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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Splendid Reception Given at the
Opera House Last Night by the
Bethlehem Inspection Force.
sns,r,.l Corrcsnondencs of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Dec. 6.-Thc u. :. In
spcction force Mt the Bethlehem Steel Go.
held splendid reception IN the Opera
House last night. The program started
with dancing; then an entertainment
was given. Private Larry Harkins amused
the audience with his clever son and
Jokes Private Curtis gave several violin
rIections: after this "A prize waltz was
held. The prize was won by TIllic Dawans
and James Wright, both of this city.
Following that were dancing and refresh
ments. Mr.. Munson IN behalf OF the
inspectors, presented J. I'll. Conner,
chief inspector, with watch The
music was furnished by the Curtis brothers
now stationed at Fort du Pont.
The personnel of the Bethlehem IN
spcction force is as follows; J. III. Common,
chief inspector; A. ]. Steiff, chief clerk;
Alice Toner, stenographer; |. Fnkicsteln,
chemist: c. +. Smith, assistant chemist;
divisional inspectors, Chas. Munson, I.
L. Seward, Roy L. Dwight; inspectors,
Catherine Austlne, Pansy Aud, Edith
Abbot, Anna Bakley, Emma Bowcn,
Gladis Bennett, Florence Coffin, Marion
Curlcy, Isabel CurlCy, William Clark,
Myrtle Campbell, Hcnrcttc Connor,
Lillian Caldwell, Ruth Dean, Ncma
Dean. Letha Davis, Anna l,oolcy, Alicr
Dwight. Albert Drinkhall, Lille duncan,
Edith Duncan, Margaret Dwvcr, Folcrcncc
DeHart. Margaret Ellis, Harry Edgcr,
Rose Glicn. Oeic Glandcn. Theodore
and Fran, is Hatton John Hallman. Mary
Havill. Agnes Hill. Marjorie lIagarty,
John Hammon. William Hands, Frank
johnson, Harry Johnson, Marc James,
Cora Jacobs, David kcnning, Mary
Koogh. 4 II I4audcrhurn, Ada littrcll,
Lcle Littrcll, jean lindcr. Sadie Lennon,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Carrie Mcnnett. Tilic Mitchell Fora
Mcknight, Blanche MoClain, Margaret
McDermott, Samuel Millen, Elsie Potter,
Andrew Stanton, Orvillc Sutherland,
Nina Sclfridge, Mary Toner, Joseph
Toner, Frances Thatcher, Edith Rodgers,
Bcrlie Rciss, Sarah kcenc, George
Wagner, Mablc Wyllie, Emily Yates,
Cassie Young.
The annual carnival and supper of
the NJ t. Church will be held in the
Sunday school rooms this evening. A
large attendance is expected.
The funeral of Mrs. Wilhelmina Andcr-
son, colored will take place this evening
will be shipped To Colts, Md, tomorrow
morning on the S.33 train.
Edward Nowland has resigned his
position rs timekeepcr for the Bethie-
hsm Loading Co, and has returned
to his home in Chesapeake City, Md:
The Century Club will hold special
meeting Tuesday evening. All the men-
bcrs are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner OF
Delaware City spent las evening In
this city
An important meeting Of the trustees
Of the Court Hou and Market Square
of this city, will he held tomorrow after
noon, ut 2 O'Clock in the Mayors office.
Many residents of Delaware City
attended the dance III the Opera House
last evening.
Frank Jones Of Wilmington was visit
ing friends IN this city, yesterday.
John REYNOLDS who has been employed
by the Bethlehem Loading Co. for some
time, has resigned and returned to hls
home in Easton Pa.
Proposals Separate sealed bids will hc
received 10y the president Of City Council,
New Castle, Del until 4 p. m, Tuesday,
December 10, 1918, for rcsurlacing the
cnuseMay from county line at Baldton to
city line Also. rcsurfaclng Seventh
street from South Stpc't to Doh
binsvillc The stone screenings and
tarvia y to be furnished 10y city of New
Castle J r. Stoops, president OF City
Council, New Castle, Del ADV
Mrs +. = Sherwood, chlropndist, i0G !
West Seventh street. Wilmington, Del
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
CHErERTOWN. MD.
Special Correspondence OF Evory Eves

Special Correspondence OF Tvory Eves'ing
Chestcrtown, Md, Dec. Ga com
m,ttec. with Judge james Alfred Pcarce
as chairman, has been appointed by
Governor Harrington To arrange for this
observance Of Britain Day" here, on
Saturday. A meeting will be held in the
LyceuIn theatre.
Clarence T. Cornelius has purchased
of Samuel G. Caldwell his farm, neM
Sassafras, containing l2O acres. for ", ,OO
MIR. Cornelius will move there January
and engage in raising fancy cattle. j.
Charles T. Hodgkin has been appointed
cricr Of the circuit court, to succeed John
III. Greenwood, who resigned after scr
vice of 40 years.
Walter r. Bennett, superintendent
of the American Strawboard Co, has
purchased tho A. j. Hynson residence, on
Queen street, occupied. by Clerk County
Commissioners Samuel Kicks, for SD o.
Postmaster w Finley Collins Of Milling
ton is quite i'll with an attack of pneumonia.
Postmaster William G. Shallcross, of
Colts has been granted an indefinite
leave Of absence by the Postoihcc Depart
mcnt, and has gone TO Saranac Lake, N. y
for the benefit of his health Augustus
Davis has been appointed temporarily
to the vacancy.
Company Commander William Sachs
of Hampton Roads, Va, is enjoying a
tcn-days' furlough here with his parents
MIR and Mrs. II Sachs.
The now concrete bridge spanning the
Sassafras river at Georgetown WAS opened
to travel on Tuesday II required ono yeal
To build the structure, which is said to be
the finest bridge on the T. stern Shore
The work of dcmobilizing the Students
Army Training Corps Mt Washington
College began this week. Quite large
number OF young men VIII leave the
college IN consequence.
Mrs Irving l.. Dempsey and daughter
of Galcna have been visiting Mrs. Molly
Ephriam, in Wilmington, this week
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Captain William - Cawley d the
Medical Corps, who had been spending
q two weeks furlWigt with his family
IN Itlktpn, returned 10 Camp DiH.
Mr. and Mira Harry GIarkins, who
rtaided IN Kansas Tor number ~ years,
hive arrived at Rcak Hpti ,gea, whore
they will spend few wecks aud then
% % Florida for the winter
Mrs George Chr4tie has clos9d her
home in Port Deposit and left for 81.
Paul, Mimi, wilcrc she aill spend the
winter with her sister
Henry T. SSlith~reck II Frncyy<n
College m OratoTy, boston, viii yisit
Tonne Institute, Ihurplav, Decembrr
~, and give reading - the students
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comprising morn than hundred men,
with luncliss and various cold weather
garments
The funeral II Frederick Marvel, who
died Monday night, was held from his
late home in Fll<tm this morning, IN
tcrment ~ Newport Del
Mrs Myra- I,nldtrgon ~ Colora an
no,inccs the marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Jane G. Bnlderson, now ~ CHR "A,
to Dr. DanicI s. Dye, a professor IN
China University, to take place during The
Christmas holidays.
Mrs Margaret lIafncr of Baltimore,
while visiting friends in Fikton, was
taken III and died yesterday at Union
IIoapiinl, aged 81 years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Ice skates. So to $500
Roller skates
Gof Balls, St. $50 and 80 per dozen.
Baskcthals and SUITS
Suction Shoes, S3 50 and $500
Exrrclscrs. Sl.50, 81 and $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
CECII. COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Eveni'

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Flkton, Nd, Dec. 6.-Mrs. Ilora
Kelley, Of Providence, wna notified,
yesterday, TINT her son, Private Earl
G. Kelley, was killed in action in France,
November I, Private Kelley, was q
years of gc and n paper maker by trade.
He wns draftcd and sent To Camp Meade
from Elkton May 2S Iart
Companies - and r, Motor Supply
Trsir cnro,Ite from Buffalo, N. y, TO
Washington, stopped Mt Elktm. last
evening. ard spent tho night III Com
pany L arrnofy The Red Cross Of tho
town ent r. al the two companies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
To be Riarkfas~ Show.

The Snellenburg minstrels vii givf
m DId-tmne blackface sh0y this yrar
all of the participants being in blaca
face The first rehearsal, IN the SneIlen-
burg building, on Wednesday nigh
under The direction of r. Ray Philip
showed q large attendancc and espooar-
aRing proapecta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
RoYa Gfarf I<zf Ynr

Mgchievo,1 boys yosteTdsy ss,rrr~yri
started IRE IN huge pile n leavry -
Chestnut and BrOons gtrects, whicb
causfd m alarm ~ fire 10 10 strDek
The Weooaooe Fire Company responded
and sfon extmg,iished the small hlap
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Fire at Dunham Residence.
A slight FIRE occurred yesterday Mt
the residence of r. II. Durham, liU7
North I,roomc street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
Remember This:

Each Suit Overcoat Is a dasnncS valve and
back Of each Is the ron-bound guarantee Of saEisfae-
ton which has been characteristic n our b<asiness
dealings for nearly haf century. The name 'Snel-
lenburg' nsures you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Comfort Kits. $500,
Sleeveless Sweaters. s., $3.50 and 81
Cameras, - to $50
Worstcd Helmets. S. 80 and So
Worstcd Wrlstlets, s 80
Razors. 81. 50, s. 80 and S.
Trench Mirrors
Flash Lights and Batteries
Compas~cs. 500. 81, 81 20 and $50
Money Belts 81, $3.50 and s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Many of Wimngons Wise Men will and advantage
the Money Saving opportunities offered in these
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Football Clothing and Supplies
I'ncng fuIs
MASKS ana Gloves
lruhi@ RarJucts. 81 90 10 5000
G>mfa>lIm Shoes.
Water pist 3',c and soc
Thcrno~ Bottles, s.. 30 70 S..
ANYTHING ana tecr1-thIng for baseball
EA,hrthaIIs S. 50 10 ST. 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17

sef'bed. that this is as much their
work as It Is their nelghbor ~no
has done hls part, and when such
pufsuasion fa,is then steps viii
be taken 10 make siacterlam %
ious
No cittken - asked 70 do the
tmpossihie rhis country ~ y,
war and tho citizen - home
should do ~ % hrs power 10 aus
ta'o ard uphold thc government
Is the soldier d, ihc front, "ny
their deeds ye shalt knp~ them"
Have you done yont fvil duty
u uo4, have you explained to the
committee ~iiy yoO have not done
your part. and shown that you are
not - . situation to do what you
were asked You arc az Amer
Icau citizen, ard enjoys the pro
teeiion Of your government You
owe Il either your financial sup
port when called upon to give u.
Or you owe 4 an explanation o.
why you cannot comply with ia
request
You either owe a subscription
70 your coDntry's requsst, or you
owe Il an explanation. u yop re
fuse both 10 subscribe. o. TO e..
plain you know. Or ought 70 know.
what you are without being called
Il. And II you arc among tho
wilful ard are properly classified.
you hage only yourself 10 blame
''fie that Is not for Amertca. IS
against America"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17

Ore million dollars day for to.
Gay. FRIDAY and Saturday viii
have to be subscribed BY the pat
riotic citizens o. oklshena IN or
Der to reach the fuii quota % the
Fourth Liberty Loan assigned 10
the State. Up 10 last night s3o.
600 zoo Of the s3s. .ooo. 600 IN bonds
tina, Oklahoma must sell 10 be
placed on the Roll os Honor has
been subscribed. leaving only
1900, ,oC0 10 be raised BY Sat
vrdsy night
That the quota Will be raised
there - not shadow o. doubt
cermsny's peace plea. and the
wave Of Spanish insiuenxa that
has been sweeping over the state.
have contributed 10 retard the
work Of the committees. bot the
people are now convinced that II
peace should come al once u
viii stiil be necessary TO raise the
5000, ,ooo.ooo asked by the ger
ersi eosernmsu, 10 put the terms
into operation. ard bring our boys
home. The influenza is on the
~sne. ard conditions are decided
improved all along the lire.
Forty two of the s.siy- nine
counties in the doubtful cisss.
'ine of which are considered SER
ovsiy IN doubt. owing to orouih
conditions from which they suf-
tered. ~ viii be necessary for
counties now over the top to over.
subscribe 20 a liberal extent 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17

account fog these counties which
fat to meet their quotas Some
Of these Honor counties have al
ready taken q sum in cScess o.
the amour, allotted them. and
have promised more u necessary
10 keep Oklahoma up 70 the fall
amount asked of her,
Logan county has worked hard
70 be sure of place on tne Honor
aoi. and viii surely 70 over the
top BY Saturday night q 10 the
~ish and hope OF the committees
IN charge that this county ~iii
over subscribe her quota to such
an extent that Logan county viii
be near the head of the names on
the Honor Roll. There Will be no
ieiup BY the committees Until the
closing hours. and u Is confident
iy expected that eleventh hour
sales viii place the county ~ the
desired position. Country pre-
einets are showing vp much bet
ter, and there 70 still q few CIT
xens who have not yet responded
IN Guthrie and Guthrie township
that will be called upon and gwen
chance 70 nsvc their names ~
scribed on the county roll ~
honor. The ADVISORY COMMITTEES
viii not relss Or hesitate now
when victory is 20 plainly ~ sight.
and viii use al persuasive efforts
TO convince those who have not
subscribed. or offered any ss.
PLANTATION ~ny they have no, svr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
MARX EtssLgR HAS aEEN
REMOVED FROM A Jos

okishoma Cify Or. ir 40 the re
salt u meesipg b 'he clty eomnl
s.obefs held today Marx ksssier
commissioner u pabllc ,st'ly ~as re-.
uosed - head " me ciis's health de-
srimeut. and control wa. a. nmeH
9 q Citizens Committee rbe action
taken ~ The cily commissioners was
the outcome VI numerous reports
many ~ them siveo statewide pub.
helty that the hooIth department has
Lsen poorly conducted tor sometlme~ !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
TURKEY SURE TO WITHDRAW

Amsterdam oct Il Thu bernpu newspapers preparing
We uh far an announcement ~ IurksN wfhdau
war nu fnes'a The ffHukn naseip pFpr dispatch from
osiantnor n hr rgtse That tAr reaching imprnd
nH thrrt
llr dNlush ad That n ~ immediate NiiaSe ~uyrna
representatives. ~ Amafsnt and litnh interests umngaine
urhom De war suwiia relations With the Nahme
l the mrr"Nhed king f SmNtua With whom
M never dared - ntffefe Th newspaper That despite he
rupture ~ diplomatic elapps htless .l rna ftous
inn>anilnupe 10 Washington
Robert 'oleae sud the gfi oieee the osphors a. ecl
s ihe American University l1t afd other educational n.lita
hs WIRE permitted ~ continue work The, are
supplied with ool fpu Bagafa students tcse in-
h'on come foo Bulgarian families of tho upper riassc
pheh These channels according ga the .punlsn
hn nr-i oetiufrs made Wssugton ookng with
irHWa lf bulgaria from The war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
oREAr EvENrs IMpENpINo IN PEACE WAY

Nashnguu uet II afeHt rtenis Impending
lhai they VIII Within Ay week month Officials will
no' hazard that thes inevitable Washington
doubts
lnohea reports eumine fsp Holland ar switzerland that
Iemau immediately Wl atpl President Wilson's peace
ARE without confirmation hsfr ih,re information that
Germany tep has heeu drawn n fact ~wls, dispatches sayng
the trlphsmgu meet Tomorrow iseuss President wilson note
would nlteaie no reply ha. vet beeu drafted
Internal conditions Nel the military situation ex
pfcted 60 dictate both the pnnltue,. 1efaanv
answet one regarded nnle ule e SERIOUS thah the
other aud thet always the possibility that tunbueh they
had forced the nsrmHh ea hrs ,uueu.pi before m.
first note asking lei Hfni.tias was slisfaiyhrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
LIBERTY BONDS OF INsUR-
ANCE COMPANIES At PAR


Liberty bonds sill be taken ~ par
vsinc regardless % insrke, quota :
iscrs. wherever they figurs IN secusi-
'es or asset. win Insurance com
Banies applying fof permission 20
f-1n<aci business 81 Okiahoma said
/ v'elch- Insurance Commissioner
teoey Although ID. bonds o. ~oals
issces have been quoted al jess than
ar ia Soue Instance. Mr. Weich say
l. believes ]; g,stsiO'ic dufy 70 take
;hs step BE- j. in sceepiins inem a.
lxE value.
II happens that n arsnee com
- mes hsve Invested heavily - iAes.
ioAds and n applying Tor permission
tc trsDesoi businezs r. State ibs
ssseis. or financial stasding u ihs
company ia the mOst important ihing
. b. considered Mr veich. a. Com
missioner. takes the position ira
Companies ia purchasing these bopd.
shonid have credit IN their flnsnesai
landing COLLAR for dollar iD such in.
yektaeEi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
I'LL EOOlEST stunt
ESIR PULLED or

The Liberty Loan committee Of
Springfield Mass pulled the big
gest foo stunt % lbs way Saturday
q ghf l. scattered Is 900 copies of 4
saxs newspaper over town. contain
ing Aythicai account u an air raid
vi Ner York wiia tae city ablszo
aad . thousand dead including women
and children Attached 10 this was q
dispatch saying the airDianes we're
headed Tor Springfield Meaas nile.
some fake bombs we're fired Fof a
tiae mental psndemon.gm reigned 10
Springfield aud the newspaper o.
lices we're bes1esed vita lnqrirles
from psrsonz having relatives OF
friends n New York Lets hear no
more from the Ian. about ffesky
ksnsss and Oklahoma after tais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17

Ernie Metz reached the flusfto1
az about I O'Clock shif psanlmg. aAa
began his seaAOn slaughter Of ducks
ile returned sooa sitter daylight and
r, ported splendid saesess. having lost
t'ither his gun of bis appetite
I had mcat for dinner. said he
tui ! bad 20 devoslt all nY monsy fof
q With the bold bueeaneer that pre-
f't,~ over he market whero DO NY
lbuYlns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
I I'M. pi,I.\I\ItD\ DAY
10 III OBSERVED

lH sending out notices esilIne at
ttniion that SATURDAY November 4
: to Prevention Day 4 sugxestfd
+. e. G. iIammonda State fifs Mar
saal that dpqfO fiat' programs should
be- given lu hll ihe schools on ffiaai
afternoon preceding Talks bf tiii
3 ua or msmbcts of Tire department
@. how naay fitss niaY be FTesentss
end lire drills ps the children hpul.
ttrm . part of the ekerti - If "a sa8,
eosfcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
I WI Mn liNlt\ ~
or ron \Mp BONsiI

IH D. 4 Hahn fsseu,s commits
"ea Ntb n Wuk ~ t5aaiu ih
lhe Medical pspatla.spi bfs ler hi
station ~ Csma pxets rsAas lsst
hy
Prior 10 his ds ltiafe 20 iske ap
p mii'af' duties uf iIahu aaa pfe
stated sth sold wrist nafea b. bis
e 'lae m'mbsg - lne Guthrie Mad
sesi epsifif W. fAprus over 8es8
ftWf yop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17

4 warrant Yas Issued ou, of eeaal,
court ilis morning chsagips Archie
Tr0maH VIII pointing shotgun AZ
Lizzie Brifi. win 0f James britt the
complaining witness The parties 1--we
about TX milen south " The ei'y
Judge Chsppelle. who has been sat.
ferlnE from the Spanish inflaenz4s il
back as his desk H. had severe
attack. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17

A. as county nfibrNsy ciafe ihls
morning . wa'fsnt wa9 seern oai FOR
ihs arrest of JeIl Barber ehaFalna
hlm with hnl FiariUs ~ house " "
= i'lereF a druggist az ereseent vhe
. the eUulpsinlbx ei'nyss lsFbef
= b. Is mpisr arrest 81 Crssesh'. sill
b. brought before ia lice " 4 llofa-
asAy fsf preliminary cxsmlaailot
Lead A. fLss ft.h,fi.-.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
- FfHH " Ibff EHF -
WHOLE GERMAN k1Mv rs
IN eE1RgAr TO-DAY

Psris oci f7-Tae whole of the
German arm, under command Of Cen
eFel Won arn3m. j. IN retreat 70 the
N0vih S'-a in the region u Lille. haS-
isg been beaten back and oveYthrown
D. %. allied attacks today The re-
firement i assuming the proportions
sl Iogt Seventeen divisions com
poss he army oI Gsssrai yoD Aruiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17

Resistance BY the Germans $
crUn6lina al along the Battle front
eAeept In the region Of the Arsonnt
anc north of Champagne There
American troops under Generals Liq.
ccti. Cameron and eJilard ard Frenen
1, oops under oenerai Cousrd arc en-.
gagged "a desperate fishtine
The prussian guards giving inch by
ineh are oyins hus 10, surrerder'ng
ln ar effort 10 save their right wing
Military observers here believe that
General Won Arnius Will have extreme
elfneuty in estrieat,np hinseH from
,he position :; IS neld that ne re
nisinec too long against strategic tines
when ne Was o0tnankeo and virtually
surrounded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
Governor Williams Pays Compliment
To Guthrie Bond Campaign Committee

Governor Robert Williams he ri thn ~FH d eaIai m r,
w savings bank uih Y
Llrrfyf Loan iu Cut hae nd Iosau pu
\ D
oudui At be & =
4sa cit IN arll le
dsadfh fha he itt fl and
energeie eam work o. ose q ea o e sales
The esoYe r.uro 4 las
uold.o over top probably
scrl , i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
ALLIES SLIP MOOSE AROUND HUN
ARMIES IN BELGIUM AND SKATER
HOLD ON LONG HELD COAST DEFENSES

T0I0 FH0 Neg7aH 00aSI TVlNVn''I
Fighting thc forward uus ihes have reached ,oohcaml
on, twrns mile, ihc nuit FRONTIER hv hcs 'o
m rapidly cutting oif She ees and compelling the cnm to
IA. fran. .,lilrt5> him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
FRENCH KEEP IN STRIKING DISTANCE OF ENEMY

IT. On the entire Of the oise and the Sertc
where the being driven from the nccket north Of Laon
the French night maintained with the enemy according
10 today office report.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
Wilson S sPeace Terms
Will Be Forced on
Kaiser By People
BULLETIN

Amsterdam Wednesday Oct The war ia coming
end and IN such said the
Vorwacrts Of Berlin. Monday
Lot candidy the newspaper continues During all
these terrible four INC aim efforts and sacrifices
10 prevent such An end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
HUNS RETREAT FROM COAST

Tangible cNlcnce that ~ teflaa> nifcalng om the
which they nave heid long gud wly has been tie cet
rendezvous oi suhna palng and other vessels
"a the English channel mas he the advance t the
Bsan> north and of DNne yesterday Ia ihis region the
have positions iepth 81 three nni aud the
Bfgans have carried ibe hnes nwands ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
Lille, Gate City To
Great Coal Fields
Falls to the British
BULLETIN

London DC, i7L has been captured by the British and the
enemy in full and COMPLETE flight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
IN SYRIA ALLENBY MOVES ON

In syra De commanded Is General Aenbs moved
iar 10 the north 81 Ber patrols northeast
Damascus Il probable with return o cooler weather
the British iofce MsI,lauia may make oin
the Poo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-17
Whole Hun Front In Belgium Is Shattered
By Trip-H Hammer Blows of Foch's Men
Help City SAFE,
Protect Meters

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IN, ,,., As.. sh., ~ tn,,.n.,. .,,t,l
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