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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
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Dlg In Buy Bonds Garry On
Euy More Liberty Bonds.


Can Now Eat ana Sie- IN Ccmfofh
III troubled W h Indigestion or
sleeplessness you should read whAf
Miss Agnes Turner, Chicago. lll. hiss
10 say. OycrwBfk. irregular meals
and carelessness regarding the or
binary rules Of health, gradually nn
dermined ii until last fall | became
a wreck OF my former self. / suffer
ed from continual headache. was un
able TO digest my food. which seemed
10 lay as a dead weight on my stom
ach / was very constipaled and nay
complexion became dark, yellow ana
muddy as / felt. Sleenlessness vas
added 10 my misery, and | would
awake as tired ss when ! went t'
sleep. heard OF Chamberlain Tab
lets and found such relief after taking
them that ! kept ap the treatment FOR
nearly TWO months. They cleansed my
stomach inyigoraied nv system, and
since ihaf tiaie | can cat and sleep IN
comfort am today entirely Well
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
HERE is ONE THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

10, reach ne ol1xi. The seat OF The
trouble. AMI Fld n Nseiem of lhe
cause ~ the dinea1s i : is aae
blood remedy thar hls for morr than
flffy year hcea clvins iriisg 10
even ne mosf aggravated aud stub
born cases u Rheumatism Il eleanss1
and iriyiliea the blrGd BY routing out
ail Traces ot al6e2se The experience
of others who have iAken s : s. will
convince yoa thai q viii promptly
reach Your ea1e You can obtain this
.Valnabie remedy az amy drAg tore
A vumsnle book on Rheumaiisn
ald iFs treatment together with "a
pert medical a8Yice about your own
Individual eaae Nlii 9s seuf abso
iaiely ffee Write to.fay "a Me,iieal
Department Svln SFeaiis Co. tst
Swifs labofHie4N tii@As8 GA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07

CUT THIS OUT 1T IS WORTH
MONEY

Don't Miss This. Gut oat this slip
enclose with &c TO Foley & Co. 2S5a
Ave, Chicago. m, writing your name
and address clearly. You will receiy"
in return a. trial package containing
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound.
for coughs. colds and crour N'ey
Kidney Pills and Foley Catha. 4, lab
let's Sold by Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07

Mrs A r. SID nberder. Rnckfleld.
Ind, states .or M attack az bron-
chial trouble which usually assalls me
ia the spring lnd ChamberaiR's
Cough Remedy the only thing that
gives me relief After using il for a
few days all signs II bronchial 'ron
bic disappear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
TWO DE .THS REPORTED
SINCE SATURDAY

Edwin s. Hal feed. who lived win
his daughter. Mrs. Porter. al lsi'
East Oklahoma evSaut. died Saturday
night. and Ms funeral was held from
The unaertakins garloTs of Patterson
( Paymal. ye~ierday aftefnocD. Ihe
1eceaaeI was ~ years ~ age, and me
RENAME were inferred az Summit
View cemetery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07
CON NGRESSMAN
'ElE c I R IF Il s
.BIc AUDIENCE
JOE q THOMPSON. WHO REP
RESENTS THIS DISTRICT
4 IN CONGRESS-. TELLS
WONDERFUL STORY
or THE WAR

or THE WAR
An enthnsia tic audience crowded
the o2tra house. Saturday nighl and
ilefenei 10 the message Congressman
Joe B' Thompson brought from The
fshting front in France with the clos
est attention and n lhe close Of 'he
meeting the crowd departed satisfied
that they had authenlic information
of condition Is they really existed.
Judge Frank Dale was called uson
q preside. and was II his best. He
sroke briefly in acknowledging the
honor. and said that he was decicated
to winning The war. brain. soul and
body. and that he had already sub
scribed the amount the committee had
allotted him, ana would respond to
The last dollar he possessed when
called upon for aid and support for
rhe boys on the firing line
Congressman Thompson Is pleas
in9 and convincing speaker Wothoui
any preliminary flouri hes. he gct
dawn 10 his subject ana The large
audience was informed and entertain
cd with conditions rs he viewed them
or the battle front lie urged the Mn
Ling 'of The Liberty Loan drive, de-
claIing II to be The blgc h0H ha
tie and said that VIII b' fian a
b,aten, The vic aus Qf tufl1
complete. anu aoge ~ ae 0N'i nn
conditional surrender was accepted
by the Prussian war lord The speak
es made flat denial Of ihc sonsati9nal
stories sci ailoat by some irreSEon-
sibie men who have toured this
country Ia regard 20 drinking alNAng
The American troo3. and declared
sl1t he had seen hundreds OF thons-
ards OF The boys. under an conditions.
in Tho trench, the cafes. the cities
The hospitals and in every possible
condition where duty called. and had
never seen even one case OF intoXi
ortion among the thousands ne had
met and talked with.
Your boys over there are cared for
with all that science can do for them,
ara their officers are not recklessly
rifliIng their lives. as is proven by the
fact that while nearly 1000 600 Amer
isan soldiers are in France. the loss in
battle. and deaths from disease is but
little more than 1000 men"
The Booster band played several
patriotic airs. and choir OF voices
from the University sang some ap-
propnate selections that added much
tc the occasion.
-"Iend As They Fight"
He Buys Best who Buys Quickly
Buy Your Bonds Now.
---"Lend As They fight"---
TO RELIEVE GAS IN THE
STOMACH.
which disturbs your steep. Just Try
one 50c bottle nf LAX-FOS WITH
PEpSlN. A Liquid Digestive Laxa-
live for Indigestion or Constipation.
Pleasant 10 take. Now made and r.-s.~
omnlended by the manufacturers OH
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic.
---"Lend As They Tight"-
Back the Fighting Men with
The Fighting Loan.
-"Lend As They Tight''--
There are 100000 British wage
earners now being paid from the pub
lic funds, either for service with the
cOsors or in munition work and other
war trades. xxsn
-"Lend As They Fight
= Buy Liberty Bonds and Keep
I Them. lrnlaEA:s lSkshtRi
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presiaen' wilson viii appoint a
commission Ia investigate Puerto
Rico conditions under the directions
ot tae National War Labor noafl
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Wnen he count.y goes dry July I.
rext. Hinky Dinkyr kenna. chicago g
veteran dispenser of Do0ze, will oien
AZ ice cream lafl0l. aad his bisGr
rival. Pat O'Maliey viii Iurn his 81
loon into a flower shop Why NOT e'-f
ii.to millinery Next 20 bccze profits
there IS more money 20 shct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-07

Inc Texas Wonder for kidney and
oiahn-r troubles. eryvel, diabetes.
weak ana lame back. rheumatism and
Irregularities 0f ts kidneys ami blad
der IN both men and women. Regn-
lates bladder troubles in children. Il
not sold hy druggists. will b. sent bv
man on reeeint Of sl25. One small
oot'le is two months treatment. ana
often cures Send for sworn testi.
monials. pr J.. W Han. 2g2s Olf,e
~. ~ Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists
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The readers of this paper will be
pleased 10 learn thar there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure In all IFS stages and
that T. catarrh Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Medicine IS taken in
arnally and acs thru the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces Of the system there
ug aesiroying the foundation of the
disease. giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature IN doing It's work The
proprietors have 80 much faith in the
curative sowers OF Halls Catarrh
Medicine that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that Il fails
to cure iSahd fof list OF testimonials
Address H. j CHENEY q co. To-
ledo. Ohio Sold by all Drugglsts. Csc
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The British Ministry Of Maaiilons
has ordered that the wages OF women
muniticn workers be increased Sl25
a week
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20
Personals From the Camp
Personnel Detachment

ries Of delicately adjusted vibrations be-
tween he and a she. We wonder what
chapter he quotes this from.
We beg to announce that Private Maoie
is now Il full-fledged citizen Of the
"Gank" family. Today's best laugh,
We have not heard Sergeant velders
speak Of Maisy in such long time that
we fear something is wrong Better
speak to Private Grice Petez; maybe he
can readjust the vibrations.
Corporal Greeley regrets to announce
that he is closed to all engagements oW-
ing to the fact that he is indisposed
Private Jaffe is really and truly at The
all hope Of a promotion in the Personnel
Detachment
Private Meth sprung something new on
US the other day when he went on sick
call He claims his feet were not nor
NAL Little cold Ell?
Did you ever stop to consider why Cor
poral Layelle and Private Legere can af-
ford TO be irnbued with such spirit of
merriment and frivoIity7 Why, its sim
pie. They have not much on their minds.
Pass the sponge, please.
We regret, the loss Of Private Alfred
Clark who has left for Camp Gordon to
train for a commission We an join to-
gether in wishing him the best Of size
cess. and feel confident he viii uphold
the record he already has established for
his excellent work and character
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20

Private Me.h had the distinction OF be-
ing the first Hancock rooter on the line at
the football game with the Charleston Ma
val team.
1T may seem like bold" facts, but the
number Of knitted wool skull caps that
are being worn on these cold mornings to
breakfast Is continually growing larger.
There's q reason.
We had a worthy sequel TO the story
OF the sleeping Beauty the other even
ing when Corporals Lavele and Ahearn
slept retreat Hows their pulse Docf
We are vera mucha grateful TO Private
LaMancusa for his many contribute to
Trenches Camps"
We would advise Sergeant Crandall to
write to Beatrice Fairfax for any infor-
nation he may require pertaining to the
art Of looking pretty when having photo
taken Smile boy smile.
And by the way, the sergeant has a
new hobby. He Is taking lessons on rid
ing horse with one hand on his hip.
Long expected arrived at last Corporal
Donnelly has an understudy now for I'm
Gle sam Smatter Pop? Congratulate
tions, old top.
According to the cooks, the best way to
get up on time in the morning is to set
your old Big Ben" before retiring. ASK
EN-. They'n tell you
Private Griee claims that love is a Sc
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20
Activities in the Second
Group

| The Sixth Battalion Officers Mess Han
nave added Il novelty for every week in
ne line Of vaudeville, musical and popu-
| lar song entertainments The best group
talent is evidently there
y NJ. c. A., X. Of c. and Jewish Wei
fare boArd have lifted the ban ON the
! (t1u) The doors are now wide open to
| the duarantined men once more The
sing songs days have been revived A
| fluctuation of the fatigued soldiers at
evenings participate in Singing the good
old popular song hits to refresh their
spirits Writing paper ana stationery
IS at your service and is free on re-
always be on hand as before
The Group Companies viii once more
resume the previous sing song arrange
ments as by order of the former Lieut.. :
COL Wallng. Company commanders who
have appointed song leaders in their
companies will be interested to know
that Private Einsun has made arrange
ments with several big New York music
publishers to furnish sheet music for
| their song leaders to distribute TO the
men
The following list for this week has
| been contributed by Jim Kendis. writer
I of Nathan, for what are you waiting,
Nathan" and can be mad free for the
asking:
l-''We're going to hang the Kaiser un-
der the Linden Tree" is song that Is
popular.
2-"Peach- Jam Maxim Time" is a
song of the South
S-"The Greatest Little Mother in the
| World, is song Of the Red Cross nurse.
| A popular ballad,
47--"That's What We Are Fighting For,
| soldier spirit
5-"The Older They Get the Harder
| They Fall" is fun of comedy
| 6-"When We Whirl Into Berlin Thru
the Air" fun of pep. boys
Brass band arrangements also gratis
Were Going to Hang the Kaiser"
We're bound to win with boys like
"We'ro bound to win with boys like
And "Peach-Jam Maxim Time
As the new song copies arrive they will
be listed ana distributed through A. Elm
son.
Several companies have organized base
ball teams. Good games can be seen every
week on the baseball fields south of the
| Liberty theater. Football sport is also
becoming active. Athletics can be wit
messed daily after drill and fatigue on
Come, boys, you've made a good show
ing; let's put plenty of cooperation in
| this big program of activities and drive
the blues away, Keep up the good show
ing.
Arrangements are being made for a
number super entertainments and shows
as soon as the Y NJ. c A.. X Of G. and
| Jewish Welfare BOARD will get a notice
| TO continue the big nights following n
| complete lifting of the quarantine Cheer
up till things hum again, boys.
| The United War Work campaign will
mean big future in store, So what do
we care,
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20
MACHINE GUN SCHOOL
NOTES OF THE WEEK

The NJ. G. S. is in the midst Of re-
organization, and instead Of the c. T. D.
and the r. 7. D.. the departments win
be known as the O. r. b. and the e. NJ
r d.
Chaplain Sskwor held an open air ser
vice at ~" 239 on Sunday morning. The
first one since the flu hit camp.
TWO Of the Machine Gun School Cos
had pushba1 game last Saturday on
the M. q. S. field.
Sch Co. 1874 won game Of baseball
from Sch CO. 1872. The score was Sd.
During the game a most peculiar acct
dent happened to Pitcher O'Dell Of the
124th Co. He threw n ball and brokke his
arm Just above the elbow Hard luck,
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SCOTCH HIGHLANDER
here TO help WAR
WORK CAMPAIGN

Lieutenant Donald Syme. Of the Sea-
forth FIighllnders. veteran of four years
Of war IS in Augusta to aid in the
United War Work Drive,
The lieutenant landed in New York
Saturday was week ago and headed
immediately for the south and has pitch
Ell right into the war work drive. He
has gone down to Gibson today with
Air. Probyu TO address a meeting.
Tall-he is only six feet four-with 4
hCyish face and wayy hair. this young
Scotchman little resembles a soldier. bur
re bears many scars as evidence Of his
contact with the Huns, and if anyone
doubts the fighting ability of these High
landers, let them ask the Huns what
tLey think of the ladies From He'll
as the Scotch highlandeTs are called by
the boehe on account OF their kits.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20
HOOVER SLATED
To VISIT BERLIN

Paris.--That Herbert Hoover will
go to Berlin within two weeks TO
study the German food situation
trsthand was the belief expressed
here today,
The plea Of the Germans that
continuance OF the blockade will
cause great hardship owing to the
food shortage, is expected to be
thoroughly Investigated by compc-
tent Allied authorities under Hoo
VeT'S direction.
should the blockade be lifted. it
is pointed out the entire food dis
trihution system Of the world would
be disrupted as the Germans would
be enabled to go into the open mar
ket and bid against the Allied and
neutral countries.
Aside from military consiGera-
atiohs. continuance of the blockade
is therefore deemed advisable as a
guarantee that Germany will take
her place in the food line with the
world.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20
ORDER REGULATING
BOXING AND WRESTLING

An order regulating wrestling ana
boxing throughout the camp has been
issued,
Captain James ~ Ashmore, the Of
ijcer in charge of Physical Train'ns
at this camp. has been given full iG-
risdction over all boxing and wrest-
ling matches to be staged 1t this
camp, and the following rules win gov
ern
An applications for permits to stage
public contests shall be sent in writing
to the or Ger in charge of physician
training, who shall have power TO
grant or withhold sanction for such
boxing or wrestling matches.
An public boxing or wrestling
matches must be conducted by off,
cials sanctioned by the officer in
charge Of physical training. and all
bouts shall be conducted under the
rules arranged by the War Depart
ment Commission on Ira ming CAMP
Activities
Proper Stage Arrangements. Posts
must be properly padded, and such
padding to be not less than three
inches in thickness. Ropes must be
wound. and the wrapping on ropes
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20

q
Paris
Have we introduced the public to our
two new authorizations? Well here they
are, The T. NJ. T. ID. and the o. T. D.
now the Q. T: p, takes the place of the
T. L, D., and the e, NJ. T. y. takes the
place Of g. 7 y. Now If you done know
what = NJ. r. D. and o T: y. stand for
or you did not even know that there ever
was such thing as G. 7. ID, and T. T u.
you can Just call l2l and ask for Regtl
Sgt. Major Rosenthal. We think that he
had something to do with ut
We are glad to have our young friend,
Pvt. johnson. back with us. He has our
heartfelt sympathy in mourning the loss
Of his brother
Corporal Testers wife is going back
to Gods country No more lodging Of
M. P,'s early To the morning. No moro
plugging OF bum bicycle at an hours OF
the night, 70 he brief no moro OF the Joys
Of married life in the army for you Cor
poral AIDES, Mrs. Lester
There is someone who always takes the
Joy ont of life. We went to the ball game
last week chuckling to ourselves, with a
504cent ticket we knew a civilian had to
pay dollar for. We were Just getting
ready to give the boys who We're not, as
yet, drafted the horse laugh but oh,
Gloom when we got u the park there
were hardly any civilians there, conse-
quently the laugh was on as.
"Hurrah! "Rfachine Gunners Are Going
to Get a Holiday Wednesday," There is
a question In cur mind we would like to
have someone settle for us, namely. "Are
we machine gunners or are we not %
Someone says NOT, How about the hol-
day?
Did ] hear someone say Can I get
furlough next Christmas2"
REGARDLESS OFF SEX? Or was it
r Il G AR l. E S OF SECTS? WHO
CARES?
Pvt Sneider stin carries on the Speed"
he displayed while up at Clinton At Fire
Drill the other night he joined our forma-
ton in his Pretty Pale Blue Striped Pa
iamas Some OF the boys tried to keep
pace with Pvt Sneider by coming out
IA la Salome." Pvt, Churchill even went
so far as to appear with the right shoe
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20
Hits From Headquarters
Company M. G. Z. G.

Justin McGraw. the eminent attor-
ney, who incidentally sports the title
Of Sergeant Major in the Judge Ad-
vocate's office, has announced that he
viii resume his divorce practice after
his discharge from the army. Denver
papers please copy.
Smiles Harbauer the perpetual
crouch Of Sergeant Fatima's tent. had
his blonde locks cut in anticipation Of
securing a Through At this writing
Smiles is still anticipating.
Our choice as an expert Captain Of
Walters is Sergeant II. H. Kuhlman Of
the Mess Hall Sergeant Kuhlman's
looks show that he hates himself and
others, therefore qualifying him for a
position with the leading Cabaret" in
Oshkosh,
What D'you mean Aiken? Ask Ser
geaut Gus Weiser Joe the Cartoonist,
Paine the Mimeographer Carl the De-
livery Bureau, and Alien the Wilkes
Barre, Pa, miner.
We hate to brag, but this aggrega-
ton are the only ones now in captiv-
ity at this camp that beat the NJ Prs
at their own game Nuf sed
Daddy Bauer tBoWwoW) the senior
ReBimental Sergeant Of the Detach
ment lis sure IN tough luck. Just as
he has arrangements completed for a
Joy ride TO the town made famous by
Henry Ford, il was called off because
Daddy lacked Il few pounds of being
proper weight in accordance with the
regulations.
Never mind Daddy. you still have
the village joker Earl Killcen, here
to amuse you with spelling bees.
Sergeant Major Mccarthy aud Cor
poral Mallory have left us for the o. r
). at Camp Gordon: We We're sorry 70
he separated from them but glad for
their sake and wish we could have
joined them for they viii probably be
discharged any day Best OF luck to
both of them: they are Aces.
Sergeant Major Bauer. known by
some as Daddy, nearly went after a
prisoner TO Detroit He had mis- shot
gun and shackles and everything ready
and all was well until a fatherIy field
officer int Headuarters heard of the
proposed trip and put the kibosh on
it. Can you imagine Daddy going at
ter a Bad Man His Wife would have
been widow, sure.
we are sorry to report that our
friend Private a c Dunn is patient
at the Base Hospital and it is our
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20
ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
You'll find Sloan's Liniment
softens the severe
rheumatic ache

Put il on freely. Don't rub it in.
lust let II penetrate naturally. What
aense Of soothing relief soon foIlowsi
External aches, stiffness, soreness.
cramped muscles, strained sinews.
back "cricks "--those ailments can't
hight of the relieving qualities Of
Sloan's Liniment. Clean, convenient.
p ,onomical, Ask any druggist for it.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20

.o'Del; just as you had them eating out
of Your hand, too.
The NJ. G. s. was a little Bit slow in
getting behind the United War Work
Welfare Campaign, but when they aid
they came across as the NJ c. S. always
does. The addresses Of Capt Taylor and
1t Roch were heard by practically all
the officers and men, Of the NJ q. s., and
were wen received Retreat was held on
the field Immediately following the ad-
dresses, and the National Anthem was
played by Headquarters Band But our
own band is coming aloag pretty fast and
soon VIII be out and play for us
Two Cos. from the Machine Gun School
will put on a game OF pushbali At warren
Park Wednesday, in connection with the
football game and Field Day exercises.
Come tut and see the fun
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20

on the left foot Steady boys. there viii
undoubtedly be more Fire Drills
Sgt. Landsman has been appointed
Color Sergeant Our congratulations,
Why not continue our GI.EE CLUB.
feliows We had good, start Let's ai
Thing.
No. Nobody hit pvt Schultz on the
optic Just stung by bee. At least.
mats his explanation Let's not doubt
his word.
Necessities Of Life.
Drummer jacob and his Bunk Fatigre.
FVt. Crane and his Zoe straight
w Rosenberg and his As You We're.
w. Noss and his Locator system
IVt Baker and his Index File.
aid 80 'NSHN'" fiSi
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20
HEARD AROUND THE PER
SONNET OFFICE

The Personnel Office NJ. G. School was
not mentioned in the armistice terms
therefore the personnel Of the Personnel
Office is still plugging persistenty toward
Paris.