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The New York herald., 1921-10-08
LORD DECIES FAVORS
FREEING IRISH CAPTIVES
Big Reception To-day in Lon
don for Sinn Fein Enjoys.

DUBLIN, Oct. Lord Decies, who
lately has been acting as military press
censor in Ireland, writing OF the con-
stant dread which exists in the minds
OF the people that, something suddenly
may happen to hinder, and perhaps up
set the peace negotiations, strongly
urges the Government to release all
prisoners Immediately.
Many of these men, says Lord Decies,
have been interned for months without
trial or without any charges having
been made against them. -~sN
LoNpoN. Oct. "A resolution urging
the Government to release persons i'm
termed in Ireland has been adopted by
the executive committee of the Irish
Dominion League.
When the Irish delegates to the con-
ference arrive here tomorrow a big re-
ception committee. including members
OF the Gaelic League. the Sim Fein, the
irish Seif-Determination League and
the Gaelic Athletic Association, will
meet them.
The English delegates as officially an
rounced to-day are Premier Lloyd
George. Lord Birkenhead. Lord High
Chancellor Sir Hamar Greenwood.
Chief Secretary for Ireland Austen
Chamberlain. Government leader in the
House OF Commons Sir Lan1ing Worth
ington Evans. Secretary for War, and
Winston Spencer Churchill, Secretary
for the Colonies.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
BAPTIST.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 10Th Street
PASTOR |. NJ. HALDEMAN, DID.


II A. M.-"PAUL IN EPHESUS. SPIRIT
ISM, UNCLEAN LITERATURE AND IDOL
AIRY OvERTHROWN BY PREACHING
THE WORD OF COD. AM NoTa.NG
ELSE. DO THE DEAD COME BACK; OR.
DO THE SPIRITS OF FALLEN ANGELS
'PEAK THROUGH NEDIUMS?"
z: MIS- PALEsT!NE BENG rHE;
PARED FOR THE TERRIBLE DAY
CALLED BY JEREMIAH THE PROPHET
THE DAY OF JACOu'S TROURLE?' j.
THE SETTING UP RY ENGLAND OF AN
ns.r,,,r HHAE KING I,SscvSn OYER BABYLON !TEE
rR0PHET 4 sign OF ANTI.CHRIsT;
FULL RESTORATION OF ISRAELI"
Frid.y NIGHT. Oct. ~, 8 O'Clock: seFour-
teen Ways for Christian 70 Walk"
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
s. e. Cor. acd st. and Amsterdam Av.
Frank M. Coodchild. D. D.. Pastor
1.-THE fourth article of a new creed.
"The Holy Spirit. -
8-"Do Our Sins Always
Find Us Out?"
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Capt. Cipsy Pat
S M l T H

October 9 to %,
Starting Sunday Night.
Hanson Place M. E. Church.
All sysways-A,lantic , Az; or Pasific ..,itx,,, 81;
Sermon by Harry Knight Miller
"The Church of Christ"
Monday, 8 P. M,
in the Trench on Armistice Day
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

Rt. Roy. william T. Manning, ID. D., Rector.
and 9-Holy Communion.
10:30-Morning Prayer.
1f-Litany. Holy Communion and Sermon.
Preacher: The Rt. Rev. George l.. King,
D. D.. formerly Bishop OF Madagascar.
Secretary OF the 8. p. G..
3:30-Evensong md Sermon
SEATS FREE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

NondsF Nay slh i tte datn aai hy
ihe ieieeal feafi 90 hear moiioua snj
y nuFfef l'irsv peraana vii 20
arfalFnt far sentences white nut
ler tlta nlxbars iseaaia llaFrlsna.
Z. - NeSeiit Tom f<ssfs. u 4.
fAHa ner Halliuw aHd Tones iiraneh
hguHy fanea are aet fer hearing aa
MsY g saf ihssa cases are 40 for
bearing United ataies ~ n H.
'aeeHBR n 81 stansheoksf uiaeA
Neli 0N 4 Gas 90 vs. ~ - Iunea.
ei - rnfiot States vs. W " Grsu.
~ 81 WIN Floyd ~ cltv ~ ohis
hema gilg flraf National uAnF "
Aafman s Western Natioual naaA
nr okiahoHa rliN Walker % Hines.
a'fHtaf senefal 81 railroads rs city
soy oklahoma Clyi q a NIaiek va
Sinclair on ani uaa company @
Tho petit Jury wlll Is ealeanellsd
Msagaf May 2f.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
egro Boys In State Training School Make Records

3i<Aiester. ksni. a One hsnores
sna fsty 6eincsenf negro boys hav4
leez courasftsc 70 the state "a rsr~
Ecsool for aegro boys ~ NeAieeter
since 4 xzs created ~ 2ay. 1914. anf
cared fos ~ a. average daily cofs os
= eents per ezBits. aocor6irg 70 3
fs7o-t lssus1 y tae superintendent
q ;ae snEt.'psion To-Day. ~ tbs rHw-
asr 8 have been released o. parole.
The seho1a is hossas Il a three
szc-y or.ek strsctsrs on the sat.
5-s-i,s.tazry groznds Tie tEo ups.e-
f<orF are uzed for ne sehooi and the
Lives. s1scz q z1fs-lz.s1. zs graz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
CHAMBER TEAMS COMD
CITY FOR BUDGET SUPPORT
Merchants. Generally Approve
Plan To stop indlaerimlnase
Expenditure OF Money
and Duplication

rla tfNn "a un faf tha saaHN
hnaaet ui tAa hamt.f ei Commerce
fof thh yssr seseufsen teens
started earle raeaday auI vti n0t
stop tili EVERY Naa.neAs aaa pruEea
sianal mHa ln Guthrie nas ths ota-tt
wnHY lo Taln ln thIa lmpuHam aoFs
AZ a"eia SIS Afganen Is 4uifAlY eah
Nuea the meu oi nulhfle ghat thr
hnaKei pl#H E lise oHiA laEittl methna
~ handling the almHsi numershlr
oaHa thal = ordinarily made ~
funds lp property pnsmaie she uuhlle
affairs ehl,h masi he iaten care uf
during year uv the budget Fian
nli lhene various uems afe estimated
and aggravated and wHh lhe funds
in ibe treasury tkr anaa,e tomnl'sc
~ toe chamber can aaHAy haaile
an eueh urms withoul eueh numerann
ana useless bother as ln ihe paal
i.r, ever, man 30 gHe fliy he resa
for the committee whcn lt eailr ii
is slmmY matter ot fesulaf and
necessary business and must be
lreated es such
AN ready lste Fp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
CHRISTIAN CHI R6H TO
ENTERTAIN NEW MEMBERS

TIE FsrF- ra--stlzr thnrrs IS rro
ga rrg sor rae r-~pa eu farno~rov
nsgst = tAe u.emasrs Hko e41e 81
c-r'1g l1e rs<e-f ~etivzl raz-am.
e s'esng sroy1ce1 Ira. w4 ~ ttess
~ al Mss Arnz owe~s Mrs wm
EsksH AID ar Chester Ian1ssr ws.i
-e-Ser vocal rzuAere Nssfe- ] r
Es.ra ~sI give 1 r4eaa $3.50 xiss
iso1s3s Gsodazs1 wNi Feao 4ad Ne
src YRS z " sso44. we xerA sr
esr'nz t1s rer.Fai ~ts afo = rr-
ert zuc play a SPECIAL nsnaer 1r rs
tt To- eoaeizs .<,n q The program ard
fAs erlAss-eat servlce -xfr@sarlerts
vii - s@rrss Il rse basement uader
tfA fps~rFseAoz q she Ia1ies CuFe
= W. - : IRE ft-se sE6 fae-s vin
ra10s-e s-e.F - q large attenfssca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

sehool. according 70 the superinieua.
.ert
A. entrance each Toy is subjected
70 thorough physical examination
BY the school physician. the exami
ration beng based 90 The regulations
prescribed BY the army ia exaufinln~
enlisted men. complete record ~
tbese examinations ia on file for 10
tlre reference 4 daily inspect on Il
made Of the beds, clothing and per
sens Of the inmates Illness OF
serioss nature has beep 81 mini
mum. Each boy b given denfa.
examination and chart ls made a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
An UNBIASED COMMISSION
u efNf-~

1A12 Z -
Berln k~sl "a Ar arh.srat-r
nropca. hs Germany tos aeterminiu4
sse tos4l anoaaf sae srsm her oa
reTmr1tsa-s Is cor aswe1 81 81 rasar-
asons Aos sor-wAre4d 'o washlnrtoa
a clszss Ia tAs1 uese says
Germany s4rrests fhr appo rsrst--
eS a. unh.Asee m sstar "a fs A-
snssa ~az q her var rea4-assons
vhace she glseres 10 srcept as olus
sas an1 10 cary c0s r soos fAh
Germany. Aess tAe nose woais vsl-
cone Auy saEgesr sons from 'ae Amer
sr4r eoTerares; fer f~ec- ueeo,
ions or esa-ees Go tie a-esest r'3-
ssfsaaS
NlsA tAe aeaepssree ., these rr7-
Tssass sars sss Ce--ar nose s4-
usarvs 0the- rpan-at sans ana neHr
'tens ~ = Annu'ied and al ce~rs D.
rrivase property s. se.~ - countries
-~3esss,s
Germany offers 20 fAv ssaa ss'
% esd uarfs tse u-ese-t valse &
whiya oosrer~e6 sr'a snnuH es fe.
as eie ess aa s,s rosa usrss Tts
raFnsrss nrtsr iAe pro-osai wouss
- race according e he- aasv i
paT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

a-y and a storage house fof farm
equipment - ne peniten;.sry There
are two 6ormiso~ies containing tf
5eds with aeCG-@s7 s~+-tIsy and
niiet sceomno6s Sons 4 ten BED has
pitai ward Is also sustained a. the
s<a0ol
Ils Inmates attend senool three
cayt cart sesk. The school work coz
f'sting q the frzt eight grafsz. WITH
ore period eset day for manual train
Ag Tie boyx are divided equally
ir'o fwo divisions Ezch divls.on -
se1t 70 sehooi and 10 work on slfs-
Late c&ys. one division porksng o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
Chums Found
Dead In Wreck
Of An Auto

les Anasies cal Apf p oat
60 lessph . Oafara ,s aentsf
ard Nsfos Necsoisy "a fevna shst
10 avash YsstsfaAy n iNs wsekAa
ef ~ Autanehsls - wN Nsh tNer bal
hssr fiulna Aliisa sssn othef 81
else ene sNbt iNs sfAe seA thsa
hlmset afsefAna 'a eaiNlars q.
presses ssi alaht hy poHss assiaa
ea sa ins eass
Tire tcuw0 men Rad hesa aiese
ehams snes shelf ,fheol dssa And
enc detectives sad shslf insvsssaa
sieWs lsa ,AFm Is heNsr shs sNect
lne ml8hs hAve beer ibs rssui af
sstuai agreement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
INI~IIR IiIIS tllk A\~N~
TOWN DEATHS REPORTED

pine bluffs. Ark April. 70 HeAvv
damage ~as dont ~ tornado ffsY
mites southeast 81 here today seve
- tarm houses nsAr puman we're De-
Uroyed ard church AZ oou'd MA
demo ehed The storm s.arted nsse
rsn'an and s~ept ratN several huu
afad ysras wide fcr fifteen mites n
? oorthwesterniy direction Sevcfal
reports % death ard lnlures could
not be verified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
KIGtI AN ARMY FORCE
RAISED HN NEW Bill.

Washington Apr1 re "A rssulA
faree n is3 600 enlisted men Ia pfo@
fided for n IRE army ropelsisen
hlil regsoFgea Yesterday Is the house
This ~ l20oo more than fhe fgare
faed Ia the btu passed at tho last
session ard vetoed ~ proHdenf Vii
son bos iae total appropriation ef
s82l 07el5s IL SI5 9e0 600 less ihn
eaffiea hy Toe old measure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
RIG tu\~i~I0RN CLASS
iI VI N.I~llR TEMPLE

McAlsster Apl ss sprias rsun-
ea az Scottish Rfe Masoas ol.ennd AZ
uosr M0aday la MeAleslpf wth ai-
tendance taxlns aousinE agsomnlpsh
iiaus ~ the olfy Because tNe are+
gram Includes annual entertainment
sof a8ses q Masonic families several
hundred IA attendance &ff takeu t4se
of dnriae ihp three dav meeting in
prsate homes Il is ihon9hi class
81 oveT ts9 en rnish ihe Scott Is
Rte degrees Thursday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
KANSAS. CITY PASTOR 70
PREACH ron AARDiN0

kangas Ciiy Mo ApHi ae pr w
s Alternately left here to-day fpr
Washington whefo he VIII become
pastor ~ tho calvary Baptist chur h
which rrealdou, Harding attends
pr Abernaihy has been pastor "
the First Baptist church here FOR &
Huubsr ~ years and announcement
81 the change to President Harding
church WAS made ReYoral weeks ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

The state farm where al ioodstniis
aie planted. cultivated ard gathered
BY the boys. while the other aftendy
classes.
interested in Garden
This work 10 iae fields. the repor.
says has Considerable educs tionsl
value most of the boys becvinln 4
fIrst-raia truck gardeners In add
ten 20 the classroom work and M
work IN the fields. the toys aso
taught 10 cook. sew and take. all
cooking and eew * being done BY
'usn. Nearly al u tae clothes won
b. ne inmates are made at he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

tfe time of examination and pressrg
cd for future reference During tas
v inter season and on dlsasreeabis
days the boys are pat Though the
setting up exercises a. followed n
toe army
Religious services play their paft
T. the cnrricnlm Of the inmates se.
vices being held each Sunday Sun
school and Bible lessons are held IN
the morning an1 prayer service az
night 4 short chapel service n also
held in the morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
DEFENDANTS IN HAsr nAlL
SCANDALS FLTr

t'hioago A0rl "a private intaf
nation that several ~ the men IN
dlcioa ~ connection WITH the 1919
Norld series base ball scandal have
tlsa rs Meslro has l.seu received and
an ap~Ai will ~ Made tp federal
olfleera Ia Washington ln ihe hope
lhah some say may be found by
which ihey can 81 extradited Il vas
announced ln ibc state atiorneYs -
ace oday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
Child of -Four
Died In Effort
To .Sore Sister

cenoer orr Aprst sS-lselsr
cra~TSrc f@ar year ed. cave nvr
8fs heee sexteruas m an esgers 10
&lc = yea aic ecr~raHier. Nhiie
srossnp a creek en- = fos, 80 ths
eioef 1 r ssepea ana fell lntc tne
water Tee SNta sstsmesea e.
Feasn ner. aise sNeeso ard ~ak
sarr ec a~as ~ tNe current TNk
ci0er s~ escaped sfth nothAna
worse thar arrmShine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

niahHped rs.as Apfa 81 nlaesa
1f ana Hf fhe paHDfa eaueei a ielay
Monday lh shH trial " feel An
sutton resisting e mardaf ehWae "a
'naii'it court here The juror. A.
Mumaw W neasia} had a heb FEVER
Ail DAD HaaAay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
mcAtLsTEH CELEBRATES io2nd
opp rElLOWA fVrNT

NeAlesier April 30 pliisbuss
county Odd Felions are assembled
in MeAlesier Tuesday celebrating tia
hundred and second anniversary eg
the founding 81 the order with 5
barbecue and all day program
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

waaiuataa. april 81 Col Charles
Forbes of Seattle Wash Is under
stood la he under consideration By
President iiar'flpk for appointment a.
dlrastof pf ihe var risk bureau to
saeceed d q Ch0lmslsy Jonss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
"a ? Monr cur MAar

Dallas resaa April as proposad
suke reductions. affecting avery em
ploye Of he Texas 4 Pacific railroad.
sili not be- pui into efieei May /. a.
planned lt Nas annoaneed here BY
Representatives or ihe company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
wUNsC. LINER DENIES
~WEv~ CARGO REPORT

R.o J2neT.o AarH = -Rego'tg isat
fae MsssoH l.rer Huron ass carry ing
stoess of liquor vafaei ~ several
saaasands = dollars iar ihe gse of
- passeaF we're denied sy otn-
cars ~ fhe reassi yesterday They
said that Il there was any ilQBoT oa
board j s4s tle pfos@fiy % ihe
gssf@nge-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
RADICAL CIRCULARS ARe rouno

Mllwalkee Auril n A CivulAr
calling on the workers % organize
and seize factories vas placed fl tbe
han3s 81 The police department Mon
DAY The circular ia printed Ia
italian and beaded Why are yoi
viihOaf work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
npiroR ADMITS hE
LlBELFo A GOVERNOR

Waco fexaa April 10 NJ a.
boil editor 81 she Cooper rpnfler
Monday pleaded guilty 10 libellns rst
81 Self governor of Texas. during the
guparnasoriai campaign last yesf and
VIA flnsd $500 Ia tho county court
Mr sctspll paid the fine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
Filler. s-oT
DOWN. ~ POLAND. ARRIVES

kga AfFi 81 tapsin Mrrion e
Cooper of Jacksonville Flor a.. tho
koFe isso squadron filer who WAS
saos down o. ghe Polish front an
captured hy the Russians iast Juiy
escaped from prison camp near
Nosoow ~ April 2 and arrived p
= "a today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
VETERAN FIGHTER RECOVER
INC FROM SEVERE OPERATION

Chicago APPEL Charlie White
tie veteran ch eago lightweight. "a
recovering from an operation ior
hernia ile pDtably viii be onl u
lhe rink tor sin weeks Or two months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
DRIVING HOME rne CEMENT
AT MASONIC CATHEDRAL

Working under eleflrle Nshts HUH
e-lniendeni Roberts had hls sanr -
eafuenf msH 81 fhe lob at Nasoa
Cathedral ils morning at o'elue
THE cem'al unH ln shsNs 'o oe Hoaf
- and We ruald*f NaA oa tm
aaid Roberts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
riRr DESTROYS A
MloAl8alppl TOWN

Jackson Miss April as The bus
Thesis section ~ Madison small
'"Nn ~ mll"# north. aps virtually
wiped out by fire last might aeofa
ing 20 reports reaching here rha
embellishments destroyed include 4
bank drug etnFo ana az leaAt TAO
general STORES The laas WIS Hut
determined
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
rnkAs Mlnrna ro conrfn

Fort worth reAas Apri 3
Representatives 81 enc minees abd
mine owners of resns wlll eourgf
here Monday night aud Tuesday ln
ga effort 20 adjust grievances Navy
oi ihe mines afe shut toaa a nfe
emit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
MANY NEW MEMBERS
ADDED TO &. or {

TIE ctz-g5er y co-rrnsrce = gel
f-g r1-u1@- q rsw r3ezrsers -1srr
- tse-s 1eTe- hs<ors rezlizsrg .tzf
t.eT sa1rsf t,se1-e i1sztfis1 va
tt,f o-sz-iEstzoz A.< fse-s are sfs-
- prosDsczs X the o~z n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
1 htIITI-E CLASS Il
GROWING FAST

Tas ettor.s y re cors-.orify worf
- are sxskrg 3 deep lnleresf %
a. ekl1sns x tes sssinsts sffsirs. -
Tesi ~ Fec-es-k0r rxss-erx
raa seoszz tszs 70 r. kir uknlele
cizfs 10 IzrgsE h. hss ever IT,
Ftrsc<e1 anywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
stlp -As 80 sreeeInc &C

Lo1dou ADra " TIE Anchor ne
r.akse1Eer steamer Csssalia whirh
sailed frou Nozzle Apgl = for New
YORK has pat into iae Clyde siih
detective steering gear. Il was an.
nources Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
Germany
Submits
Proposal


~ssN vsson. AprsA eS--Ser-.ars s
eesnserp~epsssi r~sarss-S rspars
tiers ~ens reSs ssec seoas al TIE state
senar<wswt arc are ArSesto01 to haS~
eees las sefcre tNe 60 nes a. -
reasfsr rseetrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
GERNAANS PROPOSALS NOT
70 FRANCES YAS-

Farx Aer rs Germany rev -
rsratsen TrcnosS as waos cNhi< SO
cAs. ~as Gers s1erto here as unas
Septaels even as . hass fer se4s.
ser. aScere ~ It ~eli s~sorwreo opsn
wn s4sss T. tie frenSn fers " oTee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

No more royal scions will BE- psr-
mitied 70 visit America: the Prince
Of Wales began writing poetry as
soon az he returned home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
sUPRsMe COURT PLANS escsss

Washington. April es The l-i-
prone court will recess from May 2
to May II, 1t was aanouneed Monday,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
RUSSIA ORDERS 600
locomotive FROM GERMAN

Berlin. April rs Soviet Russia bss
'oristed more than Elk hundred mi
way locomotives from German firms
Ge mania says today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

Why DO girls wear their stockings
rolled down from tie top Because
they are afraid the Teddy Bears vii
bite en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

olscoVEReR olss

Butte Montana April gs Edward
Hickey one ~ the finders u the Ana
Gonna lofe died ai bis home here
Monday Iie was - years Old.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
LEoioNARlEs TO MEET
TUESDAY NiQHT

All ierionafies will meet Ttpsday
night court house. 1880 sharp his
T. very important
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
NATURALIZATION DAY
TO &c OBSERVED HEaE

Ths American xalion Day Thurs
day april zsin Tor wednes iay
ArraEee 70 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

@e~ O-5szr1 Ia. Arrl 4s-To
r-ght c0l1sr hezvy f-oEs. wednes6zv
ezzr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

The retailer has not heard 0f The
fail Of wholesaie prices none 80 deaf
a. iboee who viii not hear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

Rotary cius VIII not bDld iis regular
isftheon "Wednesday noon buf a.
nigh. when Rotary AIMS are invited
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Wa#hH Ap AZ fhs &
asa asea decisive step ie
81 sat aaasaFs iaas mva
Me ihn ues8 ogflela# explained
laaaK
Nars Hsla fss preHuoer
sfetise HaHsHs suuft fse tts
NFpaNega q hsaHad aa fesalf "a
lhe sammstfatlap ffm purposes Il
bfes sassui mese fhetal sgannaAs
saHs iMuHsA H anAHNN agau rs
ns afuNeHta ef AaaraNWM aa
iaeHs aHt mNrdaia naangal Nsl
fhe farmers thessNHe thrpasb lba
mafe af leaa nla#gtg falea III ihH baak
ag tenl aNa uAh the AppuvA NJ
ihase lH sealr4 uf fhef guHeea hAs
bHsn ieleyug apd upaN
NommFHllwp ef gha euwueY urls
s,ass aee pelgy lf ls saaouHsNl
H aV 81 stimulate bapsefs credits
la aeflsa'iafA BaNnesaa ahA - tfus
ahaa mntn lheFai Alfaie om tha
sft s. lse bneketH "a sftnfIne f~
newHM oH Al8RhdgNF ahllYaiian8 "a
mesHs nf eAahiAs sha neadasna
io lHe hsmasNsa ovsF the present
WmeusN
Mupt Save ths fsfms
rlaNs Iae rvisf IS lha afnanN N
daatgY afe .aii nel 81 have eoea &,
lbe palut ~ requiring AhY sNausu te
tNesa ihs v1afal reserve huaFd rs va
established faiea
lbe wafa has rane faftH 4, bank
ura esefewhsee thal the farm uauas
ts aasei through hnnklnn hslp aaa
ihfoush a mnfv senefmn n,sasars n
cfel ala wh'eh 3, y paaasblp goe
hankefa eeNerallg 10 affer d sae fofm
af rHeuala 90 ssw loans
fbs attitude 81 fhe leaalnw err.
c'als tpHaY p lhaf tnfariaF hanAnyH
la NE bia ensp srawng aeetAnw NJ
fhe Ceanifi afgat recognizes Il ~ fhMr
dugy Hpe t9 sustain enc iodaatlpa.
nn what hn hauAila unw themselves
nfuhaf'lt depend
oirs als tsfosda offer pf,nf uffi.
faia spld that huEn swmw ~ aepas
tess hlAa# lnatead ot halnm loanet
in alleviate 80 nlIsht ~ home ludus
'Hss have touni tr wav fo highly
speculative uafa and that mueh
mansf Ho helnN employed al fhis
''as i.e'eaaa ~ snch ereaHa lt a
csern'fd via h~lp solve astue sg ths
ffane'Hl iuablea 81 lha pgolAeegt
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coailnea "a Pase
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
EPOPEEA ROMANO
RaZb0iul Nostru Pentru
lntregirea NeaInului
/AnnTTcT ADpTY p rA1o<
AUGUST 1916-APRILIE 1S18l
De GENERALUL G. QAVxNESCUL.

Stunt putine, sunt obosite, sun.
slab inarmate, daE a sufletul
plin de dor sftdf dafdfe.tSi apoi
este incerearea De- qare, pc via
ia 81 pc moarte. Tara ne este col
tropita 81 trebue sd loAp5ram cd
sangele, Gu viata n6astra.
Batalia ce avut loc aci s'a
numit: de la Arges' sau de la Bu-
cnresti. Ea fost prima mare
batalie noastra, prima mare ba-
talie unde s'a putut strange forte
ceva mai multe, Ia un loc, pentru
q ne incerca puterile 81 care pu-
tea permite prin manevra 81 iu-
teala, Sd Sc inlocniasca eelelalte
multe lipsuri de carl era bantuita
armatas noastta. Ea era batalia de
care depindea soarta Bucuresti-
lor nostri gi ehiar i tSrii; IN ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17

Belfast. - Patrule militare au
facut perchizitii la casele. din
We're Str. unde s'au intimplat
turburarr in zilele trecute.
Perchizitia s'a inceput imediat
cand S "a inserat 81 nu S 'au termi-
nat decat la ora 4 All dimineata.
Strada fost izolata de trupe 81
81 ma putut mime comunica pc
strada, nici sa intre in ca, nici sd
lasa din ca. Gu toate ca perchi-
zltia a VENT ca o surpriza, per-
soanele cautate de polite s'au
putut refugia, deoarece nu s'a
arestat mime in urma acestei per-
chizitii, precum nu s'a sechestrat
mimic ca evidenta.