hs post and
dloted his measure through lke Np.
I per bo6y with & dexterity denotlng his
grasp Of the situation and knowledge
II h0W 20 steer clear oi the shoals
The university druggist had BIS
salary advanced from $3.50 20 $3.50 per
lnnum. supervisors we're advanced
from ea8e TO $500 while TIE steward
was soaked fgom 2ieOe 'c 5000 per
1nDum.
Appropriation sills
Sill no aSs, by Williams end uhap
man. converting the surplus funds lc
9iYed from territorial levy 10 the use
and benefit of educational insiiip,
ilaus for which those leyics wero
madel m all si2s,052bll emergency
elauae iaet
Hlll No. 2is. by Williams, auloor
lzlng fhe h0afd Of regents Of nor
NAL schools 3s Oklahoma to construct
heating plants FOR southweMcfn nor.
NAL a Weaihers0rd. miking appro
aFlalIun IS s6Aon end declaring an
emergency
No. sG5. BY williams. an aet pro
vidlhg for lhe uecpgRify expense N
slaie election beard lur t#rnl years
ending June an iJiD and 1911. enG
maklne appropriation of s3l8aq
Senate nlll Mo lGG hy Ginning
hsm. IN uei locating ana eg,uhlleh
lnE al institute fnr fhe Aeaf dumb
aHH blind and afrhau home gor col
nfed youths 81 this state and natlngI
an appropriation II ts5.QDe.
Np. ia8 Ey Hehols an acf Hulbpr
islna &c stale audiior 20 appolni nn
assistant and clerical and ateno
graphical eU0lvdr III hl5 odlcc 10 ik
their enHnntnsaana, gn0bsIrnl an lfrp
II unfIcl ard deeidriug 40 pnergen
ey. all.l6H h salaries
9lll Na ZIG. by Wlllans making
IN appropriation 81 s5e.00O FOR the
support and malnteunnee uf the pure
food. dairy an dfuA commission ror
The fen fiscal Yeas ending respect
leeir June 30. 1910. and 1911
niil 35i hY Williams. an net max.
Ing appropriation Of $50 500 70 defray
The expenses lnoiaenl 10 oUlliylng and
feFiaine laws Of the state of okla.
homa aHa declaring ~ emergency
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az Associated Press)


Kansas city. Mo-. March S--A no.
table decision in favor Of the rail-
roads YVES handed down today BY
Judge Mcpherson. Of the United
States riats.ct court. IA the two cent
fare and maximum freight rate cases.
involving eighteen Missouri lines. The
railroads eoniended that the rates
nxed By the statutes os the state we're
not remuifemtlve but coHhacatory'
and chat the enforcement o. the stat
stes Sc eniolned. The state brought
proceedings 10 have them enforced.
"The question: said Judge Nc.
,herson IN his decision, "is whether
the traffic wholly within the state Of
Missouri. generally reierrei 10 IN the
evidence sr ,oca, traffic, can ae car
vied under the freight rate statute %
sO7 and the passenger fare statute
n 1907 at such profit as VIII give q
sasonable Feturn alssg paying expers
ea upon she inyestment or wnciher
such iraiIlc Is carried at loss sr
less thaa such reasonable profit Thc
court has reached the c-aclusion
that upou this euestioa the statutory
ratea axed by either and bots siat
4tes are not 7emunerativcf
IN giyinS the ressoas tor ssch sca
clusions the decision says The up-
questioned and undoubted rule Is that
,hero ID a areaumption both Of fact
and of laR IN fayer Or the validity 81
every legislative enactment The rail
way companies have she burden Of
removing tAls presumption, aud show.
Eng thai the atalulc clearly, Or az
aunie courts ssy, nalpeblS and others
saY. beyond reasonable dcubt, thai
the statute 90 invalid IN these caaes
anls question form a long AMI unbrok
sn line. with Che single exception o.
tho majority opinion IN the Pennsyly-
anIa case dsclded a year ago C6s AL
Rep 076) And that one authority So
20. persuasive
"All testimony aHd argument bear.
ag upon the question as to wnat con.
sideration the Legislature II Missouri
aa9e TO these enaeiments, la utterly
immaierloi Much was said IN argu-
meni aa 20 lhp message oi Governor
Hushes, Of New York TWO years axe
IN declining 70 approve the two cent
Fare statute Of that state
Governor Hnghep nad The moral
courage to veto q measure Of popular
1evsr hecause as be believed the Dues,
lion had not been fully considered
But the relations oi governor %
proposed legislation and those of
court I'd legislation consummeted, are
entirety different
Most of laymen ana many lawyers
aelleve that the question Is whether
the railway company as g. system Is
earning sufficient revenue upon the
value Of the property Of the system.
they believe that II toe Burlington
Santa ne, Wabash, or any other rail-
road aysiem Is earning such money
as viii pay all charges and expenses
including taxes and interest With reaa
enable dividends, 70 the stocleholders,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

The sooner children are taught thar
pain Is aa seeesaary part oi llfo nj
pleasure the sooner they may be
taught to bear It herOieally The 1T
Ile troubles and disappointment OF n
boys life are what are Of most 90
count In his character making, and
the way he bears them viii reflect the
leachings Of his mother peoyish, un.
disciplined children are not always
bat generally, che children OF women
who themselves lack The proper self
control and mertal polse u the face
81 difficulties.
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CORPORATION COUNSEL
ALSO STATES VIEWS
IniImaies That Oklahoma Con-
siIiulIOn VIII peIpsluaIe
Low Fare

Sa6omoo city Mo-. Mch a3pes>
nor Hadley eld not appear surprised
when inior1ed ihai Tho two cent paa
senger fare lazy had beer anoeted uu.
by Judge Mcphefaos
"All vaH say q lhlr SINE sald
the Soyurnor rs that the deciplou
not Che correc. one il does nol ena
the agat howeyes The state VIII
surely apseal % tae United stasea
Supreme court. Ol course. shls CUES.
ton Is lr iae 1eAds c see altoFnw
xcnorp'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

The scal GucaeIsT
a Chicago minister grmerNna ~.
Gently that q grass widow was boitcr
than 9 sivaw man. and eeemed to
hlnk the widow was 10 30 congral
uleled. But Voes q take mlrrlage 20
discover that a man Is only 3 slured
resemblance Of tho zeal lhp5g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

= wish could get up something
new in the way Of Q comic opere u
woul6 pegr
II ought TO DO easy Just cut Oui
the drunken king. the case Of mlstal
ems Identity aud The navel iielaenant.r
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aoIar peae

a.igergihing seems peaceful srosnd
your home"
Yes; the cock hes granted cs g
constitution and my motherln'law
and mysall aa9e aIgnaa pr0iot0I =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

NJ DoHDt
There's going to be s iIlea irast
"Wnlg'
I s'pose ven al have ta wear lta
collar
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vary Likely.
= knew Lincoln
I'm glnd YOU did. oil man but sla
youngsters viii have our dat. ThfrlF
years from nos li probably h hon
bling around Dragging that knew
Roosevelt