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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
Or. Morten Suther
nosle @ibnssbgrS 90 SSaaafeerr.
af 3. 9. Biz.
NOrtIat.l

(Jortiat)
Wen netop al ben @runo maa ben, JON oil boIoe
fo5t pe0 Cubs Orb og 2utbers 9Gre, ogiaa boIoe fat
pe0 5orr1len, l~lotrpffet interchangeable al Sroen, foroi
eoaeu, bet Der oreier is ON, er os al iaa itr 9etpo-
nina. at port 9p for Eo % Gpigbeo ~afbnneer al ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
I. .. efrefsruo.
Gar. 9sbI.")

gaoet bort.
5 SenOags Mites er Santbalmis-
iionpr 5freisruoS Ion9e Spa.
Dom enot men 0eOen.
San er en- uf De MenO. Der bar
foitet iterit @lons ooer Roroens
! Rptio.
Set pil ogina Wooitdnoerne al
! 4riitenoommen inoremme.
Men isrit og iioit oil SfrefsrnoS
0apn itraoIe iom en- al De fnnf-
leloe Stierner paa SUBS Hi9es
SimmeI. On bom pil Oroet g9loe:
/ Sc, JON isrte De mango til BET
iprOigbeo, oil i%traale iom Stierner.
ne eoinoeIig og nItio."
Set er en- itor gioenifabsmonO
% energiif 6oreenngSmano paa
Sprogoioenifabens Omraaoe, Der M
bar luffet line Zine, men fremfor
alt en- itor 8errens 8iener, Der en-
lang A~rbeiosoag i9ennem bar baa-
ret gproen og Se0en.
San Dor en- gnip9noernotur =
iom 9iuingitone por oct ban frn-
oe iIaa bnar0e SIng - ban funoe
ogiaa lao fell / Slo9et, iom BON
i i'm 8io iIog fell berbiemme / Sri
mureriets Sag - men ban funoe
bsie ia til SomorbeiOe aennem
gorene meo i'm 5nGe 9srreen,
% iiploen bar pei @erren %u0ienot
ct gor 0iiciple / lin @erning, Der
/ iterre @ni9beo bar funnel tage
bans arbeioe op og bar opret bans
Iaon til iterre sore.
g0oar ieg Osr.~ ifreo Sfrefs-
rno / 1888, ooiI SnntbaIerne grpoe
meget; nnar 6ru 9srreien osr, bill
sc grpoe me9et; men nnar 9erre-
len oer, oil Ser fife pnre Gnoe poa
Sorgen, tbi ioa miiter ct belt 5olf
i'm 5aoer."
8oa 0en Nna0e funoe Sfrefs.
ruo title Jig paa BEN anOen PIoos.
SUBS 0aa0e imoo BAN bleu life
forgppes.
8i ifnl eiter bans egen 5ortpI-
ling gipe nogIe 8ref al Oenne mer-
feIige 0ianos 2iosbiitorie inotiI ben
Stun6, 6n ban oe 9erreien / Rai
1867 itoo og iaa no ooer Santbal-
lanoets Gale % gierge og Iiae,
iom 6srte Rpien ira SimmeIen
Io6e til iig: Sc, oette 9ano oil ie9
lgi0e Oig!"
Boa oct SteO, buorfra De TO Den
Sang iao no ouer SnntbnIiitan,
breo @run6itenen / September 1867
Ingt til Risiionsitationen Gbene-
5er
Set er Der, Sfrefsruo M 10
Qar eiter bar oroaer iii iioite Emf.
6iitorien ON, bporleoes Sits.
man6sorengen ira @uobran0sonlen
bleo ben Deroensberemte Misiion9r
er iom ct .@oentpr.
Noar man fra 9iaebommer gaar
op langs Wesnaeloen fommer man
til en- Susmnn6sploos, iom Noro-
mPn6ene peger paa meo StoIt
beo.
Eli bette ete0 er Cars OIien
Sfresru0s 9apn fnpttet. ser
fsOtes ban 4. 6ebruor 1910, og
FER agtes MI in0rettet ct Sfreisrilo.
Wuierm.
5ottige bar 6e aoar, boorunoer
Qrengen Dofie0e op, men Nooeren
uar en- aoin0e, Der fen0te @nO, og
BAD meget ior line gsrn. Sfrefs-
ru0 er JONI ioo mango andre Stor-
meno / SUBS lige ct 9gnnens
Barn.
Get bite Jig mart, at Cars baD-
De fore goner, men in9en aneoe,
/ boa0 ]ietning Oisie Uil6e 9oa.
vi Iaoer 6am ielp fortaae ON
i'm garnoom og uneoom;
SEQ 9-a(nrs 9loeren Tom ban Ell
9lften til en- .,Opbpggelie", iom 6Geo
bol0t al en- al De baugianite 2eB
pr9oifanter. 9enne tolte in0erlig
ON Seins. Ears fGIte, ban Oil6e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
bom meeet ON at boIoe iig til Ser

Men ban blep mere oe mere let
iinoie. San lnrte at ipn9e meo De
5uele, ban par iblan0t. ia ie9
blep fonfirmeret, bauOe ieg life
Spor Of Heligion / NIT 0ierte."
Ser bar BOG ina meget hos banl,
at bet ioriGroeoe bam, 90 Ell al
Dem, Ger bar blepen fonfirmeret
iamnlen meO BAN, On De elf no al
airfen, eiter at De for fsrite Sang
bauoe mot SEN. 9eeeme % 9loo,
iagoe noele ipottenoe Oro til De an.
ore.
Get oar Ears ior meget. Den
eaerS bIep M bans 2iu belt mellem
Gonieial 90 89rflteo = oe Strife.
On aiten ifliloe Der pGre nOp-
bpggelie" i Ierbeoen. Cars og Ell
aammerat elf Oerben for at gre
@rin.
Uten Serren tpntte oct an0erle.
0es. timber Oiisiionprens3ol e paag.
neOe DC 9omle Min0er / bans SjGl
ogiao Minoet for 10 aar iiOen,
oa ban for ierite San oar til oOp-
bDggeIie". San funoe life laoe u9re
at grnoe.
Boa 9iempeien bar 8ennen preo:
gGu bar 10 9iort ct slien al dig
ieIp,~ iueoe ban.
San Ia9Oe iio til at looe, men
Ears ff ingen Sson. 0an Iao poo
iine Sine, gr9o og BAD ON Spnoer-
mes 6orlaoeIie.
Sra ben Tag al ingoe ban 6or-
pei til 0anieioI. San bIeo MI nen
29ier@; Spot bre0 ban Jig life
ON, gift til Ms0er, og troe0e, at ban
par uirfcIig omoenot.
Sans Nlo0er Ogoe. "a Cars fom
I biem, berte ban, at ben iioite, bun
baDoe 6e0et ior. pnr BAN, % at bun
bauoe iogt. at BUN boa0e bao0e tort
9oob ON BAN og itor 6rp9t ior
BAN.
Gette oreb Ears opbt. San uio-
ne0 for line SlGgtninge ON Sc.
ius, 6leo ipottet al Dem iom ct
6~pnae6ooeoe.
Sfreisruo Dil0e III til ariitiania
Tor at u0oonnes pi6ere / Mefanif.
Gen iorte 0iGOeI bapoe eli fun.
net ooermanoe bdut, 0en bui6e fit
Wo9ten.
San fom iommen meo en- 7el al
line gomle 9ammerater.
0e oiloe oritfe ct afife0sgIos
meO 6om. San iagOe 0ei, ban
baOoe iom Barn lopet lin Mooer
bans 6ooer bar ~for0rnffen) al.
BRIG at image Spiritus. Bare Den.
ne enc @angl" 1ei. Sfrefsruo
boI0t Ipn9e Ston0.
De begpnote iaa at gre 9or
al BAN, innoan ct 5pngebooeoe,
iaaoan en- 8iolt, Ser life en- 8ong
funoe Oriffe ct Glos, Der par iffc
meget oeo bans Sellie6eo, naar
ban ifulOe oGre iaa bonge for, at
eet @Ias fnnoe gere 6om noget.
Do 6riiteren fom inc 40 5or,
fqngeligbe0ens Der. Seq ifulOe DOG
pie Dem, at iea funoe boIoe op.
naor iee boO0e toget ct @las."
Gette enc @las bIeu bans 6ol6.
5riiteren baOOe Iiitet Jig inc / 59it-
ningen. Rn tog ban 6eitningen /
9eiio0eIie.
Get off MT i 5Oir og Suprm be-
Ie ginteren igennem. 90 oct enote
meo, at ban bleo fenot ifpIoig / ct
5no6ruostpUeri. og 10 9lnr Of. bleb
oemt til 3 2(ars 6ensieI. Gan iao
| 6engiel 1859-61.
% frDeteIiee aar. Seq funoe in.
gen 5reo finoe; ieo troeoe, ieg buo.
De ipnoet MOB ben SeIIigannO. 81.
tie oaageOe iee belle @ptter igen.
mem, Lao cite ON 0atten poo ana
4 Timer / Grpf. aunoe life fao
5reo. enoelig fom Seius | en- TITLE
9at, oa iee loa paa ane, og ing0e
til NIT Sierte: Seq uoiletter Dine
OoertrGOelier, gnn bort meo 5reo.@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
NOSES MADE OF NINTH
RIB or UNFORTUNATE PATIENTS
LATEST TRIUMPH OF SURGERY

ih the uasa sfriefafe A8 fgmea
astsF aaleh e8eetasslg aposlea
gae tlAps g ssla @hlea eeee Bi1qgaS
IT. oter t@ls aeMlg fasaipsa feature
Photographic tasaA ae8ote sad AZ.
te sNow marked snefe#se !a good
looks on TOE uart 0s the nstleas Dg
taFtsr tells Aas taAww surgeons tAat
se considers tne sa Substance ea-
AeesAlly adapted .af isNas9iaHtatfoE
Iais tUn~, yess is e4slly Shaped ~
iit sBe BeaermlsY
n one lnstance. s.a of siy haa
sallea o. Aef Faea AID fl4stelled Ger
pos TRs operation. Nhich cost
small section IL glH, gata heT 4 per-
fee' nvgHf
AH9ther palent ras @oMau NJ
s years Ola NAo ha1 lalieH 0a ngr
rose waeu shu Mas seYea years OH.
Use detormity was 9' Eae flaitened
ard 9Heave paFiegx The ssYgeu0
constructed a bridge from part pf AeF
hiath flb aud She n noN eAi0sinx
the possession ~ H0ss af aluast
Gfeelan gMstfz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
1872 MEETING IN GUTHRIE
Knights Of Pythias Grand Lodge
VIII Convene in Mineral
Springs Town Next Year

Selection of Guthrie as the meeting
place for the Grand Lodge os tae
knights of Pytha next gear as
sures tine city oi al ieasg one Dig
convention 81 1912 Guthrie won out
over several competitors g0r the
anoF oi entertaining the gana
lodge May 3 and g 1912
The grand lodge and other PyshiaB
bodies met in Clinton this week
The little city g generally regarded
as the coming metropolis of The wes
ern part Of Oklahoma and Il u won.
der ID cooperation and hospitality
The Pytaians were finely entertain
ed Clinton Is .OWu o. about 400
people and entertaining the Pythian
visitors vas task worth the efforts
Of much larger city There are
approximately 1900 official members
Of the PyEnian state bodies and there
are usually many visitors The or
der lis very thoroughly organized In
the state
The following are the new officers.
H. RI LAnebsuga Atoka. supreme
representative, reelected; A @. RO-
maine. Hobart, grand chancellor;
frank Duncan, lalsa, grand vice.
chancellor: Dr. K r. StiIlwell, Bart
lesyille grand Dfeia'e. n T. Sand
efs Webbefs Falls grand keeper or
r. and S. re-ele ei Joe II Stout,
Perry grand master Frank Donnet
ly, Pragas grand master al arms,
g. w Caldwell Ch.ckssha, grand In
ner guard John Powers Leaiga.
grand outer guard reelected. W N
Lewis Davis grand trustee. re-eiect.
ga i0r three years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
By Leased Wlfe

%eN fars Ma4 tN0ses repaired
aith b@ne taSea grom al8s ~ tna pa.
i.ent W.0se ssaiatee ate aaaes saias
Hs'gciloa represent tAe latest
saysnee ia sss9eg
hov L caR be done Is explained iH
tie current number ot tAe Journal as
fhe American Mesiea assoe iaieAs bs
9r A'llAaga VI Carter assistant sEr
ss0n og eva Manhattan eye. e4r aue
gisoaf hpgp,sag 1a aAls iiT fsa ssle-
esgalls gea0rned geYeral opera.
tioHE of fhis efaFartH
Tae uest case ID faat mhseh ge.
0gea % facial gightliaess raiigeaa
uMm @hm eaws~ 0wt ~ 4m
eith bis uoae 50 diaigafed thai
taege was litsle 81 q left TIE sur
geaA took piece two iEeaes ln
length from the patients aiuia fia
al resting ore eBd ~ Il 81 tae e-
maining tlp 0f tha NOSE. and the ota
q I'D Sae aasai process III tha Eoass
al beae gFaffe8 4 slfH cara The
saM living haAe Vf th# llA united
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
HUNTINGTON WILSON
RECOIAS An old PHRASE
Tells Of Expansion oil Business
interests Through Efforts OIL
State Department

Baltimore, Md.. Nay Dollar Ds,
I'0macF, the Gewiy coined phrase
applied 70 the expansion Of American
Eusiness interests through the ef-
f0gts Of tae state department Df The
United States, means the sabstitv-
.ftn 0f dollars for baiiets THE ere.
alton OF 4 prosperity which Will 10
preferred 70 predatory strife and
IA practical mode 0l pursuing the
laeai of ~rrsi's peace, according N
lie iatetp, citation 0f huntington.
wilson. assistant sO-g.sSry III state.
as presented 10 the third national
Ieaee congress todaF
Today international c0mmeree In
every where an Important department
81 dipl0macF, said sig Wilson 'In
50 FAR as our diplomacy III CONNER
aiaIIg successful we are proud Of
lbe fact. We are n0t adore being
practical and commercial
The presidents aspiration To the
IDEAL of world peace was signaIized
in the public ltEeFance on December
is 0f his Aoge that the two great
English speaking peoples might sat
9 new sua asgheg standard 0t lnteE
8eti8nal selia0ntrDl bE broader
treaty ot arbitration Az Toa kn0w,
ssistask IS n0w the sABfeS "a --
betweeH TIE American and
British governments. and II IA not
Improbable that diplomacy mar grad
g8lIv solve tBe extremely difficult
gr0blem of finding practicable 5ases
81 negotiation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
ILLINOIS LEGISLATORS
INCLINE To THIS VIEW
But Then, Doubtless, The Wish
Is Father 10 The
Thought
special % .ae Daily LEADER.

&@1AAaA W. NifE BhA&s AsGHA6Ff
Springfield iil May THAT the
decision in Judge Petius court in
Ehicsg0 adverse 10 the senate hives
tlgatiOH committee pf0bablg wlll re-
suit ID the death 0g the committee
is the consensus OF opinion among
members 0f the Illinois legislature
and the joy among the Lofimey
forces over the Chicago decision Is
unc0ncealed
Members OF the committee wh0 are
attending the sessions 81 the general
assembly decline 10 he quoted upon
The status Of the committee
Both the Lorimer and anti-I0rimsr
Interests see national significance ln
the status OF the Illinois senate com.
mittee. lhe L0rlmer forces Obvi-
usly believe tae death Of the com.
mi,lee viii BIZ taken tn Washington
aH a weakening Of the case made by
those mhO have beer opposing the
iuai0f senator
The anti.L0rimer forces insist the
evidence revealed before the commit.
tee VIII figure prominently ia the
federal senate II the L0rimer inquiry
is re0pened, and permitted to- follow
ali leads Il had opened other evil
ience far more conclusive would
have been presented
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
WILL LDtLAY APPOINTMENTS
Mayor Olsmith Will Not Fill
Offices Until Election Re-
suits are Known

0tegsaGd0wed by election returns
ne fifst f8Fual meeting of the city
council tonight seems likely 10 be
ieatureless except Cor toe expected
Introduction 0t recall ordinance
N0 appointments are 10 54 .an,se ac
c9rdlug "a the statement 0t Mayor
Frauk Olsmi'a th.s morning The
filling 0i offices wlli DE- delayed uHtll
al election matters are seitled Tie
council has % fill seyeral important
positions Including those OF water
commissioner. city engineer aud city
auditor
The second resolution TOR the
grading Of Shartel boulevard a.ii be-
presented tonight City Attorney
Hepburn HHi PROBABLY have tia fe-
can ordinance ready for reading. 4
s TO provide for the recall ot auY
elective officer al the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
lBg I.oasefl WIre

Philadelphia. MAY a-The Phsls
us!phia Pgesbyserg ana the post0ftiee
authorities may be asked I'd inyssti-
gate the charges brought against Rev.
Howard Z. Guss. former assistant
fastoT OF the CASTOR Presbyterian
churcA here. III his vife, Nirs Emily
Warner Gugs, VINO accuses him or ia-
tcrcepting letters and telegrams sent
to Harn her that her father was d.
ing
Mrs Lusg has EVeu a suit for dt
force In snyder county. Since early
in March. relatives nf Charles Ander.
eon Warner. father Of Mrs. Gnss.
have been sending heF letters aud
kilograms asking her to visit The
Agasaa0ae siuAAls. ~ sec Aei "a. eaa,
whe uas dvine They say they had
Asen informed that the preacher =
wife was too III Ia travel She SAYS
She knew nothing OF her fathers
sickness intel after her brothers
Charles and Rohles wagAeF told
Chief Iames Dpnaghy of the Lover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
PARLEYING
FOR PEACE
HAS BEGUN
MEXICAN AND REBEL
AGENTS EXCHANGE
CREDENTIALS

I'll Pas0 Tex May After aeT.
eral preliminsrg conferences IT 80
informal aafaFe during the last three
months, t4e AeA.can government and
the rey0iutioaists headed by Francis
GO Madero lr formally gather 10
peace negotiations today across tae
RIO Graade. halt way between the
federal stronghold Oh Juafez and tbe
Madero camp fFe niles awag north
oil the city Judge Cahaio, 81 the 4u-
pgeme court of Mexico, represented
the government while Or yasqaez
Gomez headed tae rebel commission,
assisted bY Francisco Madeg0 lF,
Tith senOr Pine SBares 81 legal ar.
sigor Credentials were exchanged
b. both sides aad negotiations wege
egWg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

CRITICIZES
UNIONS
SAYS MURDER rs MUIR
DER WRITING OF DYHA-
MITE OUTRAGES

&e8 fgfk Stay Ex.pfest3eat
bee4ofe Roosevelt aili haye s3ga.
sa article entitled IaFief l M0
efs ia tGa 0atl0oA ribs Eees deH
iaa *itH tle dsnamlllug 2 the Lg@
anAesea Tsme~ sad arrests recently
Ha4e bg Detective Burns Je eti-
aiges aaloas tor defending tae ailag
tJ axHamlfefs before ieaeuimg iae nH.
gre nf tHe evidence 8EtiHa them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
alTcHELL's CONDITION.

Kansas City No. May f.--@Con.
gresham a. g Mitchell passed geFy
comfortable night and u doing 81
we'll as can be expected" Was the
report from the hospital today where
the representative from the Second
Kansas district vas operated ap0n
Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
OKLAHOMA PIONEER DIES
AT AGE or "a
gcseph c. Erorkaay, Once Provision
Al Governor 0f Beaver County

Aiiue 0sla May 4-Dr Joseph e
broekway 81 yeags 0ld, Az aBtlslav.
3 W lecturer o. Western Pennsylvania,
s.ed here TO-DAY Prior 70 the Ci9ll
ar he was one OF the chief orgsaix.
frs of the ao0lif.0ni8ta and aa aa'
sQciate Qt Harriet Beeeaef Ss8we.
tsis home VAS station of gAe undeg-
sroand railroad nsed bR negro ret
uges on tHeiF wag to Canada Com.
lag West after the aar he WIS Ops 81
the pioneer settlers Of the fnFmer
No Mans Land aftev@aFd Beaver
county Oklahoma when the set-
Gers organized f into Cimaff0a ter
FfoFy sn the 8gs he was the geri-
tprs provisional governor E0f tM0
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
RAILROAD
STRIKE IS
SPREADING
MORE MEN JOIN REVOLT.
ON LINES OF THK
PENNSYLVANIA
(By Associated Press,

PitlaUuf@, Pa MaY THE PennsYl
sania railroad shopmens strike is
spreading Three hundred men eln-
tioyed in the shops oi Pittsburg. Fort
Nasne anl Chicago railroad or the
HCath side Joined Tie movement to-
eay L vas said that the men along
tie lines between Pittsburg and AL.
laHee, Ohio. would also 20 oai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
SAYS TEMPLET0H
Guthrie Man Says Pythians al
Clinton Stong ior
Guthrie

Guthrie Pythlaas aho attended tAe
GRAND lodge meeting at Clinton, ge
turned home tsis morning # C
Iemplston says The f,Htasie aelega
ton haa little trouble in landing tne
Sfand lodge meeting R9i2 fBr GuiAr
fte ~AH men favorable Is Cufhrie,
sasA Yenpleioa sad an Oklahoma
CTS member made The motion tBaf
1skt meeting Eii 5e held in tsaiigric
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
WIFE OF MINISTER TO REQUEST
PUNISHMENT FOR SPOUSE. WHO
INTERCEPTED AND READ LETTERS

saF.on police force, that they fear
I'd something aaa happened to her
Chief D0naghy went 10 SeliaSs Grove
met tile preacher. and says ke Was
tod the vile was not a home
Mfs Guss heard the conversation
and came out oE the house. Chief
Doaaghs told hef mat her father was
dead.
Mrs Guss went to Agdni0fe. heF
: shaaa riding il another car OF the
q aim She told her relatives that
she bad not received the messages
directed to her Captain Donagiy
said this nloFniug that be asked the
minister II he bad takeh kneM and
received the reply that the letters
{ Rd kilograms had been delivered 10
l-sill. aAd ti.at Ae nad ASA saFnea them
over "a bis site lie gave no reason
iR the intaFreptIom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
DYING STATEMENT RULED OUT

Olathe. kan Mag &FuT0Fs near
mz the case os Karl Bicxei, charged
iih TIE murder 81 Miss Florence
Peters heFe lass SEPTEMBER. sill aDE
bear tae dying statement maae bs
TIC giEl This was decided today
xhen Judge . @ Rankin ruled that
the statement. together RltA the tes-
umong 0f tie gifgs as0taef at TIE
preliminary hearing. were NOT admHiH-
s1le
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
TRAINS KILLS 0kLlH0Alh

Eoiia $50, Mag Frank lF0.
e05ao of aesr Cleveland. Okla gas
esiied bs Frisco train laat No.
aaasa ala miles easl w Aoiia The
accident vas discovered when ths
tFain arrived Ia Newburx sna tns
clothing 81 Hoicomb was G0anl ID
fae machinery u me engine
From leltefs ga Tho body Ii aaa
lsaraei he bad beea eiay mlasf AZ
Madison ks4~-sna 9as buHmlng. az
say hoiaa fTha taSdt vas badSY
maHgle8 Coroner smith held an sn-
quest and tiie nGg 2as brought ta
HOli4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
GIRL KILLED At ALMA, I'LL
Body Thrown Sixty Feet When
Struck BY Passenger Engine

special to the Daily Ieader.
Centralla I'LL May Mona Eagan.
lSfears-old. vas almost instantly
killed at Alma this afternoon by
s0uth-bound train No. on the Illl-
n0is Central The girl vas on her
way 70 work snC was awaiting the
passing of freight train. As il roll
ed by she started across another
track and the passenger train. whlch
does not stop al Alma, struck her.
She was tiir0wa 50 feet across the
tracks and her body badly maugIed.
The girl was the sole support Of a.
blind father A corouers jury is ia.
yestigatlng the case.
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each precinct had been attained At 2
rciock Tire north half of tie Firs
ward had 100 at 2.lo
Latest reports indicate that the
early estimate of above 5000 votes
would probably stand There are in.
d:catiols o. late FHshes.
a number Of vote no" tickets we're
exhibited this afternoon The advice
10 vote no on everything ig appar.
entity bearing fruit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
BAILEY WINS 2.YEAR FIGHT
(By Associated Fress.J

Washington. d. G.. May AFTER
q two years fight tine senate today
adopted the Bailey resolution fixing
2 p m IS the hour Of c0nvening H.
stead ot noon as heretofore The
rule will be in effect until otherwise
ordered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
AGt0 JESUIT PRIEST IS DEAD
lBg AssocIa.an Press. }

Sf Iars 8, kans May {-ReYerena
father TehaH eighly-four years old.
& widely known educator Ia tne Jesuit
Cgder died here today He had been
a mem3e oi tae order atty-tHo years
father Tehan was hoyn Ia Frederick
sa aud vas educated 1T George
toHH university and later aE the
Jesuit college in Boston
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

Shesin Murphy renf ont before day
light this mDrui ann proved again
taat amy man who steals anything
ertainiug 10 horses or fo ig-se
ud wagon. horse aud buggy on horse
and pgshiag siss Is going &c soiodru
while Ii tie Logan county Jail Ihis
time the man said 10 have annexed
wheel was landed the sheria
Thinks the Logan county thieves hage
organized TRUST % assemble rigs
By piecemeal PART of the gang
steals the A9rses. then some negro
comes along and steals 4 SET Of bar.
ness. then 8 t0wa Thief takes 4 lea
isp r0bes and whips Occasionally
one sHeass a buggy out, aud a few
J7Ero last fall stole Jes Copeland &
g0H Noa comes The theft Of a
left hind wheel ~ buggy
Jap Philips 8afte, is the man un-
ser arrest ON charge OF stealing
the wheel from VII. Gooch, twelve
relies northeast of the cjtg Tire theft
was in February aud shortly alter in
occurrence Phillips ducked 0ut for
the old Indian territory couRtry
having q brother near Wag0hef lie
slipped back home a night or t@O
ago
Sheriff Murphy reached the Pasi-
lips home before daylight this morn
lng and demanded THAI Phillips come
cut His mother apa brother made
determined resistance, denying they
bad seen him. Ihe sheriff Was poa-
tive the man vas in the LOFT and
tald the people IL vas no use argu-
lag thst ne Has goiag % have the
man Il he had TO tear the house
a0wa. Finally Phillips woke ap and
fsawlea oat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
LOGAN COUNTY WHEAT
SHOWS FAIRLY WELL

Railroad men report sae Nheat
crop To w fairly good beta sem here
aud Enid. h0f from Enid vest and
.-sla I,ss esal 4Ala eaOw w8l NOS maze
mueh Logan county fares better
than nayst counties the condition d
wheat being - per cent or 20 per
eent above she state average The
abssTdnakd gaaeat fease IN shls
eolnsy Is ai~e erg small Tie coVn.
~ has seven thousand acres N
3 sat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
sEw sAEk At sRoMiDE oKL'

Special 10 the pailY Deader
0kiaAewH rifg Mss The ese
banking baaEd has approved > char.
ter Tor the Bromide State bank of
Bromide. capital stock slv.eev ROB.
ert Galbfaish W Tulsa. an doll 0peF-
ator, Is 0ae 8f ne lne8ypgFateFs AR
nlfeatinns also peYe made tor STATE
bank charters a. fionlns ana FaiF.
Ian3
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aNWNIdF If*IIY If9nAbF1
Ca.csasha Okla May fT A.
Metugase principal 0g the Narth
Grade school rendered hts resigns.
tom and Il s4s accepted by tbs board
ot education at tA@ eessnB aeia
Tuesday B. 80 Waikeg az 8inc0.
was elected to illl TIE Yaneaacy Ne.
G0r&ie whipped gDY severely aH8
hls resignation resulted 80 iB'oT
nation has been given 9as " 'Hs
f.naf settlement oa the salary qHes.
ton The mes board sas organized
and she Oh officers reelected ~yb
the exception Qf treasurer. charles
Phillips