davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-14

biarde postura Y seguir a l.. veZ
en- ell 6fobierno. Dimiti0, fin de
que,su partido, el partido socialis-
ia mayOritario, pudiese retener
|el Poder He ahi el proceso de la
crisis.
En- aln principle Sc Huiso que
.fuese Noske ell que formara Go
|bierno. Era un modo de atraerse
"a los elementos reacciOnarios de
Alemania, que descOntentos Y "a
heridos por la resolution de fir
mar, ponian. va sus ultimas espe-
ranzas en- una Soluci0n de II cri-
sis favor de m MinisteriO de
fuerZa, capaZ de mantener c! or
den en- ell interior. Y Noske era
.desde antique su hOmbre de con
tianZa. Per0 no fu6 possible. Los
socialistas Independence hicie-
ron saber a Ebert que conside-
.rarian la formation de un Minis
terio presidido por Noske como
una provocaci6n, que no habrian
de dejar sin respucsta.
Descartado aqu6l hubo que pen
sar Ell Batter. Su insigniticancia
como polftico-bien que haya sido
el brazo derecho de Legien Ell Ia
organization sindical-se ajusta
al papel que lie esta reserva1o de-
sempenar. La vida del nuevO Go
biernO sera corta. Hasta que de-
sapareZca Ia atm0sfera de cCntro-
versia creada por la aceptaci6n del
TratadO. Y en- el POGO tempo que
pl nucvo ministerio 'dure, no sera
Batter, sinO mas bien ErZhcrger,
el que gobierne.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-14
Despa6s de Ia Crisis

FL fracaso de Scheidemann es-
taba previsto. No es sinoNl fra
caso de su politica tortuosa Y equf
Ivoca.
Para la burguesla alemana no
estaba NAL pensado del todo aque-
llo de especular la vez con ell es-
partaQuismO V la paz. ST quer6is
que la paz sc haga, cerrad el pasO
a los espartaquistas V los indie
Ipendientes; con una Aleman;a Dol
chevista, los aliados jamas Sc aven
drfan a discutir. Para Ia burgua-
sia alemana no eStaba NAL. Les
hablaba 10 mas amadO de su CO.
raZ0n; les alentaba en- sus instin-
tos de clase. Y desde el punto
de vista de Scheidemann, era una
manera de afirmarse ell ell poder.
PerO el querfa sacarle mas iugo
al argument0. Scheidemann esta
acOstumbrado a jugar con dos ba-
rajas. Guerra eXplotarlO tambien
contra los Aliados. O nos cOnce-
IdGis condiciOnes favOrables de paz,
o entregamos este los espartacos.
Que arda aqui la tea del bolche-
viSmo. y que .un vientO de Occi-
dente recOja sus resplandores Y
los eXtienda V los prOpague.
Ell pGblicO no era ell pGblico bur
CUES aleman conocia demasi:,do ell
tfuco Y no habfa pOsibilidad de
epgailarle. Era I'm p1blico que
FOntemplaba, ademas, como oi Go
bierno de Sheidemann iba fnsilan-
do y quitandose de en- medic espar
tacOs V mas espartacos cada dia
que pasaba, hasta ell Eunto que
IaQuella amenaza' de 81 no EOS dais
no quereis, lie entregamos hIema-
Inia ellOs, lie parec1a mas bien
una irreverente brOma macabra.
El TratadO de paz fue mantenidO
en- su ineXOrable espiritu origina-
rio. Pero Scheidemann no cum
plia su promeSa. No dejaba ell
Poder los bolcheviques ;,lema-
mes. Especula de nuevo sobreI
otra combination distinta. En-
Europa sc hablaba lie una huelga,
general, como expression de protes
ia del proletariado mundial con-
ira la dureza del Tratade s,chei-I
demann, poniendo Sus esperanzas,
no en- dicha huelga, ell la que el,
socialista esc6pticO, probaOlemen-
te no creia, pensando mas hien en-
los efectos que la amenaza produ-
jesse sobre los Gobiernos aliad0s,
inspire la campaiia del 'Vor-
warts" ell contra de la aceptaci0n
del Tratado. Y Stampfer, desa-
tendiendo las indicaciones del Co
mite central del partido, comprO-
metio al "Vorwarts", del que ha
tenido que dejar de ser director,
colocandose en- una actitud resuel-
tamente /opuesta a que Alemania
/ firmara.
Psaban los dlas, Y mientras nj
en- Francia, nj en- Inglaterra nj en-
Italia ocurrla NADIA grave, en- Ale
mania el partido independents
amenazaba con un golpe de fuer-
"a 81 Sc volvfa a querer reanudar
las hostilidades. Scheidelnann
Icomprendi0 que obstinandose en-
la negativa favorecfa la labor de
los independientes. Sc habia com
|IprometidO demasiado para cam
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-14
DE ALEMANIA

! Aspectos intersantes dela cri-
sis son la escisi6n surgida entire
los socialistas mayoritari0s y el
alejamiento del Poder de, ,los de-
m0cratas. ISL
De los mayoritarios, el 800 por
ciento Sc declare en- favor de la
firma; pero los mas preatigiosos
entressus elementos ditectores;
Wolfang Heine, StampfeEt Lands
berger. Sc han mantenifoa en- su
Iopesici6n irreductible. SIa esci-
sion IS mas aparente que. profun-
da. El partido sigue Ell ell fondo
undo Y dispuest GA no dejar tan
ifacilmente el pOder. r
Sin embargo. la frma4del Ira
tado de paz Y la caida ae sehei-
demann, descubriendo su Juego,
han decidido a varias organizacio-
nes del viejo partidO aEafiliarse
al Independence Signifcativo es
tambien ell cambio de tonol en- cier-
tOs 6rganos mayoritarios, Ja,Gunos
idr los cuales, como el "Miihchener
Post. han llegado a escfibir EN-
su editorial las palabras sisuien-
tes:
LAS estipulaciones del Tratado
que prev6en la restauraci6n del
INorte de Francia, son de una du-
rcza sin lfmites; perO no es me-
nos ciertO que nosOtros hemes CO.
Imetido, vOluntariamente eestrO-
zos inhumanos: que hemos desDo-
IjadO, 'por Orden SUPERIOR,
aqucllas poblaciOnes; que hemos'
desde1adO V escarnecido el ham
bre V la miseria".
No de Otra manera habllba el
IotrO dfa Bestein. en- ell CongresO
sOcialista, Y lie hicierOn callar en-
tire insultOs groseros.
Resuelta la question de II firma
del TratadO, sigue planteada la
Ilucha interna de Alemania casi en-
los mismos terminus que antes.
De un lado, los reaccionarios de
ltodos los matices, los imperialis-
ltas Observation-Disclosures q Nos
Ike y a los suyos-; del OTTO, los
socialistas Independence. Sue
nan les primeros con, impedir el
Icumplimiento del Tratado v con
| IlexsEllars en- Alemania ell espfritu
Imilitar. La quema de las bande-
Iras francesas en- Berlin, inSpira-
Ida, como ahora Sc ha descubierto,
Ipor los directories de Ia Liga Pa
tri6tica !; ell tono de Ia ''Deltsche
ITageszeitung", que, comentando
Iel hundimiento de la flota, dice:
''POr fortuna, nuestros marinOs
han salvado ell honor aleman", VI
las campaiias del general Won LIE
How Vorbeck Ell la Alemania
Oriental, son pruebas de que aun
subsiste latente y audaz el espl-
ritu prusiano. Frente a 6l, los So
cialistas Independence rec,aman
lealtad en- el cumplimiento de loI
estipuladO con los adversatios V
una polltica interior que de Ia SEN
Isaci0n de un cambio radical eff
caz. En- ellos esta encarnat.a la
llnica pOsibilidad de que Aiema-
mia reviva, despu6s de SUI ejecnci6n
moral y material perpretada So
lemnemente ell dfa % de JUNO de
1919, a las tres de la tarde, asis-
tiendO Mr.. Wilson al acto.
Julio Aluares del Tolo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-14
silva listed A MONTAR SU OFICINJA I. /.

traOrdinariO, han crea-
10 estOs muebles de WA
BASH que no tienen RI
val, porque suman a 10
elegante, 10 duraderO y
10 practice.
ST quiere usted con-
vencerse de este, visite
la installation de CAN
TERO, FERNANDEZ
/ & CO., Inc, y encOntra-
ra usted ell mejOr mode
10 para mOntar su Ofici-
ma de tai mOdO que ella
sea el primer factor de
) su neg0ciO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-14

No es possible hacer
un mueble s6EidO, ele-
gante v duraderO sinO
Sc disp0ne de buen ma
/. terial.
u .Por ESQ THE WA
BASH CABINET CO.,
antes de lamar al mer-
cado> del luundO sus ad-
niirahles equipos para
oficinas, adquiri6 bOs-
cues eXtenSisimOs en- los
que crecen las mas ri
cas- maderas.
La nlateria prirla in
superabIe, ell modelO su-
prelno y ell artifice ex-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
G [: EvI
TUESDAY MARCH fS
WEDNESphN NARcA 70.
g.

Dear Fairons ono of ihe cifNeresf
and mosf rnEaEiuE stories ever 80. IN
on ihf serefn viii he ihe abrasion
AZ ihe GEN thea - on "Wednesday for
q one dav engagement Ia fho distinct
iTfly different rlay The Spenaer. p
a Metro fea'une with Pcfi LveH .n
ne starring role The Story vas writ
zen hy Frederick Orin Bartlett and
published the Saturday Evening
Post. and IS ceutered aroaui q Young
man who gives himself fhe sfupeni1as
task ~ teaching his miseriV old mn-
Nonalrf uncle how fo spend hs money
anl er'ov lfe lnffrwoven ln tlis
anus NJ pio' is love story ph.eh
Co. charm and beauty. cannot De- lm-
proved tn whole riflr, is orc
whlch VII delight ard please those
81 I'D ares and ait send son ont ~
ihe iheaier happier Tor haYng seen
o. Hopne bar sou u.ii nos uIss fhis
opportunity am. Your respectfully.
G. a POLLARD
Christie Comedy.
Two rec. camedy drama with Gloria
JOY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
iii.liIa HITS HEApst.
$4,000 IS ASKED
{ 1llinsville Company and the
Santa Re Railway Made De
PENDANTS When Relatives
Start Suit

Saluipa March is-Sait 10 recoYei
Judgment for s5e 600 a. the result q a
collision between a PASSENGER train
and . hearse bearing the body OF the
, ainiifrs daughter 20 he cemetery
= ar Caioosa. was filed in superior
c5art ~ T / Nail AGAINST TIE McCul-
loch q Lee Underiakiag company q
Callinssllle Wake d Hines director
I eneraI Of United States railroads and
the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad
Nail the father a. Nora Nal. em-
p'oyed the desealant undertaking
company 10 prepare tae body q his
daughter for hurai an1 IS conduct
the funeral serv.cas Tae funeral
was held from caMne-He 10 tie
Woodford cemetery lniy 8 lsis
Throash tae negligence 81 ihe de-
fendant unaenakar company and
of me defendant railway compans
a passenger train struck the heaFse
81 fse vehicle was 0rassias ihe rail-
road tracks one rae south of COLI
'nsviile destroying fhe hearse and
q nfliat. ihe hoay of ere plaintiffs
deceased daughfer ording fo tAe
petition @~F
Nal claims n a. petition Z - ihe
Attendants after f0e aeehcni ~
fused 90 PICK un anl eaIect 1881
aau-htef romaln cn fhe ucht of
eay af fse nIiroaa anl thaf De wes
himself Nnnasa - rerfor. ia.s
laiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

rcs1,sx -ae fast fAsf Saxstea lrca . 70
e-f sfi.lS tte4 - ever tkrer ui-.ll1a peeri-
sTI a. frrll. strtarih ar1 hsc.-
- AZ, = n itsrt an cvi3racr of frr-uea-
( - r9A.c sraasFrte ars l an ccrvtnrc4
f-f = RS p1h take Nuxard Iroa
VISA fArr fst. s--sk sut run-tcf-n, ia -es.ii
p g rAe ~ of stronger, kezifAier
Ee1 sa1 vr-
u "a are rcs sfrrng ~ wr'i y~a eve Il
= sfstt % rae the faiirasrg frrs.
80 A7W lrrg veu c,n wrrk 90 he~ f.r
yea esa va RifAcut htco-iag tired Nczt
f--e TO tFr sr4la fzticfs cf sr4ir.-v Nux-
.ir1 lFaa tfrfe taes ncr dzV affrr r..sis
frr two wells Ter tes; vcur sf-e-r-h
aesln ard scs 49, F-nch vca hz,-r rsir,s.
furhrrs rf -rrNaus. run.tc~n n-rri- N,
we ~ az fr ehi's hzre r,os ss.c-isA.
trg'f increased fhrr sifcnSfh and eriursne.
srrir ~ taxing 'rcn ir the prrp<r f.r-.
.Ane 'As after fhrv haa n scrr~ ras~< Ar>,
eaefefng fer noEths ~itAos, oh,ain.nr sry
heceft
'ss1fsFrssss Ns-s rur..-e Ir-a -si-N !. -,----A.s
- ss.,nnsofta s,rst q "a --rr-s rrr..s. ~ a..
- s~fl tnr~u e. a-urr .ser*~h-s. - 1..tA.
Nef tneitAaer t'oa trtars esals - ~ .s~s 80
% = tst-et rn.t. tA-.a llss1 ~ 49,, n.
s."ea - Hss ssHefnrrrs fe.rsnsr. sssr---<-l "a
- -ssis's rt-affs e r4,shs.s, .rlN., 81
'''-a- 'saf $3.50 iscssa--s '. al ssss frsss.,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
Better be Careful About Your
Kidneys
BY \. B. COOK. N n.

ToodS fakcu into the stomach 60 fhro-ici
various chemical changes, End soIne q
these changes are pd.soLs ttai mus +.
siftcd oui sad aisTOse4 Il. X = the cuts
81 the kidneys tQ 90 ttls- n Nieu fac Nd.
nevs dc nc; Hily psFteEa tAe.r vital work
1esfh may &c c..iTsa few holrs aTay.
aappily, Nat-re as prca'~ea waruiaf
alarms telling ncoplc racl Their kidneys
zrc no; well lAesc warnings come n the
iorm of dragging pans N tho small a the
back. wcAk stomach. low spirits, chllls,
--usca headache. sc2nfy urine and ne
1uelf desire 70 pass II. short breath. numb
1ess. cramps. coated tongue. h@d hToath,
nI7s under the e,'cs thin blood, cfy sk.n,
anglng IN the ears, spots before the eyes
md many other symptoms. Al come
ron the one causc a kidneys thaf are not
llicTing the poisons out CT the system. To
,vercome these frouhios. Dr. Pierce. q
Buffalo, y. y. compounded What be calls
Anuric Tahleis.t 30 other kidney rlodi-
cine i IL equal IN Eixng rcllci and ~
establishing healthiul work In the kidneys.
The Treatment 4 very slnpf IS Nol necd
nothing except water whcn taking Anurf
Tablets glass a water with earh tablet
Ihis washes and filsaos the kidneys while
he mcdicinc itself Is dissolving the uric
Acid poisons and driving them out
Ananc Tablets are macc double strength
10 that they dissolve uric acid thg same as
bot water dlssolycs sail or suCar Most
people need AnlnC Tablets hocausc most
people have unc sid BETTER 81 that
1o.san ou, a. sour body fer saieiys sake
and better begin today
To gently and agrcoahls oaa1 the bowels
asck iatO normal actINiN. take DT
piercc's Pleasant Pellets They an just
= good Tor eastiVcnoss a. his Anuric ial-
cts are good for kidney cse T1~rs- and iA2i
IS SAYING ! great deal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
FEVER Of REBELLION IS
SPREADING TO EGYPT
Rioting Reported In Tants. OF
the Nile; Troops and
Police Master the
Situation

Iondcr. March 1e-Thr-x has heer
riotnr a. Tarfa. ErvTf. n cornec-
tor with she disorders which have
occurred fhere Ire past Week
On March q. 1es persons al
ts-T7;ed 20 rush : rzilrcat station q
Tsnta. hat shs attack xss net -
troops ard police and was frustrated
There was some fighting and =.
casualties are reported n Csi-o
dispatch
Tania = Al important towu On -he
Nile. = niles above Alexs7dria. ard
: the capital of fhe T-u-ince -
Ghsrhis-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

Ihs United States bureau = mine.
has had some oi rs officials uork ne
for fhree yssrs c- stt ~ rsies s0
surEest Joy ase where electricity =
used 10 mines. ani the work has been
published ior Circulation among those
Interested.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

II an entesvo- 20 increase the ~
7rcduction q the Philippians The n
snlar government i coloni1inE fer1llf
valleys vita nstiresc taken from more
densely populated localities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

A Norway tMel farmer has fress
apple. half Of which is a perfect rassef.
while the other hair has the az. ear
ance 81 the no1esach.
Bananas are one OF the chief exports
o. Jamaica. but on account - hurr. :
canes shs exports for ls.. were Taiue.i
a only s. .ese 400.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
WILL GUY LIBERTY
BONDS or ANY ISSUE

Ilh.riy Bonds II YOU must sell
,oar Liberty bonds. Nin psy cash foe
sn ixsres " you sisl owe part on
some of them viii pay them out for
s>., Market price Phone 2ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

IN these reconstruction
days men and women lead
ers are needed who literally
have "iron in their blood -
Peptiron combines iron-nux-
pepsin in true medicinal form.
Gives strength OF iron 10 tie
oloo1. nerves and digestion.
.reshens the cornpisxion rcd
oeff pale cheeks gives The coof-
a necr o. health. reduces Gan=cr
= ON colds and exposure. Re-
m enoer The name. pegtiroa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

Tho German advance reached itf
high tide on SeHcmber 8. i@if- and
trourhi fhem 10 within - miles Of
Paris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

Retail Eroccrs an Seattle. Wash de-
rded % discontinue giving crcdf 90
striking shipyari oorkers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

RALPH N. DAVIS. announces hi-
candidacy for the Office of Mayor O.
Guthrie. sabseC; 20 decision of the
people al polls on March a.
JOHN W HARTMAN. announces
kis candidacy for Mayor o. The city
Of Guthrie Primaries Naroh "a
GEORGE NcGREGoR uin bs
osc;dsts fer the Office Of oonrls-
sicrsr Of Puolic Utili;ie. a, the Prin-
sry election TO be held Marc "a
P. J. HESS: Candidate for Com
missioner of Public safety in pri-
msrIes March q. he solicits your
support
y. z WALLACE. Candidate fo-
Mayor of ths City Of Guthrie. xuhjec.
10 fhe viii q voters March ezsh nj
narie<
A T. whisvorth Of Carmen. ana O.
n. irelan q Edmond. were visitors Al
'he Odd Fellow headquarters y-sser-
cay. 4~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
What Makes Men OF Blood
and Iron? Men of Stamina, Force
and Success-.Men
Who Lead The Way
kuxsse5 Iron Helps Put Strength
ard Energy Into The veins Of
Men

!; IS the men of blood and s.
tron-on par with the war -
hardened fellows returning n
tro- camp and fe,d-who xillk
forge ahead n the business zad S.
po.sissai life Of the couairy to- II
day Ii ing II the open. eating
rc1rss feeds ard leading rera- -
lar hives have made blood rich
a. ron Tor these strong. healthy. r
vigorous specimens OF nan
hood But no such opportunity
ior hailding up their health IS
open = thousands OF men and
women N civil life whose wear
ing tasks and iron-isnpoversshci
food sap their energy ard make th-.r
weak, 1nr-lsc ard rundown srl
often cause their blood to literally
st1rxe Tor want Of iron.
IN .nenlag ua1a thr 'rrrh.A i.v a
taA1i1g ~ stferecr r-cr = 80 ~ g..
ercasl7s - ulsiy = irs1 il tallf tle1i.
II. Orerrf II. h4ker. farrltrsF Par. .---, -
Srffecr. = @arrsaath Acner'ai ifcss.si sf
Aew Jersey, sass. ''lrrn . Aseiai2iy neecs-
sary g shzlSs 'eo3 ilic l'gl-z 'issar. r-.sssis
arc t-1frl Nt1c-s .-cl t4cr- c1l K ~
tFNt '<e- .ttN ~ Hta.saf TFfr-
CtrrAfc vcucn, ard lr,css fts strra..a-
sr4ag ifon Is chained frcm ahc f-e.s u-
ss'. y mast BE sup7,sd 2 sore tc-- ~
. easily atsorhr3 ard 1ss.ri aiti Ktr-- 2
fcucs and Hclsra ne.ia-s q cn-i re- hz,-.
febtsd - 4 mach of the ifan ~h.fh Na.are
trfcn1rt we shcu receive. Fer SURFING
sa's crfyirrcv ard irsrcasinr she rra ti,,d
srrTusglrs. ! knew - sirttfrE more er~rt 'se
ttar c-ra-ic ir7n-Niaait4 Ir1a. From
eafeiai eN4minstien Il the farrnu'a a..
nv eun tests II NrNa.r1 ircn. ! feel 80.
vircrt fhaf u L Preparation whIth anv
f,fNs'sn can axe himscli - rfetrr q. fer
rs pa'lrnts wiih fhr ufr-osf ccrff-rr~ ef
c1isi1 g ; gkir beneficial and sa.isfsstsrv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

Mrs Anna L Saysor OF Berkeley. Cal.
Is ihe first wornR II that state 60
D. nemlnated for the sia'e iegislaisre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

IA e Clement Ed Fenton
10 L Cufd HP Giorge
Geo Cunningham = g Green
r Carter DF C n Galley
Fred Collins = GTuandca
The Daily Leader Dan Gardner
P Duncan L Gon3ea
II = Derw.a Leo McHendry
Il " Gross r MeElninney
SAN ? Garden Geo NoGregor
P r Gross Fran6 Mcclure
lar Gregory 1 C N.hlack
r : Gresham Victor Nichols
L Gray "A Neaer
AE Cray Il 3 Newman
Guihf.eR r Co Peter Ochs
2 r Hawkins Caas Olson
Harley II Hayen Frank O,sm.,A
David He,cA " ? Power
p r Houg son Ned Peligo
Geo o Nichols a 'sA-'e
" 4 Hasscr p plumiee
G Householder 2 r Parsons
g p Hathaway R A Powell
Chas Haffine Geo " Partridge
B Han p 4 Pennock
Harry + Han Caas II Pinkley
Roy y Holeman Jas ? Peck
HerscAel Y Helm Prank P.eraii
Fred H.rzel W 7 Prince
. C Harmed Clyde Pulse
r " Hewitt y II Patterson
y Howe Geo 4 Pollard
Rudreih Dr Petty
WI Hornadav J r Psymal
Louis Haseu W X Patterson
7 II Harmcn DICK Renfro
r NJ Hurst IA Robertson
} r Hamil Jr hafl kooerts
Ned Holman Mrs N Riizhaupt
" II Herr John A Remy
nv HaWS Pm Rinehart
Dale Han } = Rich
II T Hansford 4 l. Ridee
Y C Houston Dr L Il Riiahaup,
= 4 Hirgel. u Grover Ralsion
" + Howard , Rerroad
RI Hurtx l. " Rejahl
J c Homer & c Sandiage
+ J Heilman . G slverion
W Hartman Mrs e N Sanders
AE He,sen WD Sheriff
Dr r o Hirschi 2 sioFail
Or J Housewo-,h Mm Sherer
2 l. Herschs OK Spurrer
G A Hurhes II Spencer
L NJ Jeisma y smiitson
Sarah Jennings y s~earinFeu
o = James & s swan
Y A Jones N Z sherman
Mrs J. L Johnston fref II soehi
AraAur A ZONES J. " Spaneicr
Tom jenkins & G smith
Geo r King 'has Seey
PIP Kejso nr EG c sham
Wm kenworihy Marley ? Smsa
" = Keesy " & Smith
Frank p Kelly AN Tanman
Rov Keeis,s AP Tyler
4 keoiseh 4 Roy Ifahand
n c Kreuz FE Talman
n p Kneha, r " Tihhcifs
Ioxetsss Al Thomson
+ " Lln'z ran lrahand
/. wIosr George Upton
= : Lowil-- Henry Thompson
0r @ I. l.esasr 4 TAYLOR
UHLs, Ew Trapneu
pesrle t.,,< CL Up.am
D NJ Letz } , Van Hoozcr
] cr.eus. q " Wfmhe-
cAas d Long wm ? washhurn
/. n I.oh- Tom Nolrh
J e lesh re w.Iher
c A Anrh.u = o Walden
n n Mitchell W p Wikcrson
A J Mater p p VOLCANO;
John Ns.orev q NJ Wolzamof
p r Mea,en CLYDE p Weaver
b " Miller } " Wilder
Nr ve,a Ms Webster
Donald Il No-,is e !. Woods
s r Nesr PAGE Warren
: b Martin rhas " wrigh,
: n Natchcfi y ? Wallace
/ Miiler Jc w'areifeid
\ Maddox MR weich
A McAninch p we'nhsrrer
= Mccoy AtWsst
2 NoMorris 2 % Walton
G Watts VI veneer
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GUTHRIE LIVE WIRES.

Following is The complete member.
ship OF the newly organized Chambe.
of commerse The rolls are siII oper
and every 'ii.zen man o. woman ir
he city or attached Territory. ara
lrged 10 ioin. B.g iAings are in store
for Guthrie tins sesr and The Chamber
Z Commerce should be big enough az +,
N.ce aT@ko enoush 10 sac .hat every
new industry that Is looking towards
oklahoma tor an opening. should be
given an opportunity % Inspect Guth-
re and iis aiiradiveness
A committee of the Csamber az
Commerce ) now inNosiigaffnz tie
qualifications Of several candidates
for secretary, with he intention o.
selecting the best talent in that line
that money can procure.
Join the Chamber today. Give your
application 10 any one Of the follow
members. IA Booth
thss Adler J p Burke
Felix Adler r C Burnsdale
Alfred Adler WI Boasen
NJ Armanirout EF Braiion
II Anderson BR Bennett
c X Abbott o B Burst
i A Axtell J W Brcdie
Geo Andersen Fred l. Beck
" y Ardery " L Burnett
r + Armstrong AE Baker
John Adams Paul Barnes
VI 4 Ball l. Beland
nr Z q Barker = J Blackman
A II Boles DR. c p Barker
o X Bolt Paul Bethel
Heiniz Braun Frank L Brown
II A Braun r c Basseii
ID I Bird d F Dunn
Or J NJ Barker Geo W Denny
5 Bates. s. sam Dugan
q { Brown Chas Dove
Chas G Rciis + Dooley
I 4 Benson John " rmse
wilber Brown RiDavls
4 L Brown A c DihAens
Aibsr; Barnes Frank Dale
vo Benson IN nolph
Fred II Ryers Chester Damon
A Z Beycrs Ray Davis
A Bueniing d d Duskin
Geo A Barber Ralph NJ Davis
y II Batehelor " " Deck
+ ) Burton John Dean
Rev J A CAapln Mare4re; Dial
4 Caenauli II A Duicher
W " Garfield n II Dodd
james II Clark 4 A Esius
Dr c , CoiieTal 4 L Evans
n " Case. Jr JG rea-v
NJ Cassidy Guy Il Finley
Ellis Cahiil e r F.srr
Fred Crook Nv Fsrrow
d r Cotton Leo Foary
o G Chesnut & II Frazier
c $ Choaie HF Flowers
L Callahan r = Farrar
Dave Campbell u 7 Flaugher
A J aCsey Howard pfc
c c Clo,hnr We Furrow
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19

J b BARNEY NILES. ss4didai-
soT Commisslonsr % Puhlic safety
subject 20 he wili o. the voie-s a. n,
pfimaries March ~
JOHN MAHoNEY. c-nc--aie fo'
commissioner o; Public Safety. city @.
Guthrie. subject 20 he primaries
March 20
wM. MITCHELL. asks the supor;
of the voters Of Guthrie for reelection
10 the office of Comm issioner Of Pub.
ic Safety. on his record PTlnarie.
March "a
?. J. HESS. condsdsie for Commits
Eioner 81 Public Safety. suhieCi 70 the
primaries. March -