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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
STEAMER SINKS IN
SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. I4-The
steamer Schome sank in the bay fol
lowing a collision with the General
Frisbie, due to a heavy fog. Two
lives were lost. Thirteen hundred
sailors and marines from Mare Island
aboard. The Frisbie delivered the
passengers tn Oakland returning to
Vallejo with a big hole in the boats
side.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
Lieutenant Steiwer
Safe at End of War

A letter received today by Mrs.
Fred Steiwer from her husband, Lieu
tenant Fred Steiwer, former Pendleton
attorney. was written the day of the
signing of the armlstice. He was in
command of battery and was well
and uninjured. His first sergeant
had been killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
GERMANY ASKS SPEED
BECAUSE or FAMINE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14-Germany
today asked that peace negotiations
start as quickly as possible due to
famine in Germany. The communi-
cation came through the Swiss Sov-
ernment and asked the state depart"
ment as to the place and date of me-
gotiations. The Swiss. pressing the
inquiry, requested a prompt reply.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
LEST We FORGET

ed Nelson. PcndlctOn bar-
her, refuses to contribute to the
United War Work funds on the
grounds that the organizations
included i'm the drive are re
llgiOus Fraud
CENTRAL LOYALTY COM
MI1'TFHI2. +Umatilla Co. Pa-
triOtic Service League"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
PARIS GREATEST DEMONSTRA-
TION.

BY WILLIAM PHILLIP STAIMS.
(United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS. Dee. 14.-"YOu will see in
a minute what the people of Paris
think of you. Mr.. President" is the
way CIemenceau greeted Wilson as
the latter smilingly left the train. And
he did. Prom already packed windows
on both sides of the station cheers
were succeeding cheers, "Vive VIII
som" .Vive LAmerique." Demon
strations started the instant the train
was started and wer redoubled when
President Polncare clasped Wilson's
hands in both Of his. He said in
English. MIR President, am very
glad to meet you." But when the
presidential party appeared i'm the
street, coming into view of the thou
sands there. the previous cheering
seemed only whisper. No such Ova-
ton has ever before been heard in
Paris.
MEETING INFORMAL
Tho President. who was the first to
leave the train. after shaking hands
with President POincare, was pre-
sented 10 Madame Poincare. Mrs
Wilson then stepped onto the retl-car-
peted platform. being presented to the
Poincares. Madame Poincare pre-
scented Mrs. Wilson with a bouquet OF
her faVorite orchids, around which
was bound small American flag.
CIemenceau was next presented. He
was followed by the presidents OF the
senate and chamber of deputies and
other officials. With iutroductions
over. Poincare slipped his arm through
Wilson's leading the way to the far
end of the platform where they in
spcctcd the guard of honor. present
ing arms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
ARMISTICE EXTENDED
UNTIL JANUARY II

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 1.-THE ar
mistice has been prolonged to jan
uary II. subject to further extension.
according to a Treves dispatch today.
(The allied armistice commission is
now in session at Treves, with General
Foch Presiding,)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
GEORGE WASHINGTON
RETURNS AT ONCE

BREST. Dec. 1.-THE George
Washington will Immediately return
TO America. Members Of the crew
are expected to reach their homes by
Christmas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 1.-THE al
lied commission, in extending the
armistice, reserved the right to occu-
py the neutral zone on the right bank
Of the Rhine north of Cologne If ne
cessary. The commission announced
two and half million tons of cargo
space in German ports must be placed
ne1pr alliad 4conuol - assure shipl
ment Of foodsuiff to Germany
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14

HOLD MINER FOR RANSOM
Ell PASO, Dec. Alt Is reported
Mexican bandits are holding Edward
Thompson, American miner for $4,000
ransom.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
j. y. BURGEss HONORED.

PORTLAND. Dec. III. y. Bur-
CESS was this afternoon elected vice
president and director of the Oregon
Chamber of Commerce.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
SOLE. OTHERS REPORTED OUT.

SOI.F. OTHERS IIFIOHTFII OUT.
BERLIN. Dec. II-Thc Ta9chIatt
says il understands that Foreign Sec
retary SOlf has resigned.
BASI.E. Dec. 1I,-Haase and Barth,
members of the German government,
have resigned. it is reported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
WOULD IMPRESS WILSON

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-THE national
assembly to he elected January 16 will
hold its first meeting within the fol-
lowing fortnight. The government il
anxious To impress Wilson with the
orderly character of new Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
U.S.. Would (NvlODF
GERMANY IN LEAGUE.
But ON PROBATION
WILSON TO, SPEAK FRANKLY
ON GUARANTEES OF PEACE
BY ROBERT w. BENDER
by the United Press.)

PARIS. Dec. 1f.-PreSilent VIII
sons whole effort will Ibe directed al
obtaining "Iust and lasting peace on
these fundamental contentious. A
league of nations to insure a square
deal 20 all peoples concerned: Free
dom of the seas. established through
the league of nations. thus making IL
unnecessary for ADlerica to build a
big enough navy 10 insure her against
the arbitrary action eof any nation:
just claims against Germany, for her
crimes, must he aSceFtaincd and then
the possibility of payment and the
method OF collecting them deter
mlncd:. the final peace conference
must he public and all peace dele
gates should sit as representatives of
a new world. not as mh-tcrs of any
nation. :.
WOULD INCLUDE GERMANY.
Any other attitude would mean that
the consummation of peace would leVe
hatrcds which might breed future
wars. american conferecs are UNDER
stood 20 favor Germany I'm the league
of 1atIOIES. hut only probationary un-
al slIc has proven she can be trusted.
wilson will approach the conference
with utmost fraukncss. such processes
however. thRt for him the strategic
as will not Involve any unnecessary
antagonism. IT Is perfectly clear
however, that for him the strategic
concerns Of the whole business are
the questions OF the league Of nations
indemnities and freedom Of the seas.
COLLECT INDEMNITY SQUAREIY
The President feels strongly that
Germany must pay for her crimes. but
Il IL known he believes tho right way
To collect--the way consistent with
Americas high principIcs-is 10 de-
tcrminc just claims. then the method
and possibility of payment. not to as
certain what Germany has and then
parcel II out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14
THE WEATHER
FORECAST
Tonight and
Sunday prob
ably rain or
snow.

Rain Is IL Here Today.
Maximum temperature 81.
Minimum temperature, A..
Weather. Cloudy and Raining.
Wind, calm.
Rainfall, ~,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14

This paper ls a member and audited
by the Audit Bureau OF CircT lations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-14

Number copies printed of yesterdays
Daily Edition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
sazaRENE CONVENTION

7Aere has convened q this clty
Ministerial Co1veutio- @. tie Pe1'e-
s;sl cau-cA q tie Nszsreae, 10 ru-
.ra- Jane .-th 70 ihe 3ath. The con-
re-.5a1 represents more than twelve
NzaA-ene eAa~chas- The convention
VI. o,.ar -AH-s1Ay night with . ser
ron The sessions Will he held AZ
Mineral Wells PARK Il The Psvllioa
There r.. Ae two preaching services
dsny AZ 4 o. 3 e. and $50 , m.
there WI he two sessions aaily FOR
TIE residing o. papers and The discus ?
ssoa at vial themes These vii X
t,o- sio.lAm and from 10 80 u
Or Sunday afternoon al 800 ? n
81 Esuca;sonhl service VII bee held p
ne .-,sresi &. eoklaAo-a Holiness
Colers located al Bethany president
Y. .aneys- a-t Dean London VII
speak
The raa,it are cordially nvse3 =
SD q! these services
COMMITTEE
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PITY war. STAMPS And SAVE.
81 xE q s. \ y y y =
OBITUARY y
swvrg ws.G x& . q H

Mrs. J r De&ringer died 81 Ne'
home sunday morning. lule p. 1918
Whiae she had not beer Il good se1'ta
for several years. no one tsoagai Q.
her condl.aca being 50 serio1s xaiai
the end came Fer the past tvc
weeks size had been sutsecs 70 a.
lacks @. sAorfness O. breath v1e-
she would exercise hut aside ron
tha, sened 70 he feeling vel she
sat q her porch and taise. with se-
reiehbors TIE evening asto-e ser
death
SIZE was Ao-, I. Hancock county,
Kennedy. March "a. 1854 al lie Aga
a. fifteen she was convsred 4 New
Char.el church II the sl-e co1z'y
sna o. April s. 1851 uzs married II
this church II the year 1ssT ste vs' 2
her husband a. Two dang RS moved
10 Colorado. thence to KansAs ard Il
1ss. moved ;o Guthrt olAho11s
where she rssi1e3 unsil se was ear
es ho-re From the time size Vas con
ve-ted ru,l her dean she VAs 5 1-eE1-
be- of The Methodist Episaapa chrrcA
south ana lived 3 irus Ctr.stiz1 H.
she was always cheerful ard tho2eA'-
ful q Others and many g.oa9le ASIDE
from her owl girls rAlle4 Aar
Moihor
s M aa.1 h4r hos. Auseaas
a1 Ms 81 Ak-1 q
csstua NO ana Mrs " S Nrcor-
mist ~ CAsefasAa Ohh Also oae
hroshs- CA2s T Morgan s Pis1mon'.
Kansas and tour SISTERS. Mrs Hesier
Ssm7ley LanEsion KAAsas Mrs J. 2
weataerhoH. B2rzlesville OKLA and
MS " : ER-re LiF.spcti- kE.
Tunerzi services wsrt cou1ucied a,
1Ae NE Church Sou,A q, 10 50 Tues
5sy zyc--inE ~ Rer Y Callahan
ansr which sbs was lad tO rest q,
Summit vseW Ce-e,e-r
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-lg,s TAKEN sN yANs's FIND
T-E WERE pEcENEc

ca~~'~rEn tnoN Pssr oST
ma ssvns uhs, ihsg ro' starred
Another declared
The E1r VII soan BE ended There
sre 100 many Americans coming to
EUROPE
Ts prisoner -WEs Ftasssa1 who
fought ou the Russ1E- srori lie ro1-
.sssea he Germans were gre ar-1g r.
attack me Ams, cans Il BsLeau wood
when re American ;roops started
her ATTACK il FAs 9 surprise TIE
Americans came o-s way au3 fhs
Gsru1n ctacsrs l--ea 10 force ,Aair
-nsr forward ihe other ~Ay ms
prisoner VAS sAoi n TIE ler ~ rs
owr ctfscsr beeEase lie hes-tsie1. con
.usezly between the American guns
and aaroreis ard ne qsiols z ne
ha1ds q. Tie German officers
Rzvnor6 : HgusA Q. BAr-esrllls.
oAio. ~Ao vas L ne s.rs; LIE O: ;As
ADVANCE. cessr.ai-g lie oPs-Et,a-
sGio;
We took ~ position Il ne ore.
vpp1 ,hsrs ve-s = :-e1caes Tie
Germans os~aea a Aelvy fire tra
stal,s .s- around = -fs r8--
We charge 1ver TIE rocky hill CT
'sllows Laughing z-d ys-.-g va
uAooa We then czze upo- vhezi
1A.5 s-3 crossed L ;As tzoe e S
w.;Atr.lg s1sl 1n1 machine gu- ..-e
ard drove hHcE re Germans 81 tie
4 91.rf & lie asyo1el
q. was wc- 3s-tui sEtt -As
4 Arat-cz-s -sTe- assal.ea 4uo fhs
soIr1 C. th@i- shows arr whoo7.
vs-s a-zcss a-1w1ea ~ ih4 German s
rrses - ka-E-Ect
Tne Germans -. .su Of o.,
fellows sai Ne MADE hen pap dearly
Coz every c-er
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enumerated. to say notaing q iss RAJ
tasss
Risa i the engtneers siary i cor-
rect reducing the seemingly laoT4a-
ss,e to he unfortunately TOO frequently
demon stra;ea possible the fatal tae,s
rmain Eis explanation can-eaalT
bs understood The difficulty @. a
nan II he cab travelling 81 high speed
seeing oIasr.g sitnal obs cafea AF
steam ar sr1oks is rAie1l Mh2i Is roi
evident. IS WHY. Vii1o1i certainty he
sAauls have aashea o1 IL admits
seeing fAe tr.in stopped ahead hai
sup.asea~ j, was freight thar Vaula
-aI, out i time s.. instead 6. be-ns
8 rs.e-v ex.sa .rahle only OF Tie the
7-r 8. dead engineer 81 re shror-f
turns out 10 have been tut cae
o-s o1se e su7pasings instead 81
e,stnr su7v os taking chance s.
--r IS chances are tEes- sutA dis
sas-s vi follow Ard tAeT VIII ooa-
+u-s IA - taee~ whsle s7esa E siVs-
-o-r oa-is5a s-aiis- thar safety
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
D N ] TRUSTEES TO
MEET HERE FRIDAY
S;sps Will Be Taken 10 Solve
Problem of Present Situation
With Reference 10 Location
Matters Bishop Shepard
VIII Be Present as
Sessions.

Methodist trustees VIII arrive u
Cpih-5t fornorrow tor the annual neei-
sns al ,Ae board Rishop " @. sAep-
ara !. NseA.ix " NJ SAor. Of Fort
worth Texas president o. The board
and Irr + 3 Rankin, 0. sAg1lps. cor
ference commissioner O. education 70.
Oklahoma vill be prominent oai.os-
.own -ez Atieu4ine
While the trustees are noi empower
a. 10 locale the university. that be-
ne s.sua. 3uty .. The larger com
nilsson. ss4M i is expected thai q
ionorrov's meeting s,e7s will be tax
en 10 soire the problem 81 ne p y
Il ss.uaiaon and hasis arranss- -oF
continuing The wark 8. me institution
vhas local nauers arc en-inE
Aoans 1hance.l4r r e Green re-
orr Ii inclination os me qasa q his
aas.d Is sas ena a. dis grtiDue the
uors az shs college and expresses
he cent aen. assurance that The Tres
~, airsuases viii be adjusted and 3
sslenda ssssoa .. The university re-
srli next wear \ full statement vii
~ sssuAd sy ,Ae university o..sce toa-
av.nr tie meeting tonorrcw.
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u.N :, WEARS OLD FACES
aspvosE MURDER CHARGE

.-.-,o-e June 97-Nyiie Williams
& re&-s ola. Is dead ana " { DFi'c''
p wears a aee. Is in SAL charged WIZ
-u,.~ The slli--g coc1red near
s,-srrer. this oo1aty. al O'clock
-uess.v eye-sng Williams v-ss ssoi
e- srsrss as lie rode On AorsehAos
rs.e ez;er.-g rs premises. The
,vo -en were formerly partners a
.s4 es;.,e azsiaess snd Driver alleges
Williams ove6 hirl sam 81 money
wAhch lie refused 20 pay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
Don't Let Soap
Spoil Your Hair

when yoa sash Tour ha-T. b. csre
fnl what sen us Mos, spa and
grerarAd shan. poos contain too much
aisAll. which Is refy .n5araoas ~ y
dries th4 SCALP and make The hair
:. The ne< sAang 20 use j. just 1la.1
rn.ss .ssSH gsocoann; 0i. for fhis ss Iare
ana ertsrely rre&se.asS Its vtfg
rfesp. and sesis the most expensive
sea ps or ANYTHING use al io 7ieces
yen ran Sc tAls 8; any drag store.
tn3 .ew onnces viii last The Who.e
iamssv Tor months
Simply naoisien the hair Win waiter
ara run Il IL about teas peorful 's
II hat j. required Il makes a.
abundance 81 rich creamy l1ihef,
cls znses thorolchly. and rlnses 90.
IS, s.v The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and - soft fresh looking
h-.sht. 1uftv w2vy and essy 70 hsr-
5ls Besides. i loosens and lakes ou.
e1asrH particle & dasi, dir AID dan
6-ts,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

STATE nv state Fuel Administrator, y
A Norris. The additional freight VII
rncsn the consumers Of Goa W. pay
from fifteen cents 10 ski. cents
TON more foI fAc.f coal than ihef
woold have paid she advanced rate
not gone into effect The easect 81
this railing Is 10 proiec. he consumer
or All coal received a. the ocal vars
before The freight advance became
re&llty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
NEW REGIMENT I OR
STATE TO Be 0. 0.HGAN|lED
Gov Williams Issues order fof
Immediate Recruiting Of Guard
Companies; Makes Three
Regiments.

Governor Robert l. WIZ ANS. ~"
ina, the newly recruited 81 coma oA
,aboma national guard rasamenl =
about 10 be indicted into tne ieoe'
), sevrsce issued orders, IA became
Known here. for the immeu .Ale re-
csuiting Of third guard rsi'i'el.'
No persons are assigned foF ihe
haste in at once asking ior '"'-A
-. enlistment in a third regiment
I'm, il ! believed the governor 5 ao'aon
hzs been taken al The sol ei'A''o-
~ the war department
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. When Itching Stops =

There is oce safe, depe3ds,ae t-es.-e-;
shsf rei,eyes I.chi-y .o----e ard san I'm
ts.ioa almost insanity aid ia, clsz.ses
and soothes the skIa-
Ask suy 6-1s-is; fcr q Sc O. 81 but:ie
Of zeoo and apply II as directed SON
yoa VII foi thz. f--1.zt1ons rf-pieS
hs-kheziS ec-=-z baoc-hes r.1Svor-7
nd s-1ar ska rochies wi czssrre -.
A h,.3e seoo tie pcos.-z.s1s sz.ls-y-
inS bouii. IS al thzf Is neeoe1- ~ u
hsaishes most skin er-porcs ard makes
The skin soft smooth ard he1,-ey. q
f. he E ". K1e< c. CAe~e.e1- q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
BOLT OF LIGHTNING SETS

Nrrri-ia w--. gu-e IA. less,
-,se-.s -i-e-s z-e .ao.r tc te ceso
IS .-e RESI-; e - err'osio- - cy--
z-i.e sc: ~ ~ q eeft CO fs-;, 20
s.-,s -tssy s;c-- az t-e Silver
--. --cussrcs .s tors % c-e fell
= as -es.- e .Ae er1ios cr bury
-s TIE -~erc -t-. u % behesec
..He-s were caught Several c.he-s
we're i-g.-tc ss-iogsly.
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Ter Nc--s Arrives
~ S ~ Spes'al c.is

Ton No--ls Guthrie boy WIG hAs
been or TIE west front Il France T.
the past toa- moths and vito hzs been
n ofrce- - the American army sc:
veAr hzs arrived = he T1.;e5
SfA,ss and W1ll he assigned g the
.sEvv z-7E-s-v as s7e,isl Instructor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

TIE OILY exVlz-Ai.c- . ra.l-o41 c'ii-
cisl could offer .or that raEr-er1 ca4-
.ision il Indiana. hs-rsf g ne ~
ce9uonal number ot 7roieci-Te ce-ices
was .Axi The following e-rlnts- z-si
lave hes- dss5 a. ihe iAro'i-s o.
n othe- theo-T. As sAi6 cou-t BE a.
:s-ns1 10 account to- rs -uul-1g JAS
sivo elocE signals tWo -eo AgAi s's-
rAls a-s he usual fuses TlAce- be-
,wee- ihe rails. throwing IT. AT
ses MrA,. v4slsls sor lCnE distance
Shortly Es-e- rs thec-v w8s sNT. o1e1
~ ne discover e re s-gnesT u
hosrstsI wAe-t Ire .r.urea -l-
s!-Pilfe5 ~ seell-slE rfr-l c.tlf
:, insisting ma hs passed tui ore
seusqt1rs. halt u..s .r1n tte acl--
dent which was re o-y siC-z. hs
saw. and Il vas oasc1-s1 tF steam
from = "a sing engine Apparently
ne c.tcis1 assumed stVf-a. ---s
move pru-eciivr siru2ls -hlr wee
actually ases. since iss s-rines- sesr-
oslr would have Ettsm-tet ir se-7
re existence cf re -su-lr- s.r-sls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

To the odd Fellows, Reoekahs'
Rcvai Neigh bors and al Other friends
who 20 kindly assisted u and sent
fln-zs offerings al the desth ot oar
ses~ ~ite and mother We w.sA 10 ex-
o~ess onr heartfelt thanks
J b De2rsnger
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COAL DEALERS MUST
NOT BOOST PRICES

Ada jane .7-cual dealers ir otls-
ha-z nus %; s55 ic he retail 7r.ea
&c Goa, re extra t-sirti -k;es sttsc-
I've Jane =. sxceri ccal o. Wtieh
re zsvE-ce5 rate hks actually be-
pad ~ TIE dealers. according io p
--ll-r rs, sen; cui 10 .As tael col
-i..es-sn and Goa, dealers O tAs
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SOUNDED SUSPICIOUS.

Mamma have s1yshiiersr p" Ask
es f. r~sr CO poro,tF
O. co1rss nct dear Wat o. yoa
uez1"-
Wen M Trsarher srose y thurce
4 : morning about eh-ldrer's cAilirer
Erd wondered = rad any
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

last member of the famous lafayette
esoadrillc. was killed in an airplsne
accident an France. according 70 a
cablegram received by Mr. Chamber
lain, sr. Chamberlain me, death In
French machine on the French front.
the dispatch said.
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The German military crsl-cs profess
70, 10 be able 4, see phhi iAsl' Ans
.r,1r s.lses were sl--nE = Sa-e q.
.ht German arTe le.s iAtlr eh.ei Ft
Il re-v much ;As SINE oasturi'T G.
.nr ss eeiitnr anywhere IS concerned
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4, .Ae serse " ~rticA We rsNt
beer ~on. 80 .-i-s g sr-es
there are rc armies IN tris sfr-s
ale. there are e-.irt rss.3ors
s---~s --ys .%t --e~ ~'Nc rs-1s :
Z, .ill .re sol ara r-sr re 'se'
torres are rc iess par G. ne
army sna; is In France thar ne
.AIs er5 .re pecrie r-sS cra~
rer eerezt- .re nst.iefsss- 10
.-ls e-c .rt ptcrie rust c'f"
eicse 20 ere cer-5scs f-or' ssa ns'
q ccr,-.or foe- Tris rstisr rte5s
All -,er. b.. /. recess eac- -1sr'
10. ir ire fiel- ;rsi VII -'os'
pleasure hi--. ~. ir TIRE eroesFo'
.hs. will tes. serve .-t ec-1fas1
coco.-Woo--cs ~sls.n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
kktSE SLi>SS4

In rrv garden pSEaoias, 1A-Ass ava =
are chaotic
though ! Planted wen lie l-S''A "0s
bought cellAzra q 'o'als--
Sometimes ers- pad Sly y lesea
ne how
Win The s21nlesi e. s1a-isss AANs
Aos.a AIT -aRe1 ser ines
Az5 Ire sfud-e1 a.. TIE GAIA aeas's
they print
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

American troop -uore-ze1is are I'VE
ronsAs ahead c saAeauls 211 ~ tn-
o. Tie zAr iAst much nearer Speed
e n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

The last call Get rsaaE tof iAs
VA saving dssve-begins early ~
dsr morning. June = TAAis io1as-
row
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

Evidently shs zsvo- q Dvaan
hsz-a from he l-sA- Americans
without CONNIE TO A-sr.ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

Ecw nucA longer VII he ,'oeis
driver Austr.Az cattle ensure Us
P-zss.z- lLsA'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

;ha, she though, YOU had the pre,tissf
mustAche she ever saw
Mr. Young oughtnt 10 tell
things yca hear at the table. Ethel,
Eshei-isu, shes going to give me a
nickel for teiiin- yoa.--S,ray Stories.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
LAST NAN OF LAFAYETTE
EscacriLlE IS siLlE

Minneapolis Ni-1- lrre - Lieut.
Cyrus 2. Chamberlain. son O. 7 4
Chamberlain. s Local hslke-. and ts'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.

Latiile Ethel-Mr Young. my sister
aura said al tae table fns morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
MEMBER OF TAE kSsoClA4 70
PRESS

The Associated Press is s1c.-s-fele
eu,aslad 70 the use .o- -e2na4s<'~is',- !
az Al nsws dispatches CREDITED 10 Z.
or moi otherwise credited II tbs a.,
ana also the local news ~ a-1sie~
herein
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

~NElp Win THE WAR; ouv
SAVINGS srAMpA
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Tks Gsfh-1s Lsu-trE - c71y@la.
= ssrz1cs 7-1css = - cs-. co.
-s1e1-g JE1s --th
New-York tribune., 1918-10-08
CLEANERS.

WHITE WOMEN BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 25 AND % AND WEIGH
ING NOT MORE THAN 40 POUNDS:
LIGHT WORK UNDER PLEASANT
CONDITIONS: NN rCRUBBING:
HOURS FROM $50 A. VI. 10 40
=. NJ; GOOD PAY. APPLY bon
B-S4S. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-08
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COMPANY -
Cleans by compressed air steam hand or o.
floor. 4l0 Esst 4Sh st. COE & BRANDT. Tes
phone 1872 Murray Hin.