The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
CHAPTER 1.

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" the time when the war started "
&c NOT know ffsas there would he snc
. wer - = esaEr ~aecd techy.
Daily rc soldiers ~Aene rn1a .hs
Fraare snd Rasssa >ysnsed "a sf4sr
ss and that the falser wns doang eV
T7uAsne possible for our protection
Alrcsds ~ July ~ wv were armed 4
re teeth and prepared ia raFcih ava,
sri1ag these EregarsiinHs. wlgTl
Showed Us sll that uar had so curns
- men Ct ny COMPANY deserted
The government published. darn,
This time. erlistins aln,ax hourly Il
prepare sae people for The wxr.
fDhftrfuce that sncceeaed perfectly
Consec fwc days before war va,
ercahre1- the people were oveiwbeln
anSay for msr. but they weap csrfair
that il Was criy to be between Ger
sas-iy sDd france.
OF the Intervention ~ Belgium
RnsSa- Eagiand and Italy. Ihe ccun.
f-y he'd ss little fhourhi as Il DID a.
anF psf~ics7a-lun ot the United States
AL shacxhs only az the promenade II
Paris which 70 the disappointment oi
tie people and als0. surely to fht
disappointment q ihe agiociHcv. has
hs-sn longtr drawn oui than had been
wished fer.
IN these days os uncertainty tie
soldiers cat1frrv 10 The cr-nea freni-
xnrzf which thsr had experienced be-
fare were treated liheixlir with great
Quantities of supplies. dealcacles and
nes-. 20 thai rnesT of iht soldiers were
- druak continuously that they wtre
unable 70 rcslire she seriousness o.
the xituerion.
And ye: the majority 81 rhe SOL
oisrs cnlic not he erfhused ever me
wsr- They cheerrd and were euihu-
tAstic ber2lse they knsw IL was Inc
orders On July 81. 1914 enc dsr be-
Tore The declaration 81 wzr. ve 1eii-
ef'e nsAnS hrouSht 70 wHr strength.
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Where the eDernr toward which we
wRre 70 rcirf our hayunecs was We
hsd nc. the sllrftcs. idra. All ne did
know WIS ;fa; we AR6 % be tr1 rs
ported Somewhere to Trosesr tie t,pr-
Ger.
There we're stirring times as VIC
s;sr1ed ont Tens q thousands O.
p~o1ile threw f0we-s as us and au
wanted 10 shake hands Ail--sTe1
seadisrs--cfs-6 Many enlhrsred fAe.f
wives or young trides The hands
played farewell songs and peopls
hnehes and cried al a, re s1ms
tine S-rznrers emt-xce1 and kissed
each other. "A rcr.t1i3e vfttf's 1oii
CAY" cf emotion was iaoscne6 aDd 80
Eulf~d The y.cguisce Ike q storm. NJ
one. Dot sTs1 tfe strsnses-. coul5 -
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tfTrr. where last fnrsweils had n H.
said. his scr,e VII rers- lstrt Nc.
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70 Their rDsn. May had tc b tcrchlf I.
removed
Bsf tbs uEs e. las; dnot nn6 ;hr-
Ne ~'rrv placed IN cstfie CARS N-ff 4
cr-ns tni we Ind 10 -rfss. TIE tran !
wer- slowly toward ne Rfns !;
went smoothly cr,rurh Our ca-u7urr. I
which hsc had dsrs - rreuf ez-i.s
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ofr seor'6ed- Nosf q - soldiers
sit7- with tseir k,Epsscks "a rlIlr.rs f
o-be-s lcoked drezrlly into he fr.
tu-v- >rl c.he-sesrrrrr,v pulled pic
rur--f frcr her tr-rs-pccke.s rnd r-ir /
ve-r few szlled tine ~ disruSsion
sn6 cezD<.t % their raxsihls dssti-
cftfrn-
Were are ne cei1sf- Nrs
rA.rf. No ore knew Thea sf-sr
sn6i-<s h7u-s. TIE --slr STOPPED We
vere y Dur-a What we-e ne thr-s
sers We clt -. krcp- Ths e@irers
onlr shrugged her sAruide-s a; or
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Afs-r . hri<< ,sss< sc -e1i ahest
O. the eye1i-S of Ar<zsf rs -etcbrt
s<f--rfrt pear r1rcz- OR co-n7a1r
vas tIns>ee {, q hs-a No crs kDr-
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rc-y.c~e cf ru- hei-r sr-f - ostr IN
B>.<ssz hyrzer ne ltis diva - csr
b-dx e s>rav. Sczethi-r lad -
ksrT<z $50 - rssr.s - frezz thEs -
crr-rin-r-
Her f<~ ers>>c-c6 TAT spul5 te
ths is< xlxH. fcr rrzrr e - q. Ger-
rsr gr~11 An six-z tex "a f-u-
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