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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

The Tulsa World has sprung the
"deadly parallel on President Will
son. This method of attack on any
public man might have serious re-
suits except for the fact that nobody
ever pays any attention to it,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

Among those who would like to see
the peace treaty ratified promptly so
that the war will be officially declared
ended are those who would like a
chance to get another drink before
January l6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

there is talk of indictinG a sheriff for
failure to prevent lynching.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08
ON THE SPUR
OF THE MOMENT
BY ROY X. MOULToN
Resurrcctlns shake.

Dear Roy-Harry Jones, an organ
izer of the AmalGamated Street and
Electric Car Workers union, in speak
ing to the actors and actresses on
strike, said: las one motorman to his
fellow union laborers. let me remind
you to follow Shakespeare advice
stick,'
This must have been one of the
plays by Shakespeare written by Ba-
con to put the Avon bard In Dutch.
DIXIE HINES,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08
Careless Cuss.

Careless Cuss.
Editor-Will you please tell me
what day July 4, 1884, fell on, l have
forgot what day.-Mercyville Oowa)
Banner
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

As to that. we once new a brake
man who came to breakfast wearing a
dinner Jacket, but when we're looking
for brakemen we pick out the fellow
whose neither limbs are encased In a
pair of corduroy pants.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

Your classification of Foster
hat" writes r. J. N. reminds me tina
on a recent transcontinental journe,
noted in the yards at Albuquerque ;
switchman who were d derby perchet
just above his left eyebrow. But.
assume. no class or calling runs abso
lutely true to type"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

On the whole. we are inclined to
award the gold-headed cane to Sena-
tor Borah. The senator believes talk
about the League of Nations is respon-
sible for the present Industrial unrest
The cane is awarded to the senator
on two counts. The first is on his
discovery OF the bacilli. The second
is that he probably did as much to
spread it as any other man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

The esteemed New York Herald
ventures the opinion that the verdict
of Ohio's courts in the matter of the
asked by the ''wets" is
awaited with great interest. Not by
us. not by us. : We don't know much,
but what we do know is that them
pears is ct.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

Anxiety concerning the matter of
the gas under the hot-water heater
and the fear there may be light
burning in the cellar spoil half the
trips women take.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

Mrs. Wilson. while still concerned
as to her husbands condition. has
been relieved of anxiety on one point:
she now knows to certainty whether
she left the gas burning under the
hot-water heater when she went away.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-08

Announcement that the army is de-
mobilized has been made. Your sus-
picions are correct. 1t was most, re-
markable coincidence. We were
thinking of precisely the same thing
OF which YOU were thinking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
There's 1 N[W KICK
THE "WtIs" ARE AAklMe
Prohibition Is Blamed Ror Con.
pe'ling Women To Do
Workhouse Farm
Work

Philadelphia. July ss--ior the firs
time In the history of the House Of
Correction the scarcity Of compulsor,
male labor there has necessltaied th.
~. q women inmates In fiiiin< the
soil and harvesting the crops on IL,
Iiclmesburg farms Score again for
prohibition.
A decrease OF Is per cent In the
number OF men committed 20 the
House OF Correction has followed the
closing Of the saloons. according 10
statistics furnished by Chief Clerk
John Bennett For the first % days IN
July 50 men and II women we're CON
n.iited from Philadelphia. IS against
10. men and ~ women com mitted
during the same period last year.
As a consequence. the institution g.
shor, about 500 men 10 operate the
farms, quarry and the gss works. As
an expedient. Superintendent John
Patterson has put the available men to
work In the quarry aud gas works.
and is using the women inmates on
The farm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

Gertrude reflected seriously she
knew . srl. Younger than herself. vhc
vas sending lesters and little pfss TO
an adopted scdson in france She
called herself his -marrains" and hsd
even sent him . Photograph Of herself
in evening dresa
Gertrude thought she liked the term
s'friend~ better than -AIiuer and that
IL would be easier for her 70 write let
ters 70 an American soldier fAan 70
. foreigner. And never wcrid send
NY vhotosrsph.- she decided IN
would seem roo personsi.-
II vas that very evsaing vtfh the
rain rsssersng o. the vtu10~ -penes.
that Gertrude wrote her Arst iesser to
JEFFREY Brsnsmsde- Gertrude uas 80
os thcae persons - write bettev sbaa
they taik. Broushs mo setsal 49,
tact With pepple. she vas ~ - ~
serv.A: 49, saly ~ usss fneauase
Srisn1e vese 49, epoge = ~ ssnlay
Ge1lC1teul neoenl unoogoGk - -
- - vsueo ~ - DsooBP = -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

- CRELY II he had stopped "a
~ think. Ralph Cochran would
not have asked Jeffrey Blake
aome with him. hut running across
hfn, ID the homeward surge OF the
great cstys populsce, he could NOT re-
rst the temptation of having his old
enum rpenc the evening with him.
Under other circumstances perhaps
Jeffrey also would have hesitated He
WAS uncertain how he would take II
70 sse E-nestiae. another mans wife,
sven though taat man was Ralph Coch-
ykn. =
~unsspscteo company, Rule three
prsken.' groaE@d Ralph suddenly.
-Wha. ia - as gan jeffrey
'rsse ssased, and The comedy Of nv
ins sriec i,fa. I'D be mostly tragedy
II i:wssnl :or cls. She's the only
oas sssss ig-s afraid
You've chsns-d some. old chap
You used TO ;sik intelligently. Has
As spsLsss xort n vour head And
hSw Is Ernesssne.H jeffrey tried to
make sLs inaary sound casual
TITS thi. everlasting irving 70 toe
tae mark ,hsf's gone to my head said
&sips "ETnestines never anything
~. -. right. Now ask about cis.
sps~ a suspicion that there's just one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
LOCKS IND sEllEDClns
rAVE NO T[RR0Rs FOR THEM
Thirsty Ones Bore Through the
Floor Of a Whisky Laden
Car and Puncture
Barrel

Bsltim,ec. July 5i.-A scaled and
locked car has no terrors. a, least rot
for one cntogprisins hibulous gent who
wa last night tipped off tha, said car
contained 90 barrels OF hI<h-pros
liquor with millions of kicks. II re-
aulred but a momen, for the fortl-
rsieiy informed one 10 produce q bi,
and brace and make an immediate at
tack upou the floor of the car by Dor !
ing through and puncturin~ the bot
tom OF barrel filled with the rsre
fluid
The energetic one. who had been
tortured for months with nighsmsr
OF the prohibltion enforcement. fih,d
receptaeies with more than 10 gallons
OF rye and probably only sto, ped his
labor OF lore when his game was dis
covered by an employe of the Penn
sylyania railroad The bored hole vas
neatly plugea with piece OF troor
stick. The liquor was the proper1y OF
the Stewart Distilling company and
was In a car on siding in Highland
town
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
By Abner Anthony

as ersr TO the immaculate Ernsst.ne,
\. thought as h- greeted her.
You saor q, rules. Cis. and yet
ron track UP the fren' ~sy With your
muddy tAe' complained E-n.si.ne
RI don't elvs farthlng for rour
rules. .nd mr. feet aren't muddy
JUS. came orer Tor srccnd. 80 don't
Try 10 rule ne. Ernsstine. van, 10
snov IL you will come TO my hors. to-
morrow TO help sen on soldiers
things
-Tcmorrow's m sweeping day. and
I wan, TO start on q silk dress Tor
myself ycu snow never let any
thinz Interfere with mr. own vors "
Then. I'm cH Ire got staes OF
york ahead OF me tonight. There's
80 much real rcrs for rs women trsse
days that I'm trying TO get rid cf my
little personal tasks in the eTenirg so
a. to ies-e big chunk of III. daJ free
lis coed 10 have s.-n you again. JET
Net SO fast" cried Jer. ~fv. got 10
hs goins. too. so let -e YAK on with
Ycu.'
Fer h.arens sake tell m. What are
the rules be as..d. drawing . long
breath a. he put her glcvel-ss. cal
ioused little hand under his arm. m
led Up on them. Am | dreaming or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
If YOUR Blo0D
IS your LIFE
How Necessary Is Pure
Blood 70 Your Good
Health.

rsre blood V a. ss>x .sss, 60 scur
good health - she ~ sos brrsths.
The fccd soa cat sl,l the sssw ,oa
drink.
whes the blood beeonc. cioesed
With impurities. you suffce frsm cca-
~tlpafion. ,oor nerves are peekeas<i.
your head aches aud ,ca feel gen-
crafty rundown and exhausted.
The best and quickest WAY 10
cleaner the blood of the Impurities
Which causes che iroot's a 10 take the
treatment prescribed Dy q succcssfui
physician for his patients.
This liquid trc~tmeni. rc.dy s~'-
pared. - known - Prescription
C-sssss. n h taken IN small Josss be-
cause Il IL concentrated. AMI b>sns
readily absorbed. eleanscs the blood
OF che Impurities which czu~c yossr vi
hoahh. After uslnx rresersptsoa
c-ese3 for shot time. your skin
wiil have that glow OF heshh. mdi-
eating that your body " being nour-
lshed by pure red blood
Prescription c-e9ss contains no
mercury. opium. morphine. ch>os~i ~
siryehninc. u II for sale by mort
good drug stores a. 81 50 bcssle. or
The c-e~s3 Laboratory. Memphis.
Tenn. will mail 20 YOU on rccetH "
price Clip and mail this advertise
ment for ifferature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
An Appreciated Mistake

ly with Gertrude Tyler a laugh was
very near the surface. -Tn have a
light and some dry clothes and then
I'll make cup OF beef tea and see II
life won't seem brighter
Later. euddled upon the couch again.
with sofr-shaded light beside her
and new magazine companloninr the
csesing paper for her diversion
Il ought 10 ls ashamed Of myself, :
she arraisnec. kindling beneath resc-
tion- Think OF the untiring women in
army service abroad. Think Of the
soldiers in the trenchss-and our own
brave boys preparing TO ioin then,
Bur II vas even helping In this great
cause. II could be OF service to ev-a
one--to even
As II in answer 70 her fhouxhss. 1
printed paragraph seemed - lesp At
her from . pase Of the evsains paper.
r2.-If any youne lady warts 10 Do her
bit IL hearteatns seslter far frpa
hone. LEI her write - eae u she un-
dernt1n<d chersfel laofefp arp = -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
By Joella johnson

Il gusss I've kept estry cne Of ycns
iesfers know I wrots 10 ecu.
But the othsr-- fahered Gertrude.
"BrInsmade. Why. be got cthAr Iet-
ssrs And when be showed ne yours.
! appropriate il for nyself. Ton sea
I vas Ioneeone. too. 50 all yeur le.-
ters came TO me and answered them.
But ! didst shsv -FOUR letters. Ger
sr1ade.r
And you didn't sign ycur esa
name" sns retorsed.
1T vas 70 pleasant getting arqu. at
ed with IN old friend"
Ihen you knew You remember
me-
Jeffrey Dunn looked Il her earnes.-
IT, Il remember ron. but I think I
never knew you before. Gertrude. Ycu-
letters we're wonderful 10 me-
-An1 yours" breathed the s.xs
Her cheeks we're pink. her eyes an
y shinine- Oh" shes said inpa.ssss-
y. Tn sial \ woo ,pu. -s6re,
Dunns-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
A Change In His Perception

timed Ralph 4 remember il. Sh'
sat down on her Zee, ard wouldn't joir
In anything urtii wormed ont ths
reason. She said the buttons burst I'd
when she was furg PLAYING crack The
whip She didn't start out 10 the pic
MIC that way"
They stopped before a small neat
house.
Its muddy. so veil 60 III. back
way. explained Ralph That. rul.
; And clean your feet on this mat
rule g.
You seem to live b. rule jon I'd
Jcr.
II do replied Ralph. And Ern-
ssline lives hy ruling. Obser-. the
slip Of paper tackled 20 m. Kitchen
door; likewise. there j. one nexs TO
my chinonisr. Those are the Ernessin.
rules that shape nv course OF con-
duct.
For PHYS sake. Ralph. What sre
you DONG out there interrupted a
aigh-nitchsd voice tnat failed n re-
cali the Evrestina JET had been r.-
sretting Are YOU scraring the ma.
10 pitces, You've been there lcux
enough 20 lei the supper get cold
I've brought lefrey Blake with me.
Ernestins." said Ralph. with the hint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

Of an apology IN his voice. | ran
across him Just as vas boarding ny
ira n
issrcys esscafng ere detected the
fash Q. anger Ernessirs 1ens her hus.
band before shs turned and shack
hands -rsh him As he sal IN the
proper szrlor ~hlle Ernes,ine made
hurried changes in the supper. n.
asard her shr'il voAce railing Al Halah.
-RaIe : ssys ,nst you're n.ver 10
bring compscy without my cousenl. =
she nasgsd. Rslras reply vas in
audible. -Dort st there locking a.
NE. Its enough for you to bring
hcme conapznT and masils me a 10,
OF extra work vstacUt sitting there
watching ns and making M. rsrvrus.
Cut some u,ors bread thin mind rcu.
and dnn, 80 crumbs all ovcr ersr--
tair-
teYs-y shifted ur-cnfo-fshl-- II MS
chair Could this be the cd-rshle.
rriml~ perfect little Ernssrfns-
Hscs 81 cant stay here nut
tered JsH. starting for the dscr lead
Ing 10 The porch.
.iast then Evnesssne sppearedsso an
noaace seapper. Sh. carefully SCI in
rIace The chair JED had just raca,ed.
Strengthened rug and folded the pa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

pcF he had tossed aside before she led
the vaF 10 the table.
Th. sspDer was excellent. but II
rss rot ar enJovsh'. meal. Ralph
srl.Shsd sp.es o' gravy on ,he fresh
cloth. whics brought forth norri- 4
exclamation from Ernestlne JEFFREY
vas arsrsrdiy uncomfortable. fear
iEss lSsa rishsp. wish shs resnlt ,1es
be upsst his crp Of cofee. ne lonseo
20 gsf IN and run. He wondered ho-
hs could SPEND an evening in this
home Hcrue Prison--house OF cor
rectfcr. rather At tire thought =
whimsical smile teissed bis face.
Rslt rsIisf came II slammed in
through Ia. frcas door in spite o.
Erncssinss ITS uutdg co to the
back dcoEr
j viii not, replied I ringing
voice. = neysr s1p.ct ycu 10 90 to
M back door. ard wen, 90 10 -,urs
Hello. Ralph. Why til. color slc,
ly -.r.dsd from Ia. girls face ard
then hccdsd il fun ,ds -"i,s Ieff.r
Cleans Of mis-, glist.nsd on "a. asir
ths, rss still a. tro~sed asd stub
born ss lei remembered Il. OF old Her
blouse ras loose and tell away from
brown throat. her shoes we're thick
soIsd. Ic~ h.eied -as srea, . ccnsras,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
toss Of Appetite.

A. General rule there is nothing
serious about los OF appetite. and Il
yCu skip meal or only eat two meals
a day for a few days you will soon
have relish for your meals when
meal time comes Bear In mind that
s' least tive hours should always
elspse between meals so as TO give
the food ampie time to digest and tho
stomach period OF rest before a See
ond meal Is taken. Then II you eat
no more than you crave and take a
reasonable amount OF outdoor exercise
every day you win not need to worry
about your appetite When the loss
of appetite is caused by constipation
as is often the case. that should be
corrected at once. 4 dose OF Cham
berlzin's Tablets will do IL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

man in the world for her7
There's nothing so remarksbl.
about that Let's snohs
Ralph shook his head. "nasa't
Shed smell it,
You've not given that M say
Rule one srimmacsd Ralph. But
JEFF. why don't you take an interest in
Ciss~
Frankly. Ralph. never could even
see that shock-headsd cousin az Er-
nestine's dateSt woman who does
nj keen herself gp to the notch Her
hands are generally srubhy Why. l
remember Cis coming to one OF the pic
mics with the top OF her shoe fastsn-
ed wirh a safety pin where sbedd lost
the buttons off And vou can cham
pion cIs when you have such model
as Ernestins.@
''ETnestIue never in all her par-.cr-
lar life had a single hair of her head
out OF order. suppose all the men
We're so crazy about her because she
seemed to en- body AL the virtues ~
tho model Woman of all time. hut,
cid hoy. you don't hare to tive I'd to
all this perfection
'More's The pity" said Jeffrey in
ST undsrtone
But cis vas only Kid then. CON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

b.ns him I didn't mean II, though.
In her later letters Tor This new
correspondence grew and fnurished
Gertrude expressed every phase Of
her whimsical spirit. She had come
70 enjoy this pasnns deeply. Bat
vhen Il came 10 receiving word from
her soldier friend that he vas start
ins for the city and would call To ses
her.
nere vas n escape. howevef. 0ne
eseaiag Gertrude. enbarraseed and
trenulous. cfept down u the boarding
houss parioT U face . tall. ssaivart
1gBfe in kaaki.
Ghs raised tiuid eyes fron the
brswn eatstrstehed hasd 70 the bright
smiling faee- That square js~. that
sbsck os re1-brsvn hair. these keen
oray eyss-why shesld they al seem
- fsnilkns - hers TAeA. - the
nnn's snile bruaAene1. she knev-
.yeGrsy Dunn: DN-I nsver vrsts
- 49,
-b>1ns yss~ - sasver~1 he.stssy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
NUTS lNO DERRlEs KEPT
MuAtlK msuN0
uuskegss by Stranded o. q
Lonely plsss On NE oesth
American 0oasl Coaes
Hens 70 Say

Muskosce. July 1t-Strsndcd on .
south American island. Tor days snc
rights without wireless eommunica
ton With the inhabited world. Twin;
On short rssions and similar ~Anstenl
Mariner ex. erienecs. arc those o'
Glenn FRA or. Who has iur returned
to his home In this clsy after tso years
service In the L ) navy.
They we're oosstlng. aown the At
lantic eosst of South America hunt i.
ing for submarines when a storm
a'osc and swept the wireless App~rs-
tus away. Fraser said
being alone. alone. all all alone for
several days. no, knowing just what to
do he said
Then We went aground and had
a time OF II. Some natives came out
and fed us on cocosnuis and berries.
though we had plenty OF the nayy's
old reliable ra,ions for a while. But
even these got scarce as time went
on and we. had 10 get by 90 n small
amount OF food as We could.
FINALLY NC got things worked out
an right and we're able TO get away
uith the tide and reach a po1 where
wc installed new apparatus and went
on our way, s
We didn't sec any fighting in the
world war but believe me the posters.
telling Us we would see the world II
We enlisted. weren't telling lie.
'ew plenty OF Il and enough TO do me
or a while"
He was chief petty officer during
he last year OF his service.
His father Is Pete Fraser. patrol
nan on the Muskcgce police force.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

send in camp -
The communication Of Which shese
words formed the substance had been
sent from . southern training camp
and vas signed with Ave masculine
names Gertrude read the names re-
fectively. trying TO visualise their as
tant owner.
JeRrss- Bssssaaas.'. 80 ssid Al
isst Jeffrey knew one JefYey
long ago i wonder where he u nev. =
A smile Of tender rseoiiersinn .eurse1
her lips. ana her. brown eyes sased
dreamiiy a. the printed psse.
IF ] we're going to write 70 aay Of
shese soldier boyx. II would cersasnIr
Be - jeffrey Brinsmade. If-apd
Why nos:-
ne thought grew to ! desire. fer
wat. compelling Putting asi1e her
on loaeliness snl vissfuIneea. nisks
So - thFoush H. psver - frieaAls
syupo11g - vninoteol- fnney -
tF'eue . llt1se enepr - esuGupe =
ono<oue Dunr1v uar1o1 nmroe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

are they real.r s
They're real enough replied css.
Ernestine ihrea,sned-Io leave him II
be doesn't stop breaking them"
Ralph nseos sympathetic wife"
she ~erl On He's Dot awfril-
strong. There ousa, 70 b. = rested
living room, full OF sorn casy chairs
followed En'o shape from much sitting
in thsm and soft lights and tae.e
strs~n rifh books and psp.rs a,d
children around He sdcf-s them. but
Ern.st.ne thinks they're too much
trouble ard ses hoDse TOO rfv, I
cughtut 70 talk so. bu' do sst rcrx-
ed up WHEN I see what Erncstin-s DO
inE TO Ralph.'' -
And ~haf IL q fellow hroush, kcr-s
unexpected company or muddy
then flooded II full ride --t,s J.H."
Nell. Wat n be did, IL il the wa.
ans home alone. she has COMPANY
.heu she wants It. IRE dsys are hers.
wh- can, she is. the husband hare
the erenrxs. Lighted windows And
orsn doors Offering to snare the homo
spirit IS hat Id want in ny home"
Oh. Cis. see the ssssm OF sucn .
great happiness shssd Of Us that Il
mases me iremhse. whispered JeH. a.
ne sars.zed the rslloused little asnd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

4 hated eookisx beczsse shAtess'
I ate gave me soar stomach and .
bl"aied feeIinF drank bot water
and oiise oil By the gallon Scships
helped anti I ,ri~i simple baekshoru
bark. <iycsrins. etc, ss mixed 10 Ad-
hr-i-kS~ Because Il ssv~hes The En- :
TIRE bowel tract oowpseisiy Adler-i'
Ia relieves ANY CASE sour stomach.
sas or oonsslp~,ion and pr~vsnts ap-
sendicssir Tho INSTANT sctsoa is
surprising y. u. iAiiis. drususss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
MANY OFFICERS Of THE
MARINE TO Be FREED
Discharge Or Reduction In Rank
Of 1900 Was Announced BY
General Barnett
Yesterday

Washington. Jaly Reduction In
rank or discharge Of more than i.Sea
officers OF the marine CORPS. was an
nounccd by Major General Barnett as
a part OF the program OF reducing the
corps from its war time strength OF
about s5.0oc officers and men to a
pcrmanen, strength OF e5.oc0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

= she SLOWLY closed the door
Of her drea-y little room, and
aung herself m the couch
sas looked the very personihcsficn Of
he weather.
GRAY and stormy the day had been !;
ssd nov, lying in the gathering twi-
ssht. dssdainins moist shoes and
e.inCins garments. Gertrude Tyler
ave way 70 mood Of mingled de-
bression and rebellion
4 hate ~. The vesfber-she werk
such day, she musrered And what
10 ] end ~ the end DARK. lonely
room IS ugly ~ the office- Nobody TO
ak TO. Nowhere TO 70. Nothing 01.
I'm % sired-so sick and tired OF ev-
tFyshink~
She barro~ed into the soft pillows
ana Dr. eoe-sher her relaxing limbs
rheA she became conscious of her
lanp eloshink and sal erect suddenly.
We'll: 81 dsnf rant poeumcnsa
snc hosottal cot for = change. any-
Nv - lsnobe1 shsrsiy. far usol-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31
Habltuai Cors,spstion Cured
- a "a - nasa

"LAx-FoS WITH PrPSiN" Is sps-
clslly- prepared Tonic Laxative Tor
Habitusl Constipation. 1t rclievel
promptly but should be taken regu-
larly for "a TO u days TO induce reg
ular aoion. II Stimulates and Reg
ulates Very Pleas Ant to Take. soc
per bottle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

French actors and fingers have
formed union and affiliated with the
recognized trade union movement The
new union will endeavor 10 establish
& minimum OF 81 day WITH extra
pay for all rehearsals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

railors and shosmakers in the DO
minicsn republic are paid by the piece
and earn on an average of from s. 10
e. day
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C2223
Bone Pains
ATTEMPT TO SETTLE COAL
MINERS STRIKE FAILS

London. July a.--Anothev attempt
TO settle the Yorkshire coal strike hAs
proved unsuccessful. The conference
OF men owners and strikers held At
Leeds. a, which 1t was hoped soiu-
ton Of The difficulty might be reached.
failed to effect an agreement.