davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal., 1920-02-07
Periodic Bilious Attacks.

Persons subject to periodic bilious
ATTACKS will observe that their appe-
tite fails them just before an attack.
That is, they do not really crave food
but eat because it is meal time. If
they will eat only a light meal and
no meat, then take two of Chamber
lain's Tablets the attack may be avoid
ed.=AdV.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25

FOB SALE on TRADE! ~ ACRES,
Clay county. Illinois: also Rio Grande
Valley irrigated lands, near Donna,
Texas. Address Frank Dazzle, SIC Clapp
Bldg.,Ss Des Moines, Iowa. 70
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ENING EDITION.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25

House Specials


All modern sixArootn house On
paaote 49, ,,, Rooms ss.tly . ~
etalfS that can b used tor seW.
ine room or den. Two bedroStns
ana hath upstairs. Nice reception
hall. Handy Kitchen with. built In
cupboard Ind pantry. Maple
floors. Beautiful finish. TerrA6od
lawn with lAtge. shade tfvee. Lot
Sex14o Il. Block ana Z, half from
school. This home IL now empty
md tnNst b. sold Immediately.
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$1,000

Nve-room house ON Seventh av-
fepue south. All modern but heat.
nice and large. Good bficked up
cellar. This house IL we'll built.
and exceptionally warm. Good 10.
cation, near school and car line.
See us about this property II you
want real value for your money.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25

900. 8. ..e Go. ..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25
hArnYs

Swedish massAge and, electric slight
baths for ladies ana gentlemen; te4kpArf
Phone ~. g Ernest CAflsoh.t graduate
~MAssettfa h MAchAAn ITherAptaE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25
FARM 1oANs

IF Yob WANT A FARM LOAN sIrE
Sullivan Bros. If you want 70 sell Q
S0S DeMerS Avenue, East GranA FORKS,
Minis ~ y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25
FLATS FOR RENr.

SUITE Or ROOMS TO RENT-ovEF
S~tanchbeld's Store. See Sullivan Bros.
East Grand Forks. :,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25

MONEY WANTED FOR FIRsT1FARN
m~ortgages at 7-per cent. 3Wadsworth,
!. Clifford Annex. -@HF'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25
BAKERiEs.
BUSINESS CHANOEs

our! ON TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY
Oiled. Chtcax6 Bakery. 311 g. 3r0 81.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25
$2,70O

Foar-room cottage on 1nterna-
Fine corner lot, 5o4So II. Full
cement basement. Only . short
walk from business section. $500
WI handle thfs property. Bal
we have . larke number Of
houses. II one OF these doesn't
Come up and we'll be too glad to
show you~RhAt We have. We are
In position to give you exceptional
terms on all our properties.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25

CANADIAN FARM LANDS FOR sATE
on easy terms. improved ana uniis-
proved lands OF all kinds. L. a.. NcGOo
Land Co. Phone kSS, ia wld1und Bldx,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-25

WRITE OR CALL ON A. q. PETER
market fol, real estate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
COL. zACk MULHALi IS
MADE MEMBER LIONS CLUB
Noted Snowman viii BE Host 10
Club When His OIL Well Ii
"Spudded In Lunch.
con Held Yesterday.

The Lions club hnld iia usual meet.
Ing ~ the lone Friday and had ~
Eucat 90, znuk Mulhall and unorFe
Pollard both of whom made short
talks. Col. Mnlhall told ~ hlg ~
tivities In the OIL game. stating that
the company of which ha iw president
has one Of the finest drlllIng oulflts
ready 20 spud ~ half milo south ~
Muihaii. In the country. aud Invited
the club 10 be- hia guests 10 witness
the ceremony The colonni war eject
"a an honorary member 81 the islonH
club and given tho 'lr button. ~ "
tho first one 10 be thus honor"f
Reports of the various committees
In charge of "I'he Passing Rhpw 70
be produced by the Lions, unde' ~"
direction ~ Miaa Beck june ~ and III
both as 10 preparation and sale of
Tickets. Those desiring tickets should
see Lion aud wfoaure tickets Mon
aay ~ reservations will b"sin 70 Pc
made on that date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
FLAG DAY WILL
Be OBSERVED HERE
Every Business House In City
and Each Residence r
Should Fly "old ulof1A
On June Ia

Monday Jane .lli, IL F'las III 4
day that tho good, patriotic IN Hs
~ Guthrie aud Logan county Z ia
ba glad aud anxious 60 annafaT r..
serve There need NOT ha any al
services, but there shaaid ha t Il
sarsal display ~ Old Glory. trof II
Nag Ataffs, house topa and rnefal
display from toe ftont ~ every haat
neaa house "a aathrie, We Al have
gorgeous supiAly or should have
Films them 60 the hrsesa. show thai
you are not nnnandful af that nrvnia
tlonary day when Ola Glory had III
official birth, make the hearts and
ewes again Rlad ~ fitllne this Klarl
Nua jane atmosphere IN gtorlpna ola
Oklahoma with the best aud mpA'
honored flag ~ any nation IN ali the
wide. wide world Films out pid Glory
on Moaday,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
Short Cuts To
Home NeWs

These marriag. lleenaea have
been issued since yesterday lahn
N Waterbury. I'll, Mash. aud Mar.
Haeriie Stratton "a Fort ct.hh. Mal.
ter +. Meyer, n. Iiartahane ana Az.
drey b Northup "A. Clinton okia
The Guiarie Milllnv company viii
erect an sSaoo0 electrical nower
plant on the mallslta here this enm.
mer. The contract has been lei ana
machinery and material ordered. The
Giant viii furnish light and power ror
the entire plant
Reserved seats for The Passing
show " being put on by the Lions
club can be secured IA Che Wolyamot
drug store, beginning Monday. Jane
IA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
WHO SAID WARS WERE
At END IN WORLD?
Old Warrior Tells Union Jack
Club That We Went Into
World War ITO Save
Skins. ("

London, June l2 What was called
straight talk" was given at The
annual meeting OF the uulon Jack
elut by Field Marshal Sir HeAry VII.
sen, who described himself as al "oli
so.,lier who knows what he is talking
abort"
we have beenNold." he said "that
we went into the war 70 end war.
We did not We went into * TO save
our skins We were told .na. after
var we would have peaea but We
have not got II We are present
between twenty and thirty wars nis
sud little. going on We wew toll
that the war should end war but IT
.iid not and could not
I'VE are living In ticklish and dan
gerous times and our command on
81 a. on land and In the air H. BENG
challenged In various parts Of ihe
World
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12

HAaDgNG MAY BE DARK HORSE"
Chicago. June is.--Harding of Ohio. en-
ragged today from all night conferences
of republican chieftains as the man 10
break the immient deadlock on the
presidential nomination.
On him the plan 10 concentrate their
strength should the convention fail to
break through the blockade established
yesterday bv four ballots.
senator Harding participated in the
conferences. He also saw senator John
son In the iatter's private apartments.
But the California senator described the
visit ~ a convention caIi.'' Details Of
the meeting were not disclosed. II gain
ed significance b~cause .ackers Of the
Harding campaign look to Johnson sup
porters for aid II their plans maferialixe.
The tentative plan of originators Of the
new Harding boom with whom senator
Harding conferred during the night. we're
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
WHAT o-1CKED' OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

London Tho Brltl.h labor dela-
gates were iust returned from yiHlt
70 soviet Russia and presented re.
port declaring themselves impressed
with the distress and disorga iaaiioa
they found IN that country
Burnos Aires II became krown
that the unlied States government
has purchased 1900 toms Of Araen.
tine sngar
London President Ebert hiss ask
ca Chancellor Mueller 20 forri 4 new
cabinet. q Berlin dirpatch aal
~Coluhla. Ohio Senator Warren
q Harding declaration ~ candt.
dncy for tho republican senatorial
uuminaiion was filed
Cleveland Former Senator The
odorc Burton announced his candi
dacy for d., republican congressional
nomination Lnr the Pend Ohla district
Minneapolis Billy MIske of ~
paul. knocked out Jack Moran. ~
Louis "a the second of an etga'rpnrd
contest,
Chicaso Representative J w
fIarreld o. the Fifth Oklahoma dir.
trict announced hl# candidacy for the
republican senatorial nomination.
Washington Secretary tlaker
wrote General Perahing informing
him that n he adhered 70 his wleh
to resign he was certain She president
would grant his request
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12

Philadelphia. June i2-The rro.
longed strain OF the republican eonr
yention has caused sudden turn for
the worse in the condition OF Serator
Penrose.
Reports Of this effect were spread
throughout the city today
Color was given them by tho an
n0uncement that two OF the senator X
physicians was In attendance at his
home early this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
'QU|Ck WATSON!
PUSH THE NEEDLE
Lowell Mellett, OF Collier i, Sends
Out Distress Call From Chi.
cago Convention; What
Was Dug Up.
ey LOWELL MrLlrrr.

managing kdilor OF Golfers Wsnklvl
CHICAGO, june la They mlWht 40
" by bringing HoleN Psnroar 10 rht.
eaEo ou special train and eauyiup
hlm into the convention hall "a 4
stretehar, they might do Il by eaeort,
INK William Howard Taft on The niat.
Torn and asking him - smile. they
might by presenting Charles ESaus
Hughes suddenly 20 the apathatia del.
eFatea They've got to do Ii somr
how They've Roi 20 inject sal' 10.
luton into the veins Of this conventions
or sec ita little white aou 20 flint.
tering into the beyond at an unripp
age.
In state of Coma.
Tho convention lapsed into 4 state
OF conn within an hour after Chair,
sssss~s~--sea4srs~
Continued on Page I. Col. J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
TRI SITES ESCAPE FROM
N. Y. PRISON GUARDS

Auburn. N ", June 12.-Ambrose
and Frank OBrien. sergeantat-arns
deputy respectively, OF the Mutual
Welfare League in A'rbnfn prison,
escaped from the prison some time
last night and are still at large Both
the men were TRUSTEES and enjoyed
privileges owing TO their hIyh pos.
.t,ons In the convict honor system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
WHEAT YIELD WILL Be
GREATEST IN HISTORY
Logan County Farmers Are Busy
Harvesting; viii BE in Full
Swing Next Week,
Help Scarce.

The wheat crop OF 1920 III Oklaho.
ma will be the greatest ID history. az.
eerding 60 The state board OF serlsnl.
toure
The harvest II on ia fun blast and
IN some @laces the threahers show
an unusually heavy crop.
Farmers Of Kay, Noble and Garfield
counties are crying for mara help
The wages are good but the willing
iezs Of men TO help In the field IL
no. intense IN Logan county maav
fields have already been Gu, ana ~
Monday every farmer in the eouAty
will be busy laying low 'ha gohlen
c on,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
'HNhMN> SAYS IIiOl GHI
HI nm N UNDER His
ANN WHEN IIE START
I'D ron COLISEUM Nh
PLATFORM As ADOPTED !"
SILENT ON QUESTION
- COMMITTEES MEMBERS
>N III WAS ADOPTED nv
ImIM AND ~ pyRr on
REPUBLICAN PLAT
IUHM 4
gullartn

Ne~ YORK. June s.-.-clavsysss ~.
~a'u ' EDWARDS u the city TO-DAY a.
~ way 10 California. deelarss ~.
~ would toh, 10 insert hls #~tas .n,,
oser plank n the democratic usr,y
p'auofnh He sala the f~nuallssn
parsy leaders wvrs oo~srds, shat ,h.v
eo' so'a fss' ~ tire sa#t moment ant
u''ohsa ths'r wet plank and hsa ue
Der the supreme caurs asc,slan NV
THE excuse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
BUCHAREST IS NOW THE
PARIS or THE BALKANS
Never Before in History Has
There Been SO Much Appar-
ent Prosperity In
Rumania.
my Associated Press J

Bucharest, Juna i2-If ever Ru.
mania fell SHE was poorly eompensat.
"a for her part IA tho war. thu feel.
Ing must now be- removed. Not IA
many years haH the country been 10
prosperous One must 10 back ~ the
day Of old King Carol and Carmen
Sylvia TO find parallel 10 the present
conditions OF material welfare among
the people
The scenes OF gayety. animation
and prosperity In Bucherast can fInd
their counterparts only alone the
bouleyards OF Paris The habifusa
on The gay metropolis 1.-THE artists.
sculptors. students and wavants thar
gave II so much OF It's BohemIan at
mosphere in days gone by--~have
come back. With them have come
~-~----------------~r--~--
fVt~utt.s.aI Dn o.. r. ra 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
Ice Men at
Oklahoma CITY
Ont On Strike

Oklahoma City, June IA strike
OF ice wagon drivers was ia progress
here todFy because OF the failure OF
the Ice companies to accede 10
closed shop demands OF the
teamtsers union. Ice company o..
ficials declare they will not give IN
10 what ilcy term the 'unreason.
able demands Of the drivers and
the ice wagon and truck drivers
state they Will stay out untll a
closed shop clause Is inserted In
their contract.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
FANNIE HURST
WRITES A PLAY
Miss Missouri Late For Dinner
With Misses California
and Indiana.
BY FANNIE HURST

Place lobby OF one of Chicago
largest hotels
Time lunch hour
Discovered Two fair deleaatas one
fro mlndiana and one from California
keeping a luncheonetie appointment
with an alternate from Missouri who
has not yet arrived.
Indiana My dear. wasn't caraina,
Gibbons Just too impressive In hia red
robes AZ he read Che prayer This mrrp.
ingg The church does know how to
dress.
California That's more than can
saw for some of the delegates see
Milling around the jam Of this lobby.
Just look at that gFeen hat trimmed M
Cora
Indlana-"Sh sh. shh. Thacs .he
clever chairman OF something or other
whom we met over at the woman's
headquarters last night. I'M MN. W.
vhat was her name p
California; Whats she2"
better than her hat
Indiana There goes Amelia Birg
ham" r
California Whats ehe7'
Indlana--"Yo mean to cav you
don't know Amelia Bingham the &C.
California; didn't say WHO. I
eaid what
Indiana~-"Oh. 7 don't know. rem.
ber or the national executive some
thing or other. Il think. Ism: her
badge d beauty
California-"And look at her skin.
will YOU. like peaches and cseam.
How do they do IL. considering al
the makeup they are oblizpd 10 use
on the staoe7'
Indiana And that's Lillian Russell
(rnus&nwad nu puUa Cnl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
TO SELL LEviArt'AN
aida on Giant Former German Liner
To 90 Received June 30,

Washington. June " Bids for thf
salo OF the Leyiathlan, the LARGEST
Alp In the American merchant ma
rino. will be received june So by th'
shipping board,
II waa stated fortysix yesaelA win
nm aggregate ng 2b6 400 dsad weight
tons mera constIcted dnrimH May
according 90 tiAe boards report TO-DAY
making total ~ 2,0as vessels q
ii ss7 1903 dead weight constructed for
the board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
NEAR TRAGEDY Ar
COUNTRY CLUB LAKE

Country club lake came near being
the scene of tragedy Wednesday
evening. Miss Helen Brickner waded
In the stream and got over her head
She screamed and struggled ana sank.
Snoozer Van Hoozef went 10 her
rescue, The girl IN her desperation
grabbed Van Hoozer. and both came
near drowning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
AGE LIMIT or "YoNUC
WOMEN AT LAST aET



The delicate question OF eHow ola
~ young woman" has at last been
given an answer, whether correct or
not. by the trustees Of a new hotel
for young women opened thIs week
by the r. w G. A. IN ..ew York.
According TO their ruling thirty N the
turning point from youth to--not age.
but the next stem W line. The laws
OF the new hotel which Ia a XIII. ot
John p Rockefeller In memory OF hIg
wife. limits guests to girls under 50.
earning salaries also under thrts
This rule however holds only Tor this
particular house The policy and Boz
lief Of the Y W. g. A. universally IL
the same as ever. agreeing entirely
with the encouraging and still truth
full adage that "a woman " AZ young
as she looks--or feels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12

senators Wadsworh aaA Calder, New
York; Brandegee. Connecticut: smooth.
r~h; William barses. Jr.. and ogden
Mills. New York.
WOOD MEN TO HARDTxG,
Participants In these conference. and
f""r managers for Wood. Iowden ana
'ohnson agreed that first ballots today
would show Increased strength for the
Leading candidates. The managers far
the big three in no way RELAXED their
energies Of their confidence In s.cc...
bSk~r- Of the Harding sompromis. eoo-
tended thar no nomination would n.
reached ~ the situation now stands. They
rut forward their plan TO meet thi. con-
difiop, and believing that delegates would
nor remain over Until Monday, necessi-
faiing action today.
HARDING BOOMERS ARE ACTIVE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
Labor Condemns
@. q. p. for Turning
Back On Them

Mcntreal, June is.~~ Amid tr#@en
does applause tns Amerlean Fedora.
sion 81 labor os Il sannuaf eens srs
tion here today adopted rvposs
condemnlnu tine republican naNvsa
ton in Chicago Zoe turning W. haas
on labor " adopting its pgat'etas,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
eFpg CUT orr coMMuNi.
CATIONS NEAR KEW

London, June 10 The iinss north
and south N Klev on the west bank
Of tho Dneiper are being driven IN by
the bolsheyiki who are cutting POLISH
railroad communication with the city.
according 10 Fridays otfIeIal state
ment from Moscow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
WHAT BECOME oe ~

NhraNo June az The rsnnbl,.~,n
platform plank dealwned tn daat MIA
prohibition got lost IN sha shuttle
furnished new thrill for 4wstm asd
dftn" and raised auma question ~
lln iegal status,
The riaAk duna nnt mention nrahfbt
tlnn. hut y law aud order dne.Ava
tlon for impartial enforcement IL All
laws.
~ mlxnn from confusion at
Platform work. the plank WA left
From the Krrai pile taken 10 the aplt
scum and rnad hy Chairman Watson
nf the resolutions eommitlee. n was
mot read 20 the convention at1 waa
net IN the platfnrm 90 officially al
opted hut Chairman Watson. Senator
Sn1not and others IN rharw. ~ the
document declared II WIS aanps "a nv
The resolutions committee and IA past
of the platform.
Under Watson Arm.
Dry leaders ware assured hegufs
the eonsmltt~e headed al hfeal nsek
apsed FOR the coliseum, that fh~ lar
aud order plank was in thu platform
under Senator watann'a arm. No re-
port ~ hia ahaanea was hai TO-DAY
until Senator Wmtson's attention pAa
called 10 the omission. Prohibition
leaders were also under tho impress
aion thar the platform listed the Sol.
stead enforcement net amonr r~rnhll.
can congressional achievements hnt
aa read II contained no nuch endorse.
ment
"'rhe law and arder plank mem
hers ~ the cumnaltae explained. was
designed 10 flil the snap eanaud ~
overwhelming rnjectl0nn w the reau
iWionu committee IT thc prDposal ~
wllilam Allen Whita N Kansas f0r 4
plank pledgluE specifically enforce
mcnt ~ thu v0lAtead law Str whites
plank not only y or Y voter Some
prohibition workers wern dlapoa.ai 20
make 4 fight for the white Park IN
the convention. but n R0t nowhere.
tha move being oppoaed ~ Wayne y
wheeler. g.neral counsel for the anti
saloon league Of America
Was Satisfied.
when informed that tha platform
pointed with pfidarl0 the volstead
law and also contained the general law
enforcement plank. Mr Wheeler said
II wunld prove saiisfacfory nlthongh
90. entirely meeting dry" wishes. ""
aiso expressed satiafactlnn win kear"
Ing any @wet" or moist declaration
from ths platform
A. originally drafted, the hw nnd
order plank contained the following
clause, witch waa dropped ulit l"ssr
with rve,rd 20 this sale and manu'
faeture ~ Intoxicating hsverAge~' the
party Will stand for en-
rorcement cs the constitution o. th"
United States as II nhnli he declareh
~ the Yaipreme court"
This clause. leaders explained. vas
written h~fore the courts deeis'on
last Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
THE WILDCAT WELL At
MARAMEC FLOWING 500 BARRELS

Indications now are that the newly
discovered Maramec pool In Pawnee
county will get some big producers.
The Pierce Oil corporation test In the
northwest quarter OF section 1926,
2 IL miles south OF the Lake Mara
mec wildcat In section 4. found the
Peru sand at 2.765 feet and at feet
in is making 200Oo.o00 feet Of gas
|. Teh Lake Maramec well has in
creased it's flow to 500 barrels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
PRESIDENT APPOINTS.

Washington. June H. Elmer y.
Ball. Of Iowa. was given \ recess ap-
polntment today by President Wilson
az assistant secretary of agriculture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-12
Leaders Get Together
On Ohio Senator
AsMost Acceptable Compromise;
After Ballots Recess Is Forced
By L.owden Supporters

The Coliseum Chicago June l2Senator sardng oil oho whi
hkey be the man TO break the convention deadlock
After taking ballots the convention recessed at 2oo
until 4.05.
The eighth ballot gave Harding l76 IL ballots
Harding delegates last night and wired his filing
TO Columbus United States senator.
leaders it hopeless task to land
either strength waned Johnson favors
Harding followers fearful of Harding stampede on the
ninth ballot forced
looked like Harding but other algnments
may follow the reassemblng of the convention.
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Prof. NJ z. Spahr. official weather
prophet OF Calumet, says dry weather
is in store for Oklahoma A dry moon
is the omen By which the professor
bases his claim.
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ATTEMPT TO ASsAssihArE
a PREMIER FAILS

Cairo, june i2 An unsueeeFaiui ~
tempt was made today 10 sssaatlpai#
the Egyptian premier by a moo
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WEATHER.

New OrIcanss La. June 12--To-
night and usnday. generally iair,