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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
I'm Eebrnal.

Gs geGt ictt SIT GmSe Ser Sannar
linh bnlb iinD mir iuiebcr I'M sSebrmar
Sem Mpnat, Ser ipllte getuiomet icilt
Sm allerlei lmitigcn giarretei'u.
s@On sbafeipeore si6t Oem ejcOaufcn
staum
Sm ieinem 6errlidlen usummernashts-
tranim",
9ak alle @aenidlcn, srui, pber flciu
Sfn inneriten S5erSen = Mnrren ieiu.
9a ietet iid) eimcr me Million
Tpn Mnfang an ais ietn 9ebcns5tel it)on,
&criagt iif gllles mno rn6crt iid) al,
llnS eb' er's crreitjt, ba mmi; or im's
Graf
Der 3ueite basesen mill immcr se-
rieBeu,
ltno iiberaa iollem Tim SrenSen eriprie=
zen
llnh pum ncm GenieEen, lift, e9' ct es
iueiR
s(ls Siinslins ct itjum cim biufatli9er
0rciS.
Ger 9ritte sebt lanse auf sic SrnnTitban
ltMh priift nnb iuaBlt, Bis cr finoet bic
rs Srau!
llnb 'uenn ct iie bat ieime yaoamss
9iippe"
Damn iit's-eine sanfiidje 9antippe.,
Scr 8ierte itrebet nad) 9iu1m nnb mud
Cir,
llno benfet iidy grph mnb beriibmt gar
icbr,
ltnb lit CT geitprben, TO fam man lcier.
Sni CT thinner Dcr 9tarr nur ppn Qln5 rcu
gciucieu.
Ter Siinfte prebist ppn Erp1ibitiur,
8crbammt alle SreMSen bes 4ebcns
idJpn;
@as beimlit ct tint, baf ldft iid crra-
fen
Der Senfler ipll in Der S1llc brateu!
Sin npcni9 Garrbcit it's mns in ocr @clf
9eu meiiten Mcnidlcn nm bciten gcfillt.
9iur iul CT bic Sadje 5u ,ueit nidjt trei=
ben,
3m Srinfem bcim q mp.S er lii6id)
blcibcn.
9'rnm, ,uer it5 ndRis bcs 9cbeus rr.
frcut,
Sen HGdjitem licbt nno bic 9trbcit mint
id)cut,
Den iuolleu als g8eiieu begriincn ,uir
bier,
SudJ Iaiicn i'm lc6en, in q q Ut o 9 icr.
Scm hies lit Der Srnuf, Der itcts III Der
g9elt
60 Garreit, tuie @eiieu am @riteu &C.
fa1t,
lluh hat er gcidImeft uns I'M Sanudr,
Spll er ms audl number I'm 5ebruar,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27

me ouItebt, foas lire gebouptnl1e
ribtig lit, belauft Ii6 ouf ungcfobr
5000. Sic 8eaatten oes 4eniiun3-
anltes i6eillen ernltli6 oen sSeroa1t
5lt 6egen, OaB Ser pielgeitorhene
Sllnleral OIL gloe oud iest nod am
2ebeu lei, uno es ii6 pieueitt III oen
&opf leben lnoge, iputer nod ein-
nlol gu lterben. 8enn ein Wtann
eilulol cine iol6e @elpobnbeit anse=
nolllnlen bot, oann fam mon nic
miIicn, pie oas lit. Sic iino oes-
balb nidt eilig nit Der 9us6ablung
Der riicfitanoieen 8eniion.
eSn 9artfor0, Connecticut, no
bereits Die blouen Sonntagsgelese
init riidbaltsloier Strenge ourdge-
fiibrt peroert, ioa nun auf nod
oas alte, aus Dem Is. sSobrbulloert
italnmenoe uGurfem" -@eies tpieoer
allfgemdrnt meroen gor einigen
@o6en iebten oie forti6rittliGen
9iirger, I'M Sen Wudern eine Sef-
tion au geben Die S6Iiebltns
lannltli6er gbeater uno gergrii-
aunesploee aut Sonntag slbello
Ourd, uno fiir5li6 er5ipangen oieiel-
fen eneraiiden giirger oie 9urd-
fubrung oes gol15en @eietes, iocab
audi Die @ptelbars gei6Iolien mercen
mltbten. sSebt ion INN ou9 oas 0e=
ieb bonn Sabre 1902 nieoer ausgcgra-
ben iperoen, lpel6es allen Herio-
men inter 81 Sabren nad s lt6r
oen Mufelltbalt ollf Sen Stroben
nerbiefet llno lta9 Dem om Sonlitog
aIle 9lrbeit, alio ou6 Der Straben=
6obnbetrieb ruben lnuB. 0ion Dofft,
auf biefe @eiie perl1iinftigere @eieae
Sit erSlDingen.
Die Yeaom 4ine MonufacIlt-
rers' @iloeiation fat in ibrer aon-
pention IN SEEM Srleons ben be-
fannten Sol5-Snouitriellen S. 2elDi5
Sbontpion aus 9ouiton gu ibrem
Fraiioentell ertpablt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27

Sn 2uftid)ifferfreiiel miro cine
9lllslaiiung oes 6lugerperten @uliop
2ilieltbal piel beipro6en, melder
als 2uftl6iff Ser 3ufilnft Sdlog-
el-slpparate propbe5eit, Die pieG-
(eift gan5 obne 0fotorenfrait be-
trieben iperoen fonnen. Serr 2ifien-
thol lit elm 8ruoer oes 9egriinoers
Ser Slugte6nif, Otto 9ilielltbal, oes
5crliner SngerielrS, ser BEL ser Ser
folglulg ieiner Soeen iein 2eben
eingebiiBt bat. @uItop 2ilientbal er-
flort feline gropbeaeillng ser
Sd)lngfliigel= l=9(pporate fir oas gr-
gebnis iabrelanger ioref1ltiger Be
rednungen unb proftiider 8erillde.
@r fiibrt ans, ooB oerartige Slug.
n1oid1inen MIR iebr geringen 9rnit-
auipono beoiirfen uno baber gu ib-
rem 9etrieb au6 nur Mtotoren bon
gang geringer &roft braufen. Sir
alle6dqe iino fir 0ieieDaoi6inen Mo-
torcn bon lei6teitem @eipidt aus
reideno, mas mieoerlln cine baloli-
deere &onitrltftion bes gan5elt Zip
porots be0ingen pilr0e, uno mogIi-
hermeiie fonne man iiberbaupt bon
ser 9lnpenoune ieglider Motorfroit
abIe4en. Ger 6lieger Ser 3ufunit
miiroe ii6 ooaig auf Die gea6abmuitG
oeS goqelfluqs belhranfen. @inc
nrose 9tn5abl BON g(piatifern IteGt
ii6 bereits altf 2ilientbol's Settle, 5iI-
mol mm nit oen neueren 6lug.9i9
paroten, pelde lid, dbnli6 pie Die
&ogel, elmer S6man8iteuerung be0ic-
neu. ernmtigenoe Grfabrlingen &C.
maht bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
Ser in n1oleriider ltmdebn1t

Ser III ntaler1ber ltm9ebung
III &pnitantinopel am 9osporlls be-
Ie0ene Saloit 8idiragbon, Ser ols
Gorlolnentsgebauoe benltst miro,
brannte fait bis ouf BEN @runo ME-
Der. 9as 6euer elltItono gornittags
leQen II llhr aus bis iest nod uil=
befanllten ltrioden lnlbs griff init 10
alenoer Sdnelligfeit nm iid), Dob
Oie 6euermebr totio6li6 no6tlos
mor. 3ie I'M @ebd1oe befinblt1en
9eonlten ltnO 9lqlgeIteaten permo6ten
iid 5u retten. Ger Sibungslaal ocr
unterer Gamnler bronnte politdlibig
aus, ebenlp Ser SenossioaI uno bic
8ibliotbef. gsur Elm Seil ser @rdlire
fonrte gerettet iperoen. 0o cine
Mauer eilritiir5te, lit es fraglid, OF
Der Baloit mieber allfgebaut merben
miro.
= 9as Suoion-Sulton &onlite
BON Seem Oorf bot Dem 9rGlioelten
0ia5, ols Slnerfennltng fir biege-
teiligung Merifo's an Ser groBen
6eier, cine gu Ieinen @bren geprdgte
Goloene Deeoaille iiberrei6en lalleu.
9lu6 Ser oellti6e &oiier uno onbere
6itriten bon 2onoern, bic an ser
6eier teilgenommen, erhielten iol6e.
Meooillen.
Sn Ser giGenfolonie Sbcr=
idonemeioe BET Berlin bot Ser pl0t-
lide SOB Ser ililtgelr bodbegaften
Sdn9erin @oIIp @eigert. groBes
9(ufieben erregt. Man nilnlnt at,
oab iie elmer @rienifneraiftl,ng infof-
&c @ebroltds arienifbaltiger foslIeti-
ider 01ittel gum Spfer gefallen lit.
Der Staatsannalt bot Die Sbonftinn
Der 2ei6e mlgeoroltet.
Die NotionuIipenoe fir Die
Sinterblie6enen Oes 5u friib beirlge-
gangcnen 9idters 0etlep b. Si-
licncron bat, pie aus Sonburg ge-
meloet miro, Die @o6e bon $4,000
Nlorf erreidt. Die sSonos fino Ser
9sitipe bereits 5ugefloilen. Sroll b.
2iliencron ipri6t in einem offelltli-
den S6reiben fir oie bo6ber5ige
Siiriorge ibren ipdrl1iten Cant aus.
9es befonnten Siriten gu Gu-
lenblrg uto &ertefelo olteIte Sodter,
@rafin gleranbrine, Die am /. S5nli
1880 uif ShloB 2iebenburg Jebp-
rem murbe, bot iid, nie ioeben BE-
fonllt miro, NIT Dem 30idbrigen Uro-
fen @berbaro BON Sdiperin perIobi
@ie aus 5uuerldiiiger GuGc
uerlautet, miro Serr 9ernbnrg,
Staotsiefret0r bes oelltI1en 0felds-
foloiliola'ntcs, in oen nd6Iten Sagen
pom &oiier in oen erbli1en 9lbcls-
ltono erboben tperben.
SIN 3beater gu @iesbaoen 9at
Die grit-9luffiibrllng bon Siegfrie0
neler Sper uganaoietriG"
bat aber, nie BON
Sort aeneloet miro, llur einelt glh~
trtngserfolg errrngen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
Mit 9iaSimnr crmOroct.

9faid ipeiB oas 8erbre6en Sic
lebten grrungeni6aften Der foriden.
Den 8ilienldaft ii6 an5ueignen ullo
Die Sriibte raItloier 9lrbeit, Die be-
itinmt marer, Der Mtellidbeit Ge-
gen uno 9ereiderrng gu britgeu,
.ns @egenteil GIT ipanoeln sSn 9el=
glen, in 2iittid lit Dor fitr5enl ser
erIte 0aoro ourb Stadium beenlgen
lporoen. 8or einigen Sager, 10
beridtet oie Gam Sin1es, fono luan
einen aIten Molun nantells Yuilin
tot in feinem 9ette. Mon glaubte
M einen Sflagflub, aber Die gc-
nalte ltnteriudnng ergab eil ieltenes
Pbanomen: es 5eigte, iid, oaB Die
0aut oes Gotten alle Earbe perloren
batte. Gie 9ler5te erfldrte1 idiieB-
lih, baB Der Sote lanee 3eit Ser
gilluirfllng BON Stadium ausgeiest
gemeicn iein nuB. Die 9ea6for-
Ihungen Der &riminalpoliaei crga=
ben oann, oaB aln Sooestage oes az
ten 8ailin ein iunger Stuoealt Scr
Sbelnie, Der I'M gleiGen Saltie iuobn-
te, fpurlos peribmltnoen iei. Gie
@obnling bes Stuoeliten ipllroc
ourdiuft lulo man fano untriigli-
be 3eiden 0afiir, DOB Ser Sliidtige
in Dem 9faltnle cine lanee 9teibe bon
Srperirneitten NIT raoionftipen Sub
ltan5en poreenomnlen boben in!li,.
4ae Snoi5ien 0euten oarauf bin, onB
Der Stuoent oen alteu Yoilin aus
eiilitueilen unaufgefldrten @riinoen
ourd itarfe langanoouernoe Sta-
oiunlbeitrabluna ipitematiib erlror-
bet bot. Die gebeimnispoaen StroD-
len lalien iid in Ser 3ot galt5 filr5e
3eit oblle S6ooen ertragen, nab.
eeno cine langere geltrablung, ins.
beionoere 6ei alteren 8erionen Die
sr0bte @efabr nit iib bringt. sln-
lheinello bat Der Stiloent na1ts.
wabreno 8ailin ihlief ben Sebi-
bel bes g(lten regelmaBig ben
gefGbrliden Stroblen mtsgeiett lulo
10 ben 500 berbeigefiibrt. IS lit
mol has erite Mol, sob bos neucnt-
oedte punoerfraftige Clement als
@erf3eug eines porbeoadten @tor-
oes miBbrauht unroe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
HaSifalbeilmne
Nerbeni6lpa6c


e6tpa1e, nerb5fe Berfonen, eepIaet bon Soff.
nitngslohefeit nnb t9ie9ten 1rdumen. erfb5D.
tenben @usfliiifen, @ruftss.. Siiiden. nnb aopf.
f1mer5en. SdorausfaII, 9tbnnbme bes @eb5rs
nnb Seiifts aatarrb. Maeen6riiden, Stubper.
itnpfnne. Wlbisfeit, Grroten, 3ittern, Ser5fIop.
linn = erfobren aus benz ,,Susenbfrennb" fuis
etntadl, fdncll nnb btllig alle unnatiirlts
dtcn Serliiite unb anhere Splgcn juaens.
liflcr Wcrtrrunecn griinSlid seleilt unS
pplle Wefnnbheit nnb sSrpbiinm iuicoer.
trlanst iuerben f5nnen. - Bans ncues
Seilperfabren. SeDrr ietu eiener ar3t.-
Eteies anbssoresntlt9 interefIante, unb Iebr.
bon Jung unb alt Wlann unb Srou, geIefen
tueroen foIlte, fam eeeeH ginfenbnna bon 26
Gents In 8rtefmorfen berfteeelt be5oeen nerben
bon ber
Yriuat<aGnif, 1876. glu.nne
atsw Etork. n. a..
Ran eripahHe oie ,sre1e asrene I. 9eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
Sin tu6cnoer glissaro

bringt @efabr, 2eioen uno oft SOB
fiir Sauieroe, melbe grfdltungen
Suitcn uno Ga Grippe oaportra-
gen. @er oapon iiberfollen irtro,
5ogere nidt Or. Sings Gep- 0iS-
cpperp 5u erbalten. Cine Slol1e
furierte mid, idrieb 81. 8. Dunn
oon gine 8alep, Wiiii., furierte mid
na6 oreimo6entlider aranfbeit init
ga Grippe SO Cts. uno $1.O0. @a-
rantiert bon allen OruagiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
OiftriftnnmnIt s

0iitriftanmolt 8Gofelep in
9ittsbur0 ga, bat cine @emegung
ms 2eben gertfen, Oeren 3med eS
1T, oie @rotoiurieS BON fiinfltnO-
8mou3ig Counties oes Stootes 81 Ell
ner llnteriu6ung be5iiglid Der he
ben Sleii6preiie 5u peranlalien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
Glieababn=6aDIp
s. & g. q. gabn.

S. & q. q. 8abn.
Eco. 3-8om Norben. 1O:3O ,lac,pl
gto. 5-&om Noroen. 100 poEn
gio. 7--2ofal5ug b. Soeorne 1905 bonn
$40. 9-2ofoisme b. Eonlor. .6:15 nac,lnl
SO. 4-gon 0erifo. 100 nad1m
Ro. 12-2ofalaua b. &arebp. $3.50 purm
20. Mo9 MOrOen. 1905 noAn
yeo. 6-Na6 Goroen. -. ..7:45 nahm
gto. 8-2ofalsn9 II. 9earne. 40 pprn
yto. 10-@rpreb n. Sahlor. 100 p3rm
ao. 5-giad 9Regifo. >. ..10:10 BORN
gto. 11--Socalaua II. 2arebn 900 nadm
g. u. & u. 3. Sa1n.
anfunft-
gso. 1--9ouron II. .. aiilte 1920 uad,m
yso. 3-9oniton u. 3. aiiite 200 pornl
yto. 5-&iiltentdote. ....1:35 naapn
gao. 46- @on aerrpine. $40 uurnl
yao. A. &errnilIe, Sonntag 500 nabm
Ho. 44-gfah &errpille s. 40 ndebm
Abfahrt-
9to. 2-9ouiton H. B. &iiite. :. 8:45 pprr1
no. 4-Sooliiton H. O. &I1te. .9:1O natfrn
SEQ. 6-&iiitenltGbte. -. 40 nahm.
So. 45-gea1 &erroiue. 4 % na6m.
go. -&errpille, Spnntag. $3.50 eorm
SEQ. 43-9ah aerrpiae. 1925 oorm
g., $. G g. u. (Saupt-2inie).
Mnfunft-
yo. 9-gom Often. 1885 oorm
gtp 7-@pm Often $500 nad1n
glo: 10-@l 9afo Ii. gSeiten. 7:30 nacnn
Mbfabrt-
30 1O-gI gaio Ii. @eiter. 1880 nadnn
yfo 10-Nn6 bem Siten 10:30 uadni
gao. 8-9iah oem Often 40 onrn
@ietoria 9ibiiion, g. $. & g. q.
Nnfunft-
Zoo. so2 -guero. @ictoria. 1880 uodm
$50. 301-guero. Gictoria- $3.50 BORN
M. 6. & :. Balm.
Infunft =
$50. 241-son Souiton uno @aIpeitoa
$50. 235-9son1 g}oroen. .7.3O pormiti
$50. 231-gom 0oroen unb 9ouiten
SO. s-s'om 9sOrbeu. sis abenos
SO. 244-g7a6 bem Norben It, oouiton
:. :. :. :. ..710 oprm
SO. 10-Gad Dem g1orben. 9. so ourm
yto. 236-Jiad Dem Iorben. -.
SO. 242-Noh Dem 9orben unb Sal
peiton.. -. ....11.50 nbenbi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27

Die merifaniide 9iegierung
6at bei6loiieI bonn Is. Se6rur oil
oie 3oae fir @ei5en berlulter 5u
ieben.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22


Otter counties look Win terror ON
ihe iah TAXATION ~ Logan county
For instance. the pawnee Courier Dis
match has the following comparison,
which doesn't look We'll for Logan
~pannre toHntTs tax levy last year
waa 4he lowest III the state, only
four mills. sl 0n the $1,000 valuation,
thip ynnf the demands OF the people
for e eradication of The ticks and
The building 81 good roads and bridges
have caused the levy TO be raised 70
t.g mills. $40 on the $1,000 valuation.
Ever this increase, which was made
npcesnarg by these inst demands does
MOI bring the figure To anything like
II is III The county 81 Logan, wAich
IA III the control Of a Republican
board Of commissioners. IN spite OF
The fact that Logan county is an old
county and Aas well established roads
and bridges, the board Of county com
miasioners levied nine mill tax on
the taxpayers, Of that county, So on
each $1,000 valuation, more than
double the levy in Pawnee county last
year and nearly double this year
levy. The comparison Of valuation In
the two counties shows that Logan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
Comparison Of Taxes
Of Logan and Pawnee

mas more than S6,0O0,000 more taxa
bic property than Pawnee, Pawnee's
valuation being $1l,7O0.000. while Lo-
gan's valuation is Sl7,S00,000- The
total taxes raised IN Pawnee county
this year, for county purposes only,
win be S60,S40 while in Logan II takes
the enormous sum Of $l60,20O, for
county purposes 100000 more
needed by the Republican board OF
county commissioners TO run Logan
county than is needed by the Demo
cratic board TO run Pawnee county. II
the board of county commissioners IN
pawnee county were as extrayagant
as the board in Republican Logan
they would need $4,000 more thar
the present levy to run the county
figuring on orr present valuation, Sll,
100000, with Logan county's nine mill
rateC
The board of Pawnee county chal
lenges comparison of the taxes in this
county with the taxes of any Other
county in the state, for they are fully
aware that, II the voters will make
such comparison, their economical
and business administration will be
clearly shown. o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
How the Ritterbusch's
Homesteaded an Office

Taking his parents b. the hand,
Fred Ritterbusch came to Logan couil-
tv sixteen years ago. Fred lmmedi-
afelv elee.ed his father 70 the Office
of county treasurer During the can-
psign Father Ritterbusch was asked
aHow will you keep the booAs2
..Vats dat:r he replied Der books;
w keeps dem In der safe. On that
assumption Father X. vas elected.
lie liked the place and finally home
steaded It for his family in la,e
years when anybody talked Of running
for county treasurer the RitterDuscn
family Immediately ashed a deed
10 the place. Fred expects to be
elected again, and Emil is being put
h training to succeed him Now The
Ri.tefbuschs are good people. rugged
and honest. The Leader hasn't a
word 10 say against them-but really
they haven't a deed 70 the office.
Now. Bill Ritzhaupt preceded Ritter
busch to Guthrie four months. Ihey
came from the same place and wore
each o.her's wooden shoes. Fred Rit-
terbusch Rad father TO make his liv'
ing fifteen wears ago. Bill RiiZhaupt
was fatherles1 He was orphan Ritz
But he laid to and made q name Tor
himse I. Hes the best baker that
ever come down the pike, learned the
business himself Now Ritz is work
ing along toward 80 years. Hes work
ed hard. For rs years he has retired
at II O'Clock at night and arisen at !
O'Clock IN the morning-to baae bread
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22

The campaign Of Logan county is
not really political Distinguishing
marks must Of necessity be made,
hence Democratic appears over one
group of candidates and Republic
an over another group. But Il IS .
campaign for honesty and square dear
inp II The county board and less ex'
tfayagance and conservative taxation
There are hundreds Of Republicans IN
Logan county who VIII vote the state
Republican ticket and the county Dem
ocratie ticket These Republicans are
Indignant over The excuses Of the
comfy board. You can't toal them on
tpxation. They konw They are
aware Of the shuttle cock and battle
dore proposition behind the county
beard they know wha. high assess
menta and low valuations mean.
Year after year they have
marched 40 10 the county treasurer ;
Office and planked down t.eir taxes.
They have kicked some 10 the past
bnt those kicks are not cofker 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
A WoMAN's APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers of rheuma-
tism whether muscular or of the
Joints. sciatica. lumbago. backache,
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to write to her for q home
treatment which has repeatedly cur
ed all of those tortures. She feels
it her duty to send II to all sufferers
FREE. You cure yourself at home as
thousands will testify-no change OF
climate being necessary. This sim
pie discovery banishes uric acid
from the blood, loosens the stiffened
Joints. purifies the blood, and bright
ems the eyes. giving elasticity and
tone to the whole system. If the
above interests you, for proof address
Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box II, South
Bend, Indiana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22

Good old Ritz-just as hardworklng,
honest and square as they make EN-.
Now that his sons are old enough TO
care for the business he has built
up Ritz would like to be in public
life Just wee biz He would like to
erve. the people. He would ike to
10 what Fred Ritterbusch is doing
he would like to draw salary az
treasurer. Why not Ritz? Fred Rit-
tenbuseh is all right, but great God,
let the other fellow have chance.
Why all to one family? Fred Ritter
busch, in fact all the Ritterbuschs are
ri h. They are liked and respected.
But so Is Ritzhaupt. And you ought
70 hear Ritz warb.e 'Wach am Rhine
and when you elect Ritz he will be
treasurer He will not let the girls
IN the treasurer's office do the work
Fred has formed that bad habit So
let's whoop 'er up for Ritz. the baker,
and Emperor William will smile and
say.
"Gesundheitl"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
GRASS SECTIONS VALUABLE
Experiments Show What Can
Be Done-System
of Sales
special 70 Daily Leader.

Alva Okla, Oct 22.-0klahoma
grass sections" as some OF the dis
dained sandy lands along the rivers
are known. are nRely 20 be used in
experiments destined to develop great
usefulness and value for such property
In this and other states. One quarter
section in Oklahoma has already been
made TO yield nearly $500 worth OF
hay this year. and efforts are being
made TO cover some of the ground
With trees.
W. f. Blackburn, editor of the An
.hony Republican, and chairman OF
the board of regents for the Kansas
Agricultural and Mechanical college,
seven years ago took lease on a quar-
ter section in the upper part of Al
falfa county. with a view to expert
ments, which have since been active
ly in progress. He has bought this
land, which was regarded BY the aver
age bidder and lessee as worthless,
and he has called on The Federal gov
ernment for aid.
Hay crops grow on this land. but
it win not do for grazing. So far no
very satisfactory results have been
attained with trees. The land Is too
shallow TO water, the roots perishine
In the water. Ii Is believed that
trees can be found to grow there,
however. The native grasses have
been so cultivated that a good stand
has been secured on the grass land
belonging to Mr. Blackburn.
Should the experiments In progress
prove successful a great deal Of value
viii be added TO lands in Oklahoma.
Mr. Blackburn followed the caIes a
few days In order 20 gain an idea OF
methods The Oklahoma board has a
good and rapid system OF selling and
checking.
The Kansas agricultural college has
s.VVV acres OF iand 10 seea. the pro-
ceeds going to the endowment fund.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
TO RELIEVE LOGAN
OF HIGH TAXATION

kicks registered now. They know full
well that the taxes the past year have
been almost confscatory. Also, they
know full well that a state tax OF
one mill has not caused high county
taxation. ION that tax matter here Is
something that shows that Logan coun
" Is the worst tax-burdened county
IN the state" said a citizen. Read It.
Here's lot seven (0, Book thirty
four (34) West Guthrie. Go to the
record and see If these figures are
not absolutely true.
i.ot Z. Block "a, " G.
Valuation $1,000
Total tax, $3.50.
State tax, $3.50
School tax $500.
County and city tax. s29.O0
Let the Republican machine roll
that pill awhile.
Logan county is an old county with
It's school houses and other local inn
piovements built years ago and yet
Logan county Is one of the highest
taxed counties in the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
SUFFERED ALL
DAY AND NIGHT
Experience Of Mrs. Gray Who Says
She Win Never Forget
Her Deliverer.

Bndd, ll--Nl vil' never forget
wriles Mrs IRA Gray Of this city
and wiIl alwags praise cardui.
aan 50 wen pleased with what cardui
has done for me- Before | commenc
ed 10 take cmdul had al kinds OF
pain and suffered all day and night
many lime. never felt better in
MS HE than I do now
You can always depend on Cardui,
TIE woman's tonic Il has a record
OF 81 sears sacee4a- IN the treatment
of female weakness, debility, and dis
ease.
Ii re ieses pain ard prevents unnee
eesliy suffering from womanly
fronbloa
cardai is ore of the few.
Na uthp rtonie or medicine can take
ihe place of cafdul, because the prin
elpaI Ingredients are imported direct
from Europe. where they are grown
aud gathered especially for us.
Gnrdni has helped others, and
should certainly help you.
Il + Eeifaiuly worth trying.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
What They VIII Stand for.

The Nebraska Club women want TO
change their rules so that the feder-
alton of the state will meet blennally
instead of annually. They also want
10000 acres to be set aside near Belle
vue for a state park. They will use
their influence to have the names OF
children in the Juvenile court kept
from publication, as such noteriety IS
always damaging to the character OF
the child.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
Women's
Department
Miss WiIIbamlna Patton Fleming,

Mrs Fleming of Harvard college oD-
seryatory has discovered a new star
which makes the thirteenth that she
and her assistants have found durlnS
the last twenty-five years. There have
been but sixteen discovered IN TINS
time, and she seems to have had more
than her share in the discoveries.
The star just discovered on October
13, Is in the constellation Ara, and
appears in twenty-one photographs
recently taken at Areqnipa. Mrs.
Feming has two women assistants
who were the discoverers OF theree
stars OF the thirteen mentioned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
Would Renav Ransomers.

AZ meeting OF missionaries IN Bos-
ton last week a resolution was passed
asking that the United States reim-
burse those who paid the ransom for
Miss Ellen NJ Stone. A special bill
will have TO be passed for that pnr-
pose