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The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Some Americans facilitated their escape from
Germany by having their hair cut. We know lots
of people who could easily disguise themselves that
way
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Turkey is thinking of going to war on the side
of Germany and Austria thus disclosing the reason
for her indignation at England for keeping those
two warships and proving England's wisdom
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

We have not seen anything in the dispatches
about the Austrian count that Miss Vanderbilt mar
ned.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Austria has declared war Japan. Won't Japan
be mad if she ever hears about 1t
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Senator Owen wants to amend the banking and
currency law Looks like an extra session again next
year for the purpose of amending the legislation
enacted at this one.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

There are no cannibals in Europe, and that is
about all you can say for that blooming country now
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Hancocks is doomed Well, times change and
the old bunch of statesmen Webster Clay and others
have forgotten it, so they will not turn over in
their graves
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

And when you come to think of it, it is no wonder
that Belgian soil is so fertile.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

I'll be switched" remarked the small boy whose
father caught him smoking cigarettes. And he was.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

If watermeons had little solid substance
the high-price trust would get solar plexus,
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Queen Wilhemina celebrates her birthday today.
Here's hoping that her days may be long in the
brave little country that far has remained neutral
in the fighting zone.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31
Bad COMPANY.

Mother-Johnny. stop using such dread
full language!
Johnny-welI. mother. Shakespeare uses
IT,
Mother-Then don't play with him. He's
no NJ companion for you-Tit- Bits.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

suning his practice In Washington. Dr.
Howard Hume also Of Washington. has
succeeded DIR. Garnett as house phys
ician at the Springs. where he win re-
main until the close Of the season.
Mrs. Thomas Perry Llppett. who has
been passing some time with her sisters,
OF her new home in o street today. on
the arrival Of Mr.. Lippett from Porto
Rico.
Commander A. G. Mark, u S. ". C,
who has been at Vera Cruz for several
months has Joined his, family at the
Old Sweet, West Va, for a much needed
rest
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. EbIen and Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Evans and family mo-
tored to Washington from Van Vert.
Q. While here they are guests at
Hotel Powhatan-
Mrs. Royal B. Bradford has closed her
house in P street and gone to Brunswick,
Ne, where she will pass some time with
her son-tn-law and daughter, Rev. and
Mrs. Edward d. johnson. Lieut.. and
Mrs A c. Richards. the latter formerly
Miss Rosemary Bradford. a bride Of the
early summer, are now at Boston where
Lieut.. Richards ship is stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison McClintock and
Miss McClintock. who arrived from Eu-
rope on the Adriatic, Saturday, came to
their home in Nineteenth street yester-
day.
Mai H C. Reisinger. L. s. NJ C., and
Mrs. Reisinger have taken an apartment
at the westmoreland for the coming win
ter. which they expect to pass in Wash
ington-
Lieut.. Frederick Strong. Z. S. A. and
Mrs Strong have arrived at West Point
where the former has been assigned TO
duty.
Mrs Vincent C. Beede. Of Columbus.
Ohio. accompanied by her son. daughter.
and Miss Helen Pugh. are making a brief
stay in Washington en- route to Atlantic
City. They are guests at Hotel Powha-
tan.
Mr.. and Mrs George X. McLanahan
have as their guests at their summer
home at Watch Hill. Rear Admiral and
Mrs shouler, Of Annapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Appleby. who
have been passing the summer at the
Warm Springs, Va, left there last We'd
nesday for Berryville. Va. en- route for
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby are
making the trip by motor.
Mrs. Paul Morton, widow Of the former
Secretary of the Navy. arrived from
Europe aboard the Adriatic on Saturday.
Mr. B. E. BUckman and wife. OF Chi
cago, are guests at Hotel Powhatan-
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Howard have
been notified Of the birth Of a daughter
to their youngest daughter. the wife Of
Lieut.. Christopher Anger Russell, Of
Niagara Falls. y. Y. This recent ad-
dition to polite society. who inherits an
enviable position in Washington through
both parents. has been named Jane
Auger The marriage Of Lieut. and Mrs
Russell took place at the home Of the
brides parents in this city two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31
Getting Around IL.

NO. Willie, dear" said mamma, mo
more cakes tonight. Don't you know you
cannot sleep on a full stomach"
Well" replied Willie. Il can sleep on
my back Good Housekeeping.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Huerta is in Madrid. Perhaps he is looking for
castle in Spain.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31
DutifuI spouse.

Mrs. BLUM can make her husband do
anything"
What makes you think So
why. her friend. Mrs. Barker. lost ner
trunk in Germany and Mrs. Bluff has
just sent her husband downtown to 2abIe
the Kaiser a full description. cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Appleby. who
have been passing the summer at the
Warm Springs, Va, left there last We'd
nesday for Berryville. Va. en- route for
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby are
making the trip by motor.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mr.. B. E. Buckman and wife. OF Chi
cago, are guests at Hotel Powhatan-
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mrs Paul Morton, widow Of the former
Secretary of the Navy. arrived from
Europe aboard the Adriatic on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Tomorrow - Fighting on the
Macon road, near Atlanta.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George X. McLanahan
have as their guests at their summer
home at Watch Hill. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Shouler, Of Annapolis.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31
The ThInra Thcy Snr.

The Gushing Young ThIng-O, professor,
you must come to our affair tomorrow
All my friends are coming, though they
say they haven't a rag TO wear.
He-I shall be edelighted!-London Opin-
inn
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison McCIintock and
Miss McClintock. who arrived from Eu-
rope on the Adriatic, Saturday, came to
their home in Nineteenth street yester-
day.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mrs. Vincent G. Beede. Of Columbus.
Ohio. accompanied by her son, daughter.
and Miss Helen Pugh. are making a brief
stay in Washington en- route to Atlantic
City. They are guests at Hotel Powha-
tan.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

DR.. A Y P. Garnett. who has been
al the Warm Springs. Va, for the last
two months. left there Thursday for
short visit to his sister at her place
in Allegheny County. Va. before re-
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mai. H. c. Reisinger. L. g. VI. C., and
Mrs. Reisinger have taken an apartment
at the westmoreland for the coming win
ington.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Lieut.. Frederick Strong. Z. S. A. and
Mrs. Strong have arrived at West Point
where the former has been assigned 70
duty.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mrs. Royal B. Bradford has closed her
house in P street and gone to Brunswick,
Ne. where she will pass some time with
her son-fn-law and daughter, Rev. and
Mrs. Edward D. johnson. Lieut.. and
Mrs. A c. Richards. the latter formerly
Miss Rosemary Bradford. a bride OF the
early summer, are now at Boston where
Lieut.. Richards ship is stationed.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs G. ]. Eblen and Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Evans and family mo-
tored to Washington from Van Vert.
o. While here they are guests at
Hotel Powhatan.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31

Commander A. G. Mark. U. S. N. c..
who has been at Vera Cruz for several
months has Joined his, family at the
Old Sweet, West Va, for a much needed
rest
The Washington herald., 1914-08-31
How RaIIroads Were Destroyed.
OPHELIA'S SLATE

At a command each man lifted his tie
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sidy; Messrs. ]. N. Speer, Hunter. W
w Rucks and Mrs. Derwin.
Art-Miss Florence Adler, chair.
man; Messrs. Beamer Burford, Ches-
ter Mari, NJ T. Morris, Creager ant
Douglas.
Club Extensirn-Nlrs Dodson.
chairman; Messrs. Burnsdale, NJ
Cassidy and J. f. Pickard.
Parks and Flowers-Mrs. T. Ray
chairman; Messrs. f. 5. Rexroad
Lydia Glazier, T. ". Mcguire.
Legislative Committee-Mrs. B. J.
Waugh, chairman; Messrs. Rexroad
Filson. Alternately. Anna NJ. Bennett
R ; Davis, Derr Beadles and Car
ter
Music Committee-Mrs. House
worth, chairman; Messrs. J. H. Cot
teraI, f. j. Biackman, Or West, How
ard, Duke Miss Ethel Cohagen and
Miss Goodrich.
Domestic Sclence-Mrs. z. !
doughty. chairman; Messrs Fair
field Burnsdale. Carpenter, J. D. Os
borne Rankin and Mrs Cook.
ospitals-Nrs. Speed, chairman
Nessrs Soper, II l. Miller, strans
M pesdles
'i9uaue Comnittee-Nrs T Rs
hartman. Nessrs Beadles, Hart
MCGUIRE Speed. Carter and Bierer
Ben evolent-Mrs n. L. Miller
chairman. Messrs Hart, Beadles. No
Guire. speed, Cook and Soper.
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.PUGS WELSH AND
RITCHIE READY FOR RING
lRy Associated Press.N

London, July freddie Welsh
lightweieght champion Of England,
and Willie Ritchie, Ieightweight
champion of the world, arrived from
their respective training camps this
morning for their fighI tonight for
the lightweight championship
Welsh is sligt fayorite III jho
betting.
Ritchie weighed in today at one
hundred and thirty -four and Welsh at
one hundred and thirtv-five II Is
said that $4,000 in bets have been
psted Ritchie is the favorite in the
betting.
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PARDONS
BLACK HAWK WARRIOR
CBy Associated Press

Washington. D c. July ,--Presi
dent Wilson today unconditionallf
pardoned Spohee, Blackfoot Indian
who has spent thirty-four years Of a
life sentence in prison.
He was released from the fedora
hospital for the insane here to return
to his daughter, at Browning Mon
tana.
Spohee was charged with the muir
der of a white man near the Cam
adian boundary on the north Mon
tana line
The department. Of justice believao
his story of self defense
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CLOCGED N0STRILS OPEN At ONCE.
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

nenetrates and heals the inflamed
swollen membrane which lines ne
nose. head and throat: clears the air
passages; stops nasty discharges agi
d iee'lng OF cleansing. soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don Jay awake tonight struggling
Tor breath. with head stuffed. nostrils
closed hawking and blowing. Catarrh
~ " cold. with Its running nose. foul
Nl cons dropping into the throat. and
II" dFiness is distressing but truly
fni your faifh just once-in "Ely's
tFetm Balm and your cold or ca
ia-rh VIII surely disappear.
for sale By the Owl Drug Store.
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GUTHRIE CITY CLUB DIRECTORY

Ssndsy.
Cambridge Cnb-President MIS-.
Gene Gano; secretary. Nrs. Chester
Aiarr. Meets every week Member
snip rs. Study Grand opera.
auction Bridge Club-Meets every
ewo weeks Membership IL.
Auctlou Bridge Luncheon Club
Meets every Two weeks Member
&p 12.
N. M. c. Club-Pres,dent. Mrs.
Fairfielo: se,retary Mira Clothief.
sests Monday afternoons Mem er-
snip p. Embroidery cluA
TUESDAY.
Kenslugton Clao-President Nj.
: Wss,brook; secretary Mrs C. ".
e. mber. Meets every TWO weeks.
100 Club-Pres.dent. Mrs A. c.
D0lde. Meets every week. Member
tlp Il. Sewing club.
DREAD Club-Pres.dent Miss Dot
Cooper; secretary MIS- Grace Fer
randez. Meets every two weeks.
AembershiD a. Literary club
Shakespeare Club-Pres. dent, Mrs.
p \. Dunbam secretary. Ms. Tom
F-lch Meets eyery week. Member
Sap q. Study TRACED .es
Tuesday Auction Meets every TWO
weeks. Membership s.
Tuesday Evening Club r. meets
e. sfy two weeks. Mem ership l5.
ecuian Climb - President. 3frs
Ilolseworth. secretary, Mss Leno-'
Brhe Meets every tno weeks.
aem5ersblp 100 Mas., CLUB.
~sanssssy
current Event Club - President
5--s Anna uolson. secretary. Mrs.
q 8 Dern Meets every week
:. mbersbp la Miscell4ueo.s pro-
r-au
Emon9 -Pres'dent Mrs Ly-
u1r GRAY Meets every week. Mem
rsbl1 rs. Bridge ci1b
Ta1rsaay
New idea C.u5-Pres dent Mrs.
Jones BAXTER Neets Thursday az
farnoons Membership 1- Embroid-
erv -lu1
s.trurar President Nrs. r.
= Mcclure. secretary. Mrs. L ".
Ray Meets every tvo weeks Mem
fership r. Literary club
s Acorn Cllb-Pres dent. Mrs. a. g
& Rlprer. secretary. N-s ". E Par.
slcf Meets every week Member
SID o. Studying Mexico. cuba.
sluth Ame-.ca
4 p S.. C. C.a1-prr cent Wrs. J. B.
Fa.rCeid Wrs Gaf,leL secretary
a,-. Catrlel Meets every -eek
2'.mbershlp. l5 Sewing club.
r. osy.
zstewar Clsb-Presldent Mrs.
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Ladies Of the Macabees,

Mrs. Anna NJ. Hume, commander;
Mrs. Vivian Barns. lieutepant com
mander: Mrs. Sarah Wilber sergeant
Mrs. Hahn. chaplain Mrs Edna Ed
wards. finance auditor; Mrs. Stell'
Parhaln record keeper. Mrs. Aphs
Jensen, past commando; Mrs. Heller
HaIme. captain of the guards; Mrs
Myrtle Conneway color bearer: Mrs
Ocie Moore, color bearer, Mrs Caro-
lyn Smith, sentinel Mrs rmma Dun
Mica. picket; Miss leona Smith, our
side sentinel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07

Pat Woodworth. Meets every twt
weeks Membership T.. Bridge club
Mascot Club-President. Mrs "
! ". Bronson; secretary, Mrs. \. F
Wallace. Meets every two weeks
Membership 5. Bridge club.
Friday Eucnre Club - President,
Mrs. E. 0. Barker; secretary, Mrs
Winton Meets every TWO weeks.
Membership -.
Amlciua Cluo-President. Mrs. f.
T. Conneway; secretary, Mrs Ed
wards. Meets every two weeks
Membership -. Embroidery CLUB.
Domestic Science-President, Mrs.
Frank H Mcclure; secretary, Mrs.
J NJ. Heath. Meets every two weeks.
Friday Bridge Dinner Club
Meets every two weeks.
Bide-a-Wee Clu5.-President, Ms.
RosaHnd Stratton. Meets every two
weeks. Membership. 10. Needle
work.
Misuetoe Cluo-President, Mrs.
Need.ework.
Friday Bridge ,lub. Mrs Henr
Braun president Meets every tRo
te4ts Mem ersaia
enl aa.-Eveu.ng bridge club
Meets every tRo weeks Member
ship r.
Saturday
smart set-President. Mrs. " S
BarH-ck Meets every two weeks
Mem 5ersh'p 3. cards
Pm Delta Gamma Cl4b-Pres.cer,
Miss post; secretary Mss BlrKe.
Meets every week. Mem5ersh.p IS.
bridge club
Rooney Mooney shah C,lb-Presi-
cent Mrs VIII Martin: secretary.
Mrs T.55etts. Meets every week
Membership 1s. Bridge club.
saturday night Whist C'ub-Neets
every two weess. Membership -.
CITY Federation Committees
TIE president o. tae City Fedora
'.ol % Clubs. Mrs W 3 Herod. has
appointed tie following committees.
Entertainment e0muittee-Nrs. f.
IS LoVtle-. chairman; Messrs. Mans
field. sope-. Sharp. p. s. Rexroal. J..
= PICARD Dodson. 2. A. Hahn, Hart.
De-r Buruslale. Robinson and j. p.
Fa.-I-ld
s-a97ls-Nrs. Carter. chairman.
iess-s w. X Patterson. Gsuo. Brad
f7rd Ba-aics. Mrs Ralph Davis and
3. J. Nue-.
Tnite-s s.ty-Mrs Emma Miller
chairman. Nessrs S.. ". Rucs.
Llteratlre-,iis. s. = Hud-eth
Chairman. Nessrs. Mansfield. Dale. Z
D Tafio- Gooden. Bradford. steele.
Hart and WIes Be-ue
CiTics and City Improveme1t-1frs
p s. Rerroad. chairman. Nrs Obsr-
aolzer. Mss Nae Doughty. Miss Cas-
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OFFICERS "sMELL" FOR
CAR OF BOTTLED BOOZE

Baltesyille Okla, July 3-Half q
dozen state and federal officers were
chasing switch engines and cars
through The Santa re and Katy rail
road yards last night in search of a
carload OF baer and whisky known 10
haye crossed the sta line into OK
lahoma The shipment was sent in
with Other material, so the Officers
We're unable TO find the car.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07
In One Minute Your stuffy Nose and
Head Clears, Sneezing and Nose Run
ning Cease, Dull Headache Goes.

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway. Just 20
frv it-Apply a little in the nostriis
and instantly vour clogged nose and
stopped up air passages Of the head
viii open: Fou viii breathe freely.
dullness and headache disappear. Rv
morning, the catarrh. old-in-haad or
catarrhal sore throat viii be gone.
End such misery now, Get the small
bottle Of "Ely's Cream Balm af anv
drug store. This sweet fragrant n7lm
dissolves by the heat OF the nostrns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07
The officers Of the Ladies Of the

The officers Of the Ladies o. the
G. A. r are as follows:
Mrs. J. NJ Whitted. president;
Belle seaman, senior vice president
Mrs. n. M Carter, junior vice presi-
dent; Mrs, Amos Ewing, treasurer;
Ruby Huber. secretary; Emma Miller
chaplain; Minnie Higgins, conductor
Melvina TiIman. A. Con- Julia Latta,
a.. Mrs. a. Z. Gregory, A. G.: Mrs.
" B. Herod patriotic instructor.
s c. club-Neets every week at
the bath house Crochet club-Mem-
je~sGsip o .
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Eastern Star

May Mitchell W NJ; John s
Shearer ~. p: Ruth Bicken, A. NJ,
Hortense Dove secretary; Laurs
Alien. treasurer; Addie Lowther
conductor; Rebecca J.. Finch, A. c.,
Bertha bunting chaplain; Mrs. R. J
.Conneway, marshal Bertha Linden
mann, organist. Mrs. ROY Worthng
ton, Ada; Mrs. E. " Trapnell. Ruth;
Mrs. Bertha Mcbride, Esther. Mrs
C. G, Clothler Martha Mrs. w r.
Humphrey Electa; Mrs. j s Shearer,
warden D. s. Rairhurg, sentinel
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outside guard Dr. ] +. Houseworth
Aerie physician

order OF Owls, Nest 1913, meets
every Monday evening at 500 O'Clock
at llS - North Division street. Nis-
iting owls always welcome Off
GERS: G. P. Lashbrook, President;
A. f. Welton. Past President; Ellis
James, Inyocator: A. c. Moore. Vice
President; D. 5. Henricks. Treasurer;
Frank f. Mater, Secretary, and DIT. {.
r. Cotteral Nest Physician
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Kniqhts of Pythias.

Wm r suddarth, c. c.; G. W. Con-
way, V q; G. W. Webster, r.; c. I
Winch, NJ. Of W; j. c. Templeton, X.
r. 4 s. l. ~ Smithson, NJ. OF ~
H.. s. Page. N. Of f.; w. o. HoIcomb,
M. at A.; Paul Barnes, / G., and Tom
Farrell. o. G.
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United Commercial Travellers AS
sociation Meets third Saturday
night each month, o. o F. nall.
r p Gatchell, Senior Councillor;
Toney Finch, Secretary and Treas
urpr
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H.; w. A. Martin. r =. captain,
Airs7s Fife lcasa Ma. 1a2

Hire5f Fiie lcase N2, 1d2
The nsa officers u Albert Fife
lodge ftu Il are as Follows Wm
HieEen u M AVA A West $ "
q. " feaiherlngnl. J W., + e. Par
sons, treasurer; F A. Derr. secre-
tary; Q. b Hopkins, 5. d.; w ].
Dfbbens. J. D., G. W McClanahan,
S. s; d. A. Rainshurg, J s.; ]. R.
Abernathy. chaplain; d. S Mitchell
tiler
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u n XN d n r. .E x x x IL X n T
4 OF LOCAL MOMENT. n
q =. = 4 r a = T. 2, & = EMH u

The Guthrie band would have enjoy
ed the Fourth at Donohoe's grove out
north on Skeleton Creek mad there
been no rain. The boys, with Mrs
Robertson as director, mad a great
outing There were speeches. by
Judge Boles, Rev Davis and Rev BrJn
non Of the West Side VI. z. church.
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z 0. E ONlcers.

Frank b sarber, worthy president;
Chae Theobold worthy vice presi-
dent; ]. B. Miles, worthy CHAPLAIN
TO- Fowler, worthy secretary; Chas.
!. Rider, worthy conductor; F K
Preston, inside guard: A. G Pettitt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07
Guthrie commanaerx. No. I.

George AfcGregor, e. c.; Dan Will
Jams Generalissimo; Jas J.. jenkins,
Capt. Gen: John Schmidt, secretary
Joe Willis, treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07

Mail boxes for sale at The Leader
office; price s1.00.
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Two OF the band boys received a
good ducking while attempting to
boatride on the CLASSY surface Of the
Skeleton at Donohoe's park on the
Fourth. The rain that followed simp-
ly added insult to injury
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- - chanter. no. 8.

Tile nea officers ~ Royal Arch
chapter N0. 6 are a. follows. y. p
COOK NJ. r.. 7 ". Jenkins. X. e. ].
HARRINGTON scribe. Joe Willis. treas
urer. John schmidt. recorder: f "
Bamtord. p. s. Dan Williams. c. Of
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cmhrl. Lssae No. g. A. "a N.

Guthrie Loege 70. s5. A. 2. g. A. NJ.
The new officers OF Guthrie ode
SO s.. s. +. q, A. ". are as follows:
u. =. Cook. Y. ~: J. J. Cox s. u;
D. Z. Morris J ". Thos. II 1ayior
S. D.. y. l. Low, J. D: ". 81. Nartin
s. So Chas. Patterson. J. g. Arthur
a. Beyers. treasurer; e +. Taylor
secretary.
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Lodge Directory

The officers Of the G. A. r. are a
follows.
Isaac Clark, post commander: c
r. Delay. senior vice commander; y
Stafford. junior vice commander
master; F. F. Buriingame. surgeon
Rev s. y NIcAo.as. chaplain; Geo
~. Billings. o. D.: G. p. Mills, 0. c.,
I'd Platts. S ~. Perry McVay, Jacol
Amber.S Q. y. g.; " H H)rnaday
patriotic Instructor
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Have The Leader delivered. 4sc mo
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Odd Fellows.

NJ W. Keheley, y G.; Dr. G H.
IStagner, Y. G.; II. A. Herwig, Sec,
and Cbas r. TAYLOR. treasurer.
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Several families Of Carnegie thi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-03
10

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init i~ttpoy3em Samtbano uniaIun.
cen. Gin menis m0BtnF6rnis 1T
bic 9tpibeotdung pben yetl.s. ebeuz
falls aus 3atine, Cher nit ytm1len
3oia. @tyeifen. Die mtttlers Roppe
1nr Elm 8in0 ben crei bis bier SAB.
ZEN, bat cine arone aus idmaIen
SotIiit1!ten. Die 3uite lit aus
1elner 9ortsn : Stiderei, nit elmer
Gtnfnfung aus 9olenciennesIpibe.
Die 8arnitur beitett aus @.tlos5ono
Ene 8Iumen. gIou uno peiB oe.
i"treifte Ratine uno fdpar3es Ell.
oentano limb bos fir ben Sut aur
'lntere'l Sinten perpanote material.
uro Der tIeine RabzRub>6 ut unten
red)t@ IT aug gebIiimtsm 8aumpou.
9tepe eefertigt.
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Snfosaito.

Serenititsmus bat seIeisn. bab Ser
FalIt 9arun al 3afdiO otter pertleis
bet ausging, UNI Die tpabre m.inura
lelnes 9oltes iiber Ild gu boren.
Simmer beItre6t, erbobenen @orbil.
bern na65ueifern, bei9liebt er, Elm
slet9es gu tun, uno begibt Ii6 zines
Ibenos nit isinem 9etreuen &inoers
mann, aIs i4lidter 8ireer getleioet,
IN oas ein5ige Wirtsbaus isiner Re.
Iloena, nm BORT Die Nnii9t Der Inter
tanen lber ii6 uno feline aeoierunq
n%nertannt gu petnebmen.
Der i6laue &inoermonn bat ober
borber Dem Wirt unp oieIer feinen
9ditsn einen 8int eegeben, uno 10
bort Gereni6imus benin an allen Sis
1den oes ooQbeiebten Qotals fein
Sob iln9en. Der cine riibmt fein
9utes 9er5, Ser anosre feline cute
He9lerurg, uno 10 geht IS peiter in
allen 5onarten. 8egliidt BON Dem
Grlaui6ten, erbebt ii6 S~ereniFimus
enoli6 uno fdreitet gum 4usganq.
@ls er id, ieiner Meinung na6
ilnertannt, an Der Sir nit einem
t~ur5en: .@ute Nadt, auerfeitg!l" Der.
obi4ieoen nil, ipringt pI0Bli4 oaes
nom Sibe ouf, uno pie aus einenl
Wfunoe rufen fGmtlide 4npeTenoen:
nWir miini4en gebOriamIt cine quite
9ta4t, Guer Our9lauGt!."
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- gin YantoffetGsIb. So
ter: Wc5balb trumm: penn bic Mutz
ter 10?
S0bnden: Sic fam Den Souss
f6lifel ni6t finoen.
@oter (erlei4tert): Soft fei Oant,
bas 1T penigItens Elm G%egenitano, Der
ih ni6t perlegt bahen :onn.
-9ittere 4ustunft. Did
ierlir9: Nas modlt eigentli6 mein
rG4iummerIieo'. bos t4 S9nen mai
ci.19eianOt babe?
Neaotteur; Gas falummert idngTt
ilE Papiertprbe.