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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
WARS ARE ALWAYS
WOMEN'S WARS.

Women have a tremendous re-
sponsibility in this war, Ameri-
can women are ready and eager
30 comfort at a time when com
fort Is most needed, reaching
out their hands across the sea to
No Mans Land. So It is every
ones duty to help back up tho
the Red Cross. Our boys have
courage and strength TO meet
the Hun, but they need the
greater courage of our women
who are left behind 10 back
them up. Many woman feels
discouraged, listless, blue, over
the fortunes of war because she
Is run down with the ills that
affilct her sex. She needs g
woman's g tonic and a body build
er that will give her renewed
strength better spirit greater
couxage. Such . tonic and nerve
builder is DR.. Pierce's Favorite
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
CARlCATO.

ma de Thrcurnut Y de Courtra!r les
impide de ahora en- adelante a los DO
chcs cl pcnsar on Lille Y probab!emen-
&c tambien ValcncieneS ONO en- IN
punto dc apoyo. En- cstas condlcioneS,
' admi;iendo CHE Ludendori pueda
r~eDlegarse sin desastre, 81 nueTa IL
nea de rc.rincheramientos tentra q
ser Nevada mucho mas atras, des-
pues de una evacuation de cerca dc Ia
mitad del terreterio beIga.
Tales son las magnificas perspetl-
vas que nos brinda ia cfersl.a dc
FlandeS. Son denaSiado bellas para
que no Sc nos ecne en cara que nos
entregamos & pensar Ell sus corsecuen
ciaS con IN opimismo exagerado. Por
10 Gemas. las victorias de Foch son
tan brillantes Y los resultados de 50
intelligence Y tenaz otensiva tan ma
ravi.loso5 q nuestra confianza en- e.
hace r~etrcceder diariamente los llm-
tes de nuestras e~spcrarzas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

. I 0"r-t@ 90 "t .3uf't" p~'~ -
joreS tropaS Observation-Disclosures Y con
las belgas". Esta Ofensiva. alberta
Ell II De cctubre sn Ia mariana. tomN
las ~propcciones de Z gran victoria
en- las cuarcnta Y ocho horas sigu:en-
ties. In cfecto. on estos dos dias. los
Al;adoS liegaron a las puertas de Ccur
trai Sc apoGs.arou &c Thourout;
c=earon ieua!mente. I'm sa!iente muy
rronunciado en e f-snIe a!cman. So
bCc 81 cuai deoemos concentrar MUGS
ira ~atcnc!0n de una manara muE eS-
r.ciai.La s;nuosidaG del frente desde
c! mar del Norte hasIa WeST1cq es-
0oza una tan precisa que
Se rrecLnt1 uuO :: los a!emaneS po-
dram escapar al desaStre complete en-
Bjig;ca. Ia t9ma &c Thourout poc los
Aiiados. des&c 81 mOnIento cue poHe
en- peiigro Immediate Ioda Ia Inca enc
nigga. 6esde ese pinto haSta ei mar
del Mort. 10 es dudOSo cue le pareZ-
ca urgente = LUdendoTff hacer IN re-
pliegue: poro "a situacion geografica
crea aGui TN peligro particular: pues
81 commando alen,2n tendra que eSco-
ger entSe aos alternatives Que pue-
den serle iguaime2te faJales: o bien
tendra que aiargar 81 frente para
mstene1le apoyadG en- I! mar . bien
tendra que %renunc!ar 4 eSSa se-uridaG
Y deiar Su flanco Gcrecho al descI-
biertc. Es inGt;l a%resar que, en- el
| primer caso 10 nlismlo QUO CT ei Segun-
do. ell Ma.iscal Fo,h no d~esgprovecha-
~ IA orasion quo So lie ofrc-ca de csta
n,auera para voitear LNGo el frente oc-
cidental. va sea pc BrujaS o ga por
Gante.
! Sin embargo. cuando p~resentamos
estss dos alternatives. coiocamOs a
ILudendorff en- la situacion mas favo-
rsbIe: admitincos l2 posibilidad de IN
renIiegre de 81 fcente entire Thou
roat : ell mar. NADIA indica que Foch,
! deiando,e tempo de ilerar a cabo es-
te ret>oceso. le pe-mita salvar a toias
les trooas Que Sc hslian "a casi "em-
( bc.allacas'' en- csc -incon de Be!gica.
iD2S las tropas &ag!o-franco-be!gas
0a-:e-,;erdo hace- nsyoreS SuS ven
yeDta;as. cier:an su empGje d-ecsa-
me3te hacia Srujas. Y no so!amente ei
t"embotsiiaIniento' sera entonceS IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
LA OFENSIVA EN- FLANDES

hecho rea!izado. sino que todo este
frente occidental Sc cncont7ara vol
teando por cl Norte. Resuilado gran
dioso. Prelude dc I'm iminente desas-
ire boChe.
No Sc insistira. pucs, demasiado,
scbre la impcrtancia capital de la ofen
silva de Flandes. Per muy resuelto que
! este a usar dc gran moderation
para c~alcutar los n de manana
y para computar ell el gabinete las
! ventaias de una man!obra eStrateglca,
| es impossible apartar de maestro eSp!-
ritz la idea de que el Nariscal Foch
ACADIA de entatiar en- Flandes Ia opc-
| saci6a mas importante de toda Ia
guerra. Sc tiere Ia impression dc Que
{! Jefe de los eiercitos aliados ACADIA
de iniciar la gran partjda, lazandosa
! 4 Ia ofenSiva csrrateglca precedente
q Ia decision final. Fl rcconccimiento
| efectuado en- 0stend por I'm navio IN
giles parece indicar. por 10 demaas.
que una cooperation de las fucrZas
navaies inglesas Sobre la costa belga
rs sido previSta. 10 que no hace slno
rcalizar la importancia del proyecto
de Foch.
De c~ralauier modo que clio sea, Ia
operation comicnza de la marera mas
| feliz Dor medic De IN avancc rarldo
! en- ur frentc de 30 Kilometres. por ia
tcma de posiciones de gran va!or CO.
nc Thourout V Courtral. por IA cantu
IA r. millares de prlSloneEoS Y dc
cenlcaares De pleas de artll!crla. Go
mo resu!tados inmcdiatos dc cstas o.
p~eracione5. entrevemos IA liberia
cion de Lille. RoubaiX Y Tour
| Going en- I'm brevc GiaZo. FL de-
torao = Francia de cStas tres
grandes ciudades, que sutren deSoe
haze cuatro aIos halo Ia cruel domino
ci6n boche. seria va iii fruto pre2Ioso
de ruestras beilaS victoriaS de t!2n-
des. Pero. por otra parte, uene tam
b;en significacion estrateglca con
| siderable. Coaio 10 declamoS mace po-
CO. 81 los alemanas tlenen q nten-
at-ncherarse Ell posicioneS preTara-
das durante 81 actual ~retirada, va no
son libres de construir en- donde les
p!azca ell Pillar norte de su nnevo fren-
do de una Inca trazada por Lille, Va
lenc;caes. Naubeuge e Hirson Y que
correria en- seguida a 10 largo de Ia
f~ron.era yhasta el sistema for
tificado ThiouYille-Metz. La To-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

\ Ia laz Ge .oS ICimoS comuncao"S
50 com2rcnGa pG~-fectamer:c que q
P-i3c;pe Maximiliaro haya acog:do lie
tan bqcn C-ado IA proposition rete-
ra2te q la evacuation del PreSidente
Wilson. Los eie-c;tos del Kaiser Sc en-
c,crtraa en- ana S!tuaci0n ia que "a
e-acuac;on dc los territories france
sas invsdiGoS 20 miSE2o que Il lie una
cr.n crate lie B5lyica Ia lleg2do q
ser ccsa Ge a5soluta neceSidac. Wen
dose L.uGsHGorff o5igado = bat:7Se en-
resirada. ~ gah:e5no nc harla nlnGu-
NJ concession al a5arGonar 10 cue Sc
'hallaba q pun.o de perder.
Les avsnccS &c los AhadoS en- el
frente occidental nan Sido muy rap
dos prssto Gue. en- me2os de tres ne
So, 81 Ma-iscal Eoch IA c~escatado'
pocc mas 0 menos. IA uitad de los u
.rr;tor.cS cue Sc hailn52n occp&coS
per G. eremigo el * &c julio. Zero ID
irrpcrtancia de los progresses reanZa-
.asAos deaic q dia - one e"cA aSo-
MO IA oten$:ra no debe meIirse sar
80 r,~ n extension de tcrri,Sr.o re
conau,stado: Gicaa i~mporGancia sc ma
Ia f;.ada Dor CT raior estcatsgico de
las nGsyaS p~csicioncs aSi como ,poT Ia
s~:tuac;or n~rilitar creada G eSta ma
rera en- e. .frerre occidental. Como 10
p-evetsmos e. OTTO dia, e maclZo de
Saint Gobain. Pillar central de Ia Inca
alemaus e. e. fre0te franco-oelga,
cayo 7"coz "a Gespues de los cxltos
ne los .Al.a4o< al &orte dc San Quir-
tan. en- e. Canine de las Damas Y a!
Norte ns Rc'noz. DCSde entoGceS. IA
reriraGa oushe - ha acclarado en- TODD
Ell frsnte. deSie .. Arsonna haS1a Is
Fere. de -sl r7aHe-& aue los AIiados
han uceado = "a Inca del Ainnc Y QUe
Ia "bolsa' que r!ene 81 punta hacia e.
Sur dc Ia fioresta &c Coucy Sc en-
eue.-a reircida a meiiaS Va En- unos
cuantoS diaS mas 10 Se-l comp!eta-
meate- SIN Gu&s. puss asi 10 iadic2
nUoStro couStantc avancA N n direc-
cen Ge GI:se V dc Hrtoa que poae
en- oeiiero codo . rUc han caetado
del Saiie2-e &oche lie Saint Goba;r.
Ea los momentoS misTloS en- Gr,
recib.amos los Scmunicados Ell cue s.
6aba cueAta de los GXitoS ai.ados de-
Arizona a Disc. INA Importance not.
Gin nos ga t-aida. por orra parse
por les de- ach9S. Il dc ara osensi"a
en- F.an4cs, emprsn3ida con las me.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
ESPERO SEES MESES

S!LAO. GTO. Tn conocido irarendado
d. las -ccrcauiaS dc c5.a CiuGaG. hGb'a ace--
CT De Il Sensapers2. cI J'aico de los ncrvios
QUE cs:a sdquiricndo gran fGma en- TODD Me-
xico. Ea dicho 10 siEuientc: "Eace seis me-
ses tome este medic nento y cstoy conven-
edo Dc los maravilloscs resultados de IN
Seusape-sa. He es;,cIIGo seis ncSes para
s:c.r con .oGa sr---id1d c5tas dcclRrac;o-
nos. pero ac~tuainentc 10 hago con tods sim
cer:I:.d. : sin ninguna -acillci6n tengo =.
u!:stu de reconlead2- csJa eNceie1te meGi-
CHA.
Ia Scasapersa es ua t0nico poGeroso. &C.
inlivo tic les nervioS y regeneration de = az
brc: da excelentez y r!pidos resuitados. de-
DIDO 4 sus propiedades oriea!aies. On casos
DE- insomnia. memorial dcb;!. dehilidad cc-c>
bral. indigesti@n nervios.. SalFre empuurc-
c;ia o en- cualquiera ot-a clase &c debilidad
rarviosa. VI sea mental o Gisica.
No ~cnntienc mercu-:o nj cualquiera otra
Iroga daHoSa y yenc-alnentc aCncnta q! do
Bile. en- ccho dias. n fuerEa nc-r.osa.
Sc garantiza IN curaci6n o-sc devuelve ci
iiaero. Sc vende en- todaS las droGue-ias o
sc manda. porte paGaGo. = 500 In GAIA. ira
,e-ica;o c~orrplc.o de e cajas Dor $500. Dor
= ''R-r"n E~oOgt Co." D"pt. IS, - Cor
,!ardt St. New York. y. y. Chdv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
PEDRO RECiO
QUlSIC0SA

La Muy Eachc Canara "cFllar-sas-
tres. auriGas. pintorcs de ollita.
musiccs 'ii-iccs', y mil;tafes ca
rranclanss-ha decidido discutl7 el
proyecto de verder COMO fIcrro VIC
jc Ia aimazon granIiosa del fala-
c;o Legislative en- construction.
No Sc difa que a los padres de Ia pa
tria no Sc les ocurre NADIA dc pro-
vecno, aunque sea vonIer las vigas
de Ia casa de la fam:iia. Y Il "a
sahana santa. 81 a mana la tHvie-
a
Eel padre arriero, cl hijo caballcro, y
cl nieto pordicrasero," dice el CO.
nocido refran que esta ca"cRdc So
bre Mexico con!c mi ssntencia bi-
blica. pues los que echarOn los CT
nien,os dc Ia g~ranieza d Mexico
trataiaran como negTcs ell su cm-
Dresa ' viviercn emo ca5aiieT1s en-
In suituosa casa isvantada cen Sus
names V ahora, los Nietos ae IL ST.
tuaci5n actual cSian vendiento las
leyitaS...... Y tlSIa les Ca!z0ueS
del difunto para pcier If WHEN
CJ......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
ASUNTOS DEL Ola

J yor ST clio &c PGrecseFG peq"eHa
presba. Y te empeaGfGS en- Seg@tr
neaqndo. he agltf 0trG que h0o'u ae
conrsacerte de seg'1o. Il mehoS que
tengcS las asa eHceiGhcc mas dura
y rcbelde aue IL miSn,iStma PieGra
5~erroqae&d.
Til scbtCs Qge CHbaHo. en- ct dyef
nefa$t0 en- Ell que no te dsJaron go
.cr de los b~eneJicloS dc Ia deH'ocfa-
ria u ye tHrieron Gt0r@ehtdd0 poT
Ia mas horrible dc los tU'anias, q"s
~ II es5ado aortcdo qic SC llama Goa
buj!a. terra uau crtersG region c"Bo
subsueio gsurdGbG miiloneS de tone
,adcS dc carbon, dc cNyaS Mt3G$ sc
obtenic TODD 10 ore hobian menester
as fGbricaS q las iocomOtofnS mes
coaGs q AIN Sobraba para queen del
ertyopjero 10 s0tcitdse. =. .
FooG@o. las coSos hGR lido tan 5ied
tai he mejorado Ia c0ndlclom dc Ia
miaeric n dc Id irdHstriC cn Mchicc
g.e e mismo Estado dc Coch"'G q
cqbq de comyyGr en- este pas. a
meaos que qVmieHtGs tonetadG$ dc
cGr60a.
y ESQ 10 qae Ell go6ciTno SO DIR
70 he proDctido hacsr tet'ces " Il
hombrcs dc Merico. y emPie=o q cam
piir mi promesa o~horrd"do'es trace
10. 10 cpGl go es IN prmcip'9 &C :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Horas-de 9 a.. m. s. S ,. m.
Danfingcs--ae 8 a m. a 2 p. n.
70 dog todas las neiieinas necc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

La influenza sigue hacienda dc las
suyas en- Mexico. especialMente
entire la genie EoSCe.
10 cual es ina ironia dc la suertc en-
el pals dcndc mas ir0nica la suert"
Ia s;do con las r1nres gertcs-
II al mcEcs les pegara Ia Influenza
4 las gentes de i~ufluencia...
Er,orces, Ia aversion que los mcXica-
ncs estan s.rtis2do rST los micro
bics de- Ia Influenza, 80 trScarla en-
adcruci0n por haber acabad0 car Ia
mas pernicicsa DC las influencias
Il ha s"fri4o II ReDubllca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

.ihcra Ii Ia esco5a Gemocratica de
las naciones a. Ia Entente esta ba-
rr:anco mili.arismas, tiTsnias Y &C.
bierros dsscot;ccS Y brutG!cs, las
q del co7stitucionallsmo BOZ
shcyiki Sc sienten iaQIietas porque
temea.qur les sea b2rCida IA teia de
IN ~csco5aZ0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Dicese Qu2 Carranza Va L pagan 10
que debe Il los harccS.
EstupeRGa 1~0ticia.
incredible.
La unica manera d. admitirla como
cierta es pensando que ell l!usi:e an
ciano vaya a hacer 10 que aigunos
tracalercs que pagan Il dcIaa con
Ia intenciGn de qre les fen II can
tidaa mayor que la pags1a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

rTr~&,--scs del foare<a p=ra IA PEENSA'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
INCOME AND PROFITS TAX
RETURNS MAY BE TlLED

War income tax and excess profits
tax returns for individuals and cor .
porations may be fled any time dur =
ing March. and must positively he
made on or before April !. tho Bureau
of Internal Revenue announced today.
Lack Of information as to wh@hSr
the extension OF time for filing re-
turns applied only TO corporations has
caused many to make inquiry at the
bureau and It has notified that re-
turns Cor all iormS have been included
in the extension
Commissioner Roper Is preparing, =
group Of financial experts TO be called
the hoard OF excess profits tax review
ers They Will pass OH the knuJty
problems of the excess pNolits reGpia
lions, ANA each member will We
specially adapted to furnish inforua
tion on specific branches of industry
such as steel business. mining, baul
ing. and other divisions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
0LEY KIDNEY PILL
81 6ACKAGHE Nluk~Y5 AN0 esAQGs
OLSNlITH SAYS WAR STAGED
FOR LONG TIME YET

Capt Vernon Olsmith, son OF Post
master Olsmith, arrived in the city
this morning to visit his father and
sister short time He is en- route
on delayed orders from Alcatra2 Is
land, in San Francisco Bay, where
Re has been stationed in command
the past year and a half to his new
pest of duty al Chicamaugua, Tenn
Capt Olsmith saw service with the
Pershing punitive expedition into
Mexico and wears the bars denoting
stch service. He speaks in glowing
terms OF General Per3hing, declaring
he is the right man in the right
place
Capt Olsmith is rctICenl on war
topics. but believes the big conflict
l. staged to go many months yet, The
captain is In line for promotion and
will soon be wearing the major badge
o: the regular army. Army life has
developed Olsmith wonderfully. Ills
hundreds Of friends here rejoice IN
his success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
Guarding Our Lines

Guarding our lines is like guarding
our health - We must encourage the
care OF our bodies - train our organs
for bodily endurance, efficiency and
full achievement. 1t is not 90 much
Il necessity 10 fight disease as TO cult.
Vate health.
II we want to increase our cbances
for long ite-Dr. Pierce, Of the Sorgi-
cal Institute. Buffalo, n. y, says.
Keep the kidneys in good order. Try
to eliminate through the skin and in,
testines the poRona that otherwise clog
the kidneya. Avoid eating meat aa
much as possible; avoid too much aalt,
alcohol, tea. Try milk and Veaetable
diet. Drink plenty OF water. obtain
Amric double streagth ior 20 cents
at druggists, and exercise so you per.
spire-the skin helps to eliminate toxic
poisons and uric acid.'
For those easily recognized symptoE1s
OF inflammation, az backache. scaldinx
water" or ii uric acid in the blood has
caused rheumatism, "rusty" joints, stifi-
ness, get Anuric ut the drug store. or
send DR.. Y. NJ. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y, 10 cts. for trial package
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
GUTHRIE BOYS Ar TRAVIS
LIKE ARMY LIFE

Mrs A B and Miss Elizabeth Can.
field and Thelma Hollingsworth have
returned from q six days visit at Camp
Travis Mrs Canfields son, Vernon.
is trooper at that camp He Ikea
the work and is enjoying fine health.
III is the general opinion Of the so,
dlers and the people of San Antonio
that a general troop movement
Franceward will take place soon
said Miss Garfield. Among the Cuth.
rie boys they met at the camp wero
Ralph Axtcll. Ellis Millspaugh, Roy
Kelso. Herbert James. Harry Wein-
berger, Orlin Horne and Fed Brown
All of the boys like the army life and
are anxious to get chance at he
Huns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
4 FARMERETT[ ARMY;
GIRLS II SQUADS
Women By tho Thousands Or.
ganiSo To Become ilV Man
With the Hoe THIS
Summer

New York March 12--Plaas fos'
mobdignC Jho tarmeretlea Of tina
United States into nation-w wido ar
ny. 70 be known az tho Woman's
Land Army OF America" have boen
tentatively adopted by Representatives
az 925 New York women's orgaul20-
tions.
The Organization, which expects 10
place thousands of women farmers
IN agricultural sections throughout
the United States, viii have an eX-
ecutive committee in every state in
the union and committees in the
counties, which will work directly with
the local farm bureau agents and
grange
The t'niJod StataR department Of
labor VIII aSsIet III registering re-
cIaitS among tue womon for this farm
work through a farm labor employ
ment agent representing the depar
ment agent representing the depart
Eent.
The plan OF sending girls out 81
squads will be adopted rather gem
orally by the land army. The ques-
ton OF housing the girls will be- met
for the farmers b. Il system OF com.
munity homes for the workers. tn
trained girls viii bo given traini,G 6
at the New York state agricultural
college at umngton, at Nassar
college ond very other school that
opens agr IWra, courses to won y.
Tia woraar3 WIN BE registered and
suJ whc. 1ela cal for tlem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
MURDERED CHILD WHO
COULDN'T R[C|TE POEM
Girl School Teacher, Angry At
obtuSeness Of Pupil, Hits Her
Over Head Fracturing
Skull Must Stand Trial

Pittsburgh Pa. March l3-BecaUse
one Of her pupils, Esther Holmes,
aged II, could not recIte q poem.
which she had started. Miss Margaret
Snail, aged twenty. struck the child
fracurmg her skull and causing her
death
Miss Snail was held for murder
without bail, after hearing before
Justice of the Peace Harry G Tussey,
on the testimony OF Miss EUla Hop
kns, classmate OF the dead child
who recued how Miss Snail had de-
liverod a blow with q heavy paddle
The girl, according to the witness.
uttered about one-t third OF The 2oem
whom she hesitated. waited a Few
secohds and, announcing that she ha1
forgotten the rest of It. sat down.
Miss Snail" the Hopkins child
continued. ordered her TO get up and
finish the recitation, and when Els,
ther did not comply struck the blow
which caused Esthers death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
ARMENIAN BABIES AMONG
VICTIMS, HORRIBLE TURKS

London, March 13-Further Turkish
atrocities in Armenia, in territory
recently reoccupied by the Turkish
forces, are reported by the Armenia n
Information bureau
All Armenian males in Ssmsun on
the Black sea are being massacred.
even babies, says the report. ard
similar practices are 9oiuG on in
other towns
The Brest Litovsk peace treaty Inn
Piled thai Turkey would return 70
Armenia territory held by Rnssia, and
Vatican circles are greatly arouHed
over the possible outcome
II is said that the papa secret ~
of state has taken steps 20 soc0rc
frcm Constantinopl" assurances tha'
the Christian population viii be
81 AIRED.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS
OPENS WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Every commissioned and non com
officer N Guthrie Is expected to at
tend the school for Officers Wednes'
day night at eight sharp at the city
hall. Visitors are expected from some
OF the outside towns, and Col Barber
ard Major Pulse will give an hour
oi good work for these officers. The
governor will require a report on
each officer ne commissions as to at
tendance and interest taken in these
schools. Prompt attendance and a
deep interest in the work will also
have a strong incentive to more
prompt and regular work among tho
men who are expecting and entitled
to proper technical instruction from
their officers.
At the Monday night drill meet
Company A held an election to fill
The vacancy caused by Second Lieut.
John II Gatchell being called to the
colors. James Watkins was elected
to fill the vacancy This company
is drilling Monday and Friday nights
each week
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FORMER PRISON MATE OF
ROSS CROKER II nftU

Boston. Mass, March Ia local
food Inspector discovered by acciden.
that all camouflage artists are not at
the front
Salon SO red that It blushed like
O rougcd lady In the chorus, had
every indication to the eye OF beius
this years catch, but was contradic cd
hy the sense OF smell, Indicating that
The salmon was taken from Dayil
Jones locker some time previous.
T:r slab} Of fish, after tGorou4t
cogt OF red paint had been pat
through smoking process to destroy
The Odor
Health experts aro making a dag
nosis OF tho ''paut, and # found IN
furious TO the health the "eamouTlag.
or win be- sent ever the top"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
GREAT SHELLS IL, t.'3g r. s.
AMERICAN CUN bl
HsN AS P .salt IL

U9%Et
l., 2oh
oorsa.4 ut
Ameraor lo lraa e l
joel3 10 lla CONCLUSION H1
erloan lasJ lDera t-.s al
ot auea i tro l 70 eeet
maaa SO eanaoa 0.7u uar
lcr q raid.
Norma. artillery teAtar cen
Ia .hia sector. sbell7 talIin q. towns
On bole sIles o2 tho line "a. one
plcco tae Germans usol mlat1
sLolIs. a email number OF Amed-
con3 walkod through .ho Bas lltor.
Laat NIGHT an American p2trol Brought
81 an enemy snipoTs camoufiago suit
made OF woven hrownlsh-cglorei
grass tho samo shade as the lond-
5Cape, There was the usual work
by patrols in No Mans Laud during
the night hut no encounters haze
been reported
Conditions were excellent for fiyiue
AID many hostile and friendly nlanoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-13
SECRET MARRIAGE Is
DISCLOSED iDI DRAFT

Chicago. March IA marriage
secret that has kept for more than two
years camO to light toduy When prf.
vate Lester w Frederick who is IN
training with tho marine corps al
Qnautico. wrote his wife to notify his
parents, Mr. and Mrs s Il Frederick OF
Aurora. III
Private Freder1ck's bride was Miss
Katherine White OF New York. They
were married November 27. 1916, but
had Kept tho fact secret except to
several tHtimate friends in New Yorh
Recently Frederick was confronted
With the problem OF either announcing
his marriage by stating the fact in his
Questlouuairo, or Of 20 ing US a single
man and De drafted
While debating tho question bo-
tween thcm Frederick was ordered
tto report Tor duty lie cuose tn9
marine corps and was exempted iron
Graft Mrs Frederick camo on ID
Chicago today and mado tho au-
nouneement