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works. publc safety and public
health paid out OF the general fund
for The years 1912 20 1929 inclusive
+ IT, must be understood that this table
1 does not represent the entire income
I and expenditures Of each OF said de-
I partments. FOR example. the board
I 81 public works since 1918 has re-
T ceivsd and expended each year about
I $4,000 per year for hghtlns the
streets or the city. which - paid out
OF special tax levy for lighting and
not from the general fund. The
income has been calculated for the
years 1912 20 1921 inclusive by de-
ducting from the total receipts OF
the general fund. the sum or the
cash balance at the beginning IL the
year, and the amounts OF bond sales
and loans from other funds during
the year. Tia income for the year
1922 IS estimated az S729,000 This
is arrived a. by multiplying the as
sessed value OF property in the city
Of f131.1s3.1s0 b. the general fund
rate Of SIC per 800 and adding 20
this the sum Of $4,000. which I es-
innate is the probable income Of the
city from poll tax. license fees and
fees and earnings o. the various de-
partments. This last named amount
JIG the average income OF the city
from these sources for the past three
years.
The cost or operating these de-
partments for the years 1912 20 1921
inclusive has been calculated by de-
Quoting from the total disbursements
from the general fund ali transfers
excepting those made 10 the park
board for street imprOvemen which
were never returned 10 the general
fund, and which expenditures par
take Of the nature Of general oper-
ating expenses.
Need Ss25. 900.
The money needed 20 pay the
debts and operating expenses or said
departments for 1922 is estimated at
Ss25.000; this estimate is arrived At
by adding 70 the total appropriations
made for the year OF 1868, 972 80,
tho debts or these departments which
ffNAN fr'liAA d'iNu III 11A HIlu were
left unpaid on Jan. 2, 1922, which
should have been paid out OF in
come OF the year 1921. but which
must be paid during the year 1922.
in the total sum OF s64.S41.40; also
there must be added at least $40,
600 which il very minimum Of ad-
ditional appropriate which must
be made in order that certain de-
partments OF the city can function
in manner which Will be demand
ed by the citizens
Exhibit % shows the cost Of
operating said department Of the
city in the years 1919, 1920 and 1921.
and the appropriations 10 the same
for 1922, and by comparing the ap-
Iropriations for the different depart
ments for the year 1929 with the
actual cost OF operating these de-
partments for the preceding three
years, it will be apparent that they
can not operate on the amounts
allotted 10 them Thus It will be
noted that the following funds have
heen given the following amounts for
1922. as compared with expenditures
actually made from these funds in
the year 1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
FARMERS.

We exchange -four for wheat. net
ting YOU from 10 20 so cents per
bushel above market Starr Mills
sat-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
Insufficient Amounts.

The appropriations to these diff
ferent uses were cut without any re-
gard whatever 10 the amount re-
quired TO meet their needs. and they
were cut without anything being
done to cut the cost OF operation.
and TO make income equal expendi-
ture. In some instances the amount
appropriated is insufficient 10 pay
even the salaries of a department.
or certain other fixed expense. For
example. twelve new fremen were
added 10 tho pay roll in December
last without anything whatever be-
ing provided with which TO pay their
salaries This alone will require the
appropriation Of almost $4,000 ad b.
@''ional 20 the Firemen Payroll
q. i.o n. although $4,000 Ia raised By
special tax levy with which to BAY
Tyr street lighting. yet tho number
of street lights actually in operation
and use at tho beginning Of this wear
multiplied By the cost Of operating
them amounts to S7t.27S.07. This
means that the General Fund will
have 20 give up an additional $4,000
TO pay for street lighting. SxampIes
could be given i'm almost every other
department OF the city OF instances
where the amount appropriated IL
far below tho fixed cost Of operating
the department.
While wages and costs have been
reduced TO the very minimum by
tho Soard or Public Works vet in
dispensible work OF that department
can not be performed without GER
tain large additional appropriations
I have stated that al least $4,000
must be appropriated TO tho several
departments in addition 70 the bud
get appropriate and 7 believe that
this is a most conservative state
ment.
submit Estimates.
The different departments have
submitted estimates 10 mo 20 the fact
that they must have additional ap-
proprisuons of approximately $50
600 have reduced this 10 the
amount NJ $40. 900. which consider
indispensable. n we are 70 discharge
our honest obligations and our du-
ties
The amounts needed I'm the Cen
FlrA AlAA tN meet fIelfe-4 fF cN
penses are a. follows
Budget appropriations ....-... $3.50 a72 %
Unpaid bi0s for 1921 ...... - sal so
Additional funds needed ...... 10000 ~
Total Observation-Disclosures. $50. SIS 20
Income Of city .............. 10 600 10
Deficit for 1922 .............. sos SIR -
THE most Of this deficit Is made
up OF unpaid bills left on January
md. 1922. for this administration TO
pay. n these bills had been paid In
would be possible for MS 10 operate
with only A small deficit. think
that the only escape from the per
picking situation OF the present time
is the Borrowing or a sum Of ap-
proxinateIy 100000 and the issue
or city bonds 10 enable as 20 make
such a loan. This viii enable the
city 70 pay It's obligations and 20
function during this year in a rea-
sonably efficient manner IL may
be claimed bv some that the Con-
troller's report shows a cash balance
on January End, 1s32. OF S2-T.5S3.S7
and that tho additional money nee6
"a this year may be had from said
cash balance, but 70 is necessary 20
examine this balance more IN detail
"On Jan. ., 1922. Il contained
$4,000 which belonged 20 the
board OF park commissioners for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
cHnIc1, sEI.ECTIoN FIoMERs-

A very choice selection Of cut fow-
e. and blooming plants awaits you
at the south Bend Floral Co.. 122 n.
Michigan 81. 22-tf-25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

You can't be an expert on doors
and use Blue Devil Cleanser in your
home. 65
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
Stock Market Selling
Prices At The Close

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-Closing
prices on the stock exchange today
were.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

II germs could get into print they
would attack Blue Devil Cleanser
faster than I've does your hands. IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
nav. STRAW AND FKEI

II0TTecIed W8IIV DV the WeEIeV 1IIIIeI
Flour and Feed CO.. SEQ 5. NscniEan e.
Phone. Main Sd
NEW HAA-Payinp E14I16: selling
s20G24 per ton
OATS Pavir- Csc selling 6on60c.
CORN-psyi 40, selling 6OH7Qc.
CLOErR SEED-PsyinR az g
S.4016
ALSIkE CONTRASTING Sf4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

Corrected Daily b. II. -. Morgan. st.a
Mills, Hydraulic av. Phone L-50P7l.
CORN wing f5c per hu.
OATS-Paving 35c
MIDDLINGS-Sel SIS cwt
BRAN-SellinR S145 cwt
CHOP FEED-Selling $50 cwt.
RNE-PaFing zoe
SCRATCH FEED-SeilinE 500 cWt,
WHEAT No. Paying 30 bu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

Corrected Daily by r. ". Lippnan. ia
y. Main Sc Phone Main 26il.
hides calfskius PC
TALLOW- Rendered. Sc. rough, 2d3e.
BBES WAX-25G35c per pound.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
PRODUCE NIARKET.

Corrected Daily by Brotherhood Grocery
300 n. Main 81. Phone M-1156).
BIT Err Paying soc selling Efc.
FRESH EGGS Paying 36r, selling
f0r d0z
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -- Cal.
fOrnIa Naval oranges 40c dor.
POTATOES Selling 81 75 bu.
CABBAGE Selling So 10
BETS AND CABROTS-New. selling
g. pound
APPLES Selling t0c H.
LARD-12l5c m
HEAD LETTUCE-15c head.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

Choice selection cut lowers ana
blooming plants South Bend Floral
Co. 122 ~. Michigan 81. -22tS-zs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
Markets and Financial News


May Nominal ~ -
July ....... 1ff0 11A lilo jill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

II advise YOU that the dlnerP nj
departments OF the city have been
organized 20 function on the mos.
economical basis. the number az
employees in tho street and water
departments have been cut. and the
wages of employees In said depart
meuts have been placed upon the
same standards as those Of private
Industry There is going 70 be a
very great saving in the cost Of gov
eminent i'm this year az compared
with that OF last year. due 20 these
economies and 10 the fact that it
is necessary 20 curtau street inn
provements.
Exhibit 70 shows that the esti-
mated cost Of operating said de-
partments for the year 1929 is
SSo5 ooo 90. which is about SO. 0Oo
less than the year 1921. You must
bear In mind that this total cost Of
SS25,000 includes the unraid bills
incurred IN the wear 1921 IN a sum
Of about $4,000 and II this last
sum were added 20 the cost IN 1921
and deducted from the cost in 1929.
there would be a difference OF ap-
proxImatelv s20o.o 600
There Is being submitted % YOU
along with this message an ordi-
nance authorizing a bond issue IN
the sum Of $1,000 which 7 trust
will receive your careful considera-
ton. want 10 urge that II you
have Any other solution OF our sit
uation 10 substitute you should feel
free 80 20 act
TN your consideration OF the or
dinance FOR bond issue I call your
attention 20 the fact that the term
is only for three years: this term
hss been made short for two rea-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
Mayor Seebirt Cites Necessity of
Bond Issue in Warning to Council

continued from PAGE oneD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
NV SANTA FE zE1Nc-

owen orr s-siefl IS harr us
F-mmaa al different ruarts aiarr thf
nrw ssu1n Ta ana and shs Irving r'
he rails VIZ star omuAur Z ar
nsunoes Crl Erruef, Caamhs
The r'rdsrs En- the ar hr1drf Ie-n,s
tha Clnrr RIVER have b-ar lad unt g
na1hinr ha1renf trans ran Trrsnsse
from owen % ths e w SHtTnsn.
rs-ch. - mBef OCT C CanFr Kan. lr
rrr'r Or.ahar
Ter miles ar me sr mfrs IL Nas
frznet ars already lsid VIII rails. fno
la Bd1riara, niles ara 60 be- laia %
week THIS IraH hhs haar aalrvas II
several wnsnuuis
2u1s 8 number q lrsdsas ar .e-
fnz1 IS r.1es into PuvnuHka grs Re-
be han ans considerable E ng
ra-a is aainc dunH naw
L PBxhusfa lhs SANTA p & d.
tnr caas5 5ds-aa3s worf = lans. 5ea
cgt7ut s being m5as 1n5 .hers is
much fang that 81 bsinr du1s ie
rthat VIII The l~aini1- & the r-o-
posed fN5tth ward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
BRUCE AGAIN ELECTED
SECRETARY ODD FELLOWS
os-ooa of Mrskogee Is Chosen
Grand Master of lhe S.aie
Grand Lo6gs ! Q 0 ?
Al Law1oa Mesi

Ae- Cs s-w W Dsrvaa &
rus4orer. was tle,-ed grand ma r.
f 4, IRE ! % q. r loars in ofahesns
"a .hs sa-e csrven 1aa uf M laass
wh-ra ,pansa is Hrssoas a- Nh
8rr
Othw oH csrs sssrt 5 n
nsl ms n znfwaca lru y
-rund mnae- & III Brnca eahrs
Erana scru4vs C w Ss@ ga =
Chardlsr. sslna f-snEurs-. snd > x
Rrieaf Il 04lahouB Clr grand
warden
salers.1 itr the lgroiu 7ss or
css haTs 10, been 125s
Curfsrlns 6fEsss u1 - srd-
laa4s ty chs grand lodge. ho.as e
t.usinsss ssfs.un ana ne ssui- AZ
aual d-nnfr e tns pas Efans rap
res5ntft-res 1sso-sz i11 af TBS PAST
rrura ladas uHicars WIN Hra.hsr
rnsslns onsn 70 a. Delegates was
lhs groEran Tuss8gr
larEsss BeeudE1cs u h.Eo-F was
aiss rsps'sAs s. ths sessions 3 -ls
zssslzh assenb7 ME1r maj a'f
hlrs hesr rs1trras 90 committees snd
rlp1ts are tu1r prepared sa1 fs
t.a----s-s Tgra~rrsv-r t---.--- ~ v-Ns-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
TELLS 0F HHET
sPGguTI0Hs
Fn1E-al T-aot CaruulEslsr EaE-s
ant S-a-T q oSUrEusAs Thai
Wsrg Cr1surf15 -Egf
VIZ

tAf1.ur af oH ~at f--w
9 series q spHruht al,-smrr. =
vnau lIFs vrtar fna rln- rrar-
-us lhou 2zBi as ushslE v1s g.
i--iel e thg ieaa-ll -aas ran.-uissa..r
iva 1.aimsta EHig .1n Nnx Ta-t
aiaa mtnllaa1rrN Ilf sAs ln7 es1--a-
Z 'aaEr hl 1hf Fsmatfe .ll-s.eed "a
ca r. n-a Frln s.rnnf esu.-uu urs
Er z.plo-sf Hr-ehe n ~ pnue -
UuestiIms f'ui ro IN sV r1l1-nrt
NrroorE 1n~ li srtrat,ans raF1-nt
lI q lrf p Ia. rst1 81 7ne~r -fsr
N#lhpa and ca ia-Hr ia af astv,a
tti stme amau1 zs annnse. As1
asignnass q % srss d sushHs 81
vbe21 nlrHf nirs ha-r q 41arl-t-
s-He on 1Fasas frv3rz fhnr II a-s
asvn bu slaG nf re Hperall-
enull mr. q r mf-lm lrnm --l-f
1g uIfav En1 demand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
WHY KATY SALE
WAS POSTPONED

s; Lsuis- Or s-P1ssao-f f-Dsnt r.
shs ssse e tAe Nisssu-s- Kansss a.
Teas vas nseesssrr be1zrss So
irisrstats c.unsrcs ram1 tsBsQr- du1
20 1rsssurs & oth-r w1-k has sseen
cs-zTs1 Z x7srprz-E TIE securities
e tas rusa- 9. wss Ennaz1crd hE-s
soszT- Approval r ths ssru-tsss Is
necessary before he sale q a -lE-
rad cza bs conEunzzisd L uak AZ
7lzi-ez-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
LT0EA farmers HELD
F0R WHIPPING Rlk
NeigAborz SAY the Msr Is a
Petty TAsef ASa Dgg
Psr7icpSiion y ne
Affair

Asct. CO s-Sfvsn zarnrrs sIs-
me fNers nles soaia ai hara Eere
arre.-es ana dazan more az~e.zs
are aK7e-gs5 viii she nFa Sew
hours IS the resua & ne wAi-1s,.r
rfcaai,g az u Steele eh wears s.
iarmar AF.ns n sAss oHma1lly.
S.eels. she has avssS teer Goa
ssoerst ant af tht moss -ss1nrssf
farmers Il ihas osmuun ~ vas sas
ag gang at sssu fpfntF-f.ss ussl-
et msr vhe sur~oun re- hls hcuss ss
mifr.eh1 Snadfals ar gang aa-sa
alfH me dsss and lragced iAs ssa.
mnn frau us he'd
stFfsr ~.. Saas
Mfhuu wfH.1e ar I'm Is lrass
fhft Lragsas nm a enl--rr ~ u.st
1sa ne tz-as sies hsm sa 1-ea
anA sfFf-v9r hsaf An wa 3 rss
Ht sad g. as s1 ss-iaus caaa-
uau
4lrr ns The aaasue Ster1s ssrs fhe
mast craF7'st tnua lhf fare of aus e
ne usr Ct hs 1lAlmt e. have ~seas-
1-set t-m and Enohar mar a. a
~ h'rs arnhers e iAf maf tnlt ihs-
victim thtt tbsv were msuhs-s II
.As x < + ron Ta-s Ia. sas
A-aka ehilner s- u Ku Eauz Klsr
q o f1aifmfM sr-f Tuasdar ss.
ilarst thH - o-sgr zsi ar f.1 u-ra
NC r. G, WA sss W rranx ~
aals AK a ggraff aa's + hsa-s
iat t--1efrf fIrsa III 1hs ueuaa-s
q ne mah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
FORD TO OPEN
PLANT L. sHECH.

Lcu1s1- Qrt z-ThH Dr. Chru--
s.lr's reports trsm NiEn-a IL Henri
Furd 5f hu1aing s mp O farory il
C-s hcslurskla are esnf-nts Tren
Prsrue-
x is espd thsi the carr can a-
fVzA . se1 2, sia thousand Cz.tha
i1-af- iess shaa ths 1-ace c Cz-sha
na-r- cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
HIS BEST NHI>kh-
BRINGS STIFF FINE

rh'e 'eaEe os s-Ar 8Hal1un 70
1-odnos tha "Dass Whfs / Caics 70
has ss-n s,nrs Vroh -hifel CPS seal
Stewart a chfa-ss 3 So fsnF Tues
az Eall7vir- fis a-ras1 fur he o.
fT'z+ion ur whsf WIS Ea1d 70 haYe
Aeen tha larz Hsl eH- serr ?
cs5rlr-F = ths CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
THE cHANcNo oF THINGs

II ~ - 49,
.ss
s,..
s.s.
a
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= y - -. ,s.s~.
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-.s
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= -''s ...,.
80 -.
-s-'s N-
- .,,-. II.
''-''s = 81. -,7
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= han-if r....... ,,,..-.
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Jog l'lN s.,
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sussfs' 'ha' 80 ~ -. -
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~ 7,.-s-e-lr rn-
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- ~. .--ss-,-r-s-res-rasi-
49,. - -smnsre
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49, r-,---~ towards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
'-E PATENTS ATTACHMENTS
70 simplify TspEsE7-rNr

sisirAinso.- Ksns Orz z-snr1a
u71z = C 1Eed = rlre rsfinx Ia
ch1neE. sY x1izs hs hsres . rero-r-
bonizs certain 7l5sssE q re rri1fin=
f7a1zt-T have besz zz5s by LouI. {
IsrslsT. f0szsr Esufrhissn pr1-.er.
ItaslsE Las TsoslFs1 psssrts ssr II,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04

momea Gcmau affairs have
beer cumpitfelF oVfr>hadowe
the sensational m.iia'E sae-
eessss 81 Turkey
Esr'F lasf week aifrui>fs we're
drawing hlood-rar5lire Ti~ures
of Furope orefrwn h TURKS
au1 russians Now fhe falk 1li
a. conferences aad ramrra-
misr
Ansirs for months BIAS hefu
+ beaded fer something asprnarh-
inr extinction Recent efhlrs an-
nounced ihht ihe t'6f, have
definitely arranged s VtT large
'0au IS put This u-haFay sia'f
on ms feet
Gong lnile fauhtr haek
RolShesi>m Threatened -lf esiAh-
i>heS things all over 7he world
TIE king pins of The RalshegisiS
n Rnssia are rapidly iarsasinr
communism and returning % laf
wavs of capitalism
The moral So L 1ll
Wei sw rarr o~n
on rhauehi thai romes fa mf
IS ihst ii is well nT t0 .e~c ana s
eaa DO MATTER whar hap3rns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
l 5 NAVY PlkNE % SECOND
LES oF TsiR

F-esn1-s y . Ogs s-Thr ntxy
sas llsne. Nc-s iea hsrs ~ Alexsr-
ca saa4r oargzing ten p&ss<rzffs ~
8 soca1s laa of Is srsr FROM Narloik.
Va ie noiroa te FsTssg T4se aH f-e
1asscnai srs meo tfesEn ag there CO.
Satn-6aE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04

Lsocas polict have l,e-n notified &C
he 81 d, omlaos far tAt br1Gts Hss
lew The sHte e sac Sarl Fa =
lAewT Sunday nlrhi and 81; 1wVv
VIA $50 Two masked mfr 7 ole4
sAmcs 81 dLen 1cns cHsras Hflf q
air1 applied rroegcsrne 81 the
safe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04

n Sal7stion &rmys s.nusi s9-s
pa for iands began his week
tkzouzso1f he Nzfio-- The cuta-is
srrs IS rsssHng ssasae0ris-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04

Al Oklahoma CU speala ssvss
|toeE aaacsl rassn nurunues Is
rsralte sb-m ths alleraa .rFesimsr,
- NHor Walton s = tu1fne as.
lazr aSsocafian here Is ire fxeui e
S.S nph 1f HhzcA s7U- slid Is
have e'ae1 invested s.nes TIE frmfrF
ele-lea Ths rrax Of As sharss
seem q le d IRE Hss,r-in iAa ttt
iiotk was "a c lar u clrrsner ans
We l4-Ss upun sA.s isalrs sh-s
Mufsn addressed lssier so ne
nfvar asking ibs suurcf q shs r~r-
sauf 3, plid e 1hs sta1enms wftr
trut Muar Waltar a Tuss whfs
shosI ihs "a smtrs e hls anscea f-
res.m --ls D. rur-Hntr psruarls e.
clae5 ia ea1i rn ur dms ana a
newsaaper rsge-~ts a. olllAams c-r
De sad D, wauld hIrs naihrr ta sfs
nov hui ulFf5 rsiar 81 tff msl p
his snssshfs rr ths rant llsu Q. :
Brawar ars 81 the mfnlrs-s s -ris
nheuur rtrs rHrf ouf Tia assu'ap-s
fhis ne mslar warf be fNF -
alllna6 wihln ssv lsrs nl p
1uaaa nm thf rErlf vulll ha n
hoamsrang
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04

'17sail'as Two q them have 4, %
VA f'uEs ussd i tsbulstsoss n.
.7Iro i a measuring device for
fsfe ezktinz machine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-04
AMNESTY EXTENDED
70 sr4Ss- orEENDr IS

Dahllf- ori- z-Ths Ira roTe---
Deri has zssuFs s-o1lauzfsa1 Il
fs-ins fzs suaestr = al offenders
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