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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05
Sic Asitatiun sesen GuRlano.

gebeutsno ipGter, als mir srlpartrt
bobsn, bat in 5rantreit Die 4gitation
Qegen gtuBIano ,bsgonnsn. qn Der
Spibe itebt NratoIs 5rancs, oa3
6aupt Der fron30iiItsr Snteuettuslz
len. Iisie baben pom Infang an teis
nen 9efaQen an Der ruFiid fran.
30iiiten 8srbruoerung gsbabt. Der
ieitoem peritorbene 9sle6rte uno emit
maIige M}iniIter bss QuspGrtigsn, ct.
t6iIairs, bs3eihnsts oas 3ufammen=
ge5en Jrantreids nit RubIano oIs
elm 8iinoniB nit garbarsa. Ca aber
our 3sit bic 9oltsItimmung, Die poa
Radegeountsn gsgsn 0eutihIaro Be-
einfIubt mar, bas ruFiits ginoniB
nit 8eseiiterun9 oufnobm, 70 mubten
bic oentenosn U2dnner Jrartreihs
i6lpeigen, big bic tiibIsre Grlpdgun8
iih einiteqts. Gus if ieBt Der 5aQ
uno Die 5nteQsttusasn grsifen bas
9UnbniB an Der fir bic Jran3ofsn
nsrDunObariten Steue an. an Der
Gorge I'm tbr portemonnais.
QDenn man bic 9eItihte Der ruiz
Iifh iran50iiIdsu entente, tpie man
oas 8unonib periddmt nennt, prIft,
10 iii oas Hefultat iDeitsr nidts ais
Elm pump bon rieIigen 9imeniionsn.
lpie bic Welt ibn nod niht qeieben
bat. 2lIs Rublanb pom bem 8reitaiz
Ierbunb (0eutfhIanD, Seiterreit.
RuBlanD) abfisI, neil 8ismart bem
Gar niht geitatten tpouts, Die SIrt.i
gu nebmsn unp in Solgs Dehsn 2sBtss
rer iih 5rartreid ndherts, mar bas
erIte Sreunbihaftspfano, oas or for
oerte, bic gNacirune elmer 9robsn ruIs
iiIden Qrleibs in Yaris, mas Die franz
30IiIts Regisruug NIT gsgeiitsrung
6elpiQigts, uno pus Dolt rib iid um
bic Gslegsnbeit. isin Gslo bem Bum
ossoenoi1en gu geben, oa man bamit
nidt bios Elm fapitaliitiifes. ionoern
aud Elm patrIotiihes Dert gu pols
bringen gloubts. Die srite Nnieib.
mar taum untergebraht, ols Der
Jreuno sinsn neuen groben Bump
forberts, Der ebenfaus ihnea beiuils
liqt puroe. 2lber ruITifhe 9elbnot5
1T niemals gu itilIsn unb ss folsie Elm
neues Qttentot aui bsn Gslbbeutel oss
fran30'tIdsn Bottles. Die Rs9ierun3
fling an beoentlih gu psroen, dber bas
purbe ourh gntienbung elmer rufis
ffsn Jlotts mad 1oulon iibsrpunosn.
0as 8olt idpelgte i'm bo6iten Gnts
3iitsn, bdB oas mG6tige RubIdno
ieine grobe Jlotte als 3eiheu Der
5rsunoidaft 3u9sihitt babe.fo oaB Die
neue Qnleibe sbenfals flott ge5sihnet
nuroe. Die erIts Grniihtsrung trai
an ben 5age Don SaItoou Elm. gngs
lamb gebot oem 8ororingen Der 5rons
sofen in ylorbafritu ein euergiifes
5olt unp Iisb auf isinsn 8riegsIfifs
fen bas Jed ilar gum 8.feht MAIDEN.
;Srdnfrei1 tbat bds Gieihe. Gin Inz
3abi 5ruppsnfdiffs narsn fogar ihon
fegelFertig. 3ur 8oriidt fragte man
in ct. petersburg on, lpelhe Inter
itubuna man BON benz euten syreuno
.rndrten fonne. Der Gar brIdte feline
Snmpatbie aus. lebnte es aber en.s
ihieoen ab, isine aoiaden seeen gugz
lanb mobil 5u maiden. mas Jrantrei9
peranlubte, ben Ridsug in Nfrifa ans
sutreten. Dumals fhon fpurbsn
Stimmen in Grantreih laut, ipelhs
frast.u, po3u oas Biinonib nit RuB=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

Die Reporaiurarbitsn am 6drrifcn
Mpenue 0iaouit, bic infolse febIerbafs
ter Gouftruftion n0tbig ipurben, iptrs
ben bsrS:aot insseiammt $26. 600 ior
iien. Goipeii iinb fir biefe Arbeiten
BON Gtabiratb berei.s sfpei Honbouss
gnben bon 5uiammen $4,000 beipil.
Iigt iporben unb jeSt ipiro cine neiiex
BOnbaussabe pom 5000 berldnei. Die
beireffenbe Drbinans ipurbe seffern
BON Arbitsbirsttor Sunbmoter benz
Stabtraib SueeInnbt nnb tptrb ON
Won!os uuterbreiist tperben. Dn 6or-
riion Npenue 0iabuit tpurbe betdnnts
lid unisr bemotrotifGem Nesiue ssst.
iDorfen unD sebout.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

JroA Bertha 6. 6per. SO. 1T Oar
fielb YIoes. melbete s.iiern Der poli3ei.
bob einer ibrsr Rpitgdnser. tpelhtr am
Mittuo@ Elm 3immtr bon ibr gtmietbst
bate. am n1hiten 9oss unier Mitnnbs
me eintr DdnDtnf9e nit Hleibuuess
ftIden i'm Weribt bon $35 aus benz
6oufs perfhnonb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

G.l.gsntlid Der Nnboht, bic am
Sonntas Qa9miiiae um 8 libr i'm 3us
fludtsbouis itattfin6et, Dirb Rep. Jus
itin u. Green Don Der GDoniton Gbris
itiun Gbura sins 4niprode halitn uno
Jrau Dsrisr 1orris mirS cine Mn5abl
lieber gu 9.b0r bringen. auberDem
lperoen aud bic JnioHen b<r Mnitalt
Elm 1ibI6es, Der Gel<etHbtit ansemeis
i.nes WuiitproeraIam Sur Dur1fih.
ruHJ brIngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

Der 81 SABRE olie Wiuarb q. gdrs
mihoel pon Ho. 912 Dine Gtrobe.
Uer!aufer fir zine gigarrenfirma I'm
Gineoln Jnn Oebaube. uurbe oefsrn
IN feiner WobRuns BON ben Gkbeimpos
lisiiien Rubfers unb Gromnnn Derbdf-
iet unb unier Der Mntlase Der Inter
ihlosuns sinseiperrt. Or nirb be-
iduloist. feline Wuiier (gigargen) an
psridisbene Wirtbe pertouft ~ bobsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

u. ". Winter,
,spdu &. 6ermann,
sirtbur u. Spangeubera,
SaDio Tapis,
Nid,acI ". Sciut,
Hngnit 8. Sooe, Jr-
8erritt !. ,srcorifs, Jr.,
Spnis =. 9sinf,
spuis i. SOppe,
y. ". Sulstpiff,
6ouaro Spansenbera
tsuaene Aoler,
NDrriS &. Sudlmalter,
VI. &. geylouo,
,Sohn &. Gdcrt,
,ssiepb aeaen,
,sreb. 6. S0ffman,
Suol,p 6. EnteaIt,
!i,enrs u. Sand,
sonis 8. Gapeae,
,Soicpb z. Safner,
Gbas. &. aearus,
9puis Sifs,
u. ". Gouer,
V. u. Soieph
,srnnt granoon,
~. 4. 6lsrofb
u. u. Sameion,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

,Sobn 6. Sealp,
Shornton VI. Siufle
~. :. Forter,
Sraaiin @uliiu,
Seroinanb sSelie, Sr.,
II. &. Serrlinser,
Nlireb Naf,
,spiepb 2. 8raaoon,
Sarra I. BorooH,
Erppinec ". 1soa,a,
,Ssiepb E'iIbn,
,sebn @alpin,
!SoruarS Sycrris,
8m. Siftleiorb,
alircb GaHait,
Weorae =. Stimisn,
Sreberid GIoi,,
Gbas. Il. A'iAiams,
Npbert 9. Aleorn,
WnIeoIm WeApog,
,sranf ". Gottlc,
,lubn Y. Campbell,
". z. Sittle,
". u. Eowrli,
Saniuro Srowu,
Hohrrt Z. ,snifcn,
&iIliam u. 8ratber,
". 8. Snrtner, Jr-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

Geo. 6. Donng.
Setb W. Vroipn,
G,iaaro !. Nrigbf,
4. W. Cunningham,
4. W Samilton, IT,,
u. u. Stnnlen,
Icaa 6. Stanlep,
!S,owaro II. Spins,
gpnis i. Coleman,
@m. 6. Sbompion,
hilbert Anoeripn,
,Soiepb VI. E'Neaa,
Nltun 4. Hroiun,
Nobcrt I. Shamhan,
I. e. Smith
u Gbritcr WapIe,
g. 9. Gedlaut,
z. 4. 2aneoon,
Il. Y. GleDenser,
=. 6. Smifb,
,Soi. I. Toan,
8. u. Cartwright,
". s. InrfmaH,
Nclpiae Games,
I. g. ssoroan,
&. e. ,sorSnu,
VI. 8. ssoroan,
&. -. Smnin,
z. Z. 0reacra,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05
Samitaa, Den 5, IoUembcr 1910.

Die Irmen 9iertel IN
Tep gort Iino fir RoOIepelt. IN ben
ortFtotrattTten 9ierteln BON Rem 9lprt
teiebt ein 9libenoer SAB se8sn lAn.
Mus Dieiem 8runpe bari man erlpof=
ten, oaB bic Republitaner in Neip
9)ort ben Sieo baoontrdgen tperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

). 6. Nartiu,
u. =. 1borps,
". !. Sieiuart,
6loOn Z. iapes,
y W. Clinton,
Grant ". Noore,
Goparo Z. @cit,
Neiiuu @i1iams,
Cigar u. SelSeu,
8. 8. 6aine,
=. 2. Nore,
q. I. Neiaart,
Glintoa Gnberf,
Sarrs z. 8oimeG,
Gam. :. Sitton, IT,,
Hoberi !. Sbanf,
Robert ". Sbotts,
Wiaifin SbOtts,
Nranf y. Hidjfer,
Soraee Is. Shanf,
Z. e. Rores,
= ". gobu,
Tanl Seaooer,
Thomas &. Weseo,
Nation U. Yo,uet.
". u. Eolmer,
". 81. Hbouemas,
Sbeu. 6. Bod.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

g8enn bic Republitaner
in C6io 9eTdlagen peroen, mas Damn?
Damn Iino bic oemotrottIden Stano'
pattsr, oersn 5ibrsr 9armon lit, obens
cuf. STn Cften, no bic Stanopatter
nod has 0eft in 6Gnoen hooen, be8t
man 3nei 1er3enspiini6e: ooB 9ars
mon in Ohio oerpGbIt uno Roo'eoeIt
In Rep g)ort oeIhlaQen peroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05
&id)ter &ul, e, @iffiu
ittopt1irt.
Serporra9enoe 9lopofatem bot nier Counties
cmpicblen ieimc 2Sieoertuatl.

i'm nit
in
uufin
Ten Mnpmber1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

stimmf fir 81. 9. GbmSnSisn. Qaa.
bioat fiir 6amiltss GsastD Aseitss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

Wlun Der8effe ntht, am
GieuItag fir bic ReoiIion Der 8erfaTs
Jung gu itimmen. Die Cbioer 8erfafz
iung oatirt aus Dem Sabre 1852, It
baber 10 p0lig peraltet unb fir unierc
.3sit unanpenDbur, oab lie Itt als Elm
9roBes 6inoerntB fir bic gntpitIung
bes StaQtes unD QQer Stdote ertpeiIt
9eIonoers rititGr0i9 1T bic aoniti=
tuition in benz Steuer gara9rapben,
Der elmer pDqigen llmqeitaItun1 be-
bari, ba er in ieiner jeBigen JaTun9
bic gan3e SteuerlaIt auf bic nittelloia
RIafe Iest uRo Die WltQiondre i6Ont.
Gs bat BEN Nnihein, oub
Ter fran30Iiide prenier 8riano gang
cbiirgerli6" gsporben lit unb tein
8er'tdnontb msbr fir 4rbsiter. ,5nterz
eiIen be1iBt, fir bic er pdbrenp ieinsr
garldment5 Periooe 10 begeiitert
iprah. Wenn er nitt etnnal aui bic
tsiteioene 6orOerung stngeben pill,
6ob Strsiti9tetten uuf Giienbobnen
burd 3pangs S6isoS9eriate erie
tigt neroen, bQnn limb bic Gage Ietner
WliHiiter 6srrIi6teit gs3dblt. GFiir
Staatsmdnner, berer aunit oQrin BE-.
iteht, nihtB gu t6un. bat man beut3ue
tage tstne 9erpenouns.
Jm REID stag iteben auFges
regte Jsbatten bepor fpeqen elmer
6dno!un95nejie bes Sriegsminiiters,
Die Iebr eigentbUmIi9 iteint. gs ban
belt ith um bag grobe 9eldnbe bel
Berlin, rpeldes als ods Jempelhofer
JeIo 6stonnt 1T. Die S.abt Berlin,
bic ben Roum brdudt, um pihtige
Gerbsiferangen ourd3ufiibren, ma6ie
Elm Qngebot auf od5 GeldnDe, bas une
beahtet blieb. Statt osiIsn nurbe ods
areal Der lempe!bpfsr 8smeinbs, in
Wirtlidteit elmer Qn3dbl Spetulanten
iberiai1en. Die 3e9ierung bat be-
retts aneetiinoigt, baB Der WunIh,
Der Reihstas moge ben !5anoel fir
unsilttg ertldren, niht in grfillung
eeten f0nne; Die Reihsrseierung fperbe
aber ii1 Der Derantportung fir bic
Ibdt bes Rrieesminiiiers niht en.z
aieben, Der ben 0ertauf abfAloB. ba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

Der oeutTde StootDerbono
hat Iid nit oroBer WGrme fir Die
aunoioQtur oes republjtani1h den aonz
ereBreprGIentonten Rttters 9oebe.
uus9eiprohen. Gs purOe heroorges
hoben, ooB er nit groBem Gifsr Die
Sahe oes Fretiinns i'm &ongreB per.
treten babe, oem mir hin3ufii9en t0ns
nen, oaB bieies Sob i'm poQIten WaBc
bsrehti9t III.
m2tt U2tnersI Ittten piro
ppn oltersber elm rieii8er S6tpiroel
getrieben. 2ln uno fir lid iino mi
rsnanIoqen iebr ri5tant. WQn fault
INNER bic aaBe i'm Sad, neil bic be-
ften Grperten nitt bsItitnmt Fe'titelen
t1nnen, lpie nett bic er3bdltiqen Ibern
geben. 9isie llngepiBbeit MAIDEN iih
eepiFenloie Menihen gu RuBe, um
ipertblois gergpsrte gu hoben Preiien
an ben Wann 3u bringen.
Cine In3dbl repubIitdniIter
Spn9rsbs s9anptboten bobsn Iih Be,
ftimmt bafiir ertlGrt, bic 3O1e gu re-
piotrsn, reip. gu srmdBigen. 4us. Die
nit bieIer Sffsnheit rsosu, ioQten
ipieber gepdblt perosn unD 2lIIe, Die
ieoe 4ustunft perneigern, ab lie Re.
publitnner Iino oDer niht, IolIten gez
fdtogen tperDen. Wsr nift fir bus
9DIt 1T, oas nieori9ere 30us perldr9t,
Der lit gegen bos 0olt.
Spneit eS bus repubIitoniihe
2egistatur- -1itet bstriift. liegt ritt
Die minpeIte 9eranIaTung Dor, oieies
3uriit3upeiIen.' gs beftnoen ith feline
Tsmperen3ler uno feline OeutTdenhdIs
fer oaruuf. Jas mdht bus 5idet aud
fir Semotraten empfehlenspert6.
!6ier3u tritt nod Der rpeitere 8run0,
haB Die republitdniite Yartei iih BET
pfli6tst bat, cine Bill gu paIiiren, mel
de uQe offentIihen aorporationen, iDie
Strdbenbahnen, 8ass unD 5elepbors
aompogrien unter itaatli6e gufiift
itellt unD Seoer rDeib, pie oringen0
nptbnenbid Dds III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05
Sounias i'm 3afindDtsbanie.

etimmt 30 Gar, u.epiaplass gonooussab.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19
A HURRY UP CALL

The state capital removal commit-
tee, In spite of tho deception attempt
"a and all the ,swag' that has been
bnnched for the fiual onslaught, seems
trifle groggg, and hurry up calls
have been issued to the associate
grafters to help out The grafters eX-
traordinary, lest all perish.
The people Of the state, mindful
of the fact they have many things
to pay for and many needed improve
ments to perfect, have assaulted the
breastworks at Graftsyille, and found
behind the wooden guns but q few
neglected and disreputable townsite
agents, holding on IN the vain hope
they may be able to take the progres-
/ sive name Of oklahoma City and win
4 little coup not necessary for the
good of the people, but entirely neces-
sary to maintain their former placS
in the roster of grafters superlative
The people seem to have mastered
the pozzle behind the deal too rapidly
To suit the grafters That old slogan
of one town against another does moi
longer suffice in Ollahonla--the peo
lpe wish to know where the bug un
der the chip is really located, and
they have been doing tall job of ex
amining since the grafters got thei
case into the open.
4 "Our folks" are not scared of re
suits BY "our folks" is meant the peo
rle who wish to be fair with Others
and those who insist others must b'
/ fair with them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19
HOSE Silly
TOWNLOT ARGUMENTS

THOSE Silly
TOWNLoT ARGUMENTS
Just now the townlbt grafters are
mad They are trying to make medl
cne by telling that Guthrie always
opposed statehood and that it always
made sport Of the Indian Territory.
That is Il silly manner to try and
convince people 1t is good propo-
sition to voto to change the capital
location at this time. Guthrie asks
that the bill as drawn and now be-
fore the people be defeated-it de-
clares II is wrong in purpose and
would create fraud and litigation
once enacted.
Statements that somewhere and
sometime someone said something
about The Indian Territory are not
going to enable that townlot outfit
to strike q $4,000,00O dividend off the
taxpayers of this state.
Insofar as Guthrie be concerned, II
has more dollars invested in what was
once indian Territory than has Okla
homa City-our praises of that sec
tion were carried on streaming ban
ners by the boosters from the East
side when they were on a booster triT
to New sYork Chicago and Other
points-Gu Guth7ie's Endorsement wa
written there
Oklahoma City newspapers made
sport of Tulsa when her boosters wen'
East: made sport of Tulsa and Mus
kogee when they sought to get thC
Arkansas river Improvement appro
miation- plugged the deal in the opei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19

malta
Another glaring attempt at false
hood in the Alexander propaganda is
ms mention of the Democratic press
being Tor oklahoma Citys capital re-
moeal scheme. What are the papers;
where printed, and who behind the
guns?
There is not a Democratic daily
newspaper in the state, outside ct
Oklahoma City, save one, and that
one with an editor who owns town
lots in Oklahoma City, supporting the
removal proposition.
There is not a weekly newspaper OF
Democratic persuasion on the Indian
Territory side Of the state with q
eQ0 circulation, supporting the state
capital removal scheme
There Is not weekly newspaper OF
The Democratic faith In Old Oklahoma
pfonouncedly supporting the removal
scheme.
Alexander knows these to be facts.
He know that ii had been felt nee.
essafy TO get newspapers printed in
Oklahoma City dating them as be-
ing printed alsewhere that would sup
port The effort to spend $4,000,O00 OF
cur tax moneys to move the capitol
from Capitol Hill TO Britton, dis.
tance OF about twenty-five miles.
Further evidence of the taetless
Vision of Alexander is found In his
statement tnat the capital remoya
scheme Is u Democratic measure lie
fad but little to do to ascertain the
normal Democratic majority in this
state Is 20,00o With forty per cont
Of that vote located where, Should the
people follow his advice. they wouhl
never support his scheme aud that OF
necessity would defeat the bill should
his advice be taken literally.
Alexander deserves treatment for
political mania, hc Is sick With ego
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19

Lasater? How as to Tillotson? How
as TO Allen?
Each lives far from the other; each
a factor and each tecogniZed Demo
cratic leader. in his community
There are but two daily newspap-
ers outside of Oklahoma City support
ing that removal proposition-so some of
The weekles which aid II are simply
supporting Oklahoma City without
having read the proposed measure
Few outside the metropolis Will de-
tend the proposition-eYen many OF
the warmest advocates Of Oklahoma
City being outspoken against the bill.
There are many uplight men who fav.
or Oklahoma City, but who refuse TO
subscribe their approval to a measure
which was drawn for graft and to en-.
hance valueless property through the
credit of the state.
Mr.. Alexander has n right to send
letters to all the citizens Of the state
o. attempt 10 see them personally in
the interests OF the proposed remov.
al bill--that, is, Of course, If he wish
es to align himself to causes which
smack OF graft and wrong. But he
has no right to send out letters TO
The people as n Democrat; especially
a Democratic leader.
Again, Mr.. Alexander declares he
is prominent as Democrat Ten
years on the state committee and
campaign manager Of 1902. delegate
to the Denye- national convention Of
1908, etc"
What did Democracy accomplish IN
1902?
Was that campaign 50 brilliantly
nanagedg Is II NOT a fact we were
counted ont OF a victory? Where was
the brilliant campaign manager IN the
crisis?
In hid feeble ATTEMPT TO "lot De
........c. .llstain IT'S high standard OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19
ALEXANDER is NOT
DEMOCRATIC SPOKESMAN

ALEXANDER is NOT
DEMOCRATIC SPOKESMAN
w l.. Alexander is sort Of real
estate agent politician. He resides at
Oklahoma City and is always protest
ing about his loyal Democracy like
wise declaring whatsoever he opposes
is dangerous proposition Recently
he sent out a letter 10 Democrats OF
he state. declaring that unless Okla
homa City becomes the capital, De
mocracy win 30 to pot and that Demo
Gratis are responsible for the present
state capital removal bill.
The Alexander plea Is easily UNI
derstood. 1t is about his size and his
ideas OF public affairs are of that
siaure-belieying that Southern Ok
lahoma, almost exclusively Demo
cratic, viii vote to move the capital
to oklahoma City, he writes the peo
pie circular letter, proclaming the
attempted loot as a Democratic meas
ure: declaring that Republicans are
all opposing.
How politics figure in the deal i
hard to understand state capita.
removal proposition Is too rotten fol
any party to indorse, too bad foi
even Alexander to claim parenta, af
fections for, and that is stepping some
too.
Every Democrat In Guthrie opposes
that Oklahoma bill Likewise, every
Republican. Same as to Shawnee
Tulsa, Enid and Muskogee.
How, also, about some of the mel
who have opposed the bill? How abou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19

hydn nnaatBn lis mGrSV nh h ng Aa hd
Do Burdened Taxpayers Understand the Enomy the Cre

citizenship Mr. Alexander asks his
Democratic friends 10 vote 10 violate
compact with the government Of the
united States.
What standard would that be? HOW
high II the voter who breaks a con
tract with the government which pro
tects his property and life?
Mr.. Alexander handles wisdom with
even less safety than truth lie calls
Guthrie "Negropo-olis," whatever that
Is. Notwithstanding that Oklahoma
City has the largest negro population
in the state. Notwithstanding that il
has, proporiionatcly, the worst Grim
inal record OF any city with more than
25,00O people in the United States OF
America, this man, alleging he is q
loyal and faithful Democrat, asks the
strong, yirile Democracy of Oklahoma
10 get behind n venture that was in
spired by greed and to bolster up the
fallen fortunes of several of the Wors
real estate sharks inside the state.
Alexander is not even representa-
tive Democrat. He has no more con
nection with the active Democracy O.
this state than If lie were never a cit
izen.
Out OF almost an hundred electel
representatives of Democracy in tht
Second legislature, the Alexander co
terie mustered four votes in their des
perate effort TO discredlt the state De
raocracy last winter.
4 \.
was actually too good a Democrat t
be of record voting Tor the party
killing schemes of the Alexande
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19
REcENT lLLusTRATloM.

With loud protest against Guthrie,
alleging that this city has always OPP
posed progress and such Other allie.
cations as it had the hardihood to adj
vance without fear of being Annans
iased by Deity, an Oklahoma City
newspaper belched about Indian Ter
ritory and the supposed Guthrie ani-
mostly thereto; the same issue carry
ing base and known falsehood about
Sapulpa one among the most thiiy-
ing cities Of the Creek nation. Such
is generally the fate of an attempt at
deception. The metropolis has always
attacked whatever Vas not OF direct
benefit to certain interests; that not
being the policy Of the leading inter-
ests of that city, but seems to have
the sanction Of the townlot brigands
Sapulpaites very promptly branded
the Oklahoma City lie and demand
fair treatment or onen war;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19
ALREADY PEDDLlNe TOWN LOTS.

Already Oklahoma city townlot
grafters are abroad They tell people
hey will sell them lots close in to
where the pew capitol building is TO
be located"
That Is a splendid specimen OF what
the people may expect in event OF
moving the capital from here to B7it-
ton These never-shamed graIters
send out agents 10 sell farm land at
fictitious prices, thereby recoupins
the expenses Of galiyanting over the
state in an attempt to wrest the seat
Of government off Capitol Hill and
move it twenty miles to Brtton.
For that move they ask 100000, as
"a starter
They also ask that three commits
sioners be given power to spend as
much more "as necessary presumab'
ly as much as 1t is deemed requisite
to pull some OF the grafters out Of a
bad town lot deal
Fortunately, the people of our state
read closely and take an active IN
terest in public affairs They under
stand the opportunity and graft pur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19
THINKS yRusT NECESSARY.

The Paurs Valley Enterprise, tone
Of the few newspapers In the state
supporting he Oklahoma city capital
removal schemc) admits the posslbil-
tiles: yea, probabilities, of graft in
ttc present measure. but suggests II
Will be hard to avoid graft In re-
moval scheme, therefore advises being
"stnng' new il stnng we must be.
However, Il declares il is Of opinion
that there viii be no graft, which VIII
be true. II the people vote 7" NO. on
the bill,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19
HAVE Yo,l ERlENns2

II you have any friends located any
where in the state now is the time to
get busy and send them literature
about Guthrie and about the capital
location matter.
II you viii Sai at the Chamber OF
Commerce, or telephone No. 2io, you
will be supplied with copies OF the
capital location bill and other print
ed material, including envelopes, post
cards and posters. Come and Get a
supply at once. They are free to ev-
erybody.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-19
INVITING COUNTRY MERCHANTS
TO SUPPORT OKLAHOMA CITY
STATE CAPITAL REMOVAL
SCHEME.

(From Oklahoma City state Capital
Removal Circular0
"Oklahoma City has the largest and
most completely. stocked mercantile
establishments both wholesale and
retail-in the state, and any person
having business at the capital can
more readily combine business at the
state house. than If the capital were
located in town where these large
business institutions were not avail
able.'