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Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Louis Mack and wife came up
from Denver Monday evening to
attend the Ziege funeral.
Mrs. James Mitchell and son
came up from Denver Sunday ev-
ening and remained for the fun
eral of Alouis Ziege.
Mrs. Everett Mccoy spent the
weekend in Denver.
R. G. Griffith went to Denver
Sunday to have some denial work
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Duffield left
Saturday for Denver to spend a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ziege ar
rived from Denver Tuesday even
ing to attend the funeral.
Edwin Kloer arrived Monday
night from the Snake River coun-
try in Oregon.
J. S. Kimball went to Denver
Sunday morning to get his new
teeth. They not only improve his
appearance, but facilitate the
mastication of his food.
Miss Dolly Beaman was a pas
senger to Denver Sunday morn
ing.
John May came up from Den
yer Monday.
Mrs. John Kloer was among the
passengers to Denver Tuesday
morning.
D. Shaner and R. M. Shaner,
father and brother of Martin
Shaner, were over from Apex
Wednesday to attend the wedding
of Martin Shaner and Miss Chris
tine Goebel.
Arthur Most came up from
Denver Thursday morning on bus
mess.
Neil Mckay was business pas
senger to Denver yesterday morn
ing.
L. j. Williams came up from
Denver Wednesday evening and
entertained couple of friends.
Ignatz Meyer returned Wednes-
day evening from a trip to Denver.
Edward L. Shannon, a Denver
attorney, had business at the
county treasurer's office on Mon
day.
C. A. Mcneil was in from Apex
Wednesday to attend the installa-
tion of the newly-elected officers
of the Masonic lodge.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18
Merry Christmas to
Friend and Foe Alike

Aside from this sentiment my
wish implies, it may not be amiss
to call your attention to my var
led line, especially as it affects
the male part of your family. New
er before have l carried in stock
a better variety of goods suitable
for all year around, etc. Come
and see me and my clerks" will
be too glad to show you every at
tention and my prices will speak
for themselves.
Gratefully yours,
SOL BACHARACH.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18
Card of Thanks

We take this method of express
ing to our good friends and neigh
bors our heartfelt appreciation of
their kind favors and words of
comfort during the illness and
death of our beloved husband and
father.
Mrs. Anna Ziege,
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Whcrry,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Mack,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ziege, Jr.,
Will and Walter Ziege.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18
APEX HAPPENINGS

Paul Meeney, of Black Hawk,
arrived on Thursday to work at
the Evergreen mine.
Mrs. VIM. Anfang was a Cen
trail City visitor on Friday.
G. A. Mcneil returned from a
trip to the state metropolis on
Saturday.
Lucille Rutledge left Friday
for Denver to visit with her sis
ter.
John Anderson, who has been
working at the Evergreen mine,
left on Saturday for his home in
Denver to remain until after the
holidays.
L. d. Wurtz, of Moon Gulch, ar
rived in camp Saturday and is
working at the Evergreen mine.
Earl Quiller and Will Ziege
were out on Friday with meat and
groceries for their customers.
Chas. Daley decided that Apex
was too cold and windy for him
so left for his home in Black
Hawk Saturday.
H. j. Barker was a Black Hawk
visitor on Friday evening.
Mr.. McCreer left for his home
in Denver Monday. He decided
to quit working his property until
spring.
Mcclellan Laughlin left for
Denver on Tuesday where he will
remain for a few months.
Henry Baer attended the meet
ing of the l. O. o. F. in Central
Tuesday.
The Xmas program and tree for
the school children was held at
the school house Tuesday after
noon. A splendid program was
furnished by the scholars.
Martin Shaner left Tuesday for
Central. He and Miss Christine
Goebel were married Wednesday
at the home of the brides parents.
Both are we'll known here and the
congratulation and best wishes
of the Apex people are extended
to them. They will reside in
Bonne Terre, Missouri.
SsfE. Shaner has decided to re-
turn to his home in Missouri to
spend the winter. He left for
Central on Wednesday and after
attending the wedding of his son
Martin and Christine Goebel, left
for Missouri on Thursday.
Miss Lorraine Williams left for
her home in Central Wednesday
to be ready to take the teachers
examinations this week. She will
remain until after Christmas.
Mrs. j. D. Mabee made a trip to
Central Wednesday to have chat
with Santa Claus.
c. A. Mcneil was Central Wis
itor on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. kurtz and
family went to Central Wednes-
day to attend the wedding of their
sister, Christine Goebel to Martin
Shaner.
Fred Goebel went to Central to
attend the wedding of his sister.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

The grandstand at the ball park
was blown down by the heavy
wind Saturday night. The lum-
ber is being salvaged and will be
used by the city in mending the
walks.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18
Installation of officers

Central lodge, No. 6, A. F. G.
A. M, installed the following Of
ficers at their meeting held We'd
nesday evening of this week:
Chas. o. Richards, w. Master.
Chas. A. Mcneil, S. Warden.
Harry L. Eilmann, j.. Warden.
w. o. Jenkins, Treasurer.
w. G. Matthews, Secretary.
Chas. S. Anger, S. Deacon.
Earl H. Quiller, j. Deacon.
Chas. A. Frost, S. Steward.
John F. Anderson, j. Steward.
H. E. Hazard, Tyler.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

1t is reported that company of
Denver men will take lease on
the Old Town and Becky Sharp
mines in Russell Gulch, upon the
expiration of the Hughes-T Three
wit lease this month. They will
run a cross-cut from the Old
Town to cut under the Becky
Sharp ore shoot. In addition to
giving depth, this connection will
free the Becky Sharp of water.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

WANTED-Agent for Central
City and vicinity. Good PROPOSE.
ton. Previous experience unnec-
essary. Free School of Instruc-
tion. Address Massachusetts
Bonding and Insurance Company,
Accident and Health Department,
Saginaw, Michigan. Capital ST.
100000.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

Hugh Lawry figures on taking
over the fixtures of the Harvey &
McCallister market, which ceased
business the first of the month,
and will conduct cash-carry
market. He will dispense with
credit, delivery service, and other
expenses not particularly neces-
sary, and this will enable him to
sell meat at about ten cents a
pound less than the prevailing
price in Central and still make a
good profit. He is being urged
by his friends to open his cash
carry shop and corral the meat
business in Central.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18
Black Hawk Death

Mrs. Mary M. Pelham, of Black
Hawk, died Dec. 18th of cancer
of the right arm and shoulder.
She was daughter of Noah S. AL
labaugh and was born in Indiana
July 25, 1912 and had resided in
Black Hawk good many years.
The funeral was held Wednesday
morning. Interment in the Dory
Hill cemetery.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

American domestic fowl of all
varieties laid 1,957,000,O0O dozen
of eggs in 1919, the Department of
Agriculture estimates. This was
sufficient to give every man, wom-
an and child in the country more
than 200 eggs each.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

Sheaffer's Fountain Pens, self
filing, at Barker's. There are no
better made.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

Misses and children's shoes at
the G. o. Richards Co.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

Turkey dinner Christmas day
at the Teller House, rs cents.
Gilpin observer., 1919-12-18

Give Hawley's a trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
NE THOD|sT CHURCH IS
GIVEN Bis SLICE COIN

New York. Jan ls Annouacsneui
a. iae amounts TO ee raised b. II o.
ne Il Pro.csiAnt concentrations
,~hish wal star in iew weeks = co..
operative national campaign t. on
tain SIC 900 hoe FOR sftsF-w&r needs
eas made loaay By 'he Inier-ehurs
Emergency Campaign committee.
The ausoanss av MsiaosEss
Episcopal s. oae.ceo. presby er.an.
s. 7so 900. Lutheran. sseo eoo; Bap-
est ss0o eoo Prossstsnt Episcopal
s1seeoe. Disciples - Christ sits.-
Goo Reformed church in the Tniies
States sl0eoe. Congress iona,
sieaoeo, Reformed CharcA in Amer
Ia. s.eeeo E,angehcaf Synol sss,-
6eo. United Evangelical $1,000
Differences % ne amounts. 3. vas
sid. srs due ne fsei taAi - war
agencies o. several charoars llreaa>
tsse considerable sums on hand
Ohsg dsg'efene are due 10 tae type
n work Carved on hy dlneFeES de-
nomlnaiions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Kansas ciiy. No Jan z--HOlsssA-
Receipts = SEQ. steady. esik. sls1s
al7se: heavy. st1Gislse. ilshis,
sis->efil -; l4es. sflai1se
CATTLE Rece.gfs is.es4. n
soaiherns Steady g. ii,r lo~er. ffmc
Ted steers. S>n-4. aressea beei
steers. sl-G southern steers. s.
ais. oo~s. s. "a ~. heifers. sk9fs.
stockers. s. iou is. calves. ss1ls
SHEEP ReceiIts 4 % steady.
.aml.s. s.sGiess. ssaFiinss. sssaG
-. waihers. s-al 81. eaes. $50
.ezs. soe.ers. ssseass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

tom face - rcs.lite she nhs-ius \
Photograph ~ m nu'iie taken before
- receitec Tie uo-nsis
Prom ihe I.hefo-rsra ard ne p'asies
czsi Mrs.. isda. z-.4esl ~ her sup
tors arr. rer-ois~ifas~x aEcibsr rsin~fs.r
casr ~ ofis fie-- ra-Ts pflfh are fun-
fi'a'ed Ti'-n cs.rl-r fnask = ms -
osss->axfe-antt - sn incA iairk 1>is4
rolass fise nf~- flrIn-
II y na>k - r-r - fnlshsi rs
r~ri,sftf iis.sn i : -lirsr rafe-l >ekf
s..rsst-~ fl.. srsss-fi ion ~ rr.ukit- fise sna-k
ara.rar naiar1L " ~g.l.spns ase ne~sl-
,-ts.ii.s en-, tni~-n< sri1h a. sss-iiss-
4sssrla -i.e iH~s rih ha.e tlfrssti-'i
iIlsrn fkaf fte rezf.r fray 80. n ~,s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

The primers paxis Yesterday VAS o.
ihe way 10 siar-fhe American FoursI
army corps headquarters 81 Cobleus
wben the forward car vas stopped a
a nttle hsmlsi hy "a excited German
who said that the place was oeins
shot up.
!, sss found inai an American ma
chine gun comp ~. ~lfh > ranse b
yond > big hi. wss fifing high an
the bullets wcre coe'ing into the wi
lsge through which the princes part
vas about 10 pass. caspt Loais
Graves. Ameriesn ssms Pr-.s seeiioi
went ahead sne hsd ske oshoo,ins
stopped. sfisr whicl he prince pro
ceeded on his way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
MRS e~f>A CQssAfs
lADo WORKING ON
PORTRAIT MASK

ms nEs ressle#l- something ah.fh
n01'd ~ their aefu. scsrs arl f|s-
h-rnfions Io reglsoe a missing arm
er le- ~ hand - fe9f Is easy enough
Hri rs replace face or ihe part -
nae-fhaf VAS r real problem.
Ani woman solved thar problem 3
D Is true ihaf mere man. Captain
lsersenf Wood an E1slsh sculptor
conceived fhe iaea % making nssks
for ihe na'Ies. haf i rcrslr.d Tor
Ms MAYNARD lall at American
sculptor tsIr- iu PARIS. rs rerfert the
vefA and 90 materiaiire masks which
would rer.aoe torn and lsslng i'ssu4
- naturally fhaf she vesrsr would -
able TO iee OUT h's lie IL comparative
happiness
Mr. Ladd j. 81 artist Of tnfernati.r-
81 repufe. Eorn IN PnIlsde.rhis. she
was edueaiei n private schools. .oirx
- Paris and Rome. where for more
than twenty years sie worked sifh
Professors ferrar ard CaEori. -
exhibited III the Faris Salor in tf
country and Ia London. D. 1918 sha.
exhibited forty brouzes a. cornsu.s
in New York ard ~ me Corcc-au A.
Gallery in Nashingion. She rece.rea
an hoaorahle mention Tor Ler pofk e.
the Panama Exposition. lncidenfzH~
she j. an aulAor. having rubasi,.sc -.
era novels
Captain Ne1s's original ceuretsion
uas n make mask - IN fisssse t-.f-
items ~ Tie faoe missing. " fhe rf.fs
nas missing then The mask weak -
tena only eser tie ctln. I, 80 tf.s-t
~ss missing then the sraTreui r,or-a.n
Nuuid - covered Tie eueS+is.r ia i..
solved by NrS l-add aas On 49, us--a
facfure - She uia~t< Ifur hsf e. q. .
ll-ht. 81 siror- - ~fine tssi,4.s.-s ss..s.
Witch vouid uo- sarr - ard ssnia r..
tain Tie co,ei i.at1- aiaIl - .1sef-.t
surfsce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

al'ef crsisie-sits errsria,erfstion
ATS ial. hif ur.~ shin s'ar,rer - hs,-
~ sshrrni s-rerErb. Tl.ea sae o.
ff'''-i - ave 20 hase fass@s ssfh -
fff 20 Eee u brf.f fni.A Nerf
fsn.s fie 'n-iifsl 20 - s',lriagsd ir =
Hf< 80 rs-.s can<nlfsfiors pfth
str9-si. isrssa-ff g. ii-hi ne nc thar
lss' Ait- eea'a 30 1sa~ wtb fssnu.-~
s-'t. -ere-ai asorsfils after liver a.sura1s
t lf-'i s~lli.s ,.se.f - fisf fi--1e-
ss't.ffafrssi .s.-a -f'.-s --,s.;.trie fi.afri-
Eziis~ t-4 s-sfr Seaee
hteata- - f.-rf.-lsa srfflsor riss
ess-ts-i Hf--rl 60 aei1s - hs-rl,
Ha~ ink - h~h a-t fl.r f.s~u.
sfi f-se ra~ tsfsfs..t.i-
- isel isis f.-a-s.r s-s = fl.e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

are ml sing sIfnrr' her fhcn arfifs1ai
eys.< ere rlass-i IN fiie uls< -
Nheu The fraet "a s~sna.i~fe fife mn-
tile -e-s Tor a naai nfiir<- Airs. Laid
- Iu~fs fli- in'>k ~ ia- enc - ils't ~
I--ff assistants .ii.ri - he fr~k IT,
sna~k j. hsis r f.fae- ~ -fas.- sss-
-ia~>s~ asb ~sriH-s or ~ ~sz fhs
ziisrh.n< Hrr5sai isin being - fanien
dr-.~i - 20 -. fs-.i lfisr.iis ints~'i.i's
ftuf -. n.sr- T. stssf So ttae ane
- -. iils>f iulfa4i 81 oi-|f-sfi..n~ e. -
sst4rsrif fssfnf- = in tiis. sr-is,rfn- Nr~
rsa.lg f.rff.irssi f.Erustf- ss.fsfr~ GRE
ss-~k e. r.afsh ffs s.ssafssxissI - fis,.
fss.fs'sfrita'esi fs-r1 ~ fff- f-~s- Tl..rt
fise ansk AMI i-i-or - i.s,e = si..se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
CE\TRAL NORTH GERMAN
IIDtltN. RIPt RLlC NE\I

Cos nhagen. 9An i5-Ihe soxegn-
meni ~ Brunswick nss Issued prnc
iamailon proposing the formation .of
"Cengal Nofih Serman fedora re-
public NTH preliminary cousiifa-
tion resembling ihst of Switzerland
Soldiers and Morknen's councils IN
various districts are asked 10 pass up-
on The question
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
CHILEAN GOVERNMENT
10 FIGHT FOR SHIPS

Bacnos Aires. Jan ls-In tie event
Of the allies seihns a. suction Ger
man ships vh,ch are .uternee in nsa-
raj porrs. the Chliesn so,sfrmsxt
Niii do Il utno-| - obtain PCS. soa.
of those which wtre intsrAea 50 "a
territorial waters o. hat cosnirt az
oording q reporis IRON Ssnlisso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
Natures Remedy for Blood
Troubles.

The ps~ifying and curative aros er-
tees Of Nature a. remedy have
msds :. : ; FIR N. Biood" hosSs-
hold saying Thoass 1ds today. enjoy
ng iserfect heath o=e iAeir recovery
from blood or skin Diseases 20 ihis
universally ssed blood parf.er : :
: i made entirely fram rnoss hsrh<
and bsrss. which T-essess cleansing
and healing ngTedirnfs. Nou cannot
b. sell xhen sosF uiood = .mpare.
yea isck strensih aad energy aataral
~ith health yoor 80 Dfieaion hecomes
pale and sznow yoa vitality Is seak-
ent u hfn waste or refuse natttfs
shich Nstar. intends shall be throw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

fs movement. described hy he iiile
q TIE orEanlEafion. sAa received ths
appsrt ot more ghan i.eae. 's'e women
Of IN. United States This number
has signed a petition in answer 40 an
appeal IN 1917 by organized Preach
women which wil - broaghf before
The peace conference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
COLDS AND GRIPPE YIELD
TO CAl0TADs OvEnNIGHI

To bnrsk up a cold over night or 20
cut short an attack ~ grippe. nhysi-
Clans and druggists are n0w recon-
mendlng Czlofsbs. the neN nzus.eless
oaiomel. thai i pariied from al dan
serous and siekening effects Thoss
sho have Tried u say thai il acts liks
magic. ~ t1r more effective and cer
lain tAan the old ~Yie caicmei. here
iofore recommended By all physicians
e1e tsiotab ga the tongue Al bed
time slth a swallow of wafer.-thaf's
all No sails no nausea nor the
slighfesi Interference with ealing.
vera or ult2sures NcAt morning
FolF cold has vanished and your
whole system feels refreshed and
purified 1siofahs u sold only in or
lglnai sealed packages. price thirty
i've csafs Recommended and guar
anffed IS at druggists Your money
beek i 1ou are n0i delighted -Acv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
CANADA Cillt.kINS
NTH FEATHERS IN

Frank Buck formerly -ueerlntend-
srl ~ city schools of Guthrie. but
nov residing in OK Ahoma Cny. w1ss
fefe Yesterday. on business connect
"a with sam Smith Of he Guthrie
Hardware company.
Mr. Buck pFob.5 bly, ihe greaiesf
chicken lsncisr in oklahoma Ne b.
an authority on tbs snblesi and is
on the lookout Tor new BREEDS iha
viii improve sh poliry standard Of
Oklahoma. He rec ntly had some
fine eoops o' rurc bred birds sent
aim from Cansds. snd he brought ~
some irlos soE Mr Smith 50 lest out
here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
FIRST FOOD Rili.1EE
FOR POLAND >sW\

wsshlE-son. Jan 1i- The first FOOD
relief for Poland 10 50 forward from
he Tinted States IN four enl ole-
half years w.l be tsken soon fr.m
New York hy ID, American steamer
wesi~srd he. which s loadins 4 -
gp-ton cargo. 3st * g. "a ooe. ano
paid foF b. oonfrlbnilons from Polish
and Jewish oFsaniIa .ons N Ibis ccan-
,g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
PRINCE OF WALES
At NANK's DANCE

Cobiena Jan - IAs p:llNt 81
Wales iAis morning completed fWo-
ar WIS., "a .hs Am -csn hrds'hesn
I.asi nighi 81 vss me guest 81 M
staff o. me Thl-a army a. dinner
ana csnes ai ihe ait1ers' club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
TO TRANSFER
BILLIONS Of HUN COLO

PARIS. Ian is- Gersaan gold re-
serves which ths sllies propose 10
transfer 10 frankiori froar he Berlin
Heich- bank, ieislea -,-s-.e-t. $500
MARKS on Dee "a. aceorxng 70 The
last official report Of the Reichsbsnk.
Conn., mlliatlon- made here from Ger
man official reporrs relative 10 cir
cuisilon. give q total or si.sls.1ii.eei
MARKS Besides this there are great
quantities of paper which various
manls paliiies have issued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
GERM PRl>O\tl,> tO
WORK ~ BElt.it VI

psrs. Jan The cabinet dseittd
TO-DAY ihst 6.rmAr ~aF fri sntrs
henceforih shoa be empioyei r.
rnrsir iricflon Wa ln N, iIht rAiel
districts Tn measures adopted pro-
vide ihat a minimum o. 300 eese Wiil
o. working IN tne devastated r sion
hs Maf.h -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
S. S. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

of. is leo In the sssisn. Il Is absorb
"a into lhe blood and boils. pimsies.
rsshss. bloiches anu oiher erupficns
Of the skln appear.
: : 5 goes mo the eircaiauca
and removes every particle of blood
tsinf or POISON % every character.
All skin diSesses and erupiions f~ss
A~ay. and the smooth. ciesr ssin.
gio~ing sith hasith. shows thar ths
hss.-s - eeirs Roar sfe1 Se TiCa. stdfs
blood Rheamsifsm Csrsrrh. scrc<ais.
contagious Riood Polson. all are deep
sealed hlood disorders. and for iheif
treatment nothing EQUALS ; Get
: :. : ai any DRAG store n yours
is a peculiar care write Medical Al
wiser. a. s~ifs IAoorslory. Atlanta.
Ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
WORLD WAR COST
le7 BILLION DOLLARS

New Nofk. Jan The total II
s'o'eaness q ihe 's.sn sreai n,ians
zach "ere chiefly ensagea % carrg-
ing forward iht ~ 81 war lncrea.ee
N four years from So .r.a assa H8a "a
more than siei.nso enpe. aerordIne
10 siafemeui sued by ne Ncrhan-
80 sni Metals NaNonal hank. ~hie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Heartburn. indices; ion o. distress .,
N stomach is insi-rty relieved bv
HERBlNE q forss. The badly d
gssfet food oui % ~ body and re-
sfcr.s fQre la TIE stomach and bow
els Free eal sold by ORi Drus
Slore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Ihcn tho msfil. wn;-s OF - -
i.adds sfu.lio D rep iuaa q. : y
ionz.r o niufia-.isl e,si.-f - e. -
nin-icd With pts IL .. rt''.s'i-
ng asain. ~.,f sune'lsnf. tsisr u
- iouger dresis - ~ -sn q 49, 4
People ~ longer ssizr ~ hT - 81
.sarcciy nhie % di<-u'-- tnrs 80
sion. Tie TRANSFORMED l..n y ssa =. ~
at cost - So ~a.ai. - y.
Ameriran f.eor'e aud ~ 49, - 'an -
an Aneriran wnman
Tie accompanying ri'fnr~ seis
taken especially f.sr $40 su-iI.r.a s,.-c
rruSs rhst the reol,i~ - ii. rl'.-a
>fntss might knvw ~ 49, -is~.sc
work IN sasiss human i.-.u1~ g s.s-
-fy. Mrs i-sdd uEat - ~-r . ne
fsainfinr fhe nsask srsru ~ y s'as
'lrs.si. wlo Wa snnHiat.si s-nrIr - fie
azr The rlan ~exrs- fi.- -f4-~s
~as rne. bealihy mar. -i.e~- s...s-,
fIre ea< s.snlplsieis <ils.i .r-s WITH
nslf iis~ mz~t he s~lia L.t. i..sr q.
..ist-s - infense irfssr .i.-~sd.. -
isafraiie ~aerltsr. fb. uslf.i rsra-s
~i..-> ~ a-~i> .nf niurr sn=si 80. /.
nin, 2. fil. br1t sld.. - u1..s~s fs.. -
f~ru -. sisrrds Tl.~ fs.-ifff f.i.r-.ts
.hoas H. ~iass - saEion~ nss>k~
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Slckiy children need WHITES
CREAM yERMlFTGE u not oris
destroys worms. II there ~ sny. hui
u acts as . Strengthening tonic, in ihe
stomach ant boweis. sold By o.
Drag Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

~Hr { Martin o. - Louis district
soteruor of the international Rotary
slub for the states - Missouri Kan
~as aud Oklahoma was guest &c
honor AZ .he weekly Rotary m1eheon
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

q - - H 70 r. NN 49," HH
WIN lamps for Ola be- d. Doth.
" u ing very wonderful R1'
~ when humanity. stmra.
ih.1ng wlfh fhe m.sfor-
'unes - oiber, rH'aKes warfom
scared faces Riih nes-abfn Is h.ies
honorable designations - aal In fle
defense ~ ilt'r'y-ih+n there i a
story worth While The telling
This. then. Is the story of "o,l
faces For Nes" u is a recfai rs-
thci'c and r.tnbie. it is fnis -
mems glory ana woman's devotion. ii
= song % sympathy srl humanity
Of practical Christianity OF material
ized aifraIsm
Since time BEGAN wounds recelfs.l ia
battle were considered badges ~ hon-
or. Men gloned IN them: women al
nlred Eut that vas before the uoni-
irS - uolern armament-of shell and
shraQuel-of mines and poison Gas IN
those other. more humane days. sears
~ battle wounds nere considered ~
cred. A. the late William Shakespeare
Or was X Bacon - said He laughs
a. slars who never fe'i wound
BIT things have changed since then.
Not that scars are not marss II re-
sqecf. bur some mu' ations are - re-
pulsive as 10 eaoke horror mixed with
piiy. Wounds in The face and head
Fave tie u-iiesf marks. ln the pres
ert var hundreds and thousands OF
ine men have betn torn ard mutilaied
unfn itey sfarce resemble human BE-
ir-s Photographs received IN .his
o"uutry show men with their lower
.aNs shct auay. Nth their Apx toEs
e.. wfh haif fheir face gore. g.
u : the~- uieu Who we're /. prob.~.a
- heir fellow men- Ney-ihe mu-
ti.s. - The French call them u,ost
rfrr--bad the symfafhv = l7leir
frcnts-- O. the grateful public. Buf
e~r-lhiHs mere tangihie than svuapa-
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COLONEL HOUSE IS SETTER

Paris. Jan l5-toloSsnl Edward NJ
House has beenslghtlv iil ios fhe
past frw dsys tie was better Today
however. and expects 70 be eli gain
shortly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
MILLION WOMEN J0l\
NEW ORGANIZATION

New York. Jan ii-rae committee
en the protection Of women under IN
fernauonsi laW. announced lodss that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

SAVE - pep 0eui on your tires. tubes
and auto supplies How Ask Tom
Bruce. - West Harrison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

NE reps4r anNiAn. " it caa b.
fixed sell tx it Prices right.
wofk saaranieed Esglo Bros -