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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-10
Vicious Circle.

II suppose we'll he getting some Of
these nice fresh ergs for breakfast"
said the country bOarder.
Yep these very eggs, but not till
ye come down here next year. re-
turned the farmer. "Ye see. I've got
to sell them TO the local commission
man, and he sells them to the lsbber
who In turn sells them back here ID
the fellow who runa the country gro
Gerry, and l buy them from him"
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who will one day infallibly be rich by
the. turn Of lottery wheel. This Is
the strange anomaly who would fight
for u woman In this world or for
heaven In the next, but who would
work for neither IN any world or any
circumstances whatever"
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-10
EDITOR WILL DISPENSE JUSTICE

We have received word that the
editor Of this paper has been named
a justice Of the Peace for this dis
rict. We have been foolish enough
to accept the appointment.
1t seemed as II such an official was
needed here. Mr.. Northup was out
Of town, and besides he had served
his term at disagreeable job. 9th
er men who might have taken the
Job. were In such situation that they
might wish to use the court, and
as the editor never sues anyone. and
no one ever sues him for obvious
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RAPALLO: QUIET HAVEN
OF STORMY FUMES
ARBITERS


Fighting and blo0dshed at Fiume,
held for many months by the poet
adventurer. Gabrielle d'Annunzio, has
been In striking contrast to the quiet
and peace OF Rapallo, In the neighbor.
hood Of which was signed the Rapallo
agreement, so frequently mentioned
in the newspapers.
1t was to enforce this agreement,
which provided for the formation of n
free state Of Fiume, that the Italian
regulars stormed Fiume.
The quaint little town Of Rapallo
lies close to the mid-poInr of the mar
row mountain-rimmed shore of the
northwest Coast of Italy, just south Of
France, which constitutes the world.
famed Italian Riviera. The semi circle
Of the Riviera lies open to the sunny
south. To the east, north and west
rise the sheltering heights of the
Apennines and the Ligurian Alps. So
wonderful are the. climate and the
scenery Of these rough, sun-bathed
mountain slopes and bits Of beach pro.
tected from northern winds and
washed by the warm waters OF the
Mediterranean. that they have come to
be looked upon as forming the most
pleasant winter resort In Europe.
The western arm Of the Italian
Riviera's mi-circle-"the Riviera Of
the setting sun"-adjoins France and
Is best known and most frequently
visited. The eastern arm-"the RI
viera Of the rising sunr-has bolder
and more picturesque scenery; the
quaintness Of Its towns and villages
Is less affected by modern buildings
In tliia latter section of Italy's wonder
land lies Rapallo, pearl Of the East
ern Riviera"
Rapallo lies on the Bay Of Rapallo,
formed by the greatest Of the multi.
tude Of headlands that Jut into the
Mediterranean along this serrated
coast. The Monte dl Portofina. which
forms the summit Of the headland
rises abruptly from the sea to q height
Of 1000 feet and affords probably the
best vantage point In the Riviera for
a comprehensive view Of this magic
region Of mountains and water.
A mile to the south Of Rapallo on
the shore Of the same bay is Santa
Margherita, like Rapnllo, town re-
tanning much Of the Quaintness Of the
old Riviera, unsp0iled by modern In.
fuences. The road skirting the bay
for several miles from Santa Mar
gherita, to the point Of the Portofno
headland Is said to afford one of the
most beautiful and charming walks In
Europe. On one side are dark rocks
washed BY the glitterins, blue sea; on
the other rise pine-covered slopes on
which are situated many beautiful
villas.
The entire region about Rapallo and
Santa Margherita is noted for the
large number Of these show places. In
one Of them, the stately villa Spinola,
the agreement between Italy and Jugo.
Slavia was signed. Though this villa
Is nearer Santa Margherlta, It is Just
over the line Of the Commune Of Ra-
pallo. Because Of this detail of COM
munal boundaries the important agree
ment which fixed the status of FIume
and the Dalmatian coast, and seems to
have solved one Of the most stubborn
Of the after-the-war territorial prob
lens, will go down in history, not
bearing the name Of the nearby Santa
Margher5ta, but bearing that Of the
more distant Rapall0.
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reasons, It seemed that perhaps we
should take another turn at the task.
Most of the cases in justice court
should be settled between the par
ties.
We have one request TO make Of
people seeking the aid Of this court
to settle their troubles, Get your ad-
vice from some one else. We think
We have gone further than we
should in giving advice, because
there was no attorney here to per-
fern the service.
Now we have one attorney in
town, and we believe that we have
no right to listen to evidence or aid
In making papers for either party,
except In court time and in the pres
ence Of the parties. We have no
right TO practice as an attorney, aId
will not do so.
Get your advice and papers made
out somewhere else. and then we
endeavor - do our hest to give you
square deal We will probably
make one or two enemies in the mat
ter but that is what We draw big
salary for.
Nv and Mro Mor4yu ut,itaJ ,oi
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HARBAUGa @AND
2f0LDMLETTER

In response to a written inquiry
from the /Tribune-Republican asking
him to state for publication his atti-
tude ont county division bill Rep
resentative H. H. Harbaugh Of Gree
ley has made the following answer:
yours of the twentieth at hand
relating to my connection with the
Pawnee county bill which bears Mr..
Abbey's and my own name. When
Mr.. Abbey asked me to put my name
to the bill with him | took the same
under advisement and consulted
many Greeley people before l told
him would do so. The matter was
taken up with the county chairman
in a conversation as well as with
the secretary OF the county central
committee, perhaps might say.
with good number Of the bank
officials, merchants and professional
men as to the position | should take
on the same. The expression was
practically unanimous that | should
put my name on the bill with Mr.
Abbey and then leave 1t up to him
TO get through. This | did feeling
II was the wish of the large majori-
ty Of my constituents that do so.
At that believe did the thing ex-
pected, and many still tell me the
bill should pass with the two amend
ments suggested. have always in
sisted that II II were possible the
matter after 1t passed. II IL was pass
ed. should then go back to the pro-
posed county for ratification. This
we now see cannot be done. ] have
had nothing more to do with the
bill than the fact that my name was
placed on same at the suggestion OF
those who ought TO know in Greeley
and Weld county.
"The bill is now in the senate
having passed the house the day |
was home In Greeley so | am not re
corded on the same at all. did
not know 1t was coming on the cal
endar when It. did, so my absence
was not planned 10 evade RESPONSE
bility.
~ do not know what will be the
disposition Of the bill in the senate.
Many more are asking for county
division than are opposing the same,
| have not said or done anything re-
garding said bill since IL left the
house except the conversation ! have
had with people in Greeley when |
am home at week ends. These peo-
pie are about equally divided on the
matter and many have said to Inc
If the changes suggested, taking ont
the Osgood township and the wes-
tern tier OF townships of the pro-
posed county as is proposed toamend
the bill II 1t ever comes out Of COM
mittee, those who thought at first TO
oppose II say that II will be all right
II 1t passes.
81 recognize that quite an opposl-
tion has developed all at once and
what | am wondering now is why
this did not show up when the same
was in the house. Then there was
no opposition from the Greeley dis
trict at all am the representative
Of the people and especially cf the
republicans of Weld county ard
frankly I am desirous at all times
to sense the pulse Of pGblie opinion
to the best of my ability on qucs-
tions affecting the entire Junty '-o-
Greeley Tribune Republican.
How refreshing that sounds after
reading the bunk peddled by J. C..
Ewing, Mumper, ct al.
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin visited rel
atiyes In Morgan Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29

Women's $1.5O
Union Suits, 9Sc
Regular and Extra
sizes,
Heavy heece-lined
cotton ribbed. Some
slight imperfections.
All shapes.
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fnltI OI MAXWELL,
Cans IL INDUCED

Aadlaef dfup tn she pflnsa NJ aasn.
mptliss has been announced by tAs
" u pFiass Maxwell ear eampaav me
revised liss far Maswell cara shows
em ~ to % an uiedsla tlnder
ihH Hf'sef rued4ssfa and tanFinw eafv
'li sell al tsst euupaa a sltts ana
Asians "A tl&ts. . b. gAn factory.
The reduction "a the fifst step In
taa ~ eraanlsaglDn ~ ,he slaxweli
Motor car eumHspya properties -
MaY la uuder whleA enc MAsweil
Hlants ~ f'e'rptt HkhlNang Faysnn,
One New Castle Indiana and Wlua
asf oaiaFlp wefe purchased ~ nnw
company Tho purchase waa rnai
slrp q p'an Nhlsh hAa heen nn4ss
consideration tos esyefAl moalh. Il
i# announced
1'h frduetlan VI thr sseoa1 An
nouneea by las AnKwnFl eampaaf
Since ihv war The trs made last
ell VAS a eai @ me pflea ~ opaa
'afa amounting d ssio asa 1850 "a
lnAei ran
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Reading
DiSSOLped
ByCourt

Philadelphia May. .l-The United
States district eours this agterncsa
approved the modified plan 10 dis.
solve the Reading COMPANY as Sc
creed BY the United States supreme
court The modified plan Was ap-
proved BY the Reading company and
The United States attorney general
when Il was presented TO the cour.
on May end
BY its approval. the court gives
equal rights between common and
preferred stockholders of reserved
stock of the new corporation 20 r.
formed 70 take over the r a3ius
eompanys equity "a the Phiade'nha
and Reading Coal and lrou Com
psny's stock
The opinion OF the court. alfo d.
cides the only point u controversy
between the Reading company and
the government concerning the sale
ot majority holdings Of the stock q
me New Jersey Central Rsilway
company The court declines 70 or
der an immediate sale of this naior
isy stock. which Is held by the ra'l'
road company OF 70 SPECIFY any tlm
within which the sale shall De made
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COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
CRYSTALLINE IN COUNTY
Expert Workers Winding UP
Successful Campaign In City
and Rural District DR.
Corn Active

Community activities in Guthrie
ard Logan county are rapidly crystal.
izing and taking form. The com
munity executive council has plans
now about perfected for carrying
on" during the next year The yari.
ous working committees have their
plans well in hand bu. everything
mus, await the final disposition of
the Chamber OF Commerce budget
This budget mus. first be pushed 10
a successful termination. as Il Is 20
be the real basis Of all the lines o'
publicity which have been planned
for the next year II Is the ground
work for all other husInesA com
munity and publicity activities, and
Guthrie business men should al once
fully realize the importance OF puttiag
over without further delay this
budget
Some OF me officers OF the National
Community Service OF New York will
be In Guthrie over SUNDAY. and they
will decide Just what shall be done.
under all conditions. with the Guth-
RE field.
DR.. Corn delivered the commence
ment address at the NJ. e. church
Saturday afternoon 70 the graduating
pupils OF the grade schools. State
Superintendent Wilson was unable 10
be present. and Il deyolved on DR..
z. " Corn to perform that important
service. which be did in a scholarly
manner. He gave he boys and girls
some idea Of xha, they are inherit
ing from the attainmeuts and expert
ences OF the present and past genera
tons. II was an inspiring though
for these young people who are 10
come on the stage Of activities. and
from whom so much will be expected
and required in the strenuous and
exacting conditions which are 70 -
suit from the adjustments ~ present
probiems Of life activities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

Kansas City. No. May 2l--Kirby
Merrill, the imam with the steel legs,
has come out of the wilds Of Kansas
TO prove he Z the greatest long-distance
pedestrian in the world. Merrill is
Kansas farmer and a raw-boned hiker
whose one ambition Is TO walk the long
trail from New York 10 San Francisco
in shorter tire than any other cross
country trekker
It's little jaunt Of 1896 miles
from New York to San Francisco and
McRill has figured il right down TO
a mere matter Of taking 9.6f0,2li
steps, which Is not 50 many, after all,
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felix's LODGE NO. AIS
| IS CROWNS RAPIDLY
Biz Glass To Be Initiated Next
Tuesday; Five Good Ones
Join Last Night; Flag
Day To Be Event

Al the regular meetl..x o, caihrse
Lodge No. ~ TO b. held Tuesday
evening. May sstA ballot ~la be had
on the following applications fe'
Membership 70 the lodge
Dansel n Bsrd. l.xandrymAn.
Lester i. Coleman. College student
George if Conroy salesman
Evard A Dean. Veterinarian
Jahns Duke. clerk
Henry George Salesman
William " Grassman. Garage
g n kelloeg Mechanic
Gay " kirchner. Salesman
Martin korsf Locomotive Flrenlas
Anthony oiiau. Farmer
= W Owen. Contracting agent
George a Riker Printer
N G Roe Manufacture
Raymond a schetrompf clerk
n A. Smith. Banker
J.. l.. Tai!aferno, Farmer
Carl y Walton. Mechanic
Following the ballot % candida ~s
there ~-.ll ~ Initiation 81 i class ~
thirty An members of Gathris
lodrg No as are urgei 70 be prss
eai at ihls session A social sass oa
viii fellow The lodge viii Opera
promptly a 5 O'Clock "a M
lt Is the carded plan of the lodee
10 lsnuch a campaign for new mem
aership following Flag Day exercises
which wili be held GA sunday after
poon, iune lsth al . aDck IN ths
First NJ r church al which time y
T Freezing attorney general ~ the
state VII deliver tAe address Jaasc
Ffeeling has the reputation 0f teane
one of the foremost araiors of the
State and there IL 30 question ID the
minds % Guthrie Elks who know him
bat he will uphold that well marited
reputation Flag Day rails on juno
"A. bur 4 IS permissible for Elks
hroaehout the country 70 hold FLAX
DAY exercises on sunday nearest thar
apte Therefore Ea'ted Ruler Tom
lenklns ~ the lecal lodge has desig
mated SUNDAY jane leih as the date
Ior the services
FIVE candidates voted favoraby
ipon we're Inflated into the mysteries
81 Elkdom al a special session of the
odge held last night Tae new EiAs
are u Douglass NJ A Smith. Roy
'ralbe and G G Sandidge
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day Edward paFson Weston walk
"a Il n los days. aud john Ennis did
the same defiance N 50 days aud five
h"lrf can smash both records.
believe, for ! ean maintain an average
Of between 80 and 90 miles per day on
the trip.
Meltill has secured Judge lsaecsohn,
well known Kansas City promoter
and trainer, "a his manager aud Is al
ready prattising gross country hikes
IN kaneas from his home a. Tongn-
noxie 70 points hundred nales away
lie wear No. Il shoe and a pair lasts
him ordinarily 400 miles,
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leg weary on hike On one occasion,
70 test the enduring powers 6f his
% uscular legs. b. walked l35 miles
without stop Those legs Of steel
never failed him as mile after miic
was clicked off on his pedometer
Finally, however. he says that he be
qan 20 lose his sense of hearing Next
his eyesighi began 10 fail and he could
no longer see distinctly. lie was
forced 70 stop at the end of ihc l35th
mile, but his legs never gave ont
intend 10 break all cross-eouniry
records in my walk from ocean 70
ocean this summer McIiill said To-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21
FEDERAL COURT TO
CONVENE HERE MONDAY
Miller Brothers Trial Il Put over
To Scplmeber Term Many
Booze Cases Clutter
Docket

wia heavy docket betofs him.
Judge I9hu u soilersl Aul recon
sene fedefal court hsra Monday
mofulag The Judge wis sallea "a
AfkenAaa last week 20 aQld a sl,veial
Term "a Fao Smith
Monday wll 30 afratsnmeai Day
xhep al persons uho we're lealelsd
~ tas ree~ut srand Jury will be
fsaaFsi 10 aprear aad enter a vlsa pf
gullty og aa' guilty t'niesa the iu
4ielfd partlss appear their bonfs viii
ae forfeited 10 the government
AefofAink to flefberl ". Peck.
l'Hlea States district attorney. an
effort wlll be made 70 clean ~ tho
ioetef aa soon az posslfle.
The case D. lbe Miller brothers.
lsncA clfy raneh owners. charged
with fraai Ia connection with me par.
ehane of land from Indians. has not
hesn set Peek sold but he expects Il
70 eome w q the September term II
federai eouFi. which kli be held IL
Oklahoma city
Theirs are pambsr II cases charE-
ing violation n ley and nAFeotls
laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

Woman
Is Thief

ehaease MAY 81 AA aatamabssa
Aey'dsat wslsa Faaai,sd lm lnlmfsaa
'sailss g tieesamaslA vas biams,t
ps relatives aaa phsasgasa se.lAt lar
Aesa ~ Nsa fosses "A Hell asoA
ega wife wha confessed lNaf nsRht
aeaefdlns lr lAs pallan thai fav a,arw
shAn fsas shs bail heeA sunblnx tito
hene@ pf eeallhy amlileu hy eealas
AZ maA rhe laes eas aAM total
wnfs thar Fes ae9 ana mueA ~ il
~ns fsaed q Alr# iEslfs hutap
Ns igaii wAa HplA ii dsteniisu
hpme selsv hsakea ar faar tpFmsl
ehaeaes 81 mhhrg4 lgse eanalslaa
sAs said hs attending phyns ANA s,
~ aefsea. tsr ~ aaalsion - MENTAL
tfapliga wlgh Whlsh .ha was sala D.
he aftlgieA she II saou ,o hseome
maghor
MrHshses ~ ghv fAmliy leaay sala
thss Wfa ttvl waa M aa autamahls
seldoaf several Years aga An aaer
ai.eH en ane lsx waA neeeaaary ana
ite weaH8 newer heAisi fnfaetlna
aet % ena e was naeessAfy to exs
'ari hvr leelA hNsausa thr tnfwcslns
hean fu spread fvlAtlYss sAla
TAe eaAA Was ane ~ tae meat un~
'#el DA thtaNu nuAiea seeofas MIRA
Vol ~tih an alaawanea N ffnN
wuala grum hrr hsutaaA. swu auis
nnllle+ ana magnificent home tor
s.asata
fftaAftgtts4 a.. tfa# 4k
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10 a Kansas farmer like Merrill. who
says il 5 mere bag o shells 70 him 10
hike twenty-five miles TO t)wn, enjoy
an afternoon s picnic and then hike
back again in the evening.
Merrill has been walker since b.
was fonr years old and walked 10 far
away from the farmhouse that il tired
his daddy all out TO find him lie won
walking race from Kansas City 10
Chicago recently against time and also
holds record for walking from Chi
cago 10 Milwaukee.
The man with the steel legs" they
call him, for as yet he has never been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21
DENNIS MAHON[Y, "CnANNI
OLD MAN," PASSES AWAY.
Father oi John Mlhoucy of Tnia
city Had Reached Ripe Old
Age Of "a When Death
Called Him Home

NumsWhefe oat 5 ihs sosa whsn
ite foH + called aWFt aa8usis
llerp The aeswss ameA u .
leer flfm. hpnesl mAhy votes Fu
iAe transition from etat vs. can ts
fa wrml 40 can death nertN saA
fNeeese3 "a aehlsye aofprlsFs
transformation Assuming inst ns
'lse ~ lhe nndamulal wluel.le ts
tae achamr " CREATION. viz mas MWs
n liosn thar ihe man vie knaN hera
4 ln ali vital feapeein, lha ssmo
man lU the Distant oynr thafp n
saers u Justice II The Divine powsr
Wild rvioreuee ~ the dlaposIilun 81
the Immortal part %, mas when 81
ioasea this mundane aphere. ana w.
tayc every reason 20 heiiesn theru II
fhe soul " the lata departed panals
Mahoney la nos enjoying ihe fli'
benefit thereof for lragr flaef
CAr#'lan rpntlemcn never IlYud as
this old oafih shan hr
lpnnle Mahanpy passed ffam shgs
iife tala morning a. lhp ripe pri
nen et - DEATH came ueaeef'fly ~
bin ~ he was alillnR AZ me break
fAst table AZ a few mluaies before Z
oelork 10 had Recon IS ssesiiea'
hspl'h pNlll few days aso .~ssr
he Sustained faH 'Nai injured N.
shoulder slightly lha he made 90
Fanftnu4.f on ,t.a.
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The fret wife ~ Bradford ne mncn
married Rome0 who was convicted
.n district court and given fiYe yeaft
N McAlestrr. called 0n Attorney
~owther Saturday. saving she in
tended to stand by her husband and
JON him when he has finished hla
trick ia STIR She claims Bradford
vas slnned against and dld not rot q
chance According to the reeoras
Bradford has thres wiyes
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Budget
Must Not Fail

rhe nNsty Leader has ever
Neen credited with consls
seneS II sounds better. Il
Feels better 4 costs less rs
a food habit FOR both the
Leader and is readers
The Leader always steers
cleaf q controversies They
are neiihcr business nor
ni~asurv NM whatever Is
good for Guthrie whatever
wili hrln9 permanent good %
her citizens and business
men both TIE Leader and
yoa should stand FOR The
i.eadcr prefers eating th~
doaghnai and allowing she
other fello~ 10 eat the hoie.
No % you
This al means that the
Leader ana sou mast take
hold and put over thAt sh3m
her af commerce hAdgei
Now this is enough 10 SAY
to som Bat Va the fellow
who prefers ~ eat she hole
the Leader ls forced ~ nay
The hadgel Is lAe only safe
plan FOR anything from the
goNernmeni down Ii pea
nat stand II ts system V
ss business 8, ~ modern
Should lha, budget tail
which i w1n ll yoa don't
% your dais tha pull. on
your flncaneial lex daring The
tae next iwslve months are
going ~ be just double What
that budget is costing yon
II you are a good business
man you already knew that
That budget must he sac
cessfally close within q Vefy
Few days. or bs lasiins
aud disastrous 9ailare will 20
scored against Galhrie anu ,
Nna
liate YOU s4ythlng more
important on hand Monday
mognIng than this budget
problem II 50, go to K
bni dont kck nv Leader for
mol Warning ym u Ia up 20
yea. what wll vou dps
George Won 7 you must
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

Ottawa lows. Mag gi Matter
oliver religious oAleelor dNr
the war. who lives two miles easf ~
selma has been fasting fit'y das
and said 10 bo in very serious ass
'dition ile will nor cat b says 0n
tH he recelsee blessing from the
Lord which he maintains ho deserves
because OF NE of sacrifice
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Girl ~ TRANCE ron
NEARLY YEAR RECEIVERS

venice cal Nay n Elhel ilam
NOR i5 years oid Friday WAS ~
ported 20 have virtually recovered att
her mental and physical faculties ~
Ter having heen victim sncc Jun
~ last 81 peculiar form 81 eicep
mg sickness She said hsr mind hea
been a blank from ihe iimr she bet
came ~ until a Few dave aeo
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l'ome MAY ~ Three pprsons are
dead twu are ayiaS and maHy arr
saiinrimg Az raanl ot pitched
hAi's" between coin Huuisis and ex
IRENE Nationalist .. chiasl Tuscany
where eleetlon disorders con
tlnue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21
~i\ III >nIsID UNION
lli ms In NH I

cleveland ohio May N Anleux
lmaiely s's hundred general ehalrmAa
II ibe four hR brothefhuods and The
ewlithmtu un.on ~ North America
tlll Alieni Z iont conference IN CO.
csTo on laly !st 10 consider ana pass
NIon the wagr award made hy ihr
n.'ed States railroad board waa
becomes efieetlf" on thai dale
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WANTED slleslAn CONSUL

Russian. sem wlid ard whlsker
I'd like 4 pard. vas IN Guthrie. Sal
nrdsy trying 10 get in touch with
the American consul for sliesia He
was apprised o. the fact that there
were no conmIls OF any kind FOOT
loose in Guthrie and was referred 10
John Goloble. who has a bid IN for en-.
yoy 10 Jugo sloYia