davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16
@rbitterung iiber Mn=
griff auf &arlsrubc
&niitn geben bente giieoerlagtn
dit Suti 6routen 81.

Dung mar Die 31tigfeit ouf slrtiqerie
beid]r1nft, aber cine orobtloie De-
peide aus Berlin meloet ben poa.
fonlntenen 6eblid)log elmer beftigeit
Snfanterieuttode Der sSranspiei,
noroliG bon slrrns.
9tod)0epei6en 5ii iirteileil, Die bier
cintreffen, 5eigt iid1 Geittid)lonb iiber
oen geitrigen 2uftangriff nltf Die
Staot &arlsriibe erbittert. 9ie
Sreiic perlangt @ergeltlingsnnobnob-
men. Goris icbod) bebouptet, bob
bcr 9lneriff oltf &arlsrrbe crfplet
mare, fpeil fran5oiiidle lmo engliid)e
offene Stdote pom ben 0eutihen
bontbar6iert porben fpGren.
Die Strafc fir &arlsrnbe.
Gpnbpn, Is. Snni. Gin 3eppe.
lin-enftidliff flps scitern iiber Die
Nurboitfiiitc pDn Gnglnnb nnb mari
Bomber binnb. Siinf5ebn Feriunen
mnrben in benz Siitrift, ben Der BAL
lon iiberflpg, getOtet nnb 15 lueitere
Yeriuncn perlunnoet. Die 8pmben
entfad,ten nnf einigc Sranoc, Die bis
hente mprgen gclDidlt iuerben fDnn.
ten. Sieie Yiitteilnng cntbGlt Elm
bente in Yunopn perDffentlidter off.
sieller @eridt. Ger Namc Der Staot
pber Stabte, bic Der 3eppelin be.
itridl, wirb nidlt genannt. 9lnm.
b. r.
Sran5Oiiidlcs Sprpebobuut geiunfcn.
G6erbpnrs, Is. Snni. llcber
Earis, Is. Snni. Sas fransOiiidc
Surpeoubppt 90. 331 ianf bentc nndl
elmer &uliiiun nit benz britiidlen
Sampfer glrlepa. SedDs Mnnn ocs
Sriegsidliffes ertranfcn. Die nnoc-
rem wnrSen onrdl Sns SprpcSpbupt
go. 33S serettet. (Sn feinem Der
erhGlhid,en SdJiffsperseidniiie lit elm
britiiher Sampfer namens Irlepa
erluGbnt. slnm b. H.)
SGrfiid)cr Dffisicllcr Seridjt.
aunitantinppcl, 15. Snni.
Srnhtlos nadl Spnbpu, Is. Snni.
Cine bcnte ppm tiirfiid)en ariegsnmt
per0iientlidDtc pffisiene Yfitteilnns
iagt; yIn Der Sarbanellen.Srunt
seritOrts mnierc 9lrtillerie am Sonn-
tag feinblidDe Steaungen fir gun.
bemmcrfer unS Ytaid)inengeiuebre
gegeniiber 9lri gmrnp. Giner nnie.
rcr Slpintifer mari Sombsn auf Elm
fcinblid)es Eager berab."
Der slngriff amfS lucbrluie aarls.
enbc.
9arlsrnhc, @aben, brahtlps
iiber Berlin nadl Spnbon, 16. Snni.
@cmnscbn Yeriunen lunrben getDtet
nno bier ernitlid) nno nnoere Ecriu,
neu leidlter perlest, ais geitern friib
morgens cine Slptte bon fransOii-
idlen geroplnnen aarlsrnhe bumbar-
oicrte. Die SepOlfernng blieb rnbig
lit nbcr iiber Die Satiafle bes Ingrif-
les nnf cine uffene Staot anfsebradlt.
(Gine fran5oiiife geitrige Ntitteilllng
iogte. bob Der gngriff BON % Nero.
planen burd, gefiihrt puroe, Die 100
9roieftile berobfporfeit. Gs entiton.
ben anseblid) cine grobe 3abI BON
grdnoen. sln Der gabnitation pil
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16
@nnSerbnrc @eridlnnsrngsiperfe Der
Seitcrreid,er Dor 80rs.

9onSon. 16. SSluni Die iiingitC
2uftro55ia aegen Die britiifc Siiite
mar bic bliitigite inter oil ben bis
bergen. 3eppelins flogen eeiterr
obeno iiber bic 9toroolt-&iiite bon
Gnglono. Selite morgen parcn Is
Geriunen rot lino c6enio pielc uerlest,
cine 1Solgc oes SernbDerfcns uon
@omben. Sies por Der brittle In.
qrifi aus ocr 9uft iiinerhdlb 5ipei
@od)en. 9ci Dem eriten slngriff aiii
Son6on rpnr6en pier. beim 5meiten
fiinf |erioncn getotet
glui Dem oitliden aampiifal,plat
5iehen iid) oic Hlliien peiter longiunl
5uriid Ter lette oiii5ieIle Seri6t
aus Tetrograb aibt ben &iid5ua Der
riliiiihen Sruppcn iiber Die gali5iidle
8rcnje uon G5ernoDie ra6 rlliii.
ihcnt @ebiet an einem Hunft 5rpii6cl
Dem 9niitcr uno Dem Yriitb 5it Ser.
ielbe 8eridlt er5dblt, Dab trti6e oellf'
ifc Sruppen nabe Snroslau inter
9ediug hcftiger slrtiaerie Ole Hlli'
fen 5Im Hiifjug alif ous redItc llfer
oes Son Spangen. nafoem oer&anpf
orci Gage lnng i'm @onge mar
gluf Der reitliten ,Sront i'm Often
fheinen iih oie &uiien nod) ibrcm
eieenen 9eridlt nit Ger 9luibalnmg
Der ieinblifen slnerifie Sliirieoen 5ii
eebeu.
@enig 9sohriftcn fonlmcu BON
ben Goroonelen nnb 9onoon,. 81.
fiaiel beiBt es iebod1, oob Die tiirfi.
ffen Sruppen cine bemerfensipertc
Sfpofe 3eieer.
sln Der peitliflen Sront tporen Die
anntpfe IN Den letter. "a Stlinoen
unentidieben. 9aa6 Voriier Weel.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16
YOrtngals &abintttsfriie.
Senor Gaitrp nit gilorng neuen
aabinetts beanitrnst.

2iiiobon iiber Boris, f6.
Sunni. 9rniibent @rngo bot Sole
Gditrp. be1, itellpertretenben 9reinier
ino Wetniiter oes Snnern. nit Der
8ilblng eines neuen aohinetts &c.
trait. Senor Gaitro mur6e nod
0en rebcIlltionGren Mu$bruh une
ben Hiidtritt bes 0renriers Gboeos
ON 25. @pril Snupt bes @tiitilte.
rirnts.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16
Wfeper ober WfeDer=
6erbar0t.
@ent ermirftt bas Staats-
bepartemtnt freics
Geltit =?
Erek Seihulbignngen sesen bent-
idlen 8ptidjnfter.
Same bes 9iuten &renses nnseblidJ
ais Sefmantcl bcniist.
Mcper-@erbnrbt anscblih Saupt bes
benti6en WtnnitiDnsSienites.

g9oibington, 16. SSuni. SSu.
bli5ierte acknowledgement, bob Or.
9lnton Meper.@ .@erborbt, fiir ben Die
Ser. Stuaten iibcres 8eleite errpirf-
ten, oantit er nit elmer perionli6en
9otidlaft oes 8rofen BON Sernitorff,
oes oeuti6en 9oti6afters, nod
9euti6loto 5uriiffebren fonne, in
4irfIidfeit Or. 9afreb 0teper, Gbef
oes 8orrots- Gepartemeitts Der oeilt-
i6en 9lrmcc, mar, Der iid) eebeiner
@eiie in ben Ser. Staaten aiifbielt
unb &riegsrllirition foifte, meroen
iest pom Stuotsbepnrtenlent inter.
iilGt.
@Ieihseitiq miro cine onbere Ser.
iion Der @eihi9te litteriuflt, bob
1or1li1 Or. sufreo Naeper iid) spor
niGt ols W1eber.Serbnrbt oiisgnb,
pGbreno er bier tpeiIte, 5ugleidl uber
NIT bern 9eeteren incogi1ito nod
Gbriitionio abgefubren lit
Staotsoeportement 9eo,nte unb
WeitqIieoer bes hieiigen biplonati.
i6en &orps fennen Die Seihihte Bios
Don ben publi5ierten geriften aus.
Sic erinnern ii6 iebod), ouB ollf per
ionlifes @riu6en bes @rafen bon
8ernitorff Der friibere Stnntsiefret1r
@rpon oen britii6en uno fran5oii-
ihen 9otid,ofter Inn it6eres 8eleite
fir Or. Slnton er-9erborb, einen
Iertrcter bes beitti6en &pten areiI.
ses, eriu9t bate, Der NIT elmer per-
i0nlihenNoti6oft oes@rofen nod bes
2esteren glubien5 nit Irdiibert @il-
ion n1itten III oet oiplonatiiGen lin.
terbanbllineen NIT 9eutidlallb nad)
Berlin suriidfebren mill.
9eioe 9oti6after erfi,itbigten iidl
ongeIegentlid) nod Der Sbentitdt
Weper. .@erbarb's iino tpieien barai,f
bin, bab Der Nonn bier nnifeinenb
nod onbere 9rpede perfolgte uls BLOB
Die @erbinollng nit Dem Soften
&reitse.
Gos Stootsbeportemertt enb ie6pdJ
ben eetpiinihten 6eleitbrief.
Seiite miro in Der fron5oiiiden
unb britiifen 8otidloft eeingt. bot
es Iebiglifl So6c bes Stootsbepor.
ternents lei, nohSuiori6en. oh es it'd
! bGtte binters 9i6t fiibren loiien ober
nid]t. Sn Der belti6en 8oti9oft
maren olIe 9con1ten obmeienb. Sic
0}ehr5ohl BON linen lit in Gebar.
BURT, 6. s.
Cine Weloune, Die bon Or. Weger
iogte. bob er bier @offen ouffoufte,
iprnd bon einem 8eriu6, obeelegte
Irmeeflinten 5u faitfen, unb lagte,
bob Der friibere 9lbgeoronete Ser.
mann Wies iiber oieie Sroge nit
3errn @rpGl fonferiert botte. Serr
9rpon iogte, er fonne it'd on feine
bernrtiee llnterrebuig nit 5errn
Nes erinnern. 9luh Sefr. @orriipii
ipiiBte nidtS ron ioI6er 8iidlt. Or
mics barauf bin, baB Der Serfoui
bieier sSoifen 5li Grieesbcainn Der.
boten moroen mar.
9os Stootsbeportenent n.iro DIE
gon5e @eihi9te l,nteriut,elL nidlt
neil es lid etfpo um bic SsecIetune
zines interrotionolen 8eieses ban.
bette, ionbern neil es cine 8erlesune
Der oiplomotiihen ScfliAfcit mare.
foIls biesSeihulbisungen ii6 hstpnbr.
beiteten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16
Tfiriidlernte snt.

@ronb &apibs, Win., is.
sunni. Sbit5iihter erflGrten beitte,
oab Die Bfirii6ernte biir6 ben iiine.
item sSroit nidt geidabiet fporben
unb Die 9lusiidten ouf cine aufrie-
benitellenbe Grnte gut feien. Goee.
gen tperben grbbeeren, Die beoeuteno
geihooigt fpurben, ror iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16
Wabriheinlidl Selbitmprb.

@ranb &opibs, Dtid)., 16.
Sini. 9eitern nlorgen iogte Der 81
Sabre oIte gllbert Hotpnf ipinen so.
meraben in Der Gountponitolt, 6oB
er fortgeben tperbe unb perob'dteoete
iif BON ibnen. OR ipurbe nif)t mebr
geieben, bis beiite morsen Die Boli5ci
feline 9eide i'm Sranb.5Iub fdno
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16
Is $Ote, Is Sjerlekte,
piele Srdmbe fSDl9e Ser
Q(ttacfe aus Ser &uft.

man cine erltIte Garif beobod)tct ba.
ben. 0ie &eb.)
9crlin, iiber 9onoon, t6. HSiuti
Sen .glngriff auf aarls-
rnbe bc5eifnet SoulScfcr, Nliiiitent-
Gbefreoafteur Der Sages5eitiing, ols
einen .moroeriiden lmb iir1nloien
glft", fiir Den Yifrupelloie Scrgcltilng
bcrlonet tpiro". Gr erfl1rt, 0cutid)-
lanb babc bisbcr oic 9ontbaroicrrng
bon itnbefeittigteil, pebrloiel,Stdotclt
MIR nit Sonbaroencnts aiif militia
ride Srtc pergolteli, ober iett iolltc
cinnal ein Grenlpel itatiticrt tper-
ber Serr 9eder rot, baB Der bette
Shritt Elm Sombarocmeut auf Den
meitlihen Seil bon Sonoon ipGre
8enf, Sdpeij, 10. Sltui. lleber
9oris. Heifenbe, bic bier bette ans
&orlsrube eirttreffelt, geben Die 3obl
Ser @etoteten nit II on. ;,mei fral'
s0iiit1e 9lpiotifer Dirben gleihfoilS
getotet nnb Die anoeren 5tpei Sriaiier
Der beioen 9leroplone 81 8efnngener
gemo6t. 3ipci @onlben iollen bas
S6lob getroffen, einen Sliieel ger
itort unb ben anoercn beid0oigt ba'
ben. Iie @affenfabrif, sgabnItntion
9obngeleiie uno @eiden lpllrnen ali'
gebli6 glei6faas beiGdoigt. Die
@abnitation ioa in Slommen Iteben.
Tniien geben gtiererlcsea III.
Setroarab, iibcr 2onoo:; t6
Stunt. iolgenbe pffi5icac 0eitteillinq
milrbe gcitern abeno ponl &riegsunti
peroffentlidlt:
ISM Sdlairli Siitrift bnlten ol(
Sample on, ohne Die Situatinn me.
ientli6 au Gnbern. @Gbrenb OtontoQ
abeftbs inohte Der sSctno cine nlis
loic glttade in Der 8i6tling pol
HrSosnnia. Die mir nllc crfolgrcld
5uriididlugen.
.Sn 8uli5ien mud,ten bic 9cllt
Ifen ibre 8erllilte ipett, inoeln H.
nere Srupper1 Die bisber nidt ar
Der Sront eeieben fpiirben, berbei'
brohtcrl. Sic nobnten Die SfenliD,
I'M Soroslaucr 9iItrift nnt red)icl
llfer ocs Son urf uno ritroen burd
heftiges 4rtilerie 6euer linterltiltt
9enh brcit1eigem bortent Scnpf(
truten mir Dem Scinb ben @ri,nb OF
ben reflten ltfern Der 9ui5orptt uni
Der @pi5nin, zines 9tebenfll,iies 0es
Son, nb.
r9lm Sonittae ninhien mir OIL
0nieiter einen erfoIgreihen @eger'
nngriff orf Die linfen llfer Der Sis
menitu llno oes Strp. 0ier mahtnu
mir 1900 @efangene. einihlieBlid
% Sffisiere lrnb erbcrteten iteper
Mnidjinengeipcbre. glm ielben 5og(
uttadierten Die 0eltid,en in oeni @b,
ihnitt iilbIidl pom @rlidenfopf bor
Sibotiheff uhb nubnen bo5 Sori
Hogoltb5no. 9ln1 Moraen bes fnl.
aenoen Cages madten mir einer
8egcnonariff rnb nabnen hit
9orfer &ogoiih5no rnb Souropfofi
5lirild. @ei oieiem &anipfe itedtel
Die SeutIden einc meibc 6lagge oui
ilno beaornen perroteriidl 5u idle.
ben. SSnIOlaeOeiien murben lie allC
hrr6 l,nicre Splooten nit bcm 80.
jonett niebergcltphen.
Ser Seinb iebt ieire 9lngrifft
uuf Die 9riideilfopfe nobe 9ti:nior
tort. ssGbrenb Sonntoa idIuQel
mir bieie 9lnariffe 5uriid unb mc,6.
ten iiber 1000 @efaneene.
Y2pIlden Dem Smcitcr uuo ben
Erlttb IN Der @eeeilb Don G5crilo
nit baben mir uns iiber uitiert
@ren5e Suriidge3ogeI,.
Semte Der Sandboote.
SonSon 16. sIu,,i. Siebcr
YRonn ertronfer, nls aeitern Der bri-
tiife Shlcppnes Camper Mranl.
III Der gforbiee Dor Sarfpid, torne.
otcrt itno gum Sinfen ecbrod,t nur
(6ortfesuns duf Seite S.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16

pie ein5ige tdsri8e oe,,f.
f8e Seitune in 2ai6iaan.
rper8e Die 9epef6en Der
PH. 9reHe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16
@Gber fir 8einnbheit nno @erennaeu

fann man erbalten i'm Bapne Sotel
WineraIbob; ole perbeiierten ssorinen
BON bpbro tberapelitiiden gebonb.
llineen iinb in aroft Often Gag uno
Hnft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-16

= Gen Niiien rnub es porfonrinen,
oIs Oh Der ioponiide ariee nod nift
5ii gnbe lei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
KA|SER'S
ACTION
THRILLS
MAKING OF NAVAL ZONE
\ AROUND BRITISH lsLEsIS
REGARDED SERIOUSLY

Washington. 5eb 5.-Germany's
declaration of naval zone around
Great Britain and Ireland is regard
ed here as the most serious develop
ment of the war.
AT first there We're some intima-
tions in administration circles that it
might be the subject of a protest by
the United States but later it was
Officially said that until some specif-
ie case of the destruction of an An-
erican ship in the new zone develops
1t Is unlikely that any protest will
be made by this country, although
further inquiries as to the exact
boundaries OF the prohibited waters
is expected to be made. 1t was re-
garded as highly probable THAI dec
laration would hasten the movement
begun by the Latin American coua-
tries, for speedy conference of the
neutral states, to devise means to
reduce the losses of neutral COM
nerce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
M|SMATED ONES
SEEK FREEDOM

Three divorce cases We're filed in
district court today the first to be
filed in month. Artie r. Stafford
sues William Stafford on a charge
of abandonment. The couple were
married in 1904. there are no
children. She asks for an absolute
divorce and that her maiden name
Artie II. Harris, be restored.
John j.. Fraker was married II
New York to Sophia Jones In 1882.
The couple lived together but a
short while when the wife deserted
him. Since that time they have liv-
ed apart. He asks for an absolute
divorce.
Vernal llIansome charges Bennie
Honsome with gross neglect Of duty
and abandonment and on that ground
she asks that a divorce be given her.
She also asks that her 4-year- old
son be given into her custody.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
CITY FOR $4,000 FAILS
Pierson Case Has Been in Court
Since 1905; Widow Denied
Damages

In the damage suit against the city,
brought in 1908 by America Pierson,
for 1000, a jury in the district
court yesterday evening returned a
verdict in favor Of the city. Mrs.
Pierson must pay the court costs.
The suit was first brought in 1905.
Richard Pierson, husband Of the
plaintiff fell through the rotten floor
the the bridge leading to island park
Two weeks after the accident Pier
son died from the injuries received.
The first trial OF the cause came up
in 1906. a jury awarded the widow
$1,000; an appeal was taken. The
next trial came UP before Judge san
din in superior court; this time a
jury awarded the widow $500. Yes
terday jury decided she was not
entitled to anything.
James Hepburn represented the
city; he gets a fat fee; the city at
torney is in the east on city business;
his partner. Fred Green. appeared
against the city and for Mrs. Pierson.
lie gets a fee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
NOTED CONFIDENCE MEN
GIVEN FREEDOM BY AGREEMENT
Paper Collar joe and "SIP John
Gray Dig Up $4,000 Of $685..
500 Taken From Victim

New York, Feb. 5.-The harsh hand
or justice was again set aside yester.
day In the interest Of saving three ell
derly women from poverty when two
notorious swindlers we're granted i'm
munity from prosecution after return
ing 10000 to Mrs. Josephine Krae-
ger, OF f29 Paul Street, Frankfort,
who was defrauded OF $33,60 nearly
five years ago With the loss or the
money Mrs. Kraeger and her two
sisters were left virtually penniless.
Henry %. Stewart, aged and white
haired, known throughout the coun.
try as Paper Collar Joe" and 'fSir
John Gray and Michel Shea, who
uses various names. were the men
relieved from standing trial In Quar-
ter Sessions Court on charges Of lar
ceny and conspiracy.
Owing to the advanced age Of Mrs.
kraeger, It was difficult 10 get con
nected story from her OF the swindle.
and her Identification Of 'iiannum
and Stuart also was not strong one.
John II. X. Scott, attorny for the de-
PENDANTS, Joined with Assistant At
torney Rogers and William IA. Gray,
private counsel for Mrs. Kraeger, in
an effort to make the swindlers re-
turn some Of the money. Judge
Sulzberger also suggested that with
a case so apparently weak the $40.
900 settlement was a wise move, par
ticularly under the circumstances OF
the age of the prosecutrix With the
submission OF the bill against the de-
PENDANTS 1t was arranged that the
money will be held In trust for the
aged woman.
Shea could not appear In court, be-
ing on trial in the Criminal Court In
Toledo, Ohio. The two men are all
so under indictment in New York
City.
Stewart and Shea, who was then
known as 1fannum, went to Mrs.
Kreager in 1870 and, posing as brok
ers, prevailed upon her to intrust
them with $4,000 to purchase gov
ernment bonds for her The woman
did not hear of the men again until
their arrest In New York two years
later. Mrs. Kreager, in an effort TO
regain her money, consulted Elmer
Wolf, known as Elmer Miller. who
had been recommended to her as
private detective, and he assured her
that he would not only get back for
her the $4,000, but also 100000 adj
ditional. Wolf. who is now said to
be dead, told the woman that Stewart
and Hannum had invested her mon
ey in Mexican gold mines and had
become millionaires.
Wolf also represented that II would
take $4,000 to arrest and extradite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
SANTA FE DETECTIVE
DUKE DYE TO STAND TRIAL

On an information, issued from the
Santa Fe detective at this point was
arrested yesterday evening, charged
with firing the shots that caused the
death of Walter Coombs, the young
negro who was wounded in the Santa
Te yards last week, from the effects
OF which he died the next day. Dye
was up for hearing in Judge Seward s
court but was discharged. New evil
dence. submitted to County Attorney
Swank caused that official to issue
the information. Dye demanded an
immediate trial and the case began
this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
PROSPERITY SMOKER"
TONIGHT At CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE

Citizens generally are taking an in
terest in the prosperity smoker to be
held at the Chamber of Commerce to-
night at 1880 and the attendance
promises to be good No public
spirited citizen can afford to stay
away and not participate in the plans
for greater things for Guthrie IN
1915. whether you are member oil
the Chamber Of Commerce or not you
should be out and take part in the
meeting. Come and bring your
friends or your neighbors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
LOGAN COUNTY SCHOOL
TEACHERS TO MEET
Excellent Program Prepared and
Large Crowd Expected Satur-
day at Sun Room Meeting

The Logan County Teachers as
sociation will meet in the Sun Room
of the municipal bath house Satur-
day at p. m. A good program has
been selected and large attendance
IS expected.
AT the meeting Saturday, announces
ments will be made of canning con.
tests, examinations, teachers train
ing courses and other events OF in
terest to Logan county teachers. Miss
Margaret Doolittle will deliver an ad-
dress on the topic: Your school as
seen by the county superintendent" :"
Miss Doolittle has made an exception
ally painstaking county school head
and has won warm spot In the
hearts OF the teachers. r. D. Brooks
is president Of the county organiza-
ton and Miss Bessie Mills is secre-
tary.
The following program has been
prepared.
Music-selected
"The boy and his status to the
gang. e. Wittmayer.
plans and Inspirations that make
me a Better Teacher, where 4 get
them; how use them Each teach
or present, two minute report.
Reading selected Beulah Walters
Address, Pres. Chas. Evans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
BAD CHECK ARTIST
ARRESTED BY SHERIFF

George L Carter. charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
was arrested today and placed in the
county jail 10 await trial IN district
court He cashed number OF
'phoneyp checks on Guthrie mer-
chants. He came to Guthrie several
weeks ago and represented that he
vas an attorney Shortly after his
arrival he get on a drunk and re-
mained in an intoxicated condition
for week During that time he
showed the queer" checks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
NOT
WANTED AS
LOBBYIST
FREE EMPLOYMENT MAN IN
BAD; SENATE PASSES
POOL HALL BILL
Special to Daily Leader.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. Dr.
With special pen sent to the state
house by IL. T. Laughbaum Of the
State Anti Saloon league, Governor
r. L. Williams signed the bill pro-
viding that the evils OF alcohol be
taught in all public and state main
tanned schools in Oklahoma.
Protest Against Vance.
Whether u. w. Vance, former sup
ef.ntendent of the state free employ
ment bureau, shall be permitted TO
a,apear before the legislative com
mittees as representative of the
brotherhood of Railway Conductors,
is one Of the questions now up for
solution before the senate. vance
comes before that body With an ap-
plicationI for permission to OCCUPY
such a position. Protest Is filed ana
he is charged with being guilty OF
conduct during the recent campaign
that makes him persona non grata 70
the members Of the senate.
A bin to create state fire insur-
ance board has been entered oy
Representative Maxey, VIII doubt
less become a law.
The senate ratified the taking OF a
3O-day option on Norman asylum.
The state will pay $4,000 for the
institution
The senate passed the pool hall
Lii. Senator Cordell said Governor
Williams had written the bill ana
wanted it passed.
The watrous bill making slight
change in the laws governing ceme-
tery corporations was passed with
out opposition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05

This photograph, said to be the
first Of an actual battle scene in the
present war, was taken by m
American photographer. It is APP
parent from the fact that tie camera
shows men falling within short
distance that the photographer him
SELF was under the fire Of the French.
The danger of the photographer ac-
counts for the indistinetness OF the
for there are few who
would take careful pictures under
such conditions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
TWO COUPLES ARE MARRIED
BY JUDGE cHAPPELIE

Three marriage licenses we're IS
sued today in county court. I. NJ
Lowrie, %, and Bessie Black. ~ both
of Mulhall, we're married By Nudge
John chappelle. The Judge also
-soliced" VIM. Newman, "a and
Fedora Balsiger. 27. both Of coyle.
Bertuce II. Smith. 43. and Allie >.
Butler. 2S. both Of Guthrie. procured
licenses TO wed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-05
NEW COMPANY OF MILITIA
BEING RECRUITED RAPIDLY

The militia boys are working right
along recruiting new members but
there are still a large number needed
TO fill the ranks and the company
must be complete ready for muster
by the first of March or Guthrie
loses her chance. II you are eligible
make up your mind TO joia and get
in touch with the officers. II NOT
eligible help get somebody else In
terested.