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, 1922-03-10
Complains.
Screens to Be
Furnished Jury

ST. PAUL. MINI: March 1o.-Heavy-
screens hereafter will be used to par
tition off h jury room in the county
Jail hero when both men and women
comprise a jury forced. TO spend a
night there. Sheriff John wagener
said today
This announcement came after com'
plants had been mado by members OF
q mixed Jury. who spent two nights
in h jury room last week. with only
hastily i~mprovised curtains separating
the cots occupied by the five men from
those used by h women
1T viii DO a simple matter to d.
vide h room with screens and insur.
privacy for tho women as the Jury
room is more than 80 feet square. .
Sheriff Wagner said. Incidentally.
our first complaint in the matter came
from a male Juror. and not one Of the
women"
, 1922-03-10
S.S.S. Fills Out
Hollow Cheeks,
Thin Limbs!

Men and wrmen,-whether you win
ever build yourself up to your normal.
5rst-right weight depends on the NUM-
Der of biood-cells in your blood. That's
an there IL to It It's = scientific fact.
Il your biood-eeI factory isn't work
your blood win be In disorder. and
perhaps your, face will be broken out
factory working full time II helps
build new blood-cellsL That's why
8. 8. s. builds up thin. rundown peo-
pie. It puts firm flesh on your bones. u
rounds out your face, arms neck,
pink in your cheeks 1t takes the
hollowness from. the eyes. and IT fools
FatherNTime by smoothing out wrin..
them up. S. S. s. In n remarkable
blood-purifier. While are getting
plump. your skin eruptions, pimpies.
blackheads. enc rheumatism. rash.
letter. blotches n being removed.
The medicinal Ingredients of S. s. s.
are guaranteed purely vegetable
8. s. s. Is sold at all drug stores, in two
sizes Tho larger size Is the more
eSonomicaL
, 1922-03-10

that Wyoming1tes refrain from going
10 sleep At the switch" regarding the
Colorado yer reclamation and power
project In which seven states and IA
federal government are interested
Colorado. Wyoming and Utah. stzfc-
in which are the ~headwaters Of the
Colorado. he said must cooperate In
guarding their interests as antaEontz-
ed by the Interests of California An
iona, New Mexico and Utah. lower
Colorado" states which desire to utInz
, 1922-03-10


srble and viii enable the local
school to barely pay the expenses
Of bringing a high class attraction
to Casper Grade school children
Will be admitted for IS cents; high
school pupils for SO cents and adults
for 70 cents
The orchestra composed OF the
following artists is said 10 be one
OF the finest string organizations
now touring h country:
Mr.. Harry Anderson, director.
Miss Violet Faux. contraito: Miss
Mabel kiauss. pianiast; Miss Vivian
Brewster. celiist. Mr.. Lester Som
mers. first violin: Miss Maybeth
Mack. second violin: Mr.. Lee Hem
mingway. Obligato violin AID Mr..
Wesley Sandberg. v~iola-vioiin-
, 1922-03-10

1900 miles. but Jobs are scarce he
says
iho longest wireless jump eve
made At sea was recorded when the
steamer American Legion. entering
Buenos Aires. picked up a message
from a ship OF Honolulu. 7.o0n miles
distant
How q man worships his Cod IL
his own business" wrote Hanford
AiacNider. legion Commander. an
gwerins a magazine. article entitled
Rome Heads the American Le<ion--
Mr.. MacSider said religion f. Of no
consideration IN legion membership.
Armed with fence pickets. doughty
ex-soldiers staged = bloodless bull
fight in the jersey City s~tockyards
to raise funds for the American Le
gion- The nimbIe matadors had to
jump h fence OF several occasions
Disabled emergency officers OF the
world war would be retired on an
equal basis with regular army off,
GERS by the terms OF the Bursum bin.
sponsored by the American Legion.
The bill has already passed the SEN
ate
Arrested for q minor ofense, Cor
don Seyboid. Oneida. n. Y. ~ex-sevice
a says state troopers swung him
up by his wrists and pummeled him
TO get a confession. The American
Legion has engaged counsel TO probe
the charge
, 1922-03-10

Shot making is nne Of the few IN
dustries that havo hardly changed In
more han a hundred years Molten
sesd is stin poured from h top OF a
shot tower. Small sizes require n
drop Of 100 feet. the larger require a
longer fall of nearly double that
heiEht.
, 1922-03-10
THE AMERICAN LEGION
News of Interest to Ex-Service Men Featuring National
State and Local Activities.

LARAMIE. wyo.. March 1o.-P1ans
for n erection of a 100000 commu-
nifty house by tho local post OF the
American Legion have taken on n con
crete form with the wog King out OF a
practical plan OF financing the prof.
ec-
HI scheme calls for the dlstribu-
don OF blocks OF building and loan
stock among members of b post
and among the general public inter
ested In seeing that tho city Of Lara
mie acquires a community building.
faith by contracting for rs shares OF
stock in tho name Of the post
Civic organizations including the
Lions club. the Kiwanis club and the
Rotary club. arc sondiy behind the
project. A contest is on among the
three clubs mentioned to see which
a first score a one hundred per
sent subscription list
Tho community building Is TO be
under the administration Of a board
OF nins trustees, five of, whom are
to be members of the Legion and the
other four chosen from representative
citizens. The board of trustees will
be sclfperpetuating and adequate
~runrantee is offorded that h build
ing win be a community building in
every sense Of the word
1t is stated that the Laramie
scheme of finance will assure suffi-
cient funds to. permit h building to
be started within a period OF three
years.
-
SHERIDAN, wyo.. March 1o.-rhe
Donald Garbutt Post No Z. has just
concluded n very successful memoe
ship campaign. Membership teams
appointed under tho leadership OF
william II. Cruea and VIII G.. Metz
staged a contest OF solicitation OF
membership which resulted IN the
signing OF lat new members for lszz-
compensation won q de-
cised victory in the nationwide ref
Ell sudum conducted by the United
states Chamber of Commerce-4.lle
chambers voting favorable. z.657 yot-
ing against the
Prom the United States cham
hers point of view" said John
Thomas Taylor, vice chairman Of the
American Legion's legislative COM
mittee. ..the referendum was a nat
failure. for hat body represents the
most highly organized opposition to
the bonus BY trying to separate the
cash feature from the more produc-
tive provisions of the bill. and by
other means. II has done everything
in its power to influence It's constit-
uent members against tho bill In
spite of this fact, the vote shows al
most 2 to / favorable
-rhe legion despises unfair discrim-
in~ation--cash and the other features
cannot be separated as the United
States chamber separated them in its
referendum"
On March 4. American Legion mem
bership was los. 900 more than on
March 4. 1921. New members have
Joined at the rate OF $500 a day since
january 1. These figures have been
given out from legion headquarters
to refute the statement that the or
~ganization is losing members because
Of its stand on adjusted compensa-
ton
The American Legion has won the
first suit in its history. brought to
defend its name. Inv de.
, 1922-03-10

Making expenses by selling chew
ing gum. an ex-cavalryman is walk
ing from Chicago to Los Angeles to
get a job promised him there. -It's
, 1922-03-10

the now Of the stream chiefly for tsaar
own benefit.
, 1922-03-10

The ex-service man on the beach
at WAIKIKI needs a bonus As much
as his buddy in this country. accord
ing to h Honolulu Chamber Of Com
merce which has passed a resolution
fndorsfng the American Legion's five-
fold adjusted compensation bill.
, 1922-03-10

@"@
out Massachusetts, for funds to help
unemployed ex.soldiers. -Four daisies
brought s125.
Charging that the bonus is attack
ed mot by those who fought" but
by those who prohted." h Amer
lean Legion at Marion, Ohio. home
OF President Harding. has appealed
to congress to look at the facts lin
the light of pure reason"
"It win be bowed upr. Tho police
at Centraiia, Wash. received this
threat against the erection of the
American Legion memorial building.
to be dedicated to men shot down by
alleged 1, w. w. members, in 1919,
To attend an American Legion ini-
t~iation, IN Oregon rancher trekked
IS miIes-1s OF them on snowshoes-
Wounds received in Franco did not
check his determination to ARRIVE"
A member OF the American Legion
OF fits auxiliary will sit on every
school board in Iowa. IL plans of the
legion's Americanigm department in
that state carry.
Cash payments ran fourth IN a ref
erendum on adjusted compensation
taken by the Elgin. Neb.. post Of the
American Legion in five townships
At Bozeman, Mont. there were nc
votes for tho cash option :
Repudiating the stand against ad
justed compensation taken by the u
s. Chamber Of Commerce. the Chi
cago commerce board went on record
In support Of the bill. following a
visit to Chicago of Hanford Mac
Nider. commander OF the American
Legion.
, 1922-03-10

fault and damages were awarded the
legion against Francis II. Shoemaker.
alleged radical worker. for statements
made In a speech last December.
Shoemaker was quoted as saying that
he legion is -~subsidized by big In
terests' and Opposed to- organized
labor"
, 1922-03-10

The American Legion has won the
first suit in its history. brought to
defend its name Judgment by de-
, 1922-03-10

Before sunset OF che first Jay. $780,
900 daisies were rcsi IN tho American
Legion's Daisy Day" drive through
out Massachusetts for funds to help
unemployed ex-soldiers. Four daisies
brought $125.
, 1922-03-10

1900 miles. but Jobs are --.ros.- he
says-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

The sz-ssrrics mhr IS sesting n1rt
nsrerriur Tins week thnr he has had
E.nrs fht close q the VII The AT
u-5nur Lzs,cn hsss are on N fu-re
and ARE listing ererr sx-sa-rics man
n the country Knd asking Which
pinn a. The 80 called Btrus N Al
suses clnuIsnsaziun hll theF would
-ske 4 fhe fan shrnid Erss vfissh :;
vii unanss tiss pressnz plans Dc ros
nErersA.izh Ths rnes1urrirt shitth
Is s~.inr xa-rrlHiee has tftr uDsEiiuns
an + and When 1ht returns are al
in Kn1 znhulAfrd a nunhsr ot the
sr -sf-vsce nan vhr have riDed tben
uut VIZ End thar they are trfiriee
Il 4 number ns thznrs s-1rn The rrr-
srrn,sns sfr tnev dir mr. Enow fhsv
had rnrninr. sush rs R6io-sunn1
r-arr pEx. HIlmurnrs, hack par.
ssnpp eEsnns Hnt 4 rurriser uf other
ihinzs which fhry VIZ se Ah1e 70
xfrnir WIN shs nss1szrlre ~ the
Amrracan lnriun-
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fil0sAra. Nhrg,h 99-Mheai
turned dewnward 1edar. general
ly cling 3einr indnced ~ Tower
IlrerTpol QsatasStns and ty Ia
varahle weal.her FER The dumes-
ilt Nan7er trap. 4 afc1dnd 5n-
trense af the aInpuni af wbeE1 IN
arean g,asSarf Was also a behsasl
factor The opening which rara-
"a aae 7e 17sc lswer- w1ft Mzg
$ s7S. u s>l- and july sl.lsa...
ada3a was fcBownd isr furrher
sef baeks interrupted ~ ssnlE
7ransifr rallies
Corn and CHS were ssasle- w1fh
wheat After ep-uInr sc 10
I It lowef. May 81 ssd'elasc. rarn
confirmed &c ssr.
Oats started unchanged io -t
off Max ssl-ss "a r. the 3nt-
srr w,ar1 q l511ie lewer.
Al ugsus.n 81 hogs gave llsi
to provisions.
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OUT leAIE BUT
Rs0 ii AGAIN
Millso IRE whs Qu1ts Jxl
Tonurcv Is 70 Face fAe
Cours On New

Dec-e5l. MAsvA 1t.---5ol.n purk-
Dodge. uiIliunzirs ss,esssr, vii saaFs
The De<zaa hosse &C xsorrsss,an ss-
nxrrxx ms-nine - tine n'c5orsk "a
lace fresh SERIES 81 rdbula1iars.
Tuesday Nj. Dgars vii Re ar-zlsn-
ed n Kala,rszoo en the <'hH-as q
erirsns Al auirmosls s4ns arunk
sss xA lA1a- l.e arasaEnsa IN a
charge Of Mesa4r 1rHrspurrans
giupxr
Miss EIneliDt Kwarsutrpeck. Grand
Rapids normal sShoo ssp8en1 Who
VAS ssrasus1g incurred when s.ht 9uuT-
rf rrum Doarfs Euinmu'sile NErch
ID. Kster aslns oItered. she axereo
er,lnk n whistles. x.sI ne Sufficiently
recovered x 15q,eEr nrzi inss DoEex
N'hur ht 1hnres lht 1risur he ~
ne mnser cs fortune n S. 6eE *.l'h
Cerruis Cpns1 saturday having Aaun-
sef - slruifas sht anandn,san VI -
l1s fHzhe1. rht lnse 9nir y Doara
permi-rirr the SIN r. share H. The
euHse Tnaar 1he orlrlnn1 wlA
Foure paaes wIf en- utf VIII q
murthsE allowance q sssa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

london. March eo.->nrnzmcs
wcrx noa known n Encssnd N.
a after she Nes-An cop4ac>s,
WRITES n corrrSpeaeni N The
DAILY Nail, ana even then ];
ieok hnDdrr&s - ss-S before
the rcaSAntry hssamca then.
T7hrv took them nare or h-Ss hy
rhnnre and me nnmhfrs ~
gohnsnnS. Thnms.zss and ssmilzr
Names So - prove how many
began ~ SIMPLY adding their
farhfrs name - their own
The >coffish Macs ard the
lrlSh ~Os" gained their sur-
nsmrs N similar fhsh5sn. for
Narsannla merely means sen
of Donald~ and 0Donnel the
same shpe-
Some. ne denhi- feak sheir
names from Their ovcrler1s. a
cnsznm wh5ch has prevailed IN
the Cnsacd STATES II quite recenf
times. The negroes, slaves up
70 six;F wears ago. qracileai.g all
assumed the names If shrir
former masters. though sorne-
limcs oddly corrupted. 4 ne
rro Hhn oncr worked Tor me
signed himself Csrero Mack !"
SAYS The WRITER. and I happen
1o knew thai The name q tbs
family who owned llis father WAS
Maekzv
In former times. when spelling
was nuf al txarf science. names
beanie similarly corrupted N cnr
own country. IN a. odd hook on
the srhlrra of snrnAmcs- i as
found thai a certain Mr. Hall
paunr. an Irish erocfr. whc pros
pere6 il business. gradually
changed ms pwn name 10 HAlPcn-
Elis son. who grew rlrhrr than ms
father and had hcfn chr1stcned
Kcr1s. went farther. and event
anlv hiossaIned On; as kenDeih
NnrAlTIr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

UNTIL l0RnM CONQUEST

Many =. the o<cipal Norman
names hs--nc ~ the followers q
NiIlsxsn the csnqserar have
changed vlth fhe passage nf crn-
snrse<. ne lIsc. fr instance,
hxs become s.~-1 or Lyle dc
vcsci yeisck zssb des S<~ Wear.
Seme q our noSs vslna,'le i'm
migrants wcre driven hc-e ny
reliriouus prosecutions abroad.
>piiler. Br~ck. Raymond are the
Enclish versions q names barnc
~ FLEMISH srsrlers Ths also
APPLIES 10 Gapqy. vhiek VAS
originally de Gcnpe. and Bridges
onre Ae Rrucrs.
In 1875 cane TIE crrzs influx
q lIngnrnos. f1ysnc II cense-
qnence ~ The rrvccsrion e the
caics of Nantes. farcs. Payne.
Marurin. NnE1incaEi. kemllly.
l.ahnnrherr and Garrick org
inallr GnrrSQntl ARE al names cf
Hncunnoi orlCln.
Others nf these names have he
cone completely Ancllcizcd- One
might instance Nnllins. orlci-al-
" dt Moulins. Dillon. which VAS
once Drlaine Taylor. from Isefci-
her. Butcher. from Bonchier, lie
Cse has become LHvcock; Ma
hSen. Mxyhew: Le Naitre- Mas
serS. The commonplace Hiccins
was onre 6e HngehenS. and many
Smiths had anccsters known as
Lefevrt
TIE process co1il1nes - tins
dxv. for we al know what num-
hers al people wiih German
names Anrlieized them az the be
ginning q the great war
Some 81 the oldest names IN
the kingdom which siill remain
belong 10 Scottish
families. Bruce and Mallacf.
DnndaS Fraser and Stewart are
Instances of names q winch the
arsrIn = lost IN The ms; q cen
inr1es
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UNIQUE WIDOW
CARD

A unique rnrd II The Ton serE rs
rln.hirg siB-e attracts mugh AE1sn-
tim rn hrrxnlni uf rs s-itsness The
carh has fhis wording Come -
shink uE 4 ] an Al,pm twa shirts
shy In fu-rse- ruruin- shur- Es
shi;1x she anF hefgre the laundry
rnmes hunse. Snmu mes llnrt te wear
-hu- sfi-z vrt r-syea cuffs Ir The
me that Anrnnne fsh liElu iur na.
or sniled rnr Fhsy rArnless w-F
nf dr-essnr
Ngv Is uood time fBr me sr rEe
nnf pr nure rand shr1s, they're Al
gupt paz1sr-ns 70 IN
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
IoNE rorEl


J. L slenoers1n. ckl1homa CRY.
v A. Fhseainr- Eaid- r. A. B.ng-
han snt wife No-n.zr: Z. l. sacoas
xsrsxs CRY. T J. Shsli11- Fo.s
szssh. & q. F11ns. Enid. J. C. Dana
hoe Tulsa. r. = MurFtF. rurr
srnt. p n gerTries ana wife. Ard
mere. s1hn ruunE Tulsa Prank
Grsnm- c-esrens. z n Allen. Yale.
Il =. MrB-s1s znz wife Blsrswcl.
z r Russell Kansas cry. " J.
8unis and wife weier1ss. p A.
Paul ol1shsns CITY. l. B-esks.
oklahnma CITY. : Moss. Sex Torx
cisF. J n B-osn. cincEnnsut = /.
g r. Sanfh. Norzxr. W c. F1esrber.
HDr- Smnh. c. Z Sruan g Lu1is; +;
l. ? cznH-her. Kansas CIV r. J.
rnunE okiAhons cEy. c c seueT-
okazhsma ci;r. "a Hosnses. osl1-
hurnz cisF-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

R.r Vaudeville On Al the Gs<hr's
7 , saae~ Tuesday and We1aex~txy.
These feature ths plszs- -lNr.Sni
and VIVIAN. srraaatx &nc taeg1sns
! Tareel and Bsr1eA Comedy sDd
r,aesc oars Ezrrs-yNa ke su--
p-sse1 Edw ". Arrs- oefssssski
News Al sx- saAd1rrs sho1sc sss
tAss. Ss>risl ;szix-~ Roy sooshera
& cansanE. Tn1siorisi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

There VII Re . flir meeting a.
,-rescHns IN Thursday nirht a. Which
time the r-'Hsrsrls brz7E VII sriH--
-Har ths raKrErs with hir free unDr-
mr. 1,iCrrrx sh1w and fesd Ertsr the
rsesrinS This is Lhs firsz 1t 8 series
Fc county wi6t mes1tnas liiEnned fsr
tht county poz II lr5Hr that thr
a.,rDhs-K us the nirer~r1 posts mEE
is.-cnms a.se1sr buuunin.et viz-h each
utbs- BpvF dnnt fu-zHr the 1E1t-
Thursday nirha IGArxh 2bth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

D1r% tn-rs< ih1f II rou expe-z %
rei any &C The a,tpe1ts q TIE SsT-es
Clamgsunsazi0n bin Fun uuss be ar
-ecl~t ~ Auruz 49, ur 81 WI a.s
fce 1sie Il va fhlns y<u have Kny
disahl31r vhich IS -esuE g yuur
service n the ErnF ron shs13d Es1
in fuurih win County Headquarters.
Bux ssx. a Gu;hris Al once ~ maj
Enc they VIZ ter rou VIA; steps 70
tafs u 1Fruseca yuurssr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

hDdct G. B AIneS who argued
The case for rht Oklahoma Nal
urAl Gas rompknr declared -he
rthz1es wonld total between
ihirgy and toiax 1boRsaDd dollars
for a ptz3ad ranging tradn 49,
iirwnch 1919 Thas rebate be
sAid- wunld be qssd on ratao q
fwe-tAirds fy the Oklahoma Nal
urh Gas and e1t-1tIr1 hx the
Oklahoma Gas and Elrt1rlc con-
pEnr. the Distributing concerns
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S5i5a:desk.-
:@' o.
Rags Myers
sisgs-Nyeu

Nr James Frc6e-ick Riggs and
Ms s,snnie Myers both cf oklsaons
CTR. slipr'et away from their friends
and hld themselves in Guthrie ore
dsy. las wees- where they were mar
ned y Rev J W Klborn. ps<sDr
q she Christian church. ar has
resi6ence Arser spendins q tew
hours n Cur ctr they retained 10
okizhona chx. where fbeT are a.
hozs 70 fhelr friends al sses y
Elisa Nr RirE Is hnszlins
rourr business nsr znd q rco1 lscs-
aon ~ a drr goods si1rs n G1thrse
wssid Command his attention His
ars6e . raoss charming lazy sns
rffez 70 acorn any station n Efe.
--heir f-senSs az sskh them vel
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American Legion News Notes

in fruch with EdEEr c Hs--srk
Adju1Rns q The Guthrie Pns= n Bor
sss G--sr3e n he nexz feu weeks o-
r VII DC iac lz1e f1r they vi re
taksn this summer n order rncesrcd
Firss curns. rsrxr served
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cslss FsE

Another GRASS Tire frunrir lsr tlrf
drrnrrmsHa Bu ~ "a r'rlock tnhEr
o. was ir fhs 9np ilonk or C3lasmaa
EvHnnh Ne damage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

OklRhurs SANDS a. The fsEnf <s'
The 1ss II percentages &C last ras-s
Tnsrass-s WIN have pzi1 This yea
5Dx slsuEu vBu 1a6dis hzFs rpr sait
E'sr. Z mr. vor khn1l6 Do l. nrw
and nEz uiiEk y ksnEsr Issue or vau-
Tesklr fu- Il hzE sr1.r1zrf news
5ur ear man srs-r x'ssk-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

II Rnssia turns mq a. 0fnni
with rouustr CLAIMS ffr dana 80
sfwnrh Frvnrh insaitmeni q rt-
ac1ionxrr revolutions IN Rnsslh.
the Quai da0rsar VII hhFe al
oshtr srrnznrur en- - AAnas-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

Alr lsprE bHrpean tn ares q E,--
teen zn1 rT'srir-firz vhr ~zrE =
s-.snf zhs Csrilizr Ezfz-T 7zir.
m rzr1p zts Summer q zbs IL
Fsnss q rhe Err=-rnzz khazis &c:
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Prnhi.sfinc THE exp0r-a-lM q
arms 20 -ht Chinese migfi ~ oDt
wsr nf promoting peace there
ana lr,ofher way rs E'ropplnr The
door n-.en.
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Hrs 1rnk and dsurffrr Ma-T
lease Saruraty 20 sssli M-s. Branks >
duurmm Fassza al xEnsas EHsr
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= vrr wanf q Tir1arr Nedhl 5uxs
send rsnr disrshEras - Bdzz- c
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-ptu-r fhs 1-irins1 70 Euu e,F return
mat wnk 4 hank 70 sigh Ef t1kes
rhuuf ten oars 70 <es The medal
r-le- the 6isrhrrre has been -sez-net
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The offcrtnr q ihc FcI's-d for To-
asy ss The cr4eie- with rhrl csg-
iun fzksnr the sssazr part Good con
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which may Ae only seana-
ytsmxntui-but fer currrni tx-
ptnses. l5Sw m1ay " iheSe
dead horses VII have 70 be pad
for fF generation that has
derived no adv2ntAres from them.
and wlll have rrpnblt enough
r1ksnr care 0f ST. eWn burdens
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Al attempt N Congress- =
abolish ava serxlct for posi-
masters wns dcfenfed- Bui =
shows the 6Ifi5rnlfy cf srs1lcai-
suc bsd hzhirs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

Prf Fisher finds that lecazane
the chtmssz who msdt synihtiat
cold i a. easF 81 reaching she
end nf TIE rllnhnN
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w-i-hir zhs nsrr Few dxrE and Ers
nanfsnr 1g-erHrstiurF - hare 4 1,ir
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1nestinr WI ie announced sz1er
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