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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-25

oure : i'd 81 ~ H. III loved
2 ests th,t nre find ~ fault 81 =
aud, in most cn4s the child vii
Et4ss .tef
Anofhe ieasoB a'.> 4 is advisable 70
avoid s. ~ to did to explain
his p s. .iats IS tnat II suggests you
- not uIec stand him. Il IS VERY lm-
rlani from the standpoint II rtsnlts
assufnc That Won understand ci'd
I'll, Experience has taught taaL
III as mptiou islthe practical one ~
When your chlld does wrong ,show
that you r.. lie ho~ casy 4 was for
him II really VAS natural Or hc would
not have done IT but suggest IN friendly
though firm way what you sill expect
IN the future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-25
Twins Join Marines.

John J. Ayers and George W Ayers.
both Of this city and twins looking much
alike, have been accepted for enlistment
al the Marine recruiting station III
Philadelphia And 70 further puzzle the
recruiting officer, they were listed us
almost perfect specimens Of American
manhood The Ayers brothers are TIE
second pair Of twins this week to seek
enlistment. Their weight and general
measurements are identical and within
q fraction Of an inch Of the accepted
standards Of perfection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-25
Extends Time TO Fix Land Values

Judge Rice has extended from july
p to August 10 the line for making return
bv the compassion appointed to condemn
land for doubling the width, now 30 feet
Of woodlawn avenue from Pennsylvania
avenue 30 Twelfth street which viii be
the man entrance to the du Point housing
project on the Wawasett PARK tract
Meetings Of the commission have been
suspended while efforts are being made TO
purchase the necessary land, instead Of
condemning it. The du Pont 90. will
pay the cost Of the widening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-25
THE HEART HUNTERS.
BY Mary Douglass

Author OF "Hunting a Husband Hand
ling q Husband
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-25
Picnic Postponed

The Ladies Aid Society 81 pwor . /.
l. hui Il has postponed indefinitely the
pienie which was scheduled for today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-25
SANDMAN STORY.


Ccpyrcht 1918 hy McCiur, Newspaper
Syndicate. New YORK City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
STOLEN AuT0Is
FOUND BY OFFICERS
Conway Car Taken from In Front
Church Sunday Night Found
Deserted BY Roadside
Near Langston

SUNDAY nishi al about ssH o'ulors
sn automobile b,loigine tu oeof
couwa, 81 Ms clls vas stolen from
IN fgont ~ he napllsi church. the
parties saklns Il leaslnr no trace
Last ulfbi Under sheriff lt"aman
vas called "a thc phcnr and informed
thar an abandoned automobile wa
standing ~ The roadside aboui foof
mlles east OF i.ansNton. lle dfos'
over 10 lho place designated and
brought n. abandoned car 20 tlNN eitT
where a aroved 90 be- the one stolen
from Nc Conway
Indications point 20 The conclusion
ihat the car was taken by 10y rider
Who intended 10 tsae niEhi pleas
ure ufip. and bring lhe car back This
view q strcngthenea by im tscr ths
car MAS not damaeea aat SrihlnE Was
removed from u Thc gasoline tank
was dr., and The pafiie' who took n
ear were probably uaaDie to get back
home with u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

Leslie simmons. young eolofsa
hoy sho sss under bond rhsrRra
~iih grsnd larceny and who dla no.
snS~sr when bis cats was calh.d In
dis'ries court recently. causing : rar
fslinfe Of hts bond. was taken inis
enAiory BY The offlrers. lass nlxhs ana
= nos Ia the eoantf Jsii
Young simmons declares b. d.d nog
'ni"nd 10 run away but thought ~hsn
Z" gave bond thar ae eonid 60 anisl
he ~as notified ihs hIs case was 10
- tried He sayn he went 10 Ar
Eah'AS snd obtainei mofk. ana ~
s"n'iy came home 20 see sboat his
eaAe ss't -iiI BE- commenced TO-DAY
isaiHs' the safetisa on slmmon {
bond. which IL in the sum u 1900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
AS TINE GOES ON Elk
KAISER ECON E s
MORE AND MORE AN
OBJECT OF CONTEMPT
AS WELL AS CONDEM.
NATION; DECEIVED
HIS COUNTRYMEN AS
HE LIVED IN LUXURY


London, Dec William Aehen.
xelisrr Will no, make any s,atemen,
~ 10 hss efforts TO presen, the ou,
break Of war IN 1914, according to the
Amercuosn eorrespo adent of the Es
press The eorrespo noent has finally
succeeded In having submitted TO
Kerr Nohenxoilern questions as TO his
pacific attitude before the war and
his stsps to prevent hostilities Count
ven bsntinek. the host OF the former
emperor, received the corresponds NJ
after the questions had been ls,d be.
fore kerr Hohenxollern. and is report
Cd to have said the kaiser much
appreciates your message and thanks
you. Ne says. Tell him II there 10
any possibility OF my becoming De
fendant ! prefer pospon,na anything
have TO say until ,nat time IN sc
cstior, ! do not desire IN any way 20
ecmpror,lse any member Of the eov
eminent as u existed at the time o.
the outbreak OF the war"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
STATE SCHOOL BOARD
WILL HIKE SALARIES
More Than Half Million Dollars
Annually ls Recommended To
Bo Added To Salary
Checks OF Teachers

Mlna Guinn, atasr inspector saf thv
department ot Woes .lenai i.nma Fes
annmIge, waa Ia tosn yesterday ID
specsing the work in lhs two bixa
schools Nhe .ssns large potlou
of the day IN sho hleh aehaeg ana
made her report IN urrsnu 10 the
PRECEDENT % The board shs Vas tsfY
much pleased a. tas spIrndld wegh
TENS done ihls yeas and was loud in
her rFalsu gnf Mr8 Garter. shu home
economics saperslseg she pfanoane
- tbs organization ~ Miss yatsf'a
~ one of lne heat IN ihn siass she
eomplmenied lha wisdom ~ lhe baarI
n making the improvements that
have been made tbs s.at ana aAld
That The money that would come u
- from Tho fsHlrFal government this
year ~oHid he ~ leAAt fny fef cent
of the salaries ~ thc seaehera en
gaged in tNs woEk Thai Nill b. A.
least Ffp" tuf each hiKh school Thi8
noney ~ available isf use a. the dls
eresion OF lhr board Miss uulnn
named . few thing that viii have
10 be put into ihr dining room ana
b" aewins room aau 90 the assuf
tnce Of N" pteaiden;. Dr Melvin. ihaf
mis- would be- done ahr announced
hat 'ho tirsi half of tbs federal
money would be- ant 10 thU board
within a fsw days She especially
praised III" cafeteria wngk that is
being done In the school and said ihaf
~ board should b. highly afAgiriea
over ths fact that lhls work waa su
tifr'Y payins The running eslen 4es NJ
b" department aud thus aatias III
school about ss5 per nonlh Ihe fine
fas fanFe aud Other equipment shas
has been added This year makes Il
fossihlc 10 carry on thl. sork
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
ALL YOU NEED IS a
HEART AND a DOLLAR

Dies wAe hslgvd ilgNt shs slermaa&
~s wanl tsA ssmpassa 10 erta4
awgvvvsal Fvaniss. fnneh carter a~
tlaFed le,iAy. tar IA ansy in tha
~As tAAt svvry asrsan IA Ia esty aai
coaais can ave ala *aolsh~Agtea
sueporg 70 sas Rrd Cruss tsvsa tAa
rhllirrn sAnali b. iaassa after n sas
fsihet ASA lhe methtg hAvv svea gss
themselves ,hsy -stsseld ssru suR eslh
ies wApls membership gas every
shild
Waite ene person saa bald aaly auv
membsyshih hs may sukefihe sar
say aamhrF N bis lrlend. An -
pruprlalp eard. s~sHax sAr aama az
ihs aoaer ~sgi be seas tum hsaa
quarters 70 the peraan ur 5sgtaaa sAa
afe recipients u sAsh glusslY ~
mcmbFaase
la wars 80 sams tpaf bNy wlll he
pfnuA 81 shr aallar snas maae aim !
msmhrr ~ sh~ xrtas Humanitarian
army hehiai The AFnf. the glorioa
mercy army b. Aed tFuas
Issmcmber lhc h,ya dld aaf as
set a. thaieaa fhlsfrY thea daat
sou forget 10 piuaA dawn yuay lsef
dollaf ne~ 20 Sele shrm AFTER the
battles have been tuEhl ana ~an
A good nay to gfrs, ihs slrie wAsn
hey cali on ynu Uaai muemgna.
Mlss Red Gross Giil ~ awu e 10
the bosa and VS. san la pay il nos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
MIDNIGHT BURGLAR IS
T[RROR|z|NG NORTH LOGAN
Enters Farm Houses and Leisurely
Chooses What He Wills and
Escapes Chicken Thieves
Numerous

Residents north OF the elmafron
river. NJ 70 and including Muihaii'
ate wildly excited )ver the activities
ot midnight burglar that is enter
ing hoa ases and ioisrrely taking whs'
Us fancy dictates
He was first head OF on Monday
nieht when he entersd d four residences
a. Mulhsu and obtained various sums
OF money from each He then headed
south, entering lhrcs farm houses.
and taking money from each. He
stcIe a horse from one farmer. ana
q DO Sc that was formed for pursuit
came upon him about six milih north
Of this city, and fired three shots a
him. bur be abandoned the horse anc
escaped in the darkness
All DAY yesterday the roads were
patfoled and the BRIGGS watched. hu'
.Ir Burglar eviently went into safe
scciasion. He must nave crossed the
Clmarron river sometime early in III
night. for about / o'clock he entered
he house OF SIR X Kelly. living about
three miles Tom Camp Russell. snc
obtained g. in cash. pair OF shoes
belonging 10 Mr. Kelly and also ioof
cake that Mrs Kelly had just baked
The empty pocketbook belonging 70
Mr. Kelly was iounl on the Esstern
Oklahoma railroad. west Of Russell
indicating that the bad man headed
towards this city He Is still at large
and the officers are unable 10 deter
mine whether he is white or black
but they are convinced that he has
plenty Of nerve. ami are hot on al
trails that may lead 90 his agprehen.
sion
Chicken thieves are reported pre-
vsIent in the south and souihpsx'
bart OF the county Many fat hens an
turkeys have been stoIen during ths
past ten days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
SCHOOL INSPECTOR HANDS
BOUQUET TO MISS CARTER
SAYS Guthrie Should BE Proud OF
Home Economics Supervisor,
One Of Best In West,
Federal Aid Promised

A total of t5Si Got lor salaries Tor
members Of ihe faculties - lhe state
normal schools ant ,he school tot
women al chekasha ior ihe next tive
fiscal wears. heeinnlng Juis =. ltis.
SOS recommended in the state seho"i
haaget ~ ihe state board 81 edues
lion al lts meeting al Oklahoma N,it
iasl nighi
or tie amount recommended 5 sDot
q allotted each year to The Oklahoma
College for Women 81 Chiskssha ana
$4,000 each year for ihe Central state
Normal school al Edmond Forty
two thousand, tive hundred dollars
erch year was recommended for caeb
OF the other normais. ihe Southwest
ern. Southeastern. Northeastern.
Northwestern and hc East Central
ormal Of Ada
The question % a general advance
IN the salaries 81 teachers and school
heads was not considered. q was
stated. but ihe budEei recommends :
tions for salary appropriations arr
slightly in excess OF The amount rec
commended Two years ago The a.
laopriaIon ailowsncs for each school
L slghtiy increased leaving The al
lsiment ~ saisfier open until III,
time OF employment Of The teacher
Tor h. next school term
The question ~ continuing mlllgary
drills In he public school viii br
taken az today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

Paris Der II tekal setion s2ssss'
lhs former Usfm1a mpsfor has besa
commenced ~ an organization of
Lille mothers The asmand lof ptos.
ttalion slaiea lhat The commanders
~ lhr German army q ApFli. 1910. a.
f-etsd lhas minor wiris be- carried
axay from their ssr.iilea that they
were submitted se .f.oas tfsatmsat
aud forced lnto slese eoatsei with
roiefioas w0msn
The statement sf complaint sars
thai shsrrss said commanders wsr~
thus guilty Of the crime % sbdaetian
aud thai they wefs under command
of their former smpsfof. prosecution
u demanded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF
U. S. DISCUSS FLU
Chicago Conference VIII Devote
Time and Money To
Visitation Throughout
the Country

ehleaxa, lies nflaenka e. 80 ea
the leading taplf fpr aiseus#ipa AZ
the sessions a me Amefieaa Fublis
H.aith sssaelatisn Wh.eh upsnsd ~
18TH aAnaal neeiina here TO-DAY
Prominent nhy sislaas ~ fhla soaa
~ and CansAs sfs heFs aaa viii
aadfsaa ils session IN gaFioas toptes,
rotating 70 lha pahte hsslih. dafln.
q hs fpaf aaY msriihA
fhs dlssassioa. "a lntiaraka ana
lfvveuiiYs measures Nir bsgia 20.
uoffge ulsht ani thereafter postlan
pf each sssalsa Nllt b. given over %
i1at subject
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
FINE Boy CONES TO HRioerEN
soME OF chARllg MILLER

Charlie Miller and wife are thr
Trond parents of fine Mig. bouncing
baby boy. and are receiving eongrstu
lAii0ns from friends on the dis
tlnguished arrival u l.. when
answering the phone says Yes.
thls is grandad and is 80 busy
shaking hands With himself shat he
can hartiy take time 90 wait upon
customers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
tOutN Mttl GINS AtI
COMMON THINGS >uN

At t.aats. No lleg ilA A laTtY
clgh' haaf srbatxa IA he's sAlpmsala
20 sha Nsslonsl Asaak iania saa
pissea IN etfsss al s.eyea o'clues last
nlglst 4 ~as sAnaa tepa lgaaY,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
DRAFT BOARDS WILL
REMAIN ON THE JOB
Order To Keep the Guthrie Office
Open Has Been Received BY
the Local Exemption
Board

The local dfsfi board has received
orders from the state draft hcsdquar
ters notifying Them Of lhc cancells
ton Of the previous order calling for
the closing of the local office Deccm
Der - The new order comes after
the decision of the provost marshsi's
office TO have all -eoords wherever
held returned to tn local boards o..
origin
The notice inAirucs all local boards
to remain in session until The com
Fiction Of the new work This mean
that all records and papers heid By
bpards other than tha, where the reg :
irtranf originally registered. must be
returned to the hoard Of registstion.
State headquarters have also been no
Lifted that all such papers held BY
them be returned 20 the board OF
origin.
This means that all local board ,
In the state will coaiinue in session
for an indefinite period.
"a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

wAA KneeA Carier ia charge ~ she
l.nsan eoanif Chris.mas Red cfos
Roll can arl,e. Fraas Metalrv a.
eAhllsilY Akvnl Nlss ha.hgln rassla
81 heal ai memheFsAlp tcmmilsee
shA 0eagRe Meus~woF a. chairman ~
she esty eommltsrv Ia Gathfle. iar
log Is snre % be r~At asd en slmn aud
s~ ger eeni mesmaefshGa assured
Chairman tArtsr rrperts ali rummit
lae shAlFmsn wnfAins dllieentis sua
sas lhrrc wit h~ an organization
PERFECTED ~ neat .Iopdas mafnlnK
'hAs will pat iio3an county over ~.
snp "a r"snei time
Following Il a llHt u The ehalsmru
a Qlnsed hy Nr Carer
Chairman "a gnh sltN aud Adyrr
sasins FvsnA Mos.afe,
Chairman ot speaker huroaa ~
! O,hhcns A.
Treasurer Lawrence Jslama.
Chairman % transportation II 4
Lssas
Nuihfir tiiy Catherine 1assidy.
Guthrie branch aseu Meuruwor.
Christmas me-, hsrshap IN iho
hra 1Foys costs nn. dollar no more
u " nol eampaisn for tnsnces
alon" but 20 enNs ihe moral nup
epfi n csers rsd lloedet American
HAn. soman and ehlla Ia Ihe orwans.
sAiipn that has deal In money and
kindness toward ghs American soi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
PROCLAMAT


Nam At shls taYaat Yal~stts lptss
et'ssaa q tAs slsis af oelahama
asve 'AT ssarluaa appeFsaalty ~ an
svsstak lA~ roll eat at ghe American
Red s'fpaa Win ghs aaainsa ~ a.
s.Fusflaa haAAsa shs ased haa aat
aeas#a fag tAs aesa ag mvswY af sai~
nsaanlsAtioe rhs Nsa Csn&s mass
m'aiaief sslll ts cor ssmiea thai ~tll
- ia Fvanes tps aAng meath. q
n'aai mlaiaevg N fnasW mAssyfea
thousands 10 fyaaev aaa nsislam wAs
ssa new psfmistsa ~ retssn 10 thn
p'se~s tAsg ~sre ptFv thslr hetnps
q sass miastrs le ne p~eplsa lm
sNffsFiga aaa AialFvaa ia Aerhla. italY
anA Armenia
trevmhsF ~ 10 IA has bswn aamsa
Pan TAI ~w*h Fus lhs state ~ us
iAhama llv.vmbvs ~ Aaa bern iss
isaalsa psaf rA.fs taY eh~a sssa
ws besides taAsns meuahvFaAlp Nv
'hs nea craas aAsll avdieAfn uar
'itae Is sNme slna ~ ssFsleu ia thuAw
alill 10 tFaass
eau apaA all psf ssaa Ia anAwev
ltla suA sall An thal u asAHd 4
taHsmnsfshla aimalr dallAF fFum
every pvtsaa whp aaBsvsa Ia lAn mss
slaa and thH ~aeh VI Ina Am~siean
hsa rFuss fhe shFisimas HnlI can
sanail hw 4 reAl Foa eatl ag gAe VA.
lftess ~ nhishnula tst Il ~ ant
VERSA IN ihiA state
a a wit,ttANg
ftaxNFs 0F ~ f1MtAhFaaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11

A~.sssas~s, nss is-~.,lss assss~s
os.f sss rrelsnsssssr % ina ss~lnlse
hst~ssa the sli.ss sna Gsgrssny ~sr
begin Al rfsvss Dee ". ssessalrs 10
ihs nessn osrmsa Gssssss All snsp.
pre- az shs Hhlns il we~ saass 500.
,rel ~ sss inssr allied commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
WHEAT PROSPECTS ARl
FINE ~ STATE

Wheat crop prcsp cts Ia uklahoma
are lhv best since isi1. according "a
she Santa rc railroads crop report
The TexAs p4nhandie has had
eight inches ~ snn9 and the general
outlook for wheat ia he soathwes,
la for large crop next year Some
feplaniing has been necessary IN
northern Oklahoma
Kansas acreage be ta Ter cent over
last years. Corn is heing shipped
lalo hansas Cars are plentiful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
DISABLED SOLDIERS TO
RECEIVE A PENSION
Compensation VIII Range From
5000 TO $4,000 Month.
Circumstances Counting
In All Cases

According 90 information contained
. ms pamphlet When You 1el
lienc whleh Is distributed 10 sol
dlvrs BY the Ied trsas lionsn service
soldiers sho ~cfe injured ~ y ha con
Ifavivd dlvessv Ia Tine uf duty will b,
rensioned by the government accord
Ing 20 lhe extent " he disability and
The rlxe ~ The soldiers family.
II tn soldier is ljiaily disabled b.
injury or disease resulting fron hn
military service he will receive from
Aao % 5000 4 month according TO ihs
size ol bs family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
kisIPP WORKS 10 d.
MADE INTO PEACE FACIOn,

Amsterdam. Dec. THE sirsesos.
" tne sfvpp msn.'.or works have
announced their intention 10 ,rao..
'ofm the plant into . factory devoted
to The arts Of peace and have rsau.s,.
cd the workers there TO make ORC.
eoss's for the manufacture os psse,
msssr's's. according to the celoers
Gazette.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
LYMON GRAY CHOSEN
TREASURER BANKING BOARD
Financial Condition of Guaranty
Banks In Splendid Shape All
Debts Cleared Much
Property on Hand

Lyman Gray. president Of the OK
lahoma state bank mas returned from
Oklahoma City whe-o he attended a
meeting of the stale bankers eaeo.
clation NJ Gray was elected lreaa'
urgr of ihe association sud was aisp
named 81 one of lhe pine members
from whom Governor elect Robertson
will select three a. members OF the
state banking board for tbs nosl foui
years
W, had fine 3usinr@s session
said Mf Cray. and wonderful TO re-
late ". are free and clear of debt
.or he FIRST time since the oslahums
depoa,i susrentce fund la~ vas enaei
I'd besides that We are in possession
Of better than a mll'lon and hall dol
lars worth OF assets ~ detunei insii.
iuslons"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
GOVERNOR R-ELECT IS
FOR sANAT0RIA PLAN
j B A Robertson viii Aid In
Every Way To SUPPRESS the
Spread Of the White
Plague"

Measures 70 improve public healln
conditions In Oklahoma will be adj
socated before the session Of the state
legislature in January hy ] y A Rob
es4on. according 20 announcement
yc tcrdsy Of the governor elect.
Though outlining only in general
say his intention 10 urge public
Leaiih Improvement measures. Mr
Robertson declared himself in favor
4 q system OF tuberculosis hospitals
and sanatoria. a. advocated by the
Oklahoma Tubercmosls association,
and said he would bring the plan def
ihi,ely 10 the attention Of the legisis :
tare in his message
Organization of ID state campaign
for Tuberculosis hospitals and sana :
tcria virtually is complete. according
10 the statement last pighi OF Jules
scheviiz. secretary OF the state asso-
cation
Officers OF the tate association
have been In touch with members o:
The next legislature and report a "a :
vorable attitude on the part OF the
'-Smskes' IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
WILLIAM. THs sELFIsh.

In these DAYS when the former kai
ser 10 seeking 10 eysdc res sonsibiiiy
for bis world war crimes and when
his friends--and, strange as IL may
seem he has friends. OF a. least ad
vocates are talking Of his possible
Nturn TO power and authority. Il Is
Interesting 10 note some % the acts
which have marked his recent past
The more there is revealed about the
one time kaiser the less there is TO
admire, or even tolerate Each day
strips him of the msntles which his
deluded people 80 long sought to place
about him Each das leaves him NOR,
IN object Of contempt. as well as con
demna,ion.
Archeriminal thai he has been
against the welfare and happiness OF
the world. the former emperor Of Ger
many has been no less debaucher
snb dceeiver OF his own. In fact. IL
Is question IL the people OF the
fatherIand. upon whom the kaiser so
often fawned, have not been ID.
most basely deceived, inssmuoh az
they were so completely and entirely
! imposed upon by thair selfish and
hoartless ruler
Not only did the laiser send ,hou
sands and thousands OF the flower
OF German manhood into slaughter
In behalf OF a hopeless cause. vain
HmbIiion TO dominate the world bui
be also so worked upon their minds
end upon the minds of their relatives
and friends as TO make slmos, uni
verssl wherever he held sway the be-
lief that his ways were proyiden
TALLY directed and h.s words were be-
yond question
Worse than his selfish and AFRO
CANT ambition, however. was his
heartless disregard OF anything save
his own comfort and well being when
II came 10 considers lion OF his per
senal household. Wncn bis people in
general men. women and children
everywhere In his kingdom-wero SUI
fering the privstions Of war. when
food was scarce and hunger rampant
when children were crying for bread
end everyone was told that everything
possible must be nservcd Tor the
army. the kaiser. with the heartles
selfishness of his kind. was fcsstine
upon an abundance OF good things
stored in the vast cellars and win.
vaults of his Berlin palace.
Worse than that. even. was he in
territorial and pre-a-ranged d cepiion
of the suffering hordes. for out thru
official channels came The lylag claim
that the emperor wss ~snfterin ev-
~ery hardship" which The war imposed
upon has dear people" oily the
rlainest of army fare being furnished
him and his household. inelu ling his
six pampered sons. for the period Of
the war. Later Investigation showed
that he had taken good care of his
own encourage by storing up large
quantities of provisions. including
game and delicacies, wines and H.
quors, enough to continue the luxur-
ious living for years
And then. as though to add insult
to injury. the crocodile tears were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
CITY CLERK ANDERSON
IS BACK ON JoB

Ciw CLERK Anderson. who has been
Under The weather Tor the past wect
with bad cold. necessitaiing his ab-
sencc from his official duties AZ city
hail Is improving, and will be back
has desk the flrs' Of the week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
NORTH LOGAN COUNTY BOY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION

IN iodays casualty iisi APPEARS the
name ot Red \ Havensirife. Logan
county hoy. who IS reported Killed
lr action Its hohe is near Loveli
and he i- veil knoen to Duihrlp
young people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-11
PRAIRIE piet llpt
TO Gs-gH OKLAHOMA

Fort Worth. rexs4. Dee 1.-The oii
I pc line Of the Iralrie company
~hleh nos runs from Ranger. TEX.
to the oalf Of Mexico. will bs torn
up and sili be- relasE into Oklahoma.
!, was announced here today in dis
patches from Independence. Kan.
This is because the urgent need of oil
for war vessels and war purposes has
ceased.