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room. Mrs B1ng lay among the cusn-
ions on her couch. She partly rose,
tumbled the cushions into a pile and
leaned against them.
Heavens! I'm tired" she ex-
claimed. "These women in Hazel
mead hang onto one like lot OF
hungry cats. They all want money
for one thing or another-Red Cross
or Liberty bonds or fatherless chill
dren or tobacco for the soldiers or
books for the library. My word I'm
broke and it seems as If each of my
legs hung by thread
Phyllis smiled as she stood look
ing down at her mother.
How beautiful you loOk!' the fond
mother exclaimed. eff he didn't pro-
pose to-day, he's a chump."
"But he did," said Phyllis. II tried
to keep him from it, but he just would
propose in spite of me-"
The girls face was red and serious.
She sat down in a chair end began
to remove her hat. Mrs. Bing rose
suddenly, and stood facing Phyllis.
II thought you loved him." she said
with look of surprise.
$50 I do" the girl answered.
"What did you say?"
II said no."
"What!"
II refused him J"
"For Gods sake, Phyllis! Do you
think you can afford to play with a
man like that? He went stand for
it,"
LET him sit for 1t then and mother,
you might as we'll know, first as last,
that l am not playing with him."
There was a calm note of firmness
In the voice of the girl. She was pre-
pared for this scene. She had known
it was coming. Her mother was hot
with irritating establishment. The
calmness of the girl in suddenly be-
ginning TO dig a grave for this dear
ambition-rich with promise-in the
very day when it had come submits
sively to their feet. stung like the
| tooth of a serpent. She stood very
erect and said with an icy look in
her face:
you young upstart! What do you
mean?"
There was moment of frigfd
silence in which both of the women
began to turn cold. Then Phyllis az
swered very calmly as she sat look
ing down at the bunch of viOlets in
her hand:
ut means that am married,
mother"
Mrs. Bing's face turned red. There
was little convulsive movement Of
the muscles around her mouth. She
folded her arms on her breast, lifted
her chin O bit higher and asked in
a polite tone, although her words fell
like fragments of cracked ice:
MARRIED. To whom are you mar
siedT
ITO Gordon King"
Phyllis spoke casually as if he were
piece of ribbon that she had bought
at store.
Mrs. Bing sank into chair and
covered her face with her hands for
half moment. Suddenly she picked
up slipper that hay at her feet and
flung it at the girl.
MY Godr' she exclaimed. what
nasty liar you are!"
1t was not ladylike but, at that
moment the lady was temporarily
absent
Mother. Pm glad you say that"
the girl answered still very calmly,
although her fingers trembled a little
as she felt the violets, and her voice
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sentatives, successors and assigns,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO the
said defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty (20) days after the SER
vice of this summons, exclusive of the
day of the service of this summons, and
defend the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid; and in case of your
failure so TO do. Judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint, copy of which
is herewith served upon you.
J. w. CAROW,
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rUnriUheSt needs OF man. the time
seems to be near at hand when d
boiled egg and piece of buttered
bread will be luxuries and family
of children an unspeakable extrava-
gance. Let us face the facts. 1t is
up to Vanity to moderate its demands
upon the industry of man. What we
need is more devotion to simple liv-
ing and the general welfare. In plain
old-fashioned English we need the re-
ligiDn and the simplicity of our
fathers.'
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CHAPTER SEVEN.
In Which High Voltage Develops In
the Conversation,

1t was warm, bright May day.
There was not a cloud in the sky.
Roger Delane had arrived and the
Bings were giving a dinner that even
ing. The best people of Hazelmead
were coming over in motorcars.
Phyllis and Roger had long ride
together that day on the new Ken
lucky saddle horses. Mrs Bling had
spent the morning in Hazelmead and
had stayed to lunch with Mayor and
Mrs. Stacy. She had returned at
four and cut some flowers for the
table and gone to her room for an
hours rest when the young people
returned. She was not yet asleep
when Phyllis came into the big he'd
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ATTORNEY for Plaintiff

post0ffice address: Ladysmith, Rusk
county, Wisconsin.
Note: The original summons and
complaint are ON file in the Office of the
Clerk of Circuit Court at Ladysmith.
Wisconsin.
This is an action to quiet title to real
estate. The real estate affected there
by described as follows: The Southeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of
Section Twenty-one CD Township
Thirtyfour (34) North, of Range
Eight (S) West, Rusk County, Wis
cOnSin.
First publication June II, 1921. 1910
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Continued next week.
THE COUNCII-CITY OF LADY
SMITH
NOTICE

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
final determination has been made
and filed with the undersigned, Clerk
If the city of Ladysmith, Wisconsin,
for the benefits and damages to be as
,essed to the several parcels of real eS-
tate affected by the proposed improve
nent of that part of East and West
Miner Avenue, in the city of Lady
smith, Wisconsin, situate between the
west line of East Second Street and
The west line of West Second Street
Dated June ID, 1921.
C.. C.. KILE,
Clerk
First publication June II, 1921. 1O-1D
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04
BRlTlSH-AM AMERICAN FRENCH
ALLIANCE CALLED FUTILE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ovrJ

rnl'f} ~ tho nitod statos clearly and
Hn'4WFocallF whom h. ahmYd has
."uulfym'n neves tu enter Il p,rma.
''ni alliance wuh any other power.
Ihis policy has been fnmrmed by
practically all hi- mco.ssors n was
"l'emted with great uostivenoss in
.1f niost national campaign by our
resent president aud wbs confirmed
+" 10 majority ~ ihe prpple so great
's 90 h' beyond thr pale of ,omp,il.
SON
100 view OF these circumstance. am
doing more than stating tho wholly
obvious and ines, 3,sablu fnc' when 7
pf"nuun', thu enluuc, ct tho United
Hulof int" any permanent alliance.
however desirable that action may seem
/. a k(1U utter imGx.s~siatl May ID
n"i p" Then ~. mft of Wisdom 10
l''id discussion or even suggestion 81
proposal which, however praiseworthv
% may h". could hardly serve any pur.
ioso other than 90 feed enemies aud
distress friends of both Great Britain
Ird France who live be- America"
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DEMOCRATS SEEK
TO QUASH PROBE
WATSON CHARGES
GEORGIA SENATOR PER
sIsTs HE WILL GIVE EvI.
DENCE TO SENATE.


wAsIuNGTON. Nov a motion
o. ~ Do mad. ln ne senate tomorrow.
Democratic senators announced %
night tn drop the investigation ny the
special Senate committee into charges
~ Senator Watson. Democrat. Georgia.
tH1f American soldiers were hanged in
France Without trial
Whether s partisan issue would d..
Yei0p NaH uncertain tonight. but sew.
eml Republicans declared they we're
ready % resist tho Democratic motion
vhlrh Senator Summons. North caro-.
iina md hr planned 90 offer. 10 n 10
move disrharEe 90 dissolution ~ the
.prDnl Investigating committee. headed
h Senator BBndge.. Republican.
Connecticut which was appointed last
TUESDAY under tho senate'a orders.
The simmons motion vas agreed no.
Hn after rnnfersnces between HepubIl.
nn ana Democratic leaders and sana
fnr Watson and after presentation nv
ST. Watson ~ letters tolegrarna and
newspaper clipping or suhata nfia ting
Hf charges Democratic senator's
'inimed they had assurances from
Some Republican leaders that they
would not object o. dissolution ~ the
hnnd"gee committee but other Re.
puhll'nns declared they would oppose
iho 4iumore motion
Senator Watson said he continued 10
object 10 presenting th. case before any
commute" and hat he proposed 10 pro
coed with bis evidence In ne omen Son.
ate
tn" affair be- scheduled 10 hc brought
100 immediately when the Senate re-.
'nnv"u"s tomorrow. adjournment to-
might for This reason hsIur taken until
Do O'Clock 1u hour earlier than usual.
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MINERS WILL ASK COURT
INJUNCTION SUSPENDED
CONTINUED FROM PACE oSrJ

nf opei Hinfs m dlsfrntn4ng the
check nf Pre dent Inru O. Lewis
was advised lafe f.las faaf fhc cterl-
tive hard ~ tho psuefurgh district
would meet Tomorrow FOO H.t on die
irict rresheut Hoh'r u Gibbons g..
asi0u 10 nu strike nrE Monday
approximately f1 HnN U.H.u would boz
affected official hero $500 ElarNhers
in the big coolproaaane states tu~
miners were aid In b. tHuHIng DE-
cision ~ operator whether q. stop
Inc check 0f
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given today. however. that larger
part u the real business Of u cor
ference than generally had been ~
nactcd would o. transacted without
open doors
The American delegation held no
meo sing TODAY ~ fSecr,tary H1rfr-
and other high officials spent much NJ
tne day receiving official calls from OBJ"
delegates who arr on the ground ffF
70 get acquainted Four oi fne dolce
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PLANS OF u. S. DELEGATES
TO ARMS FARLEY OUTLINED
CONTINUED rRoM PAGE OWE,

parent n desire 10 lay hare ~ the very
outset ~ the negotiation the fun OK
tent tn winch the nlted ,ntss would
he willing la. go IN scaling down ths
worlds naval armament
The impression that such n method
moy not lead TO an immediate agree.
moni has been giv,n color hy M, ap.
parent intention ~ some 81 tho ether
powers 10 pursue a directly opposite
course md enter the conference settling
high figure NJ the measure Of naval
armament they consider requisite 20
their national safety. japan already
has Indicated that she would suggest
the necessity ~ maintaining "a navy
equal to any which might enter her
srh'rc boz thr far cnst. proportion
which naval experts say is well IN ~.
c"ss Of her present power.
Navy First IN.
The naval armament question is con
"o'r'd certain 10 ho tho first % occupv
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me active attention % ne conference.
hlf 10 b. not the expectation u officials
here that live problems % Or eastern
diplomacy will remain long On ne hack.
ground. A. the conference is viewed
IN prospect. 10 b. believed here that the
diplomatic and armament nn.fes =
no situation may develop sImll'ane
ousiy ~ that Instead Of having "a fixed
program Of consecutive subjects the
delegates win fan into the practice %
considering this 0r that problem as o..
casion mny bring IL 20 the front
The determination o. the American
Fovcruuenf that these exchanges shnu
b. kept az far a. possible from the
realm of underground d.plpmaey wal.
reiterated today lg highest adm.nlstrn-
ton quarters. Officials say their plans
for giving publicity 10 proceedings ~
tho conference are 20 complete a. 10
assure the press the fullest lnf0rna.
zion ron .Hent with public policy ana
give public opinion ample Opportunity
f1 plny an Intelligent part IN shaping
Tho decision 81 the delegates.
Press Invited.
Secretary Hughes. chairman aud
Wokesman ~ the American d.I.rat..8
g. expected 10 hold lniiy c.uf,rer.
Win n"wspaper correspondent and. In
addition. b. By possible thli frapgent
statements may b. isuod telling tho
story ~ the Development .n aurh OF
no sessions as are not ouan 10 the
press ana public. Tho unyI......o NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04
FIRST HAND REPORT
OF GERMANY MADE
sssis


WAsHuNCTON. Nov. 2-Fisi hand
rports of conditions In Germany hny,
t.sn pl1oed before tho American gov.
.rmnsnt lg carl Bergman. formo,
state secretary in the German financial
ministry. Secretary Hoover said today
De wng momber ~ tho German
rsfmmitona commission. Mr.. Hoover
said huf is up longer connected with
the German government and IL in this
country on private business
Herr Bergman has ho'n introduced
fn various government Departments.
Mr Hoover m.d ls one entirely fumn.
ar with tho economic and financial
siiuHil0n .u Germany. and ahlo 90 give
officials au accurate picture 81 Cor
munFa problems H.H visit. the rccro.
tsY added was wholly unofficial and
r0' connected with tho ropuutiona
question.
Beside conference with Eee.Ntarlea
iiooset nnd teuon. The fQunor -
secretary was sBld 90 have talked
nnEh,r ~ other high officials ~
government a. was understood a.
have hruughi word 90 This country that
production was proceeding fsverlshlv
in GERMANY hut because ~ the on.
change situation and the d,prssal,u OF
ihs mark prices w,f, uUi k..u.ur pb,r
win fhe output
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04

Rubbed lntu the skin Tor rheumatism
H.Ii'lFi1. contracted muscles suriue
nu.nrss Rallnrds Snow l.inimeni
H' usm through the flesh 90 the
..|. 'asinN pain and removing th,
cause " b. "a powerful pain relief
IHr.' -izra. 300. Coz aud go pen bot
|r Sold hy Randall prug Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04

....rs ff. japanese. Chinese. Italian
ga gs'r.an were formally received by
p- ler, uating aud most Of those
49,. b,ve srka completed the round
.,s..m. of1al visitors By paying
-s..r -.susets 20 Secretaries Weeks ana
D.,iy ausr lsaylHg the White House
-. e.. Department In each case
~. ....t.r- we're Of ceremonial
..l..-..t.. and issues ~ the coming con-
,.,.r., were nor discussed.
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PAMPA EX-SERVICE
MEN COMING HERE

7I'TIII p Do wv
FAMPA. T.Nus. Nur a-Ev service
men 81 fsmpa has. formed the uu-
0isn of legion parf Onirels arc 20
DO eiected shortly World war heroes
~ this place plan to ATTEND the oeis.
LratlDn IA Amarillo Sow IL.
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CLARENDON STARTS
LARGE BRASS BAND


CLARENDON. Texas Nov. 3-Chr.
.nd"n musicians nrr organizing % brass
.Hnd With a large number of eood
"H.iri'ns here. splendid hand organ.
Ion is being gotten together.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04

During tho herring season IN tho
English channel more fhln 5000 mile,
~ nets are set uiFh ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04
Miners Ordered BACK
~ Aeaoeiatsd p,.-.

COLt-MBrs. OIL, No. Ohio
miners who hive ..a..I gur. .n ur..
fesf against fhp federal Injunction fs.
sued nt Indar1u..s aHolah.rr tho
rHap. 0ff' sesf.m ..., ordered %
return to work o. H. executive board
o. District So o. United Wn, Wors
ers ~ America. after meeting here
to-day.
Af tho mur irn, r..a non rr.4Id.rf
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Navy First Up.

The naval armament question is con
s.Drr'd certain 10 D" tho first % occupy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
False irspresslers Nsae
Upon Celerra pteple -
Guahess ny Whigea

E3HW Leader Al saaahlne rame
Nresumnlos fesaFa,pe tao sealal
faaetNps 81 esEessa ana eMiea "
Nohle pafA Friday nlsht avs
ipeeA fn esprvas mY apielon ~ sAs
ultimate 0Us snms X meh affair
First want sa W ptuywsiy under
siaaa a nos nnposlpa ayefy nlvasat
ahe siAe x ope inlta natusp 4 a
aasy aanrN an8 lntlsesnsahs sam
lba' Il shonla have lsrKe pmce lu
eaf seelal lives ll e Aheelalely m
,essan pat daeslsonaiAe lleasate
ana pleasures taaf Aru questionable
eaHhi aos De nAaleed
deHhs yefs mueh ths adelaahiiis
- iheHe puhh eafs talls NaN he
fnK meye detalfa ana Is me gega'
glle better elsmepi ~ uusAfle hasa
white ana oalofed allkn ehoala alH
toamne ihai Frmlsems mluelns
Wna nlxme ~ ass tsa rAeea 81 sal
nfed folks park tor shlma " lhh
pafiWnlar i fhe nalapritlns
onNbi not permit " fof srxeral gva
auue Notwithstanding ihs rlAaa ~
white people that aapafv 20 aas w
ahee aaneee al*ea hy nesfoes ara
gsnta ARA urlrriy theiF Folnk g0
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PAGE THREE

rea hAte opportunities eommsnur-
ste wssh she wrhan ehIlaFvn. 10
lesdlNs part ~ the prsgram ia siis
eaHsattonas rwvigs. and "A Ia ina
rdHeasees wha arr farulnM sha pro-
alcm on the peeelu, and aemanalax
lhe usyvHsaFy fautia tar sh~ reatisss
slam az shelT piaWA rhey hevw asssls
shelg oea vFexraah whisss covsss
evsry phAse ~ ths selaeatiausi prw.
blelr sFpN sb@ kladerwaFsaa shruush
lha eniseeisy and tbey ara daear.
mined u carry u through NAass
~ slrslisy "a tas educational wosld
saslav shAs wA@ hsrilv b~rvslvsals
ilye yrsFa aap
rpsr seAooi mea ana wanea have
'lsevwed she leaaons N sha saF Nww
N@iesfs ana nn@ metAuda vutea th.
Vesss ol she new ,lue New cnras4
ta hisgafv aFv ahs,al Is t~ published
sehaoa are warslnw wlsh each aAAwr
'eg 'he hes' slfiseusblp sonfsea
rrefe has neysr hevn saess avtt.
eWs confederation ~ ,hv meanainN "
ellifsashsp And aur sehaal pswple
sfe ttklas tha leaa in faFmaltins she
ration "a the various sommlsssss ~
ihe NAtloaal ss'antN Indicate wis
evss the COMMITTEES on rhriff MIA
,i'oa ths vomn,sise 81 Aaeias
Mell te'ae the rbmmfgee ~ char
aeisr Ana clllteHshp Fslasafsen. Ana
ihe Nommutea 81 Democracy Az
ritsA su p1asallan
TIE laeg fommlsgnN N onllatinx
she g. epvrasien " nyev nAtlnnAg
nFsaelsAlipa whlsh l. aimias % pes.
neln ! petioF Ameflgaa Clslseuahla
aaA irser democracy ~ na pars
of oaf eatoeal lign san w hok Win
sreAtef aatlAastloW 81 elsh gFaaFfe
Rupv 1hAH te euf education ana 20
lhe men and &pmen pha AFm d..
so'e1ls applying themselves - -
pfaRss
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Housing Problem Acute

-hlcseo, m, hls l'lans fes vs
iies 5, she AoaaaS shonare efl pe
tasep IS It NE anuaal epusepsson =
me National Ass0eiasloa IL Real l,s
ts,c boards. eonssnias here Iuly "a
Nes gadegal tsN lo9ielsslaa 70 ssin'u
la,e haildiag wsll he eansldrrea
ptesiaens HSeaag p . feeeus eoa-
terence witA fsed v Vsvlor y pgA
taaa Oregon. president ol ihe Asso
assna. sala So eisas8 So seaa j.
message soaeAlae on e.oams, erol
ems sssrheu lleoset sesresar 0f
somueaea vMo hns heW afuasin
as boaslas situation saa who Nll.
Rave rs hls department eafsea is
saveesl sse ana snake puS4le tuld
sus toms ana labor psaes vsi aa
gfess ihe convention
ssnator MllliAm 81 alsef of >oe
xafA. ehalfman 81 she senate ean
miisaa vhleh has hen cenaueGlns
Aeaflnrs in reference lo lbc haue.ns
Aea bmlalug stsnAiioh. was arcepgea
#A invitation IN las same aaee'fle
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Recommendations ON iexxla f'n ~
htsa Fet'eye shs heasins shoflage -
fore Is. sonycnglob shafles +
Noftet "a Minneapolis. memhnr og
tAe NasAesai reA csnfweel eaa
ether nationally kaoaa gaN experts
afe 80 lhe gfesran
Twenty soplfai conferences GA
sgsFa xuaseaa, Nsi a. hsid ths
gereueQus ai Jaly is ana IA b plaeo
ot NE asrel senesa saaseaUen se
ana Those conferences are GA
ressea 10 make aciialia reeemmeaNa
gsuas rs sAe resolutions epaAl''ea
cohieTeneea vli lnslado tae hal
iaNtns sabiaeis appfasssla mAat.ou
rentals hoaHns ieklsIatlau oee
ra ova llene s piANalnss
lAfm Interests slate asse lailan
fsl asgsie llssnse apsameal ana
taNaing management gutNstH.pn.
publicity ANA aa,erlialnx uaNslwag
property, leases ofilee sYagem 4ag
rens system 81 title goklsifss len. saul
lNle listJne ana manaesmpui og Aalea
iafce
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We offer one Ilnnaesd nuilafn lte
HAtd tDr amy easn ~ raiaWh IhAf
cannot be- cHred ~ llall tAltsffh
medicine
llalfn cafnnh Nedlnlne bias tsea
taken ~ tAiafrh sN'fetega Ger the
ppHi thiriY five Fears snh haa hH
rNmr known a# ne mrst frilable
rrmeay fer rntatrh uaila calnrfh
Medicine arts fhfp the Blood on the
Mucous surfaces expelilue ihe roi
snn FROM the Blood ana healing lhe
'laeased portions
Aflaf YNa have tahon Halia th
nrfh Medicine for E short tlne you
wll eae T. Rfeat Improvement IN Yanr
mHenl health Start tahinr llatl
CaiwyN Medicine 80 uuFe ana Hrl
rld of eita0h Aead fof teafimunla'a e
fisn
n } CHENEY a 90 Toltdea Ohio.
Sold IS ali uruSplaia Zee
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MI pnrvrNr


THESE envfyatlNe dayH sFo srauKit
wlfh daneef % psoQle wAaaU nsH
iens acre g0ofiA sustained THIS
aada ths mAkeEs Ut Nteoaa Narapaf
ia e. aY. ID The interest ai tA*
ie FuAass ttAs Rhr tut Nffess uf
Ahls eoad la family meiiciae An
fies calling I'd nes orit 4 blood
eFfief hiu also TOMS lt i aWs
4iuiHs u sises streHgtN. aids AZ
ssslan promotes wlw Mng SLEEVE
sni wlli prevent ninth s'rkacss a'
w. fiinu ~ year
Heeds pilH. wAich afe eeusle aud
hAfeueh uay ~ taken 3sth " in
Amaa Nhau thefn R uapd ng sAtA
fiE af laxative
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oklahoma eilN 0AM+ luiy 40
iqaesi leio ttc death 81 Gus saaitr
milFosa sNilghman Wae Is he helA
iaaat V @as aunounceI hr tho eor
oaer Sadier waa found 10 hla back
yard late Yesterday 8 gun in his
hana ana wound 81 bir ieft t"mgie
a sul,lde tNelfy frs' advanced was
dlsronn'ea lafer in sIoN of the loea
tlon 81 ihe wound Abnut 500 uas
A'a "a haNa heen mlselue from hls
pockpf whrn be Naa found
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The Wonders Of America
rAr .leRARv or coNoHsss
eY r. MAxFY

A LIBRARY far congress was an un.
n questioned necess.iy Consequent
~ lhp congressional iiht8t wHs found.
ea about ihr aue tissue the NpNsFnWent
sas er~f established ef in isn II
was enrrtls destroyed ty Hre n thr
var ~ isla naa aisa snNereA sefions.
'vSraln ere 81 j lafer dafe sa soh
Gress nHlhefrpA llie construction of
q huslaHa DIST nula not De- mhed
Reult f5e prescott NruclHre e0m
MsieA isA1 snh ta Ne lllu anst
psffer'y aaapsed tr the eons enlsni
Hsp nHN s.iHwe ~ ieaRs * aat iarge
ifhfafs IA lhe wanA Nsruise fHs larg.
50 eostllesi ana safest
n consists ~ three sfnrlus q nase.
meni pud dome covers aineet three
sna onehalf sgscs ara has fsifl
foar spaes - ahoNl eight aefe- Aoa
an better gresp rie magnitude -
ihls hsllAnK. whcn tell sou ihai ii
contains e20nNnn hrifk. 70 say nth
tx a. the other materials. ard ha~
aa POO shelves elih total lsHgth "
ahoas forty miles
u moss heuse- considerably nore
man ane million houkA and pAiurh.
lets. whleh is the largest single cnliec.
sler en the western hemisphere ~
estimated total rnnamiy II about u
400 500 publications IT, more ihAn
"a ..fts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
PEACE RtiIH GOLD
HAS "pIIIRfD Ol T.

Edmond;cH. Alta Jolly 2 The gold
rush n tie Peace River district has
"peiered out, according 70 word
brought here BY Inspector Hancock
Of the Alberta Provincial Police a.
Peace River The rush vas strong
aud enthusiastic while it lasted, the
Inspector reported. bui little gold VAS
found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
Al TEXAS WONDER

Fur Kidney and bladder ifoahlra
eraNel weak apa lame back rheu
naiism ara irregularities 1t tho Aia.
ncya aua bladder Hesuiatea hlai
de' ifoe .e ~ children II not an.o
Nv drneFlsts mail ti Small o0i
.e often cure seud fo f9era ies'l
n6ulais pr W w HALL sore olive
street. So Louis Ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

Mrs L nda Harrod Endorses Cham
berialn's Tablets.
= suffered fef seNrH With stomach
trrHhie and irad everything heSt
~ haf fhe eriv reh"f ! gos was TEN
norafv uniil iaAf aprlne ! Saw Cham
hefiains Tablets advertised aud Pre-
cured bottle cf iher from eur
druggist got immediate relief
from ihat dreadful heayineea and
esin in the stomach after eating
Since taking fno bofiie ! ean en-
anshfnp ? waut wiihoe di@'resa
writes Mrs Linda FIarfod ~ WAYNE
ind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
nArlons efnfrlrreD ny WAN

4roniinpca from ppVe -
asa lta children
The determination "a alvr rysFY
nos ani Kifi chance. 90 aee TIA
ihe oleyen million rural seHool chllas