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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01
LIBERTY LOAN
BILL To HAVE
RIGHT OF WAY
Congress to Take Up New
Bond Issue Along With
Other important War
Measures

WASHINGTON. April 1. - En-
tering the NTH month or the second
war session. congress this week is
expected 20 complete three more
important measures-the new Lib
erty loan legislation. the bill Great
ing a war finance corporation and
the long pending Webb export bill.
Work will start on the Overman
bill vesting Prest Wilson the great
or powers for reorganization and
attention also will be given during
the week 20 the war legislation. in
Guiding amendment 10 the selective
draft act.
RRht OF way is TO be given in the
senate OF the Liberty loan bill. au-
thOrizing $4,5OO.OOO.O 900 more war
bonds. 50. 900. 100000 Of treasury
certificates and further loans of 81
100000. 900 70 the allies. This
measure. which goes tomorrow from
the house to the senate should be
law before next Saturday when the
third Liberty loan campaign be-
Gins.
Tomorrow the conference report
on the dministration bill for the
war finance corporation is slated for
presentation. The senate and house
viii act on it in turn. with pros
poets for its transmission 10 the
president by mid-week.
Could COnfine Export.
Prosecution in the house OF the
cOnferee's agreement on the webb
export bill which would permit
foreign commerce also Is planned
for tomorrow.
Antispy legislation is 10 be con-
sidereJ tomorrow by the senate ju-
dietary committee. The so-called
woman spy" bill extended the es-
pionage law TO women. which has
been passed by both houses. is
scheduled for completion this week
The committee will take up several
important other bills. including the
house measures penalizing interfer-
ence with government war loans
shich the leaders propose to enact
ahead Of the Liberty loan campaign.
To secure early house considera-
tiOn OF the senate bills amending
che draft law. changing the basis of
quotas OF state populations to pro-
portion. 81 men in class one and re-
quiring registration OF youths at
tanning Il years since June 5. 1917,
"A special rule is TO he sought dur
ing the week from the rules com
mittee.
In the senate. controversy over
alleged deficiencies in war prOsecu-
ton and Orga nization with more
political debate is regarded certain
TO break out again during consid-
Grafton Of the Overman bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01
WILL ASK lN0lANlANS
GO ON WHEATLESS DIET

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April 1.
DIR. Harry Z. Barnard federal
food administrator for Indiana, an
bounced tonight that he would
make a formal request tomorrow
that the people of Indiana 20 on a
wheatless diet until after the new
crop had been harvested. The re-
quest. he said. would go out to the
people through the county admin
istrators.
The Industrial population OF the
state is absolutely dependent on
bakers bread, which must have
considerable portion OF wheat 10
make il durable" said DR.. Barnard.
Therefore, it is up to the independ-
ent and we'll 10 do classes TO make
the sacrifices necessary to meet the
emergency We are facing"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01
WILLIAM H. KAYL0R
DIES IN INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April Il
William H Kaylor. state editor of
the Indianapolis News for many
years, died today at the Methodist
Episcopal hospital. He suffered
stroke of apopiexy when at work
Saturday. Mr. Kaylor was born in
Ironton. o.. July 10. 1853. He came
TO indianapolis when young and
learned the printers trade. Later he
Joined the editorial force of the old
Journal. A widow and a son sur
vive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01
CLAIRE CALLIGAN WINS
NATIONAL 500 YD. SWIM

DETROIT. Mich. April 1. -
Claire Galligan OF New York to-
night won the national A. A. L. 500
yard free style swim for women at
the Detroit Athletic club. Her time
was 7:44 as. Olga Dorfner OF Phil
adelphia was second; Charlotte
Boyle OF New York. was third. and
Thelma Darby II indianapolis. I'm
tshed fourth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01
NEWS FROM HERE AND
THERE IN MICHIGAN
News Times Special Service /:


MUSHROOM. Mich. April /. -
The Muskegon company OF the
Michigan state troops will take
possession OF the new MuskegOn
armory about May 20. according to
present plans. the new 500. 900
structure rapidly nearing compile
ton OF this sum the state sub
scribed $4,000. the balance being
raised by the city and county.
HOLLAND. - The Bush e. Lane
piano factory is the first factory in
Holland 20 report a. 100 per cent
sale Of War Savings stamps. The
report arrived at the sale head
quarters that every employe of this
concern and every member Of the
office force had bought one or more
stamps The committee, however,
looks upon this as merely a be-
ginning.
MUSHROOM. - Interest in mill
tary training at the Muskegon
high school is steadily increasing.
with over 400 youths now going
through daily drills under the di-
rection Of f. L. Carroll. a former
officer Of the Michigan national
guard. This military training
course. now being started here, is
to become a permanent but optional
feature OF the curriculum at the
Muskegon institution.
DETROIT-Under orders from
Atty. Gen. Gregory, Marshal Beh-
rendt today directed the instern-
ment OF Stephen Ducra. Camp Gus
ter, because Of evidence that his
sympathies were with this country's
enemies
OWOSSO. - Mrs. Mabel Dennis
died this morning. the result of a
blow on the head by a piece OF coal
dropping from a freight car. The
woman and her son had gone to
the railroad yards to pick up coal
and the son threw some coal off the
car and a piece struck his mother.
She was able TO get lome, but be-
came violently i'll and d.ed later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01

War Savings stamps cannot de-
preciate in value Uncle Sans
guarantee 10 that effect is behind
every one OF them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01

Pupils in the parochial school OF
81. Nincents church. LOgansport.
purchased $500 worth OF War Saw
ings and Thrift stamps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01

Pupils or the Fowler schools. Ben
ton county. have sold War Savings
and Thrift stamps amounting to
x992.55.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01

Sale Of War Savings and Thrift
stamps in Monroe county has eN-
ceeded the $50. 900 mark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-01
Ot0rK anu cupid
Cunning PIotters

Many New Home will Have q Little
Sunbeam to Brighten it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
luI.Illt M TROOPS
\OI 10 ~ tstD:

washlngicn. May is-isofd Read
ira. ihs british nbassador. In q
aiemant here today declared that
ihe annonncemenl coming BY way Of
uttava that the American army
would not BE- fuily utilized on the
western front uatl developed 10 o.
fsI strength. vas directly opposite 70
Information he had receirsd fr0m ine
Hnulh sar cabine'. and that be was
la ihe darn a. to iis meaning TAs
ambassadors stafemenf added 10 the
puzzle in which American officers
,oard themselves on reading the .,
reancement from Ottawa Conf
DENTAL inf0rmafion reaching here -
osiiy Indicated that su~ . plan ss
frt--asd frosa ouass sss under sls-
t1tsion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
GOl0REO Or WHITE
FOLKS CAN NOW
BLEACH THEIR SKIN

Black ara wh,s oirf-erf.--perovss
freckies. Tar. -esis pi~plst.
Fis.nss. So Burn.
Bieseses Dsrs o. ssiio~ ssir. MAJ d.
lng ~ t,ft. Par. brleht. 81
Mail. - csrts
Thouraros - soiks have proven that
PloaKhs Biack snf waite oinfm~rf
applied freely lss directed brlKhfene
81 nxhfers their tsrk. sssrthg. al
ios skn % sach a 8riEht. iiThi. ~.
sronsh. hesifhy tone a. fisaee mot
srybofy nisck anl Hbfs Oinfmfnf
siro h@aia ali bgurs rl1inga - PIN
49,. or bisrkkeafs. fan - frecflss
Z "a son1erfsi Jssf ftink how r1eh
s<ffer you Iook xifk that 6Ark biofchy
t.n ro1s and iiehf heefhy skin IN 81
aiAcei sold On q rsonsF-kaf guaf-
a-fee. oriT 15c fstaups - colnj sent
y raj. o. ~ 20 senf o for rDsf
bor-x ~ Btark anf White Oinsmenf.
&c czks q Bisrk arf xhse eoet
inris6s< fres. A6tfess PlD4Th Chem-
al Co. De-f -. xenapAis. Tenn
tss~<s Nske 80 Essr Lisi1e
rs2~.~r-frr - Wrti- Tor sp~c.si
Sal Bizek ans vfiss olrtn<ssf -
everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
Children Cry
FOR FltTcHER'S
g q 8 . a
BRING SUIT FOR $3.50
AGAINST CARTER OIL CO

The suli Of r iIaiflip and Minnie
Ialsiip against the Carter Oh com
pauy charging damage done 10 their
isnd BY ne oil company was trans
isrrod i0 fho United States district
ouri ~ eastern Oklahoma this after.
noon Tho petition states that whea
iae carter company stopped oil and
gas drilling In 1917 on their land.
ssarroaInr salt water did DAMAGE 10
fhe extent - t2.fs0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
D f T | c { R | n
BAD BECAUSE
OF HIS FRENCH.
POLITE ~AH OFT or MAJOR
PROVES To RI SNtfPt<e
PLEDGE AND CAT SIS
TEARS AND TROl Bl-E

Paris NAY ls-wigA she Amerscsa
sroaps uraer GenerAi FocA ss enc .
car na&so~s Ne knows sass t~o ~aras
az wAas be tAinks Is Fr~neA "A
o9i
S4nce our sAksns ~ position as
ne e3ge os ne Nssslsfrons a aoFfh :
era France guarding The roAa So
PArs shis osg4cer AAs been sharing .
cellar wsse family ~ refugees
Il AAs beer TIE A2AH a. tie mA1a-
sc say at cat te al .ritrrosAsions
from sAe Fr~7cA. TO-DAY he tcand shs
female bead a. sAe refugee family y
tears lie cs2ss aos fAtAona ise rss
se-v ~ her sevro~ - Ae summoned
the reeszensAl Interpreter
~F4na o1s whas Is the matter wfs
tie woman - o~1ercd
-%ers wRs scaae conversation. a.
tsr uh.ch the Interpreter sal@ she
SAYS tat yoz promised e send b x
TO Arxy gracks szio Tie German
l-es ard get her household effee z
and her COS TAA; ~ swro ea~s
xru. and she ~Anss yaG sc make
good vSar pFvHaise
Tee mxsor scratched hts head AL
rvTliei
4 never made sucA . pleage %
s-vsc3y
-sez fcslc~e3 another bTief convss-
sStso- hetwee1 the Interpreter aal
IRE vo-xa- xfser ~hicA the former
reported. She say she Asses voa 70
s-t wa reG,ie5 Al oui
= have ssss tod her s Is not pos
sAse ,o- y-rs 20 Do e.
Al oftcers i fAs new positions q.
Azerscaz Ios-ss ac~ are eHceedins
II eA-eEul ~hA; pArssgs they Cse 70
,kesr cc-Yersz.sc-s vi,h he ret-gees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13

from q Member ~ Honmaas star
Headquarters s2rd Division A . y.
France March as,h
bear Friends Just received
letter from y today. which has driven
away the blues TO some extent there
fore I thought ~ writing 10 YOU NV
letter was dated March slh. New York.
40 you can ace the condition ~ NAL
IL IN over here. FOR | know y has
written before that time ! presume
by this time sho has heard from mo.
FOR have written enough
I hardly know how 70 write Tor tho
censorship Il 40 riFid-and In this
connection hope General March viii
succeed In having same looseued up.
Tor l believe the homeiolks want a.
know what il happening aud thef
should The trip here ~as anything
hut uneveniful the long beautiful
daye we had made us wpl~niif
iarge, for some German submarine
and 20 he real frank wiih YOU. the
strain was terrific Especially afis'
We had entered The war sone. and
about five days 0uf we had the pleas
nre 81 seeing ihe poriseope ~ one AMI
about twenty five shots ~ere fired ~
u by our ships AFTER that there "a,
no sleeping for your. truly and oil.
though ought - he ashamed 20 feli
~. ~ was nothing bat watchful val
ing and playing poker d. u ~ apart
nenfs. a cant rive yua his name nor
title VA, you vili undefsiandl Well
we finally met iho fioili'a u destroy
ere. and although 80 felt easlsr. ~e
{ asa not entirety feel ~ ease fat ~
landed safely though. and lie ono -
the niFrers TIA, as On The ship. ~
sli feit ilse ~e didn't want - - back
until hey buildes a bridge across
And BY fhe ~ay. q youar sailor came
up % ny quarters % zee ne and q
ras yoaf nephe~ Governor Roai
IIaskslrs son of okiahoma CITY We
had q humber - Visits together. and
enjoyed them Ne IL oa his way e.,
some point over here bat where ss
dld not knor. nor Do . All sngv
ls he landed safely 81 the port AM
vas taken away by the officer IA
charge.
In coming 20 the piaee where ~s
are nov Iocaisd. ~e passed ihroasa
he most bssuflfui eouniry 3, hss ever
been ny pleasure - zee without es
cspfion. Bus 10 ne. one tnesqusis
bash ca the sandy plains u Tsxss
would bs a giorioas slrhi compared
70 al the quaint beautifsi scenery Ia
Francs. However. can picture
nothing better than q trip here IN
peace times. and 10 motor ihr0ara
this country. ~ oosrss yoa under
stand am not speaking of the fs-
yasta;el northern part % Frsn7e.
pst srerythisx slse~here IL jssi
bssstIfuL The oid quaint ehatesns.
ne fine roads land ] never sap
Inn-r snyshsre,. the iumscuisss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
CHAS PAGE OF Tulsa,
WINS N ATKINS tAsf

Tulss- Nzy t2-Fe1erzl J1ars
R1iv,A y Cz-a2oeE seated a. M0skoees
TO-DAY d~ca3-c faaf The t2=o1s Tommy
Acksus c- ie1@s r. ths Cashine t.elc
-erzie3 q - To-zk several --ll.io-
cellars "a tie property of Charles
Pre- T1e ce-isio- cane a.ser seF-
sr1i vea-~ oS Er-xztscr 4ac Il - be-
Asve6 Z ~ - . toare- -Hx tr De-
cs-t-g rhe arz1LrT ~ c. iezse1 q
,ks is1iA. co1rfrr z,t q l7Aoi1fas
;ke case X th~ Dawes courrisssc-
~HicA kzn1iec rse la5lsz ezroaner-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
CONVENTION NAMES MEEkS
FOR COMMITTEE MEMBER
Republican County Delegates
Start To Slap Chairman
0cisler. Then Back Up
Ewing VIII Fight

Meet j \ Meeks Of Mutai new
state republican committeeman fo'
Logan coan,y. hs virtue 81 rvsola
llon pas through the ceea repnhll
can conveuio ion which m st sAs
court house. SATURDAY afiernoon
II develops that John Adams hal
been carfed Tor tho place. bar after =
rather Fiery taA on tho pea q NJ
Meeaa shs convention turnct 80 hlm
Thn vas one ~ the results "a ihs
convention. net strictly on ias caia'
and oame a. surprise e Amos ~
snx the state committeeman
When the resolution Was spranf
rwinr opposed II vigorously lle AZ
elAred IL against law AMI precedent
ana offered 4 substitute 10 fable The
resolution
! 4 vote VAS taken and Ewing was
numerically steam rollere' Ewlnf
then made speech In watch No as
sailed the convention.
/ I'm through wifh the Republican
party he eried You sre saur q
court house rats. led by Swark woits
Seey Olson and bunch e cocn'
uho are only waiting for me H.n. of
course the bankers are araina' me
nu, yoa can't da ii: IN Fei even ~
see ihai the Republican Ticket - ae'
icsiea ihls fan
Mr MeeAs thanked The convention
for the honor accorded him ana E~
ira left the room in huf'
The convention was larecly attend
"a The eolorca brother uae trietl'
IN evidence Ciuie Of Seward hfouEa
in hlg delegation which w. iofm
erly gor swing. but went aTa hlH
on the acrosing resolution
Arthur swauk Was chairman - 30
meeting and rrof GeorFc Garry scf
re'ary
a fosoiutlon was presented 20 IN
ssracs the county delegs'ior 90 voii
and work aarlnst Arthur Geisler a.
legged Pre- Hun state chairman a
he votc wAe bsinr taken W 7 Maih
en- Gclsi,r mau arose ani said
Ncu yo know not whal % ia "
hould not $50 this Il puts onr eandi
daic for governor IN ihe ho's cuuin
and seu some debate foNavci. an
il vas decided not 10 lnstrus' ihc del
erniion on fhe state cha'fmanshlp
The convention ondct sed John %
lohie for governor. and asked him &
name the delers'ion bs' he refused
ID, Vas charged that foaf delegate
crescent were in the employ = Roger
81 Tulsa. oil king whose object n :
aid. ls 10 get ~ MANY candidate
out on the west si'e "a possible Go
loble made patriotic fall aal ss.
he VAS In the rae 20 win
Ciuie. nerf1 fo'ersfs prci'sfe
against the chooring of conimilte
% ihreo to sele delegates 7 hia :
4 scheme to soak the black nan M
We darAies VNt stand fer t' >
cried
kmosc Fwing 10 very ~rouih Owe
Is. sciion of the convention iu hrof
iur him oaf 20 serve notice 'hai af
sni oommiiieeftn and aii frA
hcse foEsn coH'fr rafs 20 lci an e
feor ~ the siafs convention he sa.
Delegate 70 ihe state confoui'o
scre named a. f.i'oes
Delegates o - Acton a A fsinl
r. X Mees Roy rsei "a james.
Harrison. ~ y Jenkins Pred Madiai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13

Practically One-fhird ~ fhe cotton
seed crop has been diverted 20 beet
animals and fhe fact that coitonsce,
meal was fixed On a hssis ~ 20 mpcf
rer unif - protein. corresponding n
r. ferfiiIzlng value insfead n - 3
higher basis. where ~ normally would
have gone. has caused this saiuahl'
dairy Ted 20 b. made Into fcriilizci
ard VERY little j. uow ayhlinhs> fo'
feed. The same Il true - linsee,
meal peanut products. &c.
- far THIS season the production
= iirsesi meal snd oii cnke has beer
about ons-ftird - our maximum. II
= practically out - the market. Al
cohoi ard brrvers' grains. malt
sprouts. efr are a. prohibiuve prices
-Where neither siiage nor legumi
noes hay - any kind u available NJ
csirynsn cnn hardly hope - feed hi'
~o~s ~ profit IN The winter ssy'
Prns. A. Q. Ragstaie. Dsiry Frisnsipn
rnlre-sify a Missouri hut h. may ~
r.eet % carr good cops fhron9h With
ouf io-s urfii 10 caD prepare 20 90
fhese feds f0r smother year
Feed sy-procsett.
There IL - srxunen' however
reces<srv ~ thov that I've sfock. %
reesfly dairy csffie. shouid - ~
80 rhe byprodBrfs - grain sftei
fhe human fsos has been largely ufi
rzef-
The orerwheinniag deIanf 20
useat sour subsnfufss has psf = prics
ura- cor-. csss. teriey and re. "a,
sl--n-f fhsir former value 81 any tine
r. History.
Tke-r<ors. laying sil theory ssids
hyT~od1rrs mnsf ave our co~t
Caanno- $500 6encnsfrsfe~ fhs'
ahenever feeds anf mia are hlrh ir
r-ee f1rr,ers csn a-ors 70 feed hess
ie- fta- Vhea the ssfne oordifiors srs
~. hecans- n rsss fhre~ - -four
~o--cs - rnilk for 90 fyun1 = con
r.rsrnfe1 fee1 - fLe r-ic~ ~ cesn'
rerrs.f fee-6s IL ~ ore s-ns1 factor
ar1 ~ save the nosf Important
-eu-ft.e farmers isbo-.
Dzi-y feris sr~ tf snaiyze1 ,,
- rate ar-lrpifurzl cozieTs. sr> ans
Zsirvnss 60 have FL infornstiou
at.eaf eTery feef for see IN his Ssts
T1ere sss nerer q S-oorsr ur.s -
keep r. srersr. cg~. N1k prs<sc'
roa nur - n<i--<lnez. ts<B, 90
IN care - m1lrzzl1 Il ks . Io<Gns
rre,s~l<Isn- 1ks 60 tksf psys 10 -
80 . esG-zmnnun.znn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13

primary ticket John t0lohle 7
rliekersun. E RlAk~ senator Clara
81 Pawuce cash Csao of shawnee
tna john Emhry of oklahoma Chy
g.i ~est Az mve n n ReKeFv -
aulsa. osl oAegwtor and millionaire y
ths uasY taNt ssaer being EauNee
and st l. said his l.~uienanis GA this
side are 4rglng as mans wes, slder
inso she rAoe az lsa~sihle su o0ier 81
t~4fe Noren eican fbeM and al
easy Vicfnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
I'M A~IRN WILL ALLOT
HO<Ds 10 StBstNIBElts

In accordance with former an
uaunceu enis. Secretary McAdoo To-
day said that the Treasury would aes
eept allotment IN FUN upon all sub
scripiions 10 tho third Liberty loan.
The amount Of the oycrrnbscrip,ion
vii not be known for another week
~ the committees IN the twelve Fed .
oral Reserve districts will require that
mnch time 10 make accurate reports
Of the sale during tho last rusi
hours Of the campaign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13

IL & cruse. q W carry, A Swank ,
Il rcran, Gesrgo Sloan. thas I Olson
y q Houston. y II Furrow. A y for
wood. W T walker. u n chliouu, J
shearcr Nelson. G + Cottersl
aud John n Anderson
Alternates o G Brown. ' Wi.
her. James Haynes, sylvester Reed
IA LYLE. C & scott con iierrinTiot
sam Ahlos jules Ward = \ Curl, Gus
Marcy ~ y n sherwood. "a Mexican
) carter y l. wenuer. q 4 cassln1.
John Gathers. Pearl Holiday. Wallace
rrsrhi IA Robertson. Ed Rlnchari, "
n nofnaday and \ G Johnson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13

Arkansas Chy May Ths hoa,
Mr hattie pirF q s> Ss~r~ wh0
aas bees missing from bar home si
Mepis & Y n shas coaats aince yes-
tfsiay VAS ioana la an abandoned
~eA 80 ihe farm ~ heF brother n
ie 'cvs1 She ~ss sahless 90 epii
os} and ihe eonner decided that aha
lad fallen IN ,hc well white In a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
I'M DAYS CASUALLY usI

Hs.sbinrton. Nay l1-Tas csssAlty
a. today contained nlnesy -sln names
1isidsa e. foilOss.
KHlsa In acfion. ~. did q woasds
1iea - acci1ent 2. sied q Dis
esse. 8. dlsd ofher oaa-es. voaDd
- severely. =. wosn1-t slightly. ~;
n<<inr n sr<.>n. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
Letters from Our Soldier Boys

CLEANLINESS u Il al The gardens ani
farm. and flower gardens are all isii
or 80 beautifully. and most ~ them
surrounded By quaint little sdss
about inches high that Il looks liks
tho picture ~ a miniature play farm
Aud everything - conserved hare.
too Ia cutting down Trees. they ioa't
misplace twig or ehlp from tho
block flFe~coi is vsry scarce ani
very hlEh The ~omen do mo.t % ,hs
work bu, certain anmbsr of the men
are sent back ffom tho IRON, rs tlii ths
soii. and star, everything of riEht
We are ia a lii,le town mat never
saw bui ono American before We az.
rived. and q would tickle yea 20 death
moat 10 see ua act hair Nelson on
some 81 thla French and iry 10 maks
ourselves undsralood nov under.
STAND Why they give us such inteaas
training before we arrive hsrs. u
takes an athlete ani acrgbat 10 talk
French. and nnrlta a man n In real
good physical condition he had better
not tackle u 80 FAR there has been
no casualties "a 0ur ouin' On acooun;
of The foregoing
am ilvinr Ia an oid house tha, 10
$50 year, oli. and Il Il ngiea wiih old
pictures and faruifsrs ~ syery de-
srripiion ! sai IN a chair last sun.
day that i.ouls ~ pccupled I saw
an ID painting IN fae, . number. By
r1phaei and the pictures - t~o -
the ancestors of ~ landlord ~ho
we're rliloilnss Ne i soldiers ~ thu
Franco Pfuslan ~sr. ana treats ne
ye,y kindiy i yefy rich. and has
net > 2 Morgan IN Paris and speaks
~ Morwan's p~ipe lsfnalson. tfn
other words house 80 apaftmsntsi.
30 ~as 90 sons famous sensrars
Naff IN thAt Naf ahd Nas - fF'eb-
flon once given ~ nismars
am ashamed 70 ~fiis yoa this
letter With saeh liiiie ns~s-but ~ n,
eensofship Il raised can tell yoi
some very Interesting thinxs In fse,.
bsinF ns~ here. ! can not tell ia-,
hos far ! caa g. bat assfi ! kaow
oihsrwiss shsn he's pretty eiose %
The iins nut slll ssy this y 10
darn siEht harder thsn yoa have an
tlcipaied. AMI n we're giving advice.
woald say Est . lat ~ them over
here and auiek resnala. truiy year
friend. fslgnea, Ross y Lilisri.
csre Haqutp. sgrd INV. AEr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-13
t0<tIt >l\f EVIDENCE
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lenoen. Nay 12--~The r,oss cont
elusive evidence sse rave a~en os the
ss{lure e. tie ere-ry'x sahrsSrirs cam :
saga IS tire huge American army lr
Frx-ce arc fre AUncrrsS cf thousands
a. tcns cf stores erevaht scross ihe
S,isrias. sac gar-es Wilson. cnair.
-sr cf ine kr1er.car labor aslesa
ter. ~he~ irfereae~eo On rs return
- E~Qiaro frcra . Nisit 10 France
srd the American army.