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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

eroBcn Sell Ser Nlftien al lid &C.
brodt, ober oie imbeoinete yelltrali-
tat oeS &onolS inollen Sertrdgen an
erfdnnt; iic bat ii6 1888 Oamit elm.
pcritaaOen crtldrt. ooB er allen Sam
bells. lino &riegsidiifen in 5rieoens'
ME in Striees5eiten in glei6er gSeile
sur @erfiieung itebt. Stir ole IN
9legDptcn mobnenOeu @uropGer GEL
ten Die 8opitulationen nit Der tiir-
tiicben 9legiering; lie iino alio Iteuer-
frei un6 unterIte6en MIR Der @eri6tS.
barfeit ibrer eieenen @onniln (allfge-
boben om I Oftober 1910.
9ic cnaliIde SeIetuug.
Seit @nglonO in Der Ntitte oes Is.
SobrbmnOertS OitrA oen @rluer6 bon
Snoien ole borberri1enOe Gee. pno
&olonioImaMt geporoen it, tau1t es
bon 3eit 81 8eit in glesppten ouf.
g8ir ieben oie britiibe Slotte imO Elm
britiides Sanouuasbeer om gtile, be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Sin NlattenfGnncrhiitarhtn.

Wian ichreibt aus @bcrsmol0c gln
ole bier fiir5Iid er3a6lte @eihidte
0eS EuttenidnocrS ans g6erSmalk
erimert mid iolseuoeS @rle6bS'
meineS @roBoaterS. Der beil1uiig
1910 80 &ermolter eines obeumsa.
ridden gI0elseiltes mar: Gas cine
SSobr oob es gon5 olBeraemobulid
piele Nl1uie imO 9iotten 10 Dab mon
iidb ibrer niht eupehren fonnte lmO
iie aroBen Sdoocn IN oem in oen
5pcihcrn ouige6duten @etrcioc Der.
uriodten. ga fam Elm rciicu0er
0eutider~. Der, pie ouc Srcmoen,
0ic in oieien welteutriidten @roen.
minfel gelongten. freunolihit ouioe-
nommen imo bepirtet murOe. 9llS Der
Sremoe bon ser 9iottcn. lmO NlGule.
ploae erfubr. periproh er aeoen cine
beitimmte Summe @el0es, oas @ut
ponl llnae5iefer 81 befreien @r tot
ie6r qebeimnSnoll, itelltc Oie 9eoin.
quna, penn er lih IN einem Hmm
uuiboIte. niht aeitort 81 meroen lmo
belt iid oud oie gsddte binourh in
Oen Speiheru eineeibloiien. Gen
oritten Saa erfldrie CT iein @ert be.
enoet,. uno eS mar totiddlih feline
Nlous mebr 8u iebeu. Nseiu @robbo.
ter periprah ibm aroBe Sumnen
@eI0es fir fem @e1eimnis, nm iih.
i'm Sale oie N'duie mo Gottcn an.
riidfomen wiiroen ielbit beIfen III
fonnen. gIber Ser 6remoe blieb Itono.
boft mo reilte, obne etwos oerraten
81 boben, ob. Silt meintc mein
@roBootcr, fonne er niht onqeman0t
babelL ionit Bate man ip1ter bod
tote W'duie aehmoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
MeeOptens Stelnns aiuiideu Gns.
/ Lamb nnO Der Siirfei.
boa qrIsalsassnt pr. @anI0sr OIo,ssr.

T DOH PrUatop0ent Sr. @aHI0sr aosSer.
9legDpten lit felt oem lebten Subr-
tauieno b. Gbr. Der Slmmelplos aler
Q[rten bon europdiiden unO aiiatiIden
BoIfern gepeien. Cine pplitil1e
Gel6Ii1noiefeit bat es felt oieier Belt
uiGt ecbobt, uno bod iit es @egen-
Itono mnnnigfocber groBer internos
tionoler llnternebmlineen geporoen.
Ser @runo liegt in Der lanopirt-
iboftrGen @eoeutltng Oes g2iltols
Oo0u fomut in neueiter 8eit oas 8or-
bonoeniein 0es Sue5fonols, Der ben
g9eg BON europa na9 Dem Siioen
imo Often bon 9[iien Inn me9rere
&oge berfiir5t. Ser fiir5liA erfolgte
Gintritt glegpptens in oen weltge-
Ibibtliden &anlpf bon 1914 beron-
loBt mid, oar5ulegen, tpie liG Die
iebige 2oee oes 2anoes berolsgebil-
oct bat lpto wp5u iie ole @egner mo-
tiet.
Die tiirfiidje 4rObiu5 9lcsbpten.
g1ohoen 9leeppten inn @3ittelalter
inter Dem lpebielboaen iino ibpereil
Sod con Eaidas arabiider, DorOer-
oiiatiider uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser
funft geitonoen bate, purOe es 1917
bon Dem osmoniiHen Sultan Selin l.
erobert ino blie6 ieitber bon &onitan-
tinopel o6bdn9ig. 9as 8olf mar Oa-
ourh freilid nm nidts gebeiert, Oeml
Die lofolen @elpoltberri9er nieOerer
.0erfunft iaueten oas 2ono au6 in
Den iolgenoen SabrblnOerten weiter
aus. Wlon bat Den Siirfen ben 8ors
purf Qemadt, oaB iie Oas 2ano IN
jenen So6rbunoerten nidt in rubige
9erboltniiie gebradt lnO es elmer
ioreenloien 8ufunft entgegengefiibrt
bGtten. 0oran lit biel &i1tiges; aber
per bier lrteiIt, oenfe oundbit ooron,
wie Die Siiriten oes II. un0 18. Snbr-
blmoerts in europa fir ibre Inter
toneu geioret bobeu. @en man bon
4onItantinopel aus nit Der 2eitung
Der Dinge beouftragte, bing weniger
bon einem ieiten @iQen bel Dem Gull
tan a6 ais bon Ser @nergie Ser ein'
Delnen 8ii6rer in geeDpten. 9llS iidJ
no1 Dem @noe Der napoleonii6en
@piiooe Wlubanmeo 9LIi 1803 bis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Dor glopoleon oos 9nnO ero6ert. @ug.
IGnoer baben Die 0errihait Wtubom-
me0 9llis mebrmols beOrobt lmO cin-
gei6ranft. iie baben ieine gSohiolge
Our6 glnleiben uno oiplomatilhen
0rud in S@om gebolten unO 5aben
icbieBlicb 5uiommen nit 8rontreid
oie europ1iide Sontroile iber Die
dapptiiben 6inan5en ousgeiibt. Ser
9hfitano bon 9lrobi @oiho, an oeNeu
9Iusbru6 @nelon0 nidt inbeteilgt
gelueen lit, OeronlaBte ole llieoer.
uerflng Ourb Elm engliih in0iihes
Seer bon iiber 10000 Wfonn obne
8eteiligung onoerer @lddte, Ole oller.
0ingS 5um Sdein aufgeiorOert noe.
rem. gfa1oem glleranorid bombar0icrt
wor0en mar riidteu oie @ull6uocr
bonn Siie5fonal Dor lrno lieierten ben
cntideioenoen &f am Sitrmoe
Oe5 Teltos bel Gell els3e6ir (13. Sep.
tember 1892. Seit oieicr 3eit imter.
bait @nglon0 ein @eiaeungsbeer BON
iiber 6000 Ntonn in 9leeppten. 0os in
rIbigen 8eiten itetS eeniigt bat. Ole
Seriualtmg gle9pptenS lpuroe ourb
Oen umlidtigen rno energiideu 2oro
@romer (1SS3-190O in al6nsenoer
gSeiie reorgoniiiert. Nlan lieB Oie elm.
beimil6en Ntinilterieh 9ebor0en imO
Seanlten iiberaa in Sdtigfeit, lettc
ieoob an oie enti9eioenoen Steaen
einen eneliicben rgl0oiier~ ODER .WSa.
nagcr". Der Oie 9ii6tlinien onaab. Sie
uoren fir Ole Ofientlibfeit c6enio
imii1tbor mir 0ie fontrollieren0e ilnO
oiftierenoe SGtiefeit oes britiihen
@eueralfonhils unbeelnubiot mar;
Der ineefr0nte &onia bon geappten,
iuie oere nglii6e u@rofoniul" germ
oenonnt murOe, bot niemals eincn
ontliden Sitel erbalten.
Tie pirti1oftlihe 9lusnutuna oes
Sonoes lit BON Der eneliiden 9eihtna
auf eineu ein5ieen @uutt 5uaeipitt,
nGmli6 oic 9oumpolle; moren oie
engIii8en aopitalien bod itorf betei.
ligt bel Dem glnbou, ser 9lusiu6r uno
Der Gerarbeitline oieier gfIau5e, nidbt
81 re0en bon ser glnloee Ger Stnu-
odumc, &onGle rn0 Shleuien. Ser
@rfolg oes einieitieen SodihraibeuS
mar es, OoB 9feibhim ms 2uuO fam
ober oaeS 5itterte Dor einem imgiin-
ihgen 9lusfon ser @oumluoQerute;
cine iolhe oOer sic llnmoglidfeit oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Die 3itaOcllc ION aairu.

1S4S) an ole Spite Der olbmliiden
Soloner geite0t bate, ieete er iib aud
Dem Sultan gegeiliibcr 0urh. @r mar
trob nieorirer Serfunft elm nett
blidenoer uno eucrgii9er W}onn Der
ais General iuie ols @erpolhings-
orgon;Iotor @Idn5enoes aeleiitet bat;
Der mirli9aftlidbe gliiiibmung AegDp-
tens inn 10. Sobrbunoert gebt alli
i'm 5uriid. W}it ieinen Sruppen bat
er Die @ngldnoer Deriogt, llno 5par
Suiammen nit 0en Wtomelufen, Die er
oann abibladten lieB; er wiiroe aud
ieinen ti:rfiiben Sberberrn nieOerge-
morien 6oben wenn nibt europa
Salt ee6oten bate.
Sein militdriibeS EoIent mar ailf
ieineu Sobn Sbrobin iibergegungen,
aber inter leinen gta1folgern our6
oas gon5e 10. Sobrbuuoert lit fein
Wlon bon 9eOeutiln9 oelpeien. gI6-
bos l. or1nate Oen europdiicben Sin.
Hub, our6 Oen Nhlbomeo glli iein
9ono reorgoniiiert bate, lpieoer 5lt-
rid. Ger lmternebnungSeifrige per-
i9menoeriibe Ssmael (1S63-1979)
beronlaBte ben 8anterott oes Ggpp.
tiiden Staates uno Oen 9eeinn elmer
internationalen 4ontrolle. Sepfif
mar ein I6wanfenOes 9iobr inI
Stirmpino oeS glufitonoes ser
gleanpter lino ser 8eieblng ourG
gnqlono; ieinem 9ladfoleer NlbbaS
II. Silmi 0eit 1892 blieb bon oen
8fldten oes Serri@ers nidt piel
me6r ais ole EXPERIMENTATION.
Oeo9 oeu 6irmanen Oes SuItons
BON 1842 iln0 1867, Die, bon einigen
8uidsen obgeieber aud belte nod in
boiler @eltung iinO, lit Der &beoipc
inn 8rinSip nidts anOereS ais Der
Stottbalter jeOer onOeren tiirfii9en
9roDin5, er 5oblt ieinem Oberberrn
einen j1brliden Tribut bon IA Wfil'
lionen W1arf uno iiberldBt oielem Die
grnennuna Der b0beren Oifi0iere, Die
9erlei6ung Der Oroen iuo Die Brd-
oltnq oes @eloes. 9ie abeOiOen bon
9[eonpten 6oben aaeroings Our6
qroBe @elo5ablungen in 8eiten tiir.
fiiher 94ot lib Oas 0fedt Der @erer.
buno oes T6rones nuf oenN dlteiten
Sobn eripirft, ferner ein eigeneS
Seer BON $4,000 alanns fopie Die
@rnennllna Der 8ipIbeauHen uno io-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

gar 0en 9l6iduB geipiiier @ertrGge
nit Dem 9luslano. 1878 linO Dem bis
0obin oblollten abeoiben lehs Wlini.
tier beieegeben (Snneres, Sinan5en,
Seffentli1e glrbeiten linO &riee, sSu.
iti5, llnterriAt, gleuBereS); Der ieit
Dem W}iniiterpe6iel bonn glpril 1914
moBgebenoe WliniiterprGiioent beiBt
Stuidoi-Foiba. 0os( Borlament bon
glegbpten miro our6 einen geiebee.
6enOen &at uno cine aIlgemeine 9er-
iammlung onrgeitellt, ieoodb iinO ole
Sefugniiie uno au1 Ole S1bigfeiten
in beioen Sorperi6often nod ni6t
redt ausgebiloet, 10 ooB ibnen ni6t
Oiel mebr ais ole @enebmisuug oes
@totS 5uIte6t.
3ie mirtidoftlide Gage oes Gan.
0es lit allmdbli1 cine oitsge5eidnete
geworoen. 9ie boben Stoatsl9uloen
aus Der 3eit bon sSsmael iino amor
0urd ole fir Die Geformen n0tieen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Slmmen mo ole l1nterbolhng oes
SultnnS ltorf rernerbrt morOen, ober
0ie internationnIe &omniilion Der
eGoiile oe la Dette 9Subliquc" ilber-
Wodt Die ioreidltige 9l6trogln9. Ser
GeiHtim 9leepptenS bon 9almtwole,
Oie iiber 800 Der eeiomten 9lusfubr
betrdgt; Inn i6retpiaen lit Die 9epol
ierltng oes gliltoles ee6nOert mor.
Den unO iin0 ole Stouodmme erri@'
tet. Die Qualtt1t Der 0gOptilden
9oumpoue miro ouH bon Der omeri-
foniiden nibt erreidt, 70 Dab Die
engliihen ino Dor oaem oie Oeutlben
Spinnereien ouf ibren @rperb be.
oobt iein miiiien. Ser mirtidaftlic6e
9lufApung glegDptens bdngt in 5mei-
ter 9inie nit Dem @orbanoenlein
oes Sue5fanols 5uionmen, Der ais
elm internationoles llnternebmen ers
baut imo betrieben poroen lit. Die
britiide &egieuing bat 5wor einen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

gIbfates, wie iie ourh oen oegcupdr.
tiaen aries berbeiseiHbrt iit Der.
idlieBt Dem SanOe ie0e @tnnobme.
quele. Sect r6ht iih. ooB Der gInbau
bon Sobof in oeu letteu SSobren Der.
boten morOen it, ooB ole inouiriellen
Setrie6c imo ole &erorbeitmg Der
9almmoae in glegppten riidiidtsloS
imter0riidt limo unu. @ie iuiriidoit.
lide lleielbiidnoisfeit, ole Ourtb oen
notmcn09en Support non Sol5, 9oble,
Wloidinen uuo @erdten idou groB 1T,
bat man imnatiirlider Meiie erbobt.
10 OoB 9lespptcn iib iett nidt mebr
ielbit 81 belfen imitan0c lit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
MRS. HOCKADAY TELLS
Of HER SALTWATER TRIP

won second on my Better Bread
Exhibit" at the county fair which en-
titled me TO a free trip to saltwater
for one week TO attend the Winter
Short Course. was very anxious to
20, for knew that would learn many
things that would be Of great benefit
10 me- | started from Guthrie. Janu-
AIRY 2nd.. p ~. arrived at saltwater
little after p m, there We're sew
eral girl prize winners Of us on the
same train. Upon our arrival in Still
water. Miss Chandler met Us al the
station. After walking up town FOR
several blocks. We stopped AZ a cafe
lwhere we had a nicn supper After
supper we went to Miss Chambers
office and registered our names, after
which We retired 10 our rooms which
mad been secured for MS We had
breakfast every morning in the girls
dormitory Of the A. ard NJ, college
building
After breakfast we had games and
exercises In the girls gymnasium.
After our exercises in the gymnasium
were over We bad lectures Oh differ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Of his party some who came from long
distances in the hope OF bidine him
farewell before his death, viewed the
body 4 guard Of local police was
stationed about the front Of the resi-
dence.
The body later was removed TO a
receiving vault According 10 the
family. when tranquility IN Mexico Is
assured, The body will be taken 10
Mexico City and there a funeral
service will be held and the body
buried
General Huerta had been Ill for
nearly six months. his illness first be.
coming marked soon after his incar.
ceration rs a federal prisoner at Fort
Bliss last July Attending physicians
attributed death to complication Of
liver complaints. which caused gen
eral breakdown.
The generals condition first became
alarming last fall. and he was trans
ferred from Fort Bliss to his home in
El Paso. Apparently improved at a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

ent subjects relative 70 farming
domestic science poultry raising and
sanitation These lectures were all
very interesting and instructive, some
oi the subjects treated we're "lhe
Work Of County Agents" by " ID.
lentley. "How Oklahoma Girls Can
Make Themselves Happy ON the
Farm, by Miss Emma Chandler;
Requirements Of Poultry Club Girls.
by Miss Emma Chandler, Household
Pests. by Or y. b Tucker; School
Lunches. by Miss McPheeters;
liable Serving and Setting by Miss
MePhaeiers Care OF Clothing" BY
Miss Nundy
We visited the A. and NJ college
greenhouse. where we saw different
Finds OF vegetables and flowers grow.
ing. We also visited tha stock barns,
where we saw many fine horses. COWS,
sheen. alsn many kinds OF chickens
We siased The A. and M. college
library where many valuable books
ARE kept. One Of the library room q
was fire proof We visited room all
kinds Of insects are preserved and
kept for inspection We saw a giant
thurn which ohurns five hundred
pounds Of butter at one time The
butter is taken out and moulded in
form Of bricks. then wrapped in oil
paper and packed ready for market
We received personal Instructions in
dits making under the directions Of
Miss Mepheeters We also had an op-
portunity Of making some bread at
The 4. and NJ college.
0na evening We attended a banquet
oi which Sir J. 4. Wilson was toast.
master VIZ also bad the privilege Of
seeing moving pictures and hearing
lectures eft the great European war by
a man who has recently returned from
Europe
The Time soon arrived fer our return
p home, hut We fell repaid fof every
effort pm forth and felt better equip
lued 70 Make the best better during
aa year l9le Lille NJ Heekaday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
ACE WILL. NOT
GOVERN FEDERAL
hPPOIN 7 NE n 7.
PRESIDENT PREFERS MEN
tNnIR 60. i.tfr Has FINED
Nj m liz

Washington. Jam ia While be
oles preference iar mon under 60
years e aae ia making appointments I
Is t4e Supreme CONT President VIII
son lel Il hr known to-day that he had
ie hard and fast iale about H. Sen I
alor sheppard ealled at the White
House % personally press the sue
grsiion that former senator Horace
chiffon oi Dallas be appointed cie-
seams wore laid before the President
satne that Senator Chiffon was
qra'itiea In an WAYS for tine work
Nr cailton Nas " years Of age last
month.
Representative sam RaShurh 81
Tcxae called al The department OF
ireilae ana indorsed lndge Nelson
Phillips uf the Texas supreme court
Nt Ragharu told Of the qualifications
af the Texas iurist, and said That if
1 the place was 70 80 TO Texan he
hoped ludse Phillips would be select
eu
Il may be stated that the Prosi.
DENTS mind Is entirely open upon
ttc question and that he is seeking
Ian available man without REGARD to
tle section Of the country from
which he halls The court Is com.
posed Of six Republicans aud iva
Democrats and the hope OF Democrat
f. senator's and Representative that
tie appointment be given 10 one oi
tar party is said to have been ex
pressed during visits at the White
House. That a Democrat probably
win be appointed Is an intimatiof
coming from official quarters The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
CLAN 0F HuERTi
GATHER FOR THE
LAST SAD RITES
NtNStiN iIitItIOR 10 III
III RID ~ i.NllE FRIENDS
ND FOLLOWERS

q pase TEES ita ls Guarded by
termtf l4liiafy aud eigl officers Of the
form ilH rita government Of Mexico
lne h0ds 81 General Flrtoriano fiuefia,
wRo d'sd laai e'eh' 81 selsfaais q lae
iiver. ald Friday Ia unofficial state at
the lIueria hong Hundreds Of oxilea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

case against Victoriano fluerta in the
ederai court here was automatically
dismissed Friday morning when news
1i his death at FL Paso was received.
An order already had been issued by
Judge J. I. Camp, district attorney,
or continuance Of the case The de-
endants in the case win be iried al
The next term Of court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

For Fonr cold for ron cousin. Tor
onr ieferis1 throat nose and head
tie Dir Beil's pneTaf7ivney iionef
a0ihas he irritation pine.far cuts
Tie nhlegm. thus relieving CONGESTION.
Pine Tar also acts as aa antiseptie
feait general relief follow
breathing hetomes easier and further
Inflammation IS arrested. insist on
II BeiIs ne.Tar.Honer 4 4 an
H.eaI ifeaimeint. Price 2s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
q = r IA y r. Az zzzz asa
& TESTED RECIPES. n
sz-x zHzz Hza


Cream q third Of cup Of cutter
glth hnlf cup of powdered sugar.
lien add i tilrd Of a eft of molass-
Fl. enc eng well beaten, threefourths
IF q cia u flour and cup Of pecan
muafs chopped roarSelY Bake In
small pans. garnisting the top or
earn eae With half a pecan meat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

" Olive has two more new neigh
bors. Newton Cook has moved on to
ne Knghn place and sherman Camp
bell has rented the Martin place. We
sre clad 10 welcome these people in
TO our neighborhood and wish them
success IN their work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

The AntilTorsc Thief association
held an oyster supper al Tellero last
Saturday evening All present report
an enjoyable time. This organization
is composed Of farmers. whose pur-
rose IS 70 aid their neiehbors in time
OF need
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Why not send for some state or
government bulletins pertaining 10
the different piases Of agriculture
and have some valuable reading mat
ter With winch to while away the
winter evenings perchauer we may
get a few GOOD Ideas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

The community was saddened again
over The death this week of another
old settler. Jes Sc Jones. Mr. Jones
had been in poor health for the past
two years. and had all arrangements
made to move into their house in
Lowell in January, but an attaaa OF
paralysis proved f.aal before the move
was made and he passed away at hls
home two miles east Of town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Wilbur Plagg who has been visit
ing with his folks during the HOLIDAYS
left Tuesday evening for Arkansas
city. where he is engaged in farm
Ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders.
lahorers. rely on Or. Thomas Eclec.
lie OIL Fine for cnts. burns. bruises
should be kept In every home. &c
AMI t6c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Tie Whole community was sho-keti
last Monday afternoon by the news
Of the sudden death of Mrs. Cam.
No word Of warning had been reeeiy-
cd by her relatives and many friends
until the telephone message an
nounccd her death at one O'Clock
January 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up
The system

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELEss chin TONIC. You kno.
shat ron are taking as the formula
r. printed on every label. showing IL
Is Quinine and Iron In a iasieless
form. eHf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

RIliousq heel heavy after dinner
Bitter taste9 Complexion salloW?
Liver perhaps needs waking up
Doans Regulets for bilious attacks.
25c at all stores.
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sclA1lA.s PIERCING PAlll

TO Kill the nerve pains Of sciatica
you can always depend or Sloan ;
linimeut It penetfates 10 the seat
81 pain and brings ease Is soon as i
is applied. A great comfort too with
sioans is tAat no rubbing is required.
Sloan's Liniment is invaluable for
stopping muscular or nerve pain Of
anv kind Try Y at ence II you snf-
Ter with rheumatism. IMmbago. Sore
Throat. Pain in Chest. sprains
Bruises. etc. II IS excellent for Neu-
taleia aud Headache 25c at all
Call Cassity, the plumber. at phone
No 70
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TOR CATARRH OF the nose, throat
n stomach, bowels and more delicate
organs, be sure 10 take Hoods Sarsa.
paHlla --it t A RADICAL. CURE
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Lynn Watson and wife went last
wccR to Arkansas city whore they,
esncct to make their future home
George Goodhue and family took
Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs
Frank Bone
MIR. Zachgo and wife. also cafl
Clum9 and Wife spent the day sun
day with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ward
Mrs. N. Alexander is visiting her
daHsl ter, Mrs. kelso at New ON. kan.
The ladies' Aid will mce' with Mrs.
Charley Terhune Wednesday, 1aaa.
airy l9
Miss Grace Pool came home Sat
urday from Kansas where she had
hoen FOR several months She was
accompanied home by her grand
/ mother
Mrs. Denny and family attended
/ the funeral of Jesse Jones Of Lowell
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shore entertained
AT dinner SUNDAY. Mr. Gathers and
family, Frank Rinehnrt and wife, VII
liam Denny and wife. Clyde and Allie
Denny and Audrey Batchelor.
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A few Of our farmers report having
lost cattle On the eornstalks Here Is
an)'her advantage of the sic.
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When the little red ear formerly
owned by Ned Tucker, exceeds the
city speed limit now, we Will charge
the fine TO owen Acton.
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ci,s uAasAoE COMPANY.

Let us furnish you Sanitary
Garbage can and keep II clean for
You. Phone 46t. Dead animals must
be removed .. once. Law Is strict 90
his
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win Mullenberg and wife visited
in the neighhorhood last week.
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:. LOWELL NOTES. =
gzxzy A Mann EEH e q

DR.. Trigg is the busiest man in
town these days. SO much sickness
heeps hi mgoiug night and day.
Miss Anna Tightle entertained tine
Sunday school children at the hotel
Saturday afternoon. After the games
and a general good time, ice cre~m
and waters were served.
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Mrs. Guy Mccandless was called
to Wichita last week on account Of
the serious illness Of her mother.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

For plumbing repairs call cassIty
IT a. tses azH.E
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San Antonio, Tex Jan l5-The
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ne n ri n W N ~ n N EmH a.
Very Nifttiy weather.

Several o. our farmers are busy
lowing these days.
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George Goodhue and family took
Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

Lynn Watson and wife went last
wcrk to Arkansas city where they
esaoct to make their tuture home
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a RURAL ROUTE THREE. y

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MIR. Zachgo and wife. also carl
clum9 and Wife spent the day sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Ward
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Mrs. NJ. Alexander is visiting her
dansl Ter. Mrs. kelso al Newton. kap.