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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04
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Etaats Srnatpr.

Infer ben promtnentcn GanOiOa,
Ten fir Staots Scnaior befinbet lid
Der Republifouer Sohm SO. Mac.
fnrIau0, Elm befanuter tiihtiqer
HedtSampalt bon bier. Serr 91ar.
fnrIanO lit Elm Mann BON 6dbiatei.
tcl, BON liberaIen 9cbensanidalun.
gen unO griiroliher GrfaDumg, Der
I'M Senat cine Roae ipielen mo oiel
3im 9eIten oe3 Staotes a~itsfiihrefl
t0nnte. Wis aan0ioat fir O6er.
rifter bat or iener5eit cine iebr
oniebnlite Stimmemebrbeit erbal.
tcu, mas benefit Dab er fd I'M
Stante GROCER 9%etomtidoft erireut.
Gieier l.Nitau0 f6nutc ieinem Gin.
iluiie 5ufa gortbeil iein. Serr
Wncfarlano bat iid) audi fiir oie
gntabnte Ser SduIporlaQc erfl1rt,
iiir Die Der Staatsperbono Iebrasfn
eiutritt. 8er ibm clio leine Gimme
eiebt, tritt fir Ocn retten @ann
Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

Mum m Good
III sundhit fir Die 9dnOs nngrsiisno,
hub,rosm miro ft aud bon Dem
issi pisI einseiihritn aInminiumats
|ffirr niAt pertragsn. Wan ptriptnt
bet odbsr bsim gblpai6sn am bitten
tiipas Gsift. Die man Ouju itin boz
btlt uno NIT Mailer (auf II plumb
q Quartz auftodt. Sn oi,isr Der
e6misrftift dbnIiden Qlrt ldbt fis iih
sn oisIsm 3ped am ,infaaitsn be-
rub.n, ipeil lis fi9 i'm WaH,r Dolig
.euflof. Won lam oos G,ti. ons
Fh am Ranos Der Mdnns fstItbt.
taourd binO,u, DAB man ,iiuus MsbI
oo,unimmi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

@iHsnfdeftiide esrinhs ihrsr Der,
tlISnnn hnrd Nafinitn.


Dir u~nstbturen 8srbeernnasu, bi.
BON 3sit Sn 3sit bur9 3aas Der
3euidrtden in SUB uHo GItsuropa,
in Gfieu. aFriia unb bier in ben
Der. Gtaattn on ben GtIofrihi,n
angsrihtet lperoen, iInb felt BEN III,
isrtum bttannt uno esfirdtst. 800
Elm Sdp1rm oiefsr 9iere in Der Cuff
eabin5ifht ptrfinIttrt tr bns Tnatsr
litt uno po sr nisbtrfGIlt, III in
iiirstItsr 5rif alles pilans.nlsbsn
uertiIst, feIbft Baumrinb,n ano Sols
tpsroen ptr5ebrt. Oil. 9emlbunasn,
oi, gliIIiarb,n !S.ufdr,den, p.Ids
lolde S6ip1rms biIssn, obauhoIi.n
oeer 5u pernidten, bab,n big itsi
1o6itsns nnr isiIpeiis SrioIss oui'
juiDsiitr sebabi.
Ssbt bat nun bi. aatur I,IbTt ouf
IN gaittel 5ur g.riiIgang bisi.r s.s
roBisen Tier. ~bins,tpeitn, uno IS
in 3entralansriia b.rsits nit
Srftlg bsnuBt toorDsn. Sn gutoian
)at ramIid cine gattsrienepibsmis
nnsrbaib 3fpeisr Sabre oas aanO
,en ben bort aufirst,no.n S.uiar.t.
en- beirsit. Ra9 M~itttiIunatn an
dc Barrier 4taosmie Der 0iHsn
lhdftsn bat elm oeItimmtsr gasiI
lug (9occObaciIlus qtribiarum Sp.
Aob.) cine ioldt Ginpirtuns auf
be 9eui6r.t.n. ooB bisi. mad II.
ots 36itiaoiser grtraniuns .ins,b,n
NIB Der DarminbaIt bi.I.r Srf.ti,n
inc taft refine 9uItur beg gosiIIus
arit.IIt.
8. b'5eIelIs. Der bisriiber a,
1ant llnttrfu9uns.n oniteIIte unb
Die ipt3ifiife pafboIogiia. Uiriuns
bet goecobo5ilIeu nnhpies, fpurb.
odraufhin bon Der argsntiniidtn Re
si.rnns erfudt. oisfs einpirtune
auf bic 9eufntsden, bic aIIidhrIi6
IN GROCER 4usOtbnune Oos pdrana.
stbi.t p.rh.tren, gu fubi.r,n. Sc
trsnb f6. baB /. nod Der 8iruI.n3
Der go5iII,ntuItlren bic 6eufdr.dsn
ihcn mad 6 Big 8 Stunben, fpGte
tens mad SO Biz so Stunbsn Der.
fnbeter. Gisfe @eriu6e tparen an
$50 biz 300 5eufArsfen i'm Qobora
sorium ausgsfihrt porben unb fan
BIN bann 9effdtisuns bur6 erp.ri
ritute i'm grobsn. 90 tuurb. aui
elmer prGris bon 8 5ettar, bi. boz
9sufaredsn beimasfudt mar, elm 81
ter Der auIturfIdTisteit nusaeopF,r
NIB bic 5oI9e mar, bab i'm 9erlar
ron usuisen 5ae.n bt. meiften Ser
1rtdtn suarunbe giassn. 9a3
'ommt. bob Snfettion T9 auBsr
reentlih rc oerbreitet, osnn f6r
7o4 einiosn -ngen bate Fl. Iih bi
u 80 WeiIen Gntfernuna ousos
ehnt, je%oenfaIls ibtrtraqen burh in
i3ierte 6eui9reden. Gs fheint re
n in bem erfpdhnten 8osiIus ~
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Gin 9itr mit saidtn.

Wtnn BON 2isr,n bi. Rtbs IN. bi,
BON Der Raiur elm alsio NIT 1nihsn
dnetmthen bsiommen babeu, !sirD
man pobI Sunddn an bi, gsuisIti.st
gu b,ni,n etntiat itin. Bel bisfsn
nbsr Bat bic 6n%utfalts bic ibHsu
oitim Gamsn e,ssbtn BAT. bsItimmi
unb aasf4IitbIi4 ben 3ntd nsr
grutpiI.ss. ba biei. ni:osrm Gauge
iitre ibft Jansen nod niht ausira'
a,n. es eibt i,oo6 aud 9isrt, oi,
piriIit, Golden bsTistn uub ie In
dbnliher Weiis a,braud,n, lpie stpa
Gin mtnib bi. 9oit,n i'm Rod, III
Der W:its, ober i'm gsiHllsio.
Sn Der Srbnung Der Ras,ti.r,
pirb cine son3. @rupps nls Tnfhsus
Hng.r unisridisben. ano bon Den ou'
S~us.boris.n Rntteuarttn III pisots'
I'm bi, iogtr. Saidtnratis, bic ma
msnttid in aonnoa unstbsutr bGutis
III uno strabe3u cine qaHopIoge Bill
bet. b,ribmt a.fpornsn. 9as Tier
III bon otr Gr0b. .intr itbr itattIi'
den Sausrntt, cher etfpas iI,iusT
ala eth Snmitsr. NIT BEN Is ouh
ionR Elm, sspiF, qsbntihltit bsIis.
Die Soihsn fbsn 30 bsiosn Ssi.s1
Nss acpfss uno sItit,n aud oubtr
i'd BEN, mos mon inter elmer Ia
DE" pritshi. Gle Tino Iebr osriu
rie. sluftifG, extraordinarily nit
.r eetp5bnIi4sn Soui ibsrjogta
ND bieRsn benz sitr oasu, erobs
Ptngsn ron RdbrungsmiittIn ina
Raul auf3un.bmsH. mos Bel i,iuc'
uns,bsarsn GsfrdBigi.it Ie5r 5uft1t
ten iommt.
l~ltb.i1ens fpirb.n Die 9oih,nrat
EN- ibrsn Rnm,n pobI iibsrbaupi
riht trhlIt.n hcb,n. no,r gum :p'
igifen nift oIs 70 ipunbsrbar. &c
itopf. onoeisb.n tpOrOtn i.in. tpsnr
ritt bic Snbion,r. bi, oi,f,s 5i.r
rem Beib.n oIs msripurbiat,it bot
Fiibrsn nrb pertaufsn iponten, bsTer
gafh.n fis su elmer unf0rmIittT
ausb.bnuns NIT grns p~olssifopfi
,Fdfttn. Mud Ipdt,r fpurbsn bic
6iere in bisIsr Mibaeftalt ausa,
Ttcpft, unb 70 ginasn iit aud in bi,
OfbbilSung.n mnnher naturtunbIi9s-
8trtt ib.r. Sect siehi man in aa
naba osarn bi. 5aihenrntttn ouf
ieoe m0oIide qrt ia NsIoe, NIT IA,
ZEN, Sunoen unb Gift. absr Grfo.o
Eat bieIer Rattsntrisg Biz Gelte midi
',hlbi.
I'm cen 9eru6 BON fri
der SeIfarbe Su bertreibeu.
Itsle man sinsn elmer nit faItem
in oas bttrcffsnb. 3immer
fDediels bds WnFer als stpti
big brei Stunoen. GO 3isbt ben Ges
tud an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04
Ngarftberidt.
Sii6 Onabo, 4. @oOcmber.

Siio Omaha, 4. 9obcnber.
Ginopicb -3nfnbr 1859; @arf.
ieit bis t0c hober.
@itte bis bette $4,000.
@ittcImdBiec bis cute 1926
$s.25.
@epo9nIi6e bis mittelmdbisi
$6.OO-7.25.
aii1e rnO Sellers, itart bis 10,
ltobcr.
@utc bis bette Sellers $3.50
$6.40.
1925.
@ittcImdbige bis cute aiibe
81. 40A5.40.
@cpobnlifc biz mittcImdbigc,
$3.00-i.40.
Stefers uno SeeocrS, felt.
@ute bis bette $6.25-7.50.
@iittcImdbige bis quite, $5.75-
$6.25.
@cwo6nlifc bis mitteImdBige.
|$5.00-5.75.
Stod Sellers $5.0O-5.75.
aGI6er $I.75-S.75.
guIcn $4.00-5.00.
Gdpeinc-3ufibr 25t4; Marft
8 bis 10 Gents bo6er. 0urhp
ifnittspreis $7.S0-7.S5; boditer
greis $3.50.
Sfafe-3uiubr 1926; @nrft
pc bOber. Seekers iturf.
S3.A5-4.00.
ieit.
Muttcri6afe, cute Bis bette.
So 25-$3.S5.
@i0oer, cute bis bette $3.50
i.i0.
Sa6rIinae, quite bis ,beite $4.45
-525.
2dmmer Sc. 75-7.t5.
6ceoers: Wuttcridaie 1910 Biz
s3.45; Bi0oers $3.40-4.35; S1br.
Iinge S3.75-5.00; 2dmmer $5.35
.-6.25.
EmaGn @ctrcibc.M nrft.
Gmabn, 4. Gopcmber.
Starter @ei3eu-
Scr. ., S3-S512c.
CIR. 3, S2-Sl12c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

Gr. 4, 9O-S0Ae.
Stanoaro SAFER 30H-3fc.
MnI5geriie 56-65c.
6uttergerite Scr. 1, 46-55c.
aog9et-
Nr. 9. 6tc.
Nr. 3. Coo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04


WsiBs Sdlsi.r 3u IN a.
zen. Rudosm man Ii6 cine eau.
BON fsin ssidnittsHsr Seize, 9orar
no Wafsr b,r,itst bat. Isse man
IN Sdl.ier suiummen un6 pref, Sus
ttpsbe 5piI6en Den 9ano.n in Der
ailge 10 luns,. Bis sr tar 1T. Siers
NJ fpil. man ihn in laufparmtm
taHer, in osm man sbenfaqs sttpus
iorar dufgeloft bat. I'm Dem S6leisr
/, n0tise appretur gu eebsn, 5i,he
nan ibn Ouuad our4 3udsrpuFsr.
'de i'm auf Elm Sud unO Idfs ibn
= trodnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04
shmmt iar .sgluarD 8. gaIOriae.

Is iiebt auBrr 5raae, oab 0err
Sowaro S. gaIoriar, annoioat fir
ben aonareh beiier bcfdbiat it, Oei
.. 0iitrilt i'm @onareB 81 Dcrtre'
len uie iein @eaqutanbi0at. Or
fenHt bic gerb1ltniie 6ieies 81.
mitrifts ME fem anoerer oenm felt
Sabreu bier anidbia Dot er IN De-
Bolitif cine beroorrageu0r Role &c,
ipieIt, mo Der Ritteltlaiie lmo Den
Grbeitern iteis oas @ort aereoet.
81 lit iifr Oeren Snterenen INNER
einaeireten un0 miro 0ieieS aud
I'M aongrcb tbuu. Stimmt fir
i'm ibr aebt Cure Gimme tpinenl
lluipiiroiaen. @n5eige)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

KOhIen

VnLIon llnierc Carbon aOblc II au1apddnet fit aoden l6
kIIIlIEII &eicn. Gle III rein, oicbt Site, entSinot fh idnea,
..S'''S" bnhrIdBt uenig aide halt Ons 5eier nno III Die bette
stnbe mtdIeren Rrdfs i'm aQorfte. Grbe NiBgrobe 81 uno Sud
500, Gherohf 81 $3.50. Mr pstfmfen aud Ohio, Rod Springs,
gttrioor, @ahnnt gIOd GotB, So5 uro 3lnOboI3 llnfre Sartoble
10 Die Scranton-0ic bette aohe ole ~gef0rocrt pir6. gerfanfen and
Die arfanias rmo Scu.antbrncis. Die bette MiTouri aohIc $500
Sffee 20 iibl. IL. Ctr. telephone Tonalas $50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

Ii6 ttu Witid ae'anttH AZ fsIn, nm
Der 6.aitr,dsnplnw SiriIam sniss,
e,ujuirtttH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

Rad 9dubi Isgsn bic Snoias
sr BON 9eru aIs 9oItbpten in sinem
age lire so ReiIsn suriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

Scr. A, 76-s215c.
5riibiabrstpei3an--
SIR. 8, S1-S3c.
gtr. A, 791@-S115c.
@eiBes aorn-
ger. 8. 54Ac.
GeIbes aorr-
SIR. 8, SIC.
gtr. 4, 54e.
aorn-
Scr. 8, 5415-55c.
air. A. 50--5te.
@eiBer Safer
9fr. ., 30$4-3tHc.
Gr. 8, 30A-30hc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
AN IMPRESSIVE REMINDER

The unanimity and promMness
with which the house judiciary
committee has decided 10 bring ar
ticles OF Impeachment against Judge
Archibald, while furnishing convinc-
ing proof Of the gravity Of his mis-
conduct, do not necessarily mean
that he win be removed from the
bench. The senate. after hearing
and considering the evidence in the
case, may fail TO impeacn But be
this as It may until he shall have
5een heard In his own defense ne
is entitled to a suspension of popu-
lar judgment The Erial viii pro
ceed in due course, and the whole
truth VIII come out. Until that has
happened the question tof the guilr
or innocence of the accused is not
a subject for legitimate newspaper
comment.
The fact OF Judge Archbalds ac-
eusau0n, however, and the. readi-
ness with which he has been
brought 10 the bar of Judgment. un-
Ter the forms OF procedure provided
n answer 10 constitutional require
nent. furnish adequate negative an
wer for new method of judicial
eean. We ,ean" as the Philadel-
)hia Record very pcrtinently re-
marks, rid ourselves OF unfit. IL
apable or venal judges in due form
whenever &he proofs of unfiness, |
ncapacity or venalitv are brought |
0 the attention of the proper tri-I
unal There is no occasion for
Ipesl 10 she mob for the correc- ]
on OF any abuse or the punishment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29

Should affect the course OF Russian
Justice. Through the rapidly aroused
continent in England. however the
case soon assumed international pro
portions. ENGLAND could not interfere
officially but Russia could not AFFORD
70 face the hostility of the British
people over case OF actually as lit
tie importance as this. Russia gain
cd little by conlinins one unfortunate
girl for four wears; il might suffer
hpch ultimately from the llll temper
Of one Of the most powerful nations.
Consequently the Car settled the en-
tie controversy hy pardoning Miss
Malecka and the British press has
won Its battle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. removes
gravel, cures diabetes, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism and irregu-
larities of the kidneys and bladder
in both men and women; regulates
bladder trouble in children. II not
sold by your druggist, it will be
sent by mail on receipt of 81. One
small bottle is two months treat
ment, and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. DR. e. w Hall. 1926 Olive
Street, st. Louis. Mo. Send for tes-
timonials from this and other states.
Sold by druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
(Ieslie's.)

(leSlle 81
T Il beat the reveille long and loud.
| To wake the camp in the morning
gray,
| And summoned us to our many tasks
And sounded Taps at the close OF
day.
It's maffled tones in a funeral dirge
Fell sad and slow oer some form
OF clay.
lAnd when the chaplain said Dust to
dust,
1t played Lights out" ere we turn,
ed away.
'lt beat Long rolf at the first alarm
From scout or picket. by day or
night,
And led us forth to the battlefield
With hearts MADE strong for the
comins fight.
1t went ahead on the weary march,
And tapped the notes OF some stir
ring song.
chat brought the words to thous
and lips
And oheered us up as we tramped
along.
1t throbOed With joy when. the news
of, neaee s N ffi3f
Ran down the lines ip a mighty
It called from trenches the smoke.
stained men, sa
And played Farewell" when we
mustered out.
Now worn and gray like the com.
rades brave
Who faced the bullet and screaming
shell.
It beats no more in the camp or field
The old commands in its rolling
swell.
For in the garret it lies at rest.
With furnished frame and fray
ing string.
And overhead from a rafter brown,
The drumsticks dusty and idle
swing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
THE INTERNATIONAL I'M
EIIJENCE OF THE PRESS

To the British press Miss Kate Ma
iecka, who vas sentenced TO four
Years Imprisonment In Russia for al
legged conspiracy against the govern
faent owes her freedom, for it wac
the English criticism OF the action
OF the Russian court that led to hef
pardon. 1t is striking example oi
the international influence Of publ
city.
Miss Malecka although she came oil
a Polish father was herself a Brit
ism subject. She was born in Eng
land. Her mother was an English
woman and her father. although a
Pole by birth, had become natural
ized IN the land of his adoption. It
was natural that she should feel sym
pathy with her fathers people and
that something OF the undying pat
riotism OF the Pole and the longing
for independence should stir within
her breast Whether or not she was
guilty OF conspiracy against the Rus
sian government il is impossible TO
say. for il seems to be pretty general
" accepted that no adequate evidence
mas been produced on this point, bur
certain ii is that she had associated
Tth patriotic Poles in Warsaw and
ID attended TO mailing letters for
en- and other matters. 1t is pos |
zsia that she was actively Interested |
Sp their cause. There seem no
neht that she was nor accorded a fair |
~, however. She had no chance to
/. sent any adequate defense. She
~ entirely ignorant of Russia and |
little knowledge of Polish and
q was compelled 10 stand t3sal In a
xange language without the proper
= nsstance of an interpreter. and this.
df9led with the fact that no direct
ne.ence OF her guilt appeared to
la,s been produced, gave the English
szos its leverage. Il was such a
:. as is apparently given the Rus
~ subject. but il was not justice.
4 lrdingly England has been kept
- with comments on tie case and
asg has been deeply stirred.
ssrst glance II seems absurd that a
~ suIar paper. read entirely in ! q
n and not at all in Russia. [
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29

OF any criminal, high ,r low, If the
ordered processe sof the law are
put In motion" OF this the
ARCHIBALD proceeding is an impres.
slye reminder, though the remin-
der was not needed by thoughtfnF
people who have stopped 10 give the
subject moments serious consid-
GRAFTON, The instrumentalities of
the law are ample; all that is need
ed is properly 10 apply them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
SALVATION ARMY

Corner Division and Cleveland ave.
Sunday meetings.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Holiness meeting IL a. m.
Young Peoples meeting $50 p. m.
P"each'ug : =. m.
Everybody welcome.
CAPT. j. A. MARTIN,
CON ancing Officer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
First Baptis; Churcn

z. T. MANSFIELD, Ias,or
Corner v'ne and Noble.
Bible school, 945 a. m.
Junior Union, $3.50 p m.
b. Y. p. Vi z D. m.
Sermons, morning and evening.
Morning subject, Jesus Second
Lesson in. the school OF Prayer. Y
AT O'Clock an illustrated service
using Part G, of Tissot's Picture on
the Life of Christ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
AVIATION MEET CLOSES
AT Ell RENO

Special to The Daily Leader.
El Reno. Okla, June 29.--Il
keno's second and final aviation ex.
hibition given by the Moissant avia-
tors was an even greater success
than the first day. Fully five thous-
and persons Witnessed splendid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29

That Milwaukee woman who says
1t costs about two cents a day to
rear baby by that very statement
writes herself down an old maid or
d childless wife. People who have
babies know differently and better.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29

Hight by Aviator Harold Kantner.
who rose 5000 feet in the air. ana
aitef cifcling around the city ana
country desceded as gracefully
bird. The Moissant ayiators VIII
go 10 Dewey, Okla. for big cele
Grafton July a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
- - = . -
~ dfsfi1lprz are
lKentllcky

kentucky distillers are now said
to be making Tennessee whisky
under contract for Tennessee dis
tillers, who dispose Of it at home
The benefits OF prohibition are
sometimes shared ia and out Of the
state, but NOT by the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29

The house of representative tried
to sing the Star Spangled Banner
the other day and fell down dismaily,
but congressman are not elected to
sing. They are elected TO distribute
garden seeds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
The West Side Methodlst

Sunday school 9.45.
Communion Service IL a. m.
Noon class service. -
Epwortb ,e" que c;30 D. m
Preaching d. IN,
Subject The Divine commis-
ion"
II w LEWIS, Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29

The Philadelphia lad who mas
made $4,000 selling papers and pro-
poses to spend it for college educa-
tion deserves recognition as an
educator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-29
Salvation Army.

0dTVdIIOT NTFHy.
The Salvation Army, corner Di-
ision and Cleveland.
Sunday meetings:
10000 a. IN. Sunday School
1890 a. ms Holiness meeting.
300 D. m. Needing at Federal jail,
$50 2 m, yullpg peoples meeting.
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not surprising to les

1T is not surprising to learn that
there are upwards of fifty thous-
and windowless rooms in New YORK
city. Do not the Scriptures some
where say that those whose deeds
are evil prefer darkness rather than
light
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Cleveland and Ash.
Usual preaching services at II a
m. and p. M.
Sabbath school at 10 a m.
Y. p G. u. at z n. m.
REV. II. G. WRIGHT, Pastor
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A New York former politician
drouped dead the other day while
running for a train. Nothing like
that ever happened to one when
running for office.
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You have noticed, incidentally
that William Travers Jerome has
reappeared on the surface OF the
water 1t was generally believed
that William Travers had gone
down for the third time.
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Rhode Island is figuring on spend
irg a large sum for good roads, but
she cannot spend very much and keep
the roads in the state.
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The great tragedy of Boston is
the turning of the sweet girl grad
uate into the sour mddleaged spin
ster.
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An Atlanta man is suing for dI-
vorce on the plea that his wife
thrashes him periodically. Serves
him right for being such a molly
rn1dfa
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-. Irsn,sy Episcopal Church sN
306 Il. Noble aveEue.
Rt. Rev. nr Brooke, bishop
Rev A. Il. f,icholas rector.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday school 9:45 a. M o
Mornlng services and sermon at
III a. IN.
The Rev. Arthur Kenyon of still
water will have charge OF the morn.
ing service and preach.
Everybody invited.
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The Washington Post is in error
in its assertion that Col. Roosevelt
has ~coined "a new party" The coin
will come from George Perkins
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Personally. we refuse to believe
the story that Henry Allen cried at
Chicago. Ii is our theory that some
excitable person mistook perspira-
tion for tears,
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CONGREGATIONAL Church

congregational Church
Corner Sth and Warner.
Sunday school a:45 a. m
Preaching II a. m.
Second Of series OF sermons on
the Bible.
Christian endeavor 5.A5 n. m.
Regular evening service at s p. m.
Subject, The Social EVIL.
Ida M. HERRICK, Pastor
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Evelyn Thaw says Harry might
shoot her If he were free. Worse
than thar. he might take a really
valuable life.
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500 D. m preaching. Subject:
And he pitched His tent toward sod
om.",
Everyone welcome.
Capt J. A. Martin, Commanding
Officer.
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The public drinking cups have been
taken OFF all fountains in Kentucky.
Nobody ever used them, anyhow.
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MadeRite is maze for strictly
high class trade, are you using the
best?
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Christian Church

Ut 'SNF-'F' ~FFHI Ct
Corner Ash and Noble.
Bible school 9:45 a. m.
sermon and special music III a. IN.
Endeayor society Z D. III.
Sermon and special music p. M.
Everybody invited
S. ]. WHITE. PaAor.
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Cuba is an island in the Caribbean
sea entirely surrounded by gunboats.
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Postage stamps for sale az the
Racket. Open at NIGHT.
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AN OLD ARMY DRUM.

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The Methodist Episcopal Church.
sunday School 9:45 d. IN,
sermon by the pastor at II a. m.
Class meeting IL m.
junior hpworth League at D. m.
iapwortfl Lesgue meeting at q D.
n. aN
sermon by the pastor s a. mi I'LL
REV. w. c. COLEMAN.
Pastor.
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THE BEST medicine you can take
d to id yourself OF humors and
clear your complexion, is Hoods Sar-
saparilla = it's also THE CHEAPEST.
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Business Office: No. 100 w. Har-
r!son, Composing and Press Rooms,
No. 107 w. Harrison; Editorial
Rooms, No 1oT IL West Harrison.
To reach all departments phone ex-
tension rs.
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K beat the reveille long and loud.
To wake the camp in the morning
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