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Modern Bungalow $685.

Complete material for building s.
room modern bungalow. $685.. Ship
Quick erection Call so7 Ford bldg
or phone Main $500.
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ron sKIE@Ffcrosr sfTss

FACTORIES and factory sites
my speciality. All sales are on
commission.
EDWARD |. -STIMSON.
214 Mofat Block.
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Aged Sixteen Years

"Nadya. Zhena and Shura were
wounded in later battles. and my
self was wounded twice. once in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-04

NoTICE-If any poor girl Is IN trou-
BILE. needing advice. frlendshlp or
help, write or call on SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY. as3 Forrest
west, salvation Army.
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ROEHL BROS. Storage. Carriage and
Packing Office. 1862 alfred. RIDE s2s
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PARTY MOVING 20 California can
rent part OF car. Central Storage
Co. Cadillac So
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BANJO BARGAIN-Fnirban slight
fancy pearIy designs on flnger-
board. ll-inch head, "a brackets.
patent Champion pegs. Regular $40
style. sl5 takes IT.. Good bargain
II taken quickly. GRINNELL
BROS. 81 Monroe-ave.
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Priatisg--she plain neat kind--shas
n rfght-Tfmes Dob Deps>--Nsin t63e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
Bctki kfitiIicrt
PoAanSs PaltMn0!

Berlin 90. SUM-. aoolpb b. Bot.
Ii, gr1iibent Der 9ationnlen Der.
pileguuasbeborhe, belt beute in
Giiheloorf cine 2eoe, IN melder e.
berporbob. bob es in 9euiidlano
senue @etreiec gebe. mn Dos 9oIi
bis CUR einbeimlung Der nellen @rn.
te erudbren al f0nnen mir bic Scar.
toffelfroge miiroe mdbren0 Der mad.
Iien ID Qoge gu oenfen eeben.; Der
ausfoa an 4ortoffeIn fam aber
ourh grobere Brotrutionen eebobeu
tuer6en. Die aartoifeliitiiotion IN
8eit.G eitidInno lit oaourd Der.
ihlimmert porOen neil Solono bic
aartoffelousfubr. beitohen ourd bri.
iiides @oI0. borIduiig Derbotcrt ba'
be.
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Gntcntc Semiitiet
6ricbcnlanS ictwcr!

Qlt6cn, 90. SUM, ilber 2onoon.
-llnter benz idmeren druid Der
@nteHtem1hte bot iih @rieheuInno
ee5punsen eeiebeu. ouf oeren 6or.
0erungen etn5ugeben. Gieielben
ino:
Mgemeine gnttpoffnuna; @b.
ietung oes 8oli5eiotreftors inatbeh;
alnogebungen 3ugmiten Der On
tentem1hte 0iirfen niht uuteroriidt
meroen; 2an6esnermeiiune napr je-
Rer 8erionen, Die mir 8eutidIano
propaganda MAIDEN. (Somit l1uft
bic Aouigin cine 5hpeiter bes bent.
iden auiiers, @efabr, ICES 9nn6es
pertpieieu 81 Daroen. iolte tie es
pogerL fir 1eutidlano einButretcn)
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Inter GrSm0Hcn
bcoraben mnS eet0tet!

gei ben Observation-Disclosures
fir oie IborruaIo. gronsIeo @nraee
an Der 6oruam Strabe, nobe 3S.
StroBe ititr3te 1onnerstog nohmit.
tag 4 nbr plosLid elm Gropoa Elm.
mo Ole babel beid1figten arbeiter
6enrp 2arfon, Mife 2Bn6 un0 Or.
nett Grpin tpuroen inter ben iiber
he faaenoen gromnHen %begraben.
Ole bei0en 9eeteren tonnten unber.
iebrt aus ibrer miBIiden Gage Der.
ousgegraben per0en, 2nrion iebod
mar bereits eritidt, als man i'm
auffanb. Der @erungliidte mar AZ
Sabre cit uno binterIaBt feline
Bit1pe.
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REORGANIZATION.

aoolpb 8ran0es, IT,, Sobn bon
@errn unb 5rou g(oolpb gran0es,
lit oils 5~reimiaieer IN Die Com.
p1gnie n Der Stantsmili5 bic BON
aopitGn 8amilton befebligt miro,
emgetreten un0 murbe permoee iei.
ner miIitdriihen aenntniiie Die er
iih altf Der StoatsmilitGridule 81
2incoln ermorben iofort gum In
teroffisier befor6ert. Zen Nneebori.
gen fiel Dos abldieonebmen non Dem
ein5igen Sobn uno 8ruoer 3por
niht leift bod pollten tie i'm ieine
eigenen @ege seben loiien uno nit
oeren Segen lit er in Reib uno
8lieo getreten.
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uiarktberiebte.

'hin6nieh -3ufubr 100.
Beef Stiere, @iarft ieit.
@lte bis bette 103O-l0.75.
TitteIm1bige $3.50.
@enobnlide 7.25-S.75.
aorngefltterte geepes
@ute bis bette 10.30-10.85.
g~eitteIm1Bige 9.40-10.30
@emobnlide S.25-9.40.
ailbe, Worft beinobe felt.
@ute bis bette aiibe 1880.
geittelmGbiqe 6.25-7.75.
8euobnlihe 4.00-6.25.
Sellers, Rarft beinabe icit.
$50.
Gute bis bette sellers 500
S.75.
5toders uno Seekers, @arft-
bette felt, onoere ldn9inm.
5ceocrs, CUTE bis bette 500 -
8.75..
g9ittelm6bige 7.50-8.00.
8enobnlide 6.S0-7.50.
Stoders, cute bis bette IT'S bis
$50.
stof aiibe 5.5o-7.50.
Stod Seifers 6.5O-8.00;
5tof aoIber 725-8.75
Seal adIber 9.00-tt75.
Bulls. Staes 6.O0-875.
SdiueiHs-3ufubr 1860.
BART 15e nieoriger. ShIuB lang.
lam bis idDoh.
9ur1fdnittspreis 9.40-9.50.
9otfter 9reis go.
Sdafe-3ufubr $500.
Dtorft longiom bis 25c nie0riger.
8i00er 6.75-7.25.
SGbrlinge 7.00-7.50
0ittteritafa 5.00-6.75.
@ei6orene 2Gmmer $50.
8ei6orene Sdbrlinae 7.00-7.75.
GbicaeO Morftberidt.
G~inbbieb-3uiubr 1900; Marft
laneiom bis idrpoh.
S~diueine-3ufubr $4,000; Marft
meiitens 15-20c nie0riger.
3urdi6nittspreis 9.65-9.85.
9ofiter 8reis 1000.
Sdafe-3uiuBr 11000; g2arft felt
bis tart
Beihorene 2dmn1er ITO.
5riibliu8s.2ommer f1.65.
ct. Suisp6 Narftberidt.
8inObieb-3uiubr 500; Martt felt.
Colorado geef5 1850.
5000; Mdrft
10 biz t5e nieoriger.
9urhidnittspreis 9.60-9.80.
8onfter 8reis $50.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1900; Rorft lang,
lam.
@eidorene 2dnmer t1.40.
aanias Sin Rarftbcridt.
H~insDieb-3uiubr 1000; Mortt
longiam big t0-15c nieoriger.
Stoders flou.
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@ieber Gin seeaefedlt?

@niter0om. %. SUM. - Sn Ell.
ner 3epeihe an ben telegraph
beiBt es, onB @}itttpoh nadmittag
ans Der @egeno bon 0itenoe Ioltter.
anbalten0er ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Der.
ne6mbar mar. Wion glaiibt. ooB
oeutihe 1no britiide ariegsidiffe
tuieoer an einonoer geroten iitO.
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&a6reHo lInterbanSlnns nnse.
%griffcn.

@aibiugtom 80. SUM. Sei;te
nahmittag BON General 9eribing
ein~getroifeue Gepei6en b%etotiaen,
0aB Die amertfaniihen aaonllerie-
Qbteilungen bel Gorri3al angesrii
fen nuroeh pdbreno lid lit BE.
ieblsbaber init Dem merifaHiidcn
&ommonOonten in ltuterban0hmg
beiano. 0ie Site Der 9~erlesteu
ODER @etoteten nuroe ieood nod
uidt befdnut segeben.
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1lcbraska lllilis an
Sic Srcnt bccrScrt!

Camp Morebeao, 2ineoln gteb
23. SUM. Die gauge glebrosfa
Electromagnetic mur0e beute irilb
ourG einen gefebl oe5 ariessiefrc,
tGrs 9ater an bic 5ront beoroert
Sn benz 5clolager eutmidelte it'd
beute elm reyes geben mo Ireibeu;
allies 3otige miro beihoift aber Der
geiebl Iontet oobin Die 9rlppen
iofort ob5uienoen, aud meun ie
uidt bolitdnoig friegSm1Big aus.
geriiitet iiuo. Cos erite Battalion
oas %Buneiite ans Omnbacru beitebt
miro pom Noior eliaiier befebligt.
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amsrifaner BON @uds eriduFen.

8isbee, 4ri5., %. SUM. 5pe.
siolpdhter 8m. Sumpbrep feuerte
mi mebrere amerifmii6e SoIboten
Die sur Raht3eit abgeidift maren,
Inn Die bieiigen @aiierperfe 5u be-.
MAIDEN. Gin amerifuner muroe ge.
totet, EN- moerer idDer beripmoet.
&umpbrep belt Die Soloaten fir
meritaniide 4liinoerer.
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JIt's sum ipcitercn
Gcfedpt e%ckcmmcn7
9rafbent nnb Sefrstar 8aler bill
len fdl In Sdmeigm; bisls
WsiliSrH maridbcrrit.

81 gaio, Gcr.. %. SUM -Sier
1T bente nadmittag bic HadriAt
einaftrcifcn Dab e. IN Der Ja1e BON
earri5dl nie0er at einem @eiedlt
5miihen omerifaniiden Irlppeu mio
Garron5iiten gefommen iii. ailer.
Dings lit oieie Nnhriht offiBicll
nidjt bcitatigt ooh finoet ie bier
bieliad @lnnben. Nlan mics oaB
General 9eribiug Snei 5hmaoro.
men a~abaIlerie abgeihidt bot I'M
ote inrbigen Eruppen Die an 9litt'
mod angeerifien mur0en gu entla'
iten, uno man ut Der WleimIng, oaB
oieie un0 Die bei0en 5dDa0roneu
nit MleTtfanern ban0gcmein gcuor'
ben iin0.
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omaha @ctreibemarft.

2lldBa, 70. ASalll 1910.
3arter @ei3en-
Rr. 2. 9697
CIR. 3. 91H 95K
gir. 4. $40
@eiBer 6riihiabrsiDei8en
9r. 2. o. l05
CIR. 3. 96-f02
1urum @ei5en-
ar. 2. 9f-93
g1r. 3. 90 %
NeiBes Aorn-
Rr. 2. TO 1924
91r. 3. 69170H
91r. 4. 50 69H
gtr. 5. 6s1-69
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glnr Feben fcbren snrid.

Columbus, y. 3D., 70. Sum-
Cine bter eingetroffene 3epeide aus
General 8~eri9iugs 6auptqinrtier
beiast bob bisber ntr iiebeu Mnnu
Der farbigen Gr1ippen, Die NIT Den
garrmsiiten BEL gorrisnl i'm Scam.
bfe laser, 5l,riidsefebrt itno. 3icie
erfIGrten einitimmig Dab oie nme.
rifaniihen 2ruppen itberiaqen rpur.
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sos pcricncn 9c3cn
NIT ,~,111crcmrp'' inter!

8etrogra6. 90. SUM. = Die ruf.
iiide 4omirolit1t modte beiite nod.
mittag betonnt. OuB 365 gerioneu
NIT BEN Berionenoampfer @erctrp
untergegangen fino.
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graRbeut 1T %ymmmml1

@aibington %. SUM- &rlegs
iefretdr gater uno Der BraitOeut
bieIten belte Dormittog Die0er Ston'
feren3; 9err 9afer unterbreitete Dem
BrGit0entsn cine 4n5abl pom @ene.
raj 6uniton e%ingetroffene GrpeiheH,
bod miro 0eren SnbaIt niht befanut
geeeben. 9rdlioent Nilion laete:
sd babe gegenipartig Der Geifait.
Iitfeit iiber Die Gage in Merito
ni6ts mTt5uteilen.
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@lerifaner fIe6cu nm Silft.

2ima, Qeru, %. SUM-. = &c
merdnniide Resieumg bat ale gta.
tionen In Rittel.ano Sii0nmerita tn
Dem Fommeu6eu Sriese NIT ben
Der. Stooten, Der als unobmenobdr
bineeitellt miro. nm Silfe angerll.
zen.
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Srnppea briHaeHo nbtig.

Sbrineiielb, gu. %. Stunt.
Sier lit 6eite bonn ariessoeporte.
merit Der 9efebl einaetroHeh ale
mobilifierten U1ili5en ioiort na6 oer
@reu5e 81 ihideH eleidpieI Oh fe
D%oait1notg Gtseeriiitet itno, ODER
nidt.
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ben. Dieir fieben bielten bic Bier.
DC. m1breno ibre Gameraoen obae
ieIien maren unb iih nit ben 9ie
ritanern berumihLiaen. Wim En-
martet ic6od, oaB Is nod anoerell
aelimeen II, fih ourd6ai6lagea.
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D EAD ON
HIS FEE 7

GOLD MEDAL flaarlem OIL Cap.
sules will bring new life and quickly
relieve that stopped.up congested
feeling. They will thoroughly cleanse
and wash out the kidneys and blad-
der and gently carry off the III ef
fects Of excesses Of all kinds. The
healing, soothing oil soaks right into
the walls and lining Of the kidneys
and expels the poisons IN your sys
TEN. Keep your kidneys in good
shape by daily uso Of GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem OIL Capsules and you will
have good health Go to your drug.
eist at once and secure a package of
tnis time.honored Worldwide remedy.
1t Is not a 'ratcnt medicine 1t is
passed upon by Z s. government
chemists and declared pure before
coming into this country. GOLD
MBDM Is the pure, original IIaar.
lem Oh, imported direct from the an
cient laboratories in Holland where
1t Is the Nationa Household Remedy
OF the sturdy Dutch Look for the
name GOLD MFDMI on every box
Accept no substitute. Your druggist
viii gladly refund your money II not
as represented.
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TREASt RES OF
INDIA POl RED
OFT FOR THE WAR
tcoNrlNusp FRoM PACE ONE


treasures Of the East have been pour
ed into the 7mpires war chest The
number and plendor OF these princely
gifts is lndias reply to those who
would seek to undermine her loyalty
and slander her honor.
All India is represented in these
gifts of empire. and among the
donors are men Of great accomplish
ments and striking personality. That
splendid Old soldier, Sir pcrtab Singh.
the Maharaja Regent of Jodhpur. not
only placed the troops and resources
OF the state at the empires disposal
but also insisted on Joining the fight
ing line in France
Although he is nearly 70 years ol
age he is a vigorous campaigner, and
his only wish is to die in the service
of the Emperor, The young Maharaja
one of the most romantic personalities
among the Indian Princes. is only H.
but he has seen fighting on the Con
tinent The services of The First
Jodhpur lmperial Service Lancers to-
gether with reiniorccments, we're Of
fered to and accepted by the govern
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appoint a commission Of three, which
shall observe the operation and ef-
Iects Of the institution Of the eight
hour standard work day as above de-
fined and the facts and cond ions af-
fecting the relations between such
common carriers and employees during
period Of not Jess than six months
lOr more than nine months, in the
discretion Of The commission, and
within thirty days thereafter such
commission sha report its finding to
he President and Congress THAT
zach member Of the commission Gre
ted under the provisions OF this act
shall receive snch compensation as
may be fixed by The President. The
sum Of twenty thousand dollars
)r 80 much thereof as may be necos-
AIRY be and hereby is appropriated
out of any money in the United
states treasury not otherwise appro-
riatcd 10 be Immediately available
nd to continue available until the
lose Of The fiscal year ending June
. 1917, for the necessary and proper
expenses incurred in connection with
he work Of such commission includ
ne salaries, per diem travelling eX-
lenses of members and employees and
cnt. furniture office fixtures and
mppics, books, salaries and other
necessary expenses, the same to be
approved by the chairman of said
commission and audited by the proper
accounting officers Of the treasury
Section 3. THAT pending the report
If the commission herein provided
'or. and for a period of thirty days
hereafter, the compensation Of rail-
Oau CWploycS supJecl 10 lnls dciloh
or standard cight-hour work day
hall not be reduced below the present
tandard days wage, ana for all
loressary time in excess of eight
lours such employees shall be paid a.
rate not less than the pro rata rate
or such standard eight-hou work
lay.
Section 4. That any person vioat-
ng any provision OF this act shall be
utility OF misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall be fined not less than
ne hundred dollars and not more han
ne thousand dollars or Imprisonment
not to exceed one year or both.
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STRIKE CRISIS PASSED
CONTINUED From PAGE ONE,

tee has reported a similar bill to
that Of the House. which, how
ever, contains important proVis-
IONS, empowering the Interstate
Commerce commission to fix
schedules Of wages on Interstate
railways. II also provides for an
eight hour day TO become effective
ON January |, 1917; that the pres
cnt pay for a ten-hour day shall
apply to the shorter day, overtime
to be paid pro rata, but adds that
within not less than six, and not
more than twelve months, after
the passage of the measure, the
Interstate Commerce. Commission
shall assume full jurisdiction Of
the question OF hours and wages
and that they shall be subject TO
petition for change, from either
employees or the public.
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oldsmith Tells of Good That
viii Accrue.

Dear Leader NogiUg that has
occurred in Guthrie for many days,
impre ssed me so much, and so faV-
orably As the g tto-scther sentiment
expressed by the guests of the gen
tlement who we're responsible Tor
the Lunch and conference for the
Good Of the Town rved Thursday
at the Cassidy building on Division
street and well attended by good
" crowd of the men and women VINO
have always had tn, best interests
Of this town and community nearest
their hearts.
It was good move IN the right
direction, not called for the purpose
Of mrgfcring the interests of this
Clique or that. at the expense of all
the others, but solely and exclusively
for the purpose Of furthering the in
teresis Of every man, woman and in
cidentally every child within our
boundaries.
United action in the right direction
will accomplish and bring to a sue
cessful termination the things that
are seemingly impossible. Just as
c rtainh as united action in a wrong
direction brings about results that
we all dcplore we have endured
misrortmes in the past, that were
laracly due to united action in the
wrong drcetion upon our part. LIE,
us profit ty TIE txnerience Of the
past and come together anow, ant
work solidly. uniledly and as one
man. Under the leadership Of those
among us who have demonstrated
their ability to lead To build M
Guthrie for tNe future and overcome
the msfortunes Of the past TO this
successfully requires first united ac.
tion; second united action; and third
united action Frank Olsmith
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we're provided among other gifts by
the Khan Of Kslat, the Sirdar of
kalat and the Jam of Las Della,
frontier chiefs; while Arab chiefs
from the Persian Gulf have conlrbut-
cd large sums for Red Cross work.
The Maharaja Ilolkar Of lndore
placed his personal escort squadron
at the service Of the government and
contributed sS2 900 to the Indian Re
lief Fund $4,000 for The purchase OF
motor ears, $4,000 for comforts and
$25, 900 to the Prince Of Wales Fund
"The Maharaia Of Kapnrfhala visit
ed the indian troops al The front
where his son was wounded. His
Offer OF the Imperial Service troops
and &32 O00 for war expenses waa NC
cepted The Maharaja Of Jaipur Of
fcred his personal services, 100000
for war expenses, $4,000 for the
Prince Of Wales Fund $4,000 for the
Indian Refer Fund together with the
services Of the Imperial Service
Transport Corps. The Maharaia Of
Aiwar Offered his personal services
and the Alwar Imperial Service In
fantry, while drafts from the Imperial
Service Lanccrs have gone as rein
forcemenis
THE Mysore Is second only in size
to Hyderabad The Maharala offered
his personal services and those Of the
Mysore Imperial Service I.ancers His
gift Of Sl,GOOOO0 was mentioned in
parliament lie also offered ambul-
lncc carts horses, and hospital tents
for use in France.
Apart from the munlficent gift Of
of war, the Princes Of India
nave contributed a total Of more than
sG.712.000 to the war chest
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WILL FIGHT TO
PUT THIS STATE
IN & T. COLI Mn


CONTINUED FROM PACE oNE)
candidate for justice Of be supreme
court Ex-congrcssman Bird S Me-
CURE Judge Henry Montgomery Of
Barllesyille and others spoke
A campaig' organization for the
First District was perfected II rs
planned to open the campaign with a
largo rally in each of the ten county
seats in the district on the same day
with a prominent speaker at each
place
Several speakers predicted the
First District viii return majority
Of several thousand for Hughes and
Chandler.
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'aia of liatIam who has been ON
'ciiYc service in France ever since the
lcgnning of the war
"lhe Ni2am Of llyderahad' the
rcai MusSulman Prince OF the
Dcccan at the outbreak OF hostlllllcs
1llered S2oOO,00O toward the cost OF
be war together wllh many horses
or government use.
"lte offered Sl92Oooo ior the eX-
.ers which nroceedcd IN oclIve
.erytce and he proyided hospital Of
3nv heds for lbo wounded
"uis uiphness he Maharaia Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01
"Dodson's Liver Tone Starts Your Liver
Better Than CaIumeI and Doesn't
Salivate Or Make You Sick.

Listen to me- Take no more sick
euiug, sali'ating calomcl when bilious or
constipated Don't lose days. work
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of thc homes
Calomel, when it comes into contact
with sour bile eLi-hcs INTO it breaking
it up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and eramriug II you are aHg
gish ant o all knocked out il leH
liver is torpid and haWels cor.tipated
or you laye headache dizziness rp1trl
tongue y breath j. h,a d siomael sa1r
just take a spoonful ii larmr-- Boil
sons Liver Tone on my guarantee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01
PARALYSIS FALLING OFF

Nw York, Sept. Fewer new
eases Of inrantilc paralysis today
lent a frightened aspect to the cam
paign against the cpldemi> During
the II hours ending at 10 m, there
were sixty new cases, 10 fewer than
shown in y sterdays report There
were 2l deaths, a drop OF one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01

William Il Wilcox chairman Of the
republican national committee. has
named Frank II Hitchcock, former
postmaster general his chief advisor
in the republican campaign, and also
OF the advisory committee.
he has angered what is left
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01

Aya Sept CAPTAIN Gus Had
Wieer quartermaster of the 0klaho-
ma National Guard, first regiment
cent his announcement from the Dor
der camp at San Benlto, Texas, that
he would make the race for election
as county Judge Of Woods county The
Republicans nominated Captain Had
weer during his absence with his reg.
iment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01
BANK RoBRER CAPTURED
Chauffeur Drives Bandit to Police
Station After Holdup

San Francisco, Aug VIA bandit
who gave his name as Jack Evans
of Chicago, held up a branch of the
Anglo California bank here securins
$4,000. He fled in a commandered
automobile, pursued by Emil Sutter,
bank teller and the chauffeur drove
him into the Park police station, five
miles away, where he was captured
with the money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01
DEFICIENCY BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON, Sept After two
DAYS of debate tn general deficien-
cy appropriation bill the last of the
annual supply measures, carrying
arproxmately $4,000 GOO, was PASS
ed Thursday by the house. II now
goes to the senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01
ENJ0INS CO\DU CTORS
FROM CALLING STRIKE
tBY Associated Press.)

Topeka, Sept J. Fred G Fisher, a
Union Pacific conductor today OBJ
tanned temporary restricting order
in The Shawnee county district court
against six officials of the Order Of
Railway Conductors 10 prevent their
calling the strike
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01
WOMAN CANDIDATE LEADS
Sufiraglst May Be G o p Nomin,s
Tor Congress in Montana

Helena, Mont, Aug. Si-Retrns
from the state vide primary for tha
nomination Of candidates to be vot-
ed on ia the November election. show
that Miss jeanette Rankin of Misso.
ula Is leading the republican con
gressional candidate, with George W
Farr Of Miles City, second
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-01
STRAWBERRIES TILL CHRISTMAS

The McRil company, 1909 West
2.rd street oklahoma City is adyer-
Using Oklahoma-grown Eyerbearng
strawberry plants that bear nine
months in the year Our readers are
invited to write them for their free
booklet, Oklahoma Plants that Grow
Big Oklahoma Berries"
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John ? St JOHN,
FR0HI LEADER, DEAD

Olarhc. Kan, Sept l-lobu z 81
John candidate for the presidency
on the prohibition ticket n 1881,
wi T. eoyer1or of Kansas and one r
hc most widely known TEMPERANCE
advocates in the United States, diea
here last night He was 81 years
old and had been IN failing h aIth
since a heat prostration two months
ago while on speaking tour