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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-04
BURIED Ar RED a S

Crookston, Mimi. Aug. The
funeral Of Ole II. Gterberg, formerly
Of pCrookston. was held at Red EAks
been shipped from Butte, Mont,
where Gjerbere was killed In . mine
EXPLOSION.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-04

or the crops harvested, thus eliminat-
ing much uncertainty as to the out
come Of the seasons efforts"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-27
La Liga de las Naciones

X
didas fabricas, sfmbolos de rique-
"a, de orden, de respeto, de paz.
dSera la Liga de- las Naciones
un 6xito-? 81 los pueblos de la
terra Sc despojaran de ese rudo
ropaje de anlbiciones, de bajezas,
de ansias de aggression y de trai-
ci6n; 81 el poder, 81 la fuerza bru-
ia de los pueblos grandes no fue-
ran los que impusieran sus cOnds
clones de vida y sIis mandates in
justOs sobre los justos. anhelos de
los pueblos debiles y pequehos,
5por que no habria de ser un exito
una Liga entire las naciones? Pero,
desgraciadamente, todavfa existen
corrientes encontradas, antag0ni-
cas-, entire todos los seres, entire to
das las razas que pueblan ell Orbe,
razas y seres a quienes corroe un
morbosismo cr6nico, impossible de
curar de momento Y arrancar de
rafz. lGl mundo no esta prepara-
do ain, como el mismo 10 demues,
ira, para llevar a cabo una obra
de tai magnitud y de tai naturale-
"a. La civilization ha sidO un fra
case, porque al hombre Sc la ha
hablado mas intensamente a 10 MA
terial que a 10 espiritual. He ahf
q. ell hombre moralmente es tan i'm
perfecto como antes de Jesus.
As
Wilson es un ensoIador, un
gran forjador de quimeras, uno de
tantos espfritus despiertos, de una
vision muy lejana, de un poder
maravilloso, dominante, suggestive;
de un arduo deseo de ser, de ascen
der cada vez mas alto y llegar a
los empinados Ricos, hasta donde
solo las aguilas yuelan y donde
moran los doses en- sus grutas de
piedra, rindiendo Quito al Sol...
Pero; ;realmente es Wilson el
verdadero padre de la Liga de las
Naciones? Antes que el, todos 10
sabemos, en- tiempos remotlsimos
hubo quienes Sc idearon y hasta
proclamaron la formation de una
sociedad de pueblos, de una her
mandad de naciones, que estable-
ciera un nueyo orden de cosas So
bre La faz de la TERRA. Los hon.
bres desde hace siglos vienen pro-
clamando, en- teor1as tras teorias,
ese ideal sacrosanto y puro, tan
divine como humane. Y es que los
hombres estan cansados va del vie
10 regimen, del rancio sistema que
impone SUI voluntad y tiene some
lido a las naciones bajo un mando
severe, egoista y brutal. Las Mo
narqufas, los Imperios, as Repd-
blicas, tales y como al presente
Sc hallan constitufdas, son formas
de gobiernos cruces, desp6ticos,
que violan los principles natura-
les de la vida y Sc salen de las le-
yes sabias y justas que entrego
Dios a Noises en- ell Monte Sinai.
Taparelli, un fraile de la Com
pa1ia de Jesus, que muchos no CO.
nocen, en- un pequeiio texto de De
recho Natural, pubicado hace al
gunos, ahos, nos explica clara y
cientfficamente de como y pOr
que deberfan las naciones consti.-
tuirse en- una "sociedad mas vas
ta", en- una estrecha liga, segdn
Wilson nos 10 presenta en- sus ba--
ses aceptadas por los aliados en-
ell Tratado de Paz.
Copiemos, en- parte, al jesuita,
que Sc @expresa asl:
'Las naciones estan por natu--
raleza llamcdas a coaligarse bajo
la forma &c una sociedad mas vas
ia, que llanaremos EtnGrquia.
"La Etnarqufa es una Protar-
qui0 hipotdtica, cuyas dentar-
quidS son las naciones. Por consi-
guiente, la Etnarqufa debe procu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-27

dfa0
rar ell bien de las nGciones, 0 sease,
sociedades p1blicas, como la socie-
dad p1blica debe precurarselo a
las familias y a los individuos. Els
decir, entire la Etndrquta y Ndci6m
existe la mislna diversidad que en-
tire Ndci6n y Familid.
"Bien de las naciones es conser-
var su ser, perfeccionar su dcci0n;
es asi que el ser especffco de una
naci0n, cOnsiste EN- su independcn
cid, y su acci6n espccftfca en- su
ordeRamiento polftico; luegO el en-
cargo propio lie la sOciedad etnar-
quica es asegurar la Independent
cia nacional, el gobierno justo de
cada cual de los pueblos asocia-
dos. Ia association International
es, por cOnsiguiente, un gran bien
para los pueblos y su tempo
puede ser la garantia mas firme de
las naciones, como la sociedad es
la mas eficaz protectora del Orden
domestico".
F.
Que Wilson es un discfpulO de
Taparelli, no hay duda. Como
10 fue Taparelli de sus anteceso
res Y de otrOs tantOs de su epoca,
que veian ell el derecho interna-
cional muy poca garantfa para
la paz del mundo, para la estabi-
lidad de los pueblos, para la fell
cidad del hogar y de la familia;
que opinaban que ell mundo tai y
como Sc halla constitu1do es un
volcan ell constante ignici0n, ,al Dor
de de cuyo crater peligra la sobe-
ranfa de la pequehas naciOnalida-
des, pequeflas por su tamafio, por
SUI situacion geografica, por sus
condolences polfticas y militares.
iTriunfara la Liga de las Ma
clones? La respuesta negativa
nos la estan dandO ahOra mismo
las mismas naciones signatarias
del Tratado de Paz, con su eterna
polltica de agresiones y de absOr-
ci6n, que, paulatinamente y calla-
damente, con el mayor desparpa-
jo, siguen, aun despues de la que
IRA, desarrollando de igual name
ra y en- igual forma, tanto en- Euro
pa, como en- Asia, y en- America.
F.
La liga de las Naciones es, cier-
tamente ell documento polltico mas
hermoso que han producido y fir
mado los hombres. A SUI amparo,
ell mundo disfrutarfa de una verda
dera era de paz y de justicia; pc
70 es, 81 existiera honradez en- los
hombres para cumplirlO y hacerlo
cumplir. Pero la Liga de las Ma
clones, tai como Sc vislumbra que
ha de ser aplicada, es el 1ltimo en-
gallo, ell atentado mas infcuO que
los grandes estadistas, con min
guna buena fe, escribierOn y sus
cribieron conjuntamente, y han
puesto luego en- manos de los pue-
bios todos para su ratification.
Porque la Liga de las Naciones sig
mica la entrega total de sus dere-
chos, la total renunciacion de su
independence, que haran los pai-
ses pequefos ante la preston de
los grandes poderes, forzados por
estos estampar sus firmas al pie
de dicho documentO, con la espada
de Damocles suspendida en- alto. :.
F.
A orillas de los lagos azules de
la po6tica Ginebra, la vision de
Calvino sc pasea, intranquila, es-
perando, para increparlos, que lie
guen los falsos reformadores del
siglo, quienes desde ALI anhelan
domenar ell mundo, de manera tan
hip6crita y falaz, amparandose
.tras la santidad y pureza de un
C6digo inspirado por Dios...
M0nupI M Rn9lirps
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-27

Wilson. Sc ha inmortaliZado,
.pues ia Liga de las Naciones,
que es una consecuencia de la que
rra y la clausula mas discutida
del Tratado de Paz, ha lanzadO su
nombre a traves de amos, de siglos
de eternidades, para que las gene
5aciones 10 recoian y 10 perpet1en.
Junto a Washington, Jefferson,
lincoln, Monroe, ha colocado VIII
;on su personalidad; Wilson, ell
presidente democratic, que para
,entar sus teorfas pacifistas uni
versales, lanz0 su pueblo la que
ira mas cruel que la ambici0n de
los hombres habla encendido en-
los campos de Europa.
;Cual es Ell fin de la Liga de las
Naciones? Hacer que el amor pre-
valezca entire todos los pueblos /;
velar por la -igualdad de las ra-
zas; defender los intereses patrl-
moniales; proclamar muy en- alto
los derechos de la sociedad ;@aca-
bar con las agresiones injustas;
romper las cadenas de la OPPRESSION
V hacer de la Libertad j la JUS
ieia los dos foros 1nicOs que ilu-
linen la terra; en- fin, laborar en-
omun por el bien de todos, sacan-
10 de los viejos y empolvados ar
'hivos ell derecho de gentes, para
oonerlo en- vigor. Pero todo este
nealizado dentro de una harmonic
,erfecta y dentro de una perfecta
lni6n, en- consorcio amigable, en-
morosa hermandad, enyainando
ara siempre los sables ensangren-
qdos, empufiando la azada para
brir ell surco, hacienda vibrar ell
unique del trabajo, bajo las encen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-27

Ginebra, la hist6rica Ginebra,
la bella. ciudad de los azules la
gos, de los cielos transparentes, de
las montafas atrevidas; la miste-
riosa ciudad donde fueron a llo-
rar Sus cuitas muchos corazOneS,
q. de ignotos horizontes hasta ALI
llegaron en-busca de repoO y de ali
vic moral; la escondida mansion de
los poetas enfermos, de las almas
traspasadas de dolor..; Ginebra Sc
ra ell, asiento elegido pOr la Liga
lie las Naciones, a donde la Diosa
Astrea bajara desde ell Zodfaco a
repartir justicia, UerddderG justi-
cia, sobre todos los pueblos y So
bfe todos los hombres.
Ell quieto y solitario retro sui
IZo, que apenas 81 Sc acordaba de
los seres y de las cosas externas,
orgulloso solamente de haber da-
do al mundo la Reforma v la fa-
mosa. Cruz R0ja,-esa ben6vola
institution que en- estOs tltimos
cinco amos tantas lagrimas enju-
Ig6 y tantas heridas supo cicatri-
zar,-por arte de un magico encan
tamiento Sc conyierte en- la Capt.
tai del MundO.
Porque al instalarse las nacio-
nes en- Ginebra y designar uno de
sus hist6ricOs castillos helveticos,
de los viejos castillos senoriales de
remotas leyendas encantadas, pa
ia hacer sus tratados, discutir sus
diferentes formas de gobiernO, pre-
venir declarar guerras, dividir-
Sc los mares y disponer voluntad
de cada hombre y de cada pueblo,
Ginebra entonces empunara ell ce-
tro, y luciendo la corona de pie
dFas luminosas y ell manto tacho
nado de estrellas deslumbrantes,
que a sus sienes y sobre sus hom-
bros ceniran los monarcas impe-
liales y los presidentes democra-
ticos, altiva, ante el mundo que a
sus plantas temblara de espanto,
Flevantara sus ojos iluminados por
la luz que a chorros cae sobre las
aguas del R6dano.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28

rrs,ha,ie Of liberated mosherhood
A srosp. r~prs-~nnne ne rsai moth
: hood al france m sAls~ xirls. shlrs
se~.rs % -midlnetiss aud ~cni.n of
ihs farms. shops ana faeiorlss especg
- he receissd thls au.rneoa at IL
via Marai TheY all grcscnt Am
18th an address ana plaster Ca.i Of
a Amyholic gnDuo ~aloA vii De frn
dcr~d INTO bron1s later aud sent to
America
The sculpture wil repr~sent ths
thanks Of the women sai ~hai they
will cay 10 the address. relarssesa )
~hal their hearts desire permanent
p.sce Which they hook to Mr. wiison
-alAln The sculpture stands four
feel nsh and rsrrssenis moihef
holtins babe. ! err are medal
lions on either side os she rrde-iat
oue depicting lho ssndsng of shs Ma,
fio~sr and the other Lafayette ln
America a. the proi.csr of liberty
The sculptor IL n l.andosski. one
" ihs foremost OF Twins french a.
lists IN the sddrus, ihe women viii
ga for = strong een.ralired league o.
nations With the obicei of preventing
I'll fniuf~ wsrr. They wail point 90
ihr suffsrings oi IN motherhood
Which stood hrav,h besides the mca
throughout the crisis rhsy pin their
fallh on Prcsldsni Wilson 10 xNee.
aside petty poli,ioa bicketlnr. 20
bring the deal Of p.aoe squarsis be
for" the world The women had pre-.
sioosls planned 10 present ths sculps
lurs and had aleo announced ihst the,
Would m~ei Mr. Wilson in ihs Troca
dors ON Saturday 10 present him with
an address on the leagu. of noilnns
Amer this was announced thay we're
confronted hy ths government rullnr
against public assembly which null.
tied thelr cff@Ts. u wAg Impossible.
however. 10 ares,nl The women fron
getting 10 Mr Wilson IN some form
or oih"r their expression Of "terna
gratitude and ih,lr plea for pcrma
ncui peace,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28
FnuDoss Old Recipe
~ CesAoh SUvssp


Thousxnf< 81 honsexisss have found
that shsy can ssxe t~o-thirds a thr
ucnsv nsazliy spsnt Tor cough prspars
sions. ty using tbs ssli knssn ed recipr
for uaking cough ssrup Al home u 10
simple and cheap 10 make. bar = really
has no equal for prompt results 10
takes right held Of . cough and gives
snnediate rslief. usually stopping sn
ordinary cough IN "a hours OF Isss.
Get pa ounees u finex frqA eny
druggist, poar q into plnt totoc, snd
add plain granulafed sugar sfYsfp o.
make fuIi pint II you prefrf, use
clarified moiasses. hones, Or cora syrup,
snstssd u sugar syrup. Either sat,
t tastes god. kesps peffsetly, and
lasfs .snily q long time.
lie truly astonishing ho~ guirkly it
acts. psnstrating fhrough every ar pas
ssge of the threat and langs-iooscn .
snd raises the phlegm. seoihes snd heals
the membranes, and gradually bat surely
the annoying throat tickle snd drcaded
cough disappear entirely. Nothing hct~
ter for hronchifis spasmodie Group,
vtoopang cough or bronchial asthma
hnex IL . speeial and highly ooneen-
trafsd compound Of gsnuine NORWAY pine
~xsrsct. ksown the world oveg for its
healing effect on the mcmhranss
Avoid disappointment hy asking your
druggist for ~2A ounces Of finex Nth
full directions and don't sccept sny-
thing else Guaranteed % give absolute
sstisisetion OF money prompty rsiundsd-
Tie rnex Co, r. Wayne. Ind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28


Lorraine aui sspsot 70 b. Ia oefmanf
Xmas
We are hssing lre Dl.es ~ mtf
Tniiasnaa uat nol sf lhsf sisu.sa
sind lh'y 80, al boys
Nol sluks 0i ihs Celebration iou
had over there wher ihs ~ar eudrd
~ bad s.ft nss tlms oses hers
bat heliey. me lhrf sefe Tlad - stop
nrns suns herr ani npsnd aalef
nieh onc, marr IA shat you rad
about that place lAeg rsi lleii IN ne
liible. So yoa ss' lhef sle.H nsNt d,sif
50 llsasen after lbe Trims ceased. and
everybody was vii ns 60 take that
quiet sleep the lians ~ere lhe mort
antiou- bunch Of any Tor thcy had
found out that Tho Nanks wrrs
oom.as awi very "a a. list
These people ail spras uermsn here
bot they nil li the Auaembufs nai, h
Il makeu them anary 90 call thrnl
boohe A Ercai many speak tns
linh alao AMI iheJ lreai ui fine aud
al, 90 mv' 3 as piraaant aa ihey
can hpf a. and W. certainty apprs
ciate Il immensely
You spoke about rpollys ! ~ili he
~ lonesome without them pon
know hos 90 ga along will pusi
scratch a little for paetiims ~ ~
hahii don't tnus which li viii be
Well urlcs as on, nve min
uos until t~u ueios and ! A,ss iaaf
been out ia tho kilshen and had .
lHtic bits io at y a eipae tor ihls
time and examine ~ lailenis oncr
again tonight ~ have - b. ready
10 leave here 81 seven We viii hav.
hreakfAat a. Ok ana start oai ~lll
has" an an das flfe siii feel Ysr,
good after being up all night don't
you think. bar u ront hs the aft
time a. ! am usod lo thn being 90
a. niEhi for Say ua every either
niEhi when ~a are runuin bosh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28
oLD-TIlGE GOLD CURE-s
DRINK HOT. rEAi

Get . small 7ackage of Hamburg
Breast Tea At any pharmacy. Take a
Tablespoonful Of the tea. put a cup ~
boiling water upon II. pour through a
sieve and drink ieacup full AZ any
time during the day or before retiring
II u the most effective way fo break
cold and cure grip. a. Il opcns the
pores of the skin. relieving congestion
Also loo-cnz the bowels, thus breaking
up cold
Try u the neat time you surer from
q cold OF the grip. II j. inexpensive
and entirely vegetable. therefore safe
and harmless.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28

int winter "a. are on car say "a
t.sfmsns a. oecagaiion tnsop>. san-
pose yoa see ~ ~ newspapers that
he Ameftoan army i % occasy sone
German territory Well az happsooi
10 b. enc of thoae lsAsy dlsi~ions
thai vue~ - ocen.-tioa ucoss
enpssi ,oa have aften asked ,oar
sslf when we would return 90 The
sA 4 have ald the same thing and
dona sno~ any more about u than ssia
% hni whY sheu 4 ~ woffl thf
sreai iob = through thai Ne csnie
ovsf 10 heip do and -. all expect o.
get hack home sometime We nul,
losi tao men dnrns ihis gtss, war
and iusf think fise little o. fise ions
moBihs cNartl, ~hlea 40 eyer you
wish Prom he dAs wc iaads.i iu
france fhs ereal ghins ~Ae enaei,
and ths cruel s'aash e. Of men ceased
but siiii Ne go 90 with "ur duty a.
cur men sll have 10 BE- lakvu care ~
hui certainty am giad that 4 IL
ali over our dlslslos has been Ia all
the bix drives ever since ~ have been
over hsre Cur frt ~as the gr~at
Chateau -Thleny dr1v, especl you
read about - oer,alnls wss hard On
our boss a. they acre al new Al ths
game and d sure was hard -
drive from july lNln until Augasi -
and against the hrsi troops Germany
had in that part 81 the lins nu fhs
lasi and he one srest drive thai I'm
ish.d q an Was ihs hard one Our
div don was 90 aKainsa the beet
lruopa Germany ever had and cur boyi
kepi on advancing .usi she same o.
they always dld for ihsy never failed
Or fsltef.d on an advance will al
WAYS honor iih division man fof
what he AID and went through and
they never said a word about any
,hing. rain o. shine. with or siihali
proped food or shelter Il made no
tiffcreno" they keep on going and
were just ~ cheerful a. anYon.
a. we'll a. ans one have saN
Sights and went through crleucne e
that never will be forgotten. such a.
We had ON the iaat front up IN fhs
Anronne forest and all lililo piscl
where once s,oOd the town of Ccuisy,
France one of the most noted place.
20 all tho lth sanitary Train oa,.e
clally y " Co 81 n ~as oioso there
iha, ! had my ciose ali small piscr
~ ~hapn-l tore both lcRTings from
mo but never iouc ed the skin
sure was some worried guy until thai
happened but after that OIL better
for ! just knew I was a safe su,s foI
when one H. in doubt " pulling thru
and have q close call a make him
feel better but think those days are
past hooc 40 any how
Later December :
Received your Nmss remembrance
tmeaning . couple 4 handkerchief-
thoy sure . fine and of course | GER
tainly can aae them. and save my coa,
sleeve II won't be 20 bad next insp~sr-
iiOn as wont need 20 use II 80 much
csr,ainly ~irh hid been there for
Nmas but if wishinv had OF passed
~ wouldn't Of had this ssr so !
guess ! will go, Xmas dinner IN Ger
many. We celebrated the sth of July
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28

The Texas waadnr for kidney and
bladder troubles. gravel. diabetes
weak and lame back. rheumatism anr
irresasafiues o, tie Kioneys ana bad.
Ger IN both men srd omen. Reru-
lstes bladder tronbles In children. n
not sold BY druggists. ~lli be sent bv
mall on receipt Of si2s. One small
often cures seud for sworn testi-
bottle Is two months treatment. and
monisls, DR.. p ". Hall. ss2s Olive
IT, 81 Louis. Mo. Sold ~ drugeists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28
LETTER FROM LANCE CORPORAL
GRANVILLE n mAsoNgg

Mondoif. Luhennurg
Dser Girls VIII 'ry and drop YOU
a few linen az u u only ten mlndiea
unfil three O'clock tais morning. la.t
lntlc bt early 10 write letter
bui am on duty and all Of my ia
sients are quls-t and resting vrry good
80 will endeavor 10 scratch a few
lines
! avn fine and dainty hope YOU folks
are all a. well and feeding AZ good
AZ am at present. only 1 would
rather be some othe- place than herr.
But that doesn't CONT for ] am In
the army now.
We have had some real nice ecaih
er only a few cloudy and rainy days
bat no cold weather to speak of Hop
ing YOU are having real nice weather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF ACHING JOINTS
Rub Soreness from joints and muscles
with . small trial bottle Of old
81. Jacobs Lnirent

stop dosing rheumatism.
It's pain only; NJ, one case In ffty
requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing. penstrating '-s, Jacobs Iini-
ment" right on the tender spot and
by the time you say Jack Robinson
out comes The rheumatic pain. st.
Jacobs Linimsnf- ~ . harmless rhsu.
mat'sm cure which never dlsappoinss
and doesn't burn the skin. II takes
pain. soreness and stiffness from sch-
ing tofnfs. muscles and bones; stops
sciatics. lumbsgo. hsackache. neuralgia
Lsmh~r upf Get n 20 cent bottle of
old-fime. honest st. Jacobs Liniment"
from any drug store, and In a moment
you'll b fres from pains. aches and
sfihne~- Don't suffer 'oRub rheuma.
tism swsv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28

h''a ls,nsi sso'l who - dusns seq.
'''afi"l ~nfs IN wsshinxtoa. 1. aid
in haff 'ts heti an. sissasr - eolls.
anlAl Ffsoeh - AL Fifi wAo IA. ~
''fsi M Nalied Na~u ~ar services.
Ni-. hfou siso dia s,.od wors a. .
farm aelaisF dutns shv samm.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28

1he Cambridge club mei IN M club
room Al IN. Carnsglo library on Mon.
aay aficuocn and the subject Of th.
lssson was Dramsti, iff-gs of Roberl
Rrownlng and ths ~ gram Nas a. fol-
lows
Roll eall.-carreni Eacnts. leader
Mrs A n Boles.
The Losi Leader "llow They
brought the Good News from Ghcnt
to Aln"~Mrs @ n Wolesmoi.
"A Seronaic a. the vnla": "A
Pretty Woman "Lii. in . Love
Mrs Boles
g "Sanl' club discussion
A continuation OF thu study of ly-
rics Will be h''ld nc,t week.
Ht - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28
The Home Paper

Mhra the evenn shade i faln the enn - the day.
An felcr fe>is from labor smokin hls pipe clay.
There uothn does him mash gol he fortune up down
n the llttle eeantr, paper from hs q homs town
II ain fhlng beauty an it> nt ain always clean.
Bui 4 Strengthens hls tcnpe fslsf feen mean
N takes the wrinkles off h aee brushes f the trown
That little country paper from his q, home
II tells II all the parties an balls of ninkin ruW.
Beut who spen Sunday With hi er how the crops
ho~ keeps feller posted bout who up who down
That little country paper from has a home
>ow like read the dailies the story papers
IN Al times tho yess novels other lashoa ,ou
bni when want rram tha, wall brush away lrewn
want that little paper from my 81 home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28
Carnegie Library ma increasing CIR
eulation Of Books

The oni 'ut OF books ~ In~ Carnegie
library has been doubled during the
past Two weeks and more books were
loaned out ON SATURDAY. Jan - than
on any other day Tor the past few
years. The seventy five new books
which have recently been pai on the
shelves are consan'ly In circulation.
ON on. day fifteen calls we're received
for one book and that book was out
OF the library from three TO four
teen days. The lIbry board and the
Librarians are now discussing plans to
Increase the number OF volumes and a
special effort will BE- mad. TO build up
the chhdrn's department While
this department has always been one
OF the most imporntt. Il will be re-.
organized and enlarged in the near
future. In the reference section. there
i a wonderful collection of histories
but u must be added 10 and coniin-
ua'y renewed TO be kep, up 20 date
The library bulding j. noted. thru
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28

While the demane for Bibles IN
Mexico has reached an unprecedented
magnitude. the Amer can Bible socicly
has been compelled by ihs Increased
cost OF paper and postage 10 curtail
its output of SER pinres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28

tAnss Corporal gsaavlilr " Ma.
onfr flet lla.pial 30 IN. nh aaa.
iat ffas Aff : y . No Tis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-28

ruEspAs
Rse~pfion for M Rev John A
alan-IAdies ot Trinity SharCh as
home Of Mrs seeis sls hast Noeis-
go Clab- Mrs n y Dsrsin.
MIA clus- Ms Ner. ingies
q o o Dinner cssb-,Mr ana Mrs
Lewis ID Bronson
WEDNESDAY.
Amicltla Club MIS- John Packett.
kImono cmb- Mr. Kari fiison
A8.sionar, Society and socai CIR
Gle Prcsbs terisn ehanCh Al eleven
u'cieek
Maids MnltAire- Miss Vera Kelly
MAc.abec. Call Meeting Hall
THURSDAY.
Acorn club Mrs Kari fslson
! Openoky ciab Mrs Julia Ksssier
women's MisslonA-, society Baa-
tlst church.
Aliuran Ciub-Mrs n G burns
dale
F.fe O'Clock Tea Club Mrs " n
ooyis -
Guthrie Auction Clus--Mrs Lyman
Cray
FRIDAY.
Men's ninner Methodist Epls
Oolai church.
War Mothers Carnegie library.
Koonsy Mooney Shah Club--Mrs
Lewis u bronson
SATURDAY.
Executive Committee OF Federation
-Carnegle library a. O'Clock