davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19

3142. - S~zykowna toaleta ola
dorastajacych pan;enek. Modeska
-. IA i 16 lat. Materya&u potrzeba
O p cal. seer. ma miare 16, AZ
iarda. Modefko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19

3123. - kadna uskienka dla
dziewczqt przystepuj2cych do
Komunii Sw., lub ola dziewczQ--
tex t. wv. kwieciarek na uroczy--
stosci slubnej. Modefia: 4, 6, s !
10 lat. Ma miare 10, mat. trzeba
O q cal. seer. 4 jardy. Noiefko
1Oc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19

1874. - Modelko ,,zajaczka
w;clkanocnego" w dw6ch odmien
nych pozycyach. Modclka: 9, II i
Is cali dlugoSci. Mater. 0 36 cal.
seer. p~otrzcba q jarda. Mode{ko
1Oc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19

3101. - Piekny model toalety,
stosowny rowniez ola panien ska
tajqcych egzamina. Modehka: 16,
Is i 90 lat. Ma miare 16 trzcba
mat. o sc cal. seer. SIS jarda, na
szarfe trzeba wstqzki szerokoSci
5 cali, 5 jardy. Modcfko 1Oc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19

1882. - Sukienka stoSowna jaE
powyzej dla maiych panienek, I
lekkiej dowolnej materyi. Modef-
ka 6, s, 10 i ~ lat. Mat. potrzeba
{. So cal. seer. ma miare 10 - 3h$
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19
DIAL / KOBIET.
Refernje Marya s.
POGADENKA.

IL "yOIyM PFZtSIqpStWd teSo-
cznej mlodziezy, a nawet niele-
tnich dzieci, mnoze sic Z dniem
kazdym. O rabunkach i zbrod-
mach czytamy we wszystkich CO
dziennych gazetach. Jest to smu-
thy Objaw zaniedbywanego wy
rhowania i - gonitwy "a Pienia-
deem.
Azeby dusza, SERGE i rmysl w
Szlachetnym kie1rpku sic rozwi--
jafy, powinno sic juz dzieci "a
poznawaG z Przyrodq, ME tyle re
wzgiedu ma szczeg6}y i formy ze-
Enetrznc jej zjawisk, jak re
wzgledu ma Ducha Bozego, ktoTy
" niej lyle : MIA rzadzi.
. Wychowanie Powinno prowa-
Hzic i zwracae czfowieka do jas
nego zrozumienia istoty swojej
wewnetrznej, do zgody z natura !
do jednoSci z BOgiem, a zatem
krzepic go powinno dazeniem do
tego przez btrdzenGe wstretu do
zbrukania czystoSci duszv, dajqc
mu znajomoSc Bdstwa i Przyrody.
Ma ono zaPewniG mu zycie czy
ste ! Podnios{e, do jakieso z%najo-
moSc ia prowadzi. Cdem wvcho-
wanna jest prowadzenie do uczci-
wego, czystego, W zgodzie z Bo-
glenn pedzonego zycia.
Matka powo}ana jest przez sa-
mego Stw6rce, aby byia g16wnym
rzynnAdem W rozwoju istoty
dzieoka, a cZrgo Przedewszyst-
Sem pod tym wzgledem cd niej
wymagac nalezy, to - nmiloSci
rozumnej." Bog dai dzieoku tel
mst&i wszystkie zdolnoSci, jake
nature naszej 81 w4aSciwe, a.
matka stale sig naturaIna opie-
krnka ME tylko zdrowia ciaha, ale
tez / czystoSci duszy swego die
cka.
Jeden punkt wazny jest tn ME
wiadomym: do czego zwr6ci sic
jego SERGE, giowa, rece - jakiej
piracy majq sic one poSwiecic?
Od?ow;edz ma to pytanie kryie
w sobie tajemnice ~Przysz}ego
szcze5cia lub cierpienia tel istoty
tax drogiej jej r~odzicielce.
Czytamy w ksiedze swietej, ze
Bog otworzy} niebo patryarsze i
wskazal mu wiodaca do niego
drabine. Drabina ia istnieje ola
kazdego potomka Adama, ale mu-
81 sic on nauczyc, jGk wstePowac
IA MIA, a to ME przez ch4odne
rozwazanie rozumu tylko, ami
Przez gorace Porywy serca; wszy-
stkie te wiadze }gczyc sic tn po-
winny. a wowczas jest on jedy-
ME pewnym powodzenia szlachet-
nego Professionalism. W1adze te
lane mu So cd urodzenia, ale do
riebie, mako jego, nalzy je wy
do6yt z giebi do dziaSania w ~
rin zycie, dzialalnoS6 jego i poi
mowanie go, to try struny w
duszy dziecka ! jakkolwiA moze
IN przewazac chwaowo dzwiek
lednej luo drugiej - czy tez
brzmis wszystkie razem, - "a
rem powinna stad powstawa6 har
mouia, jeeli niema wyniknat
przykry dysonaus.
Wieeej czssu nafeEy Poswiecic
Latcm nauce, kt6ra rozwija szla-
rhctne mySli, nizefi gTomadzeniu
wiadomoSci, jahkolwiek wiedza
| poznanie otaczajacych mas RE
rzy, wiec dajaca pozna6 90 jest
ludzkoSc W jej Pracach i otrzyma-
pych W niei zarobkach, ma wazne
ksztatcace znaczenie. Ksztaicenie
wiec duszy i rozumu, Powinno "a
wsze iS6 z SODA W pare.
Czyny dziecka ME moga bye O.
ceniane jake faktyczny 0bjaw je-
20 wolf, DO brakuje mt jeszcze
nalezytego zrozumienia tel wolf,
a rome ~wrazenia dziataja ma ME
,ilniei niz ma czhowieka dorosle-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-19


drzewie, z ktorego wyrosfo.
Coz jest bardziej wytlumaczo-
ne jak serdeczna pomylka rodzi--
cow, pragnqcych kierowac / o.
piekowac sic dzieckiem, chociaz
jrz MEM bye ~przestafo? ,,Smiesz-
re pretensye" - mowi sobie mfo-
de ma}zehstwo, = ,nie uznajcmy
tego." A! mlodzi maizonkowie,
mole wan sic zdaje, re wy ME pc
tlaficie bye Smiesznymi i re wa
Isze pragnicnia zycia samodziel--
nego ME pobuodzaja nieraz do we
solosci.. Pozwolcie, pozwolcie,
mowic rodzicom, tolerujcie ich
manic wywierania wp}ywu; zresz-
ia r6bcie, jak wan kaza vase
pragnienia - jestescie w swojem
prawie. Ale strzezcie sic tego, a.
zeby usunaG re swego zycia pouf-
nego, z kola waszych radoSci i
interes6w tych, ktorych natura
przedtem juz z wami ~zwiazala.
To najciezszy bad, jaki mogliby-
IScie popelnit. Rodzina SciSle Z So
ba zlqczona to potezny syndy-
kat: kazdy cz}onek jej wzrasta
proporcyonalnie do wzrostu in
nych. Sila pewnoSci Swiata pole
ga ma tradycyi i sile zwiqzk6w
rodzinnych: dzieki temu SWAT
ten ocaiil cd rewolucyi powazna
czeSG d6br moralnych i materyal-
.nych.
Il odwrotnie, najwieksza STA
boScia parweniusz6w jest brak
tradycyi rodzinnych. Wp}yw ich
ogranicza sic, ponieWaz ME majq
rodziny, ogranicza sic do ;ch VIA
snych, bezposrednrch czyn6w, ist-
nicjc tyFko przez Mich, umiera 7
nimi...
,,Zatem, ma czclc listy wszcl-
kich stostmkow, Mode maizcn-
stwo wypisac winno: rodzina.
Czy jc bawi lub mic, utrzymywat
powinno starannie stosunki rOdzin
ne, czesto o podstawach naJbar-
dzicj kruchych. Powinno bye Cd
dane c tel rodzinie, a W "a
mian iadac Cd nicj pomocy natu-
r~alnej. Oto zasady podstawowe
dobrzc uporzadkowanego zgcia to
warzystkiego i ME pomoga tn mic
wszefkie drwiny ma temat teScio-
wych. w utrzymywaniu stosun-
kow rodzinnych, oprocz ~intere-
su, wszSk ma SIG ~jeszcze i czesto
przyjemnosci DO Mkt ME zaprze-
czy, il tax jak ma zebraniach ro-
dzinnych" nigdzie ME Jest row.
ME swobodnie, weSolo i serdecz-
ME - mimo wszystko - pomimo
chwilowego nieraz. pozornego
chiodu -.
Mloda gosposia. - Kiszki Z
gryczanej kaszy. (na zadanie) =
Dwie kwarty Club W stosunku do
zyczoncj iloSci) kaszy tatarczanej
bialej zaparzyc kwarta gotujace-
60 sic rosoHu, w ktorym gotowa-
10 sic mieso do kiszek, a gdy
przestygnie, wlac wieprzowa
krew surowa i ciagie mieszajac,
dolewaG jej lyle, zeby masa byfa
zupelnie rzadka dodac jeden funt
sloniny Swiezej krajanej W kost-
Ike, kawaiek watroby siekanej !
troche miesa wieprzowego sieka-
nego, (wszystko to must bye pO-
przednio ugotowane) wsypac POI
funta soil, iyzeczke pieprzu, tro-
che ~majeranku, angielskiego zie-
la, wlac kwaterke topionego small
Gu, dobrze wymieszac ! gorace ma
lewat lyzeczka W wyczyszczone
CRUDE kiszki wieprzowe, zaszyte
W jednym kohcu; nalewat dose
luzno, gdyz w gotowaniu kasza
pecznieje i kiszki moga popekac.
GotowaG je ma dobrym ogniu, ME
d,uzej jednak cd czasu zagoto-
wanna jak IS minut, wyjac z wo-
dy dopiero po zupelnem wystyg-
nieciu, poczem powiesic W chlod-
mem miejscu. Biorac do uzytku,
umyc W cieplej wodzie, krajac W
CRUDE skosne kawaMi i przysma-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
JAZZ DADDY WRITES
LETTER TO HIS GIRL
Sheriff Robertson Interoepts Let
ter Written BY Auto Thief To
His Girl. overstreet Ad-
mits His Guilt Ir Letter

James OyeYsirect one ol the auto
thieves who took the Gray car ana
who later made an stiempt at escape
from the county jail is also lady
killer Judging from the following .ot
ter wiitteu to Miss Lola HardwlcA
Francis, Oklahoma and which Sheriff
Robertson intercepted The sheriff
also has numerous letters written by
fool girls from over the state &c
0verxtrect In the letter TO his tdrl
Overssreet tells of the different rob
bles he had engaged In since he last
saw her and thus admits his guilt,
Here Is the letter
Dear Little Girl Received yom
letter believe me sure WAS GLAD a
hear from you would givc hnyihlne
to be cat with you hut. will nor b.
out for six years a. the aast ten
years il the least they can give mt
but ] get good timcl which brlnEs
IL w NRHAt FAA At&fNf 4 @MNN NAA tMthtf
while we were out We torgea tsf
worth Of checks IN Enld and stele
car there too, went 20 Lindsay.
stole automobile and held up sont
peo le went TO shawnee, stole anoth
er gnn went to Oklahoma City, hei
~ the New state Ice cream compa Hy
then came over here and stole Cole
Eight Just as We we're driving of in
il the man who owned II ran up and
we drew our gums and held him off
making the charge against us h.gh
way robbery Wsll maybe VIA
have some sense after while How h.
Myra and Leonard getting along sure
would like 70 be with you sweeihcar'
and all that but You see how Il is
don't you. well sweetle had bette +
close for this time, Ans, soon. Win
oceans Of love Jazz Daddy. J. O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
National Suffrage
Ma dc Certain Bp
TenncSSee'S Vote

Nashville Ten Amy Is
Whom the lower house 81 iht
fennvsee Legislature thm MORN
ing, by a vote o fifty 90 forty
yem voted for the suffrage
amendment 10 thc constitution.
the a6 states n..-s~@ury 10 nss4k
she 18th amendment ~ the eon
stiiniiOn of the niied states bad
'hceu secured The upper ho''se
Of the Tennessee Legislature bad
already ratified the amend 0rui
us ,ete ul - 20 .
The constitutional change wlll
hscpmr effective ia time tor
seventeen million women Of ihe
country io vote n Chs presidential
.elsttion IN November
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
Was There A
Kick In This
Tickle Me- Drink?

New Yefh, Aue is flames Shev
ilu, federal prohlalsicn enforcement
agent. tods, started an irves,iga
tion 20 aseertain whether there wac
really "tlekle" IN ,he Hssle sevys
mir bat,lea passed out las, NIGHT az
the openlug performance %
Tickle Me-" Vt iecai theatre
While singing an encore 20 one
aumhcf entitled, We've Got Some
shiup' the chorus arla passsd
down the aisies esrrylng baskets
tilled with tiny bottles labelled
whissy Overcoming @holvaane
tlmio,p. . few IN the audience
opened thelt souvenirs. anltfei,
tasted, smsrksd thelr llpa and gave
exelamalions and applause that
lett no doubi as 70 their opinion
81 the refrsshment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

BANDITS At MIAMI
ROB VAULT OF $1,000

Miami. Aug. ls.-secret service
agents of Muskosce are at Bernice
working on the Bernice bank robbery
case. Because only few knew the
combination OF the vault Il is he.
lieved the robbery will be solved with
little difficulty Bioodhounds were
brought to Bernice bat were not used
Officers who made preliminary IN
vestsgations say they expect to make
arrests in few days.
More than $1,000 was taken from
the bank at Bernice Sunday morning
by someone who knew the conbina-
tion. Entrance to the bsn6 was
gained thruurh rear window The
vault was opened and all money in
sisht pockesed and number Of Lib
erty bonds stolen from private boxes
The bank was robbed also several
years ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
DR. BOYD WONDERS If
VILLA WILL STAY BOUGHT
Former President State University
vista the uity IL AMAZED
At Rapid Growth Of
State

pr navla u Hoyd ~ All,aaaerQas
New Mexioo. was Ia ths eltY todsY
booking after hia pfa nFty insefesta
lie waa An Interested surst AZ thp
Rotary muehnon
~, noYd Was vfnslAeak * TBS
State University at Ne4fmaA taa
ssags And left ine state aboas fifteen
Neesra Aso relng 90 Albuquerque
Nhere ha ~Ra plvgtel president ~
Iba sga'o university of NeW Mexleo
A leN montha a3n he remianssi ne
presidency aad while nilt resi-
dent lv oaw desotIps his time 60
private Investments
u nate wlgh pleanaFn she hFoad
development ~ Okhboaa wilhlu the
past / YeaFa ealA pr Boyd Fll
aeema vi though maNipiaa hAd
ia he'd bla lausp and this paBvaui -
threbhlpa industry bad mavei paai
New AeAleo u gFnwins FapgalY
80 said "Inst mUs We afu N she
ihfoen ot Raiileai csuea,gn faf
governor rhe majority ~ she luwaf
h1uAc ~ the state assembly IA ctsn
poaed Of Mexicnna, but 40 mtlai
illness wre drawn
eWhat misut Nlih Va, Hskea
'erhal wilY murderer has heea
merely anb.ht off. and n runaltta
to he saen isgai hos toms "a wlll staY
bought People IT Columbus aHA
other Mexican bafier poiusa. hnw
ever feel more sHtnrty thar hIihnf
10. although tho people have haen fed
ON ioi ~ stofisa about entrRsea
thar were nut truu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
ROTARY MEN TELL THEIR
STORIES IN 3 MINUTES
Carbo Refinery Secs Gratifying
Growth In Business, Business
Men Talk DR.. Boyd
Visitor

Threemluu,o diesertaiiuas 90 my
particular llnc - business, maFA 4
the MONDAY nucheon of ,ho Rotafy
club AZ the lone The attendant
was large ChRs sceley preside
and NV Baiehelaer inelsird ga r
sponrcs 20 me roll prof Mcf on
WAS IN Food form aud volce au car.
r'cd the club tbru seversi inppirtps
club songs
chaa T. Oleon as chairman fo'
August call On number 81
members 10 iell about their own
business usins the Insurance bes
ness ss preface. "Iloyds mh.
rlne was the foundation of all IN.
nurance." be ssd
Iohn Furrow told " Nv flowers
and referred 70 the development q
the green house here he nropheeiso
cnlsr9ed business owing 20 favorable
climate conditions
Harold HalaeiI said wholesale gro,
Gerry firms and men had been assailed
without causc, IA roflteorB ~
fCan4fanad au p.@n 1 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

fhmao marriage llesnNaA wefe las
snnd sanFe Yesterday Albert A.
Clark, ~. Arsanaas citY. f.aln v.
Smith, 90, Arkansas cisy rhocSls
Gleen Alamu 1s sna ylvluan Aiken
ip Oklahoma GUYS Frank Ed~aFt
burksY si MiHea and Hazel DayH
i0 of Maihail Marywn HtllAxnl zl.
tuthrte AND uuby Klopfeaaseln s3.
Crescent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

refusal TO this Request which Is taxen
for granted. a revolution will be- In.
ssitutcd in Germany the success of
which the bolsheyid asserted they
we're prepared 70 assure by force OF
arms
With these ends In view. the Rus.
sian soldiers. who have been told tba,
ali wars shall cease with ultimate
victory over the Poles. are being
subjected to vigorous propaganda.
which declares that Frenrhmen will
be shot on sight. but that the Ger
mans are friends. who soon will be-
come comrades Of the bolsheyiki.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
Oklahoma Man Is
Injured In a
Train Smash

watseN.eurg. Mo- Aaa "a -
ryssrty psrsens wssv 'eEused. seses
severely. thls marnlAu wnen ths
sewser ARD ss~ eessAss ~ Nlaseuel
eAens passenger Ne - wvst
noana b*s~~sm NAH~aa eay ara -
lcv,a lsft me seaes snFss msiss
~sss % wsfreeshugs hrsksn
rai a taitsvea - ~ no ssass ~
the wyv0e
ths fact ,Aas ths sesldsrs eeeuf
sd ~hiIe ths tfaln ~as travelling
90 araae "A sssv~ vssw " sreea
probably pgrvsesed eers sssssva
ssfeek rhs gnjasvs we're glalNa ie
ehalr ear whssh 'uTnsa ever Tns
pallmsa ssAensx in tns FsaF ~ ths
train rcmAtned aA ere sFaek.
Amona ths seiufea waa a. e
White, oksmsn. osia. wiass suts
ana bruises
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
Anornrn cAar ~ JFAlouay

Sev Yark Aus ts n a ~ 4
lealaaaY. p.mgl enagy. a cwstaa
hraaa ehesAue shut his wife.
Catherine. ana daawAtsr. Maev. N
rlsaaa thfuugh thalr home as ali uaf
tpra street. YESTERDAY
The daughter. wha a twenly ems, j.
rs critical sssudtilau Al gt Nlneunsn
llsssplsal froaM haliet wounds ~ har
fleht law AVID ai,slpalra Ti'. wifn, wha
- 81. ioet her nsht eae esuir1
Fnld thn ps,ilew hs wa# t9vh ~ the
say tblnsa hai ppen n,ins aa ter th~
last lwc yeas. and v'ulfat saaA
thatr aethma any luHsnF AFtsF hlli
ln9 Ia family ha asstsFed ~ bea
planned salslan.
Mfs rondff SALT thar ahs aaa hav
daughter atwaYa avsaaaest allkw aaI
eefe frequently taken tos sisters.
rhla aha thonKhl caaset her huhsasl
"a heepme lnaAna
Ceadfy " forty fay Tha shoo,lng
aiNFgeA ahmit I o'rlork IA thv taernlaW
whea W. entered tha hedFrem ~ hta
wife aad daaxiItrr aad. mumhllaK
somethlnR opeaNd fiFa en thnsn waA
a tvgals~r Tho first ph0t lpea away
Mes eaaiFY'a aav
Az Mari MmEsd frnm had aal
screamed ahs waa ehat Ia the jaw
Mother aud daughter then flst
sheuNab tha apartment, As thny sn
iernd lha dlninN rnm tha sirl turnet
ana aah shot ln las abssomsa ahs
Hwpnhsa has her mother plesnd her
up apA dragged nor 0igt into tha halt.
ft0niiaasa ea FaRa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
POLES or NEW YORK
ARE PATRIOTIC

New York Aug IS sN shoasand
persons crowded Carnegie Hall last
night and cheered with Wild fcryor
every reference to the new ropuhhc
of Poland.
The meeting was arraneed by me
American committee for the defansf
os Poland and many were unai ie e.
gain admission 10 the ban
Colonel Ftinois FroneEak heaHh
commissioner of Buffalo, was chair
man. and James W. Gerard former
ambassador 10 Berlin, were amons
tho chief speakers The band plAyc 4
''Thc Star spangled Banner" and inc
Polish national anthem and the great
audience was fired with enthusiasm
that was noisrly manifested when
Mr. Gerard told Of the achievements
Of tho Polish Eeopie.
"Oue hundred and TWENTY-FIVE wears
ago" he said. "tho autocraeles of
RugSia Austria and Prussia DESTROYED
Polish liberty and divided the lands
of Poland among them Since that
ilmo tne Poles have ever kept the
flame Of liberty burning In their
nearts and In the meantime helped az
to win our liberty. and have, through
their splendid citizenship here. heip'
to make America what Il is today.
New Poland Founded On Equality.
That old Poland was destroyed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
REDS MARCH IN BROKEN
oRpER: NO DISCIPLINE

Warsaw. Aus. fs--Bolsheyiki sd
vsncinq into Poland march ahead
without any concern FOR their lines
RI communication. according 20
statements Of refugees gathered by
the Warsaw Gazette They have
lost all touch with the bases Of cp-r.
alton, and refugees state trey had
not the slightest difficulty IN leaving
their villages, for there was nothing
behind the relatively trim bclsheviki
front hne, They t5eeisred ~ wa
possible to travel many miles without
seeing single bolsheviki soldier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

Kogno. Poland. tBy courier U
Dlottowen, East PoIandj Aug. is.--
Soviet Russia intends To geek an al
legiance with Germany 70 make
war on France. and, II thisg is sue
cessful. to undertake conquest Of
England and eventually America, Of
ficsals Of tho boIshevlki regime
told the Associated Press here today
Az soon a. the Polish war, which
il considered purely Russian busi
ness. q note will be sent 10 Berlin.
they declared. demanding permission
TO transport troops across Germany
for the French cam-aign. Upon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
\ LITTLE BUTCHER WITH
4 BIG CONSCIENCE

NJ ". Cabin the little butcher
with a conscience" has gurchaseJ
the Boston meat mrrket of q NJ.
Frazier and viii IN the future ave
his personal attention to the Boston
Market Mr cabill buys and slauga
ters his own meats this insurlnr the
best of anything in the meat line .a
his customers On The food page of
the Daily Leader each week will .e
found tho sd of the Boston Market
With everything good TO eat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
NIIf AiIIR 10 YEARS
-hIiOtH nOi~ TOaIiutii


Chaflhs cfuNe grain desiar ~
Minneapolis Minnesota wss IA 'ha
ellf yesteeaAy while here he hunted
~ brand Secretary tiFaea ~ lhe Odd
FWllaAa and was his quest at alaner
az the utase h8mp
cfowe and Hguea see ne SANS ags
aHd both attended the same eeanlFw
school fpg me first llalr On ths pama
dRy lgflY fige years ase. They hAa
uoi aaea each ether fur over ttf,v
YEATS ana ~ course nnllhsr .nsw she
elher and they had quite rsasina
Ir Crows VA On hlA Way 10 Calves
ipW On d big grain asai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

and employing The aid ~ Poles and
d farm waEon filled with straw. he
called on the Polish soviet commits.
sary who recently WAS established ia
office by tho bolnhevlki military.
Former Hun officer.
Hans Sehamwaky. the e0mmlssnry.
"a Polish Jew. with prDsrudinx eyes
and blond mnpaehe. and wears a
white collar. Iie Acknowledged the
correspondent greeting and thnn sat
down ~ his dinner table. completely
ignoring the American. AZ the COM
mlssary's side. throughout the meal,
and during the corrcspondent's visit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

Theea admissiona have been cor
roborated BY information gathered
by the correspondent 10 conversation
with German representatives Of Eagt
pruNsian newspapers who had intsw
views with the boisbevlh army chiefs
AZ the front The bolsbcyiki leaders
declare that within three weeks they
viii be- III complete control u Hoi-
land. including the Polish corridor.
which they intend TO occupy. leav-
ing a ten EIIometer neutral zone
about Danzig.
When the correspondent sreaehed
here, crossing the border at czerNDno
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
sHopLIFrER GRABBED

Matte Smith. giving her residence
az Gil West Logan avenue. was
canghi shoplifting in the p. o. Lntz
store this morning and was turned
over 20 the police. She was operai-
ing on the second floor when Chief
Mitchell made the pinch She hal
seTerai brzssIers when searched.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
ARMY FROM AMERICA
MAY JOIN IN WAR
RESOI.t TONS PASSED ASK
ING PRESIDENT WILSON
10 GtNI ili~ NUNNi
SUPPORT AND MA
IERIAI. ASSIST
A\CE 10 POLISH
CAUSE
IuLlgrN

Pittsburgh, pa. Aug. is.-~Seven
thousand polanders patheres here 20
day. and. after an enthusiastic meet
ine. sent telcursms 20 President VII.
son, ard Secretary of state celhy.
urging them 10 extend moral support
20 Poland and 20 permit an army o.
peies 10 ~ organized in America 70
90 10 Poland TO AID that country In
its crisis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

The Leader IL Ia Frewlpt u several
concentrations tvupain9 90 Mr Go.
iohio's @Wparip0n With l.pnine AMI
Washington. These communications
cannot be rafntcd uBlnaa the writars'
append their namca.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18
II kaN~N~ COLLEGE TEACH
Frs GRABBED ~ CtiPiD

Menn8iian kaus. Aug ~ Foai
oi the women Instructors in ihe hoa,
economies department ~ the kAneal
slale Asficnilurai college hero Sit
have orcssipn soon io puf thd
khowiedKe IN me afi ~ hnme uat
ing" into practical application rheg
lave fesiened recently 20 ber1ms
brides
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18


fetaHlAn soldier, armed with ro.
volver stood watch aud hll tho con
sarsation was Interpreted 10 him Ia
huAslaR The cnfnmlsaary'a assistant
who was former German officer.
naid this Russian was soviet repre-
sentative who watched all buHiness
transacted BY scharewsky and re-
ported 20 the soviet central govern
ment. although ha never interferrcd
with ths commissiry's procedure.
when tho cornDiaaary finished his
-~s-~-r.r ~arr-'--e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

Mrs Victoria i'oNrga aEed neWfA.
mother N ton chlldren "a hsiaR Meta
ia Jan here she eaA found near hse
hons sonia of che eily AvlnF mad
last nlahf Hhs had baeb dearlr
religious OF lagp aud had pesa altnud
ins revival moetiaNs when shn sud
aeniv wnni eraxy and ran arresain9
oul ~ tho houae afcortins 10 the
husband Igdgo nolea is ahaent from
thc elly ana a ~ necessary u awAif
his return before aeilon ean De tAk
en ln insane eaaas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-18

George McGregnr. field man for the
Craven Oil and Gsa company Of
Texas Is In Guthrie to-day looking ~.
ter some personal business I'VE
have brought III seven wells In Ire
shallow fields of Texas during tta
rast ninety days and We expect TO
bring in dozen more. So far W.
have not had failure" said George