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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
PIONEER MILLS NOW
WEAVING DUCK CLOTH

fCONTlNgED FROM PAGE oNED
The firm VIII have about lso men and
women in its employ
The irvine plant nov nses zoe bales
e. Oklah0ms cotton yer month. and
the weaving industry VIII consume
lse bales ger month addiiioaAl nsA-
ing total monthly consumption Of
2se h1,es. Or z-ees bales per wear. The
OUTPUT from both plants has ben sold
FOR tren SIX - eight months il al
vance q Trodnction- and ne eenan6
Il practically ulii-stA
The Installation 81 me weaving
plant makes imperative rl2-r TN
irorenenis and extensions n new
hoiler house y nov II sv7ocess o.
t-ecs1un. Erc new boilers of he lsi
est pattern VII be sci ~. grssil> II
creEsing the Sresen: horse yywsr
The machinery to- the frishirg
rms VII be 1nxisles within q sho1
tina thsn the Eroaucs of the 'irs,
weaving industry 4 Oklahoma WI be
CT he market Q. ths Word
Tie whole sas-i 6enonstrzies the
wisdom Ct having al executive head
large enough to- The so5. Where
ire large weaving building nov
t-snds co,iur WAS picked 4 she lstre-
pcr- O, February ot ;his year. and
fransision trc-n . coion fisld 10
oc<iion nsrufsc1o-T II ID DAYS
ssssks rs1unes fo- the rision and
irritation Q; ths mn behind the
= cr'tk-
MANAGE Dous1sss declares thai hs
E1uid have shortened even this tine
= IRE huil6i-x operations had not
been DELAYED for rez-ir a rnur.h by
Es1fs -hs; r-sre1.es getting TIE
Deossss-y czEtlrsk a. d;Ast ths mis-
would have bss- turning oss cicss ~
tht 1-xs q June except Scr this IN
locssd f1- 6.lsr-
TIE Fiones- ccsi01 Nils Is ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Eere Is lsi.er fhsf Is certain 70
prove of inisres. 10 people II this
vicinity. as cases ct This sor- occu-
IL almost every neirhbe-hood. 1ns
oeo9ie should l1n3r What 10 do IN like
r.rcungrAn Ger
Savannah, No. Oct H. 1916
4 nsad q bottle az chan berasi1 8
Calie and niarrhoas Remedy about
me years ago and Il cared ne of Tux
ldvsrz- arT). ! hat ano.tsr attack q.
the sane complain; some ihrss ~
spur years sg0 znd few doses ~ ihis
remedy cured ne bsve recoE :
renf-d Chxm5srlRlr's Oolic Ane d.
s--ssosg Rsr,e5r - dp1a-s ot ?eoplt
sinca FIRST -,se1 ="
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
3 = 6 = 3 3 3 9 ? 3 3 3 s
= The Army Of Mercy =
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 1bl

Where to % Red Cross Work
Red cross headquarters 81 Federal
luildsae.
Surgical dressing room st Masonic
temple
Cosiersl aais e, cotserA, school.
Work rooms q. wes; Side W c 7 c
Aez 1qu2ree-s-
Methodist uni; 8, Methodist church
Altar society 6. K o; c hAa
nonasy
". r c. urif. Altar Society. Ladies
O. Trinity charch-
Tuescsy
e c T unit Baptist Circle. O A r
4rii. South Division unit
aeonessay.
Telephone operators. Welfare unit,
Frcks--Burton unit. Dread unit. Frs,
..ataonal hank ,nit. Methods; unit
Alta- Society. Lady L.a,s. Wiling
Workers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
ITALIANS FIRMLY ESTABLISHED
ON LINES wREsrEc
FROM INVADERS
CONTINUED FROM PAsR oxEs


has made no attempt to recouG the
losses Sustained in the FEnch for
vard movement souihwest OF Noyon,
in Which the Germans lost 80 qris-
oaers and thirty machine guns, The
weather on the British front has been
rainy and u1tsrorshle.
Berlin continues 10 report officially
that all allied efforts are being re-
made asp@ar SIS attacks and allied
attacks as small raids Claim is made
hy the German command that sue
cessfus engagement" have been
tourAf west OF Chateau Thserry
where the Americans and French bold
the line norahwestward toward the
Resz forest. east o. vsners Co'serets
Allied conmanlques make no mention
O. any fighuns there
Franco italian successes in AlSsn-
Il apparently threaten seriously The
Austro Hungarian situation in Cen-
t-al Albania. The French are making
GOOD gains In Eastern, Albania. west
OF Lake Ochrada, while the Italians
are advancing speedily in The west
The Austrian line appears 10 be v
shaped with the allies pressing hard
On both s7anks and the point OF the
salient being near Bersi Al Aus
TRAN retirement 0. any raomen'
would probably compel The Balgsr-
isns to res-raage their lsss in Mace
don4s. east of Lac OchridA A new
vrorisionsl rortrlEsri tor Serhis
has been set up in vlsdivostok. now
II control of czecho- Slovak forces
Ii Will opposs the central 7owers. The
new government Is reported TO have
tie support o. the population.
Admiral von E1utze. the Gerna'
Il mister 81 Chrisiizn.a. il Is reported
Iii succeed Dr. Richard Won kueh'
Imam IS German foreign secretary
Emperor William Is said to hare &C.
ton With probably was b-ough
forth hr remarks made in his re-
cent speach 10 she re5chstse as 10 I'm
an7rohahilsty q. ending the war ~
torre ot arms Admiral Won Hinfz'
is the former minister to China ant
/ Mexico.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10
SUBSTITUTE WEEK ~
WAR sfrc.EN

-coxTrS-ED TEoH FLsE oSrs
every cns fiEstinr M ss-ns great
hattie Krsry 1ncir13nSl ~no has
an S-osisrn 70 s1sre vrs -neEr s1s-
E-ituses ssolls rzEszse- ths Is rsi-
c1-s 70 TIE si6 e ths reFe1Dsrf
fz-inss vo~xe-s ans ne kf-rss, 10
ri6ed ~ tbe csfE.
-ner tb-r- az tse rsrfs sts base
f-v.utle = szrkz-r srzes fr- her
,.1t5sr f--r1.1s AM fns ! hsr1 70
s1sn q tzi1tr lzsr lz1ch n Fc1
ss.- hcsi-zrs sbru uc~irx -f-f rhs
z1.rrs ~rnr1- so-zn = class q Fuz-
oxn and E=< sr an kFe.rzx ne
cs11r<--zrur - riz<-r n>st rc--
.re<1s zn1 gre Eo1 ksls n ne ~orf
- uzk
IA rE r.5rzs-ez,r - <ks ,zr
vwk - ssss<-z<>< Ez1a - sxr-
~ - = - hzse - snhzn -
runalE> q IL 9pp<su1Ry - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

In the sense IN which we have
beer ~ens 60 think q xrriea,
there are 10 armies IN thls strvs.
eie; there are entire -.stiors
arnec. Thus tne rnsr wins remain
C tzil .he scM ane mar tht fat
tevses sre 10 less q part q tire
army that 10 IN France TRAN the
this ems sae people must crs~
fner beneath tire bsstlefiass. To
this ene tss people rluss straw
eiase sc ere corpsr. frcn: against
. ecrn-cn zoe. 1hs nstior nescs
ell rsen, 5as n needs escr mar,
not in tire fieie that will most
pleasure him. ~. In .he enoesvsr
tnss VIII best serve the co-rncr
eood.-monc-c~ Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

The q. NJ II. Ex~native Conmities
met at the University building this
morning, and org&nised for the wear
Those present were Jadee Frank
nale, r. W. Green, and 4. @. Green
OF Guthrie. John Emhry. o< Okla
hosns CITY; W. Il Bsewsier. Of Ned
ford. F. W Green was made chair
man. and K G. Green secretary, u
the committee. wnsca IS the executive
body Of the D. M Z Trustees,
Plans we're set in motion to broaden
The program II the University, 10 in
crease student attendance, and to en- :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

premier industry OF Cuthrse. and Abe
cc-npescni manager and hoard of III
recsors are 10 he commended for this
enterprise that adds 10 the dinner pail
brigade. ana tho consequent and ocn
tinguas prosperity Of the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Whether sais method is Enccessfnl or
failure, there 10 10 donbd that sorne
EAv VII he fonnd io PASS ihe Big
sAsp through 10 -hc caas-. where hei
aFse tons csrvyane capacity Is need :
ea. but which hF addins t0er ftfs sS
her ae7sh wHs oc increased 70 esa
TINS M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

New Workers are h-Ac.lg iten-
s.ares 10 eaz apples tA1i WI oe v'oria
tfsir veighi IN eold ,exi winter The
summers crop i estimated A. s-x
tines thar os 1877, which ncKns prices
civ We -ict can meet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

The Austrian cnnrnnder rnAy think
the ItElssrs vert mighty mean 10 hi
k1n While ne WIS suss railing ot. his
cnsf ant whip him before he could
rst himself u.tHnslet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Perhaps General Dins Is student
O. -h4 Cursedernfs Commander who
explained Ais zsciorE by the remark,
y roi there fnsi WITH the most -1sn.
from the way he outgnessed The en-
CIV on sh1 PsAwE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

A professor II Berlin university
"a telling some distressing econo-nst
farts about Germany. bni he took The
prersufsnn q. gong IL Denmark to do
fhf talking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

large the fands or the institution. the
pan for the year ielS-s VAS xes-
enied by Acsins Chancellor :. O.
Green. and approved BY the commit
tee. A student s-campalgn 10 eemG
conducted, which will stimulate al
tendance. and good year in ex-
ectcd. The opening day Is Monday,
September =. 1915
A-sss4---------
These are 26<se,Ve members Of labor
arsons IL tAA< ccaniry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Knitted Garments -s6 sweaters.
IL helmets, IL pair w-istless, ses pairs
q. socks. Total 2es.
Refugee Garments ;--zs cspes with
hoods. 7S girls dresses, a. girls petit
coats, le boys under shirts. : coats.
: girls drawers, > pair shoes, pair
gloves. boys pants. = boys unsoa
salts. ? infant lsyeiies. G womens'
drawers. p women's hloascs. wom-
ems Jacket. women's skirts, y, vor-
7's7etficcsts. boys hiouses. and -
rnnsfoures r Total ss@4 Grand Total
AT.
: Crescent Branch: - Hospital
Garments 81 bed shirts. s. rs,am-
a., ls surgeon gowns, = operating
helmets. q psir bed socks. 6 night
enEsies. IA hsndkerchiefs IL wash
clothes. 5 oorntor' 7silows. 4 layes,es
~ under shirts, - refugee capes. lss
triangular b4ndsges. ss4 shc, bags and
gun wipes. Total 81
Knitted Garments: IT sweaters, s
rrnfflers, 80 pair wristleis ~ pair Of
socks. Total lsNs Grand total loiS.
4 Orlando Branch. Hospital Gar
nents:--lsi bed shirts, ae 7ajsnss.
6 operating leggings. ~ bed socks.
- nigh.enEzles. II hsndkerchiefs. !
hot water bottle cover. 4s clothes. IS
comfort kits. ;. knitted surgeon
wipes lei triangular bsndages. and
SCI shot bags Total sc2.
knitted Garments. Is swestcrs.
- pair Of socks. - pair of vristlc;s.
10 nlaff1ers. and 3 helmets Total
Iss. Grand total iesS
8. Coyle Branch: Hospital Gar
n.enss:--2s wash cloths. ssi sheets.
sss pillow cases % towels. J. pair
bed socks. % nightengaies. Is con-
forS kris. 71e shot bags. - refugee
capes with hoods. total is4s.
Knitted Garments: Sc pair Of socks.
e pair Of wristieis. g sweaters
helmets. naffers Total u. Grand
sc tai 1855
Nsvins Branch: Hospital Garments:
lel bed shirts. rs bed sock. lo ocer-
s1ing caps. ss niehtenEzles. 4s nsp-
kluk As hantkerchiess. -. tray cloths
lc fracture 7iilows. - vash cloths.
- under shirts. per cent comfort
shot hses. - knitted wipes. Tosi
iess-
knitted Garments: - Sweaters. ~
Tssr vris;ieis. pair socks Total 3s-
Grand Total l1ss
Seward Brsrch. 80 under shirts.
s- - pair bed socks. 20 sweaters.
Is comfort kits. and gun wipes Grand
tcssl 1se -
Meridian Branch. IS bed shirts. -
rnder shirts. Is under drawers. i-s
bsndsges. u comfort kits.
: pair OF socks. Grand total 80.
Lorei Branch: Hospital Garments:
- sheets. - pillow cases. - wash
csoshs. c hsrdkerchiefs. - b>d
socks. Go bed shirt. Total sss. IS
confort kits.
Knitted Garments. y sweaters. -
pair socks. "a helmets. : nufners ~
Essr rristlss. Total II Grand
,rsxi "a
Lcckri1xs Branch - bod shirts.
- rs;r hei sccks. "a comfort pillows.
-s consor. Kits. sweater. - shot
tags !. refugee shirts Grand rcssi
-
u1'hszI Branch. - esd shfrss. -
con<,rs t-ts Total -
ccIor~1 B-snrh. Cu;hrie. pair
q >ocks. pss- priftie<s. , svessers.
u. 7 bzo6zxss. :. many tailed bes1-
s<~<. Ia u5snxslzr. bs-sessez. - sh-
scEinai h&r6zres. 81 shot baxz- -
I'D slnrsk. - u,der shirts. s1-.
1zir ro1ks- es-e comfort kks- Gz1d
Ioszi Scs1-.
Lzsrse Auxiliary. - snser ssir1s.
IS ;zsr s<s scck<. = bs< sharss.
Total -
MRS J. NJ MCCONNELL.
ns~~~<~~ ~ u-<-~~~-x wo~<
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on KF105pur.
MHMon}QNt
by ARTHUR sR'ssAss-
ARTHUR BRISBANE ,

from Germany found here oppo.Tunl
fy and freedom They should have
found here permanent A8vy5r ass ard
freedom from suioc-ztie interference,
bui the kaiser w'unld not have i so
Al home ht starves and butchers
the Germans who stayed with hira.
his .hoat and Us naraers regch
acres shr htlaaisc 10 sisturh and
make UNHAPPY 7ht millions Who came
three sboDsand miles 10 escape his
aynastys cautrcl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

wonls1f 4 be 100 bad Z the Aus
trans drop shesr maps OF acccu-f oi
fhe spsss ant ro1eh, ROADS and se'
lost on TIE WY hack 10 Vienna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Surgical Dressing Room News
II may Interest the workers Of the
Surgical Dressing rooms 10 knew
that over .A.0ea were turned oaf dur
ing the month Of June II is expected
y al Guthrie VIII have quota The
amount 81 work expected should Re
known soon Great interest centsrs
CT the work tonight at tne Masonic
Temple Arrangements have been
made Eor plenty Of ice water and IL
promises 10 be cool evening 60 a
lsrre crowd is expected.
TIE workers seem 10 enjoy coming
cui and they have harry exrres
sion on their faces when they leave.
They seem 10 be happy in the thought
ihs4 they hsre done something TO-
ward winning the war Others are
keping up the enihnsiRms during the
bot veAfhsr.
Among the Red cross units which
VIII work a. the surgical dressing
rcon al the Masonic Temple tonight
are. Welfare 1nsi- Rrcker- Burton
Init. nurses from Dukes SEn1tzriun.
Pioneer Cotton Nils urii. Telephone
operators unf- First Nstional bank
unit c. c. B. c. unii Maids Nilissre
ara n N 4 urit
The L. s Red Cross unit viii meet
CT Friday al the home Of Mrs. Frank
DlIlenbsck-
TIE following Is the output ot the
difte-en; branches and Auxilisrsss q
'he Logan County chsrser American
FED Cross -. .-
! Guthrie B-arfAs Hospital
rsrnents:-7s. psssnss. go bed
shirts rs surgeon gowns eas o7er-
sfing legginEs l5s operating caps.
~ ogsrsfing heinsis. ilss 7sir bed
socks. = rirtfsnEsios. - sheets IS
ilios cases. s. hot water bcttle
covers. : fracture piiioEs. - con-
fen kiis. ses wash cloths. 11s hznt-
ke-chiefs- sl5 sfkins comforts
Toal ST..
Knitted c2rnen.s--S2s sweaters.
- mxf1e-s. 40 r'sir ~-istiess sis
AIR socks. = helmess. Total 7-s--
Refugee Garments .-ss Czs.es x5ss
hoods = infant isrsstes. - shswis-
Euslir BsD1sees -ss,z triangular
ssndzges. 7s7 sb3ouiazl 6sDSsEes.
-if$ tour tziled head hzrdsxes. sssk
rszy tziiet bsn6sses. "a 7 bz,i-
-Fes. s5r- sho< hs<s. Sss webbing
Fsiins straps and SIS srnltsss bard
srss Teal .>S
csuzs Su-xicsi Dressirzt --ssS
rssss cs-7-e.ses. s1s. ssf ssrr>
corr-esses. frs. 5Sg Exuse co-n-
presses szs. 1850 Furrec. wires
srss 1.-sss surgeon rfres. IL. sos6-
- Exuzs s<-1TE. 1ese srrsrzt5cr 1zsE.
1exlk. 30 t--irssic. 5.6<. 1sx.4-
rs seso-szsz 7zts. sx1e. fozk.nl.
sse rzsze s,o.xes. 1>z ezzze --lls
5gss Z inehss. sss rsgst ro-is. r6z. /
inChe<. sns = s-srss Ezs< squares
Teal 1s-.-ae- Grzn< 7o<s- 1zz~.
!. Nzrskz1 B-znc4- : Bosrs-z1
cs--ents- fss rzzuz<. - b-c rhir-s
- rzir bs1 Eccks 1s s1-ysor ecvrs
y zns=r t-zv~-z - cp<rs<f1x sex-
Elnzs- = op>z-i,x csp<. - o7e-ztizx
t-aus-z- 8 -sxhizxzl>< 10 rs7ffn<
- kz11ks-rk5>1< I. hot water bax
rrse-z. = ir- hzx cove-s- Il s<ss
-so-se<- = tzEt cfohk. - pa<k s1es-.
- 49, b4<k- - fczr t.i5e< bso1
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MschsEar machine managers may
note thu n1n mar not be 3 7oli-
;scaa- ana yse know lot hboni poll
.sre
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& CT :hss Rid f a +

ree 1~lsl rrest~Rr.
Q. eeoye<s
AxE also fo- us
ray ynsr -e1ncet
u4E- NJ t-ez-Ds-t
tss Cftr1 rccucef a.
the rare cf a po1-> .
1st - cietirE nr
sx-rieak. zbsolu-slr
zre -u.fhrf
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FEWeR AZ NEALrn aGsoRrs
Y4r8 vEAQ

fnc~>2Eet exoeueek ik frzreslng oo<
- hen1<b rezo<<s ~1il feep n1xr hsr
spve~ sn< ss-hn> sufferers hoDe sAis
exuDeT Y11ey1k HoD>r s.6 Is- IL ~
enDe81e< - . s.ti<fsctorT rene<~
~ ~ seve< and ss<hna T. hen.s
al sugk1ex- Alan in1nDa<5o1 ont
<u1<s<t1a 60 enses <1e s1okine 80
e. s~rys.rr<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

NHi3unf - ucr ant women 81
German olpt hare bslpa5 = huilc-
tnr fhiE -sruf,ir q ne waEt
Scrs hzrs wicked hE-5s- O. be-
is-. None touxhs more h-zrslr fo'
t--sa11 ant uriur 4 our rivil VA
tAz- re -os1 e. cs-zsr blood
Art % ths oiher SIDE nyr TICS.
err-.,s tc- Ars-scs szs-nss he
kssss-. ne n-sv=st n sea or is-1
aod 1rhft-E r ne a.. inclu3<
AMERICANS .rs-s Ce-1z- rs7@
i-as-.urs - Re CE-uzn hsroE a.,
pv~z- shss rzzs hs-z Il escape tss
h-z-ai xEts-77 ass j. rs-r1nxztls
to- Us VIZ
Al thers Az--srzns e G--1zr
ts-h c. sesru-r -uuE- So Il ~ kki-
So tA.i- ru-s- s1s-F- Ant tkst cs
E.zz -1s1r1-F O. - a + rh1v- r
- ir7zl-F ~ Gs--sr-A-s-5czrs
60 80 crhs- ssts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

ahf MefstHS Fct
Sec the Melting Pot in Lntz via
dow Help French orphan fgna.
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meMsgR or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.

TIE Associated Press IL exclusively
snt5tleo 10 the use tor reTnAiacalaon
e al revs dispatches credited 70 i
Or 10; otherwise credited II this s,hs'sr
and also the local news published
hnraaa
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& LEADERETTES >
s : s = 8 & ! s = y x y 3 4 \ J

En- 7ac~es un F'runch government
railroads are erlrsa 10 rine-sour
d1v.
gosrnsynsA 1-1ts-s II G@rus-y
ger sfs5 70 s7ss : week
NHssassschuset s5s ifres sssis
7shbs snFlcy-nezi hr-~Eus
-csns
Ans;s-arrL Hnlnn1 VII iDC-ekst
tfe gay q ~ nE-ssipni eulauEes
wErss 4 Bo-tssu1 F-zncs- have
i-r-eEse1 - Pss csrs since ls-@
Thsrs az sTrrr1nu-siy -.-efa
vsse es-rcrs u Massachusetts,
Switzerland li--ts ths buu- q nr-
;orx sn53oyes &c % b1u-s q cav
Vases - cxai --in,-s 81 c~-rsrr
rrnEs sToz 49, - Ssts rs.r
Tlsc1-s-- s1t Pc-nsy'-r-ia 70
rias tsr .hs .ns-.ec;su- a i1ho- CAMS
srsos- E-r1-t sssir;sncs - -ss II
C-fl1v.s tof teoss -nacu- -es,r-ons
Trace u1iu-s = ce--7zrr s-s g.
zIzn1izx ne c-stt,u- q 1sfs1- ba<rsx
Flecs~r7E -r.er = he Br-ish r.r.
-t1 Industries s-e rcv o. - rsrs
-~s- E.x11E-t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

scsHMe any longer sor ten hcar Is Al
hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Prnssisn newspapers with cQnical
sorrow announce that Loyalty u
Germany is destroyed. among Ger
mans IN the United States"
What DO they expect Is result ..
the kaissrs wholesale hatchery ant
increaifshle stupidity Hundreds Q,
thousands of German Americans have
sens IN al branches of the service,
fighting with splendid courage Fxth
e-s and mothers q these young
fighters are as loyal to this courtr.
as any. loyal n The last drop @.
blood. Their sons are with tine An
sricAn army. their money is with thc
American rorernneui- in bonds and
in taxes 10 which they have ccns-1b
uis6 hundreds os millions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

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= s1srs 81 .tzs ard -xssz-s< riezz fr
sss-tcs - P-e-tss1E T-1srr- re 1rr
rs ne Ge--xr Aze-sez-s hs-< = zAs
ssrr<.z n.z-@ rhsz - Azs s<s--< c
c--zt.. Is rncru.ur-.>1e q a-s- x-E
ts-szs-s fo sscuze r,1rx All 1c-z
zoc1Es1r-1-1e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Sezs - us ov1 people suffering
hunger. disease Ent wholesale 1ur-
oe- AZ home. ioost whom The kaiser
hax -nnsi injured are thF Americans
uf German hi-rh O. descent
They cane u TINS country 10 e<-
CAPE kkise-s and ;hsir methods
May ~ hem cane only eeSsnse
allure cs IRE -sroautior Of 1sss pre-
rertes the estahiishns-s of freedom
t-o-r zuicc-srr shEi ibsv 31.1ged ~
a. home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

r--<1,<--t sz-< ~srkszx Essrsv-
isr1.e prpie euri,e n <hs< rrrn<-y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

A-z-Es Z Lert- Cf-urrs-~
- z CsTziz,1 Pa11s 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

And ves ;be German names ths;
they have made hoDoshle by nss-
sui work II this country are a cause
of suspicion and among ihe irno-k-.
cause for cor.encs ant DccferT-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Wei nay the P-ussisn nepxpzps-y
lsrerz that Germany. forcing mis-
tu-sune and ohloqur OF Millions o.
Ge--nanr's sons snd daughters IN tbs
country. has forever slienzted he
German American destroyed 'u-evs-
the friendship for Germany that hs5
been euili ID IN this country h-vurh
long res-x a. millions of isE-shi6inF.
constructive. highly priret American
Cifssens of German hirh 90 blcot
his VA vii pass and H1fh =
hEfs-ness and Antuszasa the kfnd
hatred of -zne thzf rrsssderi WI
su1 has 50 rotlr cu1hs-e1 snd de-
rru1ccd.
Buf ff,s hatred rf the cs-u.sr-
American for German sgfcc-zcr znf
ifx en- WORKS VII n: e11
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

Germany is pesrish. Shortage in
food and delay tr victory are cAnss,
Wilson is the chset criminal, says
Tie Cologne Gazette. "T'hs American
people 1rs hrpocrstical thoroughly
rotten, miserable phrvenas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

The Germans have captured An
e-icnn prisoners ~ oourss They
are pl-a6ire then through The streets
Of Rhine cities fy way q h-agging
Those Rhine cities may s-e 3 first
class American procession some dsy
passing through the streets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-10

There isrs the least donbi fhr'
they are destined soon, 10 see IL
American processsun through lie
ai-. and hes- and feel dynkraEs thK;
VII re o-usyped in their streets. I.
iher knew what Is preparing fc-
then. the Rhine cities woul3 take q
sincere snssress IN ihose young cap
su--5 Americans q whom the h-se-
u-- KAISER makes q show
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
Sam Vigran is Elected
President of S. A. L.;
4 Clubs Start Season

Four clubs will start the Saturday
afternoon league. Representatives of
the factories met Wednesday evening.
The first games will be played the
Arst Saturday in May. Each team has
a fifteen game schedule. AL Meyer,
George Fine and Clarence Shaver
were appointed to draw a schedule for
the season.
The teams that will be out this sea.
son are the Simplex, Natco, both hav-
ing seperate teams. while the Starr
Piano and the johnson company COM
bined. as did the Malleable Ironworks
and the Pennsylvania.
Sam Vigran, who has acted as pres
ident of the league and has been a
booster of amateur baseball in Rich
mond for a number of years, was re.
elected president Of the Saturday af-
ternoon league.
A committee, consisting of H. H.
Pickett and S. S. Ball, was appointed
to draft bylaws and draw up consti-
tuition.
All proceeds of the leaglIe over ex-
penses will go to the Red Cross.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
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Joe Without a battle tor the job as
center fielder. Thorpes chief trou-
BILE since he broke into major league
ball has been his inability to hit curve
ball pitching, though last year he was
effective with the stick against south
paws.
You cannot disturb John McGraw
by telling him that the Cubs have the
strongest pitching staff in Alexander,
Waugh, Tyler and Douglas. McGraw
believes in past performances on the
ball field. He points to the interest
ing fact that last year three Giant
pitchers led the National league in the
percentages of winning games. Schupp
was first with $50. followed by Sailec
with .720 and Perritt with .70S. Then
came Alexander with sos, while
Vaughn stood seventh with 1893, Tyler
was twelfth with .53S and Douglas fig
ured twenty-sixth with .412. Benton
and Tesreau were rated higher in the
percentages than Tyler and Douglas
With Jess Barnes also on McGraw's
list New York fans have nothing to
fear from the much advertised Cubs.
Now that he is on New York team
Ping Bodie is anxious to make good
If Ping smashes down many fences
this year with his bludgeon he'll make
a great hit with the Ghetto.