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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-08
TELEPHONES.


s.ss %'m'n' Council Of o'''o''' Maple
RED Cross, Chapter ssersts'y, Ma.
pie 2ss2
a.e oto.. Financial Secretary,
Maple 2s62.
Civilian R,llsL Maple 12o.
Walnut 500.
slss Han Unit Of Red otoss. Maple
Rsels,ratlon offices for asd Gross
classes In first aid, homs care o.
the sick, ana dlstetles, Maple 1873.
Saturday has been designated the clos
Ing day for women wishing TO register
Tor summer classes In ,tenographie work
aud French. These classes are 10 be
carried on by joiHt committees OF the
women's county council oi defense and
the Y. W. C. A. throughout the sum
mer. beginning May l. Mrs W. s.
> Hanson OF the Y W. c. A. says that II
Is necessary that at least 100 women
register for stenoeraphic work and fifty
for French before the expenses can be
met The classes will be held in the
high school until June ! when they will
be transferred to the Irving school for
the remainder OF the summer A fee OF
S will be charged for the stenographic
work and $50 for French.
Women Of the ST. Pau's Parish Red
Cross unit will meet tomorrow ior the
day in the parish house to make hos
pital supplies.
4 Refugee articles made by the pupils Of
the school in the city last week and
turned into central Red Cross work
rooms late Saturday include from
the Franklin school fiity-iiye articles
and gun wipes Eugene Field one baby
blanket; Jefferson kindergarten, three
pillows; Jefferson school. iorty-iour
CuIbertson, thrty-seven; Lowell, ninety
three; consolidated district No 2, sixty
nine and gun wipes; Harmony, seven
feen; Lincoln, nine; Wheeler, thirty
: nine; Putnam heights. 40; Sooner
sixty-three articles and 22j first aid
bags; district No. p, U2. and Culbert-
son, forty-two.
The South Town Home Demonstra-
hon club will meet tomorrow afternoon
At 2 o'clock in the community house
kitchen when lta Ross, assistant county
home demonstration agent. will give a
lesson on the cookery OF fruits.
Mrs. Claude r. Mccartney, secretary
OF the civilian relief department OF the
Red Cross, says that those people who
have sons in service who formerly lived
In Oklahoma City and who wish theii
names to appear on the Chamber o.
Commerce roll OF honor must send then
h to her office in the Empire building
not later than Wednesday. Thename'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-08
W6tt(ens WarWofk

OF the men are TO be written on parcN
ment put into a bronze box and set In
the Oklahoma Cily municipal water
works dam.
Pauline Witherspoon, Red Gross field
secretary. left today for Norman where
She will ahlst in complete organization
The Sixteenth and Epworih Red Cross
unit will hold It's weekly meeting TO-
morrow IN the Epwofth church, Six
teenth and Mckinley streets.
The Green Meadow Needle club will
sew with the women OF the Shields
heights unit on Wednesday afternoon.
A hotel for American girls and wo-
men has been established in Paris by
the Y. w. {. A. and is already filled
with guests enthusiastic OF its praise.
The social rooms here as elsewhere in
the association buildings are free to all
girls and women at any time during i9e
day or evening no matter what their
nationality may be and they can 60
there 10 read or meet their friends
There IA also accommodation space Tor
go people and the restaurant and tea
room is also open 10 visitors.
Eghty.eight American women are
daily serving 20,0O0 soldiers in canteens
operating on the French army lines o.
communication. according TO W. 5. Pat
ten, director OF the department OF mill
tary affairs OF the American Red Cross
in Paris. What the men have done
for the soldiers al the front" said Mr..
Patten. "the American women are doing
for the soldiers in the more retired sec
tions. -Four canteens are now In opera
ton on the French army lines OF com
municalion and the meals served are
greatly praised by the men
Because the stopping Of the distiller.
les in Norway has caused a shortage OF
yeast. a company has been formed to
manufacture yeast by new process that
is said 10 use no grain as raw material,
thus the grain IS conserved in the max
ing Of yeast.
Class No g in home care Of the sick
will be organized tomorrow at 7:JO
o'clock in Mrs c. L. Daugherty's home,
7l0 East Ninth street with Miss
Rennette Hill as instructor This Is a
continuation OF DR.. w. J. Jolly's class
in first aid, whose members have taken
that examination. Glasses Nos ! and
2 in home care Of the sick will be given
their examinations this week The time
to be announced later. Miss Hill who
is registrar for Red Cross classes says
that evening lessons in home nursing
and dieteticS will be organized this
week and those wishing this instruction
telephone Maple 1913
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whether an appeal is debatablc The
questions of order and objections TO
the consideration Of questions was also
dwelt upon Leave to withdraw a mo-
ton suspension OF rules, whether they
are debatable or unbeatable, all came
up for discussion under incidental mo-
(contlnusd on Page Q, Column I.
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This young woman is the M. Cox"
whose name is signed TO thousands Of
allotment checks received by the iami-
lies OF Uncle Sans soldiers. She Is
deputy director OF the Bureau OF War
Risk Insurance
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Sales and Fashions

New things pouring er and creations apparel white
millinery fabrics ETC. Early Spring merchandise flowing essened
pre OF particular interest this week the 0000 Sale Of Home Fur
nngs drapees connes ecat savings Of 209
Always something doing here This store knows dull periods
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~ Abtb WV W
to select "the prettiest."
VESTS Of piQue, Swiss and
gaberdine, for tailored suits, at
$3.50, $500 and $3.50 each.
VESTEES of piQue, organdie,
georgette and net, for coats,
dresses and waists, high and low
neck styles; white and colors
at sl25, $50 to $3.50 each
COLLARS Of Swiss and
pQue, for coats and dresses, at
SOC each.
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
Of satin, St. Gall Swiss, organ
die, pique and gaberdine, all
white, at soc to $3.50 set.
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
of colored saiinss and organdie
in plain colors, plaids and
checks, at 7,e, 500 to $3.50
each.
COLLARS AND COLLAR
AND CUFF SETS of machine
filet, in coat set rolls, at si.00,
$50 to $3.50.
WINDSOR TIES in all the
new colors, plsids and large
polka dots, both light and dark
patterns, at soc each.
ORGANDlE RUFFLING for
collars and cuffs, in white, rose
and French blue, at si.2s and
sl.So yard.
SCOTT HALLIBURTON CO.
MAIN FLOOR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
Harris Throus q Scare

Big Jn Harris chief several villages " Repnh
ascan wgwans s-ciass fellow when separated from the
band wagon the hgesi hear IL Fcrd II the Reruh
cans Of Oklahoma had the opportunity fhey w6d snpgc
Mr. Murray and fan he wlnkcd The wink
susceptible Of Interpretation If Murray nominated
the Republican nominee beat him.
II ANYTHING calculated make okah05na Dcsaocras
sncrv ii claim that Republican beat hn After the
PRIMARY vel have od-fashioned OF campaign
There charges repulsc and Whale
we ne waiting for fall bond campaign N enaoy
vi paeal fireworks We had well get ready fer IL
We accept the challenge 1T aim Harris If Mmrrzs
Doninafed be can beat any Republican has nominated
Murray has done nothing his political ie
essfn Republican attack II loyal Democrats who resent
Republican interference Democratic matters remain stead
aSt in support Of doctrines there he
excuse Harris and his crowd that they
even gave the Democrats close race
Harris has slandered great many loyal Democrats u
Oklahoma II the gnise d complmeniing Murray with
Republican he has sought pun fear IN the heart "
Murray supporters In the hesr1 alchemy has arned fear
10 courage has in We know lo Of men who
han made up minds on The governor who no"
are beating the bushes for Murray. and they sho~ bg S
Harris thing or fwo.
Western OIL News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

The following Interesting leiser
ic Mr. and Nr SAN Lyons WIS re-
ctavet TODAY from thslf sol fsoga,
zho y viii iAe sss Fed Hospital IL
ihA -alTh SANITARY train
Dear FnIks---l arrived here TINS
afternoon Es6 q nice lr17 We we're
CT The road from MoDdAy morning
rrul this srenL ;. j took sixteen
coaches 10 ncrt ns four hasTlihl coris
ana NY the WAY they were All Pail
Hazns TOO We stogPea tuEf hynrs N
Bgfsllo yeEsrdsF- Thai sure IL a
tine place ! fhfnk when ] rei out
nf this IL VAL be The east Tor me We
are trsakfxss in Cleveland yesterday
usorrsnr. We PASSED through nlns
states cn The rsp whsrt were Texas.
c'flsAcrnt Missouri lllinois. .n1isnh
Ohio. Pennsylvania. New jersey. and
enee1 in New ynra I aslatrs Indiana
ts the -noss vide awake u1s q thin
al. Every tcwr ws pEsssd through
here Vas a bunch 81 girls anc
r cshtrs Bi iht tsr.o; fo give ns candy,
magazines and cigarstg IN ert1E
i,wr all along ihs way the Re6 Cs0ss
.essed us The SAME wIy and ~ The
ma we rescte5 here we've Amos.
staos1 down wit. shines 10 AIT ant
snoks
Believe ne the Red Gross is ne
treaties. thinr n The EoTld J. ieuPls
q 1ls uulr see EhHs .hsY 80 .o- tb@
bcyE ,hfv wonl6 boost j = the liu-f
be east Is sure patriotic more 80
hnr IRE wasf J; was The prput IA
hs- tnt refhs- who has / hsv ever
as-s tAE: rEe. Is Ire rlEs hand ant
fres 6; - lrtl ~t wer. on; &.
rht
= :; Gun ne rIiontl had ~
NC A -ese-rsE tc- Is ~ vt c1ul1
.sht Believe ns We sure did need
ss we r5; 7rsttv a-r-F -5ting
.v Lake E-ss rnt = = cE--kir,v
nos-eri w1sn We E-.vas Il New
rf tAls E.se-nsa1 We tnssk aoSs
--0ss IRE r.t. - 7soaEr-. wsrs
re Same q Liberty whoa e
1noer<ri iAe1 unte- ne B-oaklE-r
ere. pas TcSawc--k iuld1nr =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
sAMMT's SISTER MAY
NOW JOIN RED CROSS
Coyer1Der, Has Changed Rule
and VIII Now Issue Passports
To Sisters Of Soldiers IL
the Service

w4shinrzun. grar s1-Becauss he
American BED Cross. The Young Ne1 :
Christian BasoclEiion Rnd other allied
BODIES DONG v1r work n France are
snaflt 10 Obtain 3 suffcsers 1umos-
e. women workers. fhe VA delEri-
uent yr-ohihitior zESinEi grsnttnE
passports te reisr1Fef q Cf.lcsrs and
n,en N rhs American exp-1i .sorn-y
tc-ces va modified sodty h. Gen
s-si Ns-ch chief of var. 80 as q
permit sisters e sol1ie-s K serve As
r-orEs-s unoe- certain cortitio-s
The o-ot- provides that ire sisters
ruusi be dulr sccrecne6 members q.
cns q tbs authorized o-rr-Es-i0-s-
-rcs- bt -s-aczl1-1r qualified .ur ist
rr-f 70 bs d1ue. rust X es-' g
Frame as varks-s ard nc1 ~ rsls-
tivss. must -na&s no effo-z 90 risii
relatives z Frznce wbefhsr sick c.
xtl. rn1s. b. returned bone b. he
C-Esnizatirr q Which thsE belong e
-l.sr rioisrt the rules as aid dcp- hT
Re oe1a-z-neu.. AID nuEs zrfonsfic-
y - returned hons II 1bsF MARY
f5ce-z - s1ltic-s n tbs A1e-ics-
zs-sliticnars fg-ces after thar sr1T-
. strr.Sd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
NIEY KIDNEY PILLe
SALVATION ARMY FUND
BY WAR COUNCIL

Oklahoma Csir. july sl-Ap3lica
ian q fhe Saira-ior AIRY 10 raise a
Tts sund IL Ollahsrnz has received
fht endorsement q Tie state Council
~ Defense The money. il was sx-
,-Klne1 hv representatives 81 TIE Az
nv. WI * used it erec; ant rAs--R-r
tuls along Ire western asitie -roris
= rur-og.e And .o GIVE AID 70 Ane-s-
CAL soldiers w'berersr hey may ee sis
iis,r.ed TIE drive 10 -Eiss The tuncs
wlll re stE-ted X Aurust y wKs stated
CrrKnizBt1uns WI Re perfected = sT-
cry county % fhs STATE and he drive
VII De conducted along linss similar
= ihe cAnpzig1 ruBde .a- Liberty
.nars and Wa Cross work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
0lEY hIDNEY rI
NEW CORPORATION RULE
CUTS DOWN CHARTER!

Oklahoma CITY, Jaiy si.-Require
e II q person proposing - orrsnize
aev companies In which stock must be
sold To first Submit ihelr plans 10 the
r2piis. Issues Committee = apparent
(. stfec1ang issuance Of charters by
t.e Secretary OF State Previous 10
l.e time the order was given, ten or
ff.een charters daily was a fair aver
age Now the maximum is less than
n&.t this number any day. Bat the ot
3co is rsceiring many Inquiries about
he rev sysiesn Secretary L Lyon
-saIoi refuse 10 issue charters 70 any
yne he tells them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
.DOUGHB0Ts GET EVEN WITH
THE 5000 lO0E|AG A|RN[N

London. July sA-t ncle Sam al
non have been restHe ahead VITA TIE
( IS in manner which aroused the
eAry q. their infantry and artillery
colleagues
However, the 6oagaaors 2rse tbs Al
L taesynen had thslr reFenge
hzglish girls are not aware thai
tAs American air'msn weA- white
siznds On their caps and BATS to dis
frErish them from the other branches
G. the seiv1cc.
that is where the do4gAa'oys CAME
II
They tod THE gl'ls thai the Si-1nen
xure she white hands iU iDdicsie they
w.rx IN walking Quarantine -pu
snr io Al eullreEs 81 munlps a. the
t5np
Fy- weeazs now Ihk airnsen have
hssn s,Ting to Eve down their "splen-
dia ISOLATION
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
Is | RI N { / IL
WORKERS ARE
FAST WORKERS
I<Dl 'STMAL BOARD GlsES
OFT STATEMENT THAT
FEMNE EMPLOYEES ARE
FASTER THAN THE
MALE

BosDoa. Jalx 3d. Favorable resnlEs
tsom tAs wartime emgsayvnen' Of
women IN the metal trades are as
serted n a rep0rs issnea hx he Ia
iisnsl industrial conference board
In summarizing information obtain
ed for ~ establishments The repofi
sssd tha1 employers generally com
mendea women rs more thorough and
conscientious, producing less spoiled
ers ana beang raore careful VIII
tools Eren where the quantity 81
v~ark grocuce6 was less than thar d.
men the quslsfy WAS frequently bel
fsr Women also we're reported a.
more 1e8chsble. more regular 8r
production Ane as not showing the
tendency 10 restrict output which the
reaorg sa3d. was sometimes character
isiac q men.
Il the main, w0msns work hBc beer
confined 10 the Lighter processes II
! hicA rapidi;y and aesterity were
.slars important shAn technical skil
acquired As hong training Comparing
the oulpai % wairea and men, The
resor1 showed that II esiahlsshnsnis
ns the ninefv seven furnishing speci
sac Information On this point. an
"a here men and wumen we're sIn-
pAoye6 on the same processes. the cut
put of women was equal 10. and ire-
cnenilK. greater thar thar ef men
Il muuitior plant m4nasa<tGrins
fuses women operatives on ar.l
PRESSES and milling machines we're
found 10 Re from = 10 20 per cen
ths,er thar that Of men
General acceptance BY employers O
the principle of the equal pay fos
equal work was indicated 4 con.
5Erlson os wemens wage wah tsaoss
e. men engaged on the same process
e in the 1le establishments mAk.ns
q nple;e statements On out1Hs ant
wages showed that il ;lfty woner
received cquAl prr and in twenty
eight equal piece rates bat lower
time rates IN only twenty eight es-
lsbhshmenfs were the women pzi3 a
lower scale than men fo- both vsecs
Nork and tine work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
JACK RABBITS, FORMERLY
AP[sT, NOW RESOURCE

chsrerne, W'yo. 5nlF E-Ihe low.S
Jhcs rabbit. here.n.ore considered
wvonang's worst pest NAV become
he states greatest natural resource
Eastern capitalists are building 10
Chsyenne an1 cRspe- two grna. col1
$ o-aee plants 70 be occupied tx-
olns.rs1v by the cSrcasses q jack
rshh.ts. The plants VIII Store each
f,ae usa rEbbiis The hackers o' The
7lAn are arranging for fan rahn drives
throughout TIT SLATE The meat VII
he stored Az. sin1wed hack - east
err ciues. where gESks are consac-
e. &c 6 dslicEcgl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
-lNs PREPARING
Fus-Iss Fls-r

tcoNYINUED rEoz PAGE oNEi
allied efforts Monday were rrpalsed
everywhere
Some q Serrnanys Supposedly hes7
divisions. the fourth PrassiAn guard,
md 3 Bxrh-iEn division. we're olpon-
snts n ne American boys from The
middle vess and eastern states The
Americans had ogi-toughi them Mon
.Er N III bsitle sor Se-rF sn6 deieA;-
&C them ht6iy T8esaky. although The
s1ery soushf rHliEuiiF
The Germans we're driven ever the
r-drt no-rk G. Se-gE 1nd uui q he
villages q Serignes- -es-Nssles and
Nesles Bifiel fighting took glEct n
ho,t places buf when night tel The
onlF Germans remaining II TIE rl-
isges we're 1ss6. victims q their Oxn
rsl1-. ye-x few prisoners were tRf-
IL. 80 desperxfe vEs the coznesi waiet
p red throughout ne entire osy
Nesss forest prr.ssA,r VII ee defend
O. as s.oufly a. WAS the ground a.
ready taken tT The Americans Ma
cline gun ard ARTILLERY FIRE forms The
main uarz C sst enemy defense Ger
nan shenrrs t-on the forrest hov-
ere-. hss had hfsls effecs sexlnsf TIE
Americans. The zIliec position ssou'
se-rr also vss tnr-orea sT ne CAP
Ire .. HI 80. . he sor-as1si- AT
Nfich commands Cie-res
Determines cuurfs-z-g ~ tAs tnf-
~ dursnr ths past - h1u-E 'nss
srsiosss ihss the German c-Cvr prlrcs
he,isres Re has pl;ss-ss1 "a snourf
rus l. r-s7z-et fo- hsErT f.-htnl
srxtr -,crtrr 71--tw1-d J. Is ~
srrr-usshls. nsssTe-. that -hs s-j~t
pressure hns t.es- - fu-rs<ui tnss D
hss beer ua-r-e.iet - CO ne F.ru1E
ss scr = rsa- rusrt rrtzirr 4 =
De- % t.-ossr ~ <z.s snt sto-e
ma are sssr ~sffi- ths sz1s1-
Csns-si Foch spss-sr-iT aslere'
r. car Srsrs ne Ge--nsrs = Fesls e
btyont a-t ths A-s-scz- Eocusss !
a zsp i ths- ti-e-i11
II F-1rss-s the sI1et l.aEl11- "a.
h<s- smr-vres szr<hs- -t-o1Eh =
cxVzu-e Of Ns-r1s ~ AEs--ziia'
.rao,s isst resk Fssis NzrsAs
f,alr1 r7selnE = Flz-6s-z a-t Ps<
s-1r = kaTs-r lrc-ess-rg s11u=ss- I
re tski-E rs Ne--ss ne A1s-r8li1r
z-cr--s 1ss p-ssuzs-s and ssD
t-snck r1r-z-s AT n.zralns EEEl
Ths Ce-1H1s z-s -s-s-iz1ins - bcz
hs-tE-r ne -sT -.oEl-5uzs
Es-o-zs received Z stozkhslz a.
ssss 20 i,Eics-e 1tz- n .zZ g =
.ra<hsvzk rr-s---sx- srs--r s- 50
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ea uprising &. wuTiszser snd peasants
Il approaching The American and
allied embassies to Russia hsre reach
as Kanoalassa. n Russian Lapi1na
Hlter having been ordered IRON Nol-
nedA by ihs holshsriE eovern-ns'nf-
hich wanted them sc come 10 Mos
COW. and is s'e .orgea u have attempt
ed to hold them in Arehsnfel The
American and allied consHls IN Mos
COW remain a. ihsir Fosis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
Letters from Our Soldier Boys

* some sight 10 see the sky line oi
ths SKY srrBpers in the fog Ati"'
EerllnE 20 BrooKlv. We look me M
der ground railway 10 Long Island.
r hare We are uaw located OF course
We hsve1t bea- issu@s passes 20 Eatii
Neg York. tut think We VIII iunOr-
r.v II We Ga ] VIII ten Won more
Hbon; il. Love io tA
FIoya LTons.
s4s FYe'd Hospital 151th SANITARY
4 rain. cama Nils boas Island.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

cl their last a4enps. soapie6 with
he success of he Fr2acc- American
,sash. have 3eEaoralixed them 10 snch
gr exsens hat they Will De GnaAie
tc again strike blow 81 Any great
sirengih Il looks as il the hlii~s
have definitely turned the tide Though
the Germans are not licked vet
When they DC laaneh their nex, o.
fenssre the Germans max ne expected
K fhrow in their snaximnrn strength
Icr they realize something which rrSs-
rrer officers conceded America
makes German rirsofy impossible
II il not ohszined before November
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a sIANpgs sEFurEp.

Az segor within the draft age. who
haa been examined for military serv-
see Ana rejected BY tAe surgeons on
account Of taalsy vision. dropgea inso
the Friars club and. 10 an interested
rroup. proceeded "a describe the tests
Il whleh he'had been subjected.
Why. yoa've GOT myoria," SPOKE
NJ HARRY Davidson.
Yoar mistaken Mr. Dasidson.r re-
Ilsed the ycgth. with some heat u
haven't COT anything that belongs 10
yca. Saturday Evening Post.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31
OF GUTHRIE Mlll
SWELL CROWD At CONGRESS
fcoNTINTED from fAsE oNm

-shous he Chxmbs- q Commerce 81
tie, have no auto q their osD
ne Rotary Cque Al once signifr1ng
reas ness 10 be 81 The lone NJ -.se
rcrap,ly. ana gt1 EsusF inene@ng
-thfrs To 90 iktwasA- Thns IS your
ar.A4-: Il j. ihs immediate AFFAIR q
.rerr citsser u iht enfire county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

Rick uen srt thetr sons are
uakinF <acrifscss q lie ueaitk
and comsor- r aoe sropsrios 70
fheir uslter
ACTIVITIES tkst rsrs 70 destroy.
disrr-d1 n- cisrozrsge k,resr
~sz1ts saiaes a. s-os7=r1,y q ne
snzire nztio1 snS cripsse rs poxsr.
CizztlC zn1zsfries nzke MS
rstio- Eizs-fir and give 4 tszrzy-
in< -u,=y-spes1irr- r,o.eT-iz,s-
inT po~s-z =crz1 - srrses q s1;-
Eis-s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

German Fe-ees Are ssols oiSSo.rsee
Americans sessrseo as Noss Blood
tri-sty soc.es -sse &c Face.

to0NTINuEo TRcN PAGE ONK
q; over ana il seemed to be 4 seibsci
i0 the advance, fcr crossing he road
meant i considerable loss rrari-
1rouslE. however. iheg agreed 70 s5-
,ancs anyhow. ~siA ; plld yel they
cssA-c across me road. routed tht
huns from the buildings Snc t1Bgk
t8e rest os the cour- yard They
kllieo them al with bsyonels I'm
how tbe Americans 1ghi
The Germans say ne AMER u
IRE he nosi bloot-ihirFfv c. az TIT
RACES thsy are fighting The Amer
Gems Just isuEh and SAY ne GernAnf
lave ru1 q los coming 10 then yet-
thai they have 9uss sos sample Q,
ths AI1e-l4xnk-
During TIE morning J seri . IN
rome C the reglzeuL which 4 th'
frort lsDs. and talked 10 a cha Ian
from New York. Who has besn iirirt
4 4 dGg-uut he SAYS the AMER
car s-oo7s s-s q rough bui fins
character sn6 sins quality q fiEs :
crs
- he'd funeral Fe-rices ever twc
rnea isst riEhL he ssid. -sne rssr
the serrios ~ noorlieht The boss
wtrs .ouchet- bsf nos ss6denes y
frt efters-
t-er-s-s t-e % Sire vyss.
Ore of the ms- su-sed las; niyH;
vas . Ni56se we4fe-1e-. = 1nt ty1~
q Ausriczr ci.zren Re vas k'rs-
- shrsrnei and xhsr NE foun<
In hs boz. o1 as noeT a ie;te- y
tsd xrs.fsa-sbsi had r8s nslisd .:
rs wife. zssEar be- 70 tsks care d
lis Sundsr schosl e-sss u-fzi - -
ta-1a>
A1o.h.- hos Eas bs-set = tsF q
f-- az1 u ~ prese.cs q his tr9<he-
Thsr cane fron lndlzrs Tbs O.
Who vas Bsfr ~zs sombs-. bus 10
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in rhs g-sre Wh.1 the Es-Tsc- va
. crs- n sz5f - ne -1f's = = -
rer . rss II Huns We sers6as 4
rst a. 1ssss tkr.s casa - -oy y
is Eons
n. Ge-zszz az lke,T g s-s-
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rEll NEVER kNo wwnv

English Soldier fvho has had the
mirror OF his trench 2eriscope broken
ty q German hulles Look az thsf.
Icw. There's seven years bad luck
for some hloumln' boche and the
hlighier doesn't even know it,
Nalestone<.
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Aznrsrzsz. y1lrs 3e-icprssp0ad =
~ 4 tts Associates Pressl-7hs
ss-ozs -h-nrsr z-uns- Z ne Rire-
-li.t resr Tetscher- whicA scru-ti-E
:, pc<z,x- tz-sef n Germany. r-edic-s
txnz1s Wien seen j. nov sis1sls
- tbs 1rss aine zs,c~ t1s bir va
F-r-sE :
-Es tfr SIZE les = ne k'e< e TIE
--rer and tas rsr>< BE. -isfs,s ssrs
q. II sz1z-d1nk1y ,cv u6e- o. The
sz1-s = r1tssnse = Cd Ce-usr-
-E7en ,. 80 r,~ - WI prer
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War Don Is for Women

Dons - .s4so1ss @ 0shsr Euu-
- rhose men -es 60 ~ fruzr q
a.. fs1r a. hon.e ziass 80 s1spi-
cieas Q, notiFE q lnnss.oes.
Tns o-Esr1zstls1s and I'D Irid1sls
az a. paris q q c0zplirstst urs-
cbfns- e4rh uoz nusz tt II. s.
rlzus ard u.1rs rts. nee5s1
Dorr E--szE n fzlsesscf thst
tkiz fs -srh zs1f va
= r befrx fonrht - ~ ~el-
fare of tss poor 49, ~ tss p.ris
ro-k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-31

,rr1meng On recnrd of falling from
gaovsng AirplAne With q parachute.
Captain Sarres dropped 500 yards
whh an umbrella IL yards in diame-
In and landed safely