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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

~ LIN A1ISAJ AA0alNc oAtSiAN |
veselohry; piano bylo otevrene,
ale klapky jeho zustaly ne
dotknuty. .Pauletta hledela tise,
zadumcive do cerveneho zaru
v krbu.
Zvonilo Sc. Megrina bezela
ku dverim. Prah, jejz hlidala,
nesmela zadna nepovolana no.
ha prekrociti.
"Monsieurp" oznamovala
starena. Pauletta vyskocila We
sele vstrics pfichozimu.
'FVypadas unavene a malat-
me-, potala. "Snad jsi Ease
neztravil ten cely bozi den vi
dusnem atelieru Proc Sc jen
tito . vsichni umelci rodi?"
"Chudoba jest mocnous. po-
hnutkou. S nj a Tebou abych
Sc osvezil, vykonam jeste vel
ke veci,'
"Ty zajiste nejsi We smyslu
sveta zadnym dobrym muzem.
'Bezpochyby me-
"HrajeS a pijes?"
"Nekdy."
MAS dluhy? Potrebujes pc
nize?"
"Kdo by nepotreboNal, me
dite? Takove St'astne stvore
nj isem jeste nevidel.'
Prikrocila k psacimu stolku,
vzala n6kolik bankovek po-
dala mu je.
MAN sama velke potreDy,'
usmala Sc, "nekdy ale pfece Sc
| mi podari nejakou sumicku u
setriti. Co? Ty nechces mic VII
lti? PAX to hodim vSechno do
ohne. Wis, my musime ziti jake
manzele V romanech; ia zapla
tim I've dluhy a Ty Sc musis
priciniti, abys byl dobrym clo-
1vekem."
Poklekla pred MIN a snive
ma n6ho pohlizela.
"Tys pravil, re jsem neucini-
la zadnou skvelou volbu," "a
|pocala po kratke prestavce
vis-li pax, re isl to zrovna tax
Sc mnou ucinil?'
"Vim toliko, re isl tou nej-
Iroztomilejsi zenuSkou pod
sluncem."
"Co bych mel jeste vedeti?'
"Ze jsem We skuteenosti be-
Izejmenne stvoreni - naleze-
Inec.'
| Trhl sebou - slovo to tax ne
prijemn6 znelo. 'Nesmysl! Ne
zertuj."
"Jest TO skutecna pravda
Nechci miti pred Tebou zadn$
| tajemstvi. Chces slyseti oner
pfibeh?"
"Tot' Sc rozumi."
"a nerekneS to zadnemu?'
"Ne."
Prehodila pletence vlasu
/ pohledla zadumcive do ohne.
: pred patnacti lety sci Jear
Rale, chudy herec Glocestru
-Ihledati sveho nezvedeneho sy
ma vracel Sc smutne po osa
: mele ceste. Sveho ztraceneht
syna nenasel."
4 "DaIe, dale, mi to jake 70
man.
4 "NevyruSuj mne. Najednol
uslysel kirk maleho decka, KIT
: ry, jak pozdeji sam fikaval
: nalezl ozvenu jeho srdcl. Se
: po zyuku, slezl skaly a nalez
: pod balvanem ma pisku lezicl
7 pustene dite. Bylo zahalenos W
: starem plasti pflliv by je by
bezmala zachvatil."
ei st. John pohlizel ma nj V be
mernem 1zasu.
+ "Timto nalezencem nocl
h more byla jsem ia. Dobry sta
rec zvedl mne a zanesl do sve
J. no chudobneho obydli. Nemel
i isem zadneho jmena, on mi da
il svoje; nemela jsem rodice, o
Il venoval mi svuj zivot a vycho
val mne k povolani, ktere M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

Silver State, parnku kontroovaneho lodn koms
Spojenych SatG enz byl prave odevzdan do uzby mez
Seattle Japonskem Cinou pfalo Nsugho petileteho ia
ponce jako redniho mascota Hosik jest synkem odnho
by fotogafovan behem kresnich obfadu jake
mascot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

Vjedne tiche ulici We Weste-
endu bylo pbydli mladeho par
ku. Male a zvenci skromne
ale uvnitT pohodlne vkusne
uspofadane,. nebot'i. Pauletta
byla cd vice mesicd milackenl
obecenstva a mela zlate zne.
Bylo studene zimni odpo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
TCH4TI B3yT NOT CALLED OFF

was explained that the money had- never been transferred to this country owing to the refusal of the French government to permit it to leave France.
 All those involved in the match, how ever, consider the posting of the forfeit of Carpentier in France as being within
 the terms of the contract. and there is no desire to take technical advantage Of
 the latter's inability 10 transfer the mon
 ey to the United States at this time. or
 fcers of the Central Union Trust Com pany here, named as holder of the for
 reits. refused today to affirm or deny
 that the bonds were in their possession.
 but 1t was explained that a similar course
 would be tallen}in any matter in which
 they were acting for clients.
 Ricbard stated that the report of the cancellation of the bout had resulted In
 9 visit from Colonel Mallett. a personal friend of Carpenter. who acted as a confidential advisor and interpreter dur ing the French boxers visit 10 this coun- try. Colonel Mallet stated that he had arrived from Europe last Saturday and ! lad seen Carpenter within the last two weeks At that time the latter had in TO way intimated that he had any ideE of withdrawing from the match. Colonel f ATallett also stated that after the re- i ports of Derpsey's bout with Brennan reached London, a number of English ! zportsrnen, who had seen Carpenter box ! Ronbardier Wells and Beckett. offered to l wager even mopey on Carpenter to de- ] feat Dempsey when they meet in the ring
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
Yesterday
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. Jan. 19.-Wheat declined in price today and failed to rally well de spite news of active foreign buying Un- usual lack of support was shown The market closed to 3-4 net lower with March $172 1-2 to 1.72 3-4 and May 5L6i Ii to 164 1-2. Corn lost 3-4 to ! 11S; oatsS1-4 to 1-205-G and provis- ions to 15c.
 Bears had the advantage throughout the day in the wheat market owing more or less to a current opinion that Jan uary as rule is a month of declining prices. Prospects of enlarged shipments soon from the southern hemisphere were als9 the subject of considerable atten- ton. Renewal of gossip that the Italian government was re-selling wheat tended further to deDress the market, and be- sides there Twas much talk of untoward business conditions in Europe. The re- sultinS downturns in the wheat market led to export buying estimated at 500 18H bushels to be shipped from the .Gu1f of Mexico. A better domestic milling de- maDd also was noted. Nevertheless a moderate portion of the setback in prices had been overcome when trading was ended. "e''
 Corn and oats for imnhdiate, delivery touched the lowest price level since 1918 Liberal receipts of corn Were chiefly responsible.
 Provisions, were weak in symnatbv with grain. '-'' "-'''
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20

New York, Jan. 1s-The forfeit money of both principals and promoters in vol7ed in the Dempsey-CarDenHer heavy weight championshfp bout set for July were directly or indirectly accounted for here today As a result it appears that none of the terms of the co1tra ct signed on November 5, 1920. have 55en violated and so far as can be 1or7s=an at this tine there is ID Eroun3 for the report that the match Fl rc ha fE-a
 J F. ward 8 surety broker, who handled +ha bonds for those i1Ho1ve 2 Surety Conrauy. ofs this city had is- z7Ip7 2 bond fer HrOrac1a5' -y T-7r.l 8 shsre Of 1he rtfa.Hea fc.f fund qrouut-c g9 S22.92229, Lla United
 States Fidelity 7rz Cs re1t Comp -g Of Baltimore, issued a similar bond for
 William A. Brady while Cho--e8 g. Cochran tl1e IngAsh prgmo gave
 cheek for his one--6tca re77o2slas}sg. as
 he was leaving H7rteai.-,5T 1lr inc
 signing of the c"Gt-at for Ing na and did not rava ,~>e arrange for the -s- suance o5 surety bend
 Each of fha p~-e s through their rnar7 ~ers vere 0a the terms or the -ar-aot -5 p-eea fort f1-a of s35 coo in tae hands of thea9i ing trust ao-r0a~E 1u oT Tn tra Ct 1-5 E nag 3' l TacE [. a-4 D cf 0s-erc, foI =r-l7 2 g. Cere e- r'ecal sura i orufvola- e e5a5 with the Ia1is fir | af 7r7r-a- Enr+e= vsh instructions tC | forvvs T it t0 @aT- orsz. aeco-. r5ng 10 g 1 c75-e .izr eH om rl5 l a1oun | vas aaooz.H-r Eoaen4rs-. 2 and ip i statement u Cochran in London j
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20

in every country. and colony in North Central and South America; in all parts of Asia except Hejcz. AIesopo;amia, Pal estinc and other parts of the former Tur- kish empire. and China (where t .s ob- served by tte foreign community and in Australasia and Ocesnia In the Unit cd States; in every state tnd territory. in ,he District of Columbia. and all colo nial possessions.
 Sunday. Jan. 2.-CeyioH. China 't-eaty ports). Mauritius. Tasmania, Victoria Windward Islands Monday, Jan. 3-China ltreaty pcrts) Japan.
 Wednesday. Jan. 5-JaDal.
 Thursday Jan. 6--ArgrHtina, Austria Baltic States. Brazil. Canada .ouebec) Canary Islands. Colombia, Cyprus. Do. mnican Republic. Fernando Pc. Fin. land. Germany Catholic States. Gi braltar, Guatemala. Hungary. Italy. Nal ta. Mexico. Peru. Polani, Spain Sweden Turkey, Uruguay.
 Friday. January 7--Ealtic states, Eui garia. Cyprus. Greece. JuCoslavia. Ru mania. Soviet Russia Siberia Ukrainia. Saturday. sJan S-Baltic states. Rul garia, Cyprus, Greece. Italy RImauia Soviet Russia, Siberia. Tkrainia In tn, United States: Louisiana Sunday. Jan. 9-Italy. Rumania, Si beria. Ukrainia.
 Friday. Jan. 14-Bal;ic States. Bulga ria, Ceylon, Cyprus. Greece. Jugoslavi. i thalf day). Rumania, Soviet Russia Si | beria. Ukrainia.
 Wednesday. Jan. 19-Baltic states ] Bulgaria. Cyprus. Greece. Jugoslavia Rumania. Siberia, Ukrainia In th l United States: Alabama. Arkansas i Florida. Georgia. Mississippi. North Cara i lima. South Carolina. Tennessee and Nir ginia
 Thursday. Jan. 20-Brazil CCIty 0 { Rio de Janeiro). Rumania
 Saturday. Jan. 22-Brazil Cstate O
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
EnGraverS
TAD JONES YALES FOOTBALL
 COACH FOR NEXT FIVE 'YEAF

New Haven, Conn.,, Jan. 19-Yale's football activities for the next five years will be in charge of T. A. D. Jones' class of 1908, and star quarterback of Yale in 1907. The signing of Jones for 9 five year period as head coach was announced at Yale tIRiGht.
 Tad" was Yale football coach last season, inavinG supplanted Dr Al Sharpe. Jones was the subject of mich adverse comment in a number of news papers after the poor showing of Yale last season, but his policy also was de- tended, especially among the undergrad uates and in the university publications.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
BILL FOR PUNISHMENT OF
 GAME TIJROwERS SIrRNfIT'

Columbus. O.. Jan. 19.-Professional baseball players accepting bribcs 10 throw games in Ohio would, if convict ed, be imprisoned from one to five years and fined S10,000, under a bill submitted to the state legislature today. Any per son offering or giving such bribe would be subjected to the same punishment. The bill was prompted, it's sponsor ad- mits, by the expose in connection with the worlds series games of 1919.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
to retain the title, while soutar must

to retain the title, while soutar must win four to become champion.
 Gould's position play was nearly per feet. His wonderful change of pace baffrd Soutar throughout. It was Gould's deadly accuracy in shots to winning openings and nawless general ship that enabled him to get off to a flying start against the challenger.
 Save in the third set, which he wons the breaks went against Soutar as con sistently as they favored him in his match with Punch Fairs last Satur- day. But it was the steadincss of Gould's stroke that gave him the ad- vantage.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
JnnunrY Holidays.

The following calendar of bank and public holidays which will be celebrated in the states and countries and on the dates enumerated below is furnished by the Guaranty Trust Company of New York:
 Saturday, Jan. IA holiGay in every part of Europe except Bulgaria. En.land and Ireland Greece, Jugoslavia. Ruma- mia, Soviet Russia, Serbia, UkrainIl and Turkey (wherc it is observed by foreign banks and merchants) in ail O. the Eu- ropean colonies in Africa and in Liberia
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20

granted for the Dempsey Carpenter fight in Ontario, J. P Fitzgerald, secre- tary of the Ontario Athletic commission declared here today.
 Even if, the fight was limited to ten rounds, Fitzgerald said my belief is that a permit would not be granted by the commission"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
GOULD WINS BEST THREE OUT
 OF FOUR SETS FROM SOT-TNI

PhiladeIphia Jan. 19.-Jay Gould.
 national and open court tennis champion, won three out of the four sets played today in the nine-sat challenge match for the national championship against Jack Soutar, of Philadelphia Racquet club. The scores were 6-5, 6-2 5-6, 6-4. The remaining sets will be played Fri day. Gould needs only two more sets
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
ENGRAyERs WIN MATCH
 GAME FROM PRINTERS

The Engravers defeated the Printers. the best two out of three games, We'd nesday night at the Aetna alleys. Ward and J. Purdon were tied for individual high, each rolling 10S pnralI and high three was rolled by Ward, with total of 26S pinfall. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
EASTERN CONN. POWER
COMPANY STANDING

The standing of the Eastern Conn. Power company bowling league shows that there are two teams tied for the leading place, the Operating and office teams, each having won 29 gaines and lost Il.
 F. sistare leads in the individual standing of the bowlers, hitting the naples for an average of 9S.9 and is followed closely by H. Sistare, with an average of 9S.7. Third place goes to J. Hull with an average of 97.3.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20

Matto Grosso), New England Cwelling- ton)
 sunday. Jan. 22-Fernando Pc.
 Monday. Jan. 2i-Brazil (sta.e Of Pi- auhy), N,wfo midland
 Tuesday. Jan. -25-Brazil (state of Sac Paulo). Malta
 Wednesday. Jan 26-Nev South Vale. Queensland. Tasmania. western Australia
 Thursday. Jan. -7-Brazil Csta;e of Pcrnambuco). Jugnsi:.-il. Saturday. Inn 10" '-ev- Zealand tAuckland),. South Australia Monday. Jan. .l--..- .flrrira I-- lands, Portugal. PorfuEu.-. East Africl Portuguese West Africa. 'ctoria. 'I thought. sure Nh. I's --- would marry Maud. but I see she I. IS let him get away
 Yes; her father didn't appea- af all anxious for the match and her --r. was a little too anxious. go AT--H .. him on account cf bad team wori I Boston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20

Baskets from the floor: Dougherty , i; Jouret 2; W. Kapala 1; Reeves 2 {; Blakely ?; free tries. Jouret 3; Reeves 5 Blakely 1. Referee. Porter; scorers. Collins and Morin; timers, West and Bodo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
PLAINFIELD DOWNS KILLINGLY
 IN FAST AND CLOSE GAME

Plainfeld. Jan. 19.-Plainfield High defeated the basketball team represent ing Killingly High Tuesday evening, by the score of 19 to fl, in a fast and hotly contested game. Shortly after the open ing of the first half. Dougherty of Plainfield caged the bal for the first score of the game. Jouret then scored another point on free try and then Plainfeld kept the lead throughout the rest of the game.
 Plainfield's guards held Killingly's two fast forwards, Reeves and Blakcly. to two field baskets each. Killingly was unable to solve the pass work of the Plainfield forwards. Plainield display ed good form, with Jouret and Dougher- ty starring.
 Plainfield now has a good chance for the championship of the Quinebaug Val ley league. Lineup and summary:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
~ AID COMMERCIAL

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Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20

Rear-Admiral Edward Rhodes Stitt, head of the naval medical school, has been appointed surgeon general of the navy to1succeed Rear Admiral w. C. Braisted, who goes on 'the retired list. Admiral Sitt IS best known to the medical profession as Sn authority on tropical medicine Tn 1905 he graduated with distjnc- Ilon from the London School of Tropical Medicine and later con itinued his ss-udies in EGyGt and the .Orient, serving in the naval hospital lin the Philippines. He has been head of the naval medical school in Wash ington for several years.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20

Chas. J. Mcleod, of Michigan, :; who succeeds the late Chas. A. Nichols. MT. Mcleod, who has just
 passed the age limit of 25, becomes the Baby of the House, and is. per haps the youngest member to have ever sat in that body.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
MONEY.

New York, Jan. 19.-CaIl money steady. High '. Low 6. Ruling rate 6. Closing bid 6. Offered at '. Last loan [. Bank acceptances 3-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
Team Standing
High Three String

Frank sistare ,346, Jan. IT, 1921. H. Sistare, 334, Jan. D, 1921. J. Hull. 320, Nov. g, 1920. J. Lord, 312. Jan 8, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
COTTON.
LIBERTY BOND MARKET.

New York, Jan. 19.-spot cotton quiet, .nlldl.ne 17.2I
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
NC CHANCE OF DEMPSEY
 CARPENTER BOUT AT ONTARIO

Toronto, Ont, Jan. 19.-There is not Q "chance on earth" of a permit being
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
H-~ trs ro-

! l7rz-rs r= Datn s s- r3,E- { i-n i. I-ecsy 3 tone ct
 tNe bona a177 rr1g sales
 lpr L-d iJ. $ bonds 7 on call
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Want advertisements In the Leader
must be in the office by fwelvs
O'Clock II classification is desired.
Classified ads are cash, except where
parties have regular accounts at the
Leader office. The Leader collectors
have experienced so much trouble IN
locating many parties who have
phoned in wants. that It is necessary 10
invoke the cash-in advance system
exceut where regular accounts are
maintained. Memoranda OF What Is
wanted or "for sale" etc. may be
left at the Leader business office and
same win be converted into form ads.
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ToWED BOATS FORTY MILES
Giant Devlifsh, With Eight Bullet and
Fifteen Lance Wounds. Escaped
After Long Fight

Palm Beach. rla. A giant ray, or
de,itish. baiiled with two fishermen
here for eight hours aud then eS'
capped The srR monster towed Two
hoets 80 miles from the wlnior resort,
and u miles nut 20 ,ea. aud then dis
appeared when the eables broke. al.
though Its body bore harpoons. y
rife bullets and ~ wounds FROM
lances.
The fishermen, florenz ziegfeld. 1r..
and l. Leonard Replogle. prominent
Sew Workers. had ended = days fish
ing "Trip when their attention was di.
rected 20 the sen monster lmmedi.
ately tva fast boats started 10 pur.
suit Airplanes followed the boats
and watched the struggle.
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To the white citizens and Christ
Ian friends Judging from the past
and considering the present. 40 feel
nafo In saying We know our white
friends stands ready 10 help us re-
build our church. NJ zlon. that was
destroyed by tire ON the corner Of
7th and Perkins the morning of
juno 29th. 1921 Make no donations
to anyone side from thia finance
committee Committee ~ follows.
John ullmer. Mat Huller. W ~
Mitchell, Garry Calhoun, Irene Hut
ehlnson. Rev ". creego, pastor.
j. W. Wyatt. clerk.
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Ap. Trained to ROO. poue. s.u.s..

INesrult A hugs ape. sounded
white attempting 70 break through
window In the bedroom ~ Fred Gross.
man. and which later lerrorlred trsi.
dents ~ suburb. has been claimed
~ the police station by ] 4. xaman,
Who sold the animal was an escaped
pet. The police. however believe
he ape may have besa trained To rob
housen
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Full OF PAINS AND plzzlnrss

Il WAS full Of pains and had such
swimming sensation IN my head {
could hardly sit in a barber chair
10 get a shave" writes Swift Nelson.
2li w. 35th st. New York. N Y Il
felt better the next "a hours after
taking Foley Kidney pills. and j
haven't had any trouble since" Safe
and effective. Sold Everywhere.
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AGENTS-Sell Zanol Soft Drinks
the greatest Money Maker ever put
on the market -Four million bottles
sold last year. Double the amount
easy this year. We are the origina-
tors. National advertising appearing
in leading magazines. Write quick
and see II your territory is open. Act
today. American Products Company.
1895 American Bldg. Cincinnati. O.
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ron SALE Complete scholarship in
Draughon'a Practical BusIncss col.
lege. Oklahoma CITY. This IL thu
beet business college In tho south
west The Leader. Guthrie.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

AT ONCE-Five bright capable ladies'
TO travel. demonstrate and sell
dealers $4,000 TO $500 per wees
railroad fare paid Write at once.
Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. sol K.
Omaha. Nebr.
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Wildcat IN Boat
and Scrap Ensucs
PAGE sYvEY
~ ~. A. MssCit.f.
sr~.ses % ~ nan Recess -


runta Gerda a ftill xvvwn
Wildcat tried 10 cross The
Charlotte Harhor bridge, hui. ~
Il Vas not ready feF trafiic, the
cat g0t lnte trouble Al tho afaw
and he descended lnte a row
boat moored there AFTER
while Perry klnF. engineer IN
charge ~ construction. came
along and sought 70 use tho
frnmrwerk ~ the draw The
engineer aud his crew made a
lnvlnt sith which they is.~eesi
the cat. after which they eaged
him. and are now trying 10 do
mesticatT him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
THEY ARE MILD BUT EFFECTIVE

Biionsness. headaches. blurred VI
sion. bad breath and coated tongue
are almost certain to be present with
a mass OF heat producing undigested
food in the stomach. Foley cathar-
tice Tablets keep the digestive or
eans active and the system III and
fine. urged OF poisons. Not habit
forming. Sold everywhere.
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MiScEALANEous
HELLol HELloi

HELLoI HELLoi
Yes a7i.
lst Losns-City and farm.
Ind. City Property on easy pay
ments.
srd. A real Rental Agency.
lth. Improved Suburban Tracts.
5th. Un-inproved acreage sdjoin-
Ing Guthrie.
sth. Cheap Farms be dr. c K
prices.
7th. Farms OF che Best-Psyments
sth. Mich Cows. Stock Cattle.
Mules. Horses.
9th. A line OF Vehicles. Imple-
menss. Harness.
10th. OIL Leases and Royalties
Yes. when II 10 question on Real
Estate. or on kindred matters. call
us at any time
Phone al. The Carney Company
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

| HAyF--A new. valuable invention
Need financial assistance 20 patent
and market. Liberal inducement for
party with $4,000 This is good
Address care Leader
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AGENTS WANTED

PRODUCING ~ Tailoring agents
wanted. Mems made too "a r
col.hing. Finest materials. Prices
cut to the bone. Fall swatch line
ready. Leeds Wooden Mills, Chicago
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LosT-FouNp

Seven companies control seventy
per cent of the total ostput Of an
thrscite coal in the Unitel States.
The remaining thirty per cent comes
from mines operated by less than
one hundred companies and indivi-
dusls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

FOR sALE-oil papers at the Lead
er office.
WANTED = Clean. light cstton rags
at Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
CLASSIFIED WANTS

soo, which offer clear for frat class.
going farm. equipped 10 operate my
self Chas q Miller, las North
CLARK street. Chicago