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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
&ein9altnns Der bmmajdime.

@ie in Der Mildpirti9aft iiber.
baupt bic 8eoba9tuns Der peinli9.
item Reinli9teit erite 8ebinsuna tit,
10 aud in Der 8ebanoIuns Der Gnt.
rabmunssmaf4ine. Rat ieber Be-
nuBuns ioll Der Separator in Ieinen
iamtli4en Seilen sriinbli9 sepo=
f4en unb sereinigt tperben, nidt rlur
pberfladli4 burGseipiiIt, unb bic Sc
fpobnbeit, bic Maidine tdsIid nur
etnmal gu reinigen, pie bas gar MID.
10 ielten sefdisbt, 1T unter allen
umtanben perperflid. Dos Wa<
i6en mub nit 8iirite sei9eben, an
jebem Sell unb iebem Stiid, unb
ni4t nur nit reinem DaIier, ionbern
nit elmer f9tpa9en 8orarlause, ocer
AUDI unter 3uiaB zines suten WoIdz
pulpers, unb bonn iinb bic Seile nit
reinem betBem Wafier abSufpilen.
Gin Ibtrodnen nit einem Sude foil
ni4t it~attfinben, man f9fpentt bic
Stiide muir gut ab unb fteIlt iie bann
in Sonne unb 2uft gum Srodnen
auf. = Iu4 Der untere in Sel ee=
henbe Setrieb Der Maf9ine mub bduz
fig elmer &einigung uhtersosen ipers
ben, gu ipelGem 3pede bic Seile
otter gang auseinonber gu nebmen
inp. @ei9iebt biss ldngere 3eit
ni1t, 10 per9ummen bic Eager, bic
Maifine lduft idper unb tr0mt
einen ran3igen Selgsrud1 aus.
So IaBt ii9 tein einipnnbfreiet
&abm eraielen nit einem man9elbuFi
unb nlr oberfld6Iib reinqebaItenen
Separator. 8ebt bic Milf ourlb
etne SeparotortrommeI, bic nab 9es
nubung nur bur9 Dur1logien ppn
parmem Waifer nusseIpiilt lpurDe.
ino 10 obne bic Teile peiter au reis
nigen bon einem gntrabmen 3urn an.
bern fteben biieb, lpis bos Ieiber piel
asi9iebt, 10 pirb ie iopobl als audi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

Sig. 3. Sobnion '@ros Sancn nit stet'
gel; a umb {, StcnAcl; b. Hinle DER
GbfaaitelIe; 3, Sell bea &liAellteHs
gels; c. AubdnGicl.
bot sumeiit teinen Stengel, ionOern
an befsu Stells cine glotte Norbs.
(Siebe Sig. 2, a. Die beioen 4n'
bGnsiel iinb an Gnoe ertpeitert uro
bederfDrmis. (Siebe Sig. 2. bb.)
8eim Subnnz@ras bat Die gtatur
eben feline beIpnpere Siiriorse ges
trpffen fir Dos abfalen bes Sas
mems pom Stensel, pie otes betm
Sobnfons@ras Der Sal 1T. Sine
beutlide serabe 2inie smiiaen Sas
menforn unb Stensel 5et9t
bic Stsle an, mo bas Scrn fit bonn
Stengel trsnnen pirb. (SieR Zig.
8, b.
@s fommen a~qeroings BEL belosn
Gomenorten Qusnnbmen bon be'
Heael DOT. 60 baben einoelne Der
Subonz9 rastDrner teinen Sten9el
pp6 tonn nan lie INNER noh ar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

Gia. /. GuDans @ras, unentbiilIter Ga,
men. a, Der tleine GtenaeI; b, Ser
binSung 3tpii6en Snmeu unb Gtens
gel; &C, Gnbdngiel. an ben Gasen abs
gebrodben.
lid iinb. besen bic Sarmer in &C.
senben, in benen bas Sobnion<@ ras
oft our nntrautplase ptrb, pielfa9
8ebenten, Subanz@ras gu fGen, ars
Surdt, bob ibre 2Gnbereien BON
SObniOnz@ras infiaiert perben. Sn
einisen Staaten, in benen bas @Gz
en- bon Sobnfon<@r perboten 1T,
baden aud bic betreffenben 8eamten
bas Suban@@ ras nidt auselaFen,
neil fe befiir9teten, bab Der Some
NIT foI9em bes Sobnions9 rafes pers
mifdt fei.
gs finb nun aber bon ieiten Der
9unbesregierung genaiie l1nter1us
4unsen iiber biefe beiben Samenars
ten anseiteIt porben. UNI bic tpenr
aud unbebeutenoen llnterf9iebe etrs
panbfrei feitauitellen, unb bic Hes
iultate bieier llnteriu9unsen finb
neuerbinss gu nuB unb frommen
Der 5armerpelt perOffentlidt ipor>
cen. Dir entnebmen benz 8eridt
f%olsenbes: @s 1T 5undait feitseftelIt
ipprpen, bab bic Sament0rner bes
Sobnfuns@ rafes fpeientlid fleiner
limb. als bic bes Subans9 raies, unb
ipenn beibe permif9t iinb, tann man
nit Der ausmer3ung Der tleineren
&Orner ben Sobnions@ rasfamen
aiemlid sriinolid entfernen. Gs be-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
Sig. 4. GntbiiIite Sobnionsrass Samers
former.

Sig. 4. Gnt1iiIite Sobnionsrass Samers
former.
ben absebroGenen aRbdnsieIn err
tennen. Quf Der anberen Seite bas
ben ein5elne Der Sobnfonz@ rastors
ner Stenselreite, neil Der Stensel
an elmer i9paden Stelle brad. ebe
bos &orn uaturssmdb obfiel; in
bieiem Sale tann mon aber beutlid
bic, bic 4bfaaitele beSei9nenbe
Querlinie ertennen. Qu4 bic ere
peiterten, bederartisen @nbdnsiel
beuten auf bos Sobnions8r bin
giniss Der SamentDrner beioer
Grasarten BADEN einen ldnserer
Stensel; bies lit iebod nur elm Sci
bes, bas Samenbiii6el trasenber
3peiges. (Siebe Sig. 3, g. Was
nun enbltd bic entbiiliten Samer
anbetrifft, 10 iinb bic bes Sobnion'
@raies buntler unb fIeiner, unb boz
opaIer Sorm disbe Sig. 4, c unb d
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
Sike nno ianre Mild 1T Der
Observation-Disclosures.


Die ausseoebnts g%erpenouna, BIZ
bic Wasermil9 i'm lanbpirtidoft,
ltd1en 8etriebe finbet, Iest bic sFraas
nabe. oh es ippbl porteilbaft lit, il
in iiibem ooer lauren (seronnenem)
3uttanoe gu perfiittern, bas beiBt,
ME iid Die Rdbrpirtuns IteIt. gei.
oes tonmt in Der praris Dor unS
ptel Wfild seIanst reseImdBia in
bielen Wirti4aften in aeronnensm
Suitanbe CUR @erfiitterung. Gs 1T
b%etannt, baB bic Siere Ippobl bic
llBe ols aud bic ssrpnnene Mtld
gut perfrasen, nosesen bic i'm bolbs
gelauertsn 3uitanb befinolt6e, aber
mob ntdt seronnene Mil6, naments
LID BET iiingeren Sieren burd ibrs
tort a%bfibrenoe 8irtuns lid ais
lfdblt4 erpeiit S6 nun bic Siibs
erboltuns Der Mild ooer ibre Der
fdtteruns in iiBem 3uItanoe not,
fuenoi9 1T ober ni9t. aur @rreiduna
ell1er guten 5itterunssnubuns 1T
es %telnestpegs slsi9siltis, unb 10 Dat
man itdb auf elmer 9erfu9sIation be-
rpogen sefiblt, bic Wirtuns Der Mu<
germiI4 i'm iiBen unb seronnenem
3uitanoe our9 5iittsrungsperfud)s
BET S9pe:nen matchmaker Al per-
slei6en, nobel iiG Damn elm erbs6,
lidsr llnteri9ieo in ser 5utternirs
funs Der WassrmiIt i'm iiisen uuo
altsr@geronnenem 3uItonSe nibt En-
gebsn bot. Der unterI9ieD in Der
ont4Ifnttttli9en 2ebensaenidtaus
nahnte od9renb Der 8erIm6speriops
0strus nltr pier Bfuno Susunten Der
liiBen Mtil9 uno Bel Siitteruna Der
s!eiden Wensen Mil9. Die iaure,
oide wfil6 fiittert alIo bemnaa 6si
S9peinen e6enio gut ats lie Iiibe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

fatiet. Sn biele 9ertisfunsen tOnz
men !Sebel eineeieBt psrOen, UNI bas
bintere Stid, Das &ammertiid, on
bas eisentlide Robr. oas iosenannte
lanse Selo, ansuidrauben. Babre
ideinli9 1T bic .sone @rete" i'm
Sabre 1882 berseitelt pprosn. Dos
8aliber betrast 1915 3entimeter,
iibertriffte alio UNI fat bas Doppel'
te bas Der beuttgen 42a3entimeter'
@eI9ibe. Sns Robrsepidt beldufi
fi9 auf 16,400 Rilosramm. Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

giir Tarnt i1nh 6artpt,
sDSesfnrdt scr Sdla6ttiere.

SOSesfnrdJt Der Sdladttiere.
au4 Die Siers baben Rerpen. 9ie
Nerpen tOnnen aber ni9t 10 aara arz
oers seartet BON ben nenf6liden
iein, bab lie nidt in ~annd6ernb Gbns
li9sr Weiie beeinflubt iperben unb
ibrerieits GENTLE @emiitsauitdnbe
bon mebr ober peniger mertIi6sr
tOrperlider Wirtuns berporbrinser.
Ramentlid bel ben Saustieren, bic
Der Menid burd 3udt fir feline
3pede perbefert, in man6er Sinii9t
aber audi peridledtert bat, ME na>
mentlia ibre anfalisteit fir &rant>
I4eiten beaeugt. treten bteie Nerpenz
'pirtunsen beutli9 berpor. Sc lit
,oaber teine Oberflddli9e 8ermutuns,
ioab bic gum S9la9ten beitimmten
9austiere in ibrem tOrperli9en 3u>
Tano bur9 Sur9t beeintrG9tigt per>
ben tOnnten, unb es perbient unters
iu6t gu Derben. OF ntdt bic 8ei9af>
fenbeit i6res 5leti9es baburd per>
idledtert pirb. 0ieie Srase bat Elm
erfahrener Jd9mana unlGnsit bebans
belt.
Gr teilt bas Sdla9tpieb in stpei
GlaFsn. Die cine 1T i'm allsemeinsn
iebr lett. bebdbis unb penis erress
bar, obslei9 audi bteien Steren oft
bic 5rebluit persebt, tpenn tie Dem
Sob entsesensebsn. 9te 5peite &laRe
lit pentser felt unb biel smpfinbli>
der; bieie Siere lauiaen auf ieoen
Son in ibrer llmse6ung unb perben
aud bur9 ben 9eru9 bon 8lut Bee
unrubist. Sic freifen, penn lie benz
S9la9ten ausefibrt tperoen, gar
nidts uno perlieren in bieier 3ett an
5leii6. Man9e aeisen it9 bon elmer
uipertennbarsn Sobesfur9t befefIen.
lInIer @epdbrsmann bat oie uebers
seusuns %seponnen. bob bieie Iufres
suns cine ungiinftge Wirfuns auf
bic gorgGnee in Den @epeben Dor
unb na9 benz Sob bat. unb itent ins
fOlsebsFen bic Sorberuns auf, bob
bic S9la6ttiere m0slidit laEse in
binrsiden0 ipsiter gntfernuns bonn
S9ladtort uni aud nit 9elesenbeit
gu mSslidit FREEZER 8euesuns sebal'
ten tperoen.
E,uSnu. nSer SphnIun.@raS?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

einen fursen Gtsnsel bsFben. {Sieb.
Zig. 1a.) aubsrbsm iinb bic atpsi
piinnen anbanslel auf ber tlteTl
geite bes Samsns nm Gnbe ab9e'
broden. (Sisbe ga. 1. g. Der I'M.
entbilIte Sohnior @rosfomsn isno9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

BANNER fabt go 9ilosramm pulper.
Sas Stobr 1T 6,7 Meter lang. Dos
Gsidib perfeuerte Steirtuseln, $40
&ilo9ramm I9ner, auberoem a6er
aud nit giien. uno 9lasitiiden ses
fiillte Sonnen, bic cine tartdti4snz
artise @irtung 6atten, 8ieueiat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

Sig. Q. Spbnlou. @ras, utentbiillte Ga
men. a, Die glatte Nnrte; bb, Die CIR
treitcrtcn Gnbcn bcr Gnbdn8icI.
siebt iid oies iotpobl auf entbilfte,
mie nod nit Der Silie bebedte &Drs
ner.
Bel senauerer 9eoba6tuns nit
Dem 9ersrcBsrunssglas tpirb man
finber, bob bic unentbiiliten Somen
pes Suoans@ raies faf burdipea
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

Sig. o. @utbiilite Suoaneras : samen>
former.
DGbrenb bic &Drner bes Suoanz
@raies eliptii4 sefOrmt finb. (siek
Gig. 5, d unb e.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

bat bic nsole 9rete" ibrs 5eusrtals
fe bereits i'm Sabre i6rer Serlteluns
BET Der 8elageruns BON SuoenarDe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

Cuban. ober Sobniuu.@ras?
Va bic Samentern, bon Sobns
5pns unb Subanz9r fi6 5ebr dbns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13

all these lhronging fancies about my
uiure empire which come aud GO
Is one ever present fixes itself on my
tortured heart That !, the heir 10 the
Ottoman throne. the gentle. the com
passionate, to be cNecraled as traitor
and cast into prison by the very be.
trayers Of my country and empire
Innocent yet guilty !. the coming
Sultan am powcril SIS as child IN the
hands of lhe b,irayers Of my country,
native and foreign
THE woes threatening our empire.
ihe lnlquiiy nt our regime. the crim.
hal IulrisA of its ministers. turn me
into q thousand strange and fantastic
combinations Shame without Ruin
within The air is full Of dolorous
voices and menacing shapes Now /
au an unfortunate rayah in the grip or
laiihless Foreigners and OF pashas Of
yesterday WHO have bought lheir way
opoWer by gold aud a poor wretch
turned his eyes piteously iowards
them for help,
pace back and forth the limited
space OF my room | can no sleep.
II could only forget the dire calami.
tia which are threatening our coun.
Try for just one minute / warn you
all, nay sacred countrymen, moi to al
low yourselves to fall into the clutches
Of he cruel regime without rendering
yourselves serviceable TO your coun-
try. DO not fall into the hands OF the
destroyers OF our country without
making your lives costly for them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13
SAYS GERMANY CAN NOT
OPEN ROAD TO PARIS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
presently | am convinced strike out
rs sea
Turning TO the actual fighting at
Nerdun Lord Northcliffe SAYS
Not word is hinted in anything
sent out from Germany OF the hor-
r.hle Slaughter to which the German
tioops have been subjected this week.
Thursday was a blsck day for Ger
mans, when. drugged with ether the
ueu came on in mass formation to
10 mowen down by the French's 75's
end machine guns. as usual
Gambling With Life
Reports published in the English
newspapers from Paris are to my
personal nowledge on the whole
most accurate, and thes show that
for one or many reasons the crown
rr,nce is gambling Nth human life
% an extent unprecedented even Ia
tbs war"
Lord Northclffe asserts that If
the Germans possess a number Of
aans o. greater caliber than those
used Is the English and French.
they have no weapons IN their army
eoual to the French -. or gunners
AZ all comparable to the Frenchmen
Discussing tle western theater as
whole. Lord Northeliffe says that
the allies defensive wall right across
France. in so far as attaining any
definite military position is con-
cemed. is absolutely impregnable
This remark may equally apply to
tie German line across France and
felgium.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13
DEAD ON
HIS FEET

GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Cap
sules will bring new life and quickly
relieve that stopped-up congested
feelifg. They will thoroughly
cleanse and wash out the kidneys
and bladder and gently carry off the
III effects OF excesses OF all kinds.
The healing. soothing oil soaks right
irto the walls and lining of the kid
neys and expels the poisons in your
system Keep your kidneys In good
shape hy daily use OF Gold Medal
lHaarlem Oil Capsules and you viii
have good health Go to your drug.
eist at once and secure a package of
tais t.me-honored. worldwide rem
edy. II is pot a patent medicine.
II is passed upon bv L. s. Gosern-
ment chemists and declared pure be-
f,re coming into this country GOLD
MEDAL is the pure. original Harlem
Gil. imported direct from the ancient
laboratories In Holland where 1t Is
the National Household Remedy Of
tie sturdy Dutch. Look for the name
GOLD MEDAL on every box. Accent
no substitute. Your druggist viii
gladly refund your money II not as
represented.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13
LAST WORDS OI II ikkISll
GROWN PRINCE GIVEN
tcoNrlNUEo FFow pAoE oAtl

CONTINUED From PACE ONE
are beiraylug our couniry's millions
Of souls for their own benefit Was
there ever such d miserable pHebl a
mine and my beloved yaan7 Iuey
are stealing our country from cur
hands in broad daylight
Which way can I turn Which way
can We turn Death. prison and exc
cuilon threaten us everywhere and
every minuiel
Whom can W. trusts
Our historical friends are ~ u
now even today beckoning to US
Even IN this late hour they are telling
US 70 overthrow the ireacherous
regime and return to th fold llui the
miserable wrelches who betrayed Us
are supreme In power Wha; torment
for US Ottomans. What torment,
What ignomnyl Those who raise
their voice in behalf OF our falherland
are cast into prisons tormented and
tortured by these bru,es and assassins
They have once more dragged the
name OF our already miagdl d
faiherRnd through Ike miro. and ait
the water In the Bosphorus can no,
wash Il clean
But win act WIN punish them
] VIII have such a rev nge as will
make Europe ring with horror
will raise my voice %. condemna-
ton and appeal to my countrymen TO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13

rise ana overthrow the belrayers Of
ihe.r country ard those who came and
bought them
Cursed be those who enlisted our
millions Of war worn subjects on the
side of The harbarians
cursed be hose whose unnatural
ana hlasph nous ambition plunged us
into this infamous conflict
Cursed be- those who for gold in.
viiei ihe enrel strangers into our
midst
gr.eye from the bottom ot my
heart that did not slnnd on public
squares ana shout rebellion against
this periid.ous regime. whose cru !
hands have sacrificed hundreds of
hoesnnda 81 our Moslam subjects aud
Nciimlzcd more han million Of our
innocent ehrist.on subjects
noi sleep MY brain Is a he'll
end an the devils ar n 1t. feel my
mind is giving away under The strain
They nave east me into this eonfnr.
ment without notice |. The future
sovereign o. this empire am being
watched like criminal by those yul.
gar beings who receive their few
pieces OF silver from IA hands Of the
betrayefs of their fatherland But
nhai do they know about aftherlard?
They like dogs. follow those who
promise them their daily bread and,
liEe dogs. these military guards are
faithful to their masters.
eel that I ca. 10 longer paraie
me real from the imaginary. and amid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13
SCHOOL DATA FOR LOGAN
SHOWS IA TEACHERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

CONTINUED FROM PAGE onEA
-.7l34.
There are 5Si5 organized schoo.
districts in the state. During the
ast year there we're 1855 new school
iaildines erected in the state at a
total cost OF s}9<o70.72. The total
rumber OF school houses in the s...s
IS 6.95e
During the year 6.942 persons took
examinations to teach school, OF
this number 5,295 secured certifi-
Gates The average length of a
school term in city districts during
lsl5 was $50 days; in villages. 100
days; in rural disirits.c 100 days.
There are II counties in the state.
+ of them have elected women as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13
KANSAS CITY III kE<II.E M
PROMINENT Gil STARTS
BRAND NEW kE\Tt RI

Kansas city. March ia real
'ro Town Inhabited s. bows po.
lcea Ag boss. ard aith boys So ab-
so.aie control o. all departments
th Older counsel 10 consult o.
,narse Of important subjects was
o.ened near here today by the Iu.
nile Improvement Club The farm
.h - q summerresort Tor the
o,s ato make their home at the
Boss Hotel and eight Of The older
lfgs have been selected 70 be- resi-
dents" Of the resort and &C, a.
hosts.
Twenty acres OF ground have been
leased and truck gardening and farm.
ng ia a small way WlH be carried on
there according to Dr. E Matthias.
b secretary OF the club "a has been
hard in the past to keep boys en-
Aoyed during the summer time.
aid DR. Matthias This farm sum.
rre resort will give them a place TO
20
The club intends 10 buy some COWS
and some pigs and. according TO Dr
Matthias the profits from the pro.
duce ara live stock ain be shared by
zee hoys and the Improvement club
after the first expense OF stocking
B the place The hotel nov has one
andred BOYS who room and take
their meals there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13

There has been Asiatlc cholera in
Peirograd all this year but the au
'hori'.es have forbidden with heavy
penalties the dissemination az the
word cholera by print Of in speech
II S called by word slsuiiyng
chronic diarraea The disease
seems 90 he gaining headWay as re-
GENTLY notices in hig red lefter have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13

Mrs Mabel Miller OF Osceio Mo,
wohse display Of white corn excelled
everything in It's class the Panama
Pa ifie exposition. was the only won.
an in the United States to win a gold
medal for an individual agricultural
exhibit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13
cnanseabIe Weather Rrlnas sickness

The changeable weather OF March
causes coughs, colds, Group and
grippe. There is no such thing as a
Tight cold'-none that person can
safely neglect Foley's Honey and
Tar is safe and reliable family
medicine that heals inflamed. con
sested air passages. stops coughs and
eases breathing. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13

When the child Is subject to at
tacks OF Group. see to II that he eats
I light evening meal, as an overload
"a stomach may bring on an attack.
$50 watch for the first symptom
hoarseness. and give Chamberlain
Cough remedy as soon as the child
becomes hoarse. Obtainable every.
where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13

intrigue by night and execute by day.
Preach disloyaliy to the criminal re.
gime and by fair or foul means re.
move all the traitors from your midst
II yon must resort TO violence, which
believe you must commit the act in
he open Let the rest OF the tipid
Osamnlis see and hear your act and
YOUR heroic Indignation DO every
thing possible 10 disrupt the usurped
over OF the treacherous regime
do not hope TO rejoin you, my faith
ml countrymen. you who know how TO
light when 4 fight the heroic fight
or your land and your children until
YOU have terrorized your goddess rulers
nto submissiyeness YOUSOUFF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13

7rtries closed at Tulsa SATURDAY
rieht for city candidates. 20 an.
aouaced fer CITY officers and the
coming election promises to be hot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-13
REAL boy TOWN" COKE HEAD R|SKS'
WITH BOYS IN LIFE FOR O0PE|
FULL CON TR0L SYSTEM CRAV[D.
DRt e. STORE u STRIPPED
OF NARCOTICS BY coz NI\E
FIE\D

Chicago March i3-A shabbllg
blessed man stepped into the drug
sore o. Charles C sells in the HYDE
Park District at Fifty-,hird street
ard Blackstone avenue yesterday
Frank Nelsou. elers. vas vaiiias
90 woman customer
Tae man asked for a phone sing
aud entered booth ehere Ne re.
l.ainei until the somau left When
Il emerged his cap was pulled loR
over hls ewes aud there vas a reyol.
yer in bis hand Nelson noticed q
vild look 90 the mans eyes and a
uersous twiich o. the finger which
leoped the trigger Of the weapon
a oopey Holdup.
Give me all the morphine and co.
oaiue you can find, he exclaimed.
The clerk turned to a shaft and
banded over bottles containing half
ar ounce OF morphine and a quarter
ounce OF cocaine.
More more Give me more
must have IT,"
The mans tone Nas pleading. but
BE- kept the weapon pointed at Nel.
scns head The clerk gathered Up a
amber OF bottles containing other
narcotics and the robber crammed
them into his coat pocket
Now beat 1t into the back room
ra commanded
Goes In for Cash, too
lie followed Nelson back of the
prescription counter partition. order
- him to lie down on the floor and
zen bound his hands and feet with a
''ece Of clothes lire. The robber
ten went to the cash. register EN-.
lied H. and stepped to an open safe
'ear the front OF the store. While
{ vas at the safe woman entered
I'd asked for Mr. Sells
He's ont madam. replied the
an politely Hell be back In a lit
t.o while
The woman left After obtaining
SIS the nan LETT.
Nelson shouted for help. but his
les were not heard until ten min
ties later when a man and woman
entered the store to make pur-
chase. The man united Nelson and
ne notified the police.
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Nearly every town In Germany nov
has pollceWomen
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been rosted up on shops and walls
and fences all over the city warning
he population not to drink unboiled
water on any account
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iteir county superintendent 81
schools
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trouble IS due 4. sHmc seuaus internal
csufdef. sen clears away al. trace
ni rruleen even .n severe and stub.
lafn cases hhere fhrf treatments
lsle Lad lftIs. t.r fi.. efiati
hW need never hesitate d use tie
Resn treatment D s d,riofs
prescription thdl ta, been used D,
o'hcf physicians i.rn,criatnis years
n the care ofssin affections lic0n.
s absolutely nnhng that could
mmfe Tie 'fuderc,i slin.