davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

lter @arnltur, Die Tapferfeitsme-
oaiQe a1f Ser 8rnif Sen inneren
5tol5 nur mubiam 6nr9 mHlitart-
}hen @rnit I'M @eiidt perf1leierno.
vSaman11, btpana mf,lb, mime
pata matotod matatu!" (Serr, 9eiu
8efebl lit b%on3ogen. ST babe berte
BRET &in6er b%efommen.)
sea, Gaibi> bas lit ia fem. l1n6
90 9eine 5rau elm &egieruugsfino
lit, muB sic @egierung mobl mieoer
pas tut. &&ier i6reibe i9 Sir mte-
Ser einen 3ettel fir Sen 8mana
Isferi, Ser sic 9fegierul1gsrinoer=
ber0e bermaltet. Gr iou Sir orei
biibide meibltbe &dl6er geben, fit
ie6es &ino zines. @en1 9eine
Dabien, 6a1tu neroen Sic @inoer
aud madien uno iid ipater per=
mebrerr uno tpen11 Geine &inoer
Damn groB iin0, Damn fat .ieoes
i6on cine tletne @er6e ais Beiib."
Gin 8eifallsgemurmel cling 6urb
0os i6mor8e @ublifum: r@6ouri
in5urt &obifa, &ubiia!" (Gos lit
aber nal cine feline @ntfGei6ungD
Sir beute muBte 6as tpeitere
S6auri abgebroden nerben, nit
ser Mufmerfiamfeit mar es porbei.
Sic geiamte Mobre'lid!ar nabm Den
ltol5e,l @atet in 6ie Mitte un6 be-
glettete i'm, labe1to, itbelno nno
geitifnlieren6 na1 iei11er @ntte> arf
oeren SAlpeuen bereits Die @ebat-
terinnen in bellen Sa11fen ieBen, I'm
Sos roBe GreigniS na6 alien Sei-
ten FIN grun6lid 5u beipreden.
Mls mabrbeitsgetreuer @broniit
mltB t) nod beridten, oab oie bret
fletneh &erle 5met Sltngens ltno elm
Ma6den, fur6tbar nieoli6 beran-
mudien., Sic gli6en ii6> mte ein
81 6em anoeren, marelt nr5ertrenn=
1td uno tpurben anmdbltb cine Mrt
@ebensmiiroigfeit ser @olonie. Sc.
6enfaus oeridumte fei1 6lrbreiie1=
Scr @uropder -es, 6ie 8efanntidaft
Der 9riainge gu maben uno es gibt
mobl menige Meniden, sic 1T tbrer
,Sugen6 10 biel geltebt moroen ii1o,
mie oieie orei fleinen Megerlein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
aote Ralsa.
Son aatbe @ebn.

Ser Mr5t mar gegangen. ~Sin~
memo blidte oas iunge @eib nod
ser Sir, Ole 1tb bintes ibm ge>
ibloiien. 9eine lebten @orte flan-
gen nod in ibr nod: Isle oiirfen
beute Mbeno ni6t lingen, gnaoige
5rau, Sbre @eiunobeit lit nod bel
gu angegriffen. 8eoenfen sic, oaB
sic erit felt IA Gagen Don idperer
&ranfbeit geneien iino 1n6~ oaB Elm
Nidfau Sic bas 2eben folte1t
fann
Gin lei6tes gri6auern lief nun
our@ Sen &0rper Ger Srau, uno
tire i60n ee5etdneten 8ra1ten 5o>
gen iib bitter 5%uiammen: u3as
2eben TO ten! @are es bteqei1t Sos
@9limmite> fir lire STUNT au9
nod 511 lterben? @as bate iie Sic
ier nidt f6on anes geopfert? SIR
lGones, roienumipomnenes &eim im
ionnigen 2ano ser &eben, oen
16ibenoen @atten u11o 6as beibge=
ltebte &ino. 9as @i1ol
9ie Mrme Ser Sralt ianfen pl0b<
lid berob> elm. 3uden lief iiber ibr
i6o1eS Mntlib. &el1te mar ia mie<
ser oes &11aben @eburtstag, ge11alt
bel1te Dor a6t Sabren bate 5um
letBenmal ietn Saltpt an ibrer
@ruit gelegen. limo lie iab es ploB=
lid mie0er 6eutli6 Dor fid, 6ieieS
ieioenmei@e 2odenfopf6en nit SET
.groBen, 6unflen 6rageauge1t. 5ebn<3
iudtig, b%erlangenO itredte 6ie Sralt
iebt Die meiBeh ringgeidmudtm
@an6e aus: Md), nur einmal mie=
ser 6as iuBe &inoerfopfden ans
&er5 preiien fonnen mte bamals, in
ienen ldngftoergangenen Sagen fill
len Mutterg1iids! Mit mii0en
Sdritten trat Tie nun gum 56reib=
tii9. SSn bergoloetem @abmen
itan6 eiu riibren6 id0nes 8ilo. 9ie,
in ibrer 6amaligen idlanfen, jun
gen SD0nDef llnO, eng an tDfe
&nic geibmiegt, oas &irb, ibr ein=
itiger 2iebling.
8mei groBe Granen ROTTEN plob-
1ib iiber ibre @angen nno tie fie=
len gera6e auf bas &naben Mntlib.
IS iab nun aus, als labelte CT UNI
ter Iranen 3u ser Mutter auf. {
Gumpf un0 orob11eno boIe in
oteiem Altgenblid oie groBe 5tan6-
ubr gum S4lage aus Sic Srau
idraf idb %5uiarnmen. Da flopfte
es an oieNgnre unb 6ie 3ofe trat
bcrein: rWndoigd Srau, oarf ib
NIT Dem Mnflei0en b%eginnen2 SSn
elmer balben 9tun6e fdDrt Der $50
gen Dor"
3mei rote @ofen erflammte11
ploblib anf oens blafien 8angen
Der Sral1.: 9eute abeno nolIte tie,
ia itngen! Set einenl balben Sahr
mieoer gum eriteuma1. Gin beiBes
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Ger Ahelstrfat ,o,t Bret-
rd)a+
Sin @ebanfe fir ben beutld)em
&ei6sfinam5minilter.
g 9adien fommt ieltiame

@ls 5adien fonmt leltiame
&un6e.
gs gibt 90 einen Ort, 8reiida
gebeiBen, Mittelpu1sft ser 5troboer-
arbeitung UNI 9ippol0ispaloe felt
oem 16. Sabrbun6ert, Sra6itions-
ia1e.
Mitten 6artn eiu @tan6esamt,
oas Gorge ma9t. @eniger SEN
Sunggeieqen ais sen @emeiu6epd'
tern. gs foitet @el0, bel @elo.
limo Ser Staotiadel lit leer.
Stun gibt es Qente IN &retf9a
(nno uu6 a~noerspo), sic gebet
ibren &inoern mebr 8ornamen ais
iie mobl braat@ten. sic ebren 90.
nit Bermanote ut1o @epattern, CRIB
onfel uno grbtanten. 9as foftet
Ser @emein6e 9inte un6 Dem
@9reiber 4rbeit. limo 6aS Stan-
oesam1t bat bod fein @elo.
Mlio traten &reiidas @eneinoe-
,pater 5nfammen uno berieten iber
oiele 5itte lln6 Sen leerelt @entein-
oeiadeI. ur6 iie fanten at einem
gntfdluB, flug uno itnnig.
sic iebten felt: ser brittle uno
.ieber meitere @orname, 6en ein
&iro erbalt> miro beiteltert. Die
Soften beS Stanbesamt loQen oa<
mil ge6edt meroen.
rMir Sa9ien fem belle!"
@ie mar's, &err @eidSfinan5-
minifter?
Mnf ein @eidsgeiet mebr o6er
ueniger fann es 6o6 idlieBliA
ni6t mebr arfolnmen, 1penn Der
8med Die Mittel betligt!
So ser 9urhi6nitts6eltti@e fiw
Dor @tel1er11 oriidt, ote er geieblt9
Iparen fam, 10 miro CT leinen Slit
oern n1,r nod 5mei @ornamen int
@09ifale geben. Dariiber binaus,
oas blie5e 8riptleg 6es @el6iadS.
nno sic neuen Nei6en tueroen
ibm eert offnen, tint eas 8eionoere
51 erfaufen.
sic mer6en ibre1 @in0crn 6urd
6en 5taat 911ben6e bon 8ornatnett
uperleiben" laiien, um oamit ftan-
oesgemdBN gu prn1.fen. 9enn att
Ser langen Meibe Ser 8ornamen
miro man lie un6 tbr @elo. erfen.
men. l1n6 @el6 uno Mnleben 1T
ibnen 6osielbe.
Man muB sic 2eute BEL ibrer
@bre 5u paden miiien.
l1no areiida lit bier flatg getue-
fen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Ser altsite 5etanats grief @(nds.


9as alteite bon oem -groben &ont-
ponilten @lud erbaltene .eigenban-
oiqe 5driftitiid lit ein 8riei bom 8.
Sssanuar 1749, ser bon ST. Grid s.
Muaer oufgefunoen un6 lit Ser uMn-
MISREPRESENTATION" als Saffimile
mitaeteilt miro. Sos Sdreiben> bas
iid I'M pulrttembereiiden !Sal1s- nnb
Stoatsardip >5u 5tuttgart befinoet,
lit aus Ropenbager OH etnen getpiien
Yirder geridtet, ben @lud beouf.
TRACT, cine foltbare l1br fir 20 gu.
fnten gu faufen. @Iud meilte boz
mails nit Ser Mingottiiden Speru.
trllppe in Der barii6en Saaptitaot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

- " ms.p eg. gtne Game, opne
cs ali merten, lit I'M gifcnbabn5ltg
III ein @anderabteil geraten. slls ein
Mann lih Sic @fe!fe a%n5in6et, iag-
te lie export: oasgeein Serr, Ran,
dcn moht mid imlncr gang frant."
Sencr iettc ieinc 8feife in grano,
apaffte ein paar SBige uno iagte,
sic Came al,tmiitig nnb teilnatuns.
nou %nnicgcuo:
.csn. tatiddlib 5rauGen, ba MID
ID Siul,n ci1,c,, gutter @at gebeu.,
ececn gic's ql."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
0nener $dreibfbriff Afs
4btltpp $anfratnpffr.
Mein lieber Ser 3e6aftiondr::-

o0R

Sbiter is iebt
borbei gepaBt nn
90 1nadt es 1tids
aus, tpenn Sic
2i55ic, mas meme
Site Is, nod email
bran riemembert
miro. Mmtper i6
fann Sbne iage,
Die @eibibt bat
mid e gauge 2att
-bittere 5tun6e
nit oie 2i55ie ber-
anlabt I'M babel
tpdr eS tDie Dos
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

$50 @ott porangebt, iino aue
Mege often.
$50 ciner bin min, 50 tut oas
Glud Die Sir a1tf.
q ur cine Mutter ipeiB ALIEN,
@as 2ieben beiBt rno gliiflidD fei11.
Ste 6reibeit fam nidt nntergebn,
Solange 5hmieoe gilen hdmrner1!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

Jlimmern trdt III tbre Mugen. @roB
un6 itol5 6ebnte iid ibr &6rper.
SSeBt mar iie mieoer gang 6ie ge-
feierte aiinitlerin, sic nit ibrer
berrli1en Gimme cine taulen6<
f0pfige Menfdenr,e11ge 5ur @egei=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
warn Your sIooa

4 poet has said that ~the oxl for
all his feathers was a-oolt. Some
people Tor all their wraps arc a-colI
whenever they ara out of doors cvec
In normal winter weather.
it Is plain that they need the
warmth there IS in pure. rich. red
hlOol. which reaches through arte.y
ird vein. from head 90 foot. al Over
the body They could be told by
many people. fFom experience. that
TO have this good blood they should
take Hoods Sarsagar.iia. This great
medicine has really made q rossibe
FOR many men and women. boys and
girls. q enjoy cod weather and IT,
sist the attacks Of disease u gives
the right Kind of warmth. stimulate
and strengthens st the same TIM.
and its benefits are as asing a.
those OF any tonic possibly can b.
II there Is bsliousness or consti-
Iation. which often occurs as a res
ult OF the tcrpiNsng effect of coN.
Hoods pills may b. taken. They asc
perfectly compatible with Hood :
SsrsapaFilla, and are gentle anc
thorough.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
SWEDEN HAS SYSTEM
THAT REALLY WORKS
In Place of Nationwide Prohi-
biiion. a Rationing System Is
Employed That Delivers
the Goods

Stockholm. Pa. a. The coa-
sumption IN Sweden has been re-
dnesd nearly 20 per csnt since tAs
beginning q 1914 wher Swelen's :
liquor rationlng system went into
effect This is shcun By the las
est reports which sta.e that the re-
duction took place without absolutely
exceeding auyone from The re of al
Cohoic st'mu.srts exec those xao
abused the law b drinking 70 excess
Urder the Swedish oalax aye
ten lni sitrals are given cards NJ
on salch the5 c. oh.ain sivoa
am7uai q distilled Nlic- or wines.
The maximum smount allowed % any
Ind sidvai IS about seven and cna-
haif rolnts rer -snth and Is aliowsd
20 married men Mar ~ v0nsn r.
ce'ye no allowance sxcert ffcri the;r
Aes s-rts' c1-ds. whls enmasr.-I !
women receive IS icw IS o1c aad
-hais 70 MS Ter m-nth on spec
ial occasions such as weddings of fs-
f'stis ties "a allowances s-e n
creased II requested
The RAJ onlne car-s ars fesoke5 ln
the ease ot indl usis convicted ot
drunkenness Ouc.sl rcrc-t states
thar the nrmhe. & .nstr4t1s who e
licences have bsea taken away havs
decreased enormously In 1913 tao
number q .nctriaics who lost th,.r
licenses 10 buy .asoxicAnss was s04-
persons ger thousand whilo in 1874
only fs-55 rerscns rcr thousand we're
found guilty ot drunkennoss
The consumption of distilled liquor.
in sweden IN 1918 amounted to Sc
S4i.o4S liters. a liter bclne a t-rs
less than two plnts. In 1921 the
Swei.sh pe-plo used $3.50 400 iltors.
Meantime the population has in
creased from 500 cce to seol aoo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
pasfydilis Wall

Editor Forum: The trusQue state
merts OF ~F. s" about those who 20
70 oklahoma City to see and hear
things operat.c and dramatic makes
ma tired. Let them go: II IS ths'r
business: they can pay their expenses
or they would not 20. You must Re-
member that in Guthrie the b.gges
thing Is society or at ialst the
Leader wants to make Il SO. BY palav-
ering about reorle who play carts.
dance. shoot craps ana drink AMI
raise the dickens. II All these So
called society people would 20 70 hear
Doc IIadley they would get over this
hystorn. DR.. West has the right
idea. Be simple Did You ever sec
society gat anybody anywhere'
Neither did I -. s. should take
pill ana go to s'eep simply because
people live n Guthrie Is no sign thsy
are passed having a time and II they
have TO 80 away TO have IL le, then
10. Pass the corn. rlease,-Dafydill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
BURGLAR HAS HARD
LUCK; LITTLE LOOT
He Admits Thefts When Caught.
But Says He Never Made a
Decent Living Out
Of II

san Francisco Feb u.-Charies
Howard. q. bar-la--s suspect. rnisr
arrest here. Is acclaimed b. lhe -
lice TIE most unfortunately u his
kind ever taken lnt9 custody in fan
Francisco he s charged with q
-Obteries darng the past nonsh. bGi
bis loot was less than most l-rglars
get IN a slas'e -Joo.r police os-!esrs
said
Severn, 5ays ago. Howard iold the
police ke sobhed tive stores In > uigat
with net proceeds % siso
Howard dsciarad hat fFor enc san
Francisco store be s,o's IS wrst
wa, he's ana samc tosse, an e'ss -
which be was 10 obtain oa.g T1
~BsTxia-y doesn't pay sal Ia pur-
orfca stateneat hy him II IT,
first place g IS wseF NJ or ,1s nerses
a-4 y nan keeps = u0 hs 5 sure
10 haze . rerVoss h7eakc Ers FuE-
therE1ss. shers Is rot enough money
r. g. supposed have stolen
thousands 81 lolars wor7s of star
alf actually haven't riaas deccn;
av.ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

Editor Leader:-As an old resi-
dent. property owner. with no school
children. bu. always supported evesy
proposition for our school. have
done q little item OF figuring White
l have not said, even 10 myself, how
I shall finally. cast my vote, yet I
always take a degree OF satisfaction
in digging down toward the base CT
these propositions. With our So
o.0co, valuation in the district the
interest and sinking fund viii requig,
about a four mill tax, in addition 70
what we are already paying. II the
bonds could be issued in classes 50
that at the end of five years s35.e01
could be retired at the end Of another
five years 5000 more be retired.
$4,000 at end OF two more five year
periods, and the last 100000 at tue
end Of the 25 years. close calcuia-
ton viii show that four mill addl-
tsonzl tax viii nicely care for the
full Ss3o.coe.
A house with se.0eo valuation
at four mills viii have to pay s. :
year in addition to present taxes \
home valued at 500 for taxable pur-
POSES would have to pay 71Se year
more than at present
These figures are given as ! oa-
sis SO that every taxpayer may IN
derstand just what this bond iss-r
may meaE to him on taxpaying das.
This Is not inten1ed as any propa-
sanda for or against the proposition
but TO help yr. Taxpayer in his 81
forts to more fully understand Just
how the bond issue will effect his il
trests.-H. W.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

rer.od. and is cot the presen, teni-
ency 10 Sperd puh.ic money LIKE
DRUNKEN SAILORS without regard
to the taxpayers interests. o. the ac-
tral meets q our schools,
an assuming that an sooa citizens
of Cathrie are IN favor of doing AZ,
that IS necessary % 10 to advance
she educational Interests Of or far
city. but & ths-e any sense or reason
either n . 5S50coocs bond issue %
double the caaacity OF the rrasea;
High School buiid.ng which woul;
probably r'aka Il ample for the next
twenty-five anJ maybe fifty years.
and could le done for less than one
third the amount proposed!
TIE present HlEa school buudias
cost. when built. about $4,000. and {,
would certainly cost less than tv.cs
TO double its caracity; and further
more the present location IS the mos,
accessible 10 al the pupils the city
than any other than one. EXCEPT d.
rectly in the down town district
Citizen and Taxgayer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
schcoI sond Issue

Eytor Ltder:-Mr Reader. arc
you aware that Guthrie is 10 to the
proposition of voting on the bssges,
bond issue that has ever been pro-
posed TO TIE citizens OF Guthres
And have yen seriously asked
yourself the question. vhathcr il Is
for the purpose Of advancins the edu-
cationai interest o. Guthrie o.
whether it IS being foistet CT the
citizens and taxpayers for an entirety
different reason oy an irresponsible
school board. grided BY an III that 5
inuca pseased to be seen and heard.
Are you aware that twenty years
ago. when the Guthrie high school
building tthen the Logan County
Hish Schocl) was built IT was bui-f
expressly so that il could be sdaet
to when the attendance justified IL
and IL We are to that point now. s
it not veI TO conside- voting honds
in sufficient amounts 10 make tae
necessary addition to the PRESENT
s1ilairS.
Ass Hct shs gressut gard times TIA,
ws ~ ~ feeling she s-nch Ct. tae -
suit Of reckless expenditure Of our
esrufsss during the war aud rzst war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

Editor FORUM see the Board ~
Educaticn is asking the soters TO vote
bonds for a high school. but they fail
to let them know what kind OF
proposition they have, what site theT
have in view or whether they have
tried to find one in town. the voters
would like 20 kpow what they ex-
pect 10 10 with the money IL voted.
The peoiie have a great deal Of con-
fidenoe in the Board "a at Tres-
ent constituted but there IS Fmis.
and there is developing quite a del
egation from Missouri and II the
board expects any success at tae
election they had better look alter
these HISTORIANS. and come for
ward with some infornat.on--A Tax
Payer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
CUT|CURA HEALS
ECZEMA ON Face
And Chest. In Pimples. Itched
and Burned. Face 0isfgured.

"Ecsr-nz broke ou; On my face
and chest. Il hrss sszrssd n rsnpi<s
and nched and burned 50 that ]
could no< sieef AZ tines. Ny hoe
vas 90 badly dhsHgrrrt that ] was
ashamed 70 ne-s my fsiends- The
trouble lasted about t~o y.rs. ]
sent for = free sample Of Ccsirrrs
Soap and Ointment which keiped
me 50 purchased more. ard sifer
using three boxes q ccti-rrs oins-
ment. together with the cuficrrs
Soap. I was hesird-" lSixnedl Mss
Josephine Lies. r. J. Bcx -. Mot
ven. N. c.. July IS, 1871.
cusicar. Sesp. ointr>nt and Tai
cum proraose and maintain skin
rurify. akin eorfor: and sktn h-zkh
cftrn whe<, all else ssiis.
s<-r.- xsss Pr y Nd A<.r~-. -cs-frsrs t2s-
sfsssr'<s nse< y m11>ss - nss So s~~r-
- - Slss T.. Ctrtrasr- = sHtstr I4f--u -.
~ csfi@zs sos2 sA.ves -,sAess r-u-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

Bat yinS beneath cur icss.
Is a legacy. 4 union reE.ete.
with homes-with men and womsa
Whose heats vii ever beat
To deeds o. trlth and love
Whose PRAYERS viii ever riss.
t. God who dwel,s above.
Fer guidance and w'sdgsn ana
strength.
When the battles OF LIE assa.l
For yigor to fshi. til tss battle IS
'SlcA as vas eiven 70 uncola.
Americas true son.
The hons that sland in cur n,tioa.
Are bricks in a woaderfal wall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
PiRIsItNS QUITE CARE
LESS WITH UMBRELLAS

Par's. FEB. Lf- PaFislans q 'yis-
iiors here lost is-g7 umbrellas in tas
streets and publ. 1quares % Parl.
last yer TIC losers seem 10 have
treated the rasts- uith light heart.
Tor oniy 5cal vera claimed.
Nary umbrellas sril awaiting
ci1 maats a tbs prsfacl1re q Poke
lcst lgurc.ty office are o; costly
Kind rsngins Ia value fr-m ieo 10 sol
francs and arc iiao exam. les of tne
sword handed affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
chsnberisin's Cough Heredy Aida
Nature.

Medicines that aid nature ere al
WAYS most effectlal Chzmoerisia's
Cough ReIuedy acts on this plan. Il
ziis{s the cough relieves the f1nrs,
aids szsectcrauon. cpsrs the sscre-
tons z1d aids nature II restoring the
system e healthy corcssioa- fno.-
cands have testified to its good quail
lisa TrE u KheH Toa hare . caasa
or cod.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
IF 1T FITS

Yes. and some men who
achieve greatness just CRATE on
YOU.
A girl doesn't care how She
looks-around the house in the
mornings.
Most of us are kept out of
lot Of mischief by being kept our
Of funds.
After trying in vain to get the
budget into action. most families
get to the point where they refer
to il as "damit. "
liomely girls may make the
best wives, which might be an
right if you never mad to take
them out IN company.
\ lot Of these boohs who hang
around the soft drink parlors
look as if their heads were even
softer than the drinks
You may not always recognize
opportunity ; knock. bur you
never have any trouble rseozuiz-
ing the knocking your friends Do
If the horses thar run last only
paid the money we know any
number Of hoobs who would n0w
be able 70 retire on their win
nings.
The trouble with the people
who reach their second childhood
is they are too old to spank ani
Jet goodness knows most Of
them need it.
Nothing makes parents madder
than TO have the neighbors ac.
as if their child must b. a freak
of nature Just because il IS un-
usually bright.
D.
Women need to remember that
the screen heroes they love TO
rave over probably would make
even worse husbands than the
ones they have.
People who now are buyinr
Strawberries at . dollar a throw
do not get as much pleasure out
Of eating them as they do in Just
Dragging about having had them
\ human skull found in Ne
braska is said to have been two
inches thick Why any interest
in such a find when You can see
men around you whose skulls are
solid bonese
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vaGRasr VERSE

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= vA6Rasr VERSE 4
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'oa mountain. on hillside IA val. ~
Wherever We mortals rcam.
In grandeur or lowly cottage.
our Lincoln Is not -uakn-wn
For hearts 10 matter hca stricken.
With sorrow-or may o, alone.
Al. all pay tribute TO In on.
The loved. the hero the knowa.
lie walked N kinsly halls.
Nor lost the -mmoE touch.
Ha dweit IN castied vare.
Nor learned OF romr. too muca.
Our Lincoln hata passed 10 gl0r-
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And the bricks must 10 their pa 1.
Neither crumble or shrink OF fall.
N-hR Cod the g.vsr of good.
Doth suard end keep rs all
Mrs. Jennie l. Pextor.
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The bilious ard dyspap;ie are COZ.
siant sufferers and appeal 10 onr
sympathies. Many such, howe~sa.
have been completely restored 20
health By the use OF Chan berlains
Tablets These tablets Strengthen
the stomach. invigorate the liver aac
improve the digestion, They also
cause a gentle movement OF the how
els. When you have any trouble with
your stomach. give them a trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

The Hawaiian home Sommissiol
established b. the Congress vlIl
make a vigorous effort to rehablita.e
the dying Hawaiian race.
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Exprrsrtc1s q oeinion cf gtneral
interest arr lnFifea he <,ftef g
<rs-s tA~ -ixht 10 bine-psnA
veeH seDmrsicattsns fxc->f -
Wrifiag nGss ps iexltt $50 ~
ne side 81 paper cniy al else All
- discarded.
Aronynous Communications vtli
MT - prfntri. Name s1d address
uu<e Be- s.sen- isrblirasfon q
aane viii fe withheld 90 seuues&
Publication of Q lstter Il n0r 70
Be regarded - sd srte. ssnent ~
TIE Leader u the vffws espress>S-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

Light on the daily round OF life IN
the early Christian era IS given in
Egyptian documents recently discoy-
cred.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

A receipt lov the toilet. dating hack
to is2o. descsibes 4 method OF making
a powder to whiten the face By
mixture OF white lead aad hogs
grease.
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wholly disapprose Of What you
say ard will defend to the death you-
right to say it--voltaire to Heiset'ss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

Nothing makes parents madder
than TO have the neighbors ac.
as if their child must b. a freak
Of nature Just because it Is IN
usually bright.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

The trouble with the people
who reach their second childh0od
is they are too old to spank AMI
set goodness knows most Of
them need it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

Women need to remember that
the screen heroes they love to
rave over probably would make
even worse husbands than the
ones they have.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11

People who now are buying
Strawberries al . dollar a throw
do not get as much pleasure out
Of eating them as they do in Just
Dragging about having had them.