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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19

as possible in every parish of this do
cese meeting be called, the purpose
of which will be to ratify in some sol
ernn way the Declaration of Americas
principles as uttered by our President,
and to have this act of ratification
recorded in some fitting manner, to be
sent to me and by me to be forwarded
to our representatives in Washington
to be presented to His Exeellency the
President of the United States.
Pastors will please read this letter
at the High Mass next Sunday.
Very sincerely yours in Christ,
4 JOSEPH F. BUSCH,
Bishop of st. Cloud.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19
Pontiff is Given Donation

+ AT a private audience accorded to
him on January Monsignor O'Hern,
rector of the American College in
Rome, presented to Pope Benedict the
large Christmas offering which recent.
ly arrived from the United States. His
Holiness expressed his gratitude at
the loyalty, devotion and generosity
of American Catholics.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19

promoting of thrift through the church
and the purchase of war saving
stamps.
For the help it gives to our coun.
try's cause, for the good it will dc
those who take such steps, may this
movement carry it's patriotic AMI prac.
teal mission to every nook and cor
ner of the nation.
Most faithfully yours,
(Signed) 81. GARD. GIBBONS
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19
Body Of Abbot is Buried
in Rome

Last week the body of Abbot San
TIM, General of the Canons Regular
of the Lateran, who died in Rome
some years ago, was brought from the
cemetery to the church of St. Joseph
in via Nomentana, Which he built, and
was laid to rest there in a monument
tai tomb. Burial within the walls OF
Rome is prohibited, but exceptions are
made occasionally now by special priv
ilege.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19
MINNEAPOLIS.

Pro-CathedraI: The Young Ladies'
Sodality have organized Red Cross
class for working women and girls.
This class will meet every Tuesday
evening in the school hall, and is in
charge of Mrs. Laura Horning Bar
rett The work is attracting many
workers: thirty members were pres
ent at the first meeting one month
ago, while last Tuesday evening there
were 116. The class is doing gauze
work now. All working girls and
women are invited to attend.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. Q. H.: Division
No. 10 of the4Ladies' Auxiliary A. o.
h, elected officers for the current
year. All the officers of last year
were reelected with the exception oil
Mrs. ]. M. Fox who declined to ac.
cept denomination as treasurer. Her
report of the finances of the division
from the time of its organization last
February until December 81, showed
total receipts amounting to $1S706;
expenditures, $137.69. The chief item
lin the expenditures was 500 for {
window in the new Church Of the In
carnation. The County President
Mrs. Bryant, attended the meeting ant
congratulated the division very warm
" on the record of their first years
work. she received d rising vote d
thanks for her untiring zeal in tht
interests Of the youngest division il
Minneapolis. The officers for the com
ing year are. Reverend u M. Cleary
chaplain; Mrs Harriet McShanc
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.

Robbinsdale: The Red Cross unit
of the Sacred Heart Church was or
ganized at the parish residence on
Tuesday of this week and viii begin
work next Tuesday, January ~, at
the home of Mrs. }. Trump. More
than fifty women attended the initial
meeting and elected the following
board of officers: Mrs. G. Benning-
hoff, chairman, Mrs j.. M. Gatzke,
vice chairman; Mrs. W. @. Sandry,
secretarys Mrs j 4 IT. Donald, treas
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19

Cathedral: The subject of the ser
mon next Sunday night will be on
Keeping The Sunday Holy.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19

president; Margaret Manning, vice
president; Margaret Lacy, recording
secretary; Mary Mathison, treasurer;
Elizabeth Byrnes, financial secretary;
Mary c. Burns, mistress-at-arms; Ger
trude Smith, sentinel; Blanche Far
mer, insurance secretary; Minnie
Brophy, chairman of standing COM
mittee;. Nellie Japs, Mary Fox and
Mary Burns compose the auditing
committee; DR.. j. NJ. Fox and DR..
Oberg, examining physicians, Gertrude
Smith, head of sick committee.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19

League of Catholic Women: Miss
Sydney E. Book, supervisor of activi
ties of women and children under the
Recreation Commission of Detroit
gave an interesting talk on Commun
ity Recreation, at tile meeting of the
Minneapolis Federation of Settle
ments held on Monday evening, Janu
airy IA, at eight o'clock at the Mar
garet Barry Settlement House.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-01-19

Murdo: When the Right Reverend
Bishop visited the parish last week
he was much pleased with the new
rectory. He complimented the pas
tor, Father Vigneron, on having the
best residence in town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21

er Burr pfice.
With The American Armies IN
Trance. Nov ls--fDslayedi--So iehs
tran 10 SEQ American combat troops
Participated IN the last offensive Of
cur armies in france In THE Last
grtss battle. which began on Segiem
5er s and gg>v IN Intensity a. ihs
days passed. assuring tremendous
fierce on November 3. 81 Americas d.
visions we're ENGAGED They swept
everything before them Indeed 81
wss an Irresistible force thai Gen
eral Perslng hurled a. the enewY
And may say that the names o.
these divisions. wh.ch come from
practically every STATE IN the Unlon.
are household wordf ia hundreds OF
Thousands Of our honsy
AsBY kssdenis which occurred In
ss...z great drive All - recorded 10
oHf history Toe. there were not =
ses occurrences sb'ca are unique in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
u. S. Men Made Final, Fierce Smash

glnia. Missouri Iowa and ihe District
~ Columbia vas racing with he fifsi
division of The Regular army to see
which eoula 81 20 sedan 'ifst
General Macarthur sas out before
tho patrols of bis command AID was
handlcr up in an army coat as pro-
lection against the eold and mud The
result was that a patrol unit which
b. came upon was n0i able % see
his rank insignia Taking no chances
ihey placed him under arrest sna
made hlu prove his larfti'y Iie was
bar 'sw moments n doing ihls The
last great battle on he front held
By ihe Americans s-san. as said.
on September -. when alne of osf d.
vision went over the Top sotle OF
those nine divisions continued 10 ham
mer fhe Huns fer three weeks. nots.
biy ibe ifiy-ssegnd. witch held on to
ihe enemys heels With he most won
deriul teaaciiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
VI tRRItD BLISS FOR
THIs COtPLE SHORT LIVED

Charxing her hnsbsnd With gross
neglecf ~ duty. and extreme cruelty
Mrs . 4 Long flied hsr petition for
absolute divorce from o Long. in ais
frlct court yesterday Plaintiff Il
leEss that she is teacher 10 The
rural schools o, Lossn county. sno
ghat she ard defendant we're married
n this city on September Is of his
year She also sSys that because sbf
refused n sign notes ~ the bank wifh
her husbaua be isfi her shortly sfssr
fhe msrrsxe. and refuses 70 i've Win
her ana ma; vher she vzs sick with
fhe infissnzs. be remained sxay. sne
offered her no sid Or ssppor, of any
Kind. compelling her mother 70 care
sor her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21

our army annals Not ghe least ~
ihese wsa fhe arfesl Of major gen
erai ia he uolted States army by
Yankee troops o. eonfss. ibo arrest
Nas All mistake ard vss aao 20
the fact hat the major general was
mol 81 ffst recognized by ihe foretg
under him which made the afresf
However, Is showed IA these forces
wefe ever ALERT that they we're iak-
ing 20 chances
Asl esa Douglas Macarthur com
msndiug 4 brigade of The F0rty sec
ond o. Rainbow division. was The Of
ficer arrested Tne Forty second
which eonss from New York. Penn
sylFsnls. Ohio. Alabama. Iowa. Ceof
gis, south carolina. Norih Carolina
Nlnpesofa. Indiana. Illinois. Tsnnes-
see, Nebraska. California. Maryland
Teras. Michigan. Wisconsin. Ksnsss,
Oklahoma, Colorado. Ne. Jersey, Viz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
RED CROSS At SEWARD
IS A WORKING UNIT
Full Set Of Officers Elected For
Ensuing Year, Much Money
Derived From Sale OF Pies
and Articles Donated

Seward. Nov gi The executive
commisic, q lhe seward branch OF
,he 4 II G met la The town hall. Nes
g al m FOR The purpose u elect
lsg officers Tor next wear
The following officers we're elected
Rev Mitchell. chairman Nrs
Clark Bowen. vice shairmAn. ceorgs
Denny. treasurer Mrs W smith
secretary Mrs Rhoaa Corion diree
tor of wnmeg's wosK Vance Lack
inhili. membership chairman. ofis
Jsffrles, financial secretary Mrs
vsaee i.ueklnbisl. publicity chairman
G. " Holden. extension chairman
Mrs George Deunv home service
chairman " smith. military relief
chairman Mrs L Corn. junior chair
man G Y McMinr. conservation
chairman
The executive committee will meei
hira Monday evening Of each month
81 N ia The town hall
The seward branch o. Ar is =
Hve one IA proof of which as the
Smith Jcffries public sale west of
Seward the ARC took in abou' tse
frcm safe * lunches and donations
G y Martin weil snowq citizen. DO
mated . box consisting Of gloves. hoae
etc from ~hich sale about 81. wsT
realized Ous Jetfrles and l. Corn
donated gouy 20 he good cause
A. Terrels sale. So 90 Was taken
IN from sale % lunch and pics A.
Z } Beland's sale the Seward branch
sold pies - was aiken tn Nearly
al This vas clear a. the pies were
donated by members OF Red Gross
We are ready for work nov. haslnr
been idle for quite a while on stcoun'
% lbe fs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
CITY WATERWQnks BONDS
SOON TO Be AUTHORIZED
citis"na Advisory COMMITTEES and
CITY Commissioner Will Hold
Important Meeting ~
Clty Hall Tonigh, 4

A mefiiax slil hs held a. fhs eifF
ball ihis sssplas a. weits ne ely
eemmiH aioHsfu sad iHe eiiltros s1stt.
afg emmHies vln b. fssseoi. ~Aea
af lhs aHssssarY papers viii be sisa
- aht ifsuserip ani Apqlieuflpa
las sppfoyai ~ lhe ~at~fepfks Is
lenAlan loHds slll be- sras - lae ais
sflst haafi ~ lhs eaplmi hsasa esm
mites al Kansas ctY No saA alien
ia lhs usiloaai aamm.lts~ a. waaa
layton y
There IA na dGuhi hHf ~hsl lhs ia.
saa ~ill be sasAaAfsed "a ~hiie tAe8e
haafds SIN sanilana Is easFelae th~sF
fanellnus 90 vfnteel ~ pahtie from
blue cay graposlliens d be wnaue
stood saAg ne ban ~lll bs lifsd from
pahils Improvement bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
WILD GEESE CONFUSED
BY ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Several Flocka of Migratory birds.
fastening Prom the rrossn
North 10 Balmy South
land, Delayed In Flight

Had hlaws,hs henn ~ tiaikFis la.
h'shi hr could have heard rhr wlla
soose Nsius soalhNsfa aaa ihsa
some Several floses ~ this mlsa
Tors hifi wefe sfrrsssB ln shslr 04Hhl
7" ~iniof quarters hv the elestfge
liehis here ana eireied ana hauAsa
osrF 'ho ellF fnr huufa hasuw lass
AZ sense ~ aifeetloa hs sA~ wlram
~ 'he lshia thruash she sasem#s
darkness lhal prevailed
ON darh cloudy niahga shw wllf
gpote il AZ rxasRststea moth. ant
IN" electric Ixhi sugef candle. and
~" hls hlfd rmulaisa tho fuoliahasaa
" ia" moth tY clfoulfosf antics osrf
and around ihs ilghf sometimes ~
inE 80 low - 20 collide ~ith lhs
wires ent poles "a, ihe fifef tlt.
In the clouds OF lhs fFsl slssm uf
dawn amt the lntnnet thai guides
the bird asserts nasil ana b a. ones
peoeecds on ufeless ~inws 20 lts wla
tcr quarters IN The NunnY aauth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
After p Years

Seven year GA Ffederiek Dfnsseau
eho disappeared W yuays ago. haa iasl
heca found and Identified Ia CanAas
a 'ho "a" ~ - years. 81 ihs tong
missins son - Nf aud Mrs rgsaenes
bfnssraa ~ slea0nsill.. y in es
'hr thlli ief' home 10 meet hla father
sf ne edge ot the village That was
N" last sann of hvart - iha utgls
fbap unili an aunt read an aeeouai in
m" uewspapsr ~ yuaue mau nha
had taken refuEr with sams Tfaealst
m"nAa near Montreal after eaeapius
from baod ~ uYpalss ia gbal
vicinity Az that be- could fenss nabsf
~ hls early lite was thai ha hsl
been called Frsd" aeH that his home
had been IN uosthrfn New Yorh tn.
story was published with the YOUNG
uAn plginfe, aud tht sunt rseosnis
- 'he portrait ana informed ,oan <
lrosssau's parents rhey completed
~ Identification hy means ~ birth
marx aud no~. under ssFsamatsnssy
NJ romantic a. auY 10 he fpand ia =
novel 'hs so0 they bad long moaraef
- dead has been restored to hen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
High School Pupils TO
Bring -Four Noted
Lecturers Here.
all Are From
the Front

fas h~fs sea alfs ~ me latAfla
Assa sshnssi havv Apeislei +. eaf IN 4
y#enas enurav ihls ~iatss R~snniwx
fha asva Vt aasA tu~ ~ aal~W4sn
aFns aaa ennteluaa ~ lh~ faet fhat
Ha searsr i aa~ hoakra tsF tAn wla
l~f A. aisdnHl tnaRei anl bssy anss
have sAssssa vsrg inssFtagins aat
ias'faesive pas " entertainments ~
ne ssasoa Il slsl gonaiai - sls
aamhsFs. fsas - lFtm acauna sin
ss sfsal VAR. saa teo aamaess a
lseal Iafeai The wsF ssie ~ ms efn
sssm ia aslaa fafnisAsa ~ las ssed
ea'e itafnes bareau ssa tae iaesi
aambegs wiil eeuslsi " psearam
fafalahsd ~ ne hish seheol ereAes
-. assisted ~ rYut W a Gfe~ae.
70 iRgsfsensslaa Aea hlaA setssus
ps~v The satire ais anmhsfa win d.
f@la A. srFY ms tata aaa "A a.
sas'gA 'has az Tws lle wgtl Yeaaaas
sna aivs sas arAaol ~ mnat hearty
snppoFg "a tAa anaerfahlnA. tnr Il IA
~ snsihY raase
Fhe sslsAs inst @Hi ap bruaxAt Aufs
na the course wll ~ ~ ghe he.s
aasiltT hat IL ea sAa ruad lndas
HsFsseni Aalet cafale ~ Aas,ralta
eiil nr~a lhv caufsp a. some tate
eaFlF 10 psssnhsf pgpbahp aaaa
he faafih 10 will hfsas "a a.
siafF ef ihv iegrihle fisAtia4 a. ~
tallireii rsu dramatic s,osr 81 sAat
tafal smpalaH 'hgfy siso . ssafy
q FnHlsads lsfy,hls satrtflte IL AIS
eAf and ihs parf AlsteallA hsa sgay4
- 70 Y W. Il ana 40 ghs ss tnag
= alive today from lha ~ aaa saas
AftTmV'wi ihal istal isnilna 10 a.
ias~ ~ taFhed wlYw saFAaxlamaat.
Fsae*a andsr lhr watss. arusg has
seFse~ ef eannen nAA maHhian saNs
ssa' svFe shaved w sA~ hils sbese
the bay ~hrfe iAl~ sspsas ~ 1T
lAmEisa aAdlaa hs M sas
sounded lhfvs giasps A. asts
one 81 ihs 49 auY,,vofg IA.
iafY Maiaf caraey -. e.ssas
af 'hs l'"sf way sad bal ssfy az.
flaeasthed ssFtles ihsrs "a s1aitloa
e 'els remarkable sspsrlpaes. h< h
= frff s9fea lecturer. tsA is sac af
a'.s,ap-a 80 "a. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
GERMANY II QUIET
FEDERAL AGENTS WATCH
Mv0EMENTS B0LsHEY|KI
Spread Of Propaganda In United
States Will Be Cut Off As
Uncle Sam Gets His
sleuths In Action

vsshiug,on. Nov -i-ssresd OF
to'sheFiki doctrines IN ne United
States has beea Eatchra eatefI.ly hy
department of lasfies akeuls wifh a
ssew 10 undersisndias prusecafloas i
the agitation goes begond legal boun9s
and develops into seaiu6a. official
declared today Thls fsr lhe gfogs
Exnds has not reaehea Nhaf official
consider dangerous PROPORTIONS. a.
thcush they look Tor Is tont inued
rre~ih a7ong foreign Fo.assat4ons q
cities In NeW Yorx ane san Fran
cisco. the bqlshevsh moveGens has
becone mere prououn = tnza =
other cities. officials said
Although the sss'4lloa q ssomoies
parity By Erap q iorn-r syn4lcsi-
ISIS and w " .esa.1s. inyesflgstioD
sk0rs. s4y government agents. e j.
sostered By a 1eE element q dlzsst-
is,se1 citizens. fsvornz abolition @
private property r.xats ss4 develop
nsn; q government By soviet con
1.fiees vi,h communal co1fro3 q ln
szfiry ans trade AEiizsors advocate
The retenuon q present indaziris
Leaders. ofnclsls ssy aa;j ths sovief
o-xsuizstiozs car become more "a
nlllsr u.ih Industrial snd eommercls.
processes rhen theY propose 70 isks
over The nznegcment
The gDvernnent has b interest il
preventing ihs spread q development
q fse IDEAS. bsf department = las-
flce oserisis enpsss = fals anies
fhsy are frznsisted lnfo sffsFzaces o
scts directly fhrezfenlag 70 be coz
i..sozs orderly t1nctioaiax q ID
Foverrmeat.
To so1e exienf fklf bolshevlsa
propszznls hzs ben 7ornoted bY
enezy ssezs szs tbs ls-11e .szsos
FOR corsin8sfion b. re department ..
jssuc. u Iis policy u iafsTnen's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
American Tro| ops
Enter Luxembourg
Guthrie, as Usual,
Carried Burden
War Work Drive

~Cuthris. a. usVsi went ever
tAs toe. because 0asnrs lives a.
ihs ten.~ tsie Frsd lsrts. pae.
i.ses ranasef ~ tNe War weFs
sgs es~caien faoss Ard NJ
LsrsE rssns Rave sassr shss
Gusnrs ~ usuai carried tire big
sNars cf shs Garden sas tire rsss
~ ire ccansy es oserseesershlns
Hs aUctA 40 us0s Mans ecua.
sry preesress have lstc de~n hard
sa tnfs drive Tass "a nstaely
trvx ir the case % coyls, tire
shsra largest town ~ shs eevnty
a ec~wittse fr0gn Guthrie 10.
~essire ~ coyls to-day IN last
effort 10 make them zee tire
leht
rAs us0si nSr'hsf of slackers
were fcsr6 IN G0taris aurlnc shs
drive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
a "CIose-Up" Vieu
of Great World War
This Hun Says
irmisticc Terms
Are Most Unjust

Amsterdam. Nsx o. prsesx
tlssee>ssAs fetuss Gsss~An A..
hassAane a. smAs~. - shs awshar
~ ,hs latest GsTmsa spe@sI ees
eis~s~eY .'s sen*af spr~sr la
shs assl'r NecNsssss - as
eiAfss
"rnw so~aisisNs ~ sAs arws.
ses ~sss lrsoifsa ~ susess ~
fwvenas ara SSH ssAa "a .sae~a
tea, sNarhy sAAes ara shs
sFsst - avsslAn ssnasasis. mh4ss
are ,hs mes asnsssass ssss~ls.
- democracy aNs fssssam fAs
overwhelming waieruy - shs
delsas'ss desire ,hs .sas ard s.ss.
ss'ly ~ish Zoe rss s~sssssle~ A
efusi sseleasslen - aas sss..ss
sisSa'leN ~euis swassesf shs
ldssi lsaass ~ rsslaas aa "a,
aepsal 20 pssY, but - e.rselss.
os,y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
WOOL AND CRAM
PRICES FtII. IN FRANCE

Paris, NOV zi~Thefe has besn =
notable lowering Of prices here re-
GENTLY The price of gfsin from Sofla
America has dropped nearly nifty per
cent Wool from south America nov
costs 30 francs PER cubic metre. Ia
stead Of $50. the former price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
{ A~H REGISTERS REPAIRED
~ EXPERT WORK uE\

nrsss and nabffls. cash reglaier
r1tfria will be a ihe lone hoisl
TUESDAY sad "Wednesday 81 next
week IheF viii repair cash reKls
iers rnewFlier8. computing sraauh
Or ang other naenine u intricate
fats han m TheT guarantee the work
They sifa buy and sell second hand
egistefs seaiss and typewrlf~fe ~
yea aavr baikv machine BE- sure
70 gee hem Tuesday ~ Wednesday
81 the ioae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
.JuqO-Sldp is
Latest Nation

PARIS. Nov zi--Ni~olsi paehstcN
prsr.sss ard minister oi foreign affairs
ef serbia. has sent . letter 80 Anton
Norosep. peessasnt cf the Jveo S'sf
rational council. In which "a rscog
sixss ~ ter nsre oi the government
Of SERBIA the JvQo SlAs nAi'ensl
.eunest fse sayk a - the legitimate
governments 81 Serbsans Crcatians
ard sloseres iisire ~ lards Formerly
sors,nated ~ Austria Hungary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
FRANCE WILL HAVE
GREAT MiI,tfi,NI tliII

Paris Noy sl fefuana lioasson
undor srrrasefY ~ slate for merchant
marine. announced ihni within iiF'
years France viii have merchant
ships with total capacity - alk mil.
lion tona which ia double ~ ore.
war tonnage. according 10 ihp Matln
u - said that he greater part ~
This fleet viii be composed of ns~
vcsscls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
BILLION A>D H\lI SAVED
BY CANCELLED CONTRACTS

wa.hsnntor. Ncv 2i--sssloas thru
var department adjustment orders
Including canceied contraefa are 60
,lr,ased at si.33s 200 900 ~ Secretary
BAKER IN letter read TO the senate
to-day BY Senator Martin o. Virgins
Chairman o. the appropriations com
r1ittee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21

Fha gDn1itioa ~ Mayor Hartman
continues salislats"sf and he i i'm
ffosing si1wls bat surety 10 Il still
confined 90 hia house. hai Is able 20
be ~. and la gaining ntrehxth Els
hopes 20 be At his offlce lhs latter
paft u this week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
CROWN PRINCE WILL
LIVE ~ ptV~U\N.t

London November -i The for
mer crown prince win take up ~
residenxa A. Wieringen island Ia the
zayden Zee. according 10 an Amsier Z
dam dispatch. 10 ihe Daiiy Telegraph
4 parsonage On ihe stand has been
rented FOR him and his suite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21

Washington. Nov 2f-~fhs present
session % congress ~ill adjourn ssas
DE ., ~. e'sioes the snsrnsan
After pssssgs ~ the house - ne
saioornmsn, resolution the senate ap.
proved u by record sots ~ ~ 70
10,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21

CopeuhAEen Ncy 4e The worA
meme aua soldiers council ~ Nasael
has issued proclamation IN which
.eia Marshal son iiln5enharg ls 'ak
IN andeg lhe special protection oi the
coanel After referring 10 Won HIN
& nbargs yleiorics. fhe proclamation
says he dld no' abandon his people
IN heir hour of trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21

IA district court lhis asafnlns iA~
fass u lbs stalls of vkiaoems aga ,asl
HensY uoFfl4oa d bs.n4 tried 70 9
isfY
Aofflaan is eoinsd man saa la
charged With bafsisFY 10 hfesklnx
laip fesldsase a. Creaseat aaa
stealing clothes rae tsae .lii eoa
aane iha entire day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21

Geneva. s~stxerisno, Noy zi--Ths
retreat o. ,he German armies frs~r
she western frsn; is continuing IN
tire srsstess oisoroer. according q
'7forrstien received by the s~iss
fscersi sD;horftie, a. Berne. The sr.
der ir Germany 10 ssIc 10 b. "a,
~sfse thsn sSrins tre Austrian re-
treat from Italy.
Swiss newspapers ssI-toss military
ara eiyii authority hss entirely O..
appeared IN western Germany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
Great Army of Occu'
patton S Moring
On In General
Direction OF
Berlin


rars. Ne. 9f--Aw~ertess trvees will
rass thecash tire eits q laser'e<Fs
secss Ge~ersi John , FsrSlns
eo~,~,a ~csr ~ tire A~aerts@w army
40 - accompanying tire feress. ~sll
esli or Grsnse oseness Mare Aas
lasce ~hlge Ne . in hxr e&e4tai city
A rrsSisratlen s&s seer sesressee
10 sse peepie 81 lgssreesrs asnsune
- tnss ,rs passage % ire AwssiSsr
sre~es th~cOeh tnssF serrttery . reg
esssry sne guarantees the aissie*sns
s1s triensif-ess - TIRE American sel
clsfs ,e~arc tire repaiatiea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21

SOW though and have seed
Sow seed and have wofd
suu word and have su act
so3 an aci and have character
Sow = character and have a ess.iny.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
HOLLAND IN ourcs

Para. Ne. 1i--Tre slftea govern
-'t~ss have oecsdeo 10 ssnc - cfsi
c.sl protest to ,ns Dutch goserurer ri
scsi 1ss ,ne siclstsen 81 tfolisrcs rec
,rslsty IS reso- 81 her permitting
German troeps &c ercu tne Province
~ lusemeera - their retreat fsew
eelsiSr,. secercirs 70 tire Esne as
Para
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
GERMAN slasr soRs1sotRs

le~cor. NcS 7i---TNs German feet
~ specifics - sne sevrns ef eve a.
r,Asttee ~ss sgrrerosrea 10 ire allies
rhss snneuncsras as wsce ~ tire
sc-srsNy sNs sftsrmeor. rne state
r~srt rcsos
~rhe r.asr Gerrasw feet sasrenoeF
90 az 30 c'Sieek snts ewarrsrg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-21
rns wsArses

Nrw Orleans. Nov Eastern oh
Ishoma tonisht pFobsbIy fair. slight.
y colder freezing south portion. bs-
io- freezing northern portion; Friday
fair. continued cold. a. aa