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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11

Escambia county's progressive vot-
ers made a sortie against cattle fever
tick supporters last week in the spe-
clal election to vote for compulsory
dipping carried by $50 majority.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
french AND
BRITISH ARE
CONTINUING
TO BETTER
POSITIONS
SITUATION in UKRAIN CAUSES
GERMANS TO DISPATCH TROOPS
THERE; FIGHTING TO BE RE.
SUMED THERE
(By Associated Press.)

London, May 11.-French troops
advanced their line slightly yesterday
evening east of Locre, Flanders front.
the war Office announces. The British
carried out successful raids last night
west Of Merville They took few
prisoners and machine guns. The raid
attempted by the Germans east of
Ypres was stopped by British fire.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
NETH0D|STS TO
BALLOT NEXT
TUESDAY ON
SIX BISHOPS
(By Associated Press.)

Atlanta, May 1.-THE Southern
Methodist General Conference today
adopted the report Of the committee
recommending the election of six
bishops. Balloting will begin next
Tuesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
TOMORROW is
MOTHERS DAY
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, May 1.-The Presi-
dent issued a proclamation today de-
claring tomorrow Mothers Day and
asking observance throughout the
country This proclamation was re-
quested in resolution which passed
the House Friday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
BURNED
TO DEATH At
PENSACOLA;
ANOTHER
BADLY BURNED
(By Associated Press.)

Pensacola, May 11.-Chief Quarter
master Richard G. McCalla, student
aviator, was burned to DEATH and
George I. Henderson, chief quarter
master aviator student, was badly
burned when their airplane fell an
Santa Rosa Island yesterday. Hen
derson is expected to recover.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
Americans BOmbard Enemy
(By Associated Press.)

With the American Forces French
Front, Friday, May 10.-(Delayed-
American batteries heavily lombard
Ell the enemy lines last night with
shells, causing fires in the villages OF
Csntigny Mesnil and st. George, west
of Montdidier, which are held by the
Germans. A German patrol attempt
ed to rush American outposts but
vas driven off by brisk rifle fire
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11

The sponge industry at Tarpon
Springs is pretty solid proposition
Sales there from January 1, 1917, to
March 81, 1918, aggregated ST.
OS5, 200.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
1000 Men Reach Tybee
(By Associated Press.)

Wy 1tooUOIuVCu I 7 Oop'J
Savannah, Ca, May 11.-Four thou
sand drafted men of North Carolina
passed through here today for Fort
Screven, Tybee Island, for training.
Florida troops are expected in a few
days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
Advance Lines
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, May 11.-Heavy artillery ar
tillery fire on the front below Amiens
in the region of Grivesnes- -Mailly->
Rainevall is officially announced. The
French gained ground on the south
ern side of the Picardy battle front,
near Orvillers and Sorel southeast Of
Montdider.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
FAIR WEATHER FOR
COMING WEEK
(By Associated Press.l

Washington, May 11.-Generally
fair weather with nearly normal tenn
peratures are forecast for the South
ern States for the coming week.
There will be showers early In the
week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11
1900 TON SHIP
TO Be LAUNCHED
AT SAVANNAH
NEXT WEEK
(By Associated Press. J

Savannah, May 1.-THE Savannah
Construction Co. will
launch an 1S0O-ton ship for the
French government next Wednesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11

10 photograph the suns corona up
portunity to photograph the corona Is
esordod only during a total eclipse
" ID astronomers are greatly interest
n tbp result of this work as af-
fording opportunity to study the {, com, ),
,,n.,tion Of this great outer belt OF
luminous gases which SURROUND inc
sun. ..,-on ~
photographs also will be taken o. o.
80 CIV in the region of the sun in
search of any stray comet and also 500, o.
,.sa mvtbical planet Vulcan, which
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-11

Kev West now has Chamber OF
Commerce. Keep the bright light OF
activity and publicity shining in ev-
nrv cornet of that Chamber and
things will thrive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
Be TIER HANG A YELLOW
TAG TO THAT CAR
State and County Officials Are
Taking Steps To Run Down
aie Auto Tax Stacker, or
Whom There Are Many

There "a another brand ut slackef
uelde fsom the war activities Kind
Logan eouutys road construction
fDnd evidently but geittnH all That
~ coming 10 "a from automobile own
era. and those owners Who hayc mol
paid their riS tax 70 tho slate hieh
way eomml slou need uoi be sur
lrlsed TO rnd themselves penaiized
49, ihe lhw rovldes u the taN & not
rad soon Action TO thia end wlil
be taken hs The county commission
ors
ConCl0siyo evidence that there ere
number 81 slackefr ceme this week
Il check from the highway DEPART
n.ent to County Treasurer Wolfe.
teyeriug auto taNcs collected Ia Logan
sounly for ,h" month 81 March u
was for ts.rtias Reference to the
records bowed that for the same
month lasl year there accrued from
The same source seel3No
There ~ az iear, third more
ears In Logan county this year than
there were in 1917. therefore tn"
revenue from tbs source should bo
much greater. while instead Il shows
> falling OF
IN lannery 1917 the receipts We're
$1,000. this year the receipts from
ne same 0urce were but ytisa 10
difference Of s2st 81 on ihe v~o"g
de ~ The ledger In February. 1917.
siiN6 20 was received this year tho
recol1ts are only stio2s The total
for the first three months in 1917
WAS s5N70lO~ this year the total for
the aamn period ia tl3ioso, or a
falling OF OF sa2aso from last years
show And this IN ihe face of the
known fact that the car increase IN
the county has been very large
Ina much ~ every dollar of tn"
auto tax. though paid 90 the state
highway commission reyeris 10 the
Counties IN which q Is collected the
counties are interested In seeing that
everybody pave n is divided between
the roads and the schools
WITH present road improvements
IN this county. both underway and IN
contemplation. Il is considered very
necessary that every dollar possibl"
hs added 10 the road fund. There
seems no inclination on the part OF
Tie officials 10 penalize those who
pay the tax within reasonable tim"
after i s. due bat they do object 10
seeing them dodge the tax ahogcfher
Better get q yellow tag OF az least a
receipt for money rald. or trouble VIII
come 10 YOU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
FAIR FOOD PRICES
TO Be PUBLISHED
State Food Directors Asks For
Four Men To Serve On the
Price Fixing Com
mittee

wha, probably IL the first step !.
tixing the price of food sgaiGs has
hccn taken hy the food administra
ton This q The appointment q q
fair-prlee committee in each county
,o keep before tho public a price IS.
a. foods and feeds
Nosiee Of the appointment g such
committee was received hy County
Food Administrator Smith from & y
Ames federal food director for Okla
homa
y want 20 appoint fair price com
mittee in each county % the state
reads the notice The duty = th.s
committee will be 20 act in coaiune
iion with you in keeping published q
price list Of foods and feeds
"rhis price lsi will not necessarily
be what the dealers are charging ho'
what they ought 70 charge Il Is
hoped BY this means 10 keep the price
Of foods and feeds reasonable. l re-
quest you 10 recommend 10 me for
appointment four men in your county,
one OF whom viii represent the agri-
cultural interests. one the laborlng
interests one tho retailers and the
fourth one of general weight 10 in
f1nencc the dealers 20 observe them
On receiving the recommendations ]
shall make tho appointments II = 81
go my purpose 70 appoint p state con
mliiee which will advise with the
county committee in matters in which
hey are interested
John Fields of Oklahoma city has
been chosen state chairman
Mr smith gave & as hls opinion
tia, the creation ~ these committees
* the forerunnor OF the Thompson
BIN now before congress This bil
gives federal food administer Hoover
the power 70 fs The prices OF foods
and feeds. Evidently the Thompscn
committee has given a favorable re-
port on the bin and Mr. Amea dfs'tcs
~ secure his organization before z
becomes Law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
MERCHANTS ELIMINATE
RTTI <DI>c X n FARE PLAN

on account 81 tho constant in
creaslng east a aelne business II has
became neeess s9s 10 either add eA-
ia nsf.ts ~ eliminate ali business
81. enSe And thr Guthrie merchants
Whose names so.low have decided that
ane fem of eN ease thai could he
inflated and that has been some
3 hat abused IS she matter 81 railroad
ras az oat q town customers This
s Il e. sni8 effect on May
Cuthraa mere hants ARE following
sss seesn, u ihea Of other cities IN
aong this oklahoma Cay has oeas-
81 70 pay rsglrcaA faras since Afr.i
IF o Lutr iry Goods GO. Bunls
Try Goods co J J Abel Ruckcr
parton. rentou shoe Store Tom Jen-
Wins Gardner a soeAl b 4 N Wcin
gorger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
OIL INSPECTION CASE
SET ron JUNE II

The supreme court has advanced
and set for aranmanl June / the ap
peal taken BY the corporation commits
sion IA the case In which I'D lioyia
chief miuc inspector. ls attacking the
validity of the act of the 1917 laria
lalure Ia giving tho commission lurin
dlrion GO Inspect refined oils and ga
cline An Injunction was granted ~
l,oylo by tho oklahoma county dll
lriet court and she commission 40.
pealed Later. he commission aakei
Tor supernedean 20 set aside the ~
fert ~ the Sniuneilon This was a..
gued before tho supreme court more
than a week ago. but the court has
not announced ne decision in the ma,
ter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
MN RIal~IRt\TS 10
III PLACED LAST
Men Who Became OF Are Since
Last Registration Will Be
Classified Soon

New ruies regulating use ~ sugar
we're announced ~ the state food ad-
nlInistrxfion today. 20 become efiec-
tIre Nay -. After that tine no re-
fne-. Wholesale iobbef Or retailer
nsv sell % any one rnanafacfBr1ng o.
bctfIing pr0d1cts - sreparatiOn5 IN
vhich sarar must b. used sxos1f On
cer- fscsfe fssse1 ~ ne state admin
i.t-afIon. Thee rerzincates can b.
o5tz lnef o. . sworn stsfenenf from
tts aaslsoan. shicb nsusf - filed win
re state Tod s1ralnisirstor. Tbs
csrtl1cste ther rlsst b. presented
vben = aaDgsy ~ ssgar . souehf
ThIs ruie sppiies - ell ssers u sugar
trc@-< bousehoiderr. tsskers. bofeis
srS rrsesfr nnanuferf ufers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
farmers STATUS IN
NEXT DRAFT ASKED
Adiutant General Is Uncertain
As To Whether the Next
Draft VIII Come From
the Cities Or Farms

Ell Cipson. adlutant general te'e-
graphcd 10 the provost marshal gen
eral n, Washington yesterday 10 learn
whether men actually engaged IN
agricultural pursuits are TO be inclnd 3
"a among NE selected men called IN
the May drail
A. yet no official call has been sent
10 the local boards throughout the
state. bu, The adiuiant general has
notified each board OF the number Of
mon 10 be sent in the draft The
boards we're notified 10 select the men
In the order drawn and 20 Include
men who are employed on farms Two
previous calls excluded men actually
engaged IN agricultural work bu' 'ho
call for the last drafi did not silpuia'e
whether farmers were 10 be included
or not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
ZIG EXPLOSIVES
sIOIsI.s tItI >Ii/tD
Pitcher Man and Woman Are
Arrested In Rooming House
BY Federal Agents

Jopnn. Mo. May il.-Foar trunks
ex- iosise~ - various kinds
vere ~elr.1 BY reprr aeuiAfixea ~ ihe
department - justice and Eoiice ON
sials a. Plchsr. Okia. = miles south
q. here. in q rad On . roemlne house
lssf nIght q beoams kbosn today
The wife 81 the prol,rieior md q
r,.orser we're ARRESTED snd taken -
ulsmL Okia. for investigation The
propriesor has not been iooated. =
81 taii
Defioss anf materials fof the mao
rfssfurs ~ bonhs are sslf 20 have
been founa In fhe trunks The trunk
rscenfly were sent - Pitcher from
weib cts No. and were Traced b.
fsaeraI arrnts The man OBTAINED d
ssid 90 - q German 6escenf apt the
unusr . Russlzn. having couBs - this
coanzy sight years sgo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
ROT SING RID CROSS
MEETING NJ FAIR VALLEY

The council ~ defense Of Fair Val
Icy school District. two miles east of
the city. held rouslnr Red Cross
meeting Friday evening With a large
attendance and deep interest A.
dresses on Red Cross and army relief
work were made by John Adams. nr
] " Duke and Sergeant David J
wenner and Chas Olson. Red Cross
committeeman for Guthrie township
outlined tho work of the Red crofs
drive and organized committees for
tie district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
STORY oF csTeso
RAID IS TOLD

London. Nay -l-The number 81
Officers ard men who took rart in
the oqe-atloa aztfnst TIE zeebrugsc
f.ole on AprI -. claimed the rlTht
e r.~icf,a.e en- -he osfer.d o-ers-ion.
srrs ne Certrsi Sess story o. the
Id md their Ssh vzs grsffied Al
ths -ne- Of fhe vI-1icrive were vol
writer's f-0r ne D,ver 1etrol
A. SIS o'ciock ths Warsiek. Tag
shi1 q s1rnirzl ken. sg1'cd motor
izu-ch which h.d on board tEo off,
os-N = - ue- q tse yin1icfiTs.
N a o. who sss c- . destroyer
cssc-fbed tte ore~zfiorE
-Cp % lsss ociocf ne heard noth-
irr q she erery.- a. sad '-Taen
L. ssns ~ Es4r shslis and nzsb.i
~ asarchiixbrs 4 heavy 5oulh1-.1- -
1lert soiiowed. t<r.rr.ug rhe- ~
s--s sbozf TO sn1 ore haf abe
from ths sb0-e
By fhe Erht - -s-sr sh-iis ard
sez-cHlig1:s osr suoEe s0ee1 "a
foczfed Tk.e1 = f1E cane Cr srl ~
sl--- ss-s prere-.e1 sroz Ca
tinsf-K tbesr v0rk Pr 81 hour fsi-
s.sts q tklrrs co1l-u-5 b1t ther
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
JUDGE H|CKlM REPORTED
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Automobile Turns Turtle and Pins
Him Under. Internal Injuries
Sustained. Accident oc-
CURED Near Saltwater

A lsiephons message from Fnaa-
n.l wslnberEer TO County Attorney
swank today stated shsi Judri John
y Hicsam M ~ith a serious accident
early this morning as BE- was rHrouie
% Guthrie 10 attend ths 'epu5iic-a
county convention here his Afferroon
u seems that his aaio1 oslle sksI-
ded snd piunred over A fnbank-
ueni. pinninr the judge unaes Nhsn
iyund he bad bcen eKp0ssi 70 the
raia and chin morning ar for thr~e
hours and va barely csasrious. ife
ras taken back 70 EuliEafer and is
now under physiclans care. buf ihs
ertent q bis injuries q no. know
He oompisinsd o. pains In chest a~c
heas and 4 4 fhoaFht b. sssiainef
nfernal injuries. Ths sccif nj oc-
Cured shortly Scr s rciock this
corning four niles from suilsater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11

NJ BtR On SUGAR
TO MAKE ICE CREAM

TO encourage the production u
dairy products aud because of the
food values contained IN See cream.
Mo food ndmluistrntion has announced
that ihe manufacturers ~ bee cream
VIII be- allowed 10 obtain 100 per cent
o the amount ~ sugar purchased by
them lar year
judge G u Ancs. state Food admin.
isfnfor. said Yesterday that the man.
nfasiure of sherbeta and water lnas
vas not looked upon fayorably by
M adminisira'lon The National
iro Cream Manufactures assoelation.
t0 which hundreds of Oklahoma COM
anies belong recently issued ln=truc.
flons 90 disoontinno The manufaeture
~ sherbeis and water leo. until faf-
fher notice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
THOUSANDS or AMERICAN
TROOPS ON WAY TO FRANCE

wzsnirs;or. Nay ff-A'troueh Am
e-lcar troops are 1oira over seas 'n
large ngrnbers the ordnance depart
r.en, mas been able &c keep up with
ire new program. ard every soldier
Or board transport Is fully eo0lppec
~si.h arms. .he department anroSnc'
eJ today. ARTILLERY and machine guns
already are - France IN suffIcienf
Quantities. 4 yzs said. 20 NEE; in
recis.e ce-znos. :; ~ss announces
;cosy ;hs, considerably more thar
half million American soldiers were
,o~ n Europe ard ~ August Gre
r-uiior would be .; the frort.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
MACKENSER'S ARMY FACES YANKs
ON FIGHTING FRONT IN FLANDERS
Eight Killed
When Nitro
Plant Bioms Up

wsilsbura. " Va. May ii---A
umher of men are eepartcd dead ln
az explosion a. the nl,realyeerlns
psarf. o,&neH by tho louise Coat
company. a. Cross Greek. five
miles fresu here tluht men. ae
cordlng 60 the report, were ~
~crA IA tie building when sne ~
plorior ooeurred.
invessiu alton IA being made ~
the dlkassr. Federal officers arc
working OF the case. This a the
third exposion ln thls vicinity
within two weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
FRENCH ADVANCE NEAR
lOCHE AND rERkiLLE.

L.oraou. Nay fs-y'rench troops ad-
va-cea their Nne slightly yesterday
evening east ~ Locrs ard captured
several p-1seacTs We carried oct
suroasstui raids during The night west
a. Ne-vAie and brought back few
= soners and machine guns 4 rad
ATTEMPTED ~ the e-emy eas. o. lfres
xzs z-o-Ded b. our fire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
MILLION ANo HAlF HUNS
ON wrsrrHN FRONT

win The nrltlAh Armiea IN France.
May u one ~ the husest cuncan
'rationa ~ troops ever assembled an
any hattie hleld llsa today inaldr ,hs
great bulge In the limo witch Ags
down past Arran, AmlenA aad Mons
dldlcr
North OF ihla. IN tho salient pointing
toward Ilaxnrhrouck. u recondasy
concentration but proportionaiely
Important mile for nllie
These are ready 10 strike
Facing them are tho gallant Franel
the luiperturable british and the val
guard of eager Americans. waiting 'oF
tho show 10 begin.
win nindenhnrs NJ, again against
the Fiomlsh hills
VIII he make another amaah towarl
AmiensY
WIN he HI, soaihward toward Com.
picFne'
or will he suddenly swerse 20
totally different ncene'
Tho future will settle these quca
iions nui the buik % his army now
appears 40 be opposite tho two the
tors named
Apparently there has been a shin
In ,he German command The indl
cations are that Crown Prince Rap
procht ~ bavaria now commanTs
only iho foarih and sls'h armies down
90 near Arfaa NaeAsnsen = reported
opposite ihe British rlEhi flank. sesn
inriy saudaihoed between Rupprechi
and Crown Prince Friedrich wilhe'n
OF Prussia AZ are plentifully sap
piled ~ith eaan0n fodder
Won Armin hss same nineteen disi.
sions fstsooo meal between Yprea
sna niiioai a front ~ about eight
mlissl ~ The ~ and reserve Ven
quasi has 80 divisions l1se oeo meal
bet4oen nsillsui snd i.ens erparhlf
q = nile froail Non nsio~ has A.
divisions usooooi msnl bst~sea
Lens and napaume tabout 70 nile.
yon Der asr~ifs bas 20 dislsio-s
$50 900 n,enl betveen napaame AL
ere Atre river lsboai g mIle.i vol
ilufier has 1s divisions ifeo 300 meal
from the Ayrs - the Soyon resioi
fai5ouf 1s miles
These total abaai s. divisions f7ls.
ooe msnl in ihs lice. ard some sisig
divisions fsoeo msnl - resefst
Ths dispafeh ~ouid indicate that
Haektnrsn. ths eon1ssroF - Rauania
and srrhla anf ne director ~ ~
last bir ffsilsn drive b. in oommanf
81 the Cerman armies in the Anisns
rerHn ehere Anlsriean trocps are
rghtinr The dlapafeh ssis this &C..
ran commander i reported oppcsi'e
the British rirht nank- shleh =
luposeso - convsrrs alta TIE Frenrh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
IIlcH SCHOOL BAItAItt'-
REtTE SERVICES At " T.

The closing exerclsea ~ The Guthrie
heh school VIII begin with the hae.
calaureaie service at y ~ SUNDAY.
Nay ~ AZ the Firrt Methodist church
Rev Maddox pastor % The First Iinn.
'it church viii deliver The scrman.
The clasr day EXERCISE will be held
a. the h'rh school auditorium ws'd.
ncsdny night. May sand
on Friday nlrhi May 2iih. Dean
> G Monnct of the law Phool of The
state University will deliver the
commencement address AZ the First
Methodist church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Arhur szank vas named chair
nan ~ the Renubi.oan county con-
.arfsor thi. Afternoon and Senator
John Gosotie was honorei BY the
convent ion by yose giving him au-
tho-ifv fo name the delegate 20 The
state Convention A. srees time
coiobie was delivering an address
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11

The second War Fund campale ]
of the Amsriyan Rcd cross Wal
soon fire its openng gun The Red
Cross has a biz Job and its needs
ara propuriionaiei the goal 'ale
time ii one hundred million dol
lars. And as Americans we aee
uoi going ia lol them tall short of
II This greu net OF mercy drawn
through an oeran of nnspeakahie
pain shall nos lose the strength of
as smallest uaosh ii you and | can
help Is
America has never turned q deal
car ia the eell cf humanity, 70 the
weak and oppressed She gives her
sustaining hand And $50 Il must
always be Americans. when ina
time comes. GIVE and give until
your heart npys stop" liamani'
tys sun must never set
This Is Altnisms great oppof
tunily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11

MAY CONDUCT sunday
SCHOOLS IN GERMAN

Tiiiman county council % defense
has de1reee that sunday school and
p.ayer meetings may be conducted 30
German In that county. but that 81
sermons mast be preached IN English.
IRE orier has 10 do specifically with
community ot Germans of The
Fr,eian German Congregational church
rear Manron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
aRIrlsn ADVANCE

British Army IN France, Nay IL
British troops s.orneec Seffaah
trenches near Albert again iooas ana
drove the ener-y back tive rliles'
,.-.soh,erlrQ TIRE iine ard bringing
vr heavy artillery anc planting the
DO qD-s or hier ground taken fror
.he Germans. This IS an important
ssrtaee poirt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
DIR [ ~~liIN 10 SPEAK
on WAR MONDAY E\E

Dr Ussher. noted war worker. viii
esr.e ln the ,tfy Monday morning
He viii speat at the Rotary club
luncheon az noon
Al $50 he viii address public
iaeetnE lfreei al the city hail ~
experiences in Turkey will be given
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
THOI SANDS or AMERICAN
TROOPS ARE NOW rot H.
NC INTO FRAME. WI
Il0\ MIN FROM | t<lItb
STATES WILL. Bi On TIL
FRONT BN NJ Gt II


paris. May if--srercr trcsps to.
cs,. following lp the advantage gam
- i tAe drive yesterday, advanced
ror,hsses, % Nono der sever seven
r,ilts tocay. driving thr Germans
hses I'd capturing both eurs and
r,er. More trsr 800 prisoners were
tsker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11

Thss new German scouting aifplNne
MAS taken by the allies lusi before
tAe gr,at German drive hegan Il
IA lie known 10 them the Kind oi MA
shtne Witch woala he used IN the bal
lie Tho phosnrr d show 4 british
officer climbing into the plane FOR an
examination Since the battle began
many dosens q these have heen
brought down 81 allied asiatnrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
MILLIONS APPROPRIATED
FoR MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Washington. May ii-An appro7ri-
On q sss.coc. 600 10 provide for
rieoitai necessities o. the forces nov
under arms and those about 10 be
assembled under the new draft was
ssked % congress today By the war
cseartrlent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11
WOMAN, RICHLY G,isBfD,
DRINK On TRAIN

a woman r.ehiy garbed and wear
inr many diamonds vas 4,iaced in ne
,-1lice siailoa a. 6avuiga and heid f'ii
rhe wss daiy sober. she waa iaksn
osf srsir e. ne de5,Di by ber -scoft.
xso ssked thsf shs - detalnei she
nre the naae u Mr. Ienra ksa'er
tsoaea ofncsrs ssid ~ 49, ~ fae
famous Mr. Tester - Tuisa