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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22

We NlQnl Nc1lce neptllenlne
byli prekvapeni timto opatre-
MIN dovolavali Sc ctyrdoho-
dy, re d6lame nepokoje, ze ne
chceme platiti Ia hranicemi
EolGiicimi bankovkami, nybrz
re sc snazime 0 to, abychOm
SVou menu oddelili cd nemec-
kouskG a mad arske republiky.
Cd te doby, co vZnikla rcpub-
lika, nevypuicili jsme 81 od Ra
kousko-uherske banky ami ha-
I6re. My broiili prot tomu,
ably obGh bankovek byl roz-
mnozovan, ale Rakousko-uher-
ska banka poruSila umluvu a
nujCila mad arske republlcc
puldruhc miliardy, kterazto su
ma dGlala syou sluzbu na Slo-
vensku. Nemecke Rakousko Wy
pujcilo 81 potaji take cd Ra.
kouskouherskc banky. Oba ty-
TO statv hospodarily ma naSe L.
traty, musili lsme Sc tudiz po-
kusiti, abychom sc cd Mich od-
d6lili, nebot' dncS jest V ob6hu
81 miliard ale Rakousko-uher-
ska banka mohla by rozmno-
ut dokoncc 2bGh ten na 81 mi
lizard. TO vcdc k uZasnc rOz-
ai'iloSti.
Penizc nnmaii pro lidi zad-
npu ccnu. Zlic sc s iistou lob
NoVaznosti. Nldlme fronty ia
bavychtivych pred biografy j
ijndc. Bczurocnost pence. f.tc
~ naStala. ma naslcdky jeSt6
iine. Nell bychom uvolniti lat
ky, kterych Jest dosti, ale tyto
latky by zmizely a byly po-
schovany, pon6vadz miti misto
kOrun n6jakc veci, trcba latky,
lest pfirozcn" pro kazdeho lep
81. Neliky prebytek bankovek
ublji Il tlumi veSkcru podni-
kavost Il pl.iv&di bursovni spe
kulacc, nohot' icstlize nG!,do
ncdost;iva We Spoi'itclnG vice
ncz icdno proccnto. kupuic
ccnnC papiry trcba ia drahy
pcniz, kursy lett do vySc. Il hu-
dOu miti ia naslcdek vclikG
ztraty, al nastanc uleva. Via
da musi hledeti, ably tomu cell
la a celiti tomu muze jen ONE
ZOvanlm rozsahu ob6hu ban
koFek. To hNla piiCina, proc
.lscm navrhl. abychom pfi ckol
korani zadrzcli iako nuccnou
Iapuj Cku so proccnt. Prohla-
sui vyslovnG. lie to neni zadna
konfiskace, nybrz prostG nuce
ma puicka statu, ably sc snizil
obeh bankovck. Il techto pc
n6z nesmi stat mic pIatiti, mu-
scjl zustati ulozeny v poklad,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22

ne. Prav6 proto, Ze to neni "a
pujcka vydaina, musi byti u
rok stanoven nizko. Predem Wy
pustiti teto pujcky male ob-
uosy ncni mozno, ponevadz by
nastalo ohromne drobeni tech
10 vkladu a tim by cely STAY
eel dostal Sc do nepofadku.
toto okolkovani ma tez slou-
iti IA zaklad pro davku ma
Gtku, ably Sc v6delo, mnoho-li
nazdy dne /. brena ma ma hor
iovosti. 50procentni vypujcka
|vyplati Sc, iakmile splynou
davky majetku do statni po
kladny S prislusnynh obnosy.
Meli .isme nameckych pulcek
"a vaIky mnoho. Vlada cesko
,Iovenske republiky tuto w
oujcku na valku nechce, ny
M chce il jenom, ably udela-
Il poIadck. Jen tenkrate bude
niti naSe koruna dObry Zvuk,
vyhovime-i vSem pOdmlnkam.
Dovedeme-li svuj statni roZpo-
Get upraviti tax, ably nebyl
oasivni, dovedeme-li Setfiti. do
kud nebudou vydany poukaz-
KY na nevyhnutelnG potreby a
dovedeme-li vsecky vydaie od-
oziti ma budouci easy.
Treti odd6leni navrhu tyka
sc davky Z majetku. Nemohu
,dGliti, jaka bude tato davka
jak bude Vypadati. Pokladal
,ych to ga velkc ncbezpcCi,
lebot' ncvime, mnoho-li blie-
me potrcbovat, jak' velke bude
imeni a Z kterych davck sc ma
orati. Kdybych rekl, jakym
| .pusobcm provcdcno bude od-
tupnovani, jaky ma. etek bu-
| ie osvobozen, kaZdy hy Sc
! .htGl dostat do nizsi kategoric.
Dan l. majctku musi byti "a
| placcna najcdnou. ncsmi byti
tozvrzCna ma 10 az Is let. po-
| lGvadz by tc znamenalO "a
poGitani kvoty do vydaju yy-
robnich a preSunovani do cen
zbozi. Cim vice jmenl bude "a
| liStenO, tim menSi bude daVka,
protO kaZdy kdo Sc bude chti-
i vyhnouti tcto pOvinnosti, po-
;hodi nejen stat ale sve bra
ry. Davka Il majctku bude j.
na pro maIetek povalcGny. V
| Iitcrcmzto pripade bude ostrej
Il. kdezto pro maietck Il mlru
mnsi bVtl mirneiSi, poneNadz
ma jitclC iohoto prcdvalcCncno
majctku utrpeli iiZ ztraty a
proto musi byti pouzito sazhy
degrcSivni. Tim chci dociliti,
ably u vscch lid povstal pocit,
zc tato davka Jest spravedli-
YOU. Vlada Jest 81 pine vedoma
odpov6dnosti d ia tn odpovcd-
most bcru M scbe.
Ma to sc zakon o okolkovani
bankovck scEvaluje a prikro-
| emo k zakonu o statni puiccc
le zlate Sti'lbrc a cizich valu-
tach. Tu miniStr RaSin pravi:
"Xku$cnosli, ktcrc jsmc uCi-
nili Sc zapujCkou. ncjsou ta'lo-
Ncho raZu, abychom ii ncsmcI;
rici. zc musI,nc Sc V prvc radG
Ispolehati sami na sebc. Vypsa
MIN teto pujcky chci poskyt-
nouti vSem, liz mali lezet bez
procent cizi pcnize, ably na
Ctyfi roxy puitili ic republicc.
naccz Jim budou vraccny V
tach valutach. We ktcrych jje ia
pujcili. Chef rozsiiiti tuto puj-
cku Ma Stroke vrstvy, pone-
vadz kdybychom byli Rakou-
sho-uhcrske bance odevzdali
! tvto drahe mincc, byly by snad
uz davEo NGmecku. Je.tli
jsem schvaloval tuto thesal IRA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22

Novy havorsky minsr zahrancnich zaezitosU by pry
vakratc pro silence. M tax cdy pride vastne
ednoho bl;zincc do druheho
Onem, keri zab hunskou kui. odpocvaji V lime ciz
zcme ejch obet nahradi spatme proto povin
nym vd6kem tem keri prestay hroznG ty boie kpumc
Bondy Viezsvi.
DctrotSly list dost prOh.ici pya vina pracl
pro cgaret;m posledn6 pfmlouva aby zakaza
bylo vzhedem verejne mravopocesnost koupan je
zere Jsme zvedavi, mas eStG fanatikove prekvap.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
STUFF CARS HERE

Paw Perkins of the Perkins Motor company received two Stutz cars and will deliver them probably Monday to their owners. Another shipment is ex- pected next week and deliveries can be made to those placing their order now The Stutz needs no introduction to the American people. They know of It's records in all great motor car races
 and they know of its high class con struction and pleasure in driving. The Stutz has many features not found on ordinary cars, says MT. Perkins, and to drive one yourself you'll know the difference. No hills are too high for the Stutz nor roads too rough for smooth riding. It's super construction has overcome all imperfections in man ufacture and today 1t is regarded as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
FRANCE ID SPEND MILLIONS ON WORK Thousands of Miles of Rail- ways and Tramways
 Must Be Built
By Associated P-sss

Paris, May 1--,France will spend about 4,ooo,ooooo0 francs on new public work, besides about S.coo.ooo ooo francs for the rebuilding of railroads in the devastated regions" the Associated Press was told today by NJ. Claveile, minister of pub lie works.
 "Our programme" alid the minister, "calls for the identification of 5200 miles of railroad, the building of $500 miles of local railroad lines and tramways, the rebuilding of 500 miles of national roads and about 60,oo0 miles of other highways that were ruined by the intensive army tmffic or destroyed by mines and she'll fire. We have also" he added, more than 2ooo bridges to rebuild, 12 tunnels
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
ENELL VISITS DEALERS

K. G. EneI, sales manager of the truck department of the Birmingham Motor company, returned Friday from the northern part of the state, where he visited the number of Federal trucks and Fruehauf trailer dealers. He stated that the general opinion was that the trucks and trailer business was going to be better than dealers expected and preparations have been already made to meet the truck demand. A large stock and Federal trucks and Fruehauf trailers are carried in stock now and no matter what transportation problems require, the service at this end will be handled and backed up by the Birmingham Motor company, says MT. EneL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
DENEGRE TRUCKS HERE

F.. w. Thompson, sales manager of the Denegre Car and Truck company, stated that shipment of Denegre trucks has been received and that deliveries will be made to the owners who have been wait ing for weeks. The Denegre trucks are well constructed, equipped with Red Seal Continental motor and standard specifications. They have been used in all parts of Alabama says Mir Thomp-
 son, and they have proven every claim made. A large stock of parts are ear- ried and the best of service can be ex- pected by an efficient force of Denegre truck experts With six stores through out that state, with the expectations of two more soon to be opened it is be-
 lieved that hundreds of Denegre trucks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01

that must be practically rebored and great many culverts to be replaced. I es- innate the amount Of material required for this work al 10000,00e tons"
 NJ CiaVeille explained that, although an army of roadworkers, reaching 7S,0o0 men in 1918, had constantly been employed repairing roadways in the army zone, they were worn almost as fast as they were restored.
 "The Germans tore up or blew up 1000 miles of track on the northern railroad system and about 1500 miles of the lines of the eastern railroad. along with POGO miles of telegraph and telephone wires, he said These lines have already been restored in part
 What remains to be done constitutes a formidable task. Lack of labor is Ali that is delaying work on these enter- prises Much of the required material was assembled during the last IS months of the war"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
VELIE IS POPULAR

Hammond & Barrett, distributors for Nslie-Six cars. stated since the high awards and blue ribbons at the New Orleans auto show were given to the Nelie for supremacy. these cars are more popular now than ever. Merit was first considered by the competent judges, who, atter taking at least 50 cars in consid- eration, decided that the Nelie-Six was the winner. The cars are here on dis play now and many motorists are visit ing the salesrooms in Birmingham and Ensley to see this magnificent car
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
BETTER TIRE SERVICE

Truman Morrison, manager for Craw- ford's Quick Tire service, stated that since the new home of this busy con- cern has been opened this week that the ample room, additional service wagons and larger stocks has enabled them to give the motorists better and quicker service. Motorists. especially those using Firestone tires, never need to worry about a blowout or any tire trouble. Phone 92, with the slogan, Coming to You,' relieves all delays and inconvenience, says MT. Morrison, for the CO operation of the organization assures motorists genuine service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
REQ CARS COMING
By SAM GOMPERs :

H. E. Bissell, president of the Bissell Motors company, stated that word had been received that the production of Rec motor cars have been increased and that additional deliveries can be expected within a short time. There has been an unusual demand for Rec cars for more than year and dealers everywhere have been writing and wiring the factory te know more of factory production. The wonderful performance and low cost of operation is due to the growing demand, says MT. Bissell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
KISSEL KARS COMING

Walter H. Meseroll. president of the Meseroll Sales and Service company stated that the new models of the Kis- sel kar ar expected to arrive any day and that Birmingham motorists will have something attractive to see in modern and classic sport motor car. Mir. Meseron stated in the east people are wild over the new models and are selling their cars to own the new kissel sport model It has a few new changes that are fascinating. and as for performance it is classed among the best motors on the market
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01

The Perkins Motor company has taken on the state for the Premier cars. These cars are equipped with magnetic gear shifts and are a won derful improvement in driving. The woman who likes to drive with ease will marvel with this new drive. Just sit at the wheel and touch a button and your gears automa tically change, eliminating all dangers in driving. Speed over the country roads and mo- tice a log i'll the road. The magnetic gear shift and brakes stop the car in safety without joltng or injuring the car. Watch the Premiers when they arrive. Come and be the first to drive one. says Mr. Perkins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
SELLING MORE GASOLINE

The Standard Oil company has showed wonderful increase in the sales of Crown gasoline. The sales have gone over the top. says MT. Boler the local manager. and car owners are watching the additional mileage through the use of this better grade of gasoline. Read their advertisements In The Age-Herald every Sunday. It Is educational and profitable to know of the many superior qualities of crown gasoline told in these advertise ments. They are giving better service al their filling stations and their slo- drop" sF
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
How to Get a Job

From the Detroit Free Press. Your credentials are satisfactory said a manufacturer to a youth who was ap- plying for a situation as clerk. Have you a grandmother?'
 "No sir
 Any dear old aunt?A
 "No sir.
 rOr great aunts?"
 No, sir
 "or any other relatives who win be likely to die during the 19lS-l9 football season."
 No, sir"
 "Youll do. You can start work to morrow"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
1000 MILES MORE

J. T. Fenton. manager of the South ern Tire and Accessories company. has Just announced that new Dreadnaught f tires are guaranteed 5000 miles. where as the old tires were only guaranteed 5000 miles While the prices are still little less the automobile owner has something to consider when purchas- ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
THREE WHITES DELIVERED

c. B. Cowan, manager of the local branch of the White Motor Truck com pany, delivered three White trucks yes terday. Dwight Manufacturing company of Alabama City; Burton Manufacturing company of Jasper, and the Continental Gin company, received these new model trucks. The factory is now on 100 per cent basis, and deliveries will soon be made to the large number of manufac- turers and merchants who have placed orders many months ago. Many of the large concerns are now standardizing on White trucks. says MT. Cowan, and for this reason we have been able to de- liver .ails the trucks possible to be pro- duced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
M'GRAW TIRE RECORDS

The Liberty Tire company, local deal CTS for McGraw tires, are equippng doz- ems of motor cars daily with these high grade tires. Owners who are using them have given records of great mileage and such demonstrations of durability and economy have increased the growing de- mand This new company has opened a modern vulcanizing plant at 620 South Twenty-first street, and in addition-they have an up-to-date service department and carry complete stock of McGraw tires
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01

ing to the rigid tests that are made be- fore all Ford repair work is passed. This system is under the rules and regulations of the Ford Motor company and owners are assured the regular factory mechanical work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
PASSING THE BUCK ALONG
 esssAas ss THE FLIVVER ROUTE

the state, are securing a firm hold in the truck field due to the recent demon strations made in heavy loading of trucks. They were tried through marsh lands, rough roads and hill climbing, and after testing out other trucks the Schachts were ordered because they proved to be an economical investment. More than 30 are in use in Alabama, and the representation in Alabama has been a little over four months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
FORD SERVICE STATION

The Ahrens- Rich Auto company, the newly appointed authorized Ford serv- ice station. has had more work than half dozen Ford experts can handle. Charles Ahrens stated that notwith- standing the fact that with their mod ern equipment and expert mechanics
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01

Missouri is the one state above the Mason and Dixie line that has refused. So far, to accept the principle of work men's compensation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01

India rubber was used for the first time as an eraser in ITO. Prior to this the crumb of bread was used for erasing purposes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
WATCH THE PREMIER

Americas most dependable and grea est car, says MT. Perkins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
FOUR TRICKS SOLD

Schacht trucks are beginning to cover the field in Alabama Aldridge & Jack son, local dealers and distributors for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
MASS MEETING At CITY
HALL WAS ENTHUSIASTIC
inclomsncy OF Weather Did Not
Deter Citizens Prom Attending
Booster Meeting Chamber
Of Commerce Assured

Tho masf mesflus heif af CifY llaI
hH HIfhI So oas ~ fhe bssi ani
mrsI tnihls.asfr mas.n.s ever helf
H he nfF afuHhaanf|as fas in
f'fmfnf assfhef ihs lafu haH was
.afkai eah HfF iannfnrs msu aha
believe 81 aHi eefl fsf eIhrf ana
ihrrs eaa 1at oas senNmsnf ssrtss
~ anf ihaf saa faF Ihs f0nunuaner
~ fhe ctambsf of Commerce ~ q
prime tsrfar ia ihe apiandInr sud
sasia.n.nr ~ az fhai riakss for me-
nirpal prosperity. ara faf 8rxff
and befier uHhfia
Ffana ~ NNiuife pfe.lssf. arl
itsfe sas noI sn ldi~ mefasut shIis
- vcu .el a. chair Mayor Hart
uan ~as s. fhe s-crefsrys as.E. ani
fhese and ofhsr4 kept ~ ban roiiinr
unid the n.e.tlnw eiusea
A commlfise - nfs. oonssf4nx 81
John Dean. slalrman. . u noron.
ceorse hcssreEor. charis~ wrThi md
Nic lioaston. 49, named 20 iuaasu
rais q Ten days campnixn Or mrw
n~mbsrs. anf sarh prumIses ~ a.
rnos efforz ln bringing in ~ shsaves
Every ciizsn - Cuthre. isEysrr dr.
torr merchants an8 priests. all b.
ueiorr~d ~ifh en aruss. and the
charnbsr aims ~ 80 f-r cenr err
cheney
Oh q call for members ~ ne net
iug 50 resrpnded. many pie.lring
more fhan ne duea. and there vas nos
tcontlsusa q Psss uxhtl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
GUTHRIE CAGERS DEFEAT
STRONG SHAWNEE TEAM
Basket Ball Game Last Night A.
University Gym Was SLOW
Rain Prevented Crowd
Coming Score 20 too

m sio~ and ai times ilsiless fams
~ hsstst ball tst nlshi Is. oalhfia
boys o'mpleiel, olislAased ihc s'roas
shawnee hish aelsnel team ana buried
them under q one sided -rofe aI BE-
90 The sAaNns~ heys Nsfo na
matra a al Cor ihe iasi and agsfrs
site Cuihrie team ana Al 10 iim. ln
fis pame wsre ihey u'thln sirli iinr
lisiungr au'hfie haffed them vra
nehinlns issi plass und 81 times trl
liant ana accuraie passing 400
shawnee .oss ~ere much iarasf ihaa
fhe Cuihro team and from fho sl4e -
ths taurI before ihe rsme began 4
iooael rs ihmIsh they migHf pin hH
thef lid NOT have ihe knovieiee af
eamean q sore helple,s before ite
fuafd.ne of fhe Cuf team
smHh forward for Guthrie uas t.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
VETERANS OF UNITED
STATES NAVY IN LONDON
Men Who Fought In Arctic
Waters Are Back To Civiliza-
tion. Bolsheviki Forces
Comparatively Easy

London. Feb Fiffv Young Am
erican sailors have arrived in isndor
from Katherine Harbor. 'iurr,ans
and Archangei They are veferns 81
The Tinted States navy IN Arcfic va.
ters forming she remnanf OF the his'
terlc Oiympia's crew dsfaiird Cor ser
vice on ne flr.f cru.s % an Ameri.
can uarshil 80 far north IN 50 yoar~
Since ihsi Nay fhry have been eiihe'
o. convoy between Northern Russia
and che Orkney Islands ~ on iani
service in fhs cosniry ~ the bolshe.
wiki
To fhene men the boisrrbi. whe
ther friendly o. enemy. are not verg
tcrribie pecple Many of fbe holsbe
vkE forres against which fhey tough
they ray. were noi vh5ieheartedlJ
with the Red csuse-nor with ans
other cause tor thst matter Thess
b0ishevin readily surrendered 20 fhs
Americans Cor food and cqGally read
iiy dessrted % the bolsheviki when
their hanger hsd been satisfied. Our
sailors zay that even vhe1 IN actual
conEicz with the Americans The Dol
shevlki refused TO fiehs With resolu-
ton. esther surrendering o. retreat
irK. American sailor. went ashore
unsrrned without fear q snipers while
their entente comrades could nor d
this. :.
Russians Like American Biscuits.
Boisheviki psckefs when confronted
by an American picket and having
fCouffnuet On psxs Flrr 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22

Net Fob = The Service a
Forests and Mater Supply in fhf
Department 81 Agriculture fsfi.
mate. that 2l0uoO ssres of go.
csf land have been destroyed hf
the enemy. over half oi this
wooded area belong o. ihe GOV
ernmenf er a. the cemmunes
There we're about a.ri.OD SORES 81
woodland within the war zone
which have not been cared Tor
since the beginning of the war
and which have thereby ipsi 2
great deal of their value one
can count on the complete Joss ~
4, least one.quarier of THIS latter
area. or total loss ol nearly 4.
-. 600 acres. Therefor. through
the destruction of the Germans
and destruction caused b. battle.
France has lost nearly 10 rer
cent 81 her amber and 80 per
cent Of her fireweod The VAT has
destroyed over 2.OO0O00tiO0 hoard
feet of lumber.
Before the war there were
abon, 10000 men in the various
building trades. Of whom about
5000 were located in the invaded
departments. The total building
done throughout France before the
war IN any one year was less than
Z per cent Of the building that
would have TO be done 10 replace
what has been destroyed in the
invaded departments. Therefore.
II no building were 20 be done
elsewhere in France after the
war. and reckoning that 500 .Of,o
of the building fradesmen of
France would be available 10 work
in the devastated regions, il would
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22

take afff twenty years ia fehHiI
The faiHi damage 10 ihc uofii
- France nciudiue hHilalnes
agricultural industry furniture
and public works. . estimated a|
~ lHnO0Nnfr. or abmi ihlr
teen billion dollars
The budget uf Parliament flf
1915 included an appropriation 81
sixty million dollrrs 81 meeting
The most urgent ueeds of toe .n.
iahliauis 0f ihe liberated regions
o. August ;. l9l- ihe Minister
af Liberated Regions rei'oriei
thar oar lof This sum ihirty-six
millpon dollar, had heen expended
~ date
4 special service for recon.
siruciian aud for putting the soil
back into shape was created q
the Ministry 81 Pnhlir Works |n
the fall ol 1917. The work 81 tho
liberated regions }. divided inio
four main services in the Ministry
IT the Interior.
I 4 general service for the r..
organization u general local life.
for payment of war iudemuifies
and the coordination ~ rnlliic
and private relief agencies. ~
under the direction Of II. Bluzei
? A technical service II -.
construction and putting the sol
back into a state for use AT IN
der Colonel Snqnei
3 An office Of agricultural re-
constitution. under n - Scig-
neur.
a An office ~ industrial fe-
constitution. under VI. de Boisson.
Thus. al the different functions
Of the French Government which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
DRILLING HAS BEEN
RESUMED ON MECCA TEST
Tom Jenkins WHO Made Persona
Investigation, Reports Biz Re
moved ard Show For Good
Well Flattering

Nua can say fuf me thar thf
Mecca test wiii COME Ia a. faol ol
we'll not nos hui reon said mm
len4ins M made ilip 20 fhr nafa
burnett field io iusssitsaio the faa
81 delay ln drillns the well in "'
found that the hli had been lose "a fae
well and thnt ihe arliiert wsre fitfh
inlly endeavorins to remove BE- 1Ao
day ! arrived th.y succeeded la tael
efforts and tho well IS noe go'n
down The drlll is working Ia a narl
lime and progress is necessarily sius
aui Ne wli have well some ~ she's
days Since recovering tho iu.i tool
tho driiisfs save MAJ. twelve ftei oi
ole The sand S. usually found b..
tween 1879 and 1899 f'-.' The iormA
report ia 10 depth eas erfor ee aft
nov doan isae feet q sas ii.si ~
ported that ~ were 1880 feet
A Number o. Guthrie men sre inter.
csied IN iht Mecca well ana u 4 como
IN good All be- bic hoost in -
comes here IN fact The Mecca g.
purely cuthrle company
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