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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
STEEL STRIKE STILL
IN DOUBTFUL STAGE;
REPORTS CONFLICT
CHICAGO PLANT ANNOUNCES IT
"W,lL CLOSE DOWN FOR RE
PAIRS WITHIN THE COURSE
CT A WEEK-NO RIOTS OR DIS
ORDERS REPORTED.

The inclusion Of the Bethlehem
steel Companys plants IN the 8'rlke
rea has 80 far only served to broaden
ne cone Of the conflicting claims OF
the opposing sides. The ninth day
I the great struggle opened with the
ituati0n on all the battle fronts Vlf-
ualIy unchanged, mill officials issu-
rng their customary statement that
more men were returning to work
ana union leaders cOunterllg with
The equally customary assertion that
he strike was spreading and victory
ertall.
No definite Developments were re-
,orted from the Pittsburgh district
while the only positive item from the
'hicago field was the official state
nent from the American Sheet aId
Tin Plate company hat its plant. en-
Toying i.t03 men. would be closed
Town within a the week for repairs "
Uneasiness Marks Strike.
Chicago, Sept 80. After a day OF
| utile efforts of the big steel mills in
| 'hicago to induce sufficient mum
l
| rperate on a larger scale. chief at
| ention today turned to the United
states steel corporation plants al
larry. Ind. With more than fifty
! minor acts Of violence reported tC
he police last night. further develop
| nent today restlessly We're awaited
Union leaders We're perturbed as the,
| card repeated reports tkat III TEN
| 'er OF the strikers was rising.
! With the advance of cold weather
is stated thousands face destitu
| ion. Twenty families were reporte
n want yesterday.
II was stated officially that tn
| American Sheet and Tin Plate Con
Ipa1y said to employ 4h00 of tn
highest paid skilled workmen in III
district, would close within a wee
for extensive repairs. There was
rumor that If the men failed to retur
to work the plant would be closed 10
six months.
A threat to call for state or fee
aral troops resulted from the cias
! # approximately 1000 strikers an
their wives and a group of policeme
md guards turing the evening exc
| ius of $50 workers at Waukegan II
At South Chicago and Joliet the 81
jatiOn remained virtually unchanged
t was said TWO car loads of food ha
1een taken into South Chicago plant
for workers housed inside. Twent,
i've mounted policemen guarded tn
'ood ears past lines of pckets.
| John Fitzpatrick. director genera
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
Mr.. Auto
Owner

Call in and see our big extra heavy
oversize tires. And look at our low
prices below. Remember you soon
win have frozen rough roads and
that means extra good tires. we
have that tire for you, the kind that
grips to the road and makes riding
a pleasure. Also we give you an
honest guarantee on everything we
sell We are selling tires below
wholesale. giving you the best to be
had at the lowest price. We Will
treat you right and will be very glad
to have YOU call when in need OF
] untn Aunnlins
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
GRAND RIDGE AND VICINITY.

Andrew Larson and Mr. Johnson of
Sheridan were husinese callers at the
j. A. Yocum home. west Of town Sat
urday afternoon.
Max Smith. who has been employed
/ at the Crawford hrothpr4' garage has
accepted position with Mr.. Hayer.
dorm. who conducts an implement bus.
in S. on East Main street.
DR. RhOads Billings and Mr.. Carl
ton and son of Chicago spent Saur-
day night with the formers sister.
Mrs. John W. Foele
Mr.. and Mrs. John I.ehr and Mrs
sarah Mullin motored to Ransom Fri
day. where they spent the day with
Lewis Lehr and family.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Presbyterian
Church will meet on Thursday at the
church
Ell Tombstone. son Of Mrs. Emma
PCundstone. who resides north of
Grand Ridge, and who had spent many
months overseas in army service ar
rived at the home Of his mother last
week His brother Willard is expected
home soon.
W. A. Pagrim transacted business in
Chicago the first of the week.
Mrs. Homer Elliott and sister, Mrs.
Grace Fowler of kankakee. have been
spending few days with their sister.
Miss Sarah Crawford of the Eas,
/ Side
Among those from here attending
the Macon tair on Thursday were Mr..
and Mrs. Clark FogIe Jr. and children
" ~
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
CONFESSES THEFT
OF SANDWICH auto

- - -, -, ~ rn,,ne ~
"o mn WI" sa'I ~ ,a Uu
t'eorg" f'iIsl'' "stu 90 ''," ar.
nam N'i ~, p,,in,, onto
'hafsed WIN stoal'hE Il nulo N "",o
''l"p't' ~ T., 'I T'''o la., rnnsday mont
- '" - ~, . ta cranqa
d'h'I'oi!!"s ''' ,',,'',.ad iowa hnen
WIN ~" w." a., no', y, ,bn Dakalb
o',,s,t,. ian - c,.c.rnra
o"un'E gu ,a,,,. nn,hina of ,ba theft
u ,,,'Nr "''I" ''U ,a,njnr whom he
fau,d tho y,r,po door nnnn The
io'!i'u ('!p s ,r,'7', ' ,ro ,nnnght Co
, "''o'' }'', ,h,ir n,,v ,n Chicag,
' '',.r w.. .a, ,rhon nov abandoned
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
His EelloW.Feelinq.

Henry had been severely scoded for
not turning off the water after he lnd
been playing in the bath tub. Some
time later there was Il Cloudburst near
his home. and nS he was watching the
flooded streets his mother heard him
saw 10 himself II bet some angel Is
cntchinp il for forgetting to turn on
the water"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM AT TIE
CRESCENT THEATER TONIGHT.

In addition to Constance Talmadgo
I'm "Who Cares?' see GENERAL
pERShlNG'S arrival in New YORK
Thousands cheer war hero and hls
troops in their last great homerom
ing.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
7IG DOUBLE PROGRAM AT THE
CRESCENT THEATER TONIGHT.

In addition TO Constance TalmadEa
in who Cares see GENERAL
PERSHlNG'S arrival in New York
Thousands cheer war hero and his
'roops in their last great homecom.
ing
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
Licensed.

marriage license was Issued in
the county clerks office this afternoon
to William sally. aged 81. of Stacyvile,
Iowa, and Anna Puetz, aged 2S, Of
Lostant.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
w r e.

Regular meeting of the Woman'%
Relief Corps will be held "Wednesday
afternoon at 2,%0 in Odd Fellows
hail. All member urged to be pres
ont.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
Notice.

Notice.
The daughters of Isabella Will en-.
terrain with cards Wednesday after
noon In the X. OF Z. hall.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30

FOR SALE-pure bred big type Po-
land China stock hogs. March pigs,
Also oxford Down sheep. Both sexes,
W. w. Watts, phone 3li5.2
----a-.----
FOR SALE We have two 1917 REQ
trucks that are guaranteed in first
class condition, and we are going to
gell them at price that will move
them quick Only $50, All cleo
trically equipped. Ed G. Hayne Sup
ply Co., 600 Court st.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30

Try the Free Trader-Jonrnal Want Ads
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished by
!. W. Kirby, manager Harris. Win
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30

Content iny~ II to be obscurely good.
Addison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
Kidney Remedy for 20 Years
A Pronounced Succsss

e sss sszs<ss ss< nsss--sSlss><,
vi>s>>s = s<1BGn. n y q Ne Z.
n1aAiIs oae
~ tA~ sii~iass,ss ~ psss>ss 49,
10 l~s~lssd slss<y srsi~s. Nsss<s's
safe Remeay .ss I<.sss fs< - y<sss
esfc<- ihls ~c~ss - - <i>sssy -
AL lts effective .se. rterr are ,s>o-
sss4s q ,>ssl~ .As resils~ 80 sssf
s-s<rsl Asaps tsr>sts u,-so sssR
sif.<ss s.d have fosrd wsru<r's Sa1s
Et-ev an< Liver Rene1y . s<,-ssls
f.Eliy 2sdiclns. rursy ys~ss - =
~ss nsne4 sale e<causs = 4 sAy4
.sselaieiy. essuA1strs tie vcrs -
ssss - khta<ys a,t uver. S<,ls-
ias,ory rssalts are csisiass - sss
u.css ssvrse cases. AL !; = seil ~
GrAys nrl< S,cr@ knt tr.x<istsI
'rrrFsaers A ansle sea, % re-
trlps of tea eeats wsra~rs safe
R<@s1iss Ca nss t:-. RceAester.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
sooyIee FAIRY rAle AZ lsosr
eGsr Sso ooyvtg o. sve


u SHl--ec rcE fxss o1e'
<asei o. tkat tsrriss~ scar % n.
hesic n ot tAs sss,ie BE hzs al.syi
entes f4in-t a ercst 81 As1 .a.sks
trefi sssP.eion tszt lsssr ~.s 30
"a 1 q rss rsp-~s>rse< % -. sliisd
~ sataynes, iAsS ~ sslalaea frsu
e.
r- - 81 - o>rrr q nariln< tss
Ssstis sxziass /, ush ant sp,.sasnx ~
Nrrsea's " svery dlrecfsoa. wA~a q
~<zr~t 20 am shat q uttIr izevs,l-
"a ga niga, 10, - azaiss
Tae iavestls sztio1 vas seea under
WAY Seve-al tsvS tstsr n issrrcS.
uRsA 70 as s1tlsfaefto1- that. as txr
az ,se pcliSs tEt sscr,s servtce zen
ot the coazgry rer~ avsre. tssrv ~zs
~ sess1i v1se where bcctle<xsrs had
resors~s % o, slersrse ,rsdlc 70 ea,
cat Picxe cf tie soefon ~ a ~his-
sy S.ctths 20 Substitute or sdritrrzse
;he ycci nc-cr
Ny sxDsri-rcc has besa thss the
hcotls<-xrS < the ecsnfry.- said ove
% the bs-t -ps~ts-z offs~~rs On TIE
SaestAcu- -zgrvly use steam ssd
sssn edge saise Ia mtx er rst~sStuts
sS,Sky- Ths PROCESS cozsssls sin-
ply of putfisg ih@ nexk ~ sas boysle
syrr q steam ~ ssfeIe The pasee 90
,hs Stang ard seals sxfrsly softer !
ard they are easily removed wrhoas 4
11Hser or dan.xe. res ksna slz&e
p EAeu inserted het~e@n ,ke cork srd 4
.he n,cutA cs shs bsastEr- A ssmyis
AstIe TWIST And the cArk Il removed \
1rdausa-sd The rattlssraEs l:surw
Is poured into tAe eotrls after the
,enViHe has be~r enpxlet. the cock =
-epkacsd and tkr ssaHrrs rAsfesf hack
j Saesr original pcsits0a- ~"
sven Gsas Wssssy wssts Bsr~ Va
Tte Investigation ~ezt stfU further
rrUna h.assle manufacturers ID wss 4
Isesrralnes that Il IS exrrsnelv un-
keTy a Rss6E~ eu1b1 Be heatei 70
ss<A p.oirt that il wcElld cut tAru2-h
lass A -fnv torch ct excessive n~zr
Hosrld hs a~xrss1rw zzsi q tcrcA Of Ibis
hararte-. woaId- rns moment ii came !
! co1txet with rae aEcoacs in the
ctrIe, result in an expecSssr.
Mc-erw4r. " was learned. whiskv
.Sttles are m0s2lGeG- r1c blows Ia
rakEs- them. the hseries ara bed 70
H. mczI by q ting film ct glass that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
The Forum
cs~asssessssss 10 10
cxsses


To rs< LEADER; >c1~ q these
peoci~ s-,sln< pleSes - tee psp~s
have very ever l1ess q Eoesi. sas
ecct<sssc1s- Hers fl.s a woas..
Anp.oniax priIe nxhts sa1 = fsios.
sl<-ln< -Ans<snistaa- -4ytrx tsst
kocrc i not q no~ksr vherr do
tssse p~ople <es fhls sfsff -w'oa2n-
= 30, - fxr ~rvn< A. ruie. p-irr
cxsrs arr erutxiiIiax ~; that roiedo
affair ID 40 rr.cA the eleneais q
a p-ffe txht Il ~ss merely a frtras
~ boat vheh 80 duh ras Aosisd
cser ~ Cor tAe n&n des-.tln< D.
sscr an snsss,l. kncw hsuer =
wrc1< Nnow Il All e4sse drunk
eaness have sea mary cssss
rsere -<c nsvr e~>c u,s>r The IN
,sence Of ssrcog drisk I, 3 30, <cod
,s- zta o. ~ocsxa 70 t1nk AscoAollc
>cirtts Mssy a fir,e have sat ~
NJ 1cshers kass AzS heard hsr tel
q stroaS r,en s,esp<t - rsisAy. !
iausss unSsrstant hos snyoas sas
setsat the traffic. vAzt dos whisky /
- sc~ the soo.i os rAsktrd- would
fke 20 hear tbs sseie~s oesate.i I
10 uo< tsiak V . tsasy Because p<o2ss
,Dccs. lssac- AHi cxanos urdsr-
issEa wAy nen sef,nd is-G II W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
THE BABY CROP OF
NATION IS ALL RIGHT

There wrr~ I.@-e.7@- Children born
in lsi7 in the 20 states whieh mair-
tain ecmplese recorsks % vital stats
tics In these states the births sx-
csex;ed the deaths by 74.s per cen..
The birsArafe ives more than .sis per
c-rt Tor every thousand of population
v Tile tA- death rate went Etrle
above "a per cent The intaas us0r-
'Asifr rate was 90 in thousand Ecr
l-ls. as against i0l in i.KS ard g*
Va 1875. For coy babies in 1917 Il,
was Ie9T compared WITH cuiy ss.g .or
girl babies. In gel1 thsEa were a. 80
pairs ot txirs born in she twenty
states and ~ sets OF fripsess. Evi-
1earIy the baby crop Is all right.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

W ycg want TO keep yo1r hair IN
rso.s cpndtRcc. be careful vhssr ycu
~asA X with
Nosr soaps ani 7rs plrssi sesnarccs
ccnfafr -, v.aich &IkaI TAis dries
the scalp. rssASs the sair britsls- ami
: ve-y Al-nflL 5Gs. plain zalssfis-t
encra aus oil swnieh Is ssre aud eu-
sirslr r-eass&essl. Il cs1aeh better than
she most cTversfrs soap Or ANYTHING
esss yca can rs. foe sham psoSrg. a.
has cant psosssfsly rrfzre the hair
Sln1r r-cfsses yc.sr ssir with va
ter ani rub II in 0rs cr twu tea
2cursHks win make al zbars5acse u
rfea. crsany afhsr. aad elsarses the
kair and scalp sAr-ragesv. TIE h2thsT
rLases ous s&xlly. ADJ rsnfovs< evssy
particle os dust. air-. 4ani3ruff and ex-
esssfvs OIL TIE hair dries egafVkly
and ~vvnFy. and Il lesves ID tine and
silky. bright- fluffy and ezsy To mau-
age
Yo1 can ger NrASstiss ccscanzt oil
saaxsco at rrost any drug stor~. Il b
very ehsnp aut tss oaaeess y Szcayh
TO ast evrrYune IN the family ser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

90 ecar-s. 80 ,sssstve rsslf hs'
,crs rcsnss ID his tEvcr. Yea Taa'
ycur sAiia 70 - seH-ecafi.tess. Nca
~azt hi-s 70 have Initiative. u scsh
70, - pr1dsat % check eifhrr =
tA,se traits.
B., yoa deaf san, ycur eAild -
b srsr-aisktlve. rherv : napcs
ussisn e<sveeu 4 ehit 'hA' q net
laxative snoasa and oze tAsi 5 tee
t1lkzflre.
L., Us co,sidsr a si1pis ease \
stther writes - 1te
4 hare tcar-yecf-osd ooy
vho seems to have 10 hur to
nfs talxlnx IKE tn Noy- e1'
4, lsa terrible strain - seeo ~
With him D. yca thiak y "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

WE, sSss. se<ss<s Ave ><>s
sscs~sfsas is~ssss ~ . s>s--s Il
ucss sAss ferry sssEs. \ : ressesseis
e a<sn> -, 49, Fs~~s. sssr~<><s
sssi passsss sn4s-ai m~sF saeA l.
sA< snsFsshls reseft % wsrasFs
safe kisn<s AL Liver Rsmsdy. VITA
cat ~ .sasy - xss reset ss1 h<as-
a. Ns ssers - taaf ,Aes vo1h ecs'
stzss rs u< Il evaA .ss ave "a
,sf~t ~ useafhs msel less tAsa a.
year. sf IS essishis reSurt NAny
Letters have xe4s 10 ~ - pEots lA&l
u - bssa a kcasehol4 Fsmeas fer
Years knt ysars Here = .,sf go
srss,si ~cuAa has rse-sily sriitss
4 sisA 10 ssy tat year reDsiies
have k<<s asel IL ear auiif ter
feeea yc4rs We are art~r sit.cas
. softis e wsrasrs sare kitaer saa
Lrsr Rsa>dy n ear aon~ aRd u hss
s.ret nssy . ae~tcss htn Il -
scs1<rcsl ,eal<i,- ser al diseases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

Ldn@n bedding j. . luxury TO The
American housewsse. who tries 10 b.
IeSngertsd With cutrcH sheets EN-
brusdersd and trimmed ard SAVES her
Linen pses@s for company Bar in
Llshnaniz Where Tax Is fsoursshins
cru1Rcs and factories arr not pientf-
fai. every h0ase~tfe has her chests
fan of linen bedding fine, hand made
Il aserfzi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

xditor Leader. Some rf2e ag0 TIE
Leader had good deal 20 s&y &hozs
speed fssE6< and rsskless motor afiv-
ing For awhile there was some san
ity. bat lately. the speed a@ads and
reckless drivers are at tt a<zfa- East
Noale 4vezge and West CusArs< are
used a. Spee1wxvs- Kids less tAza
~ yesrs CD Asstse up tie paved
streets az 40 miles "a kczs. lsx .
sczme. What are the police doing.
Hny 6ont th@v stop II. Seed nsads
ars controlled II osh.r pAeex---B v.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
Making the Most Of Our Children
A Series Of Plain Talks TO Parents
By Ray c Beeyy, A. b. u A.


natural. fnf nin tslsin< 70
hissssR a sreat tsal aat thea II
scuecus crs.ss n n s useiy 20
turn 90 ther with a ,orFsnE o,
t~sztls. wsat wcsA Yo1 20 n
s4eA a ease--
Thsr~ Il nogsi,- very unusual shsai
the ehattsrecx ufs. ~hies 'r-.r c-sst
Is bea1sns. SsGe eafs -iii IA 2
A. ussny a. = o. - cA. - Acs tArs
will assume. taIkin- al --sas ss-sta
whea reprrseufiaS esea oas.
Ycar cAlls nav seem irr~vrszsieis
N asking sas<tSors. % he may carry
% a speech IN shieh ~ laSaadss tn-
xinary eassttsuS as1 snsvsrs. ray-
ne the part * another ps-scu- Tnsss
sstsr ali are h>slshy signs ct y-c~~
~ kaoriesgs q Goes fslloss. the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

- ; ,-s'sss.s - 49, = ss~<
sslss A2
e~s~s~v. ~ ns<ss flr~f2s. ~
n.st xrs<1A--y se<.lr~ Asslts -
eo4rt<ss AL rvsusia lroG sssss la<
- sssEsin< ekArrs. lie ~snfs %
dsssias hlmself aa4 - zee -sn< ss~e
L. n.<s 80 l<ner~ ne ce.is<s a
lasss st-rss IN. Tea ezn rasliy teach
.l~ ~ 10 as
r. nlsss sff-.fiss n<s.st - a<.l-
- ~ah an = - - sery ehss> -
~. sA<a Ae h~sl,s 10 ma sos .ssc
- go hss1 ssx - ss~~k yuarssf nj
a very suedass tee. i-s ever ms-
tkpa of year u1sei<s - sics sn< yc1r
entir~ sffitud< c.e ef etlns<ss. si
ssn i.isss~ go .>sss-s i~~~<.ss~ss.
R<pe.; tahs fr~xssssiy a. ~hsa-
e.sr - tsis q r~~rrat pros<~iy -
tAis. ssk ss<-ticrs. very sis~iy. -
ssA - .&sa-iy eli iziiAss so~r
nAsa~r sslie t4lsis< % yea
Never give o1,r AsA .iisai'ea -
AS soy Eiissr eve ss- an ye~F
arersiez - roas rkss =. ssgesr
- ~ very zsea isi<rsstet ss4 ~
p<ts IN . talk prsssrty. - ten an
rea,siy ,Ass yos al tax % ~.
lsri> later.
A slsa hat i cnss h-,pfsi sise
as typ> q chns = 70 xsk Alz G1zy
ss>~ro.- i,vclvlnx r<asca AID eon-
non s>ast whea - ua4kss q state
neat hEss 20 hear alss>lf TAX. esses
,su - olt 81 sssine sir,ri> gas
.,c.s la win skc~ sim ne u~f
.s.fsn<st ras iBco-r~<I or trip hiz
/ is.tie &C statements invcivi-g cs-
,<rssc<s ycr sxsn>p,s. a htf,e tklk-
'sise ess snsrudsS<d Ains<H hy say
-. Do yca tnc~ shat can 90
can nso over TIA; ssuss ovsr ,se-v
Iss- sir. can rhe msa wAon -
sdrsssEd STOOD a. ss1 s.sit '-as s.s@s
p1 var - ra.es 60 30 II. Ts~f
= A-sisss--t. stt ~ nan sniisd sr< Z
: 9, -<y lsr,r. We always hS.se set
= s.-c.z. vsss -s say. Sat ~e"'
- showing real tats-sst n yrSr
uy's r-0s<sts ssJ ty proving. =vca
hen he Is tAIsstive. thkt yoz srS
lways On the zrcsr trtsatfy tsrraS& /,
rita hfr,. ycQ caa easily afser rec d,
IN oy sxAnssc an4 ex yoar nild or :,
se+Icc rasa rsesssxrv. !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

Sgm-er c1--plsirs Quickly Relieved
About two wears ago when suffer
ing from severe attack os summs,
compliant. took Chznabe-lain's Cote
and Dsarrhoea Remedy and II rolie-ea
ne alnost Instantly. writes Mrs
Henry Jewets. Clark Mills. y. r. This
+ an excellent remedy for coiic and
dhsFvh,Fa and should he xcpt q, hand
By every family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
MILLION TONS COAL
TO EE SALVAGED

Bridgeport. Cenn. July $-Is has just
been 3sceg1sined thAt l.ee.co1 tons OF
coal lie al the bottom Of Long Island
Scsna wifhin $50 feet OF the surface
OF the water. Tue sclvsginx OF this
fuel viii be developed on large
scale as great economic industry.
Tbs Statement from bridgeport foi
Iows the announcement OF the United
States government that the nation
faces critical coal shortagr. Re-
claiming the tons o. fuel now On ths
botso met the sea. Il is affirmed. will
aid materially in the present crisis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

To The Leader. | have no txire
TO erigtc1ss oae hAyia< pleasure hat I
,hink dansir< is wrong. Esgscizlly
Is taGs arosss-n d2acinx. VIA they cali
,sr.irs and saiznyinS notsred
taru9xh the Dsrk shs ether hight While
a Gsass Vas IN pFogrsss and ~as
amazed Tie cd fkshscned square
d&rcs Is al riShr in a way. bat taIs
modern dancing is slafll thlns- I
an goizg % take sp this matter with
nay oesstner preachers and start a
erasste sgainst this ncterr dancing
business. so-eal.sd- | know Ged does
rot Approve ot st-preacher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

The municipality ~ PoSSEand. ORE.
will engage In -he construction ..
s-osss hcasss at 0nce a. 4 means 81
absorbing tie ssrplus Labor and o.
utilizing soz1s of the immense lumhe-
supply o. that state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

GROVES BABY BOWER. MEDICINE
SaA CORRECT th~ Stomach amt Bowcl
Trcuhie1 aras ii l. absolutely harmless.
Can De given TO Infants WITH pergeyx
safety. se- direSrlons ca the 5ytsle.
sas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

charkerEssr's cesse and psarrAe<a
Hsmeey.
Tahs uesicss- always wfas he Sr-c5
cesntSa IL rs< the rsssze c.f these ~ho
use H. Trr Il when yoa have reed cs
szch rsn<dy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

Rabbits srw going 70 have rAesr
place IN the LIT o< Okiah0na pro-
c2ss- Precsrursoax 20 exns6H fhss
p-u<3s<a n ske sssrs fsss tafs fsgl vii
Be dirussed hT sAs OklAho@s Ras-
be Breeders ss<ccsssio1. rhscA Is N
ses<sos ~ Okhhs1A City today. In
~ddizion TO sAe s1ssness meeting.
there vssi be . cseasc for NE n<M5srs
asd their wires ~ the state fair
grounds s.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

Hxs B>stie Ffsbe-. yeeuza fsuaie
rersnfiv Inherited over e>150oe from
. aissnnk rs,uaiv>s - - sesH szxs
~ b~r s~sk i. sk< savy b.ssia< IN
wasAssx*sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

Over 70 pcr esas os the worksrs "a
the PhlIssesress eau1y tsefSs,ss are
wcuen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09

viss - sxprzs NJ sAszks for rhe
kin1a<=s snf syuparkv sho~n ~ al
friends dsrfax ~ tss~ ber>.veuear
Mrs r r. yGeIeunon-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-09
|EyuNO KEN SUCCESSFUL
0EN AND WOMEN

Whea yos think Of the s9ceessfd rer and
vomoo yuu tnow-people who are dong things
vesst vhiie-you wI hnd that they possess
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-08
SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS
 IN AMMUNITION DUMPS

Coblenz, Saturday. Sept. 6.-(By The A. P)-Property valued at about 10,00o,O00 marks. sold recently by the Americans to the Germans, was de- stroyed todLy by a series of explo- sions in ammunition dumps near Nieuweid. Among the material de- stroyed was ammunition worth 3,OO0,- 900 marks, winch was sold Friday to a German company for commercial purposes.
 Fire followed the first explosion and destroyed about fifty buildings scat tered about a forty acre tract. used for years by the Germans and then by the Americans for storing shells of various calibers: Thousands of large shells and millions of small arm, which were abarYdoned by the German army were exploded, but there were no American casualties.
 Six German girls employed in dump were made unconscious by the first explosion. They were rescued by American soldiers The work of breaking up the shells was performed by Germans under American super vision. The '-slUSe of the explosion IS