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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
erlten stoduerf. Das 5tpeite itebt
,,,1hnrSit& ~

er1ten Stodtperf. Das 5tpeite iteb1
1mbeniist."
Ser @agen bielt am linfen 5eiten.
portal. ST. Ser nod engliider Wfa.
nier onsgeitattetett Sole, bon Der
etne breite Breitreppe in Die oberen
Stodtperfe fibrte, itan6 Elm alter
SEER.
u@oH fegne Dei1en @iingang, mein
@inb!" ml1rmelte CT bepegt, Die So
rorin llm1armen6.
Donn flog fem beues idarfes SOL
fenal1ge frogenb 3n gugenie.
Meine 6rennbin rn6 @e1e1i6afte=
rim, Srd11lein @er6er," lteQte Sloro
Dor unb fiigte letter bin5u: unnb met=
tie @ertroute in alien 9ingenl"
l1eber 1as ltolae bornebme 8eidh
nit Ser t4uffe1tnaie mnb bem %ariitofra-
ti1d)em Mrn6 fog iab cine onnfle
&otbe. Mber @aron &eiblof tpnbte
1i6 at beberrf6en. !.
gu tpir1t miI1en, tpem Dn Deine
TpeunS1baft idenfit, liebe SIora!
8iufomme11 a11f @inob, gndbiges
Srdulein, moge nubb SIR @intriH ge'
fegnet fein!"
Dnnn bot er ietner @6piegerto@H
ter Sen Mrm. 4.
.Du. tuir1t ratIr1i9 5uerft 8inD
n1fIuhen tpouen. Die Mn6ere1t. fbla=
fen no6. Ssh babe 9eine Mrfunfftt
iiberbo11pt ni6t formen ~o1tgeaeigt nnb
Der aIten &leiit 1ur 6en M1tftrag err
tbeit, sic bier &6inme, melde an 6as
neben meinem M~rbeits5immer :gelege=
ne @in6er5i1nmer itoBen, fir Gid tn
itan6 GIT feben. 9n bi1t BORT gan5 rr=
ge1tSrt. Sci Sen Mabl5eiten fret1tb
m0dhe i6 Sid bitten - fd}on Der
Dieneri6aft megen -"
uMatiirli6, 8npo. 6abe feline Cor
ge - BON meiner Seite fon nt6ts
borfanen, tpas Sen 2enten MnlaB at
@ere6e aibt. Mer NUN laB inns 5u
@iID geben. -.
Sos &n1 lag nit gei1lofietoen
Mugen in 1einem 8ett9en, oIs iie einl
traten.
Sein iebt blofies @efidtden NOR
bon i6eoIer .Sb0nbeit r16 gli6 NIT
feiren 6ltnflen 2oden, Ben reinen
3iiqen nn6 6em @n1tb letter S4tper-
m11th, Ser ooriber Tag, Sen @ngel=
fopfen M1rino'S.
Gortiebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

Sieo Der Mlliierte1t bad1gt bott Ser
etnigten Staaten ab. -.
True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January II, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
ct. 2ouis, 12. San. Cir
Gre6erid, Smitb, @enerolantpalt
bon England, Der ber1te bier a1fom,
Inn Dor Der ct. Coulter QniDults-
famr1er cine @ebe at balten, iugte in
eine1n Srterpietp, 6aB es b~o1ifdn0ig
bon Ben @ereinigten Stoofen OBJ
bargt, ob Ser &rteg in bieiem Sabr
been6igt tperoen mirb o6er nidt.
Ser @rieg i'll iest in ieinem
fritiihiten Stnbium," fiagbe ct, nutto
tpe1ttt Ole miiertert nidt Die grobteI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
&rpteit aeae11 Gbineemimpprt.

Erpte1t gegett Sbtne1e1ttttpDrf.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January II, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Ct 9 October eth' 1917
@bicago, 10. San. = Sn Ser
ge1trigen Situne Ser u@bicogo Sc
6eration Of 2obor" muroen gebar=
niidte 8roteitbei6liiiie gegen Den.
bon 2ebp Moper, &aftor @etpM
Dtpigbt &inis 11rb Gilbert s. Carp
befurtporteten Ylan, fir Sic @erei~
11iqten 5tooter 100000 6ineiifbe
Mrbeiter 5u ir1portieren pohiert.
sc fonen &opien 6ieier @efol11tioren
an SEN BrGiibenten Bilfon un6 60
matel @ompers gefdiH meroen. sSsn
SEN 8efdliiiien miro unter anoerem
erfIdrt, BOP 6ur9 Sen @btnefe1tn1'
bort Ole Mrbeitsbeoingungen in DIE
lam 2o116e lider berobgeieH tper-
sem piir6em nr6 baB alt6em fein
5tpinget1er @r1n6 fir einen berar-
tigen @driH borliege, 90 1an6erts
toltien6e bon 2euten, bic iiber Dos
miIit6rpfli1tige Sitter binaus ieien,
fit ie6e Mrbeit berfiigbar feien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

Mn}treng1ngen MAIDEN, miro er feline
erogiltige Gntidet61rng fit lire
Sode bringen. 8enn 9merito cine
groBe Mrmee nod europa bringen
cine groBe Meroplanflotte uno 6ie
5biffe liefern fam, I'M sic 9rup.
pen un6 8orratbe at stransportieren,
meroen mir ben &rieg getpinner1.
nDie Mmerifaner tper6en Die
beiten SoIoaten aqer, Mliierten fein.
h bobe sic 2oger Der amerifani=
i6en Streitma9t IN: Granfrei6 BOT
alngefabr. feds @oden beil1dt, uno
oie ETnpppen ieben. famos aus. Gle
bd6en eii1ten tiefen @inbrnd in Granf,
reid gernnd)t> Defenders auf 6ie
:55rarlen, llpelde iagen, ,6aB Die Sine
rifaler. iebr boflib afro 8nporfom-
menb ]ino."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Die altt keitndtb.
8ran6enbnrq

Sr11Dettb1tfg.
8erIin. - nnldngft tpatr6e 6ie
erite M1tsitenung meiblt6er @eieaen=
Itiife nn6 2ebrlingsorbeiten IN Ser
Iin %er0ffnet. Die onsgeitelten Stide
5eigen fa11bere, g%epiifenbafte @1ts=
fmrbrn1g un6 @efdmod. SSn 9eutfb4
LAMB gibt es bereits 1000 gepruhe
Mei1terinnen uno 10000 geprifte
meibli9e @eiellen. - Sos @igen=
tbatm bon Mnnertfanern in 9eutfd-
Ianb lit r1rter @ertualttng Der 6ent=
fden &eidsregierung geiteM NOR
BEN. Gs beftebt ie6od nidt Ole m,
iidt, 6ds @igentba111 at fonfis5iere1
o0er in 6ie per10nli9en &eGte Der
8eltber ein5ugreifen.
&beinprobina.
@1In.- @ine &inoienfatton, Elm
@prunq bon Ser Ebnrmipibe bes
@A0lner Domes, iob man bier in no.
t1ra bot fi5 geben. Ser S6auipie,
Ter Scarf 8iIbeIm WeiIdpitih erflet,
terte oltf ser Gl1tdt Dor mgeb1iden
@erfoIgern etnen ser Domtbirme,
5oq ii@ bis CUR &ren5bI111e birta11f
nn6 iprang, 90 fein eifriger 8erfol=
ger nod thinner 11t9t bon inn ablieB,
nnter @rtfaItung zines &tefenfam-
Ihirmes in sic Siefe; er fam glott
ouf 6em Srottoir at. ImeS Dies
mur6e 11attiiir1lii9 bon 6iefem a11s OBJ
gefurbelt.
&obIen5.-D Sos &riegsgeridt
Ser Getung &oblen5 berurtbetlte 6ie
bolldn6ifde 2ebrerin Soban1ta Marta
9iepenborit tpegen ihmerer Spiona-
ge 5t iebs Sabren 3udtbaus. SIR
bodies @eitan0niB ergab, 6aB Tie in
fran5oiti6em Mnftrage mber Srnp=
penberidtebnngen an Ser @eitfront,
{ppie iiber ben Stmb 6es 6eutide11
&auptq1artierg an 6os frun5Gftfde
Madridter1 iibermittelte. Sc tpur6ert
bel ihr genalte M1gaben iiber 6elttide
mtlit6ri16e nr6 tDirtb16aftlide Ser
Dalt111le geTun0eH.
8aberr.
IN dire n. ssSS1 ser boprtfhen
Mrmee lit MIN .5um britten Neal Der
Sal eingetreten,. 6uB Elm einfader
Mrbeiter bonn getp0bnliden Soloaten
5,tnn DHffii8tter oftfgeftiegeA it. Ser
qua 2in6an ~itammer6e ,SdloHer
Gmil WegeIin I'M ~. bapertiden SIT
fanterieregime1t lit ioeben tpegen
berDorrage1p6er 2ei1tunger I'M Sel6e
gum Dffi5ier bef0roert tporoen.
Sniien. ST. Der umgegen6
bon @eiaern-Sopferau tpltr6en IN Der
4adifiefnde 40 Hfun6 &die un6 30
Bfun6 Butter geftob1en. 9ie Bare
NOR gerta1i d%bgetpogen nno Der be.
redynete Betrag boz, 114 Worf tnebert
tic Wage gelegt noroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Dritten Dos Yeinlide ie6er 8egeg.
,11tr,n miThprf2"

Dritten Dos Yeinlide ieoer 8egeg.
n11ng mil6ert2"
@ugenie iiberlegte einet Mugem.
Bid. Die Greunoin fbat tbr uniog-
bar leio nnb iie begriff iebr nobl 6as
S1rdtbare ibrer Gage. S1lieBlih,
mas lag oenm a,16 6ara1, menn mar
lie in ginob alg lt6renbes Clement
empfanb? Die Sa11ptia6e mnr: Tie
fonnte ser ginen 1,iiten, oie gut 5u
SIR mar ,1r6 iie bertrand! Sic fo1tnte
ibr bethlehem in 6em @ampf gegen
Sen Mam, beiien riidit6tSloier
ggoism1s an6 bier Elm Srauenber5
elena ,gemadt.
Sic 1irb 1tnfere Sein6e - alle -
ale ~! bo6te tie bitter. l1nier 8e-
ltes treten Tie NIT 5iiben nn6 8naoe
Dor ibren &ai6aa1gen fin6en nl1r
sic idiuernoen 8liitben, Die beute
bltrd ibre sgeoonfenlofe Sarbenprodt
ent5iiden 1tnb morgen 5tpedlos ber-
bliibt 1inb: 8ie erbdrmli@ lit bod
Sra1tenlosl
Soft Ieioenf6oftlih 11mfdlang tie
Sic Greatn6in.
uSa, Gloro, i6 min Mles tbun,
mas gu berlangit! Gage mir MIR im-
mer genal1, tpie i6 mild 5n berbaltett
babe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
uEplitiides Durdieinanoer."

80 a. ~
True translation flied with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January II, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress o # October sth' 1917.
2on1on 10. Son.: Mus elmer
beripdteten< bon Greitag batierten
Depeide see 8erliner. As6rrefponoen=
ten Der Miio5iierten 8reffe gebt ber-
bor, 6aB BORT Die 8erfn1nmlung 6es
@m1ptm1Sfduiies bes &eidtoges vein
groBes politii6es4 Dalr6einanoer
folgte." 9ie 8%eriammh1ng ba11erte
foa1m 45 Minuten. Gin Mntrog ouf
Bertagung tpatrbe Johann bon nllen
Barteien nit Ml1snubme Der nnab=
bdngigen So5iali1ten. ~unter1tiibt.
Sofort nod Ser @ertogung traten
Ole %ein5elnen Barteien 81. &aa1f11s=
iibungen 5niamnnen, bie tagsiiber
11n6 big 1T Die 1pdte Rodt 6m1erten.
Die Mn5eiden 6euteten, mie Der &or=
Respondent iaet,: 6ara11f bin, 6aB sic
Saltung Ger .&egierung, Die ii6 net
CERT bie Observation-Disclosures bon
greit-2itotpsf nod StodboIm at Der
legerL BON Ser &edten, bem Gent
trum uno Ben 6ortidrittIi9en, barz
unter ben 8a5iftiten, bon BEN 6emo=
fratii1en- 6liigeIn Ser Notionalen
2iberaIen nn6 &lerifalen ltn6 bon
Dem Sdei6emannfliigel Der 9o5ioli<
item unteritiibt meroen biirfte. SSm
olgemeinen iei ie6o6 Ole &altung
6er @o5ialiiten problernotif9.
Sos Iiberole Eageblatt gibt Ole
nagemeine 9oltung Ger Brei1e nit
ser @rnGrung mieoer, 6aB Berbm6=
ltrgen in StodboIm 1tnm0efid mo-
rem. 8ritiide, frm5ofiide uno ame=
rifoniide Dip1omaten mie lire 5abl=
reiden Mgente1r mdren in Ser idape=
6i1den &o1ptita6t tbatig. Sic mir=
Sen u%nber5iigli9 ein Neb Ser ST.
trigglte INN 6ie &onferen3 meben.
Die Espionage tpiir6e bliiben 1tno err
folgreide 8erban6l11ngen GIT elmer
ltnm0glidfeit geitalten.
Mo9 elmer &euterbepeibe aus
Mmitenoom gefdbr6en Sic Meinungs-
berldieoenbeiten uber 8reHs2itotpa
5ie Johannesburg ser &eidstaas=
mebrbeit, tpern man o116 greBe Mnz
ltrengnngen modt, ,1m Sen Mbfon
Ser iosialiitifden Meebrbeit at ,berbii=
ten. Die 9epeide be5iebt fi6 atf:oie
Moali6feit elmer 1te1te1t 3nfamme1@
Ieta1ng Ger &eid5tagsparteten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
&eripmenberfebr mir6 beidranft.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January II, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
80
8aibington, 10. San.-&un=
berte Don &aiiagier5igen ioaen Dem
I@iienbobn6ienit 0itli6 bonn Mii1iiiip-
pi nob elmer 8erfiig1tng entaogen
mer6en melde @enerol6ireftor Wfc=
$1,000 uufgrrn6 beio1t6erer @mpfeb-
lungen erlaiien miro, Die bon bent
@omitee Ger 8eamten 6es 0itli6en
&aiiagierperfebrs gemadt purben.
Ser Ml1siduB tpar getbeilter Mnfi4t
beaiigli9 ser @ltsi9dlt1ng Ser met
ften Colon nn6 Sblafpagen,, nno
bei9loB i6lieRIim, 111r %6teienigen BET
511bebaltem, tpel@e ont n0tbigiten fir
tpidtige &eiferouten iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Hari}er &prbitprei= ,1nb 3mderlaben
Idlteken.

1d}lteket.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January II, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress-of October 9Th, 1917.
Waria Il. Son:- Bictor 8oret,
Der @orratbsminilter, bot 6ie Gurd)=
fiitbrur1g bon orei 6roitifden MoB-
.11abmen beihIoiien. Mae 3uderId=
SEN nn6 &on6itoreien miifen ge=
i6loiien peroen; &eitanrmts, Die
bobe Bretie berednen, .mer6en 8e-
ihrdnf11t1gen ~ouferlegt tperoen, 6arnit
tie: oarnn berbinbert tper6en Sic
mebr bolfstbumliden Sofale Bel 6em
Mnfm1f bon 8orratben 5u u~berbiefen;
Ser @ebraltd) bon Mutomobilen 5t
Nribot5peden miro ni9t mebr ge1tat-
tet iein. 9ie1e MaBnabmer meroen
infraH treten, iobalb ser 5enat Die
Gor1oge angenommen bat. Sic. De=
p11tiertenfmtmer bot bereits 6ariiber
nbgeItimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Mbmebr zines 1tbpptanarifes.

Mbf0el)f Clues Hb1DtuHgttHes.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January II, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
gofio, 10. SSm.-@ine Befana-
moda1ne ser iaponifden Momiralitdt
iagt, 6ob feinolide l1nterieeboote, Die
ant 80. De5ember I'M Mittelmeer ber-
ludter1, brifiibe Eronsportidiffe, Die
bon iopaniiden &rieasidiffpn beglef-
tet tpatrben, on3tgreifen, n~bgetpiefen
tp1roen. 9ie &riegsibiffe pur6en
nidt beidd6igt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
E @efignatipn bes anitraliidea
@nhinpff8.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January II, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
so Ibomrne, 10. San. - Dds
geIarnrnte @abinett bot belite reiig-
inert, cine Solge Ser iiingiten Mb.
thinning iiber oo8 @onifriptiorsge-
iet. Ser ebemaIige Smoelsminifter
S. 6. Elr1or tp11roe nit ser 8il6nrtg
eirteg, 1te,eerl Miniiterirms beoif-
trogt. .a,.s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

9ie sipei MiQionen Miitter, sic
beim Br6it6enten gegen offi8ieQe
@infiibr11ng ser @ieIpeibeeri borftel-
Zig %ge1por6en iin6, ideinen 1tnieren
@eiebgebern einiges 5r5ntronert, tpie
man bier5rlo16e 5n iagen pflegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

True translation flied with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January II, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
BOOZE CAR TO Be
SOLD BY COURTS ORDER
3tudcbaker Auto, Grabbed BY
Sheriff Saturday Is Ordered
Confiscated. Driver Sc
cures Bail

Tho studebaker car grabbed by
Sheriff Sherwood and Deputy Red
nond will be sold and the proceeds
applied 20 the road and bridge fund Of
tho county That was the decision Of
{ Juniy Judge charHelie Monday.
The car was carrying a large load
"a booze when the Officers seized a.
Oscar Singleton was driving the car
and jerks McGHl. local negro. was
IN the tonnean with the booxe Twen-
ir-fouf quarts and fNenty pint bottles
q booze were coufiscaied along With
tho car. Friends OF Singleton came
70 Guthrie from Oklairoma City IN
Buick siK. prepared 10 make a cash
bend for him. The bond was made
md then the sherifs force decllcd
Tat the Buick car was stolen prop
eIty The car was seized and one Of
the men who made singleton's bond
Vas arrested and IL now in jail. Tho
! uick f. being held until the owner
can be found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
OLD JOHN DARLEYC0RN
PUTS MAN IN BAD
North Logan Farmer Was Res
pccted In Neighborhood Until
Booze Entered and Put
Him In Bad

Cisud n Gentry was considered a
very peacesble and harmless citizen
n lowell. But Sunday night ne GO
nected with old John Barleycorn. and
lie Philip drunk and Philip sober"
le broke out For some time back
ie had been taking his meals st the
home ~ widow. Mary n Green. and
sster becoming pifnicaied he decided
he would 20 20 ne none % fhfs fa1y
ard create a rough house He sue
cseded Nrs Green. alone With her
tao small Children. was badly frirhi-
sned and ran from the house Cen
fry purued and began shooting a.
the fleeing woman He fired several
shots. but luckily. he vas . poor
u.zrksmsn and none o. he sh1ts took
effect Monday > depaty sherifs took
fhs victim - Bsrisycorn IN charge
ard landed him in Jail
7 was crszy with the booze ard
"a not know that I was doing. I'm
@ N ~ --A--z-xA-a a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
sPR|NGvALE TOWNSHIP
IS OVER THE TOP
At Rousing Meeting, AT Which
Chas Smith and Enoch Carter
Were Speakers, Township
Hits Ball For Home Run

Enoch Carter and Attorney Chas
Smith were the orators At Spring
vale Rcd Cross meeting last night.
Following the speaking the ladies
served Ice cream and cake to the
crowd and the men raised tho quota
tor the township and then oyersuh =
scrihad II Not satisfied with this
nearly every farmer present pledged
PIX, calf. grain or whainot 20 be
cnnated this fall after the crops are
gathered. 20 be rafgled off for tha
benefit OF the REQ Cross That's the
right spirit and Tho good people OF
Slringyale have that spirit TO quit
II was four O'Clock In the morning
when Smith aud Carter arrived IN
Guthrie Rest time ever had IN my
life" said Carter and I'm rarlng 20
go again"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
Tremendous Battle Brewing On Flanders 'front.' Where Germans
Are Concentrating Great Armies For Blow Against Allies

II will be- another tremendous bat -
tie He would be a rash prophet
" ho would predict the result The
sudden giving way Of a few units a.
al important point. on either side.
nsigbt spell disaster In a front ~
100 miles and IN a contest involving
close 20 2DDogs'9 men on a side. ~
raost anything may HAPPEN.
And vet n ls 20 the credit - The
allies that. IN spite of two accidents
In the original drive. they did sue
ceed In stopping the German drive
before disaster resulted. The Ger
mans had luck with them in the first
drive and dia rot win: a turn ~ the
luck miehf bring disaster 20 them.
There f. certainly no room for allied
cer--ssion- n The Germans have been
ale 20 repair all losses aud bring
NJ more troop Than ever. 20 have the
a,iies II tbe German shock troops
gain ground IN the initial attack, Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

d no moro fhau y 70 bo expected
They have done that before. and the
allied armies sim stand German,
j. not a giant. whose strength can
never b. exhausted II T. very doubt
fni whether she can throw into the
renewed offensive fhe strength that
arked the first Germany has pass
81 her zenith. She must win year
Or no' ~ all
THE allies are Fighting for Justice
and right and God The Germans
IRE fighting Tor military domination
AID IoNer The mere statement Of
the cause indicates where victory will
naiiy H. Justice viii not sBccumb
tc injustice. nor right 20 might. nor
Ccd 10 Satan. There may come tines
uhen we cannot understand how Ger
r.any can be beaten. We don't need
fs understand. al Ne need II faith
faith that siicks. and never quits
fighting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
DAYS WAR SUMMARY.

Delay In the launching Of the eN-
pec;ed German offensive apparent,
Is giving the allied troops little con
cern. as they improve their positions
here and there by strong local at
tacks Whether the Germans are pre-
pared to renew the heavy fighting is
not We, clear. but strangely they do
no, react against the AngloFrench
billing tactics
on the Lys front between Mont
kcmmel and the heights Of Mont
Rouge and Scherpenberg the French
have greatly improved their positions
IN a forward movement along a front
of two miles. Not only were impor-
tant gains made but more than 400
German prisoners were captured The
enemy has vet made no counter attack
there nor has be made any effort TO
re-take the village of Niile-sur- Ancre
or the Somme front. captured in a
gallant attack by the Australians
Sunday
Between the Somme and ARA. the
pritish are harassing the Germans by
pushing their oufposts and the French
have been successful in similar oper-
aiions in the region of Rheims. in
the Champagne. The German ariii-
iery fire is especially violent on the
sector south % the Somme and north
q Beihune. northwest of Arras To
Bethune has come the fate Of 20 many
ether towns and cities of northern
Frs-ce and q f. now a mass of ruins
a. . result q the German lombard
raent
There Il no ief-up in the intense
aerisi activity. In fighting in the
air British svistors have destroyed
- German machines and driven down
three others out Of control a. well
IS burning three balloons Bombing
squsdr0ns also are busy behind the
Gsrraan lines and Monday ton -
bousbs wss drop-ed on Landau.
rcrfheesi Of karlsruhe. On the Rhine
Several fires we're started
On the italian and Macedonian
fronts N 70 have been strong patrol
srfions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

Just two month ago today the
Germans launched their great drive
oi March % II may BE- that May q
- n witness the beginning of a second
end In some respects even greater Of
fsnsive Certainly the blow Wiii not
b, much longer delayed All indica-
tons are that the Germans are about
rtsdy. A. before the March p Of
fensiye. they have been training their
troops far behind the lines IN the
ticfics q breaking through. They
have brought an entirely new army
under General won Bulow into the
srrss sector. They have brought Up
immense numbers n biz guns and
their ammunition dumps have been
ruplenished. The gsps that were
made IN their storm troops on March
= have been nlied. ard the men are
being hypnofized once more with the
btiief that Just one more battle viii
b. ng victory and peace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
WIRE BRIEFS
WIRE pRlEFs Bon

Z " f'hf* A'Ah'teftf htffN
Washington, May n bishop chas
Brent OF New York has accepted th,
appointment as chaplain TO Tho Amer.
lean eNpodilionary forces
Fiwardsville. Ills The Rev ] 7
Matzler. pastor OF German Catholic
church. leaves town Tor second tims
at suggestion of loyal citizens
Cleveland. O-An agreement a
build is0 vessels totaIling 100 600 .Ol..
dollars. reached between Charles N
schwab, director of the government
ship building program and the Great
Lakes shipbuildlng companies
Edwardsvile. MS Eight jurors
have been selected for the trial OF alt
men accused OF lynching Robert Paul
Prayer.
Washington Delivery ef mail TO
and collection from American eapedi-
tionary forces has been taken over
by the war department
81 Louis--Iienry 2 DAWSON. chair
man OF the Rcd Cross war council
says from hls observations IN Europe
tho war will and soon with the allies
victorious.
Gloucester. Mass Returned fisher
men report finding bodies Of four mon
and one women in the wrockage N
the steamer city Of Athens off mo
New Jersey coast
Washington Hope OF solving me
mystery Of the disappearance OF tho
naval collier cyclops abandoned BY
navy department
Oakdaie Pa bodies OF 81 victims
of the explosion at Aetna Chemical
plant recovered
Washington More sugar was con
'umed In the United States in the past
year than in France. Italy. the United /
Kingdom and Canada combined
Dublin-Sinn Fein Is stirred by the F,
experience Of ne American labor mis-
ion coinclden, with the issue of a
proclamation against them One now
'apcr sees an .nEly significance" in 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
RED CROSS WAR WORKERS
MEET WITH FEW SNARLS
ChurliShness Which Featured the
First Red Cross Campaign. Is
Notably Lacking In the
Present Drive

Comhing The highway and the hy-
ways is the Rod Cross An commit
tces are siill working IN hleh and the
K repofls brought in are encouraging
Tho executive committee dacma Il
best 70 make no reports Of the amonai
o. pledges signed, "a yei
In the city wards. workers have
made q thorough and ays,omatic can
vass. the same D. true in the couns
Try.
Feature ~ the.aamlmisu " the fact
that anecrs and snarls are conspic
nous by their absence
In the first drive. committees we're
sruhhod and roasted In two cases
actual affronls were recorded
I'm some instances we are falling
down on lhe amounts allotted that
Is. tho amounts pledged have not
been up 20 the estimates" said a com
n.iiiee worker today, hut I am glad TO
say that almost every person ap-
preached il en- rapport with the Rcd
Cross and the churlIshness that was
alqarsni during the first drive IL alb
sent now our strong arm squad is
well organized and committees have
been ordered 70 report all dolinquen-
clos Al once 10 The S A q In some
casos. pledges are being made by
persons who really cannot afford 10
rive, but they insist and our com
n.iiices act accordingly"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
ALLIES STAND READY
FOR GERMAN ASSAULT
~
tHo\r ~ FRANCE AND
FLANDERS ~ stE<E o.
I\'i~sA\T PRiptRA-
Tons; utt. It.TtkEs
IMinitfA\I VILLAGE: N
IN SsIA
eulLGrIn

washington. May Evidence. ~
plotting between German sns lelsh
leaders 70 ,hla country FOR az uorls
M " ireland have hsen uncovered
hr United s,s,ea government aaea,s
ara 70 partly responsible Tor tho sr
cent arres, OF irlsh leaders ny tho
efitish government These evidences
which may he made public 500. ara
understood 20 show definitely that
'rlah leaders, msirly Sim rslaaer
nympath'rers In the United States
hove been ~ touch With German rep.
feaentstisea ~hs greed 90 furnish
money 10 finance rebellion IN Ire.
land and posalbly 10 send afms sns
ammunition 20 ireland by means ~
Submarines ard blockade runners.
There ~as SONS diseussson % the
chance of sending German soldier,
20 take part In the ~arssfs on lrlsn
son.
Tho uprising ~as set FOR about THE
time when the Germans had planned
70 reach the channel ports after their
great deise IN France and "A wss
believed that England would he
thrown into confusion By the German
victories.