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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Won1ei cureg ddnsy
and bladder troubles. dlssOises gravel.
cures diabetes. Eeak and iams Jacss.
rheumatism. and all hteRuiaritier o.
the kidneys and bladder IN both m-n
and women. Regulates bladder fr0u-
bies IN children. n not sold By SON
druggist. viii be sent by mail or fe-
oeipt Of ti.oo one small ..v,us -
two months treatment. and seldom
falls 70 perfect q cure Send FOR tcs-
tlfnoniais from this and other states.
~. r. ". Hail. 1926 Olive Street. 81
Louis. 40 Sold By dnEgisis-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14
Citrolax
CITROLAX
c 7 r o L A K

Best thing for constipation, sour
stomach. lazy liver and sluggish
bowels stops a sick headache al
most at once Gives a most thorough
and satisfactory flushing-no pain.
no nausea. Keeps your system
cleansed, sweet and wholesome. Ask
for citrolax. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

This country must long rejoic
Mr. Wilson avoided varawita NeEicj
We ped all Of our men at homs 10
produce stuff Tor 6Ae world bag
land. Germany and France. the three
greatest factory countries on erti'
are dolrs the very best they can %
destroy the industries of Europe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

Just at the present tine King cot
ton does not seem to be making
much more OF success In the King
Daslneas shan william os Wied But
2 tbe world sill 90 on wearing cotton.
and things sill come right foF the
cott0n holder In tine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

The imported camels' hair srvsaAs
made IN Germany from q SECRET
process viii hereafter come from sae
Chicago stock yary4a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

Egyvt Also FTas cotton Troabl@
esv~-a sesdline Many years ago
EgyDt found II profitable To bold hag
corn sor the lean years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

in the laugh which it occasions; but
If it bear hard upon one Of the COM
pany. like the crack OF a string, it
makes a stop in the music.-Feltha- T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

There seems 20 be almost no lin
1T 10 the price wheat may Jet reach
OF course other foods. whether there
r any Fezsc6 f0F n 0g-E0t, s1If fol-
low the lead Of floH and We nag
expect from this time on nothing bit
extrayagant prices when we 70 %
market 70 Bug htne food.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

1bers's no moral In tse gietorg o.
the Boeton Braves Jest hssadwofN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14
NFugaa o. AssocfeTE0 PRESS

China Is mad wita Japan Fftslig
raad--bat not mad enough to fight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14
swsAry Anp soas rrrr

These nuneFiuz ana emhlTral.
snR fHnuhiea eau raaliV he oEr.
fslIH firfa r. Nf lu En aHH
slrerf rfnfir fruan. IaH
fahIfapoonflIs nI Naisfisr fam
sninl in a warm fp1I BATH Etfr
l1rin.r ffIef uInf endure ffel
far lre q auF Kind EF ft.T
tHeaiuisnf rafrr ard raalsiafs Uan
e. rseIei rzff 80 atld forn Nsr-
fens reliureI If arfa through fNf
ypfeF removing fis UaHaf lssfEr
boa ~ Caiofadf feenf f-ffr Gems
81 any draF ~ general store pHf
rared "a Mes raf F1frl4I4 Ilirra-
lorIfs. fayIcH oaao.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

You will make no mistake b. vot
ins Cor Uphsni for county commits b
sioncr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

Laughter should dimDle the cheek
not furrou tho brow A jest should
be such that all shall be able 10 JOIN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

But beyoad all wars. behind the
clouds and darkness. above the valley
o. the shadow OF death. there sti'l
shines the fixed star. The uariia-
ment Of man. the federation of the
world. Graham Taylor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14
FOLEY KIDNEY. PILLS
FOR BAckAcHE KIDNEYS AND 6LAo oss

Have Tns nvauer aenvered. 45c mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14
Lord, thy purity is strong
Reaching TO the cure Of wrong
Frances J.. Bushnell

We measure success by acoomu'a-
tion The measure IS false The
true measure Is appreciation. Tie
who loves most has most-Heury
Van Dyke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14

The want OF necessaries is alwov.
followed and accompanied by the eu
vious longing for superfluities -
Solon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-14
EgAx xE n e y * 81 s ELS
x BRILLIANT \
EKz zKMz z y x 8zS g

We all when we are well, give
good advice to the sick.-Terenc@
We are slow to believe what. IL
believed. would hurt our feelings -
Ovid.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-07
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

Copyright, 1914, by the New
We had a lovely time last night,
but l couldn't forget we were mar
ried and I don't think Dick did.
In the first place he had to come
home to change his clothes and, of
course, the rooms being upset, it was
not easy to find his shirts, socks,
handkeTchiefs and ties.
l made the mistake of trying to fix
up the living room first when l should
have put Dicks clothes in the proper
places before anything else. Besides,
I had lost a whole day by buying that
hat.
What shall it profit me, 1 thought
as I heard Dick swearing because he
had to hunt for his clean collars in
the buffet drawer, if have gained a
perfect love of a hat and lost the
good nature of my husband for a
whole evening.
You see if we had not been married
I would not have known anything
about any trouble he had in dress
ing and he could not have blamed me
for the disorder in which he found
his clothes.
However, I tried not to mind it and
was delighted when the bouquet Of
flowers arrived that Dick had
thOUghtfully ordered.
At last we were ready to go and I
tried not to think of the extravaganza
of the taxi when we might have gone
on the street car.
'eWen, my girl, this is like old
tines exclaimed Dick as he turned
to look at me, and then he added,
except you are prettier, than ever.
ct is my new hat" I remarked
modestly, but l was pleased, for Dick
and have been married nearly two
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-07

paper Enterprise Association.)
years and have been told that man
is not apt to pay his wife such COM
pliments after the first year.
We drew up to the grandest restau-
rant in town, and l was glad that 1
had on my prettiest white gown, es-
pecially as l noticed in the dining
room number of our old friends
many of whom l had not seen since
my accident.
What do you say to broiled chick
en-lObster, potatoes aU gTatin, ALI
gator pear salad, bar la due, crackers,
cream cheees and a demi tasse?"
l smilingly said: Just the thing"
and when the waiter left whispered:
"Oh, Dick, you've ordered a regular
Johnny supper"
"Of course, what did you expect
when fellow has the prettiest girl
in the room with him"
When Dick WaVerly puts his mind
to it he can make the most delightful
love of any man who has ever paid
me any serious attentions. l expect
that is the reason he made me love
him.
l glanced over to where Eleanor
Fairlow was dining with a merry
party and they took a surreptitous
look at the little mirror in my vanity
case. 1 must confess I don't think
am any better looking than Eleanor
FairlOw, but my hat was a million
times better looking than hers and
was glad Dick thought me prettier.
What makes your eyes so bright
tonight, Margie?" asked Dick, ten
derby.
my new hat" I answered enig-
matically, with smile.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-07

pyright, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise As
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

Sn cincn offcnen Brcic sen Or 0enu Nl gSil
ano 3cltor oer en0deu Stride in @ert an ole
cu0liite Breic acridci bat bclBt s. Sle aAgenelne
oatna ocs @oltcs beion0crs Der Dlittciloe tmo DER
Grbiloctcn gegcn hici9e briiildc llnierponen mier
idci0et id III Ncap a 5rcunolihfcit uio Nollthteli
mcuia BON ser @alhma in 6reocns3eter. 0n oieler
Amnen 3cit 6oben oaiidc Geiesc ocutitc @ered]tla'
fpit n0 Nolhfct iidl eucr glaon wertb gcieat mel
dic IA ben por0criic 9eibc Der GiUiQtlon Der 9Sclt
ilebi
lln6 oie 1nlhnq oco caliidlci 9olies oen Iclit'
ihen aeaeniiher IN 0icier dneren 3elt gSe ut llef
S ic cueS @oliee wiiroia pcncs por0iebt an Der
2pitQ oer Gpiliiation 3u norhiren nedles et ilti'
0putlidcr 3et oamt aepra1t bat ooB es oee smciBcn
1lauies Saii lro0e2
8ou oen yluacnbd at % eualano entoedte oaB
1uaihlon0 entihlocn mar, Den @reDs lno 9blrdliu s
Sc beiier ntraidren ais fnapen ocn Sirih ourb Die
aedmmg 81 modem mo OieesGuglano oiidl etilmal one
9dtcdcn cines aricaes am caene Sclbe lpuen 5u al
ici IN Ole g9utb gegcn oie leutiden 10 en9lano nloe.
orensl On mierer unnitielbnren Hobe 0ono0a
bahen eiBQe irieolide Ieitidc oie man 9eraoe pell
eana0a Is ieDr ocroriiaer Ginnmoerlng 0eourlte nli
alea N1iiiehl 0ort binaelogcn battc oas Shdal Der
aioci NuBlanos ero6ren niliicn. Us 1all nIdts oaB
cir @iIirco 2onrer In Rarlonent mu oie Seroletlle
ser Icutlden INN 0es JlorQpellens 6nuldma blnmle9
at la6aoien 9eiipieIen 3udlriten 3etmasberldl'
ten III eS bepieIen oaB oas Coos eInes 0clhen ~ ga
uo0o fen benei0efswcrt6ce it, Nir BADEN bon undul
0iQcn aoullciten geb0rt bic man nit AorDern nno
Die6en Ia elm nnaeiiuoes @edngniB oes 9loropetens
iledie 0eHen man bte aal8e @aarldlalt abnaDn nd)t
cnmn aeltQitete NIT bren baugenoeu &eruanoten oer
alieu ceHoi6 III breiIide ScrDnona 81 treten Dellf'
ide 1uruer peroc alls ibrem HonllielrelS 0erlllel
iu0 III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cn9epIerd)t llo es oll
pnc uod itragerl lIe6erpotlha" per m Ganaoa Y.
lenoen 100000 Iaaidn beaonncn meroeu IarumE
gqc VI pncn Sgacncpihaiie youtrealS N penn siiil'
Icn. alio 20rie ebei cnc @onipr aeplopi NJ, AarlW
aAen oc 100000 4nlilhp 0mlooo dorler pebar'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

glm 10. Cilobcr Nmi, eunbcr N,agr alo
Ouuctul N0ipltul h3 Sabre uit
gln 40 Cfiobcf Gahcfine Elmm0nS, 0Onrh
Somc nuo Snlirmofn. so sabre all
YIN 49, Cliobcr 9nrpnra Mgl0ano, 9lr 2lll,
Wilicombnto 1il0bc lH Sabre gu.
glm 40, liiobcr TGuo 2iclenirlo, Nr 2351,
Nuiulp Hut. 6h Sabre nl
yum .. i2liohcr Nncun Nlllpu, 4tr. O4a,
ccornc 1runc ~ Sabre an
glm 20. Giipber Ntbcl 3lnbcra, ir, COL.
OoluWbin'lncWic 20 Sabre ut.
elm 81. Giiobcr Wlarn Is. Nrmitronn, 9lr
3OI Glib NnrbnH 1iruBC 30 Sabre nlt
PIN 2i Gnoucr HUuiic 9lneic, 9ir. 72ol
Glib EnIOe Situbc 73 Sabre Oli
elu 20. Cliober Occelin Oiirot Ssracliiinca
oulpiiOl 10 Sabre 0li
Nlnl 20 Ciioocr SnDmac e. elrnc5Du5ll, e.
Nclcpbe 0ulpiinl. 90 Sabre ali.
sln i0. CiioOcr Cuurnp 9t. Grnnl, l,r 1901
Ouioit 1rdnc 2S Sabre lli
YIN 40. lliunci Hunic Nfnmtr Nlt. 500
NdWilion {criucc 5s Sabre llt
Pm 2l Cliohct Wllinri o. Is. Ulmncl, 9ir.
1928. 9orosNldrlcc SifQNc OS Sabre lii
2lm 49, CliOOcr Minute yiemliu, a0ip Gc
icutiou Oolpltnl" 81 Sabre an.
gun 2Q Ciioucr Nlau Nnwlni 9ir. 1856,
Sno'OloniiQro Nucnuc. 81 Sabre olt
elm 20. Ciipbcr sarah e. 1n1lur, ar. 1919.
Ncli 1lnbc Oi Sabre aii
Am 20. liiohcr 0reoctid y. Snuticr 9lt.
@. 9Scii Qill.zlrnbc. 60 Sabre all
eln N. lfiobpr Wiar1 2e0oc, uuipcriiue
polpiial 90 Sabre alt
suf 20. CfiObcf Ncnnutb Acocmaru, Siuo
illdeo lnbcrcuoiio p0ipiial. 80 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

9ls Der aroBc earopddc arics bcgom. wnroe oic
9rpiIp oices Sonocs mobenlmg nit 9erdtcn uon aii'
Qcbdcn @rauiomtciteu. nelde oie Dcuidlen IN gel
ael bcaongen bobcn ioltc1 ilberlhtbet. SbIcBuu
nbcr orana Die Q9obrbeit bod onrd ln0 cs uaren Gor
reponoentcn ameritondber 3ctungen meld]e oos Sil.
oenacue6c 3erriieu ze orihfcn allen @crdltcn iiber
0nacbIidc 0tniiouictcn Der ocltld)en Solooen nad)
uu0 icltc eii ooB oae oerartigen 8cridc med9c nit
ilnnmeu0cn llcberArilie IN Der .Aurtcn.&relle" ole
ics Can0cs pcrocntidji murOeH, mbegrnoet mnrcl
gi Scr ouoereu Scitc oogcaen ern1ren uir onrd
sic ihlieBld bicr anlonac0cn 0cutidcn 3ctlgen, BAR
ce eclQier oeutid)e @erpmoce ami ocn Shohtclocrn
rcriummct batteb in0cm tie ibnen Die gllgcn anslto'
d)en oie Nannc glaie mo Cbrcn abihniten mo IN ION
Ihorr dcubldcr g9ciie entietct g8r erlnbren cbcn'
iaas oaB ein 96cil ser rouoii5m mo engliidn Sol.
0oiea hit ogenanntnl 2unom @eiholen pcrieben ma
rci uno hoiiet
Pile 0iec 9eidlnl0aungcn oeltiderlcie puroe1 no'
tiirlid pon 0en belgrdca, roBofidle lino eiaiden
9ebolocn ia gbrcoe gelteni Aber oic Scpce iiir Die
g9a1rhet ser Octdcn 9nfloaG peroen Der gSelt 5rr
qceiaeicn eii UorgeIcai uer0cn ourb Ebotograpbien
scr ocnidcn 1oloaten oeren 9uacn onsgeltoden pan'
% 9lae uo C6rcn abgcIdniiten nno ole Don onnonnI
0eihocn aciroiicl wuroai bis Oabin miro uatprid
SOS glbcuaucn ieien @lnilben nocn bci oenieIige1
oie init Sen Narten iDmpabilircn
gieieniaeu ieood melde ni6t porcingcnommen no
ne0cn 0ethlano mo cs giebt ocrer bod enc 9au5
onic6nlidc 8o6l if oieien Sonoc peroen oeu oel't'
lden mo Itonoiuoniideu ger5cn 0ouben ldentcn mo
bre 5dliie 3ieben aus oeu mas Cir &iliam Dsler m
Qonoon inns Gr 2eSlie 8aoen @ueii in &nris agen
sid t6er Ben acrinaeu 8ro3etot Der Sooesdue inuer
0ci ia cuaidcn oiptdern liegenom perpunoeten ori'
ihcn 1oloaen dnleruo lost g. Gsler Oie Die uglem.
yori lmes" beridtei
Iiees Qr9chBiB ilt sum S5eil au ote felrooienoe
Nlrfuo Der nooerneI @eucbrgelAolle uno tDells an
0ic porsalide critic Nilic aui Dem Sdlodteoe 5lriid'
Mfiihren Nd hobe opeit nod iciuc @iinoe 9eleben,
Sic ION ciuem Mnnoum@eAoB bdttc berribren Ton
ne A'
Ir @ucit Der IN 6rantreid cds en9liih'iron5olI
Ac Sopitaler cinacridtci Bat iogt we aus *arIs ae
mcod miro;
Deuiide Soloacn oic tn iron3olden poipitalern
bebauopi uer0e iino dpercr pcrpluIoe ais oe lralI
s6iiihcn in0 eu9liiden Soloatci~
lu0 ser bcrbmic fon0naDhc FIRST Or ef0eren
0cr oeaide 0oiptdler beiudi Bot, ioat pie oos Der
liner (o0cblnt4 6erihict
Iic lnierindjnng Der gSpnocn ueler oeniiher So
0atcn ia sen 5opi1cu pcrniittcs Der ylonigcnira5cu
5ciat 0ab oc Arcdlidc Niinoc BON ioaenaniten
Iuniomn.auacln bcraerii1ri babcn milllen.
glher pc oeio0t sic 9lncrioner oie NIT oen Aullr
ten pmpot6ircu merocl anocrc 9cpcie pcrlan9cn ais
o0s boBc gsort scr oentidc mo tanonaoidcu gerjte
sic pcr0cu oic 8creiic crbaltcn Dlird oe meo5ln
idcn 6od3chmact 0athlouos ino Der fanolnoo
ihcn Qduocr lnlo ipa6ridcnlih old orrd Die meo5ln'
ghci Soufnole Der &cr. 1tooicn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

oelt" ueroen Nlon uodt ord Die Gruoromg oes bri.
tiidcn 9lgentcn 6opfns IN &oncouUer ourd pin0ls
oeltidbc @iiblcreeu sum Gorwuri nio oie Oedhcn
9ono0as wcr0cn MN crit rcd 0picr nod Canada Der
pion3ter mgliiber 4&ulhn" ucr0cu ener vaultlr"
bon Ger sic Sn0cr sic 8urcn mn Dicc onOere Boiler
eincu gcpcis befommen 6abcn ocn ibre @nocr mo
Sin0cstnoer nid)t ucraecn meroen
9ber mas lit 9nocrcs pon DER EodDtcr 81 cruorten.
maiu bic 0hrter br init einem dledten 9ciipcl Dor.
ongcbt2 Plus Gngnn0 fonnni 0ic 9odridt DAB bort
Die nod iibrie oeblicbUe 3Gten cinerlci uic onge
iie oort dlou no uic gcabtetc Stelungen lie aud be
fleoen vinteurt0 nod ihdrier iiberuadt weroen fol
lui ga man ,Sponc~ inter ibnen uerniItbet.
lhlo mierc Aaiirtcn-@relic Dmpatbirt imner nod
nit Gnglano iiillt brc Spoten inmer nod nit 81.
idriitcn, in weldc nidt allen Deiitidano onoeru
aud oic 30 Ndaonen 9iiroer 9lmeritas, oie ocniden
9htcs no ueraliert ueroen, in weldcn ocItidc Ful-
tiir pcrbobnt miro
9ber es miro tonlnen cine Shmocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23
slrrmiIdIie Qlnaeiaeu.

oidau.redn - wroBes qancr prompie
Dicniie VS. w. finale5, 20 edo-oupnrn.
eirahc Telepbon Ei 4oiil 1927.
(Nnu28. .D&G.19D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

Plus Soroeanr fummt oie Nadlrdt Oah bic rnn5O'
iildc &inglm1c fir oen Nceresoienit ausgcbloet mcr
Den ioQeu ncrc 9h0lop6ilebldtter ianocn eS critics
lid ais fur5Gd ans 1citihlon0 beridtet pliroc cine
Weucgmg iei bort cineeleSet poroen Die 5nacno elm
suercrjercH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

Dor "A Sa6ren. BUR 3et oes octd iran56iiiden
arieges djrieb 0ie .Sonoon 1mes" Set pierbnoert
So6ren bat feline Notiou 70 boswQigc gSo)born ge6a6t
lpe Sic Cenid)eu an oen 5ron5oicn, ole unUcriddnt
raubaierig imeridttlid nueriobnld ouitreten mno
iicts 6crcit mareu oe Oiienii0c 81 ergrecn Getid
ono Bat ud1ren0 oiecr gon5 Belt Die llcbc0riic uno
9maBungcn 8ronireidS ertragen &ir iagcn cS in
oicicm gugablid irei un0 oien bcrarS nicnols III
nns 5rontreid 70 imnnig, o crbdrmid, 70 tooclns
In0 Dcrodcnemcrtb uorgefonlnen uie cbt mo- es BART
iadi9 Die G6atiotc nid]t i'm mabrcn Sidte ieben mill
NO es id meiocrt oas lugliid 65nebmcn oos es iid
icbii 3u0c5o0cn Bat Gic 0eiamutmoie Der Siigen
meld,c oos amtbe uno nidtomtid)e 6rofreid felt Dem
Monai Suli NIT Oem 9emuBticin, 0oB es Sige 5itogc
aeioroert bat III nerbort no gon5 cridredeno aroB
ober pieaedt 1T oas nod gar nidts inn &ergei6 nit
Der uner6oricu Nicngc mbcpuBter Siacn no ,Siilio'
men, Die felt LANCER Belt inter oen 6ranloicn i'm lln
loilf iino
Die Smes" fonue ocnelbcn grtitcl bede nod
einmal oudcn nO bmucbcl oaB felt i5 bis 20 Sab
rem enalano elm nod b0sma9ercr 9lo@bar Eeltidl
lonos aepeieu it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

Sin uenes 5eIo fir bic S6dtiafet Der Sberifnt.
gerciuc BAT ser ariea init h ae6rodlt Ger S@ue oeS
Bcaoius 1oo arnc 6liaepiero uiro iu oelen Saseu
ua6rhoit 3 Io6c Qerihe BON Amaieiirrretcrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

Den bleiaen jaEfeldlen vNeFWaHoPNoDeH" aIeUt
Senrn g 0lenden oou 9iotb p5hioirt oaltidl- 1br
noat cs ae6rmdci touuei no ielbl pcu SDr 6
rd'i 6rodi o miro IS oud bcen Sud 3lI doililiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23
aeaI anIaeuadlt. sen lsraE0enII

(9us ocm Cincinnati @ofsbIatt -
,Qislona ha6ci mir oeu &raiiocnen gcgen ocn Dor
rrri in S6us gcnommei oob er ole Ngltralitdts,@c.
ese 81 @uncn Scr Aniirteu ansle9t ipe5ie ioweit cs
ole glntoac beroi Dab er oie 3iienoilng non arcas
material an Sic AQiirte gcltnttet gSir 0obcn ocie
Stelimg eiu0nomuen neil felt oen geiie5en Der ome.
rifopdcu Gcmblif ocu 9iirgeu Der ger Staaten Die
GrlaubniB aepdbrt poroen it, 29aaren icoreocr Nrt
an bic fregsbren0en Nl1dtc 3li lieern Scsi ober III
cn Sal einoeircci Ser enGt 5riiiten ber Die pabrc
@einmtnq 0cs @r6oenten eiert IS III Dos Der SAL
0es amerifaniidcn IanlpierS r9riuoiln Ser nabc
9icm.9orf oilf ocn gScgc nod Acranorio IN Ggpptcl
BON sem 6ritihcn &iilisfrGjer ,Garonia' ia Ser Gdbe
pon Saor getopert nnO oorbin ais Eriie gcbradlt
muroc.
Ole Supcuutg wuroc 0omt Jcrcdtcrtigt. Dab one
Qrinoaa" Gontrcbnlioc an gor0 taiic l0 ne tcii
uncertainties. Ionocul Elm octidcs S1iii ici Der
critic @riui0 lit 0art erleo9i oob bic ugrnoiao" lidl
aui Dem g9epc nod enen ncitraen Naici bcono llno
bcrcdtQt mor Gontrcbnn0c sd fransporrcn. Der
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rifonhcn 9caierlng DOR Bic ,Srinola" wor rr.
fprnalid elm ocnides Sdii gina ober in alucritoui
iden @ct ilber m0 crbeli Die 9cJtratnr nnicrcs S0n
oes mo pur0e oout en amcritanncs Shf Nle
cngliidcn Vebor0cn nlnd)ien nun gclicno Dab ocle
cbertrogung nid ebrlih mar ionocrn erIogtc nm oc
ocliidcn Gigent6imer 0cn 6ogen ocs Nric9cs 81 cnt.
5cbcn gSenn oas 4riicugeridt in @olilor dl oiclcr
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6aben onrdj oen Srieg IN 0llropa oao 9led einge0Bt
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foniei gcidpicl meld)c llriprmgS ole &aarcu lem
m0gen uno Gin Sdif i'll weitcr nidtS as cine @aorc
Gas @orgc6en Der cngliidc 9e6oroe n ucitcr nIc9s
ols cine @eltconahug ocS cnaliidcn &rmjps oaB
neltrac 91nocr elmer nit Gngano i'm aric9e ebenoen
91oton feline @oaren 5uibren oiirie Snl Sabre 1872
ba6ei mir oieie 9lnnaBung nit ben @alieu betompfi
iu0 es p1rc eiuc Sdmad wenn oe Der. Stooten 100
Sabre pdter cine old5c glnmoBimg onlocn nliroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23
I'm Nrinncrnna

an ulicrc Qcicuic Wdiiin uno NMiicr
lnnn Ncidcnbcra,
mclhc hcnic ben 28 Giiobcr 1918. uor cncnl
1abr linrn. npet fdi OcfQeilcn no.
3u iriih ihluN nicic piiirc Silnoc
0ic Hih ans uulcrcr Oiiic nnDm.
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29ne cjot ibni ons 10 moblaclbnul"
Sics gH0ri iiui unicrc hnnoca 6lcbn.
Nlh rlDc auii Qui 9ScDerlcD'u.
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(Cn23l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

Sm oentidlen 0eere fdmpien neben Dem Welelrten,
Noumonn Sonoperfer Bauer ino gIrbciicr GA @rin
5n Sm a0liiden Seer itebi tcin ein3i9cr Nrn5 ndli
eiiuual elm eii3ger .Tute" mo and fein ein5loer
.goro" Gas Frn3den bon &aes obidlon 20 Sabre
ait. lit nod nidt lgae nm ans Der Obbu einer nilt
ierlideu MINNIE etlaiien weroen 81 fonuen mo ilS
8co 81 3ieben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23
llreNerif NJ. Snnifcr.

S. nnt6 am 2O Ciiubcr mao lnuacu ihncrcn
peiocn Treorrid gl ennher, go Sabre nli oc.
licbicr Naiic BON eoiiie Snlnigr &crp1noic
uno Srcuuoc iio adiuuaeuou cngclaocu. oel
VccroiOulQ bci3nuohncn ucldc am Nrcitnn,
9nnmiiinpe . lbr bon cincr gsobnung 9ir 9,
gpcii,oin.9trafc, aus iinniinoci Qciicbun0 dlll
Dem sgNpobnmr Sricoboic lCii2i- 23)
Sin ircuce Noicthcr3
oui nnincn0ri 300 dlnpcn.
Wciiui Nd oil ciu 1Nmcti
&criummi liuo icinc N00cu.
Sic miioc Sccl no ruila
Nabelm iul Nuicrbnla
sic llcibncu oduoc rubn
Si ilucr Ndnucr aus
(Cn22 23)
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-03-13
The Dollar Soclal.

Probably the most unique church af- fair ever held in Green Forest was the Dollar Social given by the H. M. $. of the Methodist church at the elegant new home of Mrs. M. s. Coxsey Mon- day afternoon.
 It would make a long story to tell how each member earned the dollar she contributed on the occasion. We regret we haven't the space to quote the various rhymes, in which each one told her story. It would make inter- esting reading we are sure.
 The sum of $54 was realized directly from the work of club members, while Rev. Neal took a surprise collection among the men which swelled the amount to $855
 A special feature of the program was the mnsic furnished by Mrs. Kin ney and Miss Alice Colvin, assisted by others. The ladies quartette did it. self something more than proud.
 The refreshment item was also one of great enjoyment.
 The ladies request us to state that they are ever so much obliged to the men for their liberal contributions, and every body else who contributed to the success of their social.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-03-13

the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the fourth judicial district. MT. Walker is a lawyer of experience and ability, and when prosecuting at torney some thirteen years ago he pros ecuted fairly, fearlessly and vigoro usly. We feel that the interests of the peo- pie would be safe in his hands and we recommend his candidacy to the voters of the district.
 Yours truly,
 James J. VaulX Former Rector of St. Paul's Church
 N. M. Ragland,
 Pastor Christian Church
 s. w. Davies, Paotor Presby terian Church, U. s.
 O.. P Bishop
 Pastor First Baptist Church
 E. M. Freyscbag, Pastor Presbyterian Church, U. s. A.
 M. L. Gellespie, Pastor Presbyterian Church U. s. A
 R. B. Willis, Paston Presbyterian Church U. s.
 Louis D. Riddle, Faster First Christian Church.
 adv.