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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Nctice 70 Property Owner.

Notice Is hereby given 10 ali persons
interested that the board OF local i'm
provements or the city OF Rock Island.
III. having ie; a contract for the con
struc,lon OF Waterman on Ninth
stree; and Twelfth street. from Aiken
20 Brashar streets. and on Brashar
street from Ninth 20 Twelfth streets.
and che same having been completed
and accepted by said board on the
18th day OF April. a. d. 1915. and the
said board OF local Improvements hay
lnE filed In the county court OF Rock
Island county. Illinois. on the 2sth day
% April. a n 1918. certificate show
Ing that the said improvement con-
forms substantially 20 the require
meats OF the original ordinance for
the construction OF the same. the cost
thereof. the amount estimated b. them
70 be required TO pay the aecruing in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Interested that the board o; local I'm
prossmeats % the city 81 Rock Island.
iii. having let q contract fOr the con
Etrgrfioa % ratrrmaiu on szud
street. s0rth % Fourteenth avenue zoo
pieted and accepted BY said board on
che 18th day % April. 4. ID. 1915. and
Ere said board % local improvements
having fled 10 the county court OF
Rock Island county. Illinois. on the
zsth CAV % April. A u. 1918. a Ger
tiarats shoviuE that the said improve
m~n' conforms Substantially 90 the
requirements OF the original ordin-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

ancc for the construction % the same.
the cost thereof. the amount estimat-
81 By them 20 b. required 20 pay the
accTulng interest on bonds or vouch-
ers issued TO anticipate collection OF
the assessment for said improvement.
a hearing will be held on said Ger
tidcate. az % the truth OF the facts
stated therein. a. the county court
house. in the city OF Rock Island. on
the 18th DAY % May. a. u. 1915. at the
hour % . O'Clock a m. or as soon
thereafter as the business OF the court
will permit All persons desiring may
hle objections In said court before
said day. and may appear on the hear
ing and make their defense.
Dated AZ Rock Island. Ill. this 26th
day OF April. 1918.
HARRY VI. SCHRIVER.
ROBERT r REYNOLDS.
WALLACE TREICHLER.
ADV Board OF Local Improvements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
BAD B REATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove IL

n. Eavz-es' Olive Tablets, IN. sub
ssffaFs for eatnmrt. act EruflF On ts
tsrrfs ans porttlycly DO the work.
Traafs afflicted with tad breath nnt
e1ieE relief through d.. EdwaFdE oitr.
TahtrfE TIE pirzsaut. suEar-eeatrt
tablets are tztea Ter bad breath % al
Ts-. E4-zr4s- olive Tahi~s. &c: Esntiy
he nrrniV on tie bowels and liver.
EfisuntsEi-E tHen 60 natural acNon.
Clearing ths bod AID Eeatly Purifying
Tssv DO tsst watch Dangerous. esio-
rel does SiiEogt e-y OF TIE bad AFTER
rw~rts-
All sA@ t@-~Nfs 90 nasty. sicSrnfnT.
f-tpirF cafnzrEirs ere derived from u.
t.1War1s- olive Tahiefs without Ertfins.
rata o. eisaEr~~abl- effects OF any hln9-
~. =. ~ Edwards discovery TIC 100
-~Wfa arF~r seventeen rr1rr 90 pa ItlGs
= 49, = fsaFfe~ss n--scsef with bowel AL
tirs- e6rzyialaE vita tao attendant eei
t-rasN-
pr. Es-a-ds' DIV. Tablets are rzre,y
q rr<~szS.s ea--rossf -is-d Stss Owe OIL
yes -iii k.1w ts-n py ts-tr olive eo,rf.
Tsks ors 80 800 every rtsnt so.
~~eE aaa rss- st- sseet- iec aas 20
EsF uos. All GruEets.s-
- Olive Tablet CGGr.sy. Co-=-SeA~ ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
FRECKLE.FACE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
How TO Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face,
TO try remedy for f-eckles with the
guarantee OF reliable dealer that it
will not cost you a penny unless It
removes the frsckles; while IL il does
give YOU a clear complexion the eX-
pense is trifiing.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-dou-
BILE strength-from any druggist and a
few applications should show You how
easy Il is TO rid yourself OF the home
Is freckles and get a beautiful COM
plsxion. Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this is the
prescription sold under guarantees of
money back If it fails 10 remove
freckles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

tssfF artistic posssssilfiss are GER
t&sa 20 b. breaEas 80 fata eoes 9ieslo-
grssr hsr Sirsctsoz- aosze sEgaisifr
solo easess as veil Save bFra plan
So
rrr s-a-T - ere G-saa r~nfers up
81 ts~ eefsas % tse TFossa araay
wsies 49, essa aV~rcgsas - thr
Grsess ssa ts ssipsFsekssi spon tss
csrthaEis sar-~. nsso. fae pha~a-
.riar saren wr'eerErs aEf sscears
sass oalF % fsg fs love sifh ts~
Prise 81 TOY t~zE~r % ere ~xii@s
EesrTtefsF ts proFr~ssinE tn hsru1eY
se fEsfr ramaaTir tass affair wher
Fes red tae.fer. garsrars~ Wtfh seat-
ausv. seeds tferesry % Asrsas % tss-
stsas wttsin BE t-vsss tse s@~'fs %
sfsraefses arf ere kim wifs false
k1pes CO. 80 90 HGra~ tesuiEE fts
asres. osesrrarse wlsh EFiss arf k9t---
t-ss 81 ever ssssr sesirE bee Beloved
Neesas. tss 1eFer gives uav POI fls-
easT srs srfs kef gseseEF ~NtsTFaee.
90 Fss irmartaf asEaiss % ts~ prirer.
TIE sraea sas iss@sasf sossibi.t-
Fiss arf ere vaeEg womFE are uffsH
gra tessfafiEabf9 90 make s4rcfss
% weEearsafs are 6ergFfiss
rlEeFtr s~f tfrs CaefrFtEFr believes
ss~ sas 70 rrgrsr sfi1r fsr ere people
% Fhe Fr'-efFiss ir fhr WrstfE a. BE
traefr fsfrrF a. EFr r1#@arf &1F
s=Fsu Eel 60 30 oaaiFssf. TIE scr Gree
iss fraes-r afrf b. especially h@e1n
f~E 90 Ftss~ Erarrfef TaerE wr@-1
Efr ~ tt~ rsss have feR9FfarF psrfs-
ere tssffnr characters being DIDO.
aef AerFss
Fafrenrssss vams9-
a uss % pasror-ssrs has beer 60
cared arf ere villa orEsrizafi1rs arr
assfssfrr ere sfu-rra~ a uToGTrf.Tr
es-rrrrs4rasr with ere FiEF sfrrHrrl
hitherto uairfair@f ~ che villa
assured T~~ rass Gel roe se rrr r1..
rfsf~ bas ere rFtsetrsf rhsrarf~ra sF.
here gives
tsrsas. Prise % Troy srf trsfFr
~ ere Tr1ts~ rvrFs ... GFFssT Moss
trtar=s. r1rFferfIsI f-'~rf Of
Ns~-ss .......... EIss~ FrFrTrT
rt.7-eas. a r-nssr roftr ...........
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usFa. fss FF6er5rfs1 Queen .......
Bessie wrE~.-V
N~ss. sister Of DIDO .... CtarT Mafr
BARGE. rsrs= a. DIDO. ETfFfe~~ t.11-TF
rsrss. rartsaEirisr H.esrr~i -..
Naomi Johnston
ts-bss q ,fes-ts- prince tfsv Gra~f
ra-4. re~~r Tf rgB.f~r ...........
fer1-r wagner
ve-ss rt~ F1sfrss Of f8F~ ........
Nrrlr E-eTa-
r--r- ess--fr~s ... fraE Potter
rarsf. -frr~Err. rrsif=rs. e1lrf.~rss
sasff=rs. ssf~-fFrss servants. mobiles.
ssHr-s ere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
FREEPoRT VICTOR IN
KNOX DEBATE LEAGUE

F-s~se-f tfzt school "Wednesday
-frts woe ere essH5i5rsbfB hi ffr
se-gt r1r~s- u=szsteE f-sEer Three
ssa-s were catered is ere sas's. Fr~~-
ps-. BarftrsEos. t1Wa. aEf Carf1ra
ff rrfseias fe fer are~r ssssrf. Ire
sabs=es debated vas q rrases5tl7a Coo
stssss tss earrrl rasr srsF~ra f1 iH-
e5ss- ere sssfre express service OF
ere Csissd States
Eaes sehsot DEBATED bafe sides nf
sez easssfsr Freeb6Ft iG che Of
Frratfgr woe ere aEsssalags fFetsiaa
over Hart5azt5e. ws5ts FFFFpaFt ia ffF
rreattvs lost 90 Casf6s By a fWn fa
ore decision
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
CITY CHAT

fAfVerrtsTer eatsI
Eav e bose % HsifT Bros.
Per express. call VILLAS Trefz-
rrf-C5tv Towel supsfy company
tsfsperfsat EEpFsss 4 storage
So SCI
Wear e 81 tzs18s mafsI bat Meas
Fasst5a ssog. Harper hose block
Al tss rews. al ere tfze-Tas
ArFLs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

~stir~ 90 Property 0~s~rs-
Seslew q hsreeJ EiFss 90 a. ssrsoGs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
- b rrapsrtl Ornsr..

HNaAHH - NHHHHFAAH
Notics ts hereby Eissa 20 all persons
Interested that the board % local iu4-
p-ovsru@nts % the city % Rock Island.
ttl having tef q contract for the con
ssr1ctfou % watrrruain on Eleventh
street. Egz feet u1rth 60 BFasaar sgrrct.
ard the sane having beea completed
and accepted ~ said board on The
zEth dav % May. \. %. 1915. anf the
SAID board % Local improvements hav-
tnE sled o. TIRE eouaty couTr % Rock
fsiasa eosntY. GiiiaOis. or the zsth day
% Nav. n o. 1915. q certificate shoW-
saE that the said Improvement con
forms Substantially 10 the require
msnts % the original ordinance f0r
the construction Of the sane. the rust
thereof. the amount estimated by them
TO - r-quirsd 90 PAY the accTuirE iu-
s~-~ss on bonds o. vouchsrs issued 20
Anticipate rollscrion % the assess
meut Tor said improvement \ hear
ins Viii - held Ga said certificate. a.
q tks truta % shs facts stated there
%. a. th~ counsy cogrt ho1ss. ir the
rfs- % Rock tsl&ad. oa the 18th DAY
% Nav. \ - 1915. ~ th~ boar % 3
O'Clock q n. % a. soon thereafter a.
80 busissss % tks c1srt viii Psrrsit.
Al psrsoas GssirinE nay de obisc-
sf11s o. sas4 coaFt before szl4 Gay.
az =ay appear o= fhs hsartzE and
-1axs sE@fr tsf~rs~
rtzssd &c Rock fs.aaG. III. th2s 2sth
GsT % Asrtl. a. .. 1918.
HAIRY ~ SCHEfvEH.
RoaERT = REYNOLDS.
WALLACE TAEtCtflER.
EaarE % Loeai ts1pTose1erts-
~ssirs 60 Property O~s~r.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

rsE vii ssnd thsFe 4i@ss %
ssrte. t7 pav Scr wrapsssE aad u1s'f-
rrE asf rsetss~ tsts a7ties. Doctor
H.-rer. % tAe frvaiass. ersrt ug-aln.
wfu seef vss a revised coy %
F.s ee.as1 gesss Medical ADVISES.
.e s.4th bad as. fe1& t2xes. with col
rr ssrrs frss vast T9a reed t1
-4ss 90 Sickness or seesfeut. Trssts
af sfFs' f7Ev. anatomy ser problems.
marriage reistious. hvsisne- exercise
disease Fs. ffs prsvsstft9a .--Nfv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
a Better Digestion
and Liver for You

frs saf blood rrst ussfss Tegr liver
fHgEEIss FHf ere same Est blood
H5.srs F14F stomach muscles f1 t1s=
Hr.F elasticity ard beesmF rsee.v
tHf weak sHG tHaf meass ina srsf.1e.
uaeF7r rfsrrr.s Colder Medical MS
esTrrv Bgr-.v vegetable s~f free from
f..sfof or narcotics. ls ere gree. srt
81. v-rrgL blood purifier Tr today o.
-gsfsrE-f from Nm-f-.sH fe--ss
#Hfs VFF pure triple r~rf sTe--
rst- H as Greeted ass VIII
s.Fr.F srr rurHr- srf bstsG-s.ls esss-
H .Fegsf1s7 rH- sysrrr srf ellen
maze f rHr1aEH enc eFsEsf essss
H-.s
ls wu 6eustrats faso ere isEsts sss
asse.-s cod Dissolve ere retse@1als
ssHf.5Flses tr VIII replace ar
r1s 8at Blood rs drives s.sE wfsf rfre.
pure blood fHu Of vfEsf f5-r-. Or VIII
rl-sfsa Foa wtEs ere kfsf 81 stood
ratE Eserrsses energy art smhfster.
rHsE sats enc enFrre BODY fa sa-s ser
r-eF ssFsfesr -orditf5e tssF bFals ar
HfsrIrs ssaw 60 ts5iEgs
s wtf eisar ere sEE7s eczFusss
tae -s. rash. utofcass viii cry Us
taf ffsaassar bous. earbsreiss ard
arser evidences % tainted blood vii
pass SWAY. never % seBsar aEais.
Gee pr Fierces GsaiGsn Nsesrsf
Discovery trsa any sssGirias esatsr
rsfsT fs ether uqgid Or tablet form.
fs Ts1 prefer les Eae ore great
H.eef rst-r ssd partssr ssss stt weak
ar rsa down people auEet 60 START
ss gs- sE aeee tc Yeu wans good
a.ecf coed EsalfE asf clear sfia.
gre s ssspfv ss,fsY -Nsu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
MoLRER IS CHARGED
WITH LEAVING WIFE

Werrv g. kaFsseas. Hfats=s vas
s-uaEas tnta roasEv eaarr yesterday
afssrroon eearErf UfFa wife assH-
Eoamses tfr Vas released 1Ea~r
hosss ~ s56e wifk VILLAS EsrsE-es
ssrrsv To aefssdssE fs alleged Co.
have deserted Ste wife Aprf (.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Red Riding Hood
PIa-ShuS

The Ideal shoes for Children, made
without q tack or nail. of the softest.
toughest most durable feathers. on
broad. scusibic. improved foot-form
lasts the one shoe a child outgrows.
Red Riding Hood Pla-Shus are made
by specialists On the largest factory IN
the world devoted exclusively 90 the
Of children's high grade
shoes.
The -oIcs on Red Riding Hood Pla-
Sinus are the famous Mooney pure oak
flexible Tea rhcr-thc most plablc lcath-
or known. prepared "a Withstand hard
service. alb soiutciy noiseless.
The absence of nails and tacks adds 20
comfort and prevents the soaring OF
floors and furniture.
lct Red Riding Hood Pla-Shus for
the children. and ict them romp and
play 90 their hearts content without an
uoysurc to Won. injury 90 the home or
discomfort t1 themselves.
Red Riding Hood Pla-Shus are 20 he
had iu a variety of feathers, high and
low. lace and button.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-18
TEST CASE RESULTS IN
A VERDICT OF GUILTY
ROBERT WiNGATE. WHO OHER-
ATE@' "JgTNEN" Is CONVICT
ED or SPEEDING.


es, the traffic law is effective
and will be so long as the iuries "a-
lected viii back up the Officers via"
procure the evidence nd make t4e
arrests. The first ca" tried EGdet
i've new law was that Of RObG"c Win
gate, charged with violating tbs
81 eed limit section of til" Tow la",.
Evidence was offered showing that
a stop watch had been pa, On tie
car Tor a distance of 1G3 feet ana
that the car exceeded the speed limit.
The jury returned verdict OF guilty
and fixed his punishment at a fine
Of 81 and costs.
Wingate, who lives at Ennis. oper-
ates a 'jitueS" between WaXahachio
and Ennis and when he came into
town Wednesday afternoon he fell
into the trap set 10 catch sfeedor=
and the evidence shows that he was
| travelling 81 feet per second, which
according TO estimates is about TWEEN
ity miles an hour.
Several other cases have been filed
and Will be tried out this afternoon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-18
CASEY SENTENCED TO TWO
YEARS IN STATE PRISON
CHARGED WITH THEFT OF /
HOG HE DRAWS SENTENCE,
IN DISTRICT COURT.

J. c. Casey, who was tried in dis
trict court Thursday on a charge OF
theft, was found guilty and sentenc-
ed to two years III state prison
Casey is charged with theft OF a
hog which he is alleged to have sold
to the market man at Ennis.
The case filed against stuart
Moore was celled after the noon hour
and was tried before the city judge,
who, after hearing the testimony,
returned verdict of not guilty.
Young Moore was represented by his
father. VIII Moore II. u. McCoombs
acted as city judge.
Other eases VII be called Monday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-18
SAM 1ARIUM WELL KEPT
IS VERDICT Of VISITORS
BETTER TREATMENT CANNOT
BE HAD ANYWHERE ~
TEXAS T., CHAIN

There were eight P,ulu]s at the
WaXahaehle sanitarHm rhtrsdI
afternoon when r.n..-er5atiee Of
this paper visited the CITY Loalata'
During the las seven days fagr o9ef-
atious have been performed There.
and all the patients are gettGs
along nicely
The yard has been greatly impeoe-
cd since last We visited the place.
The closely chopped grass Kept
green ana pretty and flowers line
me bod around the large front
gallery 70 the building. Ius laree
basket fe9us and dropp,a- tza. pre-
sent lovely appearance.
The training school has area.-e-
ed until he student nun bee
coming esHar. nurses. Mis- Hines
i an able trHcfar and Her pills
declare IN & aeiigh' - e7ge a#sa
her in caring fef The z.eh ftr pa
tienis We're ~ tn s9ad fi..# u3
aere vers IA strnt 10 a.e.H R-si#e
% the n,v 3u Hutpn.
The nateut# sa tbe hoept aa
resented the s,l ssrtuue a. fIle
counts NGie. Haes that th,sults4.s
a bring r. tHaaum Is fhe 81
teH'loh ct ..# szple IT, lee county
tse. heeu -I H#rtIs He=e= zrH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-18

Il 5.
hsf @ t2t f sass 49,
f 49,
@aea saa Faa
ta Ha#se w#s AHs
W
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-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-18

Da4 l.Ehs g4sea tna few.
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sha Dsily Light gises gas sswa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-08
ARRESTS EXPECTED
Continued from Page one.)

sleeping on park benches. This
period, however, soon disappeared and
Won Weedle appeared to flourish in a
modest sort Of way. His social con-
nections were good; he appeared to
be man OF considerable intelligence
and had good presence.
Maurice Deiches, the attorney and
politician, who was arrested in Phila
delphia on Saturday night on the
charge OF completely in the plot, was
acquainted with Won Weedle socially,
though Mr.. Deiches law partner, Mon
roe Goldwater, said that the two new
er had any business connection. Won
Weedle became musical critic on
German paper and two or three years
ago married a girl who was an ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-08
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FOR BAckAcHE KIDNEYS AND 8lAn DER
ANOTHER GUTHRIE GIRL
WINS CANNING ME0Al

Miss Leo Gooch, aged twelve, a
Esember OF the Girls Canning club OF
this county, has been awarded a
scholarship in the short course at the
Broken Arrow district agricultural
school because of standing first in
the display of canned fruits and veg
etalles from Logan county. BelnA
under the age of fourteen, however,
disqualifies her and the Fair asso-
citation will pay her cash prize OF
five dollars in lieu of the trip to
Broken Arrow, this being IN addition
to premiums they have paid to all
OF the girls Of the canning clubs.
Miss Lille Hockaday and Mamie
Coon, also members of the club have
been awarded scholarships in the
short course at the A. & NJ. college al
saltwater next week with all ex-
penses paid.
Miss Katherine Smith, who has
been in charge of the federal canning
club worA in this county for the past
three years, has also just received
y ord that her team of ten girls have
been awarded first money and high
est honors in the government exhibit
At the New State Fair at Muskogee
N addition to first money at OKLA
loma City for the team and seven
1ut of the twelve individual prem
ums.
Haya The Leader delivered, 45c mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-08
KNIGHTS Of PYTH|AS TO IN
STALL OFFICERS TONIGHT

Guthrie Lodge No. 2, Knights OF
fythias, will install officers for the
present term tonight, as follows:
w. L. Burnett, C. c.: I. N. Smith
son. V. G.; w. T. suddarth, Prelate;
W o. Holcomb. NJ. at A.: J. e..
Templeton, X. of R. 6 s.; +. S. Page,
N. of =; som Farrell NJ. of r.;
Trans sarber. NJ. Of w: w T. Sud
darth, REPRESENTATIVE; I. y. smith
son. Trustee.
The lodge meets ON the second
and fourth Fridays of each month, at
Masonic hall. Vine and Oklahoma,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-08
tist on the same publication.
H.nored by German Ship.

II was said today by c. A. Cher
wager, attorney for Carl Ruroede, the
Brooklyn man accused OF furnishing
the passports to the four men arrest
ed on the Bergen fiorI, than Won
. Weedle took his bridal trip in the
captains suite on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse. There was nothing In his
financial standing, as known to his
acquaintances at that time. which
would have led them to expect such
step. Who or what we're the in
fluences behind Won Weedle cannot
be stated at this time, but it seems
even then that he was something
more than the obscure law student
and musical critic that he was sup
posed to be.
In 19l3, in pursuit OF some story
of the musical world. Won Weedle
called on Alfred Seligsburg, of Wise
& Seligsburg. attorneys at l9 within
street. Mr.. Seligsburg is counsel for
the metropolitan Opera Company. He
learned that Won weedle was study
ing law at columbia and the arrange
ment was made that he should become
clerk in the firm OF Wise 4 Seligs-
-nre on part time. while continuinc
his work as musical critic. He held
this position with the law firm until
after the war began and was admit
ted to the bar last spring Won Weed
lie was on vacation when the war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-08
z[PPE[HIS
seen OFF
FLANDERS
NATIVES FLEE TO SAFETY
FROM THE APPROACH
N ING s'AIR DEVILS"

London, Jan. S.---A dispatch to the
London Times from Flanders says:
Three zeprelins are reported to
have been seen early this morning
off Es coast between Calais and
Gravelines. The news has received
substantiation from the repeated
flights Of German aviators over Dun
Kirk during the day. The airmen,
who. with one exception, threw no
bombs, may possibly have been
scouts sent out to attend the ar
ships ON their return home and to
report progress.
Five times the aviators came into
sight A shell from the anti-aircraft
guns at Firminy burst within fifty
feet or a German machine, upset its
balance and sent it way down wind
into safety. Twice the aviators OF
the allied forces chased the intruder
away. stll
One Of the German aviators drop
Ped two bombs in the suburbs. but
they did no damage
Residents of the cities in this part
Of the country were terror stricken
At the thought Of a shell lombard
nlent from the skies. Many fled to
The hills for safety
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"A Modern Eve"
The seasons greateBt musical
comedy triumph, "A Modern Eve,
imported from Berlin, where It has
been the reigning success for more
than two years. will be the attraction
at the Guthrie theater Monday, Jan.
H. Since its premiere presentation
in Chicago where it ran for two
hundred and fifty nights, its clever
book, brilliant scenes, pure sweet
atmosphere, rich humor and alluring
tunes, have been welcomed by the
public as genuine relief from the
average musical offering. The spon-
taneous success of "A Modern Eve
has only been equalled in the past
decade by The Merry Widow Be-
cause OF the many clever numbers
requiring girl ensembles, the large
beauty chorus attracts more than or
dinary interest in "A Modern Eve.
They are particularly effective in the
several snappy dance numbers. The
raging tune of the year Goodbye
Everybody" waltz song by Jean
Gilbert, was collaborated with Victor
Hollaender on the music of "A
Modern Eye" heads the list of song
hits. among the others being Rita.
My Margarita,' Hello Sweetheart.
is the Girl You Married Still the
Girl You Love-" and You're Such a
lonesome Moon Tonight"
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lWill IDeiresa OF this place, was
appointed deputy sheriff by VIII
Sherwood on Monday last and took
the oath of office while in Guthrie
on that date.
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Letter files FOR sale at The Leader
office. Price 2sc. 'or slni.
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with his brother and parents at
Guthrie, the old folks returning to
their home at Burns, Kansas, Mon
day after visiting with Willis and
Robert for few days.
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Mrs. Andrew Powell accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Alta Elliott, as
far as Guthrie OF. ner return trip TO
Missouri after a pleasant visit here.
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Yo,hhave way Judging the possible outcome unless
you Get Posted on the relative army, naval and aerial
strength of the various European combatants Then you
consider the relative positions Of the countries on
the map strategic defenses naval bases topography fin
ancal strength and populations Considering all things
perhaps the Kaiser and his allies have better chance OF
winning than the combined forces of the other great
powers arrayed against him insuperor numbers. Vic
tory has not always to the largest body of fighting
men. GET THE BIG
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Quite the most remarkable athletic
family in the world at the present
time is found in Yonkers. y "
the Gordons Willie. Louis, and
Freeland Gordon have been cutting
great capefs on the cinderpath of
late. "A year ago all were noyices.
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broke out in August. but later re-
turned.
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sf Dr- Underwood was BUSINESS
visitor in Guthrie, Monday
Mrs Nellie Norris visited with
friends al Guthrie. sunday
Miss Ellen Woolf spent her vaca-
tion with her partnts in Guthrie.
Cashier Hugh A. Adams was a
business visitor to Guthrie, Monday,
Little Mira Kemp entertaintd a
number OF her little friends at a