davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21
DEATH OF A PIONEER
vashon Heights Resident Passes Away at
a Ripe Age Boat Service Discussed
Personal Items

been a resident at the North End
for eight years, died last Friday
night. He came to Puget Sound
before :. Seattle was organized,
having landed at Alki Point in
1878. The funeral services were
held at Butterworth & Sons All =
O'Clock Monday afternoon. His
body was cremated, which was
his request. He is survived by
his widow and ten children.
Mrs. Pinlsham has been his life
partner forever fifty years. A
son, Emmett, has been in the
regular army for several years.
and is now on his way to France.
Mr.. Pini,han $ illness was not
considered serious by his friends
and relatives. He ate his din,
ner at the table on Friday even
ing and retired soon after. His
faithful dog that had been his
out door companion so long. APP
pcarcd on the window casing on
the outside, and lie looked up
and said. There's Freckles. "
1t is presumed these were his last
words, for he soon went into a
sound sleep and remained so I'M
til the family retired. Saturday
morning, Mrs. Pinkham went TO
his bed to say Good morning. y
and she discovered Chat he had
passed away sometime daring
the night. Mr.. Pinkham will al
ways be remembered by all who
knew him for his kindly, genia!
ways. He was in his seth year.
We learn that two more houses
will be built soon at the Heights.
Charles and Sloan Randolph
have their residence about com
pleted.
Master Frederic West and his
uncle. Geo. IS. Bonnell. were Wis
itors in Seattle on Saturday.
j. A. Lande left Wednesday
for McGrath, Mimi, to look af
ter his business interests at that
place.
Clifford Corbin has enlisted in
the navy. He sure has the best
wishes Of the community 1t is
reported that he was 100 percent
in his examination.
Miss Irene Corbin was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Holland.
of Sedro Woolley, during visit
in Seattle, Saturday andSunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Willard of
Seattle, were the guests of Mrs.
Willard parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
6. K. Coryeil. Saturday and
Sunday. Mr. Willard is man
ager of the advertising depart
ment of the Standard Oil Com
pany in Seattle.
The ferry question is up tothe
commissioners again. Mr. Cham
bers, as chairman of the commit
tee appointed at themeeting held
at Vashon. recently. consulted
with Mr.. Bundin and got an
opinion as to the legality of TAX
ing unused funds from the bud
get made last October, and found
that it was within the law to do
so. Mr.. Chambers 50 reported
to the commissioners and they
replied that they would take it
under adviseinent. which
means that they will not be in a
hurry unless the voters of Seat
tie and King county get after
them. In the meantime, we are
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21

Ifit is shingles you want, see
W. V. Covey, Vashon. Phone 223-
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-21

Neolin soles at Rendall's re.
pair shop, Portage. Black 100.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
STANDS ss T-Eis FICTION

Admiral Won Eirtze. lhe Tex Ger-
nxn ForelEn Secretary. eFldt1lly eX-
-.ecfs 10 .ollHE u ikf rouIl1f pa't oi
Teutoric offri1ls 4 siickire fo q
position regardless al bow ll Is dis-
credited ey ne facts Tie segret2-E
O. his xzy 10 re imperial oll.sf-
euce between The kSise- 1n5 En1er-
CT Ksri of Austria and -heir 461is-
-. gave Al iris-eieN 10 official ~
porterx connert-lg ns.oa Los
George receri s1.eech and The gen
erzl clc36iress Ct Allied statements
The secretary asserted IhEs 70 Co
T,An ctfSgSl KNOWS arvih,nr - re-
sFe.--.S reasonable proposals hat
nlgat have Jed 10 peace in Tex,
Knows nothing - l1yihirg ra-sOu-
able as coming tom the Alli-s IL
siest- n expiIine1. 81 ne end q. las
Teceneer Germany cordially ins7i-f
ske Entente nzfio1s 70 participate i1
the proposed peace ca1tere1ce a.
Rresi -IEicrsk wa 8 rsev 20 : Een-
erzi peace ~ un5ersisn6irE The A.
les. h connsrts permitted lhe g.
ro-1unify 70 p&ss- ard nuw. months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
TOWN MgN 1sLP FtRwEss.

The lnits lAra s-4g4i D. eolnli >
e ressad practically Ia so many WAYS
a. palrioiat Interest," in The success oi
national war Nor,- j. seen ID one &.
is brghies4 Igh il tht oe-of era :
i3ou WIN frmpra The iu.laence ol
necessity is MOI aeie,-m tac.n'
because TIE voluniser workers oA
farms wanla ao hal ihey can 10 hsl1
s ihe necessity ls noi reach hem as
consumers. li : rohAalE sui ils ns
IA lhem vhs1 iAey loas 5ack 81 our
o.a and wei established individual
i'm which fook cars G nse1 and lei
everything and satsFbocs slst % lhf
same o- reslec r 81 ihef perA
Soulf Dhtoia reports a dale move
u.eni q business man. store sf's.l,fi's.
harfers. dents lWrers newspaper
rnen BARRIERS. NJ from ibs 'ovns in
farms. iisn sAf Cay givsr io worA
u 1oxn lhf rner ianetr hAll--l DE
paradox .s Virksa sl-en ihe larrts
tht t4y treQneni1F eX1eua-ns - ta .t
.. Il Those WI automobiles c1s-y
nose vho have 2 nt. IL. bose vlih
harses ans hoss propelled rshielas
IA .asss who A-Tslr 30 Save Ilut
hes lts h1s-ntss IA profess
-- Me1 and r-E.rtmsL li sault
1lfciE irurs irs be,ifr iaisl workers
iran men l1 ths sane occupations ID
o.her Ss4aes. o. vhelhef they have
. more t-lfer11- s.lhl1lis srsien aors
n1g 1g7eaf on ihf fBe- q returns
81 NAY ee iAsl aAeHe f0wn men ARE
era8uAses ir'a1 illt farn and 90 sei5ef
Nork. aul h1wstsr fha' msy b+ he
fac Is itli South Dakota farmers
VIII excessive aereAEes haVt S~s.u
hels@S uai 1n5 Iroletiea against
heavr losses I'd erus fF tbt aaly
yrocsss5ons troln he town The
wage psid Is - csrts psf bnuf. vhith
its urbIr lrbersrs ne co-lselrs ard
tr--inE crs- * Tsrisas organ nations
5lins va wors TINS completes ne
ieus C practical seaef-fs .-,rn IA
liu- uriiy thls aersr existed In n.
Sc rre fu--r hssurn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
BELL.AN.S
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion.s Druggists
refund money if il fails. 25c

laser. resATa 10 a repeznson 81 smhs-
suoas fArxses
The pernaAf sSycts03osy which dis-
cswrtfa AmAign.ig IN ihe Slease-
hammer words Of l-loyd George las-
esi speeches X siinuarels qaaai 4
Ia claim ihAl ;he ersnsn diplomats
oasins1 Ala1d narae4pa44oa .n ms
Bresl- lziovsk caa Ference Ia iAe M
isrpss IL general psace and rne deals
d. demoeraes The AV-aton 10 ite
Alie.s ie 4Aisst p4is came from lhe
Snrlsa Government " she desperate
here thai ihe fn'sr1e nations w0lla
agr-e and iAus force Geru4rN io etn-
ssss 7hai ns seneme had no taf1hff
raca lres hAn eape silh 7he weak
sssi az sht Allies as TrofiiaAle rAA-
fgrS As ma4tf- 81 iae The Ger
r. aras were t8ra vslh ie4r les' ne
Allies acceri iht Sarirl iuvralar. Iaf
iAaf woald 7esa 20 recognition q me
Tsvniuilsu- lhe biaW from Nhlct ne
lnperla'asts hapod pa esoare Thf
revolution h8a sl~o8as filled Germany
ana Ansiria VIII anres1 ana asifa-
iior industrial aufaslucs ana poii'-
eal threats Wher ihs Alses wilh-
held cn-apernaiar with lhe Sor'@
Gorerrm4n1 fhe hypocfiUeal German
hand was Qa5rklv Withdrawn End ih@
isnn flsa gn5 ia iis nlace Tn rest
fhe world fnuWs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Try Cra,6noshe-'s Old Fsvoriss
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

41@nr sve7c.s k-c~s shas sars
Tea s,c sUlrs1-. r-D-<~ly co-2ount
e. c---1 tsxk re -E-r-x1 r>1c- art
i1E--~ - re kEtr ~h.n fz6e1- s<r~Akec
90 ErEg- Eskz z<e he c1fy way &C
r<< -ee -rr1-e wAs % rAke .. a.
tr-& wt1ce - UgET 1o< coEel<-
Gre <cvz12ys ~ ask1>x a. z-r
t-1< g-c-e scr WTt->s sAr. xos S.
r.z- Co->oz-t- ro1 ~f1 r<< . Ares
t<f1e - <kR sx-ous g. ~<>.c< Tn
,rEv>1 ~ -ss ztcz-to. q o<h-r IN
r-e1se.<1. ~ q g-.n cor
D1-r csr s-zF- TT =. 70 &c
"a. ,-sR2lF -.I t1.z- ru1 tz-ke.~l
Frz- kkt~- zs 4 to<s = - rHturN1Ir
AZ e~<rfT- To1 1z-p<. Q r--o<.r< e
80 t-us1 ~. . ..c t-zw -kts
---D1<. 80. haz.. czks-r 80 sal
k--z-< ~ . -,s<- ~ -o-n.x n. g-Ey
kx*~ cA>>>asa a~< ae-e~ s.u-H<- A.
D1<A11, - cvo. rDz- h<.- k>co-><
f>Au- e1llT ta-k- e<1Wy E-< a---1r1r<
EFs<ks 49, a.< s1lD.1r Corc-
rrEn< - . cerzr<-ezl .sn<< --cu<x-@
Sp< <Hos -. <e<lre cE-E ka-~ zrz Q
yD.<kszl arp>A-n-c> = - 80 ~
l><c<< Ter rs'< cs-~. r1cFz-11. = p-<-
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

as follows:
Special Cotton Snow.
The Guthrie Cotton oil company
win pay special cotton premiums "a
fellows.
S5eo for the best e1 bolls: ssNc fcf
the best stalk; $500 for the scs.
pound OF lint IA grade and ssaHle
The only REQ liremenis are tha.
there must be EN- or more entries
As the winner Of these prizes VII re-
ccive s. 81 in addition from The Fair
association they viii Ne well worth
consess.ng for Every cotton grower
iE ire coan;y Snonia gel in ea hrs
contest
Special for Girls.
Ten prizes of slne each viii be
gwen ny Racke Burton Dry Goods
company fnr the an best school dress
cs 10 he made ~ girls over " years
o. age. who were enrolled in the
schools os The coAniy outside of Cn,h-
rie, curing the school year 1917 1878
The dresses mus be suitable for
school wear The selection of mater
ssl, cutting. fitting, and workmanship
must be the individual work OF the
contestant. and ;he dress must be
sorn by contesfan. when dresses are
Judged All oorft tstanis must regis
ter al Educational eoo,h no, later
than II. ~ m. Wednesday. Sent is
lr Judging these dresses the judges
win use the tollosing schedule:
Selection Of material. "a points:
designing and workmanship. 60 points:
general appearance. - points.
School Shoes from rerton.
Fentcn. the shoe man. vii, give a
rsir Of $500 school shoes to the boy
or girl winning the moss POINTS or
making the highest score in the
school exhibit
Girls Club Prizes.
Arman.ront the photographer, will
give a dozen photographs to the Girl
winning the most points in the Girls
club exhibits.
Two Club Specials.
The + o Lu,z Dry Goods COMPANY
VII give $500 70 he embroidery.
crochet. fancy work or sewing clnb
Winning first premium in the dones-
tic arts department display. also s.
to The Community club mqking the
best display Tbs viii make the club
winnings very desirable.
For the Newly weds.
The frs, coupls marries during fsir
week WHO register si-tse boosh of
Arman,rcut. the ahotographer In the
Agricultural building vii be presented
With a dozen fae photos of them
selves
soys and Girls ciVh Prizes.
The Booierie shoe store. Guthrie.
vii give 3 $500 pair o, shoes TO The
hey or girl making the highest score
+ the Boys and Girls club EXHIBITS
Photos sor Juveniles.
Page. the photographer. M give
s>'s worth o, photographs 20 the girl
Or hoy winning TIE mos, points in the
juvenile section az the domestic aria
department
sOLEY kIDNEY Pills
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

IN tAs serss in ~sslcn We have
bear ~o-. tc shln& Of ar-lses,
sfse-e are nc armies ~ trt s.r4s
ole. shere are entire ratiers
a~rseo. Thus .he rrser ~r-e remain
70 ;igf tire soa arc -isr the fsc-
ieraes are ~ iess par - tse
arm, that Is in France than tnt
shss END tire people must cr3~
r,en beneath she ax'se4ssss. TO
.his erc :ne oesrie must era"
etase 20 ore ea-nnsr: f-ert sasirsi
. eer,rsr fse- Ths nst'or neeas
sfi men. nuf Il necas escr rs'v
~e. " TIRE fielc tna; ~Hif rs5sf
rAe1su-t barn. sI- IN tire ercesssr
,hs, ,ssiil best serve tne cerirfon
cccc.-Wop5rc~ Milscn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

fou tre uistEfer u regard &C
Prssloeri Wilson's 9isiHuoe -ousr.
rCma1 suffrage HF absolutely IL
capable q -ris-err eserrins his 1hourtr
Or wishes Ant - s.csrelr wants
ssii-1re nns is working sor s. earn
es-lF
u uxF - IA b isrr usinr his
tll .o;o- q coe-eiun. n curp-ciso-
WI tnt senate Bar rou uusf -
member ihti ~ success stui carving
ui O ~ war ds7encs upu1 ne CO.
ger1iiur O. Congress xsra rs ,.isrs
A-c iUpor1ar a. . woman sns-
t-1ge- & isrr a. Important as winri-E
rs vz--fo- w-f1 r. var 1ost ant
Prussia ririorSuu vr,ne- would have
t1irEs more se-i1ls han n. lack q:
tAe ro-s 70 so--T -bsn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
"Shut Up

A var story. cne that has ga
ihtiSc c2icA to Il IS goias fhe soands
~ rhe newspapers
A moving picture tAeaier ia New
York was crowded wAen couple
came In and vas seated The raSr
Kept asking questions about this ans
that and the girl with him answered
hlm.
3 Peopae in the audience began to
gruwl and one man holle-ed shat
up
TIE naa who had asked the cues
lions did nsT say anyshins more
Soon the picture pss over AID 'aa
iheAter was lighted up Many PER
SONS looked ND to see the man Vho
haa done 50 much taking
Mhai they saw vas q big. strong
handsome young nan. wearing CAH-
adian uniform. bat whose eyes we're
Si@htless BY his side and guild
lin he lheaa n was = vonne wo-
1nan who wore wedding ring and
vito evidenily was his bride
II Is SAID that several women in
The 8udienc. actually broke down 4
iears when they saw iha; the man
srho had been fcld ~ shat by" ras
& war hero vho had evidently aosf
his eyesSchf in France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
CAN'T sE DONE

A nan lstrAys hisseT ~ hrzgrs- ].
sAia Incle Ehen When hes-s q
rzn 7ellir' 'aou how easy he kin
drive q mule J knows right ~ ne
amt no raElar mnis driver Wash
rglon star
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Take GOOD care of The honey bees
They Hlll hep as Win The fight
Cross ts-es win lightning hugs
And work EN- dss ard nirhf
-NontaEu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

The ~. kf
subjects ftsr a. .t--.l.-g *. sea a.
al pniris bu- fhs Yankee sollasfT
calio tel .bem feeres 0llF onf ihti
tsaurts-1te .1usA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

A lev DAYS Aiter The BuraAu q
Labor puts cal IL repars 81 a1FAnres
a food costs other nation VIC
food 5.fire Investigation Is started
d. obtain tA1 &; wAee adjustments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

The ice saruanon 81 Is reliably re-
rorrea. has been Asnch relieved iy taf
ce1l weather Winter JrohAhlF VAL
ss.e an END 81 The tamine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Paris Is 50 fA- away nov ihhi he
Prusssans have stopped iht use o.
shei- lung range g7n 10 lerrltE women
and children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Z = Tu-z se1.a1zz.1a1
na&A1r pc~1s- rsrE-s rr'-
---a1 E111s r-1-- trssE r-5t-
&c E4Eez e. uzGes -sc 6sy
cal '1rlck t-e1Es~
foE a. -Akes en -ss r-s rz-
= T1s-- -lc1r -e- cr1 c--s -
k11s-1-E-. lD1- - save a. g
shs-- ca In - Erez - :.
s19e-1 su-s- fo-Es kz- 81 --1u-<
.l1o1- az vh-z- a. a. s.t a..
E-.< % - = ter hkip Wa .. yr4-.
Ia 1,-r e4d --Ec1r. - take.
n ~.os Es2ne ia - rs -sas~
zr Eoot cs1 Srez. e .1sc--x e
1xSA-nr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Prince RupIresni is reported iasine
a vacation After his recenI eKptsri-
.Dct il tht rnagh school u If8ctlcs
-nililxrF ecpczIlor ht nt-eas it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
nsussa OF IRIS ASSOCIATED
PRESS

TAe Associated Press Is exclusively
mtaslea 10 the use tor T'eEsnAisc4il ilol
Of sG 1evs dispatches esre1laee fo Il
cr MOT o1nervss efssaiged IL ttis paper
and saso the LOCAL news paha1sl ltsa
ha,aar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

4 rcNnE woman wrifes EXPRESSING
alobl a. 10 he rell enthusiasm q
Pres 5eri Wilson's desire tof he rass-
are q sbe woms- suffrage amend =
uerf-
Thus rerlr Is SER her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
Fall Fair viii Be Bigger
And Better Than EUer

Logan ooansy's .all fair this year,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he shors crups viii
be the best fair since the Cslnarron
valley fair association was first form
e6
The entire personnel OF the offa.
GERS, directors sad managers ot the
fair Is as follows
Officers
Pres adenf- .... L. neaafN. GnihFae
Fsrss Wee President ...-......-
..sw II Mexican, GathTie
Second Vice President -.......%
.......T II aarmaa. Guthrie
Treasurer j V Mcconnell. Gaihrse
Secretary ~ W Hartman. Gathrfs
Assistant Secretary ......s.......
.R r holleheck. Guthrie
Beard "a Directors.
L.. ReiAnd. n r. McKean. T II
Harman. NJ Mcconnell. J " Hari
man. = |. IAniz. y n Parton. W
Tatte~eon Rov Teal. sam p Gard
ner. e n renlon
Eseeu;ive Committee.
l. I Beland. w r Mexican. r II Har-
man. J NJ Mcconnell. NJ Hartman
4 D FeRton
81 supersr.eroerss.
Horses .-.....-4... john Ga.ines
Cattle ..-.----.-.-..---- fr4sos
Sheep and swine .-----.- chas olser
Poultry ....-.. ....-.. Frank Salts
Field and garden proencls....-
.--.-.. r McKeaT
Orchard products ....-. Sam Funl
Alaiary ....--..---..H II A Montague
Domestic science Mrs Lucy Thompson
Ladies Auxiliary Mrs II Z S.esrn'
Domestic arts IVA. Mrs " II Boases
Juvenile Dept ..... Mrs W Mathis
Cirss clubs Mrs Flora Emnon'
BOYS climbs ...-..F y III Dsllenhacl
Educational . ..H T Fisaghe'
Grounds and track Dr W Z Furrou
Gates ...-... " Mcconnell
Rui.dinr Nv X Patterson
A glance through the premium lisi
shows he ,ibefai premiums it th'
livestock. poultry and general farm
products departments.
l. ise culinary and food depart
z2enis s7-eisi attention has been paid
10 war foods and bread and meat sup.
stiinies
II the douss..c arts department
more stress Is put o. the usetu! ar
t,cles. and there are liberal premiums
for Ped Cross sewing and knitting
The premiums in the juvenile de-
sag laf IA have bsen Increased both ir
amonri and nlniber and the interest
viii be greatly Increased The 7re-
MUM IN The educaiiorai and the boys
ard eiFls depArinlnis have beer IL
creased and there will he renewed in
ieresf in the preparations o, exhibits
fy boys and girls al over the county
II addition fo iae regular prsmiurn
hy the zss3cia..,+ s,ecis' preninms
are offered hv me-cAar;s and others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
ANNA -ELoss DEAD Eccs
lINE CONGRESSMAN
EEnLEE OF T-E LONG EARS.
rAAr LIDS .hAEAlNC

Anna Hsid body VII soon 5t N
il,e V'2r 81 FrAHcf wte-t she was
born
T7he acaaf VIII ~r,f it ne sEhmar-
rs VI shas- a. 81 ca1rofnE haitle-
shsps vii prose1 IL And Anna siela
Wiz know no1hins ab0ui a.
VIA care " iAks. vhai : iuss We
make fnr thR. empty flird's nest, de
deaa tunHr bsc~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Each lf rs. Es he passes tafoush
ihe las door. and vanders down 20
the edge g the Sirx. leares i you
lus,f glaseis. some kind q wArn'ns
and n examplt
Three warning stand ont ir ANN
Helds ltt. as follows
-rgrti llCnr-sure WOrk demanded
ii-bslp-d to ~ Anna Held a stops
ihe rdrculEiion of me hlood res;ro.-s
activity ot fhe lver and lIis Er iror
band around ihf iniestiues Il TO
GAYS lonse ilshitrs had ruls'd vfer
Ann1 s5sl5 WIS 2 firl sht wouid b
alive nov rrd working tveniv-iifs
rears lorrer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Danr Vurf 100 hard j does- Z
cay Hard wa'E ,eiped 70 AL AHA
Esld
And 6o-t vase -l1t trTi-E 70 e.
on; % raurse- vAIi isrt IL goa
anna E.ld Vhsr re-v rounE KArtec
io he siss Ssrlt Bernhard Ike
Es-rhn-dt Anna ssei5 las sung Z tbs
sres,s Rhsr .srr Tea-s q sEe Sss
was a conir spe-s Ear 81 sir1@sr
l5fe BerrhBrat- shs vas g 5euist
f.lDet Nhith utfes ha-c Eo-s sass
and ere-rfhlrE SEEN l.ossih BE 81
x.1s 10 ne hos sfbls s7eri hOuTs
a,~irE E,~osif su.ts- zr- Co. sHElnE
ms VI mike =. a E-el- f-zrs-
Creme 1ife Bernhard
i &C no Yea t-inr hack from
su-ssrr lands s--u n Ae5s85e e
os1ft o. t-on IS. run6sr1@t cs1
orly a. uuot seelinr sns srnrait1
a. ruu axe pilk rur
A bs1 lzzf a err ro- eersrss ~
WANTS 70 hr r-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Durf ever rcrsiar Eeire unless
yan are careful snd say n-sl ihai
ne Hahtlzollerns haiea hin, drove
aim on ot Germany ana tCrhass fhe
rglsine oi MS s-1rue in Berlin
Tor these ARE a1ngerOUs Gays .u-
hose ifai would eriiieise tbe lnh1hi-
iaris of ibe boa a-swElk chair a. Allan
slt CRY o. thar oiher chair III which
ne corporation board sits IL wBn
Street
The nan IL ihs chan and the nan
pushing j. VII SLY Hs He Is 3
aro-Gernnn Ard ibe long ears WI
81 here if
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Greed tie adoption ~ "a hour time scr
railroads and other l1siiiagions under
Government control At a aafe yes -
he determined
Al the close Of 1917 Canada had
1874 local trade anion bodies
Dresden's Germany trade uRion
rlssEneos rship of 81 oeb in 1913 has besn
cui in hAlf
Tie British Boilsrrnzkers' Society
Is nov considered secure, The mem
bersh . exceeding 7s0eo. practically
lee pet cent @. elictbles-
Modern neshoas q mining and
smelling have made il profitable "a
reopen nickel mine in Norway ~
was abandoned AAE s cenfHrF ago
q, is expected flEt c1ere viii be .
drop n the average al rdznce 81 re
London. England schools this seasr
ot aese owing 10 removals On se-
count of air raids
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23

Dan sorEs- pi=ase. shsi ~ 1er
L1he-F La1r i nomi1r . Se--sn-
-. and mar d roos rttrer sho1it
- ready f1- r. ssrs's e snEres-icr
s-o-n : y Ya1 1.sf Ves-. E-sstinr-or
= c.
Ths -rss 10 Hsn Is 1ar-d ~iif
god frse--iurf
TIE -us1 to BEN rus - rsEet
E5fh Eost A-e-srsr 6o-srs
Dozt r-oc-zs--zsr-
BY Libe-r sonts .ov-
A wz---r E--sr- ard trrpn--s-r
- } y Bss-- - z--.-s CCrr-ess-
-z- f-uz Sc--t 14kuza
He writes -tls srsr M Csssrzs-
I hzre t-ss- crEr - Az.s--ir Crr
e. . s--E tskz-r q g. ~ -
Sur-esse--fsls' s-E- rhs-s 7 Va
s1ss-c . H+-aaa se1sss ausb-5
z-Cs116 = ~<Ae<1 rts-z- { rrriE ~
6F-e~zine Via pas - ters go
-tzf-zke zz- 17-Hzrr ~ rH1sr o. -
rs- -k1t -oss = r 7ni-E uFa-s-
sic- = w sns -e=sirr fs.cs 1nrr-
rs.sEEaI saDus.sas Z So,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-23
aoLEY LEY! KIDNEY lllll J, Pills 2

lave the Leader Derrered. 4sc month
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-09-20
NOTICE.

A Republican County Convention
for the County Of Baraga is hereby
called to meet at the Town Hall in the
Village Of L'Anse on Tuesday, Sept.
18th, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of selecting three delegates to
attendthe state convention Of the Re-
publicans of Michigan at Grand Rap
ids, September 26th, 1918, and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the conven-
ton.
Apportionment of delegates to the
said county convention is as follows:
Arvon Township, q; Baraga Town
ship, 6; Covington Township, 3; Pre-
cincts No. 1 and 8, L'Anse Town
ship, a; Precinct No. 2, L'Anse Town
ship, l; Spur Township, 1.
Martin Voetsch, Chairman.
Albert E. Funke, Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-09-20
Sept. Z, IA, 81, 20, 1918.
STATE OF MICHIGAN

OlAl Z Vt mlSnlUAlN
The Probate Court for the Coun-
ty of Baraga.
At session of said Court, held
at the Probate Office in the Village
Of L'Anse, in said County, on the
4th day of September, A. d. 1918.
Present: Hon. Joseph J. O'Con-
nor, Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
John E. Johnson, Deceased.
Charles J. Brink having filed in said
court his petition praying that the adj
ministration of said estate be granted
to himself or to some other suitable
person,
1t Is Ordered, That the 30th day of
September, A. D. 1918, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, at said probate Office,
be and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition,
1t is Further Ordered, That pub
lie notice thereof be given by pub
LEGATION of copy of this order for
three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing, in the L'Anse
Sentinel, newspaper printed and
circulated in said county.
JOSEPH j. O'CONNOR,
[Seall Judge of Probate.
A true copy.
Joseph ]. O'Connor,
Judge of Probate.