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over the detention camp. She strolled
through the stables and suddenly paused.
rigid. Before her, looking into a mirror
on the side of his stall, mOnOele in his eve
and giving his moustache the proper twist,
washer husband, II he felt eyes upon
lin he passed this by with proper scorn
and contempt. He did not deign to turn
his gaze to the rude Onlookers. AloOf
naughty as Bavarian nobleman should be.
he continued his toilet
What is the matter. mamma?" asked
the young Countess Pauline.
MY dear" gasped the lady, there is
your father! and held as a prisoner in, q
horses STALL"
The Count turned very rapidly indeed.
The monocle dropped from his eye and he
stared at the woman with whose fortune
he had tried to play ducks and brakes
aghast. Into her amaze and CONSERVATION
crept another emotion, spreading over her
face like sweetest honey. The Count ner-
vOusly picked a piece Of straw out Of his
hair and turned his head.
The little party passed on, but not for
many months had the young Countess Pau
line seen her mother as genuinely cheerful
as she was the rest of that day.
Count Raben seems to have none Of the
disadvantages which the Count PaDpen-
helm possessed. He is described as Of a
very fine Danish family. and he has no
gambling debts to be paid. nor any nebulous
rights to sacrifice and thereafter to hold
over his brides head. Nevertheless, many
OF those who know the Pappenheims art
disappointed that the young Countess has
not chosen an Englishman for her mate,
And while the mother has given her
conscn; it is not without misgivings, based,
of course, solely on her own sad exper-
fences.
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retaining her title Of the Countess of Pan
penheim, probably figuring that she ought
to get something at least for her money.
1t was about this time that she declared
that she wanted her daughters to marry
no foreign nobleman but "either a nice
Englishman or a nice American" British
noblen1en she did not classify as foreign"
Englishmen were, after all, Americans-or
vice versa. The same blood ran in the
veins of each, largely They spoke the
same language; thought along the same
broad lines. Englishmen were not foreign,
no! No more than Canadians are.
The Countess, still rich, went to England
and took up her home there Besides the
Isle of Wight palace, which came to her
through her mother, she also took the
famous Dorset country place, known as
Newton Abbas, and London mansion in
Mayfair.
The success of the Pappenheims was i'm
mediate. They were sponsored by Lord
and Lady Portarlington, the Duchess of
Beaufort and many other of the
most exclusive and conservative London
people. Mrs. Anthony Drexel was one of
her leading American sponsors. The
Countess Pauline and her mother were re-
ceived at court and were very well thought
of by the royal family.
Twice the engagement of Miss Pauline
TO Englishmen was reported and several
times TO others rumOred. When the war
broke out they found their name decided
embarrassment. With the profound feel
ing that existed in Britain against all Ger
Great Britain Rights Reserved
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sacrifice for love he would not only there
fore he deprived of all his honors but also
all his sources of income!
That was too bad, indeed, it was agreed.
But the Wheeler fortune was surely ample
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for any ones needs.
Yes, that was true,
agreed the Count-yet
he had lived as his po-
sition in life had re-
quired and according
to the customs of his
class. There were
debts, and these debts
had to be paid IL what
was left Of his honor be 4
not tarnished. He could.
not pay them because
his sources Of income
had been stopped. He
had not saved money
it had never seemed
necessary with all the
princely sums rolling \
in to him that now,
alas, would roll no
more.
Well, that was too
bad, too, but it was
only equable that the
other party to the affair
should make sacrifices
as well. The debts
should be paidI
The Count beamed.
But the Wheelers did
not beam when they saw
schedules of these debts. N
Of them were gambling obi
tions, and it is said that t
were in the hundreds of Il
sands Of dollars. They "
paid, however and the CO
made the further sacrifice
actually coming to America
wedding his little Ameri
bride in Philadelphia.
After /. the wedding the
journeyed back to the Contin
Then occurred the Ameri
girls first disiIlusionment.
had not fully understood "
the Count had meant by be
deprived Of his rights
privileges" She was introdu
to his family and instead of
sympathetic, loving welcome
expected. she encountered
awakening. .
She found that to the {
helms family she was real
not his bride at all. They loC
in fact, as a sort of morganat
such their attitude toward
that no American girl of an
tolerate for an instant. She
tie evidence of any sources @
income which the Count had
having sacrificed.
Her nobleman tried to exl
tude of the family by sayi
were a curiously cold and hau
naturally, considering of VIII
they were-but that she wo
very different when they grew
The Countess decided that
ably not long enough for ST
and shook the dust of the
from her skirts.
The pair went to Paris
troubles piled thick and fs
American Ccuntess's head.
There had been settled upOl
from his wife's fortune the
thousand dollars a year for
penditures. All other expens,
by her estate. Timidly the yO
asked him If he could not ket
amount. Indignantly he spur
and again the debts were paiu
But the next year his {
were even wilder. He begaI
TO have his allowances increi
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fAowSzx ~ saa BaAsd al ysads g-n-
,>eafnEs n&s he "a prsrsax Books
CT 6oe8rsents prasac@a o. Erarars
aearsneS are - Ne srraR4e SIS ronfl-
siemz11z IL zse ppg~un pEpturins cheSr
80 deSirss l.zhnF = represented or
ne 3a.cai tri Hssals ana on she Cen
rrna Gocnmiaasre Armcmr she members
* are csnGlz.1ea Asanr J. n Tfn,n1a~
executive 1s3d - she railway snssr
dnrsnr r.~ re-enz sgr@Kr and q A.
STARR Earr2n<. E,ness5=Et q rhe Rssi-
ish Trades tnasn Con gress
Esocss tribunals have trrz eEpaw-
ered io i1resaraes al ciaasns h-uHsh-
hesore rAen 2za .f sae Aileezrs1as 81
ex1~ssuc CHARGES are established, sc
enseMuse ss'acsee zsRs nazarsss -A% ssls-
or eesxre Il csufs II SUmElsry s0rss-
ascss0a WAsr@ upon fne cuuSasaSar
Zines 81 no. r8are chan s. eise el- III
y-isarsaDsns tSr aeryrs ncc en ~xr~@t
shzrs months. or esrA. mAy Ae in-
pssss
<sessbnns ase.Dre sDrAi -fsAnna2s asv
Ssrs5asd sy a Ma1orarv o. 1Ae rusa4hers
yre@=ns ard vesEng ANY selse- az-
rzaa~Va hr aav rnaanr as socA. ri
f4unaa. O1Aer saAn deeisun sa tAke
nnapy sn-asa csaon. n4v appeal ~ she
Ay4aa1 Tribunal for the ares IN w1ach
The lrscal ss-ihWnaa Il Operating. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
SOUNDS LIKE A
VICTOR HUGO STORY

Tae 4t-4n gess asEacy 2ng saerSor
eyer rccRavea hss gasi come % an iowa
rsgl. who has receasea .csr 1ns cs
So {sae trozn a efrzn ss- wsaa aoA5sd
hsv ~ S. in ssa9 BY esaseran- Ias Asme
ss her uncle. where she VII wssitSn
while she was alone IN she house AsT
sssf@r he'd gwen hsF s. 20 sveld while
m har VISIT When sae 1rAza srrsae
th4 dpor ossan and entered. sAe Elasf
Haste ID hana over the Bill md aAt
irAnq took she money ana l@iE The
sfhrw lsv Stranger entered = ssors
m 0$are. Ia, whers this ypurg wsnaaz
is Nov working told her As US al
aasorner and had been logki1s EoT her
fw D0nrhs 10 rorAfy bar OF = baqness
NJ sf1 kAos which had beer ls-s her hy
! erama. John Bransr5h. hS had died
Ts Haunghs ago az SgwwA-vvlile Nina
Fur the neU rear D- TWO ramps ln
snwz VII hzre fs1fAe 1iftscul-y IN gsi =
ting g bills 1r0n lawa glrax.
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ALI HlRDGA SUGAR
IS FREE From ET
LAY Import II withost Bang
Subject TO rrusecutiCns NJ
Under ihs Lever
NV Law

|fa Neg yxk Nor as ls~-lmpcf<assdH ~
sSr~dkn snx1rx x5ll ~ allowed and
10 prosecutions FOR psn<zteersng ir
sh4m xgn be- rn6rfz1 ken nraer sae
l-ever ara. excsps fox nre&~aaa le
margins Of prnsst, sh< sagsr eqaslixA-
saon hosra was anfc<nu~a soa&y IN q
sesecrams ree~ascd fruzu ApwArd Figs
AxSiS.ar; a-snrn<y x4ne-a1 At WASH
lnesWn4 The Telegram was in re-
sponse - request far a zvlt2e made
w tAe board. wAixA ses forsA rsas Z
was nereaxang numerous applications
iaF the fnsporsaason i! ~n.se snsars
frun oaunzzscs ilge Rr&ail. the iowsxs
prsce ~ wAsrh Is ~ ans Is cents
'pomna. 6pfg paid The maximum price
azag American resine-s are allowed
tn charge sor sugar purchased frun
iIhe BOARD is nine censs > y Sand.
amp0ggea HAgar. the ouarG ea-
sla.neA. Is readily saaaase 10 ml&nE
farfnrers. in order "a keep their
plants gnsng and 10 prot@ca sAesr tn
vest~s capital r y nos 20 mach
snag1es ~ rrsre. il said. as ire dss-
hardsne cf tAnsr working sorces
r2.Sga ~oasS ne~ess tase seear csoslne
iAesr pants
The A4,ara informed the attorney
generals office fhzs il was exersasar
irs asfert IA astrscs snsxrs Aerw tran
outside soarces. bat asd sat desire ~
be a parry sc ozrrHsnVent and inssTne-
sauzs wAsch may Asre eeer given ac'
Tnansa STATES attorneys - Prever's
sswfFf ecrinS
1 Mr. Figgs g~asy said
-eTAe ureanes u sugar @ei tTsns-
cencs the necessity og keeps1g re
prace az level @@low what the tor
esen selser VIII expect Believe s1E
,n-xatson az foreign saEa-s sncaad 9s
allowed. VIII only cousiaer nnreasosa-
able MARGINS os arofzs a vioiAtaoa 81
me lever act on the re-sals of Ehes-
saxars in the Enised States
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER s6.
sune EaNase
Ir-E WOMAN oF LIES =

- E-W~eft ~ LttS
An The Woman nt lies H. new
Asos'ie EslciErp. whsch cornAs 10 -hs
Posaard 1haagar neU Smndav. il xarpe-
n ng otf the ordinary run of aScrus,es
The sloI Is different Rlase ,,ir1r-s
glazF-eotrs max he surwr1sad sn req
rnas and refuse to believe Il hur II
The Woman cf Lies she ssrrx Is soie
cr q wnuiAn WHO is SrTrerv w-4.rrtsd
sSF n1a1 IS lie and VINO Id 1u-n aSps
sse be rereDEaa On hfrn.
june Eridae has nAa heading rs14
uhai pt 0Ere sherman. " hose rrsso--
tunes NJ tins Opening nt IRE pscsss,,a
win thF audiencs's svuupashv. later.
When Olive beu0Tass . saackrnx ler
and starts pus To ee revengHd "a rhe
naaI whose aifs drove hsr f-or1 Ae-
hnHnF Eowr. MISS Eiwsase'E naSrifi-
cent presentation ut 4hs raae enables
ertr TO hcac the Rudianoa on ps.r rsa4
S2lih7urh her Bcr5ons would noe De ur-
hNl6 by law
Earl M%fcalfe 5afaws cyTyaassie Miss
favadae snc is atSis 10 rrrake a-otbzf
notch ln aafE bong List VI successes Mr.
Meica2ss rs knuwn as d screen i7ave-
ct exceptional rA3eur
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER n
Norma Tsananse


Nznrr Lee. yrung Scuaherr Gz,'
A. stifa-6 by the hereditary family
Tsste whi<-f x-~s-s ha- pRreurx nov
efvF-sEr5cEan and makes them srssx.
thai she rNEusa To MARRY Anrhn
Me@r. wham shs really 7gFzeE. be-ause
his ~origA Standing dpFs nuf ra1x ur
10 the Les tradirs0n In an attzsnrn. Ia
ezse thEsr financial burden. she ne
cnr1eE the wife. of a dissniufa NEx
TarEsr. E-Horgp Trevor. and canek
north so l9vR with hEm.
In 1b@ speedy get in wh5gsa he- hus
hand ararHlE. Nancy soon finds ner-se Il
erme shed. II many daff51Hk sitnaairras
from which ghe makes er@ry effort 7c
free herself. unav 80 eai inzo erraa9r
|frvubie Finally. -r#rvr afez and ssis
ffr1k herself a widow. yennileEss
f-snHsass snx in desr
Ecw xtst raRnRre~ tie sect herself ntl
h,sr Seez again -einanciaIsy. rlartally
and rnorRlAr-anc @rer wins har:f enc
lore Of rhe rnzn she has always wauf-
ed. makes q E-frpingBr dramatic ra7e
in which Norma Tslrnadge's arisssrF
shines brsrlmnxsy.
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Gaia R Rh.
Get Rid of Ii by Medicated
Vapof, the Easy. Pleasant Way

Keu 2npw ths discomfort az rmxa-ye,
81 the head. " u moi uely urser,eazi..
iiows nut - rnag ieaN tG deaEness.
sespeus sxuussxt z2l-rercH rgnnnrrI;1xsals'
or e1hsr dAuGsnens oksssosrs- al 10
nhctssitF 1ur surgical ossraxlUa.
Yen have sr5e1 dosing with rr.ecs-
csrsek krsn hare sDnrxd r9e rfl8sf Fszgg
hsrs ~ 9uEr shst ypn are se@s5nE
The right w'aT 10 rtr yu4srEegf uf
czr2rxh r. Esnp TIE encrnzcnnse III rf
Nsxn Noises xnc 6eafnnas arxx ~
keep yUur breath s1asn sa1o sweet i
10 Use LAT. hA0asereE GxGAtsh xefsssas.tx
~ ccrrsE In the Tps1r uf gsfESfestAG rga
niny smoke IN usual way a alag
cntnes in lsc~T1ernG frsrHr that risu rrsaa
tsthef FaWs. ir q 3sirf ar burn xuS
1rh1Ae ths healing Eagpr
Wlth your head tsirrre1 sssa ~o.u,
t',,akr5 befau Qlssd-xrriE r.f*infss sssrsar sss-
fptating teHl uniEes 0r 6ex ~ as.--,sttss
kifsf'lF taEs q fsM whlsfs IL ker,s9. fssr
healiisg rrs-dicasen rEres.
Lcnk for deiiKhS@sa ar-srarernex.
trvn cay ~ day Mnrw hsre rtss~rwnd
= cpspritst faffANc cure ~ Sullpwar.r
tbs kifilgas dlr@rtAMtE
live lPrrsr and tApnier F.s sssrs ~
x.t Nsle wtmra rarst~ef 1N Ei4smknr c.
fAfyN E.rneor. Aceeft uuf4'fnx .aAt u
~ tcr sale Ar Nn Auxy dsNrflwa Nf
N Tpu prefer. Nefsc IN rnrxF tpliXe.- W
etx-rps} fpr prpN package fee
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" kSty-f.ve carss ss& f~rm s@
nrsSs1 aa4sgs r4rs w 81 E tA sFor a
q cas:oa a an4rsren ceasss a Wcsxr
msz<~ser caunna:<<e has sccr called os
ac inrcssaxate cMrrre rs Sl9s 9nr a
w1Hma< 1s3t Aascther nc $Ss Tor enA:
and sx.a an2 clhasgc oi eashE censs
nor a h~aaxfass rca
A eunrislnE was mate before the
wAlsen On Thnznrs csmasf:ms ns q
Charge 0f SIKH tws cams~ foF a 1smT
snaaxe xhsSA. il ~as 4lseSeA coNla bs
purchases y fsw saRs~ lGsI&xs Sai
thhrxS -Ewa ca&2S \,
Az Rsnccr 4 ruAa csufIasa:n<a gAxs
ae hal eean g~@s'ge6 sSTsx-slvr cess.s
toS saa sas ha~sel anE fFssn4 Tsr
rnnlnzssee crdsrss q sef4n1 81 sx-
gnan xenas
EtsoNs smss cuee1 aSuong rsf@s d&a.-
er~ an csneck F-Ssssaeersng e@nr mF
---arnnne shm whnansaAer's- Aeen oi
mach as aslsnoe - sae ccrsraa Ccsn
masHee IN Ms srxesSgaricn of s~eavs
~ ruar~ snsF.esama price nameincs.- 4
areluasng 6eAlsrs sn h0ots ami : oet
coaHo nShamslnS. isnwgrA esarkess.
ready znaS9 e1crhaaS sahp, kohacce
and naeaigiezs
arnV1sasAoa ot prison sentences hat
not bsen unce.nnlSa lalEeasaeA i Aas
been 4 general prSctsce 10 aupcse
lnAxanz sn fnes En elarsnr cases ~
rHlsK with iArwas ~ tnpzssunnaozas
SHOULD there ns seeora imfr@c<son
h y Declared co le seF9aan u az
aaTing rs present ss1tias
sSls exseua aape tsEne aursng ~hsch she
Prosmeeafng Ae1 sAaN contanue IN
sorue TAas u cGsea as an znascafso1l
NJ aa@ pusaBrAa haMnt saaAs II mas l~~r
81 aexst paxsr successful.
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PR0FITEERINc IN
UNITED STATES
L. NEAR ENil

A. Ncl'ur1v, parliamentary serrfski-s
ro nhe Ministry 81 Faoe. recently DE-
rsAaEw-d One c9 rae raGsss us prot5--
eer.ng is chs fac- aas ras public ~s~anls
CO hAps al spnse ~ wAar IS reason
a99e grntst A GOOD principle iog
rsbnuaas 10 work upon b. Doa 20 asE
themselves wastne~ fAe prosn Is
hseher s.nan s1rn@nne else H. e1vr-
ins. ang ~ sae profn a-vsgsa at or Any
reasonable business principles ~ Is y
snneay d1csnc~a as Avarsce zrd
ers-1 ?"
MT Mcrurav haa characterized sFs
Tiscf.seer7nr Act ~ an Ahnagrs'
remedy sSr IN 2bnsszIlal suzre 81 p1--
lic fsaaastg -an arr na4 intended sc
ha-aSs Rr=lsA rrnde. bus "a nsip ?
resggr@ ID E0 normal and healthy con a
datsaMs.-
Psacs rrsces Aosse war 7rces
Crdracs Ss rae ruvernmengs s anti
prof aeerz1g machinery p0ina ee ufM-
taze figures 3usr V1blisaaea IL TIE
Board e,s Trnass Labor Gazette sshrpw
ang rhAS. despite efforts 10 best dg~l
irving costs iAa@ EHzasr1i ls~'4s .. -
sail sarSces nn OCa9.bsr 4 wSas naent zsA
5,a- raas above rre-w@r Iirnres or ar
arcreass ~ FIVE par cHnf as Ssurrps->ec Z
with zh3 ievea as Ssyaemser !. last
wAsn tae l9ca. s1s 1sgH-lEls we're JUST
re1ssns unaw way Rnr il Is nr1 co1-
aeaaea even NE Vnase asna tin5esr.
eeg1 THE increases would nor lszrr
ee- aarrsr ha1 .ale government. made
nd eeix-T 80 w1az The prass1eers To-
book
ASsa1sr sueh us @cslaass -nay sa as.
sach testimonials az ssas6 Sa s.as Var
rnouzh Fsrassreer4nr Cnm1n1tsa4 wihlea
clAa1nS Fha1 = -,eaRc110n an Wholesale
prices hF as mEBeh as ihigTE-itne 7sau
canr has ageen noncasSAe in raar go-
ca laEv
Membership rs the local tribunals Is
fixed at from sezsr -p 1wsmgy- iivr
gwe ef whom musI be women Al
roznFslzzn7s Af'e i.asra IN pnhlic ex-
ceEt W. special S-asss when g4nNsr am-
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ne nssrs a r;r<o.rs have xrlksss<ei
sk< srtsdsw ruhti<~unn "a sh< s~nrs ssaaf-
sarss II sh< ecesre<isiNn - Na>xres fxof.
&c 4 . s@ s'sss 4. l.<s ~s,'1 ''n,s 4 s's .sas s
yushf nxs txsuasrs 8 ts< tis~m~frrs al
y016r - 10 ies rgrtNS
n ! ssn.rrxstssFAs rxsinene1 tAst sAa ~
nmskaAa< fcr<n9az = re~ h<ass usSA ~ eFsF
Sptn' 90 prxsas a*sn&ly = Amesscs 1sess. s.
ensssw d arr snsns rhsssszns t~rmsx@ seaa-
n<cr< Mszk srfAna~m ke~refslA ferrpsr
0Hrssr6 Ssa.rx Srx&fq~z rnrnherx ct ten-
g~r~x sna tswn<s lzHssA oa< <aiA
Me~S52prss <vtx9whsw aFe tnr@~A ~
xnrs sk;s sssrernrfs fsr me 1rnrf4 81 thrsr
reaAsrk II ss sxrr~~seG ahas pksxcsns naae
. record "a 4 AID S<ra 4 sa ghsar ss-
.exs S. shss ssrs wxv ;rlsrf verf,y Ers~sf
cnsstinms ~ ~2senzs ~unrsrnsuv \. fvesg'
fads = savi~srd 50 rss > s~s avs krrr - a
srhs q srrurs ~4ss a<ss-es sssA. Il y ~
falosxs
Iron rrrscns-- fsr-zlss sp~cshc Sans.
arNA kmanfssw gsrrm trse-
Ssasan <ssvctropA Sr
cslssan gssys~upAossAsss. I sr.
Re N~s ycrira r.S.P.
<xxcxFin E4srer
Masnsssssn k2shszg
Pc Gingrs < SF.
Oa Caxs41 Cnnasnun rSr
taAeiar- tarAanxss frcsis1 g.ST.
Each An.~ "a twe fsiasss III Nuxstr8 Y-rn
eanasins sase ard onr4tAa kx4sns 81 axtsrsc
sFnr ~ she inrm 81 s.sn f~rsomstc 81 ssar~
rsAa sFsrr4Ar Standard which vi cur og4rfan
resscx&s kurr*er cnAisarx ~ an~ ctAts
tssNwn fagM cs 4nnn. Hs wssux c:A<x nas&es
ti lran ftrfnz8rx ~s ronSa sxvs pue shs
sRsnr cn1rtisy rt srtnsf ir0r IN me sxhiHts
~ irss than cnrtarraA shr ees IL US. knd
~ usfxx mr;allsc sro1 ~r ccutA have accom-
r'ssAre ghr xssnr shprs At AsS shaz anr.
have nsast esrrssTas irpsairea thriv ;herxrse-
sif rsl1ary. Espcerarshtsfsh3trs ns~1 n Nar-
H.r1 lran 10 rns nf fhr naWss r. fwuxix< tanae
srfredirsats Ersw-- Il ss esp<Ssssls secsnr
Sold in tbs Tagy ex Owl Drag S&n-e
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SEVERAL WAYS
TO DO n

Any farmer 100 busy 70 90 20 town
10 bGy q pair os saees can write 70
che s~afer and send coRAiae and SIS
OF $40 in cash and ges lAe sa0es. &C
v3ses ! reader
True enough. or he can swap seven
bushels of wheat fer the > oes or he
ran sell caag and buy rAe saoes or
right il ne Is not TOO particular. on
ae Gan exchange q good 100 pound
zA02i fer fairly gocG pair al sxs
srogAas * e Acesas meed The money
1a help square the saosss teed bill,
" he can simply sci, the cowhide AID
go A&refooaed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

~ rs z-rsxr ereursh fer ssrE
To him assne aossn gree we-asrrs
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mercy enaurcsh fer ever
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
BAD BREATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove II

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
4 MESSAGE TO THF MIDDLE
AGED

Foley Ka1ney Pills Eire quick RELIEF
tre-n Kidney ar Aladder troubles 'hai
azTe rcf reached q chronic or had
stage. TAer STOP haAdaer i--egnlasl-
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- he arer- r'ons suffer when selses
.an BE- had. &c. ria os Aacgacae
ness. Rheumatic pains, an1 Sill
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

T0wn III shE AentneKw m'unrAAns
where taer are 50 1af asAlra mt
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wen e. en- john Enew we wsuia
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

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