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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-05
Deutf6e Sanosfeute int Ans.
fanoe.
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Don GarI 8rauer.
9ans eaSpIf Sdraoer nnS 8ioeon
antamba.

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gu meinem bdterlifen 5reunbe Cans
2ubolf Sdrater biniiberritt, mar id
ospib, baB mid fir bic etfpas eint0nis
gen feds Mei!en, fpel4e i9 Bis au
f.insm gobrloh 5urid5 uIessn bate,
minbeftens ebenfo piele angenebme
Stunben In feiner Gefeai6nft entibd@
bigen tpiirben.
Geit benz Gage unierer erfter Be-
sesrung Dor gsnau flnf Sabrsn bate
er mir bic freunDiddftliffte unc I'm.
eisennibtgite @eiinnung entsesenss>
bradt unb bieis 70 oft in bic Shat urls
sefebt, bab Id tief in Ieiner Sdulb
ftano, obne Qusiiht, fe ibm jemals
abttagen gu t0nnen. Wcs sr es bod
setpeiln. osr benz unerfdbrenen Reuana
f0mmling feline erfte QnIteaung pers
fGafft bate, als i'd arm am geutel,
trant am 5er5en" mad manderlei Srrz
fdbrten In 8ulatpano mein Slid pers
futie. Ges gngIifHsn lpenig mdhtig
unb bar dller prattifden G~enntniiie,
fra. id balb au Der enimui6igsnben
Gtnidt ssIangt. bab man in RbobsIia
nidt anf mid gepartet bate, fonoern
febr out obne mid Ferttd fpurbe.
Srssnbtpslde 3fpeifel meinerIsits MUIR
ben obnebies burdb bic barfGe 4bfpeis
flung srinblid befeitigt. rSermans
nseo not applb!", NIT beren 9etannts
CAB. an ben Eingangstbnren Der @ru,
ben Elm ~Derargsrter Singoismus es
mar iur3e 3eit nad bem Derurgfidten
Raio alien geuerbunagn
5uportam. Bel bsutiden 5irmen angus
fommen, mar aus benz einfahen
Grunbs alsgef1loHen: IS CAB Domals
bort nod feline. Dir arobe Qrbeit, In
Mmerita fiir Mnfdngsr bic erite 3us
fluht, ipar oas gtbtiIigts Monopol Der
G6lDnr5tn. Gin eliidliher 3ufaa,
irslhen ih bic 9stdnntiaft nons
ephrI S6raoers ptrpaDlts4 mudte
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ptrns5 ME feIn POLES garaerrsdt sr
porben, unb bisrunitr mub Il isbi ou
Der 1brdntninfsl, ipc man IrbiaIId
bfm @uhfdbsn bss GtTtbes unb MIA
etr sssunotn 9srnunii nod urtbsilt
leiben.
Dab qtrns, f6titkri6 bod fr.N
iommtn plrb. ipsib Ssbtr anf Gnil
JsIanb. Wtnn q adnSlin mitttloG
mare mos CT nidt IN, hdttt Cefureif
5iptiftlos bos quite Nsht, Bel eiftr De,
p~prtdtion Itine Qundbme su ptrlpei.
germ. ea sr TN Sabre 1880 dusipdr.
btrtt nno fsitbtr In ben Hereinafter
Staten stipobnt bat. Die turas ge.
tutsrsifs, bic er Isbtss Sdbr mad
ortibtn matte, oob ibm, bn feline
Jnmlllt I'D bier bsTinbsi, Eaerlid pas
atimathsrsdt ni6t piebsr.
4 .
Das GtpiefpeibIi6. siebt Did bin.
an! in eiesntbumIidtr Meil, fteinsn
he In BEN ibpaH6tn Barr n Sslunb.
jensr malerifh Dor Der Sdmaied Ban
qtlastrtsn. gen 5immel o~uftenben
JttitI bic G~rauenfrdse esloit AT boben.
Ntht bdb sttpo bic G~uffraqttten bort
has Rssims fiibrsn obsr Die 5rouen i'm
offtntIiden 2ebsn cine berborraaenbe
Roae fpieIen. 8. nein - bod fheint
bort cine ansabl BON 5pat5dtern
stntm ~8trufs" obaulieosr, fir ben
fonit bas Itdrtsrt @ef6leht elm aus
Idllisblites Nripilesium genob, ndms
lid ben bts Rinalho Rinalbinil
ia, iptnn man BEN Iiebennnbnieraia
J4bre alien Jacob Goloen, GGouben
ffenten BARI. ipurb. sr auf benz nit
allen .Mcblseriiden arabiensa erfiias
ten eilanb Bel beli6tsm Saae bon bier
Grnutn anssfanen unb I'm feline gaars
fhdft i'm getroge BON S61 beraubt.
Dab bic betreffenben .Domtn" ibr
Wetier init Cuff unb 2iebe" unb BEN
seborisen Ruhbrud ausii6erl, beffen
mar i'm Glatbufb : polissiaeridt bas
rdmponirte ausieben 9ofben's 3eua..
Gr trGqt ben .aebGmdHht.n" qrm in
Der S6linq. unb bic 9i5aqe III fnreds
li6 5erihunbtn unb 3erfrabt. Rah
feiner Dorfteung mar @olben. Der
feines 3eihens Elm 4lttrobler III. nah
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bort bomisiIirten aIttpddrenbdnbler
Elm Gsiddft obsuf6IieBen. Iabbr
bate sr fi4 our Grau p1uIine Gpon
bic 6iibnsr su berfdufen bat.
ct erftanb einise pradtertmplare bes
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5u be;oblsn. 2ls er cine RoIe
bon gantnoten gum 8orihein brahts,
'ti Jrdu Gpon bur grftdunen OBJ az
oes Mammons kinabe bonn Stubl oes
Sim ndtif,n augenbIid Tel ire
pom Sofs, no iid bi. Ssene obipielte,
5aus ~gelaufen unb fet fpeniae
fpGter nit brei anbern
suriidaetommer, bic dnoeblid
'bne Deiterss iiber thn berFielsn. eines
Der Weibsr babe i'm am 6dlie aepddt,
bic sipeite that ibre 6anb iiber feinen
bic brittle btsb NIT einem eroBsn
Stod. ouf ihn Elm unb bic Iebfe bonn
Quartet sntrib tbm ben Getbbeutel.
Spbolb Der 3r0bler Fi6 BON Dem
Rdubattentat erhoIt bate. eritattete er
uno bic .betpaffnete maht"
'er sniel, beiiehenb aug benz golisiften
Ni1iam Gbdns nabm Sfpei Der mutb.
shdterinnen feft. 8ie Qrre.
tdntinner. 5rau paulind Gpon unb
Rohbarin Srau Maraiana
3of.ta betbeuerten in benz ereodbnten
3oliaeigsridt ihre unidulb, bod fteate
6drris fe Biz unter ie $1,000
Quf BIZ. anberen nMduber
m linterrOd' fafnbet bic spoli3ei"
lod.
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xli!ikns aa[ Keua.

nnb Nifii@ In ptip8ia. Aatrs
bod}'s Keller. - Ssin @stfhmiunsH
isin liHsIid. Snuhs pIsrsis
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Cdiaine's Etuft.@ SOisf
Gtraustp's auftrstsn in Trssbtn.
9us fruHs0ff6e MuftfsF in
Sdptrim Dos Muiitorama
Bonn Wanna".
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llnterofii8ier. n2ebnlaun IT., aus
benz Brett, oas Sic BORN aopf b.
ben, lpirb nod nal mein Sarg az
idnitten ~perbenl"
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Ssbs Britt III susIsid cine aritilI
iiDsr ben aritittr. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-05

nSatu bona, goas!4 (guten qbenb,
5errD unterbrad cine tiefe Stimme
unfsre 4noadt unb idredte uns aus
unfersn 9rdumen auf. Der Giaens
tbiimsr biefes 9aFes toar Elm alter
srauboariger 8irihmonn, faum ar0Btr
als bier 5uB. Cams aubolf mar enis
5idt iiber bieien ploblidxn gefnd unb
madte. nod i'm ganne feiner beimatbz
Iifen Sebnfuhtstrdume, Ieinem qers
ger in einem ebrliden beutfden sgfufe
Cuff. - Worte tbun e;nem 6hnar.
sen nidt Deb am aaerfDenigIten einem
Guihmdnn, unb ebe mob elmer pprt
uns barauf fam. ibm elm raubes ,Doet
sat!l" (Sfer bid fort!) 3u3urufen,
bate er ilns gum s~ipetten MaIe iibers
rumpelt, inbem ct in eebrodensm
DeutTd fortfubr: sh iein audi 9suts
fher, ih fommen aus SIppsit, id
fudsn Qrbsitla
Gin Deutih ~iprstoenbsr Ghparser
ipar ulls stlpds Weues unb ftimmts
uns miloer. Dir battsn abtr teinese
lDtgs Die 4biidt, ibn biss tpiiIen 3a
IdKen. uao nabmen unisrs 2uTInds 3ar
f~rant4Ff4sr Gprohs, In ber riAtigen
@urdusiskuus. nab bisism alien 0aaaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
THE CARELESS GROCER
Birndered, and Great Good Came of


A careless grocer left the wrong
package at a Michigan home one day
aud thereby brought a great blessing
TO the household
Two years ago I was a sufferer
from stomach trouble, so acute that
the eflort to digest ordinary food gave
ne great pain, and brought on a con
di5ion Of such extreme nervousness
that could not be left alone
thought | should certainly become in
sane. was so reduced in flesh that
vas little better than living skeie-
ton The doctors failed to give me
relief and despaired Of recovery.
one day our grOceryman left a
package OF Grape+Nuts food by mis-
take, so .ried some for dinner
was surprised to find that it satisfied
my appetite and gave me no distress
whatever The next meal / ate Of
it again, and TO be brief, have lived
for he past year almost exclusively
on Grape-Nuts 1t has proved to be
a nest healthlul and appetizing food
periectly adapted to the requirements
Of my system
"Grape-Nuts is not only easily di-
since have been using il | am able
10 eat anything else my appetite fan
cies. without trouble from fndiges-
tion The stomech trouble and nery-
BUSINESS have cit me, ] have regained
my plumpness and my views or iffe
are no lcneer desp0ndent and gloomy.
other members OF ny family.
especially my husband. Cwhose old
enemy the 'leart-Dum has been van
ouished) have a'so derived great
benefit from the use OF Grape-Nufs
Good and we think no morning meal
complete r'+Nout it," Name given by
Postum Co. Battle Creek. Mich.
There's reason and II is ex-
planned in the little book The Road
TO Weilvilie. In pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? a new
one apes 7rs from time 10 time They
are genuine, true, ana full Of human
interest
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Personal Notes |
- -: OF THE


The Oratorical association wl(
meet FEB II.
The phil bcltas will meet n their
room Wednesday afternoon
The Sophomore class met to dis
cnsa their "stunt' after chapel this
morning
Miss Ethel Coleman has recovered
from an attack Of Ia grippe and IS
again in school
Miss Ethel Horn is not able to be
in school on account OF sever at
tack OF .onai'itia
prof Shtra ana Miss shuts met the
Freshman class after chapel 10 assist
thcm in arranging their stunts.
Miss Eva Mae John, who has been
visiting Miss Katherine SHUTS, re-
turned this morning to aer home II
Musko8ee.
The y y. G. 4 girls had candy
sale in the auditorium this morning
directly after chapel, Another VIII
be held in the mJrning
the Ministerial Association VIII
meet Feb % when the following
program will be given
Scripture reading ....,.... butter.
PASTORAL visits ..... 80. lunnlnR
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neon, complimentary to her sister
Miss Barker, Of Van Buren,. md.
Tables We're set for Five Hundred
through the rooms, fragrant Nith
Narcissus and hycinths Ton see .
was made by Miss Dessa Matchett,
and low by Miss Alice, both We're
awarded pretty prizes
The honoree was presented with a
pair of silk hose
At the conclusion Of he games, q
two course luncheon was served the
color motif OF white and green. pre-
dominating. Tnose present were
Misses Parker, Mahle Graham Helen
McElhinney, Esther Beland. Dessa
Matchett, Alice Tailman. Beulah Co
solt, Virginia Hagan Mary Gill Gar
rett, Gay Bronson, Bess Gano LEILA
Mcpherson, Mines. Kaufman. SNYDER,
Bronson, kaufman
Cambridge Club.
The Cambridge club met Monday
afternoon at the Carnegie Library in
the cln brooms and the following
program rendered.
Ron Call .... .... Current Events
Leader Mrs. Baker
I Romanteism versus Classicism
(scntimcnt and color versus form ana
linel AIRS. Steclo
, DelacroiN Leader OF the roman.
tie movement Precursor Of "Barb-
zon School Mrs Bradford.
g. The Massacre Of Scio" ana
other pictures Mrs Baker
Barbizon school Wnat tho
a,t.r "A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
DUCHESS
GOES WITH
MASSEUR
lRy Ananclnted pressl

London. Feb II. II Is uimored to-
day that an English duchess has
eloped with a ma3scur All day lead.
ing hcstes8es have been frantically
trying 10 iind all the duchess ~ rne
peeragc in cforts 10 disproye IN.
story
The identity of the duchesa hst
not been disclosed Nor has the
rumor bccn confirmed The femark.
ahle story is published in b-eynoid =
newspaper this morning, and has
gained credcnce from the circuut
stances that that paper makes a spe-
cial feature of the secret history
Of the aristocraey ana sometimes has
proved that il nas authoritative
sources Of backstairs information.
Reynoldss says
Great sensation Nas created in
The West END yesterday when 1t he.
cam known that we'll known
dutncss, bearer OF an honorcd name,
had left her home two days ago in
the company of masseur of Swe-
dish extraction 1t is reported the
destination OF the couple was Paris
but the greatest care was taken u
Illustrate the attentions of interested
parties.
ut appears that, acting upon a
preconcerted plan, the couple met a.
Gharing Gross station The duchess
accompanied hy only a French maid.
and quietly entered a compartment
reserved for her on The boat express
TAe duke has placed the matter in
The hands OF solicitors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
FIFTH NUMBER OF EP-
WORTH LECTURE COURSE

Ex-Governor lRobt " Glenn, nf
North Carolina, will give his great
lecture. 'OW Country. It's Dangers
and possibilities, on tomorrow even
ing at the First Methodist
church. C vernon Glenn is regarded
as one Of the most forceful speak
ers upon the platform today He at
tracts and holds crowds in way
rarely attained by public speakers.
He commands tears and laughtcr
with equal facility Everyone who
caurrir so ought 10 hear him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
Soft Molasses Cookies
(Recipe BY Mrs. Mary j. LincoIn)

The childrcn-and he 9roWn-ups, TOO
will enjoy these cookies. Try some
next baking day.
Scald one cup nnolasses. pour It over
one fourth cup COttOlene, add one-half
CUP sugar, one-half level teaspoon salt,
and one level tablespoon ginger, or a
mixture OF other spices II preferred
Dissolve one-half level teaspoon soda
in one fourth cup cold water, add TO
the cooled moiasses, then stir In from
three 10 four cups -four, making a soft
dough to drop and spread in a pan, or
a sin dough TO be rolled and cut. Bake
ia moderate oven.
The use Of Cottolene as a shortening
insures cooking that is both palatable
and easy to digest.
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is 50 needless 10 suffer from Indigestion Dyspepsia Heartburn
or a sOur gaSy upset Stomach !

puh II
selling regulator
and achcs breath
fml ndigesthe
with the stomach all
It's astonishing almost maryeou and the
Is harmeHness
A Ncent q
satisfaction druggist hands your money back
or and who can't get their
in o night
ekcs andm world
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WHITE IS
To APPEAR
IN COURT

T8y AH80cWTed Fro58I
ST. Louis. Feb l3.-Attorneys for
the insurance company seeking to
have White, the former convict
recognized as George A. Kimmel in
the mystery suit, advised the court
today that they viii request White o
appear in court late today while tae
experts are testityine
George A Kendall, of st. Louis,
former companion Of kimmel, when
the missing man was an Arkansas
City banker, testified that tAe claim
ant was not Kimmel He AneW ne,
testified from the eyes the ears man
nerism and general Appearances OF
tho man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
SCH|FF
SCANDA!
To BE AIRED
NBy AssocIated Preasl

New York, Feb l3-Justice GorarI
in the supreme court today reversed
bis decision n in tue case nf Folke L.
Brandt q former valet of Mortimer
l. Schin. the banker brought hert~ on
writ of haOes corpus With the hopes
OF re opening The ease
The case involves = tAirty year
sentence for burglary in the first de-
gree committed at the Schin home
II is sai thar brandt had been in-
yited TO the Schin home by Mrs Schia
and In order 20 hush q scandal Brandt
was raiir AIDED 10 the pen on a burg
larry charge The whole trouble viii
nov likely be aired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13

j. VI prooks is here from Musko-
gee
Ben f Hcelor has gone to Wichita.
Kansas, to reside
Tom Barrett, Of Carmen, was in
the city yesterday
y NJ parmenter, OF Lawton, is
here, lie is q republican senatorial
aspirant
Postmaster Charlie Watson was a
guest at the Harris Lincoln day ban.
quet last night.
Ex-Governor Glenn, Of North caro-
lima, viii lecture at the First NJ. r.
church tonigat
Fred Farror OF pawhnsGa and Ed
Gray, ot pawnee, attended the Har
p is banquet last night
Mrs W. A. Greenwood leaves this
evening for san Antonio. Texas,
'Jhcrc she is called by the death Of
her brothcr-inlaw, pm Loose
Ex-c Nernor Glenn is said to great.
ly resemble our late President Nc
kinlcy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
LOOKING For Ducks.

Sportsmen Looking For Ducks.
The spOrtsmen in this lccality re-
port an increased number Of wild
ducks for this time of the year ana
Immediately after the quail season
closed on January 3 .he hunters be-
gan looking for ducks To the ponds.
lakes and rivers in this country they
are coming in large numbers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
Health and Beauty Advice
By MRS MAE MAKTYN.

80 have beautiful hair IT may clean the
hair, hut does not remove tho pore dirt
ttutn the hair roots. 1ur hair becomes
srngy and unmauaSoable tn few days
and you wonder why i.e. soap shan-
pous alone and use "a teaspoonful OF cam
throN dissolved IN n cup OF hot water Tor
your shampoo. Ii you want your hair 10
DIS events and quickly without streak
ing CanthroN makes the hair very
fluffy and bright and gives 70 the scalp
feeling Of pleasing freshness. You " L
not catch cold II sou shampoo with eah-
inroN and wll flnd makes your hair
look SO ye-y nice
J ~ s. Cutting the hairs only makes
them come 10 aeavier Get an original
9tckage ot dea40ne and with a lttle Of
che powder mix enough water 70 form u
paste. Put this on the hairy surface aud
after Wo or three ininntes rub off, wash
the sk and every truce of hair will
have vanished Druggists charge a dol
lar an ounce for deiatoue. hut IL never
fails To do hc wo.k.
Mrs. " c. Tae woman who uses face
powder not Only E behind the times. but
docs herself "a personal injury. Face
powder is only mocGery 10 beauty, as
lt clogs Tire skin pores causing wrinkles
and other complexion iIls TG have -
pcrfcc. complexion. use good loti6n
such as the following: Dissolve ounces
Jf spurWax u y pint witch hazel tor
he' wa}ct1 adding teaspoonfuls gly-
cerine. This lotion gives thc skin a.
cidodly refined look of veVety smooth
uess. lt removes the shine immediateiy
corrertS s4low freckicd complexions
ANA docs moi come off Ia the wind Ike
powder does or rlh OF easily when a Veil
is worn. This loj'on is a splendid heau
tiLs sr and skin whi encr
$ - Yes no factor is more inpor-
rant in beautiful fare than bright.
clear. youthful eyes. Yo8 should use .
good eve tanic. Cor an ounee 81 crYstos.
dis lrc ia in 70 pinl az Rater and use two
81 thtte drops in earh eye daily. j. VIII
clear 9nd Sircng hon yotr ewes. remove
aH iens of weakness and iuflammat ~
'nd make thep bright and sparkliaa
For weak. dnll eNorrssionlcss yes {
think thls tonic simply wonderful u Is
very s0othlng and is fine Tor those who
wear glasses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13

VOICES
All day with anxious heaw ani Won
dering ear
II listened to the city; heard the
ground
Echo with human thunder, and The
sound
Go reellng down the streets and dis
appear
The headlOng hours in their wild car
eer
shouted and sang until thr ,orld was
drowned
with bable voices, each one more pre-
found
All day it surged but nothing could
That night the country never seemed
so still
The trees and grasses spoke wich-
OUT a word,
TO the stars that brushed .hem, with
their silver wings,
Together with the moon | climbed the
And in my very heart of silence
THE speech and music Of immort2
N'NiANNNH'.
Mrs. L. r. Leach, Jr Is giving
dinner this evening
Mrs Burke is entertaining the En-
trc Nous this afternoon
Mrs. Ed Walton will entertain the
Friday Euchre club at her home ON
| w \ bic
/ Mrs Fred Barde LETT this morning
for Oklahoma city to spend a few.
days with friends.
Mrs Lon Belani was hostess to the
Monday Auction Bridge club. A -FOUR
course luncheon preceded the games.
II, Give Dance.
Adler's Orchestra will give a dance
at the city hall Thursday Nehruary
Mines Robert sohlberg, and J j.
lIildreth left this morning for OKLA
homa City to attend a social fnnc-
tion
Miss Cusey, the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Maurice O'Rourk, is spending
the week win friends in Oklahoma
City
Irs. G. Garner is giving a dinner
this evening complimentary to Miss
Partridge, who is the guest OF Mrs,
Y tie Smith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
BE SURE AND HEAR GOVERNOR
GLENN At THE FIRST METHOt
DIST CHURCH TONIGHT.

Half peck box OF matches ten cents
kings Racket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13

DAISY Dennistou Heath. o3teopath,
phone 1852, room 3, over Logan Coun-
ty Bank. residence phone 15@.
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The debate Resolved. THAT more
information can be obtained by read
ing aud meditation than by trayel
and observation"
Those ON the affirmative are
Mcssrs and Beck, Wyatt Those on,
tae negative are Messrs McCallis,er
md Saunders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13

TO BE CURED of rheumatism
Il with all it's lameness, aches and
pains, take Hoods Sarsaparlla. You
must be sure to GET HOOD
y Y y " 1. Y y :. Y y v y y ~ ~ (
y I.
" PERSONAL AND LOCAL !.
!. !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13

Paul Walencik Of Pawnee and Min
ME Paterson OF Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
Valentine Social.

' V~TCTlFITC . INTdIs
The +. A. A. Lodge VII give a
valentine social at the AcNulty hall
Wednesday evening. Al members
and their families are invited and the
president requests that all members
be present at o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13

picture which hangs IN conspicu-
ous place in the room Chance Nor
Bradford gave a very impressive an
dress, mentioning bishop Quayles
life and the help he has been to the
school After chapel many OF the
guests looked over the building and
visited the different classes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13
Miss Olson Hostess.

MISS OiSOn HOSteSS.
The Hilary club met at the home
OF Miss Pearl Olson last evening. The
house was decorated in green and
white. club colors The color scheme
was also carrieA ont in the dainty
luncheon whic; was served AZ : late
hour All club members were pres
eut and delightful time was had
by all present.
The Ladies' OF the Christian chuy u
will give Valentine Tea at the
home OF DR. Stasner on 624 East
Mansur Wednesday afternoon from
two % five. The ladies' who Will
assist Mrs. Stagner are Mesdames
Dysart. Carl Fairfield r Westbrook
Cooksey. John Milan Lowe and John
Hansel. 4 free viii Offering viii
not Dc eiven, but each guest Is eX-
pocted 10 ring something, as do
nation % the Easter Market" Ey-
eryone cordially invited.
Mrs. Zimmerman Hostess.
Mrs George Zimmerman entertain
ed the Kooney Mooney Shah club
a delightful manner Monday after
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-13

The Forum Literary society wsll
meet Feb IS. The following pro~
gram will ne rendered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-16
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, April 15.-7 P. M.)-The weather has been generally cloudy over the entire country during the past 2i hours except along the Pacific slope, where clear weather has prevailed.
 A trough of low pressure extends from the west gulf coast section northward to the lakes. having center of greatest de- eral rain throughout the lake region and the gulf states and cloudy weather in the Ohio valley and intervening states. Gen. tral over the northwest a high pressure area is affecting conditions west of the Mississippi, causing an average fall of 10 degrees in temperature during the past 2s hours and clearing weather as far south as Oklahoma.
 In the cotton states no rain has fallen west of the Mississippi except along the coast, but thunderstorms and heavy show CTS have been general in Alabama and Georgia. At Montgomery 1.S4 inches have faflen, at Atlanta 1.24 and at Birmingham .s4 inches. Temperatures have fallen slightly in interior sections but have risen along the gulf and Atlantic coasts.
 Conditions are favorable for clearing and cooler weather in this section Tuesday.
 Tempturs
 Lowest
 At for
 7p.m. day. Summary. of observations made ar United States weather bureau stations,