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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-26
Die noro0ffi6en uno (aofi&eu @ounfps @ngfanos
anfs 2leue pon 3eppelinen 6eimge(u6t
OF giebt 5l, ba etrddder sdabcn aueerdtet porben ii

Der kbten Rad,i Deriu4ter bic RuiIen
absrmaIs n0rSli4 bon perpalniti
burd5ubrehen. sic fpurben aber nit
iebr i4psren 9erIuiten suriidseialas
gen.
s5talieniIdsr ariegsidaupIas: 4m
Pa6mittas entfpidelte bic feinbIi6e
artilIerie an einissn puniten i'm
aiiitensebiet siemIi6 grobe aitinitdt.
Wdbrenb Der 9ladt flos elm auftfdiff
iibsr uniere 2inien unb mari in Der
Hdbe Don goirens Elm paar Bomber
ab, obne a6er S9don ar3uri4ten.
.Sn ben iFafIana sf!pen sriffen
5fpei feinbli4e gflpen 8atdillone
ipGbrenb Der Rddt in bem garbinaI
gimas8ufa a.ta Ibfdn;it an, na4.
benz tpdbrenb bes Cages bic fetnbli6e
4rtiaerie bas geldnbs In beftiger
Weife tei6oiisn bate. Die Staliens=
ipurSen na6 i.fr beftissn Rabtdmpfen
NIT I4psren Yerluitea suriidseiaIa /.
gen.
.JeinbIi6e 4btbeilungen berfudten
aud sesei Jorcella bi GolbOie porsu<
eeben. Dir nabmen bier 80 4lpini,
burunter einen Sffi3ier, eefansen.
r2tuf tem Nlonte GImone. befen
@ipfel ON Samitasoon cen Sefierrei'
4sru abseiprerst tptrbs, iinb nod
eine 4nsabl StaIiensr unter ben
5riimmeru am 2eben. "a Mann. be-
nen es eelans, iid berausauarbeiten.
ersaben ii4. Die anberer i9reisn rod
md Ollie. bic ibnen aber nod ni4i
sebrnd. perbsn. ionnte. neil bic itas
lienifds artiIIsrie ui6t gu feuern aufs
bort. Die RettiiHs Der 9eaie 5dngt BON
Der 4nnabme zines lo.alen Waffen'
itilitanbs ab, Der bem Jetnb aus
sWidli6tsitsriidiidteH onse6oten
porbeH it,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-26

"NJ~~ff~~
.elrmsesrubpe bes ersher3oss aori
Gran3: 3pii9en Der 3icta Gipd uno
Der Rarapubta ma9ten bic RuHal
pieberboIte qlnsriffe auf bic bon ben
tiirtiIdsn Sruppen beisbten pofitio,
nen. deinbIide 4btbsiIuusen, bic m
bic Sielfilnssn Der Siirter einbrnngeu,
ipurben bur9 einen Gesenairgriff tpies
Der pertrieben ulb es iplirben 142
Ruifeu sefansen genommen. Sn ber
Gesenb bon 9ubopa in ben Rarpatbal
tpurben ansriiie bsr Ruhm a6se.
idlassn.
rSiebeubiir5er Gront: 2tngriffe Der
| &umdnen stpii9en bem gparbut unb
bem 8uItau p1B tpurben suriidseuiss
ierL
y a fta II. Rrtesst9 amp Ia 3.
Butareft III bon bsutiden 2ufts
f6iffsn bombIrbirt iporh<n, tpie In
bem auf bic Greisnifie atf benz Ball
fan ariessi6aupIas geaug babens
ben sbeiI bes offisi.IIeu gsridis an'
seliinbigt piro. SO uiro fsrner srs
.ldrt. bab bic 5ruppen bes Jelbmar'
i4alIs Don Wddenisn, bie in oas OIts
Iide Rumdnien eingsbrrmgeu iinb,
ipeitere Grfolse errunssn babeH unc
bab atneriife Der griien unb Der Ser>
BEN an Der masebuniiGsn JrOnt OBJ
sei9lasen tputben. Die 6ssiiglihe 2lus
tiinbiguns lautet pie foIgt:
.a(rmWsruDpe bes Delbmnrf6aIIs
bon Radsnisn: Sn aampfen, bic fiios
li9 poa Der G0babin Goprdi Sari,
ginie in Der SobruSi9a itattfanbsn.
iparen bic @er5iinbsten liesreib.
Die Jeitung gutarei. III Don etnerI
uniersr auftiaiffe nit Bomben 5eIegl
tpcrben.
Ma5sboniid. Gront: 4m Samitag
babsn in Der G.senb Don Jlorina tlsi'
mere Gefedte itattgefunber. WieSer'
boIie iiarte 4nsriffe Der Serben aui
bic &aimadcaian SObeu bruden 3u'
iammen. Sdipafe britiidt Sruppens
abthsiIunseu, bic an elmer Ianger
Jront M Der Struma Gegeub oors
riidisn, tpurbsn suriids.i4Iossn.
guIsarifde ariess'
bsridts
Sofia, sonntds, "a. sept. Das
0as ariessmiHiitsrium tiinbiste pdb'
renb beg cages an, bab bic 8nlgdren
IN erfolsrsi6sr Wsiie bic Raimat'
eaIam SSben, am tpeitliten GHbe Der
Sdla9tfrpnt in Masesonien, sssen
fpieberboIts angriffe- Der gnientes
truppen pertb.itist ta6eH. 9fm Samss
tag foIste ein atnsrifi na4 Den unbe'
rem. Der Geiuo purbe ater iebesmaI
nit iebr idwefsH @erluiten suriids.'
i4lassn. gntentetruppen. bic D6rfer
am 5itli4en llfer Der Sirunid ausrif.
fen, ipurben DON ben gu'saren iiber
ben TluB auriitseporfen Die Be-
tanntma6uns lniitet ipie folst:
.Sn Der G.senb DON Glorina tn bic
Gage unDsranOeri.
.9lm %, Ss2tsmber sriff Der leinb
mad Ianser. Oorbersesansener atriilIe-
risporbereitiina unb Hah beftisem
SnfanterisTeusr unb 9ombeniperfsn
ipisberboIt bic adimaiclan G5ben an.
|lJssnS!t3s ssparustttilsuSen srii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-26
0etDbfet
Wurbeunber8e 8erbuHJron
Ct N. 5. & elle9 DOM q me-
ritanii 9en4 m bus
ma /. . len i.

" y y u 70
garis, 25. Sept. slm Sreitag
9(beno tpuroe Soiepb aellep pm 99ts
labelp6ia, sin MitgIieb beg amerita>
niI6en 9lmbulana 0ienites, beim
gluffuden Don 9srtpunbeten an Der
@erbun 5ront bur4 cine &ugsl Don
einem S9rapnen set0btet uno Ross
pea e. Gamblers bon Netpburbpurt,
RaF., peripunbet. Die beioen 4merts
tansr 6utten ii9 Bel Waree, innerAGif
800 garbs Don ben beutf9sr 2ts
MEN befunben. &eGs1 bate ii6 i'm pos
rissn Mlpnat benz glmbuIan5 : DieuIt
Quuefmloiieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-26

zen Oer Vtei1e ud(D Deli IeCgSN MD Dell
IiHten GliiseI unb s,ileBt oas Gentram
unierer Stellungsn an. Die 9ertbeis
bigger Iieben ben Jetr5 INNER Bis aWf
80 ooer 60 Ghritt berartommen uno
ipdrteu i'm BARN regelaldBig nit Ell
nsm m6rberiI6sn @etDebr' unb IRA,
I9intnsei4iibfeusr suriid, linn auBers
orbentIi5 iapere 9srLaite Dsrars
faheub.
sSm Woglenica S5al uu6 auf bsis
BEN Seiteu bes Narbar 5lufies fam
ben f9ipu6e Mrtilleriefdmpfe ftatt.
.am Jube Der 8sIaiica ptnuiHa III
aIIes rabis.
rIn Der Strnmu Trout fanb le6s
bates s(rtilIeriefeuer fat. Uebrere
feiubli4e 8ahaIIipne, She gsssn bic
S0rfer ReooIen, 9DlrD, &aroioDu
unb 9ubeIt norriittet, pitrbeH opn
unieren srnppen angesriffen lnb aui
bas rs&.e llfsr oes 5IlTes suriidge'
porfeH.
r2ln Der Hiifte bes GegGiideu Wees
reg uno am iibriseu SbeiI Der SrOnt
on Der Sonau berri6t oerbdltRibulG,
blse StilIe.
rSn Der Subriroiha farosu artiIs
Ieries anb Snianterie : Gefeate non
irrttergeuroHetsr gebsutune itat..
.4n ber aiiite bes S4narsn Rsss
res TT aIlss rubis.-
Der JIisgeraHgrifi oaf
gffen-
gertin, %. Sept. Ginem am
Montas perSfisntIidten pffisieaen BE.
ri6t 3ufolae tpurben 6urdb BEN 5Iier
gerdnsriff, Der am Sonntag agf bi.
Stabt gtieTl genadt iDurpe, teine
Jeuer bsrurIa4t uno bic meiiteH Der
9rmben, bic abgeiporfen puroen,
ridteten tetnen S9aben oil. Gs puroe
absr Elm RiRo sstObtst Inb ms6rers
dnbere purbeH Derpunoet. Der mates
rielle Staben, Der augs-iatst pur0e
III unbebeuteno.
9ritif4er Dampfer oers
emit.
griit OF. gngLanb. %. Sept. Der
britiide Sampfsr Dresden, Don
807 5onnen, III Dsrfentt tpproeu, ME
an Wontus pier aagstiinbist purDe.
Der rumdnii9e @eiaHote
ir Berlin nod 9ane.
mart abgereiit.
gerIin %. Septeutber. Qlui
Sra6tloiem @ege na6 Sappille. On.
galbiman, Der friibere @einlote 0tu.
nldnicns in Berlin, bat iid NIT iei.
nem State nat 9duemarf beseben,
Inn in aopenbagen alitfeitbaIt 3u
nebmer.
Die friihereu rulnantfhen @eianb.
len in gsieu, Soiia inb aonitantino.
pei iiitS aif ibrer &eiie nch SaiIie
in Walno, Sfpeben, angcfonunelI.
Ger lleberiee Iahrihten.a aseiltiir
lDirS aus aoaenhagen seriiieeISSeet, seriiieeIlSSeett SAB
gr. @aISintan oairlblt erfIdrtc, oab
ote rimaniidpn llnterthanen in
IaitidlnnS nod bem 9liisbriidl Der
arieaes SfpiidleH 9tlindnieii in6 CEN
5entraIm1hten gut bcbnnhelt rpur-
-oen. gr iiiatc biiBii, feline slbreiie bon
Berlin habe iih oatqirh ber3ogert,
Sab er Die Mnaelesenbeiten Der Ill.
na;liid,si acIpaie crii nod geugoret
'bdbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-26
anmtrebanne fir Gnslanb
5dtts ber BON einem ben t
f9en Il 8oot getaperte
9DllGnbif DE 3 umpfer
9dtdbi<r IL" on Bprb.

Berlin, 25. Sept. 2luf brabtlos
fem @ege nu6 SabDiQe Die llebers
fee Ratri6tsnagsrttur tiinotet on,
baB Der boGdnoii6e S1mpFer ~8atas
bier IL, Der ON Spnntag bun einem
beutiben llnts1 feeboot getapert uno
mad See6riigge gebradt puroe, nit
apntrebanbe an 8oro, aa4 2DrbOE
unterpegs mar.
Gs ntrb au9 ertlGrt, bdB ii4 ms
ter ben 38 pahugieren BIER RuiieU
befanben, bic olgsnideinIi9 aus Ell
nem 9efaneeus,rIaser enttommsH ma
reyL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-26
Grfolglps
ggar ei,t ruiiiifer Glieserangritf aIi
eillen oeittfhen giartne.
9lerooronte.

@erItn, %. Geptentber. guf
brabtloiem gSege na6 gapotlle. Gine
om Dto1rtag oeroffeftLidte offi5ieae
Grfldrlt1g beiagt, baB aul %. Sep.
tem6er BRET grobe rltiIiife &eroplane
einen erfolgloien glltgriff mif ben
observation-disclosures ONT 4ueern Gee,
nabe Dem Coli DON gtigd, r1aftelt.
,0eutihe Aeroplmte", 70 betBt es in
6ern 9erifrt, roerfolgteu Die ruiiiiGeu
uno 5rpunqen einen berielben, an 81.
nenr Bltnfte 6itIib oor 9iinoItit!tbe
nlsoer5ugeber. GGirurtIife belit'fe
islieger fe9rten tpoblbebaItet slirild
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Au6 NIT oent 2e6erfaG oer in Oct Sa1fag 21a6f fatf
fano, ruuroe 6etrd&tli&er S6aoea angert&fet.
2(n Der somme 1T Die sdad)t tpieber nit Der sr0Bten
Geftt9fet ett6rannt.


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in ber Wspntag Nabt
Wurbe Gnslanb oufs R.ue DON bsllt.
iden 2uftihiffen apsssriffsu.
Dismal gait es ben n0rblidyn Graf
idafien ebenio febr. ipie benz
Siiben.

aoroon. 26. Sept. waehrer'
isinbli9. auitldiffe famsn In kbte,
0dht. spiidsn balb Elf llbr unb Wi.,
iernadt, iiber Die gaorboiis unb bi,
Siiiiife Guelanbs. tpie fara na4 Wit'
iernatt Offisisl anse,iinsist uurbe.
v9tn peridi.oenen puntten in ben
n1rbli6en iitb ben HSrblihen W:s.
lamb Counties iinb 9ombsn nbsepor.
fem porben.
Gin auftfdifi bat aud Srte an
Der Giibtiiite arsesrifren. Soipeit iint
nra tsins Ra4rihten iibsr ben anss'
riftsten S6lo.n einsetrOffsH."
I'm bier ub. Morgena murbs b4
folssnbs tpeitsrs 9esanHtma4ung sr'
Ieiisn:
.me5rsre fsinblifs 2uftf6iffs.
ipa5rfasinli9 feds. fudlm Dabrens
br gaatt bic ncrb6itlid,a unb iiibli'
Counties bsim. Sn Stn n0rbli6en
Counties ipurosn 8ombsn abseipors
isitunb es pus6e einiser S4aben on,
etridtei unb aud sine etn5abI aeus.
gst1bisi ober stripunbet."
genauers 8,ri&ts iino nod MIDI
e:rastroffen.
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Die Rnffea

s.bsn ibre 4nsriffe an Der 6iterrsi-
Hii6en GlOnt fort, cbns stipas
au errsi1eu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-26

I6nittsernte Der o6igen fiinf Sabre.
Die 5aFerernte belGufi Iit6 in oens
iel6en 2dnber1, nit Q(u8naFme pOn
Snbien unb eydpan, auf 1,723, 1867
600 8u., ober 1872 prpSent Der leBta
ia6rigen grnte unb 1868 prp5ent Der
qendnnten fiirT oSqbre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-26
Netterberi9t.

Sir Obto uno ous peflitjs
pennfplbunta: S60nes unb etipas
tpdrmeres Wetter an 0ienitag. @m
Wttttno3 tribes Metter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
CADDY'S
TALEp
kNARY GRAHAM BONNER
ess,sses v's >-ntsss-s
ELF AND SWALLOWS.

"Three little Swallows" said Daddy,
lived with their Mother in Nest In
he Chimney Of farmhouse.
The nest was one Of the most Won
lnrful you can imagine, for it was
quilt Of Sticks and there were little
Patches and Dahs of Glue everywhere.
You see. when the Swallows make
.hclr Nests they get great many
sticks together first-just as SO many
other Birds and little Creatures DO.
But then while they are putting the
Sticks together to make Il Nest-and
quitting them across from each other,
hey take their Bills and Rub them
lround and around the Nest. This
makes the queer Glue we can see on
he Nests Of Chimney Swallows.
well Mrs. swallow had one of the
inest Nests in the World, and certain.
" she had chosen a very nice Chimney
llome-for it was stiI warm enough
not to build a Fire In the Room that
Chimney belonged to. Mrs. Swallow
was sure Of that.
"As She was feeding her three Chill.
1ren, along came a little Eff.
"Ilcllo, Mrs. Swallow said the Elf.
"The Swallow gave a shrill Cry and
al the little Swallows sQuealcd for all
they were worth-even though their
Eyes We're rot yet open and they didn't
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
SOME SCHEMING
IN PETROGRAD


IN llelF h'lsslan dlPiollIa'E, ir
lerred To lhe aiher day oN lFoi
AofAs'erpfrg fAe t'ermal'a e7lht
on thai qRlill oi inc russians
Whlch llie Dcilllans nave ealIr'l
pigeon blood. NISSAN SPlIil
mas q tendency 10 arooP. aS was
noied III me Jap war Aal'rlre
5aFIllg IN ms Nal'l'Ol' oooN OH
hNNNla' country IN "nlrh h'
',Nod nor many years "'o'g p''o''
lilc war was thought OF 'dal llio
huNSian IS ardent ana cni4l'S'as''e,
oHl ol ah dfdor glrNl y amy
easily 'ooIeo. y lll'ic pa'Nse' IS
fho'sii 10 Pi'tll8' lllln l''o pro-
lol'ld pcNSll'lNln. ms Spillls are
lnerrurlal ahd elincr ~ lNr Wgn-
eSi or al yhr lowest Air baflIlg
was WIN ven NllfoPd'hlll llI hdN-
cn'lrIa d'lrlnI tha' war "'Id r''
ported lllat al'er Il delea' or lWo
russian officers oeca'0' ocepI}
deSPoho'lIt mere N SJfo"g
Nem oi lalallSn IN lhr 'IlsNla'l
temperament ms is Nia' lh'
"efllall dlpioil'allc slIaleSlSls aye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
SOUVENIRS AND TIPS,

In several sections Of the coui-
try there appears TO be a revival
of the frequently recurring cam
paign Of hotel and restaurant men
against what is politely termed
the souvenir fiend. although oe-
casionally harSher epi'hets aie
applied at times The folks wio
furnish food and lodging to the
transient guest are complaining
that the list OF missing articles.
mostly servieeablo frequently
ornamental. but all necessary 70
the proper conduct of tine hnirl or
eating place, is stcadlIy growing.
despite the effort Of the proprie-
TORS TO put their trust IN human
nature and avoid calling the po-
lice. The trust is misplaced 50
frequently. they declare. that the
police have TO he rcSorlcd TO- So
those who seek mementoes IN the
shape of bath towels. napkins.
spoons or hits Of glassware and the
like are duly warned
Ii may be mere coincidence that
these complaints on the part of
the proprietors are heard follow
ing complaints on the part ot
patrons IN iN Increasing ca-. f
living in the places thcl parouize
either through necessity or desire,
one of the items Of This cost being
the tipping evil. Though the pro-
tests against this LATTER i@posi-
ton on seemingly defcnselcss
public have been many and loud.
and though the matter has been
brought before the courts more
than once when The looters haye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
Y MM.s :. M%T q z Z = & = T s =
r STORIES or NEW YORK x


New York New Workers. at least
hose who can afford it. will receive
returns of the presidential election
amid scenes OF gayety Bulletins
from all parts Of the country viii be
placed before the diners in promn-
ent hotels and restaurants The
smart hotels have made elaborate ar
rangcments, and the crowds that have
cngaged tables will rival those Of
New Years eve, On election night it
is estimated that more than $1,000
0e0 will be expended by those who
will await the announcement of the
next president Fully 5000 will cele-
brate the election at the Baltimore
and Manhattan hotels. At the Bilt-
more there will be representatives Of
the diplomatic corps and Of the sen
ate and congress In the Louis NV
bail and banquet room on the nino-
teenth floor, seating 600, notable
dinner dance will he held Tho Soc
rotary of state, Robert Lansing, with
Mrs Lansing aud other cabinet folk.
will be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
Rheumatism Follows Exposure

In the rain all day is generally fol-
lowed by painful twinges Of rheuma-
tism or neuralgia Sloan's Lniment
Will give YOU quick relief and prevent
the twinges from becoming torture.
1t quickly peneuates without rubbing
and soothes the sore and aching
joints For sore stiff exhausted mus.
oles that ache and throh from over
work Sloans liniment affords quick
relief Bruises, snra.ns. strains and
other minor injuries to children are
quickly eoothed by sloan's Liniment
Get a bottle today at your druggists.
25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02

When a cold hangs on as often hap
pens or when You have hardly gotten
over one cold before you contract an
other, look out for You are liable to
contract another lookout for You are
liable to contract some very serious
disease This succession of colds
weakens the system and lowers the
vitality so that YOU are much more
liable to contract chronic catawh
pneumonia or consumption Cure
ycm cold while You can Chamber
lam's Cough Remedy has a great rep
utation 1t is relied upon by thous
ands of people and never disappolnts
them Try IT, 1t only costs a quart
er Obtaiuable everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02

interested look IN his eye at Janet
Eddie ConNlng had mcant nothing in
particular to Walt III college an
everyday man with an average mind (;
just the type not to understand or
sympathi2e with anything in the least
unusual. Walt introduced him to
Janet and invited him into the house
for dinner only because he could not
avoid doing 50
The apartment house WAS one in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
The last Question

Mrs Commuter had lain awake w1a
4 headache till I o'clock. Then in tho
balance OF the night she had respoad
ed to several calls for drink 4 Goln
and all the other nocturnal mfanae
orders. At 3 in the morning as She
was Just beginning to round out the
first continuous hour of slumber. the
little f-year-old girl called softly
from her nearby crib
Mother"
No answer Again, a little louder:
Mother"
Mother said nothing, Again the
ehild's voice, this time mezao- forte.
Mother"
Well what is it?"
Mother, isn't it too bad that one
of Harry McCole's polliwogs died?p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02

which neither Wat nor Janet could
nave afforded 70 live without hair
scheme Of pooling their earnings
Their rooms wore being furnished
with the taste and selectness which to
a mind like Conking's passed for OK
pensiyeness walt and Janet nad on
their "sunday-go-to-meeting clothes "
ConkIing jumped at conclusions.
Guess you're making cut pretty
wen, aren't you?" Ne suggested In
quisitiyely when Janet had gone into
the kitchen to help Katie cook the
Sunday dinner Last time / met you
you were making only forW-iiye a
wcea writing ads for the Star Adger-
Using company Strike it rich since
them"
Walt wanted to change The subject.
lie aid not feel ike explaining his
marriage to anybody particularly to
a limited Intelligence Ike Conklng 8.
Then be mentally accused himself OF
being afraid to tel Couklpg the truth.
y am stll at the Star making only
forty-fiye a week" he said dryly.
I'VE find # possible to live here
simply because Janet is keeping up
her work and pays haf the expenses"
Conkling opened his eyes. then half
closed them meanngly
We'll that's easy, he laughed
IN that laugh ana look Of his spoke
ithe rset OF the ordinary conventional
Iunimagnadye world whose censurc
or, at least mild contempt, Walt as
wen as Janet, expected Walt was at
first tempted to pass il unoticed But
thore was a smrk quality 10 Conk-
lmgs expression which Walt wanted
very much to clear
When you say That's easy !
know you mean Not the proper thing
Wen. it's moi any caster than your
marrying Kitty Richards with her
quarter million, he remarked with as
much restraint as be could muster II
understand that SO udont have 10
,ofo lor living aud don't Kitty
pays aay % per cent Of the household
expenses; Janot 80 per cent And yet
IT'S considered perfectly all right for
you to marry a rich girl and let her
contribute to the running Of your
house,"
"Yes, but Kitty does not have to 90
out 10 work" Couislng folt fliched
and there was a spitefui note to his
comment
"Well, Janet has to- and also wants
to," walt said drily az was either
do that or postpone our marriage
and She chose to keep ON working"
And how DO you feel about that
Conkliug asked
We'll / feel that would prefer
making enough for two instead OF
only one and q half as ! am, for the
time being Bu, ID Janet likes her
work well enough to keep at IL ANA
not settle down 90 houseworh only ]
care too much Tor her wishes to dis
regard what eonyentionality says
about such an arrangement a man
and woman in business partner
ship share expenses Janet and I
share ours ON the business of keeping
house together, that's all"
Conkling shrugged his shoudcr5
deprecatiugly
We'll must say it's moi the way !
most people do when they marry
(Which gives me hope that our mar
riage viii turn ont differently from |
tho rest" said Walt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02

"Stuiled-up head" clogged.up nose,
t'ght chest, sore throat are sure signs
OF cold, and Or, Kings New Discovery
is sure relief A dose of this eombi-
nation Of antisepiic halsams soothes
the irritated membrane. clears the
head. loosens the phlegm, YOU breathe
easier and realize your cold is broken
nn. Treat a cold persistently; half
way measures leave a lingering cough.
Take Dr Kings New Discovery until
your cold is gone For AZ years the
favorite remedy for young and old At
your Druggist soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
Comes from lceIand

The steamship Godeioss arrived
here from Iceland with q, passengers
and a cargo Of hemngs and skins. 10
was the vessels first visit to the
United states Cant "a } Julinusson
said he had had rough voyage OF o.
days He said the Godefoss would rel
main in View York a week and return
10 Iceland with a general cargo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02

The milk war having blown
over in New York, the dealers
have quietly but firmly raised the
price cent quart The trouble
about a good many dealers IN
hte deals they give these h e days
is that they have Too many per
fectly sound and good Stats.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
Baby 10 Home Again

Robert Anderson 9 months old is
back again at home with his parents,
Or and Mrs William Anderson No lso
New York Avenue jamaica Rob
cri was taken to the Greensboro hos
pial for contagious diseases as a pa
raiy8is aiicnt by a rading party o.
health officers and policemen because
his mother defied the health depart
nant The youne8ter remained in the
hospital 5S days ana yesterday was
released from quarantine Mrs An
derson complained that The baby
though we'll did not seem as happy
~ When he left home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
He HAS KEPT US OUT OF WAR .

This is the face Of man strong, courageous,
patient and kindly, man
Always alert to the aspirations Of his fellow
man and sympathetic toward their fulhllment;
Never complacen! toward the encroach-
ments If privilege nor tolerant of social wrong;
Always seeking to enhance the dignity Of
labor and 5etier the state &c the ioiler
Never lending sn'esr 10 the sophstry Of ex-
poitaton the Establishments of expediencv;
Always patient to hear s7d weigh, to ap-
praise and ana'yze, and Passionate 10 6od the
way nf right;
Never premature in purpose nor prciudiced
in judgment, aad rever headlonp IN decision
Such is WOODROW WILSON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-02
To Wed War Filler

Q Weu var llef
The engagement has been announc-
I'd of Robcr, Thorpe, an American in
active service in thc American ayia-
ton corps in France. to Miss Bottina
Freeman singer who has sung with
the Boston and Century Opera COM
panes They met two years ago in
London when she wls singing at Gov
ent garden Alr Thorpe "a a son Of
William } Thorpe, now in business in
London but formerly in the automo-
hiie business JIM this city, his son be-
ing associated with him Miss Free
man is the daughter of MIR and Mrs
Leopold NJ Freeman and is now liy-
ing at l1l west FIFTY fourth street
with her mother, who travels with her
She will sing the title role in the
production Of Aida" by Tie New
York Mozart Society az the Hotel
Astor on November T. The wedding
win take place when Mr. Thorpe
leaves the aviation corps at ihe end
of the war