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New Britain herald., 1919-12-24
HURLED TO DEATH.

Phillipsburg, N. J., Dec, 24.-J ohm IT, Schumacher, tWenty-nine years old
 Ia bridegroom of a month, was hurled
 Ito his death while at work in the Iplant of the Warren Manufacturing at SimesVille, near here.
 was caught in some belt ing at the plant and was dead when Ipicksd up.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-24
MOOnshiner and Sheriff @
 Both Killed in Duel

ton Mul'ens an alleged moonshiner and John P. Kennedy a deputy sheriff,
 were killed in 8 fight at the head of Panther Creek in the mountains near Welch, w.. Va, today, according to reports which reached the state pro-
New Britain herald., 1919-12-24
SIX MINES ARE IDLE
 IN KANSAS COAL FIELDS

Pittsburgh, kas.. Dec. 24.-Not all the Kansas coal miners who walked. out yesterday in protest against the sending of Alexander Howat to jail were returning to work today. It was announced at the headquarters of tha Operators association that six mines mad been reported dle.l
New Britain herald., 1919-12-24
PRINCESS WOUNDED

Berlin, Dec. 24.-Princess Hans von Ratlbor, while motoring yesterday at Breslau, was shot in the ar,i1 by an as sailant who escaped according to word received here.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-24
MILLIONS SPENT GN GENlS.

Chicago. Ill.,, Dec. 24.-A pearl necklace which sold for S213, 5000, mum berS uf other gifts costing from Soo'ooo to S10o,0o0, and, many. rings ana other pieces of jewelry purchased Tor from s3,ooo to s5.oOO, according to Chicago jewellers, are some of the Christmas presents to be given by the Wcalth5 here.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-24

money to spend that way, he won't.
 But, for Heavens sake, don't go onS complaining about the high cost oS living.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-24

London-Miss Eva Balfour, the Ne- nus of England, who has been a mod | for painters and sculptors is cominc 2 to Anne to appear on the stage
 Her beauty and form have been 50 much the subjects of art that even poets have paid homage to Miss Bal four. s.ss.- .s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

comes around ana helps INT
haslifs HNnWhl not fe hurnt en- pssr.
pose we have terrible trouble
snmeilmrs usvv people who afu
eremaled tno snu Itsy shonlsln's
he FesIa also Informs ~ that
ehlldfrn ~ not grew up there.
That is comforting for tho PARENTS
but ratlsr rough oa the children
as 'hfs have cigars there. "a
Nan aNHse nser ,te a'Aar laV wha
oWi h# eivar '' asserts
sHi 'he suiri,s mannfm.
iu~l whnt looked like b cigar,
nns vhcn he smokel lt.N Fcla
in'ems "a "he didn't 'hink>so
mueh " ~ ftr bad four aitogcsheY,
and now he siocsnt look Al ono =
u was made out III saarnees.
e.hefH aud aases,' f'eda says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
Ncws From Spirit Void

ir allyer lieslgn has again lren
4 communication With the spirit
world And q spirit named Ecla
has told him d lot of interesting
fbinr One N that when one de.
parts this life minus b tooth
there \ 4 perfectly good tooih
waiting for him beyond Same
with 4 missing eyebrow. leg ur
arm I'nt when somebody N
blown 70 pieces X el.as spa
inic for The spent holy ~ reh.
plcte itself II iisnipatea q eertain
amount OF substance which il un.
dolibledly cthcric. and II has u M
concentrated again II they 9et
burnt by accident II tlsrv know
ahdut il on this side, they detAeh
he spirit frat. A spirii doctor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
He FINDS $3.50 IN
OLO pocket BOOK

Allentown. Pa. Sep, 1a-rrank Deiit
saw .dusky looking objecs lying in
the street the other day and kicked 4
Az be walked out he first thought II
was an old wallet left BY a practical
joker Then hf' changed his mind and
went back To investigate. The wal
lei contained 5000 worth Of Liber',
bonds and $3.50 In indorsed checks.
was later claimed and identified b.
Jacob .Schiff. a local grocer. who gayi
Delio 500 in cash ar d reward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

Government control of cold storage
and selling is salving the pouItry
arctlem fk<e~snbers ID Saskasche-
van.
Formerly when The farmers were
n sasy & sell their poultry in the fall.
Inc market wsr 80 glusted for the
/ oliday season, that wholesalers, TAX
.Fna adssfiage ~ The situation, yffer-
ed tA4 iswest prizes Tnen the
DepsrtsneEt n Agriculture for
'SaAtatchewan conceived the idea n
= CO opsveftve poultry marketing
;bur~au- =
Al first tie farmers were skeptirxl
a siecisi car sent through the prcv.
.Inee ossr the Canadian National
. Railways. n which experfs demon
'sfrated tie sdsantages of govern
nseist handing. convinced them The
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

~Fsat 4, seoms futile for aayone here
70 discuss these matters Ia more thAr
pnrcly academic way tnr 40 do mol
know definitely what tAc Language cs
the reservations means nor do We
know VIA, viii be tAs ladrnan, a
tte Senate apcn iha comnssleas pre-.
posals. Wha, We do feel certain OF Ia
that the American nation wiShes to
discharge is duty TO mankind and
thus 10 issel, ana that Il will do 70 In
tho end
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government offered one profitable
feature that wholesalers did net. It
sent the farmer spot cash depoait
on the final selling value Of the poul.
tryNas soon % the shipment was re-
c<jved- Today the cooperative mar
keting Of poultry 10 univeTsal in The
province.
At saskatoon and Rsgins, huxe
warehouses receive the shipmenfe,
ahe birds are scientifically Killed.
rlucked and cleaned. Next -
are graded nv poultry special.
Ists from the Saskatchewan College
Of Agriculture ittc three clas Is.
When ali the birds are sold tha,
Fovernment makes it, Anal payment
to the producer. allowing him evogy
cent from The ssle, minus the cost Ok
transportatiea aud stcxage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
'EEP THE HOME
FIRES BREWING

tcontinued from rDga n,
tove, sets the rcsuits os Lis labor
nd careful following Of dirccsioos
rntsinca In the little folder
which accompanied the package Of
malt and hops away 20 forrnenf,
,hucklins 10 himself that be has
nt one over on prohibition.
IN III ~ good aH the real
bingi q prospective customer
'ererally asks, when he goes 10
ne NJ the shops where tl1< bcver.
- sp<cIalSi@ srs s~Id.
ITS 4 e',oi deal better than
he beer yoa have been able to ret
. the past few yasrs. II yon make
I according ~ the directions. x
he proprietor assnrea.
"Of courS this IN dry t4r1tory
I'D you are not allowed to put Ia
east" Ne adds. and then posnss
= the cAnSion In thc directions
Thirh rea'ls ''ln order III comply
1slih prohibition laws eafe should
.9e taken iil dFy territory n0t in
add yeast rs eliminating the ilsu
n yea&' ~ eyfrlleni nenr beer
beverage cnn BE- phfalnrd.'f
'rhen he winka 3lyly a1d says
onfi,lentially 'Of roursf II you
" home sud put tiic yeast III WY
trs not reepchaiblo ani cnn not
top von !
sits chrap, ,ep y lhr pro,
prietrr explains 1'hn Viii rosl
you only about 3 ! z ecnis 4 pint
Ordinary beer was costing about
4; IA cents D pint bottle W the
cass before prohibllinn.
Everything cm be procured At
the shop needed 70 make thc beer,
isclorr one set. away AZ h llieky
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Swrlllngs of thc flesh canscd BY In
fiammasion. cold. fractures Of the bona.
tocthachc. neuralgia or rheam attain
can be relieved by applying DAL-
iARD's SNOW LlNiMESr. Il should
90 wrll rubbed In over the part af.
fectsd. lfs great heating and pene.
traiing power eases the pain. vducc~
swelling and restores natural coudi.
'soLs. Sold by All druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

'ssS r,suru~d ~ okiAAnpa cy
mot ntrhi uect es~rans ihs wa \
tad hsr>a
" xa
h~h .~viH .ruoarsvs 49, s-ssv
VI lo.pound so1 ~ H. Aoens Of y,
and Mss rwd Tscker. Ardmo~v. o.
tenaher II. t@vv hsS,n reoedvct b.
Guthrie friends Mia rucAar wa~ FOR.
s0ssiy Mas po~s Cans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

The b.ss advertisement Anv me,
'hant can have lsa "A isgixd cuasoms,
So greater Recommendation can ?
Z yru an article han he follow
~ n, u. Mllharn, PROP. t;nlan u
store, Cuiou. Afl "we mtve ~
hamherlasre consb Rem,dy
sesrs ard have always fpund ,hs
ssas perfect satisfaction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

u W. F. uat beaded down with half
. bufwlFed bottle caps d bottle
cspping machine, apnle bottle
openers, sieves and strainers cf
different Aizes add yAr.stl>ss.
os-shsn and snAmsl>d diaAss- = IN
fac. with enough cplIpm~nt b,
tart Z young brewery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

fc-drn s*n' 's--Areid NV " 4sasA"
VA 'be coronsrt yerdia ~ ne ~
ru'v' At Drx'an On 4 sewn .tsonsos.
"a s,nv wAo ftrs'1 m I ~Atss -
ssiuea. swsiIcvt< II. ~ ~ 10
roavuIstons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

satisfactory for both usse: ~ a.
fsbfou 4 can'he allpped over ~ gowg
10 grots~.t Il perfnatlT whilp yea wv'
hs last touches 70 the drnfr: a.
'.ssn o. of b NJ rsand us
fh sort available fcf raintcfiaes ps
a, you sec 4 on fhe flgurc. Z. ~ faadi
without sleeves Designed az m nprot
70 bc slipped on for morneuiafy aeed
IN The smaller front siew 4 ssa vutr
pietn garrnent becoming APRON of dfre
as Il II worn With or " hcn
beneath chambray Hnd 9iuw'lsiT
among The bsss ifkrd rnaforlala D.
any Of the sInple cotton Fufts ~ "
season can b. sub nlfnsef The All
'reme simplicity 81 cns mskes ~
mcnt one OF Inc Aasism peAstsa
make. For the medium slzv ~tll Y
needed : IA yards of material "
Inches or - inches w:de. aizes froy'
"A 70 ~ bust measure may be obtain
"a a potlern OF this dcaign Wall b.
~ % anv niarfss W 'hr rzsh'o-.
fsrimen' ~ tn's r,aDcf On reSrgss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

for Tho stomach aud bowel u Iyprdeft
babies MccEE's BAnY ELIXIR 4
INDY Of gonulue jufrIi Il aesh
nit 49, soi. aNd p'eas
\ #k SOFIA. fs
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40 mvcn sor ANN snts,esxv

pr Jan son N b. q mocriie ~
''osial ccfniiltsee. asw n win sAs 10
ssNS y i~s d~riseSs'e
Asssiaent " isso 1'ha esstmsfs %i-as
'oA iaedee Iaesl'ea np prs#Adsns a
'mh thAt mlsh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22


N NJ X
NJ AMI Mrs " II nn.es ard ch.l.
ar~n ~ Cleveland. drove IN ycsssr
ls,s Cor y sisis vssh his narnts. Jaaf
A " fscles ead Mrs iaolss. ~hlle "a
rSsa'" h0me trpm nsoloflrs 'rq 60
Arsnara.
Mrs Jos ssalas Sho wac Nvs Mar.
loFte lsols~ of " uxlew. Asis. Nsi' zF.
rive sAsa week ny rsl tpF sa.3 wlsa
her rAreals anf 4 Nfgnk ng htr ha.y
JauxhFSg tcw Arr firs ,aAas ~ssh hw
xrsna pArvok&
" " "
Msas y~Ssa Alden s.Sn, The N~sS
end al aer homo N Norman
x n VI
0rs Clarence learn os Saltwater
s.nramvani-d by Ms J " Losrp and
N~sl'e i.surn Of Iowa. hssse b..n shc
ri. wts % Mrs y = i1,tsA rfvf lsmr-
sas charge ~ the A a N cplexn sv.
Alb.t " shc state Mir DurirS biz
s'av sh@v~ Mn Lrarn wtll svu,aio vwA
h@r mother.
FOR HlRE--i have trucks for tire
r'hons No. !. ralimsn.
"A
Ni<~s Mar~a~'.c Mccoy. NIss Mary
LIZ owcns ard Ms Jeanette rns'-
iips returned 10 Oklahoma City kss
ntsht. after spending ~ week END
with their psn1,s
rR nurton % In okerno on q hue'.
nvSs trip.
X /. -
Mia Sadie DNkey s?cnt yesterday
In Oklahoma City.
Il ID Il
Miss Doris Galfney retaEned TO Nor.
man yss,arday after spenilns ~
week end with her parenis. Mr. ard
Mrs O o 0afiney.
FON 4SALE--Ai uf our fas heaters
and ranges: they are che latest and
up-to3iase styles now IA Tho time 10
make purchases while stock Ia COM
pl"fe. Al the Collar store.
n " "
Mr. and Mr~ John Aaer,s ard rN''
drcn. John Ait and Elfsab"fh drovr
IN &c ~'esrs vpsteraav md Miss Ern-
estsne Adams returned With hem la-t
nifht.
y II II
1ehn Dean Nsqa Marie A pean arA
Catherine and Msrkarei Dean span'
ycsferdaS IN oklahoma City.
* " n
Mr. and MrS Homer Matthews s-e.
The wbek -ana IN oklahoma cry wssh
Mr. and Mrs A whiisAurst and fam
Ily
X q Il
Mrs J r Rankin has postrunsd ~
inaetinw Of 'he IIuilders' class un'u
Friday, Oct :
NJ Il n
The 7 r. O luncheon Will he at tha
Iorse Of Mrs II N Chilcott or Tuesaay.
scff CO.
" " r
Cards have been rrcevei thai ~
md Mre Curry OF yunum, Texas. 8or
icrly Of this city. hgve n daughter
II Curry was connected with ID.
arh-o OIL company
X M n
SIsadonasy eocicty u she prNsby.
erisn rhnrth viii rnnnt wednesday
at the church.
" M "
Miss Lena Curry of Tuisa III VISITING |
lisa Mae McGoaldrick
N " 1
MIS- Anna itsjan aAd Visa Alice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

Tho l.ia9 policemen iu Boston VIII
are demanding IN increase in wage
are supported by their demands b,
over $1,000 union WORKERS In that city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

y'ly iudlffercn, results ,nsyc ~
4 efforfs 10 cultivate tobacco IN
,lIaDd, although he sou 9ad
y ate seem suitable, ssf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

~ nfeTs es dtron fAlson
~hts Fs<nse- y,es rfpra hlsv
f&s Hss ~ ffysb "
scsFenly 2g0 Paid Mimisnieaa ir tR
hstae The wsria Il fnd pp ~ fsht-
ofa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22


fhi DVlfa Gamma ciuh--Ns~ n r
i.cree
Assdamss AsxreAd oUresA t>seeeonss
SAfurtsy afternoon Mn r.R Burton
and M~ y 3 Rerroad ca,ersa.n~d VITA
MUSICALE IN honor ~ eurt ard MIR
G N Peak and tho scsch~re of she
city Mn L<vis n H~un~cn op~ned
the prcgram With bsausifui vocal
seiecsion. III Might Love You" by
Ronald, "Coatentment." By wAsdon.
Sleep Lltth Daby Of Mine" By
nwinell and Tho Song Of iAfA." By
rrcs~a Del Rurp. The sehcnd nur
her OF shc program was N,ur dancse
by Miss Madalcne Calksns. vho h a
v~ry talented young dsncer. This wa
her first appearance 10 public sincs
ser return from kansas CITY. Mo.
where she studied. Her dAnciny frcci
~as a dainty creation of Duchess lack
with an opalescent bodice. Mics
rh@lna Roe acoomp~nisd BY her sA~.
'er. Mlss Esther Roe. played two
beautiful violin solos. "Thais" By
uassenet and Lullaby" By Prof II II
Ryan. her instructor John Dcland
ssng. In tho Land OF the sky Dlus
Water" by Cadman. which was fol.
lowed BY two o'har beautiful selec-
tioas. Miss Mildred Davis was ac-
sompanist for The afternoon
The rooms OF Mrs Buv-or's hc~s
we're beautifully decorted With bril-
''ant eearlet sa'yla IN green vase. and
ahoai one handred ard fsfsy members
~ The Federated Cluhs were To a..
~adance The ont OF town eaaefs
we're AIRS A O Farunharscn az ORION.
who II he guest os Miss neulah Cd.
sch Mis- Josephine Morrison ~ pom
~ city and M'ss Ethel JAMS ~ Krr-
ms Civ The hnefessae were a4ss~s-
"A nv Mrs wiY rs'4nrsc- and he
Nfissts rnriNa Beiara Nnres van
irozcr and Iaele ri~ke The rneafs
~ homer With sfai and Mrs peak.
verq Mcsdanca Adsle snoor. A,eis
.rmar. l'llian Roberts. Eva nrowr.
Cora Fielding. Rlma phelps. g~orgia
iiilesEie. " ~ lnrkin. Rrth MORGAN
nd Forsythe: the Missea BESSIE vii
hanson. Gertrude Patterson. Ettn
iik~s. Eva Fitch Lila ffouser, BianrN
fad'ean Florence Cannon casslvr
'antwe'i yeifa Alden. Kafherlne
'er&s Eff'c G nuniar me, woore
carl Young. Ida neli. zella Carter.
va Humrhrey. Addle barnard Mary
Iawkins, Mayme Oliver. Mary piilev,
iadvs Kellogg. Nav Hirscbi. Pauline
lahop Ida lohr. Marjorie ssnHh.
rnec Enis, Mildred Bond, lnss RJh-
r. Neii Morris Marr,erts Bvrne.
pal Smith. Eva Wilson. vIoiei West
n. Emma Dufschar. Alma Watkins.
sther Weber. HOPE rwaser ami
snns Bfickner. and the M~srs " A
reen. George perdpA. r r ch.s~
yrou MARI and c N fiuls.
x n ~
IN Honcr of Dr housewor4h.
Dr G 3 and Or Pauline Barker en-.
rtaipcd last nIxh' WITH : dtnr~-
~ IN honor Of Dr A L Hovs~~~rh
Mansfield. Orevon. Tho d'--~-
Bile was besus4fuily decorated w'.t
Nk rose buds and after q deisc,ops
recourse dinner. suctsou h-,dre
u played and the vas~st. we~r nr
'useworh M'ss Alice Tsslmrr -
d Mr. John Adare ~ -. y
! HousewOrfh and sor f>h~.r
NJ Ruth Woodwork of Ktpvfishe
10 w~s 'hc veak-srd rueu aa
rker home.
Mr and Mrs Charles v-s4c re+n,.
me- Saturday AFTER spordlnr
INNER touring "a Inc western coaa'
'te< and CAnada.
y " n II
Hiss Mary Harris Of Oklahoma CT
mt the week end VIM Mrs JDn
ne.
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Head Noises

Distressing noises ia the hsac ys-
ssiNniihe hNHxi0g. liARifiG. c5Ae EiA49
f-3tNifclJus. s.zailng, haupsing. SAN iDg.
roaring. or s@tand Vt KurwlHg water are
usNally NreEunnefs " catarrhal DEAF.
. NESS. hose 40 time In corauessfas the
catarrh. eliminating the stfhnge hraG
f.ctNss and saving your hearing. Don't
ttsSr yoAr stomach fVr a disorder that
~ lu yussf h*ad TRY venvsie,Tssi NrsI~
ING. vspor burning Or eLOSSER's
CArARRN REMEDY soid at the drug
sspsv.s. Triple guarantee with every ocs'
Ffesst shes eftsst sAs oss~fss~ss-f
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X " X X x u v n X 4. x " " "a
!. STAR FASHIONS. INC.
( y y y X Y y x y .S X 4
poth praetlaal ard smnrs.

UVFF FFHNFNHF HFu HHiWFFs
No matter With what taak n Noulf
= occupied she lik.r TO look her bee
You can use this pattern FOR q s
drts for an apron You viii n
becoming and attractive. aud equal
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! ret better rif'hs away cnd wseg
new woman Z ! coula work h&r
Can recommend these remedies I
young mothers v 10 are weak ard
~ ! wEs Mrs. ORA q. k0wEnr,
s. Ilosfner Street, Lansing. Mich.
Women VINO are IN Mrs. Bowers'-
dition shov J ~ continue IL suffer-
S''d1stes rt profit
exr1f.e se this fnr1oss !
and h..y y r.nae 4. Lyfih r. pinAtsrn
Vegetable Con- ound. . trial.
For ESir9e = N regard 10 ~
condition write yfia r. Finkhan1
icineC Co. Lynn, Mass. The result of tht
20 Gears experience ID st your service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

again am puzzled BY TIC wording
Of the reservation regarding the Mon
roe Doctrine II appears to propose
tho removal from the jurisdiction OF
the League OF Nations OF every Sc. In
American political question connected
wita other states than ,Aose OF the
Western He nlspnere. suppossing
Two South American states. say Brazil
and Uruguay. men'bers Of the league.
choose to submit some external pQliI-
ical question 10 arbitration or inquiry.
would the United States object. In
my opinion nearly II not quite all the
South American states viii be men
bars OF tie league. Mould the Unis
ed States seek to prevent their acting
IN the league as they saw fit9
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BRITISH AvERSE
TO COMMENT on
LEAGUE FIGHT

,cru';nn..d frum rsev 10
make any manner OF Suggestions re,
xarding tho problem,
In British League ofs Nations cir
cles doubt respecting the meaning oi
the Senate commlttes's Reservations
is mixed wi,A some apprension
We see 10 difficul,y.~ remarked
Que commentator. .'ahSu, the resesya-
sIon concerning Americas right 70
withdraw from tho league. Neither
do We see any difficulty IN the rcser
yatton with reference TO Article 10,
for naturally The Congress OF the
Tinted States retains its constitutions,
Integrity under ,ha league. As to the
reservation TO domestic jurisdiction It
seems TO be very wide II we do not
risconcelve the wording. |, reserves
ell political questions relating 70
American affairs to tae jurisdiction OF
the United States. remosinS thcm en-
tircly from the jurisdiction OF TIE
league OF Nations. Apparently II we
ere to read the pact literally Il prac-
''cally keeps the cnlted States out Of
The league for political questions re-
laiing to American affairs covers ev-
eryfhing in Americas international
and political relations. tnder this
shis clause, for instance. the Canadian
fisheries question would. not have
gone to arbitration. However, imas-
inc that the political questions re-
ferred to are strictly domestic poli,i-
cal questions.
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IeoG ] WoD - weak
u could noe get up
y suffered such pains
10 my back l could
not work or hardly
take care OF NY
baby. One Of my
reighbors recon-
mended Lydia z.
Pinkham's ycgcta-
bio Compound I
took L and used
T.vffis n '.~~ ~
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Mr. and Mrs John Aderss srd rN''
drrn, John Ait and Elfxnb"th drowr
N r~~'e.r' ves'eraav md Miss Ern-
cstine Adams returned With 'hcrn la-,
niFht
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= = n
FOR SALE-~An u our faa heaters
and ranges: they are the latest and
styles. now IA shn time 10
make purchases white stock Ia COM
pl"fe. Al the Collar store.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15

Iadu nepOzvedl. Sklamani bylo jeste
hlizeti jinde po letnim bydlisti a
shledal re zadne Mich ami polovi
ce nevyhovuje tax jako prvni a re
zadne nelze "a podob. podminek
ziskati. Smithova rodina do dnes
zustava V pGvodnim byte a Smith
steine unaven kazdeho vecera zvol-
ma pc schodech stoupa vzhGru =
ale jest pevne rozhodnut, re uchopi
Sc neiblizSi prave prilezitosti, ably
rychle ziskal vhodneho letniho by
dlist6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15

"Meli bychom jiti a majetek ten
Timed prohlednouti," pravila Marie.
Ale unaveny Smith denne tuto ma
vrhovanou cestu odkladal. Kdyz Sc
konecne rozhodl, shledal, re prave
den pred tim kde jaky lot prodan
by lidem, kteri nevahali zavcas Sc
uchopiti teto opravdove prilezitosti.
Pohled iak celia kolonie rodin Sc
test who'd, kterych on sam snad-
no take mohl dostihnouti a ktere "a
nedbal, nikterak mrzutou jeho ma
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-17
RIFLE CLUB ELECTS
NEW SET OF OFFICERS

At meeting of the Tanana
Valley Rifle club, held in Fair
banks last night, at the office of
Guy B. Erwin, DR.. NJ F. Hall was
elected president; Paul J. Rickert,
vice president; Guy B. Erwin, sec
Rotary; George Weber, treasurer
and George Parks, executive officer.
The club decided on the cor
struction of a new range on Rick
ert's farm, at the back of the Fair
banks park. The present rifle
range at Birch hill being too far
from town.
The club also decided TO install
ranges for pistol and small caliber
rifle practice.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-17
Department of the Interior
Alaskan Engineering Commission
NOTICE

Passengers leaving on the train
for any point on the line south of
town are required to purchase
tickets before entering the train.
Tickets can be purchased from
the station agent, whose office is
in the employment office, on the
ground floor Of the general office
building, Alaskan Engineering com
mission.
Tickets will be on sale at any
time during office hours, and can
be purchased in sufficient time be-
fore the departure of the trains.
Regular trains leave the foot of
A street on Wednesdays and Satur-
days at a. m.