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action, 1t is scarcely too much to say that
IN the end 1t may paralyze the Empire,
and perhaps bring about its dissolution.
Ihls glorious heritage of our race should
be kept for our own children, not for
those OF revolutionary Russia and certain
other alien nations. To such our doors
should be shut once for all".
Paris, March 18th. While the possi-
bic naturalization of Austria has not vet
come before the Big Five" in a forward
manner, it is being discussed here. Ger
tam ~soclalistic elements in Austria are
STRIVING hard to prevent naturalization,
but there are other influences which are
anXlous to see it effected as it would give
Austria protection similar to that enjoy
ed by Switzerland. The proposed union
OF Austria with Germany is presenting
many difficulties and German interests
are endea 7uring to effect a division of
Austria so that the German section may
be annexed. Many of the members of the
entente are u~nfaVourably disposed toward
the naturalization of any part of Aus
trIa as 1T is regarded as undesirable
and embarrassing to a country seeking
membership in the League of Nations
SWltzerland's neutrality presents many
problems TO the Supreme Council as
her status would be uncertain should
she be admitted to the League and
still retain her neutrality, as she desires.
There IS a possibility, however, that the
Peace Conference will consider the neu-
tralHation of the Austrian Tyrol, which
would afford protection to the north
ern italian frontier.
Boston, Mass, March 11th.-Shares in
the New England Fish Exchange, which
cost originally $500 have been sold for
So, 500 each, Mr.. John NJ. Anderson, Pre-
sident Of the Atlas Fish Co. testified at
the trial Of several fish marketing firms
and individuals on charges of conspiring
to maintain the Price of fish at exceS-
sive levels. He said he had received
dividends of e 300 on one share which
he owns.
Paris, March 11th-Military Germany
will go out of existence as the result of
the adoption by the Supreme Council to-
night of the military terms of German
disarmaments as they will go into the
peace treaty. These terms provide for a
sweeping reduction of the German mill
tarv establishment down to 100, 900 men,
with 1000 officers, the army to be recruit
ted by the voluntary system for the period
of twelve years. The effect of this is to
limit Germany's military strength for the
next twelve years to 100, 900 men, which
is less than the number of men Switzer-
land has in her army. Other provisions
in the military terms limits the arms and
, 1919-03-14

Stimme'', the organ of the Majority
Socialists in Frankfort, takes issue
with the majority of the German news
papers that the Allied Powers are all
to blame for the sufferings of Germany.
The neWspaperbl ames the German work
men or the economic crisis now fac
ing the country, and declares if the
Germans had been able to increase
their production, and if factories had
not had TO stop working through lack
of coal, the Surplus of manufactured
good5 would be eaough to assure the
supply OF food needed by Germany.
The paper assert that if these econo-
mic conditions are not overcome and
if the working class does not stop des-
trOying the resources at its diSposals,
German s condition will be reduced
to n~othingness in a few months
Rome, March 1Ith-A dozen deputies
presented an Interpolation in the
Chamber today, asking the government
to appropriate funds to defray the eX-
penses incident to holding the Olympic
games at Rome in 1920.
Bueno5 Aires, March 11th.-The port
workers still insis- on the payment Of
wages for lost tine as a condition of
reSuming work. Fourteen thousand
men tdNS DCC4i OUt iOI olAIy QdJoy
their average ware being .,1r pesos
daily. The total amount there4o + reach
es about three anda half million pesos.
The owners and shipping agents declare
that they will not pay this amount.
London, March 1Jth.-The burial took
place on Saturday in 80lelWyddan Church
yard Of three riottee5 killed in Kimmel
Camp. 1t was a very simple ceremony
and few soldiers were present. The
other two victims we're buried on Mon
day with full military hnnours. All the
wounded are doing well. Sir Rider Hag-
gard, the well-kn3wn novelist, writing
to the Times says tRa riot has a lesson for
the whole Empire, not emitting the Brit
ism Isles. he contends, as he has on
sundry occasions urged in speeches in
Canada, that the Empire should be
kept-fer- che citizens of the Empire
However great nay be the need Of
the Dominions for the population, and
it is great, 10 admit. Russian Bolshe-
visits, such as the man who seems to
have begun the trouble at Kimmel Camp,
or other vile foreign stirrers-up Of strife
that they may mature their plots under
the shadow of our flag is suicidal mad
ness. The poison which such men scat
ter does US incalcuEable harm, and I'M
less the supply Of it is cut off at the
source in the existing conditions of world
ferment, it will do as more harm in the
future. Indeed, if Isrong measures be
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TELEGRAMS
81. CROIX

Ottawa, March 10th, i In the'House of
Commons tonight General NeWburn,
Minister Cf Militia, said, when the
armistice came into effect there were
overseas 2l5, 288 troops. Up to the pre-
sent there had been practically 100, 600
brought over and deln0bilized and it was
expected that all the men would be back
by August. Iha Minister Of Militia then
turned TO the matter OF medals and pre-
sented to the House a list OF decorations
won by members 0 the Canadian force
in the field. il Was as follows: Victoria
Crosses 81. Distinguished Service Or
der 6O5. Military Cross 2,312. Distin
guished Conduct Medal l,4o3, Military
Medal 7.785. The question OF giving a
medal to all members Of the Canadian
Expeditionary Force vas, said General
Mewburn, under consideration but 1t
has been thought advisable to walt until
the return Of the corps before deciding
il. He recommended that the @Govern-
ment should issue to mothers and wives
who had lost sons and husbands IN the
War a silver cross which might be known
IS the Cross OF Sacrifice
London. March 18th Five years would
he required to cor1plete the proposed
tlnnel unCer the English Channel, ac-
'COrOl0Q 10 3QCIIO-IIdIlNC CoCAlAloGOP. Il lo
said that tie cos olthe work would be
bout ZIG, 300, 900, but in view OF the
Increased cos of Iabour and materials.
tae expens4 involved would under pres
eat conditions be nearly t2O, 900, 000..
: Geneva, March l0Jn-EX-K King William
Of Wurrenburg mad a narrow. ESCAPE
Fr0f4-drowafng -eday4 curing a gea4f9z
t1at occurred when a parry of German
sailors from Kiel seized the form 81 kings
Yacht on Lake Constance. Disorders
along the thine towns not under Allied.
occupation are continuing.
Rome, March 11th--eope Benedict held
a consistory yesterday ana confirmed the
American Bishops and Archbishoos ap-
rointed by Grief since the last consistory
granting the pallium to the new Ameri-
can Archb.shops. In his allocution, the
pope expressed the hope that the new
arrangement Of the world would be in
spired by sentiments of justice and fair
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BLOOD IS YOUR LIFE;
YOU UNJUST KEEP It PURE
AL Impurities Must Be
Eliminated.

When the blood becomes foul from
the presence OF poisonous substances,
which the body Is unable 10 throw off
It can no longer supply the nerves,
brain and muscles with nourlshmen,
and strength. The result is that YOU
are miserable, half sick and feel tired
all the time.
Ii you will cleanse the blood of all
impurities. you will find that your
work will be pleasure, you will eat
and sleep well and enjoy good health.
One of the best blood clcansers or
purifiers known today is the pre-
scription OF successful physician.
He used il for years in his practice
for the treatment of disorders OF the
blood.
You can still get this same splendid
prescription. ready prepared, from
your druggist. Just call for Prescrip-
ton C-e323, or the C-22c3 Laboratory.
Memphis, Tenn. will mail YOU Sll50
bottle on receipt of the price.
Preservation C-22g3 contains no
mercury, opium. morphine. choral or
strychnine While sold in concen-
trated form. and is to be taken in
small doses. its use will not harm the
most delicate stomach. Write for lit
erature-C-2 -2223 Laboratory. Memphis,
Tenn. :. go
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olsmith on the stamp Habit.

United States Postorfice. Guthrie,
Okla, June soih. Subject: War Saw
ings and Thrift Stamps. To the
Daily Leader. From Chairman Logan
County War Savings Committee: How
many OF the good men and women OF
Logan county. who during the pro
grcss OF the war. from patriotic mo-
tivcs, and a desire to help their gov
ernment in time Of need. invested
money in War Savings and Thrift
in so doing they not only helped the
government. in time of stress but
took long step in the direction of
helping themselves; and found that
quite unlike the majority Of demands
made upon their purses for money?
Money invested in War Savings
Stamps is always an asset, and never
a liability.
The world Is full Of opportunities
to spend money in a good cause. But
the most OF them are subject 10 this
drawback you lose. and the good
cause wins. Not 50 with the purchase
OF War Savings and Thrift Stamps
II is an investment, not donation
and the buyer cannot lose. Neither
can the good cause, both win, a very
rare combination of circumstances.
II you have a dollar that is not
working, the best thing TO do with il
Is to save 1t. The best way 10 save
1t is to take advantage of the thrift
campaign the treasury department is
now conducting, and place 1t with
them It's return is sure when you
need the money. In no other way
can you so absolutely insure it against
loss.
The treasury department in con
ducting the thrift campaign now under
way, does not want. nor expect the
people e tint themselves in the
pleasures ard necessities OF life. But
only sugge that they apply to every
day life, those sound business princi-
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SECTIONAL MAP OF NORTHWEST
Oklahoma Showing Oil Developments.

Oklahoma Showing Oil Developments.
New Sectional Map OF Northwest
oklahoma; size. Soxli inches, covering
an OF Garfield. Grant. Alfalfa, Woods,
Harper. Elhs. Woodward. Major, King
fisher. Blame and Dewey counties and
parts Of Rogcr Minis, Custer, Caddo
Canadian, oklahoma, Logan, Nobls
aid Kay counties.
This man is made on scale OF one
fourth inch to each mile. showins
crooks, rivers, cities. towns, postof-
ficcs, railroads, sections. townships
rongca. covering TOWNSHIPS II to y
North, Ranges TO 26 West, showne
Oh and Gas Development producing
areas. location Of extension tests and
names OF companies drilling, with
complete nueA to all cities and towns
On marsI cf map.
4 valGaolp Map for the oil Com
pany, Leave Dealers, farm mort gage
companies, and land owners. Every
one Interested in Northwest Oklahoma
counties should have one of these
MAPS. Prices. blue print on paltsr, 81
each, blue line print on white paper
a. 80 each white cloth 50. Order to-
day. Lindsay Map & Publishing Co,
Suite Ill. India Temple Bldg, Okla
homa civ. Okla.
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riss on shich all sacessafal en,sF'
prise is founded.
lie Who sacrifices his psfsonil a'''
pearanco or that of bic family 10 o.
der 10 save Il not q thrifty man. ba'
a missr. The Unity man Is one ~ha
sets aside. not an excessive. hni =
regular amount from his income io'
The purpose oi saving o. lnsssimsni
However small thai amoani n,ay b.. 81
is tho stepping stone 10 sreaicr lhlnss
The time 10 begin to save u nos. Tn
place 10 begin u al The losicliiee
whore they viii always be- slad "a
serve you. with any amount of wa'
savings or Thrift s.ams, your needs
require. or yoar money will buy. conis
soon come often. and s0 increase no'
only yonr savings. but your cell re
spec. and command of opportunity
as Frank oismllh.
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THE
Pollard
SATURDAY, JUNE 2t.
Shirley Mason
"THE WINNING GIRL"

II YOU had made up your mind in
advance that your first born child was
going to be boy in fact, YOU had
already named him James-and IL
when the great event came off. the
baby turned out to be girl-wouldn't
it make YOU mad? It's name had 10
be changed from James TO Jamesina,
and shortened TO Jenny" She turn
ed out to be a regular fellow The
Maior-he was her father. you know
and one of his ancestors had signed
the Declaration-rose up, looked her
over and said. "Thank God, she was
girl" You'll like this, we know.
ArbueYe Comedy.
Gaumont News.
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. MONDAY. JUNE %.
Clara kimball Younu
and her own company in
"CHEAIING CHEATERS y

The story concerns the activities OF
two famous hands of crooks. Nan
Carey, played by Miss Young. is the
leader OF band which poses as the
Brockton family. They reside in a
fashionable section of the city for
the purpose of hecnming acquainted
with the wealthy Palmer family. after
which they plan TO make off with tho
Palmer jewels. She finds that the
Palmer jewels are paste and that their
owners are also crooks. who IN turn
were planning to rob the Brocktons.
Sec the continuation of this big play
with great cast.
LLOYD comedy.
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Tha, Cone Tar.

To The Leader: A short time ago
I saw little hoy abou, seven years
I'D and poorly dressed buy an ice
cream cone. lie handed iho vendor
nickel and was asked for penny
more as war tax. lie didn't have u
and had | not come to his aid tn
little fellow might have been deprived
of his treat The idea tina, ice cream
cones. from which the children de-
rive so much Joy and benefit. should
be taxed by this biz. strong govern
mcnt seemed dcplomble 10 me
Clerk. -
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SUNDAY. JUNE -.
Bert lytell
in
.RI AkIE,S REQEMPIIQN v

This is a thrilling story Of an hon
orable crook"-au absorbing drama o
the underworld with an appealing ro-
nance of love and faith. In Il Blackie
a crook. a gentleman and scholar
tires of his lawless life and decides
10 reform and marry Mary. the cir
OF his heart. He is prevented. how
ever. by an underharded frame up
OF Fred The Count. and a Trison term
ensues. His thrilling escape, the trust
and devotion of Mary. and the rare
humanity of the prison warden are the
features which lead 10
an exciting climax.
An extra added attraction: Three
reels of Charlie Chaplin's latest CONF
edy, "sunnyside." No advance.
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From the Ames Iowa Intelllgencer.
When man comes TO you all
doubled up with pain and declares he
VIII die in your presence unless you
procure him drink of whlskey, send
him TO doctor or else give him q
dose OF Chamberlain's Collie and Dlar
rhoea Remedy. There Is mistaken
notion among a whole lot of people
that booze is the best remedy for coll,
and stomach ache.
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srgWgp FROM The CRADLE 70
Tug oR.. e: MRS coPPuE IN
SAD DEFENSE or RUM.


Crooks discovered the potency OF al
cohol IN the form of wine long before
they emerged into the period OF actual
history.
In the earlist legendary times wheh
tact was mixed with so much fable
wine " nearly always celebrated the
Greeks themselves could not find rec
ord Of q time when II was not known
10 they attributed It's introduction 10
/, tho gods and gradually they associated
A. more and more with Dionysus. who
Is better known to us under the name
of Bacchus, the son OF Zeus and Sc
Z. yuelc. Let us HE ourselves TO ancient
Athens and take flip with Dionysus-
During that time u fake god ran
amuck preaching against alcohol. Two
kings agitated against him. and one
OF them was such a fiery enemy to
alcohol that Dionysus had to leap into
the sea. with jag on. to escape his
wrath. I'm another place three sisters
who refused to join in the orgies of
the god were transformed into birds.
Homer sang loudly about wine and
ULYSSES went TO the island OF Cyclops
and stole all the booze that the great
giant Polyphemus had stored In a
cave. Poly became angry. but Ulys-
ses Slipped him knockout pill and
the giant did not come to for three
DAYS. On the island of Gree wine
was less beneficial to the wise man
Of the ancient world Here the en-
Chantress mixed drugs with the wine
that was served TO the Greeks, and
when they had forgotten their own
land and friends she transformed
them into swine. Ulysses escaped be-
cause he bore with him a rabbits foot
or magical plant, but had he not pos
sessed this gift OF the gods he. too,
( would have been turned into grunt :
sng hog. - Mrs Coppue surely
cannot understand tho hearlaches that
liquor has produced. II has driven
men to drink That old saw. at
stingeth like an adder" still holds
good White mule Is the worst form
If adder stinging. Mrs Coppue. like
all other defenders OF hated booze,
points with pride to Franco
"There." they say. "men know how
10 drink. they do not pour 1t all down
at once. but sip lightly thru the day
That's it. They sip lightly thru the
day.. The fact is, the men of France
are never sober They are drunk all
the time. The wine sold along the
boulevards in Paris has hangover
three days long. The Frenchman
never lets the hangover die, hence he
isstewed from the cradle TO the grave
-Juarez.
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HE THREW AWAY his cRuTcHEs

"Six years ago had rheumatism SC
bad was going on crutches,' writes
August Stranded. Sister Bay, wis. u
tried several medicines and doctors
and got no relief. Three bottles OF
Foley Kidney Pills cured me. threw
away my crutches" Have no equal
for weak, sore, aching back, muscles
or ojinis Sold everywhere.
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At the Summer We'll.

The tolls are all on the ground at
The Summers test on the Ed Pharcs
farm. and just as soon as the string
ing is finished active drilling opera
tions will begin.
Mr. Summers himself is on the
ground overseeing the work and he
is In very optimistic frame OF mind,
Nothing new at the MARROW hole.
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MARSHALL's POSTMASTER
RESIGNS: NOT ENOUGH PAY

Hugh O'Neal has resigned as post
master at Marshall. Civil service ex-
will be held 20 secure a
succossor. On July l2 an examination
viii be held in The Guthrie postolilcc
for rural carried for Route No out
OF Marshall.
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Mr.. c. Y. br00ks, MhrshnII, MICH
Dear Sir
Less than a year ngo I sent to you
for an appliance which came promptly.
1 at once put IL on and 10 fitted per-
fcctly. I have worn tho appliance not
quite ten and ono-half months. lt has
cured my rupture.
tried the other day while tho appli-
ance was of. TO see II l could foroe
anything out of the opening TO make a
break theie. but could not. though
tried hard
I am In my cighty-nrst year I am an
old veteran OF the Civil War. born and
raieed IN the town OF New Boston. N. II.
from where enisted IN the 10th N. II. vol
&nft. IN 90. GO
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Fish Are Happy.

There is a shortage OF fishpoles In
Marshall just at The present time. This
unprecedented condition has been
brought about by the big demand for
them for binder whips.
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YELLED PROPHETS, ENCHANTED
REALM, 10 X c MEX

Kansas City, .Mo, June 2i-The Veil
ed Prophets Of the Enchartcd Realm,
a Masonic organization, will hold its
1920 national convention in Kansas
City, according TO an announccmet
made from Pittsburgh, where the
meeting of this year was held.
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The eoy and,ihe Coin.

Editor Leader: why Is ~, some
thing done % prevent ruiall ho,'
from pn'llnr coins In their mouths
Il is dangerous. Can II not be sloll ed
Mother
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Grain dealers in this section OF the
state have meeting at Enid. Saiur-
day night. at which time a price will
probably be fixed for the new crop OF
wheat. The price will not be below
two dollars, that's sure.
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4. n r. absolutely the only Aoeus
ance Of the kind on the market TO-DAY.
ana In u are embodied the pttncipies
that Inventors have sought after Tor
sss' Tho Appliance for retaining shsj
rupture cannot be thrown out OF poss-
j being an air cushion of soft rub
her n eiings closely to the body. yss
never bllsters or causes irfitstiou-
A. Unlike the ordinary no.eaueo,
pads. ussd In other trusses. u - eos
.umbsrsome or unrainiy.
possii,lysly cannot be detected through
ID The soft. piiabie bands holding
the Appliance do not give one she un-
pleasant sensation OF wearing ner-
There Is na,hlng about y 20 ssss
can be washed without tnourinS u IN
i. There are no metal .tpr!ngs N
the Appliance 70 torture one oy sat-
ting and bruislng the nesh.
=. All OF tho muteriai OF when vnS
Appliances are made is Of tho very
best that money can buy. making
durable and safe Appliance 20 wear.
10. Our reputation for honesty 49,
fair dealing n so thoroughly estap.
lished by an experience OF over thirty
years OF dealing with the public. and
our prices are go reasonable, our terms
so fair, that there certainly SHOULD be NO
hesitancy In sending FREQ coupon sooays
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Others Failed But
the Appliance Cured
Mr.. G. r. brooks.
Marshall. Mich.

Mr.. G. r. Brooks.
Marshall. Mich.
Dear Sir
Your Appliance did all you claim
for the little boy and more. for II
cured him sound and well. We let
him wear IL for about a year In all.
although II cured him : months after
he had begun to wear IL. We had
tried several other remedies and got
no relief. and I shall certainly recom-
mend ~ 90 friends. for We surely owe
IL to You. Yours respectfully.
WIN. PATTERSON
No. I'll u Main ST., Akron. y.
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The Forum
Commuricssseas 70 the
'Editor

To The Leader; ! s'sh some 81
our good ministers would take A. their
ieu the mater of peopls being eharl'
table 90 one another A swat at the
sossirs would also help Who VIII
be- the first. before Maddox doos it
AT.
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Qunstinn 10 Or ElndIY.

Editor Leader: Why should Rev
Findly want TO resign from the school
board now? Is not there harmony
Teacher.
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Pennsylvania ess.','T.s
Man Thankful

Mr.. O. ~ Rrookp.
Marshall. Mich
Dear SIR
Perhaps u will interest you 20 know
that I have been ruptured sir years
TIL ] rot your Appliance. IL u very
easy Go wear. hts neat and hnug. and
10 not In the way AZ any time. day or
j had Ii on: Ii just adapted itself 20
the shape OF the body and seemed 20
be n part of the body. as Il ciuns 10
The spot. no matter what position 1
IL would be a veritabie God-send 70
the unfortunate who suffer from fnp-
ture " all could procure the btroks
Rupturo Appliance and wear ~ Ihey
would certainly never regret ".
Ny rupture ts now all healed up ana
nothing ever did u but your Applianse.
Whenever the opportunity presents "
neif I will say good word Tor your
Appliance. and also the honorable way
In which you deal with ruptured p.o-
pie. II IL a pleasure TO recommend q
good thing, among your t'eHos VI
Yours very sincerely.
JAMES "A DRITTON. 4
noeH1.b.p,
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cannot feel but d 'nat vi, owe snc,sd ycn ,his ,s
be cured However. thanks be 90 God.
/ found a cure throurh the valuable
Appliance yon made fol me. Your friend.
Holly Hill Fla. u n Richards.
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Mr.. @. n. Brooks, Marshall. Mich.
Dear Sir r:-fhc baby's rupture Is
altogether cured. thanks I? your Ap.
IN we could only have known o. "
sooner, our little boy would not have
had TO suffer near as much as ne cid
lie wore your brace little over tour
months. Yours very truly
ANDREW EGGENBERGER-