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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-19
YOUR DUTY TO
Be ATTRACTIVE
Have Pretty Dark Hair.

LA Creole" Hair Dressing is the
original hair color restorer, and not a
dye, Applying Il to your hair and
scalp revlveS the color glands OF ma.
ture, and restores your hair TO q beau.
tiful dark shade or to It's natural color.
II Is the only hair color restorer that
will gradually darken all your gray or
faded hair in this way. No matter how
gray, prematurely gray, faded or lus.
terless your hair might be. la Creole"
Hair Dressing will make It beautifully
dark, soft and lustrous. La Creole"
Hair Dressing will not stain the scalp,
wash or rub Of, and Is easily applied
by simply combing or brushing
through the hair. Don't be misled into
buying some cheap preparation.
USE
IA CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING
for gray or faded hair and retain the
appearance Of youth. Also used BY
gentlemen to impart an even dark
color 10 their gray hair, beard or mus
tache. Sold and recommended by
Cranes drug store. Fairmont. ". Va,
Mail orders promptly filled upon re-
ceipt Of regular price, $50. la
Creole" Hair Dressing is sold upon a
money back guarantee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
Or DUKE WANTS
CLOSE STUDY OF FLU
Health Commissioner Believes
That tuberculosis Can BE
Controlled; Urges Others
To Help

oklahoma ciiy, Dee TO- The urgent
need Of properly equipped ssna1orls
ior the study prevention and cure ot
tuberculosis 10 This state 10 little rval-
iEe6 BY The public ls the statement
OF Dr " Duke. state health com
missioner In many communities
iaere Is absolutely mo provision for
caring for tuhercular patients. ana
even 10 the larger ciiles this provl-
sloa Is inadequate, he says There
Is need in this state FOR educational
work which will ie4ch people the
precautions they Can take 10 protect
themselves and others II is a com
munily task. and lh. state. counties.
& lies and other ,ommunliy units
should do their par, Eneouraeing
progress has already been made in
srousing public sentiment. and more
remains to De done
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
UNRULY HORSE TAKES
. PLUNGE INTO VINE DITCH
Narrow Escape For Mrs Tom
Nance. Daughter and Lady
Friend Child Not Hurt,
Mother Has Ribs Broken

Yesterday afternoon. white Mrs
Tom Nance was driving. accompanied
by her little daughter. aae a.fs Sut IL
tsr of Kansas City. Mo. her horse
became dnmanageahlc and plunged
over the embankm"nt into the Wins
street ditch At the corner OF Vine anh
Villas avenue. The little girl iumpe /
aud escaped seflofs Injury The
buggy WAS turned over. and Mrs
Nance suffered t~o broken rlbs. ana
serious bruises about th. tara and
body Mrs sutton VISA al tirat thought
10 have sustained a bfokcn shoulder.
bat the physician nov says that the
Injury Is spraIn she was badly
bruised about the fafs and body The
injured ladies' we're AZ once carried
Into brakes roomlgg house. where
they are nov under the doctors care.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Nance are well
known residents OF Guthrie for the
past eighteen years. but nov reside
en- The Beland farm. east Of this city.
The buggy was baeiy srocked. aud
although the ladies received painful
injuries, their recovery il Assured. The
embsnkment over which the horse
plunged Is about fli,sen feet and that
the Injured ones were not NOR. ser-
louely injured Is extremely fortunate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
RATES WILL
DROP, IS PREDICTION
Plenty Of Water VIII Help To
Reduce the Risk; Extension
Will Be Rushed Says
Mayor Hartman

Regarding the waterworka exten
sion situation, Mayor Hartman this
morning said
The long delays oceasloned by war
time regulations. has tassed and work
will begin IN earnest a. once 10 give
to this city an abundance OF water
for an purposes The Inconvenience
the city has suffered by reason OF
The inadequate water supply during
certain periods OF each year, with the
accompanying raise IN insurance ratss
and the moager supply impure. can
be remedied, and ihe sooner IT Is don
tLe better far all
Now that idnds are available. the
work 81 obtaining sufficient water for
the ciiys needs viii be speeded up
having at all times "A view to getting
the beat TO be had The city com
nies.onefs, with the cooperation oi
ihs citizens advisory committee. will
~ once put a competent engineer on
the job. and as sosn as a feasible
plan IL presented ana adopted, oper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10

IN federal court this morning was
filed the suit Of the c RI T. p Rail
read company against the Comancne
Lighi & Power company of Lawton.
in whlch tie railroad company CON-
plains tnst the ligh, company has
entered apon rs. righr Of way. in Co
ussnche and Cotton counties. and has
erected telephone poles and strant
aires on said right Of wsy for the
purpose 0. conducting . tdSsphone
service
The plaintiff asserts rat ssea en-
trance was witaosi permission. and
,lsthe telephone lines obs;ract fheir
possessions. and ask for an Injunction
% prevent ne light company from
farther r-espsss and an order re-
guiriny il TO remove from the plain
;lfrs right Of way all lines and poIs
80 erected - -s.csress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
SMALL HI.t/t. ~
III BBISlI RItI<aS ALARM

The tlfo department responded 10 4
fire alarm last night, at . O'Clock
which proved 20 ba a small hlaao IN a
pile OF rubbish ia ths rear pf Metz
lcrs second hand store on she west
nide. This II the season of tho year
when all trash piles. aud other fire
traps, shouId be abolished. and ID ID
up 10 the owners Of property 10 see "a
Il that nulsances Of this kind arc
ahated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
DONALD MITCHELL, WELL
KNOWN BOY. u DEAD

Mr snd Mrs r Is Mitchell Of ~it
North Division street. this city, re-
ceived word yesterday morning OF
the death OF her son Donald Mitchell
SUNDAY 81 Warlsnd. Wyo Mrs Nit
cheu al once departed for wsrland
bus the body OF the decreased had been
tipped 70 this city and the mother
psssed the remains of her son while
hurrying to the place OF his death,
be deceased having been shipped 10
his city for burial.
Donald Mitchell was well known in
this city. where be worked with his
lsiber. and his seresved parents have
the sympathy OF their neghbors and
friends n their sad bereavement. The
cause OF death was pneumonia csus-
I'd By Influenza. He was ~ years
ot age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
MORE HUN PROPAGANDA
IS GIVEN LIGHT
Private Letter FILES of Count Won
Bcrnstorff Unfolds Much In.
teresting History of German
Activities In u y.

Washington, Dor 10 More letters
from the secret flies Of Count Won
Bernaorif were read last niEht 90
the SENATE ommiasian investigating
German propaganda by A bruce nicl
ask. chief VI thu bureau or lnyrNli.
CATION Of tho depar ment ot Justice
Among them we're Instructions to
all German Cnunclh Ia th. United
States 10 gel German subjects out Of
plants producing maioflaIa Tor the
allies.
Ths councils were ordered To tiop
Gsfmans above the rank ol common
leborers from working in such plants
under section Of the imperial code
and 20 report 80 The German consul
ate at NeW York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
No Pity Should Be
ShOun in the Case
OF "Bloody Bill"
You Can't Afford
Not to BE Member
of the Red Cross

rsle~ erisens. yav eanns, ~.
ford not 70 he msmeer of the
ufsa, American Ned cfc.s auyan
ssss'on. :, - the nleoest esasNi
nation IN the ~hols world
n costs the srsali sum AZ 81
10 he memhsr os tine ARMY os
mercy"
Can you afford rot TO hslsna'
of course you canNes
When the big drive begins ns.t
Monday morning he on hard with
your silver doilar ard receive
button In exchange rhsu wear
tho ba,sor anc uvas avery last
ono o. your friends 10 % ana Do
likewise.
When the hcys come marching
home from the trenches you will
feel more like welcoming them
than you would II you faliss 10
become member ~ the qreat
hvmsnisarsaa army THAT helped
them when they were Ia dire
ssrsluhss, following battles in war
torn France and Belgium
You cant afford not 10 be a
member of the Red cfoss
Remember. u cosss only one
simoleon~s~a silver dollar. Ooe
plunk. savNyf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
JENKINS SAYS OIL
FIELD LOOKS GOOD

Tom jenkins has returned from y
trip 10 the Barkharneit oil fields
az Texas Never saw SO much oil
activity in my life; rigs are going W
everywhere and wells are being
brought IN every day The field IS q
humdlnger aud the Guthrie boys who
are associated with me in our lease
are going 10 strike Il rich this sime
and no mistake Mr. jenkins has
negotiated the drilling of well on 4
lease owned by simself and several
other GUTHRIE aud Oklahoma men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
F|NDs BATTLE DUDD|[
WITH HIS SPOUSE
4-~
Canadian Hero Traces French
Sidekick and Woman To
Chicago. His Pal Double
Crossed Him

Chicago. Dce lQ- Just stoty " the
great war
Tom Dean and George Thompson
we're pals IN Toronto ~ 1914 They
enlisted In the fourth Canadian Al
nliery aud went 10 francs Two
years later Dean Was wounded and
inyalldcd home 10 Toronto
Find my wife ani daughtcs" said
Thompson. "and gne en- nay love
Tell IN be home hsfnre long
Not long $50 Thompson, incapaei
tated Tor nhrgher service was re-
turned to Toronto Ills wif" Olive
Thompson. was not there nor was
his III year-old daughter olivc
Marie Re traced them TO Chicago
A few DAYS ago he asked the aid OF
the detective bureau and poiccwonl
en Alice Clement Faubie found oliye
Marie in he Holy Name conven.
school she gave Her mothers ad
dress az ie West Erie street
Mrs Fauhio. Corporal Thompson
rnd Two detectives called at the al
dress to find the woman and dis
covered that with her WAS Sergeant
Dcan Thompson. with his faith IN
bis fellow man broken, would have
drawn his service pistol he was in
uniform bal WAS held back by the
detectives While serious charges
Will be preferred against Mrs Thomp-
son and Sergeant Dan. Thompson "a
on his way homo with Olive Marie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10

The eomlns r.val of tie PreSt-
dent il Brcss on he lsth recslls
tho Presiden trip froa New
York e. Sea Girt, September ~.
1919 when ae was making his
speaking tour lust preceding his
election as President; He sal in
cAAlr Ne rs IN he pArios car Mr.
wilson said
~rntrteen 10 my lucky number.
usuaily oct seat is Or room 10
wherever 60. Tire number -
Aas run shre ugh my ite constant.
~. wnen | was in -y thirteerth
year - professor al Princeton
/ vas elected the thirteenth Pres
ider, of the univerxss There are
lust thirteen letters IN my name,
am not afraid of No. iS."
Thirteen played promincns
part in tae inaugural plans n
1918 Thirteen governors we're in
line. mHs . ~ thirteen states
were represented along with thir-
teen educational Institutions The
Princeton students travelled 20
tue ceremony IN two trains Of
iairecn cars each
When Miss Jessie " Wilson
and Francis n Sayre we're mar
rled At the Uhsc House. u WIS
the thirteenth wedding in the his
icric euiidfng and the names Of
both bride and bridegroom contain
lAfFtcen letters each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
hoLicAy IN PARIS
WHEN WILSON COMES

Paris. sevf le-Ela la50rste plans are
beng made by the French govern
uent for the entertainment Of presl-
dent Wilson. These p4sGs iaclUd
various state dinaerx and official calls
and probably gsls n.ght al the
opera. The program viii be CON
piessd II The ne1t few days
Up 10 the present il has been d.
c.des that Pres.denr Wilson. upon hlG
srT.Tzl a. ihs Boss de BoBiogne sta
,ior az ten O'Clock Saturday mornlng.
viii be met By President P0nosirs
and other members o. the FTench
government. He will then 60 inme-
tls.eiy 10 the Mural ma 1sion which
Will be hss bone while he Is in Paris.
No definite decision has been reached
as 10 vhst the president viii Go OF
Sunday. but II is probably b slli
crire sbo1f Psras L Is possible thai
other p.zns may BE- made before iha'
tine Nr wiisons drive OF NOndss
70 he Hotsi &c Wise wll se an o.
csss01 of considerable ceremony
A. seon as possible after his AZ
rival Mr. Wilson will confer with Col
cnei " Hoase. TIE oonserenee
probably will take place a. the MAJ
son Blzre1e 81 Paris CD8one
House nss bse1 Qsise bzsiiY engaged
recently and i II position 70 fsrnlss
the rrssieeni with considerable infer
NATION which may be q Tziae IL Ia.
@T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10

formoIsied definite plane. Red
Gross cannot mske defnss sv-
ture plans, but II seems assured
ashss present division and chapter
organizations will be maintained
available for future calls as needs
may develop.
Immediate need Of refugee gar
renss and knitting 10 imperative
and present quotas should be
pushed. Furthermore, II is clear
that with the expected returns
from the Christmas Roll Call.
funds sufficient for probable re-
qvsrements viii remain in chap
ter and national trc2suries, tsese-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
ECENT AMERICANS
WILL NOT VISIT LAND
OF PRUSSIANS FOR
MANY YEARS T %
COME, AT LEAST NOT
UNTIL THAT LAND
AND PEOPLES ATONE
FOR GRIMES COMMIT
TED, HE DECLARES
BULLETIN

pars. Dec fo-.Aeoe rcsns 20 a
wireless oispsteh sto- the L S
cee~ee Msse,nsser, says Marcel M
tin IN tse Eehs oe earis this morn
irs, Presissnt wslsSr has eesn in
fermes tAat Premier Eeers ara FER.
sifn Secretary rssse 81 ses Berlin
government anS prernser Eisner OF
osssrss were seoa; to make an e.
fert 20 Get hirs 70 visit Germany. Tire
rrescert IS quoted as having made
ttss reply:
"ory ~ lcrr years of repentance
ca, German atore fer her crimes arJ
she~ sincerity. Ne true American
eoslc thsrs ef VISITING Germany On.
isss sereea 20 60 SO ~ strictly ctf,
cisl eesspstso.s
srhst 10 to say. ! oecline in 90
vance 20 eonsscer any suggestion OF
the kine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
REVOLUTION IN FULL
SWING IN POTSDAh

copenhxgen. Dec ia-A counter
revoiuisonsry movement ss in faa
swing az potsdsn. according TO Ber-
In dispatches 10 the National It'd
enas. The soldiers and Norkers
council at Hamburg has announced
f1e discovery Of q alos Tor counter
revolutionary coup here on AondsH
nigst Il was piznred TO arrest tn
members Of the soldiers and work
ers Council, rerress The workers b.
armed forond and rA-ea;ablish The
former authorities. Several conspiF
slors, including prominent uewspa-
Eseruen and Herr B'cmm. .orhteF
member O. The reicnsisg. have been
srresied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
LAST DRIVE TO BE
MADE BY RED CROSS

fore as far as can now be seen
there will be no war fund cam.
ps,gn for future funds. Hence
chapters should impress all citi-
xens that Christmas Roll Gail
offers the one great opportunity
TO respond to the Red Cross as
they Will not be ssked for large
amounts OF money next spring.
espec' TO continue my Red
Cross work as IN ths past and
call upon all chapter officials TO
do the s--Is - a patriotic duty
not yet completed.
stoe sa'w ss~mers, Msnsasrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
tvIRy MEMBER cANvAsa.

All the mrn and women who wlll
assist IN the annual every mrmh~r
canvass Of TIA Firw Christian vhnfrh
Will meet NJ tho church tonight AZ
= u Plans Tor the fitth annual
every member canvass 10 M taken
nen Sunday afternoon will be per
faetad a, this conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10

The following Telegram was re-
eeised today by Enoch Carter.
county chairman of the Red Cross
Christmas drive. from G w Sim
mons. manager Of the southwest
division Of Red Cross and Is Of
interest 10 ali the people. "
sfstes that thss dollar membership
campaign will be the last one 70
be made by the Red Cross Dr.
ysnixstion. Read u:
To all Chapters ard Branches,
American Red cross, Southwest
err Division:
Chairman osuoson announces
sbst~4s,tslssed governments nave
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
rnE naurAl AsaAsasra

within fsw aaYs t.maY hs ex
psesed lhat controversy ~lli ariAa
over ,he disposition 81 the ltnhenfpl
lafna and ihe uilln snd naval
eRrntA VI nermanv wha arw guilty ~
wholesale robbery destruction aad
nartef The allied pfamlera al lhais
recent meeting IL Iepaxi agreed atoa
plan of aetlan sn dealing with these
snaasslns, and II "a reported that
President Wilson ass made asaaalnt
"a wi'h thr plana and aKfved 80
them " Ne has NOT aireaiy aonv 80.
% IA totegnes ronenaion lhat h.
Will acauiaea tn whalassr the aiiiss
have found "a b. wiss and iast
When u u announced thgi she allsea
intend ~ take ppssrunlon ~ tho
worlds aaallaats fas ~ purpoas af
lfYsnK them and pan shns Ihem nppn
conviction. theirs viii hc objections
flom portion of iha ,srman panple.
end they viii auieA eniIsI un their
side lhe individuals 10 allied aud nsu
teal euanaleA whose heads are aa
sort a. their hearts and who ara in
yariablY eager 10 "a flIice justice Tor
TIE sake ~ meFyy No doubt multi
tudes of iheae individuals weFs lately
shocked beyond expression by The
atrocities ol lhe Gfmans bat lhgY
forget The sufferinga ~ The victims
nj hcc0me excited over ihw poaaibls
execution OF ghe efimtnal These
seusnlvn souls sill surely attempt tbs
giutssaue tsat pf tranafimring Will
liam fiohenaolsfn and his son lnto
martyrs whn srs % be- punished TOR
The sins of oihafa rhe suffering
o. ilas twu archeflmgnala uill be awuls
upon hY effemiaate men and maseu
line women ard me allied govern
menis aud America viii he denounced
al ery.ogefll and bloadlhirsiy IN iheir
rusaoutlon of lae iiohenzoilefna ant
ihelr aceemplieeH
Nevertheless. the mills of God mast
Eriud The blood ~ The guilty must
atone for shedding lhe blood Of ,ha
innocent Justice eatriea Sword ss
s. "a az pair ot aea,ea Mankind haa
roi found any method - dealing ~lts
crime sxeeat bY torewafulng aui pua
iahment The aliieu nations. hayia<
eaeeked. e.Fbed and beaten back the
tofee that va numbering all that psfE
81 the world which IL could not sn
slave and febaueh are nov required 70
destroy the spirits that animated that
force These spirits are In the bodies
Of certain men They can b. reached
and sxtsrminated t'nleas they ars
either extinxuiahed Or psrmAneaslr
lmmarsd, the world ~lli not b. safe.
justice will have been cheated BY her
defenders. and llbefy sill hare been
betrayed
William tiohenzelisfu - murder
~ He refused 10 save lhe nfe of
kdIsh caseIi. when single humane
Impulse from his heart. single word
from his lips would have ato1fed the
| shedding Of innocent blood tie re-
fused 70 save ihe lie Of Capt FryHti.
a man who Nas done 20 death In eolsi
blood BY IIohsnzoliern know ledge and
consent iie refused 10 stop the mid
right air murders Of t.ondon ana
Paris, lie had knowledge that bis
own staff officers we're numbering
belgian and French persons lie sp
fiosed orders which were nothing bur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
AMERICAN ARMN ON RhlNE

Washington. Dee i0-TAo American
srEns az occupation marching int
Germany has reached he Rhine cen
Psfshing under date AZ last night re
ported
The American lhr6 army oonuna-
ing i's advance into Germany TO-DAY.
reached the Rhine from Rolandssck
so Rrchi. and ~ nigttfan was on IN
general Anes Roiandseck- Brohl-
wsssenseh Mgrsiegmstfsld : Rhelu-
hcisen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
FUNERAL SERVICES ron
j LA nOE. WrpnrapAv

Funeral servlees for the late , NJ
Va no" will be- held from tho Ftrat
Methodist chufeh "Wednesday after.
noon Al o'cloca. burial will be- made
10 tho Iawrie cemetery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
THE PEAC
MEET BEGINS AND
oHE NzoLLERNs
AND THEIR BUTCHER
GENERALS ARE DE.
MANDED BY ALLIES
FOR TRIAL, THERE
WILL BE THE USUAL
CRY FROM THE SOFT
HEARTED FOR GLEN.
ENCY; DOWN WITH IT
BULLETIN

London. Dec 10 William 10.
honnollern, the former German
emperor, has at,emn,od 10 com.
init fuicide. following mental do.
preston, according 10 the Lsipsio
Taseblass, which Ia quoted Ia a
Copenhagen dispatcn 10 tho ~
change Telegraph company. A
member Of ,ha former emperor =
retinue WHO prevented HSrr Ho-
henzollern from carrying out hia
ntention. received wound, i, 10
said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
SENATOR OWEN SAILS.

Senator Robert l. Owen. chairman
Of the COMMITTEES on banking and cur
renty. will sail for Europe tonight 10
study the banking conditions. lie Will
gisit London, Paris, Madrid and Rome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
D[LG|ANs EMPLOY
ANCIENT PUNISHMENT
Women Who Were Too Friendly
With the Hun Invaders
Are Shorn OF Their
Hair

Brugea. Dec 10-An ancient form OF
punishment IN favor In the Middle
Ages has been adopted tn Belgium for
Belgian women who were too friendly
toward the German invaders or who
listened 10 their love making They
haye been shorn Of their hair In
BRUCE several women have suffered
this form of retribution and either
must remain indoors or patronize the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
Wilson Declines To
Paw Visit to Huns
While In Europe
Another Lucky 'l3
For the resident,

Paris Dee le-Asient ON is CALI
cd te the coincidence that rfcsi.
dent Wilson will arrive IN Rrest
Friday. December ls, hy Marcel
Ha y lN- Eco Dc Paris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
Ex-KAlsEe's BROTHER Es.
TAelisHEs a RoYAllsT PARTY

Paris, Dec Prince Henry az.
PRUSSIA brother o. ths former Ger
nsn emperor. has proclaimed The cs-
adjustment of rcraHst PARTY In
Germany. according 10 reports from
Holland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10

THE WEATHER,

New Orleans. La. Dec 10--Tonight,
tair colder, freezing: Wednesday.
fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10
SHE SANG HER WAY
INTO HEARTS OF YANKs
Most Proposed.io Girl In Europe
Is Bonnie Lass Who
Visited Boys In
Trenches

Paris. Dec I0--MiSs Helen Besler
daughter Of the president OF the Cen
trsi Railroad Of New Jersey. is prob
ably the nsf, proposod-to girl in
France today Il all came about be
casue one night in one o: the Amcri
can camps she ran out OF "encores.
aud sang little nursery song called
"If No One Ever Msrries Me" II
Foes Ike this:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10

III no one ever marries me.
And don't see why they should.
For Nurse says I'm Lot pretty,
And I'm seldom very good ~"
Tae direful fate Of the little girl in
the song was 70 be 70 buy rabbit
hutch and live all alone in little
wood Bui the American soldiers ssx
no reason say Miss Besler. who b
pretty and petite" and typical
American girl. should have a similar
iot. After they had given ner the
three cheers and a tiger with which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10

1s.onuuusa on ssss nish,l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-10

c".s,suea on psr. Eight