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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

women seized by the Turks and carried off to be sold into slavery or to be- come inmates of Turkish harems. They might rescue too, he thinks, numbers of the boys that were seized, given to dervishes and carried off to be brought up as Musulmans
 Furthermore, one / should remem Der,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15
DOLL Y -ETTES

Although you may have the WISDOM of Minerva, the BEAUTY of Venus, the CUNNING of Becky Sharpe and the GENIUS of Madame de Stahl, nothing Counts if Woman doesn't know enough to KEEP STILL at the Proper Time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

turn to their homes
 For all these reasons" he sums up, 'it seems urgent in the interests of humanity that these territories should be reduced to some sort of order at the earliest possible moment It is useless to expect any of these things will be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

he says, the great numbers of refu- gees that fled across the Russian frontier from the northern Armenian provinces, and who have not ventured to return owing to the fear of encoun- tering rowing bands of demobi1ized Turkish soldiers. Only the presence of allied troops would induce them to re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

Theodore Sparkman, miner, who fell 60 feet in mine near Monroe Mo, and escaped with dslocated shoulder, kept his pipe his mouth during the fall and was found calmly smoking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15
Are You Losing Your Inuence-Yoar Pos0sr to Charm Do YonRease HosO Mach Really Depends Nonan Looks

faded hair to it's youthful beauty and lustre. La Creole does not dye the hair-this is guaranteed. 1t. simply restores the original color in naturalway and keeps the hair dark, lustrous and beautiful.
 LA CREOLE HAIR DRESSING will not stain the scalp, wash or rub of, nor does it give the hair that greasy or dyed appearance which is so very noticeable. It is easy to apply by simply conbing or brush ing through the hair each night before retiring, and the results will delight you surprisingly. ha Creole is positively guaranteed to do all that Is claimed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15
lDOrYSf1ArnT9.S4 lPtiILOSOPrTEi

Li'l Honey, tek youh Ole Mammy's Advice an Keep Erway frum AMENITIES Ia n BARRED w IR B FENCES, kaze Life is too Short ter Fool wid either :! Yassum!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15
TO woman should grow old

NTO woman should grow old IN before her time or permit the
 appearance of coming age to handicap her socially. Gray hair is the bugbear of many yoman and sho1ld be aooided Nothing ages a woman 50 quickly as gray, streaked with gray or faded hair, and ii this condition Is making, you look older than you wish-do as many others have done and use La Creole.
 LA CREOLE HAIR DRESSING is the most popular Hair Color Re storer in use among society women of America today. Itis safe, de- lightful preparation which uniformly restores gray, streaked with gray or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

7 7 AVE you little husband in lA your home? If so, hearken {l ll unto this story:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
Grd1fico,~ y...uer1dico

ciantes V millonarios improvlSados
de Ia noche a Ia manana, a "a SOM
bra de las carabinas, Y enmascaran-
dose con la Constitution para dero-
! garla. podran decir 10 mismo?
Nosotros no nos eSpantamos de las
empresas licitas, nj dc Ia GAIA de las
f%ortunas hechas en- el campo de Ia
actitidad industrial 0 mercantil. Al
c~ontrario: desamcs que en- Mexico sur
ian muchoS hombres de empresa Y
que la iniciativa Sc despierte Ell bus
ca de nueyos Y mayores ~horiZontes,
V en- pos del enriQuecimiento Y del
b~ieneStar.
Nuestra Patria ofrece amplislmos
recursos Y ~riqueZas a los hombres de
trabaio. Solo ha faltado Ia iniciatl-
va, Ia laborioSidad Y Ia cOnstanc!a
para ~improvisar material Y licitamen
te infinidad de capitales.
Pero cue no Sc proclame entonces
el anqll!amielto de los m]onopolios
| segun el credo socialista, nj Sc invO-
| que el nombre de Ia Constitution ami
quilada. nj Sc liable de las rc~ivindica-
clones ~p~pulares Y Sc abomine del
viejo ''cien;ificismo". para hacer. per
ia fuerza de las armas trusts de MI
Homes, ) acaparar las fuentes &c pro
| ducci0n lie toda una riQuisima PENN
sula.
Grafico es el nombre Y ell cuadro
que ofrece ell ~peri6dico de Alvarado,
con estas ob~servaciones 4 la consIde-
! cinn del nuehlo meyicanO.
Los millones del trust que presl-
de ell abanderado del carrancismo son
una prueba de la snceridad, del pa
/ triotismo Y del desinteres de toda una
, facci6n. por que ell monopolio de lu-
catan. no es IN caso aislado que haga
c~cntraste con la generalidad.
Micntras tanto, el pueblo continua
esperanto las m!gajas del festin, mp-
| riendose de hambre ante las ~incauta-
| clones, Y los negocios fabulOsos de los
]pretorianos del carrancismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
YFINTE ESPANOl[S
EXPULSAOOS
DE- CUBA
Sc les acuS0 de ser pro-
p2ganjistaS gGrman0til0s
HA.BANA. Cuba. Mayo %

HABANA. Cuba, Mayo "
Fl buque "Reina Maria Cristina'
zarp6 para Espana l!evandO mi! dos
Gle !;os pasajeros. Las a~utoridades
cubanas embarcaron en- dicho buHuc
a veinre indiyiduos cuya expulsion
del t~erritorio cubano fue d~ecretada,
Dcr conSiGeIarsc!es elementoS nocivos.
Esos individuos fueron acusacos de
cstar hacienda propaganda germano-
fila V son en- su totalidad e]spanoles.
CuandO So les arrest0 Sc h!Zo contra
clos ell cargo de estar Ell el scrriclo
de espionaje aleman, pero GespUca
Sc comprob6 que soIamente slmpat-
Zahan con los poderes centraicS. ma
nifestando en- cuantaS veces Sc ofrecia
que en- Su concepto, las fuerZaS teU-
t6nicas estaban ganando terre2c en-
eI frente occidental.
Tn subdito aleman apeilidado JAG
kel fuG aD~rehendido ror Ia poiIc!a del
puerto, ba.io ell cargo de eXpresa.se
NAL del gobierno de Cuba, por haber-
Sc puesto de parte de los aliados en-
Ia guerra.
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-,
Tace unos cuantos dias que en- Z.
Paso. Texas. faEieci6 cl conocido fl
larmGnico Andres Flores, cuyo cada'
We. fue traido a esta cIdad, donde
reside su tamilia; aver por Ia mariana
Sc le sepult6 en- el panteon de San
Fernando, partiendo ell c~ortejo fu'
nebre de la casa mortuoria. que
es Ia marcada con Ell numero l04 de Ia
calie Sur Santa Rosa. Una Banda dc
mjsica de la Union de Filarm6nicos
' otra Tornado por D~articulares, unos
V otros amigos Y c~Ompaieros del en-
tinto. estuvieron cjecutando pleas
adccaadas a la hora del entierro.
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primera bora que sigui6 4 dic2a vlS!-
Ia. permaneci6 Ell e. abatimlento mas
profundo. abatimiento de Que e sac0
Ia llegada de una carta por el correo
interior. En- yano intento conocer
de quitn era per n letra del sobre;
Ia abri6 Y tampoco tenia firma que
Sc 10 indicara, nj mas contenilo que
esta terrible palabra:
:Huid.
ALL eXclam6 ell marques, estru-
jando la carta entire los dedos y le-
va~ntandose alterado Y nervioso.
aQuien me ha enviado estos avisos?
M seran quiza IN lazo de mis- pro-
pio@ enemigos?
y empez6 q pasear i !argoS pasos
Dor la estancia, presa de IA mas viva
a2itaci6n. Al levantarse, habia AFRO
jado n carta an6nima al fuego de Ia
ehimenea; pero ell papei, debido : su
ncco peso. hab;a osciladG, Y caido en-
IN extreme del fog6n, sobre Ia CENT
"A V per22anecia sin arder. Cogiolo
de nuevo. 10 limpio del polvo, Y Sc
fijj en- e. caracter de Ia letra: estas
rarecian hechas con mano tremula,
baio la impression de IN sentimiento
de terror.
-uir.. murmur6. iPero ad6nde.
cuando, como? " que decir a mi
muier para iustifiear Ia necesidad
de csta brusca partida?
FL marques, con Ia frente banada
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oh. murmur6 Emmanuc! apo
yando Ia frente entire Il manos. Ese
hom5r" tenia ~necesidad de ioolarme
otrl veG Il rosIro 81 siniestra prcdic-
ci6u. Feo QUO no ne conjurado Ia
ten.pestad mas quc por el momento.
Emmanuel permaneci6 ensimisma-
DO Y sombrio durante algunos minu-
to<: ensimismado Y sombrio como to-
do auuel rue teme a ia fatalidad. a
csc peligro. el mas grande yterrrible
de todos: luego pens6 en- aGue!la des-
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quien os ka lie traer IA desgracia. s.
.es,a Sc empeHa en- perseguiroS: en-
al case serian......
FL baron Sc dctuvo sin ~atre"2rse i
cNpresar 81 penSamiento.
-Acabad.
-PUe< bien: serian nuestTos crime
mes. marques.
Mor,-Dieu pronunci6 aquellas pala-
bras con tai acsnto de conviction. cue
el marques si2ti6 que Sc lie rriZaban
los eabellos; sin embargo. tuv2 valor
para di$imular 81 espanto. y dijo a
baron cen srialdad:
-iQue Is 10 que desais &c nj?
-sEstais en- buenas relaciores con
el ainistro?
ST.
Ent,egadle este leeajo con la pc
tici0n adjunta,
10 hare Mariana mismo: : ahcra
r~etiraos, baron, os lo suplico. Eues-
ira voZ me produce e~ScalofrioS.
-AdioS, puoS. iSeguIs Hegando-
me vueStTa mano?
T. Sin dud& algupa. repuSo Emma
lnuel aterrorizado.
Fl baron sc levant6 Y Sc dirigi6
hacia Ia pUerta: pero al pasar e. din
Eel. Sc volvio Y dijo;
Mi buen marques, 4 todos nos ira
l!egando nuestrG bora: Ell Que i HE
RIO mata, 4 HERE muere.
Hizo I'm saludo, Y sat6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
FHLGETIN Nun. l62.
F.. PACTU De SANG3E
(Sesunda Parte. }

tGS.
En- los labios del baron Sc dibaj6
una triSte Sourisa.
oh. dUo. al fin y al cabo entrais
por ell canine del remordimiento Y de
los presentimientoS.
-Quiza. murmur6 Emmanuel, pre-
81 de vagos terrores; el baron anadio
pausadamente:
-Tambjtn he sido esctptico duran
te mucho tempo, pero ahora......
-5Y ahora en- quiea e~reeiS?
En- Dios.
Emmanuel Sc extremeei0: e. baron
Sc Das6 IL mano por In freave ' s.
gui1 diciendo:
No quisiera ser pajaro de nal
AL ere. puesto que vengo a pediros
IN favor.
-Decid 10 que a~uerais ' promote
hacer en- vuestro ~obseQuio cuanto pue-
da. ' puedo aun mucho; una sola
condic.6n os impongO:
-sCual?
La de que no nos volvamOs = yer
mas.
-JTen6is mucho interes en- clio?
-Mrcho.
-Delirais, marques. Nc soy yO
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en- sudor, acab0 por decir.

en- sudor, acab0 por decir.
-iCreo que me voy a volver loco.
DespuGs dej0 SUI estancia y bajo a
Ia de Ia marQuesa; hallabase GSta le-
yendo IN libro. acompaNada de sus
hi.jas, que jugaban IN IN rincon. Al
yer entrar a SUI marido. mortalmente
palido V deSencajado el semblante. lie
pregunt6 alarmada:
-iDios mio... ique teneis?
Emmanuel Sc sentd a su iado, la
cogi6 una mano, Y dijo:
-Quisiera hablaros.
Empezad cuando gust6is, le con-
test6. dirigicndole n miraGa EXPIRE
silva en- que 4 la ternura Sc unlo Ia
vagucdad del tenor.
Jos acordais de IA conversation
que anoche tuvimos de sobre mesa?
iCon Octavio de R.?
-Cabalmente.
Me acuerdo, pero... "a que vie
ne esa pregunta?
-Vais I saberlo. Nos decia Octa-
VIC. aqui hizo ell marques una pau5a,
= luego prosiguio con ell acento firn,e
del que ha tornado una resolution,
cue hay hombres que llevan consi-
go Ia deSgracia.
ESQ dijo: pero 81 vos nj yo cree
mos en- tales supersticiones.
Como! 5acaso creiS vos en- elias?
-Creo que algunas wees
ira Ell hombre dichoso alguna de esas
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90. 49,
No pero 81 ha estad0 aqui.

NO zero e! Ma estduO 3iui.
-Agui, exclam6 la narquesa, ~
como Sc ha atrevido.
y dczde hace una ho-a, sigui6
d;cienGo Emmanuel, me parece cue Il
casa va 4 derrumbarse sobre noso-
tros Y estoy deseando huir de ella.
Escuchad: prosigui6 con eIaltacion
febril. el miedo no Sc discnte y yo
10 tengo en- ell mas alto grade por
vos, por mi, por nuestras hija5. r.
-:Pero estais de!irando. amigo
mic? >
-Es possible. tengo miedo...
-iY quian es csc hombre cue os
espanta de tai manera? pregunt6
anonadada Ia marQuesa. Emmanuel Sc
e~strenieci6 u aquella pregunta:
-Es. dijo, un miserable, ur vaga-
bundo que lleva un nombre que no lie
pertenece Y que no debiera usar 81 n
lev Sc amoldase a Ia naturaleza: es
III hombre 2 quien conoceis porque
en- otro tempo su nombre fue ell vues-
tro
-iEl baron. exclamo la sonora de
Fiars con terror repulsivo.
ST. replica e. marques, ell baron
de Mort-Dieu, que aver Y hoy me ha
mirado con sus ojos taciturnos y sin
briilo Y que con sus labios delgados Y
burlones me ha presagiado la fatali-
dad que iba a &er sobre ncsotros.
La marquesa Sc puso densamentc
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in~fluencias fatales eli su canine, que
~ciercen sobre su pcrvenir ina acci@n
tan rapida como desastrosa.
-iDios MIC! y en- cue os fun
dais para decir ESQ?
En- que tengo miedo.
=; Miedo vos?
-Escuchad; aver me encontre IN
sujeto al salir de la embajada, qlien
me dijo sonriendo de n manera
| enuivoca. Sois muy dichoso, marques.
pero vuestra felicidad tendra 81 ter
mino, Y aquellas pa!abras me atemo-
~riZaron: anoche sostuve Ia mas ton
Ia Y mas irexplicable de las dispu-
tas. V he teaido que batirme esta ma
mana.
L. marquesa Sc e~ytremeci6 al re-
cuerdo del desafio, Flars continue.
Mi buena e~stre!la me proteg!6
sin embargo, y esa buena estrcile sois
vos. amiga mia. bien 10 sabais, es
vuestra celestial sonrisa, es vuestra
dulce mirada, es vuestro puro y acen-
drado amor.
-iQuerido Emmanuel.
-Pero... continue diciendo Ell mar
yer otra vez a csc hombre, a csc
Jetlatore, como decia Octavio.
-iQue la habeis vuelto a yer?
ST.
i Cuando?
-Ahora mismo.
i Habeis salido acso?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
DesdeLa ~EH1obQno
Alvarado, MGdlz Bolio yZaratustra

N-- ,.o
Los ca~rr2nciStaS os US"'N--
ban de c~e!eorar q j ue ''"sy Io' -
hecho ai&ho az SuS "t@s -. rTa
eloneS, porque IGe m@' - dc mn
robo. semejaute q les lnnumeTao-eS
Que nan cCmeUiGU en- TOGO <! ter;i-
torio de nuesrra RePuolIca.
e. "celebre" A.varado, "ei homDfe
superior del cOEsutucloAa-Ismo; a de-
cir de Sus panegir'StaS' Sc "po0e'o
de Ia casa arZob'Spal de AerIda' des-
POLO dc ella 81 !eEltlLno ) u''Go
tucnO. que &c era e. SF- 1ELgOiSpo ".
Tucat&n, G hlZO mas: ordeno j e.
edificio fuera derrlbado para cons
truir 70 que es prop!o mca1Ja0Cr pau
tiZG con q nOmbre dc 'PaSaJe dc IA
R~evoluci6n.'
Al inauguracSe este, -eunioSe "a
plana mayer de! c~arra7cjsmo mers-
daao. y, con diScurSos y musica. teS-
-eiarlR los cCrreiglonarioS lie Ava
RADIO, solemne Y pompoSamentc. Il
r,osa.rac;ar de an rCb0 iisc ) la
no. In Deri6dico De Il capital VI
rareca dice. entIe o-ras ineDc5aS, las
mie siguer: para 81 eSulrlJu tradI-
cionalis.a, In ca:La de los murUS eel
Arzob;Soado uue tenian Ia Datira ' 2,
80 esDe..-, ts..t lie argos amos.
Ia transfo .mac;on 2pcrada ALI por 81
mCvimiento rev~osqc'v"ar.o. no Gsa;o
iIe'aTse " e"'v 80 & go d,
o, -. .srnn7h ros :, ~poIjllas lie t.
''NSH NN r
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TIROS Al BLAhCO
Ell TRAMiTE

desde cue NADIA mcautaOle
deiaran las bravas manos
de los dos mil generates
Observation-Disclosures;
desde cue las -eSidencias
Que tuvieron otrOs amos
no tienen objetos de arte
porque va tOdos. .Volaron;
4esde que los "bilimbiques"
Dor toneladas, llenaron
,os ,itios que las reservas
de ORC tenian en- los bancos,
: dcsde, en- fin, que no queda
" en- terreno meXicano
NADIA one valga IA pena
de conqu:Starsc 4 bal&Zos,
son tan negras las anguStias
del senior don Venustiano,
que siempre que IN subalterno,
'Iamese sub-secretario,
tesorero o.. .cualquier cosa,
VI con 81 de Cuatro CharcoS
para soltarle Ia nueva,
ruc q vieja va Va .le@ando,
de cue su suicide rcclaman
= gritos ' 4 sombreraZos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30

CuanGo ~Recesite li5ros en- ~espanoi,
5irijasc ! !gnacio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-04
AGENTS CHECKING UP
EXCESSIVE PRICES

Norman Feb 4-We have taken ac-
ton on three cotton seeI crushers In
3he state, said State Foa1 Admims-
traitor Brooks today ain accordance
with orders issued from Washington
Special agents were sent out from
Washington to investigate the eXces-
sive prices charged The case OF "
Ii Coyle, of Guthrie, was Il g'lly fla
grant and we wasted no time IN get
@eg action II was either a case Of
mqbng refunds in fun on giving up
his license, Of going to Washington
with his books and records o. coming
clear. as the boys on the campus say.
NE was given his choice and he decid-
led TO make refunds These refunds
are coming in now, We invite wide
publicity of this matter as a warning
to others. Coyle quickly agreed to
Istcp selling until the matte" Was dis
posed Of As before stated he must
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-04
EASY To DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You can Bring Back Color anc
Lustre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When you darken your hair Wit
Sage Tea and sulphur, no one ca
tell, because It's done so naturally, S
evenly. Preparing this mixture
though, at home is mussy and trouble
some. At little cost you can buy
any drug store the ready-to-use prcr
aration, improved by the addition {
other ingredients called ''Wyeth's S9a
and sulphur Compound" You ju.
dampen a sponge or soft brush wit
it and draw this through your hah
taking one small strand at a time
BY morning all gray hair disappear
and, after another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully iark
cned, glossy and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair though no dis
grace, is a sign of old age, and as "
all desire a youthful and attractiv
appearance, get busy at once wit
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur COMPOUND
and look years younger. This ready
to-use preparation is delightful toi
let requisite and not q medicine. I
is not intended for the cure, mitiga
ton or prevention Of disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-04
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take a tablespoonful of Salts if Back
hurts or Bladder bothers- Meat
forms uric acid

We are nation OF meat eaters ard
our blocd is filed with uric acid, says a
well-Inown authority, who warns us to
be constantly on guard against kidney
trouble
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this irritating acid, but
become weak from the overwork; they
get sluggish; the ciminatiye tissues clog
and thus the waste is retained in the
blood TO poison the entire system.
SWhen your kidneys ache and feel like
humps of lead, and you have stinging
pains in the back or the urine is cloudy,
full of sediment, or the bladder is irri-
table, obliging you to seek relief during
the night; when you have severe head
aches. nervous and dizzy spells, sleepless-
ness. acid stomach or rheumatism in bad
weather. get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts take a
Tablespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few
DAYS your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys,
TO neutralize the acids in urine so it is
no longer source of irritation, thus
ending urinary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes delightful effervescent
lithia.water drink, and nobody can make
mistake BY taking 4 little occasionally
to keep the kidneys clean and active,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-04
Great Western
Guarantee Investment Co.
$500 CulbertSon Building
Oklahoma City,
Okla.

refund all money in excess of $515O
per ton in ten ton lots or more and all
owe S5l per ton in less then lotion
lots Coyle maintained he was not
member of an association, pat We
could not stand for unhea:d Of profits
[ ann sorry I was forced to notify
Washington and such drastic action
was necessary but war profiteering
must stop. Mr. Brooks has six gro
GERS on his list, who will be put out
OF business unless his warning is
oheyed,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-04
NEATLESS \ND MIlATLESS
RECIPES MD MENU :

Kansas Guy. MO- feD = ~ response
iQ fF'siueut wilson tTo'l'''l'"o'
ana the Iale'' request "l INV l'0''"'
Iood administration lhal "noaueSS
anu "'0"''''9 "'' W. '''N' '"' .''7
heSlNo Hio"a"''9 l0l cav" W.
less d"lS nave ooeH prepared p'
MISS lda SAlIllhs' leoefat nome oel"
oES'I"uoH "Fo"' i' N"''9"' N''''
"o'N'ns u""'' ''''' "'' Wy ''V'' 0' ''''
Missouri 'oHes' VI "s''0"''u''
Na 20 'p'' "' """' '''9"
leFeu o" ""o'' leSS "''' '''' Gus
seS'S'
ofe"N'as''
'or" '"e"I mus" WIZ" 0'''' anu "''''
ol''7
-"'0"'
i'oIl''"F anu ''''''S' ''a''''0l''''
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corn meal I''u' 'i''s anu '0' 'ei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-04
CRAZY OFFICER
KIDNAPS PRIVATE

Greenwich, Conn Feb 4 Apparent
ly violently insane Lieut. Seymour W
HYDE, L S r. chief OF staff of clerks
iu the intelligence bureau at Camp
Upton. is i'm suaitacket in Green
wich police headquarters, as a result
of story told by Priyatcs PIeuss ana
Atcheson., of Camp Upton a member
Of the marine corps who refused 20
give his name and Louis Beissner a
civilian of Now York VINO complain
ed that Hyde had kidnapped them ir
an automobile in New York and hal
threatened to shoot them.
HYDE made the chauffeur drive Elem
to his summer home in Greenwich. 1t
was not until after 10 o'clock Wlen
the lieutenant dozed, that they escap-
ed. Hyde was takon in charge by an
armed guard Of police and physicians
declared him insane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-04
HEARD IN GUTHRIE
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strong Kidney Ills Corrected
How Bad Backs Have Been wade
Strong--k kidney Ills Corrected.


Strong--kidney Ills Corrected.
All over Guthrie you hear j Doans
Kidney Pills are keeping mp ihe good
work. Guthrie people are telling
shout it-telling of bad backs made
sound again. You can believe the
testimony Of your own townspeoplt
They tell il for the benefit of YOU
who are suffering If your back aches,
II you feel lame sore and miserable.
il the Kidneys act too frequently. or
passages are painful, scanty and Off
color use Doans Kidney Pills, the
remedy that has helped so many Of
your friends and neighb0rs. Follow
this Guthrie citizens advice and give
Doan's a chance to do the same for
yOu.
c. j. Harrington, carpenter & build
or, 6l0 North Division Street, saws:
"My Kidneys troubled me very much
aud when | stopped over sharp pains
darted through my hips and sides
Heavy lifting caused the trouble, NV
Kidneys were disordered and the ND
ney secretions contained sediment
causing distress in passage. | bought
Doan's Kidney pills at the Post Office
Drug Store The first box gave me
relief from the pains in my back, and
regulated the action OF my kidneys
Price 60c, at all dealers Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy gel
Doans Kidney pills the same thai
Mr. Harrington had. Foster Milbur
Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo ~ Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-04
GERMANS WERE
WALKING ARSENALS

Morenci. Ariz. Feb r. -Shotguns and
rifles of German make quantity ot
ammunition, four cans of powder, "A
twenty-Iiye-pound sack OF lead bull
let's, tools for making bullets and 9TH
or ordnance ap2liences We're said to
have been found in the possession OF
two Germans who were arrested at
Metcalf, near here, late last night by
Sheriff A f Slaughter and his depu-
ties. They were Walter Ungelenk and
William Moulter
When their room was searched, the
officers found photographs of l'nge-
lenk in German uniform of the kai-
ser and of his family They alsC
found shoulderstraps from German
uniforms and other souvenirs of the
German army
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the government for war relief pur-
roses.
Many of the largest buildings Of the
Salvation army in Europe and Canada
are being used for hospitals.
Huts are being erected adjacent TO
many cantonments in the United
States.
War service leagues of the Saliva
ton army all over the United States
ere cooperating with The American
Red Cross in haittng garments for
soldiers and in car ng for and adyis-
ug the families of soldiers.