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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
Ell EMBAJ. AMERICANA
PROTESTA CONTRA LOS
PACTOS DE SPA

PARIS. Septiembre 11.-En un edl-
torial que publica hoy lie Temps dice
aus ell Embajador de los Estados Ini-
dos en- Francia, Ia elevado n pro
tesla ante ell gobierno frances. contra
las decisiones a que Sc l!esaron en- las
conferencias de Spa, fundAndoSe en-
que dichos convenios T1olan las eStl-
~pulaciones del Tratado de Versailles.
Uno de aos convenios dichos' estlPuta
que Ale-nania debe enCregar carbon
a Franci. en- una cantidad mucho ma
yor que Ia que Sc acorco en- q i~I4-
20 dc Versailles
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KERTCH. Septiembre n.-El gene
raj baron Pedro Wrangel, de auien Sc
decfa por los rojos que Sc ha!a6a en-
una critica situacion. ACADIA DE- onu
nicar que sus fuerzaS han Sanado Ia
primera batalia Gecisiva soore los
.iarcitos de Moscou, despues de n
serie de largaS maniobraS.
Los ejercitos bolshevIkls que fueroh
enviados contra 81. han sido anioulia-
dos en- su mayor parte, otros captura-
dos V Ell resto dispersado ; los pocos
miIlares de genie que les Quedan eS-
tan ahora huyendo hacia hhaTHot y
Alsxandovsk- p~ersesuldos muy dc Ger
ca por Ia caballeria sac
La lncha de referencia ha venldo a
6ar al general wrangel. possession COM
pleta de "a fstil region de Ia Taurlda
V de Ia que Sc encuentra al norte dc
esa provincial entire los rios DnIeper y
Don. Para realiZar Sus planes con eN-
tos, Ell general Wrangel. despues De
darse cuenta del ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de
tropas cue estaban hacienda los ro-
los para bartirio, VIC q necesitaoa con
secuir refuerzos de las trious del q
case Y a csc efecto envio al general
MonsoI ULagia, muy influyente entre
los a para que obtuviera eSos
refUerzoS-
POGO tempo despuss ell general
utaSia desembarcaba Ell Anapa con
5000 que ~lograron avanzar
hasta mas al norte de Ek~ateridonar.
Con 81 apoyo del gobierno frances, ell
general Grangel habla Ganado va e.
enlis1amiento del Consejo de kuoan
On 81 cruza6a contra los hoiShevlkls
v tan pronto como Sc logro IA union
con los osaco del general Ulagia. los
cosacos del Don ' demas provinclas
cosasas empezaron q ingresar en- sus
filas.
Los movimientos del general ClaEla
sirivierou tambisn para distraer IN
ejerci,o rojo del norte de Ia Taurlca.
Nfientras tanto, los e~jSrcitos bolshe-
vikis uno avanzando dc kharSof : Ell
otro de I'm punto en- G. interior. ell Ee-
neral wrangel retiraba su centro. par
mitiendo que los bolShevikis recon
censraron ell mayor numero possible de
tropas en- los flancos Saientes con Ell
fin de atacar a los rojoS alL. 81 su
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WRANCEL, EQUAL QUE Los POLACOS
HA DESTROzAD0 ALOS R0JOS.
Desde la iniciacion de SUI campana en- 81 sur de
Russia fraguo I'm plan estrateglco
Ell general mongol Ulagia, que tiene gran influenza en-,
ire los cosacos, fue Ell principal Executor de la ma
n;obra que es I'M nuevo golpe para Ell Soviet

Inca era rota por Ell Sur. Wrangel
tuvo que ~sostenerse asf, hasta que ell
general Ulagia hubo completado su
movimiento estrategico.
Los b~olshev:kis lograron romper L
Inca del ejsrcito de WranSei. habien
do lanzado al mundo la no
ticia de Ia destruction de las tuerTas
anti-bolshevikis. pero Nrangel en- Vez
de recurrir n suS reservas. per1nitlo
que los salienteS Sc alargaran. uno por
Ell norte. haSta el u de Meitopoi a
menos de diez millas del ferrocarrh
de Crimea. y Ell otro de kharkoft mas
"a so miilas terra adentro-
Ell saliente de Militopoi solo lie de
iaba un corredor de L milas ancho
para salirse con todas u tropas ha-
cia Crimea en- ell case de que fuera
n~ecesario una retirada. arriesgando
asf rodo su ejsrcito, pues no podla CO.
nocer ei resultado de su manioora.
Psro en- este momento Ell general IL
gia Sc preSenta en- escena en- TERRA
tirme con I'm ejs.cito de 10000 cosacos
one desembarc6 en- kertch. FL general
Ulaeia habfa tambien organizado en-
= re;aguardia de los rojos. en- la re-
giSn ~caucaSica, numeroSaS banoaS de
.averdes" para n guerra de Euerrl-
las que desmoralizara a los rojos-
No ben hubo d~esemoarcado CT Sc
neral Ulagia. el general Wrangel or
demo Ell ataque general. yeudo los re-
ririentos cosacos de refuerzo q alta
car el saliente de Meli;opoL. en- donde
los rojos Sc habian reconcentrado.
Este ataQus inesperado V voiento'
puso en- panico a los bolshevikis que
huveron en- desoandada deiando en-
de sus enenigos IN gran botfn
de guerra Y un considerable nunero
de p~risioneros.
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lorna. Antes de que tai cosa sc lleva-
"a a efecto, el Gobernador Civil Sc
nor Mosconi. envi6 un ultimatum a
los socialistas indicandoles CUE ahan-
donaran sus posiciones Y renunciaran
a Ia lucha en- las Gales. pero los an1o-
tinados no hicierou aso Y Ia lucha Sc
trab6 encarnizada. Tn destroyer que
So hallabs en- Ia bahia, entro en- acci6h
luego. abrien6o Ell fuego de sus bate
rfas sobre los sitios en- donde los re-
~oltosos Sc halahan atrincherados,
lograndose al fin desalojarios de sus
posicioneS y dispesarrlos.
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dot
INA REVOLUTION
SOCIALISM, ESTA-
LILO EN- TRIESTE
VioIentos combates Sc
Iibran en- las GALES
Las tropas de terra y de
mar entraron en- Iueso
y Iograron domlnar
la situacion resta-
blecer 81 orden

TRIESTE S~eptiembre LIMA re
,,,e,.a socialista estaii6 aqui aver :"
!, +a-de. Los amotinados lograron le-
var+a- harricadas en- varias caHes he
10 ,iudad . hicisron uso de artlllerla'
-;ras anetraladoras y bomoas- las
f,,arzas miIitares Sc en1penaron en- un
r,do comhate con los revoitosos '
bss,a las fyerzas ravales toHaaroH
Darte en Ia lucha. hahiendo losraao
dominar Ia situaci6n para las ocho oe
N ,cche. Despues de eSa nora patru-
ia. Dc soldados recorrieron las Gales
- mn DESTROYER qued6 anclado en- IA
ha nj. con su artiIleria abocada naci&
al nTIerto. para Ell case de u Sc rea-
,r5aran los motines abrir Immediate
mente el fueEo.
IA lucha fuS muy violenta, duran'e
., tiempo IL ella dur6. Los socialls-
tss Que Sc hallaban muy bien anna
dos = aprorisionados de municiones
.sesafia-on a los militares a que avan-
zaran sobre sus posiciones. aorisndoSe
y, nutrdo tiroteo que hizo muchaS
haias de una Y otra parre.
4 medida que la noche Sc acercaoa-
los mTiitares trajeron varias pleas
de- a-tirleria que aplazaron en- posi-
clones estratesicas para un ataque en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
LA SEPARATION DE LA
IGLESIA Y Ell, ESTADO
EN- CHEC0 %ESL0VAQUIA

PRAGA. Septiembre n.-El gobier-
no checo-eslovaco IA enunciado que
Ell Papa Benedicto XIV ha consentido
en- Ia separation de Ia Iglesia Y ell
Estado Checo-Eslovaquia, pero agre-
ga u ell Pontffice no riesea que el
asunto Sc discuta en- ell C~ongrcse.
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VIVA LA ~INpEPENDENCrA!

Nadie eaicre Va de-
pendsr de bs pcluQue,
-us. nj pertenecrr a n,
clEse de los ESPERA-t
TURSoS-" NnGtro cor
tador de peio DUPLEX
ha trai6o csc m2SufSieo,
rgulta6~ v los homhrS,
exsm dc psaecmS. puS'
les basa rcina-Se cen
nuetru eortador para,
dejar arrcShaGo 50 eahSI
10. largo o co-to. de-
iia Q de ncchc. en- So,
casa. en- e campo o en,
el trcn J = II bora en-
cue Sc K peSue n ga,
ns. Las madrcs puedcn'
SreSlar 81 pelo de SIS,
a;aos evitandoles el Pc,
gro de IN coraES po-'
medic 6e peanG y ra-l
saias por perSoras de
sadosa sahod Con dos
neses de no rSi2r rs
~pehuQuerixs Sc SAGA q
>csto de ruStro cortz-
dor. cue Surz<S por -
Eos Esa proSiSto ds
sos epchinaS y cSa Gu
ehina con dos fi5oA
Puede usArse tamhscn
como aayAjs de barnA y
ppedea asentarss . rea-
,larse las euchilias CO.
tc6as las de seSc-
idad Una verda6cn
:snga por e precio Qce
e Srmos fija6o. de
s2eo. solo por muy DO
% tempo. mas % cen
SaSos para e scguro >
tranQueo PiGso boy
urrno. con o sin dine-
70. a
WHIT an co. !
DEPT. B.
To6os los pediGos &c y
Est3dcs UplGos deer =,
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PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

q IA cilGad. Wales desde soc. Ca<-os a
erop6Si-o y a p-ecios ra-onahleS para Bsu-
szos. mserinonios Y funerales. Charftcu1
&c Urio7- 500 por ho-a-
1oa Galnn St
Teiefonos Crockett Ys , To&.
LEON A. MARTINEZ. Prop
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WHIT an co.

WHIT an co. p. o. Box 27h.
DEPT. B. sar Antonio. Texas
ToSos los pediGos &c Mexico o tuers de ios
Estsdcs UnSSsos. dozen verir aeenpanados de
- IN imscrse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14
DON'T 0VERO0
on 0v[R-[l7
But II You Do. . Few Doses Of
Black Draught My Prevent
Serious Trouble.

No~sts. Okla Mr, W n Dsvson,
Of ihis place ssyp = have known of
Iiiscs -Draught ever since can re-
member and al of she bser medicines
I ever uscd. Black Draushl Is without
doubt the beri. We would not be
without II IN The house
used 20 take pills and different
thing. but after taking . eosrss Of
slrong msaselne. 10uid be Iefl IN :
consiipaisd condition. and would need
,hep 10 use : laxative. Bat after
began TO isks Hack Draagi' ala nol
bsse any troabsu u ihls had.
taks . big aese - nlrhs and fol-
los q fsx nlghis sIih lighter doses
and nn llss ns~ msn snsli over.
d. or everest. and nexlsci 20 take tsrs
u myself antsi ihe hssr ssis out ei
"a sheh have 70 90 10 Black
DfssEhi sRsln
Black Dr<ush' have found u al
that y necessary for The bissfsd feel.
ing n shs stoiaseh. sosr stomach o.
bsd taste n she moaih - eommon
"a srFlns II ne sesmDl cDnn'rr
Tft TfsafoFaa Eiscs Drasfs A
III drsrsfas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

ChNrlss . rsslns t,ahA hsss slsfs
charged ~lsh eahsfEAaK nsnk lasd.
10 ne saeaAs q a. ele glesasd sal.
" yesterday snd vss senisHsea 8
fnuf sesfs il pftsee We said ~ piss
"a ne 81 kenae sna lett
4 4 uYlilamaa. fufmst rsahiar 81 lAu
< llfsi NAisaaal l@ak pi ka*a ~
laand safltb - iafs 10 taart .
Natkasev lsss nleht ef e'hheftienaeas
II haak fands ana w4s siven = ieag
ieafs rsnsi ksnssaev
Atef hAssnx hesa rfoaennfpd dead
b, phssstisas ttem auusnlns pal
molst AS piisd and hralah UrigfliA
u riehef IL alive ieaas Nhe ~as
supposed - b. dead cor a. minasr@
lake nsman. a. per schedule eef
predistien. carried the srgond dis
,Tiet congressional couvsstion
iseksen n.fnesi. flehssi fall bleef
Indian in shs world has slVcn ana
,hsr mllllaa dollars 10 charity rAR
time 70 naiaisih hospital At lfeasy
eta.
And no~ "a. allies wsnl che nif
kaiseF sent 10 lanels island wh,
not les him stas IN Holland and sgeiy
windmill architecture
The Minneapolis team Of ne Amer.
icsn association ~lll train In oklsho-
ma Civ this spFlns. b~slnnlns March
10th.
Secretary nakes TO-DAY Rssei con
sress 20 appropriate siatsue for >
tractor repair shop Al " sln. oks
0ove,nor perrlgaull of the proviaes
Of Chlrlal. Witch lies siont the s'osts
Riosn frontier. sas sssasslnatrd III.
day. according Ia sdsices
rlNc men we're reported 10 have
hecn drowned whon the dam of ths
AuhitA Pulp aud Paper company A.
iroauulr Falls. Canada. hfoku iedAs
Former President rait VIII ma
fhe principal address before the siais
teachers association a. Oklahoma cli.
neat Thursday afternoon At ifat
The threatened fallfosd strike has
sssas-s
The Deacon speu, q nxh' IN jail
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sA&f~rs e~<ks ana sss : "~intf Asha
mate hsrasef<hssf tns neN meets
in< ~ tAs sfs< All - ~tlh NfA fem
weifA snhssitsss hands ~sfe pssfsa
b. SFs Car falsoa sne Mr. nsa
Ncftis.
Miss Nsftea wslten = sefse u ~nh
ssserS eSztd snd her ncthet. hfs
=. Neison ~ee hxs also hsse IA =
able 70 - a.
~ - -
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M Charles Seton haa rstaraea
fran oklahs.na Ssss iFss sAn. M
CARE S<sna, lela fag a. Anaas lafk ssv-
nsax. IN shelhs o
a. n VI
A chacxh sss<ntine sesisl
The ladies Soelal Csrels ol ne
rFs~svlertsn shnfSh entewalnsd the
sanaas Sesool Vh.lsreu 9th saisn
tiae seelsl i2ss esenlns In he earis
lsr Of the esenins. she tella~lns
program ~as Eifeu
Piano snlA Mildred sfams sons
Carrie kssaN sesompAntea ~ Maa-
rae hunier sielln sele Carolya
hoets0h and a clarinet sola. sieFsld
Peterson Amer the rfossam. she
eAliaren had a rshing same. whsn
everyone received . surprise pseksfe
% shelf hooks Then = s-esetfics ~ss
arranged Where sslsnitnss ~ese fssen
- evefyons. and llshi refreshments
sers served 10 the saesss
~ &
Mlss cedosis Nt.ises
Mics MARI Elisabeth noaaeil Of ga
lahoma CIV. |. se.nains sh- week.
ena ~isA ytrxinis Henrietta and Mary
kissesth filson,
" - n
Fes-ses wilisrs newefisi Service
rhls service ~ili be held al IN.
f1rss NJ E ehnn,h. Sunday evening at
: TO p m Tho address ALL he Ffsen
~ Rev John A csllAn Come out snd
hear q and the future program of W
CT T.
~ ~
Bowman .Norton
n n bc~ man of ronca CITY and
NsY Nerion of lhls city were united
Ia ~edlcck by Rev McWnilams ~
the frce Methodist charch ai the home
81 AR aud Mrs. James Moore. Thurs
dss They ~ili make their home In
ronca CITY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

<"x"NNf~A ~T~*FH2 10y ~ 80 F~Fs1a
Cugs6 the hstis -asoa ci Love. bed
sw8y N ne hzA rDoz .. The ioas hotel
isE srerlnr when NJ and Ms W
Es-ser Arc NJ. srA Mrs G<y Hoiio-
utr enters2inee vita q danclnr party.
A rrznt nzrvs ed - he ho~ss and
h0stesses oG~ae6 Re presrxm % the
fosr1eex dances Rec <ancs cartk
Pr11fs6 IN En3d werx etsirieHted b.
me Misses kstaersne E&wsr. MARI
CoFls Graz. Alsce kaihryn Fsi1pafrack
and C0Tinne Cxrison Who al wore
rsiisv hiiss 70 MzsxA fhoss w0ru
BY the sosfe-ses Toy also assisted
in sersiar an b. course 70 ssou; ess
r1ests- Bszrts = al sires formed fhs
CELLAR teco-zfSons kne tbs iigtts sere
SHADED n ~ st;A sfrezmsys o. rrzds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

Captain Harold Macmillan of
the Grenadicr Guards - 10 marry
Lady Dorothy tayendish. third
daughter Of the Duke of Devon.
shire. Governor General Of Can
ada. lie u the youngest son of
Maurice Macmillan. a director ~
the well known Publishing firm Of
that name.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

of ny bad at times. ny bowels d,o
not move for days and / oozld not sss
without sofsring. The dsctor o1sId 80
k<ip ne and obs day tpi1 my husband
that ] co1i1 not stsrf the pain any
Iooesr sn1 senf him 20 the trug-stors
70 get ne a p1ffie of LYDIA T. Pink
ksm's Ne1efsbis CorpouDd and threw
ths ooct0rs medicine sHay After
taxing three bottles u Ne4~tzbIs Com
pond ard using fso bottie< of LYDIA v
Psrktzsss 6znsffys Wash ! eoslld DO
M car ho1s< nork. II if had not been
fer fosr rsecicine doE't kIo1 where ]
void ~ .od4y and ! ala b<ser without
. Dfts< u u IN faf h<z4ee. fo1 nay
peb.sz1 fhis II yo- Ike nat 4 z1ay b~ip
ns<n~ other woman. Mrs. HtEr
sTxxDzz. % c1zrgs -. Hys1So.s<
&<h.
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WE wish TO thank cur Kind friends
and neighbors for The many fssors
and tender care during the Hines aud
death Of father mother and husband.
Mrs Jesse Fortune. " Bgrs. Jr. aud
sife. Mrs va Reynolds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14
SUNDAY
>. Stssr eiaessoe gsssvrs Pictures
ic<-. peese~ss
"r-e sooNsrise rRAIL-

fce.. Presents
"rre NooNs~iNe vRAil-
human Mean Drama IN eis psvts
From the ~ild kentscsy mountains
the land % feuds and -moonshfns.
came Cynthia q the Hllls--to tn
great melting pof of New York
TrAsrfy had marked the life of THE
s~esi giri. hardly osf Of her teens. =
Tor .er father and her two broihers
had paid The lenslty of Illicit liquor
mxkrns
Here IN The great city among nss
friends shs fhou<h 10 find free dom
fft n pain and sorros. bot the trlsi Of
"roonfhlne- sss not % essfiy shaker
of
Her besf beloved wss tainted with
an hsrrdliAry ssrsln--ihs issf for
nosnshins in hls blood
Bot hsrediis. lust. passion and al
evil things are poserless ~hen con.
fronfsd BY a good womsnf true love
Two reels. Adventure of Rsfh~
And isst baf not least. Patty Ar
bussis IN his ve, nes-st tro. resl
comedy. The cznse.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

Fsrs o'cicok Tea clss-Nrs. y. :
fsres
cstAesse c.Ls-Nr &ne Nrs Ton
Welsh
Fhi Delta Gamma cl4k-Miss MAJ
n ollrrv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14
zen pa, or ua,n March IL

Governor Robertson has revoked the
paroles Of faeisn F.ssseogth Of kss
county and Ja mes >eox ef Washing
ton county. Both men bad violated
tbs paroles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

without help. i
have had pains
every ninth 20 bad
that ] would nearly
double up. Some
|sirnex ! cuuid not
sweep . rom with
op' stopping 10 res:.
snd everything | ate
upset ny stomsl h.
Three years ago
II lost ehiId
|ane 81 fierce -
badly fhnf 1 uM OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

~ Reno defeated Enla b, = score
u 80 70 81 IN hotly eosissfsd bss.
kss bah ssms Al VI Hsno last nlkhs
making the flfsh defeat fsr Fnld ~
sas VI Rspois~s snis year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14
nAllx -rouerr-

wac s~o fr.ez1s par rhey shosl6
leCk y caoh ethers st<Feis Ane "a
tha1ge keys Tae srusy nosls min1
has nc rrtenrmezts @-~ Ancnymoat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

a Ns~ foEs bfesery j. making
per ceaf beer for deesoss preserip-
tions. beer and ~hl<ky ssn b. pre-
cared from bonded afaxx.<,s u a
doeisrs prsseription accompanies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14
Pollard
SATURDAY
IND HENNGrr
STEPPING Our

When Miss Bennett siepe OUT and
iovs things - she does IN THE iir,urs
80 are bound - b. interested EVER
ulfs Nhn he's sawed iof her hafb band
70 The ~nd thai ae mas drees sell aud
who has fepAsd fef sacrifices with an
Mad w0Fd~ all b. Interested In this
picture 20 ~3il every woman whose
home life IL ideal. FOR u offers her
most conserisi study In llfe contrasts
When We assure you that stepping
Out Ia one of the best rhoioplays In
which dainty Enid B,nnstt has ap-
9eafsd this season. ve are teiling you
he frufh
u - psrhaps unnecessary 10 remind
voa that you wlii be wise "a cone
early
Ssumont News
Chrisiie Comedy.
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nAsed hearss formins ,hs fringe .hils
pains and fefns -ers lsisccd "a me
orrhessra S.iagform and IN he wiu-
arws
Two sp~ctsl dances s8d~d 10 the o.
c&sien. ne firsf being a valentine
asnsT IN Which the giFls arew the
names - their rarrnerr and she sec
cad canietu dance. ccils af malii.
eoinsv1 ser ~ntlne confesu belnr
tArvSn ever the 1rsncoaecoraiians
And cones O! carnival coufeiti tossed
.nss ~ ar Delicious refreshmen's
~srv served The affair ~as ne uosi
1eaxhsfsi siven IN nsrt seasons The
~ti<sttsH Asi excredet shres hunar~d
ns snss
A1oag ne oai ~ -iovn guests acre
Nr snd Mrs. ow~n Acton. Loved.
~ ard Mrs Nv Lowell NJ end
Mrs. Ches ReitA. - l.oais NJ sna
Mr. MeLain Mr. y l. Luir ans yfst
Aeslssds Lair OkiahorA "a, naIef
Lesh ps~haska and Chas Lafs ok.
lAkoma cip
y -
rricay Auction cioe
Nrs - n NeNmsn srirriatned the
rr1daf Asc'iou ciuh AZ oae eriotl
trsterisr with rcar~e lmnch~en
The nrsxe a. hritra was won b. Irs
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ChNrlss . F1slnf tahA hsak slsfk
charged ~ssh eashesElipK nsnk lasas
ia ne saeans q - eW flssdsd sal.
~ yesterday saa vss sentsRsea =
inuf seafs ia pfisee iss said ~ plss
"a she 81 ksuas ana lest
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rAs psssoa spent = nigh. 10 iAIl
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4 1. N1lilamA. fsfmsf gsahiaf - sAs
flfsi Nessonai H@ak pi Kass was
faand guilty - Jars la taaFt -
Nutkassv lass nlehi el giHheftieaaeat
- hank fands ana w4s siven teag
,ears renai tsntsaev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

Nrs sam Gardner all ~~aeFtain the
T0fsday Afternoon ciut on wednef-
ta~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

The Deacon spent qisA' in jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

Aflef hAtsnk eesa pronounced dead
bs phssstsas tFem arusnlnf a pal
molst was = plha and healah NflfnlA
u rlehsf l. Alise ieaaY she ~as
supposed - b. dead cor a. mluasr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

take lIsmen. a. per sshedeln eof
predisticn carried the srsoad dis
tTiet eonTgs asleael convection
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And no~ "a. allies wsnl che nif
kaiseF sent 10 lansls island wh.
not let him stas IN Holland and sse ~
~ind nlil architecture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

iseksen Barnett. flehssi fall bleef
Indian in he world has kiNcn ane.
tAer mlilloa aallhss 10 charity rAf
time 70 mAialsiH = hospital At licaFy
eta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

Former President ran VIII ma I.
ihe principal address before the STATE
teachers association a. Oklahoma CT.
neat Thursday afternoon ~ if4t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

The Minneapolis team of ne Amer
ican association ~lil train In oklaho.
ma CT, tails spFlng. beginning MsFef
10th
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The threatened failfosd strike hal
-- ..-
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ga rearsdss Miss Nusinls filson
ber t~slfth elrshaas ssnlse~srs ~
tasning Twelve u her trsens~ IN 10
osansF IN the esealnx Amer dlnnef
The slrls dsne~d And PLAYED ssnss
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rive men we're reported 10 have
Aecn drowned when the dam ot the
Aunt a Pulp aud Paper company A.
lrDauulr ralls. Canada. hfehe iedAs
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Secretary nakeF TO-DAY Rshei con
rress 10 appropriate siat SEQ for =
tractor repair shop Al " sill. oks
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Governor rerlxaal, of the prosiae'
Of Chlrlul., Witch lies sionf the t'ast'
Riosn frontier. sas sssassinated Nj.
day. socofdlng TO sasioes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

cA1fies s~<ls ard cas- aAfnss hand
msae kanak k~fxhief The ss~i meet
lnx of lAs sfs< wlll - ~ssh Mr. Ten
wslsk snhsslsuss hands ~efe plsset
h NFs Car fslsoa sna Mr. pca
Morris.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
Auction Sale

The undersigned will sell all of
the personal property Of j. w. Huff
man. deceased, on his farm 9 miles
North east of Kendrick and 7 miles
south of Deary.
JANUARY Is, 1920 at 10 a. nj.
LIVESTOCK
6 cows all to freshen soon; 6 calves;
/ Hereford bull. 9 head of horses:
l yearling colt; l 3-year-old colt; l
mare, ten-year-old; l 7-year-old
mare; l black mare, 7 years old; l
mare 8 years old; l bay mare 9
years old; l bay gelding; age un-
known; l bay mare, age unknown.
l brood sow
IMPLEMENTS
Heavy bobsled, light bobsled,
chop mill. walking cultivator, rid
ing cu%ltivator, moving machine.
self-dump rake, side delivery rake,
drag harrow, 3 sets of harness. 2
24x30 tarpaulins, 80 gallon kettle
l6 inch walking pillow, ID inch walk
ing pillow, 18 inch walking pillow,
breaking pillow, 8 foot grain drill,
2 grain racks, 81 wagon, 81 wagon
new, Fairbanks Morse scale, buggy
bean planter bean cutter 6 foot Nc
Cormick binder. 10 cords of wood,
1000 shingles, blacksmith tools and
other articles too numerous t.
mention.
TERMS: All sums under $1,000
cash. All sums over $1,000, cash
or bankable notes at 10 per cent in
%terest, due October LIST, 1920.
Henry L. Ingle, Executor.
N. R. Shepherd, Auctioneer.
E. w. Lutz, Clerk. LIT