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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
FORMIDABLE DEFENSES APE AHEAD or
YANKS; MEN IN HIGH SPIRITS SHOW KEEN
INTEREST FOR LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

amount ~ naa hat VA lhe whole eva
itiluns vsre mofe tranquil Yesterday
ana iasl Might ihau aimee sba ssari of
fHe drive
The movement " meu an.l franap
ort 10 lhe enem,a back areas COO
tin@#s lo be- far abosxu tbs nnrmai.
indicating lha, They have nas YET
completed the dlspaalllou 1T thsas
fsrees IN tAr Krismhllae line Tha
Americans aru IN fles fvstle THE
vraiher u Allehlly wafmer ana IA ieaa
rainy The reads srv less esowaea
wtH traffic "a lhai fationa ara eam
iuE 40 IN Fgeateg ahauasaes AMI
everybody has managed % srah saue
leep
oar Vlaura have dropped huushea
II American and hnsllsh papera..
published Ia PARIS over oar troal
line and our tiehllaa asn are eagerly
catching ~ Wllh ana us~u q. tbs
aent of ny belief lialrat.A eapitula
/ iifn whlle hailed ~HA Ftss ~ oaF
bots has nnt ta#cnni their .ensle
tloo that fney have laaT wsy % 20
sliii 10 beat che f.sfmsaa faa nai.
Asns are mighty gar awAy sna lsaigar-
las Status IN the straw9is la bat vn3s
usly understood. uheFras lhu Aoehss
AZ" right eal there. a isN nundres
yards away. snd are sgllt putting ~
q migasy hard tight News FROM
hnme particularly dispatches dealing
with the pruRress ~ TIN ihsfty loan.
lnlcreal the First Army far moro than
developments IL Macedonia
! = hope eur people vii aoS get tbs
llssa thaf because tlulearia tas qus
there - no uAe Ia putting money st
> the Liberty lGsn. said ~ ma G
Thomas " ItassinKs. ~ wssi fila
STREET. Nbw York city dafiak seas
versaiion about homn doiags IA 5
dugoal IN the Argonne laet nssas &
y extraordinary how much enshA
iaem men. worn FROM the atra.n
constant strife. nawashed. weak ffuu
ioaz OF sleep. can feel Tor IA ussr
: iike this Liberty loan crusade or
! GERS anda enlisted men alike seek. q
realize instincsiveiy hasf yiiaisy in
ortsnt 20 their own sell being II h
that the folks back homo shouIs
I know no limit In moulding "sllsel
bullets" without which the Americas
, expeditlonary forces can not finAsa
Job so sioriousiy begun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
THREE HEROES CALLED
FROM OUR MIDST
Grim Reaper Has Been Busy Dur.
ing Past Week, Three of
Our Boys" Called,
Bodies Here

The grim reaper has harvested a
big toll from Guthrie and Logan
county during the past week, and
among those 20 pass over are three oi
the heroes who were IN camp. pre-.
paratcry 10 going 10 France 70 help
Twin the war for democracy
Repor, has been received that
Howard Kongnhlc. who was an the
force of thr city fire department, aud
who went to Camp PIKE last August
had succumhed TO pneumonia, and
iha, HIS body would be shipped homr
for burial this week His parents
live about three miles northeast OF
tho city
Another soldier n, Camp Pike
Alexis Acton. living near Crescent
also answered the call Of the grin
reaper. aud has been sent home foI
burial, lie was victim 90 the pre-
valling Spaniah influenza. and had
only been In camp since August
The third hero To pass over wa'
Frank o Diedrick. OF 1tOG IVES; 10
gan avenne. whose body reached thi'
city yesterday lie also was iakeI
with influenza. and Il ended viii
pneumonia and he passed away lag
Friday.
Heroes, all They gave their llyet
for their country
~"Isnd A. They firhtf-----
NEVER TOUCHED" COTTON.
The Bulgarian armisiiee talk sen
the price OF corn down Z cents IN
few hours. but itdidn'i even jiggle th'
~ Ice Of cotton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
CROWDED CHURCH
sR[ETs JiM[s M'sRAW
Representative Of knights Of Co.
lumbus Who Visited Trenches
In France, Delivered a
Wonderful Story

The house crowded 10 capacity
greeted Hon James J Meoraw, Re-
publican National committeeman for
Oklahoma. yesterday afternoon 3, the
First NJ T. church. when he spoke on
the Liberty Loan and exletiug war
conditions gathered by him in alf re-
cent trip % France
The speaker was introduced by the
Rev John Van Gaate and sustained
his reputation as plcasing aud en
pertaining Grafton MIR Nccraw has
that lndeflnablc something. callcd
magnetism for want OF better term,
that puts him IN sympathy with his
audience from tho moment he hegIns
10 address them, and his ntory of The
boys at the front ami hie minglne
with them, held the large aadIencf
until the close
or one thing tho speaker was per
fecily satisfied and that was that tbs
war would moi last longer thar 1919
and that there were many factors that
seemed to indicate that ii might close
sooner lie said the Hun was heater
now hut would not submit nnl"ae th'
terms ~ peace were German made
ana declared thai a peace made II
Germany" would never he accepted
by the allies However" he aald
"jus, few more reyeraca like ihos'
OF he past two weeks will consinr'
even The most wooden headed bosch'
that IL h useless to kick sgalnst fh'
pricks. and then the kalser's ear'
house will come down with craRh
-e--.-----.-sssa----e- -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
At CHURCH CALI.

A Travis captain - said to have
ordered his sergeant 10 direct the men
in ranks who did net want 10 go to
church to fall out, and large num-
her Immediately availel themselves of
the privilege. Now, sergeant" said
the captain. dismiss all the men who
did not fall out and march the Others
10 church-they need it -nost.''
-"Lesd As They Fight"-
Look over the list of merchants you
deal with and see IL their names are
or the Honor Roll"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
IT'S a COY.

Ed Murphy. the contractor. Stopped
at Or Hirschi's this morning to- in
spect a cistern. As he drove up he
saw DR. Hirschi's feet sticking cut OF
the top of the cistern. He ran to pull
bim out but heard him saying. over
and over. "Daddy-Papa-Da
Papa" as If trying TO ascertain how II
sounded. Mr. Murphy though, the
doctor had lost his reason bu, Just
then Mrs Walton called: IT'S q boy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
United States Will
Pay No Mind to the
Kaiser S Peace Wall
TEXT OF GERMAN NOTE TO WILSON

Amsterdam Oct tlis the Associated Press s-Ihe teN'
of the note forwarded by imperial German chancellor
Prince Maxilmn to President Wilson, through the SWISS
government follows:
The German government requests the President Of the
United States take hand the restoration OF peace ac9aht
all begerent of this request and invite Them TO sehn
the OF opening negotiations
accepts the program forth by the President oil the
United States his congress January ana III
hrs later especially his speech of September
q $ basis for peace negotiations.
Win a view avoiding further hloodshed the 'ermah
governments requests the immediate conclusion OF an afmse'
land and water and in the air
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
As Kaiser Sues for Peace, His MainstAy,
Butcher Hindenbur9, Quits His P
x Public Opinion X

pie of this community Those
names should remain there ard
be hela up 10 the public a. psopic
who were no, good public e'''
vns. Those names sheuid bs
Kept there until the boys eome
home from France. and when the
boys come home We sheula have
another public msstins sad those
names should be read TO the boys
and ASK the boya TO take vote
on their Reinstatement 40 1ood
citizens of the community
The above are only thoughts
and you should discuss this matter
with al the eoed people et the
community. DON'T blame public
opinion II you DO not 1s,l.rs y,
" you DO. us,lirs u ~ such way
that the public will have a fa,r
show and know ~no are tryiru 10
do their par during this VAR.
IN Mothsr of q BOY over There"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07

Mr. John Dean. Chairman City
Fourth Liberty lean Committee,
Guthrie. Okla, Dear Sir notice
IN reading the paper tnat you are
20 a certain extent Utilizing pubic
opinion. want to congratulate
yoA on this stand ss far as you 90
Tor believe that pubic opinion,
which is usuaily the true sense
OF the community, can accomplish
wonders when rightly applied
Your honor column ana your
double honor column - the paper
IS good bot Il does not 90 fsr
enough. YOU should each DAY
gather the names OF the obiectors
and those people who do not will
inuly subscribe for their quota 40
outlined by your committee. or
else accept the arbitration plan,
that Is. any person dissatisfied
with their quota as made by your
committee have a right. az On.
oerstand Il, to appeal TO . com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07

Win the American Forces ~ me
Argonne Front. Oct There s nn
longer any duuht that the oprmau#
intend 70 concentrate their reaisiancn
on The kfiemhilde Line. the last aer
les 0f strong points lctl them south ~
the Meuse. where Il besda % the
northward ~ Mosicrea
Tho aitna, Ion tails morning hatwecn
ulnaryille ana nrleuiies SUR Nouse
a replica of that existing IL lhe
Woevre district after the plncing out
of the AZ Mihlel salient THE enemy
aaYagely coniended our advance there
With siroug machine gun rear guards
and truuhlesome counter attacks un
~ he had established himself "a me
positions he deslred 70 hoid
Gcuera rerahlng has not y,t ~
tackled this woevre line, the flfsl
Army 81. Miehisl opcrs ton havina
been sigidiy limited objective
Whether refshipg viii arsAn the
l'krlemhllde' lln. r.paina 10 be-. seen.
nuI The Cermana are already Install
ID there liarbcd wire has bnpn laid
down and concrete rosioubfs conplel
ed Ia AMI about such key points aa
Romagne and tho heights south %
Dun Sur Menss Their trenef Aya
TENS mapped nnf year aro. is hy 10
| means finished Geographically
however. The Kreinhilde llne 4 for
mldahIe ground To Conquer GA nat
ural defensas are even stronger thar
the volkcrstelIung. thal maat ~ scf
ful section Of tho IIindenburg llun
which our boys 40 splendidiy slormst
a week ago
Americans in High Spirits.
Ma Mans Land la even broader nos
than Il was in tbs last stages of ths
81 MlhIel baitle II il studded witt
ou,posta on both aides. however. sns
in tho last twenty -four hours ther'
has been uninterrupted fighting be-
tween comparatively Hnali iutamr,
groups.
Early this morning the uermani
staged the only large scale counse
thrust they have attempted fof aoml
hours Following an Intensive she'll
fire including sneezing gas projectic
les. several companies. in mass for
nation struck at our troops south 0
cesnes. which the foo had evAcuate'
previously This attack was repnlse'
but only after our advance element
had fallen back on onr main line re
sistance.
| Spasnodically. the German batter
les have bombarded our right an
central divisions. using Q considerabl
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rstsss. one of their choosing, and
those two parties 10 pick the third,
this COMMITTEES 10 make rs~
auota which viii take the place ef
the one objected 10.
In addition 10 alI the above. a.
before stated. you should gather
the names o. those ros sueserle.
ing and 700 should call a mass
meeting al the opera house. rhose
names should be flashed on the
serssa before this mass meeting
and the whole audience shosfid
have chance TO comment on
those who were not carrying their
part of the borden IN addition
20 this you should purchase space
10 the daily paper and the nsmss
Of those would he siasksrs OF
Nun assistants should be carried
in this space IN black letters
during the continuation os the war
a. paid suve rt,sement, BY the pso
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
Yes! To Be Sure.

The following letter from tho cs-
centiyc secretary Of the Tenth Dia
i.ici. was received today by Chairman
Lsmon ]. Gray OF the Liberty Loan
committee, to which a reply was sent
I. al Guthrie people could be relied
u.on 90 do their full share, Kansas
city. Mo. 1886 a. m. oct. Z. 1918.
l.ymOn j. Gray. Guthrie. OKLA, Don't
lci fuhlie optimism from present glor-
ious news slow down your campaign
stop tenth district. needs fifty million
dollars every day this week. May VI
depend upon yon doing your fun part
ROWE, Executive SECRETARY"
70 Trade mare years old weighs
iiAo, | mare mnle years old weigh
800 aud good set of harness with col.
lars viii trade The outfit for a Ford
Roadster See Sam Smith Guthrie
Hardware.
-----'I.sna A. Thsy Fisht"-----
One Thing Certain
The war came uneyrectedly. anC
may end unexpectedly but not uncer
tainly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07

Washington Oct Z 0ermanvs note delyefed y
President Wilson personally today by Frederick oodsrlin.
attachs the Swiss legation This gave suggestions The
came from Emperor william himself
Official announcements OF The attitude Of the United ST.
still being withheld but there
OF the indication that Germany seeks negotiation leading
round table conferences and diplomatic cubbng the offer
fal fiat
repeatedly laid President Wilson accepted hy an
co begcrens the open peace with the withdrawal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
BULLETIN.

With the American Army the Champagne Oct American
operating nhe Champagne with the French again
their lines today, capturing ST Etenne -,
The progress served also leverage on the re
Of the Champagne resulting advances farther west
the being the withdrawal of the German lines along 20
mile stretch
The bulk done by division which Is among
the most famous the United States has in Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
American Army Is
Sweeping On AS
Huns Cry for Peace
BULLETIN.

London Oct Field Marshal Hndenhug has resigned
chief German staff after heated interview with the
emperor which Field Marshal Hndenhnrg declared that retreat
large scale impossible avoid cing Central
News dispatch from Amsterdam today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
NO LET UP ON HUNS NOW

Washngton Oct DiAcuFsIng Vtmanya offer IN
senate today Senator Hitchcock ol Nebraska chairman
foreign relations committee declared absolutely abhoent
thought OF suspension OF hostss and he
maintenance the principles recently by tho President
basis to peace providing that the allies deal with real
representative Of the German people Republican Lodge
ranking minority member Of the foreign relations COMMITTEES
clared that an armistics would tho lo-x
fought for.
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awxmxgxxwxxxwxmun


: MILLIONS IN BATTLE
$ Engaged or active fronts:
p'caruy terit,sh Americans
4 and Frenchl. $4,000.
2 Flanders (Bris,sh ana eel
asansl, 10000
!, Champagne Aroonne tAmsri
T cans and french, 10000.
V o'ss Aisne Trench. 10000.
I. Balkans (serhs. Brit,sh.
( French, Greeks. italians and
! csseho slovsksl. $4,000.
y Palestine tBritlsh. 10000
+ siberia tJapsnsse. Amsr,cans
4 and sritishl. so.oco.
= Arehanoei british, Frenoh
= and An-erieansl, 5000.
Total west front. f.io0,o 600.
4. Grand total. l,52s, 600.
: = = r = r - - = - - - . - - !
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the WEATHER.

Tonisht and Tuesday Cooler
weather wessern oklahoma Tuesday.
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Continued on Page EishtI
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~er- rEcss-rt-9c,~ VIII
-axE aor LOGAN Bows

CONFINED rrzcm rAGE NsHa
sxsnu u ant Sa gtIrs a. Asf regis ?
is-'nd l.ASs mt1 n -.urHI aauni4
THIS uurtraf pei9al >. ien sesTa
mt unu4ng llv grsx1oAs t0r ~h-es
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ps-3at q ssrfn.esI yas-s Ant cAsrr-
a1ing On hIsls & strtn,ear taars
as xrninss :Hr YEARS * u t's;1n1f &C
that lhe pnminr resls1rTllu1 ~ sirn-
lpnt sbau. 4.s0a rHEimrGD.s oTe'
rpe-. .ft-r 4! 1fs lrki reg lraI1s hift
h,s,sn ssui l1 GNU. Ant Z tnls aver
are HAAS raDl be coming rHgisirt :
..an snsrlt produce nsErlr .'b mn-t
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GERMAN PEoP1E
DEMAND PEACk


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17
Wm. H. Murray Thanks His Friends
and Bids Good Bye 10 Politics

10 -HE FB0Pl-E OF oELAtsoNA "a
4s,ur-6Ens e shs reru-ns - tss Eaes
la Boards 9 have bees sstestet 70
C-sre-n1r arr 5ssesky grz-ssui ~
AT nv trs-n8s VIC have ta3oE~d me
du-1ng ny ss1h5e c1rssr an fhtrf-
en- a. .Aass Wa -ere1ilF Fri@e
arssrss -rs -o- -el5ss from feur rear
af paHrscll fu-urs- ans serFsi1os
xhlus ~ gsfsos en-s-ls TAe ioss =
nrc Enlrs
T1ss hHs1ruauur ~-io1 NJ la1c =
tuer sussl4d II e Ers ~ S-rsl {
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Letters from Our Soldier Boys

sar weaken hui ber't u GaI he keIg MI
an sl1ins In snt ~ Int E. bu4d-
anes D9v w-saus 70 M asltndk
ar- dran w0ra 81 H. has hesr
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shfs We 1-t fInFhl X fallEv ls lls-
sslfllnt TINS waer a. suuns. 10
il uis q. Id r'aggesa words IL 1ht
rlr.gnB-T Jus; Sc az Esr Erv sail
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Jnrlt sam au- 5usl i-ass sa'Hf a
llis8s AND ses hnv mutf f~oulsis 0pe
lIr rH lELn
our sEfSrmy use sam1aF fine 1T
rr sns x inbu "a a. II shnl- pgvs'
ss hog rs
Ts hsrs nat be rast fur-rns f
lis-ar -r q ;se-lprrt aHrt -vact Wine
here ant bh1srr ms 81 Is sanH.Airls
uBu rmT sta0nu hhnr II CIVILIAN llst
One 1sFsr Innws xna- lts rHIMF Is
untl h nEs asHn aEiLia- tr lis-
tlt villa.
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sle- hsrrt ~ u Is q ~ak- uIL1 ts-
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Ne fsfz1er % szcrltscs tine e1srrT
cr mCneF t. q Exin eiscrz % thos-
ss.Eziy grpre1 - ste no reoens csu-
gssagns = rtere exls;es 70 lo=ics,
rezscI 10 sses-soz io Ccngrssf u 1915
o- g ne ofScs ~ C0Fe-r0- "A 1919
comparing gsai 1c1rbs1 4nt rsce--
i1ers aese- Ee1ls s-tss snrA logic
reassA : rstire q ressli< ~ shs--
ieret ferzz1s truaez r fselss yea
se-vioe q NJ s6oSsa1 STATE
htEe fosrts . god frh; In tAs
ss1nc ssez tnc Dc.ic.es 70 wti<A Z
have s-e41f4siF s6her-e< haze
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GUTHRIE NAN HOLDS
MASONIC MONEY

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AUSTRIA WILL HIP
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