davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

Tacy zgorzkniali / zmeczeni snlier-
tclnie zasluguja istotnie ma wspoi--
czucie i IitoSt, to prawda. Jednak rec
o Mich MONA s~r:ialo, il zyC ME umie.
Ii, ieSIi dali sic zIamac p~rzeciWno-
Scion, iesli ME mieli w sercu ukocha
MIA czegoS wyzszcgo mad ich wlasne
hole i truly, mad ich osobiste rany
zawody.
Ale. ieSli ludzie starry - dawn,
ci wv niewOli NrodZeni" obOJetnl
na zycie - sprawiaja wrazenie PREY
kre, to o ilei bolesniejszym jest wiz
dok ludzi mtodych, stojacych bodaj
~jeszcze u progu iycia, kt6rzy ME wi
dza celu istnicnia / ME znajduja mic,
CODY ich ~pociaga}O ku sobie -
/ p~Owiadaja, re zycie uie waste SEE
laga... aycie nasze - teraz W PREY
szIoS6 Gala wolnn - zycie narodu
odrodzonego!
Co powiemy o mich" Och!... So
to dzieci, wychowane reka macosza,
Own reka, 0 kt6rcj bash ludowa gwa-
rzy, IL:
49,. ~jeszcze jednei koszuli sierocie
ME u~szyla,
,...a juz ia p%rzekleta, ably ME no
sila...
kt0ra
49,. jeszcze ami razu sieroty ME "a
pietla
"a juz Z kazdego w}osa krew pocie-
kla...
So to dzieci, kt6rym hycie mic daio
~icszCze niczegO D swOich skarb0w i
dar0w drogocennych, n juz ducha
zdarlo do ostatniego strDepa... ably
navel resztki lachman6w. ma MIN nit
pozostaly.
zycic takic, odarte z uIniiowan
WARY, dobra. powinnosci 1 innych /.
del, kt0re .iak tecze r6inobarwne
rozpinaja sic / wiOda do celu, ~
cic takie - to prawdziwa meczarnia:
- MECH sic Mkt ME dziwi,
IL tego iycia ludzie nowi ncrwowi,
~przeczuleni, nieSilni, ME mOga -
kochaG | slusznie stawiaja pytanlc.
poco i've? KtO mic widzi niczego
pred SODA, a stara sic isc jak pc
ciemku, wkoncu stale I pyta: dokad,
IN czem mi isG kazecic:... Jesli
wychOwanie ME sta,Ti celow well
kich pred dusza Iniodego cziowicka,
to wkr6tCe utworzy sic pustka woko-
10 nicgo, a kicdy cziowick spostrzc-
zc, IL tego mu IN malo, co ma W So
bic, ie braklO - a dalej ME wfdZi
,iuh mic, rzuca sic W zwatpicnie / wo-
la: 20 coz zyc?...
:S
Wagner W swojcm dziele MILO
dzic:" pOwiada:
,,Xawszc widzief bylo MONA ludzi,
kt6rzy koChaIi iycie "a DOBRO, kt0-
rcmu niesli je W Ofierze 1 "a Gel, ma
kt0ry jc ~ObraCano."
Ot6i - W tenn o~dpowicdi ma gorz-
kie pytanie Iudzi bez n'iloSci iycia--
POGO zyG? hycie jest ola celu dObre-
go 1 Ola ofiar ma rzecz tegoh ccln.
Istnienie Jest w~egetacya - rc"lin'
no, Tub zwierzeca - i%stnienie ola ce'
Iu 1 ola ofiar3 dopiero moze 1waC
sic: iycicm. Kto znajdzie eel 1 istnie-
MEM SVEN spelniaC bedzie ofiare Ola
togo celu, ten iycie ukocha 1 mice
bcdzie jak powiada Syrokomla:
.za1vsze W scrCu plast' miodu."
a
MiIoSt iycia jest iedna z najwiek-
szych cn0t, a jednak wycbowawcy
najmniej wlaSnie pracuja mad wko-
rzenieniem W serca mlOde tel silly
ducha.
Ogromne szeregi ludzi myla sic W
samem pojeciu tego zdania; saba,
il mi}oS6 zycia, to egoizm 1 staraja
sic w~yplenia6 go starannie. Niemal
kazdy objaw zblizonego bodaj tylko
zamiIowania zycia wyrywaja, VIOLA
jqc: tylko kr6tko tn b~edziesz! ami uj-
rzysz, kiedy 1ycie sic s~kohczy!...
Najgorsza to siejba pessymizmu:
Najstraszniejsze odzieranie mlodosci
ne skarb6w radosci z zycia 1 szcze--
Scia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

JarosIaw Vrchlicki, wybitny poeta
czeski, W jednym &c swOich utworow,
spicwa:
Nieraz ia stojac mad przepascia
zycia
Pytam, co rzucic W tie otchlanie
szare?
Czy Ware W siebie, czy tez W ludzi
wiare?.
Czy ideally ME, czy serca
bicia?...
TAX sic ma czynic: wszelka sia--
bose ducha rzuciG W OtchIan zycia,
wszell1ie zobojetnienie / zwatpienie
chmurnc straclG W otchlah nicosci-
a " zycie isc z podniesionem czoiem,
z wiara 1 ufnoscia 1 wierzyt i wierzyc,
IL wszystko, co s~peanione ola Dobra,
ZOSTANIE, ME zginie! wsEystko, CO
Jest ofiara ola wielkich cel6w, stwa-
RIA dobro zycia 1 jego wartosc pod.
noSi.
zycie trzeba kocha6 1900 mic
takiem, jakiem ono Jest, ale jakiem
ono bye powinno 1 jakiem niegdys
bedzie - wsr6d l%udzkoSci, Wielkiej
duchem | czynem. To, CO cycle wOko-
10 mas czestokrot nam przedstawia to
niestety bywa czesto niskie, samo-
lubne. czysto 1 w~ylacznie zmysiowe
--- kto sic do tego screen ma
chyli, ten gaSnie ola ideai6w wznio-
sIych. Milosc zycia pOwinna budzic
sic. rozwijaf, opierat ma celach maj
wyzszych / i've ofiarami ola osiagnie-
cha tych ideaI6w czynionemi. Me
dlategO ma mtodziei ,kochac zycie,
IL ono ma bye pogodne, wygodne, ia
snc, niezmacone, ale dlatego je trzc-
ba kochaf, re ono jest drogq do spell
nienia wielkich / dobrych czyn6w. do
hdu " eODiO ] " oFO-
IccznoSci, do poprawienia diego, do
Cwiczenia ducha W ten, co nam mai
wieccj szczescia trwaIegO przynosi.
Kto sic wplecie W lahcuch lu-
dzi. pracujacych ola spolecznych CO
low, i'm oddanych - tax, IL nigdy
mic znajdzie dnia - bez obOwiqzku,
chwili - be- celu, ten nigdy ME
sryta: czy warto zycie kochac? DO
ME spoczywa PROMO, ale mozoli sic
ofiara szlachetna.
DO miloSci zycia Ouch ludzki sklOn
ny jest sam przez sic - mlo-
dzleh przccie zycie tax lubi, re
zmicrc ja przeraia czemuz
potem stain sic miodzt - ludzmi,
mic m%iluiacymi i~ycia?... Otto Tic
wychowanie psuje serca I duchy ka-
lcczy. Hei to omylek skiada sic ma
to wytworzenie niechcci do iycia,
w%ynikIych 2 zawod6w " rachunkach
Czysto matcryalnych? Me Ga sic TO
skresIlG W tych niewielu slowach
rozwaza6 przygOdnych. ale co mai
wainiejsze | ~najpierws1e jest do "a.
uwaicnia, to przekonanie, Oparte IA
doSwiadczeniu wielu pedagog0w !
psycholog6w, Ii ,,wsDelkie zlo stale
sic zab6Jczym przykIadem." Starsi
zlc wychowani, TAX samo lie wycho-
wuja dzieci swoie, aycie wlasne Pc
dza lie, robia z tego zycia potwora.
'pozera!iaccgo kaida mysl o Successful,
smoka nicnasyconego nigdy do sy-.
IA :.
--- o.. iycie, to cieika,
straszna sIll5ba. - wzdycha
ojciec znudzony serdecznie. A dziec-
ko slyszy, poczyna sic mad tenn zasta-
nawiat 1 chot jemu iyc1e ME Aobiio
jeszcze 1adnej krzywdy, ono jui go
sic BOZ. bo slyszy, re ojcu ono we
znaki widocznie sic dalo.
--- Aycie, to stawka ma To-
teryi! 1855 powiada jakas zde-
nerwowana I "a malo swych najbliz-
szych kochajaca matka. $50 Ma
tysiace Jeden wygrywa- inni przegry-
waja 1 gina Zawtedzeni. Siyszy to
Mode serce dziecka, przejmuje sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

MefozpEe ,stGn1 LpssRdsSe sVU-
GsdJq sic ID zdGTru, 2e must II.
MED EjedROceon0, nfREuteEH9
D0moEsQdnG POtskG
- Woodrow WILSON,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

- PrzypuStmy, Re k~onferencya
robbie sic. Wy bowiem MAGIC 70 pei
ma swiadomoSc, re Polacy pod lad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

teryi! poWiada Jakas Zue-
nerwowana 1 "a malo swych najbliz-
szych kochajaca matka. Ma
tysiace .Jeden wygrywa- inni przegry-
waja 1 gina Zawtedzeni. Siyszy to
Mode serce dziecka, przejmuje sic
niepokojcm 1 niechecia przedwczesna
do zycia: poc6z ma czekat ma los l
szczeScie, kiedy sic go ME zyskuJe
zashugs, ale wygrywa tylko trafem?...
Pc co ~spodziewa6 sic czegos, skoro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

,,Trzeba W sercu, jak plastr miodu,
,,MieG kochanie. ........
IG-.IorIn \
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

Tacy z%gorzkniali / zmeczeni snlier-
tclnie zaslugujq istotnie ma wspol--
czucie i IitoSt, to prawda. Jednak rec
o Mich MONA tr:ialo, il zyC ME umie.
Ii, ieSIi dali sic zIamac przeciwno-
Scion, icsli ME mieli W sercu ukocha
MIA czegoS wyzszcgo mad ich wlasne
hole i truly, mad ich osobiste rany !
Zawody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

s~traszna sIu5ba. - wzdycha
ojciec znudzony s~erdecznie. A dziec-
ko slyszy, poczyna sic mad tenn zasta-
nawiat I chot jemu iyc1e ME robiio
jeszcze 4adnej krzywdy, ono JUL go
sic boi, bo slyszy, be ojcu ono we
znaki widocznie sic dalo.
--- zycie. to stawka ma To-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
NO CERTAINTY Of MEXICO
ACTING IN OIL MATTER
Weeks Of Debate Certain
Following Introduction OF
the Amendment 70
Article n

Mexico City. Set eS--The posi-
hilhy that the MEXICAN senate would
act quickly on oil legislation became
uncertain today as result OF the
session Of the UPPER house Of congress.
Senator Juan Frfas. one OF the ar-
,hors OF the bill being considered by
tae senate, began the discussion for
-he measure. be. Carlos Z-tina cf-
Tered proposal TOR the amendment
o! Article u of the constitution which
article ratIonalises oil lands- The
meas ore, Sacked BY Senior F-sas and
hss faction In n. senate makes Ar
tSc,e - operative without being retro
active, thus meeting the principal OBJ
iectson OK foreign interests
The motion OF Senior zetina II Is be-
lieyed. will entail weeks cf discus
sion. While the senate has taken NJ
the oil question. the chamber Of dep-
uties has thus tar failed TO touch upon
The o. proposals submitted by the
executive branch Of the government
'asr November arsgnst pcoyssiors OF
which foreign oil interests have made
-srsauous objections.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26

mines had turned oat about s.01ff dia :
rnonds up 10 fssS of v&tle og aboa,
80. Aes.Nla
II under np-tc- date mining meth
ods the Arkansas ehlnn@ys should
yi,.d dIancnis ia quantities many
way comparable 10 the ouspat Of the
South African fields. they wll become
she richest mining properties on the
American continent and convert their
owreTs Into nIIlI0nalrss cse-nlght.
The prvsert popalar demand for dia-
moads all over she world IS unprece-
a-nt@d in history and prices are the
tlshes. ever known. Good diamond
sell today at from xsca to $50 a carat
and The larger stones OF fine quality
bring as htga as $1,000 carat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
STATE c0NJR4gUIs
/ 'QglM DRUNKENNESS

London. Sept .s.-Iord DAhersorn,
aeaa Of re Liquor ccrtrog BcaEi. in
! speech a. Carlisle y!ndtcatLng tae
policy wlsh respect to
lntoxican,s. declared that there had
been . great decrease in drunkenness
due 20 state control
The WORK OF the Board. ha said. had
v.ndleated the school of moderation
and OF reasonable and scientific con-
troll. He claimed te2t the Coctrol
Beard had pu. an end TO the appall-
Ing cocd..ion OF Drunkenness and In
efficiency which existed In 1915 aud
which paralyzei the VAR efficiency
OF the corntry.T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
TO AID
THE HOUSEWIFE MORE
New Devices VIII Be Shown Al
Electrical Display In Chicago;
Many Labor Saving
Inventions

Chicago. sey.. 70 New xsys IA
New ways In which electricity CAL
help tie housewife latest improve
men,s on the old device will be showr
al the Electrical Trades Exposition st
the Coliseum. Oct HIS. Household
labor saving machinery operated by
electricity. Is coming rapidly into
common Use. according to the expo
sition management. and electricity IS
doing much to solya the great serv-
ant problem. The displays will ir-
elude cooking apparatus o. oil kinds,
electric stoves. electric hesiing equip
meat. vacuum cleaners. resrsgera,tnr
machinery, motors FOR sewing rna-
chimes, electrically operated ma
chimes for Washing and ironing. ard
electric fans for sooling and yentiIat :
ing.
OtAer EXHIBITS wil Illustrate the
OF thtngs electrical dur
Inc. and ps-tly as a resris OF. the war.
There with be align powered search
llsots, wireless telephones. and wire
less and self printing telegraph apar-
atus. An electrical furnace such as
Is used for making the high grade
steel required FOR long ranse cannon
will DO on display and incandcscen.
lights vii. be anufacturel before the
eyes OF visitors
The elaho<sse decorative scheme
for RE exposition calls FOR 40 esper-
ditare OF between s+o.o..0 and 3i0,9A0
according 10 T. W. Lloyd. manager.
A Chinese design wiIl be employed
tArougE out. pagonda rising 60 feet
In the center OF the hall and decorat-
ed With stained glass and lS.oo.s No
vagen~ jewels and Chinese lanterns.
all brilliantly iIlumlned. being piann-
ed. The decorations os the tower will
be similar TO those OF the Tower Of
Jewels at tae American Expo
sitlon at San Francisco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
SCHOOL TEACHER
NEEDED GRAINS

\ never hava had su~A Cod s~sd
come To me- IS when took the firsi
dose OF Mayr'a Wonderful Remedy.
vss AFRAID ! woald have to eivs nr
sny A.rh.nl cseaus% ~ severn stomach.
liver and howei trcuble which caus<d
surA . pressure ~ xas that ! rnaid
not use my brain =. tiIres. and my
heart would naipstsse avfally. Sincr
taking treatment of Nlayr's woe-
desfai Remedy year aso, AL this has
dlsAs4earsd" II u simple. harmless
preparation shzs removes the catarrhal
nncas from the intestinal tract ard
z-srs the tnrarnmatson which causes
practically ali stomach. liver and tn
tessinA ailments including apcendi-
s.tls. One dose will convince or
money refunded. Al all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
DIAMOND MINES OF LRkAh
sAs TO Be WORKED NOW
Corporation Capitalized At 10
Millions TO systematically
Work Chimneys; Great
Possibilities Seen

Little Rock. Ark. Sept ss-The Ar
Kansas diamond fields are 10 oe sys-
tsnatically mined with modern ma
chsnery. The work will begin. it is
announced. about January /.
A CORPORATION capitalized at stn.-
a1a.6sa has Just been organized in
New York to take over the stock Of
the Arkansas Diamond company which
ewEs extensive properties in the Pike
county diamond country. Fifry-twc
ge- cent OF the stock will be owned IN
Arkansas and the remainder by cast
ern capitalist
Samuel W Reyburr OF New York
formerly preslder, w tho union and
Mercantile Rsnk and Trust company
az Little Rock. is president ot the
new coucern. incorporated in Virgins
nader the name ct the Arkansas nis-
tnord ccrrcratscn- The company win
.---- saA 90 shares with par value
Of SO each 1t - proposed to issue
~ 800 sharvs with par vzlue OF
~ each to Be given 10 present share
>,'A.rs In the Arkansas Diamond
company 10 exchange for stock In the
sew corporation on q basis OF twenty
hares tor each share Of the old
,tock
Diamonds were first discovered n
srkansas in 1905 The "cAimneys-
which thry w~re found were like
shose Of South Africa and we're filled
in peridotite which Il cioseIy an
. ne SontA African kimbcsiite. Ths
first year 40 dianonds were taken
scst sane1ag ron La to cszsts. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
THIS MINISTER CERTAIN
TO HAVE CROWDED CHURCH
Sermon In Morning, Movies In
Evening With Free Dinner
TO Follow;
Oh. Boy!

Louisville, Ky. Sept :5-Bo,h pas
tors and laymeu in Louisville are cen
tering their attention ON the First
Unitarian church where the Rev. n
Ernest Akin. %. has accepted the pull
pit and announced innovations In the
church conduct Rev. Akin steps from
the Methodist pulpit to che Unitarfau
church, his recent charge having been
the largest Methods. church In De-
trcts, located near tie Ford Autcmc-
bile plant
Pastor Akin att-asted attention up
taking over the Unitarian church
here by the snncuncenen, that be
intended building up new church
solely for "yoGng folks" as be did
in the psroIt church.
Il believe he emphasized. "tha'
sae best way to do this Is to have !
stately religious service each Sunda,
morning and that the evening service
should be turned over 70 tie young
people. A picture show With nor'
ai'lesson and = little talk On the sub
'scs BY the minister. community sing.
ling. followed BY = supper served b,
the women OF tho coasregsticn in III
psroln ~ the church are part Of n,
plans All OF this would b. free q
ia young folks OF the city"
Members Of his congregation have
asserted that the directing bosrd o
| sbe church. viii stand by" the minis
Ter 10 every way possible "a casry o.
,s:sldsas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26

iian attempted d few wears acc
10 walk the boards Of che serious
stage. They framed for him .
nathetic drama with q touch o'
hearstragedy. but including alsr
| one scene of merrimens- The plas
was tried in Nsw York. ana rvcrv
who're the audiences and the
critics enjoyed and praised the
stars work in that comic scene I-
aiscnssing the serious passages in
the nlav. they praised chiefly fhe
work Of the other actors, who
were not comedians.
II is good to see that the spirit
LOT comedy reivnS again in the
-raks of the Socialist comedians
nf the United States. Some OF
the teachers Of Socialism in this
country are among our real con-
structiye thinkers. Others, again.
are among our best known enter
|tainers. interesting gvmnasts in
logie and ingylers with economic
yoeabularies.
During the war. however, some
Of these people, gifted with a rare
capacity for entertainment and
amusement, tried to play very seri-
Gus parts. They really interferrd
with the serious work Of earnest
Americans. They brought them
selves into peril from the espicn-
age law. chiefly because they did
no, seem TO realize the seriousness
ot what they were doing. War is
no game for floSsy-haired litera-
'eurS snd purveyors OF fypewrit-
ten epigrams- Aud hence. when
We all fell the need Of little more
high-class vaudeville. We had 10
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the 'slodge.- the couple can be lef;
safely. wEereupca Dan goes to work
on the next pair.
Why We Does II
WY does Dan Sla,tery give a dan ee
each month. "Slat,ery's Ball at bis
own expense. just TO have people meet
marry and be happy.
Why does re throw open his lodge
to young folks who Otherwise would
never know one another.
Just because he believes that great
happiness lies in marriage-and-
Yes
Because he's not married himself,
Slattery Is aged a. lie should
hare been married a loug time ago
He says so himself. with something
pathetic to his slow. whimsical smile
There was one girl once he ad-
ml,s. "and she meant a great deal "a
me asked for her TO marry rne.
she said she liked me because u
my ways. but taat she was sorry
she couldn't be my wife.
You're too little and homeiy. Dan.
, she said. Il want big niAa. hroa.
shoulders. dark curly hair. alabaste u
forehead. ana Has,erful way"
And right after that, said Dan. -
married one OF the fellows that IL
sFoduced her to-"
| Slattery didn't blar.t her for show
Ing good taste. That Incident ssow-
cd him where bis genius 10y.
How u Comes Out
ats all mathematics the pos; o.
flee Cupid" declares. "you can
dispute mathematics. Throw a mar
aud woman into one ano.her's com
pany at the proper time. in the prup.
er place, and there's hound to b. q
marriage,'
OF all the marriages that the post
office cupid" has ers.neered. tier.
has never been tAsln.-
Not one divorce 30 insists. aard
only three broken engagements.
That's happiness enough for !
homely guy Ike metz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
Comedians at Their Best
endure stodgy playlets OF talk,
and meaningless martvrIoms-

endure stodgy playlets of talk.
and meaningless martvr1oms
Now, however. the war Is over.
uirth and jolIity reign again A
convention at the Socialist party j.
,a.led 10 Chieago one faction
..iaims the Other faction tried to
boss the convert'ou by filling all
TIE seats in adva~ce The accused
faction accuses its sscussrs OF try
ling 20 dosnins:s the convention hy
'she way il handled the credentials
lAt the same tina there was third
convention going on IN Chicago,
Innder the name Of Communists
Each OF these conventions Is sup
posed 10 represent the working
class Each included striking
number OF literary and semi-liter-
larry people. Some Of the working
class might have been AZ these
conventions, only they were a.
work.
Now snch conventions, IN the
United States. are funny. Social
ism, as doctrine, is not funny.
but many OF the German-dialee'
comedians who make il business
or a trade or means Of peddling
rarrrs are funny. They were IN
tended to entertain VS., 10 amnse
us during intervals in which the
economic world is working out its
evolution. We hope these come
dams will always BE- with MS. even
il society does some day establish
the principle Of the ownership by
the community Of the means Of
production. This will he Social
ism. a very serious and earnest
state az society. aud we shall want I
all our fanny men AMI women TO !
be as funny rs possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
POsLAN RR|Nes
JOY Of CLEAR
HEALTHY SKIN

IN ski- that nncr r-a e-rr-sir-sa
and ur@'xhtlv Pc~larn hrF1gs agrin the
glow OF health for nanv. And what
relief vhen blemish@s kong toIo-as~s,
are az hast disrosed of. A hbxAf~
concentrated healing power auairfIs.
Fn4am tH this work. Liz. a r~cstv
~ balm IA burning. irritated sar-
tacee YUu should not ssyffsr--~bors'
NOS slsCw any skin disorder to Or~mafr
In evidence one day longer withcr'
finding out just what roslsm csn ds
tor H.
co'd e~~-vxhsre. FIR srA~ ssr~s.
write to Emergency Laboratories. :ts
West 9Th St. New York City.
Pcslam Soap. m~dIcssed With Pos
lam, brishtsns. beautifies complexities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
RED HEADED CUPID HAS
SHOWN MANY THE WAY
Happiness Is This Irishn2n 5
Second Name, His frst Is
Dan Slatterly; Many
Bless Him

San Francisco. Cal, Sept. as.-"Dan
Cupid hasa self-apposnted helper
working he1ind the money order via
dow In San Francisco pos,office-
His name is Dan Slattery. aud he's
steered at Least 20 couples Of postal
employees along the rosy road OF rc-
nance.
Dams a funny little red-aeaded
Irtshman. possessed OF pair OF
bright blue eyes that twinkle. and .
broad mouth hats continually break
ing into whimsical grin
HIS speciality Is framing" mar
rlazes anong possosfice employees,
having them meet one another by
accident" and later acting as best
man At tho wedding.
Thc minute new girl icins the
pcstoffice staff. Slattery sizes her up
and decides what fellow viii DO b<ss.
The girl il doomed"
How Ne Does II
Dan nonchalantly drifts into her
department some day. and asks II she
doesn't like to dance. A smile goes
around tie department.
The girl says yes" Then Dan re-
narxs casually:
"rd like to have yCv crop arUur
to slastery's Dali next Wednesday
night
Nobody 10 90 with"
-Oh. III take ycul-
Tho man Dan has chosen u thers'
Dan Introduces them and leaves. The
following Sunday he Invites them q
visit him at the '1odgr." roulanti
log shack in San Cercnimo. IL lovely
Marin county.
As suls ssssr 80 Sunday sDsst y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26

Every Car that left Guthrie this
morning for Oklahoma City was load
ed 10 the guards with people bound
for the taIr and 70 hear the vrssl-
dent. Il Is estimated that al least
four hundred Guthrie people will Be
In Oklahoma City today. VINO was II
that mentioned hard times ard scar
city Of money and the high cost Of
l.vinge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
WOMAN
WlNTs 1 CLEAR,
SMOOTH COMPLEXION
Sldn With the Tint oi
Youth Free Prom Pim-
plea Frsckles or Other
Dlemishes.


Happy Ia the woman vita a beauti
n skin There Is no Joy like tha'
saich comes frum knowing that you
ook ycur best. When you meet peo-
". the first think they do IL TO loot
4 ypar face. First impressions arr
asting. II you have a smooth velvety
hin. free from hlemishes and rsrnr les
UQs us<d never tear the smpressior
on make on all YOU meet. for won
~ with . pretty complexion Away
ppeArs charming
Some women are endowed by ma
0re with clear. smooth skin. others
~ 70 fortunate can acquire il by tn
lxe Of the popular Black and Whit
kauty Treatment. which consists o!
)i~.ment and Soap
\ those Woo sulter the embarrass
hSns of = DART. saliow or muddy com
,leyIon. rinplss. fan, slnnurr. sreckle
X other skin bl-nisfsas. Just cleans
ke skin With warm water ard Blacs
N White SOAP: a. bedtime ar.lN
3lnck ana White Ointment accoriin-
D directions given iu each packasp
rhe next morning. wash the skin with
7Sck and White SOAP. and repeat tbs
HdSt0ent fnr few nights or until tbs
1Grfrea results have, been secured
f8i0ssN. simple sod as delightful z
~ - 0lher ccgm<tic ics@
1pth Hlsck ana KhIs4 1iRspftrt aHs
80 cun - bO0eAt ffcus any soot
49, <6opa ~ ekrs paeka.sc ar IN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-26
lrAL elveN s,.,4s,sa7 caeplr

Washington. Sept 3s.--A new cred
1t ot Sl,Iss.se7 10 Italy has brought
the total advances for that country up
to Sl,sls.sss.s7s and to all the Allies
Ss.sis.ais.sao.
SHORT CUTS. .... ....