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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
T0Dlr's VAR SUMMARY
~ rrG ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fgktrg O. TIE vektern snf ifsi-
izr ,rOns uEll Is ooaflnes % iocsi
op<-stioes Ths luH cu bosh fronts.
h1xsv>r. riii ros - rroisnFsed ss
s.<-s are zz-y signs nat tbs sress
crsrbzss vEsrh snsrse1 the German
c<s<-ssses il the .ess snt the Ass-
tran zsroke n ftsiy pfii shorts b
rsvsii~c
szfiF<1cso~Y 81 hare beez the NIB
tfinx- tactics of the slik-1 oorzmznf.
7zrerfir they kzrs "a. 70; rO.ssc
the Csrnsrs 30 scfior- Frznoo-
az-rtoz- s-n>p~ % NJ Frsnrs. front
have takes rilse p-isorers Fine~ Isrs
n TIE Cs<nzn hesifsffon IN ressn-
irr tfs osfsnkise h rsvsnx ~ siiIes.
s-fsozxk pr-psr-< 70 Es-e> r. rtt<
e,sc>r- a. 1sF ~ <sy fb>s i-ur-ers
ft>s. B-o~sss- ~ sersnr~< n tvrzi cp-
vosi< have b<~r iss.1<s sFo- - size-
sfi> bssrl><.
II - stfs<f szfrss fhe nsr
Yr~.ef po~itiezn r. sk< ios<ponf rs-
sio-. ro.fk q fk> tlz.e. ~ cerrns.,
hfr. szfiet - s<ssnr< The e-ezy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
Dead American Ace Is Honored By Hun Foeman,
Who Risks Life to Deliver Message

csmoaflaxed enemy and firinx q brief
burst of no, over ten shots. The en-
smy dropped llse q stone from a hiEh
tltlfsde
All storks are eager 20 ssenge psy
lies. who sas an admired character.
Ills last f~o citations. Just rabiiskric
In the Journal OFFICIAL folio.f
Prank Bsyiies. sesrsens. roreixn
Legion. pilot of Squadron sansd ;.
~ss an excellent chasing pilot On
March %. With his sifpisns ssrs.h In
vital psrts. he landed between the
lines Assisted sy . Frsneh infsssfy
i.1troi. B.yiies fred hlmseif from The
debris sf hls machine. ard despite the
ersmy fire returned 20 hls ilnss.
Lronxons bis ysiasble flyisx instrs-
r.enis on march 70 he shSs dovr his
third enemy sir.,isne IN f5smes if;s
lfss citation repeats his brilliant quail
i'i~s a. . pilot. snd sdds:
The s<h and 10Th of Nay ~ thos
dssn BIZ sssenih snd eisAfh air
Dlzn~s~
fls a, prsstoss e;f2sis>ss vers
eessiiy eloquent.
Thesxs the German sofs snsosne-
irs she flyers c~rfsln dssfn y slsh-
cuf 1efsIls. h4die-flsns ere fhEf the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
WIFE oF ARMY OFFICER
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

Dallas. rss. Jviy io--of Una He~s
Hsssksr'. wife os MsIo, Hebsr A
Hsssbsri os tho iii,h sani,sry train.
Camp Bowie. Fors Worm. ~ss tiliss
near here to-day when an sstomobiis
n which shs ~ss driving. turned tsr
tie and rolled into q ditch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
GENERAL SMITH TO
LEAD LOCAL BOYS
Put In Command Of Army Divi.
sion Composed Of Oklahoma
and Texas Troops; Many
Guthrie Boys In
That Unit.

Major General W u. smith has beer
assigned. u was nnnouDced at fhs
var department 10 command the aah
division. national army trained Al
Camp Bowie. Fort worth. Texas
The division Mas organized under
command oi Major General Edwin
- } Greble. who has not qualified
phykicaliy for European service. The
division is composed OF Texas and
oklahoma national guard troops.
Many boys from Guthrie and Logan
county are In this unit The
Naseispt boys. Frances i,arkr. John
coieheii and others sfe In tho hos
piial corpa Of that regiment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
SUBSTITUTE WEEK
IN WAR KITCHEN
Miss Watson Il Doing Splendid
Work and Housewives Of City
Are Beginning 10 Appreoi.
ate the Benefits That
Accrue.

This IL substitute week af the wa'
Kitchen ami Cor tho bsnsflt OF ths
kreat number of women ~bo eau not
attend In ths morning. classes viii
ts held a. "a r M
Esery woman has lesfued that sab.
siitsts fioars do not ~ors satisfsc-
tcfiiy In yeast breads. aud thls nsees.
atty has caused thu lnsenfion ~ .
baking powder loaf which takea lts
pace very nicely On@ evening
viii be given eniirsly 10 substitutes
f,r yeast breads. the materials need
"a are . cup liaald fmils : 20 Z
tablespoons fsf. tablespoons syf-
az. eggs q teaspoons baking po.fsr.
4 teaspoon <.lt. esp Faslns o. nais
and 10 sx -four. any combination ~
sshsftfafes toa prefer beet. BE- care
;rl Ia yoar weights AID measures Of
rosr sse combinations - follows one
a sifssr relied oats. bsfisy rour.
tnekub~s -four. peanut fioar or sof
lean fIoss and ons % either corn
-Four. rie< -four. fo'sto~s flosf. s-esf
rotate -four 90 corn meal fhis his
been prosen 10 n ~ the expsrim~nf
kitrfsn eondscted by fhs D. ,sftmenf
- Asrifshsfe and foo1 Aaminisfrr-
len n wsshInssoa u. e Esery or@l
Wishing 20 rofk meet brinE ths ma
'sr..'s and a@klnx pan for hes ioaf ss|
ne kitchen hss not these supplies On
} and.
This ~ork r. not sisen .oieiy cor
any one dsss o. housssis~s OF 60
'IreIy for housewives 81 eli: n Il Jsss
y nee~~~sry for fhe poos sbd the rirh
= for he szi15ie cisss. Ar nof osr
|oys f4k<a r~ess15ess 81 elsxz SO
4eff@
6fmmn1nnm - - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
lUll on ALL FRONTS
PORT[AD COM|NG STORM
-
GERMANS DEFEATED IN Lo-
CAL ATTACKS ON FRENCH
FRONT: SITUATION IN AUS
rRIA rs SERIOUS PROBLEM
FOR DUAL MONARCHY /;
ITALIANS ARE STEADILY
DRIVING ENEMY BACK.
BULLETIN

vseena. via lcnco~. 5asy 'o-rs
s.ess hessy sarrsssces- tne Aassrsn
srcees in sne Pave Delta have been
~isnsrs~r 70 ire eastern BARK ~ tne
rns Strex-n. she ~sr osfsre srnoenc
ee tcosy. Tire ttslisnx according se
tie statement ess;ousis followed IS
Gar - tee ~essrrsy bark ~ TIRE river
rre sesf os tAe statement rcsos
-As sAe Delta of sne pave eeuis
net rave eesr REID ~ithou' heavy
ssersfsees 80 have ~itnsrs~n cur
sreepa ~ssen ~ere stationed srers
&c s>e syse voss,is~s o. the eastern
Bark q sre rnssr branch Tns CO
s~stssn ~ss es~~ed cot ovrrs see
ese~ts ~ susy. Tire e-ery fess his
~sy .. -ss ssy yesserasy as FAR -
sne rser.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
PIONEER MILLS NON
WEAVING DUCK CLOTH
Cotton Patch Transformed Into
Great Modern Manufacturing
Plant In Record Time Of i2O
Days; Jake Douglass
Behind Innovation.

The Pioneer Cotton MIls, of shIs
city. Il the holder af another record
and progressive Industry IA now
sea,lng cloth In n. cspacicus and
sanitary building recently erected In
connection with isa twine makins
plant -
VI l. no esaggeraiion To call the
Grounds and plant esfotisss Town Z"
The rnnunde ar" clean kept. With
profuAlon cf plants sad lawn, and
the buildings we're constructed with
. view of atilily combined with ranl-
tary and lisht conditions that are 100
per cent Ideal The addition Tor the
new weaving plant Il loo bs no feet.
and is painted white On the interior.
With perfect lighting frrm "a almosi
continuous line of sash and risss The
room ls provided with the latest an.
iomatic fire proteetios. ana the hum
Idlly IL cohtriliai by water and afr
pipes, with perfect ventilation. sli of
which makes for ideal working con
iiilnna
Manager } y Douglass has In
stalled slst, -four Draper Automatic
eoms for the making of duckins. an.
'hen all are In operation the mill
siil have a capacity for ioo0o yards
'er month The latter part of this
Month will see tle plant running At
Tan capacity. and with he additional
workers needed IN the ne~ Industry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
ITALIANS Firmly ESTABLISHED ON
LINES WREsTED FROM INVADERS
Discipline In
German Arn,p
Breaking Do0n

ls1aon daily so--irosessiens
81 a ervakso~'r IN osssspsine ia
tire sexomu cervnan srns are
fe9nd IN ts~e eroers sssxxss ~
Ssnersi ven Der Mar~stx. ~~Nn
have ssisen lnts srassh nanas.
says tee eerrrxpenosns ~ the
Tsnes 81 British h<soaasrtsrx in
FrasSe. n the oro<rx cenersl
Der hs~~sss r,skex thss eom-
pissas.
discipline. ~hseh 10 shr kes-
nese % car army. - seriously
xnaAen. Cases ~ soldiers re
ssssns 70 obey er0ers are lrc~~ss.
sre 10 an alarming estens"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
6oys ~osee rrERE" WANT
MORE HOME NEWSPAPERS

fensan. July ie- Mo~~ hnme
newspaper = the constant appeal
from the American soldiers In the
eanips and hospitals IN 0rea, BrI-
tain. says M American Red Cross re-.
pcrs msde public today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
LAHoMA CAMP FIRE
GIRLS WILL GIVE PLAY

The i.ahoma Camp Flre Girls VA
give a play. Any Cirl~ al the Gath-
rao lhs1ier. Taeeslay esexfinaa July
&c. a. Sis O'Clock for the benefit II
iAhoma Camp Fire The play por-
trays 'Ne srrsiiies 81 camp fire
giris. especially their WORK In food
conservatism and other war measures
Admission. tweniy five cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

The week Of substitute breadn a.
th. war Kitchen h certainly proving
. success Fifteen nav members
have been earoil~a sha pa, swo eve
nings.
A package of cottaE. cheese boat
lsiA and wh.aiiess reclp.a have iesn
received and wiIl no Al The va, Mt
chen Thursday evening Come aud
set on.. The work for Thuraday ayoa
nlng Will ho whea,ieas cakas and
cookies. 30 clssn today h.caaae -
Red Cross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

With the French Armies. July To-
fDslzyed) Pilot Bsylles Was Buried
With Honort Befitting . Hero" This
yss the uibste oroppef In = note over
tn Preach tines ~ = German piloi.
confirminx ths death Of Prank c Bay
lies o. Nee Bssford. Mass. flyer Of
the famous siork ssasdron. sbo Eac-
ersied The late Raeul Lafbery A.
sneriezn see q sces
In The secfor where Bsylies fought
his ons-side1 bsttia against four
German nisehines and vas brsaKhf
Gown far b~hini German lines ~iih
his nschlns sfirs. : German slrmsn
sFp~sr~d ~ aask. clrciins hlsh and oc
czs,o1zlly do1FiaE in order to de-
F;roy the socur.cy of snsi-aircrsff
fire from b~iow The flyer dropped
a small seishsed ball. 70 Which we're
sfss<k>< ionx paper strezmers
unfer<fsn6inx this 70 BE- sone
rse<s&r~ for The Preach filos. the
snsl-<ircrsfs s.ns,u Snzs>d fr1se
snf s1issed ths German 70 return
so kis osn tines snnoie~sed.
PIisz razrks1 The ssss where the
r,><~sFs f<n. lssf n frnuf q ts< sin<
r<rief os' zn1 go = y contained
lh< fs1rs - Bsyll<-<F rsurz1~~ A. fke
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
GERMAN r-EAss ARTILLERY
IS slAzlNC AGAIN

Lcntun. yely ie-.<isnsiaershle &C
tirsyy ~zx 0esesuped czriy rAis morn
.ng BY the German artillery and ma
cklne guzs IN sAe regioa ~aS u
An5ens. frun th~ ricinify - Nliers
Brefo1nssr 20 the Ancre says so-
Gays ~zr office Report
Artillery eseis o. ne fFoas Dorih
ot vousdsdier AID sosih of fhe Aisne
near ChzFsrny farm. where Frenca
troops have r~cently made lnraads
ng.on the German hnes. gere 81
noanc4c - fAe .af ofyic~ toasy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
LOGAN SELECTS WILL Be
SVEN SPECIAL TRA|N|NG
Three Registrants Sent to Camp
Mcbray Today, Others to Go
Later; Local Board Prepar-
ing TO Send Colored
Men On 18th.

The local drali board has selected
a llst o. drafted men qualified COZ
special training ia gas engine build
ina. repsiFing. maintenance and op
erasion, 10 be sent to Camp M.hrsy.
Austin, Texas. for a period of train
ma under the faculty of the univsr
sisy Of Texas This training win be
extensive. the paan being 10 rradn-
ate men as tethnicians for the trans.
variation division of the army. The
following men. the first contingent
4 this Mind sent BY the local hoarf
eptraln~l a Union station here this
porninr az n o'eiork
Roy y F@slen and Chester o Cas-
or Of Guthrie. Albert " Beard ofI
Marshall.
The government n calling Cor vol
an'eers from The 1918 regisl~nis
WHO can qualify ~ the Following o.
capafions. Auto repair men. black
smiths bridge carpenterx. cnbinot
cooks. drsurhsmen. eleeir
clAns. gas engine men. stationary
engine men. borseshoers. lithofraph
srs. mschinists suriers. photograph
IRE plumier. shoemakera. tailors.
ls.1us,ers aud teiepAone .s,erafn~s 4
The board can also take men OF the
10 registration ~ho are IN deferred
.iAsseu.
The board has classified eli Of the
iew rrriarants and are ordering all
-<~-.-. J. " - =. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
AMERICAN SECTORS ~
FRANCE AHE QUIET.

VITA the ArD<rscza Array Ca ihe
yzrn@. JAY ie--T1e fronts sest An4
ez<t 0f Chsfezz ThlerT1 where An
e-sszn troos~ bod pisnbzs. have
b~-n urssazily qaies. Oni 4 j. BE-
B~rsd tk.zi hessy firhisnr may break
Icoss Al any usoz&rf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
CAM' 'TASAvE RUSsl
D0lSHEv|K|; ALLIE
Doesn't Matter
FIou May Die
Said Mitchell

Nrw Ncsa. Ialy ~ ~ die
II dueaat matssr when Nor a.~
A man vosld not die more wtnFs
aaNiy than hia eaanisy =
Former usyve Mllshsi msss~
'ha gos~sulak statement ~ Isor
ounh President Frank 4. I1@mG
las. ~ Manhattan. mat hsFerr
leaslnN for tha air service u
wss IN reply 90 tho .sxxs~4tiaa
that hss aess irsa nslahs he larger
in acme ash.r branches ~ ~af
siis was what call game
nan IN every asn.s. +" saaed Ms
iowlns IN repeating sshe eaaest.
sAtsnn lnday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
WANTS FRANCE TO Owe
WILSON HISTORIC DESK

Paris. Jaly 10 Ia i,ih~sts tusia }
sayMs We mentioned yesterday thar
the lg7y agreement TO asssat tho ncw
born America vas slgn~i ~ Comits
ds v.ra"nnaa. minister ~ foreign
affairs. on she magnificent tosls NJ
deak, now Ia tho I.ousr-.
"on this sabiect Mr. rhtvrs tapids
writes
innf you think n would hu time
~ 10 make present ~ thla aeak tn
President Wilson. of ~hom oar al
mirailon can never ha too xrraif"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
ONLY HOPE IS THR0UgN
U S md HER ALLIES
THIS HELP MUST m ov sucH
NATURE THAT II WILL
HELP RUSSIA TO HELP HEN.
SELF. AND ALL WILL NJ
WELL.


Amsterdam. Jsiy iu--aiwulsxrs
eusIy ~iss me ssssssssnmsrs ~ IN
White sea espsblss. ssssss,rs 70 a.
Wees srsw Messs~. snssAse ststs
~as created - the ssesh ~ Wvssss
under tire rsws ~ shs wslsossssre
rspssils. u sampfssss ~ rsrsnssss.
srn Hussia frum sh~ whiss -. "a NE
As'ssla feaas1sr. rhs wsssuss.shs
republic - said 10 h~ IN sympsshy
With the slms ~ the sstents sillss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
AVIATOR. Hulo
CAPTIVE. ESCAPES HUNS

TArl al, is--corponl Ev.reit
Buckley of Kllhurn. IN. an aviator IN
the French service who was cap
tared by the Germans al verdun. has
escaped from Germany According
60 dispatch from Zurich TO I.e Jour
mai he reached switzerland Tuesday
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
cAN'r SAVE HuassA
rnHovoH eoLsHsvlht


sew yafk. iaiy 10. SHALL - h~'s
Russia ar the nalsh~vNis rAst q
tho aasasloe
s'pon N, return frsm nassls I
wrote "ilaasla must ha helped ~
help hernsif 10 ~ snaaslpass her
Aelf and tha@ 70 hefp stamp cat %,
plaques ertuassaisisn anil halsh~y-
iaml that terFuris. mankind
Nos that bolshsslsm has dlaer.dis.
I'd ITSELF and " an ,hs eva Of com.
pi"se collapse. q "a desperately ss.k
lnx sapport unasr . new al.sulse.
sioIaheslas ap"logisis and psupssand.
lssa and athsra Via do not know
Russia Of indsy cay
~ ,ua 40 nos ~snt 10 hsip tho
buiaheslAl help es~ rnvsrnment ~
the aotieta~
The - called government ~ fhs
bolashsiki o. "A 'hsy cail then.
selves communists "a the govern
m~nf u ths aovlals The aslshssln,
leaders tsrFofislns Russia call th-m
strives the "soyyst- sf the rsaglss
commlaaarlsa The Csansl u ths
Empire under The ezar sas also ear
ed Aosysi. oosuasrsissaay sovzes
sesis,s Represent Majority.
Tha 4aww.fm - .....tfs.t.s -.
represent ths slll of an lnaisnlfleaat
minority % the Russian psople Th-
bsyonsia ~ the small army ~ veil
paid Red Guards ~ha tyrsnniss the
Russian mass~s because Ghsy ssnl
have the support % The 0sfmsn "a
loefacy have kspf ths usaslsa peo-
ple oat of aoyysts The, have
barred from the Hssssss not oniy lhs
capitalists. not onis the mlsfss
glasses. nss enly The lnsllscfs.is
bat sl~o The socialist r.solasloalsfs
and the social democrats In opposis
Ion 70 The hs,lsh,slki. mo call then
selves eommanisis. .hs nos se-k
'scoenltlon a. ths sossrnmsns % ths
sosye,s
The boishsglti government of th-
sosysts has dlaereili~1 lissif IN nss.
IA. bat the prize nss<ls sss p.lf
'or ihis sspsrimsnt + ssfal
The answer 70 tko@e ~ho are ss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
MARS, CUP|O & CO., LOVE
FIRM, ARE ON THE JOB
Many Marriage Licenses Are Is.
sued During First Five Months
Of War Year; Other Court
Matters Also On Increase.

Mar Cupid a Co. is a busy nr1
nor. a. the books Of william D
Waller. ~ho IA. c-sarEe OF the mar
rage license department showed to-
tHy when he strsck a balance for
ihs firyt five months Of 1918 He
foand that zss licenses had been is-
sse1 during the first I've months Of
the year a. aezinst les esrinr the
tise period IN 1917. or an Increase Of
-
A lzree percentses q them are for
p~-rons from ofher cities You
sould be surprised af ihe number Of
people sao cone from Oklahoma
City 70 secare the -5oy pzp~rs- szia
NJ wslk-r -Basiness. prosperity
and the >zr- are the reasons. he
ssYz Ofber matters - b~<ore the
eosnfy oosr1 follow.
A 6>crr< - dis,r5bnrfon has bee1
iszoe1 by the cosr1 IN the estate ~
Joan Lewis. and the administrator
Dr y G sszrp. h ordered 70 f.se re-
ceips srprn the ke.<s Zoe their re-
spectre k<.@rs< IN the estate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

" " stoner. z1rfnfzfrzfor - ne
estate q Tsonzs p wezser. hzs fled
: ss,l~u-<x.l rer1r-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

An orf~r hzs b>en Isss-d inerezs
lrK The zfiDsance - Minnie = Nc
zsiney. sSso~ ~ " y Ncfsiheney.
% SO per nznth-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

~ y Le<nzn has fled . r><lfso7
z<kzzx 70 - zpf<s1-1< s1rzznirfssfor
- TIE ><<s<< - G 4 snk6<s 40 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

The board has classified sli Of the
iew rrris,rants and are ordering all
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-03-01

The Rubber Workers Union, of
Akron, affiliated with the A. F. Of L.,
is rapidly increasing it's membership.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-03-01
Farms! Farms! Farms!
FOR SALE
At my headquarters for farms.

We are going to offer the next sixty
days over one hundred farms both
large and small from 2 to 305 acres.
With two extra men to show you
what you want when you want it.
Spring is right here at hand and
what you want in the way of horses
and live stock and money, anything
that is in reason. We farmers must
get busy and raise more produce.
Consumption so great and not enough
producers.
1 acre, 6 room house, good water,
close in, $2,500.
2 acres, 6 room house, fine spring,
close in, $1,000.
3 acres, room house, all kinds
fruit, $4,000.
acres, 5 room house, garden
land, fruit, $3.50.
acres, rooms, fruit, good wa
ter, $4,000.
acres, 8 rooms, splendid ground
close, $4,000.
8 acres, rooms, furnace, all
kinds fruit, good spring, good road,
possession at once, $2,25O.
10 acres, extra fine building, and
fruit, on Granville car line, $4,000.
12 acres, fair building, fruit, good
road, $4,000.
IA acres, fair building, fruit, good
road, $4,000.
10 acres, 4 room house, spring, 10
minutes walk from interurban road,
81 ,145.
% acres, room house, very
cheap, $1,750.
40 acres, room house, fine spring
and fruit, $4,000.
So acres, room house, spring,
barn, fine berries, $4,000.
72 acres, 7 room house, spring,
good road some bottom, $4,000.
80 acres, 5 room house, pike most
of way, $3,500
100 acres, new rooms, good
barns, fine orchard, spring, near
Granville, will consider one good
city property, $1,000.
115 acres, 5 room house, spring,
orchard, good barn, pike most of
way, $4,000.
122 acres, near pike, house, barn,
good fruit, $1,000.
165 acres, 2 miles of Newark, good
stock farmI 2 springs, fair build
ing, $4,000.
1876 acres, good building, fruit,
roads
In regard to other farms please
call at Room II, HILBERT & Schans
Bldg, Auto Phone 2094. See o. G..
Warrington.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-03-01
BENEFITS SECURED BY THE
UNION LABEL.

The union label adds to business
as leading inducement to union
buyers and to union merchants. 1t
keeps trade at home where there is
local enterprise. 1t benefits the re-
taller as we'll as the wholesaler. 1t
aids the newspaper and the union
whose tenets it advertises. 1t is
beneficial for stability. 1t defes un-
scrupulous competition. 1t helps to
establish the wage scale. 1t insures
a recognition of rights. 1t is profit
producer. It's colors glow with
humanity. It's insignias stand for
health, skill, dignity. 1t is the foe
of the "open shop" and it points to
a growing cooperation among the
workers for the millennium of uni
versal rights. 1t wins patronage on
merit, indexes character, and pro-
notes American individuality. 1t
stands for some of the noblest feel
ings of mankind and womankind, the
testimony of genuineness, the proof
Of excellence, the amelioration Of the
wage worker.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-03-01

The textile workers have won a five
weeks strike against the Hamlet
Textile Co., and union conditions have
been secured at Pantucket, r. l.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-03-01
LABOR NOTES

A ten per cent increase has been
secured by the metal polishers in
st. Louis stove works.
The San Diego, Cal, Moving Pict-
ure Operators Union has won out in
fight against five non-union the
atres.
The Rubber Workers Union, of
Akron, affiliated with the A. F. of L.,
is rapidly increasing its membership.
The textile workers have won a five
weeks strike against the Hamlet
Textile Co., and union conditions have
been secured at Pantucket, r. l.
The Lombard iron works, Atlanta,
Ca, has. conceded the Ascent wage
demand of striking iron molders.
The Lombard concern is one of the
largest of it's kind in the south.
Negotiations with the Foundry
mems club of Philadelphia has re-
suited in wages for iron molders
being increased 81 a day. Nearly
1000 organized employees are affected.
The Mascot Stove Manufacturing
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn, has raised
the wages of its union iron molders
25 per cent.
The Glunz Saddlery Co., Fort Scott,
Kan, has signed a contract with the
Leather Workers union. For over
80 years this concern has conducted
it's affairs on the "free and indepen-
dent" plan, but at last it sees the
light.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-03-01

At no time in the history of
the American labor movement
has the labor press been render
ing more effective or indispen-
sable service than during the
present critical period of the
Republic. With correct under
standing of the issues involved,
the labor papers have given
loyal support to the Government
in defense Of democracy, and
they have maintained this atti-
tude without surrendering the
right to maintain and defend
the essential principles of hu-
man freedom.-Executive Coun-
Gil, American Federation of La
Dor.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-03-01
'STEEN LITTLE THRIFT STAMPS

]. Bought little thrift stamp
Pasted on a card
There goes a quarter
And quarters come hard.
2. One little thrift stamp,
Looking lonely blue;
Bought one for comp'ny,
Then there were two.
3. Two little thrift stamps,
Couldn't seem to gree,
Got mother to watch 'em,
Then there were three.
4. Three little thrift stamps
How'll | get more,
Walked stead Of riding,
We'nsday had four.
5. Four little thrift stamps
All in row
Started me to thinkin'-
How to make 'em grow.
6. Cut one cigar a day,
Miss it much, Nix.
Long bout Thursday
Count was six.
Z. Had an old razor
Lynn on a shelf;
Put in condition,
Gan to shave myself.
8. Had my old shoes mended,
Stead Of buyin' new;
Savin's filled the first row,
Started number two.
9. Last winters overcoat
Looks mighty fine;
Cleaned, pressed and mended,
Thrift stamps nine).
10. Stay at home and read now
Stead Of playin' pool;
Watch where the pennies go:
Live more by rule.
IL. One stamp, tea store;
Grocer gave me two;
Even dozen "Thrifties,"
Week not through.
12 Bought me a business suit,
HAD TO keep a front;
Clothier's premium four stamps,
pulled off the stunt"
13. Twelve cents from nowhere,
Thrift card filled;
Bought me a War Stamp,
Gosh! How | thrilled
IA. Never thought I'd do it,
Just a merry wheeze, Ell?
Saved a Y in one week.
Just as e-a-s-y!
IS. S'teen little Thrift Stamps,
Every week or two;
Buy me Liberty Bond
Fore the years through.
The merchant who advertises in the
Leader will appreciate your patronage.