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dispute.
Washington. 1t was stated there that
states which nave large bituminous
deposits will be expected to mine their
OWN coal instead of obtaining ii from
other fields under the order.
IN ILLINOIS the prospects for end
L Ing the mine strike were slightly
brighter. President Harrington of the
Illinois miners, always an advocate of
separate state agreements, came to the
conclusion that the time for putting
that policy into action had come and
called a convention of delegates of
every local union in the state to meet
in Peoria August 3 to consider peace
proposals of the operators. Next day
he rescinded the call because of pre-
mature" publicity. Acting Governor
Sterling asked Harrington to consider
the proposal that the miners of Illinois
return to work at once at the wage
scale and under the working condi-
tons existing when operations ceased
April l last, pending a reimbursement
VI ~ SohC W III uSit0h Llipuii0lf
and that representatives of the miners
and operators of Illinois should meet
and endeavor to arrive at a settlement.
Harrington replied that his plan was
impracticable.
Orders for immense quantities of
coal have been placed in England by
Americans but not all of them are be-
Ing accepted because of market condi
lions there. Prices of coal and ship
ping n freight rates have advanced
sharply in Great Britain. The British
miners may refuse to mine coal for
America, and American dock workers
may refuse to handle it If 1t comes.
NNE j. Cleve Dean. chairman of
~ the railway employees publicity
association. sent to President Harding
II telegram bitterly attacking the sup
posed attitude of the administration
toward the two great strikes. He said
For you or any governor to attempt
TO operate the mines or railroads by
military forces or to attempt to draft
men into mining or railroad service
would be an attempt to establish in
voluntary servitude," and he predicted
such an attempt would bring on the
long predicted war between capital
and labor" He asserted, also, that
the Republican party was hostile to
the American farmer and labor and
that 1.-THE hard times that now exist is
n ~premeditated plan to bring the farm
err and labor down to their knees"
Mr.. Hardlng's reply to this outburst,
while dignifed, was II scathlng rebuke
of Deans political partisan refer
ences' and Of his false assumptions.
The President explained at length the
attitude of the government and as
serted its intention to speak and act,
not for any one class alone. but for
"the American people as a whole ana
the common good of all It's citizenship"
He made II clear that while the right
TO strike was recognized. the govern
ment would fully protect those who
desired to work.. The latter. he said.
in responding TO the call of the coun-
try. are exercising their rights land
nj the same time making their contri-
button to nj common American wei
fare"
, 1922-08-03

CH1CAGO'S street car strike was
~ still In the making last week.
Hope and despair a%lternated. the for.
mer fostered by the optimism of In
%ternntlonal President Mahon who told
the men they must take n referendum
vote on n new proposal made by the
companies, and the latter due to the
pessimism Of local President Quinlnn,
who said the employees would accept
no offer the employers were likely to
make. The workers were called to
hold n mass meeting Monday evening
of this week. and QuInlan told the
Chicago public 10 prepare to find n
strike in effect the following morning.
N EBATE on the tariff In the sennte
~ was enllvened last week by SEN
ntor McCumber's assertion that In 1912
spokesman for the newspaper publish
ers told the senate finance committee
that II n%ewsprlnt paper were not
placed on the free list they would de.
feat the Republican party mt the polls.
and that the committee refusing to
Yield. the publishers therefor did de.
feat Taft for reelection. Other SEN
ntors calling for names. Mr.. Smoot
said that the late John |. Norris, rep
resenting the publishers association.
told a finance subcommittee that If a
duty we're Imposed on n%ewsprlnt "the
Republican party would be driven from
, 1922-08-03

Preaching and practice r twins
that often get separated.
, 1922-08-03
l0 Cents !
Criticism.

He-I dream most of my stories.
She-How you must dread to 20 to
bed.
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MAYOR AGAIN TAPS
GAS At ORUMR|GHT
When Citizens Suffered From
Cold East Side Official
Defies Gas Company
and Courts

prumFlsas Dec 80 &C heaters
we're Eolag at fall blast ia Dumrlsht
after period idlsnoss which sel 10
sunday when a Fanw ef workmen ior
lhe Oklahoma Natural Company
closed a gate valve IN ths company
mala. shuiing oli the sarely going
{, the city throuSh an Unauthorized
TAP Ink Installed On orders q Mayor
W + Nlcodemas The mayor .nax
matters ln his own hands when ref
dents II hts city heean q suffer fof
lack Of fuel
Taslay Mayer Nicgdemus tea pa.
y 81 men TO the valve. which n a.
Sharn. vice president ef the Oklahoma
Nstasal Company had derided ns one
could open, and agaln turned the gas
on The mayor declared hi. action IN
re-estahlishlng the connection tol.
hwed reports tom local hospitals thaf
sevemi major operations were heinK
DELAYED At the risk of patients lives
and that many wouien and children
were leaving town because a the Jack
az heat
Mayor Me aemu Indicated be
would attend conference az Okia.
homa eiiy tomorrow when Al sharp
a representative of The shaleg county
Ca. Company which normal, sup
plies nromrlghts fasl. and members
q the state corporation commission
would be present
When the oklahoma Natural turned
OF The eas YESTERDAY II was anuaanc.
ed tha, the shafier company had 90
taincd a new source q supply aud
would keep the city warm. but the
premises proved false and the ca
was without heat. when TIE nigy r.
established the Flow
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lEvElIIkc A MOUNTAIN
IS A BIC JOB

El fasp. nee ~ A ~ uasain 81
stone Is beins lssslsa a u dynamite
near here q ~ palyerlsea laia
cement The s0nthw westsfn oounlles
q wsst Texas wln uss the pru.iset
iReesntly g eco paanas og aynsndia
wps used IN one eaAFse aa ths Nour
'tAln. eTinxins displacement e ssc
0oo tans fofsY.teo blasts asfs sst
down. The whols end - maaatsin
sermhisd aud leysisd ltsslf OVER ne
Landscape
rea other hiaasa aaeh hAii a. larsv
'as ths ous iass msa,isnsd srs eeins
laid ana wili BE- toashed of' IL iau
oafy, Aeoriing % q statement maae
~ Manager nlntofd These blasts
viii faFnlsh salnsleni stone Cor a
ywra supply Of fA~ material he
said
The lana that "a bsigE dlvcttsd %
~ unialn i helnE utilized ~ tha
Western Cemeat company fot ruek
and orchard purposes
The eompanY q verY much lister
ested IN the Development ~ wes,
Texas ls ls nov supplying zoe wsst
TenAs coanlle. ~ilh cement helag the
only larts plaat q ne klad !. -.st
rssas
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Il Is true that many contract
severe colds and recover from them
without aking any nrecautlan or
treatment aud a knoNieaee q this
fact leads others 90 take their
chances insiead az giving their colds
the needed attention, Il ehonld BE-
bprae IN mind that cyerv cold
weakens tho lungs, lowers the VI
taliiy makes tho system less able
10 withstand each succeeding at
tack and paves the way Tor the more
serious diseases. Can you afford 20
take such desperate chances when
CHAMBERLAIN Cough Remedy
famous for rs cures Of bad colds
may be had Tor a trlfeg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
OKLAHOMA SWINE CHAMPION
WILL TOUR UNITED STATES

saltwater Dec ~ Oklahoma
Kinr, grand champion harrow Of The
international Livestock exp sltlon al
Chicago, q Duroc Jersey entered BY
Oklahoma Agricultural and Alschau
ical College, Is {, tour the country this
winter al guest - tha breed recording
acc Citations which purchased him.
according 10 word Just received here
from Chicago.
The barrow Nlll BE- 80 wn first at
The livestock show at Nashville. Tenn.
and from there win travel TO ether
shows IN all parts Of the country. In
cluding jacksonville. fla Denver.
Col. crooksion. MINI. Fort wsrin,
Texas, volpariso. Ind and Oklahoma
city.
Oklahoma King was bred and fitted
Tor the International By the animal
husbandry department or the, A. and
NJ College. tie showed in the sa0.r50
pound class and met bis hardest com
petition from Poland China barrow
q the same wcsht class shown BY
Iowa state COLLEGE. which was made
reserve grand champion.
Daily Droyers Journal. ~ there were
ever any better grand championships
than the Dur9c-JTsey barrow from
the Oklahoma A and N. college and
the Ontario yearling scuthdown
wether shown By Robert McEwen OF
London. Ontario Both or these ami
mails represented thte last word IN con
formation. condition and quality The
Oklahoma barrow a q sensation
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m5MARY0
GMARIET
ELEANOR II. PORTER
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
R-H.LIVINGSTONE.
eS3
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
RH.LVINGSTONE.
(cOpyriTh, BY ELEANOR n. PoRTERl

i seeias that for q long time they
Didn't want folks q know there was
seing q be a disorce. So before folks
they tried 20 be- Just - usual. Bur
Nurse sarah said she knew there nas
going % Be one long age The nrsf
ever heard ~ ID was Ner.e t,llne
Nern. the girl We had la TIE kitchen
then and The minute I rtf chance I
asked Nurse what ii uas-a disorce
My, can rciae,al,er uoe hou seafei
she looked aud how she clapped her
hand over my mouih She wualdnt
tell me-noi weni And that's Tive
hrst ilne ever saw her give lhat
quick little ic-ik over each shoulder
shes done u lois ~ Times since.
A. said. she uoui,n't tell me. -
! had % ask some oue ei>e ! Wasn't
going 20 lei o Go hy AMI nai End ont
mt when NURSE sarah looked So
scared aud when IL was something
my father and mp,hrr verc going te
have soIue day
didn't Ike % ask Mother Some
way. ! had a feeling. frum the Way
Nurse Sarah looked. that 4 MAS s0uo.
thing Mother wasn't going 70 hike. And
] thought Il maybe she didn't know
yet She MAS going % have d. thai
certainly didnt want 10 Dc the ou,
20 tell her So ] dldnt ask Mother
what divorce was
didn't even think ~ asking Faith.
er OF course. ncvrr ask Father
questions Nurse SAYS I ia asa hhn
oilee Why he Didn't love ma iihe other
lapas loved their little girls nnl I Z
was very little then. and don't rcuein
Ter q "a all Rul Nurse said Father
didn't Ike IL ,cra we'll nnd matie
did nmamhcr Thar part. without real
IL knowing IT, ANYHOW. ! ueNcr thul
~ asking Father questions
asked the dnciar first ! Thought
mayhc twas some aind ~ dis,mse.
and if hc knew d mAs eeuing. q.
could give them sanc SORT al medl
zine 20 beep % awas lise being ,ac
cina,ed SOS not 10 have smallpox
yoa know And ioll him Is
he gave funny little langh That
somehow dldni sound like Hugh NJ
all. Then ho grew very teu >nhar.
and said
I'm sorry little glrl, hnt I'm afraid
] haven't got amy meli,me that will 4
prcsent--a divorce n J dli have
ihere'd b. 30 eating or drinking 81 .
sleeping for me I'm thinking ia he 4
80 busy answering my calls"
Then u Is disease" cried. 1
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.aNil ,an nfnffufff inst nan fright
enel f.lt "Aai Isn't ihsn any doe
Tar snAuhere lhal rau stop lsYT
lie shaok his head and gave that
qussr little laush aealn
'lm afraid nai. he axhesi "A-
~ lis being disease there an.
re'fie ihat caA "a q diseass. and there
ARE others nho ean ,i eure. saa
ihere are sill oihers Who say li's =
n.meJs werse than tie disease q tries
90 elns haI there. son bah, What
AVA I sa1iugf ,ome. cosne. my dear
ias, inreei H IT, noih.ng yoa should
bother frnr little head over nou Walt
ilu soure elder
IiH lm elder. 'nieed noW I bate
io hase Folks faik 10 nae iike that
And they ao--they 40 a aH ihe Hne.
A. if uas q child now. when fm
almost stumbling there where the brpok
and river urei
hi that uns Just ihe kiud ~ talk
J 30 everywhere. nearly even tlne
sskssl anK one what divorce was.
Same laughed. and some sighed Some
Hooked real worried cause ~ asked
Il. snd ons a. mad (rhat wa, the
cressnaker found out afteruard
Thar sAe'd had divorce already. ~
probably st ihoaght asked the ques.
uon On purpose % plague her) nut
nobody would answer me-realls an
swer noe sensihiy. ~ Ia know - hat Il
meant and lnost eycryho,iy said.
Hun away child" Or "luu shouldn't
mlk ~ such things" or. wait. my
dear illl you're Older aud all that.
Oh. how hate such talk when
really want % know something How
d. they expect us 10 get our education
n they Won't answer our qucstlunsf
! don't know Nhich made nae unpri i.
est mean sngrier Tim speahing
~ two things 50 I must. suppose.
! hate grammarD To have them tal1
Ike that mot answer me. tou know
or have them 30 as Mr. Jonc. the
siorckeeper. did. and The men there
with him.
y MNs Wie Jay when | was in there
buying some white thread for Nurse
Sarah. and q was little While after
lad asked the doctor if divorce
was q disease Somebody had said
something that made nae think sou
could huy divorce. aud had suddenly
deiefmlaed % ask Mr. Jones n hr lad
ihem for sale tOf course all fhs
snunls very Silly o. mo nou. for I
know lhat divorce IS VERY simple
and very common lts just like
marriage oertlacato. only y unmar
rics sou instead - marrying sou.
bai ] dldnt know q lAeis. And N I'm
-,lne 10 tell this story I've got ia
tell ii just as BE- happened ~ cuur.cl
We'll asked Az Jones ig yoa could
hug divorces. and if be had fhcm for
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II Wildcat Well Is
Dnster, Guinea Hen
Will Be Given Blame

Hoidsaulln. pee - rAe sblns
which Is woFrssng sAe PIE *
ito'dfasi'e Is wehn = nlnA pr.
s.sts ln r.dink oa ihe vslNag am
~ aa oii derrick daes Il m an Oh
or salt waters
The dnllea At TIE Smith w.s Ia
section .9.I-f were husllv snKaesd
ia iTyiuE % reach nad one dly
When tie gslnsa Nalhfi a. aud
climber 60 the ~ - the Ftck.
s,no'lsd cat 8 the sn1 81 TIE VIA
Ira h0am and oAimb pr pared be-.
self far ride The dunsrs weFe
rather lnol.nsd 90 - supsrs.tiIous
snd The slshg of The fowl Nas ole
mos, their undoing h,cut, ue
of them had thiiF l'tge book vhch
told ,hem Whist Il mean nat even
an oll drlller can be brave 80 they
turned On the steam. she wslkisk
beam went up End down and the
rainea ruae m.rrlly ou
This ~sht On for ihr,o weeks
every morning the sulnea made her
appearance a tho vel tn drA,
err waited for her q take her placs
and The ride began
The novelty finally wore OF for
an concerned and enc dag ths
uneA fp into the machinery aud
met aulok vnd gaiutss dssfh.
one cf enc mea tooA Il home and
made grand nna, hY having
Eulnea rir
They are stl.l drilling for thstI
sand and whfn oil ~ water Ia
lhere are many porAona
no win blame n on the galnta
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chamberIaln's Cough Remedy
Al. MALL. n-a

The soothing and healing proper
ties Of Chambcrlain's cough Rsmedr
It's pleasant taste and prompt aud
effectual cures have made II q
fasorlte vlth people everywhere. II
Is especially priced by mothers o.
yonnE children for colds. Group and
whoopinK corgh. as Il always affords
quick relief and l. free from opium
and other harmful drugs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
Well. Asked M. Jcnes " You Could
B0y Divorces. ard u He Had Them
Cor Sale

DNf N-f ~~ - - ff@N 'f~f'
Cor Sale
saie and yoa ought 20 have heard
ihose men laugh There were six n
them sitting arsund the stove behind
me
"Oh. yes. my little maid fabove al
things ] ahior 10 be called a little
maid . enc Il them cried You can
hgy them " you've got neney enolgh
hnt dunt reckon our frieud Jones'
icr' has got them for sale"
Then tiey 40 iauehed nesiu aud
rinked ~ each ofier CHATS another
Disgusting thing -uirks when you ass
q perfectly dsii question Eui what
can you 90, Sflud Il. that's all
There's such = lti ~ thing. ue poar
women have 10 STANDBY Then they
qulesrd dawn ard locked serf seissr
the Kind - sober yoH know Is faosd
with laughs 81 the back-and l,egan
10 tell me what a dirorce really uas.
I c1n't remenIiser them 81. but I ean
some ~ tbefp. ~ course I understand
now that these men were trying 20
Be smart. and werc talking fer each
Sbcr. nm Tor ne And ! kues Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
VIENNA DOCTORS COLLECT
FEEs M BREAD

Yienus. Dec - The physl laus
Of Heitzing. a Vienna suburb. have
established their faes on the blaia
of bread cost one lear rspr sents
an office call. and one loif and q
naif an outside visit IN tho raral
districts a similar system ia grow
ing but based on q measurs e. flour
instead Of a loaf Of bread
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
ARGENTINA SETS RECORD m
scLoiERLY CLEANLINESS

Busnos Aires. Dec. 2o-.Arg milne
ao'digrs IN the future must not
only clean their teeth. but manicure
their nails An order making OBJ
ligltary ths use of the iooth brush.
nail fc.sssrs and nail forosps By
the troop. effective March next.
has just beln issued by the ndw
minister of var. Col. Agustin Justo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
PARIS pREFERs LlusrER
FoRMa or AMUSEMENT


para nc - Th people ot
Paris y 81 quarter o. balior
frsnce wary On theatres and mo
ten pictures. md DO nat ciro 20 a.,
much heavy thinking daung "a f
process Government statistics en-
last Years receipt. ~ tyv pay
house "a paris warrant thtse stste-
msnis. aud at the ame uns suA
Qly int resting nf mausn about
nhai plesls ihe tird husin ~ mn
ei France and his non sotius wfa
Motion picture houses. which ont
number ihf regular theatre three
70 one took IN 10000 ooo francs 10
1919. rathlr moro than dtd ths
thoair and third IN the totnl
amusement receipts Last ,sar
however ,ho thotraa took first
places with rec, irla ~ Se.nao.o10
fraucs. iipoo00o more than the
movies This Increase sqcma 10 be-
due nrgely 20 the fac that theatre
eoer, have modified their opposl-
honal attitude toward hish prlc ot
sdmi'sion and aifo ~ a rsvvai of
the iypioally Hight end raoy pl1Y
The government suhsldiz,d Opera.
and the Opera comique headed ths
,iat With tho iargsat fec ipts. each
taking In moro than 100000 franc,
last year, and the serious q medic
Franchise dld wen with C00o 600
france. hut these Institutions are
vlrtuilly without conn iitloa In
their and thy reprstnt a hlg por
ton oi the monty paid Tor the
classics.
The Folisa. Bersores. whore she
hig scenes alwsss hinge on N,
presentation Of group a. hand
samo show Hrls. tors the iht u
theatres. exceeding even the famous
Comedic Francasise tn next IN
line among the dramatic h5uses Is
the Plllh ROYAL. which always nur
sues a policy Of giving hlghiy sraocd
comedies Of family NE
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Fttolse sssS sssyss

shs~nss nse . ~ SUES ~
experiments lsesnty eeatastsa -
a.. oki heula Rsp.rmsst States. q
uun'hef y farm slab hpfs - Pot.
fawaomls eoeniY are fssilns bAhs
bse,fs this ~infsr y q wars
farm dfmnHslraiiou sKsht sss uns
e Twelve ani - ..s.stsss sslVs&
on fui fssd have gsltss t-s sss
enc faafih pound, psf ssy lsr
nrttn DAYS War. ssYs
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sdaettisn stta a. fe4sons fsr shs
des slap almgiY asgif' "a the r. tofs
tsif ihs sfwnaslama eea.A ~ laa.
sr hs u q CO. shs fafm n sport
orxsa salleaa whlra have basp
sananst aE co. seaNata have M
asus eases been forhIa1en tirlh
seeass e. ihs hailllass 20 othsr
msftnees th societies A.. naa
turatiak safsltais sxsfvsss rss
n.fia uoslas taloa has takts
tteps q hses he aetan reversed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
PRINCE AAeE or DENMARK
RETURNS TO FRENcn ARMY

Copenh7 n, Dec. 20-prince Aag,
son OF Prince W'aidemer. of Den
mark. ~ho rsnounced his throne to
marry an Italian countess. has ac-
pied a commission as msjer IN the
French colonial forces.
Prince Aagc, some years aso. was
en- ofiicer cf the French Foreign
Forces. bat LEFT TO Join his own rsgi-
ment OF tho Danish Royal Guard.
lie WIN b sent "a Morocco. and VIII
b. accompanied by h,s VIII, and
Title son
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ihfa ats We Anau hf more
tslass sanstlues lhaa fplks think Ne
De- Well as near as can nemewber
b Nss uAe Ibis
"A dlgofle Is knife that cats a
knot ihai hadng ought to ever teen
tied said sHf
"A diverse II iamp IA the dark,
,aia anpihss
~No q alat lis a jump ffVm he
fl2 ns psa into ihe hw plprd 40 Mf
Jones
"A ahvroe 8. ihs COMEDY II the rich
ana iht iraeedy ~ ihe roef sald a
uifie nan eha wore slasses
~bf0rre IS nlec snusis poultlee
lhai ma, heip hut uon'i heat" cui n
ueu soi,s
Divorce Is budapest marked.
III to iiea,en bug lots - folks miss
the Oag. lust the same uotce
spoke up ~suehoay With b chHekie
~psonss Is EDWARDS retreat from
ihe battle oi ufe" Captain Harris sald
ihls ilc .pe . sinN and decided Cap
tail Harris ls old and rich. and uoi
married lisr ihs hotels star boardef
and What ile sals goes 'ulesi always
lu g dlt'ni ihl, gime ean remcin
her iasi boss ule Mr Carlton snapped
oui i.e neat
"tfvak fraln Nnar own experience.
Tom Harris Hu' iW thinkiu SON aint
90 ier iudse I tell yu divorce Is
What ihne feufihs Of the husbands uu'
wives in lte Worid wish Was s-Naliln'
fur em "a home lhls very nlghi lmt
Il aiui there knew. of oourse be
was thinking u his wife. She's some
cross guess. aud has two warts ou
her uose.
IAorc was move. quite a lot more,
saal nu' iNe forgotten lhr rest ~.
sl'les. ihey weren't talking to me then.
anynn1 - ! pcAed np nay thread
and ,lppef ont of the Store. glad 10
escape rlt as | sala before | alAur
fisl MANY i+ae ihem
90 colrs. Know now what dNarce
d mean AHd H's ail settled They
granted "a some kind OF decree or
desree, and we're going 20 Boston neft
Monday.
It's been awful. thoueh--thls last
YEAR. First We had 20 80 70 that hor'
rid place out west. aud stay ages aud
ages And hated Il. Mother did, too
I know she did. | went 60 school and
there were quite loi OF glflA nay age,
and some boys. bat didn't care much
Tor them. ! conldu't even have thc fun
o. surprising them with the divorce We
we're going 20 have. folnd ihes were
going 20 have one. too-~eNcry last one
N them. And When every body has a
thing. you know there's no particular
fuu IA having Il yourself Besides.
they were very unkind and disagree.
able. and Dragged lot about their
divorces. They said mine was tame,
and had nc sort % snap 20 f.. when
they found Mother ,ldn't have lover
waiting In the next town. or Father
hndnt run on with his stenogapher
or nobody bad shot anybody or any
thing.
That made roe mad, and LET them
see Il, good aud plain. | told them our
divorce was perfectly all right aud
gcnieel and respectable. that Nurse
sarah said Il WIS ours was going 10 :
bc luc0mpaiibllliy. for one thing,
Whlph meant that you got on zach +
others nerves. and Just naturally +.
dhlnt care f9f each other any more
Bui they only laughed. aud said even
more dlsagreeable tllngs 50 that
didn't want 10 20 10 sehOol any longer.
and todd Mother 80. and the reason.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
When You Are constInatsd

To insure a healthy action OF the
bowels and corect disorders of the
liver, take two Of Chamberiain's
Tablets Immediately after supper.
They will not only cause a gsnt.e
movement Of the bowers. without
unpleasant effects but Danish that
duli. stupid feeling. that often ac-
companies constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
mrs Laura N. H3yt Recommends
Chsmperiain'5 Tablets

= have frequently Used Chamber
laln's Tablets. during the past three
years. and have found them splendid
for heidachr and bilious attacks
am only too pleased. AZ any time.
70 speak wcrd IN praise Of them"
writes Mr.. Laura II. Hoyt. Rock
pori. y. v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
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