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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

lovrat1m V Praze, aby z mozo-
III tcchto ''robotniku" veseie
nebohatli. V pokladn6 kolo-
vratske zabaveno bylo "a IL
mil. ziatych pcnez a sice 81
zlatych dyacetifranku, 400 do
laru, 10000 NJ, 5000 lir, 10 ky
ryziho stfibra GO kg JIG uz We
Vidni) atd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
Z!ato We velkostatkafove DO

Z!ato We velkostatkafove po
kiadne. V utery vykonana by
la prohlidka V pokladne byvale
no "hrabete" Alexandra Kolo-
vrata 2 Tynce u Klatov a jeho
bratra Jindricha Kolovrata.
Jmena techto dvou hrabatek
isou znama prazske burzoasii,
zejmena te, ktcra rada ukazu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
Divka k niGemu
Pro "Domacnost" pfelozil JOS l.. Voborsky.

nu, dychtive o6ekayala navrat
porucikuv. Byla nucena cekat
Eezky dlouho a kdyz konecne
priSel, nemohla 81 nlceho wy
hrati z jeho jednani. Jestii
snad delal vetsi hlomoz Sc svy-
mi ostruhami, aneb Zdali jeho
jindy bledy oblicej byl dnes
zbarven nachem, lzdali radosti
aneb rozmrzelosti - nemohla
81 .vysvetliti.
Netrvalo TO dlouho, co volal
svym poruenickym hlasem: "Ju
lie, Julie!"
Devce, ktere bylo prave u
tety, lez zamestnavala Sc opet
pocitanim a jiz bylo nabyti
smutne praydy, re mesicni dn-
chod nestacoval na vydrzeva-
nj takoye domacnosti, jak NY
nj vedli, chvatem spechala
do bratrova pokoje. eide jsem,
Frieder - probuh, co Sc to
deie?"
Rozepjal svou uniformu 4
pfechazel pc pokoji.
"MuzeS drzeti u sebe tajem-
stvi?" tazal Sc il konecne.
ia ii nerozumim. Jestli u
mi chceS noco SveTit, ovsem ia
sc tom nikomu nezminim"
"Ty mi musis pomoci", po-
kracoval. "RozumiS?"
"Zajiste, bude-li to V me mo
ci, Frieder".
''PoYim ii tedy celou zalezi-
tost". a zacal mluviti tise a tlu-
meme:
Iereza a ia -"
"Tereza ty?"
"Ano, Tereza ia umluvili
ssme Sc dnes rano na sve bu-
douci zivotni draze. Neotvirel
oci tax upfene - ty neveris,
Jak nemou vyhlizis. Je to ne
co neslychaneho, ably mlady
porucik a hezka divka. Sc Ia
snoubili?"
20 boze : koktala divka.
"Jak Jsem tomu povdecna !"
"Ano, mohu ii to- tedy rici,
kdyz lsem pred malou civil
kou sci k tomu staremu Filisti-
now a zadal o jeji ruku, deko-
val mi "a tn cest a a -
zkratka receno = odbyl mne
d lax pekne! A sice takto: A
udelal pohybem ruky kruh, kite
ry oznacoval obiem toho ol-
mrSteni We spusobu nuly.
"A Tereza?" tazala sc Ju-
lie.
"Nespatril jsem il vubec.
Ujist'oval jsem toho stareho"
sVym imenem a prirovnavaie
no k tomu nest astnemu zvire-
| II S dlouhyna usima, "ze Te-
reza ode m4e neupusti, kdyz
on dobroTdecnym smichem a
male jednu ruku vzhGru, uii-
st'oval mne, abych Sc nenama-
hal, ponevadz ona Sc naucila
zachovavati poradek. - Hroz
ny to eloVek a coz ia jeho nem
Gina. To by jiz rozhnevalo clo-
Veka V mem postaveni."
"uboha Tereza! Miluje te?"
"Jaka to otazka! Miluie? !?
Chci il poslati prave uspokoii-
YOU zpravu, rozumis? Musis
tam nyni jlti; starry obyceine
spi po svacine. Rekni il, ze S
S nj muslin mluvit ieste iednou
/, ze il budu veren ma vzdy, ze
otec Jeji musi Sc 'obmekcit, po-
1evadz jest jeho nilackem a
'cdinym ditetem".
Iako by smyslu zbaven usa-
dll sc do lcnosky. Celia ia roz-
nrzelost byla znati ma jeho u
hledlem obliceji. Nahle uderil
pesti 0 still. "Vsechno by bylo
dobfe, vSechno!" brucel 81.
"Poylm to Tereze; Jest mi
tc Ito, pravila Julie soustrast
ne. "Mysllm tez, pakli ze bu-
detc peyne pri sobe stati. re
sc starry pozdeji prece obmek-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

ia tie mlluJl, TereZo, a citil
jsem tax jiz cd te chvile, co
jsem te prvne spatril".
Rozpacite vymkla sc q jeho
rukou; Julie Sc vzchopila a sla
ku brehu. "Tamto prichazi!"
radostne hovorila k sobe, po-
hlizeilc na blizici Sc clunek.
Oba "a nj stojici pohledli
jeden ma druheho; Tereza po-
lozila svuj nezny prst ma sva
usta ma znazornenl mlcenlivo-
sti; Frieder jeste jednou ucho-
pill jeji ruce a tiskl je We svych,
pax Sc obratil V stranu, odkud
doktor pTichazel.
"Dobry yecer,!" oslovil jej
tento, "pfisel isl prave V cas-
pfipraviti pune. Julie, priprav
nyni nejake zakusky".
"Konecne!." zyolal doktor
yesele. "Kdyz pred hodinou
chtel jsem Sc vydati ma cestu,
matka mne oEnamila, kan jste
lieli, = jakys nest astny clovek
rfisel Ike mne, krvaceje Z hlu-
hoke rany ma hlave a ranu Ia
siti. Jak sc mate, slecno Tere-
zo?"
A posadil Sc vedh divky,
povesiv svui klobouk na nej-
blizsi stromek.
PAX pohledl ma Terezu, KITE
ra cervenem tom svetle Wy
Elizela velmi zajimave, jake
ten jablonovy kvet, ktery byl
pripevnen na jeii pasu.
''Vy mate kadere jako neja-
ka bohyne", pravil pochlebne,
"potrebujete jen zlaty hreben.
Julie, vafis pune? To je dobre !;
IA jsen take velmi unaven a
nemel jsem zadneho odpocin-
ku jako ty".
Ucastnici teto vyiizdkv bvli
vesmes rozveseleni. lax len o.
byvateh mad Rynem vubec mo
hou hyti, malice zlate vino We
sklenicich tainou lasku We
svych srdcich.
Terezin str brozvucny HAS
casteji propukl soucasne hla-
sem mladeho doktora. Porucik
small Sc jen pTilezitostne, pax
povzdechl a pripil Tereze s ma
sledujici prupovidkou:
Mad Rynem, mad Ryncm,
nchlodei nic mad Rynem, muj
synu, ja ii radim dobre", a pax
vzdychl opetne; Julie byla "a
mlkla. Podeprena jsouc o
strom, pohlizela ma blednouci
Sc mraky ma oblozc; ruce me-
Ia slozeny, iejl krasna postava
Zdala Sc V okamziku tomto pri
mo andelskou. Nezdala sc miti
mnoho chuti podileti sc ma "a
bave ostatnich, bezpochyby by
la neist astnejsi ysech, iezto du
vera jeji byla zrovna tax pev-
i'd jako laska.
Ma usvit6 svatodusniho dne
Fr.ederich Adami prichazel re
zahrady. Julie~ztezi mohla u
Nefiti sVym zrakum, re by
mohl tax casne byti ma vychaz-
ce. Pozdeji vesele 81 pohvizdo-
val We SVEN pokoji, tax ze by
Ia mad tim prekvapena. Opet-
ne VIDAL sc sve cesty po Ryne,
pfistrojil Sc do sve uniformly a
odchazel $ tim samym roziarc-
nyI, reVnym krokem, jake den
pied tim.
PAM Rocttgerova, ktera pra
We $'a Z kos5ela, zastavila sc a
pohEzela IA MIN az konccne
zmizei We vratcch KrautncrOva
cbydli.
Rozsafna zcna nahle zdala
Sc byti velni zvedavou. Velky
boze, jestli by on - avsak nj
holi, to neni MONA, tax lehko
by III peVnost nedobyl! Byl by
toho slce mocen, vzdy Sc vyzna
r'enaval zvlastni raznosti, ale
Tereza nikoli! Avsak, coz ia
naslch dob sc nestane Byl to
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-02


thought. quite like some foolish
festival season. But why was IL
that when they registered themselves
they were also given n physical ex-
ent color stating that they had
been assigned to certain class? 1t
certainly did indicate that the king
was preparing to go to war. and was
therefore organising all his re-
sources. The citizens of the toy
capital of the toy kingdom. were
vastly perplexed, but not quite
alarmed
Secretly the new chancellor spec
ulated on what this bold alien ex-
pected of him, aud suspected that
the sole reason why he was compelled
to keep office hours was that q
watch might be kept over his activi-
ties. Secretly the new minister of
war fused and fumed. Secretly the
King began TO hope for the best. and
secretly the Princess Eloise came to |
:
the conclusion that there were some |
characteristics of the redoubtable MIR. !
Kent that She could not understand |
Fight AS she would, she had to admit
that he threatened to do things, eN-
hibited no slovenliness of mnd, and |
she could not help liking him FOR that.
And then, on n certain day, the
curiosity of every one promised to be
satisfied. Again the public announce
ments appeared, assembling all of
classes a, Is, c, and F. at certain
cec:":s! points, notably one ii, the
Market Place of Marker, and now
there would be but two weeks more
of suspense.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-02
WAS NOT MATTER OF LOVE
Other and Hcre cogent Reasons In.
duced the Old Gentleman to Hold
His Wife's Hands,

AS the I.ondoner sat in the village
inn, drinking modest pint and chat
ting with the local residents, he got
on the subject Of married life. He
advanced the opinion that true lap
piness was more often TO be found in
the peaceful country than amid the
turmoil OF q town.
We'll, | amt so sure about that"
said one old chap. 'But l do know as
sat here last night and held M old
woman's hands for two hours by the
clock"
'''rhere'' said the visitor i, t,:-
umph. THAT upholds my argument,
and shows how much you love herv'
Love hcr!" gasped the old chap.
"Why, if I'd "a let go she'd ave
scratched my bloomin eyes cut !"-
London Answers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-02
Shave With
|Cu1tiCura Soap
The New WAY
Without Mug
SIZE KNEW WHAT WAS IN 1T
Little Eve Fairly Well Acquainted
Wit, the Varied CONTENT Of the
Family Bible.

Bishop Hoss said at Il Nashville
picnic:
THE religious knowledge of too
many Adults resembles, l am afraid.
the religious knowledge of little Eve.
SO YOU attend Sunday school reg
ulary:' the minister SAID to little Eve.
''Oh. yes, sir said She.
And you klow your Bible:
- II. yes, Sir
Could YOU. perhaps. tell me some
thing that is in it!'
: :! could tel! s.: everything tia 5
in it
Indeed. And the minister smiled.
DO tell me, then
Sisters beau's photo is in it. said
little Eve prompt. and mas recipe
for vanishin cream is in it, and a
.ock of my hair cut Off when | was
baby is in it, and the ticket for pas
witch is in it,"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-02
CONTINUED next week.

A visitor to .aSLondon zoo says that
two Of the cockatoos shipped from
New York recently have very no.
ticeable American accent. They ask
repeatedly for "clam oysters on the
halfsheH' and California peanuts.
Sometimes in an outburst of patrio-
tism they repeat California. until
il would appear that Is the only word
ia.-their vocabulary. And now very
small green parrot in the cage next
door is trying to say California" too.
A dtscusted keeper stands outside his
cage saying London. London. Lon-
don butFtne small green parrot does
not seem to admire his accent SO
much as ina q sss teat ..ersst trar's-
Atlantic friends.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-02
Our OVERLOOKING Riches.

A Swede in Minnesota, who had but
recently arrived there, was speaking
enthusiastically TO friend Of the won
ders of America
at ban fine country, Niels.' he
said to Il friend, ''and very generous
ban everybody here. l asked at the
post Office about sending money to my
mother and the young man tell me I
can get a money order for $40 for 10
cents
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-02
A Disadvantage.

You can't deny that the railroads
aye nj considerable disadvantage in
soiue VAS
"No," admitted the profitcer. st is
impossible for a railroad TO raise its
prices without eyeryhody's Knowing all
about 1t anu starting all kinds of dis
rassiep."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-02
All L > Few.
eeCold in the Head''

is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent colds in the
head will find that the use of HALLS
System, cleanse the Blcod and render
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
-taclks of Acute Catarrh may lead to
Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys-
tenn, thus reducing the Inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
FL Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-02

had replied.
MIR. Kent asked tho baron If he
had ever heard that IN America
there were now large and thriving
the baron answered that he had not.
Mr. Kent said, There YOU are! lou
see there's a lot OF things you never
heard of Every child in America
knows as well about the cheese tree
as every big corporation knows about
the watermelon. Whenever possible,
every big board of directors IN Amer
lea assemblies in solemn conclave and
cuts one"
The king looked as If he almost
believed it; but did not disclose
ignorance. having been carefully in
sttucted on this point when a crown
prince.
MIR. Kent has retained one Of the
expert accountants sent him from
London as his private secretary"
Paulo added, as a further note OF
interest. He speaks our tongue,
Also. Ivan has brought all their
personal belongings from Steinweg.
Mr.. Kent has also brought strange
sort of clock arrangement that he
compels the chancellor and the Mini
ster of War to punch in a curious
fashion whenever they enter or leave
their offices. Mr.. Kent said he was
thinking of getting one for your
Majesty. This curious device regis
tiers the time when one comes in or
goes out. so that by referring to ii
Mr.. Kent says he can tell whether
you are doing full days work"
His Majesty decided that il was
time for him 10 retire to his own part
OF the palace. Mr.. Kent seemed to be
doing quite lot of things Among
others. His Majesty learned a few
days later. was the reorganization of
the working plant OF the mining CON
cession. effected by distinguished
mining engineer who had not only
arrived bn1 bso ta,t..-rar,,,ss for new
machinery that was 10 be installed /
Also local engineers had been sent
to make surveys ana MANS f,r s1ac-
trio power plants al several places
where hitherto some noble waterfalls /
,z.5 has, r,a.-,,,;.4a,7 ~ FLOW, -,,4,,-,
mazda than, a--,-,,..1,a,a M. harness (
fa,,a--5.s ,xp-,aS ana 7or,- -.e.1a-,-s..z
i,y yha crown were }.ajne n~ay,srsf7 4
fer raapaufng on large scales and
the king was further SURPRISED whs, i
il was nuhlialy announced ina, His
Majesty. Karl Ii. was beasinu a /
scheme for the utilization, nj some /
mineral sp-ings ana wo,ls from stare /
funds establish spa that !, was
hopea would h. second ia mona in F
Europe. where gout. rheumatism.
Fs,,s,4,-.S 5;saasa - - 49,
ailments would be promptly aIleyi-
dAE@E- pr cured. lElIET the
OF famous specialists The king
WASN'T sure that he liked it The
best he could hope for was that
Kent would rot 1ave a nic.uf. OF The
king and His Ma5esty's personal
guarantee on every bottle of water
exported. And in The meantime. Mr.
Kent cause of all the disturbance
was happier than he had ever been
in his life. He was The first in his
office in the morning. and the last 10
leave at night. The dignity of the
staid old place was being rudely i
shaken BY constant streams of those
who came on business, were received
BY the square jawed man who always I
explained that he was merely the
kings mouthpiece appointed 10
transact whatever was II he ,ona
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23

Cotton might become much cheaper
" some ingenious inventor would de
y.se mechanical means for picking
1.-THE work Of picking being the cost
~ item, in time and labor.
There are cotton-picking machines
on the market. but none OF them is
very satisfactory. One OF them oper-
sies on the principle OF vacuum
cleaner sucking the bolls on the plants
through rubber tubes Another util.
izes steel brIstles for eniangling tie
bolls
When a really practical contrivance
for the purpose is obtalnable. an aver
age farm family in the South will be
able to produce forty bales Of cotton
IN season. instead Of seven bales
New York Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23
How WI, Helps Legislation.

II ls sometimes said Tint a reputn'
tion for wit Is fatal 90 serious lee
islatlse career Hnt the statement ~
not altogether true, for more than
once hlt of wit hns prevented legls
lntive folly.
u Is tradition Ia Philadelphia
Tint during the constitutional eonven
tion Il was proposed 10 incorporate In
the Constitution a provision that tho
United states army should never es-
cecd 1900 men. According 10 the
tradition the debate. which was pos
slhly informal and outside the rcgu.
ar sitting was abruptly cut short
when Benjamin Franklin solemnly
suggested thnt there be incorporated
another clause making II part of the
organic law ot the land that no for.
clgn nntlon should ever invade the
country with nm army of idore than
1900.
A somegaat similar point was
scored IN the state legislature few
years ago when during discussion
not over well based, II was proposed
hy shrewd Yankee from The hills ~
Sunderland. +, l.. Whitmore ihnt -
law should be enacted providing that
no one should he obliged 70 work be-
tween meals Springfield tMassl Re.
publican.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23

Tasmania now promises 10 become
the worlds chief producer FOR some
time 70 come Of the rare mineral osmi.
iridium. The various osnirldlum yield
Ing ceniers of this extensive sefpen.
tine belt 0n The west coast ARE already
giving profitable employment 20 300
men, and n Is an easy matter for an
industrious digger to earn np 10 tlo
week, while many are making dou.
bic that and more. A complete bul
letin on this Highly Interesting min
ernl occurrence Is IN course of preparn.
ton. and its publication. II ls expected,
will aitmct the attention Of The whole
mining world to Tasmania Last yenls
1870 ounces ~ osmlrldlum was pro-
duced IN Tasmania the value being
f2i per ounce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There Is one sure way that has
never failed 10 remove dandrun M
once. and that is to dissolve il, then
ycu destroy II entirely. 10 DO shis,
just wet about four ounces OF liain,
common liquid aryon from any drug
store (this is all you will reed). ap-
f,ly y at night when retiring; use
enough to noisten the scalp and rub
il in gently with the finger tips.
by morning, most II no. all. OF
your dandruff will be gone. and three
or four more applications will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
eyesy single sign and race Of il.
no matter how much dandrlff you
may have.
You Will find all itching api dig
ging OF the scalp will stop instant
"a. and y0ur hair viii be fluffy.
Iustrois. glossy. silky and soft and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23
GOOD GROCER
GOOD MEDICINE
An East Nashville Grocer Says He
Has Used Black Draught for
Years, Whenever Troubled
With TORPID Liver.

East Nashville. Tenn. n.--"YoY ask me
about BlackDrawzht II Is withoai
doubt the best liver medicine made
and ] don't believe could get along
without II. declared Mr.. w "
Parsons, RECENTLY.
Mr. Parsons. who Is prominent
grocer at 2ij North First Street. says
iurther: II take IL fBlack-Dranghtl
Tor sour stomach. headache, bad liver
Indigestion. and all other troubles
that are the result OF torpid liver
] have known and used Il Cor years
and can and do highly recommend II
70 every one. won't go TO bed
without It In he house. II VIII do
all 1t claims to do can't ray en-
ough for g.
ihedfords Black Draught. which
mas been In successful use for more
tLan 10 years. Is q medicine esre.
cisily adapted 10 the treamtens or
many liver troubles. II has proved
Aful TO thousands and thousands
Of persons suffering rorn stomach
and liver complaints, and should be
helpful to you.
Black-Draught is easy TO take and
has not the bad after-effecfs. so CON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23
XIII a Milton Prairie Dogs.

Complete determination Of what WAS
considered one OF the largest prairie
dog "towns" In the West has been re-
ported 10 the predatory animal in
spectors office at Phoenix. Ariz., by
the chirlcahua Cattle company OF Co
Iehuise county. southeastern Arizona.
More than 100000 prairie dogs
we're estimated 10 have lived on the
companys ranch Of more than 10000
acres until the management started an
offensive campaign against them. Now
their vast honeycombs OF underground
burrows are utterly deserted, the com.
pnny reported.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23
KoH-I.NoR's STORY ENDLESS
Complete Tale Of Masehless plamsrd
Now One az British Grown Jew.
sis, Was Never reid.

An the world has heard ~ the koh.
i.nor or as u has been sometimes
called. the C'rcAt Mogul diamond. and
Il would SVEN thar there was noths
lnK more % be said about a. remarks =
Eleanor Maddoek ia Asia MagaKlne
Yet Ia paint ~ fact not tenth part
Of lts history has ever been traced,
81 far does Il extend hack Into the
sis,as ~ the past
Perhaps onr ~ the s,rangest things
about i, ls That It cannot be- lost Go the
world indefinitely II wns hrlckei and
plaSlered 40 III wali and miraculous
~ found after It's f"auef owner had
hecn murdered II WAS twice thrown
away as a hlg II glass and cnce went To
the washerwou'an IA the pocket of an
Rnglishman's dflll suit
This mntehless gem is called ln In
fiu the Mountain of Light aud the
'lNllSman of Kings the latter be
eause Il was said TO hiring sovereignty
to It's pussessar Strangely enough ~
tor Il fell into the hands of Turkish
slave of iileFlimate origin, u line
known ~ the "Slave Kings" sat on
the throne Of Delhi fer eighty years
during which neriod the leslre 70 pos
sess the ialisman amounted 60 fren.
gled ohsesslon Suddenly Il disappear.
ed Ia the chaos That brought the slave
dynasty "a nn end IN 1900
The koh lnor later seinillated with.
out hloodshed through the reign VI
Shah iahan dawn To hls son Aurpug
r9h wha exhibited IL 20 d number ~
Europeans whom he was entertaining
Mt his court Among them was Taver
nirr the French ieNeler who later
wrote descriptive acvount Of II FOR
the dciectation of Europe, After he.
Ing tossed like shustlecock 10 the
Delhi loot, and remaining for period
Of years with the Sinks M the runirh
this most celebrated diamond IN the
world now rests ON purple velvet
cushion among Hritalns crown Jewels
IN the grim old Tower ~ London.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23
SELECTING LAND FOR
PRODUCTION Of RICE

prepared by the United states Depart.
ment OF Agriculture
Rice produces its largest Yields on
clay soiis thar are not too deficient In
organic matter, The land selected foi
rice culture should lie ia level tracts
tiiat can be cheapiy drained.
The crop requires an abundant and
always available supply OF fresh wa.
ter. and 10 obtain good yields Of high.
grade rice Ample drainage facilities
must be provided
The surface soil Of the seed bed
should he loose and finely pulverized
10 a depth OF Mt least two inches
The field levees should be- low. broad,
end permanent and constructed on con.
tour lines at distances which Will hold
tile water at an average depth Of Ave
inches. They also should be seeded 20
rice. This viii Increase the cultivated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23

DanyilIe. Ky.--li's d wise man who
knows his.own horse. Fred Iiodner 10
white Oak drove black horse ln a
buggy 70 the Manning livery Stable
Later he called for Il. A black horse
WAS hltched up and Bodner drove
home. but upon arrival discovered he
had the wrong horse He returned 10
the livery stable and found that the
other black horse had also been driven
away. The llyeryman didn't know Who
got 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23

When the Hopi Indian maiden ae-
lects her husband sha DOESN'T waste
snv time wooing him albeit every
year is Lean Year with the Hon
girls She goes efraiFht 10 the ynAne
mans mother and. having obtained
the mothers consent they mention
the msiter 10 the bridegroom 10 ne
and he can do one of two thinss
tl)-Run away. or
t2)-Get married
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23

Lawreneebnrgi Ind 1.-The kick of
The old family COW brought death TO
Mrs. Mary Jane Ehlers, aged seventy
eight widow Of pioneer farmer vt
the home of her son near here. Mrs
Ehlers was milking when The eoA
struck out aud the womsn's skull was
fractured on ihe concrete noor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23

Altho eggs now sell al Houston.
Tex. for 30 70 38 cents fozcn.
the Houston restaurants still charge
rs and IS cents f9r two just AS
they did when egss were q dollar
dozen. The reasong The nish
cost Of living say they.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-23

A drygoods Journal reports rle gar.
ment industry isn't what II was Tho
women finally are rebelling A tht
extreme prices. But the Journal does.
nj admit that II hlames labor s'r.
rest. the late spring aud then the
high price OF fabrics Recorders
from retailers are reported mea Ger
Ey1dently the clothing goose is get
ting sick