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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

II rAu1 we vHE-x Harlhsf Emai1g
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Notes of the County Court

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m s1nrsr'f ru-1 dzT x-f rl--r =
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As shs C<rn-xl Sszt1 sxgSn = X
esrsassaet n ne carry part s< ->ss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

os's1tt - ~ '.''''''''''. = -'''l- =
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-19

ST LOUIS PEOPLE ARE
COCO TO SOLDIERS

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crrs t1s s<-s vksrs rs< <e<s fa1e1-
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oe--es Ef Es<-se-nslE Wa iEFpet
y ne es-1rs &C rf1ulf y Uerr=
ar Sea. rhrsmAw TsE4 5p1 m
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Er <.r<zEr- n - e<rx-s & Cz-x-
~ E~n q Ezva Krvz s<zrs ~
- u.-<-1-- zsI s.<1 <-< zs sl<r<s
= -zxe . z-ur1< -sp-a<- - fls'.t
e ~ x-zaas se <ns zsr1z1 a ~
: sr,x e rE-ssr1 E-vn
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A ~>xz - srnprz - - sf -
-z-x-s hnx s<-sz Ez>< n ~ 1890 -
IA : FEsr-r t.<-><<t Lz<z ss.z
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cuez Co. $780, cs1sR g
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-06

county in the state. Like Howard and
Hardwick. he has made a great many
speeches to the people. but he does not
measure up as a campaigner like How
ard and Hardwick. In many OF the
counties where he has spoken after
Hardwick and Howard he has lost
votes.
The great difficulty in bringing about
an Overwhelming defeat Of Hardwick
is the candidacy OF Howard. II How
ward was not in the race. Harris
would easily defeat Hardwick. But
with both men active candidates and
each with a large following. together
with the scattered votes that will he
cast for Cooper and Shaw. there Is a
great danger that Hardwick will cap
ture the nomination.
Only Hope Is In First.
II Hardwick does not win in the
first primary he will not have chance
in the second. The Georgia law RE-
uuires that the two highest men. In
event OF no candidate having ma
jority, shall again go before the peo-
pie; and if Hardwick should he one OF
the two highest he will have little II
any hope OF winning in the second
race.
If Howard and Harris should be the
two highest men. the second primary
will lie more interesting than the first.
with ,he chance that Howard would
win. Although the president has given
his unqualified endorsement to Harris
in the present race 1t is not believed
that he would again single him out in
a contest against Howard. who has
been so loyal and active for the ad-
ministration.
Generally 1t has been an easy mat
ter TO forecast an election in Georgia,
but the present senatorial race Is so
complicated that it is almost impossi-
ble TO predict the outcome.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Gathered From Va.
rous Sources.

rious Sources.
II is rumorcd in Berlin. according to
n dispatch from Amsterdam to the
Central News agency. that Chancellor
Won Hertling shortly will retire owing
to his advanced age and will he sue
crcded by DIR. W. :. Solf, the German
colonial secretary.
Labor. Day was observed in fitting
manner throughout the United States.
President Wilson. in n Labor Day mes
sage. laid great stress on the part that
labor had in the winning of the war,
saying in part: Every tool in every
essential industry is a weapon and n
weapon welded for the same purpose
that an army rifle is welded.
I'lans for President Wilson's speech
making for the fourth Liberty loan are
taking shape. and il is said his cam
paign might carry him to the Pacific
coast. The president probably Will
make nearly score of addresses in
many sections of the country, calling
on the people to subscribe to the war
fund and telling them what has been
done with the money already provided.
David J.. Shaw. attorney and mem
her Of Draft Board No. .. was arrest
ed at Cleveland. o.. Saturday on Il
charge of demanding and accepting u
bribc Of $500 from Edward |. Robin
,l, I'll
fication in the draft. Robinson has al
so been arrested. II found guilty Shaw
will he liable to two years imprison-
ment and fine Of 10000.
In the eighty-five years from 1902 to
1887. the number of officers graduated
from the Military Academy at West
Point was not equal to the number of
graduates to receive their commissions
at the field artillery central officers
training school at Camp Zachery Tay-
lor. Ky, last week. In the class were
more than $500 men from every state.
Among them are thirty-fv negroes.
the first Of their race to be made Of
ficers in the field artillery school.
President CarranZa Sunday night
| opened the twenty eighth session OF
the Mexican legislature with long ad-
dress reviewing the achievements Of
his administration and the aims he
was pursuing. There are no notewor-
thy incidents. Few members OF the
diplomatic corps were present. the
South American republics alone being
represented. The president finished
his address shortly before midnight.
Premier Lloyd George has sent the
following reply to n message from
Premier Orlando OF italy. congratulate
ing the British on their success In
France: Since the supreme war
council met. there has been a welcome
transformation in the situation.
Thanks to Marshal Foch the Allied
general and the troops. the Germans
are now in retreat. We feel sure this
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success is the beginning Of the end Of
dominance Of German militarism.

success is the beginning Of the end Of
dominance Of German militarism.
Congresswoman Jeanette Rankin
has been defeated for the Republican
senatorial nomination in Montana. She
voted against the declaration Of war.
and she is In sympathy with the I. ".
W., an organization a hundred OF the
leaders Of which have recently been
convicted OF interfering with the ef-
forts Of the government to raise mon
ey and armies for the prosecution OF
the war.
During the eastward advance from
Juvigny. two 105- -millimeter guns cap
tured by the Americans. were turned
by the American artillerists upon the
enemy. The big guns were in perfect
working order and all the Americans
had to do was to switch their muzzles
in the opposite direction TO which
they had been pointing. A great sup
ply of ammunition for the guns also
was taken and soon after their cap
ture the loss were roaring against
their former owners. Many German
machine guns also are being turned
upon the enemy. the Americans oper-
ating them having been given a spe-
cial course of training prior to the
battle. practicing with guns and am
munition captured north Of the Marne.
John Clements. with wooden leg,
who did such gallant work at Chateau
Thierry that he was made a corporal.
arrived in America last week. General
Pcrshing sent him back. He lives in
Battle Creek. Mich, and notified his
brother. James Clements. an East Chi
cago assessor. of his arrival. Clements
enlisted last summer. He was exam
ined, passed and placed in the engi-
neering corps at Camp Custer He
took his training and went overseas In
June. After hard fighting with the
engineers he complained of sore feet
to the surgeon, who told him to take
off his shoes. Brought before his colo
mel, that officer asked him how the
hell he got to France. Clements is
now in hospital at Ellis Island. N. Y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-06

1s 4 kind hearted lady was pro-
cceding along the main thoroughfare
when her feelings were reused by the
hrartrending sobs. howls and boos OF
a little urchin.
The lady approached girl. some
what older than the hoy. who was
standing by lecturinG and promising
the urchln the terrible times that
would transpire when she got i'm
'ome."
but surely something must be
hurting the poor little chap" remon-
strated the lady: "or he wouldn't &c
on like that"
''Garn." replied the girl. "e amt
'urt. It's is rotten temperament.
amt never seed anybody like i'm fer
looking on the dark side OF things:
'c's reg'lar Observation-Disclosures
Weekly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-06

e. Freddie had been sent to dane
ing school so as to be ready for any
invitations to parties that might come
his way. He arrived home jubilant
after his first lesson. for Freddie had
an eye for beauty. and he found. con-
trary to expectation. that many pretty
little girls also attended the clcss.
We'll. Freddie" said his father.
how did you like your first dancing
lesson: did you find 1t difficult to learn
the step?"
1T was jolly fine" declared Freddie.
II didn't know there were going to be
girls there. too. enjoyed myself. l
can tell you. Why. all you've got to DO
is TO keep turning round and wiping
your feet on the carpet"
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
FOR SALE

o. Acres-Of good. level lar. with
s-room house. joining Flv>I Jackson's
store place. 1t ~ No. i F'rm.
ID. NJ. Parrott-Place. l-2 miles
from Clover; on Glover road: 300
acres: 6-r dwelling: 8 Ar tenant
houses, VIII sell as whole or IN
two tracts. Priced right.
Six.Room House-On g. acres OF
good land, on Howell's Ferry road. 3
miles from Courthouse
IIs Acres Land-6-r dwelling. 3-r
tenant house. 1-2 mile OF Zion church
and school.
600 Acres-Of saw timber and wood
land within mile Of Zion church. Saw
timber worth price of whole tract.
Two Vacant IOts--9Ox3Oo and lOON
225 feet. on Kings Mountain street
I:uiItiing IOt-60xe25 feet. IN west
side Wright avenue.
t27 Acrcs-1-room dwelling: : ten
ant houses. Known as the VIII wal
lace PLACES miles souih ~ forkvIlle
Level land.
J, r. Kcli PropcrtS-I-room dw"ll-
ing: ll-2 acre lot on East Liberty
street. Yorkville. "a
lot-Sear Graded school-sO feet
front; 200 feet deep. on shady side OF
The street. See mo about y
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-06

Pastures New.-A tramp was one
day walking along country road In
the south Of Ieland. and seeing an
old lady comfortably seated at her
window looking out. he knelt down
and commenced to eat the grass on
the lawn. The lady. noticing him,
came outside and said: My poor man,
YOU must he very hungry"
"Yes, ma'am." he said. Il haven't
had n bite TO eat for the past two
days"
"Ah. my poor man." she replied.
I'm sorry. but il you just go around
to the back of the house. the grass Is
much longer there."-Atlanta Journal