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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
GERMAN PEOPLE MAKE APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
WILSON. CONDITIONS IN FATHERLAkD is
DESCRIBED AS FEARF Y AND plTiABLf

There are eviSenccs % friction be
,seer sne military authorities and ihs
solosers' ard ~orsrens eouueh in
rsars towns in northern Germany. the
au,ncrity o. the latter eesra auss
siorec u IS reported tina, c4sil ad
ra8ristrasions have heen prossesoaally
orpanlxee ~ssrs there is any danger
q conflict between carries
Brisish forces reached Mons, BEL
aura. before the oraer Cor the osssa
tor e host,ites u has sent.
r7ertzl Interest 10 al British subjects
tor IL vas shere shst ~ stcheners cor
strrpsiht. army" rad It's first real
baptism q Ere in iaf4
The Americans closed tine campaign
IN France ay eap,urire the village o.
ssenay
" Is announced inas. BY supple
r-ertsrp declaration 70 the arrnsstice
is vas sereeo BY Germany that. IN
case tire vessels stipulated IN she ar
r7tsfies were not turned over in the
specified time 70 the aliieo powers. the
island q Hslsoianc nigh, be occupied
IS ar advance base to enable sher
70 enforce the arms o. the agree.
ruerf
nhsr the asst srct ~as fired tn
allied bsfile Ire. from she Dutch Dor.
ser 10 s~i;zsrlsno. ~as approximately
as follows.
Tire frontier of Holland rcrth q
seizaese 70 Chenf 70 east % Auaen
a-oe &c Crarpwort 10 east of Mons 10
east q sauhsvce. ano thence ease o.
the France Belgian border to norfh
o. Recroi. Thence the line ~sa alorA
tne neuse 70 seze.ea 70 secan ana
across the -fyef n the region q
sssnsy Then sogiheast~arc south q
kortrecy ara northeast o. vero0n 10
trs Nossiis rear ps7nf, northess; %
/ pcrt- ssgsson. Tn. line ther psssi.
isiec the Lorraine frsnfisr 10 yea, o.
nsrsireh. ~hsre Il sntersc Elssee
tnencs 8 ran southwark 70 eAftxer
Land o. . lire about t~erty miles
vest - N. Rhine
France hsc Zee, entirely cleared q
ire invaders. escept for the nsrro~
+. strip q tefritsfy from the Nsess =
kiSse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

hsfsrs Give vest esl~slf Hsseh
Year Nasas aeeoss tns cess saa
elAsp shase ~ sa asar hays ana
leave Wv shslr palas allsaaF ealiy
spsaking. shs gsse - msAs sAsm
epmfsrtaels
rHis ~iH h@ she lsst eat ~
yau far 80 des1 lay da~a ne~
Cali - sNs Ilbssty loae nanh
whsn Yau read lhla pay yaar
aaess a lsrt large Yaa esa
Affefd shis aifs - aas hsfaes ns
hta hearted 80 IL naw gtaat
make IL passlsis roe the says,
@hsr IheY sams hams 20 paiNs yss.
cot ana 49, wrhat siahs ~aa'' o..
tended 80 ass 20 - ~Asa 80
resdsd =
Y ysa Dart rsseand 4 aswwsss
tee viii sall ea Yau Aaass ~
thass ~hs msst shla last asss.ss
Hsns ~lii bs printed. asa ina
names - those sta fsll - msss
thss austs viii aiss b. pahlisnsa
Ia Ihe Daily leAasr
foJsy - Yeur BAY 20 ahe~ yeYr
appFssiasion ~ sHe areatsss ~sek
ever aans far sh~ namsn famlly
FHsa ~as net @at bat~esa "a
sieasa-st Sss 49, hes~ees ths
military forces ~ aasaeraeY aa shs
ons side. asa sns afa,iea ~ Zee.
aam o. ths otbss fhls "a Inc
dsy % say ihas yaa sperexs "
ffssaem aysr aAavsfy
Yspg eoY 10 aflll alive You
~sat hin haeh allss ard healthy
ths usnsgai government sas 40
pfe<sa 81 the sfss now aa 10
msAs sufs thas every hay avsr
snsfs naa sAssr and eamfafs svssy
sisp Aaee from tHs treat
fhs aaesa assigned 10 Guths,s
a"d Iesaa County VIII nr
HAistp q sha, fas may be a..
saFsa ugt i should he tha glaa
~aFA af ~, rot ,hs ~efk ~ the
fs~
taeh of those a hams .ha.la
tass personal pride IN hsln.
fspfsssntaa In ,hs giving roas,
- shs supreme. the COMMANDING
dsy fnsfs "a no nsm5 " delay In
ralsing THIS auofs u cas- al BE-
dens 'eaay Il mas 20 he aens, 40
WY delay
This city snd county has s.vss
beer lssaafa u slll act BE lsa
gard no~ Can on the esmmlstss
and see shas yasss nan-e il .sesss.s
according 70 your means ia apess.
e'a'ion % the grand ~oek ~ eue
fighting msa
II yeu apn't you are . slaeAer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
ITALIANS ARE GREAT ADMIRERS OF THE AMERICAN
TROOPERS, WHO LOOK LIKE PURE COLD To THEM

CASeaga IH. Nor 1z-Frov q quick
torTneF 70 Ameries wifhou; ne ciE-
eesascfTs y loHg se4 soyaee. itsiisns
10 rhese aaYs have oalY 10 Wat he
Aznsfsesr tf4iniag cznps Il Iiaiy
Ts.Fe says ~ kone CORES gondsuf
of fs* Ii2siza Ataer.esA News BGresn.
fser eaa gsi esies glirngae u sssry-
ih5EK eiairetig AEeslezus
q srafef rs d.ffef*nre 10 iha fahf I
phessey theY are in tte oen'er o.
4friez o. rsOEe ;arow from if4lr'i
wsaliEF rsts@s. Tor issy brDsgAf rlght
slozg vita them al sFEieiet for coH
forr. .roz TIE rsrest . he noEi Dfsc-
Ig.1 s1Rkk-Sz III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

peace on sarth aeoa ~,ll 80
men ia an assured faet fhs loed
IN NAsaeg who. snngt sls meeshm
aao. dseiarsa lnas th~ ~afla ~se
his foe,ste0i. aed that she kaltuf
tnnseulatsa war larda ~ psusala
we're 20 ausds shs asssgniss ~
those who we're uas ~ ths elect.
ard live off the fruits % their sali,
has escaped into Foliard lana ~
canals aad ~ooaen shoes ard
even there has been dsnlel ssne
tuary. fhnss asaiia nutenrisn
have declared him an uHaesfabl~
clslsen, and he must ma~s 81.
pomp. purgls aaa prinesly pFs
foaat,vss avail him not rs -
thai most forlera - alishe mar
without q eouotfY
America fighting nsn turned
the trick vicseey ~h'eh ~aa AZ
uncertain element. shs naomsns
the boys of shs urllsa states sosA
their places on shs flas,lna line.
never sNassFsd ln tser allsasawss "a
the cause ~ dsmaefaey fhsle ~
vent At the front seated ne dssss
- au,oefaeY ard hlnss, smpsrers,
princes ard other apedesnt 10
the march % reform, vent into the
discard with comnsnaabis fsou
larlty.
Amsrisa's boys ~se She World
war They nevsf faltefsd ~ ths
taas o. smashing me Hun. ana
turned the tide % battis ~ ssvoe
~ freedom fbs folks as horne
have periodically Uphsid fhs
fighting men and ,hsls dollars
have hen glssu without sslot
Every war activity MSS mss ~th
a response ,hst has been the al
mira'sor % ths ~ofld ard 40 lie
efiy Loan mas too large 20 Ess
Cross doratioe too blg 20 amount
asked fof vas esnsidsfsd ssces
awe. when shs soldiers N America
we're 20 be benefited
Nov. the Mar IL Won. ard your
boys we're ~ tire winning fheY
must s,ill be sustained. nlors ss
than ever before They nust aiiil
he provided with ~ saaoatlals 70
make them eonssndsd dunag ihs
months before they can be ~
turned 20 you - health sad con
tented service
And. fusthsfmots. let 40 not
overlook this fact The hoys viii
no, be home for long. long
time Thsy must ts taken ears -
~ the patriotic elsusna ~ hems
De as patriotic Teys a. yeu ~sse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

Admrsl Paul Non llinlae. tetmef
s~wciaff % iurelkn affairs and Gen
ogsl u R A Yun WiutfMcld wi,H
utnuM IS q " Non utuenell Uef
mAuys miNary deieease 20 the
iaAFao peAoe g0nfs RENEE ana Vice
kdniifei M0nreF WeFe The officials
namei hy Germany 90 obtain from
Natsas farh fhsi arn1 lre 'efme
prepared hy tae allies General Fay
ollie knopn as Genera rach'e riei
band man played an important rode
1T fAe moeiiuT Win iar German
beAfera - She white faF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
" ARRt\I Ut I tUi. iiUi
iitiu.tb WITH IHtt l

wafFsn' VAS lssufa out A ~"
jasuso court II q G. Hatels this
n.orninn ior fhe arreel of one joe
Alien johnson eharglng him with ~"
theft of tiaaee in money from his
grandparents Mr. aad Mrs Joe Allen.
e this city
The complaining witnesses state
that their son in ihc army had been
sendine thrm money end iha they
nui ii ln wooden box. with a lock
On it, and tha ihe grandson pfied The
lock OF and made away with the cash
The defendant has lcfi the city. am
his present whereabouts are unknown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

r,sxase1 n~ sht Battlefield. oescrtea
H.. ,A,sr srnreror arc subjected te
terri. tsnszrss0nt 20 ureoncitionss
.urv<rcrr. the German pecrse have
r.sex ar spoeai 20 pfsxiasns ~'1ton.
cenc,tsors osxeribsa IS fearful pre-
saA ara o. w s sCif. ire foreier
,ex~essry SAYS - ris appeal that T'"s
l4O~s face stzrsas5on 4 tne allies 90
net szke ssepx SC sseesorse ire sanger.
M.asnous sailors. ~na are Ia eSntro
e ruoss q s%e units % csrmanys
csss. rssy. ever AZ srs ate cate, flss
ts,sgs against tns asHra fleets ra'hsf
,Nsn x2rrenctr sneir vessels unoer ihs
terms 81 the srvrisssce wireless mes
sso<s 10 the vartous units hase beer
pscseo ~. eaihrs CT tne ssfiors e
-oesena tire eo4ntry sea5rss tnis w
heard II pressrrrtfcr Ire messages
c5rectec tnzt sre Ursts assemble -
Sassrstr hsreer On TIRE east cesst o
tire ssAsno o. E0eaen. off me Prussiar
coast
f4sasnd IS sac &C be preparing e
lrtegn ~MNsrn f.onrnzc6iern ard nif
ssn. re terrier cro-r Prince. - ~eii
o. csher military sfflcers ~ho sooGs'
res4ss ~ash she7a by crossing The
Duseh srorttr. Tnss action nay prs
vert the fsr~nes emperor from return
Ire 10 oerrary shSoia events take 9
s.ocsn surn. ard follosins she sr-
srnsas of sz2sses- n fgfa
GAsec ~arsrsps Rave entered the
DsrcSre1es ard Erut- naval forcss
rave cccspseo Elersn.r.tts
Fela Marsha vsr -inoeregrs. ~hc
@ss repey@ec 10 ss&s fAec 70 s4ciisnc
@sih hss rsssi ~sss,sr. hzs lesnso ths
revolutionary tsrces -s nSs as.sc tse
so8cse-s arc ~orsmsr's ce0rcn .
seue delegates a. o1ee 70 main head
cssr-erx
Evsvyr~hert IN Germany frs ~s.
rerta-- q fhx revos as5r elrscn swept
tire CO reg re ess e power seem 70
he nxreass-s Tne great Ehsrith
westphsitsn srcDstylsi regier Is .n
tire bands q she reos. ~hiie po.sosr
ana oSeberSfz hsv. s4rrercefec % N.
forces ~hicn nave ts.sn c.>f eentrol
~ Berlin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

and are splendid warrant Tor ~
future good result. from ihefe or
eanlzallons
There MAS q band of yocaiiatA
loaded on one Of the bis wholesale
trucks. which done aood service. not
only on The parade but they wef"
stationed At the " 3 . uank whore
they entertained the great crowd sifh
fine rendltlons ~ all lhe national and
aairiotie songs of inc day This WAS
a splendid feature. fesersing Of gfsa'
credit 10 those whn lu less Than an
hour had organized This feature
The business houses were not only
closed promptly al noon. but their en-
lluyes ana autos wfe sll N lhv
larsde. Business "a es and large
number OF residences AL over the city
were covered with sGditlonal deeora
tons. and ihe entire city and iis
citizens certainly gave M the day 10
one ~ the greatest demonstrations oi
enthusiasm ever seea IN Guthrie 10
the scholars. specially. this will be q
historic and ever 10 be- remembered
incident, and The day wlll be- a hls
torIe one Ia all their after HE. re-
gafdlesa of what o'ner great events
hey faay 81 privileged to pafiici-
pate IN
Menbefs " the eanieen COMMITTEES
ia autos was . feature In the parade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
It\tII.\ GIRLS ~lI,AI
EATS 10 I'm. BUS~'

The cauieen committee Of the Daih
re branch Red rfOaa served food 90
The seleets from ntthern Oklahoma
who were here yest tjay en route 70
iae camps Several trains flllea wltu
hungry boys were cared for by tbs
ladies'. who aided tbs loeai Harvey
eating house 10 feed the boys
Those sho aided Refe Mesiames
NJ cassedy. Lyman Gray. liengs
Thompson. u G. Burnsdaie. o. q
Johns. &. 81 hiiEhanpi. r fook. f'rank
Fitzpatrick. ~ r. Derwln. Missea
Anna F0iey. Theima DonnsIley AM
kathryn Cassidy. 80,
~ - 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
Arr,isiioe I ernns
Are Sueeping;
Huns Shated

German surfsn@ef terms sneivoe
cessation o. hos,,lisses. evacuation
o. invaded territory. Including A.
SAGE lorraine and LuxsmeVra, sur
render ~ vast awaVats % guns and
equipment
Evacuation of lsft bark ~ Rhine.
Surrencer ~ vast amounts ot
rolling stock ln occupied territefles.
Abandonment az Buehares, ard
Brest treaties
Unconditional surrender of al
German fercss IN 6 ast Africa
Rcpafa,lon of damage done
Surrender e. scores o. subra
rines and larger war craft
Concentration az Aircraft Al
stipulated points.
Evacuation oi al black sea
pcrts
Restoration of all allied ard
unieo states merohan, vessels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
az iiiI'It iii',>tu. 4. n. a..
Will nom tiit.TW

"wednesday Nevs a1sr if. Is oles
'l"a day fag lhe ssafhrfa branch /
hs Bed cseaa and every msmBer /.
~ A-a 'feaa has saia ama sh.,a|
have ihv weitafe ot lhs orNaalMtl.|
'oash a. heAri ~ - "a he eeera
tasT office thif# fisaf. Rsasr|
haiiainsi ana easi voga fue a~sd
~ these nominated fef the sseeu,ll
poAfi This board sill 10 turn elal
'he shaifmah. sscreiary AMI an ID
pAflmeni heads. ana li "a yer, id
por'ani ihaf oHis lhaAe who ara cad
hle sh1alJ Be elected. - do -, n4|
asd vote fer tho seven NJ. in yo|
Judgment sfs the eisst e4pahla
Gerry Vn lhia work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

HHHf
rhe second division. composed o.
marchcrs. contained the Grand Arms.
beaded by lhe drum CORPS. was fol-
lowed by N" f08 men who were waii
ing here 80 60 % Camp Travis last
night Then followed the high school
cadets. from both high schools. nn1sf
command of LleatenaBts Marx. Green
and Haynes, with ihc uniformed high
school gifi cadets This division vas
gathered together and organized by
Colonel Iiornadaf. assisted by JAKE
Douglass. from 1880 and was ready
70 march al isg, The parade WA
delayed q short time IN order that the
men from other eoutiles who arrived
iuai before noon. might cal their dir
nsrs before starting on the march. IN
this visiting contingent we're $50 men
who were under a regular army Of
fieer and were on their way 10 jolr
ihe marines Another contingent 0
nearly 210 were reglsirsuia from coun.
Ties northeast. and were 10 enifsis
81 Guthrie last might TOR Camp Travis
hey were under command of a regu.
lar army officer also. These con
llagenis we're a great accession TO the
blk parade. and received a great oga
lion all along the line Of march The
slEh school cadets. from both hlEt
schools, made q spleaa4d Appearance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
ANIlllt " ARMY NJ \Iu.N
rot n MILLION StlU\t

WasbtAEi0u Aos f2 The Amer
cen srms has reached iotal strength
~ s.lt66t1 men when hosfillfles
tsatea to-day. according 20 official
+ 9Atos as she war department OF
thai number poe uaQ had bren aonl
To France, liais On Russia The rc.
main8er were under arms IN camps m
this country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

interfere with the workers campaign Thl
needed and MUST he raised every Outhrl
and has been assessed Quot]
low II II high II Il thd
will make hs proper adjustment hut tie rsmain
that each MUST ha amount the committee finally decided
Just
This Ia tho last funds drive DO or to
The roll printed Leader will h
the index boys when they PATRIOTS and
who sIackers
Come eleanl Come through
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
FRANK GRESHAM EUCcEssFuLLF
uNpgRGors AN OPERATION

MAe condition 81 Manager Frank \
Gresham oE The uuihrie Mit a Elo-
ssior Who underwent an operation fcr
appendicitis al ~. Methodisl liospiai.
Is satisfactory Repctis from The hos
pfal iudHaie rApli recovery lir
passed fairly eooi niThi lass might
y ih pulse normal ana M unsatiafacs
tory symptoms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
DIR. e. G. SHARP rs
NOW a CRkwDPA

A SON was born 10 Captain and Mra
fasene q sharp on sundat Novem
bar Z, IN lhls city Mother ana baby
doing nicely oapinln sharp Is now
% Camp Meade va and IL under
orders for overseas sersle, hui II 10
aosnble he may uot b, sent across
Grandpa sharp is as happy ~ lark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
A Financial Genius

a "vaKH artoefed iaf begging on ihe
streets Of Boaiou was found 10 have
collected sl.i 10 iwo hours Either
ihf isosioneA. aFe easy marks 0r This
man IS financial genius unfor
tanalcly. tho telegraph does not im
part any Information ~ regard lu bis
ANNlnm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

Some Iisissn bgslness Interest
tsouzht The pFesenes d The Amer-
cans Souia furnish excellent opDor-
uni'i~s iof good Daslness The hope
Wss supported BY the repsiailon
tmsyseans have u being well sop
yile1 win nonty. says the core.
.sn9enf
TIE defd' tn falne q rold In
re 'eefh displayed ty iba men In a
single battalion ~Ouis provide 3 hand
sorne sosfy for a gia u good family. d
Ez' tsings aia not turn o.s a. ~.
i%rias H'h@a ths kmsFJczn fepts o,
kssk ssfes1 osi 70 TIE sun. Dersons
l-sscsss1 g Fxxs Ts.s }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
Don't Lay Down
Now! Be q Patriot!

HE HEROES ACROSS THE BRINEY DEEP IN
WAR TORN FRANCE AND BELGIUM
NEED YOUR HELP NOW AS NEVER he
FORE LET'S NOT DISAPPorNT THEM
THEY FOUGHT LIKE THE TRUE SONS or
AMERICA CAN ONLY FIGHT. DON'T BE A
PIKER NOW HELP THEM COME BACK I'M
PROPER SHAPE AND WITH EVERY
NECESSITY AND LUXURY THEY WANT;
IT'S UP TO you. DO YOUR FULL, PART
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12

Mayor John Iiaflaan IS abanluielY
up io date. AMI So he af nrcaasiff
has TO contend win up-fe date shluea
iie be AZ his reaidsuee suffeflnr Wiih
genuine ease - spanish influenza.
bul ia reported Improving this morn
inN
The mayor wa taken ill Saturday
nlehi and hr Viii b, on The job Ia a
lsW days The epA4emia has about
spent y course ia this clfy. ana ihInss
are assuming . normal condition once
more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
MASS MEETING Ar
ciry nAll roNionr

There wil b. mas# meeting a.
the cily hall louieh 20 iaik over En-"
D,hYdraiian process Everybody Is 10
sted 10 this meeting. ae il may mean
another institution Tor Guthrie ih"
meeting Is called by 'realdcM viii
Patterson ~ ne Chamber 81 Com
mefrp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
HoHENznLLYRN FAMILY AT vELr

Iondon Nov is William Hohenzoleru, the former eefmAh
arrived on the ohaeAa of Count Beniwlek near
Are according dispatch 70 the Daily Express dated SUNDAY
4, Vein An dispatch 70 The Daily Express saws he
former empress 81 at Poisan near befih ana ~ n'
former grand princess 4 Al her bedside
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
ErNpENBuRG WITH ARMY.

Arx,evarn Nov II FIELD Marshal Hlndenburg not ~
Honsna according telegram from the semi oiiuAl wo'
hwreau f Berlin main Headquarters and aahees
10 the government -.
The telegram adds that Grown Prince Ruppeohi OF bavaria
orander of the northern army group has not Tied AZ
some reoorts declared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
Il s FLAGS OVER vERpuN.


with the American the Meuse and Moselle NOV IL
Ylss like The shetorh buildings OF Neo"
today French and American coo were ying Sde by ade
Northeast 81 Nerdun inst before eleven clock American
slerven in loading sxiroh ho~lser wrote Good mex on
ninety pound shell Let Tie shot was aimed al inc
Srossroad at ornes just ahead OF the American lines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
Graves With a Steam Shovel

With thousands ~ Hsw easss ~ in
fiufnka every daY aud hundreds az
deaths io Greater Nss YORK.. eouplsd
with shortage of crave diswefs u
became necessary 10 emgly a steam
shovel Ia ens New York femetsry la
dls trench ln which 20 inter iem
purarily The bodies of iniiaensa vie
Tins During the hrlzhg u tn epl
iemlc more than toa eprpses we're
awaiting burial ia eBe cemetery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
e q. BURTON orr FOR
MARKETS TO-DAY

r n Burton manager af me KucK
er Burton Dry Goods Company. left
today for the "a I, here h. viii huy
more goods feei that with the
var al an end ,hs AZ, goods business
81 we'll 80 nli other lines wll have
an Unprecedented business he said
tcday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
Emperor Charles of
Austria Is the Latest
King to Quit Throne
RuI.I.ETIN.

London Emperor Charles Of Austria has sodiea'ea
according 10 copsnhAgen dispatch 10 the Exchange Tegph
,omnanv Quoting private sd,ices from Vienna
Victor Adler Of the Austrian Socialists and iofekn
the foreign Austrian cabinet formed al Vienna on o'
81 Is dead IS reported 90.
Ii reported that general strike Will be declared IN Vienn"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-12
ENTIRE GERMAN FLEET GRABBED

Amsterdam II The entire German northern iee' ana 'ne
,as nse ~ Heposnd hands Of soldiers councils ac
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Milford chronicle., 1918-04-12
EXEC TX SALE.


will offer at p \sale az ,ny home
in Cedar Neck, on Nad lee ing from
Milford to Cedar BeA
TUESDAY, APRIL l6. 1918,
sale commencing promptly at ten o'clock,
the following personal property
LIVE STOCK
Two pairs Of mules, good workers.
One bay mare, good worker.
Seven cows. two with calves by their
one Poll Angus Bull. years old.
One heifer.
shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two 2-hOrse wagons.
One Dearborn, good as new.
One carriage, one buggy.
One Deering binder, used two seasons.
One mower, one Clover Leaf manure
spreader, one corn planter.
One sod cutter, one grain fan.
One hay rake, one grain drill.
One AA drag harrow, one riding harrow.
One flam rack, one tomato rack.
One roller, one fodder cutter.
One Oliver gang plow, four Oliver walk
-Four cultivators and harrows.
One corn shelter, one cider press.
one set OF Dearborn harness, two sets
carriage harness, one set wagon har-
ness, lot Of chain and rope harness
One sleigh and bells.
one grind stone. two log chains, two iron
pots.
One scalding casl, hoes. forks. shovels.
and other things too numerous to mem
tiOn.
FODDER AND CORN
700 baskets Of corn, FIVE stacks Of long
fodder, two stacks Of tops.
$50 egg incubator, two brooders
One lighting gas plant.
One six-cylinder Buick automobile
If stormy, sale will be held next fair |
Law
Terms cash. No goods 10 be removed |
in.i paid for.
MRS W. FRANK sHOCKLEY,
Executrix.
!. Harry Latchum, Auctioneer
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-12
THE TEST THAT TELLS
Is The Test OF Time. Many Milford
People Have Made This Test.

Years ago this Milford citizen told in
a public statement, the benefit derived
from Doan's Kidney Pills. The state
ment is now confrmed-the testimony
complete. Instances like this are nu-
merous. They doubly prove the merit
of Doan's Kidney Pills. Can any Mil
ford reader demand more convincing
proof? It's Milford testimony it may
be investigated.
Imly S. Abbott, postoffice clerk, 216
Washington St, says: Being on my
feet considerably and having weak kid
neys resulted in attacks of backsche.
which greatly bothered me. was told
about DOan's Kidney Pills and used
some. They gave me relief. (State-
ment given March 6, 1927
STILL USES DOAN'S.
On April l, 1916. Mr.. Abbott said ::
Il am glad to confirm all / have said
Doan's Kidney Pills.
They help me whenever use them.
Price 60c. all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that MI. Abbott
has twice publicly recommended. Fos-
ter Milburn Co.. Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-12
W. S. wRoTEN,s NOTICE.

have just received a new lot Of
Mackerel, Nos. 1, 2, 3. bright and the
finest ever brought to Milford. Am
selling them at a cut price for this week.
Good lard for balance of this week at
25c. ID. Skinned back hams, sliced at
32c. ID. Good coffee for 18e. All other
groceries at as low as the lowest. All
fresh goods and staple, no off brands.
W. S. WROTEN.