davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
pofna9ri9ten
:. aus Dem .-
Alten Datertan0t.
NNa bad EXTRAORDINARILY.

Berlin. = Das Subil6um ibreI
Observation-Disclosures BEL Der betnun'
ten Girmn @oiteuboier u. Roeiide
begging bic 9ireftrice 5r6uIein Betty
WeDns. Die SubiIorin pirb aud
peiterbin ibre G%b1tigfeit dusiiben.
Nnn I1ngerem 2eioen seitorben
1T Der erIte Director Der BoneiseM
U1eierei, Or. aarl goQe, Der erit 81
Sabre aft mar. Sem Batter, &Om-
mcr5ienrotb &arl &oae, Der GGbe-
fannie Grinder Der Nteierei Itorb in
September oorigen Sdbres.
Gin ungetreller Roitbeamter mirr
bon Der bieligen RriminalpOli5ei &C.
iuHt. @s 6anOelt lid uni ben 81
Sabre alien Boitgebilfen HwoOtI
@nibte, Der bel BEN Boltamt il
Supta be1Gftigt mar unS bort ca.
1900 MGrk %oittdiieRgelber inter
i6Ius.
Sm einem S4antlOtnI tsrsiftet bal
fi6 Der 60 Sabre 0[te 0anbSptrtb gu.
Illus Wens, Der mad ieirten @ugdber
Elm fIeines @nnerngut in @cmmerT
beieiien boben min, ober SNr@ Ber'
lutte beruHterqetomMen 1T.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
6nnianshte.

S0mburg.- Die Birgerfd
Mobm ben @eiesentpurf ouf CT
bebung Der 2uitborteitsfteuer an.
Die Steuer ion 1,10o, 900 N0rt en-
bringen.
@efm Turnen nm Ned ftiirdte NsE
Nmt6ommo9ergong 40 pobnenbs
GGuItnnbe @I0s in Der SaIrubn1e
Der BoItsi&uIe in Der MiibIenftrobe
Ou Ho6en, erIitt einen 2uugenimluo
un6 ar iofcrt tobt. Die Qei&e beS
Qnnben fam ms observation-disclosures
SIbed. = Gus MnIdb beS 10.
@eburtstoses beg i'm Triibcbr ber-
ftorbenen @eb. gdurotbs prof. RnrI
b @robboim H~r1f6enten Der Mtd-
1efnie Ser 2iinfte au Berlin, unb 3ur
@inetbuns bes bon tbm ieIbit enttpor-
fenen @rbbear1bniIIes oer TnmiLie
b. @rObbeim FnnO nuf Oem bieiieen
Grie6bcfe cine ItinumunosDone dc.
AG&tnibfeier ltott.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

DensIinoen.-Gs finA 2b
Sabre, Dab &err &auptIebrer 6e6.
mann an unIerer SGule nit GrfOIg
tb6tig 1T.
Greibure.-Sm Sitter bon II
Sobren 1T bier S~berforItrntb a. ..
Nusuft Greiberr 9euffeI bon girEen.
Zee ~eeftorben.
MIIIbeim. - 4ns bonn 2DfnI-
bnbn5ug iiberfobrene 4inD beS
GGubmoHets Monger IN Oberne'
fer lit ieinen idDeret 1erIetunges
erIegen.
Sberb1rmersb6@. -&err
Bforrer SriooIin @uBIer bon Bir.
EenOort Der bier nilf urlniib nellie,
erIitt einen BIutiturS uno lit no@
Denigen Minuten beri1ie6en. Hfor.
rer @uBIer purOe nur bierSiS Sabre
alt.
Ra6oIfseIG.-RnrsEi9 feert,
In bOIiger f0rperIi1er Niftgteit
unb eeiitiger @eiunOheit Grcu @it.
hoe Bauer ibren 80. &eburtstoe.
@.-Mn SteMe Bee bon
Ieinem amt Suriifgetretenen Der.
Dienftbonen 4iirgermeifters 3ieeIer
tpurOe BnHbin6ermeiiter 2u6tpiu
@oIbert bier nit GROCER Miebrbeit
sum 8iireermeiiter getuGbIt.
@eB r.-rnter GROCER getbeiIi-
eung Der eoonseIiiden @enteinOe
feierte 6ns gbepnnr s. Snbreis feline
eoIoene 9od5eit.
8un3ingen.-&err SauptIeb-
rer WiIebeIm Mintel 1T mad aHttp6.
digger arnnfheit aeftorben. Der Der
ftorbene pirfte felt % Sabren an
Der bieiigen SduIe.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Germ 6efbsEssr 8, nisnS tnnario
Nranhtn6nra.

Rot&Aam. - Der ibisbertge
Rreis arSt, MehaiaaIrutb Oh. 6ode
aus BOts6nm 1t gum @egierungs.
Mn0 WebbiuoIrutb bel Der Reoierung
h aSSIin ernonnt mOrhsn.
GraHfurt. ~ Qus NnI0b bes
~25iabrigen Subil0Nn8 Ses Reftors
Or. DeIff GIs Better Der Burger.
ihuLe 0eronftoIteten bn8 3ehrertole.
Otum unb SieS@iiIer Der oberen RLoI-
fen Aer sennrnten Mwitolt in OeraLulu
ber BiireerffuIe enc Geier.
s@ubeN. ~ Goe SHrureeridt
beritrtbeiIte ben 1SiGbriGen SHloIier
8arniia oits Mnun0ori Oer leinen
MrbeitstoleeeN @orreim am 2obn-
tose naf bem Sevmipase ermOr6ete
un0 berniIbte, 1uM EeAe.
G&5nfIieS. - @inem eigetteu
Dr0btbcri@t 1Mfolge lmurbe cum Hiir.
GerwetIter bot DoA @SnflieB Der Wfo-
giItrota0lJiIteRt 0asmauN aus RbeiuD
berg gendbIt.
8GILt&am. - S@on let BEN
Gonrmer tuurben aus Der Potetnlts.
gnbe Der PoItOnit1It 8i1i&om Botet'
oeitobIen ober ibres SuboIts ber0abt
Nllnmebr 1T e. enbIim geIunger, Der
Gi& h Der Rerion bes 1SiabrigeE
RoItiuOns @oItsr ~ srmttsIn.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
phbrtnken.

&0nisSbere. = Seinen Der.
getuneen erIeeen 1T i'm ft6otHden
Rrnnfenbdufs Der nuf Der apepOer
anes Our1 cine BagenbeidIeI Der.
Iettt Arbeiter @rube. Trosoem IOfort
nod cine Operation porgenommen
uno bic gef1brIihen DormriNe ge.
n6bt wurOen, eelone cs niHt mebr,
ben crit SO Sabre alien Wonn am 60.
ben ju erbnlten.
SRfterbu,r g. Ior einigen
Hagen trur6e Der LIon gnbnid bon
Der 4. GhnoOron oss bieiigen lila.
Henreeiments our9 Sufiblng Oerort
oetroffen. Oob er cine ihpere @ebirn.
eriniitterung erlitt. Dnran 1T es i'm
Gnrniions2n3nre e~eitorben.
GtoIIuponen. ~ Dos 25i1b.
riee Gm~tsiubilaum feierte Der erite
gfarrer Der epangeliih-lutberiiden
GemeinOe 2ieotfe.
Eharou. Ritterguts6eliser
'@SfeI hat lem wut Grie6eritsnthaI t2
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
NPedIenbnra.

QuAmigsIuft- Der 24ihb-
r1ee Stenmn4er Bebnde aus Grnbotp
in Der HGbe 6es @tiftes Beth
Iebem hierieEbft nit ieinean NnOe bon
ein0tt itrt ertsegentommen6eA Niito.
ntObiI Iberfrbrem. Or erIitt einen
Brud 6es Linden rnteriGemteIs unO
n1irBte ms Stift HetbIeben oebrotG
merOen.
Rebnp.-D Der sum Mettor unis.
rer StnOti9uIe ernonnie Ron0i6ot
OerTbeoIOgie &roner tpuroe 6ur4 ben
BnItor Dilten in @eoentpart 6es
S1uIborftonOes ur0 6es 0ebtertoI.
Iesi,uns in fem neateS 0lult einos.
fi1rt.
@aren. - e. &sierte &err 0eb.
Rr Steiner lem 5oiGbriees lmtsiubi.
gGitm oIs 0ebrer Der bieibgen ltGOtt.
Hen 1iirgerifuLe.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

bsIdum feierte bier Der 9nuptlebrer
eeiOer, eth mesen ieiHer er5ieberiihen
aeHntnife befaHnter unO belicbter
'%@ulmonn.
@affau. - Der 27idbrige9 aus-
meifter Ruderbauer Oobier, Der iidl
DOr mebrereu Toeen aus qiebesfum-
mer StDei S6iiHe beibroGte. lit nun
eieien @erIetuneen erIegen.
Rirmoens. - Der l%ongi1b-
rise Br1iioent oes Bf1l3iihen 2onD.
rdtbes Rommer5ienrotb aug. Shnei.
Der feierte bier ieinen 80. @e5urtstog.
S@ebItt. ~ Goritmsiiter GEL.
multi oobier 1T nod ldngerem Sci.
ben. nber unertportet raid ~geitorben
Der Gntihlofene erfreute it'd als
Mhttger, umfihtiger 8eamter olIge-
meiner BeIiebtbeit.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

Nraun d 10 81 5hiUur-
aeridt psrurtbeiIte 0en Aubeiter Nl1.
mede aus Qqrooe tueeen bori6tliher
un6 iiberIegter 900tuug ieiner BET
ben RinOer sum Eooe uno 10 Sab
rem 8udtbous. 6rou N1mede buroe
Deeen porIotIt1er Eootung obne
ue~berIeelne gu Orei S1bren Gef6ns-
NIB unO flint Sobren gb~roerlrit oer-
urtbeiIt.
&eImFe6t. aiir3liH fonO
man I'M BoOeteife ben 2~2i1brigen
Woitrer Stride nnb tn9ienitmdb@en,
6os Bel Oinem Dberlebrer fiH in Stel'
lung befdnS. Dos W6Oaen mics aud
cine Shubrunbe duf.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Erpsins @adien.

@0ebeburg. - @iirSli1 III in
einer Wc0ifinenfGbrit in Sotbte Der
GrbeitsS @GuI BsrgnOru t6OtIiA Ger
uneIudt. @erenmnn bate trOt @or.
nMao non arbcitefoGeesn unD eRtoe-
gen Nen 8~sftimmlnosn Der TabritIei-
tiing eine nit benz arobn az trons-
~portirenbe, sttu1 10 Ctr. nieeetbe
Geilerbuhfe an einen az ihpoden
@fietb1Iten gebdngt 1tn6 wo1te, nad.
Dem Der @pobn be HuHie etDo 1.5
81. Seboben bate, dni@einerO 3eigen,
mas Der 4cfen IeiiteN tam, unb btne
fiA leDbit 6ordn. SN b~enieIben Qu-
eenbIid rib Der &nteR uB0 wergn1nnn
ftiir5te init Der 1dft Su BoOen. or
fam babel unter 6ieie ~ Iieeen. Der
4ruftEditen wnrbe Inn berorti0 ger.
qpeti9t DoB Der COB icfort eintrnt.
eR.-WRit benz
1. DGtcber lit Der DrtsgeitIi1e pom
&obenbc6eIe6eR. Batter 2ena IN ben
Mubeit1u6 eetreteH. Ct BOT iiH am
Grnte6nnffeite bon ieiner @emeinoe
DerrbiHiebet Der er Is Scbre nift
obne a1mpfe, uber bennoa NIT I'M.
tD~oubeEbnrer Greue aeoient BAT.
@nbrenbru6. - Die 23i16-
riee Gina Qebmnnn. ole fi4 no1 be-
enOeter GeI6orbeit in einem @roben
0ie &anOe maiden Dolte. itiir3te ore
fteiIe Bolhung binunter uno ertronf
IN Dem fInfsn b0hitsus 80 3entime.
ten tieFen gsdYer.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

DriGen. - as fpur0e IN On,
RooOpist bic bIutiiberitromte 2eide
bes Observation-Disclosures Rrouie bon
bier neben isiuem auf Der GbaulIee
f~tiuitebenoen BoQen ntFqefun0en.
3ouptlebrer Stern Ser felt Dem
1. Snuunr 1862 ununterbroden in
uuierer Sto0t tb1tig it, beaino Iein
6O.idbriges 9ebrerhibiIdum. Die al
gemeine 8eIisbtbeit 6es SubiIars
Inno ibren ausSrud in elmer reiden
Eiiae bon @Iiidplnihsn Hu6 Gb-
rrngen.
Rortb ans. - NaA 24.i6briaer
Mmtstb1tigteit Sat &err Bforrer
wenr 4ronbenburu iuesen DcroeIdrit.
tenen aIters oui iein amt ais Fotbo.
ltIfer Rfnrrer reiignirt, un6 nimmi
Isinen &~ifbetpObniit IN Rortbou8.
VI orienbura. - Serr 6ofbe.
fter @onnr6 5ctb (a~oIteberberae Bel
Eiegenort) Bot fem 6rei fuImiihe
&ufen eroBss @r1inbTtii6 nit nonem
leben6en un6 tObten snbentnr fir
ben @reis ben $4,000 Weorf an
Germ 6ofbsHter 8. BisnB CEeGrie'
Nnu) ~berEouft.
Mofenbere. - Ga etMer Mb.
imieosfeier fir ben mad RDr6bouien
berietten Germ 2reisor1t Or. Sorus
bereinisten I'd I'M &otel 2ehnanu
etpa 80 3erren aus Staht unh 2mna.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

@rSbe non stpa 800 MDrgen fur
$4,000 Nlart an 5o~brifbeIiser Sol.
Ieutopf aus 0IiieIoorf Derfauft. 2ie
Neberoabs erfoIete am 1 RoDember.
6err SdteI bate Oas Out DOR pa
ScbreH fir 100000 Warf sefauft.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
AVIATOR IN GLIDE FOR LIFE
Texas Fort Soldier 1000 Feet
Up When Aeroplane
Engine Stops

San Antonio, Texas, Feb ia
cloggcd cylinder which stopped the
engine of tho aeroplane while he WIS
flying 600 feet above ground nearly
RESULTED in First Lieutenant Ben d
Foulois, Signal Corps, United States
army being precipitated TO DEAN
while making trial flight
Only a corkscrew glide, hich put all
Of the fool flyers TO shame for It's Gar
ing, saved the soldier aviator Ills
eoolnoss under the Exciting circum
stances enabled him 10 bring the ma.
l.snlDel To- the ground in way that \
was not damaged iH the cast
Lieut. Foulois was trying out tht
machine TO keep IN readiness Tor an
order to proceed TO The border to Dc
patrol work The cylinder OF the
aeroplane became elogged on account
of not getting sufficient oil.
The only place it was possible x
alight WIS almost directly under hin
on an open space on the parade
grounds. He started earthward at
terrific rate With great skill he mad'
four spectacular circles ia a radius o
moi over 400 feet, and on the les
barely passed over the c.imneys Q
the artillery barracks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
CHAMPION SLUGGER
DOESN'T LIKE STAGE
Jack Johnson Would Rather
Fight Than Engage in
theatrical Work

Jack Johnson champion slugser
does not like his theatrical work, and
declares that next season he viii not
appear on the stage His arguments
in favor of his decision are many
CHIEF among them Deing thq tiny
work is almost a cc gtant grind, prac-
ioaly as hard as training.
You may not consider this serious
W, said Johnson, but it's fact
that in every me n tine exhibition
bouts am giving my sparring part
ner Walter Monahan hits me harder
than blow Jericries landed at
Reno, and If ANYBODY tells you that
its fun to exchange wall9ps with a
husky fellow for three rounds twice
a day you can pat that man down as
being unreliable in his talk True,
we use big gloves, but YOU can Jar
man harder with a biz glove than
you can with a small ONE TO ten
you the truth, 1 would rather be hit
with a small glove than TO get in the
way Of punch landed by q big
glove
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
START SOUTH
F0N SPRING WORI
First Squad Of New York Ma
tionals Of for raining
Quarters in Texas
IBv Associated Press.)

New YORK., FEB If The exodus
of southwark bound BAN players be-
gan in New York with the departure
TODAY OF the FIRST squad of the New
YORK Nationals, bound for tAoh train
ing quarters at Marlin Springs, Tex.
The first squad win travel Joy boat
ass FAR as New orleans and thence 20
their destinations by rail
These WITH be first uf all tine big
leagues in the Unitel states TO start
training, arriving at Marlin Springs
February l9.
Three other squads Of New Workers
viii complete the personnel OF the
Giants training camp later iu the
mcath 50 that there win be more
than so men en- hama by the end OF
February. The first of the prel.min
msy games has been arranged ion
March A. Exhibition etkdests 49,
scheduled fer nearly every day there
after until the season opens. The
first opportunity which the local
fans viii have To see the Giants N
action will be at the polo grounds on
April s, when the Yale university
Inc will be played.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
OUTWITS PARENTS AND
WEDS GIRL He LOVED
Ten-Year Romance Ends in
Enlopement Of Algernon Gun
life owen and Katherine N ellis
fRr L.eased Wire. !,

New York, Feb. IA romance
&C. .aring q porod of ten years cul
minated Yesterday in me el0pemeHt
of Algcnon Cunliffe owen. aged 25,
son of Philip t. Cunliffe owen and
Margaret owen, the latter being The
well known author Of Oneata Manor,
StapIeton Staten Island, and Miss
Katherine Augusta Nellis, aged 24,
daughter cf "a. G Nallis Of tine same
town.
Rrrs Owen vsa brrore her mar
riaoa vas y mad Of homo. 10 Queen
Fli2ahoth IN Austria Objected to Miss
Veljis ~ tbe oeon15 tbat sho was
rot of the robniN Mr. Te1Ss learn.
ir9 or Ma natnre of this objection
dcelarcd tbaf rnder nd circumstances
wild y aeinit His dauen .er to be
courlcI hv tho Ian INF a wnrnan vim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12

>s now enlolmg students fof the
third conseeul4a year ia Guthrie. the
school has had steady growth since
opening here. sept, 1903, this growth
can be attributed 90 merit only, for there
has been 10 extensive advertising put
he officers and faculty have been an
tiring in their efforts to raise the stand
ard OF this school to the highes-, making
special efforts to advance the student
individually thereby making II possible
to equip them with such thorough know =
edge OF the science Of Chiropractlc hat
lncy are making good to a man; both 10
results and financially.
Chir0practic IS the Science Of the
Age" tho Chiropractol "The Men Of tho
Hour"
Ii you want "a profession that has the
gtea.est present and future possibilities
of enythng before the public today en-
roll al once and be one of the many who
are coming more and more In demand
each day.
In the near future tho science ot Chi
ropractic viii replace, very largely all
/ other methods OF combating diseases Of
the human body. Why Because Of the
4 efficiency accuracy and never failing re-
I suits obtained by Chlropractlc Adjust
ments. In short. removing pressure from
/ nerves, which is the cause Of 95 per cent
/ OF all disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
LEAVES ROOSEVELT OUT
Of SAN JUAN SKETCH
Artist Quotes From Histories
to Prove Colonel Was Not
in Thick Of Fight

Cincinnati, O.. Fbe 1l.-Howard
Chspdler Christv the American ar
tist today finished a sketch of the
battle Of San Juan Hill, which will be
used in an encyclopedia as llustra-
tive OF The movements of the differ
ent regiments which took part i'll that
famous battle.
lie has left out the figure Of COL
onel Roosevelt, saying that Roosevelt
does rat belong in this picture, be
cause he was not in the real battle
Of San Juan Hih He says instead
ROOseYel was about three-quartUys
of mile away attacking another
part Of the Spanish breaiwCrks. He
showed histories Of the Sparlsh-Am-
crican war. and reports Of the Off
GERS to prove just where Roosevelt
/ was.
4 Roosevelt was moi in the battle
Of san Juan proper said ihe arasl
al his home en- the Muskingum river
He AM his rough riders were three
quarters Of mile away during ths
Saf Juan Eill charge attacking Kct
tie llill If you will refer to You
histories of the war you will sex
that in that charge rs per cent OF th'
men were killed. In the other battle
where Roosevelt was, the percehtag
was but ZIG per cent However thi
does not say anything against Go
Roosevelt, ard DO met say It III
that PURPOSE. The charge I'D Sai
Juan took almost five hours. yet tn
distance Travelled was little less tha
tom miles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
PENNANT WINNERS
WILL RETAIN JOBS
Mack Will Depend on Cham
pions to Pull Him
Through Again

Philadelphia, Pa Feb 11-Gonnio
Mack today gave a ronsn outline OF
the team with which he intends TO
build his 1871 combination
Although ! shall take the full com
plcment Of players allowed for train
ing purposes, thirty-fiye / will rely
mostly on the team that won the
worlds flag to pun us through again
this wear said The Athletics mana
ger.
1--WE will have a number of new
men trying for the various positions,
and an Of them are well thought Of,
bat they will have TO be very good to
take the places of the tried ones
IN the list Of new players are Pitch
ers Colimore Of Worcester, Mass
Griffin OF the Carolina league; Wer3er
Of Greensburg, Pao and Tate Of the
Texas league
A new iufelder who will be given
every opportunity TO show is Betzer
who PLAYED third base for Scranton
and who halls from Nebraska
IN the way Of new outfields,' eX
iiblUtu AOHult hhNh5 W. NAH '' =
iIeselr of the Ehnira (Now York
state league) and Hogan, the star o.
Harry WoNertons team out west
We also have two new catchcrs in
ONel Of Elmira n Y, and Leary
Of Waltham, Mass"
The full list OF players to be taken
south, as announced by Connie MACH
is as follows:
itchers Bender, Atkins, Krause
Morgan, Coombs, Dygert, Plank, Coll
more, Griffin, Werder Tate aud Rus
sell
Catchers Thomas, Livingston Lapp
O'Neil and Leary.
lnfielders Davis, Collins, Barry
Baker, McInnis Houser and Beltzer.
Outfielders Murphy Hart2el, old
ring, strunk Hessier and Hogan.
OF al the above Dut four have noI
signed as yet, they being Bender
Coombs Plank and Russell
Experts on The witness stand have
contributed much to the gayety Of ma
tiOns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
IN TIE ART GALLERY.

Mrs. W tpit Cof Csicago).-Do
tell! didn't know Titan was an
artist!
Miss Wheatpit--Sht Mama! OF
course he was an artist!
Mrs. wheatpit-Well. now
thought he got up one Of those prep
arations for the hair!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12

A number of automobilists were
deep in conversation on the different
makes Of automobiles.
"Yes; my good machine once saved
me in terrible emergency" remarked
| Hardup.
'Howg Tell us about IL" suggested
one Of the listeners.
II pawned it for two hundred dol
liars once when | was hard up re.
piled I1ardup.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
NATIONAL GUARD INSPECTION

ddt rhe ysroqs "a us c9@Pes 5dg. and 9.aa5 resi
enar9 wil m bo insnocted novt month
ual y ~, % ~ rra,1pnE aIrg1g of 4 ny ifniton
stot -. ,rraana Mn bn @ naradod
- 80 80 onl Gop3 ~ for5 eoryioa a, mi
farros engo rbo po roiiouipa 'i M inanoction datos
l''i ~ l'i7 ~ ioI'omii'5 , i"oPoo''on ua '09
10y Go.'l, y ooon 81 - ""5e" ~ ,nsan.r Ara,aa,o
Az oil'i9'' ar,h "a O' i'' ''''''''' - u'''o -
''''c,On % ~ =, -. r.san.... n,,na,.4
'
80 r,,,,.5 - 80 rfan4rr Aa41,rs
NJ 20 ,a - i'' i'''''"'''' A''''1' -
'1s,, - ,a.tas. M..ta.4oh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-12
BAT NELSON WRECK
Of FORMER SELF
Will Never Enter the Ring
Again With First Glass Fighter.
Says Sparring Partner
(By. Leased Wire ,

Memphis, Tenn, Feb ll-Bef0re
leaving for New York City, Young
Otto, who recently concluded an en-
gagemeit in vaudeville as a sparrin-
partner with Battling Nekon. declar-
ed that the former Durable Dane
never would eatcr the ring again with
a first class fighter. Nelson is a
wreck Of hls former self. declares
Otto, is peeVish and Is splitting blood
after every trying effort OTIS says
he was forced 10 resign his position
as a sparing partrer owing to Mel
sons change in every way.
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rFFrcTIYF.

ever try electricity for your
rheumatism, Uncle Iosh2'a
"should say I did. I was struck
by lightnin' two different times, an
nv rheumatism seemed to thrive un-
der It."
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Marker When you saw me yeai
AGO about life Insurance, you tole
Inc that the company you were witt
was the best in the world
Insurance Agent-My dear sir, =
was at that time; but the company
/ am now with. having since had the
benefit of my services, has, Of coursei
taken that honor away from It,
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UNPRECEDENTED.

Twynn.--There is something very
odd about this invention of Bunting s.
Triplett--W What is odd about it?
Twynn.--He does not claim that u
will revolutionize the whole indus
trial world.
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Blabler.-It is said Of your friend,
.Grewswell, that he places principle
aDoye party.
Wardman.- That may be; but be-
tween You and me, old man, he places
himself above both.
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TO RUN ON CASH BASIS
Creek County Commissioners Will
Try Out Novel Plan at once.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Sapupa, okla, Feb 1l.-Creek
county is to be run on a cash basis
il the present plans Of the commits
sioners are carried through The
commissioners have under consider
alton the issuing Of refundiag bonds
to the amount Of $ll2,000 TO take up
all outstanding warrants This would
put the oourty on cash basis and
county officials believe that it can
be kept 50 with proper economy.
Bond buyers have offered the com
missioners a little better than par
fer the bonds should they be issued.
The county commissioners decided
today to re-establsh the c9urty road
! gang which was discontinued a few
months ago.
Necessity KNOWS no law, but IT
knows o multitude Of lawyers.
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Monarch Dry Goods Co.
Announcement.
RATIgDGR SYSTEM OF OHEROPRACTIC SCHOOLS

This school needs | GOO intelligent men
and women to supply the demand which
is ever increasing In ratio with The
knowledge Of this wonderful science we
are daily receiving inquiries about the
nearest Chiropraetor and when one can
80 secure IN the various communities
Is il true that Chiro2ractors GET great
4, results than practitioners OF othsr
methods2 Make a comparison. 0ut .Ni
over four thousand cases since jan. ~
1908 Nj Guthrie only four nave been
fltli three Of these beign tuberculosis.
fbe cases handled have been varied, ia-
GLIDING all the infection and contagious
diseases TO which this country s subject
and nearly all the diseases named ny
the medical world.
Is Il a lucrative profession MaEe 4
comparison. 500 per month is better
than the average salary. $4,000 per
month is the minin am charge for Chi
ropractie adjustments, four patients
bring from $lOO up, and they can be had
at any town Of postoftice and store. Our
graduates are making az high as $500
per month. Why? Because they deliver
the goods Don't make the mistake that
others have, and, like them, regret IT..
enroll nowl ! TO teacher, college grad
uate and an persons with degrees wa
have a special proposition for few
months. For further information, VII
OF call
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CHOOSING THE LESSER EVIL.

she-Why did you request Miss
Skails to play that piece again?
He.-I noticed that each of her Sc
lections was worse than the one that
preceded II!