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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
+. New Musical Offerings


vss< AID suhsle ehsrra ct whse- ~ y
ssastrf. on the cprout. SIDE ~ ~
sszze SsStor eecord- 0,sse kh~e osss
I'm rsay fee ou and Nen Must Pay
scr Ne the sonx gt ~esrsr F.rssn
frasm her sam4rf-lnxef Ahen W
Mess IL ~ Sutet Hse xnd Bye fss
scttser haH,s written ~ gwsss H'sftf
naar ard sunx wssA lsvrly spsrst BY ~
Ssffisrk Ire Tits ssfDe record tst
sowrl ard eaectivr ossssta rusnh~f O.
thr reverse SIDE, A gsinhc~ from So
u s A. ThN spnx sss rsc-rssisy
vrsmcss srf the safS fssnks t'sussol ~
New fosk. II u Ar exeewaonsily evos
enxrsrs rur btr nwr ~s-- some sSser
sionsliy ree9 ssng>fs fs feefifss
.Cu4ret krntss n Bar abr rccnas
sn,F. rcs<s cf Mefhes NAchfee. A'
ss,en us new war Scra. "tsocd 4hys
ssrfl,ns Selccsf>u for sisxTy Msc<ior
cnrh snh shr Ssa-ron ss.susrsef~ Lhr
serard s<leesson en- the ss~e record u
s'one for NJ and An Fer ors. ~
oFsrsai sang III tAr Stage Nercr's Ass
Hrisef tt,r -aittce. sse.cr Clark ktass
sAsx nmsss~r ~ evVellrrs voice. ard IN.
syssns thrtfc Ffziiss cf hrf ssrsina y
evsacrtiy fhe expresssoE cf ssneerelv
p4if sosse seitsi.
-stthasr ts<ids. the ~ags.ar sirser art
cpnaq.c&er. " ADst arr fss htlrc1 nh fns
rz-ks ef she arIsss ~ as rcxsss tsns Ssxs
pxsxns. has r~ssr a new Nscscr Kecrfd
81 tao settler sonss thss ere sure 20 n
a ~hsi- wath Atefof xtsoifnces. "
Hc~ / Hate 70 Get Tn in the Ncrrins
ss ere OF sherss. We ned scSrcssy ssr
aur mort about n alter telling yeu fhs
siiie. ALMOST rser. bcds on earth - ~
tirely IN sysrr1fhy with such sono -
,he outset Mr. Firidx' second ntsrrk-r
Is ~ct. freneAv,- a love esAsd thsi
deserves 10 he called corser. .srtsFsr
Fseids is CHEEKY singer. and ihese tro
sorrs Of his are wxrrzrfed 70 ckes
the blues a rn,lc away on a hot dsr.
Marion Harris has hsgh spsrited sons
IN which she tells What viii hs0eo
When Alexander Takes His Raxsssae
Rand 10 France" The Peerless Quar-
;et shares the record whit Mss hsrrss
rrrsrrtsns hsepy fnorsst erusts
-l'rn Conrs Pin Ny Nedsi " the ~
I Lei, Behind" Msrion Harms has
second new record on the iise-~
There's a Lump OF Sugar Dowa -
D,xir" Is rs name and YOU owe = 20
scurStif 10 hear Miss Harms sire ~
Ard ly way Of variety; You'll euey
B,lis Murrsys singing OF Story Becs
Rsilr- on ihe other side OF the reccfd-
The Nscior Light Opera Company has
made q capt.. siing record Of the sgN4
h,ts from two nicsi popular musical
comedies. ''Th, Rainbow Cirl' and
"Rock-2-hye BABY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
Men U,ho Thought in Millions Are
Rcddlcrs in Trenches in France

sonevAers ln Rance. Azs e
Ia'.iF ths ar x psrk -peadli,e ks'
eer reFissd zHonr the A-e-scar
-rpo3s r. Fr11re teczzse i prori5es
,h- o1ir pcssltis usv q xetttnE Ger
tan Articles 70 the frcups X The 10y
l-u-t lne- Ths ner pedfis- vs,- =
rs5 f-ia-eis an1 tssi- wares are Far
r-sht1 - fhe 49, exchz1Es seps---
ne-- e .ts NECA TheE srs o-ii-
clsur 11-=i-zsf-d a. -rzlk1ax csl-
-ce-s- 1as - i hsrl pkrsicsag
z-s = szs-ezslT haIz-5oss ut czr
s. asir e-osEh. = : rsur, sszx.s zf-sr
hr - ssosciz-5rzs ro-ksrx
..trsers,E tae s1ock n t<z<e - fse
.-5ti-r nnst - m.de - q s--icIss
-lzs sre s=i-hs- bsisg 11r 1sssE. -
ce1-@ r = tes1zb.s q zzrEsr -
-snr ~ a. poszlsis - sr-- -
Erp-i-zre Azz Ss.-ee thzt ~
-lpeuazsr< sd rsbsr zrs n1rr n g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

stees -zis-- - 80 r.a-sltzllti-s r-
rr1rk rzs1rns uith rhs fc--er t-rt
r--cet r-1-r = -he a9~z--zrs RI
ne l1-str
r. -c0s~er- rf rr-e t-Ht s-crk
rc He--er1 l4-alz zs relEE c1 cc--
rr1 Y-frnE tzr t1 11v- frrr
ueek t1 week Tei1y . : Aa-rdee-
49, ara <rE~1 ssers. T@<rerCaF ID
~ I.-sf sd sIe-eforzs- as
Es-s a. tte<e .os ether t-seas a.
WI tt1e E1g 41i-r c1.--e r---t--
rate. a1rlhsr 4r Aeef r--zle. nn1
1rlsr-- l1L r1rTc-t 1--1.s II.
ar 4rts frlsr f-astern A1rz a.
frl- - sarts - - S-~--s- fr11
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

n-enis special stieuflon has been Tai.
no war foods and broad and meat sup,
sfi;1tes
IN ihe domas'e srs department
asore stress is puf oa sae usesa. ar.
ssries and there sre liberal lreminm:
: fof Rei cross sewing and Knitting
TIE premiums 10 ihe 5rcnue DE-
pertinent have l-ern increased hoih IN
au-naf anl nu ber AMID M Interest
vil b~ grrai's increased rrhe qrc-
u.1n ir ihc eluraslonz, AID The boys
ard girls dfasri'ntnis have been in-
creased sn1 there win b. renewed in
tercsi Ia 'he arei.araiSous % exhibits
ts hcrs ana girls al over the county.
lr sd1HiCn 10 iae regular pr-niums
lg the association special premiums
sre ofleres hy aeTclznis and others
1 follows
spscia' cottsr Show.
The Guthrie Cotton ol COMPANY
afl pay sgecai eoii0n igcmiums a.
fllors-
$500 fer ihs bas. = boiis. soc ~
ise best sfsik ssse ior ne bcs.
rrarl 20 ini 8 ~rsdc ard siarle.
TIE on's rcgIirmenss Src fbE
ilsrf must b. en or more entries
As thr ~irnrr ~ fhese FriEes wiii re
rf.te s-ri ST. afil;lon from the Pair
sss.ciatlon thtY VIII b. wei worth
-cais-rne ~ very oocoa sroxs-
r ihe ceany sa0sil Eei "a O. ;his 4
rulesf
sp.cisi fs- Girls
Tea primes % 81 ~ ests vii bs
,.sea Is n11se -Barios Dry Goods
uIarf for he - bs<i .rhcei dress
= - b. mssr g. Eiris ever y years
. axe. aho see fnroliel In he
cheais of ere co1nsy osssi6e % Gath-
r. Gurtnr fse scci yrsr isi--1sis
- dresses ne - suitable sor
lheai ~esr TAe srieriion o. mater
a. eetiiur liii1E snl sorksDsn<hie
us; - ihr nc si5aai xork of The
,-f1siznL ard f1e drrss mast II ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
Wsdorf Astoria Dsses Cress tire %
Victor Records

II roa -cTe SWING yor-sr'f s~od
'Tre - Nrw YORK. rrrsrdl~ss ~ "a
rrrss. ~hcrr reis seq si-y II a. al
tire Nsldof. Astoria Ard ufs' rIus &
vrnid Ga ghocsr ~ aeurr - " rnf
TIRE orchcstfs oi ;hsf fsfaous hofri rfich
rufsrfres n sfl~ntar ard ruicnc-
n gc-x~rfis 7lal<1- ~ a Schcfel srsdc
crrsr ne nrw ANfar Rrc- 3s i.rsng
ttis pFtfrst-s fsztf irfe srr- ncrre.
rlssl-g fsr r~Hcst dance -urac. ~f,h
Las L4cY 10 cyzrlrir Ia. hc-r
rrcrnf rrrral.rrsi f1ar-ss ~ h
Trlucess Arzrrr. Aea f3rs and fhc
Nslor-f Asforla l'-lte .-rz hss rad :
fsscrstt-V CO. erp -cCcr ~ fhe Vac
fcT rcr-pnscf n ne Issrfffr serrs 'rr--
tbs r-isi- icsi r7-l-if Ari rr th- 1ftr-
sscr 81 tris rrcc~c far r@sac rrSh~sfr4
slzs< s1-~-t fasrrcf srrfi~s ff--r
Ssrt,si ths tsx AeW Aoss Ninfer
Csz r. Sac
Ifr OrsEs-.si fhss-is1i Jazz Bar hsE
s'se sdr ! rrr Airtnr ss-c~ rrcr-d
frrtstfuT FeIr fhe Fi1rs fsf
t-rs xr rnr ss6r. AID ~Scrssn1n Rzrr
s-o<<-F.rr cn-tne cthr- sia--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

slane Industries Tor Wild yelsice
is famed WIN be carried On under
HE'D Cross encoara cement snd sid
in This modern suburb of Pisa
There Will be lacr-makin~ and gar
menf making. shoeinak.ng AMI dor
ems Of other activities. for In seiccf-
lng The Site for the town all these
matters had Ia t.e berne ia mind.
These Bci eszs cel ia home indas-
tries win find ready employment in
ibs factories - Pisa
This village. however. is only one
q he nsaa9 risca sisrs.s employed br
ihe Anlcfissn Ee-l s'Toss to assist
reiueres an'i families @; soldiers ia
iisis III lgaeficais every village
~ mainland aaI slanss Red Cr,,ss
rsii.f j sl+ersfiyc. Tar families of
nser .asiHs9 liaiian soldiers have
i'ssen visited ana ihelr immediate
lss-s-sAS sslas9i~s in cooperation
sih hsiias Governmental and oih-
cr argcirS nnrk~lssTsS aav nnrs-
cries sflenis soup Kitchens. cleia-
iDr ,vnitrs. dry f'.sl shops. sowing
frsslls- faesnries for ia. manGfac-
iuic ui shoes sss tnTnHUrc and eih-
- Dresiea supplies. eF1shaa ssyimns,
siIfamcr cawi,> FIR rhiidrcm. hasVi
ials and disi~ussfscS hare bccI
openea IN manv p'ac-S
lalaan reaief organizations have
besn assisted f'sut'aiiv ~ carry On
ane extend their uurS 20 cssse w5ih
he refugee prehlcu. Eyeryw here
'rhina she ilne ihc~r activities are
aiding ;n uholdins she lialian
hSittrs yicfnry spirit if.>' as suresv
- arr ihc He'd s'nos> rartssn~ g. 4
resi houses for soldiers a. ile frv.s
lire ana ia she railway degrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

ss------I st- Ert- s,S siry srsre Fl
~ rf-rnr rsa4t tao s>~-r az t-sri-r6
r-cr-c- f-rlro o. f-crp~rz has q r,oe-
e~frl serE - - r>w s>srr Tat. -
Aikr-.s Scr< ~-r,--- - Cci-ri6rr
8srsu-. So rsss-- r-r~o sor-r
~ ~ns
C1rc q tfw sr1-v are Tk1r s-r---x
ceur1s'sc- r. rs hzs icrs h~<- roru-
a. a. r-~ crrsct-t ttzrrs suc . stfs
fir-- = t<rr-s-s = s1-r ~ sh- drercsf
rzf~rr-r srrrsl z-uuf-r o. 60
scu.~~~xt- -t~s So sks= - ss-rr
ttrF r'.o4<1l1z t1r ol<zr are fh- ritsi
s'rls ~ - tf1ir AZ ts11s IS q tie
Allrs srrrzE 80 "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

ez. An Aueriea IS sinfsns, whisiiaHs
and rlsysag Over There" Ah Amer.
scs IS hkrssse marching. dancing ana
cinsus 10 stx tune. I he very phssse
s'DVer There has become ctr fzvorife
rscdr al reference 10 the bsislenesds 81
arrcpr Scnccre has called M.
aoksn's scng ~Americss un1hcis' az
sArrr of the war" And because thss -
srse. because Over There" IS The rcc-
gles choice" as the hes, Americas song
sfoduced by tne var. the public - rev
Afforded the opporsunliy al hearing 4
suus bs The veTiss greatest tenor on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

Y . ( - 1 y -
Never before has
Czruso n . de a
Nsct0r FccQr1 OF
Gre OF TIE So
called popular :
so-xs A song by
George ~ Coksn
sung b. Lnrsco
Nsruso - sone-
thing new N the
rnusieai " oriA
But the public ~ia
agree tks, II vas .
very grsc ciu ]
thought on Ca
rnso pars se ~ssn
20 rskc . fictcr
Bee -r6 cs -Oycr
.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

S0- - = selli1g 1bocolsfs a. . =.
cenffnes bar. and = using al his
tusin--s ztsliiF = Eeep from riri-s
esch -oisi-r g. n ehsn<e s-a to
SzeksEes ef czzarers for a frxnc-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

r ro1 kzre f.e ~c~- usar .r--sra
are ras@ zn9 sirklr snf rzb'e 80 ror-
frsc- sor1- fs-zi 1i-ezss WHITES
CREAM TERNTFTCE- err<1s ~orrns
r-cn1rlr ac1 r1-s ne ckil< % rHs
road 20 kesith Prsce - p>~ 1bo--rs.
sd ~ Oh Drug sore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

Tre erex&s RI tne snrrrs4rf r---
5sr-irr cs71z 81 Westarn Ga
rs are srea1r rot cezlt AZ rTF~
az -cEt-r 1zrr=Ts az e-'1-zir-
sr l-.a-oTlnr -er nrrds. b
O ~ c-1rrs. 1f<lrI-E ~ euuI- p
se~r E1ccEzs. 1r- er-E rAal
s-rs-l-- = szrEe- Iie= - - ~
= > rz-rsotr 11lV - rrnae -
- FEED A. $3.50. r4 -r1
-11sa fxU44s - srzE t- -
- -ri-< ~4r- ~ t y
rr ra1st.1ar I
$3.50 rsmrs e 80 Ee-1
-I-.f 1a 6-ls .ssa.-l tt.f a..--
si..-s i.-.vez1 E-.ia gIsE1g A. 1,e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

xsrfis fsTI i-s~rIf 81 h~zsfs = 70 = nvps
7 . --< 81 r-ir r-lct~-r --,~srf>s kbs>
s-rc~-- saT-frrr -hr~r = fir<Ob.
sne a. s-r fi-u~ ~ suif. ri~zsr-s. On
trsT HIzrtz Flsrt- 80 ris fsoA
r-<ncr a~~c--~r.- '~r~-pv>f ,hir f.t,-
,,xrsi-,- = asr7s< u-ss .
r1-ts u ~ ucrid-or L. -f----<s.
y - - nrr<ss<~y fc~ - - -s-e .
frrf-~is n ---~ c<- h--- ., eoSpy
ficror r-.<ir--rru sr<t -<~~-r f-s0
81 - -o-- -<s--s- xSr~-- S.sl~-s -
I'll s,szr< - <isj - -,,r sry 6x<o
rs1 -ss c,-- = t>sr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

w
cr~~z snd II roi
c~sfu-- Err -x
tris uprls fsi
d afrfcr s-curis
cuuiz1rs q Ger
tmelita Csih
CEu. thr ifxizn
ss-~a-c wto =
soEi2im-i a. one
q t- rr~rfr~.
r-rr-s cf 81 the.
Enxs ne s-ar a&3
s-s a Liffi>
-cr Fezr-
frr~ Bz~a~r II
S~zr-~ Gallf-
AW<ls fcxfrsgar
- f1fs srrr -
- -. -f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

y rust Martin
eli 10 make shc
mos, OF the pa
sionaie shsnd er
Of an Italian lore
scng. This ore
The Last Ssog
hy J 1os,i. ~h ,
hsfsipslh eives
On a rrw Nic:cr
Reccrd. tells q a
rrrrins love that
drives ~. cessetsr
singer 10 compare
his sweetheart -
ihc essence OF the
rose. yes,i % -
a rsdisns mood IN
this ccU pcsitior.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

E-r,s-l a Scr--sri ar1 er.n frr-s
1-l- r. r4--s q E1-c-e A-eafv "a
sesE-r E1-re cf re iz-re<- ~ --,-t
r4lrztle herts - -zr-r1lz- t-tr-s
~ rz-tls. - Wes-e~r Prrr1rr-s 81
Canzc1 "a Tar - hac1zs c-e e e /.
rres-es- z--ls c1un-r1es IN . 3
Uc-l1- ~ hzse er--T s1Tz--.ce
Ter trs r1Nrr - c4--.s ecs-c-s-ri-
.r-t-s r G --zzts- 90 rrfnet - g
Or 49, EzDw -Dur1stirK fvo-s- Al
-z- 49, e Esez- Eztr-- rors -
en1 - -E1s. 80 Ar1. -z- = ra0re
--cr-z-t st-s A1rsntzr.s ar -
EIsz - = = fly rru1x-z.z ~ -
se-<<r- -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

and Nzriineiii has csugh; the selAen
frh' fnst stires upon his mood. Here
= brilliant .sns brilliantly sung
One Of The greatest problems IN srf
army and navy is - provide whole
some recreation. A large rertrntsssci
fhe men rcvcr icFncd now 90 risy ~
their youth. Ten years from noe tbs
sifusiier - lkeiy 20 Ne ehsrged. fcS W
rrcblen 81 fhssirsi cdscs'icn and piv
IS ncw hcfrg solved ~ tee schools 80
risyErpynds cf Arseries. The tictci
torifafy has dorr lis ms from The ~
Firuinr 70 hctp solve the problem. sca
ihe latest victor rcusribs.icn % esbs
csrsr ci wholesome recrest'cr fof ssks
.1ufh 81 thc izni u a scf Of gery'r.
srerrfar Country Dances on Nk$rs
ncrcfds There are two do1h,--ffc.S
records corfairirg four dances ~
risYrc - fr< Victor Military fs-6
1r- record contains odd Dsn Tachr
ard The White Cocizd-T 'h- co.,
contains -Csren noruiain re,unses-s
ard Srrcd me Picw~ Thess are No.
crrssitr dsrcrs corfsirirr . s-hshffri
serisi rirren' ~ sos> fr>, p<@rss OR
corrir - ssrre ai'h a n-v ec-ris ssrs
ch<rrSug ttr-r Th~sss 6ssres Sc
ssu~1 - rzotis. ,hr scso,is sp1 ris--
E-ouuts 9th s<rnire ArssGs- i3es-.
ard ,acllf sc esccx.siir rsk1sxi< sAs
hfs' w>rt IN S,rs~-ter. snick tss
ic~- srpoin'ei Nsno.s. we.s sf
Esr-~xfior.
TO of she xs eng. from zsss-
SEEDS Fohics ~ ie's are siso irrlve>d
- fhc 49, tsc-~r issf. Chs-iss Hs-.
hss sunx ske s-srh-s1-nir-d ~Gsrd>a ~
NJ Dr<sp.r wgss . srs'st os expPes-
o. s-i if~s~- C<rt ~i.h her s>n-
L -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

F-s-~- ~. EsVr Trf Fr-.rt.--
New - ~zrx -hsc- -r~-.srst f-Ff
srrls - l~t~ - = a-c-rcz 49, fsr
g. ss-.-- r<--tiir sc-rss 80 - I--
t~-- Nr-rf~ sl-rs = f1- ne Fsrrs~
o1-f a. ~ --ir s--><-><s. - e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

worn hy conicsisa. when dresses are
judged All Contestants mast regis
ter AZ Educatiaaal boo'h not later
than II. - a n. Wednesday. SEPT IS
lr Judging these dresses the judges
Sill use the 'ollo ainS soAedale.
Selection Of material. 20 points
designing and workmanship. 90 poiais
! general appearance. ~ points
/ School Shoes fro.n Fen.on.
Fonfon. the shoe man. nil give
Hair of $500 sohs.ol shoes to the boy
Or e'rl winning nc most points or
making ihe hissosi score in the
school cxhisii
cirls Club prizes
Arman.-Uui ihe phctoErsphcr. wili
rivc . do1en photographs 10 the girl
aiming the most points in the Girls
cub exhibits
Tive Club Specials.
The ? o i.ufz TRY Goods company
VII gre $50 10 ,he embro'dcry. |
crochet. fancy ucrl or sewing club
winning first rrs uium IN the domcs-
sc arts deissrimsrt display. also $
tp Re Community eiuh nqkinr ne
best aispiay Tbs uii make The cub
Winnings rers dsirshis
For the Newly W-os
The firsi coapis married during 'sir
week xho register a. ~ hoo.h ofi
armaniroui. fhe hosorfHrher in the
buiidirs xiii i.s p-esenis,s
= n aossn ase photos q ,hrsn-
Gives
Bsss ard Girls Sigb pri,ex
The Boo'cfie Shoe ff1rr. cushrle.
80 riFc a $50 sair % sbocs 10 fhr
~ or siri nisiiar ihs hishrs; scossi
e ire Boys snd Girls club EXHIBITS
,sotes ss- Jrsr-sss
fate. ~ pbGo-rzrher. III give
.eo worth 81 Thoto---fs 70 TIE riri
i- bor rinainE fse most PORTS n ~
sseailc section e The domestic ar.
epsr-nenr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26
CARosO. MCCORMACK
AND OTHERS SING
PATRIOTIC HIS
DR Thrill In Store Tor Americans Nho
Hear Worlds Greatest Tenor
Sing "0Na Thefc"

ER 1Igf RI
tk ng tcr
y sxh George "
1 ahar w<< fsid
Sss.eao ty a
wnsc T.ula isA~f.
- ur1erAshls the
snosl rerrssas war
song M Amrssca
scd1y. II Is -
c-Ffng a
tssorffc Wssn the
Ancul@n pccpie
as Iipperars
was ith the
British IN ihe
ezriv GaFs 81 the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

A. frsa shrissizz firm ressoas.-
b.lifv. rizn CT % <A-i-k froD<s,
f.si - runt at y M sxinr. Al
.ie-5c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-26

~
s>~ Fic.cr ha -
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The Washington times., 1918-06-02

ance Of Nine Soukhomlinoff She was welcomed
as a eOn6dante by the War Minister'S wife
Shortly after this acquaintance began Nine
SOukhomlinOh displayed all the evidences of a
mysterious source Of wealth Her entertainments
became remarkable for their extravaganza. and
her taste for jewels and motors was INDUCED to
the utmost
As Russia s part IN the war began to assume.
definite shape it became apparent that the quick
est route to choice appointments, promotions or
positions of trust under the War Ministry lay
through Nine. Soukhomlinoff's s reception room.
To her even the Scions of powerful families went
with their pleas for preferment 1t was noticed
that those who won the favor of the young Nine.
SOukhomlinof received also the favor of her hus.
band, the Minister of War It was a remarkable
coincidence that among these were many in
whom Nine. Storch also was deeply interested
One Of these latter was an officer Of gendarme
from the Kief district. Captain MiasOyedoff had
won many hOnors as q soldier, having risen from
the ranks to his commission in the semi-military
organization. In the mobilization he was trans
ferred back 70 the Grmy and stationed at Petro-
grad. He wanted 10 be sent to the front with
the army that was about to invade East Prussia
He learned that one way to accomplish this was
The Washington times., 1918-06-02
HOLD RWsstGs Tragic Fate Was
FIXED in the BOHdOtr of a Woman

This investigation led direct to the boudoir Of
Nine. SoukhOmlinoff, She, it was learned, had
long been the real Minister of War; She had
dominated her husband. Russia 8 war plans had
been on a table in her boudoir before they were
transmitted to the Commander-in-C Chief. Con-
tracts for ammunition and orders for its trans
portstiOn were virtually issued by Nine Sioux.
homlinoff herself. to whom the War Minister had
given authority to sign his name to important
documents.
Nine. Soukhomlinoff could not explain the
source of the vast income which her private ex.
penditures indicated. She could not explain
why she had caused her husband by the use of
his signature to send thousands Of tons Of ammu-
milton from PetrOgrad to Moscow when the Grand
Duke in East Prussia was calling for it desper-
ately. She could not explain, either, how Colonel
MiasOyedoff knew that the Tenth Army Corps
would be in a perilous position, without guns or
powder. at the precise moment Hindenburg chose
for his fatefu blow. Yet it was shown that in
formation could only have been obtained from
the table in her boudoir.
The Minister of War was sentenced to dun
geOn for life as a traitor. 1t was the Russian
way to be gallant to women. Nine Soukhomli-
nOff was acquitted when the court brought in its
merciless verdict against her husband.
In the meantime Prince SOubenkoff, who had
escaped the massacre of the Tenth Army Corps,
had seen on the street the face of Nine Storch.
She was warned in time, and made her escape
before the expose Of her victim, Colonel Miasoye-
doff, and the disgrace of the Minister of War
Those who knew said Mime. Storch had compelled
the colonel as the price of her affection to con-
vey to Hindenburg what she learned from Nine.
Soukhomlinoff.
1t was only few weeks afterward that Nine
Nezie appeared in London, where, under the alias
Nine. Hesqueth, she played for even higher
stakes than the disruption Of Russia.
(To Be Continued Next Sunday
The Washington times., 1918-06-02

ashing army officers.
an unexpected sud-
YthIng was chaos in
cry hand there were
ermaD organization
of the throne itself.
hdle divisions were
who danced attend.
y from France con-
g 20 her-and many
The chaos increased.
cholas, Commander
te conditions in the
trigue haunting the
.fe-free women who
ST. Petersburg from
Some Of these he
'rison.
of midnight the tall,
ap-
BUS cafe. IN which the
.ht. At almost every
owned young woman,
4 his army who had
influence a leave Of
re the fighting was.
ng women the Grand
armies at the front.
Of his officers was, TO