davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06

fundamentalmente ese NAL, por-
que equivocadamente esperan de-
capital y del Gobierno ell remedio
de un NAL a cuya causa son ale
nos, en- lugar de dirigirse sobre la
renta que es la verdadera causa de
csc NAL y la unica fuente en- que
Sc debe buscar su remedio.
La division de la propiedad ru-
raj es uno de los progresses que
mas favorecen a los proletarios,
puesto que al hacer que Ell traba-
Jador del campo sea a la vez due
no de la TERRA, suprime la opre-
sion del ~rentista terrateniente So
bre aquel; y al lograrse por este
medic que ell trabajador del cam
pc alcance su salario maxine, Sc
obtiene ell alza general del tipo de
los jornales y Sc beneficial toda la
'poblacion obrera, que en- todas par
ties lorna la gran mayoria de los
ciudadanos. Asi, pues, los paises
que han APPLICABLE csc remedio a sus
males y que, generalmente por me-
dos revolucionarios, han logrado
Ell fraccionamiento de la propiedad
rustica, arrancandoie de manos
del pequeno grupo de privilegia-
dos sehores de la TERRA, Sc han
visto repentinamente en- la via del
mas franco de los progresses, tanto
materiales como politicos y socia-
les, porque Ell bienestar y Ell nivel
moral de SUI proletariado Sc han
elevado cuanto era possible.
Sin embargo, conociendo, como
conocemos ahora la causa que de-
termina ell malestar de los obre
ros en- TODD ell mundo, es facil
comprender que, aunque ell frac-
cionamiento de la propiedad rus
tea es para nosotros una cosa de
tanta importancia, que nos trans
formaria de pueblo semibarbaro
en- nacion civilizada y a la altura
de las que 10 esten mas, no seria
por 81 solo un uemedio completa-
mente definitivo; sino que preci-
samente para asegurar la persis-
tencia de II resultados es necesa-
rio estudiar la question social con
mayor amplitud, previendo 10 que
podria suceder en- un porvenir, que
no por LELAND, deja de ser de gran
de importancia. La entrada de
los precios de la doctrina del i'm
puesto unico sobre la renta en- la
legislation fiscal y en- la legisla-
cion agraria, no solo daria consis-
tencia a la reforma agraria, sino
que aceleraria esa misma reforma.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06
Statement of the
Ownership and Management Of
LA PRENSA,
For April LIST, 1918.

For April LIST, 1918.
Published every Saturday az
los Angeles, Calf, as required BY
the Act of Congress of August
"a, 1912.
Publisher. international Pub
fishing Company.
Editor, F.. A. Mauricio.
Managing Editor, F. A.. Mauri
clio.
Business Manager, A. Davoust
Pos.office address: 1OS Com
mercial ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
Owners: F. A. Mauricio, A. Da.
voust.
There r no other partners.
stockholders, bondholders or Sc
curity holders in this Company
other than the two above-named
proprietors.
A. Davoust.
Sworn to and subscribed to be
fore me this 9th day or March,
1918.
Ralph Dominguez,
Notary Public in and for Los An
geles County, California.
(Seal.)
My commission expires Feb
ruary 4th, 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06

la desigualdad de existir Ell defec-
to de la menor production frente a
la mayor necesidad.
De ALI que siempre existicse ell
desequilibrio de la riqueza Ell an
STA famelica creciente que ha he
cho a un Quito escritor comparar
a Mexico or TODD y sus mir.a y
sus riquezas naturales a la pau
perrima Irlarda.
Ode La Voz de la Revolucion.")
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06
PESOUISA.

Sc suplica a la persona que su-
pierre Ell paradero del joven Enri-
que Aizpuru, conocido tambien
con Ell nombre de Enrique Garcia,
Sc sirva communicable al Consul de
Mexico en- esta ciudad, 1910 Ba-
ker-D etwiler Building.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06
E

Sc vende I'm Hotel con a Guar
tos, bien amueblados, situado en-
Ell numero PA de la calle Conner
cial. FL propietario Sc We obliga-
do a venderlo por tener que irse
a la guerra.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
10y Wilbur forres,l

With the American Army on the
French Battle Front May t-Ncw
that the German forces are aware that
American troop. are facing them In
THIS part Of France. Il is possible for
the flrst time % describe the wars
transformation n the peaceful Frenc'i
countryside and villages 20 battle
ground which will certainly enter into
American war history.
A few weeks ago the faint rumbilng
q the firing 70 the north and the les
ters 20 the home foik from fhe ie~
soldiers ., the front were the only IN
dicst.ons % war Men and women
worried In the green fields With their
oxen and horses. Children played IN
the village squares. Cd men and wom-
en hobblsd thrDsKh the streets Or sat
IN coorsfeps. ard younger womea bus-
Ted sbout the house work and gar
dsns.
yast a. the s-ait trees began 10
bloom and the shesf began 70 peep
ts.rouEa shs tru-n n@is and the
garden flowers began bnddIns. ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
HOLLOW ~ Will
JON TN NAVY

Guy Holloway. dvertissng man ans
window trimmer for she y @ Lutz Dis
Goods store in this city. viii star
Monday morning for Chicago whcr,
he will enter the Great Lakes Nayal
Training school
Mr. Holloway will try for an on
signs commission This In the nav,
Is equal 70 a first leuicnanis com.
mission IN the army Mrs Holloway
viii accompany him and viii later 81
TO her home in Bloomington. Illinois
The Leader Joins with the many
friends of Holloway IN wishing him
much success IN his undertaking and
by the same token may be return
from the battlefield with the Kaiser
ears as trophy
Good luck old boy and God speed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
FRENCH VETERANS
PERFORM HEROIC DEEDS

With the British Army IN France.
May 4-Nete-ans * the defense q
Re-dun predominated among the
F-ench soldiers who 50 Eailantly de-
na-d Kemrnei hHi aeasnst fhe Ger
.n4ns Many of them had fought al
F.eurv and rhey knew wha' hard
lifting was. bns declare that Eeriun
v as child's play compared 90 the con
fiirf n Flanders recenilx
The bcmhardmeni az Neriun had
eet a high water mark Tor oonceu
irsfson of guns - all cziihers bu'
ssy those who wen, fh0oagh II. 3; vas
nothing oomg.ared to whs; the French
t7oo..s exper3enced during the Ger
man drive against Kcmmei Hili The
French troops took Up rositions abouf
kemznel on Apr.i .. relieving the
battle weary British Throughout
Ai-l = and q before the zfiscs. -
Germans maintained a TREMENDOUS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
PROBLEM OF FEEDING
PRISONERS IS BIC ONE
Sheriff Bill Sees His Bank Ac
count Diminishing As High
Cost or Food Mounts
Higher Daily

Il don't care " | never have a
prisoner" said Sheriff Sherwood to-
day Feeding the blokea Ia keeping
me- broke %
Few people have any knowledge Of
tho actual cos, Of feeding and keeping
prisoners confined IN the county jail
As matter OF fact there is no place
At this particular time where men and
women can be kept aud taken care of
80 cheaply as AZ the county jail
The sheriff ia paid for boarding o.
prisoners At the rate OF 30 cents per
head per day for the first ten prison
crs. 30 cents per head per day Tor the
next ten and 30 cents per bead per
day for the nost ten ana all over
twenty
Think you could live on 20 cents a
day
Say there arc 20 prisoners In Jan
today. the sheriff is allowed 80 cents
per head for the first ten or IS. 90
fcoosfoued On pave Eirhsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

pleasant life ia the dozen Villages
hcreabouts went out Domestic lite
went out as the war came In.
The story o. how the spring san
rose one morning a short time ago on
this peaceful domestic city and .'il
on dozen deserted agricultural com
rnunltles. whore perhaps two dozcn
generations - French peasant folk
were born and died. was told 70 me by
a French soldier today, There isn
a single yillager left 10 tell II. bu' the
nea, households. with the family pho
tos on the walls. the fields and gar
dsns and baby cradles and children
toys mutely tell a stronger s.ory q
var shzn the rilagers themseises
could tell
The vIliagers hurriediy harnessed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
SURPASSED EXPECTATIONS
Large 0utpouring OF Guthrie
Lovers At M Z Church Last
Night: Was Musical
Event OF Season

The orchestra concert al the Meth
odlst church last evening surpassed
al expectations TIE remarkable ad-
vancement made by the orchestra
since last years concert considering
he fac; that many o. the players are
very young il due the efforts OF the
conductor. Harry n Ryan who haa
also made a success Of the band The
ticket sales have no, been checked.
Tut the receipts viii be over 500.
The Red Cross entertainment commit
tee assisted by a number Of university
girls wore the attractive Red Cross
rnlform and ushered
The opening number Of the program
Was tho dignified March Poniiflcalo
by Gounol which was followed by the
last movement ~ Haydens Second
symphony" Mrs Thelma Roe ac-
companied by her sister Miss Esther
Roe played the two selections which
she played az the state contest a.
Norman They were "sYenish nance
BIZ Rehfeld ana "Slavonic Cradle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
MITCHELL. ~ AFTER IItE
IIOt 81 10 UOt ~ pIDDlIii

Chief of Police Mitchell is after Tho
peddirrr = propose 10 hrraA 40 lhr
practice 10 Guthrie. merehanta a.
home ate entitled in all benefits that
homo folks can confer The pgdiled
article Is inferior and usually higher
10 price. Why people viii be dupod I
can not imagine
To-day Mitchell grabbed woman
who has been selling asbestos Tas
stove connections 10 the honnaW Ives
% tho city The woman sold ncafis
100 of tho connections The price b.
above that % which the local ioalAr
would furnish a good connection Tho
sfticle sold BY tho woman peddler e.
10 good
This afternoon man peddllug teas
and coffee without license was
grabbed noth pcddlers ara German
Watch tho Hun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Tho annual debate for the kvoiseh
loving cup. between kingfiaheF col
lego and tho Methodist University
vas held here Friday afternoon. re-
suliing In decision for the Motho.
dist University.
The question discussed was RE
solved. That the United states uoy
ernment should Permanently Take
over and Operate the Transportation
syutomn of The Country The Meth
odlst University uphoiding and ths
Klngfishor college opposing this
policy.
Tho Judges were Df phil g Baird Qi
Oklahoma cny Rev o u irelan and
Professor + G smith of Edmond
Mosss Allison. shino,i. aai Darl-
ng represented Kingfishcr anl
Noasra Hobbs and Crablfec. and Miss
Minnie Leo represented tho local coll
lego
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
American Soldiers Hold French Village; Pathetic Remin-
ders Of Home Left By Villagers in Hasty Departure

their oxen and hores. piled what fe~
belongings they could On their con
veyanoes and fled The French re-
serves who fiiicd the village at nigh,
fali found fires siill smolderinT. %
taioea posicd. half ooked meals on
the stoves. cats stiii mewing on the
thresholds. piows and harrO~s IN the
neids. just where they we're lefi whsn
The farmers received the alarm
on the wall ~ the RON IN which
this l. being written the benign face
% an old mother looks out ~ a wood
en- frame over the fireplace In ihe
center Of the room. on an imitat'o
mahogany table. stands = battalion
adiafsni making marks on a hero
rfyphie military map On the mantle
h an American aiarmciock Above
the msnfel and over The mothers pie
ture l. cisnenceaa. now the Preach
premier. a picture evidently clipped
from some sstiricsi political journal
years ago.
On another wall hangs . brilliantly
colored picture Of the Virgin Mary.
--------------------"--
!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
SPRNGTWf


SpsHng here again
Tho A~ar ,oanx ''ln9 ives herr
onoe eegorv bus old n'an ~tntes canic
along and fr,se her pink soer. 70 she
skedAdaled
Bur nov shes back
NJ. those calculations are nos based
nN the weather. fsf from lt
A slra~ hnt aafsar.A On hrss"
gloom a, TAR oour, hoaee to,ias he
MAS AA doliea al ii hss malranoniai
gners ara he Aud she she TOO. an
fNei up lase ,hn Quecn 81 May We're
later gaauine hlls~fals, around At
Mineral Malls aare Whiting for train
tins
It's aappA .Nsc lookS gave hsm
aWay Ana sarmoupsins his duas
there Was resplonaent honcss to-
ecssdness. ssriasy straw ia ~ The
style q NN 1t iass glewmcd
Another >igu Of suing Is that the
Squirrels are ent in Nln@s0l Meil~
park RON 50 ii looks ~ though ghe
hap seaSon is here 20 sgsy
= The aforementioned squirrels
ddnH sae the aS0re -neu'iones bride :
eruom
he go away safely
tWy Rahy Ronds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
COUNTY commissioners
PUSHING BRIDGE WORK
Steel Not Yet On Hand, But
Masonry Work Is In Good
Way New Bridges VIII
Be Permanent

TIE county commissioner are
passing the b~.dss program 70 the be.i
q ,1elr ability whiie the steel has nor
ben psrchased for any u these
ssruc-urex. oontr1rfs have been iei
for III sobs - masonry. one r. COR
pisted ready for the steel he east
aoanfy Ins bridge On ihe C1shinz
rozf- j. xs1 along surveyor Rankin
tanks he psblic win b crossing M
IN - days xike white has the eon-
trait for ne tro bridges ssufh ane
west q the cs;y-hss tbe stone I'll
cuarried ard win begin laying IN
foundz-tons nezt weed The oouniy
enxineers off-e j. pzsAssg these
szDerstrsrturss % fet them ouf y
Icznger frsn hish water.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
RUSSIA IS STARVING AMID PLENTY;
VIOLENCE AND CRg I ARE SUPREME
265 Trains :
Filled Wan
Disabled Huns

Amsterdam May Two hun
dfed and slNty five trains FUN %
wounded soldiers returning 80
Osermany frum The battle frunta n
iacardy and Flaudors. says tbs
newspaper. Les Nonveliea. of The
Hague werv counted IN me day
Time on April >. April II aud April
" on the Namur Llege railway
The transports were - cfuwdrd
That the Ga aFmans were Using apen
coal ears 10 carry the wounded
Hospitals. ,envenis. schools and
factories Ia Belgium, ,he paper
adds. arc All packed with wounded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
NEW WAR FOOD RULES
ARE EFFECTIVE MONDAY
Distribution Card. Regulations
Must BE Strictly Adhered
To; Food Meeting Al
City Hall

New food rules are effective Mon p
iav The regulations eni0ined ~
The food distribution cards must b.
,sicfiy adhered 90 BY dealers o.
.enalfies ~iii be inflicted. aecordins
lf Couniy FOOD Admlniltrsior Saith
nr smifh l. much perturbed BY the
spaihy u Guthrie dealers Only one
Csth-ls dealer. G = Choats. was pres
ert ~ m very important food meet
irg held st the city hall yesterday
The meeting was largely attended
~ coanty dealers The object OF the
meeting Was 70 devise The best mode
= distributing -four bread and wheat
cereals
Township Aorsinisfrssors Present.
Township administrsfOrs attending
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
WILL TRAIN $50
MN \Il\NIR>ili

Norman MAY Arrangements
havc been made between the War DE-
partmeus and the University % Okla
homa FOR tho training Of $50 drafted
men in special branches here this
summer Forty u the men will be
given instruction Of general ms~'hau
ics. lee in aIrplanc motor work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
u S. AIDS THE RAILROAD

Washington MAY Railroads nm
der the four months 90 government
operation Just closed reviewed from
the government ssaGf4 nn0 as loans or
advance payments ga government
compensation Director General Mc-
Adoo today anr aNncod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

T-hc Se~ ro-k Jourrai hss fhis e.
ssy about lin
While fuliy q hundre1 ttossanc
.hros,s oheere1 hiz -. - leap =
from projection 70 proieetsor ~ifh ttr
sxllIty q ar zps HiE1er and higher
Re vent vi.to1t fsiierinE and each
oosfrsctior e1cosufered wss osero0ms
~ifhogf = fhouxtf Ter the danger ir-
roirs1 szi y the tine he Rad climb
81 % the t.e-flstt sfusy . ttrznge
stlliness zsfsc1e6 the crowd. ard <hlie
so-e tr-res their beads sssy sri
ruui6 not iook- ofhsr1 pffh fheir eyes
rsrited on blr. looket II horTyr stls
Williams unconscioss q al this. kep'
sziIIagiy a. his task and confined
uv-zr1 ard without = stop. he tsl
cs-ubet = stores. G. from ths b.
tex 70 the toD - the tsliesz bulitine
Il tie world
So Z ros YAK 70 se~ The gresfes'
Il al dz--dsvils IN scsion 6ont "a
20 sss ne or1rnzl Huusn ~ r.
Es1D><1zy. Nsy q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
ATTEMPT MADE 10
RELEASE Hun PRISONERS

Atlanta. Ga. May An apparent
attempt AZ Wholesale delivery Of the
German prisoners a. Fort Mcpherson
was foiled late yesterday when the
guards discovered a S0-fooi tunne,
leading from under one of the prs
oner's barracks toward The double
wire fence which oncloses the prison
camp. II became known today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
P[TA|N'S MEN THRUST HOLE NHUN
LINE At AM|ENS; CAPTURE GUNS
Shell Of the
Cocodnuf For
Gas Mask

san Juan May Gern'aa
poison gas has given the shell of
the Ss.coanus a humane As well as
= commercial value and thousands
ol coeoanafs are being shipped
from Porto Rico. 50 that The shells
may b. used in The manufacture Of
gas masks far American troops n
France
The she'll ol the csoosnut II Wa
found Afgrr much experimentation
could he made into hish grade q
charcoal This charcoal, q Is saia.
Il a valuable antidote Tar poison
gases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
RED CROSS DRINE
CAPTAINS TO MEET

There viii be a special call meeting
e ,hc LoEan county Executive Boarl
American Red Cross on Monday, May
sth. 1918. az 40 , m, In the office ~
the secretary sth floor Of Federal
hu.lding for the purpose OF preparing
for the coming Red Cross drive Rev
Guy FSndly. Chairman: Mrs II G.
Burnsdalc. Acting Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
WI. SONS PARDON
>ANI~ SOLDIERS lNt

Washington MAY prestdoul Wi
son today sanaroVod the sentence %
Tour American soldiers in france or
aered tu he shot Sentences 81 tWa
s. shc men pfiyates Lei oven an
stanley n FssNhack were committed
fo threo yeart imprisonment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
wore WOODEN SHIPS.

Washington Nay s-Exp3nsion Of
TIE wood shipbuliding program. To in
ciude the construction 81 goo new YES
seis q about 900 tons displacement
each. was announced today BY Chair
man Hurley. q the shipping board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
seru, Neil Barde To
onlcers Training Camp.

sere, Son narae who has been ~i'h
ihe mn Engineers At Camp Bowl
has been recommended and accepted
Tor tho only officers training cam9
exclusively Tor engineers aud he Is
now located at Camp Loo near petsrs-
burg. Va
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
LOAN OAERSt BSCRIBED

Washington. May tine third LIB
efN loau has becn ovcrSubscribed by
s. ~ ,-se. the treasury reported to-
d4y Later figures are expected 20
r. - the total Tar above three bill
iscns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
ITO AI.nlD WHEAT
dR ABRIU ~ ILLINOIS

Chlcaeo NAy / More ihan + haif
nilllcn husaei oi boarded wheat hae
a,,h discovered in Illinois and plarei
Nn che mufSot after 4 q, hour drive
just eonpieied hy aH township and
'ee county fnod administrations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
BATTLES RAGING NOW
ON ITALIAN FRONT
long RANGE GERMAN Gt \,
HIT BN FRENCH >Hfli-
AND PtT OFT OF CONNl~-
SION: FRENCH >tN.Ulik>
PERFORM uEROitAill
BULLETIN

paras, May <--Foilo~ans heavy ar
tnlery fighting siona the kNre river
or the srout southeast - Ar'senS te
cay. General Petain's troors drove
;he Germans back OF q 70 mile front
ard espsursd tire wood 20 the east
arc southeast bes drs taking beth
r,soners anc Guns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
BATTLE RAGING on
trklfkN FRONT NOW

Vienna. May (. VIA Heavy
fighting siona tre whole italian front
between the kcrstic and the 6iucl.
Cara in the north. IS reported ~ to
GAYS official statement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
GREAT NATION At
MERCY Or CRAfT[ns
BO sIitNi~M srNA<cll<s.
fHI tOt \rRN A<D pro
piI Nl,I HELPLESS 10
hight Iiltin VIKINGS:
HELPLESS ~ CHAINS Of
Ho\D At.f
nullrrlh

retsvarsd. Nay t~F Fahtlnu ie ths
streets 81 Moseow hes~ssn the hol
shevlkl and the Germans 10 rspasted
The streets are barriesded ard ,ne
sear 70 fierce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
LAW MAKING WOMEN JURORS
UPHELD eY A riSr COURT

san Francsco. csl May 4-Toe
state i4v permitting women 10 81 on
lar.es vas upheld in . decision by
the state supreme oourt here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
Human Fly to Appear
In Guthrie Wednesday

The leaser hss s--snses ~sh J5cs
Williams TIE ~l-y-sn Fly 20 make
toe cii-,es. ere biin5foiseo - csfnr .
nes, WEDNESDAY.
Williams q osreocsii. re ~ a
eii-nt ;ne icre ro;ei snc fss s;sff in
ire ssse-,oon 81 z. %. ard >, ?. the
Fecersi bvitc &c. siinofoioec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
STARVING RUSSIA ~
eELpLusA M GRAINS
H. ,terman na~nutaia

Vaft0s Norway via t.oudpn. Nav !
saen uflef my arrival 10 pesrwrad
, I received warning frnm 90 authori
taute aourcv that bessusa ~ my "a
81 ufos - araftsrn saa traitors cor
tain aofaona weFe pl"ttlux axalnst
Hs through ths bol hsyihl wh0es
q efhada oorsemaed. and vas "a
siscd ior ,afesya sakn 20 50 20 volos
ia wherv the American embassy -
located. bat ~ ms purpose IA RUSSIA
eaa a. amliaafe myself With 'h~
aciualliiea ~ nasalaH rrava@t cribs
q tragedy and pfessni the facts 20
thr American pe0 - through the
As~ spspefa I disrnTarlcd lhe kindiy
warnings ! vas not afraid 20 tell
ihs truth about aalocraiic crarlat
l.uaaia and mo-, afraid 90 iell lhs truth
about the hoiaheviAi Dictatorship -
terrur'pm and DO not know whether
us cables from naaha rraehed Am
orica unchanged
haye just returned rom Husala
hy way ~ slnrmAnsh Almost every
day ei'nesea catastrophe In this
unealas oniv exit % Europe rhe
r5adbed Is crumbllng and locomotives
and cars fnmhilng over with uumer
ous dead and wounded
nation In chairs and Tears
'ta STA to,lay resembles strongly
ihs Nrtmsnsk liae Liberty is tsAr
ifg along a rad built haphazArd upon
send. deraIied and lunrbling. leaving
bshlug Countless unfortunatas killed
nLd MANNED The nation 10 in chains
again. IN teara aud deapairs, hungry
Ia the clutches OF balshevlkism and
rrusslanlsm nllnd. llllierate. unoon
" loas for centuries. the oplre sod
peo p are led asiray BY hind sealois
~ theorists and oNperimeh isfr. but
Few slneer4. most of thcm self aesA
ing charlatan.. hrateu Tfan.rs and
eeNaraly htiis iyranfa. trying 10 oni
strip one smother IN exploits OF Dc
struciion Justice IN Russia lz a
mocksry and liberty trasesty The
lrsss IL mutxied The champions ~
rHsfisn freedom are IN hiding a. un
Ger ~ exars regime The will "
me people expressed through a con
afiiueni assembly. has been suppr~H
a Russia exploded from the bol
shsylkism - dynamite ~hich der
many espedfed "a Hus. a Diaboh
rsily she used y - her advsntsee
lafdinr herself srAinst - dangers
Thus fsr al syes ~ tho'~ really boy
ifg Russia are turned lo America and
her allies for I'D - the rreat an
fortunate people. kepi 10 darkness tor
eeniaries. then 81 free. bat now re-
euslaved. shall indeed see fr-eiom's
i.rhf
a vefitsbls nadheyse
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

While buay discussing Who l. %
blame fof their tnEeay. N Rus ian
s0lle are pathetic Ia their apathy.
iraE.cslly helpless. afraid to face the
problem Of saying 20 country and
freedom. exhausted iron boisheyist