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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Secretary Baker Tells Of
Dash of American Troops

LONDON. Monday. Sept. 16-New-
ton ID. Baker, American Secretary OF
War. received the American corre-
spondents here this afternoon. He
said that he would go TO France for
a few days. but would return 70 Lon
don in about a week to confer with
British authorities.
Mr.. Baker was enthusiastic In his
praise OF American troops in France.
He described how he saw part of the
fighting at St Mihiel from a hill and
told of the terrific barrage OF fre, and
the wonderful dash of the American
soldiers Later he saw German pris-
oners coming in and remarked that
the American soldiers managed them
as II they had been doing II all their
lives.
The spirit and smiles OF the
Americans even among the wound
ed" he said. sis most inspiring. Our
casualties were remarkably light, be-
ing for the most part minor wounds" T"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Vienna Tells of ThTuStS
Made ON italian Front
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
: VIENNA. Monday. Sept. 16: (Via
London italian patrols wore re-
pulsed in the Mori and Monte Ci-
mones sectors, according to an off,
cial statement issued at the War Of
fee today.
In the Setti Communi (seven Com
munes) several Italian thrusts failed,
the statement adds. but in the Bren-
Ia valley the enemy pressed an ad-
vance post back slightly.
In the Albania coastal region. the
statement continues, the Italians have
vainly attempted to recover ground
won from them during the past two
days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
British Press On Northwest
of st. Quentin; French Cain

port today. announced that the Brit
ish had made progress In this area In
the direction OF le Nerguier.
The statement reads:
"Our troops made prog -ess NesteI- !
day In the direction OF le Nersuler'
northwest OF 81. Quentin.
1--WE improved our positions slightly
Yesterday and during the night north
west OF lIulluch (betwsen Lens and La
Bassee) and northwes. OF Neuse
Chappene (Flanders front)
French OfRciaI Statement
Bv Associated Press.
PARIS, Monday. Sept. 1e:-The
text OF the onicial statement issued
al the war once today reads;
Between the Disc and the Aisne.
French forces continued their pro-
gress during the night. East OF yaux-
atllon We have taken Mont des Singes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

plete success. The front pierced has
been widened TO include the remain
der Of the village of Gradeshnitsa and
extends over front of more than TWEEN
ty kilometers.
'"The whole of the ridge OF Sokol is
in our hands as well as the ridges OF
Truaviska. Rovovska and Brazdasta.
We have advanced more than eight
kilometers.
up TO the present the French and
Servian troops have taken more than
5000 prisoners and more than twenty
four guns. Our casualties have been
quite small.
"A Jugoslaw division has reached
Kodak (5,080 feet and northeast OF
Sokol) the most important position
In this region. Our advance contin-
ues."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
RETIRING BEHIND H|NDENBURG
LINE BEFORE THE AMERICANS
Avators the Only Active Branch on Lorraine Believe
Germans Are Digging lnMany Non Commissioned Off
GERS Among Prisoners Who Surrender in Batches
tBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

In
5000 prisoners
valley a
Hindenburg line.
sokol region of
tended to than
Several of ridges
the village Gradeshnitsa
allied
valley and threatening
have
feed heavy
ma
From Rheims
with
forward slightly while pressing toward
LeVgue which high starting point flank
ing or of Quentin
Aerial activity
may De the forerunner front
French aators balloons and twelve
enemy apanes while Allied been threatening
functions and other artillery fire
against the new American very strong The be-
~ e enemy digging the
ms havy artillery bombadmnt by infantry
also is borne out by are burning towns
Deween Metz and the front ~
De"an war office oranva
~ reported that troops have arrived IN no,bn
80 OF Doua to aid the Austrian troops raa beon
's ene Ssrmans In the west for a month or more
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

BIZ Associated Press.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sept. 1.-THE adyane Of
the British yesterday In Flanders was
pressed along the Ypres-Menin road
and arrived the British 10 within
mile Of Hooge.
BuIgarians on Western Front.
BIZ associated Press
AMSTERDAM. Sept. 17:-Bulgari-
an regiments have arrived at Mau-
beuge 20 cooperate with the German
troops on the western front. accord
ing TO the Echo Beigs.
Haig Reports Progress.
Bu Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept 17-Last night
witnessed a further closing in OF The
British lines northwest OF St 0uen.
tin. Field Marshal Haig. IN hts re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
WILSON SPEAKS
FOR ALL ALLIES.
Diplomats Believe the Reply OF
United States Will Answer
for All
ASKED P0PE'S ASSISTANCE.
Text of Note Sent to Vatican
Calling Attention to Request
for Conference
ASKED P0PE'S ASSISTANCE.
Americas Reply to
AuStYid-H Hungary

The Government of the United
States feels that there is only one
reply which II can make to the
suggestion of the Imperial Aus
tro-Hungarian Government 1t
has repeatedly, and with entire
candor, stated the terms upon
which the United States would
consider peace, and can, and will,
entertain no proposal for con-
ference upon a matter concerning
which It has made its position and
purpose so plain"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Note Sent to Pope

~ AA@0ctdted PreSN
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 17:-Baron
Burian. the Austro- Hungarian for
eign minister, on September Il. ac-
cording to a Vienna dispatch, sent a
note TO the apostolic Nuneio at Vi
emma, Monsignor di Bonzo. stating
that his government had decifcA 20.
propose n peace conference and urg-
ing the Vatican to support IT,
The Austrian nol, - 49, vatican
read as follows:
After four years of unheard OF
struggle and gigantic sacrifice the
battle which has been devas~fing
Europe has not been able TO bring
about a decision. Animated by a
spirit Of reconciliation which has al
ready been expressed In a note az
December 7. ia1s. the Austro- Hun
garian government has decided 70
approach all belligerent states and
invite them to pave the way to a
peace which viii be honorable for an
parties by confidential ana unbsrd-
Continued on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Wholesale Executions Are
Increasing In PetTOgTad

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 17:-Whole-
sale executions are increasing In
Petrograd. according to private tele-
grams received here by the way OF
Helsingfors. During the past week
S12 persons were executed and more
than 400 others are on the prescribed
list Most OF them have already
been made hostages.
: All persons OF the rank OF Council
lors OF state have been imprisoned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
War Department Asks Congress
for $7,S47, 100000 Additional
Bn Aaseciated Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept 17-congress
was asked by the War Department to-
day 20 provide s7.347. 900. 900 in ad-
dition to previous estimates for carry
ing out the enlarged American mill
tary program for the coming year
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Five Negro Soldiers Are
Hanged for Houston Riots

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept. IT,
Five negroes. whose sentences 20
death were pronounced by court mar
tiaI for participation In the Houston
riot, August. 1917. and whose SEN
tences were approved by President
Wilson, were hanged at Fort Sam
Houston at daybreak this morning.
No civilians were allowed 10 witness
the execution which was carried
through with great secrecy.
Go 20 Peterson.s Meat Market for
choice cuts OF meat. $50 Gordon ST
Special Sales. Friday and Saturday.
Tel e5e.
mo-s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
AMERICAN ARMY HEApoUAR-

: AMERICAN ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS IN LORRAINE. Monday. Sept
10 (evening)- (Reuters) Evidence
Is accumulating that the enemy in
tends withdrawing behind the Hin
denburg line in Lorraine n he Is
pressed any further. He is burning
towns along the Moselle.
prisoners taken report that the en-
tire artillery of the 31st German divi-
sion was captured in the American
operation on this front.
The division that was used to bear
the brunt of the attack in the lunge
In the salient east of st. Mihiel, II ap-
pears, was the S5th Austrian division.
1t was ordered to maintain a holding
action until all the German troops
were withdrawn. In consequence of
this ii suffered very heavy losses, es-
pecially in prisoners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
FEnTH n..s1. AmsoI eAsR.No. Is

All members Of this Csmn- are nr
gently requested 70 attend the meeting
on NN'"s
Wednesday,, Evenfnx. Sept. rs. re1s
as business Of great Importance will be
brought up for discussion ana acton
BY Order,
WAL I. s. cIADEK.
Consul COMMANDER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

Bayonvflle, Frecatty, lie Sablon and In
the direction of Metz this afternoon.
E1res were observed at le Sablon.
One of the American planes shot
down German balloon near Pateny.
Lieut.. Ducl5stein, observer, and Lieut..
Richardson, pilot, were attacked by
an enemy machine bearing French
markings. They were forced to land
inside the American lines, but were
uninJured. An American balloon was
shot down yesterday, but the observ-
ers were brought down safely by
parachute.
Get Prisoners I'm Bafches.
AMERICAN ARMY HEADOUAR-
TIERS IN LORRAINE, Sept, 16
lReuters)-During the fighting in the
st. Mihiel salient, II has been noted
that the enemy soldiers have shown
an inclination to surrender in large
patches. There has been an extra
ordinarily large proportion of nom
commissioned officers among the en-
emy troops taken captive.
An observer who has been several
years at the front said today that he
had never seen so many non-commiA-
stoned officers taken as during the
past few days. He said:
ITO those knowing the German
army this picture has a special mean
ing for 1t tells of the declining morale
OF the enemy forces. The strength of
the German army lies in its non-com-
missioned officers and something
plainly has gone wrong The events
OF the past few days have been a
dants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Gain Important Heights.

LONDON, Sept. I7-Servian and
French troops continue the offensive
in Macedonia and have progressed
more than fve miles. according TO a
Serbian official statement. received
here. The advancing allies have occu-
pied an important series OF ridges.
The official statement, which Is
dated Monday, read:
"Our offensive continues with COM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Quiet Day Yesterday.
la AsSao{ofed Drs.e

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN LORRAINE, Monday, Sept. 10: q
p. M To-day was the quietest day
on this front since the beginning or
the offensive last Thursday. There
Eas little infantry activity and only
moderate artillery action. Pont-a-
Mousson and Dieulouard, four miles
to the south were shelled by the en-
emy who mixed in a few mustard gas
projectiles with his other shells.
The Germans apparently were
digging themselves IN behind the Hin
denburg line today.
Americans and allied aviators car
ried out extensive bombing raids at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

BIZ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE an
swer of the United States government
to the peace proposal advanced by
Austria ria-Hungary-an unconditional
rejection-was today before the
world. The reply issued by Secretary
Lansing last night, upon authorization
of President Wilson, almost immedi-
ately upon delivery of the Austrian
communication by the Swedish min
lister, speaks for all the nations ar
rayed against the central powers, is
the belief of officials today.
The text of the answer constitutes
one of the shortest important notes
recorded in American diplomatic his
tory. After stating that The United
States feels that there Is only one re-
ply which IL can make 20 the sugges-
ton of the imperial Austro -HungA-
rian government, President Wilson set
forth the position OF the United States
government in a single sentence as
follows:
tire candor stated the terms upon
which the United States Wonlo .esQnc
slider peace and can and viii ef5fS7I9.- =
no proposal for q Conferences unnf, =
matter concerning which 1t has mad 3
its position and purpose so plain
The direct and clear cut answer OF
the United States was accentuated by
the promptness of the reply which Of
ficials today believe will demonstrate
fully to the enemy the arsn purpose OF
the American people ia waging the
war and set before the world more
clearly the position of the United
State government. The quickness
OF the reply. it is believed. will fore
stall any speculation or comment
tending to convey wrong impression
that the United States would consider
a negotiated peace developed from the
mon binding discussion" proposed by
Austria at the instance, IL is believed,
of Germany.
With the first OF the expected new
series of peace bids OF the central
powers having met a fat rejection.
speculation turned today to the course
of action to be followed by officials
in Germany and Austria Hungary. It
was believed in some circles that
these officials would now turn to the
war-worn people pointing out that all
that can be done TO bring relief from
the suffering OF war has been accom-
plished and again pace the entire
blame for the continuation of the war
upon the allies and the United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
Lodge Approves Presidents Answer

Bg Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17--Unqual-
flied endorsement of President VIII
sons rejection OF Austria's proposal
for separate and non-binding peace
discussions was given out In the SEN
ate today by Senator Lodge, Repub-
lican floor leader and ranking minor
ity member OF the foreign relations
committee. Senator Lodge said the
Presidents prompt and cuas refusas
was right and wise. and that he was
sure II would receive universal ap-
provaI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17
SerhanS and French Continue
Their Advance Into Macedonia


BD A Associoted Press.
SOFIA Bulgaria, Sunday. Sept
Is: (Via London)-Franco-S Serbian
troops in an attack on the Bulgarian
lines in Macedonia early Sunday
morning succeeded. after a desperate
struggle, in occupying the Sokol, Do
propolje and Vetrenik positions. says
today's War ONCE announcement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

ExIDE STORAGE BATTERY
kSSERvICE STATION
3ss New Brun4 Ave- Tsisphens -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

WEATHER Showers
this afternoon or to-
night, cooler. We'd
nesday fair and COOL
er. Moderate west
TO northwest winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-17

Attest.
Wa. p. BRADLEY.
Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

jlm Stevens. one y lhe nerross ar
.esied by sheriff ther~ood w ms
Southeast part - fhs county re
weehs ago ON charge ~ matins
whisky vas Transferred 10 ihn fed
erai authorities I,ihn 4 Palm utrsa
States attorney uss = ued ah iniof
nation arainsi aim charging fisiii.
ilng whisky lilsgaily He vs. hold
T. jail 70 await tr'ai
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Didn't lsss long

More than 1lf billion dollars as
aaid into The Doyefnmeni a. Internal
revenue collections daflna the laat
fiscal YEAR. and Uncle Sam spent Il
an 81 msi si-s month. Nearly )
hiillon dollars oane fruin lnrume and
war profits ,asea. ani f',4cia. .eao IN
pennies dimes ard quarters ~ stamp
iasrs on many frtifles
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HyKxk sxEx xExz
= OF LOCAL MOMENT n
KxKy kzzzz zxxsxn

Save the peach seeds You may
ueed them for fnsi next winter
His ofisns siI record 1915 ~ =
fad crop year Co. Crosn prncss
Tvsr'y-seveu Isore days 81 Fsca-
fon School opeps September ssh
The sanitary roecry ~in open
Thursday mornlrE B Coot -
he reH owner ~ fals pofaia rroe-
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Something terrible haa ks.tened
In Colorado. iudilns frum this iosai
item in the WAY oaaastr3
she iost Quo ffm and broke bet
ankle. and she Il hasIns dlifieuiay IN
aalns erutshep. escapse that was the
arm the foot VAS on ana she wlli have
20 learn 70 waik with lhs o,hsr hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

Herbert Hoover delivered to Ens.
land and France the friendly message
from woodrow wt'fon. I'VE are al
ihE At the same table Hoover Il the
walter. and secs 10 Il that nsbod,
gets . double helping.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

The rashnsks Capital haa lhgpwa
an poeilcei sentiment lnso tho melt.
Ina pot, and wiih The memory ~ h',
DAYS still haFnlnxA observes that
June Il han". and - are Nlad %
Il We didn't ssc rare day IA
June lheY we're ali doaH" iarnsd
aver and completely hakei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

IAs iiaisisad f-iplets ha,e ha,
th''r names changed from Ton. Dlel
ana Harry 10 Mfisln. Marvin sno
hAnfofd Smith kinsularly enough q
S'Hi'h family IN Arkansas also !,
possessor Of sriplsis, aud one Of hen
. girl. has been given the sublime An.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

rhs Federal i'asi Adminisifsilon
has refused 10 sefcli ihs sssEefilou
fhsi conslets b. ussd % Soaihsrt
coal mlues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

A reward Of 80 will be paid fos ,h'
Air~u aud conviction OF the party ol
.@fslcs who broke into the cotera
sosool Tuesday nlght.
an J l. MELVIN.
pR J l. MELVIN
President Board OF Educafton.
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Pound JOB. fef i.nsi.lla

Aside from tho million men nos
ia the military fsisice. the Govern
m"ni has found Jobs fof .s'il aae per.
sons during the y ar thru ~ Depart
menI of Labor Aud rncle Sam has
only JUST started.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

NenfAe McAffefsf. " attr tomuila'
siuner, who . peesea, n Il docsna
rain aroand here Nsei,y soon ih'
gfasshoppers may becomc sand fleas
A. : Feneral tt'rF. when RiFl ha
eood figure Il doesn't take much
water 20 make he- ~ani ic swim
Probably the Kaiser never VAS =,
rirhi a. when he said I slll stand no
nonsense from America II isnl
nonsense at al
Anna Held neisd actress " dead m
New York she Was born In Paris in
1874 and has been on the stage sine,
she waa fifteen.
flarrf Arders Furthermore. II
the, raise the ataii aEe to a. q will
sound good 20 haar oufsclg spoken o.
- me uld man
u q oin of ronea Cii, F r
johnson 81 Muihall and charles W
Hines ~ stlliwa.sr we're visitors ~
odd Fcllow headquarters yesterday.
J bat German General whD Was cap.
turcd ia be pastnas may have been
suddenly sfoasod from sleep or mas
have been ENGAGED In cooiie hunt
Secretary NcAfoo announces that
the next tlbsrfs 'fan viii b. for i've
or sis billion ollars Thla IL re-
lef We we're a raid an lnqonvenlsni
sum mishi BE- asked for
Arthur " Celss.sr. who was charged
By lake Iiammon - being friendly TO
the Huns. was olsied a. chairman Of
the state Republican Committee a.
Oklahoma CTS yesterday. b. vote
o. 80 10
or course li ls hard hck on those
who haven't yei poash' a car but
the erfsr 20 sutlmobiIe manulac'nr-
efs - cease prsdacslon Of pleasure
ears VIII male The sifsois safer for
pedesirisns
IN y q LuiF company has adopted
ne p~,riosie Plaza of opeaina ,he ,iore
each nornlnF wifh the singing uf Am
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- y ~
ysesas,
Ladies as g. A II. MR.. A q
Acs.er Mrs sseOrss Speer'ss o 4 \
1uis~ sarsscAl arssslae reem
" Mesn<sssy
klnpnn Club Mrs calcn crow a
saa Crab.
Amlcssi& claA- Mrs nel Arrcwood
At NJ G clah-- Mrs. " r Ssaadarih
Presbyterian ualt Mrs J \ Cur
nj O'Clock
SAo~er Cor Ms samner cragsn
Kiss Vera kellS
rAursesy
Leisure Tier c'as-~Nrs Lawrence
Jvisma
NAsas MllisAr Miss isla kessier
Frsass
keeney Mooney shah Tat
$ Rsa Gross l-nii-~Mes A.
RarneA
Saturday
o o o Club M ana Mrs J.
i.oseleSs
Chslagvns Hear Carne0e Library
- , Miss l~tka nArae Director
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Or leases ard township pats 20,
st nen. on szie AZ Leader office
Also asssgnner's. sfldsvits a. pos
sesslon and arssavlt cf cash boru
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!. ! neiani eenslaurs to impFvse
snd will te Ahlet - eas sssoa. i The
trpAoFt from hts bedside today llls
leaicn II friende Ia uasArle ana eite
~hese in the stat. all be delighted
"a hear ~ hls recovery
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pr coffee sas tss mass iYran %
your sugar by al ''ns fhird a. maes
watsr a. sansf sti boil rNis u an
approved method ~ scoaomy
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mnrning al ie O'Clock 1ns ls ons
cs the most naifieue .aaas ia the city
Il meets a. the homes Il tho mem
hers twice munth and works iof
the Red CrosA sna Il also meets At
the RED Cross rooms twlce a month
Eafly In the summer he melnhsFv
completed twenty i've lnfani laystser
for tAe French ard Belgian refugees
and earl layesss was composed a
twenty tive plecr., ami slave tAa,
iinae great deal OF miscellaneous
work has been accomplished
The nefcalese Camp Fire eirls will
glss an ice cream social Al 800 Nesi
Warner lhis even nF. toi the benefit
~ The Camp Fifo var chesi and tho
issfir FrrAch orphan which ihe girls
have adopted ahe pahile Il insiied
e. sid the girls IN every way posti-
hle.
Mn 4 l. Meie has gone in Tulsa
for visit With her daughter Miss
CeneYisYe Wells
Mrs Hal G wieks and tiiiie son
.on Hal Jr vii leave for Kansas
CITY Monday n.sht 10 visit relatives
end friends
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N-sa paelfc epinicn Is Toe sscleas
il cree = hsposrHrs ihroGeA fssr
nassl4 a. q@eFie il usually aothing
t2s b habit
To ourselves In he xinsu'at0.
graph "a as .waa frae monte q
lAunder re Us nd to0llsA nosion.
Sho1lG certar song make yoR
sad. ayc IT. There Is sadness
snsxxa vaAOat singing Il.
Aooa, zen years must aizpse si,rf
each one before onc begins WISHING
there We snotser worlds fair
II fasAien sAoat determine ss4i
ussAsn ssoaid - sas kea IN the neSk.
FsshioR woul1 pas thar over. too
Erieiency wcaid szcrsmce sensi-
rent. for that reason. srf.eieucy al
otfen be Itself sacrificed
liz drcaghsy sessens there j. s,uays
erolFh rain 70 ssoi cus's hat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

ery house had intcnaed 20 open We'd
noeaas morning vi short help In
work ~ renovaiies uecssslialed de.
lay at = hay
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Aele! sleee aEWAnoi = Y: '::.'::', :: :.
Ssss 49, - x :. K .-si - -ssi's 80. x sssi
ss,s ss s><n p-ss 2 sss..<.-s.e, go 80 ~.
- sggTsNsfgs stsfr ct tEstis err. ~
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ro~ Can rhsy rsiff

harding british aad French posislom
Of various polnts e the Assoelai.a
froas reports. buf does not er,lain
bo~ 10 dk'lnsu-sh = nsr,ous bonn
esfdmen, Of the ether Kinds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

Frank Gresham will spend hali
million dollars IN improvements and
added machinery aud hnlldlngs AZ his
mlll site during 1915 ny January
1919 tho Guthrie Mll'ing Company
viii he the blgeess lhing this aldo of
- i.ouis aud north ~ Galveston"
said Mr. Gresham recently
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

Tha principal u me slshs hear
iay j. approved ~ fhs ssiioaal wss
Labor Board
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Logan county enioyed good
wheat and oats crop. but the corn
and the coslon plli BE- Tar bclow -
pcctalionN. said a we'll Known fagmur
today Even the ronsh fodder crop
a poor aud the cost Of Keeping cattle
lhls winter win be the highest ever
known IN shis part n the country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-13

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