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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
ZAKLADNi CLANkY NEIL
NARODNlHO ZAKONQDAR-
STVi DELNICkEHO.

Komise mirove konrerence
jez ustanovena byla vypraco
vat zakladni clanky mezinaroo
niho ochrann6ho zakonodar5tV
delnickeho, navrhla V planar
MIN zasedani konference tech
to devet clanku, kterc byly
prijaty a vteleny We smlouvu
mirovou:
Vedouci zasadou budiz, ably
pracc nepovazovana byla "a
zbozi nebo predmet obchodu
Pravo delniku zam6stnava
te.u organisovat sc Ia vSeml Il
cely zakonnymi.
Zavedeni nOrnalni mZdy p.
stacitelne k udrzenl sluSne L.
rovne zivotnl, odpovidaUcl do
be zemi, V ktere jest zavede-
ma.
Zavedeni Osmihodinovc do
by pracoVnl nebo 48 hod. ty-
den iako zakladny, k niz nutno
sm6rOvat V&udc tam, kdc dosud
V platnosti nenl.
4 Zavedefii ,ydennlho odpociu
ku, trvaiiclho aspoh "a hodi-
ny, Eokud mozno ned6li.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
v UPOMlNkU

otcvreni Ceske Narodni Sine
ma Broadway, pofada Ridi-
telstvo teze pratelskou zaba-
WIN v sobotu "a. kvetna. Glen
stvo vscch spolkI v Patrona-
tn zastoupenych a nejsirsi
ceske obecenstvo jest uctiye
Zvano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
DOMACf VAkEN
PIVA.

VoHl uoCdAy SpOicIffiNSAi Ao
vodu, jak by bylo domaci w
robou mono nahHaditi pivo,
ktere prohibicni zakon zaka-l
|zuje vyrabeti prumyslove, pro
davati zasilati.
Pro vastni spotrebu 81 nuze
kazdy vyrobiti vlastni zasobu
a take jiz dnesni DOLBY podob-
ne do naci pivovary zahajily
liz nekdo mnoho a nekde malo
slibnou cinnost.
Variti primo re sladu a chime
lie jest procedure prilis slozita
a nedala by Sc nikterak vysvet
liti uzkem ramci tohoto po-
1jednani. Kdo 81 pfejes stati Sc
sladkem cd piky, tomu odporu
cujeme knizecku "Sbirka pred
|pisu," kterou vydala redakce
"Hospodare" v Omaze, Neb.,
''stoji pouhych 25c.
Prohibicnl zakon vyvo!al ale
'dnesnich dnn pru.nysl novy,
Jest to vareni domacich piv, le
pc snad receno jakychs nahra-
EEK, takze domaci vyrobce ma
vsechno pripraveno a cely po-
stup znamenite usnadn6n. Sa-
mi .sme Sc pokuslli podobny
"experiment' a sice S dobrym
vysledkem, jenza Sc nam Zda|
byti eXtrakI pomerne drahy, oh
sab kra abicky nikterak neodpo-
vida pozadovane Gene az $3.50
i vice, &C hodnota krabice fir
nu vyrobnl sotva stoji tax ne
'jaky "nikl".
Dobrych vysledku bylo doci
lleno vytazky Wennerstenovy-
mi Chicago, nichz sc Gam
brinuv mok, ktery We svobodno
Americe dockal Sc tax neslav-
,nGho konce, asi nejvlce bllzi
pojmu, ktery v tomto piipade
zosobn6n byl ceskym pivem.
Obsah jedne krabicky da Sc
do gallonu varici vody a necha
Sc as 10 minut povari1, pax Sc
necha celia varka n6kolik malo
minut ustati a precedi Sc pres
platno do nadoby, iez poi ne
pres 6 gal. Do nadoby pfileje
Sc pozdeii 5 gaA. vody, jez mu
81 byti prevafena, kdyz jest
prili stvrda. PAX Sc prida ma
kazdy gallon as pul libry GU
kru. Kdo nema rad sladsi pri-
,chut' necht' da meme. Vse zale
III arci ma ziskanych, zkuseno-
,stech. S roztokem zamichejte,
vemte n6kolik lzic vlazneho pi-
va do kotliku, do ktereho jste
Ease deli as cajovou lzitku GU
kru vmichejte do toho kvas-
nice, as polovicku obyceineho
ctverecku, vyrabenych znamou
firmou Fleischmanovou. Kdyz
kvasnice V kofliku zacnou pra
covati, vlejta .e do vyd,hadle-
no piva, nikoli ale do vreleho.
'Pfikrejte nadobu satem ne
,chte Stati V nistnosti Sc stejno
mernou leplotou, nejlepe mezi
20 a 80 stupni. Pivo sice kva-
81 Sc i pri so stupnich, ale
zvolna, JEST "a to ale trvanli-
Nejsi, kdezto pivo vykysane pri
D. Vysokych teplotach RADIO V la
20 hvich zkySe. kvaSeni pozna
a me, kdyz Sc po vrchu zacnc
tvoriti poN ak, ktery sebcremc
" opatrne. Asi ia 48 hodin Jest
-, kvasici process ukonCen pivo
sc opatrne, abychom nepohnuli
na dne nadoby usazenymi kva
u snicemi, stoci pomoci gumove
V hadice do lahvi, ktere pevne a
o. neprodysne zazatkujeme, coz
20 jest opetne velmi dulezito. La
nj hive nechme pax asi "a hodin
stati teze mistnosti, kde Sc
IN pivo kvasilo a ulozme je 30.
u tom ma chladne tmave misto.
e. K pitt jest zpusobile as "a
a, tyden. Chutna velice dobre a
~ jest skutecne napojam neien
osvezujicim, ale vyzivnym a
- zdravym.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

{ FOR SALE-Scotch collie pups about weeks oIu... Neadowbrook Farm. one mile from Wauregan, Ct, the Dan ielson Road. A. follow & Co. Tel o9-4. aug22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

FOR SALE+Player-p piano with 90 rolls. Write Piano this offce- aug 16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

kitchen girl Apply to Lawrence and Memorial Associated Hospitals, or tele- phone 207 New London, Conn. aug20d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

S3S2.G0 for a fine SS-note player piano, rolls and bench; easy terms. The Plaut-Cadden Co.,. Norwich. Conn
 aug21d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
SIX Cents Line of six words.
WANTE ED-Female

syANTED-Teachers for ungraded schools, near Norwich; SIS a week Ap- ply by letter or teIepnone to Frederick w. Porter. Willimantfc, R. F. ID. Phone
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

FOR SALE-White pigs, 8 weeks olc Aug 29th. nne ones; also Jersey cows On state road. near postoffice- Addres: Box 61. Terrace Farm, Merrow, Ct.
 aug20d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
six Cent. n Line of SIX words.
FOR SALE

PRIVATE SALE-Last two days sale of furniture at zou Main St . upstairs buy at your own price, Louis D.. Ward Mgr.s au2.Gl
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

' FOR SALE-One 34 ton Republic
 truck. equipped with Bossh masneto- also five new tires; will sell cheap. J. J. Rabinowitz, 352 Windham road. Will l limantic- Conn alIg22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
FOR sAIE-At once, to quick buy

FOR sALE-At once, to quick buy
 CTS. one 1917 super six Hudson touring gar. s1.200; one 1918 Liberty sedan. run zonly 5000 miles, $1,750; one 1917 Over Hand touring car run LILO mics. S6Uu; one 1917 Buick runa bout little six S1.- 100; every absolutely guaranteed. Address Joseph NJ. Land, 69 Summit St Phone Se1-5. aug22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

FOR SALE-Ford delivery. six-post Springfield body, extra heavy, de- mountabIe rims, extra shoe and rim; price S450. Phone 1882 Norwich.
 aug20WFM
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

FOR SAIE+As I am leaving town, l will sell my 1916 Dodge touring car. just completely overloaded. new tires and new storage battery, price s630; car guaranteed. Address James Horo- witz. Colchester, Conn. Tel. 232
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

FORD delivery car for sale. in good condition. Apply S1-S7 Franklin St, Norwich. Conn. aug2od
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

FOR SALE-Hudson touring car.
 model 1913. d bargain; Ford roadster, Ali, fully equipped. II Thames St, Norwich, Conn. aug22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

IF YOU have any fat hogs for sale, call 740, WilHmantic- Joseph Astman aug16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

WHEN YOU WANT put your bus mess before the public. there Is no medium better than through the ad- vertisil. columns Of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

WANTED " Salesladies for extra extra work. Apply F. w. Woolworth Co. aug7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

Woman to do waiting and chamber work. Windham Inn, Windham Conn. Phone 35-4 Willi- mantle aug16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
FOR SALE-AutomobiIes

FOR SALE-Late model Overland runabout, repainted and mechanically in good condition. tires practically new. Estate NJ B. Ring. aug22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

kitchen ranges and stoves. Call A Bruckner, 55 Franklin St., or Tel. 71I-3
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

wANTED-An elderly lady, who would like a good home. to take care of a baby. Write Box POT. Putnam. Conn.,, or Phone 336-3. Putnam. jy23d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

WANTED-Farms; 75 farms must demand is big. What have you to of
 fer? Have you farm for sale? Weis-
 ler's Farm Agency, DanlelSon, Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

WHY are black raspberries always red when they are green? Because ali right. A lot of good shapes in a 50c pipe for soc and worth soc. Special. Manila cigar wraped in tissue paper. special 6c. Fagan's Smoke Shop.
 aug1.d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

WANTED - A girl to do cham Der work and assist the housekeeper- Ap- ply at the Wauregan Hotel. aug20d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

WANTEDAGirl for general house. work; two afternoons off Write Box N. B., this, office. aug20d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

wANTED-A few experienced weav- CTS fancy worSteds. Apply Lock wood Mills, Ashaway. K. I. aug19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

wANTED-saIesladie Apply F. w Woolwo-th Go. augId
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

EXPERT hair color restoring. Mad am Lindgren. 106 Thayer Bldg. aug16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

wANTED-Party of three girls for room and board at ocean Beach. For further particulars, write to Mrs. F. E. Watson fl Midway Pl.. Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

WANTED-Two or three furnished or unfurnished rooms with heat cen trally located. Address Box 24O, Nor Rich. augl9d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07

t,s'et ns,. y \ Jan wnh tho
ilag' of Oyster nay drooped ., half
mast aud ~ cliissns IN deep n.oarn
Ina os.r the death yesisfas, 81 Ca
Theodore Roosevelt. sFranse nsn,. ~
he uDosisniatlouA nsnefAl sessir..
here iomorrow. we're psins perfes,as
today ~ members ~ tas family
hizh in tho air over sasamofe nnl
army aifplanes nom naielhufs' us.a
maintained a ceaacIeas wall o,eas
lonalb s~ooplnK lovArd the a. m "a
drop a wreath of laurel among the
'lms near the mansion
In accordance ~lih tho ~ish.s of
the former president a. e,pf-. "a 10
Mrs Roosesei, obseaui.. slll BE- of al.
most spartan simplicity rirsl there
all b. prayer tomouow the
house. attended only hy relatives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
Only One of The VigilanL Lett In Golden State

sar faneiseo. Jan Us 5 Bui
Ter believed 20 be The soie safsisor oi
ihsi sturdy baud ~ Areonausa who
made aud executed their own iaw in
han Francisco when consiuied 1nfh
ofiiy proved unable 20 cope with lsW
iessness lives a. Los Catos. when ho
comes nov and then 10 the cliy 3 re-
Fiew the scenes OF his youthful sdsen-
lures
Despite the fact thar 10 Is rounding
the nlneiieth milestone ~ iifs his
blue eye. look ou upon the woria
world VITA a steady gszo undimmed
By time ~. memory. olosias the
bridge Of hsif century g. - clear
a. the 'ones q the great sieei trlrngle
that called together the vigilance
commit - members when q re vas
work % b, done
Il came % san Ffanoitfo IN 81 I
De taid recently Dnf nf fnf ffef
early morning slFhis aai greeted me
vss a dead man lying On = stree. cor
ner The city was fan of thieves and
vaga honds. and murders were ~ daily
or nightly occurrence
The kllllng Of United Sta e. Mar
sasi Ricaardson by man named
Cora. and the doaih Of James King
editor Of the Bulletin. ~ the hands
OF one Casey. started tho vigilance
movement Toe f.aw and order
ieasue already xas IN sxisfensf -
iis eisors carried little weight with
the element i was supposed 70 hold
n cieck II ~as strong for legal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07

procedure the result ~ whl,h. more
ofsn than not ~as freedom fsr fas
maieislfor
In an some e.deo men iolasd the
vifllanfes = sas 80 ig07 When
king died lr rrre ifaur,a was
runr We dllnl have q boil as some
u the wriieu have said ii wac a
huee sfeei triangle. that you could
bear for blocks va just coming
81 ~ my psace of business vhsn ths
irlansis rang within five m'uut,s
there acre about 200 members -
ihs comml ise at Fori Cunnyhag-
The number kepi growing We bif
on TIE tops df our paper cartridges
tsmmed home powder and ball ir
our finiiock mussets and vent 10
the ,aIi
The iaw and order riflomsn sers
stationed on top of ne Jail For
two hoars 80 food there. while our
leaders demanded Cesey aud Core
Those NO hours were ihr mot 81
we're nerfoas strain ever ~eni
thruagh
"Ai iasf we foi the prisoners and
toos them 20 fou cunnyhags. where.
- fhs funeral oorfere ~ klng vent
fhfouEh the streets Casey sna Cora
were hanged 0ai - an upper sin
dow
TOE Nigiisntes did nO' infili ths
death penalty On any one anB id
not deserve 70
Fof instance ~hen Jadg. Tsrr,
of fsrrs usenie Who came d0xu 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
Seventh Legislative
Assembly Began
Sessions Today
Red Anarchy
Rampant In
Berlin Today

Jan l-esriin .s ~ 4
state % complete anarchy snc eN'l
~sr hss begun iisfs. according a
ths Msn,en eorrsspoaosrt % sh.
poiltssn ftis sn'osmaton. ne ssys
% based on ieis phonle messages
feor the German Ssps,st
Al the banks sss barriesseo snc
a great number o ,ne public builc.
inss are IN the hands ef tire Spar
taean Or estre~s radical group.
Thoussncs ~ armed ~orsmen ef
the spsr,ssos 's0tle,, the CORE
sponeent reports, Are ero~o,ns the
streets and a, several points fr.
ne has begun. TIE SOUND % ma
chine Gun f're eovlc be heard fror
al parts of Berlin
The message re srtec the inten
ton Of the government 70 make an
effort 10 storm tns building of the
police guards later IN ths oay aad
take possession of an the mseh,ns
guns and cannon there.
o. Kari L.ebsn. mt. ,he sparta
can leader. has been seen here and
there about the e.s orpsnisina hls
,soopo for the f,nal fight which.
the eorresponiert ssy.. Is expected
10 begin very 5000
HUNDREDS Of persons are reported
fleeing from tho city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07

help lhe ia~ and order men. stable,
Hopkins NTllanse policemAa IA
the ueeA W. held aim pflaolef lil
Hopkins recovered Then se turned
BIN loose q is an In sfestlna fst'
ihsi Terry va shot anl Killed sboaI
ten yeAfs ego by detective sss'rnel
10 protect Justice Fisld of The tniea
States supreme court whom Tern
had ihrea' ened 70 shoot
The hsnslnr 81 Hetseflnefo aud
trace was the last the Nirlian,a
comm ltiec bad anything 20 ~ wiih
hboui TO thousand Nlxiiants- and
many other citizens wer. present
vss On. of he rlnemen stationed on
the roof of az adjoining tulldirg 70
prevent = possible rescue BY friends
- me condemned men
The Nigilanies deportea a good
many undesirable characters Affsr
ihe committee disbanded many u
them came taes Biily Msilieaa. on.
Of those depousd. returned. cent On
rampage and sho, tee men before
. policeman killed him
The las procession of tbe Nisi
i4nies called osf soo0 men under
arms 1hey marched do~n the s'fse'
IN : great body and thea dlsospded
The Whole woTk 81 the COMMITTEES
va done Ia les than four months
Nr Butler now d vorking - IN
aagufsie . health school Of los
Gsios fis hone there - called
camp Llngeriong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
TEAM OF MINUTE MEN TAKE
CHARGE CHURCH MEETING
Tells How To Make Religion
Count. In Stirring Meeting OF
First Methodist Church
Sunday Night

A team 81 Minute Men had charge
tf the service a. ihs rlrsl Methodist
hnrch suuda, nisht ono aror an
rtaor. thes explained Ways IN which
he congregation could make roliglan
count for a heitor church ana better
Guthrie The pas.of concluded ~lih a
t'irrinE appeal Tao persons resroud
4 one coming 80 iAe csnfch b, ~.
ter and The other on profession -
fauh
On "wednesday night 20. fhcte
VIII be general meeting - csufena
~ init leaders and their unit in =
United prayer mee inr nr l.ruis n
ro,ts viii be- the principal speaker
This is part % the campaign "a enlist
every menbcr Tor specific active
work
Following th, PRAYER service vii
come the regular Quarterly Confer
ence
Men of the Congregation afe re-
qnesled 70 remember he Dinner Clu1
Friday evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
COMMITTEE ~ NN NNIDS
10 FINISH NOltk

The committee on a~sfds i y.p
anxious 20 act as ,ehor inio sl
Louis BY Monday r.st n IL xsr,
difficult 20 rrm.mh, oil thoao ~ho
have pul IN $50 housa in Rsa crais
service We ~ani - q ~ sail.glei
with this report. Therefore ~s ar
calling upon all members wha Aav
put N sev hours or morr se,,lce a.
call 81 Red Cross tssceaarters ~
FRIDAY ~ this Nee4 ar tsleeA.s.
aia Chapter comns,tee On A~ard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07

rnf more ihAn thlfa "a hvars tt'
returning solaisfs eee ~ iasu voanA
a hfasss awaited rsscae 90 ao4rd
ihe trsnsport Nofihefa raslfie vai,h
eeni asround ia uf On sans
haf ga flre l,lsud fifs isiaag ls ofl
fhv southern coast ~ inug Island
1sis pao. ogTapn was iaksn ihlri,
hours after the vessel STRUCK ne bar
snd ulue the sea waf fanuink 81
llrA fhaI & 49, impossible inf ihs
lfe savers ~ launfA lHr|f boais ons
i.lshesi ~slch as hurled back sess
tfai times. ls seen iA The ioreAicand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
Material Moths and
NotHospitaHtyBack
of German Kindness
Red Cross Makes
Another appeal
To the Women

-res Red ceess ss~sas ses- 81 f.e
srsi hs1lslas ~sll be epsn .s.s,
srsr~eor. sels-ssses ss hslp ~~sa !.
refugee ssrms-ss s's ~sasss hsa,
Dent cut ns~ ns ssssssl ss, q,
yea ~sfs ssri~o ths ssrsnseas
ssys % isis r,s ssvsesee s.l
3lsrs are IN need ~ sie,rsas. The,
are shlsssins ~sth ,ss sela Gvsa
re ~omea ars srsss 70 rssssra T.
snss lass cali fer hsls nass 4
pesns 90 he ., ,ns RED cfoss fsoms
ct federal building wsdeeassg sa
o. "eeH. M> wrieh ~,ll eus ,s,
20 ~efs Ne sssh'.i eve. ur,o ,hs
iss' hesr o. the "a. ssy ss.n sa.
sslshl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
POLISH TROOPS OCCUPY
AsTRAT[G|C POSITION
Issue Uliimatum To German Com
msnder Of Benischen. Demand
ing Immediate Surrender
OF Forts

Berlin Jan Poiish troops have
occupied M railway station a. chros-
chulk. four miles irofn Benfschen. an
have sent an nntlms am 20 The Ger
man commander IN b. latter place
demanding that b. surrender The
demand has been f-fused snd n.
Germans wili defend Bentschsn At ali
costs. according 70 ne Tageblsit.
fBenischen is fOvn near the
boundary between IN. provinces q
Posen and Brsndenberr and ! about
foriy-fhree miles southwest Of ro-
sem
C1fsare n Benfscasn by ihe Poles.
would b. most serios, for Berlin sna
al of northern cer4any. - loss u
he. Poles would &C. communication
between Beri4n and siiesia and wouli
endsnxer tn provil onlnz of Frank
fori-on-ihe-oder a. ell of Sortherr
Germany.
The cabinet CON .ted - consid
Grafton Of the Polish situation today
and directed the m istry ~ var 70
. take the Necessary fechnic@l steps %
Strengthen fhe eastern fronfiers
When preparations have been com
pleied which viii 3 obasly BE- mex,
week. the cabinet vii probably sp-
peal to the people % form . rolgn
ieer army 70 .sroteos be German so-
dsrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
SHERIFF AND U. S. OFFICERS
GRAB BOOZE SHIPMENT
Trunk Taken BY Officers Con
tanned 4 Quarts Of White
Mule" and 9 Quarts Of
Old Rye

Persons -ho fond,s believed thai Toe
recent supreme eosri decision. knoes
ing holes ia the lone Dry la~.
would relieve the tn. ~ oncI soms.
What. ~er. given llt thls mornlnA
BY The prompt acton % the marshal
office.
A telegram as ff.eivs-i - IL s.iaig
Marshal Frank Hinf'aan that . iruns
containing WHISKY would BE- In on
santa ~ passenger train. No "a. aas
here 81 80 o'cloee "a. morning
That official ~ on notified shsr
IN "a Robertson. tnd fhe tvo ~ers
on hand vhrn the train pulled 10
and a. the isiexrsia Eavs the nun
ber Of the baggage chees. had ~
trouble IN locating she trunk 4 sa'
tak~n 20 the federal bsiiainx and
yielded up four guar, of slcohol. snd
eight quarts % ~hnxey
The telegram Completely dsasrihed
ne persons ~ko 81 Dped ihe trunk
a. . small colorea -vnsn. and : ms
d.um bailt coiored nsn u ~ss ~
Flicii In the descrip.lcn. even describ.
Ing the coats. hats. freas. shoes. and
rings on their fingsr-. A. no psopis
answer 70 that des riDfIon aiishied
from the train. Il is the opinion ~
the officers that tn trunk was sent
ahead. and that the owner. ~oald fol-
iow on . later train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
NO RESPONSE MADE TO
CALL FOR TANNERS
Speakers Are Scarce In Okla
homa Now. For the first
Time In the History OF
the State

The roai hond iasts has Klvsn rec
in an unrfccedcntsa condition IN Oh
iahoms. in that there are not enoas ,
takers for the Job q 4 slnglsAFr
manager 81 he nkis loma Gaoa isoaas
association. says hs never knew ol
such = dearlh ot Eo7o speakers. AMI
he has more calls Coz them over tn
alnie thsn h. can -
slnEieiars reports that the work %
appointing lhe board of governors Il
Folng forward. and TIE county organ
iraiions are rapidly sitlng into shspe
tlhi couut.ss have reported the A..
solnimeut of their delegates 10 the
board
These counties a'a many others
are cailinF for sr-trfF- and sinsir
tsry declares there never was aach
an opporiunlt, llc would be- slad -
set into touch with men who can ,sls.
hc says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
EYES OF IRELAND IS
TURNED TO sINN Ff|M
Seventy three Members Elected
To Parliament Demand Free.
dom For Peoplc OF the
Emerald Isle,

Dublin Jan : Ih~ cyes n All
ireland are turned toward the sim
fein Everybody wants 10 kno~ shat
the ns~ party of % ~ill 90 Most Of
them are ~ Obscure tat The n,wrpa
pefs found much difficulty 10 .ivlns
hlogfsphl Al notice, 81 ibem Au ~
them. Doses.r seem 10 b,iong 20 the
same 'lass whleh In Rsssia "a called
-inielleentsia tioetof, Journalists.
assistants in country shops. soieiior.
elefss unissnii, leciurers ans organ
lfeTs 81 leagues They shsfo fwa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07

The Oklahoma hoard of rhafniae v
VII hold ils meeting tor ihe ssamin
alton ~ registered Barmacis's n.,l
Tuesday ana wedns, dsy. January 1ih
ans Alh. IN the Capitol bulidlng Oh .
lahoma CITY. OKLA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
ttBtS tl.A. ~ llAlI-
MAST IOIt RtND>ENtI.l I

Havana Jan T~auha's Tag will fly
a. half mast over al forts naval ses
sells public buildings and rinfary
posts on the island until after the
funeral ~ Theodore Roosevelt IN &C.
enrdsnce ~ith decree issuea by
President Msnocal last nlgbi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
WILLIAMS WILL III
tO\iIRMtD ~ SI\AII

Washington Jan rasofsbls
report on the confirmation of Robert
\ Williams a. bo iudge o. Toe eastern
district ~ Oklahoma ~as made TO-DAY
hs ne senate judiciary committee
Confirmation "a expected the first IA,
when executive session Is held
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
PRESIDENT N\D PARTY
tNRlSI N PNuls

PARE. Jan f--e~ssasr, Wilson. o..
eompsn'ed by ~o Wilson sns Nice
msfose, Wilson. ser.ss hss, o,
1910 e'eloe. THE morning 'ro-, ,hs~
sisa 10 Italy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07
WILSON CNRl.IS tO\lDtn.-
INI ~ uRs IstNDSEVtl.J

oyster Bat - Jan Ars koose
frlt received during ihe nsht q
eablesfam % sympathy from Presi.
dent Wilson dated Modenc. which il
on the Franco italian frontier. read
lng a. follows
Pray accept nay heartfelt synpatA,
On the death Of your dlstinlu.sheo
husband. the news of whlc. has
shocked ne ycry muca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-07

Wen treat fna - ~sll thai In ih-
neat ~sr ehish l. saFsl, samlns yai
Nli rshi on oaf sld former Ger
msn officer franhlt salf w'hethar
all ars aetuatea by hiular fsf.
siEbiednsss q y iliposslhle % aaf
Hossssf q ls ssrs|a shsi under ihs
saffaes ~ lhs asisnl alio4s eivllliisi.
there sslfis ihs sans bitisfn,' a blea
he Germans have fsll 'of The Amafl-
cans ihroashoa' ne enilfs waf
Tssrs ar fouf fsasona ehr "a
carnsaas oaido themselves 10 thal-
efforis 20 pfoyids hyslcsl comforts
Tor ths Americans fhey are
lnbfed csrmau eisllian saslssFlsu q
- 20 military aaihfiny
Belief ihai fhs A4efieans. 81 bssi
a necessary evil are refsnabls 70 a.
men % other armits
Conviction that "a, AmsreaHa ~or
III ~ar and are. thsfsfars sslani
hghtsfs ~ko sfe % J = dreaded
tap.eiatian y foss safpli-. from
Ameri,a md more lpr su' erns a. ~
psac~ fonfsrrnfr