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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-09-06

The total aggregate of premium
money listed in the catalogue for the
1918 kentucky State Fair to be held
in Louisville the week of September
GA, is $4,000 1t has been decid-
ed by the Kentucky State Fair man
agement to pay all prize moneys OF
SIS and less in Thrift Stamps and War
Savings Stamps, and those receiving
premiums in amounts over IS will re-
ceive $3.50 of the sums in War Saw
ings Stamps and Thrift Stamps. BY
reason of this plan 1t is estimated that
approximately $4,000 of the premium
awards for the Kentucky State Fair
OF 1918 Will be paid in War Savings
and Thrift Stamps, and the war budget
Of the Government be increased 40
cordingly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-09-06

of the world; Earl Cooper, OF the fa'
nous Stutz team; Andy Burke. George
Clarke, wild Bill" Bndicott, Louis
Disbrow, Fred Horey, present worlds
track champion; Sig Haugdahl, Ray
Lamkin, Percy Ford, Jules Ellingboe'
Leon Duray, Art Klein, Dave Koetzla,
Tom Milton, AL. Streigle, Glen Breed,
Cliff loft, Eddie Hearne, Louis lie
Coco, and a score Of others
Automobile racing, under the guild
ance OF the International Motor Con-
test Association, has become just as
important part OF every big agricul
tural fair and exhibition for the deyel.
opment of high-speed motors as horse
racing has been in the past to encour
age the breeding of high-standard
horses, and the exhibition OF motors
for farm and agricultural work at the
various state and county fairs is now
undergoing the same development
which the standardized working
horses underwent 20 years ago 10 de-
yelop the working means for agricuL
ture.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-09-06
nopolize all the time. remember 1t is
the children's company.
Go Home, BOYS.


Boys. don't hang around the corner
OF the streets. II you have anything
to do. do ID promptly right off then go
home, Home is the place for boys.
About the street corners and at the
stables they learn to talk slang and
they learn TO swear to smoke tobac-
co and TO do many other things which
they ought not to do.
Do your business and then go
home II your business is play. play
and make "A business OF II. We like TO
see boys play good. earnest, healthy
games. II we We're the town council
We would give the boys a good, spa
cious playground II would have plenty
OF good grass and trees and fountains
and broad spaces to run and jump and
play suitable games in. We would
make il pleasant as lovely as II could
he, and we would give II TO the boys
To play in and when tile game was
ended we would tell them to 20 home.
When the tolls and cares of the day
are over, and the children are at
home from school, the most delightful
hour 10 the family circle. The outside
world Is dismissed. and father and
mother and children are together in
sweet communion and mistaken trust
There Is no vacant chair. There Is
not Il face missing. Death has never
visited the home. The hour OF fetir-
Ing comes and blessed with fathers
Instructions and mothers prayers the
little group retire for the night May
40 not be that angels hover over such
a home during the silent watches. All
homes VyhprA the family circle. ii nm =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-09-06

Fat IS tueI Tor lighters. Bacon II
badly needed In the allied armies and
navies The allied needs in pork prod
ucts are 16o000.0O0 pounds monthly.
three times as much ms before the war.
Anotherwaste elmlnator on the North
Dakota is the potato peeIer. shown In
the lower photo. Nothing is lost ex-
cept the actual potato skin.
There Is sufficient quantity OF po-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-09-06
StAcmodae0w M6mufaMe

.CKIES in the Ameri-
can navy are classed
as the best fed body
Of men In the world.
In the ships galleys
every effort Is made to
eliminate waste.
In the upper photo
one Of the cooks OF the
North Dakota is oper-
ating a meat slicer that
cuts bacon with the
lenst possible wastage.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-09-06

Who has not for a moment felt
while climbing the steep path OF life
that his burden was heavier than he
could bear? But we must ever look
uward and never falter, II we win re-
new our hope and continue in our
route, the ambition will at last be
CT owned with success II has often
been said that every day has its pain
and sorrows." This is true, but we
must say that every day has likewise
it's pleasures and joys We are only
drinking out OF that mixed cup which
PIovidence has prepared for all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
FOOD WILL WIN THE
WAR; WILL YOU HELP?
Local War Kitchen Needs Assist
ancc This Is Your War and
You Must Aid In
Winning II

no you want Ia inicingcnsiy cen
serve the food supply Ne can nni
afford Ia lot one Jar of vegetables
spoil on account OF improper meth
DDS al canning There Is ono German
woman engaged against you Ms
Housewife in ihia war OF food con
seryation Are YOU going 70 let her
win on account of your inefflclcncys
wha, will you give TO equip Guthries
war kitchen9 We need dish pans
c two quart double boilers. granite
bowls. 10 measuring cups. ~ tea.
spoons 8 tablespoons. ~ pariug
knives. ~ table knives. l2 liable forks
6 plates, 6 pie plates. o spalulas. 6
bread pans. muffin pans. ] salt Jar
! small Jar. 10 yaris OF cheese cloth
What will you giye7 This Is your
war and your kitchen. Mrs Housewife
The room is oulniied with sinks.
Slopes. water and gas and & e. up 20
the women Of Guthrie 10 supply hcr
patronage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
STERN RESISTANCE ~
FRENCH AT kOYON.

The advance against tho line froa,
Nuyon 10 the eastern suburbs Of
MonidldIes. coming quickly after Tia
force OF the offensive on the Aisna
had been spent has encountered
stern resistance and Il l. only over a
comparatively short section OF the
line that the enemy has made ap-
probable gains. The decpes; pone
traiion reported so far Is appoxi-
mateiy "a miles.
4, has been believed since the drive
toward Amiens stopped tha, General
Fcch had the greater bulk ~ his r.
serves in or near the area that is nov
being attacked Not only are thesa
troops within striking distance of tho
front. but there are natural Obstacle.
which also initiate against the entire
success Of the German assault
The high hills which now are the
scene of heavy fighting arc hat on
posts Of the positions wich are pr.
pared along tho Disc river. which
hisecis the field upon which the bai-
tie will he fought Il the first lines Of
defense are overwhelmed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
WOMEN TO ORG t\l/E
". :. =. LIMIT CLUBS

War Saving stamp Limit Clubs are
70 he organized by the women thru
cat oklahoma ihe plan provides for
cilisiAng a. many women as possible
IN the movement 10 obtain s cea 10
subscriptions. paYablc during 1918.
hich Is the maximum allowed hy
>. ". and also inscriptions of $500
A " 5 y banner. given by Secro
tsry q the Treasury McAdoo. viii
be awarded the county having the
greatest number Of 81 .eeD Limit Club
a. ombers among women This number
viii BE- based on tho com luraiive quo
ias 81 each county. A second prize
VI n be- awarded on the same basis for
the county which has the greatest
q women subscribers IN the
90 club This prize will be- a ban
ner also and will bear the name ~
the secretary Of the treasury
Twelve Thousand women in Okiaho.
no have re1ondcd 10 President
v lsoa's ca.i and are lending their
asa in making juno ~. National War
Savings Day. a success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
RICH MEN Of Germany RISK THEIR
COIN ON FORTUNE, ,9F WORLD WAR
Guthrie Girls,
Here's Chance 10
Be War Bride

Atlanta. ca. June - Girls
here's chance 10 heeumn a r~ai
honret e. Fo,~lnnA var bride. and
wall a. 10 one. too
" any uf Yna wAAt sn ~rd
4 = marine wha a 4 blonde. .
NraFa ~ sGp and who owHA an
estate yalaed ~ o. fsla. zsep tf
wari piaaae'
Mayor Chandler IA ia rrvestil n
letter from Private Il y Rtix~
way. stationed AZ the u 4 marinp
camp AZ Parts island, II Gin which
he bnesashes thu mayor % tind
him wifr
Im going n France Aeon
wrote hldKvway and have nn
ono 90 whom 20 leave my aaiAts
or my tlaeon sptsh 81 insurance
All my people arr dead n yea
can hele mo 10 find q good asfl
to leave my faoperty and laaas
ancs 20. please write me
Hurry AZ. gIfla'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
Brawn Power as Well as Brain Power,
Developed at Travis Men Break Records

Camp Travis. June To- While II o.
tine thar modern fighting calls for
rere brain power on the part of the
i-disidaai soldier than Fighting over
aemanded bcfo.,. yet Il - also true
that brawn power is move indispen-
sa bic also. In fact the American sol
Ger has 20 be ready wrh his legs
and arms a. weil a. with hls head
Emphasis is given % the necessity Tor
ll.ysicsl Trowssl b. = series of tests
hich have bern carried out With the
f.rsonnoi of Camp Travis The sdca
har been. m; 70 discover afai~te.. but
- grsde the men according 10 their
tillfy 90 use their bodies
Tha tests hare been divided into
fite cissses Muscular dereiovrnenf.
q Dility. 5ampinx. fca.inE ana climbing
Lsrh of these classes contains = nun
ser ~ events snd fn each event
he soldier eDdsavorr 20 eansi o. bet
tsr tn msrk set Cor The class A
Tan. dropping 10 class 81 Or class
G according ~ the .r0portion ~
. bich he fslls short u the nssrk. For
inrtsnoe . -ciass A mzn must chin
ihe horizontal har fifteen times. 81
class B. ran sen times and q class
& man five firles
Requirements fo- class A. srel
: iven a. foiloss Chfn - = times
f,s - tines: vsifine shot. ~ POUNDS.
- feet: Mt weight over hesd. ether
land. - pounds. raising weight col
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
WAR KITCHEN OPENS FOR
BUSINESS At LIBRARY
Demonstrations To Be Given
-Four Days Each Week,
Many Enroll For Active
Work

The war kil,hen "a here No longe'
= ihlng - the mind bal living reall
" IN the hssoment of tho Llhrary
building
i'e doors were oponci for tho fIr~t
i'mo this morning and rooily nnm
hcr onrlled for work
Demonstrations viii b. given every
Tuesday "Wednesday. Thursday ana
Friday mornings frcsa io II o'cloct
The work this week will hn confined
io drylns ana -aanning "f frnita ami
sege'ahlcs and tho storing and cook i.
ing of tho dried product.
Everyone ls urged 20 hrlug some
article and prepare lt Remember tha
finished product = yours and YOU take
Il home II YOU DO not care to work
come and ,isii Visitors arc always
welcome ilrng paper and pencil that
you may note Items 81 interest
Tho time . 20 m
Tho place War Kitchen. library
building.
The reason Conservation Of food
that our boys over there and their
allied brothers a. we'll a. the needy
az home may bo fod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
GERMANY musr nufLp
Att ANEW AffGH war

chflsllAaia, VA London JuBr l0e
There haye eoms lato my pasap aloa
esssaass taom he saafia~nl'sl sinea.
FNphIs report ~ . auefst Vnfsfencp
~ iha ti~rman commercial srvall~~ %.
,intlcw whlch hase ia*i heen amux
g'sd - neutral caaatff tha son
ictanrv. ~hlrh ~as held oct a. 1917.
a dmeus sed fpnAiY Cesmanya eeaopsn
d dshseio
The sosiesya president. ln hla
orcuins address made The startling
statement thar turing 'hs summer -
iai4. stirr America had catered the
var uermanY srht euariers % the
United statss France and south An
efiea such eoarlers rendering serv
lcua 90 Germany hy fulflllnE their
confidential pisalon
~ nsrnard pernhnfm ~ u~fmsn
American propaganda ae'oelstr. re-
waving a. the eoufrfrncr elefmsnY's
economls nlishl aid
The souoomir ~ar has a'vrlaily IN
lnrra uermany ~ swing ~ her rns-
n.'rs ne opportunity ~ fishl ua siong
broad lines We eefe pouerieas
against the combined ~artar. ~ fh-
rrrat l-awrrs Ouf greatest auf th~
best part - oar tonnax~ ~ into The
snsmys hands car fnoi sud cloth
ltw ara rodaeed n 'hs extreme limit
pur reserves ~ trana peaanir 3oosia
afe almost exhausted Oaf banta
tifoad ani ouf ,ammrff.si enferpria
~. have been llquiaaitd oar iereiEn
il ruds hass hefeotted us and our
,mserslai saya over neuirai roaa
ff.ss are clasod rhe entire tr.sfs
Ita ~ oaf sEsntlss and insufanes
emnanls.s j. battered dewn
Must nuHd Al osss
Ia short and aiihoaf ssassefaiion.
German e,mriefee and naslsaiion ~i4
fsga q" b. built III over sfsio after
ihs ear cor nsias are aneuliitafsd.
gsr mines are sthsssiea oar re-
stfte dei.a lofies are empfg
rhe rnted states So dfaesei in
~ fhs sar ~ o1f s1i.uisrine ssrfsfe
80 America ant lnfan are or not
earnest enemies ia enmmefre ans
tihrr neifs The fsnasa dsae -
f.efnanr = ooinssai
pr pernssrr fpeks - lhe miiitary
nilfion. esylnE
.Gsrnsny has afsrorimsieiy 90"
go -oiaiers bsnfr~ss - = boafs.
isfens - mreat zespeiins ana thous-
aaas - ai0iancs. ~ Gefman eon
q ere = shaliF ra|aei ana fiermsuf's
sh.ps ars tsksn s~sg sod ber CON
sreiai feissions hrot-n Ana rerman
representatives are latsraea Or es-
rslled
. ssssss srysr's Offer.
nr Derni,arE told The assembly that
frnssfnu~s "a ps~~ THnhff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
ALLIES HAVE FOOD ~
PLENTY. SAYS HOOVER

The allies are 30 we'll provided with
food that should German submarines
succeed IN blockading American ports.
the situation would not become criti-
cal until the end OF the summer
This staf,m ment was made by Food
Administrator Hoover. when askej II
The presence Of German submcfsibles
would interfere with the shipments Of
eocd abroad
Shipments VIII 60 on a. usual" he
declared a month or two ago sub
marines night have caused some irou-
he. but nox We are on Easy street q"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10

t'lfst pavmont ~ pledges made Ia
Red 1Fosa war fund srsond catiss.slnu
will he due july isl rhcfe has bpen
aamu Misunderstanding a. to whern
tu w. 10 pay three piwiEea Tho Firnt
National bank haa tho pledge carha
slguei BY eltlsona II Guthrie cry.
Iron Mound i.Awrio springer.
springvalo and Guthrie to~nshlpr
Cali and see NJ Holman nasldonFs
of Antelope township ean Also pay a.
Tho First National hank II " IA more
convenient than "a 80 20 Coyte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10

chost With readiness. 100 poands. pat
80 Tound weight on sia foot bank
run - yards. IN s"rvice uniform. with
cut ,oat and Equipment. seconds
iun i0O yards. ann condition. g
- c0nd run 2ro ards. - seconds. run
hsif fnile. minutes. standing bfosd
iumn 2 feet. rualing broad jump. : 2
feet. running hlsh Jump. feet. vauii
fence. - fcc' scale with readiness
three times To- qulck succession .
Aali feet high. scale twice. same
Conditions. > wai. fec, hirh. climb
2c foot ropc ln % seconds.
The iesth deao; briEada. Camp
Travis. 4 ho-f fo forty-five -consci-
ertioss oblcciors~ whose oonseienoes
object 10 any form 81 labor ~haieyer
they won't pat N III uniform. they
~on't dnii. thsF wont ase q broom
or a shovel o. drive a wagon But
tiIsy eaf Indeed tfsey are Eaid % b.
among the hes1fiest eaters In camp
Although fhey have been assured Of
non-combatani races IN the army -
democracy. fhey decline 10 show any
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
AM|EMs OR PARIS IS
NEW GERMAN OBJECTIVE
FRENCH IlOl ID HIGH 6ROl Nd
AND It\SE FORESTS ~
PATHWAY TO PARIS:
BRITISH AND ANIRlt Ans
RltN.k ROAD TO tNlt.\>.
CROWN PRINCE OFT Of III


WITH the French Army. june to-
With enemy dead plicd four deep
nassed German formations broke to-
day and slowly gave Ground Before a
wtherine int'laoing fire Of French,
American and British machine suns
OF the advancing enemy disappeared
at time as the T5s spoke and the
machine guns played on the dense
mass OF advancing troops like fire
mans hose on a burning bu,ldir1.
The slaughter was appalling
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
LOCAL LIBRARY AND THE
WORLD WAR WORK
Books Now On Hand Al Carnegie
Library Arc Being Read With
Avidity. Works On Food
and Agriculture Popular

4 question hsa been ask.d ~ ta's.
What a. ~. library doing - he'p
sin the ssrf Nfs Bertha acnfiia
~ho has gisen thlfisen years n
fai'hfal and sfneiont service 81 the
Carnsrie iihrafy and D. now enrarea
IN Eoferumenf soft In otishon.s
rify. has o,mpiled a ilst ~ bs~pts
pamphlets ard other publications
that A.. available AZ ali times for m.
use ~ me public.
Tho Officisi naileiin. psiblishsa
daily In wAshinFion and containing
al official Information ~ TIE army
end navy departments. var lerisla
ton. casually lets. ess. l. On nls a.
~eii ~ aH pamphlets. iesfleis snd
baiisiins - IN Comalftire q. ruhlir
fnfofmation. Rcd Cross ana War
Worf haiie,ins. = i.earue ~ NsiAons
pamphlets and the Z = Civil serics
buiiefins
Posters. prominastiy and attrac.
lively displayed help 20 further ths
cause of fhe Liberty Loans. Wa
servioe z s Food Adrninisirafion
and National War Gardens
The library contains an important
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
THOUSANDS Of PEOPLE
VIEW SOLAR ECLIPSE
Heavy Clouds 0bscurcd Sun AT
Time Of To,aliiy. But View
Was Wonderful and
weInspiring

Thousands of people who congrs-
eaiod At different vantage folnfs 10
me cify Saturday io Observe the won-
derfsl natural fhcBomeua ~ total
lar ecliisse we're partially rtsap-
p, nted for a. the moment che total
hY xas due. heavy oiosds. following
q downp0ur 81 rain. obscured fhe sun.
rhufiuK out the beauties ~ that op-
erafion. lnky darkness immediately
followed Cor 80 seconds Shortly after
that .criod tn obonds Parted giving
al a splendid chance % noie the
rfaausl FoinF or % the e<sirse. xhich
So in Itself ave. Inspiring and Won
sfrfsi The breath - the shado~-
psih ~ tits ao.1t sas % miles A.
Jarkne.s fen ~ the toiaH.y - the
ccilpse NUMEROUS stars Nere veibie
Then cane = burs; ~ dzzzlinr san
ivbi hat pos-~1 oi-eu the midnighf
fartners like = brilliant flash -
lthtning
v1ne tie csyudy weather prevent
- . fall ol.s~-vsnce - the phenorn-
ga here = rss seE worth the effort
f,sse 70 see Il b. several hundred
people Who came here from Oklahoma
CITY. Tulsa and surroundi7E towns.
The ecIirse. rarfizi ard con7fefs.
lsster fifty -nl1s minutes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
WILSON Dt.tIf.S ENEMIES
UNDER NEW IOE NdI

Firms having connections such a.
the al,ny. are required 10 ref-au them
20 Tho alien grvpcrty custodian
Extension OF the definition ~ enc
mites under the enemy trading agf n
cefiuod hy President Wilson ia his
PROCLAMATION
Enemy women. enony government
SCENTS. prisoners. or iniefnea. prop
aeandislH resident outside The United
States. and anyone who sinoc 1914 has
r.flded in enemy territory sod now
lives outside the tnliod States. ara
iaeludod fof purposes of .<emy trad
ing act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
WHICH MOTHER. N NOtR
JUDGMENT, GAVE MOST,

A mother In California has scnt
s,Nen sons 20 France Another Ia
Texas saw six Of her boys march
away. and some of them are "over
there other mothers had given five
or four or two Sous. Ell they had " al
they could spare or an that were old
CROUCH And efili other mo;hcrs have
gNen their only son Who shall ssy
tia. the mother of the only son has
gisen less than tho mother of four
cr scvcnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
HUNS GROW FEEBLER IN ATTACKS
As ALLIES HURL IN NEW DIVISIONS
Newspapers
Restricted By
Court Decision

Washington. June Io Federal
court DEGREES prohibiting news
papers from Publishing articles
held 10 embarrass the admlnlslra.
tion Of Justice although not acts
committed within the presence OF
the eonrt. were sustained today by
the supreme court IN unholdlng
Judgment against the Tole 10
Newspaper company. publishers.
aud n u Cochran. editor n yhief
os the Toledo. Ohio. News Bee Tor
contempt Of eoart.
Judge RrAndies dissenfed Judg
es DAy and Clark both from OHIO
took no part In the decision
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
lO<f tnt\ItN. RilUltI ut
SltliNt\t~ = n u "
IhlAt ALARM OWN IN
htt~ IN FOREIGN
TRADE vi ~ itiiu All.
W." 4.ai


Amsterdam. tane 80 Msrs - %.
~tslihy men and wamsn af Germany
sad Avstsls t'unaarY hsxs plsfuss
ueir srtifs aosasssioWs 70 tne les
refsai esrsnan gavefarseat 10 s.s
ehanae faf oonesssla~s 10 sv~=s ~ the
sesesaa - osft9aey 10 the present
~sr The srseun, 80 gsi.asss 10 said
20 os ~ ssesss ~ ssvsn hilllen DOT
lars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
FRENCH TAKE PRISONERS
AND HOLD RIGHT WING.

Paris. June i0-on the French right
wing along the front - tho new AZ
tack bitter fighting continues Tue
French took more than 500 pri~oners
In various engagements Prisoners
report unanimously that the losses of
the Germans thus far in tho battle
which began yesterday morning have
been extremely heavy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
EtI MOI,I POTATOES
AND SAVE WHEAT

Food administration officials hsy"
made another plea fof the public 90
sat Irish ioiaiosg
Reduction in ibe price ~ GO cents
t"r peck was announced tOdly This
e a reduction II @ cents per peek
hupplioa Of Hoiatoes In Guthrie u .,len
tfui. especially Il the new crop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10

These four man aef" the first euf
,lNors of the altaes of the German
hoals nn the Nep Jersey coast "a
reach shore ~ safety ThrY were
ieemhefa of thu Grew Of the Edward
= cole, the tour master Boston
Hchronor shAoh was blown 40 June
hy ih- u boat They were atflft
in llfehoats for several hours lili hey
~"re picked az hy another vessel and
taken 60 New NorA cts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10

signs II industry A. result Of their
refusal 10 obey orders these men are
ffcinK court martial prooesdlnrs
There are one hundred and twenty
other men nos N the depot brigade
who do n0i believe IN shifting the
iitn. but fisy have se~n their way
Gear 20 work for their kesp while
they are Ia rnrio Esms fay. ard are
faah hlnT themselves useful In sarie-
- ~ ways ~ tho war eardrr u ~
deioi brigade. ~ ~aeoncfs. e. COOKS.
sfabei guard snd thc llkc
Confusion md niissendlng of mail a.
army posiOfficse due 10 partial and
.rc0rfcci addresses has rrs,hed such
D solni that ihe iifsf sssirisnf posf -
nssfer general a. wAshinrton has
lad 20 issue ths foilo~ing sder
'Poatmasters srs hereby distracted
n withisad from diaI~ieh IN ths maiis
81 ordinary. injured ~ & . y aaF-
ocis Nhich are = dressed - membefs
fhs regular army. naflorai army
o. The National guard. bur xhlch Are
not Specifically addressed q, CON any
srd reEinsnt or ofher military anit-
Great care shnuis BE- taken that the
~ mber - The regiment ant the ist-
tsf - TIE oom1any are sisen and
80 written iexibiy such care may
determine yhesbcr your solder cor
7es5ondenf gets ne letter o. pack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
"soY BANKER" cAsr TO
nu. nrAnp Junr q

The eases against Aisa smlih. the
BOY ilanker ~ Oklahoma Ciiy
charged wih embeffirment. wore
rri hack on ihe federal court docket
today until Juno 1g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10
BRITISH IMPROVE POSITIONS
sourn OF TIE sowHE

With the British Army in France
June ia conisdfTa5e local inf-
provement Of fbe British line Just %
the sogih of the Scmme was effccfe 3
last night thrugh = slight advance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-10

New War Picture.
The new ihrlu in war pictures ls
e. He'd "Pcrshlns's Crusaders. or FOL
lowing tho Flag 10 France"