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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18

Brzozowski, organizator; A. Sawic-
XII, prezes X. O.; Rodowska, preze--
ska K. p.
Buffalo: X. Sielski, prezes; M.
Nowak, prezcs X. O.; pani Chodkie-
wicz, prezeska X. P.
Pittsburgh, Pa: II. Rzewuski, off,
Ger; A. Curzytek, organizator; Wo-
lowska, prezeska.
Wilkesbarre, Pa: A. Krzyzanow-
ski, officer; Jasinski Witte, organi-
.zatorzy; Malinomski, prezes; S.
Krych, prezeska.
New York, n. Y: L. Jezioranski,
officer; Ziemkiewicz, organic. Wit
kowski, prezes; Praznowski.
Boston, Mass: Il. Czaczka, officer.
Bridgeport, Conn: Korybski, Off
GER: W. Soda, Organiz.; DR.. Smyko-
wski, prezes.
Baltimore, Nd: zulawski, officer;
siwinski, prezes; Anna Zegel, preze-
ska.
Hartford, Conn.,: T. Zielnski, Off
GER: DR.. Piasecki, prezes.
HoIyCke, Mass: Tyrka, officer; Dr..
Lekston, prezes; Pani Lekston, pre-
zeska.
Minneapolis, Mimi: l.. Nowicki,
officer.
Eiladelfia, Pa: W. Papara, officer;
NJ. Jesien, organiz.; Kliniewski, pre-
zes; A. Moszczynska, prezeska; j..
Lange, wiceprezeska.
st. Louis, Mo-: Krawczyk, officer;
Tomaszewski, organiz.; S. Sporny,
prezes; Groszewska, prezeska.
Stevenspoint, Wis: KS. Ebert,
prezes; Worzalla, officer.
Toledo, o.: r. Tylko, officer; Bo-
rucki, organ; rs. Suplicki, prezes.
Bay City, Mich: S. Klaczkiewicz,
officer; Morasse, organiz.; Kopec, pre-
yes.
Duluth, Mim.: A. Grabarkiewicz,
prezes; 7. SawiCka, prezcska.
Omaha, Ncbr.: Kasparek, officer.
Toronto, Ont: X. Zielecki, officer;
A. Burat, prczes.
Wheeling, w. w.: X. Grodzicki,
officer; f. Marchlinski, prezes; A.
Rolewicz, prezeska.
New Britain, Conn: L. Bojnow--
ski, prezes.
South Chicago, ILL.,: ]. Zebrowski,
officer; A. f. Bloch, prezes.
Utica, n. V: Ryszkowski, officer;
X. Szypulski, prczes.
Montreal, Kan: Sitalski, oficre.
Schenectady, n. V: Ks. Kowalski,
prezes X. o.
Kansas City: Grabski, prezes.
Mcriden, Conn: Grabska, prezes-
ka.
Scranton, Pa: Tylmer, prezes.
So. Bend, Ind: Fronckowiak, pre-
zes.
st. Paul, Mimi: DR.. T. Gratzek'
prezes..
Syracuse, N. Y: ]. Luczak, prezes.
Wilmington, Del: Tomczyk, pre-
zes.
Worcester, Mass: DR.. Mieczkow-
ski, prezes.
Youngstown, O.: Helminiak, pre-
zes.
Trenton, n. j.: DR.. Tadeusiak, pre-
zrs.
Detroit, Mich.: DR.. Il. Sadowski,
prezes.
Omaha. Ncbr.: W. Latka, prezes.
Amsterdam, y. v: KS. A. G6rski,
naczelnik: wv. Woisk Pol.
Mt. Carmel, Pa: J. Drapiewski,
sekr. Kom. OBJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
PATRYOTYCZNA DEKLA-
RACYA.

NkAS "A.
Washington, Is. lutego. - Ra-
da wykonawcza organizacyi ~
merican Federation of Labor,
ktora tn zcbrala sic byia ma nara
dy trwajace przez dni siedm, O.
giosiia deklaracye wielce patryo-
tyczna, w ktorej' Slubuje lojalnoSc
piracy wobec Stan0w Zjednoczo-
rych oSwiadcza sic Z poparc;em
ccl6w wojny okreSlonych pr7ez
Prczydenta Wils0ua wobec Non-
gresu. Deklaracya jest Obszerna i
wymowna miesci sic w niej do
wodzenie, re ukiady pokojowe
pomiedzy Rosya a Niemcami wy
kazaIy, jak nadaremnemi beda
wszelkie pertraktacye DIPLOMA
tyczne, dopoki ME przekona sic
niemieckich miltarystow IL tlie
moga narzucaG swej wolf calej
reszcie 5wiata, jakotez re spaz-
matyczne powstania w Mem
czech udowodnily, IL rad militar
ny TAME jeszcze jest silniejszy
Cd dazenia do emancypacyi. Oto
mekt6re ustepy tel deklaracyi;
STONY wobec przeiomu
wszechSwiatowego. Znajdujemy
sic poSrod wojny wszechSwiato-
wei, ktora ma rozstrzygnac, czyli
w najblizszej przyszlo5ci maja
panowac zasady wolnoSci demo-
kratycznej, czy tez zasady pre-
mocy"
,,Albo zasady wolnej demokra-
cyl albo pruskiej militarnej auto:
kracyi vienna gore. kompromi-
SOW bye ME moze. Me moze pre-
to bye neutralnoSci ami pomiedzy
narodami ami miedzy jednostka-
mi. Musimy powstac oSwiadczyc
sic "a jedna zasada albo druga.
Ola piracy pozostaje jeden tylko
wybor" -.
Jest to wojna piracy. .Musi w
niej zwyciezyc praca, a kazdy
szczegol we walcc i Ostateczne
zwyciestwo musi mice ma oku O.
col ludzkoSci. Tylko TAXI rezul-
tat moze usprawiedliwiG straszna
ofiare."
WILSON A HUTCHESON.
Washington, 1S. lutego. -
Prezydent Wilson energicznem
SVEN wystapieniem zakohczyi
straik w warsztatach okretowych.
Ciesle natychmiast wracaja do
piracy.
Kiedy William L. Hutcheson,
gen. prezydent United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners OF
America" zwr6cii sic do Prezy-
denta Wilsona z zyczeniem, by
przyjai 60 ma konferencyi, Will
sen przeslai mu telegram nastePu
jacy:
do Williama L. Hutchesona,
gen. PREF. U. B. of c. and J. OF
Am, New York:
,Otrzymaiem pahski telegram
wczorajszy cieszy mic wyrazo-
ne W MIN zyczenie panskie, aze-
byS jake obywatel patryota mog}
dopomodz w dziele przez mas pod
ietem, kt6re ma ma celu ratowac
.Ameryke wszystkich ludzi
wszedzie pracujacych a wolnych.
,.Korzystajac L teso panSkiego
zapewnienia, uwazam "a moi
obowiazek zwrocic panska uwage
"a fakt, re strajk sieSli W war
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
KRAJOWA RADA ROBOT
NICZA.

Washington, 81. lutego. - Sc
kretarz Piracy Wilson publicznie
oglosil personal lacznego komite-
tu representative pracodawcow
i representative organizacyj ro-
botniczych, ktory ma okresli1
wsp6lne sposoby poStepowanla
celcm wytworzenia harmonii po-
miedzy kapitaiem 4 praca ia czaS
trwania wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
KALENDARHYK.

Jutro. 10 lutego: Sw. 1uzanny. -
Sw. Konrada.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
STAGE ON COLLEGE CAMPUS
TO FEATURE UNI CLOSE
Outdoor Exercises To Mark
Graduating Exercises OF .
M u On Friday Night,
Hislop To Speak

out Of door exercises viii fcaiut,
the closing commencement weei
service OF tho Methodist university
when on FRIDAY eseDsne az ciEhi
O'Clock the graduating oNereises o.
the college Of liberal arts viii y" held
"a The frEit OF the college building 81
tho university campus
A stage viii be arranged a .'ark
iig place for cars marked OF. anf
everything possible done 10 rroyid'
fer the comfort % the audience This
ait h. mid and plea ant these ovc
nlngs and y is expected that under
he starry sky thn exercincs viii nv'
IN ai;raciivencss and distinction thai
viii make the occasion highly en-
joyable one
The commencement Grafton VII b,
delivered By DR. Edward llisiop. for.
mer chancellor OF ihe university. and
diplomas will be- granted and degrees
conferred gy Acting Chancellor y q
Green The academic procession viii
circle the north side of the campus
led by the Guthrie Poo ter hand. and
AT faculty members and collogian'
VII be- In tho scholastic gaih Of theii
degrees. wearing cap gown and hood
All Guthrie friends are invited u
orjoy the concluding exercises o'
commencement week on Friday eve
ming
on Thursday evening at si5 o'clocl
"a equally cordial Invitation ~ cn
tended to all 10 attend the graduaiinf
eNerrises ~ The academy NJ fhe uni
,crshy chapel Dr Louis " Poiif 81
Guthrie. will deliver the graduating
address. and members of the misis
Department will provide an attractive
n.u Zeal program IN connection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
THRILLING BATTLES ~ AIR.
WITH AMERICAN AVA
TORS As STAR ACTORS.
- RECOt NTID BN ASSO-
! GATED PRESS (ORltE-
SPONDENT
BuLlE TIN

With the American Army IN France.
May s--Anrerican troops have again
scored in the Luneville sector. In a
night raid on the German trenches,
across "No Name Land" American
patrols during the night captured and
brought back as prisoners i4o Ger
mans. This is said TO be greatest
number OF prisoners ever taken by
raiding parties.
During the past forty eight hours
the American artillery IN thfs sector
has completely chased the Huns from
their front positions and have wiped
certain sections OF the targets In the
e,ery rear area off the map. With
the arrival OF American heavy ar
tllery on the French front new
phase OF Workmanship has come into
prominence. Sharpshootirg with
heavy cannon is an innovation. The
American gunner is the best marks
man In the war today; better than any
tte world ever knew said Clemen-
osau. the Tiger Of France, recently
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
PIE SUPPER Al RIVERSIDE
WAS FINANCIAL SUCCESS

Tho pie supper At South Riverside
school house District ca Tact niTh..
was both q social and q financial suf
cess The event ~as enllssned hy q
real patriotic address BY Attorney
chaa Smith Smiths speech vas rsi
hot and ho he the ball every ileie
= OberholSor headed the soliciting
commiiiee for pie contributions an 1
he dld thorough JOB. a. The supply
of pastry on hand was plentrous
chas scsly. chairman u tho County
Thrifi Stamp committee. vas present
and acted o. treasurer. tigSst was
the net results ~ The evening This
wili be- given 10 tho committee fsf
benefit ~ war activities In iora !
county
Several other communities IN tha
county are arranging for pia soclais.
dates 10 >" announced later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
HUMAN Fly" Dl.i. tNtn.
TiiOt SANDS CO<aRIAIi

Williams climbed tho Iona hotal
building at 30 today
Several Thousand people oonrrv
~ Ted Al the lone holsi and viylnsy
az % this AFTERNOON to wiineaa jack
Williams. iluman fly+ mako he
e.pmh nf the haial building
Manager Murray anuouncrd a. tho
Crowd that Williams had hson ielayvd
r. Oklahoma CltY A hone niassAas
said Williams had sf Oklahoma CHy
~ an auto al 10 AZ d i0 ~ had
no, arrived rhern have been heavy
ranhouis between hers and Oklahoma
rliy and u "a believed lhia hna caused
N" dolay Williams viii maae his
climb a. soon as b" arrives llr viii
also climb tl~ federal bulldlng al Z
O'clock this evening hlludfolAoi
4 cannoi understand thls. said
Murray This L. tho flrpt time In
il'r"a yearl that Williams has hll.d
m""t his ongarsment promptly on
tim" I fear he has met with s,aio
nlshap"
Williams arrived ~ , 10 lla made
a thrilling climb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
PEACE OFFICERS Of
STATE HOLD CONVENTION
Chief Mitchell, Treasurer. Says
Sapulpa Meeting Most En-
thusisstic One Ever Held;
Many New Members

Chief of Police Mitchell returned
today from Sspulpa where he attended
the annual convention of Oklahoma
Peace Officers Mitchell "a treasurer
Of the association and Chef Nichols
O. Oklahoma City is president The
meeting was q big success. more than
coo peace officers from all rsrfs ~
the state were IN attendance and
many new membership were record-
cd. said Michel today.
Every automobile owner in Okla
homa has been invited to join this or
ganizasion. One Of the chief aims Of
the association is 20 stop automobiie
thsevery Officers Of the organization
hope 10 have more than 10000 mem
bers eventually. A fee Of 81 year h
charged. This will furnish ell ths
money Necessary 20 7ay rewards fo-
recovered cars and 20 defrzy al the
expenses Of rncssaees sent over the
state in efforts 90 locate stolen cars
The owner of a stolen car VII not be
required 20 lay anything for the re
covery Of his car except Mis- dues 10
tfe orgHnisaf1oa- s,.1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
GUTHRIE SCHOOLS MUST
Be PROPERLY MAINTAINED
II L. Your Patriotic Duty To Bee
That Children Receive Proper
Education, Read Finan-
cial Statement

4 financial statement uow appear
inr ia ca lalrr showing Tho needs
~ the ciis ehool board 20 conduct
the eoholas Tor sbe comlng year
should he carefully resd by every tax
Iayor
There Is no cnm9ifiagc ia the state
uent y - clear and can he under
slood by the most ohtus~ Read q
Then got out and help carrY the levy
rhore Is also cal printed in 20.
dsNs fa ar for an election 10 vote
the lova Tho date Tor the election
la aet far nen Tuesday May ~
Cu'hries loyal and patriotic corps
~ teachers has not made demand for
ifrrea "a pay. as tcach0ra IN mans
eihor communities have done. but q
q he d.slfc ~ tho board of oduca
tcn 10 De pro, liod with funds TO mcel
a lcaas a part ~ ih~ Falary increase
observed by these teachers.
one thousand teachers IN tho state
N oklahoma have Joined the colora
and two thmsand morn have left ths
profession 10 enter other lines ~ work
s.nco the cot 81 living has SCARED e.
srcreni heights Tho purchasinp
power ~ dollar has decreased ma
tsrialiy as all ara aware. during the
PAST year
Men over there" fighting for u'
have right "a demand that their
ehiidrcns- cducaiion ehall noi be- I'm
paired nor interrupted
True patriotism means 20 support
schools ne Loyalty a. We sufpor' ouF
army and navy
Don't he a Stacker ~ thls time
vote 'er straight DO your bl' for
ihe kiddlea NJ home while dad shoui
acrs the muakct "ovor there" In an
effort 20 make tho world safe foi
democracy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
\ISSi.El IL MADE HEAD
on CAisBO OIL COMPANY

The directors OF the Carbo oil COM.
pany az a meeting held last night
selected + Nissley. former city ma
yor. as secretary and general ma1
ager OF the Carlo Go.
Mr. spangler former manager. WI
devote his timo TO experimenting pip,
line runs
Mr. Nissley viii give his entire ilnc
10 the affairs of the Carlo company
and Judging from his alertness an
aggrossiycneSs Ia other lines ho " Il
make signal success Of HIS steward
ship.
Since leaving public office, Mr. Nis
slcy has devoted much time and STUDY
10 oil developments and especially the
refining end Iie Is well equipped 10
manage the new plant. which by The
way, Is already scheduled as a sub
stantial and worthy local institution
The plan OF the new company Is rap
idly assuming shape and only a delay
in freight transportation has prevent
ed active operations u Is ihougAt
the first oil runs win be made withi1
two weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
'sH[[P RA|s[Rs Of
STATE HOLD MEETING
Logan County Man Chosen Vice
President or Newly Formed
Association. Fight To BE
Made On Dogs

Counfy Aeeut y " Dlieniack ia
company ~lfh q = iIaisisd ~ Gathfie
Ira Pryor and v Ha~es - MuihsfI
and socrs~i and Arnmbreak - Mar
shall drove a. End 10 aifeud M
uestiur for 10 vsrross - orrsnlrius
= state SHEEP and weoi cryr~rv
aruoriafion to ..romots tbe shesp IN
dnsfry In Okiahoma Quite = namhei
Il sheep men uere sr~ssst and Z
very inf~re firg m~efing uas hnid 80
Officers were eiecte.i for fhe couins
var. q = Haisted % Csihrie uus
chosen slcs presldent u the assotia.
ti0n and The merit meeting of M a.
soclation wnl BE- hcid Ia stiii~alef
during ths Farmers veek. Jaiy - q
August J.
sheep raising b one ~ the most
profitable brsnches q ~ I've sfock
Industry and one sh4f is due % IN
cresse IN popaiarify IN Oklahoma .
TIE oopditions here are very favor
allie for the rzi<lnr q sheep
The thing that = keepfng many osl
q the sb~sp Industry h fhe i@rxr
a \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08

This new French sun ~ 900 milll :
meters, now banging the Germans n
she grcat hattie iu France g the moas
tcrribie pirce of artillery inyentod nr
ihc war 4 s hearty as larro az tho
famous skoda gun thc iArxes Aus
tian mortar. With which aomo isa5
flan forts Wuro torn io bits on the
Germans march through neigium.
and ii shoots mfteh farther les
fsnge q wider and therefore Il does
much more damage ihan the Sknia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
FRANCE AHr DARING
AMERICAN fl.ERS IN

wsh this American Army IN France,
May s--After a thrilling battle with
enemy airplanes ten miles north Of
Pont a Mousson. CaTta.n James Nor
n an Hall, one Of the leading Amer
lean aviators. made a spiral dive for
the earth and was last seen Close 20
the ground apparently trying TO land.
His subsequent fate Is unknown
CAPTAIN Hall. whit wo Others. was
r1trolling them between - Nth 81
ard Point "a Mousson. when they
we're over Pagny- sur Nc ellie. four
enemy albatross az ,snes. painted
with black and white stripes. were
seen
The Americans attacked. Captain
Hall singing out one q the enemy
and driving him downward while fir
ing with his machine gun. The pair
made a spiral dive from six thousand
meters TO -four thousand when the
German suddenly reversed his ma
chine and started 70 rise In a quick
turn he poured a deadly stream oi
machine gun bullets into the bottom
Of Halls machine aptain Hat
promptly came out OF the spiral and
made a dive for the earth. He was
last seen attempting to complete this
msnegver.
In the meantime the enemy ma
chimes that the other American had
engaged. dropped toward the ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
ROSE CR0|X DEGREES
MOUNTED At TEMPLE
Work Deeply Impressive and
Candidates Pleased Some
Depart With Close OF
Fourteenth

Rose CfoiN dogrcos had Tho call
"Wednesday morning ai the tempi' aud
nork WAS o,nmpiified in the ai,icoihl
Tho Prlncose ~ Jerusalem the
seventeenth knight ~ the Eafi and
Vest" the eighteenth knight Of
HOSE CrolA
Tulsa and Guthrie teams DID .he
heavy work. which was deeply I'm.
pr swive
The musical numbers were in keen
ing with N. aihoa and phllosos'f y
aspounded During the afternoon de- .
grccs from thc ninetoonth 10 twenty
e.ehih. wore mounted Tonight 'he
Oklahoma CRY team viii put on the
s11h or Scottish knight 81 81 Andrew
with The ciose of The Lodge of Per
fcciion. about eighty members Of the
class a. amounted. 80 60 sy'ak Ahou'
go candidate viii remain for the
Royal sccret
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
REPt BllCtN COUNTY
CONVENTION SATURDAY
Delegates To Be Chosen At Meet
ing On Thursday; State Com
mifteeman To Be Selected

Call has been issued by the county
Republican committee for the selcc-
ton next Thursday u deiegate5 20 The
ccunty convention 20 be held a. the
court house herr next Saturday The
county convention. IN turn will name
ard instruct delegates 90 the state
convention 70 be held IN Okizboms
City. May Is
The county committee win prob
ably h reorsznized also and state
committeeman viii BE elected for the
next two ynR. "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08

Washington. May f-Colnsre ~ ~.
cent pieces 10 facilitate The haudlirg
~ crowds ~ moving picture theatre
on account ~ tho war tar. ia pfopos "a
In a hill introduced today hy Reprs
sentative O'shaughenessy - Rhode
Island Moving picture manager.
presented a brief recently - the "a
rector ~ Tho mint In favor of a IS
cen, niece
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08

Amsterdam. May sThe profits
made out Of the wine growing indus
try In lower Austria last year were
over $4,000. .oo0 according to the
Frankfort Zeiiung. a. compared vita
a total OF less than t5.o0o.o 600 In the
year preceding the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08

Conferees Agree On Draft Bill
New Regiments Will Go A.
Bottom or Class .

waahingion. May s-An agreement
On The bin extending the ssieciis.
drafi Law 20 youths ! years Of aE
since June s. 1917. sas reached b.
senate and house conferees Ths
amendment of RspresentAsive Hull o.
Iowa. providing that the additional
reglstrants shall be placed AZ the bo;
tom % present eligible rsts. was re
tslned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
WITH THE BRITISH.

London. May s. Successful minor
operations last Eight resulted in the
ADVANCE OF the British lines a short
diftance in the Amiens sector between
the Somme and hncrc rivass. the wal
oifice announced today.
Increased activity was developed by
the hostils artillery early this morn
ing 9n the Flanders battle front be-
tve,.n Me'cren and KENNEL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08

Judge Co,ieral OF the federal court.
Is investigating charges made by Mr.
George Fancher that an attorney took
an her money. mortage on her home
and an auto a. fees for defending her
husband In white slave case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
LOTTERIES foR WAR FUNDS

Melbourne. May s-War regulations
have been issued by the common
wealth government permitting any
one 20 establish and conduct lotteries q
70 raise money for war loans. rrovid-
sng the consent ~ the federal treasur-
er Is Obtained In advance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
LLOYD GEORGE IS
ION THE RACK;
MAY Be DEPOSED
\EIVsPtPII,S BITTER I'm Al
Ttdk Oi I<GIt\DS
PRIME MINISTER AND
OPENLY CHARGE IN
COMPETENCY


London. Nay s-hs consequences
~ she political situation brought about
~ General Navrsee's letter. Premier
Lloyd ceorse. according 20 the 'otby
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph.
considers u unavoidable 10 diss'ose
facts which have been ~,theeid vp 20
tho tire for military reasons. TIE
premier. 4 Is s-novnces. intends 70
else facts ard figures when he
speaks on TIE asaYish melton on
Thursday 1e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
HUNPOS|T|ONSB[OWN Off THE MAP
BY yYANKS' DEADLY LONG TOM GUNS
Crisis Impending;
aiser Hurries
Back TO Potsdam

Bcrne, Switzerland. May s.
british admiralty per wireless
pressl Emperor William has re-
turned 10 rotsdam owing to 'he
political crlsis resulting from the
rejection Of suffrage reform by the
Prnsviam Diet Count Won Hert
linz. the imperial chancellor has
been summoned 20 rotsdam 70 re-
port on the siluaten
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
TO WHITE SLAVERY

George Fancher and Joe Parsch
pleaded guilty in federal court TO vio-
latlng the white slave law. Fancher
said he pleaded guilty because he had
no attorney to advise him Judge
Coi;eral reserved sentence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
HOWCRAzY leon TROTzKY GAMBL[O
WITH FATE Or RUSSIA AND LOST ALL
Ponca CHy b.,
Named In Tod IS
Casually isl

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-08
HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRING.

Paris. May s-Heavy artillery figh,
inf occurred last night on both sides
% the Avre river southeast OF Amiens,
the war office announces.