davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Boi de|avcev proti mesar.
skim baronom.

zgol pri dejstvih.
F R. Walsh, zastopnik unij je
opravicil Fitzpatrick in dejal, da
je sledniji lie preprosti kovac,
"nerlk visjim maniram, ki pristo-
jajo gentlemenom."
Fitzpatrick je dokil klavniske
tvrdke, da so prelomile pogodbO
in omenil je umazanosti, XII so jih
" stanu doprinesti delodajalei.
Slikal je stremljenja unij, Xxi so
81 prizadevale uravnati difference
in kako je bill odbor Fed. of La
Dor kratkomalo odslovljen, ne da
bi mogel govoriti voditelji
tvrdk.
j. P. Walsh je podal sledeco IL
javo: "Lastniki so nam oferirah
25 centov povisanja, toda to nj
dovolj. Nasa zahteva 1 dollar po-
visanja je zmerna in nlkakor pre-
tirana. Povprecna plaza klavni-
skin delavcev znaSa po $2.75 ma
dan, ali q centov ma urO.
Statistike dokazujejo, da je po-
trebnih 200 dolarjev vec ma leto,
kakor pa je vsota, XII jo dobe de-
lavci, in to cello potem, &c Sc Jim
da doklade 1 dollar, &c hocejo ime-
ii dostojno in zdravstvenim raz-
meram odgovarjajoce zivljenje!"
"Pricale bodo tudi zenske, ka'
iko veliko siromastvo vlada v klav.
niskem distriktu," = je dejal
Walsh.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
POGUMEN MESAR.

Jersey City, N. Y. = V soboto
zvecer so vstopili v prodajalno me-
sarja Williama j. AIepa, ko je
ravno presteval dnevni izkupieek,
trije revolverji oborozeni moski,
XII so zahtevali cd mesarja, da
dvigne roke. Mesar pa je bliskovi-
to magic potegnil samokres, ustre-
lii enega roparja in ranil oba nje-
gova tovarisa, preden so bill ro-
parji v stanu oddati en- sam strel.
Obstreljena roparja sta Sc teza-
vo odvlekla ma cesto, kjer ju je
aretovala policija.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
IZ BOLNICE v ZAPOR.

Chicago, Ill. : Pavlina Plotka,
ki je ustrelila v petek svoJega plv-
Sega ljubimca zdravnika DIR. An
ton j Jindra in takoj nato zavzi-
la dozo strupa, je sedaj vsled ia
kojsnje pomoei toliko okrevala, da
SO jo prepeljali IL bolnice V jeco.
Omenjena dospodiena Plotka
pravi, da je izvrsila to dejanje
vsled tega, ker je zdravnik prelo-
mil besedo in je nj hotel poroeiti,
dasi jej je to sveto zagotovil.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
BOZ PROTI MESARSKIM BA'
RONOM.

Chicago, I'll. = Pri obramavi
XII Sc je vrsila Chicagu In pr
kateri Sc je obravnavalo o poloza'
ju v klavnicah, je prislo do spo
ra med ] Fitzpatrickom, predsed'
nixon Chicago Fed. of Labor, IN
odvetnikom, XII je zastopal klavni.
ske barone.
Predsednik Fitzpatrick Sc nj
posluzeval morda kakih visokodo-
neeih fraz, temvec je govoril k ma.
vadnem, vsem umljvem jeziku
Slikal je obzalovanja vreden po.
lozai delavcev v klavnicah, po-
vedal je, kako Sc izrabljuje DELAY
ce, XII so naravnost sramotno IN
berasko placani in kakemu pre-.
ganjaju so izpostavljeni oni, XII
izkusajo izboljsati delavski polo,
zaj.
Izpovedal je: "Leta dolgo Sc nj
so upali clani unije niti svojim ze-
nam razodeti, da pripadajo unlJl,
kajti bali so Sc, da ne bi klavnis-
ko vodstvo tega izvedelo, ker v
tenn slueaju bi bill dotieni delavci
+ol,o; odnrScani -
"Mnogokrat so morali izpreme-
niti svoje ime, da jim je bilo moz-
no zasluziti 81 svoj vsakdanji
kruh." Ko je ma ia nacin slikal
polozai delavcev in brutalnost
klavniskih baronov, je skocil xvi
,sku j. G.. Candon, zastopnik 18th
in proti temu protestiral. Rekel
je: "To je prostovoljna obravna-
va in JAZZ ne ostanem vec tukaJ,
&c bodo unije mole kliente ma ta-
ko sramotni nacin napadale. "Ce
ne marate slisati resnice, bonn
moleal", je delal Fitzpatrick, ko
je sodnik omenil, da je to prosto-
voljna obravnava in da Sc maj
Fitzpatrick V, syojih izvajanjih
kolikor mogoce omeji in ostane
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Francosko porocilo.

Pariz, Francija. = Nase in So
vrazno topniStvo je bilo aktivno V
okraju Miette reke.
V Sampanji so napadli Nemci V
pondeljek popoldne nase posto-
janke jugozapadno Butte du Mes
nil. Mas ogenj je sovraznika pre-
podil, Sc preden je dOsegel naSe
vrste.
Odbit je bill V ravnoiStem Okraju
tudi napad, ki so ga pOdvzeh tri-
je nemSki bataljoni.
Sovraznik je bill vsepovsod We
likimi izgubami odbit in Sc je mo-
raj umakniti, pustivSi naSim vo-
jakom trideset vjetnikov, vStevSi
enega GaStnika
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
$4,000 BREzPosELNIH LJUDI.

Newark, N. Y. " torek je u
stavila Public Service Company,
vsled pomanjkanja premoga vse
obratovanje. = 2 delom Sc NOR
da Sc cell teden ne bo prieelo.
Vsled tega je samo V Newarku
preko $4,000 delavcev, Xxi delajo
" raznih tovarnah, brezposelnih.
Enako stevilo brezposelnih delav-
vec je pa tudi v okolici.
&c Sc ne bo situacija izboljsala,
bo tudi Public Service Cas- Com
pany ustavila obratovanje.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
ZRACNI NAPAD MA LONDON.

London, Anglia. = Sovrazni
letalci so napadli v pondeljek po-
noci anglesko obal, in sicer je bill
to tretji napad v treh noceh.
Uradno poroeilo Sc glasi:
"Sovrazna letala so krizala da-
mes kmalu po devetih zveeer an
glesko obal in so letela proti Lon
donu.
V zadnji noel je bilo vsled zrac-
mega napada ubitih 16 oseb 81 Pa
ranjenih
Pri zracnem napadu v soboto
ponoci je bilo enajst oseb ubitih
in stir ranjene.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
PovoDEJN v NAPOLEON, o.

Toledo, O. = q velikim trudom
Sc je posrecilo resiti petdeset
druzin, skupno tristo osebami, ko
je reka Maumee poplavila pred
nestle mesta Napoleona. Ljudi je
resil neki crnec, XII jih je prevazal
S colnom, vsakokrat po petero O.
seb.
Dvajset malih hisie okolici je
v nevarnosti. Resevalno mostvo
della noGindan.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Zapadna fronta.

London, Anglia. = V ponde-
lick pono6i so naSe eete prepodile
sovrazni oddelek, ki je napadel
nase postojanke V soseScini Cav
relle.
Portugalski vojaki so Well ne
kaj sovraznikov V bizini Neuve
Chapelle.
V Okraju MeSSines Sc je vrsilo
nekaj bojev med prednjimi stra-
zami, V katerih je incl sovraznk
izgube g
Sovrazna artilerija je bila ak
tivna Juno araS-cambraiske ee-
ste, severno Lensa in sOseScini
Zonnebecke.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
DvoJE NEMsKIH ARMAD v
RUSIJI.

Berolin, Nem6ija, Is. febr. =
Nemci so pri6ei ma ruski 'front.'
ofenzivo. Nemske 6ete so prekora-
Gle reko Dvino. To poro6ilo je IL
dal generalni glavni stan. Poroci-
10 Sc glasi, kot sledi:
"SovramoSti ma ruSki 'front.' so
Sc prieele danes opoldne tenn, da
so Nemci prekoracili Dvmo. Reko
so prekoraeili brez boja-
"Poklicane, da pomagajo Ukra-
JIM V njenem boju proti veliki Ru-
sill, so prieele naSe eete prodlratl
smeri cd Kovela".
Avstriici Sc MISC hoteli pridruziti
ofenzivi.
London, Anglia, Is. febr. =
Nemeija je pri6ela danes VojnO
proti bolSevikom ma severn, do
elm diva V juzni Rusiji civilna
vojna.
Depese IL Stockholma mama
niaio, da nameravajo Nemci "a
vzeti province Esthonija in 1.-Two
Mia.
V Esthoniji vlada panika. Vo-
iaki in delavski odbOri so prieeli
preganjati aristokrate. Ukazai so
zapreti vse mad sedemnajst let sta
re moSke in mad 21 let stare zen
ske, XII pripadajo aristoraciji. =
Dozdaj so zaprh re vec kakOr IL
soc ariStokratOv
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
PONOVNI UPORI MED MEM
SKIM CETAMI MA VZHODNI
'FRONT.'.

Petrograd, Russia. : Brzojav-
Ike liz Moskve naznanjajo, da so Sc
nemske .cete v Grodnu in Kovnu
uprle, ker so dobile povelje oditi
ma zapadno fronto.
Uporniki so zasedli moeno utr-
jene postojanke, Xxi jih brani
niihova lastna artilerija. TIE ce-
te so ze odbile nekaj napadov, ki
so jih izvrsile ma njihove posto-
janke lojahe nemSke cete.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19

bojev pehote.
Jugoiztocno Tahure " Sam
panjskem okraju), so Sc vrsili bo-
il lokalnega pomona.
Vsled lepega vremena Sc je W.
Silo zivahno zracno bojevanje Ma
81 letalci so metali bombe ma vo-
jaske naprave "a sovraznikovimi
crtami; emo letalo je napadlo
London.
V zadnjih dveh dnevih je bilO
sestreljenih Sestnajst sovrazniko-
viii letal in dvoje opazovalnih ba-
lonov. Sestreljena so bila v zrac-
nih bojih in obrambnimi topovi,
Cd drugod nj nicesar vaznega
poroGati.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
KAKo JE v NEMc1J1.

Pc sestmesecnem bivanju V
Nemeiji je dospel v Zurih Nemec
Ignacij Kinast.
V Nemcijo je prisel julia me-
SEGA. Samo v Monakovem je bill
prica stirinajstim izgredom, Xxi SO
Sc vrsili vsled slabega zivilskega
polozaja. Samo V tenn distriktu je
bilo ubitih 294 in ranjenih 600 O.
seb
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
DEKLICA OTROVANA v PITT.
SBURGHU.

Pittsburgh, Pa. : V soboto je
aretovala policija nekaj oseb IL hi
Sc 237 Corrington St., XII so bile V
druzhi 20letne deklice Eme Kuhet,
XII so 10 naSli V nedeljo V njenem
stanovanju nezavestno in zastrll-
plieno z bikloridom. 0trovana de-
klica je sedaj v brezupnem STAN
iu V bolnici.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
STO RANJENIH AMERIKAN-
CEV JE PRISPELO IL
FRANCIJE.

New York, N. w Ameriko
so prispei prvi ranjeni vojah S
francoskega bojnega polja.
Prispelo je okoli sto ranjenih in
bolnih vojakov, XII Sc zdravijo v
Columbia bolnici. Izkrcali so Sc
pred priblizno desetimi dnevi.
v sredo Sc bo vrsil v New Yor-
ku velik koncert ma cast tenn vo-
jakom.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
MoRILCA oBEsENA,

Chicago, Ill. " petek sta bila
V Chicago obesena 2 morilca. Obe1
sill so ju OBJ poldesetih zjutraj v
tukajSnji jetnisnici.
O vseh podrobnostih eksekucije
bono porocali V petkovi stevilki.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
MA DOMU ZDRAVNIKA JE
USTRELIL ZENO.

Butler, Pa. = Frank Gould, 26
let star, je ustrelil svojo 2S-leno
zeno ma domu zdravnika, pri ka-
terem je bila vsluzbena. Morilec
je pognal nato sam sebi kroglo V
glavo. Zakonski var ze dale casa
nj Skupno zivel.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Razne vesti.

Mesar Kieb je bill vsled uboja
aretovan, toda ma njegovo oblju-
bo, da bo priSel k zaslisanju In o.
bravnavi, hpuscen ma svobodo.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
69-LETNA STARKA SPI ZE
STIRI DNI.

Salna, Kansas. = Mrs. Mary
Kerr, 69-letna starka, Sc nahaja
re Stiri dni V lethargiji, spanju po-
dobnem stanju, ne da bi bila bbl-
ma.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Pomorsko bojevanje.

London, Anglia. = Zakasnelo
nemsko uradno poroeilo mama
MIA:
"V noGi Is. februarja so napa-
die naSe lahke bojne ladje who'd
nj konec angleSkega prekopa. Pa
trolnih ladij, XII SO bile tamkaj ma
strait, nj vec tam. V blizini Do
verja je bill pogreznjen neki par
Mix"
Angleska admiraliteta pa zani-
ka, da bi bill potopljen kak par
mix in pravi, da so angleske pa
trolne ladje Sc vedno ma svojem
meStu.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Italijanska fronta.

Rim, Italia. = Med Posino in
Astico so Sc vrSili boji med pred
mimi strazami in naSe topnistvo
manjSega kalibra je obstreljevalo
sovraznika v okraju Laghi bazena.
Ma Asiago planoti je obstrelje-
valo naSe topnistvo sovrazne cete,
ki so bile ma pohodu skozi Galma-
rara dolmo, nato pa je osredoto-
clio ogenj ma okraje Val Frenze-
la in Val Brenta.
Sovraznik je obstreljeval nase
poStojanke ma vzhodnem koncu.
Moeno topniSko obstreljevanje Sc
ie vrSilo tudi na Monte Solarolo.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19

Kdor hoee " miru in zadovolj-
stvu ziveti, maj Sc ne briga "a gre
he svojega soseda.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Povisanje place tiskarjem.

Colorado Springs, Colo. - Uni
ja tipografov je izposlovala svo-
jim clanom $500 povisane place
ma teden. Emo tretjino tega Sc bo
pricelo takoj placevati, dive tretji-
nj v sestih mesecih in ostanek v
enem letu.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
v NEsRECNI RUSIJI TECE KRI POToKIH = DVoJE KAJ
ZERJEVIH ARMAD JE PREKoRACILo DvINo.

Aristokratje so obtozeni, da so
poslai delegate h kajzerju S pros
MO, da maj njegove cete okupirajo
Esthonijo, da tenn resijo provln-
co popolnega propada.
Nemeija in Avstrija sta podpi-
sail pogodbo, da bodo odsle nem-
Sle eete v Veliko Rusijo, docim
bodo ostale avstrijske samo ma u
krajinsH 'front.'. To vest so prime
sic dunajske brzojavke.
Poljske Gete premagane.
Protirevolucija poljskih Get V
Minsku je bila dne 6. februarJa
po bolSevikih vduSena, pravi po-
ro6ilo, datirano dne Z. feb, ki je
dospelo IL Minska. Neka eeta, Sc
stoieGa Seststo Poljakov je bila
unieena. Brzojavka poroea:
"Dne 6. febr., Sc je vrsila v
Minsku bitka med delavsko-voja,
skimi eetami in protirevoluciJo,
narnimi cetami poljskih legij. =
Bitke Sc je vdelezilo 1000 moz in
topnistvo. Pc krvavem boju Sc
zmagale delavsko-vojaske 6ete.
"Neki SeststO moz moean Odde-
lex je bill unicen. Nerabna sta po'
stala diva topova in poljska konje-
Mica Sc je umaknila.
"Mestno prebivalstvo je nase
Gete prisrcno sprejelo in jim
vsem postreglo. Poljske eete so sc
umaknile V neredu; demokraticni
element jih je zapustil in Sc pri.
druzil vrStam revolucijonarjev. "
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
S francoske fronte Sc je
povrniIo sto Americanov
ITAL RUSILCI NAPADII AVSTRIJSKO PRISTANI-
see IS FRANCOSKE FRONTE JE DOSPELO 100
AMERISKIH RANJENCEV

with the Postmaster at Chicago Ill., February l9t
1917 as required by the Act of octobe6th 1917
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
vojne vesti.

True translation Chicago Ill., February e
1917 as required by the Act of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19

Mnogokrat je mrtvec Sc gorak,
preziveli pa so ze mrzli.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Nemci so priceIi vojno
2 boISeviki.

Tue translation Postmaster at Chicago Ill., February 9
1917 as required by the Act of octOber6th 1917
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19
Zraeno bojevanje.

Nasi topovi so sestrelih dvoje
nemSkih letal.
NaSa letala so bombardirala ze-
lezniSke postaje V Thiacourtu,
Thionville, Metz, Sablonsu in Pag-
ny-sur-Maselle, sovraznikOve ma
prave V Hirsonu in sovraznikova
letalisca.
Ia letala SO vrgla preko $4,000
ky. razstreljiva, kar je povzroei-
10 mnogo razstrelb In pozarov ma
bombardiranih poslopjih.
NemSko porocilo.
Berlin, NemGija. = Ma mnogfh
mestih fronte so Sc vrSili topni-
ski dvoboji.
Vrsilo Sc je tudi nekaj manjih
Glas svobode., 1918-02-19

Sreca je slepa in SLEPT.
The sun., 1918-07-28

cal research. To-day an unprecedented
call is being made for men Of college train
ing who can undertake the development of
new methods of manufacture, new apph-
cations of machinery and the necessary
investment of very large amounts of capt.
tai.
AT last our conservative manufacturers
are willing to admit that the German
chemical industry owes its strong posi-
tion solely to the highly scientific prepa-
ration of its eollaborators. In order 10
man the forces of the chemical organi-
cations our manufacturers have drawn
very heavily upon the reserves in our
several universities.
Professors, advanced students and
even only partially trained undergradu-
ates have been taken from our educational
institutions. The result is serious short
age of trained chemists and chemical en-
gineerS, and also our reserves have been
reduced TO such degree that unless we
Immediately provide for replacing them
with new recruits very serious situation
will develop.
A Matter of National Concern.
"The very best security for our chem
zeal industries is in the research labora-
tory manned by competent men, where
new processes are being worked ont and
chemical theories carefully applied. As
matter of national concern it is the duty
Of our educational institutions TO study
more closely the needs of industry and
provide training of a suitable character
for those men who desire to enter indus
trial occupations
The foregoing quotation is from a
memorandum of his message and appeal
prepared by Prof johnson for THE Sun
So far ii is in general terms. Specifically
what has he in mind? What's the answer
to the danger OF that serious sitaation9
The answer is money; larger endow
ment for the departments of organic
chemistry in the great private universe
ties; money without strings 10 it, placed
at the disposition of the heads of those
departments; money 10 hold the teaching
staffs, money to equip technical labora
tories, TO pay for research in the interest
of the whole national industry; money
for scholarships 10 put the promising
Youngsters through, so that when they
complete the course and go to jobs with
the manufacturers they will be qualified
not only to solve the monentary problems
but TO go Oh with the larger development
ahead
The sun., 1918-07-28
How Manufacturer Cooperate.

If a manufacturer wants Young chem
isis and expects, as he must, TO want more
of them in the future, its up TO him to
finance their training for him. And if an
alumni body wants its alma mater pre-
eminent in the FL Dorado being opened
TO orr chemical industry it's up TO the
well to do alumni 10 chip in and pay the
freight.
Already some of the manufacturers are
cooperating in the training by admitting
undergraduates 10 work in their plants on
part time basis, somewhat like the shift
schedules of the newer vocational schools
Prof. johnson considers such cooperation
mutually benefeent in the extreme. 1t
gives the student a practice experience
which at present he can get in no other
way, and he expects its extension to come
of itself, and in the end to win school
credit for the shop work. But the cooper
alton must go further 1t must take in the
writing of checks.
To illustrate the possibilities Of the kind
VA NiNo"hSi' III "pBS1iS i'A VII DNh'iA VA
the scientific schools of the private univer-
sites, he cites their medical schools, also
Sprague Institute, whose scientists were
made free to concentrate their studies on
a general industrial problem, the safe
guarding of the health of workers in
chemical manufactures. The whole nation
profits by the fruits of such endowments.
State universities, he points out, are in
their nature restricted as to research. Tax
payers assessed at four mill rate for the
maintenance of State university natu-
rally expect a return of scientific help with
local problems. Ultimately, Prof. John
son hopes, the Government, aware of the
national asset in chemical industry and
appreciative of what the private scientific
schools are doing for it now toward win
ming the war, will be ready to lend 6nGn-
oial hand. "a. .rG>EyT,. ,rgot7 . s'.s,.
,G However, he quite reaiines that this n
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For Sheriff.
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For SherIfs.
Walter II. Humphrey authorizes
The Daily Leader TO announce his
candidacy for the office OF Sheriff OF
Logan county. subject TO the decision
OF the Republican party primaries ic
be held August 9. 1918.
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For commlssionsr. ard District.

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missioner OF the Third District. Cres-
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another term. subsect to the will Of
the Republican voters In the coming
primaries. August 6.
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WANT rs
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~ ANNOUNCEMENTS. n
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For Court Clerk.

For Court Clerk.
VIM. u Walker. present deputy
court clerk. in charge OF the county
court division. authorizes The Daily
Leader TO announce his candidacy for
court clerk. subject to the Republican
Primaries. August 6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-20
RANCE Of THE MARKETS
TODAN's QUOTATIONS
~ WIRE: HOME
MAnkt.IS

kAnSAs CRY MARKETS
soos.
Receipts. 600
Market STEADY
nuik OF sales, SO 80 10 tigs0
Top price go sa
.ArTtE.
Receipts, 200
Market steady
Prime fed steers. ti7sb 20 $500
Dressed beef steers. si3s0 to tiT %
Cows. tsTb 10 1880.
sHEUP.
Receipts. 26o0
Market. steady
Lambs. SO 90 10 $50 90.
Noarlingr tiso0 20 ti7so
wclhers, $500 10 iiGo0
Ewes iii 90 TO titoo.
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For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
The Leader Is authorized 10 an
nounce Ed Robertson as q candidate
for Sheriff OF Logan county. subject
TO the will OF the voters in the Re
publican primaries August 6
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Account leaving ghe vggy nn -
weaks vacation oar affiev a. lsa 70 "a
1 lrS asrvet will be closed DARING nv
absence fhs pahllc q requested le
landle all haaln~ss lhFoaGh our agent.
n y msATauN. Z r a y
bt Smith & Western nallwad
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~atLr WIN veU WAN" ouv
asv,s svAnea
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Oh lsasss ana tovnskip plass fos
a Dsa- % sais sf Leader ec1ca
A1so assignmeuts. sfncavsts q 49,
bnniea 81 asn1sSs se essA bsons
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guides, imported Swiss ard hone
maoe Cana dan, 10 teach you 70 climb
On The hscf II q glacier before
breatfast. TO 10 roped up a naouf
tam ilke fly in the early sunshine
u some Aug1ft cay that Wgalt rr.H
you alive down fcnss: fo teach tos
N tsh shether yea know hov OF ll.
snn 70 eat trssf broiled On sficks
You vii find good ho;cls-rl.ar -
across the continent from No
Scotia with ~ ir 81 Ses Enriar
= century eRo. over Iivhi fron gra.
ton. 70 ls<i <isriz ea the Pscilr. ahirh
. t1s hsing mage VI eld EnxiAnd.
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For County commIsssonsr. 2nd Dist
The Leader IL authorised 10 an
aounce George Purdem OF Guthrie
tcwnship. - . candidate for county
commissioner. second district. cub
ject to the Republican primary. Aug
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OLD established firm at Oklahoma
City desires 10 engage office assist
ant. Only thoroughly capable expert.
onced need apply. who will be given
opportunities for Advancement Full
information required In reply. Address
* y" care Leader
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WOMEN WANTED Fun time, salar,
s2i, selling guaranteed hosiery 20
wearer. SOC an hour spare time. nig
spring business Experience unneces-
sary. Guarantee Mnls. Nofrisiown.
Pa.
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For County Judge.
The Daily Leader is authorized 10
announce the name OF Judge X G
Bassett, present assistant county at
torney as a candidate for county
Judge. subject 70 the will OF the Re-
publican voters at the August pri-
maries.
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= c1nnged. n not. notify this office
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0D8 wi1l b continued In chang
~ addresses give both old and new
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OIL LgASxs AND Plata

on leases ana township pists -
q osa. on sale ~ Leader offics
Alss assienmenfs. sffidsvits Of Doe
bsssasa anl sfldavit Of eash bonn
DsiA Al CT the --latest forms. an
esnforn TO oil leasing lavA
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o. beaess A. township plsfs Ia
- 0sa. % sals q Leader ecElca
49, asslg.nsnts. sffIdayifs q pos-
Dosion ana asfidavif u casA bonus
~ All of the latest forms, a.
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