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The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
HERZOG ENTERS SUIT
FOR LAST YEARS PAY

New York, March 2s.-Charies Her.
zog, former captain of the Giants,
who was traded to the Boston Braves
in the deal which brought Larry Doyle
back to New York. today made good
his threat to sue the New Iork Base
ball Club. His attorney served pa
pers on the officials of the club. He
is suing for $3.50 back salary which
he claims is due him for the time he
was of the diamond last summer.
Herzog claims that he needed the
rest for the worlds series.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
FINALS IN TENNIS
TO BE PLAYED TODAY

New York, March 29.-The finals of
the Womans' National Indoor Tennis
championship tournament, being held
under the auspices of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association at the Sew
enth Regiment Armory. here, were
not played today as scheduled. Both
the singles and doubles championships
will be decided tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
Grants Win Game.

Aviation Camp. Waco, Texas,
March 2s.-The Giants scored a
victory over the aviators team,
which was strengthened by the ad-
dition of Bill Donovan, Bill Dover,
Doney Bush and George Foster, of
the Detroit Tigers The score was
. to o. Aeroplanes swarmed over
the field while the game, was In
progress.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
Bagby ShIl Hold, Ont.

Cleveland. March 2e.--Jim Baeby,
who ranked as second best pitcher
In the American League last surn-
mer. is stl1 a hold-out. is under.
stood that President Dunn, Of the
Cleveland club, has made Bagby a
proposition which he terms an auI-
timatum..
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30

Runs-ShankA Judge ~, Morgan ~ and Nj
Ian Earned run-Regulars. First base By er-
rors-ReguIars. 2 Left On hases-Rerllars 5;
Yannigans. ). First base on baIls-Of AyerA
l; of Craft, J. Innings pitched-By Ayers. 4;
BY Yingiing. }; By Graft, 4; by Dunont, 5
Hits made-oh Ayers. ); OF Graft, 5; OF Du-
mont. 2 Struck Out-By Ayers, 1; BY Yingiing,
:; y Dumont, 2; BY Craft l. Three-base hit
Morgan. TEo-base hit-GharTity. Sacrifice fly
Ainsmith Stolen base-Milan. Umpire-Mr.
Martin Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
Makes Offer for Yale Bowl.

New York March 9.-CoL J. c.
Miller, the man behind the coming
Willard-Fulton battle, is willing to
pay 5000 for the use OF the famous
Yale Bowl on July 4th, it was an
nounced here tonight.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
BASEBALL RESULTS.

At Austin: White Sox, Il; Univer-
sity of Texas. l.
At San Francisco: San Francisco, 5;
Cubs, 90 innings).
At Atlanta: Georgia Tech, o; Mer-
Ger, s.
At Athens: Auburn, Il; Georgia Uni
versity, =
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
Browns Hospital List Increases.

Shreveport. La, March 29.-The St
Louis Browns hospital list was in
creased today to seven players. Hale
has been sent TO st. Louis to have at
tention given to his throwing arm.
Hendrix, Davenport. Shacker, William
and Gallia are able to be about but
not in fit condition for practice. Seve-
roid was reported to be in a serious
condition following an attack of pneu-
monia
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30

second inning. Judges single,
Morgan's triple and Ainsmith's long
sacrifice fly added two more in the
fourth, while Milan's single coupled
with Dumont's- error and Judges
timely blow put one more to the
total in the nth.
Two errors, a stolen base follow
ed by an infield out allowed Milan
to score in the seventh. The score:
The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

allowances claimed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
NAY BECOME CITIZENS

Genaire American citizens haze .
disposition to welcome all consrs
from foreign shores Who. in due cc1rss
Of time. make declaration Cf intention
10 cscone citirens and tolto~ the pro-
cess By Application 10 ~ z2gEra!Issd-
Germans and Auscgrians in this cozr-
,ry who have become citizens are net
segregated in appreciation hy sael-
fellows os Eative or other allen eesi-
vstion. ereepi where the .naivitazl ex-
cites SIS lci5a o. commits so=e over
sc,-
Il will generally caase pleasure 20
state that Germans and AustriAcs who
have declared their inrsriiou. prior fe
April IS and December s. 1917. nav b.
come citizens hy The ordinary process.
tsoEsh the delay N the investigz-
tion o. their application nay pruio-g
the perfcd from the - DAYS 70 ths pcs-
sibly four months TIE rapniar coa-
espsson las been ihat All such Eers
slssr enemies. and had % zWai. The
sxpirstion of the var beso-s uursaing
tkeir declaration to ths ne1i eat q
rsfuralir4ricr
The ONLY differeucs under tie gro
cedurs prescribed bv AZ susadnezs
enacted NAY 3. rsfS. s. this ressrs-cs
% all ap7iicatioas to ths Dsrzr-ren;
4 Jrs,ice fer inquiry FIRST ra9e-s
rssy - procures ror also wfth the -
rtrictiOu % TITS sars Investigator
Tie overlooked Amendment eti-ir-
ard tbs necessity to rzt TIE suiins
O the var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

OF Travis II whiseny. Public Service
Conamss st0ner she i R~sGblicaa
aad ne ts q rlenaocrssae osfscsaOltss
Eirr agEeasAnee 4A = aelexAts ~ sAs ~
( cs nt Hs g0hs.San state c1agsrnee At
Saratoga. .AppVr sas tne c-na4aasy a.
Attvs aey s.earr4l tsas lof sae Sos
e~n0sSniy. wAls hrv husband saS m
ssrcstaa IN sht nA~nOcr2lic n0EginAsion
srcGsed mach cusnmens. pruyoSins her
u issue ) sabIsc SsstsEaeas degaiEg
aer i4sAS o; the political iadepsEi-
ence cs husband aaA wives in an
'eaal franchise state
Il An not. sAe SAYS. rubber
s.aaay sor Travis N wnisney. Ma0A as
/ admire AirE Men 1rd womer. even
sasaAs'-s Ant wives must 5c sOnsiL-
erred As tna.vituals Ana 0u snsgT awn
rsr.i ard fitness ohseer 10 hAyaas
ny husband either charged or g-e6sssa
attn AIRY clisle4l activities il which
engaged ar so b. myself either ceers-
20 0s credited wita bis rabsac esrsss
She ADDS that bsxaus cf hxr wears os
sxp~rienee. nsoss az them Before Ser
marriage. as yracticsps lawyev. more
reopls anew her IS Resale Leow
Whitney sA2n ss pr, Travis ri v4m-
rsv So rhsrs,
The ease Is remarkable ons ov
'sase az Mr wEitnpg's status - AZ
,tgies- holseT Ras shere may he nan
sets, perhaps thousands ur ortAsrs de
epea in suffrage states Il o-1eg to
se-sg political peaee In sgya families
Acald i. no. e well 10 hAye husbands
I'd wires % different political views
ard activities. follow TBS exznsuls 81
-oag~ess aat szree apcn q domestic
. air tarizs canuaiErs aai s.scsi0nst
~sree enc vo.s wozls KIN s1s s,Asr.
Why ncs ssvag themselves rhe trcah's
20 voting and the eiactcn Officers tie
~0rS u recording their vc..ss l. NAV
a4 0Assegsa shas ihss migh. evsnseally
Isrnis voting "a ths unmarried. hms
sarssv nore Anshanss and wsves VIII
agree az psslirass cAau ,hose whr dts
Eree 0tAs-wsse married lifa might
sa-az,e fnzssaa o, ona grand sweet
scaE~ one Z errizabIs 7olisseai eam
siEn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
WAR INDUSTRIES SHORT
100000 UNsSILLED MEN
Hereafter No War Industry Can
Compete Against Another
Industry For Men By
Paying Higher Wages

The government today found war
rtuStrses Short See.@>a unsklllei
ae-kerS, as il started It's system Of
ferruifing and distributing sRch tabor,
cDmalets returns are expected 10
srcw dcGhle th2; shortage.
From now on. no war industry can
acrlpese against another for unskllled
Aror, hns all must get their require
neris through the federal employ
e eni service. whlch will have branch
cvganizstions throughout the land
Industries may compete Tor skilled
ahor for the tiEne being. but want
s3s- and private labor agencies srs
hznisAed as FAR as the unssllled men
'se concerred.
War work i defined as manufacture
= productions or erection OF build
+ = directly or indirectly supplied to
ONE department OF The government,
al mining. railro@ding. and farming
State agencies VIII control distrsba-
on and recruiting within state. bur
EQUATIONS are s,ric, as 70 private
.,crui:ing except where l2hcrers ap-
-ly for work voluntarily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
BOYS AND GIRLS SHORT
COURSE BEGINS MONDAY
Will Be Held In School Houses
Throughout County So All
Can Benefit Thereby,
Coyle, Monday

Tie SAtst Course q the Boys an,
Girls Agricultural elaeS q h0SsI
soansy wal be Aeaa At tue sehoo
aoases ay the 4 & u college rr7Ee-
seasntivss assisting The co9asy agents
an the following dates
Ccyis. Monday. August i.
Marshall. Tuesday. August s
Crescent. Wednesday. August T.
Orlando. Thursday. August $
Mzsh4l. Friday. August :
Gathrle. SATURDAY. August ie a, tas
fair grounds and At the Mineral Wells
rark
An all G4y program all be given
IN each place and ~oFk ~ill Be done lr
stock iaasing. seed -,es,ing. etc. ~t;h
cszaiag. drying. cooking aa1 goultry
work.
All cl1o members should attend the
meeting nearest them OF most COZ
senlea;. as help ~iI be given w.th re-
Eorrs and plans made for tair ~0rk.
The work as Planned will De for
fOys and girls separately for part u
;As day. then ~ork for all iOse,hes
The evening work for adults viii
Re at the opera house or other suit
able place.
Al Who have taken up the clah
~orS should attend the meetings. ant
al interested in bcys ant girls are
invited 10 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

Etor reached his tutl physical drssl-
o7mens. they put metal band tightly
sr0and his WAIST saying 10 h1rn:
FExhs Tor sour coantry. exercise,
and keep shan ana thls eand woa''
Aart YOU Rlg l0ok oat II yen ses tat,
sca a bc ant uncomfortable GAai.~
The POOR desA whose ~as~. like an
sr0u hand. Is fixed az = deanite sum
and cant be stretched. can syrnpAth
Lac with that ancient Gaul His case
ss worse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
40 aRIrlsn lNsEsIAL rAHIEF.

Advocates q. q DgatAsh .agsria. s4r :
.sf bare hsez sApsc.asa3 by regQrr
q sas stIlsuas O. The recsat imperial
conference in I.on11n. attended ly sha
representatives. ot the overseas do
uiintons Tae Esc4ssiTy Tor ccrglna-
.sioa Of pooling q resources oy The
tlhee nAli0ns dursng .he serfo3 os re-
construction. recently ems aassHsd hy
Lord Robert Cecil. his rsz4s-ed tn
sraesiezbls and scheme for mere Brit
Il h imperial tariff preference The
.raperaaltsts are con icle1 ~ tbs gr0-
rise thas The vegy galcz of effort by
lie AlleS for self rrusseson must
neluds similar unioa Of et.orF within.
he Empire. aud lAa, consequently the
same end viii os attained b. another
route
Americans who hare been assuming
hat shere would - pronrs return 70
pre- war conditions after peace may be
surprtss4 az the contrary cpsnior prev
alert AZ this in1ersAl crufereree
Governuental control q shsp7i-s. e.
-aw material and food saqeises wls
considered izssly 70 he coztinued sor
considerable tine. Il zas 1rbget that
Il 10 other wav coulk the resources q
the Allies De rru.scse1 tor ,ha.r OWE
needs. since. 4 the unrestricted cou-
stitis- o. p-e-wa- days vas pe--ir-
ted. the p-ssezt enemy csgrtrsas
~o1.1 probably 81 p-sces 50 hlzh TIA,
Allied ccu,rvl wrct bs scattered.
Consequently. Il is helt ,ke govern
-lzats must retain control artn such
ti-ae As tai c-ists q recoas,r-ctioz
passsa ans tAs rorit ear b tr-s,st
iC return to ths coa1ft5or q frae cnm-
-e,Hioa-
British iepeudsu1s upo1 overseas .
suapilss explains TIE greater i-sis.-
snea here apoa cccEi-zsnce - -urs-u
uent eor,rol a. q rua-srree Here ir
tzsrics ~ are arter ~ s-rh s-sai
. us ths rvesezt4-oz - the BRITISH 90
slrica zar i--ress II We skaf ~
'c1 KAT Ws ca1rct to--hwith starsc1
ll' Allies with shs coacizs orct neacs.
We must kelr -nsu % re-a.1 ths.-
'ss. i1ss a. -s have assisted tssm 10
.iehs ths battle n Ibis -ez-s tc-
'he1 Al lntef-zits cozts--ance q Gov
'ru1sntai cc-trci % food rzv r-1-s-
-iais and shipplag G. nay us2n tss
,s-e Tor Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

Thcre Is fortunately a tendency, ev-
erswAere encouraged by Government
tc nee, changed conditions with
changed gay
The biggest industrial concern In
the w0rl1. the vrAed States steel
ConagaRy. has again raised ths pay Of
its workers ~ yer cent Judsr Gary
has done this several times slnce the
war began. There arr thousands q
mcr working under hlm AS skilled
mechanics that are paid twice as
nnch as he got ~hsn he sSt on the
bench. And his stockholders dcas
suffer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
WHILE DOLLARS IRE
CHEAP, SAVE THEM

4 baaker advises save the dcsixss
ruw, they viii be wo-a mere after
.'.r war~ when tn war ers. lot
"a shings viii SOIL after be wcrgh
4 -E. and the della more Dollars
ss'i be doahle tArfr present saiae
shea days work can be had fer s.
rscA nov costs s. There II 60 bet
'sr Nay az saving The dollars as they
sc-sa along. than By pa.iins them into
f.'hrsft Stamps aus War Savlags
STAMPS. and in ner~v Ponds Sxve
ssey dollar yoa saa sivs IL to urc.e
Som and watch II gro~ as the interest
xcSvnaniases- Its suy.nr value VII in
C. esse Hacre raps6tF stA.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

>c1th German sceuses Prussia o.
sacrificiuE s0uih German troops ard
welfare
Ars-rta Accuses Germany ~ forcing
ssr into The late assassruzs italian a.
tsmPt. alt thea zhanscnln- hsr
H--EzrT Accuses Austria. The
Crec1s art a 5orsn ofhs- z-ours az
c-ss Hungary 1-a Austria
Scs n-ca sweet harmony in ths nd
lis Ez-o7s r-usp that planned % rule
ne rcrit
Ncst iuportant q all 7.-hzp-. ls
tAi.. AT re tzxzt;01 rassss 4 Ger
zaay i z1< e-oarh q pay ths inter
So q hsr war test si-s4dy aerana-
lated
Yea car inazi-e th4 finzneiai Goa
1irsc1 q; an iatTtsazi who<e eu..-e
.-coz-s = u1t s-o1Eh 70 az rAs later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

SURGEONS rr->e ,Azt = cases a,
Cuts. Barns. Bruises All Nc--ts. ,hs
FIRST TREATMENT T. -ost f-1c-t-
AT Whe1 An EFFICIENT ar.tss-<.c
= a7pt-ec p-r=7tiy. tks-e is % ta--
ger q i-f@ctscr art tie woz-1 ters-s
. eesi st ccce Fer So q ra- G
osas-. Bo7OZ0<E = tAs deal
ANTlSEPTfC z-t HEALING AGENT.
B1v Z soz al. - rsatv sor a. e.
s-re1cv. Price &C. sc. stS3 .zt
SfEe Soit ~ o.. Drzr S.ors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
OKLAHOMA ENTRIES IN
GRAND AMERICAN HANDICAP

Okl4ho1aA ill he repre- - nted tr
the Grznf American Handicap. the
r.asssc event q tra-shoorinx. This
event takes place in Chicago AuE1ss
3. inconigrcsfon 18th ne Crzut An
ericzz Trzpshootin< t01ruzrned.
which r-ns from August 70 ,
Here are The Oklzhoua eut-ies Al
tits ti-e
W II Heer. Gufhrie. VI Y Bers1z.
CkiahO1z City. A Campbell Ts.si.
' II <'rz1cis. Drsnrixh-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
ENTER cEpo-
awsTEsIoo: LOOT ~.
eooSTIsrED FEoH PAGE o~Ea

fccNTfsCEB FEoH PAGE oNE
elrs q tks er-us. blf lhss- .sate-
a,sst- zcetief ard It IS rl1i-e5 =
srsrcA ~ thet- pe-=1ns tr-rkt s.
I,sht so1s % ta- s-sis- pro74rrr
Ths offc-rs are q n u- iric- tts-
tie EcG1E zsr hzvs ressrrst f-un ~
E--T. ani al trvesrrzfioa kzs 49,
sts--et sio1r tksf lI-s H. rs-s
tsks1 % okish1za CEy ~ rirsf g.
s7e<ial ATsnt n'rks Ore e tAs sara
p. - ws-sriSo. rkers the c-z-e rs
eo-zzitssd- Is - ever ths E-s = tszf
ccrrtr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

IN the sense in which ~e rave
Been ,~srt 60 trlrk Of armies.
there are 10 armies in tnss ssras-
ale: .nere are erssre nations
armed. Thus the rter ~ro remain
% siIl she sol arc man she fac
torles are no less rars Of tire
ARMY sAst Is In France tran the
this erd tne people mast cra~
men beneath sre ea'aeflas% Tc
this erc the people rust draw
close TO ore compact frcrs sslsrs.
. common s,e. rnss rssaor needs
al men. bat IL needs ea-r r's-.
net Ia tire field srss will ~'1ss
pleasure hir-. o.. In sre er1eascr
shas will e<st serve tire eor'-sn
accd.-W ocerow wlIser.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

What raises ias collar value cues
ron j. this 4 torar is soFth only
ne ascr or goots .sas if viii by
VIA, ~aA the dollar bay oae rear from
uoEt
This Eritsr 0-ce reDortst 4 stree:
car strike tr Ner YORK City Ner
were KILLED in D. stf5gs 20 xet more
fhau a collar al a lzF a 1ay-and
t.trt zst it Theg wc-ked tEslye
tcZrs
TIE ~ar board. b. j. annoanced. rin
TX ,he pay - street car men il cAi-
ezTp ard o-hsr big rifiss az forty sight
osHis an hszr. Eosr 5onars AMI eishiy
osnts sor = tea-Soar DAY. and rot a
cent TOO zaeh-
In ancient GaEt xhen the yoanz rzr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
Worth Knouins


Bread should BE- made at home.
Excellcns waffles are made Of corr
ncAl
Leaf bread can he made with sak-
.aF rowdcr.
A rre osnslss may be made with
srft over rc~s
Hant-so-m moash BUYING means ex-
.vnsive living
cornmesl mash can BE- the main
breakfast dish
Sponge made with barley -four Is
very successful
CaeeSe shoald always DO served
With corn bread
frxrkfarter sAusaees are good 10
hoil with cahhase
Add apples % the rhabarb pie. IL
VII be less sharp
Food should look attractive as well
- taste well
Mashed potasoss lef, over may be
r.ade into biscuits
Fruit sandwiches must not be for
Aosten on the picnic
One pint Of milk makes Two and a
bali ounces of fat soft cheese.
Pastry and fried foods are both ex-
e~nsre and ireiges;lbie.
The best cheese Is made from milk
Fsfore Il has soaresi.
Even In small backyard some
thing edible can be grown.
One OF the best substitutes for a
ieces ot bread is a potato.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
FOLEY kIDNEY fiE
INTENSE SUN HEAT SET
DU|lD|MG ON FIRE

he Veiis Fsru- -sho~ place >
-iies esst . lsdep-ntenos. Kz-s-k.
Lzi : sfs.see fire lzst SafzrszT. -
irEed 70 hsFe seea cazsed by ths ssa
srB@r-h=eriug a shses zserzi roof sais
- tzr pspsr- he Tar paper : ssp
Fos~i 70 hzss izuite5- n hTpcth>sis
e ors1 20 qses-io,. a. q ce-Ezf-
aSsosst & air j. necessary % crsz-s .
tsIe z,d ths 4, r0ofizz -0si1 h.ss
hse to hur- no< o1lv ts-ozEA shs szr
EaPsr b1t to have rs1scei TIE rcoss-
shsa-i-x 70 the co71Et5oz o< . Eve
crsl n frs destroyed . ga, Gs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
WHAT is 4 CoLLa5f
GOOD SAD MEMS
HAVE YOU Az IRON 5ssDs
PRUSSIA 5INsSUPT

Taa righteous reioies ia auu sh@ea4
u he wicked Gar gisTEywer 10 lor-
ger preach. IS "a CQston Na.asr tha'
the blessed in aeaven arr ha7gisr by
witnessing the teEtgres 0t their frienda
aud relatives 20 he'll
Bat t-ssass o. democracy all ~
sosce properly in such news as The fol.
lowing
The z.er3sr - The haissr'S rears-
sentative IN Moscow. Won NE0reacA
y followed es that of his rargesszsa =
s.ve Il the Ukraine. Field Marshal vor
EschhOrr Hore made R7sian
ac-iAs disposed q them both The
Ea.ser seems %. 70 hare contracted
,o- All The Russian peo7.e waeu he
aoushs TrOcEky and Lsa.1e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
FROM a JUSTICE or TIE PEACE

W. H. Hill. ]. r.. Detroit. TEX
writes 4 used rolsv Kidney pills
ard says unhesisat1a agly that Of all 7
hare used they are he best. and aavs
donA the work VI ere the rest failed
Bachake. rhear.atsc pains. sore mas
cies. stun points ard loo freausni
bisdasr action are SymEsons os kid
new trouble
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

But pity enc itttie business nsan
~Aoss Labor scroang goes up and bus
iness whose profits CO down. Thers
Is an iron hand arcand him and around
kis heart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

Mr. DilIon's attempt 10 waSh the
Lash question apoa President Wilson.
with all the other problems on h.s
hands. Vas hardly kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

VIA, = a dollar. COW mach : !.
rortht That question cant b. an
sv~rsi Tor The prss=nt
In South America car dollar s.
worth sbcut flfyy GENTS of their mor
~ iu Spain abeu, sixty cents: in
China rs bei0E nsr
But oar dollar IS u fact the bsss in
the World one year INCOME os this
country y worth IS much IS all the
1ossy ws have roa'irz aroand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

The war doesn't make our weather
funny a scientls: explains Ne. aas
/. makes tAe flnny people who think
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

The German h2rvest j. a ,slgre-
n food % "a, As ws,l as in military
glory The population i wifho1,
fruits aut vegetables Impossible 20
obtain a po-rt o, potatoes :, any
/ rice. says tie Ns1sch Pust
his IS more p~aee zews than al the
-eace talk q Gsruraz chaaeeilors zz5
Austrian rrfus ministers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

The suggestion that the unsgsak-
sbls Turk mar have become ashauis1
os Prussmn atrocities IS uog tuproAa-
ffa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

AastrtzHs are limited 70 ozs ess
week. not always fresh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

To ask sg5.eNa ranzses Tor bang
called Ge-usaH seems q riT-tg chsa
claim these days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

cr1r rez A,naa4 az B1lsar.2. h1S lss.
for a fore IN .aa- on accc1n, ot his
health. Political or gsgscna.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

Fh veurseif ses wsri Go 70 ti,e
Capital City euslness College Get
oil Sehotsrship a. Leader efsIea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
MeMeER OF rrl ASSOCIATED
PRESS

The Associated Press Is exclusively
eatisled 70 the use for republication
Ct all revs dispatches credited 10 il
q 70. c,eerwise credited l1 this gager
and also the lceal rews Published
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
REASON FOR REFUSING OTHERS

NcSooN ron HeFUslNG OTHERS
Persons who have once used Foley
Kidney Pills prefer them TO any other
madeleine. They give relief from kid
nsy ana bladder troubles. backache,
sharp. shooting pains. rheumatism,
stiff swollen joints, sore muscles.
paffiness under eyes. nervousness. AL
ways tired" feeling and sleep -dis'irb-
ing bladder ailments.
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
WY NOT 4 DOMESTIC psla,

Mrs Rosalis Loe~ whitaey x Nsv
Work. Is a p-acsiesrg la~Yer aud a rE,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05


Great Bgt'a'n On the contrary has
sss ii. lniH s>ALred HeE nos.onAi debt
a -0. iArs NsiiiVue 50 forty
eia s1 aaF. 8s. Der reg
alag sFzc a. o. lHtsys-s e3nsarsA-
Ely Ars sAs hss laas biaas TO heg
A','es
As s1r this amd "a a4lk ana haaeY
end good bard ca-n are arr lsa&sUs BIZ
lions 70 oar friends and eau iog along
rsrry-ns the COST ~ rals war az easily
"a BIS tarl horse c1Eries lsiE,e
tcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

The Pvpsi1sai and Nr MSAeoo wsse =
II keep al the sold in the c0ansry
yOa Cant ship E -Asoad Sailors an1
sotdisrs Azve Just been told thai they
e1z's eysa take :t over in Iheir gOck-
cts
Wien III ~2r el1s We shall have
Iany raper -Qaey blilk0as that We
.-dat have before And Of real gold
well have in Cur h41k and treasarY
vaults more than ne aat whez the
var started
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

German ,o-sss within th. iast three
moths are nearby a mEiiicn meu.
vhich h1s upset ne riAas q the
Frussl4n hiEh command Thaf j.
peace uswx q the rtzhi kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05
List Of Candidates for County Offices

REPuHLt.sf TICKET.
For Distrfc, Jus-e
Arthur r s<sE@.
For Sheriff.
I'd Robertson.
Charley Parker.
W X Mitchell
Grant Rednan.
Walter II Humphrey.
For County Treasurer.
= " Wolfe
W u jenkins
For County Judge.
Z c BAsssii
All BoieS
Charles Seton
For County Clerk.
r A Estns.
For County Assessor:
y d McGiniey
\ B Holiday.
John ID Scott
J 4 Morrison
For Court Clerk:
Martha " Neal -
x'm b Walker.
kor County Attorney.
Pred " Green.
For C0anty Superintendent:
FT Johnson.
FoF COUNTY Surveyor
John A Rankin.
Tor Coanfy Weighsr.
? z Tsllnxr-
-or County co1nissiousr.
Fi-st District
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-05

lar-Fcs wrs~ pecs,n-
A Liquid Digestive Lzx.tivs piezsaa'
70 take. Juxt t-y one sec bottle so-
Indigestion or Consultation