davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
@hieaau,s Wlnaurs.g .gBahlfampf.

Gbicago Sa., "a. 5ebrlor.-
g1ot oen borliegenoen 9eri6ten ii6er
oen @erlauf Ger geItern bier obge-
boltenen BrinlGrpablen bat gfobert
Smeiter Garter 8. Snrriion bel Der
9eperbune INN Die Oenotrotiide geo.
nlinotion fir oos 9Lmt oes Mopors
nit 1900 Stimmen geiAlogen.
Sorrb Slien, Der Sberrihter oeS
Muni0ipol.@ @eridts, uno @iaiom
Sale Ebompion, pelde iih Inn Die
republitoniI1e gtonlinotion fir oos
9[mt beparben, famen BEL Der 31b-
lung Der eriten 5000 Stimuen ein-
amber 10 nobe, Dab feiner DEM @eg-
ner Inn Elm DoIles Dubeno Stimmen
borauslief.
9oS Srauenbotiim ideint 0oS gfe-
iuItot ni6t peientlid beeinfluBt 81
boben obeleib iih Die 6rouen gum
eriten W1ol in Gbicoso an elmer
Neoporspobl betbeilieten. Qie @e-
Ianmt5obl Ser our 9(usibung oeS
@obIrc6ts befueteH ASerionen belief
Iih ouf 665,911 unO es befonoen iid
ooriuter 447199 Mdnner uno 21S,-
712 6rouen.
lin ole gtomination ser progreIii-
ben 9artei 6eporb iib Charles Sc.
Eboulion obne Gonfiirren6, 10 ooB er
feline gampnene 6u fiibren broldte.
Die 8etbeiIigung on Der Bobl mar
cine Iebr lebboite, obeleid lie bon Der
@itterilng ui6ts meuiger als beeilu-
ftigt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

@elleugrob geInnfene r8lii6er," oit-
Der @efe9t eeiett. ollie onoeren an
Der 9lttion betbeiIigten 6eiltider
Gdiffe blieben gefedtsfdbig. &eiH
fleiHer 4reu5er - pie engliibe Be
rihte berfiiuoen lit geiunten.
Sur n9olberg0 uno 0StroIiunO"
paren engogirt; auBeroem 5ugegen
b o@rau0en0" inO u&oitod." 9lae
bier iino llnberlebrt. ltnier ih0ner
grfolg miro geme6rt our6 Die Tbot-
iade. ooB elmer Der groBen eugIii6en
&reu5er geiunten lit. @epiB fam
6as @eni6enoiige irren un0 gerooe
oie Grregung Oes @efe6ts pedt Gin
nestGul1ungen. 9lber ben llnter-
gang oes britilden 9reu5ers baben
gar 5ll biele glugen gleih5eitig &C.
ieben, gar 5it biele 2ippel bon ben
beridieoeniten Srten eemeloet, olS
Dob elm Srrtbrm obpolten fonnte.
Ser Ronlmonoont 0es 0N3oItte" err
9dlt BON ieinem 5peiten glrtilerie,
Sffioier 5uuddit DleIouug BON elmer
groBen Grploiion nuf einem feinO-
liden S6iff. Ser meloenoe Diff
5ier bGIt ieiuen @orgeiesten fir 0ei-
nuten bon Der @irfung Der grpIoIion
auf Dem 2aufenoen uno idlieBt:
n0os S6iff iinftl@ Ga gebt Die
gleide @eloune ntd bon 6tpei unoes
rem Sfii5ieren uno berifieoenen 2eit-
ten Oes Sdiffes elm. sic miro BON
Dem glonirol meitergegeben imo er
bort oie 9eitGtiguug ourd Oie Wael,
oume oes Sorpeoobootes 80. s."
Sp1ter meloet oas 0en 8riten fol-
genoe 2uftidiff Die 9I6fabrt BON bier
areil5crn. &onu nod ein Srrtbun
obDaIten2 9lusgei6loiienl
lleber oues Sob erbobeu nulB mie-
Ger Die Soltitng Oes @erionals pGb-
rcno oes @efedts gepeieu iein. ~DIit
iol9em Sffi5iertorpS llno iol6er
@onniboft iid au iblagen lit ein
gereniigeb" ioete Elm 4ouunauoant.
@GbrenO Spreneitide Ser 6it fur5 ge-
faIlenen @ronaten Oas Ded 0es (obne
ieoe @unoe abgefonunenet) nYtolt-
fe" beiGteu, lieB Der &ommonoont
ourd Oas gleb bon Sprodrobren uno
Selepbonen ieine 2elite bon jeoem
Grfolg oes @efe1ts milien. Gin un-
bei1Gftigter W8otroie ereift in 8reit-
oe iiber cine g1abridt 5iir @ioline.
@1breno es aus sen Sbiirmen 0eS
Sdiffes trodt nn0 bon 6riiben belize
giieugriiBe 5iiheuoe @nlierlGulen
bo9perfer, ipielt er gum Shladten-
tau5 olf; ,,Gs brollit Elm Huf mic
Donnerboal~ Ser NGbite iinet nit.
Bon 2ippe 5lt 2ippe boIt Olir6 Dfil-
nitionsfanrmeru uno @eidiittbiirme,
oilr9 ale grouen fablen @duge Der
I6minunen0en Burg bon Stobl I'M
ier feierlicb eriiiter uno Ood fonipf-
freuoig frober SdIadtengeiang.
Obne &aIt ober tbun oie 6Guite pei-
ter i6re roube, treue 9(rbeit fir &ai-
fer uno @aterlnno.
9tto b. @ottberg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

IoIde Mabregcl bon Seiteil Ser gr,
3euger bintanbaIten fonnte, lit a6er
aus Itattsfinan5iellen @riinoen aus
geifIoNen Wtan bat nun 81 oem
phlspeg feline 3uiIlbt aeuommeu,
I'M 8egc elmer freien gereinbarlng
5tpii6en ser Rob3uder- unO Der Rai-
finationS. Sn6llItrie fir 0en Ser
6raud einen gefpiHen SodItpreis
Ii9er5uIteIleu, iiber oen Dem Ser.
6rauH gegeniiber nibt binausgegan-
gen meroen iou. 8islaug MAIDEN
sic gaffiuerie'u Ginpenoungen eegen
oieie 20ilng, iuo es bIeibt ob5lpor-
ten, Oh Oielc Iereinbaruug 5uitauoe
fonlmt uuo Oh Iie baItbar iein miro,
i'm onOeren Sale piiroe man bod
mobl auf Die 3uderb06Itpreiie nod
oeutiden W1uiter 5uriidgreifen.
Ole @rorterllng ii6er Ben GrIuB
bon ao6IeubodItpreiien lit borldufig
nbgeidIoHen moroen 0ie groBe
Sdpierigfeit Der SeItiteIung i'm
8erein nit ser grfI1rllug Ser Ser
treter Ser GobIeuer5elgung, oorIdiI-
fig feline. Grbo6iing eintreteu 5u lai-
fen, bat sic @eridieblrg ser 6rage
OeranloBt Gie 96ohrihten aus ser
0lterreidiiden giieninOuitrie baben
iiH in ser lesten 3eit erbebIid sebei-
iert, Ser Ge5em6er bradte fiir Stabs
lmO 6oiioneiien, ioipie fir @ro66lede
cine 5iemlid beOeutenOe 9lbiobiteige,
rilng. @s lit pobl fein 8ufau, ooB
Oas Gnrtel nit Dem Giienperf 9lo.
fibon ieinen 6rieOen maAte, OaOiirA
in oie Gage fam, oie gegcn 0niieIbe
sur 9lupenollug gebrnhten &nupi-
preiie ailf5ugeben lmo 0amit in Ser
Qbat cine YreiSerb0blng bon IL bis
.3H @rouen fir oeH OleterCeutncr ie
uah Ser GeIation ein5ufiibren. Ger
Dernebrte 9lblnb grlln0et lid IN ere
tier 2inie auf neue 9eIteIIimgen Scr
8eeresDermaltltng nber niib 0ie iidl
aamGlig Ieerenoeu 2ogcr Der SGno-
Ter madten glenauidaiilmaeu notb-
iuenoig gluf @rluo Oieier gntmid-
hug beiHdfti9t man iid bereits nit
ocn Sobreserge6nilien Der eiu5eluen
@erfe, in normnlcn 8eiten @roOnei-
ier iiir Die geiaunlte Gage Ser goIfs-
mirtbidaft. Gie Dibioenoe ser 9lI-
pinen Monton.@ @eieai9aft Jon 90 ge-
gen 35 &ronen betragen; Die Berg
un0 Sttenperfs-@ -@eleIli6oft miro nit
40 bis so Gronen eegeu GA aronen
eingeiGdBt. gS miro nod einige
@o6cn Oaucrn, biz oie 8ilon5en er-
i6einen perOen Damn miro man
ieben, mie Oie 6eoeutenoite Snouitrie
ser Monarhie i6r 6elo in Sen erIteu
0lonateu Oes Grieges beiteat baben
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
9epOrtutiOns.lIrt6eil fi6rt sn Sel6it-
mpr0.

g1ep gorf, "a. Sebruor. II
Der 35 Sabre olte GorI Gbriltiun
W1orgenien aus Gopenbogen, iuel6er
am SanItog ouf benz 9nnipfer o6re-
oerid Ser gl1te" nneetommen mar,
aeItern ober bon ser Snquiiitions-ge-
b0roe ouf Gais SSslano CUR 0eporta-
tion perurtbeilt moroen mar, nod
Dem er eingeitanOen oab er Der Odni=
IHen g1otionolbant in aopenbagen,
bel melder er oneeiteat mar, einen
9ono BON 10000 &ronen geitoblen
oen er ipieoer 6uriid gegeben babe,
beging nod ser @erfiinoigung Oes
Deportotions llrtbeilS SelbItnor0,
inOem er iiG eridoB. gS mar ibm
nlitgetbeiIt iporOen, ooB ibm Oas glp-
peaotiongreHt 0iiItebe, porouf er err
fI1rte, er perOe oppeniren, Damn iidl
in eiu 9Sebeu6imlner beeo6 iuo iid
toOtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
Die 9eef6cadt IN ser 2Iorefee
am "a. 9onltar.

SdOeuna Ser Sabrt nuO SIadt siuem Der Gamp @Hr
elmer Der Ore srOFcu areHBr leidt bedaSst - Die 2Hse
as 4. i'm ensIiIdeu gcria bIuFssteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

erfcnnt lid az G1ll.ScrIIlii :, ititI's, ss,i
mann Gum SeirofD'D' sSiti sa9iti
sd m06te 6eiratDell- -o,ontel, ~, '.,l.
Oorf id nm ipert6eu s"'se~ yfq',i Oiii'''
ln0 &ohe = Der wv"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
Poetry


Take S pair Of chickens snowy.
Harness 'em with bits Of string:
Drive en- out across the meadow.
Where the first blue vilcts sprsns.
Make believe that you're a princess.
Talking in foreign tongue
Niains throusA a golden palace:
(ies, its easy--if you're Sogngie
Az the world Is bright 10 greet vou.
When NoNr snowy chargers prancs
out across the dusty roadway.
an the daisies seem to dance
hrcry blade O. grass is howins,
Every cowslip bell is runS
just 10 give You JOY and pleasure.
tsoS. its eaSy--if you're young.A
When tho sprinctime OF your fancy
Melts away to winter grim
vixen the leaves Of youth and ohIld-
hood
Flutter from the highest limb
lal,e a pair o. memory chickens.
Harness EN- with strands Of Sold.
Make 6olicve--an' make Il easy
To yoo're voupg or Il von'ra oldg
y W Margare, 4. Ssngster. 5r- IN
fkc CA1Stias Aene2x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

Why doesn't she9 Plainly and
simply because she isn't interested
in the world She's interested only
in herself. Har whist triumphs-
her trials with the new cook-hor
wardrobe plans - these are tho
things she oilers her husband for
conversation She is capable OF
graspins. ana talking intelhgsntly
about. tho affairs Of the day. but
why shauld She? She is much moro
Interested in her own affairs She's
TOO salfish 10 try 20 interest har.
self in 1hese bigger things. for his
sake Consequently, when, at break.
1asr. her husbands S eve fails on
SURPRISING bit of news, he checks
his Involuntary exclamation.
Whats 1he nser" he reminds him.
selL she wouldn't Understands
care q rap" He bottles IN his
news TIL he meets a more c0ngcnial
companion. And right here a}es
& his duucer flag, some dav. hiS
mure cnnseniHl companion may ne
= perhaps even some wn,
man il his own Office. The wife
who ueesnf maRe hens.eIf the in.
teileeIual companion al her hus.
hana. had better look out
shts 0HlY 9 Sandy paimA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

~HERE is not like 10 ne any
serious extended diplomats OK
Il change of notes between Swtz-
erland and Great Britain over the
formers protest fhRt English aviR-
tors violsted Swiss neutrality whom
they few from French over Swiss
sbn 10 dran hefnhs on She Zeppelin
sheds IN tlle 5crmsn sovn of Fried
gachshafcn.
Superhcisi}v. g. wanld appear that
the view az S,gitseriand on this sub
5ect is an at,euns q dignity an al
together trisiaI 4as ,er. sci il hiss &
phase which merits atterti0n in q
consiaerstion a. neutrality and az
neutral or natiorsl rights both in
WIZ and peecs.
An aeroplana fs5ne very lich
aeress neutral aare sn.sft be incap-
able o. violstinc rsrt-el5tv in any
seuse or any degree. aseause ot in.
ability to observe thsass o- 10 do any
damage. vet hy 7ving fcF q might.
on the other hand, ach'ere very im-
poriaut purpOses not otherwise al
fEinahle. particularly as sps.
u has been suggested thar the
sl.reemiie limit os the sea be applied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
AwES A. woNnER

The TeSss m'oaaer cures kiduss
eue Nleaha t~eas9e~ s'sso'ves gravel
cures diabetes. weak end esme hScRS
rheumstism and sD WSerrlssi4es os
the Kidneys aaa blsaaef m bess men
ead women 2evnlsgcs NasaSsr
troubles IN obilaren " nor sola -
youe drueglsl Viii te son, ns ms 4
an receiet a siee one small hottie
is two months treatmeul and sol
scm fsils 70 persei q cure Sena
ftE testimonials from Ibis and o.hes
sfetcs ns p "a RsR sgss oiivA
Sfreet s. Louis MO sold hy dris
elsfs. .--kdy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
urIronms ron WOMEN.

Ouoc moro the idea OF uniform
dress Tor women n hprdne, this ilme
not az 4 SHY neason suggestion, but
ah result OF the exlpencles OF the
war ln Germany women are being
advised w the governing powers TO
iesaln the uRht hkirt because u will
help TO ,conomise IN cloth aud aid In
conserving the cotton supply needed
for. military purposes. In England
women'e War Economy League has
been formed, witch is urging women
10 curb expenditures IN following the
lashlone, ana lsorhfor Mcguire a
former member of Parliament has
proosed that the beat way would be
TO adopt a uniform dfese and hat
Women have uniform riding habit,
he argues why not . uniform walk.
ing house or evening dressf TO
which John Collier, the artist replies
that uniformity Of cut does not mean
economy, as instance mena clothes,
Witch may range from one extreme OF
cost to the other
Lady Wimborne, head Of the Ncon.
omy League, thinks Maeuires idea
welt meant but impractical az a mans
posSt 81 view on the subject nust be,
she Ia supported by other members
who think economy can best be At.
sained by asins Judgment In mater.
ial. rhey say that however welcome
such relief trom She exautions OF
Fashion would be, women are willing
slavea and would never renounce
their chains The ECONOMY League,
IL evidently strong 90 theory and short
ON practice so Ear as It's efforts to
cut down expenses are concerned, 4
mikht as well leave u 10 the individ.
nal woman and abandon its crusade,
which leads nowhere. Germany has
she only idea if II can be worked out
Nothing short At governmental rom.
pulsion can make Momeh near out of
datc clothes, aud il IN very much - be
,soaA.ea 3ee'hsg mat viii be equal
S.y. lie foh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

auld the truck. raised chickens, wiped
The diahcs. gave wife aud the kiddlcf
u vacation every summer aud only
asked her for y quarter every twu
weeks for car fare was never away
from home but one nlght IN HIS NE
And with nll This he has been com.
pullpd Al lnH 20 ash FOR 4 divorce.
WIN hternpr treatment shc might
have been different sort OF wife.
llut who caa tclli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

This crusade against calf.killing
should touch cur heart, but It
doesn't. somehow. We are too we'll
acquainted With calves 10 feel at all
hATriea in our tender seasibilities at
the mere thoesht OF putting blatting
bossieS out of the way
We are SO well verSed IN the ways
ef Immature cows and taurGSes that
we have always wondered where the
calf-hrafns ~ commerce came from,
knowing well that they were never
really found In the skull OF the lit.
Tie idiots who used to keep us soaked
with secondhand milk when we en-.
deavored 70 teach them biology
s4esn a wooden bucket.
We SNrpoSe this hue and cry 20
~save The calf' should bring bitter
tears og sympathy from our beaati-
ful brown eyes, but said eyes are
drv enough to lcHxe an night in a
powder house without doing The
slightest damage.
Two things in calf behalf We can
not Join inS One is The hue, aud the
ether is the cry.
Little calves must depend or total
strangers tor their defense,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
Of4qin!OnAqiii
.STRlCKLAND W. ClLuLWo

Hos bachelor, and ho has u car.
He's hated good and roundly
llc rides alone. both near and far
Hts klneIolks curse him aoundly
They call him tightwad, aklnllnt
Crouch,
Aud hint az other weaknesses
The way they freeze that fellow
ouch
Aud show him all their bleak.
neAseg,
He's bachelor, and hc has car.
lleH loved ay. most profoundly
lie hauls his friends both near and
far
Ills knsfolka bless him roundly.
Except for paving taxes on Il,
The wagons same az theirs
Though owning Il from rear 20
bonnet
II adds not 60 their carcs.
'rwiNt those two chaps above there.
choose,
You bach who owns q earl
Your reputation win or usc-
l0ur good name make or mar
-AAri0aS Rciutice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
Asour moos1 AussrNos,

SaeeN w,anen set Mte the pahlic
eve iatt as often AZ eucev qnen,
,hN,oaA tae meaiaos 81 coarts, Fash
t,ak society episodes, pesvonss mrs.
conduct. ineeadiarisn. etc WHA
men. however positive Queer
ness Is 10, always dissociated from
criminality are thoaght While ne
womeh save Ia Engiisa postics +
renersAy Smouats where existent e
state oi freaeishness not resdiiy to
se scco0hsed For
There was curious ins,snce Il
such diseosisioa she other day where
in . womAn somplsieed 81 her has
bard that he aid not provice her with
sufsic4ent spcnagns money sat he
proved thss he gave her every week
ne entire amooh, al his earnings.
Moreover NE aocs moi drink smoke
sl,t~, nor svresr. esa SPENDS his nights
q, home. How many women have
Husbands IKE CHS
Nov comes Further 8lUstreaon o5
another intosesent snG efsnSy has
hsna. railway esei'k IN 81 Joe. Ne
Ht hsd won n prise "a a newspaper
contest as mode husband. 81 weel
sra 4 ward wide. loo-proof perteai,
efthoui as~ o. hlemish Women
so tsel,ee hlm. In eight yesrs ef
~cadcd liye IA never lost sn houT's
erk Aeters rssrrisge Ne hsc ssree
sees on & sslsYs e5 $50 nionth. Win
hss ssvinrs l,ef6re and stter isSins
hs l,oorhi home AZ night he IN
a-essed tse children, rei tlem % bed.
and Il thev soi lsuhers OF sick he So,
40 sna sed o. nunsea them He put
oar me mmiiy wssh t'tfea > gar'isn,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

A. NJ pcfnon over forty years OF
~ age who begins to experience
symptoms OF stomach trouble.
such aH pain. loss of appetite, per.
haps occasional vomiting. and
especially vomiting OF more or less
blood, must he looked upon with
suspicion lf. IN conjunction with
such symptoms, there ia q failure OF
general health and loss OF weight,
the chances are IN favor Of cancer
as the cause.
Tho only possible cure for cancer
of the stomach ID prompt operation.
Among the most experienced physi-
clans and surgeons to-day Il is an
axiom that when o pcrsCl over 70. ty
haa such symptoms as those cnum.
Grated he should be urged TO submit TO
exploratory operation II not relieved
after a few weeks Of medical treat
ment Especially is this course neo-
essary when chemical and micro
scopical examinations lend further
color TO the suspicion OF cancer
Cancer OF the stomach Is very
common disease In its early stage
the only stage when surgery offers
hope OF curc--the symptoms are
seldom positively recognized. This
is the time when, under modern pre-
cautions, an exploratory operation Is
at least safe, II may be grim joke
TO call such an operation an "ante-
mortem autopsy" which In fact II
Is. II you knew what the word
autopsy really meansbut for the
victim Of cancer Il is the only hope
OF life.
Other signs OF cancer OF the stom.
ach come too late, when a tumor can
be felt, or when the patient becomes
so very cachectio or exhausted that
anyone can see he Is desperately i'll,
Il Is too late 70 save him.
When good doctor, or council
of good doctors, reaches the con-
clusion that there may be cancer OF
the stomach present, there Is but one
course for the patient, and that
is immediate acceptance Of the
operation.
Every little while a foolish
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
Views QfThe Press
Neutrality Of The .4H

also to ths air- or that The right NJ
aviation above neutral zuues shan be
regulated by the fsysr himself y
he csn be brought down wsith g gun,
he Is unnatural, otherwise, he is
neutral Bui II be is 70 be regulated
by the sea rule, and required 70 stGF
~ three miles, be may web be ar
counted innacent of wrong doing
20 replying 10 1hr Swiss com
ulaint. Britain expressed regret that
hsr flyers had crossed Swiss tHr-'i-
tors. but declared a. the same time
tlsss she did mt cUncsde 20 any M
tian s0vereigncy Bf al The air above
is own soii-only uf SO much as j
could occuuy And control which
British legal upiriun endorses
Henc1. jRss nov the only really
private air Is ''hu1 air, which no
national or international iEw Is Ike
Is n currail. while trz expression Is
confined vri1nin ths hounds of rsa-
s0nahlf faHmbcyanca.
Bur II airshinz NAV nnt rrgverse
neutral 1e-ritury. what abouI wire
les msssszes. which ARE of vastly
rrea1er siznihranre7 - fif1SbHrr
Dfspufck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
-Ze ePEOPLE,S - VIB<sIaI
FRlEND(MdR
By E.R.BRANSOE MNlh.

bv E. R. .BRANSOE

Corporations and Stock Companies
0. Please tell NC some 81 the
points OF difference beficecn cor
porafion and q Joint stock company.
Arc the dafics and liabilities of the
mcmbcrs the sdmc in either case!
A. There are some points Of sim
ilarity between q corporation and
joint stock company. In the case OF
either a corporation or joint stock
company, the mere fact that one or
more of the members may retire or
die will not prevent the corporation
or the joint stock company from con-
tinuing its existence. There is
similarity also in the methods en-
pfoyed in carrying on the business,
by means Of officers and agents. The
principal point OF difference is thaL
in the absence OF legislation. the
members Of a joint stock company
are liable 10 contribute 10 the COM
pany's debts. In the case of a cor
poration, it is the general rule thgt
the stockholders are liable for the
debts Of the concern only 70 the ex-
tent OF tha shares OF capital stock
which suca members have CON
iriouted
Inheritance Tax Law
@. Is ne iuhcrisonce far lar OF
Ezliaois sH5iocf 70 me pcnrral rec
czRc 7car of fAc state in arg wagf
A. The inheritance tax lsw has no
relation to the general revenue law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

No odds how much guy has
shirked, Just tell him he is over.
worked, and he'll believe the thing
YOU say and think you are hrainy
iav, No matter II you have deceived
him tn YOU would net be believed
on amy other theme on earth. Il does
not stir his scorn or mirth for you
TO tell him that old spoof he'll think
Il true. and spend his oof in going
somewhere for a rest and never sense
the merry Jest which YOU, gadaooks.
have sprung on him. Il Is humor
wicked, griga. Bat II you've said II,
and not smirked, that bum sure
thinks he's overworkedl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

whAt about business IN the sahg
TAe FACTORY Masasine ot Chicago pat
sNss Question to s6S manufacturers N
t4,les al the East and Middle West
av,4S repoFtea sexceptionalHS aS.
s4sAo ~ above aounsl' 10 good !
i'll efasre ana aAWiy good" q 'duil
Ana poorS I, much neiow normal
naa N.esv pooe This excellent show
IA Is IL hasaoay with NE yeaerei
jadement 81 sa,isfs,tofy sit0a'ioa ~
,ha nations industries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

Nj misJadged itsliah "no "Suta a
srnlie eontensesAs LOT tne n'ss
Time ~ WV Years y ~ SoAiu ~.
look Al me remains o. ih'erna''o''aA
law 1ast nov, 80
he was corn m rtoreAce N Asas
and, amer oolaining a iaW e0uea'
uon, went into poiitics az 1e
age of tweAts'-ioar ana got
city appointment t'oiitsos IN itSy
al that time vas as RISKY an ooeopS-
ton as aeropishahe. me ma" "s'o
niayed the gahae ohas seaSeo w
little while and usually sot klite0
coming down notwithstanding tnss
iaet MsehlaVeilA sVeeeesiea n seAsl'As
n politics IN tfereace tof totty-.l's'ee or. Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
The --LATEST Woman

We rather think that the Brazil.
Indiana. lady who stands IN her back
yard and holds the clothes on the
line all day rather than SO down cellar
for clothee.pins is The lasiest one.
let others come forward with their
entrants aud give evidence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02
Cam rhis "nnlnr Melr,e

last Thursday while making hay,
Dudley Lindsey Was thrown from n
horse, the animal falling on him.
And on Friday his brother John had
the misfortune ef having q hay FORK
run through hts foot. Roth boys are
doing well. kisco Correspon-
dent in Ashcii,e Homc Jomndh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

coalition cabinet for Russia As
now hena orved IN Moscow France
mas one ana England has one They
ara evsaenees n sEe eev tckether sen
snneAt. Bat GvTmsAN hAs none and
Aaarta mas nene ees hotA have the
~ Spiru gA the nailest desgee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

elL,ouaNFss ADD CONSTIPATION

All opsNase, asd CONSTIPATION
" is certainly earArisine that any
WOMAN Win endure the miserable
feeungs caakea AM Nsl0asness and
coNstiNation, when SeNct Is SO easily
Aad ard et 50 tide expense Mrs.
Ehas. fecN Gates. \. Y, writes
NAboal a wear aeo ! used two bottles
81 Chamberlain Tablets and they
cured me 0g 0iilousaoss and constA,a.
ton OA,anahle eyerSwAete
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

Tho reNas Iiss army post VIII De
abandoned A sew xcores u o'hers
might be lost al the same time VITA
less loss Is our military effsciency
IMAM u Inc political strength " ccn-
..sNsss,an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-09-02

Ana NOT least AMONG teN saOieesS
INA, wiN cnpNge CONVERSATIONAL e'sen-
MON eNA onNFy dursne the WINNIE
session wsn be Inc presidential cana.
eas1n 81 iaie DanH overlook that