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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
MIXERS Antiseptic Oil. Known as
Oil
Win Positively Relieve Pain in Few
Minutes.

Try il right now for rheumatism, neu-
ralgia lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen
Joints rams ~ the head back and limbs,
corns, hunonS, &c After ono application
pain disappears almost as if by magic
A new remedy used internally and ey-
ternally for coughs, colds, Group. sore
throat, diphtherla and tonsilitis
THIS oil is conceded to be tho most pene-
trating remedy known IT. prompt and
immediate effect in relieving PAIN IS duo
10 the fact that II penetrates to the affect
cd parts at once As an illustration pour
10 drops on the thickest piece of sole
leather and It will penetrate this sub
stance through and through in three
minutes
Accept no substitutes Thus great oil is
golden red color only. Every bottle guar
anteed; 30c. 60c and 81 90 bottle, or
money refunded at Eckerd's Drug store,
sos Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
TIRED, NERVOUS
HOUSEWIFE
TOOK VINOL
Now She is Strong and Well

Berkeley, Cali was nervous, irrit-
able, no appetite, could not sleep. and was
always tired so my housework was q
great effort. After many other medicines
had failed Vinol built me up and made me
strong. have good appetite and sleep
well. Every nervous, weak, ailing woman
should try it."-Mrs n. Edmunds, 2107
Dwight Way, Berkeley, Cal.
We ask every nervous, weak, rundown,
ailing woman in this town to try this cod
liver and iron tonic on our guarantee to
return their money if it fails to help you
n B. Danforth. Druggist, Wilmington.
and at the best drug store IN every town
and city in the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04

that Serbian pavilion % Rome. gray and
still IN thc midst 81 sunny couris. there
hung terrible actualiiy. driving home o.
the bcboller that here Has ~ mcre
lament for past tragrdy, bat q rago IT
nresenf anger ripcninz ~ panD1air
fruitjon. ODc turned away ie4rll from
those grim figures uondcring. Whom Wit
the stnrm brfal3 81 fhadtt.e la
January Century
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
wnier Main Break

The breaking 81 water main nn Eae.
Front street. directly under The l'9n
sylvauia railroad trarks ncce el' ifsrI
thc digging up ~ a conslerabie port 70.
of he street ycsterdsy a main alan broke
in GilpIu avenue uclr InrksDn .'rN'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
Watch fnr Ynnnr Snldier

harics a MrDonough, Of 92I West
second street, Who was drafted ia the
National Army and who left today with
th' rcs' oi he local draftccS was presented
vfA = handsome writ watch Saturday
~ fn"1n b. ." cupIoyc- If the police
a,par' mont oi thr Pennsylvania Railroad
g. hrng ehri clerk in the Office of
ia'ieo aptmn Ward Of thai department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
Married by AIayor.

Ms D,!oriesr Crouc Of North Grove.
ladiaaa ana Private Harry C. kuhns, Of
hokomo lnaiana. were married Satur-
day afternoon rs Mayor John W. Law
s5u Privat kuAns is stationed at Fort
ia Ponf Delaware City with the artil-
lery company The couple met in In
dnlua before Mr. kuhns came to Fort
du Point
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
Postmaster English Hurt.

Postmaster Fnglish bad narrow
escape from serious injury Saturday when
he was knocked down at Eighth and
Market streets by boy who was riding
. bicycle He and the boy were only
slightly hurt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
Building Permit Issued.

building Inspector Preston hrs issued
permit TO Mrs. Ideman. Of the southeast
corner of Eleventh and Spruce streets,
TO make alterations costing $50; contrac-
tor. John l. Rcnrdon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04

eases They are The cases that you
call by that long name "Cowardicc in
the face Of the enemy, but | call them.
for short, my leg cases II Almighty
God has given Il mar n cawardly pair
Of legs. how can he help running away with
fhcm2"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
RumSte3d's Worm SyrUD

safe and sure remedy for Worms. stood
the test for 20 years IT SENER FSIIS. 10
.hndren an angel 81 mercy. PLEASANT TO
IAkf. No SICKNESS: No PfIESIC NEED
I'D. One bottle has killed I32 worms All
druggists and dealers. or by mail. Z5c q bof
fst. {. =. NOOKHEES. ". D.. Phiia.. "a.
y B uanfnrLn nI.trlhltn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
To Cure a Cold in One Uay-

abe Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets l. stops Tho Cough and Headache
and works on the Cold H. W Groves
sgnaturc on each box 3Oc. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
Sergeant keySpr Ill.

House Sergeant Thomas kcyser,. Is
confined 10 his home suffering from
rheumatism IN ono of his fcct Patralnan
l,enfge sutton IS tnllng hls nIaoa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04
Putting 1t Over

We admire persons who things oyer--wto take
and make good who full
no use for weaklings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-04

Are You putting things ever Are
You improving yourself mentally and
physically Ii not. you are Stacker
and belong TO the great army Of the
might have beens." Persons who make
excuses make -AIUNYON.
Perhaps ycu have some ailmcnt that
hInder- you from becoming a success
Posslt. you spend late hours and have
formed weakening habits If so, cut
them out
Nature stern laws
viii bear no infraction:
Tor every excess
There IS reaction
The first thing to do is to see that
your stomach and bowels are put in order.
for # your digestion Is bad or if your
bowels fail 70 move regularly. then you
cannot expect to have rich red blood
with which - stimulate tie nerves and
strengthens tie body Ii YOU want -
become vigorous and full Of the go-ahead
spirit try a bottle of MARROWBONI.
II viii put pcE.~and activity into yolIr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01

Logan Conntys quota Tor the Unite d
War Work Campaign has been se, At
$500 A telegram receiysd b. lhe
Daily Leader today rom + W Mar
land. state chairman ~ the campaign
committee. said
Information received by me from
Washington shows that even II the
wnr should ena ia Tho near fuinre. Il
would take at least a year - set al
OF the American soldiera homo ana
thai every cent asked for IA lhs
United War Work Campaign win b
needed TO see that they reessve Ia,
sort ot Treatment doaifcd for them b.
ihe American people
J. b. Van Hoozer Is chairman foi
Logan County aud FRED Lutz ID tn.
publicity manager. Other officer.
have not yet been uamcd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
SAFE AND SANE
HALLOWE' EN- NIGHT
flu Prohibition Against Crowds
Gathering Put Grimm In the
Usual Midnight Follies
In This CITY

@aihrt evuslni' enhsed safe
aad saae halloween u'2h' There was
a9ar q 'he hooiiaa pranes 20 com
mun iH 1854 ssa1s aad ihoee olated
hailaiue ina has, received he eAps
ai attention 81 fhs yauas mp ihai
hsYe hcs~'aiore aoaaea ai arg, are
iau1f aul nghi ia's menire
Sman egpeA " arehlns veam i
eme parss " tAe elH cauigped Win
pa.icr mach. puaipaine and squswA
es Dui the seaaine, oli-fashioued
yellow aumpeu trsa ptb riani e,es
aua hlisou eeth Nas absent from
iie sraile ss such .raii ie 100 scarce
a1d oo high l'cca waste in irsuH
..es
ouisidc u ihe agoy' neutonea pm
Disturbances. ihc uibhi wac much The
anne as other nights and tho boys
sbslded before midnight There was
uoi evan one poliee can aud hal
lowa'cn has decoIousls departed
anili October 1852
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
RED CROSS BUAL>
FOR CHRISTMAS

T1s cartons Tor shss Car'At1lse jack
syes 70 b. Aens overs.ss are here
ready to g5re out. A. soor ss ryu
reces.e your Labels s-H aud gei Tonrs
sne also iustruciiort Tor hliirr and
yacasng. Fr0m No eTnisr 10 No
.em1er ~. beiwe.n 'he hDEfA " ,
u. and : p H. some or q ihf sefn
mst.ee wsii be ia H. fooIas p zsslsi
,oc. for she rules AZ gwen pgf gT r.
zosarzmenr mast b. sirlctie a1Aersc
10 O. rgsr package xHl nOt as> ne
sngsees.on o.rcese The esmui'fee
hsrsng chs-se @ ihis wgrs aer Art
Mcconnell. chairman Aiesdsmes J Z
wooswv-zh ard p Q Johns aes-sting
ses34-aes < L sagrris~ y q Lrfz
!. X CAri. Alice King. Joln RsareT
X o CSEshsa. wiii.sn BsekeIi :
LsreIees bon Nor George PAD
coca L ! ALEU- y Abel sng Mes
Lzellfe Burke
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
Patriotic Women Of Oklahoma Have Earned the
Right to Demand Suffrage Its Up to the Men
10 See That They Are Accorded That Privilege

The voters o. Oklahoma on
Tuesday next vii have the oa.
por1vn';y 10 pass judgment or the
long and much oiscUsseo aues
tion Of granting = ,-e women Of
cur state ne rights 10 psfficipate
in the political affairs of our
state The question u woman
suffrage will be foars On the state
ballot and every voter nus, make
up MS rsnc befo entering the
voting booth whether ne will help
tn,s great and progressive stste
tske another step forward or tire
highway leading 10 better and
h,aher achievements for humanity
ard civilization
u might be ssio today that NC
man suffrage - sn accomplished
forward strike IN American eivili-
ration Like prohibition 4 has
iona beer ~ the air As ad
danced IDEAS. after free discus
slor. sno careful weighing. have
begun 20 crystaiixs INTO practical
resUits. 50 these twin propositions
nave become fixed purposes IN the
minds and efforts Of the common
people Of this greet ard proerss
stys republic.
While our nation Is making
wonderful, astonishing strides
oTTsrr ard forward, this is 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
OFFICERS KILL MAN
CHARGED WITH VT RIDER

Narshsi. Ara. Noy i--s8spe o.
beng Ben Canfy, who Is wanted in
Love ooan1y Okla. On charge q
m8rdering rwo offlcers and Tor w8om
,hsse s reward o. $See James q
Ms-ssager - years Oh. also sB agiesod
ersTs resisisr. was sho; q death ~
g8hn Hictf depu'y sheriff while r.
sistiag aTres. near here TO-DAY H.ett
ard = yose were enrOufe 10 WITS
prsngs 20 investigate TIE burglary -
q store when NyEtnger wss oyerteken
10 tAe road E.ett says Nys,ngsr al
tempted 70 drstw . revOisr Many ar
'ieles stolen fro mthe store as g
f0yna IA Mysingsrs suit case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
TURKEYS SURRENDER
OPENS DAROANEllES
Allied Warships Nov Have Access
To Port That Has Long Been
Closed l. Death Blow
To Kaiser

London ~, tree assaee 81
ssc pardaneile & uo alAed aee
'acla4e8 g fhe terms q ihr 1arslsb
mis iiec uoa y operation So George
css M hamc rars announces
D' aoa ei common aAa
Occupation VI ina lor o 'he naf
ue.ls ad ~ phnrue nsey All To
,>>gFo she pa ass q De- alliea wei
A.ss hfcash fAe eo-phoa 81 'ae
i.aeA Sea another armisHea n
lflog Immediate re araNou os
TrNs3 e8r pHs0se s abfaiuea
Yata IHfs ro osais 81 aca,e
llcr,d 'he defeat gssainaa s, ber
4iaies IN Pal. 'lne aua NesoaoiImia
.ed toe oola os BalgsHs which
hff m opp tU sfNee ou 4noihi
anies aud thus wery Hos un.ypetf.
t9 ALTHOUGH 'be Tra making e
bargain is 10 the ha5li af waiting for
fAe osheI slaa la maAe an offer
Great Britain. wlaso r0ops have
t-Aea 2 major pA't ia fAe ovcFihrov
ne ottoman forces naturally
most .ut-rcstod sg it is ex cctea
tic proposals. VII be submitted to
ttos> slilca nation. vh.eh are at aar
~th TarSey before reply Is senf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
PROMINENT MEN WILL
&c At TEACHERS MEET
Educators OF State Will Hold An.
nual Convention At Oklahoma
City Thanksgiving Week
liovcrnors To Speak

oklahoma csfs Nos Among The
tyAkers tgan o0i tho aiato inyitcd
Us ha annual eouve.siou ~ ths OH
lahoma state Teap ,ers AssoalauoN
hegiapiue ThsnAsflgiug day and last
Ina The romaind,r ~ 'he week ta
1ioNefnof Charles hroagA Of Arkansas
6pvefnor llrougb ast made aevcra'
y.-its - oklahoma has apoken BE-.
tot audiences ia dJfercn, parts Of
iAe stats, 3 well auosn aud we'll
liked ,alAoT Ne vii have aomethlpg
~ iat.reei 50 sag 10 the teaching
iores - she 'sts oihsra ..ssctly
Ia the teaching profespion iuyated 70
hr here are Df n Y O'shea uni
v.rsity 81 NiDncso,a Dr Gshsa Ii
reeosr'ted author and platform
saeakef l'rof Harry CLARKE dean
% education 10 tbs University Of Ten
eaee nF II Wnier. editor of the
Kansas City Weekly star A " Hal.
member Ut iha lnaiaia state hoafd Of
ciueaiiop has been lnrtci, too. llc
IS accounted one % the blg cdnea-
i'oua mcn ot the e.no'rv
Many new proal MI have been
broughi about by tho war. and Il IS
lho opiuion Of n IL Wilson, state
supcfintcndeni. iha' these matters
viii be generally discussed by the
teachers that as iaoy affect the
teachers schools aai pupils will be
brough, ont IN va that sill arouse
interest such as hss not been mani.
fest N previous meetings
There Is no doub' bur that the
- a~@-- .----..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
cAPITvLATIoN OF TURKEY ANTICIPATED FOR
WEEKS CREATED PROFOUND IMPRESSION IN PARIS
VIEWED AS EVENT OF SUPREME IMPORTANCE

yoyaa.Aa Wta ve released. Toe afms
4 ihs Orlenr shsah ash soon BE- the
ms u fhe SAWS and toe Dauabc. ~Il
ls rerhasa called upon io play
great role, far ghich .ts reinforcement
ay se8 soned element viii be desirable
- - esFl' da,e When the Oar
d.aeiles are opened s6e allied neei
vi restore direct communication ~ifa
R1msuis as 8; is hardly probable 'hsi
he Gee ben 'hs Bresiaa sad The Rus
sss- fleet sold to Germany b. the 20.
sh.rl3 wll offer resistance
Ths slie slll in~n hold to- 1iedi-
tesf41eau o4rie's a Ugrania ana
greater Raenss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
AMERICAN TROOPS TAKE GROUND.

East Of the Argonn forest the American troops hate advanced
north Of Grand Pre- and have established themselves ii the southern
Of Ioges wood Along this heavy artillery duel
being fought
In Germany the u affairs the part
but enough has been reported from neutral countries indicate
crisis h history Of the empire The abdeation oF Emperor
William said 10 be Imminent If II has already taAn place
From Paris report that the 81 the allies vii be
made known today The shifting ~ tie sitting ~ The u,sraied
council from Paris Versailles viewed Indication that
the ofa and possibly the final phase the momnnnpus meeting
o entente Representatives which Inns been or days
has been rfnchcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
TiiNII MOI,i GUTHRIE
uOys HO<ORE.D

Three myfs fyrfInate Guthrie founs
nieu have been honafv9 by ,Ae gos
ernment. aud have heeu notified 70
hold themselves in readiness TO pro
coed 10 the central offiosrs training
school AZ Camp Macarthur Waco.
Texas, where they Will be eommis-
sionad as offieers alter receiving thc
necessary training aid Ia lruetors
Ihes. selected young men are al
from Guthrie aud are well-known
here Tho list Is Caarlos Doye, Geo
l. aitzhaaps aud Gerhard = Maehr.
They will leave FOR ito training school
shout November 8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01

home comforts. end they have
without murmur sent forth TO
do and 20 die their choicest blood
sacrifices, None but the Great
God Of Battles vii ever know tho
real anguish, the great sacrifices
these noble women haye been
called upon 10 make.
Ard this world war 10 certain
TO work great and lasting results
IN all the neliaerest lands touch
Ing the political status pf their
women. Many o. the rseonstrue,ed
governments will rof ony show
Strong Democratic tendencies, but
IN tne new and enlarged franchise
provisions there Will bs greater
or less recognition of the fran.
chise rights Of their women. the
devoted, 'oyal mothers and wives
who are making suci, heroic vac
rifices.
Woman suffrage 10 In the air.
u is not only going TO prevail IN
Oklahoma and IN the nation, but
IN all ths lands now being 90
tragicslly prepared for tse ssfs
ard permanent home ef tre great
world democracy. which viii re.
suit from the untold sacrifices u
the champions Of freedom and the
rights Of liberty all over the
world, fer beth mer and women.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01

encountered taf Ht;'f .naNAlHt san
opposition
Tbs a2taace Vas iR tae nature oi s.
tat Saienlus q erafiea 0ther
-.se he aeatlia alcns ihe sron' ioass
consisted uue8slis ot reelproeai af-
Nafvv tns aad bombing
Americas asiaior- THURSDAY after
ss4an dropped somo Oh rallly and
karTttcQur whore German ,foqps "tff
reported e oe concentrated q nua
b,r IS lr,s ana mlth DISTINCTION 81
mEt9t, f9 ev aeu reported
German oombers ~tre buss before
aa.Ush' sao thsy doppgd abou' lpg
hoabs 81 'he region 81 fois dc Dan
ntAoax ~eu'b o ,iiosnes sp fAt
Acase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
leutonic Alliance,
Greatest In History,
Is Smashed Now
BULLETIN

London Nov The complete isolation Germany al . resu
the deseon and surrender Of her allies upon herr
as the outstanding feature OF the latest Developments eooa
sal drama OF victory The effect of hs ISOLATION regarded
most everywhere bringing the end the very although
some quarters warning raised that army navy
stu IN existence and the hands men are formidable
aud dangerous
The general enor OF comment, however indicates belief
uenany must sooner later virtually allies
impose There considerable speculation the Germany
wi be able oppose hr carrying Of the Turkey has
accepted II Is unknown whether German garson
Dardaneles forts and other dcenses while re-
sanoe by the Gcrmanised Russian Black fleet regarded AZ
serious possibility
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
s-oor DOWN o. HUNS

LouaQn Nof Sixty -four enemy
Mehia,s wort aesi Dyed add fiilocr
e.aers driven down ua' " control ON
fhe ses' fFoni Festf day says ah of.
elsl communication issued lasi nlahi
eesbas silh aerial opeafi0ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
Nuns Loorlhc sroaes.

Amsterdam NoY ] GraY, ri0tnF
broke out ~ BadAptFl on Wednesday
acocrding i0 uewr reaching hers 20.
Gay from fhe Hungarian capital Mobs
looted the stores and attacked The
banks which have limited payments
~ .a8 crown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01

Lnua0m NOV -Nrt4ch troops last
n4FAi began aeviAer 6sE 9fsach
sEa.nst lac Germans Belg.am
IL ;ae EtgioH east oi oougira lht
BRUSH leilverd sa stfstA io4af
again II. Germans. game sI Their OBJ
.ee'iyss a31 took S.ts G,rman 81 oH =
eys. according = Fis'd NsrsAsi Hs. $
Communication.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
sasr,s- on OFFENSIVE

lender sov t-TNe Brush
t-oers resumed the offensive sovin OF
kstrncienncs tnss morning Ftein
Marshal RAG m nis report ioosy ssys
COOS progress IS heine made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01

time for the few over eonBerva-
tive politicians 10 inserpose their
crabtd preJudi>es against the plans
ard purposes Of ~. thinking, pro
gressiye people. And the oppon-
ents Of both prohibition and WON
sn suffrage must be elassed as OBJ
structicrists. Their arguments are
nothing bot the husks and hulls of
antiqustcd ard selfish pre- ludioes.
These objectcrs have aeser been
known leaders Of anything design
ed 10 add strength TO our republic
pr advance our civilization Every
constructive force in this nation
today stands for granting suffrage
70 the women Of America
" there we're no other forceful
elements IN the proposition ~
granting suffrage 70 the women o.
okishorss, the fact that they have
40 willingly ard capsbly horne
their great part Of ihe heavy bur.
dens IN the present world crisis
would force > quick conclusion In
her favor. u Is already history
that IN sil the sacrificing efforts
of the loyal citizenship army be.
mind our soldiers our womsn Of
Oklahoma have oeen the heavy
burden bearers. They have given
unstintingiy Of their time, their
rears, their social pleasures, their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01

AFan arnfs h9hlun lfallan NDll great mttaFY
disaster lor the rush ~ the troops sua Is General as haa
not been hal'oa by Ansa ppeal Proposals MIA IL w pl@np0
fenfres from Vienna have referred the allied
council BY the italian ohnander hn h work vt wag tho
stigma oi the defeat o tNpertio has heen stopped Fifteen
Austrian divisions reported trapped the
between The Brcna aud avr which tho austrian forces
between the aud Bcuno dire peril " heug aunaied
Over fifty thousand proners have Hpiarrd hy flt ae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
NE~ REVOLUTION

Co7enrager NO. - successful
revolution has taxed place - saos
pest ARD re Hungarian nstional eovr-
c nSx taken over tne 9o.errrne
according &c : message sert ~ covn
" schssf -sroiy 70 ire Berlin Tsae
{ att
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
rocu WILL DICTATE THE TERMS OF ARMIsTICE
= EMPEROR BILL HAS QUIT BERLIN AND
J HIKED TO THE PROTECTION OF HIS ARMY

,ez 81 ver54n sos Greatly M
~eSses srslHefy flre ~ she Amer
srr hr@vs aec s'9h: esiisfass hesa
snis rsrrine si slsns tne front o.
~. Arericsr FIRST army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
TURKEY DOWN AND OUT.

AfhtN has apparently np eser1 thing. agreed the
oeunp o The Delane aud The Bosphorua herself
upon the nv q the allies arraycl against her n this phase Of
me war the United states not l aese participant Tits eoun
las not been at with the Ottoman Entry lark
Hea by British French and Italian Watsps y hr Al
any time with The final aet ~ the drama b that rgpu VI the
world bnt shoif distance away Rnuania
ietsenio' Southern RUSSIA probuAv ~ hu britt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01

Ls-cou, sss '--5-iitsn .roops u
vutner entrr-rtsss rear le GSetn9s
Thursday csr;are1 ng-ber q
r-zso~.rs. rielo Nars-si -7sis repe~ts
.cdss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01

.csra Soy. TINE affTtss'es ieffT
- sssv.s.te1 "a Gcr-sry ~sil =
enssre1 strictly = @rtlsisfr resAFe
-c~ts. except tnss /. ~flf be oreo9n'
ous clearly trss tAes are cono'tsorec
s-,s-ssiy vpSn srtsscsus "ilsSn
principles. ~.sr so-rt cetini'eress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
AMERICANS S-RAiGNrEN LIN
NEAR NERplN

wash b. American tgeces >erie
W q VeTlag Nc tisaera
Is-shins forces ao3ay cccasaea bei
n t.oyess, iaTm ana as southern eass !
u D. Eux aes logf The Anerieaa
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WITH TURKEY, BULGARIA AND AUSTRIA OUT
OF IT, KAISER HAS A HARD ROW TO HOE THESE
TROURLOUS DAYS IN FRANCE MORALE IS RuErEp

Tho Kren IFn'one Hance Which Tor Nak grritd
on Tho greatest "a history and often seynsd
achieved success i 'unbue 70 py Bulgaria Turkey
surrendered Austria with anatlN rgung throughout hr king
dvm begging for peaeo aud Germany anN9sS awaiting the
terms ot The allied nuions before giving ny tbs struggle
In Germany the affairs i tbs paft kupeh
fronts than repuftN tremendous
> Ia fhnnfrrA 4 flntlnl hntil
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FATHERIANp SETTING BED OF ANARCHY

~ nome Austria seems 70 " soothing Autbt 81
Railroads o Tho most vital importance have been ef faing II
serious nature has occurred in mauy of e urger cities and The
imperial authorities n Nnme, Prague and possibly other elites
have given mp control the Sayh ana ecu Gtoua committees
Germany - be vrta ~ fron Austria ~ tbs
Of tho i<eeha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
BRITISH TEAR HUN LINES

East oi Journal in Flanders British and French forces haze
sunder the German lines aud have dtaneed wide front
toward the Sehcd This movement theatens putfiAna the
German troops holding the canal from Leoe Ieebiue
to the northwesward Of Ghen II the advance continues the
Germans BE- compelled to ahandoo fhy positions uVr o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-01
-isE MINERS WAGES.

Wellington Acv An average
age Increase o; si day wa granted
Anthracite eOzl miners 10 F1ei Admin
lstrator Garfield to-day effective 40
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