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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-28
(aus Ser Chicago 9(benopoIt.)
90 mnf es fummen.

Gedt erbauli6e 3ultdnbe, er6e-
BEND fir oos Ser5 ieoes omerifani-
Iden Gatrioten, baben Die gemiibull-
gen oes @usl1ulies entbiilt, ser Sic
Sainoiler Sruppen nit BEN beutigen-
tags CUR STRENGTHENING merl1Bli-
den Mal6inengenebren ~perlorgen
polte. Der @usi6uB, an oeiien
Spite s. Ogden armour ltono,
madte lih eifrig ans Sammelmerf
unb 6rafte ou6 am erIten Gage
id)on $4,000 fir Den Infonf iol-
der @ei6iite auf. @r Bate aber
nidt beoadt ODER gemuBt, DOB bic
geIammte Grseugung bon MaI6i-
nengeipebren in ben Ser. Staaten
laut &ontraft 5miifen SEN amerifa-
niIden Sabrtfanten uno Gnglano
uno leinen <mpanen nod europa
geliefert meroen muB uno fit
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1T.
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langen Ieien.
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gegongen, BEL Dem enslil6en Sinon5-
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ten Wal6inengeipebre ben amerifn-
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rung ibre Bite oorgeIeet 1tno fper-
ben Sbnen oie Antiport oarauf
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miro, Die BON Sbuen gepiiniftert
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bebilfli6 SIT fem.
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Sier buben olIo omerifoniIde
8iir9er bel elmer fremoen Iegieriuno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-28
yrie BreFe tilt seras:: Mitwod % SUM 1916.

lie notiirli6 ni6t, neil iie es ou6
ni6t nentlen fonnen.
No6 fran5o1il6er 8ebauptung
merben ouBerbem aus Wangel an
Soloaten ltnausge6iloete 2eute eben=
10 mie Der geiammte 2anolt1rm al
Ter 9laiien etnberufen lnb IN oie
6ront eeididt. neutrality-suspicious.
merOen, obpol u1taugli6, bepaffnet,
als 2anoitltrm bebanoelt. S6lieB=
li6 miilIen an SteQe ser Nrmie=
rltngsloloaten fran5oiii6e 3ipilge-
fangene, 81 Observation-Disclosures ber-
eint, Die notnenoigen Mr6eiten bin
ter Der 5ront %leilten.
Sd modte Oieien Maltlbeloen lu1r
einmal miiniden, unIere Waiien bon
fraftigen, fampfesll1itigen, gelunoen
5%elogralten btnter Der Sront nrlo
lelbit in 9eutI6lano 5lt leben, ulto
modte uiiien, mos iie Damn iogen
niiroen.
Die 8egeiiterung oes lei6tgldu=
bigen fran5ofil6en Golfes miro rag
los our6 iol6e Marben ongefodt
uno IN 5lammen eeiebt. Man lpridt
inter Sfnmeis ouf gelanoete ruilil1e
Sruppen bon elmer rieiieen Offen=
itpe I'M @eltel1 unb ipeiB in oft
3iellen Gerlammlungen Unto 8eratu1t-
qen NIT INSTRUMENTATION, p6raien=
baften @orten bon Dem inlner fe=
iter meroe1oen gertralen aQer
Sron5oien auf ben enogiiltigen Sieg
gu lpreden. Die Gfnigfeit alter
Sran5olen berporbebeno, begriiBt
man Die Sampler Dor 8eroun u1o
Srape8unt als Sieger, oeren 6abnelt
bulo 5uiammen am &bein peben
tperoer, uno perlongt, ooB 1T ni6t
eber Die @affen nieberlegen oiirfe,
bis bie Modt metbooiider llnterio=
dung uno geididter garbarei, Die
9eutl6lano oorltelt, gebroden lit.
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fir mogli6, tpenn cine poaige Sc
bande Der Woral uno oes Hehtes,
cine &epande fir oie bielen gefaae=
ften Selben genommen lit.
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fiibrenoe falide 9eri6te miro oas
lei6t erregbare, betorte fran5oiiI6e
8olfsempfin6en modgebalten itno
fitnitli6 CUR 8egeiIterung getrieben.
Sci uns a6er, mo iolde Mittel
bon Ser Sberiten SeeresIeitung uno
Der Breiie nidt angelpanot perben
uno audi gar nidt notmenoig fins,
iollen belonoers 6ie in Ser Seimot
3uriifgebliebenet ei~ngeoenf ser gro
BEN bisber er5ielten grfolge u~l1ierer
Selbgrmten uno in ponltem Ser
trallen auf unlere &eeresleitung. sic
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unb 8eit leitet, Ser 3ufunft 5uper-
li6tli6 in bie augen idol1en nno
itd) eingeiIpiel an oenen nebmen, Sic
inn aanpf fir 9euti6lmos @bre.
3nfunft uno Gllbm Sen @egler ME
oer5uringen iuden u1tb i'm aub be-
3pingen fperben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-28

betteln miiiien Inn lteberlafiune bon
IN Imerifo bergeiteaten 8affen fir
amerifanii6e Sruppen. Cine tiefere
0emiitigung tit faum benfbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-28
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
Are You Living on Your Nerves?
By DR.. SAMUEL c. DIXON
Heath Commissioner Of Pennsylvania

Do you live your nerves. Possibly you and boast of it as if
something to be proud of
Despite ideas to the contrary few people themselves to
death 1t usually the combination business and pleasure at ren-
pace which does the damage.
1t easy 90 little further your nerves when you know
that physically need rest and relaxation There may times of
and when it usabe to atom endurance
but this only under special circumstances o practice regularly in
order oyecrowd ones days is certain to result disastrous
There much modern life with its diversity of interests
which tends and ae the system We should make
an effort this much possible One find pleasure and
diversion without rushing mady about under high pressure
People live their until becomes chronic
find that brings of evils Indigestion worry exctab temper
and reessness great handcap efficient work rational pleasure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
A STORY YOU CAN BEGIN AT ANY TIME
Her Side--a and His
HOW CORA AND DAVID TEMPLE SOLVED THEIR
MARITAL PROBLEMS
BY ZOE HECKLEY.
BY ZOE BECKLEY.


W "''' '' ''N'''' ''"'
'' ''''' g. new "u9''"i'D lauhury
'' '' "'' 7'''' ""''onS AT Qua
'''' II ,''"' ''' - 'o Sn"'cneu
'' ~ '"''' 'o''i''o
Jan'' S'edman knew she would soon
t'' in'o 'he new order OF things. She
would Iet 'he maid do some Of the
marketing She would make il a rule
TO nave a hali hours uninterrupted
resi- ana relaxation every evening be
loT dIl'her
Surely surely 'hugs would settle
down into saoofdaess some time.
Meanwhile it wa 10 laughing matter
This getting adjusted Janet wonder
ed If Walter fell the same way
Whether it fretlcd him to have her
around all the time? And TO rcmem
lbar to order the floor stain and the
shelves The carpenter was to put up
~ the Kitchen aud 70 buy the hooks
lor the clothes closets, and to match
Ithat sample Of curtain material when
lha went out at lunch time? And to be
lsare to cali up lhe man about the
bookcases? And tell the ianitor the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
Cut IN Tax Rates

beginning next Wednesday the city
Of New York is to have the lowest
rate taxicab service 81 its history
The Black and White Cab Company
will put ON the street 2lo taXieabs
with an initial drop Of 20 cents These
viii be run on a cash basis and viii
be- equipped with ali latest devices.
such as electric lights. russ heat
crs. cts The charges viii be as fol
lows For first Is mile. % cents for
e1ch succeeding third OF mile 10
conts. or in other words. for first mile
10 cents aud for each succeeding
mile 800 cents The rates are regard
less of the number of passengers up TO
tive The charge for waiting will be
10 cents for each six minutes. or one
dollar per hour and baggage. trunks
Carried outside1 Will be charged AZ
the rate of 30 cents each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
DzIDDY'S EVENING
FAIRY TALE e WARY !
@F III "a - GRAHAM |
| fG27T0 kIVI BONNER |
! N,J = ~Sxansl 1Ill ,e..s.-, y ,-..-ess
Mr.. SUN GETS UP,
A=-ssr-~s HH afaH HHI

aKing Rex. the Rooster 20 saia Daddy,
was III a great hurry to get Mr.. Sun
up.
You're very lazy, said King Rex.
Don't YOU know I've been growing and
growing for you ever so long those
Cows in the barn want to get out in
their day playground. the pasture, and
the Hens and all the little Chickens
are in great hurry to be up. Don't
be so selfish, Mr.. sun.
"A bright rosy light began to ap-
pear. but stll Mr. sun stayed behind
hin. somehow he couldn't get up
in a hurry as King Rex wanted him to-
He was very. very sleepy He did wish
Mr.. Moon would not always be so anx-
ious to get to bed That made all
tho farmyard Animals so eager to
wake him up for they didn't care
about Mr.. Moon and they seemed to
be quite glad when be went to bed,
Now. Mr sun was talking and talk
ing to himself, half asleep all the
lime and such a noise as was going
IN in the barnyard and in the barn
where the Cows we're waiting to be
allowed to 20 out into the pasture.
Think Of someone beside yourself,
said King Rex. Now look at me- Mr.
sun hadn't the least desire to look
at King Rex lie didn't see any diff
ference between his crown and that Of
any other Rooster It was only King
Rexs great conceit that made him
nal himself a King and make all
the other barnyard Animals think he
was the finest Rooster they had ever
beheld
But King Rex continued Now |
viii crow three times then four times
then five timse then six times And
if. by that time, you're not up, l'll--I'll
-Ill-well, I'll do it all over again.
And the Rooster began to crow and
all his relations began to crow, too,
and Mr.. sun did move quite a way up
behind the hill for the barnyard crea-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04

A cold does not get Wei o. itscd
The process Of wearing on' 2 coz
wears Won ont and your couoh e@
comes serious II neglected RaeFina
coughs drain the energy and SEA tsa
vitality For AZ wears TIRE hapn'
combination Of soothing ant'eftN
balsams in Or Kings New Discovery
has healed coughs and relieved cor
rostion Young and old can tes'i'F
to the effectiveness Of nr kine's NeN
Discovery for coughs ana ro'as IN
bottle today at yoIr Druggist. aNe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04

Sow York Pity The poor hard
working cop, bragest Of all the brave
They're going to make him a terrible
fop. he's due to be learning slave
For the cop has heard by written
word he's to be taughl the arts When
you're arrested, if You are no club
win tattoo your brow For the learn
ed COP win flash his star aud mnrmu
u have YOU now" For don't you SEQ,
letters viii replace the fetters suas-
ion the patrol carts Blue coats will
lead in the quest for mind If The plan
works out Alright Others viii join in
the grind For beware all YOU crooks
your doom is sealed in books The
first person to lecture TO he men
will be Raymond u Fosdick Of tsls
city. who is regarded as an expert III
some branches Of police methods. His
eaching which will be in day and
night classes. so as to enable botr
shifts to benefit lherefrom will dea'
largely with the matter Of police rec
ords. organization and Identification
systems. TO say nothing Of psych0oiN
as il relates to the interrogation O
prisoners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04

Whom - Cp'd hans on rs ntten hap
peus or whom YOU have hardly gotten
over one cold before YOl contract an
ether look ont for you are Liable 20
contract another lookout for you are
liable 10 contract some very seria1
disease. This succession OF colds
wcakens the system and lowers the
vitality so that YOU are much more
liable to contract chronic calarrh.
pneumonia or consumption Cure
ycur cold while You can Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has a great rep
utation II IS relied upon By hous
ands Of people and never disappoints
them TRY IL IT only costs a quart
cr Ohiaiuablr everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04

ures could see the reflection and it
began to grow brighter and brighter.
He's coming. cackled some Hens.
Hes coming quacked SOME
Ducks.
He's coming, grunod some Pigs.
Hes coming, brayed two Donkeys.
Hes coming, gobblcd three Tur-
sevs.
And from the barn came forth
strange sounds that seemed very much
ike Moo.moo. but which really meant,
He's coming.
Well, can see quite plainly that
is very mean of me to stay in bed
my longer though do love this time
lf the year for sleeping, feel so
azy.
Why no YOU don't at all, shouted
some DeWdrops, you drive Mr.. Moon
away in the rudest possible manner
md as for those little stars, you really
are very unkind to them to make them
cave the sky SO soon, and it's Just
pretense on your part when you say
eo0 hate to get up,
That's true. think | want to
get up ever SO early and then | am
sorry I've been SO impatient and /
hink another little snooze wouldn't
lurt at all
Is it time to get up? asked one
little Morning Glory of another as
it opened up just the least little bit.
Almost, said a big, dark purple
Morning Glory.
And when Mr. Sun heard the Morn.
mg Glories talking, up above the hill
he came and began shining with all his
might, for now he was wide, wide
awake.
The Animals chatted and made a
great deal Of noise, the Flowers opened
their sleepy eyes, and smiled, and
said.
Good morning. Mr. Sun. What a
beautiful day it is, and what a hand.
some suit you're wearing today We
do like bright colors, you know.
But in little room in the house
near the barnyard small Boy had
been dreaming wondrous dreams. oh
dear, he sighed, l never can sheep a
wink after the Sun comes in my win.
dow. suppose | must get up and let
the Cows out of the barn. Oh. dear.
or dear, how | do wish the Sun
wouldn't rise so early in the Summer
when ought to sleep after the long
year Of lessons I've had And sleep.
lily he got out Of bed. /
Well said Mr.. sun. Did anyone
ever hear OF such a funny earth?
When don't shine they abuse me.
and when do shine they say thew
wish I'd sleep longer. There's no sat.
isiying everyone it appears. Id like
10 take day of and call down the
Rain Drops-but that'l do now for an.
lother day."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
Expert Diagnosis

The physician had been called IN
haste to see small negro who was
i'll. After a brief examination the
doctor announced This boy has
eaten too much watermelon
"Oh doctah.H expostulated the par
ent Of the ailing one. Dey amt no
such ting as too much watermellon
Dat niggah jus ain got nough stom-
ach"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR COLD

Neglected colds get we se, instead
e. better A stuffed head. tigh'
chest must he relieved at once. Or.
Bells PineTar.Honey is Natures
remedy Honey and glycerine heals
the irr,tated membrane, antlseptie tar
loosens the phlegm you breathe eas.
ier and your cold is broken up. Pleas.
ant to take, Dr. Bells Pine Tar-Hon
g, is an idea remedy for children as
well as grown.ups At your Druggist.
CSC. .~,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04

Talking of men who are entitled 10
credit for constructive work in in
dustrml fields ooterie of bankers
Yesterday unanimously awarded th-
palm to William B Thompson. In the
last 3 years. they said. Mr. Thompson
has started and developed entepris-
es that now furnish emplo> ment fof
more than loo06o men whore prey
iousv virtually none had been en-
ployed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
Ferries are PASSING

Ferries are Passing
The day of ferry transpos->ior
around New York is passing Tun
ncls for vehicles and foot farers are
next in order Prominent business
men of New York and New Jersey
describe the ferry AYstem as an
tiquatcd and insufficient and engin
GERS who have surveyed the project
and have drawn up the comprehens
i've plans for lis execution assert tun-
mel connections between the highway
systems of the two states are pos
tive need
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
rnRnrr YouR ACHES

stiff knees aching limbs, lame
back make life burden If YOU
suffer from rheumatism gout lum'
bago noaraeia, get a bottle of sloan s
L'nlmcnL the universal remedy for
pain Easy to apply ID ponetrates
without rubbing and soothes the
tender nesh. Cleaner and more ef.
foetyo than mussN ointmenis or ponl'
tiees For strains or sprains, sore
muscles or wrcnched ligamenls
slo3ns Eminent a'yos quick reHol
krcp on hand ior cmeWencics, AZ
vour Druggist 25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
S10U Reward. 800

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science Aas been
able T. CT in all i,s stages. ard that -
Catar. us C7farrh cure Is the only
pos.u.e cN.e now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Cat rrh bcag q constitutional
disease. requires n constitutional treat
mont Hairs Clterrh Cure IS taken in
tcrn,Jlv acting directly upon TIE blood
and mucous surfaces Ok the system. there
BY destroying the foundation of the dia-
ease, and giving the patient strength By
building W tho constitution and assisting
nature in d1l1g its work. The proprIetors
have so much faith IN It's curative pow
ers that thcy offer Oae Hundred Dollars
for auys sclce that Il fills TO cure. Send
Tor let-cf testimonials
Address . j CHENEY = Co, Toledo, Ohio,
Sold hv nn prugrii's, ~.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
Reyond HIm

Little sister and brother had quar-
relied After an early supper mother
endcly0red to re-establsh friendly
relations, finally quoting to them the
Bible verse. Let not the sun 90 down
upon your wrath
Turning to Edward the elder she
said, Now Edward, are YOU going
10 let the sun 20 down on your
wrath"
Edward squirmed little as he look
ed into her pleading face,
Wen, how can stop it?' he ques
toned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
A Common Sorrow

Nell-Here the paper says the mil
itary authorities of the fighting ma
tions say they must have more men.
Belle--Now they know how we girls
at the summer hotels feel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-04
GRIT IN THE WHEELS.

If Walter Stcdman was astouishcd
al his wilc's irritable manner Janct
was even more surprised al herself
She had not realized how nerve strain
"a She was until walt stopped BY AT
hc office 10 take her home aud com
mcnlcd on her look Of lIredncss and
worry
At the best Of times there s nothing
a woman hates more than TO bc told
she eloeks tired But when. as with
Janet Stedman. one has Interrupted a
Iu1l aud busy life to marry. making it
fuller and buster still it is almost
more than one can stand to be- closely
inspected and asked with sympathy.
whats wrong you look so tired and
bothered o.
Janet Stedman was a sell controlled
Young woman Long years of train
ing in business life had made her so.
Everyday demands Of work and hustle
had laid no great tax on her sturdy
Young body her alert and buoyant
mind
Al the end of a hard day # she had
fclt mdu5 tired. she just went home
aud. after light dinner and warm,
luxurious bath went TO bed OR lclc
phuned some girl lncnd TO come over
Ter Il frivolous chat or maybe SIN"
Ius did nothing, relaxing complete
/, and being atone with a book or her
own thoughts or II she felt hope
lcssy cross. there was no one to mind
She could have the luxury of nice,
Iqlice comfortable CROUCH
Now all was dutront SHE was
mover alone THAT IN i~clt vaa some
'nine She had 20 gct used TO Noi lhat
sbe ala not love old want ana jnd hm
the best Of companions But Janet
had never before lived in close proN
unity 10 any human houg
Every newly married woman has
lhat particular adjustment to make
.But most oil them have plenty OF time
10 make it in They have all day long
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pimpy muddy com0lcy'ons are
due to imnurltes In the blood Clear
m the sfin us taxing Dr Kings New
LIE Pills Their mild laxative quail
tiles remove the po!sons from the
system and brighten the eye A full
FREE non-grlping bowel movement in
the morning is the reward OF a dose
OF DR. Kings New Life Pills the night
before. At your Druggist, 25c,
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The Way Of II

Our candidates prospects look
promising don't they"
Wen You have only to read the
world news to ten that France has
struck a winning streak
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10 YOU nave Souf 7ASife'S'f
II you are troubled with sour stom
ach You should eat slowly and mas
tlcate your food thoroughly. then take
one Of Chamberlain's Tablets immed.
i.tely after supper. Ohtainable
everywhere,
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Prof MunSterhcrq SAYS Wilson
is lyric. Hughes epic. and Theo-
dore dramatic Which sounds
idiotic.
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We have read carefully the PIT
election estimates ol the two eau.
paigu bureaus Having done So
we reach tllo conclusion THAT
neither khoNs what is gana io
happen and lhn both are scared
10 death
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That's So

A disgruntled telephone subscriber
would never make a good fisherman.
Why not9'
Because he would complain in
stincively if he found his line was
busy
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see the automobile is after alco-
hol propulsion on the sawdust trail. E
Then there viii be circus
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Logans besl 1c.-e1od 0en's
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ures could see the reflection and it
began to grow brighter and brighter.
He's coming. cackled some Hens.
Hes coming, quacked SOME
Ducks