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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

Hon. George A. Bartlett, Of
Reno, accompanied by his son
Don, and Messrs. Thomas Ker-
San and Yoakum, passed through,
fEerington Tuesday, enroute to
IHVheeler's Pass, in Mineral Coun-
II, to inspect some gold proper
! es in that vicinity.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

When not discovering tungsten
districts, or engaged in organiza
6ig goods roads clubs, or takin,
movie" pictures, or any other
] ling, Jimmie Nugent is still sell
irg autos, mostly Fords, Dodges
and other makes. On Tuesday
he sold Doge car to ]. ]. Hyer
of Lugwig.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

Slim Hansen was using his
plichigan truck this week to carry
passengers to the Yerington sta
ion while the regular one was in
Inc hospital.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

D. c. Stahlman of Wabuska
was Yerington visitor Tuesday
MIR. Stahlman is one of the pros,
ferrous ranchers of lower Mason
Valley.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29
Locals and Personals

i IL OO11Q1O 5
~~~~~~~~>~>>>>>~>~
Mrs. George w. Webster is
recovering from the indisposition
which confined her to her room
for several days last week.
Mrs. Masterson, wife of DR.. c. Fl
Masterson, went to Dayton on the
Thursday afternoon STUB" to visit
her father. She will return today.
Mrs. J. 0. Parker was up from the
ranch last Thursday, with a party Of
friends. The ice cream-soda founa
tain parlors did splendid business.
Mr.. Frank Weaver, the tailor, will
be found after the LIST of May in the
Melarkey building next to the New
Holland Hotel He will have On dis
play, everything in the. suiting line.
for the classy dressers of this city
and he will also have a fine of tailor
made suits on hand for the man who
can not wait.
Fabri & Penelli, of the Palace
saloon, have installed beautiful
new bar complete in their place of
business. The fixtures of ma
hogony and consists of massive
bar, back bar and an immense
plate glass mirror. Big Fred"
brought the furnishings from
Goldfeld last week.
Martin & Reymers, who INTRODUCED
the first tractor threshing engine in.
TO Mason Valley, as we'll as the FIRST
caterpiller gang pillow, are working
the latter night and Cay, and are
blowing an average of twenty acre.
of ground every twenty-four hours
They are blowing with Holt cater
pliller and have demonstrated it.
efficiency over the old style horse
power method of blowing.
The Royal Cafe has installed
new lunch counter of heavy oak
in place of the one which has
done servcice long time. 1t is
reinforced with handsome mir
ror adding to the attractiveness
of this popular restaurant over
which George and Sam will con-
tinue to preside with undisturb
ed urbanity.
On Monday last, w. S. Mac
hold arrived in Yerington from
San Francisco to accept the fore
ship of The Yernigton Times
printing department. Mr.. Mac
hold is skilled artisan anil
comIs to Yerington with the
highest of recommendation. He
takes the place of Mr.. NJ. M. San
ford who was compelled to take a
on account of i'll health
Supplementing the oily persu
asions of Jack Wright, the subtitle
insinuations of trusted lietuten
ant Joe Bowker have induced tina.
we'll known optimist Tom Valid
en- to remove the hirsute append
age so long annexed to the latters
upper lip. Many old time friends
of his lifelong celibacy
since the change have mistaken
Tom for his own youngest son
Invidious enemies like Joe Will
son and Doc Van Alstine are cast
ing insinuations that Tom will
soon be looking for bell ringer.
nlnTrnn rll1rn1llnTn
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

On Monday last Harry Davis.
Nho is High Schoo. studen' and
\ 'orks Defines" fol Dillon &
Mest, was stricken with an attack
II acute indigestion, and by the
doctor was ordered to stay in bed
OF less than three days. Harry
reluctantly obeyed the doctors
orders.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

On Monday last Ernest War;
l ssistant Superintendent of the
Ievada-Douglas, bought a Fore
J ON Jim Nugent who thereupor
3 lministered the good roads
obligation" to the purchaser and
eft him book of instructions
] ON which to learn explanation.
- make to inquiring friends.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hanson
and children, and Mr.. Stanley
1letherton returned home We'd
, esday morning, after a spending
several days visiting in Reno.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

M. Dellamnico, whose house
near the Nichols ranch in lower
Mason Valley was totally de-
stroyed by fire late Friday al
ternoon of last last week, the
next morning purchased a new
! inety-dollar Majestic range from
D)illion & West. He Immediately
took it to his ranch and its rapid
Iy erecting a new home over his
new range. Mason Valley farm
ers may be slightly conservative
but they are not slow.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

Dan Mcleod who was operat-
ed on for appendicitis a few
months ago suffered an attack OF
peritonitis- the latter part OF las
week, as the result of exerting
himself too soon after leaving the
hospital. With his brother Ma
IN, Dan has been working the
lone ranch adjoining the City
end the strain of hard work caus-
Il the relapse. The Doctor has
srdered Dan to refrain from any
lind of hard work or exertion fol
at least six months.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

]. c. Matthews of upper Mason
Valley was a visitor to the Lyon
County metropolis on Tuesday.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

On Tuesday last J. l. Wilson
nd Tom Walden made a flying
/ ip to Sweetwater in the auto OF
,sle former. They took three
sinners picks, an extra pick hand
o.. box of macaroni, two pounds
III crackers and some glassware
sld doc" Van Alstine was very
tirions to know what they want
II the extra pick handle for.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

Mrs. George w. Webster is
recovering from the indisposition
which confined her to her room
Tor several days last week.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

Mrs. Masterson, wife of DR.. c. Fl
Masterson, went to Dayton on the
Thursday afternoon stub" to visit
her father. She will return today.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

Mr.. Frank Weaver, the tailor, will
be found after the lst of May in the
Melarkey building next to the New
Holland Hotel. He will have on dis
play, everything in the. suiting line
for the classy dressers of this city
and he will also have fine of tailor
made suits on hand for the man who
can not wait.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-29

Mrs. ]. 0. Parker was up from tn
ranch last Thursday, with a party @
friends. The ice cream-soda founa
tain parlors did a splendid business.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29

&crln 2S DECEMBER Die NieScrIoa Ger raiEdrumSuldcn
Nrmcc &nmapcn 1T Jest ciac uofOmmcne Sndc Srnppcn, wdc
Derlorcp cOagcuunen n mnrOn nrIdgcwuriCn nuO
rcu %pFipuen pcrbcn Sic ttcn cbr Bwcrc $crInf
bic Sed0crrcdidm Srppn madtn i'm Son OeS geisn Cages
an Der rnmGuiidcn SrCut 5000 Wcangcne
Die Sru macn ani Der macrOonhcu 5run Oseblde Nnsrc
an bic uorgcMobcncu bngariden Sinien.
Anf Peg raiaa 6eNt mlca d nnr nlncrnamnngrn
abaepeIt.
2n Dcifdrn ariraoidaupae s0atafc ennuc6r
cine beiOnOs ac Die AliirtCn perlDrcn adt IerOplan
9icic @uaabcn nO amtlden gdt cutuOumCn Der
@udmos cdn Obcrcn Sccrcsriuns ansscscbn
NadJlebcuS Scr Dolic gSprtlant der Nittteinne
8olfanr &riegs IdDuMplnb.
ONrncgrnppc Sca 6rGcrpsS Spcp6 cOn Scfcrcd gu bcm
Tulc gSOmn %n6nrpatben 6abcn Oeude Ggcr rndc
&0troucn in cncm NanOoranatnccfc echaau Su Der Ncr
Gaues4gcn bic Annona6e uOer6olt r bGnit n Ser
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Nr5cmbsr n &gc crlu fnr Oernd Ssn Uerprcnen 8OScu
mScr0miann nNcm har &rnppnmnca ms 6clO ddt a6cr
cr pnroc bnt8 nb9Cid)agcn.
&rcnfde nmO Gogcrib uaut Nmioncu Icbtn Orm c6nSrn
6cnSc ned lucrc lppm trhcu 0cn 6enO inn Gh
parn o waraO Der goAt bcgt atc nnS Oranacn a6cr n
Gicid5ia bradcn 5idid nnaarii6 mo Ocnidc srnppcu
onrd DC r peri4aniten F@n Sncn bnSnrd SeIbcn cIcn
er d mcDrcre en9c @cSonac ecan l6rr Nonte 5nf nnS
rhdten in nprb6alid &hus Der 6uO crl Scr cincr
&icOcrioec on6crorocutd idmcrc &crInic
@tcra wnron 5000 @cauocac mn 22 NodnCnamr6 o gene
Gugcbradt Die GAIL Der Gcngrnn, grmce
ben @cdeu IN Der gG &mu Srat ecmndt mnOcn bot bt
SDle upu 1920 crreidt
Dir NpnanSrmcc ampf ecrrn Gcicdc IOfacr Natn ans
~ Oer 1pbnOGa baben bnlGarid nub rdc Erugpn bic n
len elmer brfratu SGhcnslnng DId aatGn gcuurn
NNcSUniidc 6rput gprb6fidl 5e Npran baben mcGr
bdc Gomposnccn na aarfcn crc grbcrcunen Oic boari
Hcn gafappin anggrieu Obnc SO rsnO 81 crrcfea
CchIidcr &rie8sf6anp1nt
arncsrppe Ocs Srn3en 2eOpoO gaucrn gn mcbrcrcn
&nnftn cnapg Der SOnt abn O @cOs crcr SdecnsrGbcu
rnfiHc N6t6cilungcn 5nrHdgcluprcu
&cFlider &riegSfdjnmplnt.
uirte S6cc 1lanSernsrpr nnO 6er Clinic i'm summc
marcn ietiueis inter intcninem griNcrcGctcr.
Die MIliirten Derlicrcm d DIT McrppIanc
PIE &Dnaci ocr Srpcbr war cine nngCm6tniM Der cnS
pcrr GnftGtSu Oocr Sur BIC CpruOncu nnicrcr guas
ng-@cidatc adjt @eroplane."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29

&c9icrmg ge0enii5cr scr 6rieoens.
bcue9tlg
0ine &nOoS Dcpci1e aus Nlo0riO
iogt COB oer Ereuier 5ondnoneS
Die OlclOpn9 OnB Sponien iih be,
reifS cen amerifaniiben uno Gnmeis
ser 5@riitgn an5uicblieBen cntidloi.
ict Babe, oiii5ica ocmeitirt babe
ST iagte onsebIid OoBlcr Ste 49,
litif Ser sieoictuug, iobolo oieieI6e
ieiiaeicBt iein miiroc ocn9onoe nit.
tbeiIeu iucr0c
&uBlon0'S &ric0S8ielc.
@eter8bnrG %. Ge5cmber,
oio 2onoon. Snocnl iie ocn Eo.
8cSbcfcbl oeS Goiicrs gtifololIs an oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29

Qlrince bonn 25. Dc5cm6cr inooiiirt.
iagt oc ncuc td9tidc 8cituug
o@olio~
Der &aiier bat SfuBlono's ariegS.
5iele fcitsciest g(neeIegenbeitclJ
bic fiir 9iuBlouo 2rbeHsfrogeu iino
un0 vun icincu 9laiirtcn cinitimnig
lwtcridricbcn mcroeu gSir boifeL
ouB 6ranfreih iuo england g}uB.
lono'S 9eiipiel iolgen mo obue 36.
gerpng 6fientli6 sic 3iclc befount
geben lperoen, nod 0cnen iic III sic.
fem gSeItenfriege itre6en.@
sl6unucntcu, Die ben nHcutidcn Gors
relpunocutrn" nidjt phnItlirb rner unre
gclnaRig erbaltcn, iiuD gcbeicn, Der
Gfiicc 0uDsn per EcIcpbpn uDex idlrift[idl
WltttbetIWg 6H utaMcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
DGontw0rttt.
9ic S9mci5cr Gyvlrs
Deuss@Ote
9urc6 Gcutid,lano nub
GeftcrreirB- -atmgarn.

Ger 9Sortlout Der Ocuti6cn @ruipc.
uno. 9etont sen @ciIt scr
po5rcn Sumouitdt BON Dem pic
S6rittc ocs sawci5cr @uioc8.
rotDs ocIcitct wcroeu. SSicocr.
bolt Ocn in Scr 9lntuort ouf oic
Ssilion9lotc gcnia@tcn @ori3loa.
spouicu NOD uncntid6icocn,
nh Is Der SMmeiA hcitreicn pirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
% ca 0er s@nei5 0eiiretcn l0ir0.

@crGim q. 0c}y uio 2enoolb
Is. Icj. Gic ocutig9c 9Iuhport oli
Bic 9lotc scr 9dwcij puroc 9cutc
0cm S9uci5er @cionNtcn cingc5dn-
0i0t. 9ie 6ut 0cAicl6cn Sn5alt mic
Die 9lHtuort auf 0ie glote 0eS @rdli.
Ocnicn @i0on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
pOIitik Ofs
S1wfigrns
@irO bon @aibiagtOn
aOOptirt
SeSiiglid) @ntiuicfIunaen
in characterization.

9lae tiiuftigen llnterbauollngcn wcr.
ocn oIs pcrtrouIih bebanOcIt per.
sen. 0eitcrreidl's s(ntwort ouf
SSiliou S1otc in s8oI1inoton Gin,
ectroffcn. 9ie Gentrolmadte
onacbIid bcrcit, pcrtrouIid ibrc
SricocnSbcoinaunacn namboit at
modem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29

Snftaefedtc aui Der 2ScFfrOnt fOFtrn Ssairtc adjt
SRaIdimem.

(ara0iioS uo@ eooOiuc.,

8crIu rs Gc5cmbcr 0c Jcuc NbcuO 81 patcr StnSc
ocn6ta eneaab ccHc mide MitGcnns bat fOgcnOcu &Or
laa
gcde SrDnt &nr oa Dem infcn fer Der WoaS Tim &crOnu
$c5irf Is sic Occ6tstDGiisfs lcbbnier gemeiea.
Edtlider @readnnplnt GS babcu td tclnc Gpauncn
gr5acrcc SrOentnna 3n9erngcn.
Naan rprt Tic grmcc bat ar G %crfularHo Der Nu
icn @o HuOu gcmOnnu SOu marcOOuida 6ont III
Gdts &eicS 81 beridyu."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
Rcvivai of Cycling


l.onaon Jall The waf has cans.
e distinct revival OF cycling in
nsiand More ryclcs are "a 81 scen
ban ai any ume in thc past fNtat,
Atars This cheapest uf al sports n
o large extent taking tue place az
noiofcars which are gradually N9ne
.'en up for reasons " cconomy
Women lind thas Tire fashion Of
short @ldc sklfts ana high bools ~
deal for cycling
Ne sooner did the sofcrnuoats
'ampmsn against thc use Of , otor
Hrs iof pleasure begin "a hear N9t
than all tho veteran oYellsts ARRANGED
marry rails On a road leading oal ot
cndau tllat aaa poaalar Nia ueie
4aars soue For onc aa, the
as'orc road was almost like lt Nas
p tac golden dats wheel behind.
Abcel tgc machnc cam Z hurfn
lowu the Last Ail ana tia ,lase4s
TODD hy thcir gates a. they stood
ycry fine Sunday twenty years aro
e watch ana llcntiy by iamllarI
names tho men vino once were kings
% the road.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

and lhey moieRtad tns tsroksa set
tiers no more
There Is = tradition ~ thta day that
thn ahnafA ~ lhn fallen sarciora Dflsn
arise and That In tho naon Of ulsht
tlrY move no aad down tho slopes
ana actpAa tbs face Of tha gvat
mauni which fpr mlea away IL va.
iile ~ ibe pfairlea Il Rogers eoun-
= Naay feiiea aaeh "a arrovbeads
and spears ami tomahawks have bssn
found 90 his old Indian battlsnsld.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

through the sense Of hearing, On
tae machine aro placed small records
caca 81 ehlch MAY coa,an a whole
tory written out In code
To produce these records a further
Instrument composed Of tao Morse
hets ana electric soGnders. Is requIr.
ca tae oander being connected with
a needle ahich cuts into the prepared
wax The records consist only O..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

rhcfa Aht one pisec IN particular
vh.cb reseisal iHr nnwe - pf'"n
laaf ANA tho fcasou iof lh'A name L
eaa 10 havn hoen ilat = hnaf ''n +
Warrior when lAa neAs tpf'sa
ulonrl far smn ma 'ho esaFe8 'N
alfaaa mu Nrre ueW ~ hnna Ne
ean choAtns lon feeu ioha e ~
q rapla rate and a sonn hai lse ~
f,cl ot masins Aim yry Fleh lh0A'
ltaa thls vAt ahaf the brave tolf'a
rs ho would bate hean unable I" 80
lrfo iho frhi haa u been .sall'd o'i
~ tbis da1 tlo name if retained lAa
GtecRluaf mountain neaf l'lass
lag one of he aei NnoN0 rnff ~
hHn abeb ila4rf Hr country
vtniN 81 aAl Fafi Gihan
Aief aauc ana lAe rnefest VEG
T. drca aeaf the o#.es mi Na'
ne .eomed inndhcnl IA ihla omer
r,nrg tlc uedlrlac non oolurel lof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

Attn laland, IN prospective state
No ~. IS farther west of San Fran.
cssco han that city IS west u East.
port, Me Few realize thai We
aI4 kar ljords equal tho q u Nor
say hat Aiassa contains maf' than
100 immeefe and unmatched glacier /,
some of tAern near ntighhorH r. acs
tise volcanoes such as Wfange.L
whose smoking summit form iae
eagera ga of chaAn u living CID
Csal .aH caaks a thousand mle4
ieng.
The climatic variations are great
Tta e.ldest month of sitka ls no
colder lhan that of st. Louis gte
waymnat months Of San Fransis-v
ard juneau are Of identical reeord.
= narrog Il 800 miles within tiie
tF.t0 Cs-els a. If 10 spF n 10
.as ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

If he leaves Vancouver on nine-
dag Trip ia a Canadian Pacific Prin-
ce steamer, 'he traveller wakoe
next morn5ug r. hi9 hfat view n The
altm8 ford country. Seymour Mar
foa ushcfa tm lafo smooth, island
oosied @aeers tha' lcad 10 Alert Bay,
where he aay exc l0-foot totem poles
and tie cedar loagea II the Kwat-
iutig
9Qeen Charlotte sound is reached
by evening ard for tie only tlme dur
ing iae tfiD 81 ve6sel rides open
water. mhile 8hales spout IN the
ofsng aAd fae b4gks sport in he
Ett kul ue
EtraHo MH Is fascinating
and pa i.e.low land where TIE
yess4i gee s0 alow3y through the
winding chaaae - break .he reGec.
tions Of the midnight sun. In Sum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

MAKING The MOST cF JUNE
To onloy ine bcautfgl Houth of
une to ihe utmost one must he in
'ood health klihof falling 20
sork prercflA cause aches and pains
aeHhat'su. lpmbaaa soreness egfg
Icss Foley Kidney riils mako 80.
efs active and healthy and haniah
iferlus aad misery WHY not feel
inc and fit2 BE Noll' he strous'
old everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

dun Ray hundred or more glaciers
may be sen along the walls The
aoaery m ~ild and the plUaglrg
berg keeD tie ford roaring Ike
some qast foundry u the gods
Farther north. The Tsks Glaeler
stretches d ulle vide, the largest u
The forty-hye ice streams emptylhg
into TakI Bay
Al the bottom Of 5.010-f5Di
mountain il juneau. The capital y
Alaska, q well built cily, although
there couldn't be found q naturally
level spot on which To Dlsee glngle
large building.
sksgway Is ore eny's trip vp Lynn
Canal IN the Wild days " ~ Skas
way was the door through which an
the traii-hltters struck for the gold
fields, taking the line Of the present
White Pass Il Yukon Railway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
now 70 rerL COOP TOMORROW

indigestion gHesli develop altk
hcaaache billion nueaa bloatlne foaf
stomach eas On iomaoh hai breath
%. some Ol tho ntilff condition -nA
aa 3 logged nr irregular boaela II
0n hasc any ~ iheso symptoms tahn
Foley Cathartie Iablet tha egcaint
and sou viii feel bette Ia the morn
ine Sold eYtrt WHofe
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YANKEE LADS
UNDER FIRE IN
ENGLISH DRIVE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

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The principle OF the new device
lies in the conveying Of "Mrose7 or
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beautifully surrounded with parking NeW out
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and Advanced Music Preparatory Academic Departments
Write for beautifully illustrated Sii50a Address
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

ehrh Warrior eaekD4 " lrlefmlne
ua lAir ia the battle The medlDlnr
man naed snall and transparent
pfte IN Vhtls atunr and a rs said
ihat a. ~ pfuaaed lhia Stone aaAlnsl
bis finger nail n thc aaffiur FOR
Ahum in eoniutrd aaa 70 he tam a
nall Nloud e,A eireak appeared uran
,as sufAn- n The alpna. nihrrelae Y
remaloed clear
Chios fell Dead
Tina fhargees slnugk the oaasea
|nfaf ihn lie Of l pfeaeD rllg ~
AHekogsa. bui thr latter kept falling
hacs uniii thr iarvmpte Nuniit
neaf SaFpcyah. IA lIoseta county
aer. reached nerp The sarrets "
IT, 0safer dacdrd 10 make I, slaBi
aiil soon the bulile ragod flercely
tlouf after hauf il continued bHt lhe
fhoroheea made pfnsfcaH and after "a
ahllc charged a. u" slope On tho
mound yho DGaKo var ehief feh dead
ifon 8onni IN siial ppt' nni
AEON al Tho psaras wefo 10 fnll re-
lfcat iogard lhr Rrai Thla battle
tonight 10 lho month " aepiemher
itgs broke lho foRer q the oaaess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

\ Cmln school uy who's tolts
ltuve bpngbl cyor'thue iAc5 onp ou
the iusiallnNnt plan tnld ha iracht
in examination ihe olhrr daf lhe bi
monthly means a dollar down aud
dollar month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

"hep woman asea man shat
he ~ mlnAles about sae never
NcttA o. ffad uul bu Neep ii s
in the hope of eon iaie fNH0
son into 'alias Aoia reret
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

London Jnly Penny tlNo cent?
newspapers have been advanced ball
penny tone cent? and hali penny 10
n@ penns la "a larse number Of towns
Ntsito OF London 1his was fond
lec@sarg aeMho of The iaefoased
RICE Of pflntmpnr and materials
amber Of these provincial dailles
nave been forced 10 suspend pnbliea
ion Tor The same reason
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

in town aAo Il lfte Is ha eH oash
to at hm loaHns fou1lY ai H'r se.
inre in the Aae OF hts watch ehon
the Women bold their aris olt Of
fio mud crossing ihe street below
}s office window
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05

|
,fUm published ia Guthrie July s. iDlsp
COMMlhBiOnGRg
n regular eafon 81 ~ a Monday Jay sd, 1916
PNtaESr
Mayor Nasy Mitchell cpy clerk
lDnham
resolution pegrd ~ hr following vote
Mayor Aas,s conmuAooef cpIher Commissioner
W0htl Aye
Urlon
Oklahoma
NlHhfA8. Pursuant q made he The
of CIV enbnr Oklahoma the Frs,
Huls, Iuy -
euaie usela heteot The
pauao snkps Fund sufficient
na tondfd adet.inets of
pay bonded indebted
ihe sati
WiFAEAs re,& fomulasnper3 og Guthrie.
provided tla aaad
tfi1fff0tt Res,sd That te tpioanr constitutes
o condition Guthrie and u
lfrc1f he current expenses of ms enauug
ESTIMATE Tt HoAfp oF coMsnsaOStHs % THE CITY
Gtrnng OKLAHOMA 1lE YEAR rNpnsG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

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Mrmbrud). - 81brenb zines am
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bieligen Gforrfirde bonn bodm. P.
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nno SRI. @liiabetb @peslage. Mit
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SEN tpiinidt 6em il1ngen 8aore ou6
ser nNor6itern" Elm glidlihes Gle
leben. 9as iunge Boar miro in
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