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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18

foriifring for ca. 5000 SIR. @ieren
Iioer ct betpoeliet Cab, on ban bab-
oe for Iaot foriifret.
-anfnnoborg, 90. Morts. 5
6ormioHags oeo @lIeoetioen opitoo
ser Sl6Ies / 2sitpeoenar6en ueo
4olunoborg. Der eies al @nfefrl
9nn9e % er bortforpaetet til Som
oi0ot 2nnge. al. liz too Stab.
b%nqninaen % 9aOebpgningen / lns
olie. o9 Der par lloiigt til, at 81.
Sen oiloe breoe iia til gqoroens
6nriae 2pn9er.
Com / 5ninrieiag. 9e6 aarbus
9ptina er Heoaftererne 9. 8. 1ieI-
len, rSgIfonospoIten", og Selling
RieIien.. naarbus StiftstiSenoe",
iosmt er 9soe paa 200 SIR. boer
for forn9rmeIige ll6Io6eIier | 6e to
9Gaoe moo 6ormnnoen for Ior6us
2i9ninqsfommisiion. 6orretnings.
f6rer Mn6erien, nn9onenoe Sfotte.
li9ninaen / gorbus I 5ornoret
1909. Soaens Omfoitninaer pno.
Ioeoes Be TO BLADE, ser Sesu6en
uore0er / Sorpr so ar. til Mn.
o%eriens Sngfsrer.
6uis or 9ensene? @erIeo gnsIeb
So9nerno0 boIot forleOen auftion
oper 0sOsboet efter en- elore Some.
geO Iliftiouen oner 9sssret fsbte
Ell Wano noget gommelt Ssi for
80 9; men 90 ban fom biem og fiji
Sagerne unoerisat, fon0t ban 30
SIR. ! cit al 2ommerne. Nnnoen
oenOte iislge oRano. 9agbI." Itrnfs
tilba9e neo Pen9ene og bil0e babe
at nioe, ON De oor bans eIer Som.
munens; men Sogneraa0ct fun0e
life / giebIiffet iige BAN geifeb.
Gn raft life Yiee. Zen t3aoriae
Caroline, Cater Of ge0er SIR.
Rielien Sebp. Dor ifsIgs ySern.
5olfebl.' al 9oIitifasien facet no.
betalt eli geIsnnine pao 20 SIR.
for 6enoes raife aOfpro UNDER
9ranoen poa 6enoes 6ooers Glen
Dom Den l. Nooember / 6ior, Ga
bun bar nlene biemme meS ffne
imoa Ssifen0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18
: Sem Ssoipur.
asnfirmatiomsfprt.

gi bnr / aar ct fort nopoIs al
onnite a-oufirmotionstort til 3, 10
og Is Cts. Stnttet, e0er per 9uiin
asiorteret 30 Gts. 500 os $3.50.
aigeleoes enfelte til 20 % 20 Cts.
StDftet.
Gf enselife Gonfirmationstort ba,
nes | aor to iproeles fin. og imae.
fuIoe aort b9ftet meo Silteboano
til benbolospis 10 oa % Cts. Stpf.
Get.
Tan. 2utb. BubI. Soue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18
Sanif @isiiOns.s ansbes.
&e6ninee og SsrneIs-
Wtsiionen.

Seoninge og SsraeIs.
Wisionen.
Snmlet at vaomiteen for be al.
minoeIige Doremisiionsmsoer", Jon
beitnnr of Bait. ". 8uid, 8iifop
aocf, Bait. z. 9sgitrup, Or. teoI. 3.
Maoien, @rosierer Sobs. Shrsoer.
Baitor Bib. Ssrenien og Sic. teoI.
CORN. ltbsipet al Oct oanife Nis.
iionsieIifnb".
8ogen in6eboloer 1853 RisiionS.
ianse aIfabetiif or6neoe | to afbe.
finger:
/. Se6ningemisfion.
2. SsroeIsmisiion.
2igeleoeS biitoriife Splpsninger
ON Saneenes Oprinoelie ole.
Erpft paa goot papir. Weget
Ifrrft Omilag. gris Is Gts.
paa portier sioes Rabat.
Can. 2utb. pubI. Soue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18

Ssorpiloeoe mae @iaer

Sorniloeoe unge Eieer. gtange
6roerier o. 9eoragerier. 9olitiet
j SiIfeborg bar / ben iioite Sio op-
ret optaeet al OpfIaringen at en- ret
amfottenoe 6g0eriiag. buori 4 unge
Si9er er ibldnOet.
BE flggteoe 6aiteInonsmanoag ira
ct Bieebiem I N9rbeoen al 4apbus
% iatte Rurien 40 Silfeborg til
De ire Of Dem tog PIaOs paa Som
mihaus 6a6rif, Ben fierOe bar for
lille til at paatage fig oct a%rbeioe;
burr leoeoe at. buaO De ANDRE tieute,
og forisgte at iuppIete Sn0fomiter-
ne oeo at ropie. .lloen 5eI0 for=
fsete bun I ct Bar @uloimeoebutit-
fer at tiloetoe Jig en- Del Smpffer,
men eft treble Steo lpffeoes oct ben.
De II foa ~iltffet en- life Ring til
fig.
Ge tire 2lr~beioerifer biemiegte /
5eIge Silt. 9p." f%orifeaiee No
anfafturbutitter og refoirereoegorer,
Der iful0e ieuoes efter ~iorifeaige
aoresier = IL 6olf, iom imiOIer-
ito fife efiiItereoe; De garer, Der
fife benntte0es. iful0e 6lipe iet0t
tilbage. Gamerne bnpoe pan oeune
Shade faaet a~f0iperet Jig til SUD-
fommenbeo, men ale 5%erlig6eoerne
er MI ber61et Dem.
Otter ar 81 FOR no9en 8io Iioen
er bleoen arresiteret, bar De eiter-
boanoen gioet Oplpsning ON, buor
ale be foriteaige S~gpefoiter befanOt
FIG. 3e oenfsr MI poa OereS Com.
missioner 8. G6r. Sdjmibt SsO.
8nns @briitinn Sdmiot, en- fer
8rooer, Der bdpoe Ell gennefreOs /
Dnnmarf. itri1er yar. Gs6l. bar
fsot al troenoe 6orplore i Stems
borg. timber Sen gamle Misiio-
nrr @rsnuing / SsnoerjpllanO bleD
San uOodnaet til Nisiionarsger-
ningen, % 1870 orog ban til Sn-
oien FOR. at fortiette @rsnnings6
@prning I HaOiumun0rp.
3 40 Nar bar bon trofoit og til
msgen 8eliignelie peO Sfole- Og
ErRitegerning neolaet ct fort ar.
5eISe blonbt 6inoufolfet. o9 ct Bar
elauge bar San faoet 6io til at BE-
fsqe 9anmarf o. oeo Ms0er at for-
ipae ON i'm 9irfiombeo
San ar6eiSe0e UNDER ct ameri-
fanif SelIfa6 (8eneral Council,
aer p~aaIfeaneoe bans 0irfiombeo
on gap BAN goftortit(en for nogle
Mar ffoen.
Zen 6. 0larts 5. q. iop ban Der,
! III Stem paa acknowledgements |
6nOmoien. efterlaoenoe lin Suitru
e 9Iashoil % en- gift Cater.
&c Ipnocrjpoife 5Orcninaer. aol.
6org. 1. April. De isnoeripoite
5oreningers aarsmpbe pill bIioe al.
6uI0t aal5org Ben 20. og %. Snli.
Iii Stppnet oil blioe fnpttet ct tort
ReOe for SSnoeripOer. 6~igsoagS-
mou0. Geoaftor Sansien-Gsrre.
msne og gaitor Sbomasien ira
6oriens oiI tale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18
Miffeliens. @fspeeition. Qomit

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Homlteen
FOR Omar Miffeliens @fspeOition
til @rgnIanos R%orosItfpIt bar al.
~iluttet aontraft meo ct norif Gbe.
oeri, ser ien6er Sfibe poa 5oneit
pad 2itfpiten al GREENLAND, ON at
efterie9e Wiffelien og bans 2e0.
lager Maifiniit SDerlen poa Sban.
non Zen, boor Ser er bogeet ct
6us og 0eponeret 5orrano al en-.
6per Slags for ct Gar.
InOeliae SorGlore. Ooenie, T..
april. 56D. Boliti6etient, Neierne.
poit6no Matbieien er PED Ooenle
as6Itaos G%fstraret iosmt ! @ange
) Cages 59ngiel paa 8ano %
greo for at bobe forleoet line Barn
til IDperier. Sans 9uitrn 6leo for
iamme 6orieelie iosmt ? @ange 5
Cages 6GngieI pna gono oe grso,
oa en- Sen i0gmtes so Cages 5png-
iel. 9ggteparrets 1 andre 9ern
er bfeoen anbragte paa Rleiebjent
~ ~
Srnfnct. Rer6, 1. april. Stpr.
mano aruie ieile6e / 3oraes innr-
men mes i'm grooer @eorg no ira
Snogebqf ior at rSgte Sorife-
froae. llO for Saunen fpntre6e
9naoen, og Stprmano arnie oruf-
neoe, meoens 9rooeren reobeoes |
meqet forfommen Silitnno al gaa.
Sc ira oano. Stbrmano aruie ef-
terlaoer Jig Sritru og TO Bern.
,0atiomaltiocnoe". uogioeren at
.Iatt." Sr. g. 5erilep, meooeler
L gla0et, at Sfoleinipefter @ig-
gers al Selbreosbenipn er ~fratraaot
i'm 8eo1ftsrItilling oeo 8laoet; bog
oil ban oeoblipe at reoigere glnoetS
SsnOagstill9g.
Samtioig inotra0er Ooerrets-
iagfsrer Oscar Gnlfo | 9laoets 8e-
oaftion JONI oninarlig 8eoaftsr.
Sr. Galbo, Der er "A Nar gly
toa iurioiif gmbeosefsamen ! 1889
og rejite ifslge vBol." ct ssar Aar
efter til argentina, bDor ban fsrlt
6qbOe aniattelie | en- flor Sob
manosforretning og ienere bleo
Northumberland. Jsrit for Ct
aars Bio iioen panote ban tilbdge
til Innmarf.
gT
Gn Salt SOfrone. Da Sitsmano
Gbriiten Mortenien al 5illerip
Marf forIeoen ifuloe betale nogei
Il aiprbel aro, opoaseoe man. al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18
&c ~ipnoerjpOife SOreninacr. anI-
StOrt SnucltaOcri / aarbms.

sos @uIoimeo u. Rusmusien.
S~suoergaoe. aar6ns, 6Ieo Der Gat-
ten til osroag Sen 1. os. 6egaaet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18
80 gOoe 8oger
til meset billise Yriier.
Sreoens @ei.

On aargang 8rpoifener ooer
frie Sefiter, u0gipet unoer ReO-
ufrfuiug al uoroiiespieife Breiter
al X. 9abHien, 8isiionsimipefter
Erof. graefer, teol. 29rer, og SIR.
SEMEN, Brett / sgreflum, Roroiles.
pig. 707 Si0er. Snobnnoen i
Tort presiet Sbirting meS Cub
trpf $50.
s Sem Ssoipor.
@t SUBS Oro til bDer Dag. no.
lagt ar Hor0ilesoigIts 9rriter. Ito.
ainet oeo Garl Natt6ieien, Soane.
pruit { asoOtug, og @6riitinn Better.
len, Soguepreit / Sfooborg. 402
SiOer / mutt u0itgret iOrt BIND
meo ~ecce Son1o" 9illeoet oa 9itel
/ @lrIo. 1925.
San snt6- enbL Sou c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18

uOen for msrft al 500. 8eo nsiere
efteripn piite oct Jig ifelge uGibe
Stiftit.", at Eengeitpffet par ialif
og formooentlig lnpet al 81 glan-
Ding al 9lp % Tin. Oct par prGget
1876 % / eprigt go0t efterIignet.
Den nSe Str%affeanitalt. gfpbor9
eler Ooenie2 9p5org, 25. Worts.
Meo Soget al. II onfom BERTH
6oIfetingets llonoI9 nn9aaenoe Op.
isreIien al en- StraffeanitaIt neo
9p6org tilIiaemeo Suititsminiiteren,
5eneieIoireftsr 6usiing og arfi.
tefterne GIauien og Rpborg SOM
mime uopeaeoe Ierren for en-
StraffeanItaIt os toe 0erpoa meo
Soaet al. 1874 til Ooenie.
Obenie, %. Marts. al. t.t5 i
gftermiooog anfom BERTH s Reo.
lemmer Of 5olfetingets 5anoieIs-
uooolg, 6an9ieIsoireftar 5usiing
og arfitefterne glauien og Npbsue.
Sra 9aneganrOen fsrtes til Rptter-
fasiernen, 6uor 9pronoets llobaIe
meS gorgmeiteren / Spioien inmt
Staosineenibren og 9pgningsin-
ipeftsren par til Steoe for at MOB
toge Dem. 1nn gennemgif Rptter.
fa5iernes 9pgnineer, % 5Gn9iels.
oirefter 5usiine eior6e Geoe for,
hporle0es ma boooe t9nft iig Sno-
retninoen al 5en9sIet.
Zen islanSife Ssiifole. Iltin9ets
neOerite Afoeline bar oeotoget at
beoilge 9enge til oen islnnoifeSsi-
ifoIe oIIereoe pna Bette 5inansanr.
Oct er Meninaen. at Seiifolen ifal
aobnes oeo SSon Siaur6ions Set.
Iiq6eoerne Sen II. sunni 3. u Sore.
lsbig blioer aItingsbpgningen rine.
Iiepis ogioa ben1ttet iom SsiffoIe-
bngning.
9eSsfalo. G1efen for dolonial.
fontoret. aammeriunfer Gage So
Iina er afqaaet peo 9s0en eiter
langere Ii0s Soagelig6eo, 40 aar
gammel.
5~ournaliit oeo ugerIinaife
5ioen6e" Sugo 2nntofu er Rntten
til 80. Marts osb of arpft I Sal
len, 80 Mar al. 6or nogen 8io II.
Ben ieireSe 9antop % aars Suit.
leiim lem Meoar6eioer oeo ogerI.
1io.~
Suititsraa6 9. 6riis / Oro-
rup er Sen 30. Mnrts aigaaet oeo
2soen, ca. 20 aor gammel. Zen
1aooe foretoget forifellige
/ Ruslano for at frenmeGfs-
porten al oonif appg til 4uslon0
% par @enernliefretGr for 9nnos-
uoitillingen / Anr6ns. San BAR
aiooer al Chg. og oeforeret meO
Sen rusiiife ct. 4nnas0roen %
ct. Stnnislaus4 Or0enen.
~ Zen befenote anmIe golitifer,
Ouerretsprofurator 2etb er iamme
Gag 900 I lit Stem paa @eiterbro,
a~sben6apn, Sc Mar 81.
Store eesatrr. Soriens, 20. Marts
1Srf. 9irgitte Marie aragb al Sor-
lens, Der forIeoen osoe poa Sfoos-
borg Sanatorium, bar teitamente-
ret belle i'm 5ormue, co. 100000
ar, til 9egnter og pelgereHoe Stif.
teller | Soriens.
arogafitcmnins. Belle, 29.Narts.
9eo afitemningen / @aar / Seoen-
ite6- Cabin aommune angoaenoe ge.
til Gonitantio Gro itemte
PA at $50 itemme6erettigeoe. af
oe 274 nar 80 5o og 1853 Rej, og
arobeoilIinepn bliper oerefter meg
tet.
6n Gmisrant nbplgnorct. g.
L. % AHA IL I'LL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18

On Salt SofrOne. Ia Sismano
Gbriiten Mortenien at 5illeriip
Marf forIeoen ifuloe betale nogei
/ aiarbpl arO, ~opoaseoe man, al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-18

VrHHue. HIUef 20. VturIH. IS
6ormioooos ppo Sitioen neobrRno-
tie Sens 8. Seniens @ooro / Utter
|geoite6 fuloitpnoig. Der inbe-
brpnote iflg. nRibe StifHt." 3
areotur og 5 Spin. Den sprige
gcietning reooeoes. Sloen menes
at biorsre ira en- lltptbeo / 30
%aeroonen, geiGtning, Snobo og
Heoifaber par foriifre6e | Can.
mari" for 7400 ar. og gpsnineer.
ne | onnobpgningernes aim. granb.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
4 TR|Al WILL CONVINCE ANY,
0hE--1AE GREAT KIDNEY REM
coy RtvtR DISAPPOIhTS

A few years ago, was troubled
with complication OF Fdney alsl
stomach ailments ana alth0nghgl ta%
two or three different doctors! tlwts
unable to obtain cure. Having
heard great deal about swamp
Root, / declared TO give il a tlial
and purchased onedollar bottle OF
AIR Alexander. the druggist. From
the beginning could notice "A change
for the better and after taking eight
bottles of your medicine. | felt entire
ly cured and have not had any trou'
BILE since.
Had began using swamp Root
sooner. | would have been few
hundred dollars to the good and say.
ed myself lot OF suffering.
You may use my testimonial any
time you wish Yours very truly,
CHARLES f.. HARRIS.
100 Sixth st. Marion, Iowa.
! certify that Charles +. Harris
signed the above testimonial IN my
presence. being first duly sworn TO
The truth hereof, this 18th day Of
July, 1909.
d. X. KINLEY, j. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
HOPE. FOR
A JURY BY
CHRISTMAS

tBy Associated Press.l

Los Angeles. Nov. 9-Three sworn
jurors and talesman passed for
cause was the showing in the McNd.
mara murder trial Wednesday night
at the end of five weeks OF the court.
Another talcsman had been accepted
by the defense as to cause and couu-
sci began hoping for full jury box
by Christmas To try James b McNa-
mara for the alleged murder OF Char
les J Haggarty. machinist killed in
the Los Angeles Times explosion a
year ago.
Another venire OF forty men mas
been summoned, making $50 men tlus
far drawn The men in the court
loom include;
f. +. Balm, carpenter
+. u. Green. orange grower.
Byron Lisk, mill man. all sworn
jurors
b. C. Kenyon. interested in invest
ments, accepted as to cause by both
sides.
]. b Sexton. accepted as to cause
by the defense.
OF five talesmen accepted by both
sides, when court openei, two we're
excused with consent OF counsel. wal
ter n. Clark because of his physical
Byron Lick now juror
sougnt release because he has trou'
BILE with his eyes but was retained
Kenyon said he was a paymaster dur
ing the Spanish-American war ana
once his commanding officer was
General II. G. Otis, proprietor Of the
Times He asserted that he had no
prejudice against labor unions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
WOMEN PICK U. 5. FLOWER

The National Federation OF Wom-
ems clubs has decided that the Unit
ed states mas gone too long without
a national flower. so club women IN
all parts OF the country have been
asked to indorse the movement and
sign petition asking congress TO
pass an act making the mountain
laurel the national flower
When the movement has been ih-
dorsed by all the womens cluDs the
federation will appoint a committee
to present the petition to congress
and work for the passage of the act
The mountain laurel is a small now
er containing the red and whlse coiors
of the United States and unfolds IN an
almost perfect star. 1t can he grown
in all the states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
She Rent the building.


Mr. and Mrs. Aschenbrenner were
touring Europe and had just arrived
a. Pisa Mrs Aschenrenner was sll
excited upon reaching the leaning
tower of Pisa. and eagerly patterea
i'm the spiral stairway. leaving her
husband lanquidly awaiting her re-
turn.
AS she weighed shade over the
300 mark her husband always dug
Mn an excuse when it came to accom-
panving her on any attitudes above
easy falling distance
He was just pondering on the beau
tiful flow of unintelligible language
used by their guide when from the
top-most rampant came the "Hi-lee.
Hi-lo" thrill OF his wife. who was
leaning for out and waving a scarf
Mr.. Aschenbrenner obligingly look
ed IN. and then came to life with an
anguished rear.
Gretchen. for your life get back.
You're bendin' the building Harp
er's Weekly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09


on d recent voyage Chlef engineer
Galloway OF the ocean liner Lapland
was showing Texan oyer the snip.
They got to talking and GALLOWAY said
il seemed pity that American mil
iionaires were bringing so many
European art treasurers to this e0un
try nowadays
ITS hardly right he argued "tdat
men who just happen TO have the
money should be able to take Rem
brandts and Van Dycks from coun
tries that have had them for genera
tions
That's SO" agreed the Texan
Those ,ellows Just 40 over to Europe
and buy EN- ~, don't they Why.
say. Galloway. not one in tenn ever
read EN- Philadelphia Saturday
Evening Post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
rhere Were Dreams to Sell.

W there were dreams to sell,
% / not Anow full we'll
What would buy?
Hopes dear delusive spell
It's happy tale to tell
joys tleeting sigh.
| would be Young again
Youths maddening bliss and bane
y would recapture--.
Though IT we're kesn with pain,
All else seems Woodland vain
To that fine rapture.
would be glad once more
Slip through an open door
Into Life's glory
Keep what was spent of yore,
Find what | lost before
Hear an old story.
AS it OF old befell,
breaking Deaths frozen spell
Love should draw night
If there we're dreams to sell,
Do not know too we'll
What | would buy?
-Beddoes.
Peter Sorenson. of Oklahoma City,
spent yesterday in Guthrie with his
trends.
Mesdames Knox and Reed of Coyle
spent yesterday in Guthrie ON a shop.
ping expedition.
Mrs. +. o. Lutz gives seven o.
clock einner this evening at her home
"a East Cleveland avenue,
Mrs. Maud Stewart of St Louis,
who has been the guest of Miss Mona
Greer. has returned to her home
Henry Asp who is i'll at the sani-
tariuni in Muskogee, from a serious
operation, is reported better today.
The Ladies Aid society of the Chris
tian hurch will give cooked foou
and apron sale Saturday at Cramer's
drug store.
Mrs. William Patterson gives a one
o'clock luncheon Frisay compliment.
airy to her sister, Mrs. Ashe, who is
visiting here. from Iowa.
Miss Wellman, the former book.
keeper OF r. o. Lutz, is visiting her
friends In this city,, She is now re-
siding at Newkirk, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler. of Ell.
wood. Indiana. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Robillard. sic North Vine.
Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Robillard are
sisters
Miss Hayden Palmer of I'll Reno. re-
turned to home yesterday, after she
had spent several days in Guthrie. the
guest OF her cousins. Miss Mary gill
Garrett. and Mrs James r. McCray.
sfrs Ida Dupp entertained in honor
CT little Haskell Smith OF Edmond
yesterday Ten little guests we're
present, and many games~were play
ed during the afternoon. When the
little felix's grew weary Q. the games
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09

| sleep restfuIly, and
can eat like a horse. In
fact, Cardui has put new
lie and soul into my body"
Thousands of enthusi-
astic ladies have written
to tell Of the help that
Ca.dui has been to them.
Do you suffer from woman-
ly troubles? Be convinced
by what others say, and
at least give Cardui a
fair trial. 1t may be just
the thing for you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
Baked at Cold Steel.

q wouldn't let a doctor cut my IoUt
off" said II. d. Ely, Bantam, Ohio, al
though a horrible ulcer had been the
plague of my life for four years. IN
stead | used Bucklen's Arnica SalVe,
and my foot was soon completely cur
ed" Heals Burns, Boils, Sores, Brus-
es, Eczema. Pimples, Corns Surest
Pile cure. 25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
Mrs, Whiteleys Party.

Mrs T. G. Whiteley entertained in
honor of her son, Joe, last evening
at her home on East Cleveland avs
enue. Misses Bess Whteley and III
eanor Post assisted during the even
ing. The home was prettily decorat-
ed in pink and white. Carnations be-
ing used in profusion. Old fashioned
games were played by the soung peo-
pie, causing much merriment,
"a two course luncheon was served.
The guests were Misses Eva Barn
hart. Sara Joe Pickering, Lavon Nc
Kean. IRA Scrutchfield, Mamie Cont
way, Julia Laughlin. Jana b. Hous-
er Frances Cook Babe Hawkins,
Messrs Homer McDaniels, Edwin and
Herbert Pentecost. Leslie and Emeral
Brown. Cleo Brisendine Harry Rine-
hart. James Walker and Glen Doug
lass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
Letter to
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Binqhamton. N. v.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
INJURY To
PROMINENT
CLUbWOMAN
MI,S Annie O'EeiI|, paTllamen-
idIin, Attending State Meeting,
Falls Into Basement

Special to the Daily Leader
Chick8 sha, Okla. --Cv - Miss An
aic Wade O'Neil. parliamentariau ol
,he state federa4Jr. was Inquired
Wednesday evening When she Tell
down a llight 4 stairs into the base
neut of the Methodist church
In addition to revising the consti-
ution today delegates Will pc chJs-
en- to the san Francisco biennial
Three hundred persons We're pres
mt at the general session OF the ON
Iahoma Federation OF WOmen's clubs
held in the Methodist cnurch here
Wednesday, Airs, y. a McDougaL
presiding
Mrs G. A. Brow. of Mangum was
4waided the literary prize offered
or the best short Story poem Her
contribution was poem entitled
Those Oklahoma WinGs, Mrs T1m
Iope ol Ada presented the prize.
Mrs, John Threadsill OF Oklahoma
'ity made the principal address cf
eli morning session Mrs C n,
ume of Anadarku and AIRS J f..
White Of Oklahoma city also mate
alks. Mrs. A. ", Tucker Of Pe,ry
ED reports in her capacity as chair
ran ( tae civic committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-09
SWEET GIRL
Of SIXTEEN
) IS OBSOLETE
A PaInted-FaCe, FaIsG-CuIIsd
Freak Has te)lacsd
Her
specla. to Daily Leader.

sew York. Nov. a.-The young girl
OF { to l6 is obsolete in New York
one may search tie streets from the
Battery to the subWays end with nj
meeting one bona fide specimen OF
the cld-tashiolned school girl with a
braid reaching to her waist ard with
skirts to her shoe tops and without
pufts rats pompadours, false carlS
hobble skirts or French neefs.
Between the endeavcrs of our ma
irons to look like school children
and what sight they are WIN
their tight, abbreviated skirts anu
the efforts OF the school girls 10 dress
like matrons. the freshes' and mOst
charming type of femininity has dis
appeared from New York lite.
5o~ies cramped in Tight Dresses.
We see little girls sf I and Il o.
their way to school, thousands q
them every morning. aud a sweet and
suddenly they disappear and some
thing new and strange. that is nos
quite woman tough it carries all
the paraphernalia Of mature woman
hood. vel is he longer little girl, ap
pears hobbled pcmp3dOured and pic
ture hated and ready fCr conquest
There are girls of Is and IL in
New York City who rouge their face
quite as often and as much as a
matter Of course as they wash them
And they are girls living in good
homes and supposedly surrounded by
good Influences They hahble their
undevelCped or unchiseled bodies in
tight skirts that make them into un
conscious caricatures Cl mcue they
seek to follow, and cffer to the jeer-
ing passerby the most daring reVeI-
att MS Of their flat little chests.
t'nconsciCusly. and with the most
pathetic innocence. they emulate in
hair and clothes and carriage type
OF woman Of whose existence many OF
them are quite unaware. And they
are not in the least to blame Girls
OF f. and 6 dress as their mothers
permit them to.
why do New York women allow
tneir young daughters to dress like,
the worst type of chorus girl was
asked Mrs. Annie nathan Meyer,
founder Of Barnard college
Mothers Will Have
Much to Answer For.
There's no doubt that many Of our
little girls under II 81 about with
their faces powdered and rouged,
with false hair and pitiful tight
skirts said Mrs Meyer and the
Of such girls have much TO
answer for
Put the Truth is. they don't d9re
suppress the powder puff and the
rouge pot in the case Of their own
for fear the poor little
things will miss trick in he marri-
age game and other girls with less
fastidious mothers will win possible
husbands away rom them.
But this doesn't seem to be the
whole stcry A great many mothers
10 not train their daughters to the
husband hunt. For marriage is not
he good, solid investment that ii us
ID to be. Divorce has become too
easy to make a wedding seem like a
paying life investment And marri-
ige. however, is about the only pro