davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
HAIG OUTNUMBERED.
FIGHTS F|ERCELY,
IS FORCED BACK
Unable 10 Check the Crushing
Onslaughts of the Enemy.
British Lose Ground.
GERMAN LOSSES ENORMOUS
~ Associated press = E.erv Ey.rius

Bv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
With the British trrnv n France. E--
day, April Y. With File exception *.
Alerv1ile the Germans thas far nave nor
reached their objecrvea a plrr tar
the present drive north a1d outh 4.
ArmenucreS. A captured German lorI-
rnent reveals that there were u he three
snashes "a the 'front.' north 4nd s9Grh 7i
Annentieres. One had BAilcul y ts
main objective. inc other NerviEe .nd
Are and the third Be,huae
British Heavily Ouinumbered.
Not ess than IS divisions aad Fen
employed bv the enemy 4 this rreten-
tlols program. which has meant aat
some places the British have acCn ,erv
heavily 7ltnumDered. German -
vision aggregates 1900 tJ 1000 men,
Including 500 -.de,
IT. ananr. uetween MervAe and Ai-c.
aa- helag heavily stracAca roo-y
strong forces 81 Germ4r- -.tcr taeir ,rlc-
cess ii lest night 9Dcn gave -acm pos
session \. llcrviile rs enemy seem
Gssrous 81 reaching Are. railway u.r-.
ana we're throwing arge numbers
troops into ae eaaiic, u 81 4rtamp-
drive rue Brush back. The rm4u
threat IS this srr zion laa-l ri..
.. considerable importance
Fighting Today IS Bitter.
rhc sighting .odsy continued = IS ~
the mytcses. nA.lre. ~, .lls
Ncrv.l!e ncIgh5orlood where ,ne a4..
..,s4ul. N4s n.6 r.t ..-o -or.l~ss1
from Giyeuchy
Ne>te7day ana t, a,za 1l enems
continued his pressure rom ~ syhas
-outnu4r3 and gr4dga,ir forced tha @r
.sh II ISL b4e> rom F.oeg>-ccr- ar4
Piotgete,r, ~oed l1u, Hc nac-l, was
being st4sed TODAY n,.1 \e4. iS,~
rs he west
In thc meantime steady pressure ,t-.s
maintained 10 thc fst4.-es SECTOR, .e-
vund which ,ay Mcrl,c aad Nrc DUE
ius the might The enemy pushed b..,1
detences st Icstrem auj e4I.re4 C.-
.onnc sur Il> ,og,hwc, ot NlgUslg.
st the same .me a.. pressed iou
through Nelt Bc-q.Ia hr'e lo.
Mcr>llc. and these tao e4tcrs,as
forces buried themselves SO tny gau.
British Fight Doggedly
Giving Nay before --tttgr numbers.
the British ten back toward 5, Ncoaut
lighting doggedN a' The Way gains.
me ccsu)v pressing Germans. Sans
glnA.v battle was proceeding to-day east
9f st Ncuaut with the British making
determined stand During thc night
the British counter ittackea west c.
Stccuwcrck Nest a Nrmentiere~. an4
rcoccupied ia Bacgue after hard tghtH-
The German attAck ahou GiNeuchy
ID the southern end 81 he haIfle Hr.
va, being pressed today Us some rH-
Continued Ga pag, o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
RHEIMS Is BURNING,
FIRED BY GERMANS
French Working Under Heavy
Bombardment to Save Part OF
City From Destruction.
sx Associated Press 70 Every Evening

81 Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Paris. April l3 The city Of Rhe inns Is
IN flames The French are attempting TO
limit the burning area, working under i
heavy bombardment-
Rheims. one Of the most nnportant.
historically interesting and artistic OF
French cities. is in the arrondizement of
the Marne, 9S miles from Paris The
cItv suffered severely in 1914 from bonn
bardmcnt by the Germans. II suffered
also during the war Of 1914 and in 1870
II Was again at the mercy Of the Huns.
In 1914 the famousa Gathedral was irrep-
arably damaged by German guns and
bombs from aircraft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
80 BOYS BURNED TO DEATH
Panic in Hospital for Idiotic
Children, When Fire
Breaks Out.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Norman, Okla, April 10 Thirty boys
were burned to death when fire early
TODAY DESTROYED a ward at the State
Hospital for Idiotic Children
Dr. ID. W Griffin, superintendent Of the
hospital said the death list might be
greater than thirty Three wards and
the dining rooms OF the institutions were
destroyed
Panic prevailed among the children and
it was with greatest difficulties that
any were carried to safety.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Shield of Honor 10 Meet.

The Grand Lodge Of Delaware, Shield
Of Honor will meet IN annual session
next Wednesday At liz hall SD Market
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Conf ned 10 Her Home.

Mrs Maria z Queck III the Board
Of Health office has been confined to her
home for several days, because OF illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Homo From California.

Dr Henry r. opruancc and Mrs
Spruance have returned from California,
where they spent the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
"a DEAD: 60 HURT
IN PARIS AIR RAID

Paris, April i3. Twenly-four
persons were killed and sixty-two
others wounded as the result of
the German air raid last night on
Paris. These figures were Of
iicially announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
British h Fight Dog dly.
Amn.cmcnt. TONIGHT

p.syhluse The lure @ AI4SkAT
tarrlck NaudCSIltc
,Nlecu Double lrouh.y.
Majestic la IoscA.
\ ictoria The Barga.l.
savoy The Tr5p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Our Backs to the Wall,
Must Fight to Last Man,
Haig Tells British Army

Marshal
British France Flanders
'front.'
nd to estp
of throwing
thede mined
cura unde
nova
French rapidly
wall and believing the justice our cause each one e Us
each of this critical moment
JoHresR Cal a he
On the
rosedo thee the French these words
The has 10 adv
hey
+ HUNS TEMPT JAPAN ENTER INTO
+
London AprI3 establishment
j. Copenhagen
thee event
hewilb with the Finns
Siberia if the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Weather Forecast.

Bv A.s..ia ad Press 90 Every hv,l.ns
Washington April t% Wc1 lr- .orc.ae'
foi Delaware.
Ctoudy and contmucd 900, to-day ~.44t
fair. not much change rs temps. .Atugc.
moderate northwest 20 north Winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Positive British Successes.

EiSeA here he British ~ueee>se> were u
= positive nature They stopped The
German attempt to advance west =.
Mervllle where the railway base oI
Hazebrouah is Ire objective REFUSING
an enemy @ttaeh. l1NeWlse theN -cl4 .-u
the enemy IA his >outhwr-ttrlv o4sh .or
Bfthgna. checking him Il LOGON three
miles NORTH ii Bethuue, where '"Q
b...x., atf.3rt- We're. Ifsfff. on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
.IofTre's RaIlyine Call at the Marine.

the evening OF September l9 the eve q the bat
addressed the commanders OF the French armies these words
The hour has come advance At all costs and 10 die
than give way.
They did not give way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
The CRISIS is Reached.

III tho centre the British and Germans
are hotly engaged around st Nenant,
which marks an approximate advance Of
10 miles for the Germans since Tuesday
On the northern and southern end Of the
25-nile front where the Germans have
at least 400 600 men there has been little
fighting
Southu the Sommc tbe Germans forced
Continued on page
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
WHERE CNN Not oN>r

biE pan fitted Win fsla, b"ttum COZ
Lths 90 w,tr aul p.ItN filled With
boiling water
tci Heat 90 keep tho water boiling
cd. Tight sealing itrr 3ud rubber
riuEs tor cans and &c plJ"iuE outNI
Ui A yard or so uf chcoscoloth
co The ordinary cupmelcd pans.
china bowls aud other equipment
ftnud In every Kitchen
"Nen sugar ia not essential Fruits
auU berries rtu Dol" canned boo plain
bot water, iruit Iui'" ur frult -Irups
made from concentrated ltrt Juice
The Hot Water IEith.
with q hot water bath outfit the
home cauner can hoil tprpceSsI the
filled Jars OF cams 80 that when fnall,
sealed h contents are reasonably
certain "a Keep
\ talsr Bottom Gov the Processing
vessel rs PRACTICALLY an essential It's
purpose - Co ,iloW FREQ circulation uf
the boiling wEtet around and under
the Jars ana ALSO ?, prevent the lar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
YouR WAR GARDEN.

Americas war gardens are expect
ri tu yield twice as much food 49,
th'S did last year They wont
though unless immediate aud draI
u' measures are taken To- repcl tho
insect nyh '~rs nov appearing ,sc
fresh hriishure to combat the ,aL
htg" worm ana currint worm spray
thr potato plants with arscnate of
l'nd Toe tobacco dust on and around
10" suuashes melons aud cucumber.
pray Win bordeaux mixture ur,
plants ON which ncn beetles ave iutl
around 'H"prl the ru,rI.
should Dee tbc a,rdcu't wu ,i
iiufu now ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

y AENH CLOUD sat alone on the
N'randa gazing down Smart
street Though u was : o'clock,
one could sttll So" distinctly ,0ior and
iuc's IN M"SJha these mid-Iuur tWl-
lights dosoond SOFTLY and continue
long TINS particular twilight was
scrutcd with late lila, from tho = eat
Italian trc" beside tho ho,sc SARAH
had been born under that tree and
~ he'd grown even as size had grown
She Wa iwent, eight now and she
sighed to rcmcmbcI u
she had a srrig OF tho white lilac
I'm nor hand and she smclled II
thoughttully while she waited She
know HAT she had no business TO
wait. II only a moro hoartachc:
and she had had a plenty OF that now
When presently a man appeared NJ
the end of the street walking rapidly
her heart gave a painful throb. Every
one ot those quick, frsolutc. energetic
footballs registered gladucss within
her, and Vet IL was q gltducss that
was mingled with uuCasiuCss. Colin
Fraser was coming again for the
third time hat week and his time
she had promised herself Ia toll him
what should prevent him from ever
coming again.
lilo was whistliuE aud looking for
her, she knew. when he saw her he
flung hack his head ant laughed out
OF pure 10Y Then he ran mp the steps
and q the chair next her own Il
knew you'd be here he hrcathcd. Ito
laid his hand on hers warmly. when
he drew his hand away he had the
bunch of lilac and he nut II to his
face as sh" had been doing There
followed "a silence which sarah could
not have broken 10 save her litc
Wen, J eau this q prctty evening.
Colin said lIc leaned a little nearer
Don't YOU, huh ?"
Yes %quavcrcd Sarah.
You know what makos IL so prr-
foot for me- he insisted
"N.no.' Sarah siammcrcd Rut she
did know
"Bccauso You're here and I'm here.
and what 30 We care There lie
laughed softly
Sarah loved that laugh II was ~
sincere Her father SAID that roliu'g
voice alone would make YOU trust
him Yer, different. fellow from that
Les Alh' mover took no stock an
him. MI cloud had said Sarah
s%huddcred now as n remembered
nor fathers words She had not re-.
scented them, because she know they
were true End yet this knowledge
did not alter conditions or put FARTHER
from her the miserable task that urg-
cd itself upou her
You're here and I'm here re-
pcated Colin rive Whistled that AN
duy. and back Of the whistl'uE I've
heon thinking ct his old ycraudu and
the llaos-and Every time
Colin SAYS YOU" u seemed 20 Doe an
capitals and exclamation points. such
meaning ID ho give n
sarah shi,crrd again and he had
his hand over hers
You cold dcat"' ho Inquired ton
DERBY
so. only OH Colin" Saryh gulpod
What's the matte, poo concern fol-
lowed his tenderness
I've got something - toll YOU
something % won't Ike 10 hsar.
But I've got 90 tell u iust the same 20
sarah WAS silent nov M Colin
was silent with apprehension But
his pressure on her hand continued
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
CAN EooD AND PRESERVE The NATION
Any CLEAN VESSEL WITH TIGHT
COVER MAY BE USED FOR CANNING

uulI~ ,qa.ts and bacteria and In pre-
venting th"li r'-"rtr' tu'" 'h" food
since ell ~u''"-~iul canning rs de
I''.''hl upon sterilization hN means
COL neat % i~ m"si important 10 apply
rNIl''i'W neat Z" make the products
sterile. h" not Jet filled Jars cool hc-
i'I' i''N "'' sealed seal them tight
WINE 'h'N are stu not from the bath
IH' hotter IN" product when sealed
'h' ''NN 'h'n'' mat m"ids ana bac.
l'i'' from the 'l VIII enter IN" jar
mo- "ui ''i-" th" canned goods u"
-r"'i.
Tu" jars must bc absolutely air
tight Theoretically scaled rL. slight
esq leah lu,whrroyiu l jar coz can at the
rubber rims ur through "a crack means
fait tho Iir. carving with o. germs.
uJH enter .uI tho product VIII not
..cn irlT. d.. mind THAT tn, bot uIod
b.f IH OBJ. I W.Il .rr.uI a MIN
fru wII draw sr .utu co., lie. 90 the
.,.' .- nut perfect tuU thor, ig the
slightest opening NIHII- Ncl-ts aud
bacteria tr, utyIl Co.. 10, carried In nv
thee tr and no, ,,r, .nIurs the con
server tries tu $500 ny heat and keen
uIt hN sealing ave present ln rho lars
and tII effort and labor b.. lost
Examine .,r. n, ,,ps ,,,,C,lD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

tor he's coming back 10 marry me
whcn's b" coming back Colin
asked. lcily
Il dant know. tie doesn't say. I've
asked him three different times 10
r%cleosc me and ne refuses TO So You
sco-
II soc ''ohn's tonc was deadly
The mans a. skunk. Tho idea ol
keeping u eirl cngaiod "a HIM ten
years without making one effort 20
marry her YOU say he's in Idaho
quite O. ways orr Colin unused. hut
I guess { can find time 10 so out there
and hiring him 10 time shan't
knock his block off IN | hear what
he has 10 say
Colin Sarah grasped his arm
You Wouldut-you mustn't lie
might hurt Won Aud anyway No may
answer my last hotter. II mad. ~
different from the uthrrs I told him
10 he admit release me- IA release my.
self was Just as nrm a. ! could be-
Il guess you've got over caring for
him Colin said, IN a Frightening
tone
e never cared for him Only u
seemed romantic 10 be engaged 20 20
man who WIS goipE so far away. Ana
was nulN eighteen. You aren't
angry Colin
you've toid me what YOU should have
told me SONS, tune aeo IW have 20
Keep what { came 20 tell YOU IN the
thing gets Strengthened out Hr
stood up. We'll, good night, sarah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

His name rs les Nlh'o And u seems
To me" Jenny Scott went on. that
between as We ought 10 Dee able To-
do something For JIl We know ne
MAY hr engaged iu half u dozen
girls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

from resting uu the metal bottom
rlRht next 20 the flame such Il false
bottom Fan readily Doe made uut cot
pieces of hath cog wood cor bending H
piece OF surf wine netting S'tll more
convenient Will hr wire basket with
small legs and fitted with handles on
either end which stick nap above tho
hot water This basket makes an oN
rrlleHt false huttom and 40 the same
time enables the housewife without
trouble ~ ltft several Jtr. bon CO.. out
OF the hot water bath 80 ono .wo
with such equipment q clean. airy
Kitchen and utensils. or a fine 'ud
rlenn tables ~ u shady clean place
out OF doors. the housewife will need
only 10 follow directions carefully
work quickly. and Dee over wttchful OF
sanitary conditions. tu can 10 pre-.
serve garden products sucoesstuDy
when the required temperature to
steTiilzc ,hotl, ,totul various prod
uots IL reached th,y mus ho held for
the length NJ time 900 processing
theatingl time Tables. and the jar,
must he scaled alr-tight Immediately
after the processing
some steps iu the procedure may
scom unnecessary to the amateur but
the operation Of hltuphiug ltuiliug or
steaming of jars attention 90 rIhhcI
rings. and final scaling have au inn
portaut function iu aiding Ca klll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
Price Five Cents

pd Colin t,I YOU Sarah asked
so lNc toi' him o word
l|ut Miss Horton. with whom I board
iii Nas askinE hor about Lea
aud % AN O1mo out Aud ! .nmr
tu YOU ag quick ,s I could lor &
Thought. 90 ,ou felt the wa, ilt
you'd Doe willing To- JON iur.,1 with
m, iui teach Lees Abe, e lesson
After a t'W mum.utq sarah reco.
rrcd she had p long tuli with Ion
u' aud then they wrote 20 letter 200
I's Nlhcc ip which the, both sirn,t
utt atmta
The, never heard grom that letter.
huf 10 second ono co. the postmnstcr
iu the town where ne was stationed
revealed the fact that no had been
m1rrIcd Ton ntc years
\ tow months later Jenny went
home ana married the man she lutcI
Ont SARAH married Colin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

IT'S rs that I'm engaged" Easpod
Sarah.
colin drew his hand away ON"
he said.
Sarah had never dreamed that
word could express 50 much wait
sh" hreathcd I'm ten YOU every
rhing I'm engaged 10 Les Nlhcs
Newer hrprd OF him coffin val
aged 10 SAY.
80. He's been gone ten wears. out
IN Idaho. lie asked sac 10 marry him
the ntght before he went away, dud /
accepted him I don't know what
made me do 1t" Sarnh's face was IN
her hands and her voice was mufiled
Hut ! did I've never seen him
since. but ono" IN q while he writes
and he SAYS I've got to he true 60 him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
THE STORY
PIECRUST PROMISES

:. ocoryright, i9is. by " wemcrl. :
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
MORE CANNED GOODS THAN
EVER

FIRST >irI-t.ct iar~ aud tops,
clean them. and have them ready
ter use,
second ~tcU-IiaNc urw ruhlcr
rins~ ready lu Inlt the seal un Nnur
canned products,
Ihirl stcIE-'u nNcnicntlN ~
ans canning uulft aud other
equipment. .
\ determination Ia save food aud
help your COHnir,. coupled with Il
pl"nuful supply "f fresh ,cgria.
hlr~ aud fruits, " carefully man.
aged hN ~'if" aud sanitary methods.
viii give results tllnt ere ~ucgs,ss-
ful and satisfying.
bullctin~ containing directions
Tor canning, rc~cr,ing. icll, mai.
ing, driving aud other C~on-rr,Ing
methods viii he sent frs. un 10.
quest Ia IA" = Icpartmcut of
agriculture. Washington - a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
The Associated Newspapers
WHERE HERALD MAGAZINE AND
FEATURE SERVICE COMES FROM

A GREAT many subscribers are asking The Herald where we
u secure our magazine features; the material which goes to
4 = make the Daily Magazine Page so absorbing and which con
tributes so important a share to the success OF the big Saturday
Evening Herald.
The Associated Newspapers is to newspaper magazine and
feature service what the great Associated Press is TO the daily
news service-it is the best service to be had In the world, In its
Like the Associated Press in the field of the news, "Asso.
ciated Newspapers" in the field OF magazine and special articles
is an association Of a large number Of newspapers, who, by ex.
elusive rights in their respective fields, and by cooperation, are
able TO maintain n highly efficient and very costly service, which
no one of the papers could afford TO maintain alone.
The ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS service is confined
wholly TO afternoon newspapers, and includes a group of about
fifty Of these newspapers, each the leader in is field. The Herald
has the exclusive right to Associated Newspaper service in
New Mexico. Just how good this service is considered, in the
newspaper world, may be seen from the list Of newspapers who
are members and who use the service daily. Here Is the list Of
members, as Of June 9, 1918:
AKRON lohio) EVENING TIMES
ALBUQUERQUE IN M HERALD
ATLANTA JOURNAL
BALTIMORE STAR
BIRMINGHAM News
BOISE Udaho) DAILY STATESMAN
BOSTON GLOBE
BUFFALO NEWS
CALGARY (Ala) CANADIAN
CHARLESTON (w va GAZETTE
CINCINNATI TIMES STAR
DALLAS TIMES HERALD
DECATUR m) HERALD
HALIFAX IN s. CHRONICLE
HAMILTON (ont) HERALD
HOUSTON POST
KANSAS CITY STAR
MILWAUKEE, JOURNAL
MONTREAL STAR
MOOSE JAW (sask1 DAILY NEWS
NEW YORK GLOBE
NORFOLK LEDGER DISPATCH
OAKLAND (Cal) POST
OMAHA WORLD. HERALD
OTTAWA cont JOURNAL
PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN
PITTSBURGH CHRONICLE TELEGRAPH
RICHMOND NEWS LEADER
SACRAMENTO BEE
ST JOHNS (Nfd) STAR
ST LOUIS STAR
ST. PAUL DISPATCH
SALT LAKE DESERET NEWS
SAN FRANCISCO CALL
SASKATOON (Sask) DAILY STAR
SYRACUSE HERALD
TACOMA JEWS
TORONTO STAR
TROY RECORD
VANCOUVER PROVINCE
WACO NEWS
WASHINGTON STAR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-19
Insurance companies
WILL NOT Charge TAX

The Afsaican0r q IN sHfAi'ot CON T
mes sr1rfur fire and aoruaua an
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e4sr a1.snannra asd eonliiSnil'es .'''n
!. s~aeea Ay ils lusHrancf Board asks
81 sht appstoaf,.r he ~1thefa~h
The Ipasieg has ,.cef l'ei1~ abe BOARD
s,- rsrs weeks a hsar1ns was heio
SINE mt agn bur saraal oeclsion 2
she hoard has repez oefu arnonlif'fa
4 i un6s~s soa h4wtvtr, ihh1 fhs
ts1ra nul6 nM tlul AN 5ns1it'ea1asr
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,as d il e maSed hK ihs haarf
eat hsd shs surfa hesA a.'o~ee =
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The pess ar-ns fr steatF uFs ss agS
ordinary rnulE1lsl rge2gru; u1l gv1act
Is g,ufr ant rragss5asss. ant is i,ss.-H'
than 1hs ln9E, sxy,anE.vs snBsp ~ ELF-
ding talss rnI cEl lsH.
One " two 1shfpouItuls wiz tsHl1lst
the hIzr ant scE4y ThrpEgr1r. Simply
mRiS1al tbs hEz. With wEisr IDc ruf
Il II u makes FL abundance Dt -1rh
creamy lE-hsr, vtigf ,lnses DuI easzlF
removing every gE-lr1s u tnF-. dir1
dapG-u1 ant excessive <l- The hh11
t-1es Quji.kly amt eranlr- Rnf II lesrs>s
tts scElJ sa.l and ne hse- tine art
sSIrr, trlrhi,- aus--3Es. Er@y gnt eEss
tp rnE.tBEs.
yur ear rs1 rrT1Esfief cocatrlI e
Il arF pnarmHcY, rs VERY rhaETa, ar
4 few ounces VII supply frerr NTH
her nf the tErl1r 1or man-hs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-19
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purHrt al and rat agent - tht Sg.nca
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q sfins o D. Qf afnalntsit aehnEG lanl
lhDl mns De lsEser isc s,i1 and sas s'rf-
puses TrRrss Il hna Ia EmAn
Stephens. C0mHu'int ard saher nnur
mes reJergee ~ J~fri1ns offerings As
ihe Culmuissier ~ any new serr5laF
lF'ui mirnt be tsE1e "a VI hf zif7et
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