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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-02
COUNTY BUSINESS
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS in REGU-
LAR AND ADJOURNED
SESSIONS.

Madison, s. D., June IL, 1918.
Board met as per adjournment of
June 10, with all members present
On motion application Of j. M.
Kremer for $4,000 loan from perma-
nent school fund was approved.
Upon roll call vote, all members
voting aye, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the county auditor
be instructed to notify Julius Del
madge and Elizabeth De. inadge to
remove the fence on the following
land: The west four rods Of the
south 100 rods of the southwest
quarter of Section 3~5-108-51, this be-
ing the land purchased of Mrs. Del
madge for road purposes. The audi
tor was also instructed to say that IL
the fence is not removed within 10
days from the date the township au-
thorities would remove the fence
without further notice.
The matter of keeping a county
emergency agent in the county was
taken up. The federal government
will allow only $500 toward the
agents salary. 1t was upon motion,
resolved to appropriate not to exceed
S1,460 for the maintenance of such
agent beginning July !, 1918, for one
year, or until the end of the war, il
it closes before July /, 1919. The
money is to owe gas, oil and tires
for agents car, printing, postage,
clerk hire, hotel bills, telephone, ex-
press and $500 toward agents salary.
On motion the bonds of the First
National and Lake County National
banks for $4,000 each as deposit
aries were approved.
The balance of the day was put in
on road work in Chester township.
Board adjourned to June 20, 1918.
June 20, 1918.
Board met with all members pres
ent.
On motion the. following election
bills were allowed:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
Story Of Brave Italian Boy Of Is Who Won Admiration Of Troops
and Commendaton Of ltays Premier Who Adopts Him As Son

There Will bc no more difficni'y.
said the premier. touched BY the sfor,
- the boys courage and ability. 4
ak you 10 retain hlm In the twenty
fi.s' assault battalion. as from this
nroment I ADOPT the boy a. one q my
sens
And the long line - seasoned ve' l.
ersns ssw the prime minister - Italy
Sep forward and gut rs hand on the
shoulder ~ the 2sie faced boy.
'Davide.~ sald ths prenier. you
ere uow - one ~ my sons expect
letter from you ever month Your
peliiion IN the ranks l. secure and I
will see 70 your future Meanwhile
fsht for italy and b. brave
And srsin the seasoned ranks stood
p. attention a. the prime minister q
Italy bent over. and In the presence
o the whole battalion hsscd fhe boy
soidier %. the forehead. and then
psssed along
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

EE iIodglns ~ Oklahoma clty Il
% tho county lall here
This morning In company ~ three
other 0klahomans. one ~ them an A..
tcrney. HodKiU drove nuiek sis
ear 70 Guthrie 20 make cash bond
~ $500 for Singleton. the Oklahoma
CITY man caught by the sheFiffa foreu
Thursday night with an auto load of
Loose
Examination 81 the buick car r.
yoaied the fact tlat all numbers ea
c'pt the starter number had been
changed In the Buick g sheriff shvf
wood also aseertalncd that The lleense
irg on the ear belonged 10 pelfolter
car owned by ciilscn q Oklahoma
C.iy iIodgin'a arrest followed
When searched lIodgiua had q
pocket FUN ~ is cartridges search
~ tho car brought biz q str
shooter 20 llgh
I guess W have live oae
said Deputy sheriff Redman today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

Hsadquariers Italian Army. May y
Premier Orlando and General sahl
we're passing along the front ~ he
famous Ardii. or Italian storm troops
tke other day. when tho premier
a.ngied oui In the ranks q small boy
carrying a rife. The Iremier stop
ped and asked who this boy solder
ecold Dc. and General sani related
this story.
During the retreat lat October. the
twenty first battalion of Ardltl pass
- westward through the VILLAGE Of
csfdtsle IN the grovibce ~ Be3luno
u Wa q stirring event for the VII
isge. and al the chiidren were I'm the
street 10 see the soldiers 20 by. in
sinding . p1fe-fsced boy of fIfteen.
Dsri6s Nsroeilo. a farm helper for
his father. Al tbe sight u the march
ifg men TIE iz1 simply threw away
Re farm tools and 5oiaed sn me
rsks q The troo2s. doing odd Jobs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
RED CROSS Stacker
IS DULY WARNED
Phillips Says Sneerers of Non
Elisters Generally Freeze
Up When II Comes To
War Funds

L = Phillips. Red Cross war fund
manager for Oklahoma. calls the pub
les attention 70 the Red Cross slack
er and how he believes the community
should regard such. BY means of .
statement he issued from his head q
quarters a; Chamber q Commerce
Friday afternoon.
-Foiks tneer a. the apparently
healthy y0anT Fellow who has no a..
pendeufs and Who does no. enlisi
They would hasten 20 add that there
we're perfectly rood reasons wty they
ear not 70 70 var. ] mean this eie .
nent among cur people who are n
he hsbi, - Constituting themselves
morals courf over every case q =
yosnR man Who works instead % get b.
Ting into the Khaki
= thI-F the public a. large osght
20 Be reminded ths, these criticizinz
siay-sf-hone people. Bniezs they %
fhe part q WORK that belongs 70 the
sfay-st-ho-ne contingent. are going "a
- ineiuded n the sizctsr class Al
ttey are ssted % give = = portion o.
fheir tire snd their money. Their
lives are secure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
AUTO THIEVES IN
KANSAS ARE ORGANIZED
During Past Four Months lS3
Cars stolen, Valued At S70,
600. Ninety one Recover
ed Thieves Net s22,loo

Nuchna. May gN Despite the fafi
tha; auto thieves haye broken ~ rec
ords Ia their activity here durine the
last -four months they ara meeting any 2
thing but encouragement judging
from N" records of the poliee de-
pertinent Of the 92 cars stolen IA
ne last tour months. ninety -one have
been recovered Of this number ~
were ont of town cars.
According 10 the police records, tse
fetal value 81 the stolen cars was
$4,000 and of those recovered. as
go. leaving net 9roft" 80 the
thieves of se-.ioo Automobile thiev :
ery has become such an extensive en-
itrprsse that the local police depart
n.ent keeps a sofi % clearing house
rscor Of stolen cars from al sur
rounding cities as Far as Kansas iCiy
and oklahoma CHS Not day gaes
es but that the clerk Who has charge
cf this record. books reroris q FOR
cen ihefts and the local police are
udvi ed 10 l0Ok out for them
Automobile ihievefv has reached
such a proportion that some drastic
state law should be passed 10 help
riop 81" declared Chief of Police
fickefooso 4 would be in favor q
n purchaser requiring of the sciler.
decd similar 10 that given Tor real
estate Tbs would contain a com
iiete history of the car and a. least
v ould pat brakes on the traffic IN
stolen cars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
DAYS WAR SUMMARY.

Fair weather during the last fsN
days and a great increase In aerial
activity have not yet resulted IN a
renewal of heavy infantry fighting
The artillery duels 80 on most rio-
ienfiy on important sectors. b1'
reliher The German Infantry nor AZ
tiery displays The activity which
usually MARKS the coming q a blow
against the allied lines.
The enemy. IT IL believed in London.
Is preparing for mighty St.scx.
greater IA force u ,,ossibie. than TIC
smash on March q. along the MY
mile front southward from Arras. We
Germans. however. are having diff
Guilty IN filing 1p their greatly de-
pie;Ad ranks. some divisions havirs
lost more han fifty PEI cert-one -
PER cen;-of their e,feciives in .hs
rece-f fighting n add ton the allied
zrtille-y Is causing havoc with Ger
ar preparations nesr TIE front lines
While their railway stations and BIZ
lets sehsrs TIE lines are under an a.
-rost cortiru0us rain q bomDs
dropped b. allied sirnen.
Enemy artillery ard rza-po~er
conoentrzfions VII probably become
s,ronger a. Fssid xs-shsi Won Hir-
oenburs delays a new advance. ba'
The allied defenses gain strength IN
the sane ratio snt . ne~ scarce n
fxhtinz po-sr. the American army
groxs in power Pe-shings men z-e
nor CT both Important battle fros'r
-Flzrderx and Picsrty-but IN What
rurbers = rot d'scioset Tf-rf
coming. horere-. Is having = great
-norzl erecr O. TIE British All
F-e-ck sns IRE ionrrr ne Gerzrnf
delay re greater vii - the ArasTi-
car sid
Aerial activity is fhs mosf pronin-
e; feature % The news from m
frhu-r zo1es French and British
ss--s- have troppes z.zny raors toas
q erplosIrss a euensy military tar
sr-s rkEs the Germans are beooui.x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
POOL HALL SHARKS AND
L0AFERS TO Be OnAF TED
Council OF Defense Issues Orders
To Draft Farm Labor When
Needed Pool Halls To BE
Cleaned Of Loafers

Tho local county council ot dr.
fsnso has rece orderi from the
state council 10 ornft farm labor
y hencrer 81 Is needed
The state council further announce
war against ihe pool hail in which
able bodied men congrcgie during
working hours during a period whom
workers are -oassht for The state
council urges ihat pool halls be- clos
ga during the day and opened from
O'Clock uufil li
The travelling show ir also given a
iolt by the state council II advises
that street shows and carulvals have
no excuse for existing at this time
The council however secs nothing OBJ
lectionable .a clean and wholesome
amusement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
LYNX-EYED AMERICAN A|RMEN SEE
THROUGH HUN PLANE CAMOUFLAGE
Ncp Registration
WM Supply
100000 Men

Washington Mar IS June Ssh
has been flsed ~ the date fig
reslsterlns The yuung mpn wha
hasn attained twenty one years
since the first fexlatra,iop 81 Jane
sgh last year
The resolution authorizing The
reEissratiou IL awaiting the 'Eaai
dents signature hat The pfotost
maruhal generals offlve virtually
has completed The preparation luF
carrying Il inso effpes II "a onIi
mated that Soa.Ooo available men
Tor military service wlll be among
tho now regiatrants thla yea
During tho war, beginning June
9Th Il a. planned to have quarterly
registrations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
GERMAN ARMIES AT Rrsr,
COUNT tive


WIN the british Aruiirn 10 ths Fiald
May q. II the enemy has bs~n wait.
itg fnr fine weather. 10 has deal
conditions for fighiing nov IN. sun
has teon shining over tho froni ~iih
aino mid mmmer intensity. fpom a
siy ~ lhe despesi blue and me gun
nara couidnt aak f.lr better ohaerya.
tou for their batteries yrt ths 0er
usu infantry is silil Inactive. ~
Ffeatest efforts havihg beer local al.
iacka tn FLANDERS. which failed. Nhr
Tuesday mornings large scale raid On
the Australians lleiwsen the H1mms
end Anfre me artillery INDUCES In
frequent oalbarl's ~ harasslnx rirs.
particularly against the allied from,
nrrih aud south ~ Amirna Eafiy
this morning several villages we're
bombafdsd with gas shoih. which
has sometimes heen the prelude -
a heavy lnfaniy attack. bot no move.
r.ent followed Corb'e ~as sheliei AZ
3 o'rloch ami Able Wood iaif under
harraEs for two heuru vfi-rs-
nretonneat and farms on both sides
received a sefefe sheiilng al q which
ray have been retaliation for ne
harassinE fire on NJ German CON-
munieations and camps ny the afiies'
artillery
as'li hslleve. a. ! wrots some DAYS
aFo. that ne slams - the enemy have
been Seriously disarranr~d ~ ihi. n
esssant heavy fire. and h 4. reason-
ahis % sarpoe thai ne lmprosea
visibility darins the issi tao daYs
has been given eur eunners er,n
better opaofiaaitiss % observing the
usrman infanfy ana transports ans
fssfrofins them u doesn't foli0w
that ihe Germans wiii uot attach.
mnly bsosnsa they ar~ constantly
sheliai II l. evident hat they saf.
forcd severe iassss and IN some places
TIE tfoors 10 adsanosd aositions have
rot been ID regularly. buf sooner ~
later we must ekpert another ssrioas
and determined attaek on wids
ouf An spite 81 ne effectissnsss of
re British an6 f-~iich artillery fire.
tseal asttscks Fsli.
There = cause for satisfaction In
80 fact fhat every local afiack ~
'ss snemy - lmpross Ms jumping of
place has failed Soi only that. s.t
b. has been Unable 20 fake back the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
HUN BABY KILLERS FAIL IN EARLY
MORNING RAIDS ON LONDON PARIS
Woman Makes
Rousing Red
Cross Speech

of all Of the excellent addresses
made In Lo~an county during the
Red Cross oasa align u the past
two weeks the best enc Mas made
ny i woman residing Ia the school
district where a meeting was being
held mother whose boy had
soinea the coiors early in the war
The meeting Was about 20 close
when she arose and said The
litgse service fiAg banner ~ g.afy.
you see on the wall thee shows
that eight boys have already gone
10 fighs FOR their country and hu
anansty from this 81 hooi district
more viii ga soon
one boy whom Noa an know and
Who grew a. among up just over
the line "a another district has
given up his life. Others of our
boys will likely be called ulon 10
do The same Noa have told to-
night how important il Is that the
hSndAgns, medicines, clothing and
oihar supple nursing and medi-
cal attendance furnished by the
Red Cross is to these boys. now
they VIII bleed to death apon the
battlefield or crish in the hosai-
tails Il the sui plies are not there
on time and in abundance
Who IS there Who viii withhold
money or work needed 20 provide
for these needs cnd thus perhaps be
directly res unsihle for lo@ of
life The thing Tor each and every
one 10 remember Monday is that
they are asking Tor this money 90
provide care FOR and save the lives
% these boys asking for the brave
f-oys who are giving their ALL
Your boy your neighbor's boy. my
boy, oa- bows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
UNIVERSITY WORKERS
REPORT $4,000 RAISED
Mass Meeting To Consider o M u
Location Proposal Productive
OF Results III Reno and
Enid Bid
Final o NJ Y mass meeting at CITY
tan auditorium, Monday night.

Enthusiastic ie the word 10 apply Ia
The mass meeting held al Che CT,
iieli auditorium Friday night to push
the Oklahoma Methodist University
proposition over tho top
Friends Of tho university and clti
2cns generally gathered in force and
the proposal 20 BE- submitted to The
Methods, board Of trustees was gone
over In detail A number ~ speoche..
were made breathing loyalty TO home
interests and the proper siewardahip
~ those things wc now have A fore
casted scrap feature failed 20 materi
el|fc. One man. however. did NOT
relish some features and lefi the hall
Upon checking up the reports ~
committees lt was aaoertaincd that
f2f 500 Ia subscriptions 10 the o MI
maintenance fund had been received
this week Forty thousand l. ,hc
roal and me committees IN charge of
the work feel confident the suhscrlp
fon viii reach 5000 by Monday
night
on Monday night another big mas
meeting viii be held Al the city hall
10 cast up 'he final prop,-
.ltion 10 be- submitted 10 the board of
trustees and tiIe educational commit
too which NEE, FOR final action next
Tuesday
we feel much olatcd over tho wofl
thus far done" said Mr. Liniz. "an !
with a little more effort feel that we
Will be justified In presenting a az
nlfled proposal"
Two propositions FOR o NJ Y are
ilrcady on file With tho trustees Enid
lffcrs forty acres Of ground and $50
BOO and ~ Reno offers eighty acres
n land and 10000 Both call for the
permanent location Of the universlty
II the points named
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

Tor them AMI being received az
title brother
But Davlde had other ideas. he did
not intend 10 De . privileged little
brother bat wanted 20 re-, In IN
ranks and b. a oOmbatfanf lie took
sart IN several assaults and develop
ID remarkable expert sbiHiy IN throw
Ing hand grcnades A. a specialist
he was IN She very forefront - these
famous flghferE
4 tried % give him a regular So
fus IN the sats ss q soldier" ssid
General SAM. bat there has been
4 fficsity IN aocompiishing 4 thur
fer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

uuLLarin

with the Ameriesn Army ls Francs.
Friday. May v--A German slrplan~
bearing French markings ~ss slsesv.
sfsd teday fYlns over ths ilns4 ror,n
vest - rout American Avlstsss
tried 10 intercept hlm bee he eaf~
h'a sscaps The lneldsnt shows what
cunning and deceit American slrmsa
have 70 deal With ard what eaatlsa
they have 20 tiaplay ~ dsallna ~ist
suppeasd ffssnd.
American patrols ~sr. very active
ar tho roui sector last nigh, sad 20
DAY bu, dld not establish eon,ae, ~lsh
TIE snsry The arslllsrY rflna 81
this sector has fallen ou 10 sl~as,
nothing. ~ ls lus, opposl,s LunsvlIls.
where the German ouns are most se.
tse. apparently retaiiatlna for recent
heavy American bsmbardmersa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
MAKE FINE SHOWING
High Grades Attained BY Honor
Roll Glass Final Exercises
Carded For Friday
Night

Tho bsocaianreaie services - the
heh school will be- held ~ tlse First
y y church Sunday afternoon al 2
o'clock
Class nighi ~iil be nex, wednesday
evening ~ SIS IN tho high school
auditorium. and On the f0il0~ins
friday nighi the commencement ~a-
ercsaes vii be hold Al he Methodist
church also az sid.
The graduating cis.s - rfiy-flve
members viii receive Diplomas Cor
th~ following completed courses
Thirty four. oaasicai. foufieen.
rormai training. siE. comnssrciai, one
general
Averages are high. anf all - the
students on the honor rDli have
= adss above ninety 3er c-rt. . thine
utlch has not happened IN years
Ernest Pratt. with an aseraEs u
81 ss - vaiediciorian. and Alma
Towers ranked second wifh = grade
n ~ 2s
The honor roll II cosnr<ned - ~
feli0Sing sindents Dora Gnffney.
Giafys Tfaiafef. Mary Humphrey.
Fave Mcw~thy. Lyndsf Barnes.
Charles Reed. Frances chsrvox. Lola
Beet. Clovis Randells and Mae shorr.
The arerofaea wffl mar~r fhe snt
of very sBocessfui year Cor Guthrie
IN school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
nfD CROSS DRIVE TO
BEGIN MONDAY MORNING

Throughout tho United states 90 %
mo Nv. IN every church. Ia every
cts, hr1r and hamlet aud IN tho
little ieloai houaei IA tho rural dis
if'cis. Red Cross aermona will be
preached Plans for the drive have
born completed aud tho big offensive
viii start bright and early Monday
morning Tho local committee has
splendid organization 10 perfect work
INK order and the leaders say tho
army ~ workers will go "oy~r the
t,p" early
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
HEAVY ARTILLERY FIGHTING
IS ONLY FEATURE Of DAY
BELIEVED IN LONDON THAT
GERMAN HIGH COMM \\n
Is PREPARING FOR An
OTHER GRE AT" OFTEN
SHE: PfRSHI\c'S MIN
ARE NOW IN plCARDN
ruNS MAKE AIR RAIDS
cN LONDON AND PARIS

Paris, May is--Ge ernasn airplanes
sstenpsed 70 boroarn Paris ard Lon
cen again this morning. OF the ten
tie planes that race the PARIS rad.
four have been accounted fer. Bombs
we're dropped in two of the Foube ros,
tus none reached Paris proper. Some
csrssee was done. Two enemy
planes were nroaah; down by the
French flyers and two were grounded
~ gun fire from a nearby fort.
In the loncon raid t~e nty planes
PARTICIPATES. Org minor damage was
ocne: none Of the planes reached Lon
den.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

When American soldiers wer. cau.
I'd into the battle of rlcardy this i
one q The first photographs 10 arrive
IN the United Ssaies showing them N
the greasest action 81 the war ih,s
went into open fighting the Kind the
American regular army had been usei
10 This picture shows a party Of Am
leans manning a small gun IN open
fighting against the oncomlng Ger.
mans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
EAGLES WILL DEDICATE
SERVICE FLAG SUNDAY

Guthrie lodge. p o y. 30 522. vii
dedicate its service flag SUNDAY
morning al the lodge rooms here
Hon Peter ? Duffy mayor Of ia Rene
will deliver the address The local
lodge has zen members ia service now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
STAGE SET For Rig
RID CROSS DRIVE

Stage is se; Tor the Red Cross
sioe.Devs drive Monday morning
The entire nation vial BE- Up and do
irE
ia Guthrie committees have re-
ceived their final instructions as 10
patriots and slackers and the local
drive will be thorough
This morning committees were at
work gafhering the larger subscrio-
t'ons and met with success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

London. May 5S-lisavy artillery
fighting last Night between Gisenchy
ard RobecQ. % the souihtrn side o.
the Flanders salient is reported by
tfe war Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
GERMAN TROOPS On
SHORES OF IlsEI AND

Dublin. May is-The irish Times
today says the government has not
acted moment too soon. a. an The
signs pointed % another outbreak OF
armed violence possibly IN connection
with the landing Of German troops on
Irish shores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18
THlitIi-\i\E NAMES ~
IODtl's CASUALTY IIsI

Washington. May is-The casual.N
list today contains thirty nine names
divided as follows.
Killed IN action. ,: died Of wounds
2; died o. disease 4. wounded severe
ly. :. wounded degree not known. /
wounded slightly =. missing ln action
-. prisoners .
The following officers arc included
Major Alexander Rasmussen. sher
wood. ore. killed in action.
Lieut. sherman DE More. Chicago
M missing in action
First Lieut. hbram J Gordon. New
ark. y J. prisoner but not previously
reported missing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

Belfast. ireland. May Is-A number
OF Sim Feinefs were arrested here
late last night and removed 70 the
military barracks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

Pans. May Violent Artillery
fighting north and south ~ the Avre
river on the front below Amiens ..
reported in tcday's official statement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

"HELp WIN rrr WAR" BUY
SAVINGS STAMPS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

Fred Crook Nov
IN Virginia Camp.
Fred y Crook. Guthrie boy. who en-.
listed and was assigned 10 W Lcaven
worth camp. has been transferred n
Camp a A Humphrey. virginia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

Isss the Leader Delivered sse non,h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

Firsi ~zss meeting Fer
o n v p-oe,ssi a. CITY
HsIl. wcnssy evening"
Dsns wiII pisy. Gene.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

"HELp WIN THE WAR" BUY
SAVINGS STAMPS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-18

There = eaase for satisfartlon In
80 fact that every local affack -
he snent 20 lmpross hls jumping of
place has failed Noi only that. s.t
b. has been Unable 20 fak@ back The
The Wahpeton times., 1918-06-27
Nothing.Else Like It
in Wahpeton

"The past 4 years have been
going down, down. down with ca
tarrh Of the stomach and had to
give up work year ago because
of my weakened condition. I suf-
fered terribly from bloating and
collie attacks. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy was recommended to me.
I took a course of it and am now
feeling fine" It is simple, harm
lesS preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestin-
al tract and allays the infamma-
tion which causes practically all
stomach, liver nd intestinal all.
ments. including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money re-
funded.-H. Miller & Co. Adv
There hase never been anything
in Wahpeton with the INSTANT
action Of simple buckthorn bark.
glycerine. ETC., as mixed in Adler
ika. ONE SPOONFUL Aushes til :.
ENTIRE bowel tract 50 complete
" it relieves ANY CASE sour
stomach. gas or constipation, and
prevents appendicitis. The IN
STANT. pleasant action Of Adler.
i-ka surprises both doctors and pa
tients.-H. Miller & Co., Druggists