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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
eeHfans SeS glssrss.

Ser 5oridunssreiienSe 6. @ittid
fonnte i'm iiioliden anliiornien icit.
itellen oaB Der SpieseI oes Stilen
Saeans iid gang erbebIit geientt
bat. Gr fano in Der S6be BON 2t0
Metern 5abIreide &eIte BON Seetie'
rem. Sie snnse aiiite ha,lt iict ter.
rniienortig nrf, pie iie Ianeiam Oem
Reere entitieeen lit, umo ale Soben
peiien oeutlidbe Spuren bon Gus.
tpaIduneen unS glnidpenntunsen
auf. 9luf Der Sniel @neouIeua er.
itredeu iih bieie Spuren bis Su 500
Reter in bic Sniel binein. ga
man audi iOnit einen itetisen @iid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

0tefer Sage purbe eine
yelobnuug BON 500 Dollars fiis Sns
formationen ausssiebt. pel9s gum
4affinoer elmer Grau allen Sil, lee
benbig ooer tot, fiibren. orau Sil 1T
eine betagte Grau aus Monnopi, @is.,
Sic 1T rs Sabre alt. Ulit bem Ius.
lsBen Der 8slobnun5 sslanste srit bic
1atia4e 5ur aenntrfs Der Ssfients
lidteit. baB Srau 9il felt lsbtsm Mss
moriaItas. allo ieit Wai 1917, ipurs
los Deri9punosn lit. Sic purbe gum
lsbten Mal ssisben, als iie bamals
Don einem gutomObil iiisg Dor benz
6ormbaus ibres Se5n Msilen n0roli9
pnn 9dplunro tpobnenben Gobnss gbs
iparo 9ill. Die aIte Grau pollte boz
mails ben Sobn bsiuhsn. 2luf BEN
gahnbof in Sabparo mistete lie elm
4utomobiI uno fu6r gu ibres Sobnss
Jarm binals. 3ulebt puroe Jrau
9ia bon bem gbauffsur seiebsn, als
iie na6 bem 0erIafeu oes Mutos auf
ons Wobnbaus ibres Sobnes 5a'
idritt. gu Der Stunbe arbeitste Der
Sobn NIT ieinsr Sauilie ouf bem
Gelh. Bel isinsr 9eimtsbr fanb sr
bic Wlutter riiht Dor, fonnte ou1 teis
ne Spurm ieben, bic oarauf iGlnben
IisbsH. bab iis SnsspsIsn lpar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

gang bes StiIlea Soeans wabr.
ninrlt, neigt man iid 5u Ger SIN.
iidt, oaB es iiG Inn cine &anoer.
bebung bnnoeIt. @uh in GbiIe fam
man in nicier 9e5iebuug Die inter-
elIartelten Stuoien MAIDEN. Man.
DIES @ebiet oes i9nalen &iiItenInn.
6es geb0rte in nidt ou fern liegen-
Der 3eit benz .@eere, aber aiif on.
oeren @e6ieten miro bas @eitaoe
fortWdbreno tiefer in ben S5eau
5uriidseriiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

tur i'm Qleinen aus, suenn es lid
mir Ddrimt bauocIt, einige erobee'
rem iiir 0en eisellen 8iid) 5li 5lcbefr
gsei5en. ino Saieriiroh oas pom
iogenannien aaii beireit III, blloei
cincn ailsge5eidneien sJiiisid fiir Ole
Grobeercn. 2ieie beiDen Strobar.
lrn bilbea eiBen por5iigliden @in.
trri1ug uNo lollteu auIsebra9t wer.
Oen, lobaio Der goocn BART genue
leiroreu iii, Inn nit Dem Maeen
oarilber iaDren 5u fonneli. es emp.
IicDlt iid), eine leIate 1ede oerartt.
gen Stroges 5eiiig I'M g3iIiter aui
ole GrobeerenpilalBnlgen gu briiI-
gen unO Die Shi9t Niulidy eiiDas
su peritdrIen, iobalo iirenger. al.
balienoer 6roit eiaieBt. wian mliB
iih dber bilien, 81 lriibieitig eiHe
ldpuere Wiulihihiht alIi5ubringen.
neil ole erobeepfan5en uIlter Der.
ielbrn erltiden nogen.
2as Wtnliden Der erbbecrpfIau.
3i,ng lit am nottpenoigiieu aili
ldluereln ooer iiberbnupt tonigenl
,gooen, oa aiii iold]enl go6eu ons
ausmirtern befanntlih uiel leidter
eriolgt, ais aui Sanobooen. Ger
WiuIih iol ia iiberbalpt weniger
oiretten SdJug eegeir Die Ssalte bic
ten, OILS Dor allen nerbin0ern, oab
our1 wicoerDoltes @eirieren nno
@ie0erauitauen ippbei li6 6efannt.
lid ieoesnial oas erbreih auibebt
uno pieoer ienft. Die Yilan3en aus
oeln 9ooen geboben tino ibre @nr.
jeln ger!iien peroen uno Saourh
ibr Zoo berbeigeiiibrt triro. Cine
gut perSweigte, oihte Reibe Gro.
becrpiIaIBen gebraudJt aus oemIel.
ben 8runoe weniser Rulib, neil
iie in iid ieIbit ia i6on eiHen per.
baltnisnlabig guten WluliG bar
itellt uHo ole be5eihBete 8irflmg
er5ielt. go Die eirBelnen Grobeer-
pilan5en tpeiter oaseiIlanoer iteben,
oa miro elm iiinf biz iefs 8oa bo-
ber StrobHuIid Der aenannten ari
aber belpirten. oaB Die erobeer.
piIaibeR gut 0urd ben @inter tOm.
men.
gtad Der slniibt erfnbrener Gro.
6eer5iihter miro Durh oas Wiul.
iden aber nidt MIR oas slusiuintern
oerbinoert, ionoern aiid) Der 5rudt.
aniae peiter binaiisaeitoben, ioSnB
Die 1eeren BON gciIuiIId)ten Eilan.
Sen crit ipdter IN ben Narft tom.
men, penn bic lleberiIutung idon
poriiber lit, unS iilfolseoeiieil eiilen
perbdltnisnldBig beiiereu preis er.
5ieIen. Der wiiilif oben oui Dem
gooen bdlt n6mlid) i'm Sriibiabr Die
stalte ldnger I'M go6en 5nriid. Ga
ourd befpirft er ierner, baB Die
Grobeerbliiten on ben nun crit ipd.
ter treibenoen Hilan5en 10 gut mie
gar nidt mebr ipiten Sriibiabrs.
rotten gum Spier iailen. Ger fir
ipdtere 9eeren er5ielte bobere preis
bringt benz Grobeer5iidier eriab.
rlmesgenidb elm eeniigeuoes wtebr.
einfonmeu. I'M Die gntl5en Soften
oes Wlulidens 5u oedeg.
SIN Sriibinbr tdnu man ben
WiuIih entiernern nm Die @rSbeer.
piIan5ing NIT Dem auItipator be.
arbeiten 5u tonnen ODER aid an
ieinem plate beldiien. Sm lesteren
Sale bdlt Der wlnlih Die entpid.
lung bes llnfraiites 5uriid iuio Der.
binoert, bob Die Grlld,t oireft aui
0em goben Iiegen fam. Dian be.
foninit alio reinIidere unb nppetit.
lidere @eeren. Gin idiperer WluIid)
mub aber .5eitig aenug i'm Sriibiabr
entiernt iperoen, neil ionit Die Bee.
rem irnter bemielben eritiden mo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
Ser Serr.

Ser gauer greniia elm iebr ber.
rider WanI sIaubt, baB uuf benz
Sole ni9ts obne ieine perionli6e
glnorouung reft eemadt ipiro.
gines Cages ID, man itedt tief in
oen grntearbeiten - nlub er orin.
gen6 5ur Sia6t iabren. gr gibt oul
Ror9en Dor ieiner @breiie ollie
m0gli9en 9efeble uno reiIt ab. slIs
Die 2elte auf bem Seloe i'm iton
balo' in Ser Staot gIaubeu, ieben
iie iein @eidbrt ploslih IN erOBter
Gile pieber bem SeIoe 5uraien.
@ou slarbt an ein llngIiid uno
Idiift bem @agen entgegen. aber
i9on bon peitem ruft Der @auer
oem @roBtne6t otentlos 5u: pari-
idan, menus giegen sibt, laB rrbis
regnenI" Stieps uHo fub2 ipieOer
5uriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
yrafdi&e @iHfe fir GrSbersiaisr,

Ber I'm @roben Grobeeren fir
ben Marft oiebt, braiidlt mobl faum
mebr odrauf aiifmerfiam genlaht Su
peroer. BE Grobeerbeete 5u null.
iherL alio fir ben 9erIauf oes
@inters NIT elmer Sdift itrobisen
Giingers ODER oersIeidlen ou beoef-
fen. Genn er peiB. bab er bur&
einen foIden WluIid iid, einen GU.
ten Gr6beerertrng fiir ons foiumen.
be Sobr. uienidli6em grmeiien
nnh erit fiheriieIlt.
@os ober iiir Die GrbbeerfilItir
Inn 0roBen grioroernis III, iibt bic
gIeidle @irflng BEL Der GrobeerfuI.
6arsR "a. 6s6ssas 1918.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

I'm bIinO geworoene Zen.
lterlbeiben gu reiniaen nebme man
elnen in Sein0I getrdnften woleneu
Sappen uno reibe oas Glas oatnit
IS bari ieoo4 nibt iogIei9 faltea
sSailer al Die gereiuigten Senlter.
ideiben gebradt lUeroeh ion0ern Die
BausengebIiebenen SeiteilAen mil.
len init einem .pollenen 2appen ooer
nit 5lieBpapier eHtfernt peroen.
Ger Gasbero ioIlte einrial
ole gSo9e NIT &erpeittin abceriebeu
iperoen Sas erbdIt ibu III sutem
Suitaloe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
Omen @eaausbIin Se

Omen Re2augbIin Der
72 Sabre alt uno Elm I@epobner Der
AIteniarm BON Celia County, Mih.,
mar, erfror auf bem @ese pon es.
eobona mad Der 2 @eiIen entiernt
Iliegen0en Garm in einem Gdnee.
TURN. CT oerIor ben @eg unS -ianf
Dor eribopirng Inn. Sein eriro.
reier ssorper wuroe aufre&t seiuu.
oeu-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

nun cine isbr einfads ginri9tung,
has ginoriussn Don Waaien In sinsn
9ientnitod gu perhinSern. obne oab
bnburd ben 8isnea ielbii bas gstre'
ten unb gerInHsn bss Bisnsnitodes
sri6psrt iptrb. auf iebsr Stite bes
Ginganess in ben 8i,nsnitod befss
itigt man bisrbsi. ME Die abbilbung
jeigt. elm breiedigss grsttdtu, iibn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
ss5anSlaua Sss eamsns.

Ser feline porrdiipen Sdmereien
nidt ioreiiltis peryadf uno ipegse.
legt. Der Idiift sroBe @efabr, Dob
aIle borber auf oieie SGmereien
reriuenoete wliibe unb sfrbeit per.
aebIid seipeien lit. @robe Smnen,
pie go1nen Grbien suS Iais.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

6ie man nun sinsn paiIsnben Strsi.
fen balbsSlistn wlafhenbrabies. Der
an bsitsn aalpaHiiisrt IN, nnssIt.
@mn mon bic brsisdism 9rstidsn.
ipie Abb. l 5sist, nni1raubt, fnun
mon iis ieber 3sit aud leidt nisbsr
obnsbmsn. ipeHn bas notpsnpis iDsrs
ben iollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
ednepprridtuHs ON s,ienenitud.

esbr oft pirp, namenilid an
Stodsn, bic iibsr CONNER anf benz
Giano psrb!sibtH purh oas ginbrin.
gen pon WiGuitn ShaDsn on ben
BiensnItSdsn aHseridist. llni.re bsis
sessbtnsn bsibsu 4bbilbunssK 5sissn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02
A Merry Piece Of Rsgtiue

Everything is Peaches Down 10
Georgia IS certainly lively from the
word so. The American Quartet
presents It IS It ought 10 be sung.
Most ci II, however, Is sung 10y the
tenor 10 the vigorous ragtimc. but the
chorus chimes in when the brcalhless
speed permits. This appears on a new
Victor Record tsls month. while the
other side contains Carolina. m Coni-
ing Eaci. TO You" quite IN contrast 10
the other selection. Ii is more tender
in sentiment the music moves more
slowly, and those who love 10 hear J
male quartet sing nch barber shop
chords viii have their taste FULLY graft
red when they listen 10 this one by
the Peerless Quartet.
By way Of pleasing variety a couple OF
Cohen" nlonologues are given b. Mon
roe Silver on a new Victor Record.
Cohen Gets Married" Is the title OF
one. Imagine the capital that IS made
OF the situation where "Cohen' IS told
that two could live as easily as one
on the same income. aud he proceeds 70
try the experiment On the reverse Of
tAe record We ind "Coher on HIS
Honeymoon" Monroe Silver IS a past
master in the art Of dispensing the pc
culiar brand OF iumor SO Characteristic
Of the lower East Side OF Broadway.
His tones also are the tones OF the
Bowery. with I perfect American-Nid-
dish accent. and 'as lie speaks ono can
fairly soc his dark eyes cleaning. and
imagine the expressive gestures 50 typ.
cal Of this cAany, humorous race of
oriens1ls with an occidental heritage
oi experiences.
Rising 70 the heights ot musieai eS-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

PlNSCHNAith oA lliS song on q r,fvv
Nictrela Record.
The Philadelphia Symphony Orche,-
ira occupies a place OF prominence
among. the symphony orchestras. NOT
only OF America. but OF the world. II
IS a notable achievement that, where for
years but fortunate few could listen
70 its exquisite harmonies. the VictroIs
has gwen wings 10 its sublime melodies.
and the whole world may now hear ard
enjoy. The Philadelphia Orchestra has
lust added to its repertoire OF Victrols
Records "Anitra's Dance" that graceful
and seductive BIT OF music from Grieg's
Peer Gynt." Suite No. 7. the theme
Of which leads itself. at the master hard
Of Edward Cries. to a tone pictr-- Of
rsyishing beauty. .
lust what infinite pleasure is within
the reach Of everyone is little realized
except by the possessor OF 4 V;et-ola.
with its ready and continuous access 70
the latest and best music OF The world.
This may he experienced ny all, how
cver. by visiting the nearest Victor
dealer A request to hear anv new
or favorite selection az any time win
gladly DC granted by any Victor dealer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02
Toe-tiekling Dance Music

When you want genuine whif Of
broadway, With its bright lights. eaily
dressed men ard women, soldiers in
Khaki. sailors in white or blue, auto
mobiles and Jitneys, busses and trolleys.
All JourneyIng down the road together.
worlds apart IN everything but the COM
mon pursuit OF joy, you want TO hear
the dance music that Joseph {. Smith $
Orchestra plays. Your opportunity is
IT hand in two energetic fox-trois Just
ISSUED On a new Victor Record. Hin
.ustAn" has the true oriental touch--a
vigorous melody. insis,ent rhythm. ard
powerfully picturesque in its ins,ru-
mental effects.
Nm Everything is brimiul Of en-
crgy and pep. introducing Cleopatra"
and Il Want You to Want Ne" These
two 1oS-trots are enough to keep a live
bunch OF dancers going 1 whole evening.
Lovers OF the bizarre in music viii
not fail to ind interest in the Hymn to
the Sun, a strange air from The Col
den Cockerel," whose memorable produc-
ton was one of the events OF the recent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

Though the French vocabulary OF this
Yankee soldier was extremely limited.
he knew all that was necessary 10 strilce
up . Irritation in "Oui, Oui. Marie"
tits speedy song, full OF snap and go.
and the way Arthur Fields sings it
veil. you must hear him on the new
Victor Record Just made.
The other side OF the record holds
another one just as full OF ginger as
yca coold ask Tor. II takes the Peer
Ssss Quartet TO do justice 20 this ,ypi
cal doushboy scng--'We Don't Want
che Bacon What We Want is a Piece
Of the Rhine)." It's sentiment is 4 wish
chat augurs just nov OF speedy fulall-
reni.
Ssvoriug OF the great conflict. bat in
4 adiAerent vein. Is the song. "0h How
NNsst Could Sleep Until Ny Daddy
Genes Eome"--a pathetic lament Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02
ARMY OFFICERS ENDORSE
MAR MNRk CAMpAIcN

New that the United War Work
Campaign is seeking TO raise Sl7o.-
100000 in the United States 10 mees
the needs Of the war service which
Is being performed by the Y. NJ. c.
A.. knights OF Columbus. Jewish Wei
fare Board and other organizations in
the allied armies has brought flood
Of Endorsements from various officials
and units TO Paris headquarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

Palestine 20 sesses = remarkable
salt mountain situated at the south
end OF the Dead Sea The length of
the ridge Il six miles. with an ave
rage width OF ihrec-quarters OF a
mile and The height is not TAR from
bVU feet There are places where the
everything earthly deposits are many
feet IN thickness, but the mass OF the
mountain is composed OF solid rock
salt. some OF which Is as crystal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

~ The empire TO Siberia and tn
Orient. and to South America, n
markets for ITS agricultural and N
oustrial products
Since he Panama anal de Brit
81 Columbia another fyons door 70,
Canada. The port OF Vancouver hA
heen expanded 70 meet vast nrv traas
opportunities A government terminA
elevator 9TH a capacity OF .2so, ~
bushels prepa red The way for the
gram Row pouring out of tire PrAiris
provinces 10 the west coast for ,ranS-
shipment 70 England. In twentv
years il is estimated the volume ~
gram gong ont from the sest vii
be between 700 .p0O 900 ana sTsa N,n !
o0e bushels. sYlx~A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

III i1Htf "a v f~N
hear tie marvel
Gus voices Of Gal
ii-Curci and De
L.uca in a selec
ton from Nerdls
opera "La Trav.
iata" on \ Vic
,roia Record iust
brought out. "lu'-
poncte" fNow
Command Mel, is
perhaps the most
touching scene in
all "Traviata. "
The whole duet is
4 superb nlingliug
OF human emo
tons which ind
faithful in,e,nve.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02
WHAT is NEW IN MUSIC

A charming picture stretches bsfore
the Imagination as Clarence White
hiil- great opcratIc artist as he IS.
sings a simple reflective ballad Ut
an old couple happy and united.
still going brascly hand in hand. on TO-
ward the end OF hie's journey with no
tear ave that one may be taken and
the other left. The exquisite sender-
ness OF feeling TO which the voice Of
Nhitehill lends itself 50 sympaihetieally
IN Mate o Nine on new Nictrola
Record. and bis easy, flowing mastery
Of the technique OF his art. make this
record oas OF exceptional interest,"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

Senator Wesley l. Jones, gho CON :
from the prohibition s.4tc OF Wash
lngtcn. charge iaat the United Brew
ers association. made up largely oi
men OF German birth or extraction.
sas secretly financed newspapers %
a4 the cause o. liquor. 'rAis snblee
Is 20 be considered at the investigation
ly the senate Judiciary sub commit
tee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

Like lp ieHriime eNle of tfeA.a
snd ROME and the ltaha0 e.lf tates.
whose prosperity of ua was meas.
rred hy the fleets Of ship taa, o. i
among them and to the Ear places ~
ho known world thc p,oauce nt
British Columbia .u easaaa prol,v
10 gather li own aeet of marcharn
vessels and compete in tne ports
ail hations gor Iaaa3A share
world commerce =
The ship yards are fall. and n :
contracts are being taken Coz wand
and steel cargo boats. anu plans 10
take care Of harhor development for
me neNt twenty years are under aay
- the Dominion government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02
sARMys HEALTH IMPROVES.

Washington, Nov. 1.--Steady i'm
provement in health conditions at
array camps and cantonments during
The week ending October 25. is noted
in sthe' health repor. for that week.
maxe public tonight at the office Of
thtsurgeon general OF the army "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

operate season At
the Metropolitan.
II is a song of the
Queen OF She
inakha. in which
she halls the sun
but lately returned
from ''her own
dear land" to ask
tidinv OF the
howe- ) ard .oV, RS
back i1 het do-
man \ Gu would
naturally want
Sore noted artist
TO interpret this
theme, and you
find such desire
happily realized in
Mabel Gsrrison's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

"Solid Men TO the Front" IS march
iull Of spirit. which suggests that "Solid
Men" contrary to the habit Of solid
todies. move quickly. Not only the
man in the street, but tie musician can
flnd IN Sousa s marches wealth of In.
terest in the fascinating rhythm, ard
the powerful and brilliantly contrasted
Instrumentation.
One of the cleverest bits of song for
some tire is voiced by Henry Burr or
new Victor Record. called "Tha,
Soothing Serenade' Ii tells how the
writer after hearing violinist play
Drdls's well-known composition at
concert was SO impressed with the
:. wondrous melody
That fascinated me
] bought record that same day
Now my Nictrcls plays all day"
In the refrain violin obbhgato IS
intrcduced which adroitly suggests
Drd'as composition.
On the reverse Of this record Helen
Clark and Hery Burr sing "On the
Level You're a Little Devil (But III
Soon Make an Angel OF You'). It Is
case where two souls find themselves,
discovering that they are both fed
up" with overspeeding amid the attrac-
tcns o. New York's Great White
Nsy." Both of thee lmbers arc hav-
ing phenomcnsi in the 1918
~Wintcr Garde u
Another Sors il hss ta very
successful Ca cer ir Ncw York i
Smiles" rr'scntef by Lambert Muir
ply on n.w .fns Record. There
Is light, musical-comedy quality about
y that cannot fail to interest all lovers
cf good music.
Reginald Wcrrenrath sings a tender
kons on the other side OF the record
ssfhc Radiance of Your Eyes Il
6ss an easy. flowing melody that dwells
nth you long after the song has ceased.
Into this music Mr.. Wcrrenrath pours
= wAith OF expression. and one simply
csunct hear him withou, being moved
~ the emotions be so slsiltuiy evoke..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

eAip-balldiue aud the development
OF an export sraae .hat win nut
Canaoa's vast natural resources in
the pfoper relation 20 world markets
are psrt Of the program Of the Can
adlan laGu rai Recon sruction AS
oeiat'on WITH rational headquarters
AH inscAto, ef which liaron Shaugh-
messy ana Sir John Wilson arc
ookesmen Much that was impor.
eel before TIE war viii be manufac-
turen p the future. for Only by com.
pietlrg The processes of manufacture
~ Canada they declare. sean the
creates; advantages be derived from
ne colntry's natural resources"
aaada - looking 4, new trade with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-02

llo not imagine aai because other
cough medicines failed TO give you
relief ,ha il viii be tht same With
ChamberIan's Coueh Remedy Bear
ia mind ihat from mall beginning
this remedy has gained world vide
reputation anl immense sale. \ med
icino must have exceptional merit 70
win esteem wherever IL becomes
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soldiers tittle q
one. Henry Burr
sings Il with feel
ing on a new Vic
tor record. The
suggestion OF bed
time for the little
one is brought ou.
strongly by th C
bells. and the re-
frain is played
over on the oboe
with a charming
obbligato for the
cello.
It here's Nc
tody Home Bu,
Ne on the other
side of the record,
fvo,Ce< st~ i-,x.
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FRENCH COMMISSIONER We'll.

New York. Nov Captain Andre
Tardieu French high commissioner to
tho United States. who has been i'll
here OF influenza 'ince bis arrival
from France last Sunday. lett to-day
for Washington
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HUNS CLAIM AIR VICTORIES.

Berlin, Nov. The shooting down
Ii - hostile airplauss yesterday bs
German force Is rc9orted by German
headquarters in today's official state
nent on aviation activities
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PUBLIC SALES.

Noy tM Neal 3 miles south Of
Coyle
Nos "A L. and } " Anderson
-. miles south and mile west o.
Goodnight
NOV l5-Mrs Idz4ie McG.Dals.
miles west Of Coyie
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STATUE FOR WILSON
IN TRENrINs

Rome. Nov. 1.--Lridentists are
planning 70 erect monuments TO
president Wilson in Trent ana
Triestessin recognition OF his leading
part in the struggle for the principle
of the right of peoples to decide their
own destinies.
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qnife alone. A
treat s pre-
serted. therefore.
on a new Victor
Record. in two
march tunes OF
khe inv cibie
American Army
and Navy sabre
and Spufs'' Is the
n arch OF the
American Cav
shy. In Il are
clever instrumen
val suggestions of
horses hoofs, and
the clear call of
the hugle that
rides above the
su,ftly moving
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ELu Gers eeYpr.s aulER-

barcelona Noe Annonne emens
II made here that Farabin Abhas. heh
apparent of Ahmed Fnad pasha
khediye Of Egyps died OF influenza
cn Monday
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ePdrit OF little cight-year-old bcy in
kAski. The music is brisk and march
Pie and Charles Hart portrays TIRE
sssdo of the youngsser in his singing
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NAME OF WILSON
is QUITE POPULAR

Amsterdam, Nov. IA Prague dis
patch to the Tageblstt of Berlin. says
that the Graben, tho finest business
street in Prague, has been renamed
Wilson street.
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Tie japanese language is now iu-
oIuded in the course OF study % the
high schools OF Australia
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new and thrilling marches, the whole
ccunry stands at attention 10 catch
tse matchicks strains from the soul
OF his famous Band.
Asaeomposer OF marches Sousa stand.
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That moss celebrated OF drinking
songs. I'VE Won't Go ilcaie Tln
Morning founl o. Inspiration ia war
The air ~as eamposed by an unknow4
French soldier after the battle &
Aalplaauet, whie.a was foas in 1909