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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
USED a KNIFE.

Amos White. colored. was cut
across the face by Walter Madison,
as the result Of q drunken row. The
two men became enaged in an alterca.
ton at the Globe restaurant at Minot.
No cause can be discovered for the
quarrel. but during It's progress Madi.
son drew q knife and took a slash at
White. catching him on the cheek and
cutting an ugly cash from the ear to
the mouth. Twenty-one stitches were
taken in the wound. sE
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
Not Much SEEDING.

The weather has been too cold for
much progress in the way of seeding.
The ground is cold and seed will not
terminate and little is gained by farm
work: in this kind Of weather. The
backward spring will make the wheat
crop little late, but once sown warm
weather will bring it on rapidly.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
DEAN euRLEsoN RESIGNS.

Fargo Pastor Becomes Secretary Of
Episcopal Church OF United States.
* il. H. Burleson, dean Of the Episco.
pal cathedral at Fargo, has resigned
to acceptaa position as secretary Of
the Episcopal church of the United
States in New York. The resignation
becomes effective June i. Il Mr. Bur.
Lesson has been in his present posi-
ton nine years. holding it under
Bishop Edsall prior to the latter's re-
moyal to Minnesota, and IN y recent
years under Bishop Mann.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
2s CLAIMS HELD UP.

More GIandered Horse Claims Have
Been Paid.
The state auditors Office has paid
up to date $40 claims that have been
presented by parties who have had
horses which were aflicted with
CHAMBERS killed. There are 2S5 claims
pending for reason that there are GER
tain defects in the application or in
the afidavits that accompany the pa
pers, and these will be paid as soon
as the technicalities have been fixed
up.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
WOMAN ADMITS MURDER.
Husband With Dying Breath Declares
He Committed Suicide.

Cleveland, May 2. - Although he1
husband declared in a dying breath
that he had committed suicide by
shooting himself, Mrs. L. M. Bingham
admitted to the police here yesterday
that she was his murderess.
1 shot him because he threatened
to desert me-" said she. "He has
treated me cruelty"
Mrs. Bingham waived preliminary
hearing of her case and was remand.
ed to Jail without bail.
Bingham was shot Thursday while
standing in cafe. He had ouarreled
with his wife a few minutes previous
~.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
Attending Land Sales.

Land Commissioner Mcdonald is at
tending land sales in the northern
part Of the state. Among the sales to
be held is that in Ward county, where
the first sale Of school lands is being
held in the history of the county, and
an immense tract of land is being
offered for sale.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
N. D. Railroad Commissioners

W. ~ nduToau NiWUiSStonerS.
There will probably be meeting
of the railroad commissioners during
xt week. There are several luat-
ters that will come before the meet
ing. At the last meeting held at
Minot. It was impossible for Commits.
sioner Stutsman to be present on &C.
count of the sickness of his sister.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
The Cheerful Errand runners.

ut is really pleasure, ma'am, to
observe how readily your little boy
runs your errands!"
"Oh, he's the boy that lives next
door. I get him to do my errands b.
cause my own boy WON'T"
''.Ah! What Is your boy doing nov?~'
There he is. rushing on IN errand
Tor the lady next door,"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
BOYLE colLApsEs.
Whitla kidnapper 10 in. Serious. Con.
ss dition. -

h dition. - ,.,a
Mercer. Pa, May 2, - James H
Boyle, whose trial on a charge of kid,
mapping BILLY" Whitla was yester.
day continued until next Wednesday.
collapsed late yesterday in the Mer.
Ger jail. Boyle's system has been
weakened by inability to hold any.
thing upon his stomach, and the most.
tenement Of his trial yesterday had !
bad effect. :
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07
|H1orth Dakota:
IN ubbins ::

Don't forget the tree planting.
Now is the time to kill gophers.
Dickinson may secure a Y. n. c. A.
Glendale organized a Commercial
club.
The ball field at velva may be
fenced in.
Casselton is to have fast base.
ball team.
An alleged gambling joint at Minot
was raided.
Fargo Presbytery met at Tower
City last week.
Fargo bank deposits reach over the
100000 mark.
Walhalla wants the state sanitarium
tor consumptives.
Williston wants some lady members
on the school board.
E. @. Carver, pioneer resident OF
Page, recently died.
Motif is to have a Methodist
preacher before long.
There are complaints of reckless
shooting around Bisbee.
What has become of the new coun.
ties-Burke and Renville.
There are twenty.one cities in the
state with public libraries.
Gov. Burke will make the Memo
rial day address at Lisbon.
Churches Ferry is to be the center
of corn belt this summer.
The 'possum craze has succeeded
the teddy bears at Dickinson.
The Dickinson Masons have select.
ed a site for the new temple.
The ladies of Langdon are interest.
ed in civic improvement work.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence, the new Pres
byterian pastor, has arrived at Cassel
ton.
At Langdon more than $500 has
already been raised for the baseball
team.
1t is said Mayor Bruegger of VIII
liston will institute a number of re
forms.
An effort is being made to reor
ganize the Modern Woodmen al
Velva.
Some North Dak>tans are keeping
mum about Mountain Home" invest
ments.
The location for the state demon.
stration farm at Rugby has been de,
termined.
Miss Louise Mckay, the Casselton
test in Berlin.
It is asserted that there will be
more tree planting over the state
than for years.
'Shep" Sheldon, formerly of Fargo
has been chosen manager of the ball
team at Bowman.
Rugby people are endeavoring to
determine what shall be done regard.
ing sewer system.
A Minot merchant licked a pair of
alleged crooks, who endeavored to
swipe some clothing.
Charles Morgan of Barrie, while re.
turning from Kindred, had a leg
broken in a runaway.
Tom Mccoy, grower of winter wheat
at Grandin, has been in a Fargo hos.
pital for three months.
The second Sunday in May has been
set apart as Mothers day by the G
A. R. of Dickey county.
Burke-Henry-not John, has sueo
Lidgerwood for damages because the
artesian well overlooked.
At McCluskey the band has ex.
cluded spectators till the members
learn to toot some new pieces.
Four towns in Cavalier county are
to have creameries this summer.
They are Milton, Wales, Munich and
Wang.
Nearly every town in the Turtle
Mountain section of the state is after
the location for the tuberculosis SAM.
tarium.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
%ANTs CRAZY SNAKE
FOR WILD WEST SHOW

speclal 10 the Daily Leader
Oklahoma CITY. april B-"in three
daya I can capture Crazy snake and !
Rill put ~ a cash bond Of 4baVNV
that be causes no more trouble. 4 lhc
Government Win allow him 10 be uil'
ief my control, waH The stite1ieni
made by Joseph Miller Of Bliss.
II caA take one man with me ana
Inside 0I three days can locate where
he ID hiding out end I post forfeit
that w ) bring him Into Town" con
iinued Miller. Hut II ID thls !
wlnt the Government to allow me TO
be his protector. end IN return / prom.
ise thar as iona A. be Is n my charge
he win lead 40 more uuflslngs
miller was positive Of hlN SUCCESS
Ia capturing Chllt0 Hari0. but he rc.
fused 10 tell his plans, even uDniiden'
llally + Is known that Miller haa
many friends among the Indians sai'
tied IN thIy country and Il la Thought
that he would take one who IS also
4 friend Of Crazy Snake and il this
wot accomplish his errand
The hunt fCr chltlo HariO hua n0w
resolved itself into one OF lntei sqt.
Only rs milltlauen under change ot
Col Hoffman remain ut camp lllck.
1sg, alx milrs sunthsest of Homyeiti.
These mnu Hcuiit h The hills durlnE
the d1y aid answer all rumora 81 tbs
Indian leaders, whereabouts These
men VII stay until hts capture u
Directed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
FILED AGAINST
lURANT APPOINTED

Washington. April g.--Chafacc hage
hocu filed against Edward nuilef ap.
pointed postmaster Al Dnrant ihat are
likely lo olngo me senate % hesitate
IA long lime over bis conformation.
hmons other things, lt la charged
that bo was Indicted two or three
lines o. liquor charges. once isr man.
slauahln,. and that q number Of iAdg'
ments fpr debts have heau secured
against lin. some oi which are nat
yet salisned
chlrgeA Were filed Against Butler
and All Inspector made Ru adverse e
port whcn he was under consideration
fdf appointment before, and Roosevelt
releee1 "a mako The appulniment y
Il understood that rnller'F activity f0r
Taft al the Chicago convention had
something ID 10 With bis pseaeng ap
punlment.
senaiur Gore has u number ps lel
ipra from tho pepnle Of the bellei
mnal element Of Duranl protesting
agaiHal Buffers confirmation. and Il
VI lIkey thai be- Will make q hard
fight to prevent hts confirmation bi
The senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
I ~ \ AksksR aEaRakaa aEkaRR seA
! The Evening Chit Chat

Bg PATRIcIA van PATTEN

/ WILT The poorly tfessed customers
Fare generally trcated with indlncrl
ence and Inatieniioh by The clerk
I'm department stores Is q deplorah.e
fact chat experienced shoppers are
Obliged 70 acknowledge
! "A very wealthy woman recently lolj
me that she had always thought thls
statement, exaggerated until she verl'
fed 4 b. an unpleasant oxpeflencc,
she had occasion to hasten down
town very early one rainy morning
IN search Of some goods FOR her dress.
maker Donnlng rather q shabby tail.
orcd suit that she thought suitable
for the dlsagreeable weather she aal.
lied forth
{ he went al once to the sto'e where
She usually traded several aHlesmen
were lourglng idly behind The count
Cr visiting together. and none Of them
offered 10 wait on her, Finally, al
Iter q salesman bad given her very
poor and uac0urteous attention, she
gave 40 In disgust and went to O
| lncirby store where She purchased q
good bin Of goods.
But her vexallon waxad the wnsm
cr the more she thought Of how shah
lilly she had been treated. mot for
myself nH she told me, "Dnt to teach
those clefka a lesson that would pre-
vent ether women suffering such III
aulia delermlnod to return 20 w.
/ q LIS bnd relate my cxperlenet 70
Mr., i. q member Of the Arm, whu
is a personal frirnd Of mine"
In relating her story to Mr. I.--.,
she said. ION my goods y0n lost S2b.a0,
on llnlns st20O, on trimmings, $500.
Ny largest charge account has always
been here. but after such unparuons
able treatment ! walked right over
| 10 Co. y and nnescd on account
there When considered, thought
| II was hardly fair not 10 give yon q
hint d tie geason dld this"
! have often noticed thar plainly
gowned women shoppers, evidently
busy wlses and mothers, hi the city
for perhaps days shopping, are
i treated with scanl courtesy By the
lclorks. Their limited time ie. ol
course, exceedingly valuable TO them
but they are slwaya made 20 walt a.
the counter until their more fashion.
ably attlied sisters are seeycd, Woo
betlde them # they haven't mads dp
their mind on exactly what they want.
Anything elll be palmed on On them
with the assurance that 'il Is exactly
what they want, as RS the latest
thing
The member Of The Arm Naa CON
elderably dlsgusied 10 leaen OF this
condition existing 10 his stare, and my
friend a, least had the knowledge that
lhcr annoying experience had served
las an eye.opener 10 him. Within &
week personal letter WAS sent q
each clerk telling them that IN order
Ito hold their places, uniform courtesy
and Willingness 10 show ao0ds muJl
lbc maintained towards all ilaeastomefs
Regardless Of their clothes or apps 81
ance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
CUTICURA CURED
HIS SORE EYES
When as Years Old Eye Balls and
lids Became Terribly lnAamed
Was Unable 10 Go About Home
Remedies and Professional Ireat-
meut were Equally Unsuccessful,
TOOK FRIENDS ADVICE:
HAS NO MORE TROUBLE


About two years ago my eyes got
ii such condition that ! vas unable 70
en about. They were fat4ibly lnllam@l,
both the balls and lids tried horne
remedies without relief. Then ! de-
aidod Is 60 Ii our family physician, but
ho didn't help them, Then ! tried two
moro of our most prominent physiclana
but my eyes grew continually worae.
at this time a friend Of mine advised
ine su Try Cuticura Ointment and after
using It about one week my eyes were
eo1sldefably Improved and in two wenla
they uere almost welh They have
nsyor given me any trouble since.
was then aixly-ihren yrafe old and am
now eixty.hvo. thall newer fall %
speak word Il praise for the euliclra
Eemndgos when / have IN opnoftsiEniy,
and ] trust that this latter may be the
means # others h6lng cured - ! hnya
hnn. g. IL. Helsfy, Mouth IL Wilson,
afnyson CO.., Va. Apr. 4 l9Uss''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
A WOMAN
LEADER Of
BURGLARS

Memphis, Apfli a. -Four. buys, mem.
hers af 4 gang oF juvenile robbers
told the police bow their plans vefe
formulated BY Mrs Myro Waite.
pretty blonde of Rulia Ma. who, as
lender, wore boys clothes when rob
berries were executed, She was known
as Silver Heels Her sister. I.conora
Pryor WAS disguised similarly and
was known as 'lled Wings the bosa
say;
Mrs Wolfe. Wlfc Of Sac b II Waite
an elevator inspector whu recenie
removed io MenphA from Ilola, Maa
arrested She was released on $25p
bond given by her husband
Mrs. Wtile and her sister epnlesA
Cd 70 having planned the robbery Of
the Gillespie drug stofe two weeka
ago amt 20 having taken part IN es
capades that ierrorlged the lnhahi
ianis of South Menphls they want
ga exellemeni they said -Four of tlaa
boys were arrested last Tuesday
Mrs. Waite and her sister both irled
10 Kill themselves 4 few weeks ago.
They drunk carholie acldl Waite
who had sued FOR divorce II Holla
camo here with ihe mother Of the
girls aud beeama reeoncIled 70 his
wife.
iils WIlP Is the daughior 81 The lale
Napoleon Pryor who was 3 farmer 81
PHELPS county. Missouri Shortly ag-
tcr hts aealh hls wldus married Wall
ter Hufton. 4 farmer Twenty-Five years
aer iunlf IN addition 10 the dnngh.
] lpra named, Mrs. Burton has Two
danehlefs ana two sons q Rolla.
Waite. hisyloar Years old. married
Myn3 Pryor seven years AGO IN his
divorce snll ne alleged she was too
IrtndIg with a Filipino student st
ihe State Aeea5l d Mines Rolla
No asked she custody ut their Two
sons. Jesse Two end Delos. three
3ears 0la His divorce trial al RUlla
WIS interrupted. hs a measase from
| AumphIs annoncinH hls wife had at.
| ihmnEaa suieIda Mrs WaIlea mutil.
ef WIS iteaen@ nt The fllal34 tilaall
! IN akalm,i Mef laiIHhler an4
IN Ht4H ~ ss - -
~,t4stx A h44s eakHanlfr rnana =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
DECLARES
JESUS WAS
NOT A JEW

chlcaEoI April d. citing authorities
which De says. cannot be disputed,
Dr. paul Hanpt. noted aeholana de
clareu 1euua gaa not Jew. llr
ilaupl'e conclusions are published 'n
sn artlcie III the Aplil number ef INV
Open Court today.
~. Haupl believes iaal leous wrs
hura "a Nazareth and hot al Bethle
hem and WAS. IS hc Haa a0 ellen
ualle ealllcan fle then g0cs 0n 20
show how al the Jews IN Galilee were
transferred to Jerusalem bg the Mac
cabeahs IN lai +. ta and how llie
Uallipans femalnlus were iudaixea
iofelDly about 50 years later aud we're
suread ia ADOPT lhe Masaie law After
THAI time. he declares the Gallleana,
though Jews bg religion. were not
jewa BY race.
LIT Aallpl calllng attention e tne
iael that Jesus was called ihe Chilean
says llias tht Roman omperor. Iuliau,
tls hpnMate s gunled Il having ex.
claimed Hhcn inarlailg wounded py
nd nriow Ia his nanuaign HHainst
pefsio. Galllean. thou mast con
duaFedl And ne cited 0thnt lnetaRuas
ii fiblic4 HISTORY seuding @ show
,bal leslH a0s mo- iew bni vas 1i
AfYun ancestry
peniaeapr Percy Gardner ne Says,
shas weli said aecor lne to nll hlsiui
se probability Jesus oI Nazareth Waii
horn AZ Nazareth ile Nas called tllu
NH4afunts ii thn Tnlmil l'he early
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
SHERIFF. GDNE!SCATES BOOZE


E1eclel e 5te Daily Leader
Hugo ukll April g.. Armed allli 4
search Warrant from the county atlpfs
heg's office SheeiH Mcconnell Of Cilpc-
taw ceuatY searched the Frisco aepot
tD5ay nna found lAAS piuts 0f whlsker
and two barrels nf beer. which be- con.
Hhcated .and took 10 the county iall.
Tha complaint charged that whlshey
wAs beihg stored ii the uepDt FOR pltfs
pose OF sale aud thar some had been
sold slnca si0eed there While 40 ar.
Ftat hsAe been made Tia affair has
caaaed much excitement and the pai'
como Is watched With Interest as 4
wIll determine 2h0 Is responsible iqf
the storage aud sllc 81 ihe liquor 70
the railway huiIdsng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
aaApY COUNTY RECEIPTS


2npclal 10 the Daily Leader
1hickasha. OKLA April 0--The re-
port +, George =. pelts. register of
deeds Of Grady county. Scr ihe quar
ieF ending Anrii shows The larg
osl receipts "a the history O. The Of.
flee another indication Of the pro.
gross uf thn county
OF the arsmi received by Mr PED.
81 the sum Of si3iG.ge Was paid %
the county treasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

Novel Names for your Menu
When oysters are served as q sup
per dish in England. they frequently
appear IN the form Of Angels on
Horseback" Whnn prepared Ia this
fashion. they are wrapped round with
very thin slices Of bacon. and are
arranged on skowefs three oysters 20
each skewer After being fried In but
ter they are served. still lmpalod
upon the slsewer wlth slices OF well
bultered dry toast ~ an accompant
ment.
Toad Ia the hoio
This Is the somewhat uncntlcing
name of q savOry pie thai IA also q
prime iuyoritc IA England IN max
Ing t. any meat may be used. but
rump steak Is generally regarded as
the best foundation FOR the dlsh.
Aboai one pound OF meat ia neees.
sary. and, when Il has been chopped
in.o small pieces. Il Is put Into the
bottom nl buttcred haklngllsh and
Is busted With pepper and salt, 4
very llaht smooth halter ~ then pour
cd over II, and the pie Is sent TO q
moderate oven 10 bake for about an
hour 10 prepare The batter for the
claai the English cook would llrsl
beat one egg until verg light q pint
OF sweet milk would then be added
With sallapoonfnl of salt after
which lAe mixture would be poured
over q culieecnpful OF four aud beat
en- to the lIghtoss consistency,
Love IN Dla1ulse
fhls IS The euphunlous name Of o
dish that Is sufficiently tasty TO de-
sefve place of honor M the private
notebook AZ every housewife. TO
make Il stuff calfs heart cover "
with o layer Of weli.seasoned force
meat. and wrap It round and round
with strands Of vermlcellI. Whe9 thus
prepared, steam until the yormlccli
begins 10 soften nicely, then anish
cooking BY baking. Serve Win a rich
brown gravy,
Pigs In Blankets.
Mako baking powder dough. us
Ing pint Of -four, level saltspoon
ful OF salt. ieaspoonful and hall
ol baking powder and sufficient WA
ter to bring Il 10 proper consist
ency. Roll this into a thin shecl, cut
II into small square pieces and wraI
each piece around a roll OF sausage
meat. Bake and serve very hot
They are extremely RpncllzlnG, os
peclally at breakfast.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

AperIal d Ia naIIs I.nalIeg

Epeulai 10 the Daily i,nadee
Fairfax Okla. April G. Funeral ser
Vices OYER the unfortunate George Iicl
lpnbongns remains we're held yesior
day. fieilenbough Attempted 70 drIvc
affoss 4 small creek aud n some an
accountable MANNER fell rom BIS waS.
on. the wheels passng over bis neck
he was returning from town Whefc
he had marketed 4 load oF corn lle
was A years of sgp aud eniplpted By
r. r Elders
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n...... ,slha sha ysa l'aa AnaIs n6asi8
'I.,.'." Z,z1zzz1
cIoAR FAeTonY Foa wAUaIKA

Speefal 10 Tho Daily Leader
h Wauplka. Okla April s~rhe wan,
Afka ohaalbaf Il eannen# Qlosad a.
deal lhl& mUalng ufihH " heimlpg
ef Of l.aWlon oklah3ma for eainb'
fishing large cigar factory hero.
Mi. Ielmlnger let the cpnttaei Fqr
hIs building. which wiil be 25xS0,
and VIII be one Of the largest fac
tlflaa Of she state
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fleyof can tel when Rpu'il mash 4
finger or suffer q oiit. brnlno, burn OF
scaid. BE prepared, Dr Thamaa
Eeleclrle on instantly relieves the
pain -nulekiy cures the wound
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

Combinations

Note them:
How they Interest
Some are very subtle.
There's smoke over periwinkle.
A palr old rose Vi trimmed With
silver
4 wood color chiffon Is over aesh'
pink satin,
Not thai they are all 80 vorg deli.
cately conceived.
A terra Gotta reception dreca SHOWS
tucked aulmpe Of ChIneae green
chiffon,
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pILea cuRep IN . ro . uAYa.

pAzO OINTMEN'r 81 guaranteed
to euro any case of itching. Blind
iieedlng uf pfolrualng Pll0e N 8 %
a days OF money Tetlndad. SOC.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

ana sflssllly essfeIl n
The MAJ fity q case
by warm bethH With
Cntieufa Soap, 70
cleanse the skin. gentle
anbinflugk WlHh CIill
t.ssfh Ointment pufesk
and sweetest q emul
Isanss b A0nlhe aIid beal
~ nllll and Mild llLlA-lz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

Are yOa np on lae new f0ad lava
Get COPS 81 he ncN law i Ehp
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These S are absolutely new they came 70 By express
Friday last neatly made hand tailored suis tic newest and most
stylish models made from strong fabrics o French Wool Suit
ing Gray Suiune. Tan Suits and hH Nrp Blue Serge
Every Of these suits worth $4,000 The made ts
straight hipless, scni-dtting fuI length and Nf9 as
neatly trimmed al THIS week only ........ Ql1I1u
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e rnI.safs KaaaIfenf liquid q p||le1.
81 nnf.fp the bload. Guaranteed nbso
sUHhIV nslfA end snny IL NnNd ITQM illE
houf i birth
t|6|fsz= skAf 1lHe 1lqIHz lsns1 #.<l|.tf5
l18'I $50 Hi&e|sla fNtiHH EIlH 4a1I S #ft 01tz
III I|'44..l4I IaI 1|HfI6 UtUifH IHNNHH II NNNfs
EfiA1iaA III NafH NHa IL n NHIz 41IHlA|las
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
SKINS ON FIRE
With Torturlng, DIstIgurlng
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and other telling. burning. bleeulne,
scalg ana orustkd Skin and scalp haInofa
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-09-30


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