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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-02

udIlOnS Ill CeuLFdI EuTUp0 has given
her the support of Czecho-Slovakia,
Jugo-Slavia, and very probably of
Hungary and Roumania. At this time
1t seems certain that France will en-
force, by arms If necessary, abstention
by Germany from armed Intervention
in Upper Silesia, and compliance by
Germany with the terms Of the ulti-
matum concerning both the payment
of separations and disarmament.
France is still standing ready to oc-
cupy the Ruhr and will not ask for
much excuse to carry out that move
ment.
The supreme council is expected to
convene very soon, especially to take
up the Silesian problem, and Ameri-
can Ambassador Harvey will sit
with it. But, as was said above, he
will take no part In the discussions
concerning that question, nor will he
even express an opinion on it. This
was made clear by Secretary Of State
Hughes In his reply to an appeal from
Poland for American support. Mr..
Hughes explained to Prince Lubom-
risky, Polish minister, that this is in
accord with the traditional policy of
the United States" not to become in
volved in matters of purely European
concern. The Polish note accuses the
allies, except France, Of dealing with
the whole question mot by principles
Of 417cx fY1f hx7& &In oil int
ests of those powers" and it con-
cludes: "This is not a purely Euro
pean matter. On the just solution Of
the matter Of Upper Silesia depends
the pacification of this province and
the stimulation Of its productivity,
which has a great importance in the
re-establishment Of the economic sta
bility of the whole world"
So the Silesian question has created
a most serious situation, and Germany
is sitting back hopeful Of real breach
In the unity of the allies. But prob
ably wiser councils will prevail, the
anger of the chief actors will subside,
and some peaceful way out Of the
muddle will be discovered.
The allies last week sent to Berlin
note reiterating the demand that
Germany be disarmed by June 80, and
the German government began looking
for means Of compliance, especially
as regards the orgesch of Bavaria
which has refused to disband. Berlin
Informed the reparations commission
that it was ready to pay 150,OO0,OOO
gold marks of the billion due May 81.
The sum, partly in gold and partly in
foreign securities, will be paid through
an American bank, probably Morgan's.
The gold will be deposited in the
Reichsbank subject to call and check
sent to New York and from there to
Paris. Thus the transfer of 80 tons of
gold from Berlin to Paris is obviated.
The United States government is not
concerned in the transaction.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-02
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SllnndoySc]lool 2
' Lesson

(By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D. D.,
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
%, 1921, Western Newspaper Union.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
VI iNslIAil ISSUES
tIiliit\td ~ tit.

uashail No, y WIN eIear
fecofa of not having been defeated
thla seasba At'sipi hlshschaol ls
endereoflnf lo clear up me high
seaool shammonaalp bY rhaliehsea
10 any osher hlsbehnol IN lhr siate
for post season elnlcH v iu M
Han u tho authorities nt lhe houi
~ continue tto Fflh aaor, az leas
a. tho weather pcrmila Narah'l
claims the beet recufd 81 any team
in shr norlhsralern part % the
state and offers uNfrrs photlaK five
sanca won ami thrcr iirA mt nf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
Is Your Work Wearing
You Out?

Are soa ~orkink tas IN and dAv
cut Niih a taii dr~gelnk hsckAches
ls vsag ~prk aoefx oeakenfnr YOU,
kltncss hans kla3s ~ ~ssrk assr
ont the ki3ness. aad slduey troahts
makes any Npfk hard Il brings
morn'rk ialnenes< t&ekache. head
aches. d.iTf1ess. Nervousness. ass
Gistress.nS ariasrs aisordtrk II ycur
vori stfaIas yanr kidaess heir your
k|tneNs With ns6ne kidney lsiir
Norkers cvefs ehere reis On poan a
Ask ,oOr ne ghhor'
Another cutNrie Case.
= n Soathw lex. pros - shoe re-
rAir shop rg W Noble st sANsf
Az times ~ hAck Kot - lame 7
coula hard,s stfuiehten UR hat
lnmhaEo ana heavy dnli ache
across my hasR and hlgs that lasted
Cor daye Ny kidnefs acted irfe-
fV'eFcf. Loo. [ ased .ngAas kidney
rt4 ~ Oheso sitaekx ard Il i re
rllfksiae hoe caickly thff ftoppei
nay snffcrlnE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
Hoso 10 Moke Pine
Cough Syrup at Home


sss-s-..-s-sss-ss s-s-s-s-s 49,. o - .
You knS~ dat zine - ss<d NJ nssriy
IA pfeecriptions AM rsuIe'lIes la foaRhs..
The fesson y that pins eontasns several
peculiar si<us~nts that kaye . remark
ahls sfccf IN soothing and hfalinR TIE
rnrrubr xnss II the throat and et<st. FINE
- fsmoos for tar parpose
Pm cough sFrBus srr combinations
~ r4os snd syrnp. The "rrrup part
- nspiis pisin agar sgruB.
10 make fne bfst pine conrh fefsesis
that nsnsy tan bur. ruf xis ounss
- finsx 10 nint bottle. aDd hil ~
with houue-msde rugsr syrup. or yaa
can 49, clsrihsti fnoiss-fs. hon6y. or corn
svrBp. insfezd u sugar syrup. tithef
va. ycn male q ilH pirt--uoFe tAsn
-na can boy resdy rn@ds cor three TINES
tk< Daser. IL y pure. gsDd ard very
p1s.ssls -fhildrsn tele 4 eersris.
ios can fcs ihis take bold of eoush
~ es.d 40 a .s.s thai nfsns businsfs.
Tsf cos1h may - dry. boerse ard ufnts
% nar -, s-rrsste1sfiy s>ose tfen tls
fsrrsi.an n pkifgJa- Tbs eapsf - the
sans.--srfsusd mrnbfsrss-<n1 tns
T<ner nnf b<rup combination " s,ry
rs---o.nsils 10 ~ hoaTs.of ls-- Hpbndid.
Zoo. Ter l,srct isi ssfhns. hoafsenfst.
on srv or4insrv fhfust sInenf
IgeF h = hixblr eorcentfsts1 con-
f-o1rrd II crnairf to<szy pine fItrsft,
ard 4 fapsosx n so5f osfF Tor ifs
prs1,pt efsa uyon coughs.
B~rzre a substifusss Ak sonr
c-nrs<sf for - osinc<s of PlnsI' sith
duertiens. and don't aoosrt snytn,r~
fi<s C-srsst>~d - rive sksgase sAsse-
saet.on or money refunded. Ihf flnsx
Co. ~ wsyne. iDd-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
f KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Bsckaohe Is a sign you have been
eating too much meat, which
forms uric acid

When you vale up With bscksehe and
dull misery In the kidney region Il esn
orally means you have been eating TOO
much meat, says reliikgoun antsofity.
Meat ferus uric scid which oserNoFks
the kidneys Ia tiwif effort 10 hltsr IL
from the blood end they beeosna sofs Of
raralyzsd and kgrc When your Kidneys
eyt siur,ish and clog you nust fsiisse
then, lde ysu rtiiese yow tcwelsf re-
moving all fbr beJy's nrinoss ssss.
slse yoa have haekaehs. sick headache
dry spells your stomach syurs toneue
il c0sfed, ard when che wtstb~r u bal
,oH have rhssmafic tsinges. The uFins
i cloudy. full of sediment, channels oilfn
get core. ~aaef eoslds and you are obliged
10 sDek fslef two or three ti1as during
the night
Either consult . good. reliable Physl.
elan AZ of.ea or get from y0ur pharmacist
about four ounces Of Jad Hsitsl take
a Tablespoonful 10 . Rlass of water
tsfore breakfast for fer days and your
kidneys sail then act Are. This famous
sslts is made FROM the add Of grsyes
and Lemon Juice, combined With llthi4.
and has been ussd for generations to
clean and stimnlsse siusnst kidneys.
also 10 nsstrslize aeids In The .4rins 80 Il
no lonesy irrii3tss, thus ending bladder
weakness.
gai S.ss. 10 . lie saver for regular
meat eaters. II u inexpensive. cannot
,njsrs and makes . dslsttf1i, sdsr.
sescsnt hthia vstsr drink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
WHAT THE CHRIST
MAS SEAL MEANS
By Edith G. johnson

DO you know The ruhcrcalosls
Christmas seal
II not. why not get acquainted
with !, and what Il stands fort
Il has a height and hradih
and depth of meaning that nelh.
ing cls~ al Christmas iimc has.
Sold to YOU for a penny apiece.
10 be- put on all 81 your Christ
mas packages and letters, sour
bills Apd circulars. the noucs
viii be- used 20 promote the
cause Of good health in Oklahoma
and who Is not interested in
that
For Your pennies together with
other folk s pcunies viii pro, de
dnrins the ycar 30 come. public
health nurses 20 weigh aud
measure children ~ he sthools
io watch their physical develop
inrnl ard counsel with their
parcnts 80 provide Tuberculosis
clinics whore the less Fortunate
can Be examined and treated hy
tuberculosis specialists free Of
charge 20 carry on the modern
health crusade work among
school children which teaches
them hosg 20 take good care of
themselves; 10 promote special
health drives and assist legislative
campaigns for better health laws
fvery Tuberculosis Chrlsimas
seal that you put on n package
or letter pfoclaims the fact thar
yon are friend of humanity. u
supporter ~ modern health
measures aud an enlightened ciii
lcn
There +. no better or more
beautiful way 20 wish an your
friends and acquainiances n
Merry Christmas pnd a Healthy
New Year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

hck. ~Ane lsa atoaaa = rlAse-llke
tank ~hlch cat sharply lpte she
fasine ~ the tent. Ana not sea n,as
away. ~~re t~e geoa ssaale Aorses
kAdalet. hrldied ~ wuA wlnshss.
lcrt in the holsters beaesiA tAe sttr
rap flnas.
what ga 1 miAs ~ not staying
longer in thas lrnt' wel I'm s,n
here. wAigh a mere ihsn mlght IL
Ahle so Sag II Aad tarfied 4 fe~ nc.
ncais lcnxer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Moffau Johnstan actor. vas
wounded 30 the eaf orr the stage
be hmps When he wahs While act.
lne the limp Nsnishcf TAk f. his
exnnnafinns Wien became 4
character on the stale, forget my
seN For The momenl J an =
sbado~ ana shadow cannot have
shfapnrl wounds. ~ ] don't us ne
power oi mind over natter"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Some persons are subject q r.
cncnt colds. ~hlle ogAss seldom. /
ever. have a cold Yea al find that
the latter take g,soa care af The \
selves TheS take shower e. cod
hath every tsy IN = warm foam. avoil
oNcf heated >soms. sleep With 4 vfn
dos o,cn er sartls open. ssoid =.
cessoe. over rAtinE. becoming oeef
hea,ra and then called and rettlns
the feet vet Thea. when thes feel
the first nilcation ~ : cod shey taxi
Chamhcrlainr Cepeh Rrmrd, eithou'
delay ard a q som ever
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

the pafn- II Is perfectly harmless and
coesr'r burn CT liscolor the kkir-
Lfnnb<r Up. Dent tcTts, Get n
szssslI trial bottle froz sxy drug ktorr,
ard xfter wing 3 jnSt ores, you'll
fcrfes skzs yDs eTer Rad bs<kscff.
l1nbz2o or s<l<ticz, beesss< ypzr back
Hu Eezxr k2rr q czEE eny n<oye
Misery. II reTer tiszppoirts and h1s
h<<n rtcozneu1<d fDr 90 ys<rx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
FR6EzoyE
cuns LII oa
vd''s FT1er

Drop ? little FreezoBe- on az ach-
'ng rssn. iastshtit tast poFe sieps
hgfti-x tber shortly yoa ilft = rfgh-
81 with rnye-G II doesn't hGrt >
st
Your cruEfiss selik fixy bottle Of
FreezoDer for 3 few cents. Egfnci<r'
% rezore eTery lard cora soft corn,
or corr between the toer. and tne
czlI1ses. without particle Of pain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

After bcing fined 800 for draklnr
white mule an Illinois rlilsen faint.
"a n the eouI7 room. struck hls
head on the concrete floor. fractured
Die skull and aied later In the hoe
piial u il can't set you one way
IL win another
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

A woman farmer hes hoon elo ted
as mcmhcr ~ thc Maryland losi.
iainrc she says she's been dolng
q man's lob 90 the farm and be
fevcs che ran 90 4 mans job In the
legislature Lets hope she does
more than tho aecrage mans ioh m
ihe levisiaturr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Mr. ard Nfs lames Narsoh. teinA
hun. \ a.. MRn a letter sa1lnK We
shall nesef 30 fbonl Fuiry taihagt'r
Tablets lDr We believe them "a he "a
sental ~ eood health Tissis keen tAa
stomach swuet, liver active and bow
els regular narish constipation IN
digestion. hllouWaaa alyh headache
sold Every ahefc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Eaxk k7rt youf Cxnx ssxziehten
- w-Iss0-t fseiiag s-s56en pains. sharp
sches ard tw5n2ex- Nov hstenl
Thzt's lzzhaga. seizt5cz or maybe
fr1su : stvzrn- ard yocu "a bsezsec
r<lssf TIE rsorent ~ rub your back
VII soe<ziry. pe1errz;irz s. Jacobs
Oh E5ks--x esH ,zeez cut Dors-
ress. Iznsenezz and E<if5erz - q1sckly.
Tcz Ezriy RIB ( q and CIT cones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Tho h'eiet faAd In the wor'd Is
the famous Ofofa foad 10 peu
which giefgea enc muuntalni by tss
cweefo tunnel 81 heiehl u itt4
feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

War l. form ~ mob insanity
The insane 40 not reason from cause
20 effect they taanaf II II bad
policy 20 leave rafarx and pistols
around a lnnatlc asylum or Il have
y world filled vita armed nations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Boss Murphy ~ rammany n
apon ihs sgreess - his
candidate for Masor ~ New Work..
saws ~our fiehs foY home rule has
heen won whas he really meant
rrobsh'. pas hone brew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

~ rftYaa
FeileSlnk afe che seerss Submitted
Ia snarafi IT ihe leams elalms
NefHhAli - CARRIER ~
Marshall IS s'hsrekre :.
Marshall = Ava 8
Nafatail rs Almifpsd
Marshall 81 Nodtoyd .
uaUhaH o kinFfishsr D
Maahail i Fdmond
Nafahnil nnliNa o
The team wlli rpmplets thr aeaAan
with rasinwipn 90 Thanhngiv'ar aay
apeHeer, esntff usnnHtL hafhach.
and smlsA tA.bis are the thvse men
ehaae stellar waFk has hsna fsapon.
p'hts fur much % lhs Hneeoss ~ thn
team
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
10 EETTER MEDICINE
Foi COLDS

Ate1 Yo1 cr any re-iter az s.rmr
fz-r.iv hss cold nozgh n- crorr. 80.
fAAt feIeeF tAal al ogl kiy asa
sg7N ALTAR arrltztiCE- cHf the rNleu.r.
s111h ard Ae4i Mrs Nrrpa saydeu.
Z 7 . : CaSkshurg Nass- VI les
FofVfs sso1er and r. u fire. thers
j. 70 better rnnsic8ne for coiasn
Ssic EFe-Tw1ere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

C~arlcs snow. e diver went down
on Marbicheaf's harbor be;iom -
examine some underwater moorfngs.
When Ne came ug be had a bottle
q. Martini corAtalis snaer has arm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Ills - tlfr season ~ tho Neaf when
the prudent and careful housewife r.
wrniHheN her snpply Of Chamber.
i4in'a Cough Remedy n i almost
rertAin tp be needed before the winter
~ over ana results arr murh mo'e
prompt and satfiactofy when 4 -
kept az hand ans given a. soon as
the fir-t indication % a cold appears
and before Il has become settled IN
the fyeten. There y 10 danger IN
swing u 90 children a. n contains no
opium or other harmful drug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

k'1fl eozfz7aslrs1y r-celf TesrH
ne u-sTssiz vzs t.sunctire badg
q s591zre1s AID u0k,es. zrs today
TIE Ks1g q SAM bczrs ore q bis
slisss *Lors q re Te., Hosse zna
rEbrezzs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

One ~ the thinK. students leafn
readily IN caliere Ate Martin -
SERVES 81 how to run in debt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
HOW SIXTH SENSE
SAVED cHls. COlCORO
How Early Day Mar Func;ioned
In the Taking of Clyde
Mstsox Some Pioneer
History

History
Reccns dessA ~ gAs one tine Acs
perAae 1tya~ MArsax. Ass retaarf !
thrialps .noidsui il she ne - ons
X ok'aaozs csgy's rromineat eA
seas. cAasles , cesoore = Is 4
sset tass na2ry peSrs cgftcer 20 reo.
ncersns dkss eetelorea s.xtA sesss
and ikcars e ~eala pu-slt leAlnsa
psSs'ASloFlrs u saensc or tescribe a.
ths foiio~anx &c-Wnt - coioncl
tr'eosss e>f.ersenee Whh rq,se
Nasiea uustrsses s rc~cSsi,
Nhea lae 1As1s - thc CaeroAee
oui.ei eere tArepn oaen to settle
nent in September 1872. Coicnrs
wass she reoe and secured Acar
steta Slsim shcei t~o miles oat Il
Perry Ahoas ne sand tne. ~
sas commissioned dega,y rnncd
States marshal a position shhh IN
these days. called Tor cool-headea
.,. ~ "0~@os
''sss NFFe' Ofcerro
cisce Aaftax eas anier indies-
neni 81 federal eharge ana was
oei oa eoat foy eenae reason. h's
neno1nfn eee~ine dissatisfied and
no''''ea fhe enlsea States marshal
q hsnsAs. irsk wa&er thss they
vented h-m taken ir'o cuHody
arA.r Walker wired 70 cci'brd a.
arrest him and take aim 20 Topeka
0oieora 80 on The tc'ephonc ans
soan hsates tie man ~a1ted In
VAiahonA S.y Takine the tarin
"a fe~y. ae sserped cff ~ Guthric
y af'fne g ne de'ails q sersrinE
ne fAfeFs neeesSars 10 take the
f''s'aes OF q ise territory into a
ne'stsaafiHs state
VASE there be met Contain
palaser. former sAeu4 q LOGAN
ca1n,F A. Painters tern as tae
nrsi esected sAefis IN Logan oounts
aaa teeu concurrent with Coicurls
n Oklahoma county The Two Officers
hss attsu had ocrasloa 70 heln each
other oar sns the two we're good
fr'euas Nher Painter learned ~
~ ord's mission 10 Topeka hs ASK
e 70 = permitted 20 accompany him
@s 9ossemAu. tp NAifh colaord
consented
colce-a cAue o. 70 0kiahora city
nhere he feand NatscS and placed
Inn under arrest rainte- Vas noti-
fed and. when Colcord reached
S1ihr'e. tae former vas eai,inE al
iae staten . JON hin. They gr>
oeeaed ~ tie same train u Perry.
~here Ties sfoppe5 OF unt.i tie next
Tram Painter Informed Coloord tha,
be AAd sozae work 10 30 On the lots
which he had siaked N toun said
= would require orly hslf an hour
afisr vhsh be wonla guard tho
prisoner While colcord went oat 10
his Homestead y attend % some
matters before leaving for Topeka
To sns tolcort readily agreed
Ruse Was As,erpp;eo
shortly after Painter haa icft thr
station. Ciyao watsoH mother. WHO
vas AFinS sn q tent al Perry an
Tao I'D cone to The station % mes
him. asked gsrraal colcori IL he
,.sss5 ~. ..ke revs. 4,s... ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Merry Christmas aud a Healthy Nee
Year
rha, j. The 1921 ~hs.stmas greeting
bay Christmas Seals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Pos rscktcHf. f,psrrs Aso ntsbnea
loAeul vorrs MORE

FIRE EQUIPMENT
itabcl N0l =. Bonds ~ { ea
have been voted BY citizens oi ldabel
% buy a new IRE truck and ue~
hsse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
|DOAN'S TSH5s F1ifg


mc sntere,sed IN their TAX Several
alnes noticed that csyae aldcd
loser 70 tAe head Of the be- sad.
ucaly. my suspitsAns were aroafct
q .ookea 81 clyee and thea a. hls
mother and instantly decided thar
there was al understanainT between
them and thar some luse was afcoi
Cor MS escape
/ ~ru'iine my "A shooter. SAID.
Clyde. eei eat q here and. turning
70 hss mother tola her % follow
him back 20 the siasloa. A walked
sacs up 70 The railway station be-
I hind taem i was w.th q peculiar
teeins as X Rad escaped fron a
( very real DANGER. sAoaea - far a.
knew i vas vhoiis .mseinary
Reason unkro~n
Painter soon returned an ?
suraed the prisoner oser 10 his GUS
icey uniH Shouts resarn from ne
cls.m. shortly before time Tor the
next lrsin We to0A hlm 10 Topeka
where he vac turned oser 70 MRrahal
Walker S~setal weeks later. j had
70 make a irsp 20 Pawnee and bring
= bunch o. prisoners ever 70 the RAIN
road They Wcna chained together.
situnr on scats in The forward part
@, the stage
Wien the STAGE reached ne qolnt
on the Paansc Ferry road which 80.
nearest sull~ater gel TSlshmar.
fellow dswty ma -A4.. was waiting
10 take passage o. the same convey
snce After b. had ,hsited with the
driver fof while. he came bas ana
found place beside re. on the rear
seat After es had talked about VIZ
F'ons matters Tor q whIle he suddenly
asked
Dsdnt tm arrest clyde Maiios
and take hlm - Topekay
n rpelied IN the Affirmative
Nhercupon he coafinuca
You stoipsd between trains a.
Perry ehers roa went ui,h clyae
and his mother doua 70 her tert,.
Y,e
.D,d anvtbssx bapgop uhgic ,oa
were there hss made vm susp..
,.oasr
PET exois,,ea
Naturally uns relge,aa, 10 ~.
riv fo- eoafa sas,en no raaeon and
i might b. inferred tsas hss heep
afraid al ms .hadoa ebarrs nm.
der which no MA sn ,h~ potitlor I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Canal boats go~rn ne AoEsrs cse~ 9
- gersozs = Erglzns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-01

10 South Bend, which exhibited werk
by John Schmitmeyer, who later he
came the architect OF the congress
sisHai library in Washington.
Paints First at Age OF 10.
AT the age Of 16, his first picture
was painted, a water color. lie in
gsniously manufactured mis- own
colors, using poke berries for red
which unfortunately turned a green
ish yellow after a timei and from
an earth made yellow echre. and
mixed egg with raw coffee for green
The first real paints were bought in
a paint store where James Whitcomb
Riley was working as a sign painter
lie established a studio in Chicago
.in 1877 and among the friendshins
formed there we're with such peepIe
IS oliver Herferd, John Vaaderpoel
n II. Carpenter ef the Art Institute
Henry spa cad, II. A. Elkins, Charles
stollle, Mountain Charlie, he was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-01
SICK FUGITIVE
SURRENDERS SELF
Man Suffering Gangrenous
Diphtheria Has Difficulty
in Finding Refuge.

R1oT man may contract a con-
tagious disease IN this city and. II
ne Is without a home. have no haven
OF refuge was illustrated when Steve
Jakiei. IN an acute state or EangreR-
Gus dtphteris. surrendered himself
TO health officers.
Jakiels case created some sppre-
hension a week ago when ne left his
} boarding house az T34 Webster ~.
and a thorough search for him was
Aruule. When a physician Informed
) Walkers iandlady that he had the
isease. she refused to let him stay
'ere. but upon persuasion by the
extending physician. she relented.
Jakiel teld the officer that
things were made 20 unpleasant for
him that ne ran away from the place
and stayed FOR a while at a farm
puss near South Bend, the location
which no did not = ,ow,
sbdnen his diphtherla ook on gan
ateiouH complication. Jakiel real
l1ed that 40 must do something for
nlms.ir and Wednesday he appeared
Al Tie effics Of DIR. T.. O. F'reyermuth,
Ky health officer. An iInprOmptu
vhospital was provided for him at
the doctors Quarters, while the lat
ter tried every possible means of
nndiRg place where ne could be
auarantined. Dr. F'reyermuth said
that Il would be futile 20 apply %
any public hospitals in the city, At
last he was admitted 10 a house at
i0lo -, Metre Dame av,
l DIR. Bareyermuth said that Jakieps
oase IA simply another argument for
county hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-01

caIIed), Albert Steiner, Charles
Harry Eaton. DR.. Durham. and Jules
Guerr3n.
In 1855. he moved 10 New York
and located IN tho old Fleischmann
bakery. next 20 Grace church. on
Broadway and Tenth 81. In this
studio building were many artists
now famous Francis Murphy. Hor-
alto Walker. +. S. Church and Ernest
IndersolI were among them.
When asked ~ he thought the
American public had gained IN its
appreciation OF American art. Mr..
Kotz said that ne did lie gave the
war AZ one OF the biggest factors IN
sovering temporarily our Interest IN
art abroad end for naturally turning
our attention art at home. He
does not hold out much hope for the
ultra II odernists. who although bold
IN their handling. lay too much stress
on slap dash work IN an effort 20
produce startling effects and also 10
exhibit their technical skill. II Is
impossible for work OF this kind 20
have a future according 20 his view.
Is Lover OF nature.
A great lover or nature. Kotz has
painted her in all her varying moods.
perhaps more IN quieter, peSceful
needs, which are so beautifully ex-
pressed tn Brewning's little poem.
"Geds IN Ills Heaven. AIS Right
with the World"
At present one or his reiaxatlons
has been In imagining bedtime
stories for his little grandchildren.
These stories are some day 20 be
printed in book form for other little
children,
Daniel Ketz has spent the greater
part ef his life in or near New York
city, Ills homo and working studio
are in Park Ridge, y, j., and at 81
W. Tenth St., New York city, his
paintings are on exhibition,