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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07

Sc pun la Gale lcgi GU nemiluita,
pfin care Sc incurajeaza marea
iindustrie, unde fructifica aga de
irnmos capitaluri mari, cine site
cum adunate.
Nh yedem, insa, sd Sc alcatu-
Isiasea q sillgnra lege care ssa iacu-
Eajezc i.m,nca cinstita d ssaracil-
si... #ssss3 iHsf e4 :, '
Sc fac cheltuieli pima la risipa,
satisfacindu-se anlbitiile diferiti-
lor partisani politici carl nu tot
sdeauna stint 81 sprijinul leal 81
real al teri, dar MI Sc da Q CEN
TINA spre Sc procura I'm mijloc
cinstit ap1rator al terri acesteia.
sSi G vorba, doar, de cea mai
chibzuita gospodarie a Statulni..
Pamantul, care astazi Sc dra-
maluieste atata, char de va a.
junge tot in mantle satellilor, nu'
va indestllla inca trebuintele lor
de viata. Bielsugul pamintului e
legat, ,>nu nunai de munca 81 chib4
zuiala satenilor, ci 81 de a aceia'
ce aduce an all bun: vremea. @.
seceta distrdgsal & sccd5mpl4ct agonisita
de.o viata 1ntreaga. Saracia sate4
nilor Sc simtc, sc rastringe 81
asupra Statnlui.
E prevedere inteleapta, dar,'
. de a Sc cauta ca aceasta sa nu Sc
intfmple, asigurindu-se, ast-fel, 81
linistea, absolut necesara progre-
sului.
De sigur, imbratisarea meste.
sugurilor va Fl intaiul indemn,
pentru prisosul de brate de la
safe. Mestesugul insa ori cat
de banos ar fl - sateanul il I'M
bratiscaza grcu. Cere o munca tot
asa de staruitoare ca a pamantu-
lui. Din mestesug nh pot trai de
cat cativa intr 'nn sat, 81, mai ales,
(. il smnlge pc ON, Gle foarte multe
fe6ri, din satul in care-l pironese
sacgaturi 81 amintiri, ee .nu se!pet
..rnpe asa de ,lsor din suflctul lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07
RELUAREA 'LUCRULUr
DE CATRE ZIDARI.

Incepind Gu .saptamina aceasta
S a rell,at lucpul ia t0ate cOnstruc-T
tile din oras GU esceptiunea uneiI
xidri. Toti umnneitorii apartina-1
tori lucrariler de constructie aut
intrat in lueru. In acelas timp
$ 'au reunit sapte persoane din
partea publicului 81 sapte din
partea patronilor 81 muncitorilor'
ca sa discnte 81 sd fixeze pc haze
iechitabile platile muncitorilor. Ri
trebnie sd ajunga la o intelegere
Pima Joi ca platile din saptamina
aceasta sa Sc faca pc baza noua
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07
LULEAUA LUI
IFRIM
Sodenii din 1,axboi.-

Umbrele noptii Sc lasasera pre-
tutindeni.
Nici un sgomot nu Sc auzea ,{lOar
un Mtrat de caine, la vre-o casa pa
rasita, tulbura linistea adanca. Rar
Sc auzea de departe, cate un pocnet
de arma, care vestea Cd sentinelele
noastre au Earit patrule inamice.
Soldatii, iesiti sfara din transee,
Isl mai miscau trupurile intepeni-
te de lunga sedere in santuri.
Grupuri, grupuri, Isl istoriseau
pasurile, intamplari din viata, lar
mii mai glumeti, faceau haz pc
socoteala celor mai slabi de niger.
Ghita lui Calm spunea, ca in
tr una din zile, cand avusesera
lnpta, vazuse pc Ifrim, eel mai ba-
laoaches dintre toti, inchinandu-se
boscorodind 81 scuipandu-si 81 in
sin, de cate orr vre-o s'purcea
nemteasca cadea mai aproape de eli
| - Rine mai, Ifrime, ce, teal in
teles Gu Aracu, de-ti tot scuipi ir
lsirr4
4sL-o ii invatat soacra-sa,'' zict
1altul, "ca e de neam mare, scoatt
pc tartorul din fantana, cat el d,
negru 81 de impelitat.
/ Haoleo, imi turtisi +obrazul
! Bine, 1nanca4te-asi, de ,ce te ma
J faci voinicosf Hapoi eu ca ,eu, d,
d-ta de te crezi asa, ia sd mi te W
da heiea ce fel depui de roman i'm
Jaftii''
~ Hute zaul Sa flu Il dracu
lui, ,aaca mutt dau tot ce-mi ceri
daca te duel 81 ne aaaci un PURGE
j stii colea, din hal sat, din fsta noa
stra, sa TIL fercheaniasca piepte'
aga dnp& cum Sc cuvine.
AL draeulni, balanrul, numa
Ia purcei Sc g4ndeste, - spune II
i lind soldatu1 Vrancu.
Ei bine, Halbu neic6i, Gem
dai dae6 ti-aduc purcell
HIM purcelf! 81 tigapul Q,
ochii cit roata plagului tot 5agini
|I4ea m see.
Mapoi, mSncs4te-as, .ce sal
! dars En- zic Cd ho aA,ti dan III
ieaaa, c6 Auite, zau, ~ fin afariait
|dack no am Acla tetea hal Axtrfz
! ii a . are della 8ullbssa. - si Il
! rim scoase . l,alca psagra, paiaa 4
Iscrum, 81 en- m ciubac de vse.
douk paame.
\ Ma, 4i-e ii Aat-o sssacralta, 9
liprea nessrk 4 On Asta y Il pa1ai
|atartoral A|racilsr 4i' 1lNnsdll
trsseau din enra IA ,sArk = -,
4es,a iulelii hi 1sr;m, sese III.
ID .srice .slkip " arate - luass44
1 1a.s: @ ~ - :. ,~S1,,,,eik ts s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07

Adeca, M pfieeDe eel spune tiga-'
nul. Trim fntelese bita din tot,
! ce-i spuse neamtul, dar parandu-i--
ice ca fis1ba 1aes(easea adace Gu eea1
! tiekncase&, o IN pc tiganeste:
IAAaerdx mo. - si dSli, 1naru-
ea-i p tisknesAA tacanda-i semne'
esbsfiistice ( (vEa5 5ltoresti) sppe,lulea.i
Nesmtal rkniass ttaapit ii Aolsa'
echii c9nd n a11ise casn Il sfiraie
| lssra e 8 sassisdk, q intslse in ur-'
mi, A,,r4 'esstn1ile hi Mrim ca e
votla De lslea.
-, iaa d. - .eut!''
1sIlask = 10 Eau on mai eti-
I j.. Dae2 m ftsi lua-o eu, Moi
Arse1l N - mi ia, Dar mn -
eun. ]" 4 Glfln' Plsci an,il anait
: 6aess1 1f41zt =. l4een.tal nv e ~
: Srk 0oIs6 ~ - lusesaa, eetspte
= nusnAi s1fpa - mi 'wsda nisneai.
Oux 6161a 4ap 4ace 81 saes y
: ssssv = 4bal naaeasi ssiea 1pa.
nm 49, \ spsas pe 4 III q
~; e ~ ~ eu s5l1l ~
, lfladl fyin; socsti =
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04
Theatrical
LADIES TO BE ADMITTED
FREE ON MONDAY. NIGHT.


The ladies especially will be de-
lighted to know that they will be adj
mitted free at The Grand Monday
night to see that excellent bill, "a
Man Worth While, which will be pre-
sented by the popular Pickert Stock
Company-tke big family show that
we all lovesso well. We term it a
family show because the popular pri-
ces viii permit the whole family to
enjoy an evening of @0od wholesome
amusement. One lady is admitted
free Monday night when accompanied
by one paid admission, whether the
paid ticket is held by a gentleman or
lady. In other words, a gentleman
and lady or two ladies will be ad-
mitted for the price of one. Other
plays during the week viii be 'St.
Elmo why Women Sin" ''Ku Klux
Klan," ''The Man in the Black Mask, y
'Tt Pays to be Honest" and ''Dr. Jekyl
and Mr.. Hyde" There will also be
three acts Of vaudeville every night
and the vaudeville and play change
nightly. The popular Pickerts are
carrying quite a bit Of special seen
cry. electrical effects, etc., and are
putting on $500 show for 55c and
30c-55c for adults and s30c for chill
dren. There viii be special scenery,
dren. There will be special ladies and
childrens matinees on Wednesday and
Saturday and there are big surprises
in store for every one at these matt
nees, either in the way of prizes,
Go Intry Stores" etc. There may be,
some real live Christmas turkeys
given away, who can tell? The bills
for the week will be announced from
the stage Monday night. There will
be no seats reserved--first come, first
served.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04
POPULAR STAR IN A
NEW DRAMATIC FILM.

Patrons of the Biiou Theatre will
have something interesting to discuss
after seeing "trhe Cheater Reformed,
a William Fox picture in which vii
liam Russell again demonstrates why
his popularity never flags. No actor
will slip from public, favor when ne
continues time after time to put out
pictures that hold the interest as
eTh eCheaetr Reformed, which Will
be shown at, the Biieu tomorrow.
This picture is unusually strong IN
dramatic interest THE supportItF
cast boasts such luminaries of the
screen armament as Seena owes
sam do Gresse, and. John Brammai
In important roles
Russell is seen IN two roles, play
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04

ing. clergyman and a, crock Being
twin brothers, the two men look so
much alike that when the clergyman
is killed the wife is deceived into
thinking the crook is her husband.
The crook goes even further and as
sumes his brothers place as rector Of
the church, giving his pal the job Of
sexton. Interesting events must fnevi-
tably follow such a situation. And they
do. That's why THE Cheater Reform
ed' is one of those missed
kind of pictures. Scott. Dunlap was
the director and Jules G.. Furthman
the author of the story.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04

Sell something everybody must have
(read this line again and note that we
said MUST) It is unique, U. S. pro-
cause of government ruling, with year
ly repeat, exclusively owned and con-
trolied by us. If you are an order TAX
er you should make $40 to $50 a day;
if you are an ambition salesman you
will clear upward of $40 per day. Most
desirable, connection with future for
those who qualify Jerome Laadt,
Pres, 8 So. Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04
sonable. Apply to 5O4 F street.


FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
Close in. Must be seen 20 be appreci-
ated. Phone 719. If
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04

choking your stove trying to
burns green, sappy wood. We
SELL no wood not seasoned six
months to one year. Pine, pIen-
ty fat, per cord, $500; per load,
sawed and split to suit you,
81 $50; oak or Iightwood, per
cord, $3.50; per load $500;
mixed pine and oak, per cord,
$500; per load, $1.75; light
wood kiadling, 25c per bundle.
Big loads, quick delivery.
Smiths woodward. Phone 900.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04

AGENTS-$75 a week seeling Mar
vel Windshield Cloths; one rub keeps
glass clear entire storm; every au-
toist a prospect Write for particu-
lars. Standard Mfg. Co., Box 16e-x,
Battle Creek Michigan. , 12-4
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04

Sell our mems tailored to measure
$16.5O and $23y50 suits and overcoats
direct to wearer These two low pril
ces make numerous sales and big com
missions certain. Commission paid
daily. Special proposition to men
writing Immediately. Style-Center
Tlg. Co., Cincinnati, o. 12-4
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04

We pay $4,000 weekly, 75c hour
spare time selling hosiery guaranteed
wear four months. Fall line ready.
Prewar prices. Free samples to work
ing agents. Experience unnecessary.
Hosiery Mills, Darby, Pa.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04
WHAT MAKES SUCCESSFUL
Bull DING !? VI

Successful buildings are not
the result of chance. They are
the products Of ideas and prac-
tices that the experience of suc-
cessfuI builders has envolved
after years of thought and study.
That is why the best builders
are always studying the method
OF the other fellow and inprov-
ing them where they can.
MERRITT THE Bull DER
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04
NOTICE.

This is to give notice to our Gus
toners and the public that we have
moved our business from 1411 New
castle street, to 1916 Newcastle street,
next door to r. r. Hopkins & Son.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.,
1910 Phone 81.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04

FOR RENT--second floor fat, six
rooms, hall, private bath On same
floor. Connection for gas and tights
Can furnish three rooms. Apply iE
person at 508 Albenoar,e st. If
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden
from hunting or otherwise trespassing
on Evelyn Plantation. Ali trespassers
will be prosecuted to the fullest ex-
tent of the law.
l2-7 DOVER HALL CLUB.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

the manner of men who have been
made Police Magistrates. These Off
GERS, have great power. They are
Judges of the Police Courts, and have
original jurisdiction over all persons
secured of crime OF any sort, from
the lowest to the highest degree.
The outlook for reasonable condi-
ton of harmony in the city primaries,
is improving from day to day, and
unless something new unforeseen
takes place, there will be no contest
of any importance in the Democratic
ranks. or coufse there will be the
usual scraps in some Of the wards
over nominations for the House OF
Delegates, but all the indications
point to the nomination of the candi-
dates for the Court Clerkships and
the Register of Wills, without any
contest. Governor Richie has set
his face firmly against any contest
whatever, and in taking this position,
he Is aided and backed by all the
other State leaders, who are equally
solicitous with His Excellency in re-
gard to the necessity for peace and
harmony. There lis less excuse this
year than ever for a primary fight.
and with a united Democratic party
and a grumbling and disappointed lot
of Job hunters among the Republicans,
there should be no doubt as to the
result OF the election In November.
PAUL WINCHESTER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
POLICE JUSTICES
MOVED
THE DEMOCRATS OF BALTIMORE CITY
ARE OUT FOR HARMONY.
Hotel Renhert.

Hotel Rennert,
Baltimore. Aug. 4th, 1921.
The political sensation of the week
has BEEN the drastic action OF the
Governor in his summary removal OF
two of the City Police Justices, and
his assigning several of the others in
such manner that it means a virtual
removal. 1t is true the two who went
out of commission, resigned, but their
designations were given with bad
grace, and they preferred to go out
in this way, rather than TO be re-
moved under serious charges, The
Governors action is highly com
mended on all sides, and he would
have met with still greater common
dalton had he gone further, and re-
moved all the Police Justices, except
possibly one or two of the number,
as 1t is a generally recognized fact
that several OF those who are still in
Office, are quite as worthy OF remoy-
al as the two who were so summarily
dealt with by his Excellency.
One of the inexplicable things con
nected with the administration Of ev-
cry Governor OF Maryland. has been
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

If IT'S A FULLY ENCLOSED DUST
PROOF M0TOR-ITeS A NASH.
Iuee "a FROUNFRLTER BROS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
CHICAGO MUSEUM
GETS COLLECTION

Chicago. Jwe es.-The si.5oo.ooO
art collection OF the late W W Kim
ball is presented to The Chicago art
institute by the will of his widow.
Mrs. Evaline NJ KinbalI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
ROME IS GRADUALLY Los
ING ANCIENT CHARACTER
;audy Palaces Supplant the Old
Tine Architecture and New
World Ideas ARE Win
ming Ground

RcNc, jane ss Slowly ihe fca
Il commerce is grinding ,eas q luh
sime the romance and in,iquuy
{ gh's cradle 81 civilization
The cafso from ,he slme y Roman
sleroFs tho hnsicsl ,heroaghgage og
BE- city Is loNles lis anslsas char
scicr The tour huee ifIamphal
,rghen Nhich nnce nqsened TIE siresf
sefo destroyed ,eutafiea peo Pal.
,cos and churches eere lcf bat sbe
,alaees arr failing behve 40 ~
cslsiahie demands ~ oamntcne
Ten huge old palaces eup, lus q
lise halfway up the carsa have a.
caay eone dawn bciorc the con
nrrclsi onslsNghi ~ their places
nave been teayea ,wo a. eaadN
sfuclarcs 20 Ne occupied by hansa
hieh stand out in bold epnlrRst go
be- qulel eolorlas ~ the aaflons aeme
n arr nifrftufH
when lhe palaces arc noi tam
lown, hey arc modified 10 aneh a
SAY that tbe interior decoration.
ome ~ which hayc ssood ibe icat "
cnmfies Is effected and sometimes
lassend Numerous alterations are
made % suit the necessities ot bus
ness
In the quarter where the church
u 81 John t.a,ewn "a located. uss
amusement company has taken pos
session ~ large square x vacant
around and has erected earromsela
oller coasters ferris wheels ant
idc shows The romance and heaat,
y the spot has Vanished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

Il ww.N xxx wxME EN "
81 THG MAN wro Has M
w a noY 70 Tram 81
xHHNN N&w@ 1A4 &NHx e
The man Wno has hes so train
flaa work " koeg him night and
day
There's much 20 him he must o.
plain
Aua many A douht q clear away
llia task la ono which ealls far taef
Ana igiondship of thr fineai Alud
neoauae. wilb every word aud a,g
lle melds tho il'lc fpllow'a mina
10 must hc etrefni ol hla speeeh
For safelesa uorda ere aaicklN
leafuod
lic must Ao wlse enouFh in toach
what corners mas n safety tafued
re ahouti know just what books 70
read
Aud mcry game lhats gooa ~
play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
/. 80 Y y XIX x y X y r n Y y 4
" RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH 4
* or BROTHER p. "A. WILLIAMS y

xxx X x X x Xxx X x M u
Whereas death has removed his
earthly sphere OF activities. our es
teemed Brother r ~ Williams, a
member OF the Brotherhood of Car
peuters and Joiners Of America. and
Whereas. The demise Of worthy
craftsman and Brother. severe
loss TO the carpenters union 1856 and
particularly TO the Brotherhood Of
Carpenters. and
Whereas. In the lamented death Of
Brother Williams. his family lost
loving protector; his friends. true
friend. wise and earnest counselor.
and organized labor, one OF its use
ful and influential members Now.
therefore. be Il
Resolved. That We. the members
OF the Carpenters Union 1886 Of
Guthrie, IN regular meeting assemb-
led. express TO the bereaved family
OF our departed brother our most
earnest. heartfelt sympathy in this.
their great and irreparabIe loss. and
be II further
Resolved. That the Charter OF our
Carpenters Union be draped In
mourning for period Of six months
as memorial to our brother: that
a copy OF this resolution be forward
ed to the faAny with whom we
mourn. copy to The Carpenter,
copy 10 the Leader and a copy to
the Oklahoma Leader and one page
OF our Minute BOOK be devoted TO
the recording of same as a perpetual
expression to the memory OF our de-
parted brother and friend
Fraternally yours.
COMMITTEE
Guthrie Carpenters Union 1856
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

w muAs hlmself Ae "a 10 lesd
The mnn vh@ has a kuy % traits.
And all ihe laws he mas' vhev
NWsg thoushttai ns a. eoansel wnlfs
Wirhmt example, speech \ vAia
Ana e r. not euougA 70 tell
Fhnsp Yoashfgi ears the way 20 ~.
FpF llifle eyea ars aalek % sae
tNd vefy seon they enm~ e sAnw
Il Yuu are whas Yoad have hlm 80,
IA IA ou light and simple task.
a man must hnow 80 many things
~ answrr questions w. Wit ask.
ANA yot vi 10y 'he aasY brings
Ta sails wlsh him from aay tn aag
And 40 lhe Ways ~ msn esplam.
iie has rieh eouvadeshlp far pay
WHO has = litlle hoy 90 train
fcopYrlshl lnMsty KdKaF 4 Guest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
chamberialn's Collie and D,arrhor 4
Remedy.

Remedy.
Every family should hrup this pro.
iataslon at hand ready for instant
ise when needed severe atiackH 81
oNr and chO'tfa mofhus often prove
.aial before medicine cRn bc proeur
sd or "a rhYsic an summoncd The
inform success that has attended
'he nse of this remedy and ths
prompt cnres which u has cffecled
ave nado Il a staple article ol trade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

COURT HOUSE NOTES

). xN 1H 'F " ~ XH y Is y
oil and Gas
RonanA po,ro'onm Go. Okla Nati
Gas Co. Assmt 80 27 20 NV "a.
Sc I. and El q sw ~. - ~ 2W
Conveyance
Bertha Ogrosky 90 John Fritz. WD.
~ es 70. 5000 Lots e and - hk
"a Capital illll
Decree of Settlement
County Court in the matter ~ The
Estate or Harvey Y whitney an
Ella whitney, e4ls-2i Lots 70 10
bk * West Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
BABIES AND POKER CHIPS
I. LEFT ON STREET,CARs
City and Irterurban Railways
Salvage Large Quantities OF
Bibles. Babies and
Crutches

The gamus from hahies ~ guths
ant back arain 20 c.oshlne for ihe
'svhy IS ran. IA survey 81 last az
slolcs N The Department of The H
ftegurban and elites RAILWAYS. aceori
/ ing q " a Nasles department
m3aager
Look aegore you 'sap also ap
tpi.s q looklnF hchina hegore on
leaves seas - aAear Pc says, 4
afis arr the articles h- ii'inx cab
met boasts
Some liues. hAhies which esn ~
eseu tax arr found on lho ears with
ous their PARENTS. nnd carried b..
oonduesofs bach % hls tareaa. whor
shey Save heen hastily identified AND
'caimed without falI, Marley SAYS
Prohibition has ts effect cn %
fegeeifal passenger he saws ana ~
the few reeepiAelea containing con
,rahand llaacr none has been -
claimed
n i none ~ my business Marie
raid. io discover how anyeue wAi
/ needs the aid ot capc or erntee
ia walk X able 10 allehl without u
hut sufficient 90 say 4 often hal
PENS We have vet "a rad nn IN
stance Ia whlch sueh articles are
eym tmfwpN emf emfNsr emfw
rahles and Poker Chips
SUNDAY hrlnss collection varied
from Rlhlcs, the number o. which q
legion. to dice and "chls 80 cen
cigars and valuable pipes stove,
shoe and fieEcr nail polish, came-a
rolls and rolls Of wire screening
| Umbrellas are not more frequently
received than powder raits hni tha'
STAY In storage longer than the ma
iorlty of articles. Marley said pnnr
INK A. 10 spoke 70 cheek anethe
gold handled paraso
when conductors don desire tbs
articles they find. when they are un
claimed they are turned ever 20 ihs
I Salvation Army the loot depart
ment r'slal naid. adding that n
articles are kept ~n dAys before dis
position Is made of them
| Jewolry Il sometimes lost. none,
oftcn The department had 500.
diamond ring turned IN and another
q the io-coni variety from The sans
trip
Describing Underwear
Women AS well a. mon hate "a
,descrlhe their articles" Marley AT
, 'sertcd Women. however are an'
. q prove Ne most embarrassed rh.
fincrics u their apparel partlcn'arl,
lingerie. remain the longest a. ih'
bureau before being Identified
Ne eltcd recent case, whom Z
small paokare was pcked up from
"a car scat. and telephone call nul
n N 10 redeem i The caller hecam.
hesitant when asked 70 describe ihs
lost package. which she described a.
containing wearing apparel Aflcl
nearly an hour Of waiting Mr Mar.
iley said he finally ELECTED the lnlor
nation that the wearing apparel
was a pair Of garters
A small brother appeared at 70,
'bnreau 10 reclaim the package
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder troubles.
gravel. weak and lame back. rheu.
nstism and irregularities OF the kid.
ncys and bladder. Regulates blai
der troubles in children. II not sod
l'y druggists matt sf25. Small bot
To often cure. Send for sworn fes..
n.cniais. Dr. r. W. Hall. 292s Olive
street. st. Louis. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
INCROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS our ITSELF

A few dfons % "OuiTro upon the
skin surrounding the lnFrowing nal
reduces inflammation and pain AMI
30 toughens the tender sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail, that lt
can not % 1etrate the flesh. and the
naIl turns naturally outward almost
over night.
"Outgro is harmless. antisep.c
manufactured for chlrpodlhis How
ever. anyone can buy from the drvg
store tiny bottle containing diros
tons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

Foley calharilc Tablets have lonr
been favorlte physIo with men Wo.
men suffer az much ae mensd0 from
indigestion and constipation Nr1
Geo Powers. s. Winthrop Ave. Re-
vere. Mass, writes = have lHken
Foley catharsic Tablets and racpm-
mend them 10 everyone They han
ish bllousneS. hesdacho. gas
Sold Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

smlth" i the family name of
three English peers. six barQnete. 81
knights and 200 companions Of varl
Gus orders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

Archaeoiogists believe that even IN
the stone age direct maritime re'a
tions existed between Northern Jut-
land and the distant countries to the
South
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23

Hair seats Witch ahaNad on the
Western caradian Coast ava have 90
commercial salue. are ore Of ,ha
sreaicst monaces to salmon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-23
IT cosrs MONEY TO TRAVEL

~ AQa = MA}NNf Y ~ NNNtl
Wlh nleh railroad fafes and hlah
= hoicl hills fewer people thla year
slll So 60 health resorts ~ vel rd
Z Impurities ia gho syalom lhe, uaape
heumatit pains backarhe. swol'en
ore and painful joints ana muscles
/ you need relief ana de not want
leave home iry Foley kidney Pulls
sold fSers where