davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
IRA Suppn, ". gaf.

SfterI om ies opoo9et paa Ibress
~leIoppeu, iua er min Subifription uos
ruubeu, % pil nleb ell @ouo iornur
ben, meoeus Iinoet cr friiIt. Ut rare
Soften" ioruben oiIoe blrpc ontreut
Oct famine Tom at urre tobatles. ga.
for min Sci perrc, ba leg ieIo life
bru9cr Sobnf. 8ohou er ilet life nos
gen itor @p pg life mort at itripe on,
men SuIt, iom leper Der. Ter I'D III
al sisre Oct gobt boube / gp o. pal
SanO. Ganoet er ioo goSt iom nogets
ltebs / Hortb Satota Gopcn or be-
Iiggenbe ierten RiI / 2it for Gepi.S
9ntc pon @reat Nortbtrns SoooebIiuie,
iou Srrntrafteu er ntegct bebogcIia /
ale Retninaer.
en- al bore annle oa bcbit ticno.c
6orretniugsInGnb her Gonon nj
Ell baitia Gsn BEN 2ocu Samar. mem
Iig Arorep @neerIon Sm Worqeren
bar ban friit iom i~ropanlig. aiorbc
lit arbeibe Storet og alt paa lin
YIuos. Ren ier aIotteu ~ par bu,
300; antogelig Siertcicjl. 6an cfters
Iuber iig Some og fem @grn / Spocrs
ten, iom npbt ieler Sopnet AT en- iutI
% tro 9gtefrIle, ia, en- al sc ierltc
/ ale &enieeuber. 6an par ell III
&c ferIte Settlere her og a Del
tlenot i Ell uio Smfrco5, ian bans
SD bctlaseS al mango. anbcriou
par / gnritiorretniug her / 9opon i
mango Iar o9 siorbe Der meaet goot.
gfu er Oct anIeouing ior en- anbeu at
iase fat.
Seq pil Iige Soften" Sat for 9oot
Snnprr / BET sanlIe Gar % for alt
goet Srieitof, Tom hen bar at bbce.
Set or ,neeet intereSiand / oisIe lanee
@iniertpeIber. Sc
YauI Sperion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
Sra Salep, u. Saf.

Eli at besDnoe meb. pil ieg iortrac
Iiot ON @eir og @iup, iom bar prret
hpdo III fdar fable mpoerat for ocune
Iarstip. bpiItet er Ell eoo Sius, IA
ber par life nogeu ertra Ssapling iios
tie aar, iaa areutureue fan saa noe
% srGsie Ell bel Gel al Sioen.
SurmelrR her u~rtring briper uleo,
hpao pi talber blnnoet 5armine. "a
Settlerne fsrit tom ber bar bet not
mango, iom tGntte. at DC lfulpe 9jsre
ltore Sins meo Sulangrsn; men 10
Nars Yraris bar M piit. al Smun4
9rsn aIene oil life %forilaa iii at sisre
@elitanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
Ira Manfatc, Minn.

SnoLnst bebas at finoe SubItrip1
ti~pnspensene, ba ieg life suifer min
gnbe Sen "SecorabeY often" oe "@eo
Truen" i%taniet; bar ofte tGntt pan
at ifripe og lelrbe &%ortingenter. men
bar belle Siben haOt Oct laa trapelt.
ba jeg bapbe Auttiou / 6sit os IoIgtc
no paa 6armen, iaa ri Dor mi /
Spel. Waltato begbnoer at blue en-
Storbp, og ipGrt mango npe Slie CT
tbgget Der Dc iibIte 10 anr, og Den
itore r,te 9ro paa 0tain Greet toiter
100000, iaa Der a meeet arbeibe,
os MI bploer Wiler 4 Sons See So.
pau meo Ssbeiten, iom beifiGiti9er en-
70-S0 "Seam", Der betale5 $3.50 a
So pr. Sag. Seg drbeiber osiaa Ser
meb Seant, Safer "3ecorah>Y oiten'
for alt Oct sooe SGieitpf p9 Sat til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

Warm bar en- 'creaeu goo Gone til al
iiripe.
vi bar MI after igieu .traaot ius
! eet me Var 90 SprrosnoaIct CT:
gPonrro beae Der oil briuac oSg Sda'
Der az aorct 1918 oil bringe % al;
Oct goec. VI suffer d. o. oct tort.
AZ oisic Sober CT. 1T ost .unee brins
&c oS SreSen tigboae pan Soroeu Eai
mee Srcecu oiIoc oSioa oct ansct retire
poa fig. cftcrboert iom Siecn gear.
Scr runbt bar arrct aeifiaiac mes
neutrality-suspicious. ! @tutcr. on enc
teltc bar o9iad mnatiet bi,tc unocr.
I'll SIutnin9 oil iee sui,t 8eaa.
tton 90 SGiere al 0uHe % 6cIo i set
me Taret 1918. RcuIigit
Sroebrigt Suuoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
Era Qafe Gitn. g. 8.

2afe 9Th er en- lioer gp paa CT
500 Srbbpggepe. Sen ligger / Del,
eftre Sel of Waribaa 60. Spen CT
fun ire Iar sammel. Otter at Sar>
mer11e Der bar tisrt fine 8rpN1tter %
80 @il til @tarteb / % Iar, bleu
Sransportatiorsnsoen afbiulpet al Ell
8ren AT SoosSinieu, iom iaa at bisic
rige Marfer bebspebe en- Serubanc.
Ser er ct itorartet Strpg for 8reaturs
abl, sobt for |duo ps Sober; meeet
rige Siitepanb er Der o9Iua. 9ctts
Ganb er noaet uiGpnt, men pelififter
for aredtltrdpl. Mbert 2eten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
Sra grableg, 9. Saf.

Web Oct famine ieg inbienbre min
@etaIins for SIaoet, iaa MA ieg fri
be nosle Orb, os bette ffltlbe hi ale
sisre, iaa funoe ri bere fra pore
&ienoinser, iom FAR reiit til andre
&anb og @gne. 81 bar life meset
Sne / @inter men ltert &uIoe, OF Den
Tan N NOT taale, naar Der fommer
arI til 8ollace. Wen oct prrite er,
at III fan life torme op pna Sfibatfen.
Set er life NOT Sne / Sinter. Wen
bet err NOT bra alliseoel. @i bar %
"SecorabsY Soften, ioa Den tar bort
Siben en- lang Stuno orn @intertbrl@
oerne. Seq iIipper mi ben itpese aris
gen en- Sturo, ha ieg er / 4be 8lasie.
Seq itliIbe life at iaa Underwriting,
pm .ber er 2ano at faa runot Saco,
Wtontand.
gn penlig Silien til "Secorabs8os
item" % bens SGiere IRA
Sohu 2ein.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

eelaio. bpageoe iibiie Ssit. efter bet
Hnelte % NET beuiigtsmrsiise, meo
e~leftr,lt NInSniue % oft eoot. Re.
nlabeeen b~etIsnes iremoeIes ai Dor
tlTre %trofaite Yritor I. RiuaitaS.
gan CT 10 blepet os uuuopprt;a. Set
er 10 ban lom bar bet % Iat DC feitc
az oe @rudbddfeoe / eeu beIliae 9gas
teiiaito. oa bet er ham. iom hor Sat
bore Born liant unHerpiit 90 scuIr,
nicrei Dem, % oct er banl, iouu bar
Fgteuiet pore @sru on os0t tore 9srs
nebsn og belt rurc Sorper 90 @lrser.
I9ldd I'M fadr ban eele pore gsfnms
ringer, nnar @uttertle bIiper taaet irr
ps % mo | nerne forirreeIiee aris.
Sllsut u lnnes, at Hortb 3niotn iom
en bpeoeprooueereuoe Stat maa brrc
lilcaet al gproen. itoI Negierineeu fir.
ee, at oi er fuIot IonaIe. Der CT flere
9oii'le Surinerc Der. ION Bar opatpet
inc enelte arbstosierc Ssuuer uoeu
aurr. 'elo ont DC farmer fon $50 til
eoo aeres. Ga Sibertp Bombs Oh
Heo 9roIs arbeioet ilorerer. Saa Be-.
er eli Snlt at ie; men inbfrrnses
SroolIffionen bill Doecpnen blfue ,sor.
oolo. Nen Nooet % 6aa5et man
boIees oppe. Idafe pi ianr ilippe
nren Sfrrf'eu, 90 arigsiceneus Sors
tGns fdIeer, iaa at oe arnre ariafes
renoe ian begpnoe at 6uaae op. bpoo
&c bar ruincret. " G
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
ara Ninn. Y. InL

Se9 or bel tnuitc Itot ilsu Serre
@aIi8 meb at leuoe :io min 5u6itrio.
ilon. men MI ~iontnier lea iaien. for
ccorn1e Fulteu or Ct 0ldn, iom
man lite ian unourre. Seg bar nrret
abonnent pad "Boitsn" / 26 Var,
lao le8 islcr, iom DEN bsrer til / mi.,
SdmtIte. vi bar mt hart IiSt az Sisi.
Slt85arbs | Zen iibite Sio. men iom
oet CT. lod er SoIt sauitc goot iorinnt
Ileo Signite Aul, iad hi beheper life
at 'ru'e. apliI9en oar eanife poarz
lg bet lioitc aar al Den Bruuo at
Der oar Serpetr. 6ueoen ait ira 3
nj > Vu'beIs, @ug omtrent het Iam.
me, Hu9 ira $ ri 10 guibels; oar.
rem a nneger Naarlig; ser bar meaet
az Den. Tom lie blep tadret. Ssi
bleo BET ganiie bra at. ian Roll tan
tad me Areoturer igiennem 9iuteren
! ganite goo Stauo.
SoIt berrnHot beqpnoer nh AT Tom.
ME pad line SsSoer igien. loan man
'lger. Tor oe Bar beauuot at Sripe
mere ree areat1irer OF ~Gairn ar'is
neiS". VI er oeiaa oel i%oripnet. bpoS
Gn8dar Def tirtelige. ri bar 8rauS
Htper Write en- h1lo Rit fra Rirr
tolt Cfrcs, OF Den 5~etienes al Yos
tor ). &. 8nugberg ira gorpuar.
ION er Ell soo SirIeisrger Oh bel asz
lei ar i'm Reniabeo. ca iau bar b;
en- lutbert atrte / Soutb 3a.oru. {
NlI mo ior Ring Bot CfTce, ioat
b%eilenes at Roitor Sobn arreien. ion,
og'da er dgtet % Gret AT lin Res
ulgheo.
Sor Hrrnteite Ssru6auebp er Sou.
man. u. lat. oa Den er en- pen OF
opsadeHoe lteen On. vi Sorretuina2r
III lsg HroHe; 3 San.er. 1 Gro
cern StcreS. , 6arctuare Stor.s. ,
Clothing Stores. 3 ooteuer. 4 glepo.
torer % Ell gelntsqe. iarnt eIetrrir
auIrg, inG Sopinan or Del opIuir opr
attenerre; liseiaa er Der ? Reirou.
LaEter % ct baIpt Suiin 9are o..
ices.
Sea 5dr life Ieet meset / -3scoras.
fo'ien" ON at5le Panoetaaeireosrr.
np!tg. Non EnteI Gam bar toasr
Dem ale no az Gounrrpet % IeEot
Dem oper I'll Spitlano ior at race
SiS'e aoa aeiiersn? "a. @utter. eis.
tort Yroces meo bam o. Tom inart
nleo acre isien tilbase I'll Cn.eI. vi
eer9lennte ia! sisre alt ri Tan io-
oere. Sore StoIebsru bar III beonnot
az 1rp"toe | Der Hsoe Rors o. Icper
Sa'te'liHer M. nj. iaa MI itnl Sc.
elipe noser az ifrubbe mcb. arinecrs
ne er meyer opiai meo Der asoe 4pr5'
arbetoe ruHoT ber. OF la eisr y.
w. Y u. en- TOR Sremsans. goips
man 60. iamIet $4,000, % Set sr life
,aa adnrIieT. naar man taaer / Ses
irasmlns. bpae apIingeu uar iisite
Var. Saa gi!iioit oil isa suite "gcs
eerahs Rotten" OF Mns 2riers en- goo
Sremgmg ! eette me War
G. W. Aing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

Sr. for bans Solsrbreoe, bd ieo ogs
ioa er Solering os eobt tienbt pal
De Srafter. ban ifriper ON. NIB Ngz
telle tegner ieg mig
SARAH graatcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

eene "Eeesrabs Soften % ceb Arnen" no
Slrgi % Senner / @dni!eldnoef. uarstcue
iiHgenteu er $3.50. Sorte tcereanet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
American Troops Smash Hun Attack Wth
Cold Steel; Crown Prince Is Hurled Back

Gera Nmgisl ouinauk the position t assaults north aui
After sgh, gains the French stopped 1~m 90 '"'h
fanks American roop taking part 10 the lighting aF'"ha
Chateau Their, who're wing o tho battle front joins
the Marine
Between AMI the Marine the fighting eeatlnue~
heavier than elsewhere the salient North ~ Moulin SOUS
Sossns tho French have improved their
gaining hotlt contested rtain ror the "fFmes
the RetR forest although strong arr bvihx
oya lougpont the Germans able % penetrate tae
forest hat French attacks threw them on again They
follow employed IN the rear aud Flanders battles
probably win make very strong effort. "a improve
locally important positions before they finally their efforts
advance The enemy artillery fire heANN trom noh
oue the aud around khs'ms
the which sti holds out
the present battle American troops actively
aud the front nc na
NTH Flanders Northwest Of Tout Of nncNe north e -
Nihiel along Mcas.. and Of Munldhier Pearss
rcrshuas had good account o themselves
before the ef American units the fighting east anl
81 Chateau rherry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
THIS NEW RULING WILL
CATCH THE L0AF[RS
After July / Any Person Known
To Be An Idler Or Not En-
gagged In Useful occupa-
ton Will Be Drafted

Provost Marshal General Crowder
has announced an amendment 70 u"
selectgve seryic. regulations which
deals with the question VI compelling
men not engaged in a useful ocea-
l..tion TO apply themselves TO labor
that Is for the general good The
loafer and idier viii be confronted
with the alternative OF going 20
work OF going 10 war
After July 1 any person known to
be an idler or not engaged In a use
IA. occupation. viii be called before
the local board 10 explain and the
absence OF a satisfactory explanation
win cause his induction into mill
tary service The local board vii
have the authority TO pick up any
man. whether a regisirant within
this jurisdiction or not, and proceed
the same as though he vas home
man.
Under the regulation. the word
idler~ applies also to men engaged 10
certain occupations which are men
ace instead OF benefit to the com
munity.
The new regulations will also affect
the following occupations.
Persons engaged IN serving food
End drink. or either. In public places
tbs includes hotels and social clubs
Elevator operators and attendants
coormen. footmen and other attend
arus OF clubs. hotels. stores. apart
nent houses. Office buildings and baii
houses.
Persons. including ushers and other
attendants engaged In and IN conn>c-
ton vnh game. seorts and amuse
rnents excep< performers In ieEitimat
er.ncerts. operas and theatrical per
70. mers
Persons engaged IN domestic serv
Zee.
Sales clerks and other CLERKS en-
pioyed IN stores and other mercaniil
establishments
Men who are - engaged or ar
diers win not have relief becans
they have a late order number or ar
in deferred classes on Account q De
,~ndency. The fact that they s'
rot uses8lly employed will Ouiveig
al other conditions.
Il fs exrected that the list ~ non
usefui occupations viii b eztende
from tine to time a. necessity ma
require.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

washinason-conoentrsf'on TODAY
81 American naval forces oH the
rsrylsnc coast followed the reeeipt os
sssices by the navy department snsf
German unoerses craft. having svns
probable total os 10 vessels o" the
se~ Jersey coast had yesterday
sssnsfsrred the scene 81 their seprs'
ds.ions south. Jvss - naval officials
rad concluded that the German
ssioers had Jeff American ~stsrs for
,heir home port there came tire news
tFat Fre,ch tsnser. the Hse'eleine'
vas saved fror, destruction early yes-
s-rssy by sn American oessroysr 81
lies o. the wspisnd coast. Ths
sane oisps-ch brought the ne~s shs'
.s--e rad beer smother schooner. tire
re~z-5 sssrc. sr. scoed 10 Tire ilst o.
s1b-srine victims
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

Washington. - g.. May
Charles V vlckrey Ono Madison
Avenue. No~ YORK Fplowing ~
c,yea from Teheraa The cum ~
f,vouy feo thousand ls accepted
with thanks Tkrro - gf~at epi
dsmic of typhoid and iYphus "a q
mine conditions are unstf frstrt'f
growing worse Other Persian cities
are similarly affected The lfi'es "
foods,uffa arr enormous and they are
almo.s uuobialnabio DOGS dead ani
mails. grass and even human bfnfa
sre being eaten Al additional el'
b, ndrcd thonsapd should b. senf if
possible More coaid b. used
lsisnvdl Jori'an ncter, tauai1f.
secretary ~ slate
Telegram from Consianiiu0plg
Washington. - G.. MaY li Charles
V vickruy. ] Madison Avenue Nss
Work Foilowlng received from Cen.
siant.nops Report fee~iv~i Grfsi'
los encouraged hat American psoiis
ere doing 80 noblf fof RELIEF t.tfh
aecompl shed hus prices enornto 't
! sspite your large appfoprlai 1nt
funds are not enough Ouf sffr'
forced % curtal credits 20 ~ousa
~ whom de fof ihe lask y noarish
lng food Large number Ia sbsolsi'
desiltation and texsafy Al csninrI
plead earnestly FOR larger -, fvpfi
atoms Deeort~i Armsniaus In Ia
faseus district are MT toach"i BE-
cau.s funds are Insufficient HaN
loa Issued draft Tor one hundre.
thousand 10 meet orders agxreEafinl
seven hundred thousand francs a.
other order for one hundred th0asaif
dollars pending Commiftes has dis
lnraed over ons hundred ih0usan
lfs for flrsf three monfhs ~ 49,
Covwnmenf consents % plan u Jan
lsry t~eif,h proposing Introduction q
geld Can yon arrange "a iiobe'
Ianslnr. Secretary u Stat
Mr. Buckley wiii receive -abssris
lions IN Guthrie and Lowan ooup'
and see that they reach ihe prvv'
hands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
BAD CIlElk ARTIST
GRABBED nv SHERIFF

Pred voloour. alias y n Smith. bad
check artist j. IN jail herr On charges
fled BY several Logan county men
At Nulhali b. SLIPPED a bum chech
to John Miller for 80 He also loc-
a few good dollars from G 6 SCOT;
deputy sheriff at Mulhaii on a chsol
fiat failed 20 rass ihe bank teller,
scrutiny. N0ic1ur Wa grabbed Al
Klngfsher on a wire from Depail
ierfff Grant Redman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

army neid eierk who opened a night
class for N men had 70 hang a.
standing Room Only signal the
ssnflnr space in his billet chamber
vas tak~n. The officers joke with
each other about their teachers who
are The snsdames and mAdemoiseIies
OF the viIlzTe. A. may Be srpected
TIE classes Of the charmsnfes MAIDEN
o.ssiiss fiu very rs2tdly ssd SAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

The committee on the var kitchen
met with the comfy home dononstra
tion agsnt. Mn 6mmons. and her ca,
assistant. Miss Florenoe Watson. a.
the office of the oourt house 10 plan
the arrangement and furnishing Of the
Kitchen.
Tho COMMITTEES IL composed of Ars
Ralph Hron. Mrs l. l. Johnston. Mr.
bred Hume. Mrs A A Busniins. Mr.
Henry Thomson. Miss fior~noe "A
lcr.
The work viii being ., once and Al
ylii be given an opportunity 20 AID IN
equiplne the the city kitchen and all
Win be expected 70 ~ 20 u fr aid IN
che work Of saving food 90 win the
tie war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
AMERICAN TROOPS
ENGAGED ON 4
STRONG SECTORS
Germans Unable to Make Progress, As Allies
Concentrate Forces on 5O-Mile Front, Close
Gateway to Paris and Reduce Greatest Hun
Offens;ve" to Local Battles on Short Fronts.

With the American Armv France June oThe American
troops thrown great battle the front northwest
of Thiery brilliant bayone attack drove the
from veuy wood attempting TO es'aosh
himself after occupying village Of veu La Poere IN severe
fighting.
The Germans poured heavy machine gun fire into the
American ranks but rushed forward and destroyed
the hastily erected gun positions the edge OF the woods
Continuing their engaged the Germans at close
ouarter and cleared them entirely their positions driving
them back the ruined village
In sharp combat marked by the ferceness of the Allied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
COT MY COMMISSIONERS
WILL. BUILD bItlDctS

County commissioners IN session
yesterday turnod down all bids for
ihe building of county bridges, aud
PASSED a resolution ,o buy the steel Ia
the open market and hire the con
structlon done BY home labor IN"
Ids We have been getting to do IN"
work arr entirely TOO hish and ~
feel that Ne can save tho count
onoy BY doins the work at home
said Chairman Ihschi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

ceuezzi headqsarters. a Y =. Il
very mach interested in the study of
FreDch. Agiie lips that have con
auered the u and e and IN Of
cur gallant ally are worth having.
they are recommendation for pro-
r.otson. Lisison os<icers are mach In
demand When ! vzs last Al @ u q.
n>ariy every Officer had . nixht or
two . vssk q Frso<h lnstruction- An
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
| Forty Thousand
Negroes To Be
Called 10 Colors

Washington. Jurs t--orsers ter
the mob Hisation of forty thousand
nsoro dram rselaranss qualified
for general military service 20 en-.
train from June 20 10 2s were sent
out TODAY by Proves, Marshal
General Crewder. rre rsals'rsnss
Will come from 20 states
The appor,ionmsnt includes;
Arkansas 1000 20 Camp Pike.
Ars. Louisiana, 5000 20 Camp
runs,on, Kan: Oklahoma. 500 20
Camp Funston. Kan; Tesss. 5000
20 Camp Travis. rssss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
PEOPLE TO COM HERE
TO SFE SIN ECLIPSE

A s7eciai t-s-ion csr win bring .
ror1y of people 10 Cgth-ie from ok-
lshonz CITY On Saturday. 20 witness
the eclipse q ths sun Guthrie i n
tire q totally.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
GERMAN PLANES AND GUNS ACTIVE

With the American Army France June ticr@n guns and
arpanes active the uncsle sector tiAA The
artillery showcred behind the American lines with
ros,r shfapucl an shells degree unknown for map
weeks
-Four German aiplauc~ crossed t distance behind tbe
American The, attacked hy American ayntorA b,
There olher ar eomha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
now Uscts SAN -
apeuolno PLANE oA.u

Fus a long iluie there has hesa
mssh confiicf ant uasanaarstandlnt
CONES ornins tho amount % mon~f
spent on aiFerafi. shs numhaf u ba'
tieplanss and training planes -
have had. iha namher ~ motors 80
have huln. and Aiudfei matters re-
larnr - oar prurran in tts air
for a long time there has been apns
siiafable trsddle about military
aoersey which hai The effect - Asep'
ipr the facts from me Americas
people and nor from uefmany ard
Instead q feeling ihe s'innlua ~
publie opinlcn. probation ~as per
mlissd 70 lag and lusompsssaey ~as
sacsessfuily eiqaked
NJ, All Assllshls.
Not Al ne saia l. - - available.
bui am prssentinr today q rem
pllasinn % figures obia'unf from ne
House commliise Ca Mi'tafy affairs
the chairman oi whiea sssursd ihs
permission ~ ths Secretary - wsr
before ailowiaE hem 10 b. maze
public
There are. IN The first plae-. ifisT
officers In our Ayialtfa Corps snd
iss ssi euliated msn % 'his aamhss
soss are fisrs rhe 10 oumbes of
machines abroad T. isis. u vhieh
zsi are batilsplaaes. and ias namhef
of machines IA ihs tniisf States iz
sso msss of ~hieh ars ,faialn 8
planes
Sona % those baitissiaael were
made IN Amerlcs hat vefs secuted
from the British ant Frens T. tories
where American mechanics and
American ra~ materials wess used IA
manufacturing TIE planes.
tserty vosor predsesion.
The prodaetIon of Libsrsy zioior'
ap 10 Tuesday q the pfessn. sesk 4
a. folio.s. SCI have beer delivered q
fts.nffam~f an Isxs Fixhf|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

Washineton--Whatever the pur'
rose of the submarine raid oH the
Atlantic coast and whatever number
OF submarines hereafter may come TO
American waters there will be no
check on the flow OF men and mum
,ions TO France. Secretary Daniels
said today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
TODsS's CASUALTY LIST

casualty list today contained lie
names. divided az follows.
Killed IN action. 30. died Of wounds.
II. died of accident. .: died of dis
ease. g. wounded severely. a.; m!s-
ing IN action. ?.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
ALLIED DEFENSE HAS BROKEN
DOWN HUN OFFENSIVE

have broken the invc o the ter
man offensive south 81 the Aeite aud the -
now making only strong attacks Athoug recording sue
engagements latest reports eu for the FIRST time
since Aas u does moi claim anN advances
Foled hy the their efforts overcome the barrier
~ The Rnil nrcsl Nlar laereA h rnt ailaek. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

London June German troops this morning attempted 'o
raid the British lines Moanccur In The region east
of Amens office announced today Although the enemy
was supported heavy artillery fire he was epaed and iei'
prisoners In the British On the Asne the Crown
Prince crushing defeat effort 70 advance June
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

Washington, lans "a ssFus ~
Ansrleaa bs,tieplanss ard pursuit
ruashiaes nae arrived 81 frseeh
eaes AID ~ili be o. sns battle llHs
Ntnla - hour. This 10 ire ,hfFa
sh pmsns received sinss 'ns drive ss-
aan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
DE EP Sc a
BULLETINS

Ne.. Yors-Alf but 10 of tne ffs
passengers aboard the New YORK and
Porto Rico liner Caroline, sunk BY
, submarine. have been accounted
for, officers OF the iine announced
iris forenoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

New Yors--A chooner carrying
Captain Barbour and $50 passengers
and o. of the crew of the steamer
Carolina o. the New York and Po1o
pieo line which was ,orpedoed BY .
German submarine iss, sunday night
arrived here early today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

New Yors-~Dont use your wire 20
less and Ne won, shoot" 10 the new
81. made In Germany" war slogan
under the enperor-s submarine com
- nsnders are carrying their esm7a'on
% froh,fulness into the American
Atlantic waters. according 70 sUrsi-
sors of .he Carolina.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
GEN pERsHrNG 8 YANKs ACTIVE

Washington June General Perahing reported today the
contact between and German patrols which three
Germans were killed the engagement rst in press
dispatches Another patrol destroyed enemy concrete oosva
ion post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05
GUTHRIE WILL Be
TERMINAL FOR FTs&W
Twenty Families Will Be Added
To ciiys Population BY the
Changes Made In Two x
r Time Schedules

cu,ilnr ar Oklahoma CITY from
the benefits u tho ID v A @. kiowa
passenger train schedule Will bring
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-05

New York-The American ausiilar
schooner Samuel c meraei Is another
victim, OF submarine attack. She vas
sunk Sunday afternoon us miles of'
new York and eleven Of her crew
..ere brouah, here today by Danish
steamship.