davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
2iscmmelbnnaen cmsliidler @efanse.
ncr iofprt ridJtig geitellt.
slpiatifcr Der ellliierten iunrfen
Spmben ani 8riiiel berab.

9erIir. 10. SSirni. llcber 2on-
Don. Ios oeuti6e &riegsdmt gob
beute befannt, oob 0us Sorf Gber-
mel1il. ctpo 80 Neeilcn oitlif bon
9soncu, bon Den 9elltider heiest
murbe. 9ie Sranaoien bottcn oas
Iorf beionoers hefeitigt.
Berlin 19. Suni. GraDtlos
iIber SappiIle. Inter ben Don Der
llcberieeiidcn giohriuten 9lgelliur
ncr0ficntlihtcn Mtelblngen bcfInoct
lid, beiltc Die fnlgcnoe:
.Iie beuti6e Ihnliralitnt hot eire
@citatiaiIna bes lnnge beItebenOen
@er,ibtcs peroffelltlidt, pnnoh Dos
Saud,6oot ll.29 roa eirca1 britiihell
SeltronSport 0dnlpfer gcron1n;t
nltrbe, her our 3eit Die idlncoiihc
isluaae 5cigte. Gos llnterieeboot
r,uroe ocromn1t. nndltem es ben,
Tonrpier bcfoblen botte. or6ibdlten.
.9ei Seiprednng bieics @orfalies
erflGren oelltide 3eltltnaen, er let
ein geneis BON ocm Wtibbroud, nell.
trolcr Sloggen Ourdl Gnalono, nne
bob ser ungeieslidle Silrs. Den San-
belsidlific perfolgen, Die SHmnall-
Sonten Der beutldlen Soltdboote
srinae. ibre cieene 5iferbeit auerit
3u erlpdeen unb iolde Shit;e obne
@orniing su perienfen.
Ser @rrtlant Der Mitteilnns III
fplgenber:
ySm meitlifcn Nrteestaelter
Cine lortistuns Der Ynariffe oil
nnierer Ssrpnt n0rblidl nun Grras
hafte fueiterc gtieberlaaer riir Der
Seinb Snr Tulse. &orhlidl BON,
60 Saiice aanal mnrae ein englt'
idlsr Nunriif phne SdDmieiiafeiteu
snriifseidlaaen.
pNehrere fransOiiide 9lrsr;iie in
Sen 9prette Siaeln anf beioen
Seiten run gtsnpille mns nurSmeitlid,
pom glrras bradlen sninmmcn. Gir
rcinigien Elm Yuar SdlanssrGbem, Die
mir nurher nerluren battcn, bonn
;ssinbe.
ySn Der grgunnen. .8egeno mnrbe
elm lofaler @ormaridl bes SeinSes
bnrd einen gaiunettangriff snriid.
eemurfen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Nnr nod 6nabenaft m0g.
lid.
gefer's 'poffnnns nni Rett:ns npr
Stnrihtnns iuieber sertuaer.

IIbnnn, q. g., 19. SUM. aus
@ppelleeridt bei6ieb gcitern Dos @e.
iuf) Der @nfp1lte Charles geder's,
oes friiberen Seem Ynrfer Goli6ei-
lelttnants, Inn @iebererfraelag 0cr
entiheibung abfhlogie ilnb beIt6-
tiQte oos Sobesilrteil. @eder, Der
iiberfiibrt fpurbe, Die grrnorbune
Ses SpieIboIlen sgeiisers Sernton
8pientbol neroitlabt du boben, be.
finbet ii6 iest i'm Sing Sing 8e.
f1ngnis unb ion in Der nit bem 12.
Suit beginnenben @ohe b:neerihtet
perben. Seine eirpiee &ettune be.
itebt in einem @nobenoft bes @oup.
@hitlnan. Der ols 9iltriftsonpoft
bos s1uI6rerbtft eeeet gefer her,
betaefiibrt hotfe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19

uSte Snmpte nDr Tdndnpts 1tno
nod reinltntlos.
yNDrblid) ppn Snnepille lpnrbe bus
Surf Gbernil, oas BON BEN
Sranspien befcitigt nno beiett iuur-
Den lunr, crpbcrt nnb nadl 3eritOrnng
Der fransOiiiden &erteioisnngsmerfe
febrten nnicre Sruppen nadl ibren
nlten Stellmnsen snriif nno brnhten
etipn 60 8cfnnaenc NIT it'd.
gSn ben @ogeicn bGlt Der &f
nn einigen Stellen bes JedDt- Sules
mod an. slm ,eilseH.gerg nabmen
mir 200 Srnnspien sefangen.
yglnf oem Ditlihen Sdlauplas:
ySn Der 6egenb BON SdawIi, Ga'
NINA nno Sslnmata mnrbe ruiiiidle
&orllnt snriifgetrieben. SMblifl BON
aallunrp madlten mir 5prtidlrittc.
Sns Sprf @plfpluisna mnrDc int
Stnrm crpbert.
ISM SiiSuiten: Die &niien wnr-
ben Ditlifl BON i3npnsesuiu bislllanuiu
nno Oitlid) bappn bis snr 9inie Sa.
nem-E -Eanesfn n-6rpbef snriifgetrieben,
melhe Stellnngen aneesriffen ipnr.
ben. 9iniiiide Srnppen itcben mod
iiiblif pum Sniciter nno suiiden
ben 9nieiter- Siimpfen mnb benz Strp
wnroen lie nurbuGrts getrieben. Die
slngriffc werben fOrtseiebt."
Sarnpgrnb genpmmen.
@ien, iiber 9pnSpn, 10. Smmi.
Sas 9riegsamt perOffentlidlte geitern
abenb fulgenben uffisiellen @eriht:
rgtDrblidl uun Sieniapa iinb nm
iere perfplaenben Srmppen anf rniii-
idles @ebiet gefDmmen nnb babcm Die
!SOben nOrblidl npn &resum erreid)t.
Saranf beiebten lie bic StaSt Sarnp.
grab.
ySie rniiiidlen Srnppen sipiidlen
Dem nnteren Sun nno Der Weihiel
bnben iidD IN mehreren Tnnften Ill.
riifgespgen. Die SDben nDrblidl uun
Giessnnpiu 10 Meilen n0rblidl BON
Snbaespiu) lunrben pDn nns genom.
men. Sn Der sebirgisen 8egenS Dit-
lid ppn Niemirom nnb hinter safup.
rom iinb itarfe rniiiidearGfte eri6ic.
men.
ySmolid) ppm pberen 5nieiter iunr-
ben Die &niien nadD beftigem &i
senOtist, iidl ams Steaungen nnbe
Sitpnia snriifsmSieben.
nStalieniifer Sd)anplab: gei ben
lesten slnsrifien an Der Sipnso-;srpni
hatten bic Staliener ebenip iuenig Gr.
fulg pic bel ben iriiberen Inarifien.
Hnbe Elapn id)lugem mniere balmati-
niidlen Srnppen ben glngriff elmer
italieniidlen Brigade snriif. Der
Seinb ernenerte ieinen 9lnsriff, pnr.
De aber mieber snriifaemurfcn".
Gbutin in Seiiarabien bcbrubt.
Serlin, 10. snni. lteber Con.
Don. Sepeidlen ans benz Tresbanpt.
anartier Der Oiterreihiidl nnaari.
idlen slrmee Seisem, bak Die Hniien
iiberal anf ibre lesten @erteioignn.
aen uur Semberg snriifsetriebem wnr.
Den, Die in nOrblidler nno inblidler
6idltmns etiua 5ehn Meilen iueitlid
uun Sem6ers lamfen. Die 9epeidDen
iasem, ban iidl Die Hniien in srOkter
llnuronnna snriifsieben. Inter Den
@efangemen befinoen iidl pielc Sol,
baten, Die bebauptem, baf iie MIR IA
Sage einercrsiert iumrben, che iie mad
8alisien an Die 6ront seidlift lpnr'
ben.
Wafbem bic &niien an Der Snn.
einie unterlesen iimo, bdrnmsrt ieei
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Som Stapel gtlanfen.
Sdladtidiff Grisona bente bpppelt
getanft.

@epgorf, 19. sunni. Gos reue
s6lodtififf slrisonn murbe bier
beiite n1ittoe in Der grooflbner Napp
9orb erfoIarei9 pom Stopel geIoi.
fen. gs lit Dos erobte S9Iohti9iff
Der Welt. Gs tpurbe iotpobI nit
@oiier oIs oud nit Gbonlpogner ee.
touft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Mag Dor aanSler nno
aatier geben.
Gmmifdr StrnftorH's
warttt bic @cltgeus
belt ab.
Ferionli1er Seridt on ben Sfeids'
fansler iit fnit iider.
Ginlabnng nadl faiierlidlem !Snnpt-
anartier ernartet.
aunierensen mit2eitern anSluGrtiser
0nlttif nel,tfnoeu
Gunierensen mit2eitern ansiuGrtiser
@pliiif sepflpsen.

Berlin. iiber 2orvoon, t9. SSuni.
Or. I1ton Meper 9erborb, beiien
Ioneer Scri6t en- ben 2eitcr hes dis
D1rtigen Inltes, Serrn BON Soeoip,
on beiien llnteriefrct1r. Or. gllfreb
Zimmerman unb on @rnf 0tont-
eeIns, Saiipt Der ninerifanii6en Ibs
teiIung bes ausportieen In1tes,
bieie geanlten bod nit Dem Stanb
Der offentIi6en Neeimtna in beit
Ser. Stooten pertroitt gen1nd1t 1ntte,
nirb @eleJenbcit erbalten, einen
GbnIihen gjeri6t btreft on bcil
@et6stan5ler bon get6monn 9on-
meg al eritatten, ebe tatiddltd) OH
bic 9(usorbeitlnls Der sl1tnort ouf
bic 5lpeite onierifaniife 9ote betreifs
Der 2uitturio 0erienfung beronee.
ifritten perhcn ipirb.
Sb Gr. lteDer @erborb, Der bon
@rof bon gerritorfi, bent >gotiGofter
in 9Soihinetor, nod Gelitid)Iono ee.
ianbt moroen mar, bnsSaEptluortier
beiuhen unb &aiier gSiIheln: perion.
ltd 8ortrng bolten futrb, lit nod
ntd1t entifieoen. sSebenfnlls Ipiro
Die beutid,e Intport nid)t Dor 10
Eogen ober 5pei Wohen GUT stbien.
bung bereit iein.
9onee &onferen3en 5iptihcn Ben
@ertretern Der perifiebeneit Nepor-
tenlents perben notie fem. lint Die
9lniifter, Die belte I'M oltsn1rtigen
Sln,te pprberriden, ein5eitlidl 81, &C.
ItoIten. SeIbItoeritdnbIih ipirb bns
Aforine Min:itcriiur uno Der @to.
rine 8ereralitob in eriter Sinie 81
State ge5oeen !peroen.
0ieie &onferen5en babert npd,
rtidt begonnen, iirb es lobt iid nod
niht erfennen, tpelhe &idtune bie
beiitife HnIitif nit @e5ie onf oieit
Srnee eini6lneen ipirb.
gesiiaIi6 Or. Wener @erbarb' e
gertht mag geiogt lperben, onb Die
bon ibnl iiberbro6ten afittciIunJet
MIR nenig er1tbielterl. bas ren1 nus.
ipdrtieen @n1t pollis ne,, eetpeier
fp1re uno Der Soilptptrt Der Dit.
teiIuneen Iiegt barin bab :rton biz
Stlrfe Der perihiebeuen Str0miin'
gen in Der offertlihen Meini,ng IN
| ben Der. Staoten unb bic poItitne
bes Er1iibenten @ilion unb ieinc,
&oteeber in elmer poiitineren mi
iiberselteenberen @eiie fenrengelerni
bot, nls bies in elmer i4riftIihenNii.
telling noglidl gelpeicn ir1re. Ir
Mener @erburb biirfte es fIar &C.
n,oft babe,,, bob Dos anterifontid)t
@oIf aDeifcIIos einn,iltig binter BEN
Tr1iioenten itebe, fpenn er. auf 60
rantien gegen cine @ieberbnlltng Ell
neg irIhen SpiidenfoIles, pie es bit
@erienfi,ne Der 2uiitonio mar. be-
itebt, iiilb bdB ebenio nenig 2tpeifel
beitebe, bob fein nennensnerter Eel
bes onterifoniihen Golfes 6cn Grtec
mitnieDt, penn er ehrenbaffer @eiit
berntieben perben fam.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
MnnitiDnsfabrifanttn ill
iiberwadtn.
8apib 9lpbS George tront dmerifa.
niihen Snbnitriel[en nidlt.

9onbon 19. Stunt. Tobib g(.
Tbomos. Der 6etnnrte enaIiide Sob.
len Mognot, bat Die Vrnemtutg
9apib 2Ionb Georges, bes Nfiniiters
fiir @eltnitionen ongenpmulen unS
miro it'd nod hen Ser. Stnoten uno
Canada begebeit, Inn Die 9rrhfiib.
ritne Der Mtunitions 4nntr1fte al
iiberpoden. Serr Sbornos lit einer
Der lteberleben6en bes 2uiitur1ia-ltn-
tereonoes.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Srgan, Der 5rie6tns.
apDfel.
5ente friib feline erite giebe na6 lei.
mem Sd)eiben dns benz Sa6ineft.

@oibtngton, n, t9. Sunni. Wil.
liom S. grpnn fitbr beitte nod @en
gorf ub, mo er beute obenb in Gor.
neeie Sou eine Sriebens.9febe bol-
ten miro. Gs fpirb Die erite 0ffent-
life Sfeoe no dieinem &iidtritt aus
Dem 9obinett iein. Iorgen friib
febrt Serr 8rpan nod @ofbington
5uriid, Inn nod ont ieIben 9lbenb nit
ieiner 6rou nod 9libeniae. q. g., su
gebeu, mo er ben CONNER perbringen
ourfte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Nnwalt tit Sdmnlitdtcn.
Mas Teineibsflase entsesenieben.

Mt. Clemens, Nfid)., t9.
Stunt. albert Gouiino, elm 9etroiter
glntpaIt, niub om 2S. sunni getpeiie
erbrineen, bnb er i'm Sabre 1912 elm
getpobner bon Wocontb Goiintp fpor,
tpiorigenfo1s eine Weineibsflnge ee.
gen i'm aneeitrenet tperben mag. SSn
1912 erlatste Gouiino bier Die
Sheibung unb Die gr-@ottin bat
nun I'M geiieiteiesen berielben mod.
eeiudt; iie bebauptet, oab Goitiino
sur 3eit ein Bepobner pon 9etroit
NOR unb nift BON Salftpop, Wacomb
gountp, tpie in Der alogeidrift on.
gegeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
stabl inter Mnflage.
ynnses.tsranoiars beihnloist bent-
ifen 9teerniiten beg Meineibes.

Gem Dorf, 10. Suni. @rftor
Stobl, Der belitide @eierbiit Der in
einem bon Der beiitihen 9oti9nft
bent Stootsbeportement boreeIegten
Iffibopit bebonptete, bob er on 8orb
Der 9ufitonio berbedte @eidiise ee.
ieben bGtte. tpurbe eeitern bon Der
gunoes.@ronbiurp inter MeineiDs-
floge gciteGt. stobI befinbat iih
MIN rnter $4,000 giireifcit in
ben Combs. Die Surp rirb ont
Weortog ibre l1nteriudung fortiesen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Sein lestes gab.

abrion Widl, 10. Suni. Ser
15 Sobre alte Slubrer .eiu 9oeltng
ber bieiteen SodiduIe, 1T bein ga.
ben i'm Hoiiin.6lub ertrunfel, oIs er
BON 2rontpfen befal1en ipurbe. Die
9eif,e puroe eeboreen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Sotel nitbergtbrannt.
Nnserihteter Sdnben anf $250,O00
aeidjGbf.

@ronb &opibs, Mti9, 49,.
Suni. Tos SoteI @rlington in Ne.
tosfep 1T beiite moreen Biz ouf ben
grunb nieoersebrannt. Nm sIoubt,
bub aGe Sniaiien serettet iporben
itnb. Gos SoteI NOR Gigenttm bes
s. Soplor Bed bon bier unb Der
Saaben tpiro auf 100000 gef91st.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Grreifjfe hphes 9llter.

net. Clemens, Wai6., 19.
Surii Sm sitter BON SO Sobren 1T
seitern u. 30. Einius in Der @ob.
nung ieiner 3o4ter, Srou u, g.
Grim neitorbfn. "a - ,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19
Seiterrei@er be0roben
Gbotin in Sef1a=
rQbten.
Sarnograo bon DerbiiuOtten Se1:
tontn geittrn beiebt.

&iid5ug ber &niien bdlt
faft anf gan;er 9inie
3ebn Ytcilen ppr Scmberg Snm let-
TEN Hioeritnno bereit.
Stolieniidle Siesesnadlridlten BON
Wien ans beItritten.
1entife gbmiralitGt bcit1tist Ser.
Init Der lt-29.
Snrdl britiif)en Snntpfer inter
Sdmebens 5lasse serammt.
100000 8eiangene am IA. Snni
in Sentidllnnb nnb Seiterreidl.
3ipci britiidDe, Elm nprmesiidIer Sam.
pier Sente Der Sandlbppte.
Srans0iiidDcr geridlt iuieber sans
anffalleno furs sebalten.
2ngemmelSnnaen cnsliidler @efanse.
ncr iofprt ridJtig geitellt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19

Die etft5ise fdsci8e oeuf.
f4e Seit,,,tg it, 2ai8iaan.
rpefo6e Die 9eperoben Der
AT. 9reGe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-19

ssrnns0iiidDcr geridlt iuieoer gans
anffnllcno fnrs sehalten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19

iations against contraband to give as
little Inconvenience as possible TO
American interests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Well-known local druggist says every
body is using old-time recipe of
Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and lustre, or
when it fades, turns gray. dull and life
less, is caused by lack Of sulphur in
the hair. Our. grandmother made up a
mixture OF Sage Ted and Sulphur 10
keep her locks dark and beautiful, and
thousands of women and men who value
that even colcr, that beautiful dark
shade Of hair which Is so attractive, use
only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mixture
by asking at any drug store for a 90
cent bottle Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" which darlens the
hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody
can possibly tell it has been applied.
Besides. il takes off dandfuff. stops
scalp itching and falling hair. You Just
dampen sponge or soft brush with il
and DR. v this Though your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By morn
ing the gray hair disappears; but what
delights the ladies with Nyeth's Sage
and Sulphur is that, besides beautifully
dafkening the hair after few applica-
tions. il also brings back the gloss and
lustre and gives il an appearance Of
abundance.
For sale by Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19
A MESSAGE TO Thin,
WEAK, sCRAWNY FOLKS
An Easy Way to Gain 10 to So lbs. of
Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh

Ihin, nervous, undeveiOped men
and women everywhere are heard to
say. Il can't understand why do not
get fat | eat plenty of good. nour-
shing food The reason is Just this:
Won cannot get fat, no matter how
much yon eat. unless your digestive
organs assimilate the fat making ell
ca ents Of your food instead of pass
'ng them out through the body as
waste.
What IS needed is 4 means of gem
lie urging the assimilative fun tions
~ the stomach and intestines to abb
sorb the oils and fats and hand them
ever 10 the blood, where they may
reach the starved. shrunken. run
lown tissues and build them up. The
Thin persons body is like dry
ponge-eager and hungry for the
fatty materials of which It is being
deprived by the failure or the ALI
uentary canal 10 take them from the
food The best way 10 overcome this
sinful waste OF flesh building ele-
menis and to stoD the leakage OF fats
is 10 use Sargol. the recently dis
covered degeneratiye force that is
recommended so highlg By physician.
here and abroad. Take little Sar-
col tablet with every meal and notice
Low quickly your cheeks fill cut and
I'll OF firm. healthy flesh are depos
tied over your body. covering each
Lony angle and projecting point. All
GOOD druggists have sargol. or can
get It from their wholesaler. and will
efund your money n YOU are not
atisfied with tho gain In weight II
produces as stated on the guarantee
IN each package II is inevpensivei
casy to take and highly efficient
caut;on:-While Sargol has pro-
duced remarkable results I'M over
coming nervous dyspepsia and gem
eral stomach troubles. It should not
4e taken unless you are willing to
raln ten pounds or more. for II is a
wonderful nesh-buIlder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19
FRANCE DECIDES
TO BUY COTTON
CARGO OF DAC|l

Paris, March 19.--The French for
eign office, it is understood, has de-
cided to buy the cargo OF cotton
aboard the steamship Dacia which
was seized by French cruiser and
taken into Brest while on a Voyage
from the United States % Rotterdam.
The cotton is valued at about $750,O9O
and 1t has been proposed by the own
ers of the vessel that the French gov.
lernment purchase the cargo
The disposition of the ship must be
left to a prize court, but the official
view is clear. The French law, il is
pointed out, does not permit the
transfer of ship belonging to a hos
tile country to neutral during war.
The Dacia belonged formerly TO the
Hamburg American Line. but she
changed her registry and became an
american ship after the outbreak O.
hostilities.
Captain George Macdonald, master
OF the Dacia. arrived here today ala
Il is his intention to remain until the
prize court proceedings are ended.
william G. Sharp, the American
ambassador. had several conferences
With Foreign Minister Delcasse at the
foreign office recently when NJ. Del
casse expressed the desire Of the
French government in applying regu-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19

and alive or dead for food, during such
seasons as the commissioner may pre-
scribe.
SECTION s. Such fur-bearing ami
mails. game or fish shall be properly
identified either by marking the pack
ages or by individual tagging as may
be prescribed by the commissioner.
section 0. The licensed breeder
selling game illegally procured from
Hands outside of his premises as de-
scribed in his application for his
license, or who violates the law relat
ling to fur-bearing animals, game OF
lfish, or regulation made by the
warden, except as permitted by TINS
act, shpll forfeit his license and be
| fined not more than 800, and in adj
dition thereto shall be fined and i'm
lprisoned as prescribed for the viola
ltion OF the laws relating to fur-bearlne
animals. game and fish.
section 10. person owning a
natural pond Of not more than twenty
lacres. or an artificial pond entirely
npon his premises, stocked at his own
expense with fish artificially hatched
or reared, may take fish from such
natural or artificial pond at any time
for the purpose Of propagation or con
sumption as food. provided the source
+, of the water supply of such natural or
artificial pond are entirely upon his
premises. and the fish do not have
access to such pond from water not
under said owners control or froN
waters stocked at the states expense
Provided, that it shall be unlawful to
take, catch, possess, or fish for any
black bass, srnall-mouth bass, large
mouth bass, strawberry or calico bass
rock bass (otherwise known as google
eye), crappie, white perch, yellow
perch. brook trout, or speckled trout
from January 81 to May /. Provided
further, that no bass under eight in
ches in length shall be taken nor
shall more than ten bass be taken in
any one day; and provided, further
that it shall be unlawful to use in any
manner whatsoever the young OF any
bass or game fish for bait.
"Seciion 1iS Section 1901 of tho
revised laws of Oklahoma, 1910, is
hereby amended to read as follows;
Section 1901. No person shall de
rosit. place, throw, or permit to be de
posted, placed or thrown, any line
dynamite. poison, drug, sawdust, crude
oil, or other de.eterious substance, in
any of the streams, lakes or ponds ol
this state, and any person violating
the provisions OF this section shall bt
punished by fine OF not 'ess toar
100 nor more than $500, or Ly i'm
prisonment in the county jail ;ici eS
ceeding one year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19
GEM PROGRAM
Friday, March 1s.

FrtuaJ, MarcH ~,
Don't overlook this smashing 81
reel Victor drama. THE Hard Road
featuring the popular Universal stars.
Harry &. Movers and Rosemary The
BY. Greater than any sermon Is the
life story OF the girl who chase the
easiest way A niarvelously real
istic play that should be seen by ev-
ery man and woman; every yonns
man and girl in this city. Magnif-
icent scenes, depicting fashionable
New York apartment; the interior Of
one of broadway most palatial cafes.
the bright ligts Of the gayest life in
the world. Learn how heir fascl-
mating CLEAN lures victims to enter
Aupon 4The Hard Road and what fol-
lows after.
Saturday, March 20.
Wonderful Novelty dancing fea-
ture. Brown and Dolly, the famous
BROAD way d$ncins stars. Once
again The Universal pings the center
~ the Bulls eve and rings the bell Of
success. A great big. marvellous nov
city A gloIiously beautiful feature
rim that delights. 1t brings Broad
way 10 your town 1t gives you a
chance to see at little price what
New Workers are digging up $500 a
scat To see. Brown and Dolly, Broad
WAYS highest salaried dancing stars,
now the big feature in Geo, NJ. Co
hans .fIIello Broadway," the greatest
theatrical attraction OF the season in
New York
aThe Mystery OF the Man who
Slept Foreman poses as doctor TO-
inocuIate engineer with deadly germ
OF sleeping sickness. With his boss
ont or the way foreman then plots
with rival construction company to
delay work on big building. Xavier
Gneer, detective, penetrates fore
mans disguise With Ben Wilson
Rex drama.
aNellie, The Pride Of the Fire
House. Nellie, who works in a fac
tory. Is the sweetheart Of the firemen
next door. Fire breaks ont and the
boys come to rescue her The in
spector throws a homely old maid in
Ia the flame to rescue Nellie. Com
pIications and chase over blazing
rooftops follow Moran, Lyons and
Forde. Nestor comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19
JAPAN SITUATION
REGARDED DELICATE
tBy Associated Press)


Washington, March 19.-lt is of
ficiaily announced at the White
House that the representations Of the
United States to Japan concerning
the latter's demands on China were
entirely independent Of all action af
Russia and Britain or any Other
power
State department officials admit
that the United States has endeavor-
ed to Influence Japan to ameliorate
her demands to prevent an infringe
ment Of the rights of the United
States and they regard the situation
as delicate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19
G[T RID or HUM0Rs
Heod's sarsspariIIa is the Medicine
10 Take Makes Pure Blood.

Dry. moist, scaly letter. pimples,
boilss and other eruptions come from
humors. which may be either in
herited. or acquired through defec-
tive digestion and assimilation.
To treat these cruptions with dry
ing medicines is dangerous.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the old reli.
able medicine, helps the system to
discharge the humors, and improves
the digestion and assimilation
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla from your
druggist. 1t may be confidently re-
led upon to do its work. II purifies
the blood, tones the stomach, and
builds up the whole system. II goes
to the roots Of diseases, and it's bene-
ficial results are permanent. It sets
things to rights in the system. Re
member to ask for Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, because nothing else acts like II
and nothing else can take its place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-19
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
: ssas 5AckAc iF KiDEsrs AND atho oEs
TWO SUITS or CLOTHES
THAT COST $4,000 EACH

Oilion. Okla. March l9.-The two
most expensive suits of clothes in
the United States. perhaps in the
world. are being worn by two part
Hood Creek Indians who live not far
from Muskegee. acoording to u. E.
Mckinley Of Oilton. secretary treas
rrer of the committee OF seven that
las charge Of Oilton's provisional
government. The suits cost the In
fians 1900 each. Not long ago
taey gave lease on their allotment
"a the Muskogee neighborhood TO a
nall town clothier for two suits OF
clothes. Recently the clothier has
refused 100000 for the lease.