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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-16
Had A Grand Time.

Miss May Long chaperoned a party
Of girls to Big Lake, July 9Th to 18th.
The party consisted Of: Misses Fayla
Quick, Buella Huiati, Glenna Huiatt,
Anna Markt, Chloe Ball, Helen That
cher and Eva Hogan, OF Oregon; Miss
Jennie Somers, Of Kansas City, Mo-;
Miss Valera bankers, of McAllen,
Texas, and Miss Media Reese. of Abb
lene, Kansas. Mrs. Jessie Quick. Mrs
Riley Huiatt and Mrs. Bernard Nit
shell spent Saturday and Sunday with
them. The cooking and other work
was divided up, and as all Of the girls
are good cooks, as well as being good
looking and a lively bunch, they had
plenty Of good things to eat. Every
one came home with a good coat OF
sunburn and tan, and delighted with
the trip, but glad to get back to dear
old Oregon. The girls extend their
sincere thanks to Miss Long for heI
part in making the trip SO complete a
success. Y. Y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-16
A Dnuble Header.

Friday evening Of last week, July o,
the Rebekah branch of the ]. o. o. F.,
of our city, had double header" in
the form of initiation Of candidates
and also the installation of officers,
and the entertainment Of the Craig Re
bekah team, which came along as the
body guard to the district deputy, Mrs.
Floy Williams, and also to confer the
degree.
The Craig Rebekahs have two de-
gree staffs, and the staff which came
down is known a. the H. y. c. corps,
and is recognized as one of the very
best in Northwest Missouri, and is
under the leadership of Lester
Mitchell, who handles the team in n
most acceptable manner.
Following the comforting Of the de-
gree, District Deputy Floy Williams
installed the following officers for the
present term:
n. G.-Emma Morgan.
V. G.--Myrtle French.
Warden-Iearl Maple.
Minnie Cell.
Chaplain--Bonnie Hogan.
X. s. n. G.--Nettie Lacey.
l.. s. n. G.-Myrtle Henningcr.
X. 5 ' G-Anna M3rkt
l. 5. V. G.--kate Barbour.
|. G.-Emma Netherland
o. G.-Seib Carson.
Degree Master-Geo. Schultz.
Those who came from Craig, and
were guests Of the lodge were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Pebley,
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Springer, Misses
Lena Lawrence, Winnie Randall, Jose
phine Parrish, Lille Taylor, Pearl
Taylor, Vinta Anderson, Stella Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Will A.
Sharp, Mrs. Floy Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Stovall, n. Il. Lawrence,
Mrs. Fred Cook, Mrs. S. I. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Eva Baker, Mrs. Former,
Mrs. Sam Rose, Miss Alice Hunt, Mrs.
Lou Wright, Alta Cooper, Mildred and
Beulah klopp, Claude Cooper, Mrs.
John Cook, Mrs. G.. o. Berls, Mrs.
Dave Brown, Mrs. Lloyd Conn, Mrs.
John Eckard. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fish
er, Miss Bonnie Hutchinson, Ethel
Scrivner, MIR. and Mrs. I. j. Louden,
Mrs. Ora Leeper.
Dainty refreshments were served,
and then the visitors left well into the
early morning for their Craig homes.
II was a most enjoyable evening in
every way, and our Rebekahs were
made especially happy by their COM
ing.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-16
Back to Old Home.

We were delighted with a call, Mon
day Of this week, from John Groves,
now Of Ontario, California, who with
his wife are here on a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Cora Groves, Of Mound
City, and sister, Mrs. X. b. Bridgeman,
Of Oregon, and other relatives. lie
with wife and mother are now here
for few days stay.
He Is still in school work, and is
superintendent of the elementary
schools Of Ontario of which there are
four schools, having an enrolment of
l,l00 pupils.
John was one of the first graduates
of the Mound City High school class of
1888, under the superintendency of
Prof. II. X. Steel, whom he tells us Is
still teaching, and is principal Of the
Elliott school at Portland, Oregon. He
is another Of the splendid Holt county
young men, who have gone out into
the wide wide world, and has made
good in his chosen field. g.
We were sure glad to see you, John.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-16

Chris J. Thurman. wife and two
little granddaughters left Tuesday Of
this week for Buffalo, Wyo., Montana,
and other Western points Of interest.
At Buffalo they will visit his brother,
Ed and family, and other relatives
and friends. They will be gone a
month.
Benton
Mrs. Ora King, who had visited
her daughter and family, Mrs. w. l..
Staley, returned to her home at Kan
sas City, last Wednesday, her grand
son, Master Wayne Staley going with
her for weeks visit.
Mrs. Mary Andler, who has been
visiting her children at Horton and
Wetmore, Kansas, returned TO her
home, last Wednesday.
Charles Ballinger and family of
Falls City, Nebr., visited last week,
with Mrs. BIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Minshqll,
james Field. Of Camp Logan,
Colo, who has had a thirty days
furlough, after visiting his father and
brothers and sisters, here, went the
first of last week TO Hamburg, Iowa,
to visit his brother, Richard.
The r l.. Cason family and Miss
Irene Crop, Of Mound City, spent
the day at the Smith Derr home, and
attended church.
~. G. psssd. n. D. Eye, Ear,
TlADoak end No. epeeialtst. oAnne,
Physisians' & Sungssas' Hl1lAng, tn
nd FSaais 81. st. Jessshs No. n
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-16
Obituary.,

Olivia Hayes-Crowley- Brodlas, the
daughter Of John and Anna Hayes,
was born in 1862, and died in Elwood,
Kansas, July 8, 1920, at $3.50 p, M,
at the age Of 5s years, 3 months and
Il days. She was married TO Marshall
Crowley, who preceded her to the
great beyond twenty years ago. She
was again married to Robert Broddas,
of Elwood, Kansas, in 1911, who still
survives her. She united with the
Baptist church in this city when a
girl, and still kept the faith until the
Lord called her from labor 20 reward,
She leaves u husband, one son, two
brothers ana a host of other relatives
and friends to mourn their loss, but
our loss is her eternal gain. Y. X,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-16

Mrs. Fred p. Cook and her sister,
Miss Alberta Bragg, entertained the
Fudge Crowd" at their cottage on
Big Lake on Saturday evening last.
A picnic supper was served at six
o'clock to the following members: Mrs.
Harry Hitz, Mrs, Chas. W. Glenn, Mrs.
J. j. Rayhill, Mary Moore, Dale Zeller,
and the hostesses.
Circuit Clerk Durham and wife
and Recorder Simpson and wife were
st. Joseph visitors, Monday of this
week.
Homer King and wife visited his
sister, last week, returning TO Kansas
City on Saturday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-16

Our Chautauqua will be on
August 1918. Make your arrange
ments to attend and enjoy each and
every days program.
Yves Markt left this week for
Twin Falls, Idaho. where he will Join
his wife and children, who are visit
ing there with her parents, C. L. Kun
KEEL, wife and brothers and sisters. He
will be gone about three months.
Lester Pettijohn, wife and chill
dren, accompanied by Miss Maude Bat
man, left this week, by auto, for a
tour of the West, and especially in
Montana, where they will remain for
several weeks. They are equipped for
camping out, will 20 by easy stages,
and no doubt will have a royal good
time: During his absence his furni-
ture store and undertaking parlors will
be In charge Of w. L. Gee, Of Savan-
nah, . competent undertaken.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
Doskonaie Stare Lekartstwo
Ma Choroby Skorne.

w~ynalezione 1 oddane ola ulzenia
cierpiacet ludzkoSci. Prze1 ten cza"
udowcdnilo jak doskonalem Jest W
leczeniu tysiecy ~rozmattych choToo
spowodowanych bakcylami we krwi.
Mozecie sobie pom6dz, lecz mus.cis
uzywac S. S. S. Uzywajcie so je1eIi
macie tylko pryzce, dlatego &c o.
ne So ~wskaz6wka n~ieczystej krwi, a
przez to moe nastapiG dokuczliwa
choroba sk6rna. Me o~mieszkajcie
~korzystae. Me wystawiajcie sic M
probe. Jezeli macie specyalna Jak2
chorobe, piszcie do eksperta medycz-
nego o porade. Adres: Medical d.
rector, 25s Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
Ouch P~rzewidyWanie
Bismarcka.

Bismarck tworca rozsypuiacej
sic dis potegi niemieckiej napi-
sai bya, jak wiadomo, u schysku
swego zyeia, zgorzkniasy z powo
Iu usuniecia go z wplywowego
i zaszczytnego stanowiska kan
clerza Niemiec dzieio trzytomo-
we, w ktorem W doniosly histo-
rycznie sposob przedstawia swa
prace olbrzymia, kt6ra w rezulta
Gle doprowadziia do zjednoczenia
Niemiec i ich potegi Swiatowej.
DIVA tony dzieSa tego ukazaiy
sic w druku i stanowia, badz CO
badz, ciekawe zbogacenie. litera-
fury politycznej, trzeci tom, maj
ciekawszy, Cd rs lat ukazac sic
ME mole. Wydawnictwo tomu
trzeciego zakazai Rad niemiecki'
opari sic owczesny cesarz Will
helm, a nawet teraz, pc Is Iatach
cd ukazania sic pierwszych dwu
tom6w, tenn ostatni ukazac sic
ME moze, DO i teraz ekscesarz
Wilhelm temu sic opar}, juz jake
osobnik prywatny, a to ola tego,
re w tonne tym zawarte So pry-
watne jego listy do Bismarcka i
odwrotnie. DIS, Pc ukazaniu sig
dzieIa, oceniajacego dokumenty
rzadowe, z ostatnich chwil pred
wojennych' podawajace bez OBJ
sion dziwaczne, idyotyczne
wprost zapiski Wilhelma ia mar,
ginesie tych dokumentow - O.
statni tom najpotezniejszcgo du-
cha politycznego Niclniec POGO.
STAG musi manuskryptcm. A w to
ME tym Bismarck zfozy} swc
~wrazenia, doSwiadczcnia i pre-
strogi pred politykq "ccsarza
Wilhelma II. ! dqzeniem do,wy-
wolania wojny Swiatowej, ktora
Bismarck nietylko przewidywa'
ale owioniety niby duchem pro-
rocznym pred MIA przestrzegal.
Wojna przyszia i minela, Mem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
S. S. S. Czysci Skore z Wy
rzutow. Wyciaga Tru
cizne z Systemu

Pam~ietaicie, re sk6rne wyzuty,
Eczema, palaca, swedzaca sk6ra :
innc chorcby spowodowane So ME
czystoSciami krwi. Jc1eli chorOba
bylaby ma zewnatrz przez mycie i u
trzymywanie ciep'o iuz otrzymafo-
by sic ulge, nawet maScie / lekar-
silva mic byiyby potrzebne. Zgodzcie
sic 2 nami W TEN przekoHaniu a IL
leczymy wasza chorobe. S. S. S. Jest
czystym jarzynowym lekartwem,
kt6re MONA dostaG Cd a%ptekarza.
~PieGdziesiat lat temu S. S. S. bylo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

cy z szczebla jednej z najwiek-
szych poteg militarnych straco-
ne do rzedu panstw O nowoczes-
nych formach niewoli politycz-
mel, cesarz niemiecki sklada ko-
rome i jak tch6rz skoncDony u
cieka "a granice i w holender-
skim Amrongen wiedzie zywot
pustelniczy zsmieniajacy sic ma
nobliwszy pobyt wiezienny, 2 pc
teznego cesarstwa niemieokiego
robi sic skolatana republika -
potezny duch poteznych ongiS
Niemiec, Ouch Bismarcka navel
teraz, pc tych wszystkich zaj-
SciaSh ! zmianach politycznych
pozostaje skazanym ma milcze--
ME.
Bismarck MAJ stanu szerszcJ
miary, wicdziaf bardzo dobrze,
re dzieio jego, oparte ma gwa}cie
i zaborze cudzcj wlasnoSci, ma
krzywdzie politycznej innych ma
rod6w, dzielo sklecone sp6iniq
,,krwi i zelaza" trwa1em bye ME
moze. o tenn przekonywai ma
przykiad artykui Eugeniusza
VOLTA, ogloszony w drugim to-
ME miesiecznika Nelhagen and
Klesing' w pazdzierniku 1908 r.
W ktorym autor ziozyl nowy ma
teryal o Bismarcku, Pochodzqcy
Z informacyi rodziny picrwszcgo
kanclcrza Niemicc. w artykulc
tyn ostatnic slowa BiSmarcka O
piSanc sq nastepujqco:
On, Bismarck, Mai smlcrt
ciezka; be- przerwy wolal; Ra-
tunku, ratunku! w malignie wy
mawiat Scrbic, Anglic, Turcye.
Rosyc; nastcpnic zn6w woial:
.Alc, och Nicmcy, Nicmcy, Mem
cy! Kurczowo chwytaF PREY tenn
"a wezci Shiny, zawicszony na
grubym mad lozcm,
sIuz2cym do iatwicjszcgo VISTA,
wanna bcz obcej pomocy.|
DIS slowa tc, drukowanc W
dziesiec lat pred wybuchcm wo.t
ny SwiatowcJ podanc jake au-
tentycznc autorowi zwyz wspom
niancgo artykuiu, uchodzq W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

stwowej. Ale co II Bismarcka by
10 jeszcze polityka mega stanu,
to Il WiIhelma wyrodzi}o sic "
dyletantyzm Z Bozej laski, NJ
gdyby ME dopuSci} byi Bismarck
do ~sojuszu angielsko rosyjsklc-
30, do nierozumnych aplracyll
marokkanskich, do kongresu w
Algeciras, do stanowiska dyplo-
matycznego: ,,J.edcn przeclwko
wszystkim", nigdyby ME anekto-
wal Kisuczau, nigdyby sig mic "a
plataf w b}ednc kolo politykl Da-
Ickiego Wschodu, nigdyby ME
pozwolif SIG baIamucic blednej
politycc rozbudowania floty we
dug pomysi6w Sendcna TlrpI-
TIA, nigdyby ME odtrqci} propo-
zycyi angiclskicj stosunku tIoty
| do 10 - slowcm stcroWafby
nawq paistwa jake MAJ stanu a
nic jake kuglarz polityczny. Jf
wojne, zdanicm Haussmanno'
Bismarck byiby oszczedzif Mem
com. Ale chociaz polityka Bis
marcka O Gale niebo przewyzsza-
h Wilhelmowq, Mkt inny tylEo
OH sam wytworzyl legiende llo-
hcnzellcrn6w, tc. ktora go ultra
ella. on sam okielzaf byl parlla-
ment n~iemiccki, ~sprzcciwil sic
samodziclnoSci politycznej naro-
du niemicckiego i wyzfobil pre-
ra&t pomiedzy paistwcm a ro-
bOtnikicm; on to machine pan
stwowcl dat blask konstytucyi,
mic faktyczncj lccz ztudnej, co
wszystko razcm wziqwszy wy
wolalo nicchrt sqsiadow i wszy-
stkich innych do NicmicC.
Kaidy Z tych blGd6w, dowo-
III ITauzsmann, pom5cii sic stra
sznic. Ludow}adztwo nicmicCk!c
ht6rc czcrpalo silc swa I ludlow,
rozbudzonc przcz Steina, Will
Eclma Humboldt, przcz powsto
mic W 1918 ! ruch T. 1913 r. spot
kaIo sic stale Z oporcm Bismar-
rka. ktory ,,krwia i zclazcm
nicSt chciai zbawicH;c. Bismarck
Jest r6wnicz oskarzyciclem l
Srodkicm }agodzqcym ola Will
hclma II. ! ola togo wydanic trzc
cicgo tomu wsPomnich ! wrazen
Bismarcka ma donios{c znaczc-
mic nublicznc nawct wtenczas,
gdyby nadzicjc wen pok}adanc 0
k7zaiv sic ziudncmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

Niemczech "a owiane niby du-
chem proroczym, "a dowod, re
Ouch Bismarcka troska by} pre-
jety z powodu polozenia polity-
cznego, ktore sic wyIaniaio ma
niekorzyst Nicmiec wskutek fall
szywej polityki Wilhelma H., re
o go nawet W chwili przedzgon-
nej strachem i trwoga napawafo'
Los tomu trzeciego 'wrazeh /
wspomnieh BiSmarcka jest mic
tylko tragicznym i osobliwym,
Ilecz i symbolicznym. Zmar}y no
wet Bismarck wypowiedzict mic
mczc swych obaw, kt0rc zawic-
raja krytyte zyjqccgo monar-
chy. Navel dis!
Czujq to dobrze Niemcy, &c
w ich ojczyznic dzicjc sic zlc. w
poszukiwaniu nowych drog' kto-
rcby mogiy prowadzic do wyj-
5cia Z matni politycznej, Z polo
icnia r0wnajacego sic niemal
nicwoli politycznej, starajq sic Z
wspomnicn duchowcj s~karbnicy
swej j Z archiwum rzqdowcgo
wydobywat ma jaw wszystklc
przyczyny, kt6rc doprowadzily
do Swiatowcj wojny, do kleski
strasznej, kt6re jasno i dobitnie
dowodzq steranemu i upadajacc,
mu coraz glebiej narodowi ME
mieckicmu: 70 wszystIo doPro-
wadzilo mas do ruiny ~straszncj,
nigdy dotychczas niebywaicj.
Przypomina obecnic sprawe
wydania trzecicgo tomu wrazcn
i wspomnich Bismarcka poScl do
nicm;cck;ci radv narodowei. 80
Konrad IIaussman, ktory mic u
,icza sic do zwolcnnikGw poIjtv-
Ii RiSmarckowcj, kt6rv zwalczal
cd lat poIitykc. bcdaca dalszvm
c:ap;cm poIitvki impcrial;stycz-
rci picrwszcco kanclcrza Me
mice kt6rv wvkazvwa}. zc sto-
,urki. lax ic wytworzyla dziaIal-
ncSc Dismarcka. 50 niczdrowc a
nawct szkodliwc / wlasnic dfa &c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

Prawie ka3dy polSi agent real
nosciowy oglasza sic W DZIENNlKU
CuICAGOSKIM 10 niejednokrotnie
przekunal sic, re tn najlcplcj mu sic
oplaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

Po,sk polityk, cBy wiekszy ezy mnh,
szv "a o~bow;qzek poczytywac sobis
nowinlen stale reklamowSc narodo-
voSc nasZa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02
MUST PAY RENT ON
LAND Or vACATE It
School Land Buyers Are Warned (;
Action Starts January lst
Against AL Who Are
Delinquent

0RlaAucaa City. Dac Pnrchas-
ers Of stale school land who are
more than two years delinquent -
payments must settle their accounts
hp to within two years or action will
Ae started January !. 10 canceil the
sales and forrest naymen.s already
MADE 4. : J. Shaw. secretary II
'ias state land office said Yesterday
-Tha acfson was authorized ct the
meeting Of commissioners o. the land
o'Fsee This week
Terms os purchase Of stale school
land provide thas tuYers shall make
uisial payment Of The price in cas-
ara the balance III fcrtv eqnsl an
ranl pavmeufs The state hsd ap-
fraximatelv s.aee geo acres of puhli-
land fer sale originally. beginning ia
1915. and abcut 50 per cent Of L has
A4er sola. shaw said resteraay Most
os lie sales were made in 1915
sna Psrrhsssrs Are Delinquent
Delinauent purchasers nnznoe-
ii uf some Of them being nine
wears behind on their pavnents. No
zica was sent ont in August that paw
rleuz Of delinquent purchase money
would he required al once, and q
Large number of purchasers paid as
a resnlt. Land the purchasers of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02

]. c. 1sesA 6s 1T tnvessrAse hunter
Ee Is rne Of the sc-v who VIII brave
the iry aaAsts OF the cold gray dswr
and hiRe to the river or bake and laH
In wHiz for the coming of tbe mi
rr1torr bird. inst for the shees pleas
ure az the sport He Is nov in has
eaenens. for. il shs-e is anything be
loves better than cherry vie. i u tx
tramp over the sruhhle fields and
shwuzh The creek bottoms and the
corn fields in quest Of she festival
quail And another lxahl@ thing
about Charaey Lesh Ae hDes 10 tie
letter az ihe game iav- and whar
be kills the legal bar be cults Yes
se-dRr. the first DAY % The open
ser son he came back sn 8 joruls
mood in the svenfade xith hrs fit-
t4en tst rnadl happy and caniertec
and ready to 20 again the nexz day
@TAe only thing don't I've afsvut the
hun-in~ Law Is that wou cant give
rn-- .. your ls1l 70 yonr friends whc
are unable 10 70 ont atser them ne
said. Nov isn't that Just like oad
CHARLEY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02

ed thousands % the labels on the
cans and had had millAon of them
.enCraes5 Great quantities us the
salmon bearing our brand reached
China and had ready sale among The
ing -fafls. In fact, ther liked the
brand 50 well that we had 40 embargo
our plant 10 Supply the Increased
trade coming from China The nex1
Fargo We sent TO China bore the rev
labels showing the salmon fightin 2
his way np stream 10 YOU Know.
when those cans 0f salmon reached
China snd were displayed for sale
our agenas could not sell single can
VI them. We want the salmon with
the Vicfu-e of the fish swimming
down stream. WAS the irvariaAle re-
mark rnade ty ahe Chinese And We
ha1 10 order new labels showing the
salmon swimming down stream AID
hare Them pasted over the labels
lhas showed TIE s1lrD0n swimming
up stream anyone familiar with
the salmon II course. knows that
that fish never swiGns down stream
1t l. always going up. but that cnt nu
figure il the mind u the heather
Chinese and il cost nc q pretty penny
to satisfy his peculiar mind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02
SEVERAL OFFER THEM
SELVES FOR CITY MANAGER
trlon .inued from Paga r..A

fcon-inued fren PRra 19
'tui Aeaiere ne there viii he some
trsctiaA in procuring the proper PEI
son to manage The eifys destiny The
city is corporation. and corpora
-tiuns canngl Na leosAeay handled "
We could get sorne man who Is nov
vi the head CT some business to re-
lax an6 take On th4 city stunt II
would I've good thing. aai there are
few men engaged in business who
want 10 depart from beaten Lines 70
iaae On 8n experiment However,
the m4naser system should ee tried /;
We nave tried everything from coun-
Gilman to commission form. and The
result is about The same
Among other narnAs suggested for
siry manager are Prank ecssharr
Geo. Pollard. z COAX. gaSs Doasiass
Geo S7.Aer. Ad1is Lee Lowrha- and
Mrs Arthur Diasssrls
{. C. caoihss-. chairman nf The
Rotary .commHsses. to reach "details
on charter revision. said
''7'he e0anrn5ssee has rnei several
times ana tentatively outlined sa1ns
WORT haf 10 resnl1s have hAac
-sscaed Immediately after ihs New
Year. We VIII nnclae down 10 basa-
ness and -repare something ihHs ihs
elssao-s Il he city NAY either vote
down or ap.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02
INFLUENZA TO MAKE
RETURN VISIT SOON

Oklahoma Civ Dee e-lntlnenxa
Will visit oklahoma again this wear
or early in 1927 hat wiz Ne in s
mnch milder form and VIII nor take
snsh heavy toll Of life. Dr. A r
Lewis, state health commissioner.
said in a statement issued here IN
response 10 request for his opia
ION on the possibility az recurrence
Of an endemic similar 70 sse enes
which have struck the state last
three years Hrr9w1rW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02
DOESN'T NEED lNT
llATnEs NON
Mr.. Becker says life is JOY, with
out constipation or stomach
trouble.

Il had ratArrh - tAe stomach an
ht'ad fer shree wears NJ ssnanarh eM'
- haa shsf every time ate anyshsne
sweet. snrh A. frnlt or pastry, the onrn
snr hcs water ~cpiA run euf ~ ms monfA
nook laxative ererr nieat
siDce taking Miiks Emplssoa. my
fsows9s move rarmasrly. hare new taker
sen bottles and hare gained le le pounds.
All mF frirnds r~saark hew fine an
looking. and II seems A pleasure to live
again. wltAeuf stomach tronhle. r. Bert
Becker. Miami Ohio.
rhvsars usually make Siaves out ~ their
nsrrs. ane weaken fAe bowels insfesd ~
correcting them. stomach trouble IN many
eases Is directly due So constipation.
Minis Emulsion Is q pleasant nutritive
feed and a corrective medicine. II ~
ssores nealihy. natural eowes sftion. Co
inr away wi 4 al need ~ pills and vNr-
sitS Il promotes appetite and qusckly
pufs the digestive organs IN shape 20 az
Simulate fnea A. hnilaer ~ flesh sna
sirencsh, Mnks Emnision is Sfrenels -ee-
commended ia those whom Sickness has
weakened. and j. Tsowesfui aid Va n
ssssane snd repairing the effects 81 wast
sos - s@ssssrs,sob ',', III - r~ilerpa. :
shis j. the only solid eralsfaa masi~,
sps snthlafatAe tha- y y ent~n ws'h
seaor like ie cream. TralF Wonderful
IN ~eah. ssckiy sAs1xF A,as
X nfafttr tov4 sFreu ~ vanr rAse. vOn
10 uSrna Is srT Mafs Emulsion rnaeE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02

Siillwaier. De< e-The FIRST an
luai tired SOW ssle and swine ares'a-
~ convention canducaed ~ the
Animal HnshaHdrv department uf he
Oklahoma a 4 NJ college hers xii
oe head February Is. the depsrlment
has amounted Heretofore tie e
-arimeni hAs been disposing OF is
surn.nk stock a7 private sale. hut
lhis rear. TO secure as many swine
S-ee8ers al the convention as posi-
nle. the surplus win ,e sold at puesie
aucua1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02
WONDERFUL WORK DONE
BY AMERICAN FRIENDS
Qlakers on Rhine Furnish CSC, 900
Meals Daily To Children :
and Nursing Mothers Of
Germany

Ph;lAAelphsz. Dec 2-The csernaa-
government has EXPRESSED 20 ths
state department al Washington ats
2T,Tsrec alton q the work of The
American Friends Servsce committee
Of Phi1adelpAiss in feeding under
,nourshed children an the Rhine sec
TOT occupied By she American troops.
The American Cualgers are furnish
inc one mead 8 CAV 70 ssdt,i,a ch6l-
dreu and nursing mothers in Ger
many. having engaged in fAis work al
The request of Eeroerz Hoover. Dur
ing she winter the Friends expeca 10
feed sD@ eee children and moehe-s
daily Only the MOS nnderncurished
children and those in imminent dan
ever 81 disease. are being tnd
The German government notes
which was delivered by TIE Minister
'af Switzerland. roads in parr as fol-
lows
For some time an American relief
MI isSinn has hf-en - operation IN the
government district az Cobienz. its
1nrvose being N feed an6sTnouraslsed
cAifdren and II has aar~~adg helped
thousands q German children The
German government is anxious 10 sT
rress ifs thanks officially 10 The
American government fur this work
X unselissh charity
The foreign oftsce Of me Ger
aian enFire therefore has the honor
% request ahe Swiss legation 10 con-
vey sh@ sincere inAnazs " the Ger
nan government 81 the state depart
rsnf at Washington. n C through
ne Swiss legation for The eenerous
work o. Mr Nogs american member
81 fhe Rhineland commission al
whose Suggestion rhe Quakers M
israook TIE relief work and for 1he
'elt Sscrtlcing activity Of lAe QaaR
IT'S. who In the service Of hnnsnify,
re creating better living conditions +
or thousands of German chldren"