davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08
066, @tnfler 442. @iie 26,45o, $1,000
23.417, goafum 602, golme 1867,
5apata 3ou9, Sapala 1889.
Gdjulrats-S ibuna.

Der S6ulrat bat in lelner lesten
Sisung belGlolien, Die &eiDna9tsfe-
rlen am Sreltog, Den %. 3eaember,
beginner gu lallen uno Die S9ulen
tpleoer am 0ienItag, oen 8. Satluor,
gu eroffnen. Sic Aebrer erbalten ibr
solar am %. 3e5ember ausbe5abii
9err SO. @oggon nuroe ais Wtit.
glieo oes Sdulrats encyclopaedia
uro nabm Ieinen Sit Elm.
IS Hro5ent unierer bieIigen 2e6.
rer baben cine aegenieitlge moltatige
Seleul6aft unter it'd geerinoet, no.
rim tie li6, naf) ibrem Salar, lelbIt
Jelteuerm UNI einen Gono gu l6affen,
aus mel6em 2ebrern, Die i'm 9ienit
ait gemoroen, cine Heniion ausbe-
5ablt meroen ioa. Sn elmer Betition
lpuroe iest Der Sbulrat eriudt, Ole
Bertpaltue oieies 6onos gu iberneb-
men. Diele 8etition muroe einelll
@omite Mbergeben, UNI ben ~porgeleg-
Ten Ylan gu unterIu9en unb oariiber
gu beribten.
Ser S6ulorat, 81. S. .. &emp,
leete ieinen 8eridt fir Nopember
Dor. Mab oemielben bat er 80 5hu-
len inipi5iert uno 81 &inoer negen
perifieoener aranfbeiten b%ebanoelt.
ST 5eiete 5uglei9 an, baB er nit bern
Smpfen ifr &inoer i'm Sonuar be-
ginnen miro uno bofft, big gum /.
5ebruar banit fertie gu iein.
30. 3. &oarf, Brin5tpaI Der Mbenos
lduIe, berihtet, oaB oaielbit 256
Shiiler eingei6rieben ieien uno Der
aaabenolide 8elud 1913 betrdee. rs
Bro5ent Der &noben ieien Sobne poit
@ittmen unb bieie beionoers eifrig in
ibren Stubien. Wrs. Mlpba Sobn-
ton erbielt auf gmpfeblung bes
Brin5ipols einen monatliben @ebalt
BON $40.
Bralioent Serrea erbielt MuftraG
&ontrafte fir oen 8au Der Starr
IStraben-S efper, pie er pom Stabtrat
genebmigt, entgegen 5n nebmen.
Shiiler Der Carr Sill Sdule err
bielten g%rlaubnis, 0onotionen fir
einen @eibnahtsbaum in Der Sdule
beraugeben.
Cine Mnaabl 8etitionen tpuroe ben
betreffenoen aomiteen iibergeben.
Die ginnabmen i'm Nopember be-
liefen fih auf $7881.48 uno Die @us-
goben ouf $35,073.81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08
9as alteite esbptiide steinfamrner
nrnh

8tsber mar aus @eppten fem aus
Steinen gebautes @rab befannt, bas
iiber ons gnoe Der 5meiten Dpnaitie
5urifreifte. Die gngldnoer baben
nun Die bel Der, Snefruppramioe lie-
genoen groBen@rabmaler atpeier Dor.
nebner 2ente geoffnet uno in eineut
bon ibnen in 10 Meter 9iefe einen
geihloiienen Steinbau gefunoen, BON
Dem iib nabneiien lieB, bob er dl-
ter als Die SnefrupDramibe iein
muB, oeren grbauung INN bas Sabr
1900 b. CIR. erfolgt lit. 9ieies tit.
pie Der befannte Megpptologe Slir-
oers Hetrie i'm yMan" ausfibrt, oas
1lteite oatierbare Steingrob zines
Yripotmannes. Die @rabfommer
mar aus ihonen, Biz 40 Eonnen
iameren Steinplatten gebiloet; be-
Sarfopbag beitanb aus rotem Gro.
nit uno lit Der 6Iteite nun befannte
Steiniarfopbag. 3mar lit er offen-
bar einmal our1 @%rabrauber geoff.
net moroen uno Sic Sfeletteile iino
oaourh etuas a%useinanoer 9eraten;
aber es lit nihts 5eritort.
9ieies Grab lit ferner oesbaIt
BON groBem Sntereiie> neil es 3eigt,
Dab Der 2eidnam, bepor man i'm in
2einen gebiat bat, poGitGnoia 6es
5leii6es beraubt tporoen lit. Men
tpeiB ieit Iangem, baB BEL porgeldidt-
li6en geltattungen bGufia oas
Sleii6 entfernt mnroe, uno boB mon
aud Die auoden 5erbraa, Inn oas
Worf beraus5unebmen, offenbar IN,
5leil6 uno Marf gu ~per8ebren; 10
| iinb in @egppten pabrenb Der fini-
ten 9pnaitie aber Is Der 2eibname
bebanoelt noroen. SIN po~rlieeenoen
Safe batte man nit Musnobme oes
Niidgrates, oas man nnperiebrt ge-
lalien bette, ale @ebeine p~olitGnoig
nusgetrennt unb serlegt uno ie bonn
ein3eln, iogar Die fleinften Sano- urto
SuBgelenffnoden, in idones 2einen
gebiilt; 2einen NOR aud 1T Die lee
rem @ugenboblen georiift. @ebnli-
Dies 5eiete bas 5peite Grab. Ser
5uno benefit, baB bas 3eritiideIn
Der aeiden 81 8esinn Der 9nrami-
, oenperiooe in ben bod)iten 8eoolfe-
rungsflaiien iibli1 NOR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08

unfere 5%euertpebr muroe ain
Wittpo1 abeno oreimal aIarmicrt,
bod mar fein Seuer BON irgeno mel.
der 8eoeutung. Ser erIte Mlarm fall
BON 305 Bonnie StraBe, no aber fein
6eller gefunben muroe. Ser atpeits
Don Sellrp 8. 9alft 1879 @olioo Str,
no ii6 oas Sol5 inn aeller ent5iinoet
batte, oa aber @anoe uno Subbooen
BON Cement uno 8adlteinen tparcn,
muroe oos 6euer obne gr0Beren Sd)a.
ben geI0i6t. Der brittle 9llarn,
muroe ourh cine bol5erne Midfiite.
in Delde beiBe Qide geidiittet NOR,
binter einem @nuie an Sib Gan Ga.
bo uno Monterep StraBe, peruriadt.
Die Rilte berbrannte, aber meiterer
4S6aoen tpuroe ni6t angeri6tet.
Mleranoer Galberon muroe i'm
81. Diitriftgeriht sum Sobe berur-
teilt, auf Die Mnflage bin ieinen 9teI-
fen 9oroterio Worales am 10. SllIl
5. S. eritoden gu baben. Die beiben
Wanner batten am Mbeno 5uiommell
getrunfen, uno, 81 9auie angefom-
men, foroerte Gnloerou leinen Neffcn
aut nod einmal nit linn gu font.
men, mas oieIer perpeigerte, moralli
iie in Streit eerieten unb gol0eroil
Worales in @egentport ieiner Wutter
eritah. Mls 8erteioigungserunb gab
er an, baB er finnIos betrunfen gelpe-
len uno nidt gemuBt b1tte, mas er
tot. galoeron nobm feline 8erurtei-
lung iebr rubig bin uno idrieb oann
an iefnen 8ruoer in 6. IS. 9ia5 i'm
@elo, oamit er appelieren Tonne.
Die @ermanio 2oge $50. 1896,
Ser g. & 6. of &onor, erpahlte fol-
genoe 8eamten fir Dos fommenor
Sobr: Otto 9IumentbaI, Brotectol
2onis graunIhtueig, 8tce-Yrotector
Sacob @eber, Sefret1r; q. 6. 3en-
meger, S6asmeilter Saul Miebe, ST.
nans : Sefretdr; Otto @erlaf, Gait'
8rotector; Marie Muppertsbera,
8aplan; 81. Mie0erlteot, dllBere Wo'
DE; &ermann 8rasfp, innere Wahe;
.. 8. StanspeI> 6. s. Shoepfer
unb 9beooor Sopp. @eripnltuugs
r6te.
Die Gan @ntonio 2oge $50. II,
IS. 8. Of 8. S., eripdblte folgenoe
geomte fir bos fommenoe Sabr:
SarrD Sersberg, Noble @rano; 8oul
gauer, 8iee-@rono; 8. 6. Meuiff,
Sefretdr; gilbert Meper, Sdasmei'
iter; Soc Murrap, Wic Beters, Stt.
Iiug s. Solmgreen, 8erpoltunasrate
&eprdientant our @roB(oge, Or. @
6. Sir5el; Subititut, Nuguit Brian
Cos ariminal , Nppeaations'
@eri1t bot oas iiber 6. %. Gnfe Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08

bdnete urteil beitatigt. QUITE totete
ieiner5eit oen iungen @olter goers
aus Srieori6sbure. gr murbe an
longs gu lebensldngliheln 3u6tbaus,
bann 81 fiinf5ebn Sabren perurteiIt
Oieies lestere ltrteil lit iebt beItatiet
morben.
Die See Sureical s ospital
Grainine S6ool bat fid) inforporie-
rem lollen. Snforporatoren linb 6.
8. @enabIe, S. .. Spring uno 5, s.
8alib.
Or. 81. g. @oetb bat iid in
Muitin nit SRI. MImaGips, Sod)-
ter Der 5rau Olga bon @e9ren, per-
b%eiratet.
Die .Grouep : Cars" unierer
Staot ioaen in 3ufunft init .Mir
brafes" perieben unb ouh oaS nBap.
as-pou-enter". Spitem loa eingefiibrt
meroen. 8eioe 9tnge Boben ii1 iiber.
al, mo tie bisber eingefibrt muroen,
als iebr praftil6 bepabrt,
Der erite Haiiasier5ug auf Der
Grpital gitp uno ltpaloe @iienbabn
lief am Mittpoh BON llpaloe bis
@aroenoale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08
.,Gein. f1eiul" Sdluhate @,,sonne.

u@ein, reinl" idludate @uianne.
nSo," iaete bos 0tGoden Ieiie
nnb 6ns 8lut itieg ibr ben in Dos
@elt6t, mir nirit OH es bo9 nidt
albertruuen poIen" - iie 5ogertc
= naub uenn i) periprd6e, 9ua
un6 Na6t oariiber sls uoben2" ieh-
te iie bin5u.
Suianne borte ol,f 81 i1lud5en.
uNber tparum benn nidt?" rief iie,
oes lit bod alaus' aino unb gu bot
teit i'm bod 10 lieb!"
Mnne Marie manote ith unl u1,o
cling aus Dem 3immer, llno @uianne
iprong auf unb folgte ibr. Na1 ei-
net 8eile famel1 lie 5uriid; gum ers
iten Male lag Inn beioer Munb Elm
2adeln. Suianne tponte binausflie'
gen aus Dem oben, peridneiteis
Srauerbouie, uno @nne Marie bette
cine 8fli6t mebr; lie burfte Dos Slim
ibres einaigen 8ruoers batideln una
pfleeen nod Ser5ensluit; oas &ino,
an bos Tie li9 bis iest nur ideu Der.
a%ngerpagt, nm Guiannes @iferiuhi
ni6t gu rei5en, oas ioute iest ibr al.
Iein eeboren fir cine lange 3eit.
y8irb es Dir niht gu biel mer-
benz" fraete ih beiorgt,
Sic ihIttelte ben 3opf, Ygeie'
mn(sl" 1notp iip 9llpr If ps 6enu
redt, 5nlonne aleiu in Die @elt
6inots 5u loiien?" iette iie beiorgi
bin5u. $50 u~nbebiitet2 Sic mas
bod iein Stola, feline Seligfeit, iein
lester G5eoanfe!"
,aino, ib bite Old - in ibrer
tiefen Grouerl"
limo Suzanne reiite ab, init aiiten
uno aoffern uno nit STA. Sic NOR
oufgelolt Dor Sdm1er5 beim Mbibieo
BON Dem 4inoe, lie wollte i'm lesten
Meoment SUIT uno 8el5 mieoer obrei-
BEN nno bier bleiben; oonn itieg iie
bod in ben @agen. 0ab Tie 8eib'
na6t nidt bier iein miirbe, itorte Tie
nidt; es m1re ia fem Set in oieleni
Sabre, meinte iie, es ipiiroe Tie mir
nod trouriger MAIDEN. Ser Mr5t
6otte pirfIib bafiir %eeiprod)en, Dob
lie noh Dem Sii6en gcbe.
uno 10 fporer mir benn ollein it,
oem einiamen Sauie, Mnne Warie,
oas 4ino nno i1. 0rauBen idneit,
nno Itiirmte es, aber bier innen, %
touten 5mei Mdohenaugen III be1er
aiebe ouf. Die @iege bes 3inoes
1tono in ibrem 3immer; iinnoenlana
(aa iie oopor unb iab iid nidt iatt
an Dem runoen &inoergeiidt. Sic
fonnte nod meinerL ihmer5lid mel
men Inn &lons, ober alld bies tporo
n1iloer, piel miloer.
0riiben batte man ollie 3immer
perbGnet uno peridloiien; Slime Ma-
RE maren sic eleeonten &dlime I'M
(eiolifL lire eigenen geniisten ibr
bollfommen.
Sc tpar on einem ltiirmiidcu
@beno, einige Gage na6 Snionnes
Mbreiie, ols Stiirmer fan, nm NIT
Mnne Morie 5n ipred)en. CT mar
iiber cine ISOLDE nidt bier getpeIen.
iIurticunnu 'niui
-Qos Reue braudt gefolaer no+
tioer ais 8~erfiin6ieer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08

-0os Reue braudt gefolaer no
tiger ais 8erfinoiger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08

Sambbeit famu midt sebeilt werben
bur1 Iofale Npplifationen, neil Tie ben
ben franfen Sell bes Gbres ni6t errei<
den f0nnen. gs aiebt MIR einen 8ee,
Die 9aibbeit 5u furieren, unb Der T..
our1 fonititutionele 9eiImitteI. $aubs
beit tpirb bnr9 einen ent3inbeten s.
ltanb Der fhleimieen Gusfleiouna Der
guita6ii1en Mobre beruria6t. BenE
biefe Nobre fi1 entaiinbet, babt SIR els
men ru%mpeInben Son ODER urboufomme>
nes @ebDr; unb tpenn iie gang gelGlol,
len lit, erfolgt Eaubbeit. unb tper1n bieie
~gnt3iinbung niht seboben nno hiefe
HDbre tpie6er in ibren geborigen 2n>
itanb beriebt tperbeu fann. ipir6 0as
gehor fir INNER 5erftort perben; neur
Sdne inter 5ebn iino bur1 &atarrp
peruriaht, tpeIder ni1ts aIs elm entr
3iinoeter 8uftanb Der fdIeimisen Gber<
fIdden lit.
@ir fponen %einbnnbert 9ouars fir
ieben (burd @atarrb beruriadten Ial)
BON 9aubbeit geben, ben mir nidt burh
ginnebn,en bon .1au's &atarrb.&ur bets
len fonnen. 2abt gu6 lmionft girtu,
lore fon1n1en.
s. s. Gbeneb&g Co., Solebo, 8.
"a 9erfalft bon allen Npotbefen, 75c.
3an's Gamiliens6 ilen fino bic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08
Madlt her @emphnheit.

Dem olten Oberforiter Slauien.
meier mar bas Slunfern 10 CUR 5wei'
ten Watur getporoen, bob ielbit ieir
@noe lih aIs @nte ertpies. @bcu
ionte iein 9eitament eroffnet meroen,
oo frat er gum gntiesen Der @npe
ienoen, in%sbeionoere Der grben, friidI
nnb munter in oas 3immer: er mar
nur ifetntot gepeieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08
Gnbet @inter. 2e,sen.

Sir gieIe 1T Der @iuter cine
2eioens5eit. grfrorene Singer un6
3eben aufeeipruneene Sdnoe,' @st-
len uip. bereiten iie. A6er @aes
fliebt Dor 8udlens @rnnco Salie.
Sur g5e Bel alien DruggiIteil.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
% MILLIONS FOR PAVING

Within the past three years, ac-
cordng 10 figures prepared by com
mcrcal clubs Of The state, cities and
towns of Oklahoma have spent more
han twen.y million dollars for as
phalt paving alone and an additional
several millions for brick paving OF
this amount fully one-half was spent
for paving du Ing the past year,
Guthrie alone letting a contract
amounting TO two million dollars. UP
70 January /, there was completed
in this. city during the preceding
year $4,000 square yards OF hard
street. The contract now In progress
will take nearly this entire year for
completion. But few streets will re-
main unpaved in Guthrie when the
company finally completes its work.
improvements in the way OF pay
ing have been in progress during the
yea and at the present time in prac'
icaly every city of any size in the
state. II has been found that in Ok
lahoma the soil is such that paving
is the only solution for hard streets
In cities. The list of cities with paw
ing contracts let include, in addition
10 Guthrie, Muskogee, Tulsa, Oklaho-
ma City, Lawton, Enid, Anadarko
Hobart, El Reno, Perry, Pawhuska
Bartlesville, Sapulpa, Ardmore and
others. The city Of Chandler Is the
only one in the state. thus far, to let
contract for petrolithic. Other cities
however, are watching the expert
ment, and If It proves success II
Chandler, the system will, in all prob
| ability, be adopted elsewhere.
Complaints have been made tina
although twenty million dollars hay'
been paid for asphalt pavement with
IN three years, with the exception o
one or two cities, every yard OF as
phalt used was shipped into Oklaho
ma. Attention has been called tha
Oklahoma herself has an inexhausti
BILE supply OF asphalt, including som'
Of the most extensive deposits in th'
United States These are located, n
rule, in the eastern part of Okla
bemn. in the former Chickasaw ma
ton on land owned in common b.
the Chickasaw and Choctaw iribes
Ardmorc streets are paved with OK
lahoma asphalt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
Signals of Distress
Guthrie People Should low How to
Read and Heg hem.


Sick Kidneys giyo many signals Of
distress.
The seeretions are dark, contain a
sediment
Passages are frequent, scanlN pain.
tul
Backache is constant day and night
Headaches and dizzy spells are
frequent
The weakened kidneys need QuleI,
help
Don't delay. Use special kidney
remedy
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys, baekache and urinary disorders
Guthrie evidence proves This state
ment.
P. 4, Minor a0S w Mansur ave.
nue.. Guthrie. oklahoma, SAYS: "Oi,
and Oh for years had pains across
my back, aggravated by The heavy
work | did. Doan's Kidney Pills
which procured short time ago
at J. y. Wallaces drug store reached
the cause Of my trouble almost Al
once and benefited me greatly
consider them q fine kidney remedy
and highly recommend them
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents FosterMilburu Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States,
Remember the name--Doan and
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
BArTLEsHIp MADE GOOD RECORD

Washington, D. c., Feb 81 "A
better ship than she was i'll her in
FAINT days, The battleship Virginia
main aimed an average speed of ~ 81
knots an hour in a four-hour full
power trial that Rear Admiral
Sch oeder. in command Of the AT
lan,ic feet, put her through at Guam
tanamo, according TO a cablegram re-
cciyel today at the navy department.
This speed Is better than that
made in Che contractors trials, when
the ship was put into service, and
was conducted with displacement OF
1000 tons more than was the case
when The contractors took the ship
out
During the last week Admiral
Schroeder reported, the flee had been
at sea part Of The time, holding turn
ing and battle exercises.
Landing forces from the Minnesota,
The New Hampshire the Mississippi
and the Idaho, encamped during the
entire week on Deer Poin.. holding
rife and pistol ia get practice and
engaging in company, battalion and
regimentaI dri'js. IN addition boat
crews laid mines, teams sealed walls
and 147 men qualified as swimmers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
HOROSCOPE.
Tuesday Fslsruary 20, 1910.

Ie Kindress rule, ard Reason
sHaf:
Thus shalt thou have a starry day,
Jupiter ana Saturn are in benefc
aspect with the neon on this 5srd
day.
Venus augurs evil today for those
who "afflict women An unfortun-
asc aspect also rules over all who arc
faithless or coquettish. Dissipation,
oyarindulgcnce in food or drink. eS-
acting social dis ractions and osteE-
tation are all under malignant stars.
Engaged couples must be mutually
forDeaf.ng and generous in configu-
rations like this, for there is constant
danger jhlt even slight and trivial
causes for Ncxaion will develop into
grave quarrel
Jupiter rules today as the greatly
TO tunate planet and exerts his great
est and widest influence in favor and
enlargement Of honor, fidelity, jas
'tice and generosity Let reason and
kindness rule today and seek 10 oy-
ercome pet preiudices and old dis
hkes and hatrels.
A favorable influence lies over the
car and all that pertains to IT,.
outdoor occupations and amusements
are under a lucky sign. The indica-
tions are good for short journeys,
walking driving.
Real estate. building and similar
matters should prosper
There is sign that business plans
made today are likely to- prove good.
In the household anything connect
ed with chickens, turkeys. ducks or
geese should succeed.
For persons with this birthdate the
signs are that they will profit during
the twelvemonth by doing good turns
for others, and by exercising indus
try in a matter which they would
prefer to neglect.
Good aspects rule children born to-
day. The signs are for good repu'
ia ion, money and property"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
BUICK, WHAT'S THE ANSWER?
Ut Lightning caIcu alto. S Problem
Stumped Harvard Professors.


M Boston, Mass, Feb. 81 These
Vroblems We're put up TO forty Hag-
lxard professors recently by Mr..
'Grifiith, lightning calculator, at d
private quiz:
My bi thday is April %, If The
next time my birthday comes on
Master Sunday. shall be 20 per cent
cider than next April, how old ain !
now?
H And then this.
# II. on that Easter birthday, the
pCpulation Of Boston was 60 per cent
more than the sum of all the num-
'Ners from 14,l07 to the rex prime
Mpmber above, and they should all
'Eelebra'e my birthday by giving me
S8 many Easte eggs at lortyone
tents a Dozen what would be the
compound interest on the money at
S0 per cent from that day until the
next day my birthday falls on Easter
Ennday?
M Griffith said he could solve them
without putting pen TO paper He
WAS not challenged The professors
AVE been at work on the problems
R9Ser since.
M Properly 1t was Mr.. G fifth who
\ vas being qui2zed and not the pro-
Ixessors and 1t was only at the close
|M the hearing that he so unkindly
armed the tables on them. He had
ceen invited by Prof. Julian C. Cool
age OF the Harvard mathematics de-
Artment to demonstrate his abilities.
Professors and instructors all ex-
Hressed their amazement at what
hey saw. The question came in
2pid fire, to be answered offhand, no
4ss rapidly, while at far slower
a tie the questioners sought with
blackboard and chilk, eight OF them
M time, to verify their correctness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
GOOD ROADS MATERIALS
Special to Daily Leader.

ODttidl w lJdll1 iIEdQCls
Ada. Okla. Feb II "A letter
f.om Prof. e. ~ Gould, state geol-
ogist for Oklahoma. to Ada parties.
contains the information that the
geological survey in cooperation
with the good roads bureau al Wash
ington, is making collection OF road
building material from various parts
of Oklahoma for the purpose OF hav-
ing the same tested in the govern
ment laboratories al Washington.
This county (Pontotoc) abounds in
many different varieties of rock and
mineral products, and party com
posed of James 7 voshell, govern
ment engineer: l.. G. Snider, state
chemist Of Oklahoma, and Prof
Gould. state geologist, are expected
20 be In Ada at near date. The
results Of the test will be on file In
the offices of the geological survey
at Norman, Okla, and can be OBJ
tanned by any pesson making applica
| ion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
BRYAN IN CHILE.

Santiago. Chile. Fob. 81 William
j. BRYAN. bis wife and daughter ar
rived here Sunday. They will remain
four days. On Tuesday, S l.. Pier
repont. the American charge dat
flares, will give a reception In honor
OF the visitors. Before leaving Val
paralso. Mr.. Pryan attended lunch
con given by the Chilean foreign
minister, A, Edwards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21

A few minutes delay In treating
some eases Of Group, even the length
OF time II takes to 20 for a doctor
often proves dangerous. The safest
way is TO kepe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In the house. and at the first
indication OF Group give the child a
dose. Pleasant 10 take and always
cures. Sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
TEACHERS ADJOURN
AT SULPHUR
snnclal to Daily Leador

Special to Daily Leader
sulphur. Okla, Feb. y The
Murray County Teachers association
closed well attended and enthusi-
asHc meeting here Saturday The
association was addressed By Miss
Irma Mathews Of the Edmond normal
on program for Rural schools By
l.. l.. Hutchison, assistant director
of the geological survey, Norman, on
"The Mineral Resources OF Murray
County, Particularly Asphalt, Glass
Sand Portland Cement Materials,
Mineral Waters, Lead and Zine by
Gel. J. II Wright, secretary Of the
Sulphur school board. and Miss Essie
Bell, County Superintendent w. j.
Pointer of Davis, Superintendent Il
L. Newman Of Hickory and Princi
pal T. l.. Mauldin Of sulphur deliv
cred addresses on modern schoo
work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
woMAMs AAlR TELLS STORY
fBx Ansoelated pross.l

San Francisco. CAL. Feb. 81
with d strand of woman's hair wound
about his wrist, T Mas, a carpen-
ter committed suicide Sunday by
shooting. Mas left a note written
IN German IN which he requested Of
nclals 70 notify his wife. who lives at
2i24 North California avenue, Chi
eagO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
STORE BURNS AT TYRoLA.

Ipecial to Daily Leader.
II Ada, okla. Feb. 21.--The general
store of D. l.. Luns-
Trd at Tyrola. small town on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
uNeen miles north OF here, was burn
N a night or two ago, partially COW
Sred by Insurance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21

8 An attack of the grip is often fol.
|1owed by persistent cough, which
"a many proves a great annoyance.
Ghamberlain's Cough Remedy has
Been extensively used and with good
Success for the relief and cure OF this
Rough. Many cases have been cured
1fter all other remedies had failed
|sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
TO MOTHERS IN THIS TOWN

III Children who are delicate, feverish
nd cross will get immediate relief
lfom Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
Ion Children. They cleanse the stom-
4fh act % the liver. making a sickly
child stron gand healthyd. A cer-
<4in cure of worms. Sold by all drug
lists, 25c. Sample Free. Address, Al
IN S. Olmstead. Leroy, ~ Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
THIS ls AN EASY TEsT

N Shake Aliens Foot Ease in one shos
Ina not in the other, and ontice the
difference. Just the thing 10 use
Hhen rubbers or overshoes become
and your shoes seem to
Binch. Sold Everywhere, 25c. Don't
tCcept any substitute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
RETAIL MERCHANTS ORGANIZE

Special to Daily Leader.
Fort Towson Okla, Feb. 21 The
retail merchants have organized here
with twenty members. The follow
ing officers were elected: j. l.. Gard
ne. president; Andrew Balch, secre-
iary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
sore Lunaa and RAW LUNGS.

Most people know the feeling, and
the miserable state OF i'll health II
indicates. All peopl. should know
that Foley's Honey and Tar, the
greatest throat and lung remedy, viii
quickly cure the soreness and cough
and restore normal condition. Ash
fol- Foley's Honey and Tar J n.
Wallace