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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-14
NOTICE
BOARD OF RELIEF.

BOARD OF RELIEF.
The Board of Relief Of the Town OF
Sprague will meet at the Town Clerk
Office Wednesday, Feb. l. 1922, Saturday,
Feb. 4, Feb. Il, Feb. IS. ana Feb. Is,
1929, from 10 q. m. to p. m. each day,
TO hear appeals from the doings of the
Assessors, and to transact any other
business that may come before the board.
(Signed)
NAPOLEON BELANGER.
PAUL BRENNAN,
JOSHUA TAYLOR,
Board Of Relief.
Dated at SprRgue, Jan. 10, 1888.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-14
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

HAVE your aires Ittreaded. look like
new, wear like new, as good as new.
Lauoie Tire Co.. SO w. Main St 1eb24d
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-06
MAY Run FOR CLERK
OF COURT OF APPEALS

In CHANGING over various newspapers
of the state we notice the name Of our
old companion in ecstacy and misery in
college. Emerson Beauchamp. of Rus
sellville, mentioned as "A probable can
didate in the next state election for
clerk Of the Kentucky court Of appeals.
For the past two sessions of that body
he has been assistant clerk of the state
senate, where his friendly manner with
his excellen qualifications for the po-
sition has made him unanimously pop
ular with all the senator's. In politics
he is one of the staunchest believers i'm
the doctrines of democracy as laid down
by jefferson and Wilson we ever knew.
IL anyone in the state knows Dock
Beauchamp. we do, and it is this per
sonal knowledge of his worth and his
fitness to the position that will cause
us to support him unqualifiedly If he
can be prevailed upon TO make the race.
His strong political connections
throughout the state will make him Il
fayorite for the nomination, and as a
nominee, his wide circle of friends in
the Third congressional district will
help nightly in swinging the old state
back into the democratic column.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-06
CRUTCHFIELD NOTES.

81. Fletcher is at home and iinproy-
ing nicely.
Rachel. the little nine year old daugh-
for Of Mrs. Leatie Clark. was carried
10 the hospital in Paducah last week
for an oDeratiOn. She is reported To be-
doing very well ar this writing. She
yvas accompanied by DIR. Henry and
Mrs. Kate Cashon-
Mrs. Elmus Brown and little daught-
er Constance Nalrie. spent a few days
al last week with her mother. Mrs. l..
H. Smith.
Miss ora Seat was the guest of her
uncle. Simp Seat. Saturday night
Mr and Mrs. W. VI. Baulch spent the
weekend in Fulton
Miss Jessie Lee Wade spent the week
end with Miss Linnie Page, in Airing
ton.
Miss Lorene Hodges was the week
end guest of Miss Willie Ruth Turner.
several. in and around Crutchfield
weuf 10 Hickman and Moscow Sunday
afternoon 10 see the back water.
Or 4. j. Turney accompanied Mrs
RAYMOND Brown of near Fulton. TO
Psduc1h Thursday where she was Op-
Grated upon for appendicitis. She il
doing very nicely.
BeeIerton will bring play here Fri
dav night. April = Everyone invited.
Mrs. Gus Hudson and little son visit
ed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. \.
Howell y few dsy~ of last week.
Mrs. Bob Elliot, who has been quite
i'll Of flu is improving slowly.
The quarterly meeting will be held
at the Methodist Church here Saturday.
There viii also Doe services Saturday
night and Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Wade were visit
orS M the home of w. V. Little and
family.
Mrs. Della Cooper was in Fulton Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. VIII Turner and little daughter,
Martha of Bardwell. stopped off in
this city sunday en- route TO Moscow.
to see her brother. Oscar Turner.
Hollis Strother spent Saturday night
with Frank Seat. near here.
Miss NOuella Jackson spent the week
end with friends in Water Valley.
Rev. Beele. of Arlington. preached at
Mount Carmel Sunday night
Dave Smith. who went To the hOspit-
al In Paducah last week for an exam
ina ton. is improving.
Mrs Annie Willie Edwards and
daughter. Hilda. and Miss Magdalenc
Hill attended church at Mt. Caramel
Sunday morning and night.
The play which was given here We'd
neSday night was not success on ac
count of bad weather. About S10.JC
was realized
Miss Alene Smith spent Friday night
and Saturday with Miss Clara Seat
near here.
Mr.. and Mrs CIeatus Binford and
son. Jerrel Howell. were visitors at the
| formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. \
BinfOrd. a few days of last week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-06

Miss Alice Owens left Hickman Sat
urday 10 take up her new duties at
Jackson. Tennessee. where she has ac-
cepted position q $ visiting nurse with
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
y lille here Miss Owens did splendid
work and will Ice greatly missed by
those she served.
As clear as the purest water is Liz
uid BOroOne. yet il is the most powerful
healing remedy for flesh wounds sores.
burne and scalds that medical science
has ever produced. Try IT, Price 30c,
soc and S1.20. Sold 10y ali druggists.
Mr. sam Brummel ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hcpncr. of Union City were
here Sunday the guests of Miss Mary
Briggs.
Many foreign countries are clamor-
ing for Tanlac It's fame is world
widc.-J. g. Ellison Drug Co
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-06
VITALITY!
VITALITY!
VITALITY f!
Won Must Have it to Keep Your job,
Your Friends, Your Happiness

Thousands of thoughtless people
,eedlessly let themselves run down in
health. The day comes when, with a
terrible shock, they suddenly realize
that they are permanently broken in
health. For your own sake keep well.
n vou feel weak or run down or do not
sleep well or are nervous and have
nor color. don't wait unril it is too
late Guides Pepto-Mangan taken with
your meals for a few weeks VIII restore
yor1r good health, give you renewed
strength and vitality for yaur daily
work. The healthy life is the only
happy life-do not let it slip from you
For thirty years Guides Pepto-Mangan
has been helping people who were run
down back to good health. 1t was made
Ssmous by the medical profession Sold
nv druggists in both liquid and tablet
form.-lAdv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-06

A crowd numbering 1000 were visit
ors in Hickman Sunday. coming to see
the high water. They came in cars and
by railroad, many of them bringing
lunches with them and spending the
day. They arrived about a week late
to see the flood at its highest as at that
time the water had receded until it
was off of a large portion of Clinton
street.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-06

Elizabeth Whipple, daughter of III.
Whipple, was operated on last Friday
for the removal of her tonsils, which
were badly diseased. She stood the
operation splendidly and is rapidly i'm
proving.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-06
d. fuIoIse mat DOES Not Affect the Head

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA.
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
luiuiue and does not cause nervousness nor
cusina In head. Remember the full ma me and
,ook for the signature Of Z. w. GROVE. 7Oc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-06

Alton Tucker had Il tonSilecta0Zy per
formed last Monday. He has made rapid
strides toward recovery 10y gaining nine
pounds since the operation and has also
almost regained his sense of hearing
which was badly impaired by his dis
eased tonsils.
When the bowels are cOstiye the
waste matter ferments. producing a
gaseous condition that is disa greeable.
To remove il quickly "A dose of Herbine
is needed. 1t does the work thoroughly
and pleasantly. Price, COO. Sold by
all druggists.
new metallic alloy lighter than alu-
minum and resembling magnesium is
now being used in mechanical construc-
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01

Kansas City. Mo July Two
negro women are dead. six white
gsrsoDx slightiy injured and eight me-
E~a~ taken 10 hospital In q serious
coqdjtion ~ tho result OF an exfIo-
sion that wrecked a garage in a negro
quarter here last might. The white
persons. five men and one woman.
were IN . street car which had stop
psd In front of the building and was
loading and dIschsrging passengers at
the time Of the accident All windows
Ia The car were blown out and II was
filled with debris ,tA4
\ A NEGRO rooming house occupied the
second floor of The wrecked building,
|Firs which followed the explosion
destroyed three two-story frame
auildinyx. with s4o.Doo loss.
I The blast Il believed 10 have boon
raussd BY an acrtyiene gAs tank In
the garage repair shop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
Ex-CONviCr II kliI.tD
ny BANK ROnDER PALS

Wichita. Kan. July ! fuiln~inlf
positive Identification uy y " sNlIli
van and Eugene kirk ~ two of shs
seven men who robbed hank At
slfAlnoia. Okla Jnne !, y VI zseke
faose, wichita chief Of detectives. an
nouncsd Thursday ha " working on
Tho theory that ssalIlsan, kssk aud
Two others. arrested here Monday Tor
dnseatisatlon. killed one Of their
paIs named baird naar funea CITY
Isaird, who n said ny Oklahoma
au,horliins 10 have been "A sasean
aiut. WAS shot through tho neck sad
thrown into the Afksnsas river last
Friday night,
I,othwess. iiouser and ingIc wefe
released At Pawhnska Thursday %,
honda of tslepa each. lnsie was ar
rested after $1,000 Ia pennies, linden.
titled BY tho bank officials wsra
found ~ hls ranch near Kaw city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
cAAerga X.

Ths ~ennd ef pur~nss ecea di~d
away hxt Erskfn< keTs Fsv1x a. h4s
s~csz. fn< BE kn~~ that Crsokgaa Light.
rins wana1 ~ Qusrk ard fast 60 hss
frstl 1f~ xne~~eA t~A. that CROOKED
liEhtninx Aasa xar~ady taaa the trse<
what Ne h4a tnss fcid the ccuncal ana
shsf hr ~ the preg>h~s had ALREADY
nAde ell e>e IL she hcyfx tsress 70
ksAfec b. she Sh&wne~ sexn. Ne
knew eyee shss n nixAs c@s ksm hts
iife II he wxnt hack there. and once n~
twsce Ne ss&rt~a 10 turn fhruaSA the
wilderness srd 90 h&vk % the scrs. II
wrss the theuxAs ~ xh< vAlse ~urAsn
v'Ae rHs q - h~rned that kegs aim
relrlx and seat Aln eperly ana fear
tesksy infe shs s~wn He kn<w fr~n
the snslen ae~kk thai rn<s him. fren
the fear N fhe fac~% cf Aax foster
racfh*r 1n1 sAe white wunasn wAo
gs~e~~c hl4nGsy frcn her kedxw. and
f-ozn The triumphant i<<r of ne
rrsS'bss that his every snepicioc was
srwe. but all the more icss2resy dld he
swsng fron his hnrss. al s.,< more
hsuxMsgly stalk NJ kahse~Hs t~nt Ard
the nld cA&<z icnk~a very grave when
the asd tnad the sscry ef the ccunrsl
ard ar fhss ~ hed said and dcne.
The E-~esAe s~ angry. Tbey ~
yce are . frxisor and rry. In<y ssy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
WOUNDED SOLDIERS SLY
ONO SCHOOL iTR1Cl1Us
Demand clssAns of Training
School ~ Damp Sherman;
No 0ood IN 1nstruesicna
Given

San Ff~nciscc, jsb I Com
plsiass that the vssAtiaNAl tfalnsna
sehocl ss camp Shcfmxa near cNtilt
cethe Ohio. u inHdeauas~ls rauirr~s
loofly sswinixscred and does nnt II
sSrnscr service men for u*efal ccsa.
psssons. wmr hrcuxhs 10 the sster.
slon cf the disshled Amssiesn .,ster
ans cf the world war here TAarwlayl
csrvsrsier hssrs cemslasrss
Three Y ths men ~ shc sehcca
Aiehael J. i.ycns Il nwsoN / T.
Neal and lsmes Luna we're x'vss
PERMISSION hy Commander Ru,scrt n
Marx Of the Veterans crkah'.ssIon 10
present their NecoaAss 90 'hs eof
scnslon floor THURSDAY
"Wednesday telegram slanea hs
the officials Oh tho student orgAnisa
Ton ~ tho whnol demanding ths
place he closed. vas ssni ic tho eon
sensien ~ Commander marx, whe
charged tho vste~nS' hurssa vensca
10 allow men 10 he sFansferred.
Lyons. m hss report prepared fsr
submission rhassdAy SID he fNd
other boston mcn had bern imn-.
ierred. and assorted that II men ief.
their training was terminated an
their record xiven poor reslnx
The character of thu school was
hisskensd by its president. Mr.
irltchafd. according TO Lyons. whe
raid pritchafd had spoken 81 ths
men a. a gathering IN c,s'llsle'he. AZ
,irunkerds. SAMPLERS and slackers d,
The wefrt descrirtion.
Lunns rcport contained state.
nents from school Instructors thai
cqn)fmsns VAS inadequate and the
training poor
Five months ~ sraining tor mor
who dessred 10 lcxra electrical osl
cnpations consisted Of climhlnx ieie.
Phone poles and stfipeing up a.
snsiaualed army telephone ~, arourd
the grounds. said Isunn "1hat II
sample ~ the work carried os
there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01

The reverse paradox lhvn'
which il Alxn fennA 10 he true,
may NJ accounted for III ths
ssms way. Sun i atmosphere 4
clearer during spot minimum susl
although here nay actually b.
Iew heat eonn9 from the sun. q
larger percentage IA allowed u
reach the earth through shs
tts.sr@s blankets
The paradox u the sun rising
hyforc "A i actually up and sci
ilsx after IL actually has gone
down. " explained hy The ssnd
snr IL light waves when passssR
through the cir A stick. when
placed IL clear water vems N
bend. \ light ray when sent
through the air does actually
heu,l The rays from she rising
sun are bent when shsy strike
the air envelope This angle
varies according 70 wellsknuwu
laws. but on the average the
light from th esun Il bent Jihs
seeond pf drafse, 80 that The up
per limb NJ she sun when frat
sesn ii actually half = degree
below the horizon. Az che anTs
lar diameter III either sun, Moon
or star il lev Sshan this fraction,
il follows that when the sis i
sufficiently clear the whole ~
rishrr may be seen before even
lss turmost portion N gvnmesfiUl
ally above the horizon.
While the inverse u not shsa
lute,y correct, astrunumiraIly, il
il added, when sun, star or snooll
set. because ~ tho slight maslIfi
cation ~ rcfraction ,luv III eArthD
rotation, nevertheless 'he differ
.ncr IA exceedingly slight Con
sequcutly. ns the light rays arr
bent upward lsy earth's atmos
rherr, the sun has actually gone
down before II il seen % SGT hs
Il scrrcstial observer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
SOME PARADoxEs
ARE EXPLAINED:
EARTH COOLEST WHEN
SUN HOTTEST

varies and sun spots are crups
tions caused by heat activity. II
Is known. be continues. that
earfh's temperature varies with
spot activity that the more spots
there are on the san, The cooler
the earth temperature becoiues
and vice vcrss, Also, that the
suns corona IL 10 large measure
only 80 much dust, must inter.
fere with passage ~ radiation
through II. Hence, hotter sun.
more spots; more spots, drnser
corona; dense corona, less radia
ton received on the earth and
warmer climate cnsues
Another explanation Is the heat
absorbing quality ~ ozone, which
exists in greater quantity ID the
upper air. lie concludes that the
dcnser corona stopg passage of
some per cent Of the ultra violet
rays. some OK which acting on
cold dry oxygen the upper nirata
forms ozone. Iii times of maxi
mum spots there must. then he
less ozone. But ozone absorbs d
great amount Of earth radiation,
therefore * the earth should be-
receiving nm increased amount 81
heat ~ this time IL might never
ihcIess grow colder because u
the eoincideut depletion Of the
hcat.conscrving ozone blanket
II is also said hat cirrus cloud
or cirrus haze " more generally
prevalent IN esrths ntmoxphcre
during spot activity. and iliu
blanket cIond shuts out some 81
the solar radiation. ,s,sst
Y9fectlon O. Light nays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
'sllEs AtM Tn M l,
sTllln[IT NM


(. W~shInxspa. IaIy t~rN~ - -
sAle~ en shs tasssilmsss vi4ar "
Americas Fervlsn tryds ~ : msses N
asve~rlnx s'eser ssiattans vttt
seash Awsssssa twysss and stimt
s~siex srsda with The iAsin- An>Fts
can srpuh1se il bsisx ssadi~d ~ ~
unls~s STATES s~esseM ~ the latess
American hixh xosatAlxttoa
KtfoYts we b~lnr usSte e = ~
0ane. As<sssAaI >~xwsry rensfsI x
sA~ cemmlssios. s@la ssdsy = 49,
Il pc~sIsl~ tns both narth AM saath
Americans Ii 40 haslsms ~ith ~Aeh
nthvr. an AA wxsenslea sf sAe f1s
slallmens plan W Americas retail
messhsntss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
l0hM sU0gg[[Ds n
BUSINESS lMD POLITICS
Lady lnAyer" wins plasdiss
rrsn Many VIM Hare
wAleAed Iss nystsm;
- Known How


Iowa GUY. 10. yais i.~-while
Miss Emms na<vss. iowa css's flsss
woman MAYOR. named 10 saee*ea IN
rails SwxAsF. resigned, has gAlnvs'
considerable nctie~ N her home
sc~S" - hssiacss womsn. she sl~,
hNs shown the OUTSIDE worsl that she
can succeed IN other towns.
po~n In ktrksvAlAe. Mo- where
Msss nssyxs rssr tcf nine srars. yhe
~ss ese u the asAdiax mersaAnls,
She xwst the~ after = numhcv of
sesrs trsinipE In Iowa cry. hrcaxhs
mercantile stOwc. ~hich six mrn
rrcpricsprs before her hsa sailed 10
make : ~ 81. injected ssme err
slsncy nsethods and the business
slafteS booming.
Mics HsrvAt. IN = statement issse<l
tcilowtng he< el~sien w the rs,y
eoancsl, indicated thai she hn no
~cxAggersted siews ~ 10 my ahl.sty
or merits Az alderman "a, large,
during The last fiftecn montha, he
has sAo~n AIN IN kanallax d,tc
mAsiesx hewover ana when the
council found itself without stocr
sag wheel. Il ananfqcusly shose Mss
liarvat rctnlons Asksng that men
a appointed . Tbs vacancy we've
read ~-has nos acted upon
Miss Harsxt made Il plain where
she stands on law enforcement.
"rAr,ieplArly n n the duty Of 4
mayor cf Iowa City," her stat smsa,
said. 10 spare ~ effort 10 ensorrn
the laws that deal With these csi's,
scambllag and boctiessina, iowa
City. ~ the seat OF the state TUT
yersity of Iowa. ts peculiarly sita-
ascc, ii IL IN the eyes of the peasyc
q an~s an mo 4 her city ia tho
state.
- I'll wr inform the % counties
u the state that we DO mt deaire 70
o. do NOT have she ability to 'clesn
up With the assistance of officials
from the state house, We a-sNrao~
tically ACKNOWLEDGING weakness
that d. nor helicvc exists"
Miss Hasyat was born in Iowa Ctfy
ir 1870. she was educated In the
Iowa City high school. tho acaae NY
ana Williams commerrin college
Az q eiri IN her teens. she entered
the business world ror fflsen wars
Miss HArvsf was with Lse BrVhors.
book and stationery desiers. part ci
che time A. partner. the flrm name
being Ice and h&rvat
Al the end of fifteen years. siss
sold her interest and went to kirss.
vile. where she remained ninc yosrs
Returning to Iowa City. she entered
into partnership with Miss Mae
siach, conducting i shop tnr mcmn
u Jsx'ary, 1872, The two wrmcn scid
their store. Miss Hsrvat entering thr
rcag estate business,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
RErORM ~ MOvtE
COLONY PisOFtIlsEJD

Washington Juiy / peeisstas
that free love, alssipAsisa. dsh~ash.
srr sna Drunkenness. sxt4e n 49,
motion 4issme cnIony II 1tatiywoo&
caiIt, s'esaIsg Meyers. f,~unefas.
Montana appeased ~ sha %snets Today
fpr setIaa On hls hllis psop~wlnn :
eensomhIr ana inv~sssxslIaA ~ sne
motion pIstare Industry. md NJ Urn.
duvi.
Tbs Munsans senator 10 the esusse
~ sn attack on The inaasiry whieh
accompanied hla sprssi faf 4ettsa 49,
vlarsd II ~ his ppInion hal WIN n,
HAYS, tofmm postmaster xen~vai. -
emrlu,ea Ny sha lnaaasry ~ ps~vsnt
Impnsislan IL federal esn*efship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01

mfs1~ 1psA - loAS44 - -
Mv~ely late - mAleA elu1 e9ea on1l
scrM ~ vAlte ~cMaN1 sAAtsag -
oee< - hre4e6 eeek. the moleN ~
uas seeoe - etsee \ ~ = mese'
l,GAe eDrveo - wA1es wcsneas Nee
- v1sA esArs.
Aesin Dave rasAeal fFem : wasve.
erwrr cav tcGknct vte~ atVve ! rasch
~ esas, new sreAres sad winsersdssM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01

For years was troubled with bill
Ionsness and constipation. witch made
life miserable for me Ny appetite
failed me. lost my usual force and
vitality. r.psin preparations and ca
thartics only made matters worse, l
do not know where should have been
today had I not tried chnmherlains
Tablets The tablets relieve the III
feeling at once. strengthen tho digee-
tive functions. helping the ryssem 10
do this work naturally" writes Mrs.
Rosa Potts. Birmingham. Ala.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
cnAersa <

F~F - =
Stnsehtway the Ind s<cs@d 4 cursc~s
change In the astssudr ~ the rsrsssco.
Thc cid warmth VAS absent The A.
mvephere was c&aFgcd wtth snsptcisa.
Acsolisy. tlad Jssssne was eaFiy. ~
cid rlAymates wew distant. oniy
psv~. Mother Ssussers and Lydia wer~
unchanged The predominant note was
currently. end they xsars~d to ply him
with eur~fsons. but i,as~ ssek him -
. eahin. and Mother Sanders brought
hin scsnethins 10 al. ~
Had purity hard ssms.~ stated
Dave. The hey nodded
= had only thre~ bullets rr~ny
went lame and A~< % tsad hin. /
ccnidns 90 cane and Fsr~Ay rcakin'i
eat pheasant. { ecs CO., from .
hswk, ~ explained. "whats the
matter oat thervr
~Noshins~ said Dave. grufT1y, and hs
made the boy A. te sleep His story
rane when xii we're sround she hre ~
saprer. ana WAS listened 20 with Gag.
erness Again the boy felt the hcetii.
ny and II made him rcsshiful and
haughts and his story brief and serse.
Most nuid and sensitive natures have
. chamsaecn quality. no matter what
stratum ~ Adamant be- beneath. The
hey was dressed like an Indian. ~
lccked like one. snd M had brought
back, Il seemed. the bearing az an IN
dian--his wiidne~a and sfoicisni. Hs
ssoke like chief In q ccuncil. and
eren IN English his phrnsing ana
m~taphosx belonged 10 the r~d msu.
~ wonder shey believed the stories
th~y had heare u hlm~-hui there was
shame N nsany faces and little douhs
m any save one before ne finished
lie had sone to Sc his foster moth.
= and his fosserfashcr old chef
Kahtco. the shawnee because Ne ha<i
given his word. Kahsco ,hcughs ~
was dying and wanted him 10 ~ CHIEF
when the Great spirit called. kshsco
had once saved his life. had been Kind.
ana made him q sou. That be could
not forget. An evil prophet had come
20 the tribe snd through his enemies.
Crooked Lightning and Black Woik
had gained much influence. Ttey were
10 burn q captive white woman ~
sacrifice. He had stayed 10 save her.
to argue with old kehtco. and carry
the vrmpum and . talk 70 bik ccun-
"a with the British. He had made his
talk snd--escaped He had gone back
to bis frshe. had been tried, and was
to be burned at the stake. Again ne
had escAred with the help Of the white
woman and her daughter. The tribes
had joined the British. and evsr then
we're planning an early attack on this
very fo~t and all others TsA t
\ The Interest Was tense and every
face wYs startled at this cain state
rnenf ~ their immediate danger. Old
Jerome burst out
~why did you have - escape frcn
the coun<il-- and from the Ehawnees r
The toy felt the open disfrust and hs
rose pvssdly.
.At THE council I told the indiana
thst fb<y should be frsen6s. M eae'
mics. ~ the Americans. and Crooked
uxtfning called me irniscv. He hsd
overheard my sslk 1~tsh KAhtse." ~
what vas shatr' asked Dave,
quickly.
ITO be continued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01
A Splendid MsdlcIns for the Stomach
and Liver

"chamberiam's Tablets for tbs
stomach and liver srs splendid
never tlr. OF telling my triendss and
netghbors II thaif qualities writes
Mrs william volimrr, EASTWOOD. N.
Y. Whom bilious, constsp~ssd or
troubIcd with indi9estion. give them q
trial, Thsy will DO you good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01

rNlnful ean0yfna hiNddex W~Akne9e
a&MAliy Indicates kAAmey snrshIe. -
~ tMekAuhe. fheumAtisnl. s0fA s~uf.
t@m ~ stlff muscles az iolnt& xesSa
AyMptnnx hare bren sslievsd W.
Foley kidney rtlis iIspsy Radotpn.
rArmi, ilI.. writes ~nsnss tsktau
relsy ksdasv Pills sleep sii ntehs
wishnat xssslnx W. @sssld svsrywhsfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01

! on =. Davis, leading mefchant Ut
Bearm1lies W. virginia writes IA
few nights AEo me OF my patrons had
. small child taken with Group about
midnight Came TO my stcrs and got
roicys sipney and Tar. Before morn
Ing the child entirely recovered. ne
surs 10 sst rollsy's Honey and Tar
Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-01

!. The editor Of PAisA AkhbAr. Z native
newspaper of Lahore. India, says. n
have used Chamberiain's Collie ana
DisrYhos& Remedy many times am0ns
my children ana servants. for cola
asd diarrh0es md aIways found X
effective Hff