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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-11-15

Order for Hearing Petition for Admin
istEatior,, and for Adjusting OF Claims
State of Wisconsin County Court
Rusk County:
In re Estate of Stanley Cabanewski,
Deceased.
IN PROBATE
It appearing by the verified petition
of Leon Cabanowski in said county.
among other things that Stanley
Cabanowski, of the town Of Big Bend.
in said county, lately died intestate,
leaving estate in said county upon
which it is prayed administration be
granted;
Therefore it is Appointed And Or
dered, that said petition and matters
therein be heard at the regular term
of said court, appointed to be held at
the court house in said county, in the
city Of Ladysmith, Oh the 18th day of
January, 1919. at the opening of court
on that day, or as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard.
It is Further Ordered, that the
time within which the creditors of
said deceased shall present their
claims against such estate for exam
nation and allowance be and hereby
is fixed and limited to Four Months
from the date hereof:
It is Further Ordered, that all
claims and demands against said de
ceased be received at the court rooms
of said court on any day hereafter I'M
til the expiration of the SAID four
months and be examined and adjusted
at the regular term of said court APP.
pointed to be held at the court house
in said county, in the city of Lady
smith on the 1st day Of April, 1919, at
the opening of court on that day, or as
soon thereafter as the matter can be
heard;
And it is Further Ordered that no
tice hereof be given to all persons in
terested, by publication hereof for
three consecutive weeks in the Lady
smith NewsBudget, newspaper pub
lished in said county, the first publica
ton to be made within fifteen days
from the date hereof
Dated November Is, 1918.
BY the Court,
D. w. MALONEY, Judge
J. w. Carow, Attorney.
First publication Nov. %, 1918 1924
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-11-15

FARNTERS-Wllen you insure in cur
Old Line, reliable companies you are
taking NO chances that your loss will
not be paid i'm full promptly Lowest
rates. No fees or assessments. #. MI.
Doyle Company. Over the post0fEice.
Annual Turkey Day Wednesday,
Nov 81, at the Largest Exclusive Gro
Gerry in Rusk county. Three live tur-
keys will be given away.-The Bon
Ton, Ladysmith Let's go
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-11-15

Don't overlook the good old rye
loaf. Good every meal and you are
helping to save wheat.-McGill's
Bakery & Cafe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
Foch Has No
Flaws In Plans
CONTINUED PROM PAeE osHl

battles along the ihri, mile front have Ia stop
Field Marshal aig command Bapanmc surrounded on three
sdes fall road arenily close
hand On The north the British reported be the
indcnburg line Bneonr the of sangunary ccmba
the spring 1917 The enemy the high
ground between the Ancr and the Somme and the British
moving eastward toward Pcrcnne
pressure al along the southern wing
scissors Beiween the ose the Asne General Mangin
spreading ms lines Chemn des DANES rncourmed
enemy Withdrawing north o thar toward the Aisne
Enemy fors putting up violent resistance against the
driven eastward Of than four miles the thirty
mile The alled has been six miles toward
British apparently spite Of the
efforts the Germans the oncomng rush of tanks cavalry
been and cnen. said be in Of the
British casualties noffcs the nihher 81 prisoners placed
2o The British have pushed the Germans from the high
ground necessary for en> also the enemy has been forced
Of much the marking the old Somme
battlefield o 1915 has opened mp opportunities for the
cavalry Allied airpanes continuously bomb troop
aud behind the German hines
The Germans held Bapsum throughout Sunday in heavy
fighting General sags forces however in Ave>neS
suburb onhaf mile the west have reached Favren TWO miles
sut.sathwe~i The fall Bray which after the capture
of Albert enabled the British press eastward and they
reported miles the and al the edge Of
the swamp country which lines the close Peronne
the enemy has vu'ed gaining the iiindenbure ne and
finding positions from which % beat off allied attacks
plan, may hy the raPy with which the British have
progressed toward Bulerourt
inside the lndenhurg defenss around Bueeonr' The
l-ii>h have goo path toward Cambria
North from So'ns. past Noyon "a Roye. the French arr
hammcrng wh their artillery Except the vital
sector of Soon The infantry has been inactive East Of
Baeneux Mangn has captured nr hundred prisoners IN
neeessfu thrls, eastward II Improbable in view Of the
reports retirement north q The Nee that me Ter
ans are holding order protect the flank Of the with
dr.ual movement between scissors and Rheims
AuS,rIIungsn soldiers have been taken prisoner by the
allies !, two points the main battle line bur there
are no iniicafi"ns ihat -A.s'fi" o.n t ~ ..ts-.
divisions great force Comparatively heavy hehne tsNns
place Albsna Vienna that Austrian troops have crossed
he Seneui Adraie and claims successes al~o IN the
center and On the enemy the repuse Of Au
TRAN attacks against advanced posts along the senen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
ICE COMBINE CLAIMED
BY STATE Commission
Corporation Commission Is Ready
To Assume Jurisdiction Over
Ice Concerns That Form
Combination

okIaho-a Cisy. A1- -s-The okis-
ko-z r0rporzfae1 cozmissicH l.
rsafy 70 zsszze s1-isficfto- Over sny
~ conrany ~hica . sognf 20 hsse
= rsonopoiy q - b1siress q Osia :
frza Cry cr elsewhere n ~ s,ste
arcurtirz 70 arr51rceze-t a Chair
-an ID Hsnph-~y q tie co=uis-
sior. today.
Ert6ence ~zs r-szittef - ths
c1--issior ter1 q 70 sho~ fhe Ne.
Stare. stefferz- -B-etrh sr9 Cspitsl
Ice coz14-iss % tAls cry have Goa
soiteatef s.1e- oze Ez.se-n-1t
knorn a. n CITY Ics D~iivs-y co--
rrrr. Tse cozn1ssic- = als1 r.
sesriEaffns eAz-Efs thaf rse ire eoz-
r--ie- ave co-s-n nd 20 restrses -.
csrvst si,A = si-w .ter - rsi-irs
rte price
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
cslY TniRTY FIVE zteas
REGISTERED -Eas


CONTINUED FEoz FA-E 0Sg
Lester McE~rz Meridian
: Ar-A1- Giem Gathrie-
Esw1r1 " Murphy. Gs,hr.e-
Ear. Cr1ts. Cresc~u'.
John Le~ls 3 B-iSrd- Guthrie
Wti-e- Willard Davis. MalA1L
OrriE BurrtEh, Maih11
Perry Leland lark. Waierico
George Hear SeAnss- Marshall.
Nafthe- Rai~sc-i Nat1n Marshall
S@E1I Aisrant.r HAl. Gsthrse-
Gustav Atolpa Narner. Coyle.
D@a--s Hlfrh.aSs-. Gg-hr.e
CARES Le~is Miller. Crihrfs
Willie E1st0a NcAnally. Lowell
wa.-e- Lee Ccfst-. casklon.
Cl-e1ce A Crews Meridian
Ra.s y Ellis. G1rhr4
Waia- Raync-s Web. G-;h-is-
Anen wila- i.e~a-- S@Earf
james EtEar1 wailasort. Ga,Sr ?
Ray-nzs go.sa Bssszrd Nasi-a.
Catr.es Evs-si Wazsr. C-fh-is
B--cs C-esk Crescent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
STATE FOOD AGENT IS
on JOB IN GUTHRIE
Two Infracfions OF Food Law
Found: Bakery and Grocery
Store Cited One To Close.
Other To Refund

TEE first complaint az 2rotiseering
Il Logan coaasy came before ne
ts-se-al food ADMINISTRATION on the
complaint az Fr-aEk krp<s. farmer.
l.ylng northwest rs sht5 cily ard oh
srs. 10 which he charged lh4t HlFsie
Es-us hers. tke Nora SeeuaG street gro
rsrs. Aaa ms46e - osercAArse above
gh@ auoant 4iso~~a ~ the noara u
geen Seass pr haa1r~a "a un'is-
l.sevei mill s-s-s. aua fwen;y esnts
an delivered Tae federal board oaly
.-ra~s ,Aese sarsS as profit bai sAe
ctarge complains tAAs 3esen1Anfs
1h2rssd lass doeale this AmoGnt
c 2 Alley. - esasY a. The federal
.acs Aaniaissraf40a unaer c 3 Ames-
ha:razz. is n sase citv. az5 has i-
y,st5y1tea ,ks ~sartsr Il y g-dsr
.icoi ,hzs shr Hsrzies admitted ine
evsra charge. aU. rieai ixno-4nee o,
sAe rzs-s calming tAas Fhey under
stood rAss The s-soz-' allowed ~ me
federal administered bon was in A1d5fiou
& ne r~ga.ar eAArgs they lid s%ea
r asinE Rsn0v = that ihsy have
sgrs%a - rTfar al excess eha~ges
ar sscA tood r-oi=sts heasAt % she-
era SIT H. fAs iEslre contorna 30 sAe
-less fixed Nv s.s &fa,lrEssraston
s-ofhev case xas Investigated sy
Secretary Ai,-y. , Which re yseasa
fas~rg ~as cAArzed wigh not usirs
sA~ auAcarf a substitutes reSuir~s
sv The federal a1minissr1tson ar.
s. pglyirg Us giAse wtFh ~hear roar
The prorrseFc-S fsr1ittea ,ne chars.
tas n'eaz IL extsnaasloz hat she
ceais -ot oe,ain he substitutes r
s,lselz4nr@ az .a.s intractsor- The
s4ke7v -1ll ~ closed from Se9ssr,hr-
"a SEPTEMBER u Inclusive IN order
r. gre ;he ow-sr a-ule ;iz.s yn Sc
r-Te he rscessArs substitutes ard n.
rhstltu;e rule w.l - observed iu
De 'aTure W csssr FIRE was az
s.s@i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
ENROLMENT At
HIGH SCHOOL
MONDAY MORNING
CONTINUED ero1 PAGE osEl

CONTINUED sroL raGE oSEl
e,.n ~ rh@ separate sckcols ~il =
errollea at The same tsnae snd accorr
'as 10 TIE same Ian IS ssose q '>e
wkf. scAoogs- TAs ~aEk e eAeA
saFdinx ~ll A~ ia cAAree nt Fse pssn-
e.,al an3 she. G. n. = expected -
csm ia Al Of he ssEalar teAeA@-s
:. assist. Lists - eocss ~ill -
siven vse cAlldrvE Al iAis tiuis - that
,hsy car 6e p1rchzss,i early AID sAe
sreat russ OF book stores On ihe tol-
so~iaE Noziay ee avoided Parents
~ urged 70 pu-rh1se her books a.
ocr as she children are gwen the
,ssts- Pare1ts are a-ket 70 ccne g
fLe buildings ~i,h their chiiireu ia
- rrim1-y grad-s. a. The Ii-le so,ks
asrnot tarnisa the Information dssir-
"a o. the enro.snezt carts
Eye-y ehlA n re iouA * expected
n eurog accor31s "a schedule. .or
time is 90 D s.xe- 10 f1is o. H1r
erlng day q sshoci
Sl-cs there .s vs- some tc1e- r
rar1 10 So-e twc or 5hr~~ posiiicns
tAe teaching 'crc-. Al a--1z-es
eat ., ths teach - force ard the as
--ne-t e te1eaerx ~il 1ot - zs1s
"a ,s~ tzys yst Vale the hc1st
: lad soze - res.gra,ious. tee
- zatrirorv nd cher 2gezciss.
IRE : 4 large uaEh@r O; aF7lsca p
rs cczirg Il every tay ard -
able las beea sx1srieace,i 4 secu--
good teacAs-s. co1siierirs ths
-t that ether tcrrs are rayiar
.Ae- Wages ~. Gu-aris. z-i ~
7~-ai scarcely & teachers The state
sr. ths hoa-t .ss Lad rena-kzh'y
posific-s . I'll Guthrie las zs
} z.El=uz s-aas1ri q seA9izr
u s0- teacAers IL her schoois a.
~ aty u sAe tate. a-t the baari
afhe-et SIR. .-iy 70 & = s-iecfi-r
new teachers Czthrie has cus
iie strorgest ce-ps q teachers Il
state.
Efti- b.,akie. cocfaiafrr AT rniei
r~gziations y =. hoard pe--a.r.
10 TIE sz7<rInfense-f. pri-cipa,s
rifors zst tsacsers III b a ria
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
BATTLE ROYAL BETWEEN
TWO GERMAN FARMERS

A miniature Fs-tun was started %
10 V-ulrenr farmers living nes-
F.szsaaf Naa@y Satur'iay. uheE F-ars
Press e-rc1n5ef fosrreen h~af q
seek b-io--i-E = . r@iEhbc-. Fref
Cck-- claiming tre<psss On rs lanf-
s-t tz-axes 20 rs cos Cchn : :
German. a.s II is claimed tcuk ne
- into - or1 hznd- ani marched
CT Pres so-ss arnet ~ith = br~~cs
isati.E c,ls rlfA -Ach - threatea-
"a 70 knocs n ttock OF q Seigh-
~ Priess 4 - "a nos t1rn m stock
ioase Ccs. Hrs'iy erove is czrtis
koue. z.5 Pres cane 70 the cifr
-sis zo--l-E az ~-o-. -sf /. rzrrzr'
- ~ cl-h--za-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
Chiluren Cry
FOR FlErcHEs'S
Q a 8 7 . RIA
-co 900 cUsIAe
CocToE GETS TAG COIN

gcoNTTSrED TEos rsGE oSEl
- rsi 10 liEst- srs ~ slrtin's 3 glt
rssfo--s - ihe sarns-f oi fae sd
ssa- rkicA - al-fiu rad
Frc- ~ aorfs receives a. ~ c1u--
IS attorneys clHce fs-=- 80 A.
oriF a - q - c-~iai11s ores tsst
tsr- - co.- x - -s1iz fo- rsh@,
frcn Hoo-poo- G-zrscn g. estimated
io have CEASED % rearis o. sho1-
sant tols-s ~ n. c7--srcrs. a.,
hss s-la--~d sAiie ~ separraE uss
-ooc- A ~a-rs.t Las be-r sro-n CT
Tor hi- q ~ eaa-Ee of oatai.irl
-u--ey urter faiss rre-srses. z-t q.
rcers are sas- - hz trzn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
DAD THE KICKER IS
GIVEN 4 JUST JOLT
Too Much Ho. Air Puts Old
Timer" II Bad: Is Fined SO
and Costs and Must Be
Good In Future

caps William TsTi1r. nsd-. reii-
.no.n ioesa-si artist q rs eiiy ani
1.lsirr delegate for the Scci@fy tor
A.. Free arx rziritef coirzze 81
Tor Air. rof hiurself in trgsble ~ .
n-ififarv noFemert poEai4riF k1orn
- ssoosi-x OF Sc zoufh-- srd 5aid
Gns q to cellars r. Fciice court
ter shootinr- rski- - CITY linits
M -as eouvi-es ~ his orn
sIa-enenr. ard TIE testinonT - f01r
-s-esses. a esr rl,x TIE xsse-rnenf.
.-~trr hat tke r7i-ei Sts-es lad 70
hurness s--sirz sol1ierz sre-rsee
and divs-s snd z.n1ry osher anpzfri-
ctte r-narEs. 49, freely af-zilfss'
-han cau-d - c--rr. thst - as an
-ls crsnk srd AZ ~ rrn4rks ver-
rasde rh~n - bad h~-r1e excff-.'
"a nzf - - zleHmenf ebosf -.
rsIicF q as nafiuu n rhe vorid rar
I'd = an oiz rnios so5disr. d-srs !
p<nsf0n- ss1 sseu's af 1essf ifzit NJ
-ritlciszs 70 - 70 p-opo<ifloa. g
rahap. he eoTer7merf ts.f f-efs an
r-res fo- AIN NY lar q kis lingnsi
1z.zD nooseszsS xEs kt<rz kl.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

Lcntcn. A1E - Russian prince
rko recently arrived IN Lonco1- 4c-
ccrting 20 re Daily NsHs c0ufirz-s
re sarue runorS cf she killing q
Ai-xis. ee sor % she former sDPe--
o. After fhs fAtker wss executed.
t1e Bo,s1es Il vent 10 TIE soa- s4y-
t--- We kinst yozr fzfAer--a doc e
ssaih for a sog-
Alexis 5lrsf l1to fears ard cu@ o.
the bart tten 500, him dad TIE
toy as so1-reen ye4rs ot age On
ley 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
federal cot Rr 10
BIZ HELD At Enid

4 telegram ~1s received this morn
rE srou Crifed Sfaies Jldge John n
CCrersl nox "a W.a-~soTa. irausm.t-
tlg 70 Clerk A r Doite. orders Tor
tern % Uaiiet Ssates cs1rs a. Ensd
csnmezci-g Noz.2v. sept : II I'll
- : suTy term and WEl Be- prin-
cr2lly tevots1 t. ~ trizi o. Eioia ?
f.cns of espsouA-- acr. ard other al
if-ed disloyailisfs
Federal Judge S~ole-t has b<er
{. six-ared 70 preside a. this term a.
r. wfl - inp0ssisie fer Jutxe Cot
teal 70 - here a. that tine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
Official American
Casualty Bulletin

The following casualties arr FePoF' :
"a By the cssganzasiag general " the
auseracan Kxp~-a slan4ry Forces
Killed in 2rsion. ~: saissinS "a IS
,son g.. woandsa severely. 80. tiea
8. wcanas. 10, dlssi from accident an !
0nsr raases. i. eyauaea. degree IA
determined. -. prisoners. Z Ta,aA.
use
Killed IN Actor.
Private Fred Ialssl Narle~. Okla
Private leon W Coraon. Talss. okla
. Cd os wouncs.
Private Grvyer SassivAn Pryor. oE'A
~o1rcec Severely.
Pirate Willie p NorFi6. Bvezs. Okla
prsvate Alien Red. Ysle. uklA-
Private csSnA n Batter. Ne~ey
Okla
Private Henry Case, ssHsss.lisiiie
0sA
.cosoec. Degree Unseserwnined-
Private Rober = Brown. Noe''
Okla
Private Ho~ard Piper. Eai1. ossA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
pUsstss Way WORKERS
Sex

Sxty per oenf q she rzIiroa1 wo-<
ers q. tke Nsr-s- -sIi~zv. rsa-fzx
f-un Pet-ur-zs - tss Arcfbc crssr
a-s r~Iu-Tes - - szff-ria< fron sy-
,Aos1 fever and sesrsy as a result q
- IA g fscsst.Ys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
4-us MORALE s-or TO PIECES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE
.cu-r-s. sh- belief prevails szozs ~
allied leaders saAt he Nin try tor .
.a-her.Are" y.efofs Al i-Sst A. tAe
.are.s mean. os Sitting dlscont-ai
ID he .afksr,ant
Great si..~ i--e esssinl
There Is Ntfla grcsTeet q ! ~
sunp,soz q. ihs lzaiticas schemes
nat a. German general STAR lateut
sAonla b-iug their armies % Parls
or dowu ths Somme 10 tAe ssa- %
e1th 70 carry -Ans - Er1uio-se -
a s1cc@ssfgi osnciusio-. Lgt~r..'rtt
m-sr needs dispose G. sxic- H. r-rl-
tsr q divisions ~ has s1sec H- car
TON strike 90 q .ss1ty o. rh.rty nile
.-crt ar1 ---erls-- t~1 o. tre-ry
us.es a. ~ b~st wi,h the n1. Foser
he -o<sesses More taan rk1-. i ap-
ears ron authoritative i-tor1ation
have 49, asse 70 cbtaiu. i luite
ir ross sls
o. jar . ~ G-r-4- n.sss1 -
saves co-sls-s-t - .o-ty-seveu tivi-
s-cus TwertF-tzo ~ere used up .
sse IEhti-g tron - Mar-e 70 u
Vesie. Fsvs or X have b~su satlV
r-rist s.-cs Il i-cariT Accc-ti-z
r. ,he -c~t relia5s tasz. no-e o. -
s,vi.Gc-s tszs rst OF C cozzissio-
ret savs h@e- resor-et
Co-ssq1s-riv. f11eziorff cz- -
ccu-f or zo-s ,haa iz-euty -ir.sso-.
g. IS g-7e-ai 'sserves. Thsse u
ts-zs a. -es 49, t-oo-s ava lizat-
ne ozlr cske- c-ack German uri,l
sfs either II - Ire r. Psartv d,
toc eraaustes 20 - e arr vsi1e f-'
T. co-sstsrzh-s r--icd l. tke Caaz
rsE-e there s-e- rira : ssw ercer-
t-.1s- c-ir secori -rzte tivisio-s
isrzsfurz % iz7tEeh- tcr ~ zCsN
-zrs. an to or iaree Alsfriaa O.
! rIsiocs 4 reserve
Froz scissors 70 Wai- a. uassi-es
hen Jaa = 10 sare. - h4T- is-rii
ned ro-s tha- sirfy Ge-ns- siEiss1-s
- cozrz- i-cilz az tie trszfg-tuI
merfi.-et Above. 80 zs-d q, II
slrszg-h = ri<-@s -ep-eseztet by thesi
dfvisbczs r. co1ssse-sbly Erszts- tha'
thst bruzrst to b@zr ~ the ai-5es Gar
"a the szz- p--cf
sliies 49, -sls ssp>-o~ity.
Wa * xczl6 - o5F5o4siF irr-u
2e- 70 reveal rhe errert q this -
ps-iority. 3 nay - stafet thst h<fu-
,iarrA = to en-zy rss ta--ry -fIF
: Liv-iozs sfrurEs- fhan H. a-uies c
FocA. ard. a. Al - rord knox.
- rnlied States aioa@ has 80
tbes ls13-1 II Frznce t. eQzIxalen
q F1rtF-fsse G.rrnzn slvfsio-s
DFsto1s 49, znSe- Pesshinr'
mz4-a a-s ru1e-iczuv e4naf 4
kzsf % sixty German 6irisso-s Ss-r
gc-@ ! o1r z1Iies. a7t 1erhs-s -
- ~ reil have co-e % --ziire IN
rsr Ser z1-- oz- so1tie-s -. bs-tz
rgk-srs "a, rs bo<ses-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
REQUIRES MUCH "nED
TAPE TO SECURE SUGAR
Merchants Are Warned BY Food
Administrator That Rules Be
Enforced; Certificates
To Be Issued

Merchants arr ordered 10 kee9 a
strict recc-d OF st sagmr ss.ss 10
consumers. gsvln.. same AM ressdence
a. parS AAsers ana make weekly re-
acrs hereafter 70 ne coanty food "A Z
rrlninstrasox.
Heretofore oniy > small p~rc~ni "
nssrchauts ~ sAe ceansy have com-
IT'D wuA this Fs'ls. according TO T.
s SmgsA 1ercaants sAilsng 10 max.
srch resost ~all have their S2Pqis ~
Sax4r eamr~sssa .ar September. aa-
,sss a rpasonabl- excuse Is offered
,ur sAsssag during vhe past Sc Gays 70
Ehs se sScA r~p8r. and unless such
rsF0rs s sslea os September !. the
. osMeut for S~a @mher ~lll he cAn-
e llsa.- said r Smith saoa aseHs.
icfay
Tne imN os sales for town people
il two rosuds s9r each family and :
pounds for oaansrs consumers T~er-
u -tsse roarss for canning ~ssA order
sfeM ths locAl t,o.s administrator. II
= 'r@ : requires iaAr = poanas -
Repaired. merchants must saye al or
- signed heso delivery et sugar
ear be maA The mervhsnt aasf
also snA0rse On ne hask o. sA~se or
d. r. before seasIas 70 c b Ans~s. FED
sAl so0a administrator Failure 20
"a 50 ~isi delay ~ securing ot cerfi-
tie4tss for sugar from the ioe6srs
TAese rules are effective urti. far
fsev regulations are received from the
state foa1 41rinssirstoF
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csssas TeA SUPPLY crarsILso

TIE r~snmrilsi. % frz1r vita ~
Nkralns led 20 the gener1i o~ii.t IA
Germany shzt thsrs ~oE.s - mare
Ia .0r the Huns. bat ihe Bef'is t.
.esreisans safs unsortana.s.Y. fhrse
hoa@s h4r. proves decisive
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L dos r1< c1re he ,roge,e srd males
The skin o,-~5 A7plF BAi.i-ARDs
SNOW LiNiNEST. RnA x a gen,iy
% the sffsr.e1 arts I, rel,erss i.cs-
lrg Instantly At 49, zpplicatlors
removes he cause thus performing
,=rrlAre- g.re Pssce &c. sc ant
800 p-< e.s.t.e Sod ~ o.! Dr.g
store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
WORKING seLc,Ass As SLAVES

One Thousand Inhabitants % CO...
usi west Fiant-rs. have been csn
r.ilsd 10 20 20 S-,aa. France. wasrr
ts.s Germans are making thrm "a &.
roads ant ak trenshes Grti1a- .cr-
Aals work miia lAe reiklau
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Tne 1dyarsagv conferred upaa So
fsisers legsoaas i. By ihesr ripe ex-
srie.ce ard the mastery .zShio1 y
1ish taey are va 5 more than Oft.
=. s. tie Aner4saas yoasAia. tresa-
r.ss a-s arac-. SAosk sroors mss'
yoaux. un~r2rlaA AAea- NeH q
~ aale.t leader sr wt.i 1val '1e-
iesAinE
gltty par cezt a BE German estee-
t.ses arr anaer = or over = wears
-,-. whereas fats = p~r oens 9. oa'
boys arN betwe4e 2. ana ,.
TIE Asisas of constant oOmhai has
uorz ihe Germ ke~rneSs 20 ne
sarisAins poin, Tasy .nsi tisAi AID
;.ahl valAntiy sna skilliul,y. has wiA
4oEs-auess izste1s d. dash The vas'
4 s'tfs-~-cs h~gwee 1 or nen and saeir.
10 earhasiFe n tAe Prssea@rs taken
e.,her SIDE
Ev-n ~. Gers s.. uewspar@rs hare
mentioned fA~ Ansrscsn 5rt~Onsr~'
5is5rcila4ton Is 4nswer their caHs0rs
Caesious Frirx. on the other hand
.sch a. arr ins-.~cgs,et sisily t~iis
ssev thiug he kaows
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a palpssLE a5suRoiTy.

when we are s-ytns 70 raise eight
r.s.ions ia ayes one wear does Il
how ccnamcn sense 70 slloW BE
~asts 8. tuo ant cus-has b.liiaus !r
tsnEiugs
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s-us v-eosrs sun.
oEFEssELEss FISHING CRAFT

NgIsen- Hollzrd. Az E-s<ve-
fIshinE bcsfs have 49, sg-k ~ fhs
sane s1blzrrs Th-s. e hen re-.
.. Dztch r-EistrT. Tse crews q th-
Destroyed soats 2ss been h,3es
ksre.
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MA TO BELIEVE cAs s-ceraes

The AzAeasey- 1ascA Company. %
? LoaAs. in an 13vert isenien,. stated
,hAi II used saep1 cars a year. Aud
we understand there IS a shortage 6.
rolling stock
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The hsnpback sainon Is common N
n. res; coast rivers cf America. from
California 70 kiaskz. ~ vel a. on The
aslsfic coast
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aoLEY LEY! KIDNEYP!Il q! !! !, !!!L'

co-7o-zl Ed15e ueD---c<t hss AZ
rived safe = F-z7c<- srco-1i-x - .
po-aI czr< received ~ Is r1otks-,
Nrs xx-y Ncrs-Do<-
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o-s.es r,s.eIes cAsn rs-Ie

3est-cys tie rliar.ai germs wnico
are transmitted 70 the hioo1 By the
Malaria Mesquite Prsce &c
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Children Cry
FoR FlErcHER'S
CASTORlA

FOR RE<T-7e1 roc1 hoase az Cei
Ezs Csevean1 Pstfer-rz R-s'
Estate ExckarEe
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ipLEY LEY nIDNEY l!!.!!! ]. Fill z! !:

Every Chinese sunk has an eye
carve1 on ne boz in order 70 -see-
vhere 4 is going
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Frffy tz,sored lsh<r@-s ro- 80
sslAt1g surk a. S0-rolk. Va Mes
ne =; CzT Hal a. o'cio<k Tzess1y
Do--ins p-spe-ed e % Cod -zx-s.
boart fz-uisas1 also frz.<par-stlo.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE
sources. III h=ii-s prevails kZc-s ~
allied leaders shAt hr Nlll try for 3
,a-he-.Artr x.efors a. i-1st A. III
arrest mean. ot Sitting dlsront~ai
IA he .arkerl1rt