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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
WISCONSIN,.
Godt Farmland Wisconsin, Vi s' enc

G0dt Farmland Wisconsin. Yi sf t fpd 9, stand ss% f pM d1Ryds p Pr en- godt
Acre.: S Godt cuoverland im Hardiwoed dd vi ha1 ct Antal udvalgte 10 ESQ
aaig, vi ha5 ct ska9d: Settlement Mr "a 9hkimg 50 Famiis5, som allie a gansfs
og Bigger eher Hjemlandets SHk og err nste som Villas Countys bedste og fempanes-
rgese Farmere. M er Diet Tden for Dm at bIe en- a dem, Lad os ie. hVr
mango Acres De snsker at ksbe, og Vi vii snde allie oplsninger.
Sa0born & Company, Dept, N. Eagle River, wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09

Med Parably.
H. c. Carlson og Hustru var ude
TAT spadsere Sdndag Aften og gik med
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Menighed

Trinitatis Menighed
.afholder Takkegudstjeneste Dyb-
b6ldagen, den IS. April, XII. II For
midday og har indbudt Foreningen
DANA til at oververe samme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
NORD DAKOTA.

AAA rich Williams Co., N. D.. with
good buildings, fine water, cons.
broke. bal. fenced, close to mar
sket, school. church, quick sale
So, 800 -15O close in, partly irrigated, half
mile to school. quick sale $3.80O-573 or
more all fenced, some broke, less than 2
miles to r R. market, creamery, school
and church,. $18 per a,-discount for cash.
Write for list to o. A. HOUGE,
Williston, N. d.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
Ghtrapn,
DANSK ALDERDOMSHJEM.

DANok LDEKDOMoHJ
Det err i de senere Aar bestandig
|bleven vanskeligere at faa en- Besty-
relse valgt for Foreningen for Diet
danske Alderdomshjem, og Grunden
er %letfattelig, aar man ser paa Regn-
skabet, som wiser, at Diet er n@dven-
digit at tjene ca. $4,000 aarlig we'd
Festligheder; de DanSke, der paata-
ger sig dette Hverv, MAJ arbejde It'd
ligt og sent like alene we'd at arran-
gere disse Foster, men skal Diet for
n9dne Overskud vindes, maa alt, der
bruges we'd Festen lige fra Talent
we'd samme til Forfriskninger t%ilveje-
bringes gratis.
Der er nu sat en- Bevsgelse igang
for at faa Medlemsantallet i For
eningen bragt op til ca. 1000 og der
we'd omtrent sikre Udgiften we'd
Hjemmets Drift.
AT de 10000 Danske i Chicago
burde sikkert de 10 PCT. vere vii
lige til at yde ct aarligt Bidrag paa
So til ct saa adelt Foretagende.
Der err nu sket Henvendelse til
allie Foreninger og Logger med An
modning ON Hjelp til at faa nye
Medlemmer, og vi haaber, at denne
Anmodning vil.blive efterkommet.
Husk, at ct aarligt direkte Bidrag
paa So err bedre end $40 brugt we'd en-
Fest.
Indmeldelse i Foreningen kan ske
we'd at indsende Navn og Adresse
SAINT ct Aars Kontingent til Forenin-
gems Finanssekreter, Mrs. M. Mad
sen, 1899 w. North Avenue.
Presidentens Aarsubbort.
bet hensvundne Aar har after vac
ret ct Bevis paa, at den danske Be-
folkning i Chicago har interesseret
sig endnu mere end f@r for Diet dam
ske Alderdomshjem i Norwood Park.
bet var 10 dyre Tider at leve i for
en- stor Familie, og dette har visit BIZ
draget til, at allie, som var island der
ell, viste mango synlige Bevis paa de-
res Omtanke til Hjemmet og til For
eningen.
' Detkamle HEN er nu solgt, og
Beboerne befinder sig vel i Diet nye
HEN, som vi maa haabe kan udvi-
des, naar der after er Ro i allie Kredse
Ii Landet.
Jeg vii herved paa Forehingen:
Vegne udtale en- dybtfqlt Tax og An.
erkjendelse at al den Godhed OF
Kjerlighed, der er udvist imod Be
boerne at Hjemmet og Foreningen.
Dette bidrog i hGj Grad til, at Be
styrelsen i sin Helhed fix Mod Of
Krafter til at fore dette velgjqrend'
IArbejde videre.
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ukt Trek.

Smukt Trek.
Sandheden af Diet gamle Ord
sprog: Mango Bekke smaa gj6r en-
stor IA, fix man Bevis paa i disse
Dage, da B@rnene i Kommuneskoler-
ne rapporterede at have samlet 1920
Dollars til Hjelp for de nGdlidende
Born i Mellem-Europa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09

HJEMSOGERE, SEE HER! For I'D
valgte Godtkj6b af N.Dakota Land paa
lette Vilkaar, skriv til Kellogg Land
Co., Jamestown, N. Dakota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN FARNIE.

MICHIGAN FARME.
Gods Godtkj@b, nogle til halve af Var-
diem, fordelagtige Betingelser, forskjel-
ligt Land med eller uden Bes@tning,
code Skoler og Marked, 20 til 800 Ac-
res, Frugt eller almindelig Farming.
Skriv efter Liste. Bedre endnu, kom
selv og bliv overbevist.
N. Gilleberg, Scottville, Mich.
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Den unge Henry Wallis, der faar
lord for at vere en- lystig F.tter, har
Ii Milwaukee begyndt Skilsmissepro-
ces imod sin Hustru, som han blew
separeret fra for 3~Aar siden..
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|Krig og Fred.

Frank %SGrensen, der var L3jtnant
i Krigen og gjorde Tjeneste i Frank
rig, kom gait afsted forleden, da han
uden videre tog en- Automobil for at
kj6re nd efter sin Kjereste. Han blew
fanget her, og da han blew konfron-
teret med Politiet i Milwaukee, viste
Diet sig, at han havde begaat 1ndbrud
i ct privat HEN uden noget Byte.
Han blew id9mt IS Aars Tugthus=
straf, hvad der betragtes som en- used-
vanlig strerg Dom.
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Rartnr.

Soda og Seltser.
Byraadet har indset, at Diet Wide
vere uretferdigt at legge en- Skat
paa hver Siddeplads i en- Ice Cream
Parlor, hvor der solgtes Soda og Self
servand, og man enedes dernast ON
at udstede Bevilling til allie saadanne
Pladser for $40 ON Aaret.
|Nattesede.
Niels Jensen, der har Bevertning
med tilstGdende Restaurant ude paa
Junction Ave., har andraget Byraa-
Diet ON at forlenge Lukningstiden
for en- Saloon fra IL Midnat til XII.
l. Han gjpr g%j@ldende, at eftersom
de fleste Fabriker drives baade Nat
og Dag, kommer Arbejderne ind ef-
ter Midnat for at spise, og Diet Wide
vere Synd at formene dem ct Glas
tyndt pl, selv ON Klokken var over
tolv.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09

DpUS!0LU.
Frederik Andreasen, 81 Aar, Jern-
steber at Profession, dGde sidste Sqn-
dag at en- heftig Lungebetendelse.
Han var kun syg faa Dage, saa hans
D9d kom uventet> Han var Medlem
%saavel af Broderlogen som at DANA.
Han efterlader Hustru og SGn SAINT
len Adoptivdatter. Pastor Bondo for
lrettede Begravelsen, der fandt Sted
|Onsdag fra Hjemmet, 1341, Grove
avenue.
- Jonas Syslack, AIS Riverside
Drive, blew ogsaa ct Offer for
"Fluen". Han d9de Lardag Nat,
kun SO Aar gammel, og efterleder
Hustru og fire Born. Han var Med
lem af den norsk-lutherske Kirke paa
Randolph Street, hvorfra Begrravel-
sen foregik i Onsdags. l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
M E ] ERR
og almindelig-
Farming i Polk

NJ Ri og a%lmindelig
Farming i Polk
County, ct af Wisconsins frugtbare
Distrikter. En- Farm for ale og "enhver.
StoreMuligheder for Manden med smaa
Midler. Skriv efter frit Kort og Liste
til Andrew Aim, Farmers & Mer. Saw.
Bank, Luck, Wis.
GLIMRENDE MEJERIFARME, bed
ste Muldlerjord, i Hjertet af en- vidun-
derlig Mejeri Egn. Ogsaa bedste Boni-
tet unimproved Land. Adam Paulus,
'Marshfield, Wis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
IDENTIFIES SLAYER
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
VETERANS Rgruse 70 PARADE
prFoRe psrrsnuRa MAYOR

ritlshure Nns i9 Prf#*afsH
aaainsl tho urraepcr of Mayuf " y
ilabeoeg Ia the Fevlewius stand hf
cause the fus recently lesnpa
f.t tor whai theY sermsa q Np
German tae ae9 searfa 81 DsrsHe 81
yeiarana wNa laok part y ihH AfH4'
istlen nay anfsde hefe fefassN 81
march naat ihe stand AficF saluls
trelne to makc speech That was
drowned by ne criea og spectators
and marshefa MaYor ilahrnsh lsH
fla ataaa ard the pafade ptoseeasl
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SAVE ,cnuD
Arpeal es Literary Digest Fer su's
ferira chtdren Mssslna essrt,
Response esarslna Suls
sersess 1850

Tae lAsesafs illTest hs luAafe
RATED ~enAeyfnl eam~len IN IA
hsif of me slAfslue shilareu II
EarNpe Nes oma~a ta the plses
fana are AifeAdy Renevat
lrcsgavms eless HArdiu NllhM
forss elsht aoafs after slec,lot
aas consrbsiea y soe Is rho
1etats nsfesl sasla lre.llna fund
tef he vl.si Il oe ooo asAH.s
ate and wAf,soe ehnafea IA Ras
ope
llis contribution was announce
snioag ihe Hrsi IL Sisfoep eoilees
q. d late elsA The iAlefars 10
foss started wigh lis own eahs ln
Ilcn 81 se2eee At tAe areuas ~
peal ~ igernerl igoaver
from Marion Otto on Nosem
hes d Ms llArelns forwarded aSs
check and telegraph
4 have iass neea sAa yar
splendia alire' to sAs pecpin ~
me people e Ameuca ia fetalf of
pQoea unfofuuair chlarca vs.
bnrune ~hu ne avipiess victims
af she gFvai pAf nesause asoh 4
movement n aaiief fnNAMaM 4An
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
PROM STATE AND NATION

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
STRIKE DOES NOT
INTERFERE IN THIS CASE
ofiielRldom Must BE honored
In London Though the Stars
Fall Thousands View
Parade

London. Kew 2 TIE hissoris pro.
csssSca III the ne@ls vleeses sora
aaAsor os l,onaoa. fArSielqused "a ~
sAa aszrhsrscs * sAe mupaesgsi cor
,ofaaR0@. wendsa Ms wws thraaA che
s,reess * sae n'<ro.ol& lass nssAs,
tolhs~saS sae aer.Al inaaeltea u An
German Jane~ Rosi iako sh~ office
ycsaersAs
TAe cefemoaH lAeked mach ST she
customary gareansrs whtch h9s heca
earsaslea Ia tAe pAans for tAn cvrv
u,ossias o~aag to Unesgs4auss oser con
dgssons hs0aKhs Aiseut ~ the reecas
coal Stxke Nevertheless thousands
Cf peupAe crcw1od she streets IA
wascA osiiMsiaom on pAraGe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
Gon,per's
Appeal

N&SAiagsea. Nes. -<ark&ai1e'
s&k<w so weaoarne wAAsever ASSIST
snce rcssssrsA ans scenee csa csfei
so razsaera snaezsrx, rrest1eus Gozns
e~~ os she AmwTsc&n Fsaer~sAnn q
i-&s~er tad DELEGATES rstAsrea Ae7s
soa&v for rAe Hweaiuauary caHterenee
c1 saaNssrsM rese&sssA. A pefs ~ eF
xznlzaa aaNoFS c~N work Ne said.
has N<en 6lrscsea fowNrd she wriemA
SIC ssaey q oos1stioas saTroanding
pnNaaekAan and 10 aSsr9acaaee ~
eRsA
A rerSsxens ettors has heer made
- sa&sae m~ea labor sAe casasa -
osTsusssca ~ fnprevea wesAoas &sa
raarAsneTs IN praa9csAoa. Mr esmn
e-s SD This Is nos true - SO.
erxl statement nnas ahas Asx on
vasea Is an essor4 70 expAos tAen hs
the sse * isaa~ovenru<s tAAs are in
sen4ea As Messing so naasktna
1.As~~ Is rrAslv sasgshssc n ehAae
- vANA are srsroaacea vstAcat ex-
pa4a3shn A1S whose rff~s u1,ca
their weas2re = nos csns aerA
labor y aas orrsea "a Increased
Tr'o6ncstoz or Improved messp3s
Caste tAe contravf we r.agnsFs
sAe~e car ~ no EermAneas Aesscr
nens ~ standards X liysar " s,i
exces< ~ snSrnassAg sAe sAinss taw
gssns~sAase to sst hrssr &n1 nere
satisfactory living ius ue hold As
f4nSATcasAi fAas mater 4 proapss
are ppS sAe us'Auase ~ p~eens 4.
sss service .a sesser is sor hn.
rasnssy
~ sAke s an 80 IS AAs tno aasA d
v-sscn ast exvsrseas 10 fhink ~
ran solve ,At labor meAem TAat
ss a lte u~o&sezn fe' VA las 4s
aoag a. lse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
FREIGHT RATE ENTIRELY
TOO HIGH; COMPLAINTS
shippers of The State Name
Twenty Seven Railway Lines
In Charges To the
Commission

Protect aga'nst tnlfaeiyy switehsn&
rates ~ Oklahoma "a eoHainsi i q
compliant Asalnst NJ railroads pg*re'
lpg ia she slate ileA So ta eafpNr
atior commission yesterday ~ ~
Mrtota manaeev az ghs oAlahuma
State shippers association
rae Roek lslsua and Nnaaas Cl'y
southern radr are mentioned ln lhe
petition as ehaFNlus ,he most eNVtbf
sant mtes This asp is srf fsr lie
cmhof switching service ls tiyla
ei into lhfee elaaeea 80 she samp'alns
iuits plant lnsratesNnsl aaa INie
vermlnAl
THE chafNe for whal d setms
spostlp ranges FROM a. - "a SIS.
hits lalser eharge i ls scl torh. he.
lue assv.eea ~ lhe Rosk tslaua anl
Kansas cits aouihrfA Faf rental a
standard sharee * s. Is made
f'or swtyhlns lhe cAarse nnTns
from S. SO 70 S.. nnAln the noel
issAns snd kspeAs rlty Southern nr
lnR mentioned - the oniy two roads
"a assess thv s charge
Thru n i nrlncel manaRMf rs ihe
oklahoma tisy traffic association me
Ruparll lnhhcrn Mills flles complaint
against lhe same q carriers luf ei
legged alsrrlmlnsGort regulations s"~
rinluB Nlnafar containers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
ArniStice Day Celebration
Closed With Military Ball

The aFmlssite day celebration hy
the ex-seieiee men Woana np wish
she close 81 she military ball as sass
soanded ~ 1888 last ulghs. Tae
laIl pAs y, thc Eiks haI and most
enioYaole affair throughout being
sponsored IS she ladies 81 lhe serv.
sse STAR Legion
Several aundfcf yesersns With
their vNes mother ana sweethcarss
were a,resaat and apcnt an ensos
able eyening The soldlefs and
shelr friends who did not care 10
dance were entertained with special
features AZ the Pollard and the Cath
rie theatres
The Banquet
One ~ she bir ousSandlny features
- The days program was the recoa.
sson and banquet rendered the vetes-
ans ~ ali WAITS. and their wives
mothers sisters. or sweethearts by
she Service Star Legion ~ the Farst
y + church ~ p no.
Five hundred and flny guests
representing every section o' LOGAN
s'Dunty, sat down at tables loaces
nath eno1wh FOR Elk hundred ava
though eseryfaody dsd his or hor best
there was plenty iefs 70 feed many
more Soch q feast has never before
been served la Guthrie -la the iaa.
g1a4e % one Df the bhik clad
guests The tables eroaned when
We sai down bus some u the foi.
bows gsfnned when We got ap.
Anosfler one of the guests remarked
IN . sone loud enough 70 ra heard 4
bloek. Gosh boys. 4 We had only
BAD shis IN France'~ and another
Wei guess ibia pays the who.e
tlii and sill another. what dA
'H~ Do - deserve all Of thas~
Tire Menu.
Pickles Olives celery
Baked Chicken with Dressing
Veal Loaf Baked Ham
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy.
Green peaa
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NiAAniNH Elve
nakeh Beans. Salaa
dFt'3NN Jams Preserves
llra al and Butter

rao Cream cheese Apples
The diners were entertained bv
several dslirhtfl musical selccfioha
oy Mrs Nn nickon aud reahn
by Mira Richardson
The service ~as eNcelleui and wAa
the abundance Of food aud he pee
tection u ail ArWngemeoss eyt
denced most wonderful organize
sAon
The iadea ~ ifie l.nA,n ana 'kote
who assisted them AZ we,l ~ ihe
citizens sap donated so llberniN are
all 70 ac congratulated upon iho
complete success q the whole oeaas
.sou
u il g he hoped that nanauets
y this KIND can be made an annual
affair for surely ihe community can
well afford once each year 10 feasg
the nen and tbs women pho respond
ed 20 their country call aud sent
forth 10 carp and battlefield or ~
sail ihe seay that liberty and Justice
aud rsfhi might prevail
Football Game
Y spite y The cold and wind ses.
erai 'Aoueaad people we're at tho
fair ground 10 The afternoon 70 viii
ness flse foo'bgi esme between ihe
picked ele ems ifon thc army and
naty
The eaire WAS nailed ai o'eiort
and from thc firr jump the playing
'anA fart spd furious The dough.
boys had iha lead from the start AMI
~uIiored the soAr 10 the tune of ~
70 noshins
- wasn fair deal said one of
the sailor lada 20 make a. play %
dry band sith 'ae chaplain and TIE
Lord On ihe other side Sent year
W. demand game on tae city fes.
lronilnued on paa ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
Owenites Will Spend To-
night in Guthrie

Norman. Nev AZ Alaska weather
settled over Seonersand THURSDAY
Afternoon. chilling whsAs r~v'Nans
teun across sAe state unlvcrss,s
eAmg0s Rea q oweas laaA Soon.
ers rssd hns h,ils httersiaa q weaih
on however neeAase Atmistloe flat
VAS university holiday prAclloe
was ssArea eaflier thAn usaal ana
sesammaee former shs nnponaai
gaw II shs Afternoon ~osk vAlt esp
ihe unal eeglmmAge sesore ghe Sean
erTiecr Battle At ssill~asse SATURDAY.
afternoon
oweasles pii entfain for Gathf 8
ryiday nsfhs al osiock after yass
signal workout FfAdAy Afsenoon
they viii ssAs n casasse cvef n'fh'
leaving gey saltwater early SATURDAY
morning The return lrlp from tas
AKxic Scheol viii shrow them snio
NosmAa SandAy naon
oven had nos announced 1hursdav
afternoon who Would msAe the sfin
10 saltwater hai 4 vill probably he
approximately ,he Same playeFs sast
journoyea ie colombia swo weeks as,
~ ire TYger mix
wRh all 81 she laao sesreea'leA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
Pathetic
Affair

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12


men atssry II ~ we'll and good rof
some men refuse 70 think until they
ore kickeb down (fh@y t@3i ahat Nov,
enber 2ndl while others must be-
angry. and therefore. " ! can supply
that pefns9a beteeen the t~o fhe
Democratic PARTY ln OkIaa ana VII
iAee cimrre oi Itself and r4aee its
control in sise hands oi men ~'ho may
be n,rasafed arosind the heart aud
hesd fhe only standard measure 81
men. Fourteen years ago. many
honest, able msa. IN and out of ilfa
CONSTITUTIONAL convention 'serapped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
Stock Selling Case Being
Tried Today

TAs case oi ihs st4st 81 Oklahoma
assinss the ru state M.Aerag a Gas
oemp4rN IS Selae irca "a dlssyiei
lA2Fs ta6Ay tat a4nfmaamx
BILLINGS and Carl wreAs are offesr
ut ihsx compAnx
l. is charged As she state saas a.
company tolafsa s0me s' Ere pro-
tAsians oi he ssAts lAns wA rep
rsree 3 'ae saie 4 ou pn1 ess
'siesk lades oidiela os Oklahoma
ooaa's s sitting Sc see case s. SIS
at laaee Spsnk ahs uas 4 sQsz iif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
TEXAS UNI srunrhr
DROWNED ,N LAKE

Austin. Tex Sow is y 'leaeN ?
Stephens ~ ti,alHru freshman AZ thn
University IT Texas wan 'if"s a'd w
Lake Austin early tfviay staa 81
nne n Witch NJ ana thrsH 9'h#f tiH
dents wera ereeslnE ihe lalsf, '#
alred The party was au han'lnF'
stephens body has nef hnif fffaF
erred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
CAPTAIN FITZPATRICK is
REPORTED 70 nc AlIVr

patis. Nos iA Washington W
ports liial fapiaIu Emmli klinairlea.
American ReA rgoes woraer y
South Russia was nol allle.l ht lne
iSolsh@ls hul IL hsinv heia Afis.
onhf wrre confirmed "a tolcraM
received ai ihe Paris branch ~ ihe
American Rrd CROSS ff9m sebasio
fsl today The lelesram was fitted
in Scbastopul November
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market and our danger u entering Il
heinx nngrsg AIRED whlch eairfseed
~ advance 81 the eosf ~ my saas ~
eongres' VITA our shlp stranded.
aaresy may nov Aiih some ho.le III
anfeliigeci confederation. Iaise the
dnseF signas of fhe storm ~ raging
across ihe further e,ufse of our sship
ileoce without desire. infen'ion or
p'iff oaei want yo1 % tnes ever
fsain - beaome ssfife IN Oklahoma
gxnvea ! crave Voe indulge me ln
the expressions contained 10 the -
quel. They may make sune good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12

Os91aOusa dcwn - ard sntiDdinx the
year 1914 s1sce sad iass dare have
atsendea 10 soaFsaf5oa bat rave
rsea1sasfsY Aeg,t a arpszhse made 20
a,sssft raore tb4a txs yezrs $40
sewer again - glse snbise gsteraaee
IN reeeb ~ reln'ea issrrTlew. y
my Ysexs o. f<ihk.zi eosernAe es- Al
usAsiosi uxsE NscA fzre " would
sss.ezr rslzt sa<a isfserzz<ss. nazde
Nssisosf ronssi,'av sny higher -.
ftfwssy Fsaa Cod znd oons5encs.
Hlsor1 r9resve aseh Consideration -
70 Haake k worth ~ trD15le - 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
Former Guthrie Student
Killed In Wreck

Mrs pedr fafH9uieu was AlliHi
and Mlss Laura avslY wa8 NfsbaNiy
fatally lniafvd ln pa safH9h<s
wFstk A ArhaHses gIly mas HiSAs
fhe swo wpmen aFe eel kHeNp a
ialAffa psople naga 4sfs fara
ssadehla AZ ~ lsANAs academy uf
gaa fiiy
AAaHt eiEhfesn months aa3 Nfa
fufn9Aasn. eAa waa iAen MlHM
Martha Alexander eleped tfom gh
academy hrfe and eaa Halfflea at
fanea fliY she an ussss faalan
FuAefa Yte 0lll Ds bela aE
ponsa clt4 Sunday mofniuk
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tering fbszn Therefore. having had
70 part in uakiax TIE party plat.
form. framing sts Issues o. Domsnaf,
ing sss candidates.. aza Sa no sesse
responsible for. ias late assass< q sia
dsfeat-i forr@w snd privately *.
pressed a,efofa tAe ciose N Claude
Wearefs eam9aign u more shan .
year sse TIRE CHIEF pilot had sseer
- Erzlesst 70 tie reefs and rocks.
src 20 rzn was permitted 70 rsiee
<ss danger esgnal VAS as clear
% mas - was ne steninr Of n.
World mar. ths laEnre a our cotton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
warcK lNluara ts

Grand juuollun Colo Nov "
Fifteen persons are rnqoF' q 10 have
been injured three asrinaeiv Ia a
wreck ~ Denver and hia graallc pas.
tengcr train No l5 wafi bouna near
Grand valley. 40 miles eg. ~ hfse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12

tha paehtnefg a both parties IN
born territories. with ths ltenullli
cans 10 the ascendeuey ip Oklahoma
serrsory IN the making u the mai.
fant state dens,eracy
What Caused defeat
a fOffsst answer 10 that question
aill euabis ~ 70 deterlniae pis,l,alil
iiies of iiiufe successes an efr0n"ous
answer wonld lead as "a an errohe
Gus sanse and ~ defeat Il dld not
just naturally happen. There Naa a
cnlse and - us moi deceise cur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
Farmers Battle
With Shotguns

clarsssilis. Ar. Nes. se.-~Nsl.
ter SNermsn. nrelmin~us farmef
was perhaps fatally ~ounssA u =
snetssr sstse tate yesterday ~ith
WIN EswsrdA &nesheF tarvwefs as
tAs rssuls 81 a csseess over . ieint
erop tNe rnem ewnec E1sAsteK Was
ralnfuils hes nes fsss - ,r3vsva
se sayrv~9ervo e g>s sAerss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12

Medicine Lodge kaa Nay ~
alvin Dick city lec' elan h4s 90
sianily Killed hore ~hea metal
buckle on his safety bet came IN
contact with live sire sllb which
he WAS working
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
COUNTY SEAL QUOTA
PLACED AT af.sfY 31

rae auata fof Logan county ln fht
Red Crosse real drive q tla3Tst
The drive VII be held December
20 i5 bs friends ~ tuberculosis snfie
ers Mf A g plbbonn has charge
- The eonaiy organization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
Daring Daylight
Robbery In Ohio

klnassen. One Nns ls~lN =
darsnu daylight ysebsfY snfss wen
In ~ ausen,ohssA saaAv. aeNatwa a.
COO - cuffea3s ard ahsut Rt40ooH
- government bends fgaN the
Ffa Natserss haeA hsfe sheefiHg
tlaNs and lefs a. sesv rsds sNsle
escape ffum sewn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-12
Wit OPPOSE ADMISSION oF
nrnMAhY MO LnAou

Paris. Nov i2~~rhe French uos
ernmsnt il unaltsfably eppoasd 20
,he admission ~ Germany Into 80
League o. Nations a iris time, y
was stated ~ the foreign office 90
day. some drastic acslan' would
b. = consequences II the league vos
ed 10 admit Germany, ., Vas inilmss'
ed