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Meade County news., 1918-06-20
K. B. Reimer Saves Help

Last week w. F. Casteen & Co.
delivered to x B. Reimer who
lives ten miles southeast of
Meade Mccormick Standing
Grain Harvester Thresher.
In spite of the la Dor shortage
one of these machines, drawn by
a tractor or ten or twelve, two
man, outfit will harvest and thres b
from fifteen to twenty acres a
day, delivering the grain into the
sack. With the assistance of an
extra man and team the grain
can be stored in elevator or gran
airy aud in this way the harvest
ing and tbreshing is ali over at
one time.
Mr.. Reimer will use this new
machine to harvest his crop this
season, ard when in operation
it will be an interesting sight to
many of our people.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20
A Sugar Order

An order regulating the sale
of sugar went into effect this
week. and as a result those liv-
ing in the city may purchase
two pounds, which supply, ac-
cording to the Food Admins
traitor Painters orders. must
last ten days. Those residing in
the country may purchase five
pounds, which must last the
same length of time.
Upon securing a certificate
of purchase, signed by the Food
Administrator, fifteen day
supply may be secured for har-
vesting and threshing use. Up
on receiving a like certificate
sugar for canning and preserv-
ing purposes may be secured.
AS to the reason, U. S. Food
Administrator Isley says, "Ow-
ing TO a serious situation which
has developed in the last few
days it is necessary to make
this rule effective immediate
w."
Meade County news., 1918-06-20
Important Meeting

y pro- 'ama,ion OF The Presi
den', Friday Jane 28ih, has Leeu
set apart as War Savings day.
Every tx payer and wage earn
er IS required to meet at the
School House in his school dis
trict at $50 p m. on that ev, u
ing and subscribe for as many
War Savings Certificates as he
oan afford. These are PROVIDED
in amounts from SIS toSl 600 and
the terms of payment are so
aasy that everyone can partici-
pate. Ii there is any shirker in
Meade county don't think. that
you can escape by not attending
this meeting. If you don't come
you will be seen, and fyou don't
subscribe you will be reported
and your reason for refusing
listed. The immediate work Of
securing these subscriptions is
priced with the various school
boards and you can save them
time and trouble and yourself
annoyance by attending.
A delg htful program will be
rendered at the meeting in
Meade, and you will be sorry if
you MISS it. Be at the school
house promptly at $50.
District Board.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20
Departed

The little two year o'd son Ct
Mr. and Mrs S L Er bbins wi @
I've aca: ,H,!.s.,r, tell into a
stoch tank Jane IA and vas
drowned before his wherea bouts
was discovered 1t seems that
the little one had been playing
wish ths older children in the
door yard, and that it was not
more tnau five minutes later
when his lifeless body was taxi
en- from the tank. A physician
was called and pronounced the
childs death due to heart trout BILE
Funeral services were held at
the residence Saturday afternoon
and interment was made in
Graceland Cemetery.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

Word from ]. M. Wood, Chi
cago, says that he underwent
an operation at Merch Hospital
on Friday Of last week, and is
now resting easy. The mes
sage says it will be necessary
for him to remain in the hos
pital for from three to six
weeks. His daughter, Mrs. r.
S. Smith left for Chicago last
Tuesday and is now with him.
Mr.. Wood had not been in good
health for several months, and
a few weeks ago decided that a
visit to his old home in Illi-
nois would do him good.
After being there but a few
days ii became evident that
medical attention was necess-
ary and he was taken to the
hospital, the above resulting.
Mr.. Wood is one of Meade
County's Oldest settlers, and
everyone hopes for his early
recovery.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20
With The Colors

Fred Flick spent few days
of last week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Flick, of this
city, and on Wednesday left
for Kansas City, where it is his
intention to enlist in the United
States navy. Fred has been in
st. Joseph, Missouri, for the
past two years, but previous to
that time was a resident of
Meade, SO our people are just
as interested in his success as
though he had enlisted from
this county.
A recent letter from Fred
says be has enlisted and was &C.
ing to Pudget Sound for train
ing.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20
To the Citizens of Meade:

To the Citizens of Meade:
Friday, June 2sth, 1918, is
officially designated WAR saw.
INGS DAY by the secretary
the Treasury and the Governt
of this State. All loyal cltizei.s
of this community will accoi- :
ingly devote the afternoon OF
said day after two o'clock to
subscribing for. War Savings
Stamps, and otherwise promot.
ing their sale in large amounts.
All who are able should pledge
themselves to save and invest to
the limit of the law.
S. D. Adams, Mayor.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

Ray Price, of Ford, Kansas,
who several years ago was
foreman of this paper, was in
Meade last Saturday. He is a
member of the State Guards
and states that they recently
purchased uniforms, the coun-
ty commissioners appropriat-
ing a certain per cent of the
cost, the citizens a portion, and
the guards individually the bal
ance. In this way he says the
uniforms were purchased and
the cost was not noticed by
anyone.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

M. w. Sutton, better known
as Mike Sutton, died at his
home in Dodge City, June 18th,
and the funeral services were
held on Monday of this week.
Mr.. Sutton was an attorney at
law, had served as United
States Revenue collector and
was a prominent G. A.. r. man.
Having resided in Dodge City
for the past 40 years, it follows
that he is well known through
out this western country, and is
particularly well known by the
old timers. His funeral was one
of the largest in the history of
Dodge City, and as mark Of
respect, all business houses
there were closed until after
the procession had moved to
the cemetery.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

Friends of DR.. G. A. Davies
will regret TO learn of his death
which occurred the first of last
week. DR.. Davies moved from
Meade to Cotas, Kansas, and
soon after locating there suf-
fered a nervous breakdown,
from which he was unable 10
recover.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20
Notice

An important meeting of The
members of the schol boards
of the county will be held in
Meade Friday afternoon, June
81, the object of which is TO ar
range for the War Savings
Stamps Drive for June 28th.
The time for: beginning the
meeting has been set for 2:30,
and it is hoped that all mem
bers of tie boards will be pres
ent.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20
Notice Of Change of Name Of
C0rpOratiOn.

(First Published June 70, 1873
Notice is hereby given that
the corporate name of The
Meade Light and Power Com
pany, was by a resolution of the
stockholders changed to "The
Artesian Ice and Light Com
pany, and the Charter has been
so amended, and such amend
ment approved by the Charter
Board. Dated this 10th day Of
June, 1918.
The Artesian Ice & Light Co.
By R. S. Gerow, its Sec'y.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

The date of the home talent
play to be given for the benefit
of the Red Cross will be announc
ed little later. Same will be
given according the Red Cross
ruling governing entertainments
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

A recent letter from George
Wehrle says he has been trans
ferred from the Great Lakes
Naval training station to camp
IN Florida.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

Remember! the men in our
army and navy do not expect
luxuries. Should we at home
expect them? Buy necessities
and War Savings Stamps.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

Can you refuse to loan your
savings when other men are
giving their lives? Buy War
Savings Stamps.
Meade County news., 1918-06-20

E. B. Dorland and wife were
down from Fowler last week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
Across the Rhine"

>lute she li,es~ entered $50 war iher
ha~ h.,n hat Is nrc~siaN et hear mihgafk
ah4esil,e Aes he Rhlar Tfas ihgif
rallvine.f, ~ - on te Hffliu hui aer,s>
she Rhine ta> irie m4iifers alan of the
soldiers ht, - Rtine farmtd thc sueSt
t-awsffai nsiKaa euse hetWesu oar lere,s au1
ihs Gern.sn ma
Hence ~ hgi ssNe ~ lsob upoe ,he Rhne
* morr s. ~ rs factor thsn as waterway
pneh n8e.a tigr German susp.ces S is Rei
- wate svfhe khlne enlN trifs ses
aNasr Is ss thiars ineassltee TOR 81 +
peat4 ros ANA deep segam vhifh Nne.
iraies Be erfesn 81 industrial OefmsHs
rhe Rh.ae ho i Al rth a historic ~ ID
asUats ps~>i iiiies bNt ntar's a ns hslov'
>nacS> a. ars> AMI 90 fgats ef arms l. is the
nrnmpai rlssos Germany sra nns of lhe mesi
lu~mss ntegf hWwpe 4 uH ef the world "a
IS shooi >Nh'cs lore and has i> ~oar.e 10 i0e
Canton es>9n, switzerland. draprIne down
ranass oa ! way - the sea whieh minrallA
N1Nf> u er Arlume snd current n + iDA hY
fbe SHOWS tmountalD> anl she Cow from
estmUts> sri sireamS u emptit> iHio the
North Sra - aorth "a The Hague Holland
rhe Geran~ E is believed. haa planned io
maks Il last hae of resistance iof l.udcn
darfl IS usiriei io hasr conHied ~rne, upon
Hs mghifearrcn io cheek fhe Amtfeau, n
ths eseath. nehiing arrived - les banks
ofhef t resistance ihere ver. hsh.nd tine
kh.ae nsaanff hui na military man >eriousl,
esH> rf4 them Cuee across the khnv and
the raslb Berlin lay open io fhe American and
s8lsea : -, None knew thai an, better than
iae cfTaH, who perhaps mers ihan amy one
t.sT the military possibilities 81 this
mElt Der - weN Is rs weaknesses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14

The Nr>i peoples ie inhahH tho hanks ~ the
khHe Il s believed per the telts who latter
besame he Da4ls Its iirei millar, fame came
o. ~ Gh'ns when the leeioii> d Caesar erus~sd
t sfme @Ma years eg0. hat deuhilcss man,
Savage battles were icnkh afen H. banks bg
ierf ihai iime
Caesars iraaps gained possession ef ihs
stnam fnr alngs,s ltS entire leMeih ana kept ID
uNaer hsir luFissli,tiea giiios a. irb,. With au
iea haaa L thus heeaHs the boundary 'o
iwrsa the tian. ami the savage, who were the
Predecessor, 81 the Germans i.aler ana uniii
ih, war oi l~so Is WAS lho boundary between
ffanee aud Germany
Writing "a She Rhine Neter Hugo said
lake ihe khanc it II rapd broad like the
l.oint enes>ed Tho the Mouse scrpcniine like
iht Sslnr limmA snd green like thr ~emmc
historical ike lhv nher rnsai hke the Danube .
mNsiefloun hke she Nne sranTled with gold
ake an American river aaa hke = river uf ASIA
ahoandlnr uiih phantoms anA fables
n 'he hstar, og furope 4 has bean greet
eanNvn dividing the uofth lrnm tho south n
has been The hne of demafkAiinn tor raees
ideas ana tanaucs AslA crossed the Rhine
and ii MAS upon ihe Rhine thaf Clovis ealn,t
ihe famed bastle ~ Tolblac tharlcmagne. and
Napolcoa, the Romans and he French and the
1ermans oae and an lised tho hanks II tho
Rhine iet battle grounds and az ouc time So lld
italy ana Spain
When the terms If peaee are eventually
formulated i i prnhAhi. is, Rhine win hrsomc
ihe errsi question of Iurape Most certainly
fhe Germans never viii he allowed 10 hnid Il ia
wiiiarN iorte lnduNfaiN 1t Is of mnnu
mouial Importance and mHHartl iet o. hope
y Nlll he hereafter rendered useless
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14

Iondon, Nov "A German soldiers
are committing Acts of violence
sgains, inhabitants ard are destroy
mo and piiiaaing. contrary 10 the
terms of the armis'ice, according &c
a French official wireless message -
ceivco here today
The message, which - from the
allied high command TO the German
high command. ssyA that the allied
command expects the German com
nand 20 take measures 20 stop the
violations " the acts Increase, i 10
added. tho allisd command viii take
steps 10 end them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
What The Huns
Did 10 One ots
Our Tank Boz,

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ifst arr gnhii8hed n ghe pseeal6el
lasas ef ne nea tnss NasAslps. tells
che ialla~ins s'efy % Gesmah hsa
#ult
ons of anr sanks sommsalsa hY .
Boy ef fwsniY eat ipe a. ahead ans
~aa sspsafpi Whsn tae sitaektaW
NBF aasht ae lher fauea bin atria
psd uaked SAT- haaaa 80 his isas
assi fbe bsptes bad hembsd aim g.
aeaia Ne prisoners wefe taken me
iho pet fwvutg iear hoasa lhAk
tou vii ~anaef SAY fhs tusnty g8af
hoafs easn csftn1et fhe msa saga
'hcy eal alsk ~ ihe kNllaR WHY ~
efv dsssut io these seFma a. agg
smasss We ihlnA lhs fsasen 3 tasl
eflslnaliY vv syl oai "a BE- good
spefiemrn and aff ashAmpa ~ hwam
fufesd late haired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
tioil.i nay INItIIA
AnHID nv >it.i,sl

HAefiff W y y Hherwnod ant ua
dor Sheriff urans nodmoua arrived
hare At oylaek th'a mvtnlns aoa
placed Davis rufweg. ealefua faun
fsh'f Twins nsar Nudge. wost 81
fH's rlts ~ iaii charged wHh stab
hing George RaY whigt fafmrr Nhe
lived nelsahof 10 him IN lae hatk
lbe alteration Same % ever sama
diGiiealtY regarding plek THAT Hss
flaimvd Turner ha1 ana Nhleh kss
rlalmei and he latter slAebed Hav
as be iurpei a. 50 home Turner "a
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allshg chances fpr recovery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14

Paris Tuesday Nov ~ A aeclafa
tion sent 10 the French government
early this weed BY the Gafmsn plenl
poleniiarlea Who ~eni 70 Aarsbsl
Fochs headquarters 30 siRn ihe
armistiee between the alice and Ger
many abs hecu published bere f.
protests against some features ~ the
terms agreed 20 BY the Cermans and
60 which they objected " baiiy ri
their first meeting win Marshal
Foch The declaration reads
The German government viii nat
urally make every effort 70 aid iu tbs
carrying out ~ the obligations lni
posed upon q lls plenipoi eniiafie'
recognize that on certain points !
concIiiFory spirit haa besu shVwt
toward their suggestions
They can not. however. permit ab'
doubt 10 exist on the tact that fa'
shortness of the delay fixed foI
evacuation and ne handing over q
( Indispensable means ~ iranspor
threatens 20 provoke q state 81 affair
which without tbs German govern
ment and people being a. saals. ma
rTnder The execution ~ lhs condi
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:. THE HONOR ROLL =.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
ASKS $4,000 FOR
MALICIOUS SLANOER
Several Important Suits Are FILED
In Federal Court Railroad
Sues To Recover Freight
Charges

10 feleral court lhis murnlps eaa
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company ~ llueion brothers aak
ltR fgseAa W damaa,a faf manevaa
prosecution
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the oil busiuess ln and afoand ulath
wer. Okia and brfame involved iu
omn deals lu whleh the asfenHaafs
ar allessd io haYe began safnlsh
meut proceedings against the piain.
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nav, been ~rouamiis damaged in n
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amount
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lease entered lina by avfeaaaai 4ad
pianun on The lnfs whefe the rat.
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sequenilY sold on mortgage and plain
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aside
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fo msst A. OklahOma rliY on Me-
yember II Ail equity moilona viii
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for trial will be called for final hear
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
TURN YOUR EYES INWARD! HAVE
YOU BEEN A REAL PATRIOT
H4Up You Nou Sop Hou Much You Care "Our ou
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ross lsne RE to prove H. Boy
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Toomb Rens 81 Allen. Is . Iohns.
Tey aud Mrs Nichols. J : Wallace
Miss Alta Hoaklna, Rella Billings
l. Pearl. Wolgamoi Brothers. Lloyd
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q A Kseklc. John - wauer Mr aud
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
WILL KNOWN LOGAN
COZ My OFFICER man

tufd Ne,rosky deputy sbarlff Al
Meteiian dsv fiddeny lAas mltaI
after an llinea# nt puly twa aAY# tte
contracted Spanish Influenza AMI
Avath eame suddenly
The deceased waa san lh law IT
tounlY Commissioner h ~ 0llvrr. aud
aas widely hnown and repeated
tits wife H. yotY INV With tha same
dlsaaar TIE funeral wAs held a.
Meridian ihla afternoon
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SCHOOL ROOMS ARE
CROWDED TO CAPACITY
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M fIAIIi>. ~IAIt
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about AZ pepaiat viii lha peopla "a
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uaihris have paid . bearY iadsmui
tn lhs gntFihlrf a. has EVERY AsA0s
Institution ln Ne lsnA F'vr t~pns
tnrso days taa doors "a tas aeboel
heassa wefe Asns meAea eAHe laa
eisli Authorities " ts@ sa~a wesn
ilsailux baifle. Ainust - tavafa
a. t~ AsmMies esFs Nssiag on tAs
oihsf side ~ lan AllaaWa enA ias
knlNnN ~ aflye thm manatet rFam
HHf milss Ihny have practically sae
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lua ehildrsn hefw eoms basic fa
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ours filli hsep cunning MAns ~ tha
rooms ara fiiln1 tu saparty pHN
Mra taaf Al eeutfai hta Aaksd fnf
40 ealenalan iu rs bulli 81 her gaom
ln ofief that al hsf lllfis eaaa aaahg
be 80asaa Miss f,shDp ana Aias
ilffaa Feppgl ttag tteY viii aave "a
oase 4 bshuUy balls Ia their fuam
i1 aetamoslai all tnsi asve So ne -
faslg daufa seeking anoNleRH Aavef
~ 20 me rpums n hauaaf have 40
T pfeAe 3sd aankeFaaalY nsaf Ehe balf
eeatsff mafk % afollmsat ana the
aua i8 neg yet Heroris iFum Aplgni
afs tbe SANS eiee ueN lsaf per he
ssa 3efA At Hammer tha Nssk ana
feiiessd ibe il'usllaa there's GO spms
ntsni alfAoaah Miss ttHnH says aaa
nteis another eus Miss lisit - caps
'ai fepofta she would iiss lo havs
another lsaeHsr f sae Nsa Fuom -
pat her q ~ork 10 fae neaFi saY
tbrY ~ouid Be- std ip sst saaitiaaai
lssehesa IL they eaahi Be iaasd AMI
lif they ban easfhms ~ pay fhsns
~ith. aper they were hrea so 40
fsnsf Is ia asht ana sha teachers
have all hisblY resolved lasi ther
wlii lake tar best q q difficult sl'a
alton
ThsY face dffiealt aliasil8a ae~.
- much time wss lear 10 combating
| ,he nu thAf aaaef lhe nleat tayuf
abie conditions ghe aAk II setflos
ths ehllaFen ready fcr promotion lhls
year ~aald be alffealt task ana
Nlth rooms crowded ,he wafk d All
sha more difiisslf nat tbs teachers
are not elass to he easilF tiaeoar
aged They have nni fvilpsed thssg
!, calling t9F years IN faces ef the msas
ifylns difficulties. wiibo9t heeoutlnz
accustomed "a Things eefae thsa
'hls without becoming sour ia dispa-
siilon. aud discouraged 10 pafpose
Their morale - great Fof yeau theY
hsss labesad on = minlum wage. and
.coa,nasa - rage rtrss !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
LOGAN STANDS WELL.
~ WAR STAMP Di,iti

The total eash aascs ~ war ssy
lngs and Thrft stamps ia Logan
County ap 10 Nosen b.r Is fls0.efs
The quota Tor Logan County ior the
year i4is was placed - tsss.si9. Witch
makes our per cent fi ths quota taken
ap szt The per eaplin fof she ,ouu
~ is f0ts Logan County Il "a it
the column aud these sts Is counties
in the state Not 30 bad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
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