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36OO 10S60 34145 490O

I note that you are the owner of TOO head of cattle assessed at s2l,- 900. IA bulls assessed at S70O, three automobiles assessed at $500, two
 mules assessed at $100. and other personal property of minor conse- uuence. Your individual asses > ment for land, personal property and improvements is S9S.645. The as
 sessment of Homer Fike shows that he is assessed for s3,45O, and that Perry Fike is the owner of 50 head of cattle assessed at $1 300, and thirty milch COWS assessed at $225O
 Although I have not included all the details of the personal property as easements of your family, have, l believe, set forth the principal items upon which you pay taxes.
 Hillman and Graves were the ies' sees of narrow strip of land along the Mexican boundary, lying east of the San Pedro river and extending nearly to Naco Frank Hillman. one of the members of this partnership has a pending United States home stead application under the stock raising homestead act for land con tiguous to this body of leased state land. Nearly all ot said state land
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position and purpose are to impose upon the United States the coven- ant negotiated at Paris without any real change whatever"
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REVIEWS PUBLIC FORUM

Editors Note:-- The follow ing is the reply of Governor Tom Campbell to the open letter writ ten by Mrs. Lydia Fike, which appeared in these columns some time ago.)
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
 VEOMAN

Richard l., Homestead ssb. meets seooad aud fourth Tuesdays st old Pythian Castle. Visiting AraAers srs cordially invited.
 R. J. RATCEFFE, Forerlsn. g D. eTINSON, Correspondent npE ikas Phone Red zxA
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My Dear Mrs. Fike:-
 My attention has been directed to an open letter to me, appearing in several of the newspapers in the southern part of the state. in which you discuss the action of the land board, of which I am a member. in sustaining the action of the land commissioner in refusing to grant you leases on certain state land
 I believe I am correct in my con- tention that your application was based on the allegation that as a homesteader, you were entitled to preference right under the laws of this state, relying upon that part of Section 1. House B.ll No. SO. passed at the regular session of the 4th legislature of the state of Arizona, which reads as follows:
 And provided further that
 any person occupying a United
 States homestead, lying adjoin-
 ing, shall, upon application, in
 this Act, provided have prefer
 ence right to lease such a num-
 Der of adjoining acres as is ne
 cessary for the personal use Of
 such homesteader."
 According to information in my possession, you are the owner in fee simple, of land amounting to 2,960 acres. and that land, combined with that owned by other members of the Fike family. to-wit: Homer F1ke and Mrs. Ella Stark, aggregates a total of $500 acres, the assessed valuation of which as shown by the records of the assessor of Cochise county, is $10,S60; personal property assessed to you and three other members of your family, including Perry Fike, is assessed at $34,145, your personal assessment on this class of property being $25,955. The improvements on all the land men ticned are assessed for total or $4.900; the aggregate assessment on land, personal property and i'm provements amounts to $49,9O5, as shown by the following table from the records of the assessors office of Ccchise county: Owner No. Ac. Val. Per. Imp. Homer Fike .... 4SO $1440 $424O 5000 Mrs. Stark . 160 4S0 15O
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MASONIC CALENDAR

MASONIC CALENDAR
 October 23, 1920 = Monday
 S Tuesday
 A Wednesday, KN Thursday-Comander Regular X~ Friday-2nd Degree. IVY Saturday-3rd Degree W. A. NOWLIN, W. M. B. T. WATKINS, Sect F. & A. NJ. F. H. DAVENPORT, E. H.. GEORGE W. STEWART, T. l. M. A. NJ. COLWELL, E. c. J. L POWELL, Secretary Chapter and Commandery. J. M. BALL, Secretary Council.
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Lodge Notices

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEh
 Meets at Odd Fellows hall first Thursday of every month. Visiting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKErT, Sachem. 8. VERKAN, Chief of Records.
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The dancing waltz They're r the Blue Danube instead Danube
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HEARD AND THE APACHE TRAIL,

T1NDER the another highway commission interests the Apache extreme and should meet with the state The submerged object and it is this with which
 O the Trail two important dock may have had good divert federal aid funds Of the question that such policy ural scenic sights Arizona highway under construction would On behalf members declared an equivalent amount promised is that faith per Of Macopa county taxpayers pobmaical could be passed The out o the same man that Marcopa building any or through This
  counties in furnishing links arlcopa county mainline through
 
 
 While the published fail indicate basic reason for the Globe Heard highway commission
 
 Of Dwight Heard others people Marcopa absolutely
  want everything and wilpg anything In Heard is patent that the highway the proverbal mackerel would would be found the Influence and the influence the convince the people selfish and written holdings
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KNIGHTS AND LAplEs OF
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon day of each month at Odd Fellowy hall at 1880 p. m. Visiting members cordially invited.
 R. B. HANCOCK. President.
 Box 134s, Bisbee. WINNIE JOWLES. Secretary,
 Box 1064, Bisboa tut.r. J. ATTkWAY, Financisr.
 Box Sl71. boweD
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Even s5oOoOOO wouldn't campaign high
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is worth seOo: all cent aud half
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What's he sander Ieusr when he remembers
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When egahng forget ask for per used O
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-06-11
Entertaining.

The Northwood Country Club gave
their regular dinner dance at the Club
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. James Neiger, 1912 Paramount
Avenue, entertained few Of her
friends at luncheon, at The ST. Paul,
followed by Bridge.
Mrs. S. L. Crosby, 72O Aurora Ave
nue., entertained the Sunday School
staff of the Temple Aaron, at lunch
con at her home, on Saturday, June
9Th.
The Misses Celia and Rhea Gins
berg, Aurora Avenue, entertained at
a Handkerchief Shower at their home,
for Miss Jay Horne, a bride of this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kaufman Of
Minneapolis entertained at dancing
party at the Curtis Hotel on June
in honor of their sister, Miss Ida
Goldbarg, whose marriage to Mr.. Jos.
Salpeter took place Sunday, June 6.
Miss Rose Goldbarg entertained at
handkerchief shower at her home, 579
Carroll, for her sister.
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peter. The wedding took place at the
home of the bride, on Sunday evening,
June 9Th, in the presence of the i'm
man and Rabbi ]. B. Hurvitz offici-
ated.
Mrs. Sarah Cardozo, SO South Vic
toria Street, will receive informally in
honor of the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Vera, to Maurice Schwartz of Min
neapolis, on Sunday evening, June
goth, from 500 to 1000 o'clock, at the
Liberty Hall, Selby and Smelling Ave-
nues. ! No cards have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. I. Lieberman, 292
Summit Place, have moved to 1870
Summit Avenue.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Kap-
Ian, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Kap-
Ian, 552 State Street, and Mr.. C.
Weisman of Chicago took place on
Sunday, June 9th, at the West Side
Commercial Club Rabbi J. Hurvitz
offciated. Among the guests were
Miss Rose Bane of La Crosse, Wis,
and Miss Eva Rosenbloom of Milwau-
kee. Mr.. and Mrs. Weisman, after a
short trip, will make their home in
st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Lovenstein
(nee Laura Gutman), formerly of this
city, now Of Philadelphia, announce
the arrival of baby girl.
The Misses Helen Thane, Laura
Hebron, Vera Elson, Messrs. Nor
man Goldberg and Arthur Katz, are
among the graduates of Central High
School.
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With the Travellers.

Miss Babette Spitz, niece of Mr..
Aaron Moore, is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. M. B. Goldberg, Linwood Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schwab, 888 Lin
coin Avenue, left for an extended trip
to st. Louis, Mo-, Baltimore and other
Eastern points.
Mrs. Morris Kaplan and daughter,
Ards, of Raleigh, N. c., are the
guests Of Mrs. Kaplan's parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Jacob Aronsohn.
Mrs. A. HI. Goldberg, Edmonton
Alta, and daughters, NOAH and
Muriel, are the guests of Mrs. Gold
berg's sister, Mrs. Rose Rosenthal,
Grand Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Hirschman, 1916
Summit Avenue, returned from Fari-
bault, Mimi, accompanied by their
son, Julian, who is student at Shat
tuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. David May and
daughter, Miss Ruth, of st. Louis,
Mo-, will arrive the end Of this week,
to spend the summer at Mahtomedi.
Mrs. Reinhardt and the Misses
Blum, of New York City, were visitors
for a few days, at the home of their
sister and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett Buchanan, while enroute to Cali
fornia.
Mrs. HI. Sanders has returned from
four week visit to Duluth, where she
was the guest of her parents, and her
sister, Mrs. Altman.
Miss Anna Bernstein, 70 Sher-
burne Avenue, has just returned from
an extended trip in Chicago, where
she visited with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Friedland and
children, 1912 Goodrich Avenue, are
at 116 Eagle Avenue, Bald Eagle, for
the summer.
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Announcements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lack, 594 Day
ton Avenue, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miriam Mae, to
Isadore G. Goldbarg, of this city.
Mrs. j. Birnberg, 80 West Augusta
Avenue, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Isabelle Regina, to
Julian N. lack of this city.
Mrs. Bertha Goldbarg, 579 Carroll
Avenue, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Ida, to Mr.. Joseph Sal
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LADIES' AUXILIARY TO GIVE
PERFORMANCE FOR RES
TORATTON FUND.

Picture of Jewish Life to be Shown.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary is the
most recent organization to line up in
work for the Palestine Restoration
Fund. The organization is giving a
benefit performance at the New Ray
Theater, corner of East Fairfield and
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

For sale or rent all modern home,
located on 872 Goodrich Avenue. For
particulars, call or write, Herman
Sternberg, 43-45 Washington Avenue
South, Minneapolis. Telephone At
lantic 5022.
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AT TEMPLE AARON.

The annual public examination of
the work done by the children of the
Hebrew School of the Temple Aaron,
will be held this Sunday morning, at
ten o'clock, at the Temple Aaron
school rooms. The general public is
invited to attend.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
LOCAL NEWS----ST. PAUL


Pioneer -
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STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
SERVICE

Agents for the Principal
Steamship Lines. Reserva-
tons to and from all Ports.
Conducted Tours to Europe
and the Orient.
Consult our Travel Specialist
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Fifth and Robert Streets
st. Paul, Mimi.
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The Oldest and Strongest Company
of the World will pay your mother
or your wife your wages after you're
gone as long as she lives and will
pay you wages if you are disabled,
NOT FOR A YEAR, but as long as
you live. Sounds good, doesn't it?
Are you interested? See Wolkoff
Bros. Call Jackson 0448. We spe-
cialize in Life Insurance.
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FOR RENT. Modern furnished
room for Jewish young man, within
walking distance of business district,
in pleasant neighborhood. Inquire at
442 Pleasant Avenue, or call Jackson
lilo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
TRUSTFUL PERSIA

Persia has sent 10 the s--rr-
tariat OF the LesgBe Of Nations
Ian appeal for help against hol-
shevik forces now menaeing that
country. The Reds have bouh-
bariei En1ali On the Caspian Sea
and there is no doubt that the at
tack constitutes an lmexeRsable
vi0lstion Of PeFSian integrity.
Such being the ease Persia IN all
tFustfuineSS hiss sent protest
and request 90 please hurry
sloug some help When she be.
came ONE 0f THE original sigma
tories vt Thu league Persia under
stood that TINS Was one ot tAe dn-
ties Ot the organization Evident
ly the League 0f Nations has a
better reputation IS an alive,
powerful, going concern in Pers-
ia than IL mas elsewhere. 1t is
painful to think of al the things
that could happen to Persia BE-
fore the league cOnld make good
all she promises Os It's hackers.
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TAKE SALTS TO.
FLUSH KIDNEYS


Meat for-zs URIC assd which e1est2s
Az1 oysrwuxxs Tie kStnxys in their s1crts
70 2lser i. frorn toe sys.era- Regular eat
srs of aszs nEss sE1sh the knir~ys cura-
ssozAllg- You nagss rsas~Te ssSe-a like ys1
rsGS@ss vOar hpEsAs: removing al tAs
E<s3s. waste and yoas1x.. else you feel .
eall rnissry IN tas ksin<T regscn, sharp
pains u the back cx ssex hak4aAehe, 1ix-
zSness~ yo1r ssozzsh sO1rs, so1gae is
es1sAxss ard wszE tie weather - hE6 yyu
Axve rheuzsssc tviaz~~ TIE uri-e 10
esosz1., full Of s~sin<as; Che channels
cst<1 e. irrisat<si. osligsag yca 70 zrs
Up Two O. sArss tin<s DARING the night
To neuzrslise tssse irritating .esds
and 1zs1 OF the b.aiy's uriaS<s s4s,s
81 2l<1s four oanees OF JAf Salts
frOra any pAar-xy; take . table
srscaf1l = ssGss Of wxter before tr~xk-
fxs< for few 6xFs az. yser kiineys viii
tne1 ar ezs AID bxk1Ser disorders siix-
srrs2x- Tais fkzso1s salAs 10 r.z42e FROM
tAe acid Of s-zp4s xnsi leazco juis&. c0E-
bsn<d wish hthSA xrd kxx hsen 1~sd for
r1<ratso1z to clean and stizulate slu9-
So kidne7. and stop blEider srritatioc.
Js1 Salts 5 En<xpenxfve; harmless ard
makes q ceEisAsfal e6erresrs1s lifhiA.
wassT drink whscA nilliocs of nsn xn1
sT11ssn take nnS and sh<ns thus xroi5izs
ssssSGs ksdssy xaa AAa6sr disssnA
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
s1v Ea-eac~f sg7NEa- tr~ H-tD1-F

= %EEN w N ENwE n E% w
E EIGHT TINES THEIR *
y PEACE PROFITS j.
EEg gwEy Ex 81 = = 4 y = y
THE war nsofsss ~ .ns corporation
1frer paying heaVy war '4res aveV.
aging about go ger cent. were e-
ceEs greater thsa sne5r avera1r a@4ce
f1nne resnrus THE figures ar ttase
90 Reprsssutatsve Egil q TIE mess @a
oze of the Financial exge-.s Cs co1-
rress EgIl declares she corTn lions
uat fno1@e remaining after all taxes
trom 1aie 10 1878 nclustva. wers aa7i
Is more than 95 aiGlt0u 8nlla-e or an
average % aallions gear ra-.-
corresponding net iacc@a r--4tiiEr
FOR rhe vea- ISLE 1913 ARID 1e'; aver
zrad llrsle more th&n asl.a1a da,-
lars ~afS
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Slnn peuari. 500

please. 70 lsara shst mere e ~ he2s'
one dreaded disease that scIsles has
been able 10 cUrs .a al It's stages and
soas Is c2s2Frh- C2,arrh t,@lag greatly
insauszced by c1assiru-sO12l conditions
requires eoEstisEr local gTe2t-it IL
Halls C2Avrh Me1cine Is taken w.
tsgnally and scgs -lrls the Bio.c1 N
she M9coes SEysac-s " the SrsFsl3.
ta.areby DESTROYING the form fassol u
the Gase-ss giving she TGtseus
stTenr d by 11llcfsg 1p che cunstitl-
sicn and ass ring nature in 10l1s rs
wors The grJprieEors have SD Z1cA
.sara iz the car11Gye 7o~ers * Hasl :
CarArra Medicine tAae thsy otter One
Hundred Dollars for aEy case that II
fails 10 cure Send for list ut te1.i-
Eaoal&ls
Address r. J CHENEY. & Co. To-
seaO Ohio Sold bv all druggists &c
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GERMlNT WE'LL PLEASED
WITH HARD|NG SELECTION
Newspaper Says Interests of Ger
man Republic Will Be Fur
ihered II He is
Elected.

beFsin. lane iT-Germany has
EatatnE - fear from me nomination
of Wares g Harding a. the r~gahll.
cxH candidate for the pressd.ncy III
sne Gnised States. SAYS sA@ Dcersen
1eltaHg
Noshsng hitherto the newspaper
declares. ~Nrvants apprehension sAa,
relations wish Germany which have
been Initiated ss American ccr,rer.
Ga. and financial interests viii BE-
A&ngered. and. On fhe conrSry. il Is
pro0&0le ,hey wsl C fartAer.t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
BAPTIST :. :. CONGRESS
MEETS IN LINCoI-N'S HOME

Springfield. IN. June i-s-Ths
'Aoms q Abr4hSni L,ucos= wescones
today the first gRtAering ~ The Ma
iionAi Baptist Sanc4y Scohos con
gress. held north q The Mason.
Dixoa lime. TAree spces4l trains. ore
bearing 9Sa Sunday schoci Horkers
sro-r louisiana; aEo;1er hearing an
~qsal nnnE~r frcm Texas. have Ar
rived. and swo Others. one fr0a2s
MissoaFi ard sAe csaeE fran NzzA.
willie Tean. wiii arrsve before ~nan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17

Iwl.l or tie IssA izy 1f Jane. ls30
at 0'clock p y Sc ths esss 1ce.
Os the City Hzl Il Guthrie, 0slaao-
ma sci. 10 the hiE1sst snt ess, I'D
der for cash. oEs dGn OF cqessa eol.
oTei horse Abcat ~ years odd. "a
lands Aish wsigas ao01t 700 rcacds.
las ~aIGe zs2He and tsA wei,e asni
feet A-l blaze o1 soyeaeAG
The Same having aeez s-ssea and
lmgcuEGed ON shs .tA d&y Cs 1a1s
1890. 0a account 81 14ving 1~-n raa-
nlng Ak large wiEhl- The cgsv e Gaak-
rte. 0xl4ACma
Dated this Essh Day % Eln= n
w n MITCHELL
N.r~- glet Az = .Es #x
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EoLs-E Eyk FORCES srgLL
PRESSING BACK POLES

L1n3oz. june l-.-TMa bots hsT9E.
forces sR tie Kiev region are stgl
pressing hack tAs P0ass. t05lSEfng TIE
czpt2r. Of tAs city by tAa soviet
army. the official statement for Tues
Oar tru- M0srow annCuuc@z
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'slrs' 7aalsae3 in Dailv Leader
l@u@ s as1
NOTICE or SEERlF=s SALE or
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAKE.
ON EV=rEg-fns


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c., This on aos ra.e /, WIN YOU.

Cut THIS Ogt ann Ta>e 4; With youA
A -zn 0fEra tc.T~'s tAs exact a4rac
of the article Ae wishes 10 p&rcaasS.
and as last resort taSes some. Aiag Z
else instead. That ts always 3istp-
roiatsas ard ansAtist factory The ras~
wav Is 70 eay this uut and take X Sfh
yea 50 as 20 ciASe s@rs cs ge<f .ng
Cham Ae-iAiz1s TAsiegs Yoa VIII .lEe
nothing quite SO satisfactory .oz eoE-
stiyAsloa ans s1Gie-sgsca
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Will Radium at Last
Open the Door Of
The Great Unknown!

II ycG are sick aud wsns to Get
Weli ana Keep well write Tor AtnFa
tura gM&t teais H0w and WIZ RAss
almost unknown and wundergGl avw
cement Art3Es RELIEF 20 40 macy ssf-
ferers from Rhean2 tLsul. s. 4artss
era' NeGrttss. NaarslEia S-yV 9ns
Fs0s.rAsion. . ageA Blood Pressg - aad
dsseAs@s " the SscEaScA hS&Fr. Lungs
lATeT Ks3neys and other allgaenis
Iou wesr sAe p~gnen Radio Ac,4Ts 60
lar Pad Gay and n,gat. recelvinE th~
Ra6to-AcsdTe RAYS contaDso0sis iut0
yoaE system Sagslns a a-1ssag ezra
.ASsOa- ovs-solsrss SiWg ages.
FaEowtns eft Impurities and resiorius
the tissues and neEves 10 no.s1a.
oo16l.lo1-ani the next thing y5a
2Eow ycH are getting EelI
Sold on tesr praroslE lEL0u VOL arc
reo-cagAlr sa atsstied il Is hssp,rs YOU
before the appliance IS voars No,a-
ing 10 do amt wesF M No tree a ,r
expense 2aa rhe Esse wondered fac.
boat 'hs appliance Is THAI ID il soll
% reasonable that il Is within tll~
reaea q alh both rscA and rccr
No matter h0w had y0nr assmene. or
boa l0Ig standaEF we wlR D. n.eaS "A
- bare yDa tn lt AK our risk for
fail information write tOday-ro 70. to-
nagvcw Raiian Appliance Co sss
tsseaaFy BLDG, Los Angeles. C2lls.
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ASPIRIN

8aVer TAsaeS al .spsT&n" = gemR-
iae AsEsra proved sale eT Millsoas
A14 prescribed by phgSNiacs sa- over
twentv wears Aceu& o1lY az IN
NrcSsn 81yer rMcg&ge wAscA ccG-
tAias proper evsVcrtonS 10 relieve
Hs8dacAe. Too hagAs. E&gacAe. NsC-
rairi1 Recon- 2tssrn. Co.4s Szd pain.
HANDY Gin a1xes q s~-sEve s4ale.s
eos. a1. a isw cents Druggists also
sell .LrEsF HAyeF packages. AsC iE-
ia IS th-. trade mark Il BAyer Mana
t1c.urer % M0ho4essleAei1esssr O.,
S4i,ss .c&ci1
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F00m tke Agnes Iowa Imret. .lFencsr.
Mhen 4 usa c0Ues .1 vou Gil 1gle-
asi % wara p1l1 AMT declare De- 1tiA
4.~ De- yCur TressucS Ezless Tou -1-
e-re ht- 4 drsnk q Whlsxv seat Ara
% a 9e&tcf Or else give aaE dose
7t etanaeeTl2la's Colle sE1 DAgc1.
Aem~1T Thsr@ is o nssakea rof.a7
aToaE 3 weofe tot 80 E@1Els r1,at
tcc-e Is T. best Fs-ety t5- cc..c and
sr0Usca 4e1e
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II = y y XXX E N = r x = 4
+ ARRESTED ThE JUDGES ,
is HUSBAND s
y = y X y n X Il \ X x X X
Because Eelsor S,4alsg ~ MeFsdaa.
KGs. took Mrs stately goilce l2ase.
cas rlG.Es wish ,Ae c1soat az ~
Stanley .iisVsr msds open. contrary
10 the ordinances @i45e and provided
Tor maintaining Aw Aaa aFss.r ia
M~Ead-n l@gAl c0mp cztsGns hsve eu,
s1eS waAca. wsfA q Asiliom degaArs ss
spend On l&~ing misAl t~ r22da to
FlTAA the FsnitlcaglCns ds 5As nsmsA.
Natural Gas case Ncuns SAas bEe.v
Ct sac lAw. Ihe Mer.Asa sar2se nsAu
14t Editor Stanley arrested N0w
Stanley Is uOaSeEug EAssaeF - A8d
better ass tor a change u renes. o.
stand jar. ~asn his case comes Up !a
ais sites ccSgx
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NAmpo~Al R2sseil's p@rIsloa ts- laf
,A'afe nt lsRtiorTf sansa frr-. SIT
I'D cfe1i- state toTri Of 7ar30-s and
'Aso.es vas noc fled TestecsAv e-s
''e lssr 1sF on ssh5ca Ga canlt a.. fas-
i.T Tiled wssh che s@eretzrv nj s.ara.
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Tals2 wvlar arrested vita /.
aug~ limousine vel flie5 w rose
's1s1ss she &11 s'clsu f-am srAy=S
sxgl2--sd Z lors them and ~ can't
Car iAeU Waatoh -evely .asi.atss
how -ari &, as s0r some woEcr 10
eoo1o-ltre w5-efr rA@ nv
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Women
Made Young

Bright eyes. a clear skin and body
f2l OF yocth and health may De
3o0rs il you wall keep yoSsr system
H. oSd=E BY regularly taking
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NA9 remembers sava us3tasAaanea
Aes Marciu. whsn Suud4v iasrsAa ~
Moa3av VAS a eAv of yes-
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FOLEY AIHAkIlC IABILlS

Germans are In Mexico to bur sur
pins c3gfOa and wool
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17

Forty million people reside within
. radius ot q nights ride OF St.
Laasts
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GOLD MEDAL
NRLEM .la!llElt!0 on
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Ths worRt's Standard remedy for kS5aey,
hsss. ess435sF and Ersr srs1 ira1sbss, ths
srsrnAss cs lEss ant h5ct& il Use slncs
1850. Al druggists. three saEs&
la.as sss tAs sans CaaAa as.1sl aa s~sry k.ar
AIN. s<xsSs 10 Alsar4ksss