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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05
Short Cuts To Home
News

ne llsnk Il >aslns nss kroasa
s'-i sssln-' nsslls nlekss tf n.ra
es~are ef shss,el mersssss All ssk|
ier rreelseF
fns fis department rcsronse.i y
4 ilFe csn Al tli fsa, Orsnl a. aoou
icsisy A slsIk from chlmnss nd
isalisd The root q the frame haiains
nsss dear W sAmsEe
There we're elxhiy. slshs suicmo-
hlles repersed s,elen Ia the state saf.
ina July. according 10 = report Fegels
81 today BY sheriff "a ilcser,saa. ~
t,la number only thr.e ~sfe ssolsn
frcm I.ossn county
~onthric has me- fIIlrx stations
'aan any other city ~ nke sisc In
tho state" sald travelling man hero
iosiay ~And furthermore. believe
this city has more automobiles 10 the
per capita Than any other cl,, IN The
world"
-'pc you know that u Il eimos, I'm.
nosslolc % secuf. residence prop
eris To rent IN this ely rleht now -
said a ral estate man today. welt
that Ia fact. and ne wa, city pfop
erly II selling indicates that the real
estate movement here 10 tho foremn- |
ner 81 tho prosperity that Il coming
Guthrie will Increase In population q |
'Aousanh At least before January is :
--"rhcss IA an evangelist HOLDING
f'r'h on the west sld. that returned |
soldiers will Interview " hc kesps ON
cas'ing InaaiilnK remarks about the
Nanhs." said a returned soldier 'aday
"A few niehs ago overheard him sas
that the average returned soldier was
lazy and clgaei sucking sood Tor
nsuFht. believe me. feit like heating
him 40, Wonder what thai guy did 10
folp win tho war;
$50 far have received no direct
ns 10 tho method to be
employed In distributing the govern.
inent foodstuffa that are to bc pu, on
Tao market" said Postmaster oI.mith
today. y understand. however. that I, |
Fan be- secured by parcel post aud that
The postage will probably be free: al
eaal that IA what tho dispatches Ia
ilca'e. The delivery win be made In
iha usual way. thero win he no extra
help allowed 10 diatrtbute Il T.
Della knosp wants mgaI sspsra, :
Ion from her delinquent husband.
ienry. She charges cruelty, non
support and doserIIon She also wanta Z
no court 20 order him 10 return her
hroe children. aged Q. 9. and years. =
shom she saya he fofcibly took from
'er Sha further asks the court 10
How her monthly allmony of $40 and =
attorney fec OF tes. Tho couple we're
married. IN Texas in 1908. Beslden tha \
hove charges tho wife states Ia her I
etltion that Knosp ~ familiar wlthI
sher women and particularly with his
,rmer wife and that ~ has contract
4 an abominablo disease. In
That there IN oil Ia thn Empire =
Hnt and that that company will open
field southeast OF tho city aeon ls
~ unanimous opinion OF All oil scouts
rat have visited thn city recently pl
aid one today = Nave watched the
mplre test cIoHely: NY company Aas
few leaHea In that nelghborhood anil
LOT more close 10 Il and have beer
'atrncted to be close 10 duthrio At all
mes 70 40 70 ba on tho ground when
'e big thing breaks. That Ia enonsh y
'idence for mo. for when MY people
" watch location ! know they hasa -
tip that IL worth while" be added -
be Empire test II now down eloae 10 q
700 feet and the runway shows oil =,
----a.~a--e.---sa.-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05
C<DvERNOR RORERTsON DC-
Cl-AnecS THAT PROt1Ttf,1l-
1Nc N STATE MIST IND
PRESIDENT CALLS CABINET
TO DISCUSS MATTER
lEAClE az NATIONS ~
RATE SCI ONER UNTIL u.
G.. OF l.. PROBLEM ~
SETTlFD: CRY FOR
NIJIkf M ST RI
llEEDED
sulleviN

washinessn, Ass s--Auornsy
General Palmer esp<sssd 20 be
sss, 70 ersse~s a preIirinar, re-.
pen 10 President wassr today
concerning possible steps 20 be
taken ey government agencies IN
tee sffert 10 reduce living eos's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05
CANNING PEACHES

Canning peaches. or cuIls. sor sale a
the Householder ovchar1 now. Bsst
for pres~rving purposes. P,enty ca
hand. Price reasonable. calI st or
chsfd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05
eaEE MARKET soR wAsAr.

washington. AUG 5--Jviiss Barnes,
president Of she United States qrain
corporation. has beer called 10 tine
White House for late today ana Il Is
underwood the president will take ur
with hsm . proposal to restore ~hest
y free market. with tire govern
rs~s making good the differences bc.
tween the market price and the 81
guarantee 70 the farmer.
Conferences with rep1b 1bliean ars
oemecrstie ssnaters on the league OF
nasiers have definitely been sban
5sned BY the president until the rroe-
lens Of the hssn cost Of living are
so'ysd. Secretary rumufsy announced
The president" Mr. Tumuity SAID
"is going to GIVE his whole tim. 10
fcnntinued on Page 4. Col. 3.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05
Deputy Shevins
Use Guns at
Coal Mine Strike

-ws>ss.ae. " Va. Ass s--r~s..
" sep~v ssss.svs srv~ss ~ssr rss
ssrs ~s<s sssnss - ne tsv ent
ssAi s<rs. sesss 81 usllsirs. onia.
rear rev~. ss.s ss<s~se~. ssiis~sr,
F~ss.ps - rspsrss % . slssn bss~<Ss
ss~kirs ~srsrs esnssss 20 ss ss
~ Fsessi sciss,s~s s~s sssss ~,sss
escss>sslse ~srs~sn tsr,, -.
ps-s ~ee tea, rsssl~s esss at
ssssr srs ssr.ssrs refused ss permit
sse steer r,.rers 70 ~srS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05

Sew oriesss. Ang s-Torixh. and
Wednesday. psrs1y eiosdy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05
Food Stocks and Prices

me war afnsnt under he food public
the mails wnl ! follows '
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05

tconiinued on Page 6. Col 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-05

tcnniinaed ON Page I. Col. 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
Pretty NeW
PeHCOQts
Today, A.tC

Heatherbloom tops with
Taffeta ficpnces in flor
al patterns a fancy pet
ticoat that offers good
wear with new suits.
dresses and separate
skirts.
Third Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
CATA r R n
Rid Yourself of II by
Pleasant Napor Method

Oct that obstinate catarth out OF your
head and throat-an Keep a. clsar u-
a bell There in a most wonderful and
pheasant herbal remedy nov aNaiiab ble
No duEEing, no medicines to swallow.
simply get Dr HlnHssrH tatarth
Remedy at any busy drug store Thstr
are two forms ono ~ cigarettes The
other IL for burning Uo inhalc the
Naporl or Tor smoking In pipe so
easy to usc-aud real comfort, too
Contains no tobacco safe for any
body rvrn frail women and tho chit
trnn Wonderful In healing eject The
discovery Of an able physician
This is the true rr'isf Tor discharges.
nc.lnulationH iu the throat rrEIur pf
uttDr noi4ss in tho head and deafness
tWF tu rH'Hrrh. persistent colds fruI
l.stfh orr bad ujhr from nose Rem W
hHr the name. ~ IlosHrrH tA'Hrrh
:. -w~dE Guarantee with each box
NHk for dclIEhiful Improvement from
% ~ day. show Others in.a a|.f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03

them come night or just like banana
peel You can try io dig or drag uui Your
turus Ntfh knife nf fIl.C them With e
bloody fngoJ ur usr UauhaErr and
ispe aud Wrsp np luur toe Into pArksCy.
but ihals the treat pm rough pSHutu.
foolish way Use or o dtous Of Urfs
lt' 'Hihsts the peaceful sure common
sense Vay that never fai's Nuu roach tho
com easily With the 'ir'r r.4.s rod iu tat
cork Of ever, Gets lt.' bottle u does
rot hurt the true flesh Try o. troi ard
smile II. . h'rHiug. never fsIIs
Gets H. tho only suite. guarantee.
mfuey bark corn rrmuvtr costs but a
triOe a. any drug store N.fd tr B.
Lawrence 4 Go Chicago l'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
COURT Arf1IuMs SENTENCE
Testimony OF Police Officers Causes
Conviction OF 4. BcI'incr.

The sentence ot 30 days in the
county iail returned agaln.t G. E"lch-
n'r by a iury In county cour, In 1917,
after ne trin Of the Defendant for
poss'ssion ~ liquor. Vas affirmed by
the Ok .ahomH ,riminni court Of APP
poals. notice having been received In
county court 10 this effect yc-tcrdaN
The appellate court found That tes-
'mony of two "i'y police Officers
sufficient upon Wi! h 10 base n cen
Yirtion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
No,cI window Display.

One of tho most original and
catchy window displays of the sea
son IN the business part 81 the city
is that Of the rhonoEraph Shop on
West F.fth Gust or South Mainl ,
new song hit. Every
hody Wants Key 10 NV Cellar"
sung hy Al Barnard for the Edison.
The display shows miniature cellar
filled with bottles Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
AMERICAN BUSINESS
SUBJECT FOR REED
Increased Production anh RcndjusI
mcnt of Finance Necessary -
Bring bach Normal Times
STRIKES ARE UNPhTRI0TlC
labor Must Hntp Iicni Wound- ot
War, Says -uurinn, cavern
mcni supervision Not NhniCd


American business rohi't"l~ ''h
not %" irW'dI"d D.. p''"n' W'd 'ln'"
oomn"un'tl 'N u.l lH' ru.i.'H
Tu''Na ms side "i I'"1''o Ih'' J..
NhF '1uru' nl"uEs aEf'' 10
o'hr-s ~ NHsh.url"n ! n'r '|"H'F F
lho'Sh l"t W cell "nd lh''ul % g
long ms 1--we ~ continue Z" lhuh
Tor myself 'h'i ''"''7 a. .'G''"
WIN 'I| o''"fE va" 1'' mar Nl"E '"
thr ''Id iu socialism
That. vas 'hr ro." u'h iu'r non
gem ,''f I'n'N \ Ii'.1 "i ~ l'-'''' "
hI' 'hE'h' rNtH"H 1' me JONI ih'''
!hF "t 'h" I"'." I'F ''"N ana me
Icons '.nh H' "'''.H Yesterday
"I.'fn""n N.'t "1..iH# I"I 'IWn.
iNn h"uIs Tor 'H' ''utioi arrival
i1r sH'hr..rH ~ hIunrss ani pro-.
pu"' H'n "u.'l iI'rl Jfr d.riuH
" ll"'.' Id.-' ".nari 10 demon.
.n'hftut" 'h1i
mE'"d several miuuioA
Ilr confined his discuaHlon before
the meeting "r business men to a"
'uhJ',i "i hiFh prices ana ID" wave
~ Industrial unrest th1i is swrcplnE
over M, uruutrN and did not touch
"u the lonEu" ui nations Thcru
H'' '"" fundamental Dtur FOR rur
hish cost ot liNlnR ana ~" must fnd
iltse causes ii~l ana ih'il remedy
afterwards, Hiid the senator
I'D H'ih"l llhth. Wiih the aver
axe per cent OF The people doing tn"
average per cent of work M" world
,"h'''h's al ihhl u pIodurr~ IN
i"' production ls regulated entirely
h} 10" consumption In lNr'ur"
un,a no surI'i" OF anything is ''r.
i,'0 over IN any considerable"
amount
rive years ago lhcro was win.
drSWn from lhe productive .artNi.
'." '., -n,oOJ,000 men
} h'''fTilN lh'r' producers h""hm"
~ merH ana de~troyers. Tho re-
inalnd'r "t me population hhd io|
Ds"aH'" IN "rd"t NAT these men
hlEhi consume ana deSlru' For
cNh'nlp" armies ot men destroyed
to''HlH of ierT mat might he mud"
lh'" 'hilN lhnl were s'n' 10 the
bottom ot the sea-.
i. dut"Id,nllNs the world win
ore" ~ realty from the br'd "i
lr'nucu"n Tor the period OF ti'e
years
During lnHi iime the world wa
consuming wha' II hhd on hama ana T
thlllng hehind IN what ~ uc"tcd.
instead or consumption ana prudu' f.
h"n running n"q' ana neck ~ the /
90 ln normal times. production I" /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
G. 4. nRADEN WANTS DAMAGES


~ hfuNHlhpUN tBf ntTu's
amagCS Of $40 600 we're asked IN
9'[s nin5sn oS"TI os,To. 'r,,'5a1 fr,a ~ e.
the plaintif' alleging the defendant.
In an answer flied 10 sIit IN dis
trict court some time hgo. claimed
Braien entered into a conspiracy TO
prevent an appeal 10 the supreme
court Of the Sialc OF a case I'm viii h
Gillespie was Interested Briden
saSs in his petition that Gillespie
accused the plaintiff OF ASSISTING in
ceiling the case made IN the appeal
These accusations nradeu save. are
untrue. and he further tays tina. he
has thereby been damaged tp the *
tent of the amount asked IN lhn
suit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03

'bcoze.' and the picture is so in
viling that the crowds finger with
looks OF medi,atiyo longing for the
good old days Tho window was
designed by T.. Il Chapman, man
Ager OF the Ihnnograph Shnn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03

Woodrow Wilson administration
democrat hat b." believed IN th'
policies Il administration is being
,irTIrl ,G' tt fn" democratic
party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03

An artificial marble invented bv a
bohemian is claimed 20 De stronger
and less liable lp injury than tho
genuine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
praftiif Oemonitration.

Ghic18o Sen 1Ooe A~ooenrber. ri
De itrelscuoe SlagteriUenoe or ser i
ioritieaige IeIe al gpcu oprcttet ire
aIsouoialg ! oct 2Iemeo Of beuiie Tor
NubIIfum ar oct gaar al al lGlgc
Aigo ior Griier Inngt moer DC, Joni
MI iorlunge3 al HetaiIbanoIerue, OF
Guoa tIeue itore Ecnge, ielp ont
Speuocuc tiIltaoc5 oeu Sep3Iorhsi.
tlic. De iorlauger. ) ale oisie 10.
iaIg har mani haut en- rlucnoc AiiUt-
ming, % iom et Grempel paa Dc laUe
Eriier. ser iorIougt5, uGunc3, q;
Q%orterbouie Steut iolgte3 ior IS
Gents Flmoet moo 80 Gents. iom
'orIauges al fetatlbauOIerne. gnou
hauoe Oct enc Al olaie ll0ialg paa en-
eutelt Gag Ell Rettoioriieueite a
S547.
Ge itore Tactlngbuie bar Iouet at
ioripne Dem meo alt Der aiso o.
TIeif. De trpnger. iii Nrlier iom gisr
ct iaaoani Aeoilag milig riue.
Iigpis ior oerpeo paa Ell ilaleuos
Waaoe al bepiie. at StDIoeu Tor o.
bpie Yriier life huiler paa Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

2igeioo har Roooet ioog bcilllttct,
al Sc inlaa Stoter gipeS 2lbgoug til
at bore rcprpicnterct / sc Sribum1.
Ter, iom ifol ucoipttes forot oeumc
De Tcrioncr, Tom er anfIagct FOR III.
Der arigen at babe qiprt Iig itpIbige
/ Srpnfelier al Solfcrcttcn % andre
Jorbrpoelier / &enholo til SrebS.
trottatens Toragroi 22s % 800.
Suoopeit 12te Nop. 49, &c NIIie.
rebc bar taget cncrgiife Sfribt for
at fonnIle I'll en- enoclig 2sSnirg mco
Senipn til bcn poIitiifc Situation /
llngarn. Oct paaitaocs, OF DC glic-
rcbcS Reprpicntont her, Cir @corQc
Glerf, paa observation-disclosures @cgnc
bar ~ooerbragt Ercmlterminiitcr 6rico.
rich ct llltirlatum meb &rap paa, at
ban inbcn as elmer banner ct aou.
litionSfabinet ellcr ogioa trpocr a,
JOIN UrlllllcrCDcf.
HumGncrrcs Henuning al @ltoo.
pc't bill begpnoe Den 15oc Nop. Get
laocr til, of DC bill bcnpttc sc iioIte
Gage al lin Sffupntion iii at lfrabe
til fig aft, DC fan oocrfomme, %
bri1ge mco liz bient. Get ameri,
fan'fe Wcolem al Sen aniercoc Som
mission bar opcrfor sc rlumpnife
troopers Epcritfommanoerenoe neo.
lagt en- energiif Vroteit imoo benne
Blpn0ring.
Bern lite 9top. - Get icblpeit5iife
northumberland belluttebe ioaa nleb
1O5 inoo 40 Stenlmer at beepnbe
Sebanoliuaen al Spergsmaalet, ON
Nlperepubllfcn lfal trGoc ino / ga.
t]ionernes Siga. Socialilterne itelnte
lmoo. .
Sonoon lie Nop. - Zen tibligere
brittle lloenrig8minilter Mrtbur Bal
tour ertl9reoe ioag / Ell Gale iii
Ststte for Nationerues Siaa, at 81
gocns Sremtio iianbbeb piIOe ppre
mort, bois life aue Wagter, og ipr-
Zig Stormagterne, bar reoe til at taoe
i'm liae Iuoel / bc @prber, iom 81,
gaen paalpgger bens Weolcrnmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
Kriden / husband.

General rSltocnich, Tom ocn 9oe
Nouember bar paa iuIbt SiIbu9etog
ooer belle Si1ien, meloer ocn 10oe,
at ban bar itartet Ell WtoooiIenlip /
Retnina al 8atlcbinu, 20 Wtil / Sno
fpr Eetrogruo. &pno oct iellere or
blct til meS oenne Sifeniip, foreIig-
ger Der ingen SplpSnlng ON.
s Den iamme Weloing al 9oe Iop.
fortpaer ogioa Siloenicb, at 9olibe-
pifernes Angreb baaoe paa bans
beire % p%ellitre Slanfe er blet ilaaet
tilbage nleo itore Cab.
Sra bolibepiItiit Solo ioreIi9ger
Der illgen llpe Weloinger ira berne
5roni.
Mioo Spo laoer oct iii, at General
9enitine iortiptter Of trpffe iie til.
ba9c. st Telegram ira Wtpifpa al
10oe Nopember iortGlcr, at @olitc-
piferne bar taget @pcn 5aitpii / NGr-
beOen al Stem.
s iorrlgc llge blep oet oplpit, at
Sopiet Sropperne bar taget Scberni.
goff, iom ligger so Nil ! Norb for
aieru. Ga Saitofi ligger 40 aRil i
SpooeIt FOR Den ltfruinife Sopcoitoo,
maa VOlIhcpifCrnc mi %aabCnbart pPre
iiPro mco militprc Spcrntioner poa
begge Sioer al Chen Snicpr.
Montreal aolticbafa TorbinocIie
meb llbenperoencu ipreS at bore nof
iao %titngpinot, oa ole Sclegrammet
ira Omit err ira Ell iii 10 Tiger gamIc,
naar DC refer Imerifa.
Zen 3oie Nop. meIoc5 ira Omit.
- Sorbercoclicrne til 6lptnirg al
IOmiral &oltichafs ~"aIrliaiiite He9ic-
ring" ira Onlif til &rtlitif bripcs MI
nco itor Sper, og mango al Hegie.
ringcns Gtoblisiementer cr auercoc
paa Sei til oen iioitrGprte an, iom
Iigeer 1000 Mil / 2it Tor Omit.
Zen Ace gtop. meloes ira Omit.
= De aliereoe oipIomatiife o. milf.
tore HeprGientanter hos Iomiral
aolticbaf bill ifslge Dc mupPreuoe
Tloner oireiic ira Omit Den CITE Rop.
mco llnoiagelie al DC iapanifc Re.
prPicntanter. Sette blcp beillittet
peo en- aonicrence imorges. Gen ia
panife HeprGicntant bar life t~ilfien-
bcgiuet, bpab ban pil gisre. Gen
amcritanlfc @ercrolfoniul, Grncit
Sarris. ogtcr at begiue liz I'll Ropo
Rifolaiepif Tor Der at aipcnte @egi
penbebernes Sang.
Gen 5te Nop. meIbeS ira Smif.
= General Iictricbs bar iaget aiiteb
iom Gbei for aomiral aolticbafs
"Scitnrme" % eiterislses az Sene.
raj Sofharoif. I~ariageu iii Gict'
ricbs @Iifeb ifal pGre lloperens'tem.
! SsrttRt;es paa stss {
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
mcrico maa bctale.

Maihington ocn lite Mon On
Gor0riug pa StoOeaerltatuiug al
Vtcrico lor Moroct poa Gopar0
Trceman @cu9 Tor noQct ooer ire
Iar iiOen in0IeOere0e2 ioa8 til lloeu.
rigaoeeartementet al bans Gute, iont
iigcS at uPre en- iicru SIpgtuing al
YrGlioent @Iliou.
WcQs, ser par en- @raouent ira
Noroaro llniper'itct % oeIticuot /
yiCrico, bIco itiuct paa 2inic lam.
men mco cnoel onore OF ituot al
Eanoi:tcr, loN baUNe itauoitt. gIDn.
bret og meo Guuamit iprpugt ! 2ui.
ten ct %ernbanetoa i l~Srrbcocu az
ocu uuterifane'f @rUuic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

pna %eten ira en- al ltnloeriitet5 bng.
nilgerne I'll Ell onoer, men Be bleO
heloigul@ glenfunone fer uogen az
oorli9erc lllptte tiIitsote Dem. Get
pll tage III arbetositprfe paa iIerc
@unoreoe Wano at iaa rpooet On.
ems 6orretnir9sgaoer Tor be opbo.
beoe SnemoSier.
Sioen 81. 7 2sroag Giteu ioIot
Der her tic Sommer Sne.
Iberoeen hiemisgteS oglaa al en-
bDIenSe Sneitorm, iom begpnote
Ssnbag eitermioOag. Den >tiItos
gronoi5 / &oloiomheo oa naaeoe lit
&etoepuntt Wauoog Niooag.
sra &uron, 2. Gaf., nleIoteS Sen
lite Rop.; Gen prritc Storm poa
27Iar raieoe her igdar, % I iIcrc
Elmer uor 9pcn uoen nogeniombeIit
6orbtnoeIie meO ll0enoerocuer.
Sra Siour SAILS. .. Gaf., mcIoeS
Den 10oc Noo.: Sne, IeoIaget al
Sllto, braate itor llor0en / ale 6or.
binoellea! liner / South 0afota iooa.
Stormcn iprang op / @Iacf Stills og
Iarer cltopcr. Sbcrmometret err iolot
til 3ero paa mango Steocr.
Sra Ct. saul, Wiim, teIegraic.
rc0cS 0cn l0oc Noocmbcr: gn bin.
oenoe @Ii55arO feier ioaQ bcnooer
Iofotaltoterne % iuo i WIinnelota
Zen bar aIlercOe brnat ltor lloroer
luapel | Selc9rni. % Sclcioniorbin.
oeIlerne ION / 8ogtraiifeu.
Saaoiot pibeS, bar ingen llluffer
cIler ro9ct itsrrc @ieroomStab benot
biotlI, men Sulinoer al 6aar onto
ae9 al pare blcuet operraifcoe a.
llpcIret / DC G9ne, buor S~Iij3aroen
ralcr.
Saauel Turmcre lonl Hanfer9
baOoe lioen Sio til at tage Bare poa
line &rCaturer, iaa Der er ,Sare FOR.
at Der nil iperges ltorc Cab. noar
6orbinocIicrne bltr 9ieuopretteoe.
Cen eneite Giterretning, ion er
mootoget ira Serglis Sails ON Stor,
men, inoIeb itrar fsr SorbiuoelIelt
mc0 Ocmte @n afbreoe3. Ser melo.
ties, at (oroeu og Spnilo meo Ncan
od glo'telroc SugIbpger bap0e pGffet
&nObDgacrne. iom isrIt qrebe5 az
ocn laute, al Ger foreltoo Dem en-
@ienta9eIie al Oen tornado, iour
| CONNER lag0e en- ltor Del al 9pel,
/ Wru9.
sra Stour Stu Soma, meIote5
Sen lite 9Iopember, at Der raIcoe er
ooIOiom Sncitorm ira Norooeit, ar
l%cmperoturen itertt uGrmeoe la
NuIpurttct. % at ser / Gogcn5 2s6
uenteoe5 at bile IuOtrpoc ltore Ior.
lmrrelicr | laaocI (ogtrnrfeu lom /
oeu aImpgtlge Samfproiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
pobeIens Dire.

New BORT oen 9oe Hop. Stfe
minorc cno G3 Eerioner bleu lpnfe-
DC eler paa uu0el Maaoe orrbt a;
GebeIbobe her ! De 6oreneoe Stotet
i 2sbct al Dc isriie 10 Naaneoer a.
inoepqrenoc 4ar, 1919. NJ oetIa
antal par CT nmeritanitc 9orgerc
og 10 Meritouerc. nj De american,
itc gorgere par SO Hegere, al bpiIfe
II bIeD br9nOt peo Y9len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

nbielut
reneiie
bp9aehg
ne. trlfie
pate Sns
u. fterfe
NV SAe
|. aalae
trtnq %
Btlt %
BON G
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

esrtfstiss poa siss :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

.&riaeu / Inslanb. - 8cncral Snbe'
Mich itartcr ct WoSangreb / Gct.
nina al 8ntiebina. gulibeuifcr'
mes Eperatipner Deb Sicm. Ten
"alrmsiiife &esierinas" Epmnins
at Cmlf bespnbt. - st baltiif Sur.
buno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
fred % Ufred.

Sra TrcSsfonaresicn. - Dc amcri'
famifc Gelcsater nil furlaSc FariS
Segpnoelien al December. &un.
ferenccn pil bli iGrois mcb lit big
tiaitc Nrbeibe / beunc Waanco.
3ranael meo NumGulen.
Evening journal., 1919-09-09
TRANSPORT BRINGS
HEnGEES HEnnGES and YARNS
Arizonan Arrives With Tall
Tales Of Adventure on
High Seas
AID GIVEN DISABLED
STEAMER LUCKENBACH

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-On the voyage
of the transport Arizonan to France
and back, there were happenings
enough TO satisfy any mariner. While
eastbomd She sighted the transport
Edward Luckenbach. whose engines
mad broken down A heavy sea was
running and there was high wind.
but acknowledgements Carl b.
Anderson, Of the Arizonan, decide To-
take the Luckenbaeh in tow.
a sack was put overheard from the
Arizonan with line attached. and a
small boat from the Luckenbach failed
to get it, A life raft with a line then
was dropped over the side Of the Luck
enbach, and boat from the Arizonan.
commanded by Lieutenant w. y. Fitz-
gerald set out after. .it. Just as they
caught the raft win a boathook A
school Of sharks making for the small
boat was sighted from the Arizonan's
deck. The men in the boat were
through a megaphone and they
drove away the sharks by splashing
heir oars. The line parted after being
made fast. but another one was stretch
2d between the two vessels. and the
-uckenbach towed until repairs were
Evening journal., 1919-09-09
ANnTuCD AlIrDICIN
NUIIlLH HMLnIUHlv
SLAIN BY MEXICANS
State Department Protests
to Carranza Against
New Outrage
WAS ATTACKED
FROM AMBUSH

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-Representa
tions from the American state Depart.
ment to the Csrranza government pro
testing anew The continued outrages
against American citizens in Mexico.
went forward Yesterday as the result
OF the death of another American at the
hands OF Mexican bandits.
Herbert 5. McGill. an American citi-
zen, according TO sdvices TO the de-
partment. was wounded from ambush
and beaten to death by bandits on Au.
gust 30.
The representations directed by the
state Department went 10 the Foreign
Ofllce in Mexico City and the local an
thorities at Coapa as well. Officials
said Yesterday the local inquiry was TO
be made through the American consul
and was sent TO get additional detail on
the murder Of McGill.
There was no indication Yesterday
that the American Government was
greatly concerned over the incident be-
yond the point of calling attention to
the Carranza authorities that Ameri-
cans apparently found no greater safety
IN one section Of Mexico than in an
Evening journal., 1919-09-09
FUNERALS KEEP PACE
In HIGH-C0ST RACE

ATLANTIC CITY, sept. 9.-Increased
cost OF dying is no fiction, reports
showed yesterday in the opening ses-
sion. at the Breakers Hotel. OF the ioint
conventions Of the state and National
Funeral Directors Associations
Caskets which formerly cost from
SO and up. now command 500 and up.
The minimum for a flrst-class coffin
with all the trimmings is now about
si25. Meanwhile the average cost Of
opening a grave has jumped from s.
90 si7, which makes labor a serious
side issue. There has been a proper
tionate increase for the services OF
drivers Of hearses both motorized and
horse-drawn.
Get together and boom your business
by consistent advertising. Clark b.
Rogers. president. Of Bordentown. told
POO Jersey undertakers. 4 gathering
as cheerful looking as ever met in At
lantic City, applauded his statement
that the movement 10 abolish Sunday
funerals is making gratifying progress