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Rock Island Argus., 1918-02-26
Household Hints

I thirds cup water, two tablespoons
sugar. Sift flour. baking powder, salt
and sugar together. Add oatmeal,
melted shortening and enough water
to make soft dough. Roll out thin on
Toured board; cut with biscuit cut
ter and bake in creased pan In moder-
ate oven about twenty minutes.
Wartime Gingerbread (eggless, SUI
garless, milkless) = One cup baking
molasses, one cup boiling water. one
tablespoon butter, one tablespoon gin
ger, one teaspoon soda. Thicker with
-four to pour. Pour hot water upon
butter. then put in molasses to help
cool It; when cool add other articles
and bake in moderate hot oven.
| Favorite Biscuit-Two quarts flour.
two tablespoons lard substitute rubbed
| fine in -four, two teaspoons cream tar
tar, one teaspoon soda, two teaspoons
salt sifted in -four, one pint water to
make soft dough. Roll an inch thick /;
cut and bake.
The Table.
Chocolate Cake-One cup granulat-
ed sugar, two tablespoons lard or oleo-
margarine, one-half cup cocoa, two
cups sour milk, one teaspoon vanilla
three cups flour. Sift flour. sugar and
cocoa together several times. Add
melted lard and molasses and vanilla
Beat two teaspoons soda into milk and
beat all we'll Make two large layers
Bake one-half hour.
Wartime Chicken Stew-Cut up
and wash the chicken carefully. Place
in one quart of boiling salt water; u.s.
ing about one teaspoon of salt. Re-
duce heat and let simmer for an hour
or more. Then add three carrots
three white turnips and six potatoes
cut in eighths lengthwise. Cook until
all the vegetables are tender. Thicker
the stock with three-Quarter cup OF
flour, moisten to paste with a little
cold water. Cook until thick. Add
two cups Of scalded milk and season
to taste with salt and pepper.
Chini Con Carne (meatless) - Tc
one quart tomatoes add one can rec
kidney beans, three large potatoes
sized onions, one-half teaspoon chi
cut in small pieces, two medium.
powder, salt and pepper to taste. Lei
simmer one hour. Stir often to keeT
from burning. Serve with plain boil
ed rice.
Rock Island Argus., 1918-02-26
Miss Hinman in Address.

Rock Island hostesses, entertaining
young men from Rock Island arsenal.
were addressed by Miss Mary Wood
Hinman yesterday afternoon, speak
ing under the direction Of the war ser
vice board on the entertainment OF the
soldiers. She also addressed young
Of dances given by the board Tor the
soldiers, speaking to the young women
Saturday preceding the dance. Miss
Hinman is field representative OF the
health and recreation department OF
the woman's committee, council OF
national defense, and she is chairman
of the entertainment committee for
the jackies of the Great Lakes Naval
Training station when they are in Chi
cago. Miss Hinman first told how
essential recreation is to everyone and
she also explained the psychology OF
recreation in few simple sentences.
A short history Of the organization OF
camp war activities was given and
Miss Hinman spoke very strongly OF
the necessity of the right sort OF rec
reation, particularly outside of the
camps, and she emphasized the neces-
sity OF having this playtime properly
supervised. In her talk she told OF
what is being done in Chicago for the
boys at Great Lakes when they are on
leave. The boys enjoy sings and taffy
pulls as much as they do dances, and
waffle parties are also great favorite
with the boys in the naval service.
At the close OF Miss Humans talk
an informal discussion Of the problems
still to be met took place. This proved
very interesting as she questioned the
girls as well as having the girls ques-
tion her. Miss Humans last point
| was that it is up to the women Of the
country to make the boys come back
Americans and that If the women die
their part now the men would have ne
desire to stay on the other side aftel
peace is declared.
! 1T is not the purpose OF the wal
camp service board of the council o1
national Defense" she said, ito furnish
amusement or romantic adventure
for Americas young women that the
community dances, sings. dinners, etc.
are being arranged by the recreationa
committee for the soldiers stationed
in our army and navy cantonments
but that the morale of our young mel
may be sustained-that they ma.
grace, not disgrace, the uniform O
Uncle Sam"
Miss Hinman told Of the deplorabl'
social conditions on the Mexican Dor
der the summer of 1916 when the mi
litia was ordered there-no shelter fol
a soldier "of his own,' and no enter
tainment but that of lewd women VIII.
profited by the presence of the men il
khaki She told of Mr.. Fosdick's visi
to the border and of the reorganization
of the war camp service work whicl
resulted. Miss Hinman emphasized
the importance of discreet deportmen
by young women, that the soldiers ma.
retain that reverence for women whicl
is characteristic Of the race. She de
plored the apparent popularity o
;t)me of the indiscreet positions takel
by dancers and asked her hearers t
abstain from such. She suggested
number of simple ways Of entertaining
soldiers in the homes and in tn
churches. saying banquets and elah
crate functions were not at all neces
sary, the object beisg to supply littl
Of the home atmosphere and recrea
ton.
Rock Island Argus., 1918-02-26
Una yoca Club With Miss Trefz.

Miss Katherine Trefz was hostess
yesterday evening to members of the
Una Voca club. entertaining in her
home, 1929 Tenth avenue. The usual
two tables at games of 500 were play
ed and prize winners were Miss Ethel
Schmale and Miss Flora Stonebraker.
Lunch was served at the conclusion OF
play and the club was invited to meet
in two weeks with Miss Edith Burgert.
Rock Island Argus., 1918-02-26

War brings along many military
styles. II al are % charming as this
they are sure to And favor. This
blouse for spring is Of white linen,
with military preciseness effected by
tine shirring and tucks.
Rock Island Argus., 1918-02-26

This charming costume has been
designed for southern wear and
should make them sit up and give a
look along the southern beaches.
The jacket is a sleeveless affair Of
sport strain and in e color to har-
monize with the skirt and its excep-
tionally large polka dots. The scarf
with the long tassel will be nice to
have around when the cool breezes
come blowing in.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

army Medical CmTs An1 the sngtgers
deprived o. -ha unu0aisgr1 benefits
~ ns1eas sazAs s rrs4roea ls sAe
large sacie. .gnn 81 .ns .sHlt who
nave 4n.-..4 ~. ra.4.A,s e4..~4n.x a. a
grave a~t.gt - sna veA ~ ~ os
ss. .pas
sn4 .4t ss1seeun l..AssA4 as Al
zen raslacRs IA tAe American Neairal
As.n,sazsrI. shs as~sussinn1 AreArs-
zArian 4 dhs sid schDc SHOULD xrpnst
espa1ar j. ns- ptsa4gs. strange
aaAE Ge aas As mat sehoen xagn
glss bslitrt 1hss 1lsfr's 4 Da
s.A.sAllal fo- gsa4aanzs o1i si1e 1he.s
nr.h9as ThEv Sni1r1. Aumeeq4 1lr
sasa Is hes are tis.hIang ossssg,asfr
souhS t9L tht fahns hand there Is 8
fraHs AID INCREASING nIusbrr 81 nay
1a4Ans vh0ss minis A-e sg,eg 7a Eht
aossallt Dfneglis as AIs alYsol and
sho fetnsf le hnliept sha4 81 mAa-
ra- Fl1Tus was exhausted in nly 1nf
4Ah ms Is ne aaaN aha1 lhe
"Aaaf Y enn-ins tr hoin yusi4e1st iF
xlterlerrt Ana known -esnlts 0s-
eai'tiR Y hn 'nl1stf rh@ATaea e.
o'nilli-- hA'tfs 2 y a. essaolishAd
AeAnra The senals ta ats-rum u
" 'iaesne 2 lTa'essi'ntisl han u''s'n
4 has 1Ale1 r af4l Ate--4= SNhses
''as 1''N sNHA t'f't''ila -hs EN- 1esAa re-
safhiilon--aDd Mns' Da' be lesmfrsn
10 Nht h'an7 ah'ushnas ef sfaa ems
"hth u ci'4 -ae r's.trreE os1ep-
la.hle areuEnar1 a. rlahs sha1
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dEMo1t>okt|
~ As-+us sssssANE ,
As-qsvs sssssANE- =

Tra-sfy and Ltalnt with them Ent
1I1fs even The 8alshfriE realize
glas Country weruf living in II
V'ur1A -ssf-iI.g tor and especially
varh heensls Eet us rrnssiAAs
1rhH7 isussaal 'aes must he crnsaa-
esns p wonlc b. ssrlous Il PRUSSIA
e1uld make re Rnssinus u ns1on d.
aai1ts slHrinr I'm rhe rrnssiAr army.
1s'ao-ns and clU-h.ns n a. -As uiae--
aAle fseiass II Ssarr1 ssaret frr their
se-n'aaus mnsisrf ir KDraeni creece
yuu wnnia hen have RRssA nuun-
FRY bigger ihHs he T1Rsd Ss1lss
v1th 8 sopmlaiiuf mutf greater thnr
.w-s playing he pr .. sasrs M
linr- teeu-ng and SUI 1Tlns sbt F-ns-
slans while ihs P-uss.ans .oughi
The miserable Eela.s lharirinss
y SpA'rl angt. IL be q warning 70.
res Russiins The .-es- ha-r lrrat-
n.s SG-.Er weft 1rfu VIZ helrnr
Esmec- -Efinr Iianr WI I'm SIX -
steven 81 -ht Eslat slaves No Sp1--
TN worked Hfaass 1lnat ;is suR.
tsrannue1 70 nprt trun fhsir s1gr
unless ErtHref
T'hfF ve-t whuEef Itrnciauslr a.
fHnFt aurs every -na- .r REMIND thHn
ihl. hey were We slsrek Il -rns
e. pence rhls me rounr SI1-rnr
mn tDrga ~ smel rc iasaS
hey wee sen or II IN tara rr wra
ir A'ur-ass ant -nu-6sr re miserable
'3tia-s nr -hsi- var ~ EorE. flEnr
ne mos puvsr-r- Eseiuts. e -n--fsr
ne ufhH-s
Fr-~unGtsit here IN Rrssa rsrirs
-ua ron,zrs llz- serbian Lnt CA
2 n nr uns Esos. rr6rEat t-t trt.r
.-.Irrtislsr T-8riarlsn q rhs uthe-
1nt cHinDr destr1r
The kusFiEnK. we nEr hu,s. vi
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4 Ml--Es OF s1ls =-as

THE cpunr-r hHs -A1- o'driui o.
Su-rs11 Ssne-nl SE,-EAs -r hiF vl-'f
IN cleaning III AEvEnl ant IL max
i1r 1hs nuInpistion sf tsthmisI cana
cssifis zis rigurous Rc-ul y li-r-
i4clinr he haElzh .. uuf siiclr's n
-as CAMPS and ckr-nnDHn-k hKs at
us1 e -hE- pusalr appreciation u- Eis
SERVICES 8u hK -stusEl 30 -Hcs.r-
n.zs he whlDs rt me ns.sniG ~,
F, fr2clEns fr vticf 6sesf msr'pe-'s
a. tft ne1irI- profession have isssHr
6sniet tgsisu--unizE o, nonlissiu1 . IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

l. vas ar-aignea here charged with
speeding
SoE should he ienieni VITA ne
because of m sex she sa3e 10 he
magistrate with IN arch smile
used 10 be. replied the rn2gss-
trais tArilx. bUi I've found ;hx;
women Are more inpaaers 70 police
men han Esr. ans that they take
aerErtAge q every cnnsieeralloc.
Twenty-Five dollars
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lr MARY w-47sFs. leaving 4he wnfsa
!. nst-xfes The fsC ihA. 4 hardly paws
8 woman t1 weir trousers bafn-s the
v'arsc Is ready far thai eaif1rs ten
The Duchess o. Marlborough gong
inn f0lliScs EilusrAiss s31tor sfa4e-
r-ens IN his book on -Essreditvt here
iAs power NJ he taths- IS transferred
1h-surt Ire osuette-. nj. The ssns
2ria some QEi-s cemetery v1r 20
ne h-xvs old woman. Mary Wake
who eesied 9uhhc opaniun Ane three
IhousEnt mics aEEv. into The 1sar-
ou1 cnurtr council VIZ 90 anpsbsr
American wamR- vhn took xsrer ts.
hnslG- ssrHr InlIliar dollars Ia tx
NJ the rsilings and sIld the 1,-rnoraal
BEARINGS ot Els-hsin Chstls
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To sr1-r - we must have rsni
hexl1h- No urs Tn hor-s s1 res uDcf
-eal y1Aasurt pu. 81 1lss when lis
hovaas are fa3ce-1 a r1.os share o.
he -1rs and he pols0rs thHi ssouf
be sx1s-lee L-s shsur'h+c into the svs-
s.r1. p-ocnclng AARa1 rhs and ir6icHs-
I'm A Few hoses - Chan hs-lt lrs
T1i3s-s VII nure ihe hpwas
Ei-er rr-her the sir4sfior ant gsre vur
-all chance - rek1irs IRE rex. scr
d. living. TRY A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

tcoSTTxTEo TEcz FaGT ONT
ere rs5ru-et -nEl axy. ant 1so I
tnsn clG noi Eui,er-tk. xbs
stil n Ss-nlsrv. bnt TDoesg.ht. s;1c
sxr.hHnEet ant NV 4 Tururto Tfs
lEzsr lar WIN bpr q ne NADINE
Eur r-ev fu- a coupe q GAYS Il 1
cur-out. sr'th hb6,y wounded.
A German stumbled n io sben
s1t vbar -hrF T1shdsc fur xarsf. rns
Eur -sp,BsE
IT Ers rou vI-= sn6 hErur-
srsc ne bur a. Re lar
Ar -irft- -D5escfl -s15eE Cs--
uEr- Ri M "a. mr. rt-s= eve M
sSisr rns-
The Ce-nEr srvs-et ms -irs Il
arrEzeDsr- Sc nat -siEe6 fis xsz-
pnr - tfE- ne hiort uf ms run-sas
t-irs.eE 81 -s6esrfff -scs
Rhs- Fsu Echwsir rsx Fpesk
1hs rpss cs-mar. Ets-s 1it rpuI
4E-r =
Al rirtz1 vi rirs vrr vs.e- zn6
vi nst h. -. 5nss q saps ror
nos - W. csr z--sz q p-1sone--
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snr = ma rsr scrBur- ff -uzrrles
ler vas x17gz1st v1zhpr- ne n.
g rrF snss1hs-ir 8u- -fzz rnsr r-p-
ssi2r ciE n<1 hErs r -Eu< -f sees
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'. wee hs-osf II ~ Euz-us ira
EA1ns csp--sE1ur q ssur- 6is-z1rs
= n -sz- g NJ t-srrf- zre rns-.
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al -EE1z< !. IA --s1rf
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z-n11T E1r-t a. n ths Cs-r.zrs n.
- -zrz--< --z1-A ne nat n -s-I
'p1-z ~ % 11E< ur-rzzres xsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

IHrt ~ iaI-t- r,szt lS cer-tEsf II
prHrt o. lrfH'AFs II panIGx n 1fis
FlczriIT. ks Gases ns Tins su-r Occur
II I1m5s1 every psarih na--naDd 1r1
lsanfls shnuld Engv vhs- "a dr II nv
11'-cumsrErcAs
sHFEnnh Nh. orr L. zslx
us-t but11s q. Chan baragir's 3
laat ant Dih--n0si Eemecy Ehuu-
me vaE-F Gsr and 4 cured m4 o. TUX
tersHrtHrra hEc Hnuabe- frtInr ~
-ht same complain auDs rfxs ~
fou- YEARS EFs ant L few o0sas q. -fif
.'zmser cu-HE me have -e2nu
1su6Ht CnHubH-lLir 0...lr Ent d
Ei-hpas LHrr-ay u dnzans ~ I,anyns
slncs . 1i-ss .iss3 r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

To .hnss sraends vhc ws-s So kipd
rlns5ds-lis Ant lsnEshltui duranr Oh,
hru- of fe-aHremsrl n ne -eren;
deE.h q. our hsl1red sun. We dHsi-s
10 sK.An6 oar mosi sincere ant heart
ftss stGnks Also 81 -ht beIu--...u d.
1orl offs-1nEs NJ Hnt Mrs EH-~r
2 Pare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

anzaresi1ne. 7'a@rky ~ Mary WAX
e. " grchAhly ovsas and annAes An
esacan rnmaH TIE rmcAess al Mass-
borough, the aaEgrser a. w~glar X
Vanderbilt - gsinr anso passscs In
l~'ndnn- seexaRe taecsaan ss coansy
coEneia
AZ . coed hissoriAn canga seM ihe
fpsGrt all sso0i shrss s~e vaune @lh.
1.en- one sa1ne the nsna- elgaaxy
wears oiG. that farn-s voula snas
srus deal abnn. America and The CIV
iliEAfinr Thar We hare aeFaaE,ee WIN
1he Ade 81 nnlimaled ser-aory. RI
limited money. Gniim gaa eas~gs and
officsal equality.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

~ fns serss ~ ~tsss.f we s.svf
A~ox sscrs n .nsnk 81 s-rsief
eherr M ns ARMIES IN .sss sx-af
che. s~e-r Art rrltirT nssfoFf
s-srec. --nus the r-,fr ~fnn rerrsir
"a ean she ssA sns MIR tht fas-
.a,iex are nj .ess para ~ IRE
A-rvs ensf ss Ar Frarcs thar ths
this ems the ceo-sif TTiIiss c-Es
r.er nsnexts .NG rn-$irfiars. IT.
shss ens sns peurls rsass srS~
ss.ass 70 cns rcrlpzrt f-nn. aps mr.
: cr,rynrn ere. -hs rE.lor nescs
IN nen ngs I. nesrs eart min
nus an .hs frle -nss ~ah rsrs,
pieRsu-s hir., nls IN -hs enrtzsof
etss ~rlil orss ssrsf thf rurar'nr
enpc .--Mc currnw @AsEon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

S1rAl" IS poss hle. which We 6a1
WhHlter. ewing 10 the fact that sse
hallcw We were lg-ng IL prevented cur
beng xcfuaLE within range Of the
enemy rasion ~ whether they were
merely T.zylnr cat and znonse With rs
I % nns knew. lsus none were MT
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ccolEs ~ EAST. cVs
TURN CONES NEXT

New York. Aze S--A treshenine
f,'eere from thA ~esi and thunder
s,o-1s IL his E1rinirF early today
broke the tarne q. ne heat wave
1hai has held New YORK n is GRASP
fnr ihe las; three days. and hronshi
e measure q relief
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: = The Army Of Mercy 8
e 8 6 z e = = 3 =

" here &c 90 Rec crass Wo-x
Ees c-0ss headquarters 81 ssoe-x.
building.
Surgical dressing -cor a. Nxso.ss
temple
Ssstterhi uri, q Cotss-x, schou
No-f rooms r. IVES. SIDE vcTr
ssoVuk-1er-
Asrhoaasi unss .; Methocis; csr-ce
Alsa- society .. Z Q. c Azr
Msassy
v 4 c uni,- Al-E- sccsssy. Lseses
Q, Trinity c1rrcA-
-vesesy
Z c : uri- RxpsiE cs-s4 GAR.
ars- sou-s otrhior urst
sesnesesy-
Itaeshno< ops-z.o-x- w<s.x-. ur-
sr-Es--B Burton rrf.. Dread m. ys-,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

Ia -szrr Tr1ts- ~ sasrr- an
t.l1tts- --uufar- rxrrz fs.R---x
rEzf ant lrus nsrk- -fnru.s-ir-- s,.r
1ll-1-s,E - n Et-srx r1f
AsAos- I f.r1 DE1 art wTus1 Ear-
rls1es h4z3dr r-rEtieE 4 <rDf-.- =
II SD n -uE c-1<rE VI - 500
= rlzl 81 -sr<ur &C EZ On.
s1zAL trz<1E Il rvr -r1tsr --z-r-r-
Al go c1E-zs Ssrf ~ u1
r-E-ZE4A II Z ~ EZ .Ex
oa'rs - = lur-E Ia s,s< ~
t-EE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

indianapolis. Aag s-As a result os
q fall f'1n halloon a, Broad Rip
Ias park. Mrs Clara Beck~orsh Is in
ser1ons conc1io-. The FIRST para
ehnte oF~nee properly. bus the sec
ona wound around her body rs she
was falling Thousands saw the fan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

decline 70 accese shs Heln, role THIS
tirr have shown .;s nx-t@snr sv'o az
tht kasssrs mnss distinguished erus-
sian Spartan rnAhrs Ven MarsacA IA
Nosco~ ant v0a EsSfhorn ln 1he
Ukraine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

A funded r.ve. hHmperac ne rt-
,rrn1lne lsarmHns 3us1 as the -inourn
fllps naig,e1 1bt lulKns M-ibt-n
r4lr hrFt 10 zsiavt ina5 lu-1rri'.-
xhin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

Ti1.f II 'rhs Eao1 German svni
nnsa he stbbire rhIangs when Nouri
RepHrtlBx mas 4. nghrAlt lns neoilt
tur tsing melhacnolE ant wtiuln1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

Our ltalAr 1Ihes Are r'spnrv@e NJ
g..esss,l VIM The sEss 81 puf mHh fiui
1i.sTs nothing &c DE 1miressia1 ifes
H-4 usR4. lnr III me Germans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

aalahas0ef men. s. is saiht aeio y
sug9er frnu CONSUMPTION tSu1 1hmf
q WAYS surne1hlnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

The Allies rsstnaE "a villages his
Is nln,.h gnnr~ impressive than - i-
pg names ns nAzIissss thai are nr -
the ann. AND guss "a satisfactory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

Fsnnl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Dt sDs G-sll hEe
Inns sngws hpw fE- 0nf mos tt he
snnsses vesrA
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More Truth Than Poetru
q II ! NoATsQF

tn Aaissr and Yea Ln6.15,-ff
Asrr rasil-c -Errtrs rfs ref-
lt-rf tur-r-d q .llSIn6 y.lirr Tsrks
i1a4 t-llt-1 rrtr sElns Ei-t sei-
And -hr- D s-r41-. l.s.tzns. s-rr s.ar
lttrf Ws-s no N1rF..es per-
aes rEt : ~ T11ss- '>1s6 EsuasD6u-tf
1or - sz,1 Yourself rcr Fnrw.
Itsg eould- I; 80 -fDst TErfsas hs-e
l1si1t FaEr e. -
Stsv - -at rkx ..s Kksst- Kssi-
- gang u1r> 80 klrx
b. ruuf 4ss- sF.-sff. p ssa6 L8ssn5srff.
Zen s4i5 -hss q rr- s1.r--ss
T. rau-E UFer hs-x beesuEs
Ths I-t1t-s had n ----s
x Seems &C IL .hs KxEs- ssS
TINS g. Eocj1 Hcv n1rt E,-s<
Az ssr< 80 FEt< ---.s z.s.s---ssrSf.
" --ss' - ulrt-y -urrf
f,-~-sBcirr - - Es<~ i<rs
l. nrir TarEe. t1rf
rh< pspz we've Ees. rhx KGls.- sid
Is nss h<f z<Ez s,11<t
q ru1-~. I knew sd Ia5-rss-<f.
Or -lkls hart e--<r u-=s-
H -he-s 49, 1s< 6oD- Tsrss
Als1r - Ezrz.- u -
II skzs . so. <k< Kx1r xxsz-
fszss 1r-s - piz,y y<f
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7 / s-ruurf @ Oklahoma Ctr was
riEi-n- a. Or Fslicws heb6Vunre-s
r@<-s-thr
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The Donchess ta MAr1ha-aurA 4
the daEgh;a- ii William X Wander
hiE. who .zher 8 hundred mllliuz
nf dollars AMI she great eran1-
dBurhfer as Al esrgy Vanderbilt who
rived has serTvhna1 wish passengers
tsar Station Island ts Mannas1ar ls-
lana- vhn had lafsAli genct enough 1a
rsAlise thai il 1iEss 10 evr 1hs vesns
an1 arteries ~ 8 xrAH- cnun1rv--1hs
railroads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

Dr. Mary Wake; is famous because
ffr hal cnnsu-v ana more she has
RHI trousers. long frecs caas and a
high s.lk hat FIR esssr wears stupid
nae1 Aissrd and aangne6 81 Eae earn
es-- harmless woman ana wsnlfr
without brains aespises hsr. >av ey
cry a3i1ls gifa. tel as military ro~
nance DRESSES IN military breaches
sr6 rlaitLTs ca14 to 70 ex- Rea-A,ross-
ms ant ncAaoE pays arr attention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08
COURT SAYS WOMEN ARE
ENeuoENT 70 POLICEMEN

Lonr Island c'rv. / !. Aur s-Nrs
Bertha G-orfe~-4r ~ Bs.echhu-xt /.
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Mwt lnpaf-ln. 7nrr Figrtse nr 1nt
wesl is ne news tmf eames. moe go
1T. FHrus .~nu he FH- East
Nnia- VII nl-1itf n E,ussn When
-hs lrgv1 a-uE g ailln win fhs
Erpt-Ers flag HhuFs 1benl nsn-ra
4 VIII lhf Ei-ias1 Tag n uuf s10s
S1E-E and Sr-l'es IN tns oths-- fnd
-ssL .ht EussiErr We u-s hars 10
balJ r1u
y .DssiHnf r1ulf bt sl-nlat n -hs
an. wei piit IL mnntv-- American
wares so mai.t insaIt O. he
-t-es O. 1nur rel-s dEr n hac
mrr.nHI- uErins- r--us-
Ia 1n.EE rrrv siEs a -nilinz snow h1E
7Iust or. ne fs-nEns. -ber -pnis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08
The Red Cross Spirit Speaks

Mhcrcver uar. with It's red woes
Or flood. on fire or famine goes
Thers. too. ga
Ii earth in any quarter qu2keS
Or pcsfilcnce its ravagcs makes
Thishcr ~.
knee behind the soldler 5 treneA,
/ walk aid shAmhlcs smear and. stencil
The dead moara;s
hesr the ssre.cAtr and ! bead
o'er Fritz and Pierre and .lacl, "a mend
Nha' shells haze tern.
80 wterevar men naas dAr~,
I - wherever woman 5 care
And love car 1--we
Wherever strength and skin can hrsng
>lrccase 20 human Suffering
Or solacs GIVE.
helped apan Hziior shore
With HoSpiialler knights here
The first Red Cross:
uas The Lady of the Lamp:
saw ia >olfer1na camp
The Crimson loss
an voar pennies and your pounds
agn yoar bodies on iheir rounds
OF pam afars
ana yoa. dong what soE would
II yaG were only whore vaa caala
Yoar aratSr
The Cross which on uy arm wear.
The flag which 'er ry breast ! bear
+ but the ssrn
OF what YOU'D sacrifice for him
Who saffers On the hellish rim
OF wars -Ai line
John Finley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

j Is non ne i4s suv hpl nerf
F.'nssIEr baEr hnunG rvs,t rhit
changes -ht tnc. n tht etffh j IS
The mIn VIII sfiI 4Ars Als harE
hhl1 SENSITIVE muu1h 1lEs NApu eur
v'nO ianfAi more Afs da.icni4 CIR
slclr Ei'2 fnlr Z wu-1g cnDvuerur
when BE- s.ar~e5 Cur IL make Fnr
riclrllauf
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vo-terr.
So.t. o'sssien Rec c-oes-
The soush Dsr.s5or Red Cross mt,
Las mace a rem1rssbsy fine showing
Tor he sssi thres months The mi;
neeis every Tuesday with trous ,en
io hfiee1 1neutsrs preser. sac hey
have coHSasiec me following rs--
re-ts- ass bar ages. % BED socks.
bed shirts . znesrshirzs. lss hos
szAi crs~srs- : sEesters and . pssr
q v-sstlets
TIE N1ocsees Leo Cross urs, vi
Nee; AZ ne hons os Ms NMcx-
An rr y-saxr
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lave ne Leader osrFs-sc ssr nura
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

FIJI - aIs ~EaS
L 5000 FIRST MEEs
D.. wLsy MI-sEs.
-s--ESs cr wAS-Ecsc9G-
1hs senana wset Of me ~t RRs'
~ -ns 1Gr VII ends we
DC ssrHl asvs Pr'ussia has 8ns
1sr-rurr lhs- aaw haf sna~as
thousands af mru z.uasndnr@ WITH
iht lhics f4rt-nc iHrs Is NJ iuHgts
1ht F'~us.lEI 400. ~ las way r Paris
AZ ths GROW Iies sse . nc RS war
n. .cs gn Ht-lIn. remgret n alsrrEre-
aaoShsl sample o. iht vii e vitr urr
-hIi doHs nu- VII
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As'soril aInk init- EecAo<s; rss.
Als' Society. Lady Liza. wE,ine
vo-terx
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z e MN SErH U1l
UEAnERETTE> .

rfnt1 liul ni x.Al1r1liL
-a4 ssaursd an Hist1 hon aar
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During he lasz FaEr 1ht CLnndllr
ue1nbsrstT uL tht B~o-ntr.haod cc
aH-Telsfa-4 lnr-sLaei ..gs