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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-21
ED INLET.

Martin Kehoe, for many years an
employe of the Mud Bay Logging
company, was instantly killed Tues
day morning by snag falling on his
head. He was raised near Little
Rock. His mother sold the ranch
there about one year ago and moved
| to Montana. There is an older
brother in France.
Mrs Cole Leisure of Shelton has
been visiting for several days at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. c. Cru.
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swan are
rejoicing over the arrival Of young
daughter, who came to make her
home with them the other day.
Miss Mabel Wages of this place
was hit by an auto Tuesday evening
in Olympia, but was not seriously
injured.
Mr.. Emery Swan, an employe of
the Mason County Logging company,
was seriously hurt last week and i'd
now in St. Peters hospital in Olym-
pia.
| Mrs. James Housman went to Sc
attic last week to visit nephews who
returned from France with tbs<63rd
Coast Artillery.
| Word was received TINS week from
Wallace Rogers, third son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Rogers of Olympia, who is
stationed at Lemon Grove, near San
Diego, Calf, with a marine corps.
saying how very warm it is there. He
does not know when he will receive
his discharge.
/ Misses Florence McLape of Seat
tile and Margaret McLane of Olym-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-21

"a similar accident. When he was
doing chores in dark part of the
barn his head struck against sharp
corner ofO he scales he didn't know
We're there. John Biller is keeping
close to home. his nose having been
badly bruised by kicking gun one
dav last week
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-21

spent the winter with his mother,
Mrs. Peter Mckenzie, returned to
his home in Big Sandy, Mont, last
Saturday. ~T1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-03-21

pia visited over Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Nc
Lane.
Mr.. Victor Mckenzie. who has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

coar,rs a Assess a. hoasss ~ora
men
'srhv raorss ~ lhese sTgnit ~ U,f
mAns have nos srsn ~ilheai ~ftais
re-ans. fhs, a,restfsd unsssl smen
the ~orkmg slssses. 2, ~,lsie ihes'
u csiafrnis and AnasloaslA thf'
trict - bios lhese sfafts hle nam,s
lal she, hls~ lhlls toe Aasd shs'
ssse ,hfmselss. a~A, and A. oae ~
rail. ihs ru'lice SER shis - ra' thsa
hsnas cn al~sas ise hundtsd 81 "A. ''
ana tcani ~ pr~e,s Il ,hst saih q
erli
"lai ~ danr,f h nF from cstr
-fberv = many Srhrhft ~ho y
"A, rsrsls that ths saralsion a
frlnc, von Rsthor ~ss acla,sa anti
lanafs. ien And fhcre . ~ = sln
sle sinesr fFsnd 81 spain ~ho a,c
~, frgr,s l,t ihe eonr,'fleis q
al, slnisl4 Amsar-edor uofo uo
senl stous eslh him~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
Chcrokccs Had Hanging Lam
For Man Who Stole Negro


fsh'raaah. tans fAs lslhsfdf
f,aa $50 sans ihIrs sfore tst ia
sear sse ,n lss ,neIokss aai sr slsls
assin. hof.s ntsle hsk Dl Han,
toat It nis la - hsats IS "a 81. -
A, can, as isia lhs'e asa bssn -.
A.ie4 lAa niaIhs ie ias psal7f
msal ~ ihsn sn1 eihsf Tflmes sei In
lsit ihs SECTIONAL foausn bella la taa.
i.-iast dolilei II ansna itN arl
consequently ihe fpllos nt hp tha'
hssa.i ses rasfs'i
"A 49, in ,meaa Az A. spnile'
an Ast ieg 80 ran',hmsn' r ihsii.
soa eiher snms. pssssa ssr'slae
isih. isfa
ne f enscei b, lhe nsilnesl fepn
s.l That an, psfsnu ~ rffsons ~af
MAJ b. ,nn,lglo1 y Hesilns E ufrIa
o. nosn,es shai sufItf death ~ hsns
lns And ans petfen of r'ffnns ~ne
nia, = convicted of Hssllnt g horse
mulc lssk o. llnui iof ,he nitt %
feose ,hali b. runishsA ~lih noi lss'
ie.s an one hnnif'd stripes on ,a'
hare hack AMI compelled O. maA'
payment Az provided fof ln said asi
ana ans psrton II reflons. ~ho uret
con,lriion hclore an, eouft hsFin'
iarsii,liou ~ fte ssmv pi stealing
horsc uulc iack ~ ilnn' wf in'
iAlrd oflensc shall saiioI afaih h'
hanflns Thla at To iaho s'i''i ifrn
and amer ils pa,ssre al laws az rsft'
~ Laws. mnliannr assinsi 'bi' a'i
ace her.hy ropoai't
rahicuuah. ociohef a. i,io
& v N'NAlH Pres 'omnnlc0
Approved o.orfn l.oNr, Arlin'
Principal c't'f"
FcN peefoca we've slolen ana SEN
tally those snili, ei msh iheft l'f
ihc country and hii lhcmnclsrs "a fr
mote arciions Of thu southwest som'
~ the mosi strenuous efforts 81 ga
oui,ofr OF tho oli da,s vvre rui tori'
ia an effort 90 capture several mo'
who we're alicscd 90 have made : pfar
,icc of slrallns 7nlsgofa' bpi 'Aoar'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

fea,s "a 49, u|sfef 'sslsfs SER
tniet isoss ur,i hstp aaaist nas
tfsa le sssis 1srafr g. saieesllf.
nee stf.aels alssa hs thrs eho e.
st.@ts ins hsepfa'hs. ~ ne rsfF
ts,. rrfr vffe t'f.sas ste nel
tanicsf eilh haslua lefeises ens
aalI.i isstfl "a ihe hsfe hsfa hst
fha taHrfHs IA fereai the nffesse e
iperom alIsr safsrs ~ats seAs ~
Hanls. asa intt shls aaieat sha'
it~n saf knlel vHlie ifflaf e. a.
e,pe. an sasa pefons nsds ihen esn
a. ias forsn sni
zee neefp pas sont'fefei s'ff vi
aih.s pfrpsls ani la oae ~ l,e eis
,ounts ~ taefnktt hs msF he
ffst sa er spplerrsllnf fefis'n
.aas nf annef mf o.. en,iii ~ sss
efsi ,iueen. ~he VA eu' sud faf 'afu p
dass nan sf ~ ueslvrf 80 hsf
iatsu l,A,e ol lhtif MASTERS eiheaf
.hs ufnsri, of htldlns issn saiss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
A. y LAMoNn
Attorney
NorIcr

viii. on the ila ias of june loi9
it iha ca, Han. al p m. s,il "a
he highest and b,si bidder for cash
dafh hay hors'. about ton y'afs OH
.islr,n haatr hlyh. w,iehi aboni ioAa
aounds. with white iofi hind ioW ard
4 lump ander h.s lefl csc and a sirp'
an bis forehead. with sa'ldic and
br'dle. the same having been sclRsd
snd sfnpo0nd,sa on ihc md day Of
iune. iai9 en account ~ having hrfn
running o. larfe within lhr cay 81
Guthrie.
naled this sih day 81 Jaue. l"la
" u MITCHELL.
Commissioner ~ Public Safety
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
Simple Home Remedy
for Wrinkled Faces

Thcusande ~ -" fsb sex aFo pend
'rs fprtruea in frantic Efforts 10 n
move the sisas " premature aga gran
their fscee such women Willingly Nsl
almost any sin0anf ~ money fOI
worthless wrinkle rcmoxTs. ~ whicl
ihere are many
II lhcy 0niy hnrw is he most "A
f.ciiyc remeiy lmeginaN "a a sinigis
hafnil " ss0e wnsh which can R'
made n home II itgs lhsE a mlnaie
They have ouis 10 pA sn oanee ~
roH0sCrtd saxnliie and hse d ulni q
witch haze4 N fht arug stefe and ni'
the t~o Aiply this aalls sor whll'
as fstreshiDe iosloa Ae sffec9 q
almost magical Even alter ths frs
treatment marked improvement -
noticed and he face has 4 ssn1g liiu
feeding ihss ie most pira ur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

elniar ilte n lnoY vHen hat 80
tnsrA pf lut.npslua AMI etrffihins
ii.ilri .i.aanay le ne fsesissi a ffs-
sample ~ ChtNtsfisns rthlsia ~
mail. I save ihfm iriAl eni iher
~efr .a,h hrir 90 ne tati henlht
a pscksre. ara can ifaisHns cav
hat haze nal hsl a almilsr attach
.mee writes VIM a. Wiilsf rons
afs,lnr "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
A TEXAS WOHDER.

The Texas vs. snatf Yor kidfiey nnf
bi.dasf troubles. trsrei diabetes
waak and lafne back. rheumatism ant
irregularities ~ me ksdneya and hlad
aer ~ both men ans womeh. Regu
iafes bladder troubles In children 4
NOT cold by druggists wiil bs sent by
mail on receks ~ sl2a one small
bottle Il two months Treatment and
often cure Send for sworn tcsfsmo.
nials pr. w. w Hall 2a2e Olive ~.
- Louis Mo Sold by draKIsis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

rrom ne Nmc. io~s irielif,ncgr
wlsn snsn comes - Noa al
touhied AZ riih pain and drsars b.
~fll die Ia ,oar presence unless you
procure hin a drink OF ~hlskcy send
him 60 r docior ~ eise fiss him q
dosc 81 Chan,b, rlsin'n Collie and nlsf
fhoes Remess Th.rc Is a mislaktn
nciicr amcng whole 10, ~ aopl,
fhsi bcofe ir the bet remsdy ior eo'le
aud sioms,h schs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

" yGxxzwxxxIx@xgIxs X 4
= Rose Bud Pace and Scalp Cream n
n wni remove dandrnff aud stop a
r hair falling A cleanser and arii- n
y fetal skin food Electric Face 4
h and Scalp Massage. Scalp Treat =
a ment a Specially Hair Cut. 2sc. =
& Mineral Water s;hampoos a spo- 4
r Gully. n
~ 7. e. viN8ON =
~ il3 f. Pirni st. Guthrie. y
.xNzxxxnx.. aHMI 4 4 u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
lA~oso euSs REPORT
or MRS AuoHt 5


Attorney u y l.amopd. -eeoaus a
wsfAusson. n q. has located in
caihrie and opened Law offices in
noom n. i1itseh haildmg re ~a.
iormcrl, IN ise United states district
clerks offoc ITior TO 'hai BE- va.
connected with tte state department
having oharse ~ esp.onase. whii,
slave and dope eases IN The soaihwest
Mr. famcnd fer,ol In tie arm, dus
iug the war
Anxious 10 act into the practice o'
Law. he resigned his position and
located IN Guthrsc He Is an aiuft
progressive man and has alroar,
made many frienis IN oklarama
T ere Is not mach Ia government
service said he "Aii work and ne
initiative
Mr. Lamonl hss bought of Mr.
olive Hughes ,he Laean County We
port and viii have charge af Il hcfc
after The Report is prepared dalp
for business men and contains Ia,
records 81 the courts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

A. tFfih n mtfwnr hss patented
a rresfs. ler so te,slre 'hn fdss'
20 tsnr monr, ihtt when pltced IN
lhnneffaih nf BIZ lpsvnt'er ihfY
pr-luec wenia hllsrlns thsir kcna
in,n,e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

TIE tlrat local option lrsialailon tot
ihc suspension ~ sho liquor traffic
Nsg enacted Ia Otorsia ia 1888
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

Water hnls sfe duv 90 ne lelh "
na, Paid a,f,l,fs wlll be daepniiausA
plsasn brlna ,oar card y " rnp
~ 4 coBmla innrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
tFirs, pubilshed IN The Guthrie Daily
oso,nAnCr NO t4es.

t'AftffTAtt-t
Leader. jane y. 1879
ORDINANCE NO. 1875.
An Ordnance fixing the tariff o.
Water Rates 10 consumer by meiet
from the Water Works Of iae City Of
Cut RE and detiaring an emergency
ee II Ordained by the Board of Com
uissioners of the City u Guthrie,
Oklahoma:
Section l. The following is estab-
lished ~ the tariff u water rates 10
CONSUMERS by meter from the water
works of the city Of Guthrie payable
IN good and lawful money Al the or
flee Of the Commissioner Of Public
utilities. monthly. to-wii.
First 2oooe gallons. per month. soc
per roo gallons
Neat 5000 gallons. per month. ssc
per 900 TElions.
Seri 1900 gallons. PEI month. z5c
per ! 600 gallons.
Serf iDecso gallons. pr month. zoe
per .esq gallons.
All oser go eee gallons. per month
Isc per iyeoe xsiioss,
The minimum charge 70 consumer.
per nlosia. shall be One Dollar tfI ool
eecfloc > Al wafer rents are dn~
On the firss Of ezch month End II not
paid xlfaIn ten days from wien TIE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
AGENTS OF rrE
1s-KAis9a AeT
NOW IN SPAN

tcanstnued from Page One)
mans in Strain have ccsapls Elk rceT-
ganizes gfeir scheme ~ osraiions
Before fhe armSsiice their agents
werc erssged IN the Frprc q less
military baeincss of espionage iorpe
.dosnEA fslosa agalnsr war worb fac
rors~ pgs'aslons ~ aiosocro and pre-
ssrandA raicuSased 10 discourage the
frsends II tAe allies since sho arms
ssce. they have direcsed Their esscss
along eceiai lines WIEN the 0bjees ~
bringing sbogs d l,oshevlk rag sno 10
replace ih firp@rnt one.
Agents Worked Quietly
The faHops Prince Yon Raifbor i
said 10 be the chief oi The black bsud
THE transforms Jon of 'hla German
aervNo in gpsin. the cu~r -aon5ent
writes. has bean accomplished with
asrnoyt prudence nes wifh rpe1i-
tson n she publir scandal ~ ieg and
1915 The ascnss n the ex- kaiser
have bfen given new leaders and iiie
fapcsionsrieu ihcmselges have quietly
folded shair sesta and piiched cane
in new fifids They slipped abo1fd
trains ana asirlbuted themselves aiI
over sgain
-'rhe general plan is 80 SaBnwe wess
exn EHros,e into disorder and fhaa Gre
ate nsa hosbed u holshevism The
German - Spain remains migitarist.
imperisiis'. ksiserisf unrtRaneraie
for. ygu see. he aas never eaten an,
breed but white bread nor drunk any.
bus the freshest - beer. While b.
spsiaude loadIy win both hsnds the
r.pr1sxlon of The sspsrsacisis in Ber-
IN zns she blco6y erodas Of the
Lis-tkneohfs and fhs Rosa Luxsrn-
bcsrrs from Cermanys social order
bs peser cessex 60 lskor win sr6or
50 see shcze sane foroe@ - sioleses
'r5uss IN spain.
|. DISCOVERIES Unrest
These aFenfs snos from erSsfrl-
enne shoss ihey can bsy rish money
ard uhozn thsy cannot Tue raj ics6-
erx - iat,or asFe always soornes 20
spsnp' K0sa fof tbelr pfforse. bat AIDED
by professional ze5izfors. German
zrsnss ofesnlzea ne strikes arainzs
ezGorsfknz snd thFoaeh them "a
srmy q spies xes seuf in'o entenie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
AH.si. Ol'o l. ANDERSON
W, CleFA

J " NAhfhM

an iho maslsf 90 tie estate 81
nol,cssa Aan cenPef aie ~ lho fowu
oi Meridian. Coonis 81 i.uesn State oi
oAA oHs. d,eoaud
Ai per.ons hasins claims Arainsl
said KchccoA Ann Ccopef. iecctsri
sfc rcQulfod 10 present 'he same ~iih
ihe p,eossafy soachers 90 ih, under
en,,l. dub appointed and qualified
executor 81 she eia Of said doeosss'i
ai ihs office 81 u y lomond Hrom
m flisch nlde .n ihe ca, - Guthrie
County of losan. ana state OF q "a.
home. within four moniha ~ &C. iai'
befcof. ~ The same VIII te urcsel
hlfrrt
Dated ihs lnih "A, of tune 1919
roNtRoN COOPER
tNceuior
n y l.AMoNn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

Fpg SAE4E-ws asre s>ne cbolos
Lsxzu rasrts fz-ns See Ns@orey
q Esssr. lessz E2st Osl<borns Are
Psone -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

Foz EaLT-By me owner. 7-roors
oeszzrs A bzrEzi. = soss - oncs.
Apply - fzs Eesf Logan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

sslur are $40 a penanf ~ oae i'e'af
~ 80 lhsll ie aattt
Ae.son AZ ottlnsnre' IA raFiA
81 ordinances la roniHc hefpslih sse
hefvhs fspeah4
Secslea 4 ~ ths pfssef,siifn u
,Ae pahlls pes,e hsslih suA .eleis -
emsfscne, h hefehf dec.rei 10 eAll
~ reslsn ~hsr~of lhls eri'nAnts
all ~ In tcfoe sns ofies' from sn'
srof w. psssaos asVrsal sad pun
nrAiicn
rassoA e, tas Cemmisslenrfs sra
approved \, lae Ns,oi tAa lo'h "a,
~ LAM isle
" HARTMAN
Ns,of
tSfAlA
Attest Ol,o. /. ANDERSON
vs. SleFk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

vOa E8I.E--We nzre seyerzs Of fhs
nioess hoznss on fase xess Hsii ssssez
wnh Bs fss sale rpu hza h~tsey -
now a. sezr from nsw you ~ bs
paF1nE ssorn - se -, J~er cent rsort
rszz tear a. the Fsesass fGBss Lei n
saow rpH a u. Asznss<osag f'soas
sss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
CLASSIFIED WANTS

'rzr~4~<. ...s''.. ~---~a.s---~~-A--~---~--
CLASSIFIED WANTS
f>og Rg>Ts Furnished rsoms. priv.
loee N ngbi Acasesesrinr f~eae
IA les s AsA
pm RANT. a tsas = nleel, fsrn.
s,hed rselern reoms So !, A
ffs q pa.me -
nisStslANtoua
roR Coon dalFs mlk call >-sa
uenscaf neirf.
wA<rRn f>,si,iun a. eco1seersf
o. efnce elri Addwes Niee 1fan
sorehall. isos ". Nanss.
'cARS wAsHKn RenneN a lAnd.
ss, sa,e STORAGE. ears ~asesd snd
shln~a sorncr nlsision saa NilaA
MA>rEn Iron none, sAf~ S'sse
Ars mske sna PRIV Adcfett hecs
Ros "a. Guthrie. osa
Jerry am rARN i>srNA>eE-
Real esl@se h@feains, farm haas a.
low interest sec renaock A sen oses
RacAer nurion nrs 0eods Store
cu,Afir. oAlssoua. phcne eSs,
NA>rkD small fsu,hs 20 80 to
califcsnis Ia car tor cAPcnses cf car
ls4s arivsF references eschans.r
Aadnrs, n fri,c ~ r Z Nolhn
ROOM. RreAkias, and o'olccA din
ncr seeo a week Modern coasca.
ience, shcrt ~AR ffom business 10.
esls,ics ~ 5 Ash. psons iils
LOST AND FOUND.
lost Es,r sharp Pencil ~i,h, inl.
,iais g y p engraved On h.
return ~ Tom Jrnksns
LOST A scarf pin a, Pollard thea
tre Thursday nieht Return 20 rol.
lard y y Freeman
lost Eastern Star pin. n j.
initials ou hack Finder KINDLY re-.
turn to Leader office
LOST win the woman whcse ehlid
scck the manicufe scissors tn,m tas
Marnello Beauty rarlors at Luis
kindly return same
wANrEp Statesmen
WANTED Nursery Statesmen Resi
1 paying contracts High eradc stock
Experience not necessary None,
each week. + u stannArd & Co. OF
sawa. Kan
WANTED AT ONCE Salesman and
collector Good territory, commits
eson contract Experience unncces
sary See Mar Singer Sewing Machine
office ia T. pklaaosna avenue
7
4 SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing cor
roration wants capable men - cs.
r. blish branch and manage statesmen
I ssoa to sls0a necessary You handss
own money VIII allow expenses e
Baltimore II you viii quality Foi
! particulars. address Secretary. as y
Howard 81 Baltimore. Md
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

F0B SALE sSorBe as9il DOS pvps a
~ Ears Prrssnk Phvse SO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

nesr the EiBgire UaS a Gas Com
usnYs test in Section i's-is-i weas
l. z gssse-. fssz UT. Oklzsosna Cry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

rCR RE1sT-Hosssr isesn hossekeev-
f,z rsors 70 parties slfkost thsi-
4 n. q IT X TX Phone 1886.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04
Quentin's First Fall.
Navy Yard News

Fl. Riley. of the torpedo shop, has
returned from a weeks stay with
relatives in Richmond.
L. F. Criller. of the miscellaneous
shop. is spending few days hunting
Tom Price. of the boiler shop. is en-
tertaining friends from Chicago.
S. Lewis, of the torpedo tube shop
is spending the week in Philadelphia,
his former home.
Harry Simpson. OF the coppersmitt
shop, has returned from Eastern
Maryland.
]. Marshall. of the miscellaneous
shop has returned from a hurried
trip to the bedside OF his sick father
IN Denver.
W. B. Crowley. OF the broadside
mount shop. is spending a few days
in New York in company with his
son.
Albert Schaeffer. of the supply de-
partment, has returned from an ex.
tended trip through the South.
F. s. Cole, of the west gun carriage
shop, is entertaining his parents from
Dayton. Ohio.
John Paul, of the boiler shop. Is en-
joying a few days leave in Baltimore
Ben F. Roberts, of the broadside
mount shop, has returned from a ter
days visit to New York.
E. c. Scott, of the misc eI1aneous
shop, has returned from a short vaca-
ton in Southern Virginia
]. F. Collins. of the torpedo tube
shop. is spending this week with rela-
tives in Pennsylvania
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04
lash TO BORDER
-Ex-KAISER PLAN
lists to Amerongen Are
Viewed With Alarm by
Holland Opponents.

Amerongen. Dec. 3.-Should the
lilies decide to attempt forcible re-
ioval OF the former Kaiser from
.Iolland he will try a dash into Ger
iany. it was believed in Dutch
lrcles today. 1t is known Wilhelm
,iII make every effort to prevent
is proposed trial
The entire situation has proved
Embarrassing to the Dutch gov
rnment. The Hollanders aren't
Worrying so much about what the
,rFer Kaiser has done as what
e might do. They see in him a
otentiaI fire 6ox. apt to spring
atO fame at any time.
Sentiment among the Dutch peo-
lie is divided. One section be-
ieves Holland must uphold her
ignity and reputation as an asylum
or political refugees.
The other section looks upon him
an unlimited guest and favors
sizing the first opportunity to eject
DIM They look upon visits of
umerous guests to wnhelm's home
particularly significant.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04
coPvpioNT t0io bv
chNsn eca,srcR's 500.

ingly. I spent the afternoon in the
house lying on the sofa, with a
bright fire burning and Mother in
the rocking-chair. with her knit
ting. beside me. felt so glad that
was not out somewhere in the
wilderness. campaigning or hunt
ing, where l. would have to walk or
ride all day in the rain and then
lie out under a brush at night!
When Allan will come from the
trainers I do not know. Rather to
my surprise. Ronald has won
golden opinions and really is a very
nice dog. Pickney loves him, and
he sits up in the express wagon
just as if it was what he had been
born to.
Quentin is learning to ride the
pony. He had one tumble. which.
he remarked philOsophically. did
not hurt him any more than when
whacked him with a sofa cushion
in one OF our pillow fights. l think
he will very soon be able to man
age the pony by himself. Mother
has just taken the three children
to spend the afternoon at DR..
Rixey's farm. am hard at work
on my message to Congress, and
accordingly shall not try to go out
or see any one either this after
noon or this evening. All of this
work is terribly puzzling at times.
hut peg away at it, and every
now and then. when the dust clears
away and look around. i feel that
really have accomplished a little,
at any rate.
think you stood well in your
form, taking everything into ac-
count. feel you deserve credit
for being captain of your football
eleven. and yet standing as high as
you do in your class.
ITO BE Continued.D
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04
sage TEA KEEPS
; YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed with Sulphur 1t Brings
Back lh Beautiful Luste
at Once.

Gray hair, however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages Of a youthful appear
ance. Your hair Is your charm. 1t
makes or mars the face. When Il
fades. turns gray and looks streaked,
Just few applications of Sage Tea
and sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" which il merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepara-
ton. because II darkens the hair beau
ufully, besides. no one can possibly
tell. as II darkens so naturally and
evenly. You moisten a sponge or sorr
oyush with II. drawing this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
a time By morning the gray hair
t1isappears; after another application
tor two. its natural color Is restored
and It becomes thick. glossy and lus-
.rous. and you appear years younger.
ADV.