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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07
Ginem AJscmdbelm6rber
aisl 0ifriitriatsr 70. g
anonlesbon ptoDtoeues
R. g., sum = pfer.

propi6entt, R. g., 6. Sept. -
WiQiam g. anoiplss. felt fieb.n Sobs
rem elmer Der RidIt.r bss 8. 0iititts.
purbe teute in Der Rdbt ieiner CONS
meripobnuns 1m Gate Wlospdniicut
aus bem 6irtsrbalt srid)cfen unb ges
lana IS bem Weu6elm0rter, ieine
Sflnht su bslpertlielliaen. ebe Die
Qeite BON feiner 6dusbdlterin. frau
gcra @erosl, sntbedt fpurbe. Grdu
Werbea iaats aus, bab Ridter anotps
les oas 5aus um 8 llbr morgens pers
laiIen babe, I'M cine Gar nn9 propis
bsnts ou srreifsn. Gr lei js0oh tanm
einiae Ulinut.H aus bem Sdnie getpes
fen, dls fie bic Stimme einss Wuns
nes peruomn.H uub bic WOrte .Rths
ter iebt babe i'd bid" gebort babe. Als
odnn in raider Qufeinanosrfolae nod
brei SdiiiIe gsfalen ieitn, lei re auI
bic Strabe a.eilt unb babe bort ben
Ridir als asi6e gefunben. 3pei Der
auasln batien ihn in ben Riiden uRo
cine in bic ainnlabs setrotfen.
Die poli3silide llnteriu6ung, bic
fcfcrt einasleitet ipurbe. BOT .rgeben.
bab Der Rihtr idon felt einiser 3eit
Trobbriefe srbalten uub i,inen 5reiina
Ten oeeeniibe. bemsr,t babe, baB man
i'm nnd BEN 9eben iraftt, Ter Grs
morbsie mar i'm Sabre 1853 in 6dss
tinapcri, O., esborer, bsfunb iih d6er
idjou ieii 1893 in Rho6ss Sslanb. 81
mar unper6sirai6,t rtio. gobnts luGbs
rsnb beg sOnit.rs in hieiiser Stabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

ipobnts, eritdtteten umfdngreits Bes
ri6te iber bic gorgdnge duf betben
9oHbentionen, fpofilr tbnen Der Odnt
bes 8eretts Dotirt purbe.
Cine GinlGoung Res ,9eutIhsn
alub" su Der am Somstaa, ben 18.
b. W. itattfinbsuben Ginpst6ungsfeier
Der reHOptrten 3lubrdume purbe baz
pin erlebigt, bag Der 8erein bef4lcb,
I'm corpore" baran tbetl5unebmen.
Tiir ben Gamilienbaa, ben Der
@erein am Samstug, ben 20. Iobems
Der i'm 9eutfasn Stub gu Deranitalten
aebsntt, ipurpen bic 9errsn 6enrD
@loedlsr, +. SOerling, 30. gilger,
SSoispb goente unb ". W2abmo6r ais
Qrrdugsmentsausi6ub erndnnt.
Die Ssrrsr Grnit @eber unb Otto
arieqsr. grdiiOent reIp. 9i3sprGiibent
bes 8eutiden Gnnbpehroersins, err
itienen in ber8erIdmmlung uno iiberz
brd4ten cine Ginlabuna su elmer Gms
pfdnasfeier, bic am nGGiten WlDntag
N0snc gu gbren bes neueu gunbess
grdiipsnten, 6enrD Obermdn ,unb Der
iebt aud einaetroffene Bunoesfabne
i'm Souptaudrtier bes Gdnppe0r Der
eins, yWaIb;ngton plattform" dbges
butten tperoen ioQ, Die Ginlabung
nurbe bantsnb anaenOmmsn unb es
iDurbs beidloiIen, bab Der 8sretn ff
an Der Ssisr in corpore" bstheilige
uno au bieiem 8ebufe I'm 18 ll6r on
oem betr. Qbero in ietnsm 6auptqunr,
tier periummle. - Die Gtrn16men Be
frur'u $3.50 unb bic Qtusgat.n
$49.5O.
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Mnfdae.

= Der 80 Sabre ulte Sdnief araft,
on Der 6srbert 2lpenue IN GbeOiot
pobnbaft. fam Qeitsrn Nd6mittaq an
Der Se6ften StraBe unb 2ooae Al'
Zen uuf bem StrdBenpflaiter 10 uns
aliifli6 au Sail. DuB er ii6 eine tisTe
Wunoe an Der Stirn 4u3oq. bic ielns
lteberfubraHo nab bem ftdotiidell
6oipita( nDtbia mddte
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gsben unb ss piirbe am bsften Tsin.
iuenn iie es isbt tbun.
~Wenn mir jemals in einen aries
pernidelt tperbsn, bdnn perldnge i6,
bab bic sSingosa saebafisure in bisiem
qonbe in bic porbsrite S9lahtlinie ses
iielt iptrben.
.Gs giebt einen llntsrf9ieb 3pifher
benz Redt unb Der pfliht eines Uidns
nes. Manhmal III es bic qflibt zines
Wlannss, nidi DON isiHsm &sdt Ges
brau6 su MAIDEN. llniere giirger ioas
ten ben gsfabren in europa fsrn bleis
hen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07
zaarbriiden
Bon 40 fran50iiidsH Nero,
bfnu,u bombdrOirt

gon 40 fran50iii6en 4er o.
ptanen bombdroirt.
qarts, s. Sept, Cine oFfi3i.a,
QntiinOisung iast. bab am Ulontag
40 Trau5OitIde atropIdne, aIs BisOer
pereeltuna fir bag Reimbursement Ooa
2unsoiIe leitsns bier Osutittr 1lisgsr,
am /. Stptem6sr Saaybriiden boms
baroirt bditen.
3urtiI3tr 5orpebOboOt
5erfOrer aneebIt4 jers
f0rt.
4tben, 6. Sept. Der tiirtiite
5orpeboboot3srftorer gar 6ifar"
bon 2s4 9onnsn, lit i'm Rarmara
Uteer DON einsm llntsrieeboot Der III
Iitrten serftort iporoen.
9 ON q arisgsf4uupGas an
BEN Ddrbuneller.
FouitontiHopsl, 6. Septbr.,
ii6er aonbOu. - 81. foIseube ofiBisus
9e.annimatring uurb. am WlOntaa
pom tiirtiidsn &risgmiuiitsrtum er-
lahsn:
ySr Der @egenO BON anafdrta hGa
ben unfrre s3irungsabtbeiIuns
gen me6rers srfolgrsi9e Radtangriffc
geHa9t. ipobsi ipneH aniebuIit;. Seut'
in bic ioGube fiel.
~gei 4ri gurru iinb bic Irti4eriss
tGmpfe nod I'm 9ause.
~an Der SsObul 9abr Gront urtsrs
belt bic feiHOIits GrtiIeris sin saRj
erfolsloies 6usT ssssn unisrs SteIs
IuHssn BEL alrui Geps.
SrObs Subitriptionsu g auf
bic oeuti DE Reibs'
9uIeibe.
Berlin, 6. Sept. - Sebr srobs
SIbitriptiousH aui bic uai. arisgsur=
lsib. Iaufen iOrtpdbrenb rin. Ssas
Gorporo.icnsn bab.r am Wlontag gu.
famHsn 100000 Nart ($12. .250..
000) seseidntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07
MilisIoioatem
9erbinberu eintu 5auit ;
tqmpfin gina.

III II L Nv ".
Gina. g.. 6. Septsrnber. eth
5auittampf, Der beuts Na6mittas
i'm biefiaen gafebait part 3piitsn
cyad Dillon DOH Snbiauapolis uno
s)untee Gilbert pon Relp Wort itdit'
f:noen iollte unb fir ben bic Inter
nebmsr mebrere hunbert eintIittss
tarten abgeiebt battsu lpurbe bon 90.
6 bes :ipeiten 8. R. U. Snf. Rsgi'
ments 6erbinSert. Die 9ruppen nd
rem BON pem Sheriff Don 4lleH 60.
Shrman Gl.p. Der fih bisierbal6 an
ben Gouperneur WiIlis seipoHot bate
ie. 6erauEbsorbert poroerunb mars
j6irteu nit iharfaeluoeneH 9etpsbs
rem unb aufgspflonsten gapouetttn IN
ben Bart. no iie nicht MIR Die erri5s
tets Sampibiibns serit0rteu, fonoern
cub allie 3uifousr. bic iTduftdmpitr
anb lIuterHebmer. ionic oeren anis
fisnieu aus oem part jagten. oierauf
nabmea iis bon bem Isbtsrsn geiiB,
um eiHeu a6ermaIigtn Weriu6, ben
5duittampf ab5ubaItsH, 81 psrsiteIn.
aurs ndh Der RGumung oss Yarts
bur6 bic Nili3 srftisrtH poIi3si9ti
geaIl mp Sitsrkitsbirs,tOr GooSs
bear an Ger Spite oOu 8rpansid Vp'
lisiiien unb befablsn ibrerieits ben
Wilistruppen. ben pdri su rdumeH.
ipas oieis ieSo6 peripeiasrteH. porauT
Sberit u. 9. @aIe ieiueH Gsuieu be-
fnbl. ibre Geipsbre au laben uno bic
polisfiten iammt ihrsn 4HfubrerH
aus BEN Bari su eHtferueu.
Die 2lfiairs bat in bieiigr Staot
orohe @ufrsquna p.ruriufA unb biirf'
ts mehrers 1ahipisIs in ben Gtri1'
ten bdben.
@erbdnsHibOoller Iutos
unfall.
Detroit, Ulia., 6. Sept. 9eIss
sentli6 elmer aoaiiiOn sipif6en einer.
Snisrurban Gar uHo sinsm Qatomobil,
in ipeI6em iidb fiinf perIonen befun'
ben, purSm brsi Der 2sstsrsn. Grau
So6n Sins. Snnton. Mia., Grau
aouis SOifman uuO Gpdu Gbas. as'
mus BON Wpanootte, Wiih., auf Der
STEELE set6bist unb 3rrsi, Der 30iGbriss
aouis 5Offmann, uno Der 35idbriss
.Sobn 5iub, berari oerIebt, bab fs
taum NIT BEN -2eben bapontommsU
biiritsR, 9as llnsliid srsisnete ii8 an
elmer Sirabentrsusuns in WpaHooti.;
sinsr gOritabt Getroits.
Oreifadsr Wcrb augGifer
u6t.
Guon Gill, Rb., 6. Sept. Der
Tdrmtt asUin y. Robinion. beTm
Satin uno ein fyarmarbeiter, Bdmeus
2llon3o Rsobtn, ipgrb.n beuie bon si.
mem anb,r.u 6drmarbsit.r, Romsns
Gran, @rano, srfbOHtn. Der breis
fa6e M5rber, Der Die Y!uttbdt aus
gikriu6t &ganssn ba6sn fou, ipurs
be auf BEN Wsss bisrber. no er ii9
ansebli6 Der poli5ei iteIIsn spoIIie, In
9aft strtommsH.
8ritif9es @olb fir Rsps
Dor'.
Bangor. Woius. 6. Sept. = Die
brittle SHsbung @olb pon 2oubou, fir
yeep Yort beItimnt, iraf am Teontdg
auf sinem arisgsihiff In Salifar Elm.
Das Golb tparbs aIn Na6mitiag nit
einem Grtra3ug absd9idt uHb nirb
am 9isnitdg in glep Dort ein.refisH.
Die Senbung btitebt dneebli4 aus
S2o. .00o, 900 In Go!a ,sne S26Q 600 600
II GstszitSisEh Y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07
Stein Jrieben BON 9entiH'
Lamb getpiinibt
Bis Der arieg 5m einer GHtideibuns
gebradlt iporSen III.
Gnslanb itstt 6intsr Der
Hriebensbsptauna.


Griebensbe, egung.
Berlin, 6. Capt. lleber Gonoon.
Die rgOiiiide ..3situus' e0rtert in sI'
nem brsi SpaIien luHssu artitel bi.
g3iebuHssn OsutidGdnOs gu ben Der.
Sidateu.
ga6bem bic 3sttung bic gotI9df.,
oi. Graf DON BsrnitOrif Der dmsritd' :
niifen Rssisruns bat Sutommsn lais
fen, mibbiaist, iagt iie: r@anS0eutIds
lamb if Don BEN Dunibe bsIeeIt, Oab
Der 5risosn 5piiden 0sutidlano uno
ben Der. Staatsn aufre4t erRaltsH
bleibs. Die grtldrunsen bes SrafsH
oon 9ernitorff oiirfen peDer dIs siI
3ugsitdnOnib elmer StuIo, nod oIs
elm 3ei9en Don Gurdt ooer S4rDd6s
anseiebsn fper6en. Wenn es ismals
m0sli6 iein ioIte, bic rara6ic" saf'
Fdire au3utIdrsn, 1anH tuirb es fG
b.rausitsasn, bab Der aapitdn Der
r2lra6ic" itlbit Dag S9idiaI be3
S6iffss unb ieinsr pafagiers Dsrs
i6ulo.t bal.
IS muB aud barauf binsetpiefen
iptrben, baB Der llnterieetri.g ssgen
5anbelsbampftr nd6 pie Dor = uuo
mir 9offeu nit Der gr0Bten gnersi. -
u,itersefubrt perben ipirb. Die britis
l9e 9anoelsflott. ipirb fernerbin me
bisber grobs gerluite srIeiben.
rlInfere 3us,itdnbniiIe al 4merita
iinb setDifsH g.fdrdrtunseu unt.rs
iuorfen. lluiers 9sreinbaruns bat nuz
hann GsItuHs, iusnH paHasi.rbampier
ni4t Dsriu4sH, uuiere ,lntsrissboote
dHsugreiien. Wenn gnslaHb in Der
Submit gIoubt, nit BEN ae6en BON
4msritanern ipielen gu t0nnsn. baum
muB es, ME bisbsr, bic JoIgen tragen.
Wir bGben ben Nmeri,anerE ge3.igt,
iple iebr mir bic guten ge3iebunen
5ipiften unIsreH 2dnbern f5db.n.
Usan Deib ii4nli9 in lstt.nSen ameri,
tanti6eu SrsiieR. bab ielbt Elm.
arissser'ldruns Der Der. Staatsu an
0euHdlanb lnS in Dirtli5.eit iuais
S6aben 5uf;iseu Tam.
Die 6ritiids prsiie p.rfu6t ben
0lauben gu srped.u, baB 9euti6lano
ben S4ritt g.tban bat, I'm ben amerts
taHii4eH prdiibeutsn dls syrisbenss
dssntsn auf unfers Seite su t:inseu.
siSir ipiiien ni4t, Oh Der prdfbent
DiIioH fOI6e 9ebantsn bat. g3ir tSus
neH audi ben papit ni4t perbinbern,
Sur4 ben aaroinaI 9ib6ons bem grds
iioenten mit3utbsiIsu, baB Der papit
briugtuo ben SrisbsH fuiiui4t. sbai.
ia4e TT, bab 9eutidlanb rod ME
baraH seoadt bat. bur9 bic 9srmit.s.
lung bon irsnb ismaHbem Iyrieben gu
i4lisBsn. User Grieben Diini9t, mug
islbit uno birstt gu uns tOnunsu.
GH9lanb i4int feline RettuHs in Der
gefiirpOrtung Der Grisbsusbepeguus
au fudeH. Seins auTrpasne an ben
Darbansasn 1T 5uiammeHgebroden;
Der Tag Der albrs4nuns in assppteu
iourmt INNER naber; bic alIsrutine
WebrpfIidt III ins MaFtr s.falIsu;
bas arbeitsrsp spgoblsm fdnst an tritii4
su iptrbn unS bic 9srbdltniFe in
Srlanb fpottsn jebsr 9eidrei6aug.
mir miifsR ben 'ariss Suerit su si'
n.r Gnii6sibuns briHssn uno baun
iinb mir gu siusm Jrisbsu bsrsit. Der
nit bisir enti&eiSuug i'm gintIaug
if.-
0sG a Il. AL u-Zv
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qitcraL aaneriider lInterit. .glercin

Inter benz gprIit bes Serrn Sucot
Glit uub nit Serrn SEQ. 7. 3itt aIs
GefrstGr belt obiger 9sreiu geiterr
9lbeuo in Sa6s' Sdle, 12o gBeit 81
Der Strabr. feline talbmonatIide Der
iammluug ab, in Der an orsi srtranttC
WsitaIieber S23 ais luterItiiBurg an
retpieIen ipurben. qn Der einpei'
bunqsfeier bss DeutI6er &Iub am IS
September iperben ii6 bic WAtgieber
mad RrGften betbeiligeu. - Die Gin
nabmsn bstruseu $49.15 agbsSis Gitss
9chsn $1,000.
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6&ixszaariatex.

Rem gOrt. 6. Geptember. 2r'
astOmnlen; .Ro6ambeou" bon gor'
beaur: Dante aliabisri" BON GHua.
.2lmsrita" bon 9.nua,
9oHhon. Gnqst.: .pommera'
nian" Don TtontraI.
9ioerpOol. qngei.: ~Pbtld'
bslpbia@ unb .Gpmyic~ bon Rem gor'.
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Clifton Sbeater.

Sm Clifton Donbelbitoers sSbedtsr
fpirb beuts Oas grob1rtige Sddufpiel
aus Der 3ett Der GbriftenDerfOlgungen
in Rom .Quo 8dbis' ge5eigt. 9as
2-4euter befinbet ii3 an Der 2ubIop
uno Clifton 2lpenue.
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Die britiid.Fran5oiifde Chiffon, bic
na9 amerita geididt purbe. Inn ben
We4felfurs gu regeIu. traf NIT benz
&riegsidiff ni4t elm. Die Serren
iperbsn ipdbrf6einlid brett na4 Reip
Oort fabren.
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Sie reimffe Griinbung
Strb bic gstii4ts, ba 8
9eutfalunb bic Griss
bsnspermittttuug
Mmeritasip ID iiniAs.

9on6oH, Z. Sept. Cine Reuter
Depeife aus amiterbam ia9t:
.Gins bier einssiroffsre baIboffi5isl.
ts 9erlinsr 9epeias ertIdrt bic in Del
duslGubiIfen prtHe entbllteHe ge
bauptung, bab 0eutidIdno auf grfu.
fen bss aaiIsrs DilteIm Die 5riss
osnsDsrmittslung Der Der. StaateH
iuhe, bic rsinite Grfin0una lei.
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Grfabru1te gen mit@ e'f uat-
r'enenarbeit. SyH ben Yetthas
htnaen oes @erettS 3iir jSoroerlatg
Ser 0eoorfrItur mn 9eittiGeIt Rrid)e
berihtet Soilptlnoun On. Sobotta
iiber ieiite.erfabrmaen mt Sefonge
neHdrbsit nm SaDeadnatta taen. .2aafa,,
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er einem Regismnt efpibe sefieferi
6atte. bic 6ereits an anberer Stelle uls
unbraudhar fir WtilitdrBDede 8uriids
sefpieien fporben paren.
Irei 9au1bnote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03

had no appetite. Since | have taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound the aches and pains are all gone.
and / feel like a new woman. I cannot
praise your medicine too highly. Mrs.
AUGUSTUS LYON, Terre Hill, Pa.
1t is true that nature and woman's
work has produced the grandest remedy
for woman's ills that the world has
ever known. From the roots and
herbs of the field, Lydia E. Pinkham,
forty years ago, gave to womankind
remedy for their peculiar ills which
has proved more efficacious than any
other combination of drugs ever COM
pounded, and today Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is recognized
from coast to coast as the standard
remedy for woman's ills.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, are files containing hundreds of
thousands of letters from women seek
ing health : many of them openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound;
and in some cases that it has savedt them
from surgical operations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
For n oaeh, VHrinkied
Frxcklsd, Pimpled Skin


4ls March Winds. flying dust and dirt.
are iept TO injurc any complexion, this In
formation will he OF special value right
now III YOU have any cutaneous bleinish
don't use paint, powder or anything else
to cover II up Too often this only eni-
plasizes the defect. Besides, it's much
easier to remove the Disagreement with
oi'dtnarx mercolized wax. Applied night
ly the wax Will gradually remove freck-
les, pimp.es. moth patches, sallowness,
red or yellow blotches or any surface
eruption. The affected cuticle is abb
|so,lued. d little each day, until the clear,
soft, youthful and beautiful skin be-
meath Is brought wholly to view. Ask
the druggist for one ounce Of mercoiized
wax and usc This like YOU use COLD
cream Removing In morning with soap
and water. Many who have tried this
|shnp.e, harmless treatment report aston
shlng results.
III bothered with wrinkles or furrows. a
wash lotion made by dissolving on
powdered saxolite III u pt witch hazel
VIII prove wonderfully effective.
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A SURE WAY TO
END DANORuFF

There ID one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once. and that is to dissolve It. then
YOU destroy 1t entirely. To do this.
Just get about four ounces OF plain.
common liquid aryon from any drug
store (this is all you will need). ap-
ply It at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and ruo
it in gently with the finger tips Z
By morning, most ii not all OF
your dandruff will e gone. and three
or four more applications will COM
pletely dissolve, and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF It. no
matter how much dandruff you may
have
You will find all itching and dig
ging of the scalp will stop instantly
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft, and look ana
feel a hundred times better.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Devotional Exercises.

The w. G. t. y. met yesterday al
their headquarters at SIS w. Mobiles
Mrs. p. NJ u. Ray, the county pres
ident led the devotional exercises
Mrs. Varble gave an interesting tall
on the Value Of Prohibition and Mrs
Ray gave a report Of the meeting Of
the county presidents at Oklahoma
City, The members are busy making
quilt which they hope to finish
ne,Nt week and to sell for the good
OF the union The w. c. T. I. has
been very busy during the winter
months, giving clothing to poor peo-
pie and they are glad to receive any
clothing which could be used by
those in need. The headquarters are
kept open every Friday, for this pur-
pose.
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Tuesday 500 Club.

Mrs. Clyde Upham was hostess to
the Tuesday Five Hundred club yes
terday at her home on West Harrison
The afternoon was spent with cards
and the club members presented a
beautiful hand painted plate to Mrs.
Upham. A delicious two-course
luncheon was served to Mrs. Carl
Fairfield and Miss Louise Askew who
we're extra guests and Mines Charles
Adler, Louise Askew, Charles Wright,
w. j. Dibbins. William Wilson, John
Lindeman, Carl .Keyser, Ernest Trap
ness and J. w. Brodie. Mrs. Charles
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SPRING SONG.

Cut this out and learn it. Then
when the weather opens up and
your friends get their cars out, you
can sit on the porch and hum il
over. It's full OF truth and human
nature;
In the cleaning, oh, my darling, when
the cars are whizz!ng past,
Sit we two upon our front porch till
we see the very last.
1t is time to seek the feathers, hut
we linger still outside;
Twenty persons said they'd take us
out riding but they lied.
In the cleaning, oh, my darling, we
will sit till midnights hour,
AS the motor cars fly past us on the
wings of benzie power.
Do not give up hope, my darling
keep a smiling, and sit tight;
df we wait for twenty summers
maybe one will stop some night.
-Pardevlle, Wis. Times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Mrs. West Entertains.

Mrs. IN. l.. West entertained the
members of the Six Hundred clul
with the usual afternoon of fancy
work. The hostess assisted by hel
daughters Misses Georsie and Lee
served delicious refreshments to
Mrs. A. c. Dolde. Mrs. A. "A. West
Mrs. IL. o. Barker, Mrs. lHeler
Smith, Mrs. M. !. Armantrout, Mrs
j. ID. Burke, Mrs. w. H. Coyle, Mrs
p. J.. Holman, Mrs. R. II Carllr
and Miss Anna Foley. Next Tuesda.
Mrs. w. II. Coyle will be hostess tc
the club. rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
NOTICE.

We have discontinued the prac'lce
of employing collector and begin
ming March 1st, 1915 all bills lor
Electric Service and Merchandise
will be payable at our office.
Yours truly,
Public Service Company OF Oklahoma
(The Electric Light Coz
GAIf5N CROW,
Manager
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03

they do not need long list of rules
and regulations hanging before their
eyes. Their natural sense of the
fitness Of things. insures an obsery-
anee of all the proprieties. Unfort-
unately an innate sense OF modesty
and of the fitness of things cannot
be trusted to regulate the public
dance hall Here rules are neces-
sary to insure an observance OF the
proprieties.
The public dance hall inspectors Of
Elizabeth, n. j., have set forth suc-
cincly c1agcct rnlcs for partners In
five "dont's,' They could not be put
more tersely.
Don't hop.
Don't dip.
Don't breathe in the lady's face.
Don't hold lady too close
Don't wave the arms up and down
All forms OF dipping and rolling
of the shoulders are forbidden iby
the dance censors as vulgar. These
restrictions should not serve to spoil
the sport of the average person oil
the dance hall--Leslie's Weekly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Wheat Prospects Are Good:

sWheat in Oklahoma is in the best
condition d ever saw it this time ol
year and promises a crop that will
break all records" said DR. Frank
w. Brewer. chief inspector for Okla
homa OF the bureau ofNanimals indus
try. today after completing a trip
over the state. Last years great
crop. which many held for war pric-
es, has made the farmers in the
wheat belt very prosperous accords
ing 10 DR.. Brewer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Sherwood After Prisoner.

Sheriff viii Sherwood, left today
for Gushing to bring back l.. A.
Hardman, wanted in this county on
a charge of gaining money under
false pretenses. Hardfhan was ar
rested on wire from the sheriff
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03

Lyula n. flnknam 5
V e e. table Com
pound. When ! first
began taking it |
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds of
aches-pains in low
er part of back and
in sides, and press
ing down pains. l
could not sleep and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Bill Martin Goes Home.

''Bilf' Martin for lS years general
utility man at The Daily Leader plant
was called to his old home in Ten
nessee this week. by the death of
his mother. ''Bill1 has been faithful
and this is his first vacation in IS
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Clean Up Your Premises.

Clean up your stables and back
yards. The ladies will start on a
visiting tour soon and you certainly
do not want them to shame you.
Manure piles are breeding places for
disease germs. The flies will carry
the germ. Swat the fly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Dont's For Dancers.

Ut takes more than rules to pro-
duce good conduct. Where a prop
er spirit prevails, rules are super
fluous. This is particularly true IN
regard to dancing. When people OF
refinement dance with their friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Z: 4, Y: sg n q Il 4: 4. e n y n Il q
a TOPICS OF THE II
m TOWN AND STATE. "a
4. 4, =. q Z. .s ~ \. q. u. u II r. ~ IS
Married By JUDGE chappeIIe.

lBartwell l.. Simpson, "a of Porter,
y. M. and Stella J. Mccoy, 26 of Null
hall, were united in marriage by
Judge John d. Chappelle this morn
ing ii county court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03

II is claimed that the high school
girls in Washington, d. c., wear
dresses more fashionable and expen-
sivc than are ordinarily worn at the
fashionable colleges.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Activities of Women.

Miss Anna M. Shreve, Mother OF
Girard college for the past 40 years,
boasts of never furnishing a boy III all
the long time she has held the posi-
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
States Fire Loss Falls OFF.

According to the Fire Marshal S
monthly report the loss in the state
was 100000 less than during any
previous February in the history of
the state. The total loss for the
month was $101 1868.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
Greeks IRE Called to War.

All Greeks in Oklahoma between
the ages of 2l and 80 have been re-
called by their government for serY-
ice in the battlefield. Many have al
ready responded. They are ordered
to report to the consul at st. Louis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03

All members Of Hercules camp are
requested to be present at the regu-
lar meeting, as there will be an in
itiation and final arrangements are
to be made for the St. Patrick's So
cial BY order of the Oracle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03

Americas most successful business
woman, Miss Elsie De Wolf has gone
TO California. where she will remodel
the famous Crocker mansion at Bur
lingame.