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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
How l BECAME. A PRlNlA DONNA
By ROSA PuNSEtIE
@dlng Sppanc, Metropolitan Opera House
New Nafk llv

ohauerd 20 glance At my cNRrh TITS
was frewnlng Presently ha ssopned
paving the plane. and looked uih
"Mhat ~ ltY" | asked, knew
something wea aalnM wrong
ApAg mgntpnRns6." ~ fn.iisa. II
du na' aiways haAr fhsrt"
sighed Nwaya sometr,s.g siee
"a Fsqa,ge attention.
''Nrry weii, iut as sry seain." re-
piled
iaek again ~ the nnsastiaasary
rhFa#e Bud seven tlmea ava wc tgy
y lefoyr the cuaHh said, THAT t. lt.~
fsui for thn remainder ~ the ar
tefnaau There were continual aton~
pinss for inc. t.isht, possibly len.
ahfaseA then "wail lna-
lnens" Then we'd do n until ans
v Yea WAS required
AlwHw, however. I discovered tho
difference tho Improvement ia cha
position ~ the tome. IN tho clarity ~
fNn word, For a is a fact that un-
leA the rlnaer enuneiatca the eon-
acnani ~ ,he beginning ~ word,
it II Belongs fheTN Hna with tha 80
- AtAN fWffAANH tfftA& WWfW Will nfN
eouia ~ r'xht as Il should. nar tho
tone lind that poiae That saslaHes tha
hcAfinw.
iiiagefe Who are finding diuleuity
with tbs delivery ~ their topes4-the
"FredusaiD iDA of ''nfulaslnn or
placing whichever they may have
heeu told a g -wiii find innageniabla
help IN payins aitcntlon to this frst
cpfsonaat ~ a word n "aefsg ine
tone. az u were n naeitlon. there
after property sustained with the
hreaih, ilntg an wfih that quality
whleh thc pNhls deslwhiH 10 listen
%, nnd wtish rounffcas singers stflyc
sainly te acquire
Tsaf afternoon was probably
rrssli Never afterward haye / lApaed
into fHeh cafe;esapeAa with respect
lo Ton orAnts T'hAv mrc ny enm~
nanlans, always whenever liey
hpNld 10 very carefully
rrded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
Known for 90 Years IA the Heat
Remedy Tor RheumAtlkm,
Casarrh and Skin
Diseases.

SelunlistA hAsn discovered thN sAe
forrest and shr .ps4a mws anandaMaIy
wnppliesi wNth vswvsas'au "a sarqpaa
kinds. that farnlth shp snNrrdleniM Car
making A remedy for pfaeiiesiy every
IN aad allment ~ maaklnd Aeal
clnrs madN frsam Fos'a. herbs. ant
hasAA whkh NNtaFs haa lllaeva ~ tgsN
dlspuaAl ~ mar. aFw better shan stwanR
mineral hlsxsarrs ana e0ncoefsnns
Mineral medicines work danvnsuusly
on thp dellrats taFga II I'm bewuis. ~
ratlnK nat shN llmtnm mwmhaas. pvu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Two uniforms united for service.
Both were wnmcns unlfaFms ilcfr
they are framed hy the window ~
the hut whore they worked tnges
thor.
A, the risht Is nurse. who has
been 10 service fince The early days
~ Americas entry Ia the war She
followed the actions from base
to base moving ae toward Germany
behind the llnSs Ard once She
did service ON q hospital train. TAX
tng care Of the men as they were
picked up from The field aud were
being rashea back 70 a hospital
Aoslde her IL Y.w.c.A. secre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
HAVE TvPEsETTERs BEEN
ELIMINATED FROM Mag
AZiNE PUBLICATION

The typesetters in the publishing
house that prints The Literary Diges.
and those in the offices of nearly
every other New York magazine las;
week took "vaca'ion." This
means that practically all the well
known magazines will be late in
reaching their readers.
The Literary Digest. however will
go on the newsstands at the usual
time this week. In order TO accom-
rlixh this ii has been necessary tn
publish the issue of October ISsh
without the assistance Of typesesters.
This Is probably the first time that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
ruRA DOWN coLonir'a
CLAIM ron 4 c rRip

oklahoma City Oct 10 s'gslm "
trtn fl0lohVv. rwrahllean aFafv s~saa-
ff Ffum leRan county. fuF ttS uxs
Htnae# FOR a sFAp "a wsad meeting
as Kansas tily waa saensd down By
Frank laftsr. auditor. There ~ M
authority tssr tna payment gH bills
rvwflnW iunkeslpg srIp~ said sh~
ardltof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Nine hundred and ninety seven
cutting tools alone are required in
manufacturing modern rifle. The
twist drill Is one of the busiest OF
these. TO supply 100000 rifles. a.
100000 holes must be- drilled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
RHEUMATIC PAINS


A safe and harmless preparation
70 relieve the pains OF Rheumatism.
Sciaticz, Lame Back and Lumbago il
Hamiin's Wizard Oil Il peretrztes
quickly, drives out soreness, and
limbers up stiff aching joints and
musclcA
You will find almost daily uses for
4 in cases Of sudden mishaps or sc-
cidents such ~ sprains. bruises, cuts,
burns, bites and stings Just - re-
liable. too. for eArache. toothache.
Group and colic-
Get il from druggists for 10 cents.
r. not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever conssipsted or have sick
headachef Just ~ Wizard Lives
Whips, pleasant httle pink pdlla -
eeo1a CussouteeG =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
iOl 4 or TlIE TRENCHES"
RN CHRISTMAS. pisOslIsl+

Paris. Ovt IN liY ppcfnher aasht
every yanh now III Europe wsN ~ ~
iho United states a slAa lngeNS gsefn
se ~ fhe war department, rhnrw
Nne now lsaa than ssvao troops in
Europe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

"a, the expense of military opera
isnx"
General Jacques has had an adyon-
tsrous carcsr- Az a young Officer b.
scnt out 10 the Congo. and In the early
ineties began his memorable fight
against the Arab slave tradors. on
rae occasion. when hr and HIS natives
w~re hard pressed BY n large body OF
Aiab slave traders. he killed eighteen
cf them with his own rife. His ed
work IN the Congo a,s
'yas Of n high order He has been
! scoratcd seventeen times, and wearg
Ine highest honor his country can
s.vo, while o,hf4 countries have been
'n'y a little ltwH generous In recog-
ring his abilities and valor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

The evergreen blackberry was long
regarded on the Pacific slope as a
pest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
Obi Such
P q ] . |
disSy--
dragged
d o n n I
With dull
haM9Mh0.

eumstances she would 90 to bed,
uhe must still be at the desk or
counter, or struggle through the
day = best she may with her
Homework Or her family cares.
Usually she who feels those drag
ing down o. dizzy symptoms. and
other pains caused by womanly
'dinease, can be cured BY Dr..
Pisrce's Favorite Prescription. It
cures the cause Of these pains.
Faded, jadcd, tired, overworked,
:Wsak, nervous, delicate women are
heaped to strength and health By
d. Pierce's Favorits Prescription.
r makes weak women strong and
6ckwomenwell. Inkquid ortabIets.
Mxnpam. Txxm.--sFpf many yeafs /
have depeo3e6 On u. Piercgs Medicines
20 koep - WILL and healthy. ! Wae once
Svseorsd % hs6jth by Tie ~ m the
sFavogits PrsscTiptioo' and ~ 'Goiden
Me1tcal DlscOvegy when othef Dodtc1nes
aa1 doctOeY hsd fsiIad 70 give - any
holpI TAe 'FAvorite Prrecrtpeben las
- S1uo1 - : wOsannb usedIc(noy ~3Gno
kG Wusou. ~ n ~ Stsvetv -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Many fires have been csused by
lightning rods with gas
pipes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
GENERAL WHO STOPPED
HUNS At WISE NOW N U. S.
Picturesque Member Of Albert $
Suite Tells How Crack Bran.
denburg Regiment Was
Halted In Belgium

| New York, Oct 1n l.ieut Gen Baron
jacques. who occupied the front seal
II the front ruw when the Germans
opened the great international show
IN 1914, Ia the most striking member
Of the suite OF King Albert of bel
FlWm now touring the United Siatea
fall. straight as an arrow. General
jacques looks like the fighting man h.
Is and has been from hoshood Re
IL one of the professional soldiers II
oa whom Belgium relied when she
nalc the grra, decision which held
NJ shn German army until French and
scnssh soldi,rs could gcs ready
General jacques was in command
u the Twelfth regiment. one OF The
crack military organizations Of bel.
zlun and was stationed AT I.seRp whore
General Leman was IN command
u had never been Impressed BY she
tomhast Of the German soldiery and
!. had full confidence In my own men.
said General JACQUES the other day In
referring 10 the early dayn OF the war
"We first came IN contact with the
Germans on the bridge al Wise. and
; ter sharp ficht drove them back.
capturing Inc flag Of ,he 91th Bran
aeuburg regiment
5eIuiars Rallied Around Flag.
"rhat fight aroused tho people. and
in'mediateis We had more than 1907
t, ,iyiiian volunteers digging trenches
aid helulng in every way possible
General LcmAn issund proclamation
IN which he said 'Big Germany has
Iuvaded our country. imposing an ul- |
Iimatum which constitutes an ont |
rafe. Little Belgium proudly accepts
ne challenge. The Belgian army win
10 its duty. The people ~ Liege only
'sk to be allowed 10 do theirs"
During the discouraging DAYS which
- owed, when the Belgian army was
ompelled 10 retire ffum place 10
''ace until II al last had 10 XIV. %
siwerp and began its slow retreat
long the coast. General Jacques
over doubted the final outcome. and
fcouraged his men BY pointln1 out
"at when they reached The yser nv |
= the backward movement would and
nd 40 II did.
MY regiment had order. TO hold
'Smude I'll death and we did. Not !
'''il high command decided TO evacn- (
g the town did we leave our places y '
aid the general IL
Calls Germans Trained Barbsriana.
The war is over. but the Germans !,
~ have arms and mcn. II ~ np tola
'e allies 10 see they do not use them 4
fiin. look upon tho Germans az
arbafian who siili has In his heart !,
r. dcsire TO conquer. because he is :,
aimed 20 II from the cradle. This
ar was not a war entirely OF the
liser's making, II was a war of the !.
hole people. a war for loot. They :.
s:ieyed they would be able to get 10 !,
iris In six weeks. and the booty sney !.
mid take wsu,fd arnn1v .4.s.,..xe..~.t. "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Amethysts and Jst arc the most
widely used mourning stones. This
vogue OF amethysts In mourning waa
:Ixed after the Franco prussian war.
when the gems became popular IN
France and Germany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Vrr.iN nothing may i.e learned
Without bard work ana ,sl4eouFaulng
EFFORT Y VIII hot ai nfat ronaa. them
= apFnarN, ever ~ slightly. only te
disappear 81 seem'ra,v sifp assae
elnsiyoiy, not 20 ~ rauwht. Yan
ecqnite safne asered faeilhY and
think u Is put safely away h ,anr
bag of capabiistN oniy se discover
now nnd aKain, wNen tns particular
quality ~ sought aftar, tnat Il hWs
escaped from tAt haE ard wan.
deFcf on
This experiences. naturally, comes
20 the singer y D. lias nel ha8 loag
experience, For itarntne ts q Na48
rrocass, IN TIME. Miitn artistic naA
'nfsty arrives, ,herc c0mes greater
command of the yari0ua reaanrers
which. then. are ever renav i re-
spoad at the affisen summoaA
isut ! haa eayercb much ground
80 ! Ind bern told rs pathet htief
spare ~ time dare saw fhia Vh
responsible fpr Sumo ~ my dsflrli.
ues' for getting thing then tossing
II for o time, until 7 later secured (,
and nade Il hanlcaiiy part ~
my equipment.
One of ms chlcf aeaots, had
always believed lad heen "a artlru
late distinctly the conMouAnta those
~ the hegianlng n word ana 81
the end, where they cxisted. Some
singers do not anprecinie. it wouid
appear. how IMPORTANT II Is 70 usn.
phaAize these cnms0nants a'hera are
the best ~ reason F'irrt, II II necca.
fary " order 81 al'ow those ilslening
70 understand what ix holn9 su4a
second, H. Il ~ lnestimahle heip
only the singer knows ~ haw muca |
help~~to dwell daiy upon the con.
ronants. Thy help so givn proper
Impetus % the tsae asaiatlng ia ill., \
position
remewier eae Augurt nse noon
IN 1918. when ! was sinvsrs fhai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

The yeilnw breasted chat n ane If
he Grw birds whleh slng regularly A
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

larv who followed the nuYsea 10
their hospitals. watched fas lheir
comfort and planned Tor their lels'
are and rest times She npuned q
hat ono os dasens the ywc.A.
maintained for like purpose, aud
there held nurses club, II is iuss
~ the door stop % the blg hos
pltal, oa the grounds and part N
AZ, II "a Say. checry club house
where cyvry nuree makes FOR imIne-
dlatoly her free time eomea
The NURSE ~ serving the army es
men. Tho y.wc.A. secretary Ia
serving the army of wrlncn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
Wardrobe of I:N-k pjscr.

IL IL rs true. as reported. that the
eN-kaiscr has been driven to order
trousers from Dutch tailor. ii seeing
strange. fog II might have been
thought his prc-war stock was sufii
cicht to clotic His EN- Majesty for
many years TO conc
He owned. at that time. the largest
individual collection of wearing an
parcl IN the world. and il WAS under
inc charge Of Silcsian noblcman.
Count Icrponcher-Scdli who. by
virtue of his Office, ranked Us privv
'ouncitor. There was a band of valet
ana drcsscrs to assist. but the keeper
OF the wardrobe himself WAS rcspon-
sibic FOR his master having tho cor
rect appearance when &c walked
abroad. and for any particular uniform
benz available whenever it Was re-
quircd.
As tho cx-kaiscr held colonclcy
III every European army except three
ana also in l07 German regiments, tho
military uniforms alone formed a big
itcm On his visit to Highclcrc in
l'vei tnc IMMORTAL personal luggage
hiicd ninciysiX large trunks
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knew that thcs. mcasurcs were after
wards adopted. and that it was be-
cause ,hny We're adontcd that tho navy
MAS wei! prepared for the war aud
well handled during the war
PATHWAY OF LIFE; BY Leo Tolls
10Y international Book Iubli:,hiny:
Company, New York
mani,y emerged from the war bat
''rch bleeding aud confused. but with
Il new resolve, determination never
aSaih |" 20 through the fires Of II
Hlh!iar experience if it possibly could
he avoided II had ,satiatrd on blood
IA lust II never dreamed Il had until
us passions were unicaSheG in tho mad
conflict II from this orgy II did not
emerged with a deeper spirituality. 1t
mad discovered that IL had Il soul, and
mat The sou, Is the life. That Is 10
say. 1t came cut of tho war with a
spiritual Impulse. and that Impulse il
moving II TO seek the light. Though
IL suffered physical defamation. /,
physical Christening it has undergone
mas been succeeded by tho inevitable
Quickcnin6 Of the spirit. /, gropes
impcrfectly In the dark. but 1t is trying
70 hnd the way into the light, and
already IT giimipses tn: vision Of new
era. in which IL shall walk UPRIGHT
boldly, couragcously.
Especially timely. then, is this post
humous message from one of the
worlds greatest thinkers and bravest
nv a.. |. ucnl ~ MS r'lgiouS teachers.
To get spiritual insight, rolstoy trod
Tho ihornicst paths that led to human
suffering. that he might find on, it's
cause ana cure. Never since the days
when thrt3ts message from above
brought life and comfort 10 a war-,orn
sinful world. has humanity been so
eager aud ripe for a gospel of right
living ana RICH. thinking as IL is to-
DAY, emerging from the titanic strug-
X" "hich has so deeply stirred it's
passions and emotions. In Tho Path
way OF LIE" Toistoy. VINO conmuncd
with tho minds Of the great thinkers
and teachers Of all ages has assem-
blcd the pearls Of wisdom from the
spiritual treasury Of many races and
many periods in the history of man
KIND These lofty thoughts relating
10 IA" spiritual aspirations tho ten :
porai requirements and tho moral con
duct OF man, he mas rctold in his own
ithI uagc. arranging them under suit
apls caption and intcrsp"rscd them
"ith IN" EXPRESSIONS Of his own at
titudc TO the problems Of life This
!ao"r ot love BY the great teacher
"ho loved his fcliowman." and whose
name Is revcrcd in all lands. is now
i1r 'hc hrst time presented 10 man
J, mere ~ healing OF wounds and
h'Ninc tnSo'ra lion that lend TO II the
anhcd prcciouSncsS Of significant time
iih"Ss y represents the last work Of
INC greatest among tho worlds sagas
toistoy Ia bored on rs compilation
"o"n TO his last days. even REWRITING
10 ~ after the distressing fainliuy
spells that preceded his death as a
warning. Of - swift approach In a
siSncd i"rcword - the copy that ne
aGhno"ledEes the varied sources
whence nc gathered thn precious
truths he has made use o. as the basis
Tor ms own elaborate thoughts on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
WnyinyinE OF Memberships

Nitcr the London performance Of
st. Paul 10y tho Sacred Harmonic
society at Exeter Hall, in 1887. Mem
ucIssohns coach was waylaid at mid
night on his way 10 Dover but instead
OF being robbed. the composer was
presented with silver snufboN by a
group of dcvotces. He had behaved
with charming grace in an awkward
incident. Thc London performance in
question Was to have been conducted
by MIN. iiut the Birmingham Festival
was Just duo. and he was tho great
attraction there in tho same orato5io
u was felt that his appearance as
conductor ia London at that juuctu-c
would deiract from the Importance Of
his visit to Birmingham Mendcissoln
saw the point aud Cancelled his London
eng cement But nc attended the
performance. and was so winning 10
all concern ed--audienoc. performers
"ihciais-Llat he turned a diSappo;ut-
mcnt into scene OF wild enthusiasm
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same subject, in his ycarnipg Ia hcil
his fcilowmcn find the way to tru-.
living. peace and happiness. These. his
h ","n' ,,No"s snn IRE ere rich legacy to
when they viii find deep apprcc'a-
ton.
TIL: BOY SCOUTS YEAR BOOK.
Edited by Franklin X. Matthews. d.
AppIet"m GO. New York
stories. besides articles. messages. etc.
by itesidcmt Wilson. General Pcrshing.
Frank a. Wandering. General t;octhals.
others; sketches Of the careers Of
Quentin Roosevelt and Marshal Foch.
and score" OF other entertaining fea :
Scout pictures. in full colors.
LOST WITH LIEUTENANT PIKE
co. Philadelphia
This is another volume IN the Trail
hiazers series Of Sabin's historical
stories OF adventures for boys -
stories that are as delightful TO read
as they are instructive.
clIiLD's GARDEN OF VERSES.
ny Robert Louis stevenson. J, L.
lippinco,t Co. Philadelphia.
vii hdcliehtful humor, qua!n, fantasy
and tender feeling. the poet sings o
the JOYS. the SORROWS. the dreams of
childhood. illustrated in color b!
Maria l.. kiri:
TIE LITTLE LAME PRINCE. BY
Miss Mulock. j. Il. Lippincot Co.
Philadelphia.
BESIDES the story Of Prince Do,or.
vho sailed forth from his lone.y
tower on the magic cloak brouEh; hin
by his fairy godmother, and had won
derfui adventures, there is tho tale ,:
the brownie who made his home un-
der lump OF coal in the cellar and
the story OF poor fr;u. told with n
charm that Will delight every Little
reader
STREAMCRAFT. Ky Dr George
Parker Holden. stewart " X did Co.
Cincinnati.
An authoritative and comprehensive
angling manual. Handsomely and clah-
crateiy Illustrated II deals with Tho
selection. care and rigging OF tho rod /:
the art OF casting; trout habits. lure.
entomology; the angler flies and how
20 lie them. etc.
P-o'-MY-THUME. BY clifton
Johnson. The Macaulay Co, New
York.
\ now number in the series Of Bed
time Wondcr Tales for BOYS and girls
rom four 20 twelve years of age.
Made ur Of iaF"ritc stories from the
foiklorc o, an nations.
SOMETHING DOING By Varies
Nanar'iy. The Nlacauiay Co. New
York.
y clean and wholesome novel. con-
tanning the further adventures OF '.Thc
Two Faced Man" IN which arc de-.
picted many and varying phases OF ITO
with a v;v!dness and CLARITY not to be
eXccllcd.
The Macaulay 60. Sew York.
y detective story with a psycholo--
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ical interest ana pull that is irrcsis.
iiblc. All of the emotions attendan.
upon guilty conscience and the con
Stant and unCcaSnE lodging of Il
nemesis arc depicted with Il strength
OF power which holds the reader.
THE YOUNG RUSSIAN CORPORAL.
Ey Corporal Paul Iogolcvitrh Harper
Il Bros New York
The true story. told by himself. Of
young Russian lad Of twelve. who
managed TO get into the army. 81.
some Of he hardest lighting. pcnc-
tFairu the lines as Il German spy and
mad rOuntlcaS thrilling alNcniurcS
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WED ON GROCERY STEPS
Nc" Boston Couple Hn,r :aU Guests at
Novel Marriage Gcrc-


PORTSMOUTH. Oct. lS-Bctorc 500
o. their friends and acqudintanccs
Zachary Hale. grocer. and Miss Grctta
RAVES. both Of New Hoston. near here
we're: married on the steps leading to
the bridcg rooms grocery
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