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she ssroAe on sasssaassay. and called out
lyon Liges you George Waskun,nn!
yon Evilena Maria! You jes clear
outen dar, all VI yez. err Iii break
ebery bone In yer black bodies! =
And. turning TO Dorothy again with q
bread grin. she added. You ms
skuse dem ehil.nn. Mis- Dor by. |
dun tole EN- SO many stories hout de
lubiy bride Marsi, crank wax gWin9sr
fotch horne, DAT reckon dey 5cs gos-
ter peek and sence seen yer.
knows amt toll en- han or nun
~Francis. you should have taken
lessons from M3stha and Molly before
you came accounting, a0l yor would
have had no lacs OF pretty speeches.
Dorothy said laughing, Then tnfaias
10 old Iicnartl >, ho was still standing
Il. The carriage door hat IN haad an |
Il ith his wrluklrtl face shcwins b!at'l>-
Fl than eyer under his snow white
wool. she took ais hard, knotty hand
in her two sof. slender white onss,
lud SID with s.aiiic thu: would as 4
wen man u tone Yen arc Cneit
Richard knox who Mr. Francis las
told ne Wis 81 true And now Nou
must lie true t. and love ne also. far
this Is home aHd he and are one. :
Oar amt no man III desc here pass
dat wouldn't luz yer. e dey seed So
cnce. honey. I'll he was White es hisHk J;
Lut me an Martha. an Molly dar.
wou'der lubbed Marse Franks vile
enyhow Tank Ii Lord I'se mere toI-
weicum yer. And with sumetsing
very like 4 tesr trickling dnwn Ii,
wrinkled cAeek lie OLD man bowed
low and hobbies OF. while Ne of the
other color tu.sNd &c srsis fhe house
'You dld Beautifully. i1ogor.
laughed Evelyn ana took Martha 5
kiss without 1 CULVER and ron have
eaptured Them all MS completely IS
The yeriest little rebel ever horn 4
you contif ue as you have began / eN-
pect you wiz soon forge That tnt
A.avfiower' eyes existed
II was a litt.r startled a ihe kiss,
she an wered. hut Francis had iust
told me not u be surprised AT any
thing they SAID Or did and ndedriss-
ed not 10 be- GA see what 81 ohedi-
ent wife YOU have aside q M
There was to- much real af1es :oa
and LOYALTY in them to hurt them flee
least little BIZ Besides have been
~ fha Gh,t+l. 81 u,t,9l, WITH tny fa{hs,
thar ! think understand them lille
in spite Of the Maytiowtr.
~ believe lou do, dear Eselyp
answered And. as YOU say. there
WAS in those three a loyalty and as-
lection as true and answering Is
faith They are unhappily, however
Ill that are leu Of the old set. AMI
fear you will find the others very Diff
ferent =
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CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut our thSs slip. enclose with SC
and mail il to Foley & Co, 1855 Shelf
tleld Ave. Chicago. H., writing your
name and address clearly You will
receive in return trial package con-
tanning Foley.s Honey AID Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds. and Group:
Fclev Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism. hackaehe, kid
ney and bladder ailment; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartie fol
constipation. -biliousness. headaches
and sluggish bowels. lAdy.l
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Dr. Colt Entertained
Ry Mr. And Mrs. Clark

Rev Don S. Colt, ID D.. District
superintendent of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. who preached az a
series Of meetings in Annapolis and
nearby churches on Sunday, was the
gaest over the weekend of Mr., aud
Mrs. Walter Clark at their home, l53
Prince George street.
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Delegates To State
{ unltlltitm OF ID. 4. TX.

The following delegates have been
named to attend the sixteenth annual
State conference of the D. A. r. First
Mrs. d. NJ Garrison Regent; second
Airs- 6 A. Smith. third. Mrs Roberl
Dashiell fourth. Miss Katherine
Walton; fifth, Mrs. +. 4 Gage; sixth
Mrs J. S. Rankin The alternates
runled Mere First, Mrs Allen West
colt; second. Mrs Philip Alger: third
Mrs Carroll Alden: fourth. Airs. Har-
old Everett. hlth Mrs Grafton Rid
out, slAth. Mrs. w y. Berkeley
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Former SHpi. TO Visit
Acallenly Tomorrow

The superintendent Of the Naval
Academy and Mrs. Scales will have as
their luncheon guests tomorrow Cap
tain and Mrs john II Gibbons. u S.
n and a party Of friends whom they
viii bring over from Washington with
them
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Mrs. IgrasllearN Returns,
From philadelphia Visit

Mrs james r Brashcars las re-
turned from a visit Of a week in Phila-
dclphia with Mrs II. A. Diffendal, an
old friend who was one Of the brides
maids at Mrs Brashears wedding.
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Visiting In The
Naval Academy

Mrs Samuel Garrison, OF I,ordens-
town. =. j. Is visiting her son and
daughter -in-law. Captain and AIRS
Garrison, u s. n.
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GHeSt 0f The Aide
And Mrs. Abbott

Mrs John Rankin, wife OF Com
mander Rankin, L. S. n. IS visiting
Commander and Mrs John Strong
Abbott. OF Is Porter Row. Naval Acad
eIny, for a few days
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CHAPTER xxxvIII.
Tho Nome Coming OF q Yankee Bride,
and A Period CT Peace

During the course Of the years that
had passed. the one wing of the old
house that we lived In had been
thorcaghly restored: but the main
body and the other wing were. still
very much as the wreck Of war bad
9sGf them, except Tor a covering Of
vines and creepers. and the softeuing
Influences o. tinge. Therefore. the
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Garhaae Eeealag aaIslales

In connection with the feeding OF
garbage To hogs. Dr. Atherton says:
As ia past years, the feeding OF un-
cooked garbage appears 10 be largely
responsible for starting new outbreaks
OF hog cholera. The numerous aban-
doned feeding plants over the State
are mute testimony 10 the futility OF
trying 70 make this method OF feed
Ing hogs a paying proposition The
latest addition 10 these monuments
of failure is that Of an American Feed
ing Company. located at Bodkin Point,
Anne Arundel county. This plant de-
signed for tile disposal OF Baltimore
city garbage was well built and equip
ped. Garbage was delivered to the
premises at a price much Fellow that
ordinarily obtainahle. Yet this plan
went by the way of the others.
FL view of the fact that garbage
feeding has proved a paying PROPOSE
ton In only few instances, that the
ancooked product is the most fertile
source of hog cholera Infection and
thus Incompatible with sanitation. it
would appear that some other method
Of disposal would re to the best in
tcrcst or the cmmunity.s
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Last Meeting tsf
Parliamentary Law Glass

The last meeting OF Professor Rob
ert's class in Parliamentary Law. be-
ing held under the auspices Of the
Y w G A., will be held on Monday
evening. March the IA.
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Prof. Smiths
Lecture Tonight

Professor G Alphonso Smith will
Lecture tonight at O'Clock at the
residence OF Admiral and Mrs. A. Ii.
Scales.
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oming Prom Baltimore
To sea Vaudeville

Howard Williams, Of baltimore. will
come 10 Annapolis on Saturday TO see
the s. p G. A. benefit vaudeville per.
Torrance.
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Miss Thomas
Slightly In.pEoyeSL

Word has been rec4ised here that
Miss Agnes Redmond Thomas. who
has been desperately i'll in New York
With a severe case of ''flu," IS Sights
Improved.
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classification OF Outbreaks

OF the total number OF cases re-
ported 503 are classcd as primary out
freaks and 81 as secondary out
breaks The causes which have been
proven largely responsible for pri-
mary outbreaks OF The disease in free
localities are feeding unsterilized gar
bago or table refuse and the intro
duction OF new stock Those which
we're found responsible for the spread
OF the infection 10 other herds IN the
locality we're the failure to report the
outbreak Of the disease and to dispose
properly Of carcasses of hogs that died
OF the malady.
Where il was possible to gain In
formation relative 10 the source OF
the infection in primary outbreaks. il
was determined that approximately so
per cent were caused by feeding I'M
sterllized garbage and approximately
II per cent by the Introduction of
new stock
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Visitor AZ
The RestOFy

Mrs. Johnson, Of College Park. is
visiting her son. the Rev Edward Oar
iington Johnson, at 81 Annes Rec
tory
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Veterinarians Cooperate

Dr. Atherton comments fav0rably on
the cooperation rendered by praclicing
veterinarians in this State who have,
almost invariably made. prompt re-
ports OF outbreaks of hog cholera that
have come to their notice and whose
success in administering treatment in
dicated that the great majority OF
them have adopted improved methods
in using serum "The treatment of
the diseases Of swine is strictly a
problem Or veterinary science. requir-
ing special knowledge and skin, and
stock raisers and farmers should be
urged TO employ veterinarians when
ever they are available says DIR.
Atherton
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ployea tn controlling tho most dam
gerous OF the hog diseases.
The number Of outbreaks REPORTED
last year amounted 10 sl4 as against
GO IN 1919 and while these figures
do now show very marked reduction
IN the number OF cases. Or Atherson
attritutes this TO the fact that yery
much better results we're obtained
last year in having outbreaks reported.
OF the GO cases reported, LS5 are
classed as lack yard outbreaks and
occurred among hogs kept in cities
or towns
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LOSSES TO FARMERS
FROM HOG CHOLERA
STILL. ARE SERIOUS

sCoasanssc sresn raes I'D I
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POWER OF LEGION
MAKING ITSELF FELT
American Flag Must nc Shown
In All State School Rooma
Teaching Of History Com
pulsofy hy Law

rhr ru~vf ~ se kasgeaa iea'na
and of nfhng es soldier uFsA aitstlpet
made Haelf fels In the farm ~
lcs .laiise asi4an 10 DssfN esyf
state "a ghe miiiia ussl fnNtsse
States rvg.r, eHeh aeslae
fpilfws aslAs fnm lhe Neaa
msasafos ~hlsh iase eeea satf "a
sesera states : hreg s. eihes lsk.
lallon hre4ne uA WAss ~ asefa
aaAisee has owefxed tfnm lhv leis
mtlte AAl.a andsr she harnof ~ a
yaFlnus IS se'leg organizations 4sass
~ sNe legislation hau teen aesoiel
vo'el W the laiefew ef ghe msa
themselves apme ei u haa had
seml rnhlie Interest sama ~ lt hst
heeu devoted whplls "a lhr N,iefvsg
pi sho whia
- Nlssau hnslne wan the auA
ieei - . mepfefs ehamplnne4 81 ms
Amereap toeaa toslus Il nu~ ies
al IN Mlaeuufl NehmAkA sao passr8
measare levAilAiae fbe pnss AZ f,a
insllea'un " ihe leslon fee NaN
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SENATE BUSY TODAY
CHOPP|NG ARMY BILL
New Action Is Planned BY the
Members Defeated In Drives
on Navy and Cash
Acts

Washington. June lnacterre
~ defeat on The naval and def
eney appropriation hsils advocates 81
economy IN tho senate announced
themselves ar ready TODAY 10 start
q drive 20 reduce the ksss.s 900 an.
preparations carried Ia The army
The princlpal eight Tor reduced al
preparations In she army hlli. a. n
Ehe easc ~ The Navy budget Is cA.
rceied 20 center about she personne
item The former as reported ~
the senate military affairs commr
tee would provided fur an army N
i7e.pao men as compared with pro.
vision for 40 enlisted personnel sf
lSeeoa men in thc measure passe
hN she house
Although the lsp0o0 total was
agreed on unanimously hy The mil
iaFy affairs committee. tWo members
~ the committee. Senators ieuroot
Republican, Visions n. and Hitch
cock. Democrat 81 Nebraska. are an
deFw'nod 50 feel fhai The total Fixed
hy no housc wonla be suttivien, foi
Tho next fiscal year
Tho BIN taken up TODAY represent
an Increase of sls.iSe 600 ia appro-
aniaiieHs oser tho measure as pass
n by the house This increasa ia
largely due % the additional e0ooa
mon provided for and also 70 larscf
appropriations for contingencies 81
the army military Intelligence AMI
vocational training The tln. how
ever represents decrease ~ $40.
1iH.ooa from the army hlll passed
i'y both houses 81 the last congress
hnl vetoed by President Wilson
Chairman Wadsworih N the Mil
iary affairs committee. expects 10 oh-
tain q final voaa ON the blli before
tho end of the week
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TWO iIiI ~iiuI
ny IffSA ca tfliD~

Tuisa tane = u d 0shafne. wsw
shei ahd severely enunded ami Nfs
r4ul warmer bis sister. ~aa serious
iv rit ~ flying Particles tfaa fhs
sams halieg ~ stsafaa eH thw VAN :
seraws passa fusa west ~ fnlW
laie Sunday raal tafaef hasnAat ~
lhs iaiured ~nman ths ihls4 sere
pant or fhs motor EAR pssiy fired gn
~hen ne suarta enmmaad hais wss
not obeye1 eseanel auiaiHrsd
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I Hundred Drown When Flood I Its rein
RIIIN HlER AGAIN
"RRt\cS HOME TlIt BACON

Guthrie has again ~on oat ia ihe
two blg van csab contests ems At
Amarillo and sAr other AZ NAvhia
Fans Rlls lleer led the feed
~ over @oa crack shooters ~ t,s
country Al Amariio he scored sss
opI " fosaable seo. NV Esans
~ Lake Arthur New NsAlco. ana
W Condor q liigrna. reNas easA
w"stlng a srorc of eSi ilis NAs :
thsee aays shoot. and vas hosly ean-
sctfed
AT tho wichita rails shcot nii
1'eer Wnn first place ~ seoro 81
ieg out of the geo with u Death.
eraec second on la2 Thcre we
nearly go registered fof ttlis canies
Nr iseer Rad emo mere enusest o
shoot nfi cn this foar il BEING a
ssesa nj ranger where ian
numher q tho crack ,yep shooters
~ the country VIII meet
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Graphic
StOryOf
Tragedy
BULLETIN

Pueblo, June 6.---Lifs loss from the
flood which swept down on Pueblo ana
this part Of coiofsao. Friday Mort
will exceed a thousand. The properly
loss may 90 beyond twenty million
dollars. One hundred and three per
sons are missing from passenger
train No. ., Denver and Rio crande
struck by the flood Friday nlgns
Thousands Of horses dogs and other
animals were drowned consapion IS
now the great fear. Money is pou~
ING In 10 aid the sufferers. The Hood
waters arc fast receedinu and tae
work of clearing away the debris and
burylno dead animals is 90 na so-ia
rapidly. thousands of people have
voIunteercd help. Business Is sux-
pended while the clean 40 is or. rhe
overflow has drained back INTO the
river leaving an unsIohtIy view e.
posed Mllitla has taken conp'es
control os the pol cling
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ffuasau Isnr New ief.es 4e
esefeien state eaonal M halt
ahie nndef tae teaenl ptnhlpHpa
enforcement lsN fof nlefal tfan
tvtaiion ~ tHor at.ufilas IS ae
arluuo Tieoa inaay bY fhemsa
NceFan Attorney Geuefsl whn halAs
ttN lhe sfAia msy projected eiih ihe
noHnr n .onfisys'e5 liqaer allhno
fess ~ iunloasuiiun hY ise i'vau Il
anshaftiiea
fhe epfA pefann ~ aaea ln fna
nst'nnal prohibition ace ls eof ap
plleahle 70 NeW Jersey As sfsgt
according m the Attorney tirnotHi
ana accorlluely the provision nf gta
vaa NeHa state enforcement aei
authorizing tae AistHpuiloA N selsel
llanoe 30 henpinla anil state iHsftis
Huna fof mefleIaal purposes mast
81 fulfiiicd without inemrina ghs
isnrcr of aetloH by Fpdasai afifeesi
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Gay Night Life On the White Way Closed By Decree of Bare,corn

New York. June 6 With one foot
rgstsY trapped in the mausoleum that
holds John Barleycorn. Broadway has
learned that You cant have . roof
without cellar The last ditch Of
night life IN the Gilded GJeh has
closed for the summer The Midnight
Froiic girls have received their notices
The famous roof garden which opened
at midnight is dark
New York is putting is dollars to
bed with It's thirsts and the chickens.
Gay parties are confined TO private
apartments The Midnight Frolic
was the nightly solare of those who
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O. C. MAYOR SUES PAPERS

Oklahoma City. June Mayor
c. Walton has flied suit in the
district court here for si.eoo e00
AGAINST the Oklahoma CITY Tim
nd the Daily Oklahoma. evenins
and morning newspapers here. alice
ing that amount is due him as the
result OF various articles published
which are wholly false. and have ex-
posed me to public hatred contempt
and ridicule" The petition contained
six counts. and Ia filed directly
against the newspapers. the Oklas
homan Publishing company
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eye WITNESS TELLS TRAGIC
STORY OF FLOOD

Colorado Springs. Colo. jane
Frank Ducray Sheriff or Mcso coun-
~ whose home Is AZ Grand Junction
arrived here LAST night with ono ~
the most thrilling and graphic of the
survivor and rescue sioscs com,as
out OF Pueblo Sheriff Ducray WIS
passenger on the Dtnvc- and Rio
Grande train No 8. which arrived IN
Pueblo on Friday nighl at eight q "
Tho train. the sheriff said. was
comfortably filled and he stated A.
guess that Il contained about 2Na
passengers Just As vhe train nulle
ur 20 the bridge over the Arkansas
river, leading into tho union station
i was stopped. be said
I'VE were left there on the nex,
track was Missouri Pacific train.
he related 1--WE had been there onlv
a short time when we heard the mar
Of waters and the flood lspped a.
The coach steps and began rssns
rapidly. II soon was rushing through
The car. Some OF us went M and
down in the cars Quleting the pas
sengers. many of whom were
creaming and moaning ard praying.
"A young girl was sitting In her
seat crying. stopped Ia reassure
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tNal aFtnHlkasis@a shpuiH en
eaWfaHe thp iAav aAeuutw tua8A
faHlei fraae aass nv nav MaNs
rsey eas been sfraikaHt "a chs fhi
rasp paga epavt jW8Fa Nhs1f
Asuoia Has ffet eap rases tnsel
as haf If all ~ this aHmbnf only
f@e iafeaHanta srfs nsF Nsanfs aai
fheif osfsnsrs ueFn sHsal INsf9
raHia br ns muse conclusive nVldeuHH
~ iha m'He M faNthDot
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could not escape the rigors Of the
summer climate
Beautiful girls appeared IN 4 friend
~ way at your table and sang and
permitted YOU 10 puncture their rub.
ber jewelry with lighted cigarettes and
they sang daddy" songs, TOO, in such
q plaintiye way that merchant princes
forgot the cares Of the day.
But their art will not 90 with roast
beef Back they will go, miserably. to
the tenemenis. villages. kifckens and
factories that fed them TO Broadway
In a few cabarets they are singing
heroically 10 a few sleepy consumers
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NfDDA DI ~ M iNiIII
MN ron Ills III Afii

NaN Ypfh lane y affa ave- f'Hfh
aHna kahrF Ntlow ~ tmnlei haAsr
~ cleveland oHl9 pHtllahtnf. whe
NAs wafiesst sfstit twN vests aHt
was hrla shesf tati Endav te awaW
rsffadiilan ga shafNe of compile
Hy la hef haslAna dasih
Nrs RaHef Naa sFfe*tad NHrr 8at
nrdaN nfNt Nha @Aa lAHtfe9 iN
glayrlana sNysFai dag* aNu
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'oylea Indian went down 10 DE-
fcas 81 SUNDAY bali game iy s
Hcpf" 81 e 70 Nelson's "NNf
ents newer played boitor ban tbsn
they dd SUNDAY on the coy'o flnld
snd The team work was porfsrr Ths
next game heiween these two con
tenders VIII ha played on the Guthrie
diamond Crescent defeated Mu-
hall At Mulhail Yesterday by SCORE
of 10 5 and Marshali took Caehioa
measure TO the fune of 70 on ta3
Marshall diamond
iAngsion'a co'ored team gave the
Guthrie coiored team . severe dfnb
bing here SUNDAY afternoon. when
fCoutluued oD Page ~
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49, wlfe m sALooN

Chicago. June s Al neardsley
anrcfed husband. pursued his young
w'fh. Alice. FOR mile here early w.
day and shot and Killed her aa she
ran into = saloon for protection
Beardsloy then killed hiinseH
polite gaid the couple had hee
separated for two months b a.
Reardsley had called on here TO-DAY
after which she fed tho home
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ttt NJ ROOM ,I hlDfD
" llOllniii IIsiNL SHAFTS

Toledo ONO June 8 the seeond
chapter ~ rolcdo's famous af.oo0.ooa
postoffice robbery started to-day
when So defendants accused ~ con,
hlici'y wen, or trial - carefully
guarded room.
Wanda ufbaytin. once named as
'he master mind Ia the THEFT. and
Father Anihony cofck % Mex chi
CAGE. indiana. arc among The defcf
danss.
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of cheese sandwiches Once they sang
cheerfrlly 70 faces wreaihed ia lobster
claws
The girls are mighty discouraged
Nightly they eongregaie in the song
lees all night lunches waiting for the
Geriie or Rosie or Johnny or Dick.
who still hold on 70 a slipping job ia
some half empty caharet 10 join them
and tell some more bad news
They ara taking It phiosophically
knowing that their art has vanished
For time they must live by their
wits A elum reality indeed Broad
way never had eo many ioblegs acfors
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When "Gentlemdn Jim'
Defeated "JOhn L."

The pugils FIRST hy John l. sullivan passed fo
the head of james Corhe Sept 1899 ~ he twenty frsi
ro,d of their championship fight New Orleans rorbe had
lot ~ fun winning the fight and the $4,000 that with
lie lowered three inches above the champion aud continually
smiled down ~ sullivan m most annoying torheit had
been bank clerk before taking the ring seriously
Corhett dancing master tactics euded the powerful Sullivan
and enabled Corbett 10 pick many openings for his attack
As the battle spun along the Californian fo ed sullivan
take the defensive, lie had the champion drpcd ropes
when the bel the end o The twentieth round the
round sullivan beaten down hy smashing rights and es tried
hard 70 regain his feet and but his strength
equal g his will
III the greatest ring battle IN the public und that had
been staged and good sold for dollars
and
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Uoozr cAsra nrinc rHiFD in
rEoEnAL couRr Tnis wax

fauf men ehaffed n'h glnlallan
- lhe foaarsl ar ap pll he iflsA
s. fedets, oomi ih's sarA fho ma
iority 81 ihn easrt rewe ffam 'he
0aaen country nhafa ehisbey ~ anv
klna hglnm q fahninaa aum Ana ann
tase chances la settling bYa Hefefal
white slave sasss wu slse - f'd
Al lhis ierm ~ e0ar
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PULLMAN WORKERS
OVER NATION TO STRIKE

Wilmington. Del June 8 An i'm
mediate vote on a nationwide siriks
Of Pullman employees has boon ralI-
ed by the national organization of
the employees according 10 notifica
tion received here today by the
local federation OF pullman workers
The strike will be effective June i0
II a two thirds majority Of the en-
ployes vote in favor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-06
I'M N\T UAt sIIIfN Ui
NR. A\D Mrs. FOlI/. III Nh

Marie Elizabeth Felfx "a month
old daughter % Nc aua Airs ohas
folig PASSED away "a Z g iuse
after a week Illness ~ eho'eps %
faninm Services wlll he held l0
morrow aficrnoos ai 2 clock al the
Herman Eyangelisile churrh eotne
81 l7ih ana loRftn nYcnHe Aflr-
tae seryiceS the remalns u ~ tan
On 10 seward for burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-06
GIW AtH BROTHERS ,RE
NAMED PACK nm AcI\IS

Raymond hcyer has anne2ea :
fine iasi model single sis parkart
ear one of enc pctficst and nws'
durable cafs made The sale was
made ihroush the Ger aoh nfothe
of this ciiv who hase recently becn
made agents for ihc Packard cnm
pany In this pari 80 the state ThN
ear honghs by neyer has all q ths
latest equipment