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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-01-31

ShelDy william N2stai, Lucy
Pedro Cigila, Torreon
James G.. Bowden, Est
Thomas R. Ketchersid, Ced'le
Andalecio Chavez, fatigue
George Emmett Cross, McIn h
Louis Wick, Progresso
William Howard Sellers, Mtr
Macario Gabaldon, Torreon
Joseph 7 Hamilton, Negra
Raymund Gomez, Moriarty
Roy E Pyeatt, Pedernal
Henry Kernpf, MFR
Clarence E. Bosey, Willard
Seserio M. Chavez, Pinos Wis
D. Abel Lee, Mir
Audey Guy Dodds, Mcintosh
Conrad Riley, Est
Thomas Ross Latham. Mtr
Bennie Logan, Duran
Henry Marvin Hayes, Est
Juan E. Sisneros, Willard
Leo Arthur Douglas, Est
Hilario Muller, Moriarty
Ubedio Lucero. Moriarty
CLASS II,
OmhO Irwin Moriarty
George Milton Kaiser, Eastview
William Fernand Hamilton,
Duran
jose A. Candelaria, Pinos
Wells !
CLASS III.
Roland Harwell, Estancia
Jose Manuel Baca, Mtr
Hugh Mcclure Schafner, Will
ard
William j. Wyatt, Willard
Marvin Mckinley, Estancia
Manuel Maestes, Quarai
Juan Jaranillo, Pinos Wells
Antonio Perea, Torreon
Creed Taylor Norman, Nc
.ntosh
Benino Garcia, Encino
William Mckinley Crawford,
Gstancia
Nathan S. Fuller, Willard
Elmus K. Chandler, Estancia
Frank Cicero Haynes, Mtr
Eutemio Garcia, Torreon
Jose Gabaldon, :"
Clemente Griego, Progresso
James w. Sawyer, Moriarty
Addie Thomalson, Mountainair
Quarai)
This is all of class l, 2 and 8 as
ar as classified. At the time
his report was complied thirty |
r forty names had not yet been
lassified.
Nearly all the balance are
n class 4-jusr a few in class 5. |
Publication of the list will be
ontinued next week.
Next Monday physical ex-
limitations will begin. Thirty
f class l are called for each day
ntil the list is finished.
Those who have been previous
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-01-31

William H. Holcomb, Duran
Robert H. Culberson, Mtr
Charles M. Sheehan, Willard
Burley Burns, Mtr
Arnold B. Brasswell, Willard
Thomas Lockhart Pierce, Est
Lee G. Striegel, MIR
Alfred r. Neighbors, Cedar'l' Il
Forrest Lee Mason, Est
Clifford Welch, Moriarty
Santiago Silva Serna, Manzanc
John T. Gay, Est
Giles G. Imboden, MIR
Eron G. Braswell, Willard
Clifford C. Coffey, MIR
William Burton Thurber, East
view
Archie E. Vestal, Lucy
Catarino Montana, Palma
Manuel Brown, Mtr
Charles F. McGinnis, MIR
Antonio ]. Otero, Torreon
Vicente Escudero, Santa Fe
(Moriarty)
Elisio Aragon, Manzano
Charles Muller, Moriarty
Salome Serna, Torreon
George W. Williams, Mtr
Antonio Blea, Tajique
Hodge F. Pyeatt, Pedernal
William L. Baker, Estancia
Clarence Williams, MFR
Herman Harrin, Est
Charles Eloise Kaiser, East
view
Gerald Lee Hart. Cedarvale
Ernest E. Daugherty, Willard
Guy Peterson, Negra
Buchanan S. Bethel, MFR
Joseph House, Moriarty
Herculaneo Gurule, Mtr
Elisha M. Shaw, Mtr
Andres ]. Schubert, Chilli
Leo P. Wrinkle, Duran
Manuel Lucero, Torreon
Ernest Walter McComas, Torn
Jose B. Brazil, Willard
Samuel Nugent Hayes, MIR
Abran Sandoval, Encino
Daniel M. Dow, Willard
Juan Garcia, Moriarty
Jose M. Sanchez, Tajique
Jesse Gray, Moriarty
Frank Kuhn, Encino
Earl Albert Brown, Pedernal
Luis R. Marsh, Moriarty
Bolton Claude Ware, Moriarty
Jess Condrey, MIR
Juan Archuleta, Torreon
William Earl Baldwin, MFR
Francisco Martinez y Sanchez,
)uran
James Hogg Norman, McIn's
Candelaria Serna, Torreon
Louis Wade Caussey, Est
Luther Wood, Lucy
Alexandra Lueras, Willard
Charles w. Powell, Negra
John T, Lee. Cedarvale
Jesse A. Lee, Cedarvale
Homer J. Berkshire, Est
Ernest Carlson, Negra
Robert McCaleb, Duran
Alvin R. Wright, Willard
Claudio Sanchez. Tajique
Harry E. Smith, Estancia
Freddie Brown, Encino
Carlos Gomez, Encino
Jose Sanchez Y Salas, Torreon
John Burr Milbourn, Est
Jose La Cruz Marcos, Encino
Howard Ogilvie, Est
Benjamin F. Kenyon, Kiowa,
.ansas.
Isham Stencil Cobb, MFR
William Hopkins, Punta
Asa Radford, Est
Clarence Wick, Progresso
IL n =
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-01-31
Classification OF
REG|S7RANTS

RtGI1IRANlt
Registrants for military ser
vice have been classified by the
local board as follows:
CLASS |.
Andres Perea, MFR
Arthur Lee Lidzy, Mtr
James A. Marble, Cedarvale
Homer D. McComb, Moriarty
Lee Mccain, Scholle
Juan Jiron, Eastview
Charles Adcock, Mtr
William H. Price, Estancia
Robert G. Ralston, Willard
Caste Conner, Estancia
Franklin C. Bowden, Estancia
Jim Mcdonald, MFR
James G.. Schnelle, Willard
Jose L. Gonzales, Palma
Rafael Garcia, Manzano
A. F. Grimmell, Estancia
Miguel Vigil, Torreon
William Albert Turner, Punta
Chalmers Reagan Riley, Est
Emcy ]. Seymour. Mtr
Robert R. Ogilvie, Est
Evaristo Lueras, Torreon
Setter Nation Hale, Quarai
John H. Bigbee, Encino
Richard R. Garner, Duran
Earl Adcock, MIR
Toribia Garcia, Willard
Joseph ]. Casey, Pedarnal
Hubert Richard, Corona
Juan Albarado, Willard
William H. McHan, Mcintosh
David Harrison Hawkins, Lucy
Gilbert Norris Tyson, Mtr
Paulee Mashburn, Willard
William E. Rhodes, Progresso
Eddie Elliston, Willard
Clarence A. White, Est
Howard R. Park, Est
Erwin B. Sharpless, Mtr
Antonio Chavez y Benavides,
'orreon
Manuel Pena, Duran
George S. Campbell, Est
Manuel Garcia, Manzano
Arnold w. Scivally, Willard
Rosendo Tafoya, Duran
Demetrio Gonzales, Duran
Linan Welch, Willard
Anastacio Trujillo, Willard
Juan Jose Torrez, Torreon
Thomas D. Walker, MFR
Oscar B. Hooper, Mtr
Frank L. Sandusky, Willard
John D. Waldron, Negra
Archibald B. Thurber, East
lew.
Benjamin J. Woodall, McIn-
)sh.
Alberto Garcia, Lucy
Clyde j. Morris, Estancia
John F. Dressler, MIR
Timoteo Chavez, Pinos Wells
Jose Antonio Serna, Manzano
Alexandra Gutierrez, Torreon
George Chavez, Torreon
Valentin Baca, Willard
Shirley Milbourn, Est
William D. Roach, Est
Ponciano Anaut. Encino
Amado Sanchez, Palma
James A. Ingle, Estancia
Epimenio Gonzales, Tajique
Drew Eddie Shelton, Negra
Charles John, Moriarty
Lam Farrell, Estancia
Juan J. Florez, Eastview
Alden White, Willard
Curtis 7. Haygood, MFR
Julian Torrez, MFR
Miguel S. Tenorio, Encino
John E. Sheehan. Willard
Fred Loveall, Willard
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-01-31

Lucia ]. Kirkland, Mcintosh
Jesse F. Heal, Lucy
William R. Ellison, Willard
Eli G. Overstreet, Encino
George W. Hanna. Willard
Raymundo Chavez, Pinos wis
Juan Pomuseno Valdez, Mtr
Jim F. Ireton, Cedarvale
Robert Walter Tyson, Mtr
Sylvester Peterson, Negra
Edward Leroy Beaver, Corona
Ross B. Plant, Willard
Pedro Antonio Ulibarri, Rayo
Rosendo Barela, Duran
Robert La, 5 Sanders, Corona
OrviIle Roy Kooken, Estancia
Albert Roscoe White, F."
William Ketchersid, Cedarvale
John H. Cross, Estancia
Trancito Gurule, Mountainair
Manuel Hernandez, Pinos Wells
Clarence E, Stump, Mcintosh
Aliceo Torrez, Mountainair
Macedonia Bachicha, Chilli
Calvin 7. Daugherty, Willard
Keith McComb, Moriarty
Orvil Brown, Estancia
FREDERICK Sisneros, MIR
Chavez Juan y Apodaca, Tor
reon-
Antonio Saiz, Manzano
James Lavert Pearson, Lucy
Joel M. Shelton, Negra
Isedorio Lobato, Torreon
Cerrillos Ortega, Encino
Simon L. Hunter, Duran
Otto O. Collins, Pfogresso
Sam W. Schuessler, MFR
Abnecio Gallegos, Torreon
Jacobo Aguilar, Duran
John Emanuel Warfel, Est
Dare C. Scott, Willard
James Carl Meeks, MFR
Horace F. Bethel, Mountainair
Roberto Chavez, Torreon
Henry V. Vaughn, Cedarvale
Ramon Montana, Quarai
Walter Ellison Timnons, Nc
Intosh
Paul Bussell, Willard
Albert Francis Hibler, Estancia
Ruben M. Spruill, .
William C. Smith, ,Cedarvale
Barney Efford McHan, Nc
[ntosh
Ernest C. Chaddick, Moriarty
Raymundo Sedillo, Taiique
William E. Griffith, Cedarvale
J.R. Fuller, Mountainair
Fred Earlier, Willard
Fay Hodges, Moriarty
Charles E. Vickery, Cedarvale
Thomas A. Taul, Mountainair
Ignacio Lopez, Manzano
James B. Reeves, Moriarty
Jose Valerie, Palma
Guy Benjamin Hall, Scholle
Henry Clay Roger, Negra
Marion H. Frederick, McInt'sh
George Roy Adams, Mtr
Juan Lucero, Manzano
Oliver W. Miller, Varney
Odes Castor, Estancia
Edwin Sheridan Brunner, MFR
Oscar William Tyson, MIR
Daniel S. Nutter, Willard
Benjamin Logan Muller, Est
Claude C. Wright, Willard
Jose Duran y Perea, Chilli
Cipriano Lesperance, Tajique
Robert E. Redding, MFR
Olaf Fleak Chinn, Est
Ted Mclaughlin, Negra
Jose Antonio Chavez, Willard
Daniel ]. Garret, Lucy
Jason Carroll Williams, Mtr
Joseph Luther Gist, Willard
Ray H. Palmer, Encino
zzzD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
HAS LUXURIOUS EXPERIENCE.

Seattle Wash May Sleeping il
the luxurious bed once occupied BY
he King of Greece when he visited
France and being attended By valet
aiiired in velvet and gold lace was the
moved experience Of Ridge Sly. oi
Yalgima. member of the L 5 Mar
iue corl's now with General Pershing' s
forces IN France.
SlNs mother received a letter sew
raj days ago from her son in which
be described his furlough spent
omewhere % France out OF the
battle zone
In the letter be tells of heing quar-
tered IN one q many hotels set aside
ini American soldiers on leave. who're
q. was given the honor OF sleeping in
the chamber formerly used by thu
Creclan monarch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
NOTICE.


y Notice y aherehy given that !. rranl
Wolfe. County Treasurer OF Logar
County. okiaohnsa. viii. on Monday
the 9Th day Of May. A. u. 1915, BE-.
ginning at the hour OF .: ~ O'Clock IN
tbs afternoon and continuing until all
Of said property is disposed Of. sell "a
the person or persons making ihs
best offer. all of the property herein
after described subject 10 confifrna :
ton by the Board OF County Commis-
sloners OF Logan County. Oklahoma
said property being owned by Logan
County. Oklahoma by virtue OF a pur-
chase OF the same by me, as Treas
nrer OF said county. for the county al
resale for taxes held On tha 4th
day OF June, 1910
Notice u further given that pursu-
ant TO the sale 10 be held, as afore-
said. on May 9th. 1919. the said Logan
County, Oklahoma Will. upon confirm
alton OF such sales by the Board OF
County Commissioners. issue deeds in
fee simfae TO the property so sold.
subject however 20 whatever rights,
II any. may be outstanding by virtue
OF tax sales certificates in the hands
OF individuals. and subject also toI
the advalorem and PAVING taxes for
the year 1877. which at this time re-
main unpaid. The purchaser will be-
required 10 deposit certified check
or cash for =, per cent OF his offer AT
the time OF the sale TO be held May
9th. 1918 and the balance OF the pur-
chase price Is required 70 be paid
within five days after confirmation
OF the same by tbs County Commits.
sioners or said purchaser shall there
upon immediately forfeit his right 10 |
The deed 10 the property purchased |
by him.
The property 10 be disposed OF at |
said sale Is all situated In the City OF |
Guthrie. Logan County. Oklahoma and |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
OFFICIAL CALL LOGAN COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

By authority. and on behalf OF the
reuublican State Committee of Okla
Iona. the following meetings and
inventions are hereby called
All voters. without regard to past
political affilat.on. who believe in the
finciples Of the Republican party
1'olhcies. are cordially invited 70 unite
uader this call in the selection OF
delegates TO said convention.
Precinct Meetings.
Precinct meetings shall be held in
every precinct 81 this county. az the
usual voting place on Thursday. MAY
sih at > n m in the county and 5 ~
n. in the city precincts for the pur-
rose Of selecting delegates to a county
convention Every precinc, shall be
entitled az the county convention 10
enc delegate for every ten llpl voters
o. major fraction thereof. cast for
Chas r Hughes for President in the
neral election OF 1916.
County Conventions.
\ county convention viii be held N
Guthrie on Saturday May ilth. 1918.
90 n m Tor the pnrpcse Of select
ins delegates 10 The State Preferen-
f.ai convention
State Convention.
The Republican State Preferential
Convention shall be held at Oklahoma
CITY on Wednesday. May 18th. at III
p M for he purposn OF expressing |
Us reference on candidates for all |
state officers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
The MoNrH IN New Music

make fhc icet kerr step and the lauph
], gives o. the hlaomsn blister" that
CORES Al the end 81 twenty mile hike
Is fypcal'y American.
en- the reverse of ,his record Eiiy
NarTas rraVakes 3 barrel 81 sun uish
his rendition a k-k-k hafy. which
pciuTts the efforts 81 suffering re-
orali 70 pour cut hs heart 70 his best
sifl
kedoleri # summer and laden with
sentiment are t~n san1s on 5 Victor
Record ty Lamhen ahirphN which he
SINGS eifh warmth ani ardar Roses
oi f.cafas Is charming glimpse Of
the ar land 81 France where The
roses arc shining ia the dew and a
maiden awaits her iaver Nhefe the long
White roads esni through howerladen
landscape.
Loves tiafdcn 81 Roses IS a lovers
invitation ra bis sweetheart ie come
s. here ihe flowers are blooming ia the
garden % bis heart The sweet tenor
eaaaiy ff Nurfty's voice IS ad-
uiratls displayed "a these two songs.
tegHrr, q liafA musical director u
enc ai lucle Saus Training Camps.
ard Nfa has good idea of shai sol
Gtcfs Aanf oleumcs fhc double role Of
composer and singer % his preseataiion
at Send Nc Curl on a Victor
Accafa this wcnih. j is an unusually
attractive marching snae that goes with
40 irresistible swing aud spirit that be-
Sre4k its popularity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

the city OF Guthrie. Oklahoma. hereb
Issues a call for the holding OF a
esction al which the question a
Eltking an excess levy OF three an,
onc- half mills uron the taxable pro
perty OF said district. shall be sub
miued 20 the qualified voters OF sal.
School District No. ca.
The said election shall be held on
Tuesday. the iith day OF May, 1918
The polls shall open at six O'Clock
M. and close at seven o'clock p. m
~ that day In said School Dlstrsct
No. 90. there shall he. for this occa ?
son, three voting riaces. numbered
and designated as follows.
M. At Capitol School. corner
Walnut and Villas Avenue. for all
voters who reside east OF the west
side of Ash Street, IN the CITY OF
Guthrie. Oklahoma. and hs prolong-
alions north and south through the
attached territory to the City OF
Guthrie.
No. AT the Chamber OF Commerce
in the City Han. corner OF Second
Street and Oklahoma Avenue. for all
voters who ressde between Ash
Street, and its prolongaiions. and
the Cottonwood river.
No AT Banner School. 400 block
West Warner Avenue. for all vot
ers residing west OF the Cottonwood
river. and within the limits OF said
School District.
Election officers for these several
Toiing alaces arr appointed as follows:
April. 1915
For Voting Place No. L.
Inspector. NJ l.. West
Judge. Charles Do,y
Clerk. O. Counor.
Counters. G W Ball and Frank I
Hewitt.
For Voting Place No p
Inspector. Con Harrington.
Judge. W u Williamson.
Clerk. ] NJ. Kroeger.
Counters. J. y Curl and Guy Flndly
'or Voting Place No. O.
Inspector. William Hoyland
Judge. III n. butcher
Clerk, Thomas Peacock.
Counters. Harry Booth and Perry
McVey
The ballot shall be substantially in
'.e following form. printed upon white
!. per
BALLOT SUBMITTING THE CUES
TlON OF SCHOOL TAX LEVY"
Shall there be levied upon the tax
bic property OF School District No.
,, Logan County Oklahoma. an ex-
IS OF three and one-half mills above
q authorized five mill levy. for the
lpport OF the common schools In said
chool District for the year beginning
ily LIST, 1878. and ending June Goth.
'i9. making a total levy OF eight and
lehalf Mills
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
GAIL FOR ELECTION

Whereas. the Board Of Education
- the City of Guthrie. Oklahoma
School District No 60. Logan Coun.
y Oklshomai on the 18th day o
April 1915. determined that tn
efnount of excess levy above five mill.
that wiil be required for the support
ci The common schools in school Dis
trict Nc g.. Logan County, Okla
bona. fo- tne year beginning July lsf.
1918. and endine June 3oth 1919. Is
ihree and one-hsif mills: and where
- the Publication and costing q an
itenized statement and estimate has
been ACCOMPLISHED. a. required BY
law. the sad Board Of Edscatiou Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
Letters from Our Soldier Boys

{ have one OF the buttons from his coat
! an writing by candle light and il
f.'ekefs all The time. caused by the
coacussion OF The air Well. old BOY
ihe battle continue outside and | must
gei some slice Your old friend and
school mate.
Ross r Warner.
With the American Tx ediiionary
Forces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach. liver,
and bowel poisons before.
Breakfast

To feel your best dsy in and day ont
o feel clean inside. no sour bile a.
,oat your tongue aud sicken your
breath or duh your head: 10 constipa.
ion. bilious attacks. sick headache
'olds. rheumatism or cassy. acid stom.
ioh. ron must bathe on the inside like
on baihe outside. This IL vastly more
important. because the skin pores %
ict absorb impurities into the blood
Snila The bowel pores DO. SAYS a well.
nown physician.
To Keep these poisons and toxins
veil flushed from the stomach. iive-
idneys and bowels. drink before break.
ast each day. a glass of hot water
win a feaspOonfui of limestone rhcs-
bhaie in r. This viii cleanse. purify
no freshen the entire alimentary tract
eiore putting more food into the
tcwach.
Get a quarter pound of limestone
Aosphate from y0ur pharmacist. u
; inexpensive ana almost tasfeiess.
sxce1t a sourish twinee which e not
npleasant Drink phosphzted hot
fafer every morning 10 rid your SIS
I'm OF these vile poiEors ard toxins.
- ~ fAtttAAA tt-E4I llIlL4llNl.
To feel Ike Young folks feel. IKE
o. felt before your blood. nerves aud
auscles became saturated with an ac
umuiation of body poisons. begin thfs
reatment and above all. keen y rns
: soap and hot water act OF the Ski,
ieansinc. sweefe1ing and purifys-sx 80
ifnes.one phosphate and Rot water be.
orecsreakfast. act O. sse stomach.
Fter, Eeaslx saS- -beEslaye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

4 man In good physical condition Is
almost certain 10 enjoy life. while the
bilious and dyspept.c are despondant,
do not enjoy their meals and feed
miserable a good share OF the time
This i'll feeling "a nearly always un-
4 few doses Of Chamber
la.ns Tablets to tone up the stomach.
improve the digestion and regulate the
bowels Is all that is needed Try II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

Eour who seize the chance 10 pro.
dnec some nicely blended harwonies
4 quartet oi American folk sores
IS rresef. = on a new Victor Record
ay M-eu Powell. They are "My 0ld
hen,ueky Home SHINE On. eOld
hiacs joe and Kingdom Coming"
hls talented ,iolin,sf had a real
Inspiration when She raihesea n.
etfaer these four highly characteristic
American iune,. Played together Ia
ihis Way, they seem 10 EXPRESS the
peculiarly American Qualities "a sen
tment mingled with humur There Il
nothing like ihe iaik songs of & caan-
ut 60 bring one swift realization 81
what his native land mean, 81 him
'maeine What this record will rican IS
tae men in France 10 mhom America
is pnW tn B memory memory that
SAD te refreshed and Nislned az any
time through this music.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

No wonder that M3rtrcih las felt
inspired TO interpret on ncw Aicirola
Record song 81 loves ecstasy az
time 50 iy1lcal 81 youthful cxultation.
20 bon tornato. Amore. is . de-
lghtful liille Italian song ~ COM
poser who has dedicated his woFk io
the sitici singer u has i smooth
hoNing meiody wish Is sung % a
murmnrins accompaniment az strings.
MaFiineli has the eiii al rapture
lie has heart 81 JOS that overaoas 30
golden Music and with ths song he
has the power % awaken iu the hearts
uf his auditors the responsive echoes
OF lite srfinstime.
Each Stitch y q Thought of You
Dear D. ono 81 those sentimental songs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

You Will find on
fhc reverse OF this
Record a hopeful
anticipation in
All Aboard for
II ON e, s " ect
Home Ii is a
tnncful reminder
that the day may
noi be far distant
" hen cur hnys
viii have paid
their debt 70 La
fayctfe ard come
marching back IN
triumph after VIC
tory oris lafres
gIycs an effective
rendition assn ted
tE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04

on the other side "A title nii Of
sunshine j. presented iy harlts Hart
snh the shannon Iolt-a remainder
.hai there's pen ari rancr handy and
;ieaFe;tcs and cardy anl nothing 10
prevent you from sending letter %
France that Wi4 cheer scmc fellow On
as way
a cure fer . common mslsdy that
hone 90 MS escape af rrts W5il fg son
~ when yon pui o nra Victor Record
1n the iclrala aHd ieain fu ri1v
Everybody Crazy Neuf fhr Dee gorc
Blues But IA Happy PLENTY of Jazz
mnsic greets youf ears as issf clever
-omcdierne, Marion Harris snss a..
ste puts ncw complexion Ua life and
rseu gives neN tufl e. the foary
Old story az Jonah and ihr whale. AMI
the band. na. ia lr ieHHd does ifs
D~n little bit the tIrnNrft takins al
secasional slide up the scale accom-.
sanied ~ an assorted sr0uf Of sllcaks
aud claiicrs.
THE Land q lamo Yamo" IS de-
Lshiiully presented ts Nan ard
Sohenck on iAc reverse Ci iii, Victor
Record. and ilrn. ea' q. Nt f'c r'ace
shere ali good fellows la iHe.;
inmifahle way these rnr rt7 :
vile artists Sandwich several Nmefftks
IN quick paifer sii ~ ptIal ald i1 fac
,uiiiy ui tins naMhtr
Elizabeth S1crSrr 4ri liUv nufr
nrc heard Sod F'gasina NHt fec
new Victor Record lf l0f Ntee g.
Her Eyes. Ihis cn.Hftf'sN SONG ffh.
yon where yan way trl fNc 'rtfi Hhen
a maiden saws nor arI rrf tra pos
sihly mean Kts NUn . nt
knowing look . sari of 4.aNr. alf
vhich kind Jets lNNH.Ht frw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-04


Warner 20 hs friend Don Moon OF
iLis city, has some startling stories
II Hun atrocities Wh.ner Is on The
ench front
Dear old Don Jut received your
second and third editions and 10 say
4 was pleased would he putting It
lightly ] certainly chi "a every
thing iii a. and TO show aay aspreci-
a.lou viii tell you some mighty in
'ererting things
jus now end for The las. hour the
French have been giving the Germans
He'll IN the true sense of The word
wish ! conid describe TO you the
noise outside q my bomb proof dug
6u y IS 5 continuous shf.eking Of
shells The French cannon are bark
ing 80 ga-t there Is No hesitation any
where For an hour | stood JUST out
side and watched the smoke rise In
No Mans Land and 1h. German
trenches less than three fonrhs Of q
~ le away was finally compelled rs
come inside By the French oldiers
As soon as The French attack If over
ce Germans viii reialiafe So YOU
see / 3 good policy 10 sta, under
cover EVERY few minutes can hear
rhe rat-a tat tar tai of machine guns
hn airplane has hoen doing patrol
duty over oar trenches aN evening
/ IS dusk now and pretty soon ihe
blesses" fwoundedl win Dc coming IN I
hat mean work for us ami proh-
shlY under shell fire Last night
sas attack was made with little sue
cess however was ruased up IN ihe
dark hours 70 hel Frenchman wheel
Iaiien' % town five kilomeiers
back of The line We have wheels on
our ltiers for thai purpose The
nan had heen eased and WAS uncon
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inspired tv the
war which Henry
Burr sings on a
new Victor Record.
Ii IS 4 touching
pic'ufc oi a tired
tni loving little
nj other. gray
haired ard wiih
hand, worn Hiih
toll knitting
~0alcn socks and
comforts for her
tsoY su France Il
- set 70 a gently
Rowing met dy
lhat contributes
much t. iis quiet
serenity and home
hse inlimsey