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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
Activities Increased.

Berlin. March 1.-THE let up Of Sc
we're winter conditions along the Rus
sian front has been accompanied by
increased activity. II In officially an
houncsd that the British advance on
the Macedonian front has been re-
PULSED. - ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
SUBMARINES LEVIED ]
'HaI # 100000 TONS
German Submarines Returning to Their Base
FssG Fss.Ss SssTSa9 Winter %ss y assS Msrs
RspaXsax on Ruesien ErmontE on ETuEka Ahan. vi !
doned Important Position.

Berlin, March 7cGerman subma-
sines returning between March LIST
and Ord from their operations. report.
cd the sinking Of vessels with an az.
pegate tonnage Of 2O4.000. says the
Ovefseas Agency. = -
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
TURKS Abandon Position.

London. March 1.-THE official re.
port from Egypt says the TURKS have
abandoned . strong position near
oheIkl nuran. west OF sheIlaI.T' ~ s'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
French Attack RepuIsed.

Berlin. March THE French were
repulsed in last nights attack on the
German positions at cauiere's Wood
ON the verdun front. the war office
announces.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
FROST -1IQN!GBT

The weather bureau Il predicting q
temperature tonight for Bryan and
vicinity OF IS degrees. with frost
Frost warnings are given for the pro
lection Of young vegetation. rlsi
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07

Tho lecture BY Rev. ,. Elliott Ross.
which vas BY some mistake announc-
I'd for yesterday evening. VIII b d.
lsversd this "wednesday evening q
f<s a. g. yoseph's ehsrch. 4 cor
eel welcome b aIl. t#tt
In olussxnR.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
Russian Cruiser Damaged.

Berlin. March 1.-THE Russian ar
mored cruiser Ryurek struck anime
in the Gulf OF Finland and was badly
damaged. the Overseas News Agency
says. '-lr-- ~ r. --s1 at--ir
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
SERVICES At UNION NIL.

Rev. d. s. Palmer Of San Antonio
is holding services each night In the
school house At Union nm. Rev,
Palmer Ia = msnseer ~ the RecrEanis.
ID Church o. Jesus oAriss Of Latter
Day Saints. which IL ns in the least
connected with the Mormons OF Utah.
and is very desirous Of speaking to a.
large congregations o. possible. All
are cordially invited to attend these
services t
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
CONFERENCE BEFuEEN
: ] WILSON J! | 5 |! I ]! AND FgALs 4! 6!
The President, Leading Democrats and Officials
Conferred and Following the Conference the.
Idea Gained Ground That Our Ships Gould
Be Armed Some Wanted to Delay, But the
President Urged Haste. - ,, ,' '- = r.. r.. Z,

Washington, March THE definite
impression that American merchant
men could be armed in the near fu,
ture gained ground today following =
conferences between President Wilson.
administration officials and Demo
cratic senators. Democrats said they
expected prompt action. .PresIdent
wihon told them he was anxious for
~ prompt action as possible. and that
the country T. deeply aroused oyer
the action Of q ,fsw ssnatots. vho
should not be allowed to interfere
with the welfare of the country.
New rules to prevent filibusterins
are being considered by the senate
caucus today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
kueG kLuo HOP.

The usual Kubc Kiub hop will bc
given at the club rooms on Thursday
evening at $50. Members only.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07

British Cavalry Advanced. 4
London. March 7.-British cavalry
advanced Monday within nine miles
Of otesoiphon. on the Tigris front. II
= officially stated.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07

p AUTOMOBILES REGISTERED.
<ss-Tony salvato. Overland. stecle's
Store. ~
soo-Ffank Webb. demoastrasor.
Bryan.
soi-J. '. Basvell. Overland. Bryan.
800. W. Williams. rord. Bryss.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-07
500 ALIENS TAKE
T. OUT FIRST PAPERS

fny Associated r-s~s
Chicago. March 7--ftve hundred
aliens took out fIrrs pspcrr last nIshs.
Groups sponsored By the Polish =. n.
c. A. were sworn In h . body.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

Say-ail'!-
He broke or suddenly, perplcxcd
look Oh his face, an uncasiness, hest
tation In his manner.
what Is 1t, Barlow9" Stella asked
kindly. GLOW is everything I'D the
lakc2"
1t was common enough In her expe-
riencc, that temporary embarrassment
Of logger before her. Sho knew them
for men with boyish souls boyish in
stincts, rude simplicitics Of heart. Long
ago she had revised those FIRST super
fetal estimates Of them as gross, hulk
Ing brutcs who worked hard and drank
harder, coarscned and callouscd by their
occupation. They had their weakness
cs, but their virtues of abiding loyalty,
their reckless generosity, their simple
directness, wcro great indeed. They
took their lives in their hands on skid
road and springboard TINT such as she
might flourish. They did not under
stand that, but she did.
"What is 1t, Bnrlow2" she repeated
"1Inve YOU just come down the lakc?"
"Ycs'm." he answered. "Say, Jack
don't happen to be here, docs hc2"
mo; he hasn't been here" she told
him.
Tho mans face fell
"Whnts wrong?' Stella demanded.
She Ind n swift divination that some
thing was wrong.
"Oh, dunno's anything's wrong par
ticular," Barlow replied. "Only-wcll,
Lefty lie sent me down to see If Jack
was Mt the Springs. We amt seen him
for couple uh days"
Her pulse Quickcncd.
And he has not come down the lallc?"
Il guess not" the logger said. ooh,
I guess it's I'LL right. jacks pretty
skookum In tho woods. Only Lefty got
uneasy. It's desperate hot and smoky
up there"
allow did you come DOWN. Arc you
going back soon?" she asked abruptly.
Il got the Wntcrbug," Barlow told
her. "I'm gon' right straight back"
Stella looked out over tho smoky lake
and back Mt the logger again. A sudden
resolution born of intolcrable uncer-
tainty, of n feeling that she could only
characterize rs fear, sprang full fledged
into her mind.
"Walt for me-" she said. I'm going
with YOU"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
CHAPTER XVIII,

"Out of the Night That Covers Mo-"
TIME Watcrbug limped. Her engine
misflrcd continuously, and Barlow
lacked the mechanical knowledge
to remedy It's allmcnt He was satisfied
to Let It pound away SO long rs 1t would
rcvolve ut all. So the boat moved slow
ly through TINT accomplishing smoke Mt
less thnn half speed. Outwardly tho
once spick and span cruiser bore every
mark OF hard usage. Her topsides were
foul, her decks splintcred by tho tramp
ing Of calkcd boots, grimy with SCOT
and cinders. 1t seemed to Stella that
everything and every ono on and about
Roaring lake bore somo mark Of that
holocaust raging IN tho timber, rs If
the fire were some malignant disease
mcnncing and marring oil that 1t affect
cd and affecting all that trafllckcd
within It's smoky radius.
But Of the fire itself sho could see
nothing, even when lato in tho after
noon they drew IN to the bay before her
brothers camp. a heavier smoke cloud,
more pungcnt of burning pitch, blan-
ketcd the Shores lifted In blue, rolling
masses farther back. A greater heat
made the mir sitting causing tho eyes
to smart and grow watcry. That was
the only difference.
Barlow laid the Watcrbug alongside
the float. He had already told her that
Lefty Howe, with the greater part Of
Iyfe's crew, was extending and guard
ing Bcnton's fire trail, and he half ex-
pected that Fyfe might have turned up
IL
spasmodic coughing Of donkey engines,
dull resounding Of TX blades. Barlow
led the way. They trayersed few
hundred yards Of path through brush,
broken tops and stumps, coming at last
into fairway cut through virgin tim
Der, sixty foot strip denudcd Of every
growth, great frs fclled and drawn far
aside. brush piled and burned. A breast
work from which to fight advancing
fire, 1t ran away into the heart of a
smoky forest Here and there black
ened, fire scorched patches abutted
upon its northern flank, stumps Of great
trees smoldcring, cracking yet At the
first such place half dozen men were
busy with shovels blotting out streaks
Of fire that crept along In the dry leaf
mold. No, they had not seen Fyfe.
But they had been blamed busy. ue
might be up above.
: Half n milo beyond that, beside the
first donkey shuddering on Its anchored
skids as 1t tore an eighteen inch cedar
out by the roots, they came on Lefty
Howe He shook his head when Stella
asked FOR :yfe.
! ale took twenty men around to tho
main camp day before yesterday" said
Lefty. "Thcre was piece uh timber
| beyond that he thought no could save.
| well, I took shoot around there
| yesterday after your brother got hurt,
| Jack wasn't there. Host Of tho boys
was at camp loadin' gear on the scows.
They said Jack's gone around to Tum.
blin' creek with one man. He WASN'T
Continued on Page Seven.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

shoulder, saw her brothers tousled
head on a pillow. A nurse In uniform
sat beside his bed. Linda closed the
door silently.
"Come into the kitchen, where we
won't make noise," she whispered.
a fire burned in the kitchen stove.
Linda sank into willow rocker.
I'm weary as Atlas" she said. 1--WE
been frctting for SO long. Then late
yesterday afternoon they brought him
homo to me like that. The doctor was
probing for the bullet when I wired
you. I was in panic then, think.
Half past 4! How did you get here so
soon? How could you? There's no
train"
Stella told her.
"Why should Monohan shoot him2"
she broke out. "For Gods sake, talk,
Linda"
There was curious impcrsonality
in Linda's manner, as If she stood
aloof from 1t all, as If the fro Of her
vitality had burned out. She lay back
In her chair With eyelids dropping,
~~s~s, ~Assa-se
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BIG TIM Der
CONTINUED from Page Three.)

nish me II machine and u reiiuDle
chauffcur?"
"Roaring Springs?' he repeated.
"f1ow many passcngers?"
Zone. Myself"
Just minute"
She heard faint burblo of talk
away at the other end Of the wire,
then the same voice speaking crisply:
1--WE gotta big six roadster and a first
class driver. It'll cost you $75 in ad-
vance,"
your money Will be waiting for you
here" she answered calmly. "uow
soon can you bring tho car around to
the Hotel Granada?"
In ten minutes, II you say So"
Say twenty minutes, then"
"All right"
She dressed herself, took the elevator
down to the lobby, instructed the night
clerk to have a maid pack her trunk
and send IT. by express to IIopyard,
care of st, Allwoods hotel, on the lake.
Then she walked out to the broad
stopped carriage entrance.
A low hung, low hooded yellow car
stood there, exhaust purring family.
She paid the driver, sank into the soft
upholstering beside him, and tho big
SIX Slid out into the street. There was
no traffic. In few minutes they were
on the outskirts Of the city, the long
asphalt ribbon OF Kings way lying
like silver band between green, bushv
walls.
Ninety miles OF road, good, bad and
indifferent. forest and farm and roll
Ing hill and the Swamps OF Sumas
prairie, lies between Vancouver and
Roaring lake. At i In the morning,
with dawn an hour old, they woke the
Rosebud fcrryman TO cross the river.
twenty minutes after that Stella was
stepping stiilly out of the machine be-
fore Roaring Springs hospital. The
doctors Chinamnn was abroad in tho
garden. She bcckoncd him.
You saDe Mr.. Bcnton-Charlie Ben
ton| she asked. "IIe in doctors
house?"
The Chinnman pointed across the
road. Mist Bcntlc obah dah," he said.
"Felly much sick. Missa Bentlc lib
dab, all same glccn house"
Stella ran across the way, Tho front
door OF the green cottage stood wide.
An electric drop light burned In the
front room, though 1t was broad day.
When she crossed the threshold she
saw. Linda sitting H. a chair, her arms
folded on the table edge, her head rest
Ing on her hands. She was asleep,
and she did not raise her head till
Stella shook her shoulder.
Linda Abbey had been q pretty girl,
very fair, with apple blossom skin and
wonderfully expressive face It gave
Stella shock to see her now, to gauge
her suffering by the havoc 1t had
wrought. Linda looked old, haggard,
drawn. There was n weary droop to
her mouth. Her eyes were dull, life
less, just rs one might look who 10
utterly exhausted In mind and body.
Oddly enough, she spoke first Of some
thing irrelevant, inconsequcntial.
II fell asleep" she said heavily.
What time is IT."
Stella looked at her watch.
"Hnlf past H." she answered. "How
Is Charlie? What happened to him7"
"MOnohan shot him."
Stella caught her breath. She hadn't
been prepared for that.
as he's he She could not utter
the words.
"IIeIl get better. Wait" Linda
rose stiGiy frcm her seat \ door In
one side of TIE roo:n stood ajar. She
opened it, and Stella, looking over her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-06
K|P[|NG WAS RIGHT, says
HUSBAND WHO WIFE SHOT

Tulsa Jan Henry Wade, who was
shot by his wife last night during
their first quarrel, was found later
with a bullet thru the stomach lie
was taken to hospital and recovery
is believed to be impossible
'Kiplng was right said Wade.
"They are more deadly than male
The young woman begged to be ar
rested after She had called the police.
81 shot him. she said, "and know
] killed him couid see the blood
streaming out
Being unable TO find the corpus de
licu the police refused TO arrest the
young wife then, but she has since
been locked up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-06
BIC | 0 7 SALE
At NEW HEALDT0N
0 N N 0 N D 4 Y


New Healdton Ian g New Ilcald
ton win be the best town ever
built" said Jake Z Ilamon today
and can say with degree Of
pride that no man ever bought towR
lot from me and lost money on his
investment There is necessity for
town at New Healdton the oil
fields need railway trasporiaiion ano
that road Is being built by myself
and associates The steel is ON the
Ground and two miles OF road includ
ing the track nave been completed.
Between 00 and 200 teams are en-
gaqed in doing this grazing work and
electric motor ears win make rcgu
llr TRIPS between this new town and
/ Ardmorc before the middle Of the
winter The lIealdton oil Telds need
railway town TO supply IFS operaf
ore with material ana IFS workmen
w'th tho,r snrnlies and the demaad
WIN ho met IN Now lIcaldton
Nr Hamon who is one Of the larg
os' oil operators in the state Is TAX
Ing a spocia pride in his new town
and ever opportunity will be given
! fhoeo who invest in his property
rborn win be be profits in This city
that win GROW 70 --1a ->1usand peo
pe the first month Scores Of mer
chants and workmen are now eamn-
ed upon the townsiio waiting for the
opening date. Tuesday Jlnuarv Z
lIealdton oil fields have given III
more fortunes TO men than any 9th
err oil area in the gtate and other and
greater fortunes will be made here
Those on the ground can see these
opportunities while those who do no
have the courage to break away from
old surroundings and old environ
ments cannot A very little money
and plenty of pep and will power arr
the only capital You need There il
a chance here for every man who
l1s iron in his blood and who ha'
+ the courage to take a chance There
Will be from five to a dozen mel
J waiting for every house that is built
Come and witness the greatest ener
gy You ever say displayed before TIT
openinp date is Tuesdqy January Q
New IIealdton is 30 miles north an,
west Of Ardmore Terms of sale q
per cent down and per cent a month
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.

CONFINED rRoM PAGE ONE.a
his advance on Geat2, > miles north,
the clearing OF Dobrudia of Russians
ana further successes in Moldovia.
have brought the Rumanian situation
TO a new phase
Tie Rraila bridge head while IL
itse,f an integral part of the south r
crn line held by 'le Russians, run
ming northwe tward from the Dan
ube toward the Moldovian frontier
from an outlying defense of that line
On the lnube end, and its capture
weakens the eastern f,anking of the
southern position
Galatz. likew,s~. on the Danube lice
just behind the Sereth line and that
town now is menaced by the German
Bulgarian movement across the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-06
LY D n VI A n 7 s
PROBE Of STATE.
He Al tn OFFICE


Oklahoma City, Jan 6-An investi-
cation OF the state department Of
health OF which DR. w Duke, an ap-
pointee OF the governor, is the head
is suggested by Secretary of State J
l. Lyon in a communication sent to
the house OF representatives in reply
to the recommendation of the COVER
nor that the legislature Investigate
certain expense items in the office Of
the secretary Of state.
Secretary Lyon charges that one
w G Short of Durant, the governors
home town, received pay from the
state from January to July 1915, as
pure food and drug inspector with
out rendering any service to the state
In suggesting the investigation or
The health department, Secretary Ly
on says ne welcomes an investigation
Of his own department
His letter to the legislature fol
lows.
In reading the message delivered
by His Excelency, the Governor, on
January 18th, to the legislature, find
that he recommends to your honorable
Dody an investigation Of this depai
ment | would like TO invite an in
yetigation of this department by
your honorable body and will vel
come same The records Of the Of
flee are open for your approval or
Lsapproya, and | do not think that
justice will be rendered me without
this investigation being had.
Attached hereto you will find cor
respondenco between the governor
and myself which | ask You 10 read.
II is unfortunate indeed that this
trouble has arisen between the gov
ernor and the secretary Of states
office. You can readily understand
this request of you by the governor,
when | direct your attention to DR. j
w Duke, state health commissioner.
who is personal friend Of Governor
Williams, and will ask you to inquire
for the reason that he did not ask
an investigation of the health depart
ment, when one w G Short of Durant
Okla. drew his salary as pure food
and drug inspector from January -,
l9l5 TO July !, 1918, without render
ing any service to the state Of Okla
homa. | call your attention to this
one instance.
1t is not for me to ask any fulth-
err that this deficiency be approved
and | shall not insist on said defic
iency being approved, this being left
entirely to your honorable body"
DR. Duke said the charges of LyOr
were childish and that they were in
tended as a slap at Gov William.
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IN n xH ~ n q n n bxE e. .
E OF LOCAL MOMENT X
NEE n n IL q 81 ~ n "a 81 VI II u a

Sunday afternoon con ert Guthrie
theatre, $50 o'clock.
Four new oil tests are carded for
Logan early next spring
Live wires are connected up with
the good roads movement
All the material on the ground for
the Santa Fes new round house.
Work is being rushed on the new
Reumeli Braun cold storage house
Sunday will be warm and clear ac-
cordng to the weatherman's predic-
ton.
There are four newspaper men in
the United State senate and ~ in
the house.
The good roads spirit is abroad III
the land and the folks are moved
thereby.
Rabbits are plentiful and fishing is
said TO be good Duck and quail sea
son is over.
New Healdton lot sale Monday,
will be attended by a good many
Guthrie people.
The NJ Cassidy interests brought in
good well. it is rumored in the Yale
field this week.
The Highland and Gem hay.
framed strong feature bills for sat
urday and Sunday.
sam Sommer, farmer of near Sew
ard, was hit by an automobile yesler-
day afternoon, while walking in the
road near his farm. The automobile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-06
LOT SALE At NEW
HEALlT0N, MONDAY
Jake Hamon to Place Oil Town
Lots on Market; Big Crowds
Present

New Healdton. Jan G-ln no gold,
copper or zinc mining region and IN
no other oil field was there ever
ouch an opportunity to make money
as New Healdton offers to every mai
who has the faith to buy its proper
tv or the courage to engage in busi-
ness in its precincts. New Healdton
is the town which Jake l. Hamon
will place on the market in the Heald
ton oil fields thirty miles north and
west of Ardmore on the Morning OF
Tuesday January g. Hundreds OF
people are waiting for the OPENING
day.
This town is the only raYroad town
from which the Healdton fields will
be supplied The great supply hous-
es and plpe yards will be here. The
oil sands at Healdton are more than
go feet Sick, they will produce oil
when This generation - ~oro a'''ea
nearby fields are being developed,
only the surface of oil production =
southern Oklahoma has been touched
"'d ~~o7tn~ fn~',ues will he r,r'lo
horo IN the next three years than
have been made in the past three On
the market Jan 2.
There will be from five to dozen
men waiting to take every house Of
fered for rent. Terms of sale, 2n
per cent down and 10 per cent n
month.
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P A N CHI D VILLA
D { FE A T Ed | N
F|E ERCE FIGH 7.


El Paso, Jan 6 pancho villa
though defeated in his battle with
Gen Francisco Murguia Friday es
capped with the greater part Of his
army 1t is estimated that aoo4 Of
his men were killed wounded or
cantured
Martin Lopez, and another villa
general among the Slain according 70
~ official report received here from
the Carran2a commander
Villa Leads Attacks.
General Mnraua stated that his
commend pushed back Villa troops
f'vo miles after coming into contact.
Noct'oo rups Gro credited with nlav-
'r~ an imrortapt nart IN the offaN-
r'vo IN which hoth cavalry and in
f0"'rv were heavily engaged
vuo oooordino to fho ronori nov
rc"nu' 'o1 ro~oafod cavalry oHac|,
orr 'osf Nrrg9i''s ioron'~ which wero
o'ootod v.''h hoavv 'oesoa
ro--vo~~ mr-t ! ~.
pos'1os Villo'a hosvy 'orso .l tnon
,o",o. omnrniiion. orr's ona o'hcr
~o'o''a1q cono,ql Nnrooia claim,
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PAYS $1f,ooo FOR FORTY
ACRE LEASE NEAR EMO

Enid, Jan Cd NJ Van W.nkle OF
Oklahoma CITY has completed deal
whereby he purchased the S 4 fo.tg
orrs of 'hc $ y quarter ll-es-l wast
Tho consideration in the deal rs Sit
nvA siyo I .as nd dollars in ell
cam VOLS 10 he drilled at once on
~ '.nd. The land lies three and
ono half miles south Of CARRIER and
two miles northwest Of the Hoy well.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-06
Twenty Pharmacy Candidates.

Twenty persons are expected to
Il ke the examination to be given
Tuesday and Wednesday by the state
board of pharmacy. Ten are eligible
TO taSc the test because oi fees paid
at the last examination
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The interest aroused when Thorn
as W Lawson Of Boston spiG if there
were a complete investigation OF
leaks TO Wall Street from Washing
ton there would not be quorum OF
either house found an echo in the
Senate Tuesday, Jan Q when Sena-
tor William ] Stone of Missouri.
chairman, of the Foreign Relations
committee, referred in a speech to
Lawson as low creature and a
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doe Willis has purchased the old
Roniield brick block across the street
from the federal building, on south
sectnd street and will start a furni-
ture exchange, separate from his
present Business
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7 BRIEF BITS BY WIRE Z
a. MaxE HgyMx

Romc-Olinto Amati twice regent
of San Marino. has boon arrested o.
q charge Of embezzling 100000 lire
of the republics funds, according 70 "a
dispatch from aimini the capital o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-06
Supreme Court Reorgan-
ization Monday.

The regular January term OF the
supreme court will begin Tuesday
morning The biennial organization
of the court will be effected Monday
when the chief Justice and the vice
chief Justice are to be selected