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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-10-25

FIRST SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN
The services Sunday morning will
be conducted in the Norwegian Ian
guage Sunday school at IL O'Clock.
instruction in catechism given In
both languages. Services at Solway
at $3.50 p. m.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-10-25
CoMFoR~ABLE NIGHT. REPORT
(By United Press. }

(By United Press.}
Washington, Oct. 25.-.'President
Wilson passed comfortable night
last night, and his slow Improvement
continues" stated DR.. Grayson today
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-10-25
Federal Inspecting Officer Col.
~ Woolnough Will Accom-
pany Adjutant General
IF BEMIDJI ORGANIZES,
- SUPPLIES AVAILABLE
Visiting Officials Will Confer
With All Concerned in Re-
4ard to Guard Unit

Thomas. F. Swinson this noon re-
ceiyed $50 application blanks for en-
istment in the proposed National
Guard company to be organized in Be-
midi, the blanks being sent bv Bri-
gadier General Rhinow. head Of the
Minnesota military.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-10-25
Service Men Remembered.

T-.Men who have been in the serv-
ice during the late war can enlist for
one year. Enlistments for others
should be for three years.
1.-The adjutant general and his
staf and the federal inspecting Off
Ger, Colonel Woolnough, are just be-
ginning an inspection tour of the
.nbrthern part Of the state. believe
they will arrive in Bemidji about
"Wednesday. They have, no doubt,
communicated in regard to this.
They will confer with all concerned
IN regard to the organization of this
company"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-10-25
EQuipment Being Sent.

.ttThe government Is sending in
eduipment to us all the time and no
doubt by the time this company is or
ganized and receives federal recogni-
ton, we will be prepared to issue to
yon. equipment, including heavy
slices tents, blankets and overcoats
ana absolutely everything which is
authorized, - .-,.s ...-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-10-25

Thomas F. Swinson, who has been
designated by, the armory committee
Of the Benidji association as corre-
spondent on the proposed armory and
military company for Bemidji, has
lust received letter from Lieut.. Col
one1 Frederick G. Stutz,: st. Paul, In
which he says in part:
<"The adjutant generals office has
Just assured me that it will forward
to you at, once $50 enlistment blanks
and $50 physical examination blanks.
These blanks are both new forms and
both should be made out in duplicate.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-10-25
Paid For Drilling.

s''From armory drill, the men are
paid at this time, on the: basis Of
1915 month, including four drills,
4ofsaabout 90 cents a: drill, The pay
aheiit is made semi-annually and is
conditioned upon, the company main
tatning5a general average Of 60 men
per drill during every semi-annual
period. It is practically certain that
congress will; increase this compensa-
tion, making it at least twenty five
per cent of the pay of the army which
would double the amount received.
..'The state pays each year to each
company IS man for every man
present aat the annual uster. This
fund is used for military purposes
and must be accounted for. In addi-
ton, each captain receives an allow
ance of 500 per year for personal
expenses, which need not be account
ed for -,. ..". ,~-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
Buried By the Avalanche

And then The unexpected happened
u was one or these minor earth.
quakes which occur not more Than
once year IN California. and which
ordinarily are scarcely noticeable es
cept for the rafting OF windows and
do little damage beyond shaking tie
pictures sskcw on the waits; hut OF
thar wafer soaked mountain side II
would take only slight Jar 70 dle.
lgdge the earth In landslide. Al the
: ss.tsfsfeiftt of tths SH01K WITS Rsnsome
cauehl nr Jimmie In her aTnIF aud
stood brsathIess in the middle of th.
cement focs The quake passed a,
soon as II had come Cromwell strut
ted abou, on the fruit Jars taiknr n
himself. and breathing again Mrs
Ransome started 10 set down Jimmie
when ID. slide began. Win a roar
and crash that shook the building
worse than the earthquake bad done
Il swept toward ibem. Fortunately
The spring house faced down hill away
from the approaching avalanche and
was further protected BY the ffstie hot
low in which itssioods Although the
house rocked and cfesked it witn-
stocdo sise ierribte onslaught The
door banged shut. stones and dirt
poured over &. shutting out the light.
the slide passed. and they were safe.
5n. enaombed In total darkness.
In the awful stiiIness that followed
she heard . scratching and . peculiar
Grooming sound At nrst her heart
leaped into her throat but she heard
another more familiar sound, a deep.
drewsy croak. and was resssured. II
vas only Cromwell. eiesr5ns hts
shroai- she had forf0tt>n about him.
bat be was there prisoner. too.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
POLICE CATCH BLACK
AAN0ERs, ONE ESCAPES
Philadslphian Placed a Dscoy
Letter h Answer 70 the
Demands cf ths
Gang

Philadelphia, Aus is--Aasslo oass
la of 80 scaih seventh street ~
csised . hiack hand letter which DO
aasnded that b. place slco 10 an en-
s.lops IN a hois Ia a stone wall .
Mermaid lane and sun,on ssenuc
Chestnut Iiiil bsioe 3 M fots,
andsf Gaia Of death Anxelo hrased
he threats % ,he writer asslns, no.
ilsylns the sashorl,ies and showed IN,
,olloe hts letter
Earl today licug William. Eislds.
o. she Germantown station. With DE-
tail of 4 men. took Positions behind
ltss trunk. behind lhr stone wall an
Il the deep shadow. In the vicinity o.
Mermaid Lane and stanton avenue
\ dummy enyelo9o had bccn stuck IN
the wall
shorty before 4 oSlock yellow
motor truck showed up aud two men
spruns out. Tho truck sped awas In
The dark The Two men. however.
pa,rollcd ap and down The road Tor
about halt hour and then huntcs
around the wall The lolle. sar.
feanded ihem. hu, one clipped through
rhc other raolo vosro. te years old
sas captured, lie was held under
500 bai'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
WHO'S 1000
slOO Reward. slOO

The readers Of this paper viii ho
pleased 10 learn that there " Al l.as,
one dreaded disease that scienc. he's
been ahlo 60 curc In all its stages and
that is eatarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Halfs chtirrh Medicine Is taken in
lernslly and acie thru iha nlooa on
he Mueou4 Surfaces of tho System
lhareby destroying the foundation OF
The disease. giving the patient strength
by huIpinR up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing 80 work
rhe proprlctora have so oJeh fslth
n the curative goworr Of Tails Ca
arrh Medicine that they offer Ons
Dollars FOR any case that Il
ails 20 cure. Send for Hat Of tasii-
noniais.
Address y. J. CHENEY 4 co, Tole.
10. Ohio Sold by all Druggists. 7bc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

After The exciting strain 81 the lsst
few moment the inevitable reaction
sof IN She feif suddeniy tired and
faint, still holding Jimmie she rsae
tered sropiaEly % a box ~ salmon
shc knew was .ar the spring af the
upper end of ils roou, and sal doyn
With Jimmi. beside her. The moments
passed siowly. with Cromwell Groom
ing slespliy on the shelf above. and
jimmie whimnellng an- hGI- Ahnllld1l-
I, may have been ar hour Of L MAJ
Have only been thirty minutes. but 4
seemed 10 her lie half daf Of SITS.
pense when. wilh = sharp, Pending
crash the roof cased in Cromwell
came down With auftcr Of wings and
claites Of crockcry. and landed cack.
ling .. her feet. by some miracle The
roof timbsrs at her end OF the roots
held. bit 'sianted to the door only
foot or two from her. She vas cramp-
81 snio a space about three feet hIgh.
Tho settling % be mass OF rocks ana
earth. however. left what remained OF
the roof exposed. above grouod, for
daylight Uttered through the craess
IN the ruin aud made Jimmie and the
rooster plainly visible TO her,
Jimmie was CRYING and the rooster
caekIins so that The noise In ihai mar
row cell was desfenins and dsshesrs<
euinr Mrs. Rsnsomc did not realize
bow overvrougbt abe was until, having
auieted Jimmie somewhat. she set
bim on the boz and began tearing At
the broken rsftefs with her bare hand
The heavy beams and boards resisted
all her feeble efforts. She looked
down for something she might use -
tool with which 20 pry on The boards
aud discovered vkst il her ercisemen:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

The surssla lnsll, fsll toe the lss.
time On that revival pesfcfmaaoe Il
Ia feraa Del pesuno." Ant eth
caruss snd de- Lnca and AsFdene,
snd Chalmers ! sent before ths az
semtlage o. acknesledge ny spsrs-
ss.sssa ef their prcssaee felt
calm enough, romshos. had not
experienced q feeling q sxsilsmsnt
al any time during the stsnsng, !
asre say. however that this ~as No
more than q form ~ nervousness.
II was when l al lcngih reached
my arcssinx-foom that the period
81 relaxation began. tnsn I reached
my apartment I had net returned
10 a state of being more or lsss not
nal. Then knew that one OF to
tainEs had hspI ened that had soe.
ceeded or--ialled. Although friends
assured me ! mifht fcsg content. I
MAS net satisfied until the morning
papers arrived With the critical re-
vle~.
No cne who hss not received . ver-
dict in the dispas-lonals form ~
'"ta llini van tthAfftNfNu NNat u
does 90 one 20 read OF success In at
lsinlng the hearts desire 4 read
each criticism. a. starved person
might conaumc snddeniy Acquired
feod. with the gray ilEht of dawn
croepins In at my apartment vim
dows.
Then I erawled thankfully into bed
60 drop into the deep sleep which
follows some great effort. Aud
dreamed OF those DAYS In which I had
plodded along the pathway TO the
goal had yearned to reach: davs OF
lflais and OF rewards. OF inces>ant
work which would sometimes carry
me forward of---as work which
brings progress often will--push me
momcntariiy backward
In my next article I shall tell of
how J came 20 select Q singing c.
-ser and the early experiences whicA
'tnrted me on tho way 10 the point
shlch is the objective OF thousands
u nv country folk-young women
md men alike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

He was 80 noisy that Mrs Ransomc
decided al last TO be rid OF him. They
would have him for dinner The follow
Ing Sunday. Before the day came.
however. the biggest rain Of the Cali
fornIa winter started III. and Crom
well. properly subdued BY the trick
ling streams inundating bis coop.
bumped dejeotedly upon his perch
looking the picture OF despondencv.
Mrs. Rsnsome could not sacrihve him
then. alihongh 10 all annearancas- -hs
was quite disguised with life.
II rained steadily for week. With
the irst fair day although II vas still
misty and showery. lack Ransome had
10 splash forth through the streaming
mud 10 inspect the power line, ieav-
ins Mrs, Ransome alone with, Jimmie
About noon she heard . oiatter sud
hcarse cracking in the spring house.
and knew That Cromwell was out
again and into mischief The spring
house vas 4 solid thick walled struc-
sure OF atone and cenent with heavv
board roof. sha, stood Al the head OF
. small gully few yards from the
kitchen. and served a. = cellar a.. we'll
a. . cistern She had propped shs
door siisbtiy open that morning IN
order 70 Give the place an airing. and
Cromwell had evidently squeezed In
looking for something to eat she ran
out scoldins. With Jinsnie scddI'ns
curiously after her Tbe red rooster
was on top OF . shelf Of her choice
canned fruit At sight Of her be
crowed denantiy.
~shoo.- she cried. furiousIy. 6sp-
pisg her apron n him
"ooo.: There's KommiIs" Jimmie
lisped. poistiss at the bird
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she had not had time before 20 no
iise. she was standing in water The
settling OF The dirt had damned The
onilet and the water vas rislaE in her
dungeon.
Cromwell was already aware OF The
tact iIasin. stopped cackiine he
had bopped upon the bor benide Jim.
nie and was watching Nrs Rsnsoms
out OF one bright eye white he stared
~ ~ rf7T- WITT WITH the
other lie did nos c!fer 90 peck jim.
nsie bnt the boy was sitting on the edge
Of the box az far away ss he could get
and clIngine with both hands 10 bis
rothers skirt
Al that momeni Mrs, Ranoms hssr rd
hsr husbands voice Her sense of d.
rcctIon was so confused shs could nos
tell exactly where be was or how far
swsy. bur he was sounding her name
and that of Jimmie 10 . hsartbrok en-.
despairlnr cry. Immediately che an
swsred and callsd again. and Jimmie.
echolns shouted. Daddy. Daddy 1"
wifh ell the power Of bis Igtic lungs
But ,heif sditsd soish Nm that
close dnn<Ross besf back slta< <Shsir
own ears. lssffn5nr skem. vL{ @xtten-
ins no snpvsrins shout from o<lolde-
The water ean rfsiue rroyr raplffy
nov II had passed her angles and
was nearing the top Of the box.
Stand up on the boz. Jimmie she
directed. hopsisssly. y"and keep your
feet out Of the vet
~Oh. mammal he exclaimed. ~Your
feet are vet. aren't they
Frantic With despair. she kep, on
shouting until sshe could shout no
more To water vas level With the
top of The tox nov wysA an effort she
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
By Joella Johnson

We're all hers. Jack. inelumns
Cromwell eroaksd Mrs RknssnA
strangely. ~you viii have u hurry
because The wa,er IL risins Fast III
up ~ my waist nov
Jatk nanaoms did hurry. but s~vsrsi
more anxious minutes elaps<d hsfoss
he could nnd something ~ith ~hirh q
pry IN the roos boards. whom hs had
lnade- nHAaias A. sssss ~ ssw--hfs-
v,fe standing IL ~atsr m - her nsek.
but there we're Jimmie and tho rocst-
sf safe beside her on ths top shelf OF
the frul, cellar
Cromwell did not walt to be assist
"a. sus immediately rrpped out insc
The opsr. AFTER the others had BEEN
drasrsd forth 20 safety lack RAnsoms
explained that ~hsn he heard ths
asalanehs he returned 81 once. bat
when he found ths hIdsous vssts %
mud ssd rocks where their snug honss
had stood that morning ne hsd been
tsssd thea frsntin with despair. Ne
had searched every where until ~
clarion csls Of the rcsstef had pess-
srsted his hopsiessnsssl
y never dreamed you would - ~
the sprinxhcusc." be coaciudsd. sbs<
eanse you csn see for yourself vAas :
wreck n Il. ard buried beneafh IN
that art. too. n had not heard cvom-
we'll when dsd I might have kills1
myssif-
Wis voice ,sailed OF 10 tragic vAip-
per. but Mra Rsnsoms undsrstocA
she shisered IN her dripping earmenls.
but. loohins after the red rooster picks
sss his way scbefly over the MUDDY
vast<s. she cried out brsvsiy: Dear
Old Cromwell. III never 80 ~ are
too nolpy ssaini-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

gathered ~ bsf sSpplnx skirt snG
stepped upon The boA, aud lIfslns JliHr
mite. laid Him ieugthwisf On . staH
she cleared for ihe urpo<@. tfoms
welI nlood cn The hos hesiae ier talk.
ing excifsflg 70 hins9if 10 sYelng the
food ash ance suddenly ~ spfesa
hi- Krea, ~tnes snd nsppins nirhsiiy
succeeded II rsarhtnx ihe sipr beside
Iisnnfe lie ran along Illnn-L.[- n1ns--
iTsfa Form N1tll he reached an open
space Al the boys feet and there be
s~alled up and LET out an ear-spllsslHE
crow
Al once Mr.. nan.ous beard euz.
rlea hsiloo. sounding aiar or. but
clearly her hushands voice sgsln
Cromwell sveiied up and emitted an
other soui-siirrinx "csek s-foodle'
de-of-
''Cood ola crom~slIi" sobbsd Mrs..
Rsnsome. although her eardrums
throbbed sehinriy wlih the sound. ~ffs
knows its sbou, time help was COM
ipK.-
Ana again there vas the ansverins
haIioo. ciossr this time and more dis-
tipct Mira Ransoms attempted 70
shout. hut her throat ~as - ssv shs
could only croak franticaiiy. but ytrn-
nrie vas scfcamfrg d>ifxhfediy:
Daddy! Daddy'-
Ones more aid Cromwell sssus his
clarion calf for help: and this fins
Jack Ransoms answered only . few
feet away: What In the spring
house. dnt see ho~ anything can
live n that ruin
Daddy. Daddy sbeuted Jimmie.
what jimmie. are you sherss-
came ne deeply relieved scues Of ths
father where's mothers-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
70 TOUR STATE 10
|N{gHGE FIGHT ON Typhoid

oAlasoaa cW. .as IA D. A
l'swl,. s,a,e heslih Commissioners. yin
make . taag ct ne nofthssslsta 1afl
% ne s'slu Ihls veek Ia lhp |nfef<sf
20 ~ campaign Cor vaccination
.aAm ifrhpld fsssf. Ne ~lll wait
nuaAeses apd Tulsa - shs ,slp. ssa
Also a ndnhtr u other cities % ths
sAsissu Atle ~ tsvn "A receiving
COMMUNICATIONS q ailiersul .arss a.
s.sAtInx lhs Intensive 4mealfn Il
Aniit'aeslnailen beinx waxsi ~ rhi-
Foprao'ors rhs AeAuA sommlssiansr
70 esips .svsstly sflslslssd ~ them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Slaughter A shlie nan and nssn,
shaEssd ~l,h csFF,lns coaeealei a..
eons and assault 70 An wsFe a.so la.
dlsted
The grand hrs adjourned ihls after.
noon sahie,t 70 the eau of the states
attorneys office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

- ! think waz haprless Tor m,
&her and mother the night ! made
IS deeu, a. the Metropolitan
SvtAer's business IN our Neridsn
Csaeectteut home prevented hls ts.
NJ there. bat Mother was 81 ths
epesesee. she sat with my sister
cesneils. and heard me. A. xhe had
icnged 10 hear me. IN grand opera.
ehaii never cease IN be grateful that
she vas permitted 10 hear and s>e me
uoSer the mcomparshls conditions
Surrounding that distinguished opera
organization. New Nerk's Metre
pofisnn. Nor that should have
eeca accorded The honor of singing
\ eeeo~its that great artist Enrleo
Caruso.
4 II was like a dream. aud 4 ronfe1
iso having pinthed myself A. times
ITO make sure ] would not uaken
sudoeniy and And Il "a. The con-
sciousness tina, ., was all lndispntahly
real would come with some musical
emphasis sv The orhestra, or Ca.
runo's maich,es- volcs--or through
some bit cf applause by The audi.
saee.
" Before me were The fsoulrht.
throwine a rro,setins vail for my
fe~es; yet ss ' looked often into the
vast and dark space which I srpre-
ciated held one cf the most criiical
sldiencer possible TO gather I took
courase. Occasionally. during some
irving moment which found me in the
midst OF executing peculiarly din
cuit phrase, would catch a glimpse
OF something here and there which
shcne whi,e-sno~y spots rcaii,ed
were the shirt fronts OF tho men who
were sitting in judYme ent on my sbill-
siee
After awhile. as tina, Nineteen
Eighteen November evening wore on
, remsmh~, 10 have felt that could I
Not wait for the decision witch va.
either 10 make me or 90 defer the 4
dss when ] might be operstically !
acclaimed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

FyFN~-.l ... e.. &. .t ~.
t.ondoa. AS ne such hage slo,s.
q wool srr nvlsinF m the lSnann
tseAs that their sarAeitf y u4rr 7taxsd
ami Alrplaae sAsda sFr belsk assl fa
slcsnet fhs Alh,rt aoeks alone Aeld
ttlfiy Thousand tons
tour eoresponden, b lnformsd that
ne nFhnA ee,ernmsns e,ashl vp
overseas esops to prcvsnl them fsil.
ma inlo ~ hand. % other eoaasfss~
Afensemsals a., eelrf made sor 70.
cepiioa u the coming ~ool Al ltali
end other nrlsssh pcfss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
YOU'LL 90 BETTER At HOME

Sufferers from hay f,yer aud aeihm'
who can afford 10 ira,, IRE now seek.
nig relief st health rescss Victim
compelled TO remain al home find re
liet in FoIey's Honey and Tar Com
pound. Allays inflammation. sooihi
and heals raw. painful bronchial tnbcs
anJ helps 20 overcome difficulty u
breathing. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

In the valley, are little cottages where
ilve the Iinsmen and their families.
Many Of these houses are perched
4lE0 up aueae the muunfxfn peSKs.
miles from the hahssa..sess es es men. in
oas Of the most isolated Of these cot
sagef hssd Jack Ransome with his
wife and child.
n order to have fresh eggs they
kept = few chickens which they shut
in-a high vailed pen on account OF
the coyctes and other wild animals
WItAia Us stronghold the big red
rooster. whose name was Cromwell.
rdsned supreme Little three-year-
old Jimmie did not dare venture In
- The safe. ana even Mrs. Ransom.
- T. bs = her guard lest he Or
- - scslbch her hands ssd face
vith 1ts buonacioos beak and cia~s.
OSumsdmes hs Asv over the fence. and
~ there vac 10 dog 70 help them, be-
cause Ars. Ransoms hated dogs. It
wsun take The whole family an hour
- &c to catch hin But worse than
that he ero~s1 At all hours Of the
Nght Any strange sound. the bark Of
. 1os ecboins up fron the distant val
leg. Tie hovl Of . coyote or the faint.
Gar on crow Of another rooster. would
- N -: and be would keep Il up
xsalously at minute intervals for IN
hsur af : tine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
DON'T ktsp POISON IN yous
uloop

Wh~a ihc kidness ege pful~ls a..
ma 'hv,r WORK lhsy ELIMINATE from she
circulation ~Ai,c gFoius,s TIA, pelscn
ne blood II permitted 20 remain 10
the system. foley kldney rllls heie
Tho kldne,s, remove n, tolsona that
cause aches and ralns. ssilt iolnss. sore
p.uselss, lame hack. rheamailc ralas
Sold ss.rywher..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

sAllow eomriexion comes fsom hll.
lnan in urltlea IN tie blood and he
faall llcs NTH the liver AMI howpi.s-..
'hsy arr torpid, Tho mciicisa thai
sses Nsoi'e IA such cases Il ItER.
lcNE lisa tine llser sllmuisnf ans
bowel regulator t'ot ssie b all druz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

After studying thousands OF eases .
South Dakota scientist decided that
per cent OF human beings are born
!. II handed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Chlcaso--John wilkins. new soldier.
policeman, will take target practice
before he walk. beat again. Yes.
"tdaf he accidentally shot Mira Ger
'rde rcils IN lhc lae lie Was trying
: brcak w dice came.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
Queer Items

chicaso Nes' time John Tinlsman
irios 10 kdnap bis hsby he won't lin-
fer Al the phone 10 long telling hla
wife aeoa, ~ Yesterday he talked al
leax'h about Il, until police srappcd
HIN Ia phone booth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Sc iAat = hleNsust eAn ase hts ma.
saline tof eeaalnK a fsenehmau h&s
Invertsd sarpor 10 hold h stln
hlle he Il Aglax hls saa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

l. along one OF the
long stretches Of
line. which fur
nishcd electric
power 10 = portion
OF California. from
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distributing plant
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Oakland. Cal'-iicr parrot continual.
y a~ore and she Killed I, 20 pro,cc,
'ls morals. Mrs Sarah Maslhewson
admitted in a ciyii aun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Chlcsgo Nts Kate Allen TOOK some
" the poo 90, OF her husband play slng
IA ~ Poppy Duo" q vaudeville show.
iic accused her OF indlnerotlons. She
1cld The Judge and got so a week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
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Chicago. Aux iG t;eorrr l,auher.
white. whn u zaid 20 hasc started LII.
'eocnt FACE rioiA here. whe' he threw
/, stone which stipck Eugenc Williams.
segro. shocking him from raft aud
him, was indicted hy the
g,snd iury today on CHARGE u snan