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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
LOCAL MILL COMPANY
WILL HELP FEED HUNS
Federal Government Places Order
Por 1905. 900 Barrels Of Flour
With Gresham To BE
Shipped To France

The purpose ~ ihe United States To
supply food 20 nslglum. northern
France, Serbia. Austria and other
countries deyaaialed ~ ihu wurii ~ar
Is manifested 10 80 foased pufrhsacf
of flour for shlpmetl 10 those coun
tries. and II Is iho pufposs o. ,ns
government 70 DRAW 0n sll asailable
source while ihafe has been an
abroga,ion of tlse aae q tlonr sab
stiinies. and Victory" flour eg home
there will ulll be- lefi an immense
output for Import. and ii nov seems
certain that every pound slll be- need
81 10 feed the Starving nations ol
Europe
inquiry At the Guthrie Min 4 File.
safor company Of tbs city. disclosed
that orders approxlmailuK 5000 ,ool
barrels of Hour had been placed b,
the general government In The paa
ton days. and this only a starter
We received nice order yester
day" said the manager. and af'
awaiting telegrathle confirmation o
another large order today We hnv'
received some nice orders during IN
pas, ten days. and what e true of "a
u true of other manufacturers o
flour There have been changes Il
the food rules already made. and VI
expect other changes. Dat this will no
affect ths rule that flour viii be II
demand 20 capacity 10 produce"
The business OF feeding Re desii
tule war nations is m ia infancy. an
the need will cont nue. tbroagh III
winter. and until crops can be- grow
over there. This inaures continues
activity on the lar' of all the mill
In the United s,atss. and will provid
an excellent market for tbs nsxi tw
years. ao
4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
Defeats of Austria in 800 Years of War

fested by the French and obliged
to sue for peace.
t6e3-oefeateo by the Turks,
Emperor Leopold lied from Wen
ma. Ne sought the help OF King
John Soblessi OF Poland who saw.
ed Vienna from the Turks who
had arrived already under the
walls OF the city.
ie87-Prince Eugene Of Savoy.
comma ndcr. in chef of the Aus
triap armies, defeated the Turks
at Belgrade.
i7o7-i7-fo-War Of the Spanish
Succession. Prince Eugene de.
feated the French In Italy: he
joined Marlborough and defeated
the French in 1903 at oudensrde
and In i7f0 al MaIplaquet.
f7i7-Prinee Eugene again de-
feated the Turks at Belgrade.
175s--seven Years War. Fred
erick the Great defeated the Aus
trians at Prague; the Austrians
were defeated at LeUthen, 1857;
at Torssu and at Leisnitx in 1850
and at Frsiburo in i7ea s1s~ sni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

With the American Army OF Occu-
patton. Nov ~ Wen into Belgium
and within few hours march of the
German frontier on the south. Maj Gen
Joseph T Dickmaus army gathered IT,
self today for another jump INTO eyac
uated territory.
The line was unchi nged In accord
snce with plan. the march has been
halted for short time, while the
heavier artillery. SUPPLIES service and
other elements can be brought up
However. General Dickman's head
quarters were moved on 10 Longpyon
last night and coras and division COM
manders made similar advances.
As the Germans withdraw the con
centratlon Of the army OF occupation
is increased, and not for a moment
has vigilance been relaxed All pos
sibie tactical advantages is carefully
taken and the forces are so developed
irat the peaceful march might easily
be converted into hosule operation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
bUlCARS HAVE FOOD
AND ARE CONTENT[D
Peasants Are Unwilling To Accept
Bulgarian Money. Still DIS
cuss War Aims
Leather Goods High.

In Macedonia, NOV se hrlllsh and
French troops. with Greeks coming "a
their support, are along the banks OF
she Moflisa river. within sight Of the
minareis Of Adrisnople The comhin-
cd ARMY has been carried on Bulgar.
ian train taken from masses OF de-.
modified nuiearians who were on
their way home
Floeks OF sheep and herds OF cattle
are being driven toward the British
army There s no siFu Of lack OF
food in eastern Bulgaria. hut the peas
ants are unwilling 10 take bulgarian
currency A pair OF boots or an old
cooking pot. bring almost any picc IN
Bulgaria
The Bulgars fail or pretend 10 fall
20 realize they were beaten in the
field and still discuss their war
aims They complain Of the inter
ference by France. aud talk "a, Il they
were only fighting tor the rights OF
Bulgaria II is important that this
thick skinned disposition 1T the Rul-
gar mind be realized by the allied
countries
The salonica army was So Injured "a
hard and long complaining that ihs
only cheer W heard when the anAis-
tee news arrived was caused by an
extra ration issue to particular
contingent The men ask Where
do you reckon We go now. Bllr one
British army corps has opened a
sweepslake contest regarding the neyi
destination sebastopol. Bucharest
pola. or home being considered equal
IL like chances
The war has bred in these now vet
eran armies OF ours. a stolciam thai
operates under good az wen az under
evil fortunes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
VETERAN FROM FIGHTING
FRONT MAKES SPEECH
Tells Why People of United States
and Guthrie Should Not Lay
Down On War Work Drive,
State Chairman Here

state Chairman f " Marland, ac-
ccmpanied BY w II NcFadden and II
+ sheppard. motored to this city yes
tnriay for trip through Logan, Mo-
Bile. Garfield and Kay counties. in the
intereai OF the unilei War Work drive
end viii take in the oil fields to en-
courage subscription
Mr. sheppard. who il a veteran from
The fighting front. made a thrilling
address at one o'clock. corner OF First
and Oklahoma avenue. and told many
interesting stories of the yalor OF the
boys from America in The closing days
OF the world war. He declared that
the American troops solved problems
and overcome difficulties. that only
men who were permitted to think for
/ themselves in emergencies could have
1 successfully faced. and said they were
| the chief factors In the battles that
! brought the war 10 a close this year.
He plead with eloquence that the
county maintain its patriotic standing.
and said that while the arnistice had
been signed that peace was not yet
secure. and that the American army
would be over there for perhaps a
year yet before II could be returned
home During iheii stay on foreign
soil they would require many com
fort and these should be forthcoming
The boys had won the fight. and moth
ing was too good for them. so II was
up TO those at home TO show tfsir
appreciation by subscribing to this
fund to provide some thing more thar
bare necessaries TO cur heroes
The drive ends tonight This =
the last dsy to get official recogni-
ton as an Honor county. Contribu-
tions are coming In at the War ssas
Continued on Page Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
SOLDIERS RELATIVES NEED
NOT WAIT FOR LABELS
They Can Send Packages. But
Must Sign Affidayits. Says
Order From Third Assist.
ant Postmaster General

iteal dlairnaa haa hern uccasloned In
many homes over ihe nation hy the
belatcd arrival aud sometimes aon
appearance ~ the Christmas labels
from over seas TO relieve ihls con
4 tlon. whore parenla. wives and other
rc'atiNes awai, the coming Of the label
Which alone viii cngtIe them TO aend
9 Christmas box overseas. The war
department has permitted the RED
Cross To accept boxes without labels
when an affidavit is made by tho
sender tha, lahrls have not been re-.
eeiyed ana II IL fhe only box which
will be sent 70 The man abroad
No one may make application for
3 box under those conditions. hoU
ever. nnlll Noyembc. 81
with thc time extensions granted hy
ihc nnst0fflee department. residents
ot this c0uulry may shua have until
November 30 20 send Christmas par
ools overseas, hui no guarantee u
made that boxes sen, 30 tate Will
reach The men hy Christmas
The extension was graulsd Al lho
request OF BE var department owing
TO the fact that aesrfal divisions Of
the army. nactlv. combat sectors
could NOT distribute aud dispatch the
Christmas parcel labels until The last
week Of October"
This ruling whereby a parcel can be
sent u1on ihe donor making affldasi
thai II viii be- the only ono from Am
erica sent The propured recipient, ap
plies also 10 men and women with
the Red Croea. ~" and other rcllef
organizations ON active duty with the
American Espeditiouary Forces
A package 20 soldier can be pack
I'd and the articles 10 20 IN 81 bought
for q - Tha, Includes the 30 stage
An error was made IN recent state.
meni that a soldiers Christmas pack
age cost 90 cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

A party u dnea hnnisra ffom this
city l.fi last nlsht ior shoollas on rns
Salt Plains - Alfalfa county Tho
usmbefs were Ernest Metz. faai Van
liooker Harold Welca and ueorEa
aiishaapi. and they expect % enjoy
the sport until Saturday night
II IA reported that ducks on tho SAT-
Plains were heyss 80 plentiful. and
the boys were sanguine 0f success,
Thsy Will have 20 ankle the bag D.nlt
every day II they fili all orders from
friends here that have been placed
with tAem.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

1929 .t7e7--oeneral Bonspsrte
defeated the Austrlans a, Tod.
Aroola and RiVoli ard drove them
out OF Italy.
i7ss-The sestrlsns were de.
feated by the French at Hohsngn.
den and a, zurloh.
iSo0-rhe Aust lans were de-
fesied at msrengo and al Monte
bello.
ieo5--The Austrians were de.
feated by Napoleon at Assteriitx
and Vienna was occupied.
ts0s-NspoIeon defeated the
Aussrians at Eehmvhl. Aspern and
Essling, crushed them AZ Ws0
ram and retook Vienna.
fss9-Nspoleon ~. defeated
the Austrians at Msansta and
solferino and lombsrdy was eed-
ed 10 Italy.
iess-seven Weeks War. The
tussrians were defeated BY the
Prussians commanded by Won
Moitke. and BY Prince Frederick
at sado~s. Austria coded vens,
una 'sef isst1assp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

The snpfem" court yeateFsay an
nouucod an amendment 10 is fule Ma
G by which q ia provided tha, here
after no motion os ans character Ia
any proceedings viii be fiipd or CON
sidcrrd unlsaa lhr fllinn d ihu mallna
S. ACCOMPANIED by proof that opposlns
counsel has been notified The oniy
eNc"f lion to the amended rule viii be
Ia what The court viii deem emar
r"ncy cases
The same amendment waa made h
rule No 10 affecting petitions for ~
hearing t'lilnE ~ lheae petitions vii
b" denied hereafter nnlasa acrompan
led By proof ~ service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

About three hundred years ago,
on May q. 1919. two men were
thrown from a window Of the
imperial palace in Prague. This
was the first act OF violence
which brought on the Thirty
Years War.
From that time on. Austria
found herself waaine series OF
wars. in which she was beaten
with two exceptions. One was
against the Turks and another
against the French when her ar
mics were led by Prince Eugene
Of Savoy.
The record Of tho fourteen wars
which preceded the present one
In which she has suffered the
greatest Of defeats at the hands
OF the Italians is as follows:
1913 164s-Thiriy Years War.
The AustrIans were defeated by
custavus Adolphus, King OF swed-
en-, at Leipsig in 1851: at Lutxen
in 1892: Pommerania was con.
quersdsil Ts,e sAuspians were Dc,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
GUTHRIE MAY Be ON THE
NEW A|RPlAN[ ROUTE
Chamber OF Commerce Has Matter
In Hand CITY Will Aid In
Landing the Route When
Time Comes

The committee composed ol Mayor
Hartman and WIN Patterson 10 try
and get Guthrie on the government
airpiano mail carrying route has re-
suited in telegram 90 Washington.
making she request An answer wa
received stating that while the GOV
ernmcni had Two OF such lines in sue
eessGnl operation 30 further work
aong this line would DO attempted un
til tho war questions were settled
The committee was further inform
ID by tho Washington authorities that
as soon as actiNiti,s were resumed.
the claims of Guthrie io be- placed on
one o. these line would b. given con
slderailon
Il has just become known tnai Sen
ator Gore ~ oklahoma rs seeking the
establishment OF several sirmail rouier
IN the middle west and has asked that
Guthrie b. placed on the route.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
eHiToN SAYS WILSON
MUST VISIT EUROPE

New York, Nov 20-The presence
OF President Wilson in Europe is abb
soluteiy essential" declared sir
Charles Ross. one Of the largest land
owners OF the United Kingdom and
inventor OF the Canadian service rife.
on his arrival today. He said he
had come TO the United States on a
special mission" but declined to say
what Il was.
with the conclusion OF an armistice
Sir Charles continued. grave economic
groblems confronted all governments
and these viii require careful hand
ling.
THE people OF Great Britain and
the United States" he added. "do not
fully understand each other. but both
desire TO reach better basis OF
r.utual understanding. A visit TO Eu-
rope by President WILSON at the pres
l4stI timss win have a wonderful ef-
feet on futnss relations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
ARMY or OCCUPATION MOVES
ONWARD TOWARDS GERMANY

Paris. Nov 20 French troops occupy
Metz The Official statement says
Marshal Petain made solemn entry
into Me,r at the head OF the troops
f,he tenth army. commanded IN lhe
absence OF General Mangin. who had
suffered an accident through iali
from his horse. by General Leeonie
The entire population went out 10
meet our trocps Loudly aceiaiming
them. TIE old city OF Lorraine. cap
tive for forty-seyen years. and finaii'
re united 10 France. has manitestea
In a never to be forgotten way rs
love for the mother country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

Nesseis ln NeW York harbof joined
Ia the universal Gel, braiiun on We
tory Day Nhen rae news that the
a,eninw of the arm.sgicr had ended
the worid war reached Shipping circles
Tie handr~us 81 crate in AID about
New York d,gked themselves out with
saFl oolored bunting and the flags %
the allies This WAS the first time
since the tngel states entered ths
var that a rhojngrarhcf wa8 allowed
near camoutlaged ship Nh censor
helped along The celebration and this
freak picture Is one of the reaulia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

The bodies OF all American soldiers
and civilian war workers who die
abroad Viii be brought home for burial
after the war The accurate registra-
tion OF all graves In France, Siberia
and other occupied countries Is the
dur OF United States army chaplalns
The name, regiment and army ideni-
fitatlon number 81 eseh man Is placed
above his grave. and that srot IA mi-
ruiely located on sectional maps In tre
care OF the chaplalns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
III ii\t. PRIMES liI
ttI OH IitI.I list

rafls Nuv - fhe German post
slfiee department has suppressed tas
postal privileges II ne tiefman ruling
pfluces who have not YET sbdleatsd.
according 70 a telegram from Dres-
asn. a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
Yankee COLUMNS MOVE RAPIDLY;
PERSH|NG'S MEN IN IRON FIELDS
Sueater kniiters
Wanted at
RedCross Rooms

Work on surgical dressing at
Red Cross headqu@ @rteex has been
discontinued Hut there Us urgent
demand Ter knstterA. Logan coun
Tvs quota Of ~eattrs is 1000 and
there must be finished and on
their way not later than December
18th. There IS plenty of sweater
yarn on hand at the Red Cross
rooms no~ and workers are urged
20 cali and help TO work u up into
sweaters for our boys who will
need them this winter. Nolun
teer knitters should get busy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
t.I. HOLIDAY IN ~
Ron lt<k~ ~ iUA<tE

Paris. Npg e A thankselylnk iay
program fUf fl~' American suldlefa w
France. lneladlhs fpoihaii Ksu9ea be-
laeen rival units. h bolnK arranged
by ihs Young asu'a rhristlan aasoeia,
uan Celebrations ~ill he Ia lba huta
kighly nvw professional and forty
soldier theatrical organizations viii
give performance
Tho Salvation Army srnt ii9eo
doughpun io the flant on November
III. lhs iaat iay 81 tha ushtins rha
organization A. essseni Ia arranging a
Christmas celebration
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
CATHOLIC COLLEGE WILL
GIVE VII SN III. RECITAL

ON Friday evening NoNember'ae al
eight O'Clock the staaents oi the Cash
Ollie College viii give musical recital
IN the A o G " halt og this city
The arocceds are FOR the War Ae
iivities
Refreshments viii BE- served IN the
different booths presided over by
students OF She coll 81 Everyone is
cordially invited 90 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
LOGAN COUNTY ONE or
FEW COUNTIES LAooiNG

Every county in The state viii 10
over the top. said Alfred o Booth
state campaign director for the United
var Work fund today Ba, II Guthrie
don't speed up by closing time tonight
Logan county will b on that won't
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
REV " II JOHNSON
REIt R\ED BN CONFERENCE

Annual conference o. The Methodist
Episcopal church which has ben In
session al shawnee for steven days
adjourned Yesterday Rev " X Johir
son. ga tor Of the First " + church.
llds city. was returned Rev ] G Grunn
vas chosen for the west side N y
church For the Guthrie district. Rev
Joyce Webster wss named other
pastors named for Logan county are
Rev Il l. snyiler. Gayle. W l. Smith.
Crescent Edward Bloom. Mulhaii. )
n strong. Naslna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
iil " CAN'T RESIST ~;
IIiIN pIt'>DIn ON>IN<D

Copenhagen N0s saldiefa ~
turning trom tha frou> are reason
sibie iof riots Ia uaden and wuftism.
hufE They are nluuderlaa abaHa ana
fsfms lhe sa4auiFY "a organizing
patf9la io protest property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

Paris. Nos = TIE iron eep3aes
which the fpfmeg gsFnan emperor
ao aslshlf bestowed duriue ghs war
naw are belns anlH w gefmanv ne
fiee pfsnni. IL about rnp American
gen' splnss. telegram from Anistrr-
dams aaya
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
GREAT FORTRESS Or
METZ IN ALLIED HANDS
ENGINEERS PAVE WAY FOR
Ns\k SOLDIERS WHO
MOVE STEADILY O\N Aftn
TOWARD TIE HllN FRO>-
TIER; GERMANS MARCH
TOWARD RHINE NIrHOl 7
DEMONSTRATIONS
BULLETIN.

With the American Army IN France
NOV 2o---With Marshal petain occu
pyine the great fortress, Metz, eap' T.
tai OF Lorraine, with the tenth French
arm, ard Pershna's men IN pos
sesa,en OF the great iron fields Of Al.
SAGE, fer the possession OF which
countless thousands OF lievs have
teen sacrificed, the allied armies o.
occupation are making rapid head
way this week.
German troops are falling back
steadily toward the German frontier
their march is in regular battle for
nation, but IL is peaceful and wei
organized.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
NEW MEMBER SUPREME
COURT IN CITY

Judge John b Harrison. assistant
attorney general, was in the CITY yes
terday evening on official husiness
Judge Harrison was recently elected
20 the supreme court from the Man
gum district. and will take his seal
on that tribunal the first Of the year
He returned 20 Oklahoma City last
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
COUNTY CHAPTER Rup CROSS
BALLoTiNO TO-DAY

Balloting for the executive commit p
tee OF the Logan county chapter OF
The Red Cross WAS IN progress from
= 80 10 O'Clock today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
Soldiers and Workmen In
Control Now in Hunland
BULLETIN

London Nov 20 The Berlin soldiers and workmen council
d Ney meeting here and has resolution against
mmmonng by constituent assembly Exchange Telegraph
company dispatch from Copenhagen
The resolution however demands the auumonng by general
d'eis and WoSmen 10 take decisions a. 10
the future of Germany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
MORE THAN MILLION AND HALF HUNS KrfLrp IN

copenhagen Nov 30 Up TO October 81 lnsUuoO German
soldiers killed and the 200 known tho
Vorwaers Berlin says II learns reliable authority
-FOUR million soldiers have been wounded
times The reports adds that there 100000 German soldiers
IN hostile countries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

BOY with pony 10 carry a Daily
Lts5sr route. Call al Daily Leader
office. Want boy who will not shirk.
Route is or the west side.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
AMERICANS MOVE LINES INTO nusLANp

Win TIC Amerlcan Army Of oecupaon Nov 30 The Aner
can oop moved their line tho German frontier
Inc frontier waA crossed at ponta noy
Roman and at points between these Farther north
inc oande puchee of Lnxomburg entered direction
the city of Lnxcmburg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
IhE WEATHER.

New Orleans. La. Nov 20 Tonight.
probably fair. colder with freezing
taa-pentnfs.ni nsursdsy. generally
fair codan1 40 1891
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

Paul Cla ferbes Margarine thar situation
or the Whole ~ogd including both aud vul countries
i*'cF than tmv 1918 tetr the wuft production
~ the principal grain crop. outbreak the war a. he h
complied
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

"Rao, ieg bauoe beore ScIo meo
mig, s."
Sea for cp fra StoIeu. "@or IN.
ipeftoren iooet bom2"
">Sn, % booo mere er, Dc funoe
bope ipore mig ltIeiIigbcocn oeo at
baoc toget BAN meO."
Ga, men -"
ga, ban err iuoe poa nit aontor,
% ON Ell boIn Gime fon DC briu9e
BAN oucr i Ell Gele. &c mac bel.
Ierc gon irb % ie bant MI"
Seq iuI9te Gbeien in0 poa bans
pripute aontor oa itoo Nnii9t til Mn
iiqt meo - Sba, men Soa / Quite.
flroer. oen imliffeite ull9e anGgt,
lea n~oqeniinoe bar feet. De Gine,
set Sonr, Oct - ia, be nor Soo.
"Euf for 9eres GlifpGroigbco
biemme hos oS, @r. S." io0oe han
o9 10. "Npis Sc bor 2pit III at
hare enbnn ell Sof al NIT Soar,
FOO -"
Seq bIep iao roo iom Ell iemtcn
GnrS Niqe % off no. mebeuS Che.
fen mffe0e 0ereu eiter iia meo ct
Smil. ser nPiten frpufeoe mig mere
emo min eeen Siaifo.
Oct isrite ieg qioroc por az gao
ben til aloro % iaa 6enoc fri for
Iciten al 7ooen, % ino ifriiteoc ieg
mine Sunoer.
Wtcu, iom De Ter, Suftor, bar bun