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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11
.PEAKCL||MBER WEDS
HER ALASKAN GUIDE


PHILADELPHIA. July lin sight
Of Mt. Blackburn. Alaska, to the 1910
foot summit Of which she and her hus-
band are the only persons known to
have ever assembled. Miss Dora Keen.
Of this city. daughter OF DR.. w. w.
Keen and mountain climber of inter-
national fame. was married on Satur-'
day to George W. Handy. OF Mccarthy.
Alaska. News Of the marriage reached
here today.
The romance OF the couple Logan with
the actual mountain climb, and con-
tinued through Intervening years under
conditions which would have done credit
to the Imagination OF a movie author
Mr.. Handy attended Miss Keen to the
top Of Mt. Blackburn after a glacier
journey Of thirty-thee days, during
which time the couple. outdistancing
the remaining six men Of the party.
were reported lost and probably dead Of
starvation. So great were the difficult
tssrdinS the sssens t6at unlike
none has. since repeated II.
The wedding took place at Mccarthy
which Is within easy sight of Mt. Black
burn. and Ave miles from the terminus
necott, the site of the now-famous DO
nansa Copper Mine. Miss Keen was
accompanied to Alaska by her sister.
Miss Florence Keen, who acted, II is as
sumed. as bridesmaid Seven weeks are
required to reach Mccarthy by letter.
but there 10 a telegraph line. and II was
over this that DR.. Keen. who Ia now
sumering at Seal Harbor, Me-. received
tho news OF the marriage or his
daughter.
Mr.. Handy IL the son OF q 9eramn
army officer but left Germany more than
twenty years ago. and has since taken
out his naturalization papers as an
| American citizen. He Is a mining man.
and is well known throughout Alaska.
where he has spent the greater part OF
the last ten years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11
KASERkND JOSEF \
I. SEEk.'B[lULGARS AID

ROME. July lf.-keissr Wilhelm and
Emperor Franz Josef have sent an
urgent request to the Csar Ferdinand
that he dispatch Bulgar nan troops to the
0slician and rrentinp, fronts to help
check the Russian and italian offen-
sives. 'h,;' =. I'd, p.
This information was received from
Genevay today. =. a.. '.
& A'delegation of Austro- German, mill
Itary and diplomatic OFFICIALS arrived at
Sonia Sunday. carrying the request.
They pointed ,out :, to the y, Bulgarian
ruler that continued. SUCCESSES for the
Russians. and italians would bring, Rou-
mania into the war and that Bulgaria
would then be squeezed between the
Roumsnian army on the north and the
allied .forces in Greece and crushed.
Csar Ferdinand replied that the with
drawal Of bulgarian troops for service
IN Galicia' OF on the. Italian front would
invite an immediate attack by the aiiies
from Saloniki Hes promised. however,
to submit the appeal to the Bulgarian
general stan. =" ~.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11
HUGHES NEPHEW IN
PERIL FROM SHARK
Colin Carter Driven From Ocean
Bath at Bridgehampton by
Black Fin.

BRIDGEHAMPTON. L. l., July H.
Colin Esterbrook Carter. a nephew Of
Charles H. Hughes was one of several
bathers driven to shore yesterday morn
ing by a>ehark. In the afternoon Mr..
Carter had another adventure with a
shark. which he believes was the same.
The beach where 1t appeared IL only
half a mile from where Mr.. Hughes
three daughters swim daily.
In the heavy surf less than 200 yards
from shore some one saw a black An
and shouted. In an instant every one
was swimming at top speed. and while
the shark was not seen again there was
no further interest In bathing.
Later the sou Quoted down and Mr.
Garter put out in canoe with Miss
Winifred Laud-Brown. OF Ensiewood
N j., daughter or the late T. J. Brown
friend Of ex-President Taft.
Ihey were less than 300 yards from
shore when Miss Brown exclaimed that
she believed she had seen a shark
II had passed right under the stem OF
tne canoe, she said. A moment later
S ga saw II leap from the water about
2Ot feet away
The shark was between the sanoe and
tne shore and Carter made a wide de-
TOUR TO avoid the locality in making for
MeCox Beach.
Il believe the shark we saw this aft
ernoon was the same one we saw this
morning." he said. MY brother Phiiip
was watching US and he saw II leap out
OF the water. There are plenty Of dol
phins around Just now. but this was no
dolphin" "
Philip Carter said last night that the
shark was at least eight feet long.
ASBURY PARK, N. J., July 1.-THE
beach at Fourth avenue has been in
closed with steel nets. and no bathing
outside the protected area Is permitted
by beach guards. Fishermen who went
out on the steamer Tuna yesterday re-
ported that they had seen four huge
sharks. one Of them within n mile OF the
shore. The creatures seemed to have nc
fear OF the boat. they said. but swan
close to II.
Owners Of cottages at Monmouth
Beach are considering the erection OF
nets like those here. The Seabright
Club will have one in front Of it's prop
erty.. From Monmouth Beach to Belmar
bathing In tidewater pools was far more
popular than surf bathing today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11

charge, ofy enlistmepts AT the Pennsyi-
vahia avenue station and IL being at-
sisted by Sergeant, ~ NJ. Cunningham.
Corporal W. n. Fefber, and Private r.
E. Green. - - fsst~ ~
Ninth street. Second. Dieut. J. r. MCKAY
II intcharEe and his assistants are Cor
gRraIs Dubois and crinseL and Private
M a EDITION to the smen who, haye EN-
listed 'At the recruiting stations yester-
were sworn infat the mobilization camp:
Harry n. Achesop. oliver r. Cole, Mark
Finley. IT.. and Guy 8. Hopper. =,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11
Who Went for the Flour?

TN attend to you In a minute" was
the fayorite remark Of a certain mother
to any Of her children who were
naughty: and the delinquent knew what
this usually meant.
One day she sent her four-year-
son to the grocer's for some -four. 1t
was his first errand, and much to his
mothers surprise. he returned empty
handed.
Where's the -FOUR" she asked.
IL didn't get it. replied the young
ster. The man frienghtened me-"
Nonsense; he won't hurt you" ad-
monished the parent sternly. Go back
at once and get the four"
But again The boy came back without
II. and this time his eyes were full of
tears.
What's the natter" asked the
mother anxiously.
"Boo-o-hoo-o!" walled the child I'm
afraid of the man. Every time went
in. he said. All right, sonny. I'll attend
aid
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11
Poems FLOCK
TO VILLA TO.
OBTAIN FOOD
Famine Menaces Mexico, and
de Facto Troops Revolt and
Join Bandit Forces.

asserted that press reports from
Ell Paso Of the revolt Of 10000
Carranzistas undergo General Ire
vino was absolutely without
foundation. No intimation has
been received at either the State
or War Departments showing
any trouble among Trevino's
forces, and the general belief
was expressed by officials and
officers that the report was
false.
Ell PASO, Tex, July ll.-Mex-
leo is like ono long bread line, u
according to famine reports brought
here today indicating that starving
poems arc flocking again to Pancho
Villas standard in hope Of erlief.
Deprecated Carranza currency
and anarchy in industry and agri-
culture were reflected in reports
Of de facto government troops re-
voting and joining teh Villistas.
Copies Of q proclamation signed
by Villa have been received in
which II was stated Villa had fully
recovered from his wounds and was
again in the saddle at the head OF
a large force. He called upon 10y
al Mexicans to Join him en- route
to the border to attack American
cities, drive the Gringoes from the
Rio Grande and retake Texas, New
Mexico, Arizona, and California.
5000 JOIN VILLA.
Reports persist that 5000 de facto gov.
eminent troops In the Parral distric,
have declared for villa, their forme,
chief. Starving poems In Cuarta Con.
tasas. Coahuil&, Carranza's birthplace
are reported to have revolted and taker
possession Of the town In Villas name.
Anarchy followed. the poems lootins
all stores. -E
Lootins IL also said to have beer
adopted by the starving poor OF the
Monclova district.
Army officers returned from the
American lines in Mexico. and promi.
nent Mexicans arriving here declare
that the famine will soon hasten inter.
vention by the United States. They
brought reports OF starving Thousands
ut l.. tkA aNatA II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11

~ q, an s'm,ployment Mite Many
work. ,P. r. Moran, ipresldeht OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, had been picked
for thisiwork, but he found II Impossible
to accept. c..r go
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11
The Roll of Honor
tfist Of Recruits for Di strict National Guard
Tuesday, July IL, for the Preceding 4s Hours

II Tuesday July II, TOT the PrecedIng 20 HourEJ
John H.. Houlahan, 635 G street southeast.
Joseph Houlahan, COZ street southeast.
John w. Gordon, 1924 First street northwest
Kenneth L. Savee, $40 Eleventh street southeast
Fred E. Sharp, 81 n street northwest.
Hanous o. Woodbridge, Reading, Pa. q,
Benjamin A. Lewis, Richmond, Va.
Robert L. Reed, Round Hill, Va.
George A. Waltham, 3i7 L street southeast
Archie N. De Vers, 7O7 Jefferson street northwest.
William G. Pettis, 454 street northwest
James H. Furbeshaw, 80 R street northwest
Thomas H. Collins, Bethesda, Nd.
William Burrss, Gaithersburg Nd.
James N. Coulahan, t746 N street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-11
Nomenclature.

As Secretary Daniels seems to have
no Intention of retiring. the Admin.
changing his first name from 10
sephus to Jcnah.-ClevelandL Leader :.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

Sd Ssnbren ftarb ont 6. MGr3 ser ge,
ddbM 2ebrer ST. 8eter Monimg.
Ser @erftorbene erfre1te ii9 auge-
nneiner 8ertbfddb1t1tg.
2nrembnrg.- 9ns at Ober-
GetruB ant Ser Sofef &einb Strabe,
8tpiiden 8Gatt 1n6 8erer6 gelegeme
@obmbo1ts l1bereden tpatr6e 6urd
&errn Motnr 8edbeder Dor 6em bie.
figen 6rie6ensgertdte be%riteigert nn6
berbIteb al1m 8reife bon 10000 6ron.
fen einfdIieBli9 ser Soften Sem
Germ emil Morbe1g, .Spnrtoiien-
beatter, tpobnbnft at $oueri6.
Differ6inger. - Muf biefi.
gent &iittentperf ~ereig1rete fid elm
|fdtperes ungliid. 8dbren6 ser Mott.
terr Seinri9 8e6orf un6 sic bei6er
6ilfsmoarte11re SOB. @teines u1rb So
lief Midg I'M @tabltperf ibrer Beftdd6ff.
tie11g oblagert, fippte cine @5eeB.
pfdnrte 11tn 1tno Die fIiiiiige mdffe er-
goB fih iber 6erer RIeioer, tpeIde
lit 8rnn6 gerietber. sgeidg trtg re.
IbensgefdbhrrIIiide @erreb11ttaen 6dbots,
feline bei6en @n1nern6er erIiittte1t eben.
falls fdtpere 8rn1totpun6er, fo6nb aI<
le bret ms @rot1fer1ho1ls berbrodt
tuerbett nr1,Btert. geidBs 1T feire1 Ser.
Ieeltrge1 erJegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Ser ppetiidle 9rm6er.

Ser 9ra1der iaB otf feinem tre1ter
Gtltb1 nn1 trommelte eiren Son mi1
leiner metoaenen &i6ti9ette. 81
tpas," iogte er, ui6 fmnn ni6t etn=
ieben, mar11m sos 2eben iih 10 51t-
tragt 5tpiiden Sbnen un6 Mir. Ga
lit ser 8onfier, 10 reid tpie Siin6e,
Der a1pbalt iein fdmattiges 3inn on.
aufiiIem bis Set M6ler q11iefit unf
sic 6rmt idreit ipie cine BON Mitter:
nodtstrd1tmen geplagte. SS6b 1ibe biel
Sen gatr5en Sag auf meinem @tub1f
1tr6 febe 8mdftoben rn6 itnge 6aS
2ieb bon M61trer1t in b0bere11 Mmts:
itell1tmgert, melde grobem @ebaH 5ie
fen n1r6 ftes gu11ner1t. Sin frob
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

qebl,mg unb @eoulo IN bieier Set
o~ens5eit bis 5n ieinem ieligm Gooe
am 20. Sebrltar bemdbrt. Mois
Sdpnitt tpl1roe geboren ont ID. Suit
1885 in gimpredtsbu1ien, SM.
&~iiireelaalt, ltn6 ont 12. Suit 1911
gum 3rielter getpetbt. Sour fallm
orei Monate forltne er IN Sbtpau=
|0orf l1n6 oanm in &eolingen IN Der
5eeliorge tbatig lein.
Mntermar6taI. - @ie 10
mpaade 1arnilie lit a16 oie oeS bie.
|iigen &al1ptlebrers Tii6er bonn arieg
ldnper beimgeirdt mor0en. seds
|Sdobne iin6 gu oem @affen gernfen
moroen. @lei9 gu 8eginm beS &rie-
ges lit. ser 5obn &eimrth, ~ltnterleb-
rer in Greffelbauien, gefaQen. Gin
anoerer gobn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tpa1roe oltr9 mebrere @ei6oiie ont
redten Mrm idtuer pertpunod, 10
oaB Ser Mrm tbeiltpeiie gelabt lit.
Dor fl1r5em lit Der Sobn gngen,
meld)er ais @bilologe 1i6 anf bie
bobere 8riif1rg I'M @olfsidmloienit
porbereitete, bel Opern gefallen. @r
mar @i5efelomebel u1ro 3ugfibrer IN
einemt S%nfamterie : @egtment un6
maire auf bas @ebnrtSfelt 6es &0-
nigs 511m 2atttatt %bef0r6ert por6en.
5tuttgart. 9ie goloene
@od5eit fon1ten feiern in &erbertin=
gen 0ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6er6i=
nono MeBmer un0 &oialia, geb. 9ein=
5elma11n, %eriterer 76 uno lebtere "a
SATIRE aft, almgeben BON 5 &in6ern,
8 Gnfeln uno 2 l1renfelm. @irdli=
6erieits geitaltete it6 oas Subilanm
|redt ~erbe6eno, 90 ser Sa1belbra1ti=
gam id5on 6ie lebr Gange 8eit bon 81
Sabrem mtf DEM &ir6endor mittpirft
unb au6 fernerbim feline i6abens4
mertbe m1iifaliibe &raf IN 6en
|9ienit @ottes at itellen bereit 1T. -
geim iiebten &noben beS 5bmie6e=
meiiters 9biele in 5%rieienbofen bel
SssnD, CUR 3eit int Sel6e, bat ser SEQ
MIG, beim iiebten Md6ben 6es @e=
bers Mugnitin @taltoenmpeDer I'M
@roB=@islingem bat Ste &onigin 1ie
Nuteniteue iibernommem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Sin ioeaIes 1rabiabrs.2arir.

Gin gutes un6 oft perirdtes NaHel
fin6 Dr. @tng8 Me1e 9ebenspilen.
Die er5te 0oiis bringt Die tragen gin'
getpeioe in @etpegalng, ~ftinrlliert &C.
Der uno reinigt oos Spftem bonn lin
1iiter1 ut6 @lut1nreinlidfeiten. SIT
ieib e8 @114 feIbft fduloig, bas Sp-
item bon &orpergiften, Die ft@ tpdb.
reno 6es 8inters o%nia1nmelr, az rel.
nige1t. 9r. @iings Me1e 9eben8pinen
mer6en es beforger. 25f lei ie6ems
Mpotbefer. = Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

Mon iagt, 6aB tpir sic @e1igteiten
bon @erbatn 11lr f%tuidtpeiie erbalten.
Tins I9eint, als OBJ iiberbm1pt na1r
nod fleine Stmde bott &er6l1tt bors
ban6en iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Kinder scnre,en
MACH FLETCHER'S
CA8 ORIA
@ammober.

Mor6em. - Gin 5tpei MSeter
longer Mal tpatrbe in nor6frteiiiden
@otten bon MrbeiterM 6te an Der
MISUNDERSTANDING zines bon Der
Strprmfl1ttb bei9aoigten 0ei@eS BE-
idaftigt iin6, ent6edt. Ser 1tt1ge=
u0bnIib groBe 5ii6 batte Ser @bbe
midt folgeu f0nruen un6 mar tm @att
ltegen geblieben. Sc mar fein lei6teS
Stiid, fi6 bes l1ngetbiims, 6os ii6
mutt aqer &raft Ser @efangermabme
eruebrte, 5u bemadtigen. Sos Sbier
mog insgeiammt 43 &fun6, gereinigt
obne &opf nno @ingemei6e 371a
Hfun6. Sos m~obli@meden6e Sleii6
ma1roe fir so @fg. 6aS Bfur6 Der
fauft. SIN @urtelool oeS &abnbofs
5u gdernfor6e lit Elm mtsgeftopfftter
|Mal at ieben, Der Dor einigen Sat-
rem ant @6ernfor6er @tran6 9efun=
Sen tpltroe. Dieier lit ieoo9 muir 1877
Meeter long.
DtebboI3.- SIT Mtersidtpade
lift ser @rteftrager d. 9. s6tpete int
81. 2ebenSiabre g%eitorben. Seine 16
SATIRE iiimgere Sraat, Die an elmer in
neren &ranfbeit Iei6en6, 3f@ I'M
@rantenboufe 5u Ssmabriid befmb,
lit ont ielbem Gage tpie ibr Mant
etttidlafen. @te 8eer6ig1t1g ser bei-
Sen erfolgte bier 5n gleider @tatn6e.
D%1benb1ra.
@teitfe16. - &ier tarb nod
ldngerer &ranfbeh 1tnier bielgeliebter
&ffarrer @ernbar6 @dliidttitrg. St
tpar geboren atn II. @eptember 1885
5a 9ir6ern 1tn6 tu1r6e ONT "a. Sea.
1870 gum @rteiter gepeibt. Sole
IS Sabre bm er 1T 1trferer MeiiHte INIT
edit prteiterlidem @ifer gepiirH. 88ep-
gen feiner @irfiomfeit ftno u1tlere
berrltde 8farrfirdbe un6 bos @ror-
fenbm1s. @abren6 feines Bfarrom,
tes tpa1r6e ou@ 6as 6ran3istfanerfIo-
tier in Ser 8meeridaft Maiibrem nit
Der idyonerr @ir@e gum FL. 8opoben-
tura erba1t. = SteinfeI6 lift sic eir-
5ige @emeir6e 6es 0I6erburger Con-
6es, 6ie a11f @r11n6 elmer urf1,n6e
Sabre 1857 SOS 9fe6t bot, 6en
Bfarrer a1 tnabIen 1tr6 6em 8ifd9ofe
at prdfentiere1t.
D16enbnrg.- sStr Ser @duGe
5u 8attrren BEL 26ringer IieB ser
6a1r4 sic @ii1tber 3eitungspu.
51tr Mnfertig11ng bon Dedetr fir
%fann1neIn. Greuoeitrubren6
brodte zines Morgens Elm @reobe
Ben gefammeIten 3%eih1nger dud
8pei Sltnoertmarfideine, sic fid
8tpifden iereer befunben bottet, 3a,r
airoer11ng Ser @riegsIei6en.
Standardization.
g~oIfmnrfen. - Dent Gelo.
oibiiionspforrer, &rare bon bier,
Briefter Der Di65efe 6l1I6a, friiber III
5ranfreih 3. 81. m1f benz 0itliden
RriegssiidoitpIase tMb6itiig, SSnbaber 6es
Eiferren @rel13es. tpalroe Ser MiIiitGir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

{ ipenia mebr @toff baiitteit. Mit bet=
ne bpble9eeb 8ein I'M beine 5tet ltnfie
Sieb fann1t bu feline grobe Smprez
f@en made".
Sn mein nddfte 8rief i6rei6 i@
s%bne, pie unfere Muoien3 orsgefa1e
Is I'm au6 tpte ii@ sic 9i55ie benomz
me bat, uomit i@ berbleime Sbne
Sbrn lietper
Pbiltpp @auerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

ooB es cine @ade gibt, oie frel1oig
itimmrt un6 sos lit @ol6en Grain @ef
8ier. Sd tpeiB, es lit feiner als Dos
iibrige. - @ie tpeiB ih eS? Gs
1dmedt am beiten. 8eriu6t nniere
leidten 8oitbeiteIungen. s. 80. 9abr,
CLOUD, Mim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

goIfmnrfen. - Sent 6el6.
6ibiiionspfarrer. @ru1te bon bier,
Briefter Der Di65efe Grl6o, friiber III
Grarfreiid, q. st. m1f benz 6itliden
aariegsfdo11pIase fbi1tig, Snbaber oes
@iier1ren &peu3es, tnalroe Ser Miliutaiir-
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-10
Strayed

One gray mare; one light bay
mare, bald face; one sorrel mule
colt, bald face; one brown horse;
one little black mule colt. The
mares were branded K on left
shoulder. Strayed from pasture
"a miles north Meade, July II.
Notify VIM. Colgan, Meade KS
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-10

All other sizes also furnished.
TERMS: Cash with order.
Make remittance by certified
check, draft or P. o. money or
der. When ordering be sure to
state whether clincher, quick de-
tachable clincher or straight side
bead is desired.
For S days we offer per cent
discount where two or more
tires are ordered at one time.
PIQUA TIRE & RUBBER co.
PIQUA, OHIO
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-10
HORSES

span ofigray .mares-7 and eyears old
weight about'34oo
span of brown mare mules and yrs.
old about H6 hands high
span of gray mnles6 years old, horse
l mare Is hands high
span of mules A and years old-14A
hands high.
span of good 2year old mules
iron gray horse 5yrs. old VT. 1850
bay coach mare weight about 14oo
I brown mare weight about 1900
bay mare 9 years old with colt by her
side weight about 1900
about 1000
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-10

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They are strongly built and re-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-04

How 20 Have the Rest Cough
Remedy and Save 81 By
Making u ~ Home

Cough medicine, - a rule contain O
large quantity 0l plsin syrup. A pint 81
cranulatei sugar With Y pint of warm
water. ftirred for , minutes. gives You
as good syrup as money can bu5.
Then gel from your druggist ~ ounces
rinex 50 cents WurtAg, pour into a pin'
bottIe and ~ IT, boitle With sugar
syrup. This gives yuu. at cost Of oalt
81 rents, fuii pint 4 really better cough
syrup than you could bit read made 81
$2.5b--a clear saving OF nearl= e. tul.
directions with f.Rs. II KEGS perffet'f
and tastes goyl-
II takes hold u The usual cough q
chest cold at 0nte and eofquers Il IN -
hours. splfndd fgr shooping cougt
broncl itis ar H.sss eeashs.
It's tfu'v assosi ils how onieklv t
lsoeeas tiic d. H'aT.e cr tiglf eoi-
and Lcals AMI SOFT - the Iniamed Mia
bra = IL TIE casp of painful csug
Il als9 stops thp formation OF phictfn b.
tho throat and hry.ebiel tubs, thus end
ing lie psralst4... .5ose coagA.
rircz j a big II concentrated coz
pound of grnrino Ngf~a9 pins extra
combined IN guaiaccl. AMI has b.
used for geasratlsra II heal irinme
fnea.b o-es 81 t.-e iLFoat an e.-.-
avoid di.r ppoinsfnea... Ak y8a
zif' ~ = cr1cel o. Pin - a..
i9''t s~elt srftHinz elsc. 4 gaarants.
. -sisste - s.ae' ~. q money rronTt
8 Iet4nIi g1es !. II st3 rrrazs ion
Tie .ac- Co., IT. Wayne, Ind =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-04

DriA drip. dr.n. constantly nikat
and day. das and night In the sttat
heppers O. the Atarone .xtraeiiar
plant near shere the peculiar miner
Al rock sas foant. pure water starts
a, the top aad linis Is tertaOas Ma
through several feet ~ the most Algh.
II unprecedented mineral earth knaen
TAe 90 cent or 81 bottle Of mineral
extract yoa buy at Roach 4 veaEs, :
Drag Store Under ihe vitasens label
contains sulphate ~ iron. magnesium.
calcium. aluminium chloride sodium
silica and free sullshafs' acid an in
proportions morn times stronger than
any one or more Of them are ever
found In natural springs. For ,hls
the snblic has nature 10 thank. Tor Il
vas she Nho In Whimsical mood
stored them away In the rare deposit
of shale which was discovered In the
Tomhlgbee River llllls Of Alahama
II IA doubtful 4 there Is more
potent remed, for stomach and liver
trouble. Indigestion kidney and hlaa.
der disorders. rheumatism. ecrelra.
eatarrh and impoverished blood. m
the world II Is perfectly harmless
and contains no alcohol or injurious
drugs. Try free glass az y n lillN
Druggist and nots It's 'mnei'a,e 81.
feet when little stomach discomfort
or Indigestion arises.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-04

he fire and pour over two eggs
beaten with half Kup of granulated
sugar "a pinch Of salt, teaspoon OF
vanilla and cup Of grated cocoa
nut. Drop in teaspoon Of butter
and bake in buttered pudding dish
for % minutes. Serve warm or cold
with cream or pudding sauce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-04
CALOMEL DYNAM|TES YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIvATES

Tone tonight. yonr drugglat OF dealer
sells yo'l 50 cent bottle Of po.laon's
Ihver Tone unsLf my perpomal money.
back guarantee that each spoonful will
clean your sluggish liver better than a
dusc OF nasty csioncl and that il aon't
make you siek.
Dedson'a Liver Tone il real liver
m~liene. You'll know Il nest morning
hcausc you sll waks up iesliag flue.
your liver will b. working; headache
and dizziness gone. stomach will bs
sweet aud bowels regular.
Doison'- Liver Tone Il entirely sere-
table. therefore harmless AMI can not
sallvaie. tiiss il 10 ye'rr children.
Nillinna II people arr using Dodson's
Lisef Zone iu-teni u danverons ealoniel
how lOsi druggist viii tell yen that
iha safe oi C4lVnel Ia almost stopped
,ntinly here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-04

when school closes nexl May. Wins
low will have with her other good
school showings. one OF the best
trained kindergarten classes IN the
state"
Miss noles IL the only daughter OF
Judr' and Mrs. A II Boles. and was
graduated from q NJ a. With the
kindergarten training class OF 1914
This Is her second year Of suceesaiul
work al Winslow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-04
DAILY THOUGHT.

We ought 10 acquaint ourselves
with, the beautiful. We ought to con.
template Il with replurc. and attempt
to raise ourselves up To It's height.
And IN order to gain strength for
that. We must keep ourselves thor.
oughly unseiish--we must not make
II our own. but rather seek To com.
municate Il. indeed. to make saeri
flee of Il 10 those who are dear and
precious TO US.
Goethe.