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Evening journal., 1918-04-10
BESTE- -COMERFORD
NIPTIAIS TONIGHT

Miss Sylvia Beste. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Beste will be married
TO Joseph s Comerford, Of New Castle,
this evening at 6 o'clock. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Walter
Leonard, pastor Of the Sacred Heart
Church. The matron Of honor viii bo
Mrs. James p Kerrigan, sister of the
bride. The bridesmaids will be Miss
May Halss, Of New York, a cousin OF
the bride, and Miss Mary Quigley, OF
Atlantic City. Miss Rosamond Conner
ford, sister Of the groom and Miss El-
vlna Beste. cousin OF the bride, VIII be
the flowers girls. The groom win have
as his best man his brother, Thomas
Comerford OF Niagara Falls, n. Y Act
Ing as ushers Will be Joseph Beste
Frank O'Donnel. John McDevitt and j.
NJ. Reynolds Madame Neager, former
ly OF the Metropolitan opera Company
will sing several selections. and j. Ferry
Curray will play the wedding marches
Following the ceremony a reception
VIII be held. with a dance at the Gil
bert Studio.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
MRS. E. w. CAMpBELI man

Mrs Emma Woolley Campbell
widow Of Samuel Campbell, OF Wash
ington, d. c., died at her home in Elk-
ton on Monday morning. She is an
aunt Of Judge Victor B. Woolley. of this
city. Mrs. Campbell was the daughter
OF the late George e. and Mary Turner
Woolley, and is survived by three sis
ters' Mrs. William Peters, Of Baltimore
Mrs. Edward Noonan, OF Queen Anne's
county, Md, and Miss Florence Z. Wool
ley, OF Elkton, with whom she made
her home in Elkton, with interment in
Zion City.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10

Dr. and Mrs. j. B. NAPLES, Jr., OF
Georgetown, are receiving congratuls
tions upon the birth Of a daughter, on
April G. i,
Mrs. George Il. Blizzard and Mrs. Jo-
seph Wilkins Of this city. have been Wis
Hing in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Simmons and
family have returned to Wilmington
after spending the Easter holidays with
relatives in Dover.
Mrs. Frank Collins, OF Wilmington.
is visiting in Dover.
William NJ. Reed Of this city, was
recently the guest Of Mr.. and Afrt
George z. Maxwell, in Dover.
Mrs. V. J.. Messick OF Wilmington
was a recent visitor to seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Msrvu n,
Georgetown, are spending some week.
ga -fA1'F''TeANAA No'+tAof NNlltLt MI. NldfNll
hopes TO regain his health. He Is a
brother Of former Judge David r. Mar
vii and Of Josiah Marvil, Of this city
Everett NJ. Hill has returned TO the
city following a trip to Leves, his for.
mer home town.
Mrs. Ethel Elliott and daughter Arvs
of this city, have been spending a few
days in Laurel.
Mrs Charles Lloyd OF Wilmington. is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Sarah L.
Lloyd In Laurel.
Miss Laura Pusey has returned Is
Laurel after a visit with friends In
this city.
Mrs. Alice Saunders and little son
are the guests OF her parents In Mid
dletoWn.
Mrs. T. X. Jones Of Dover. has return,
ed home, following a visit with vii.
mington friends.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
Mother, Your Child needs
a Harmless Laxative.
If Tongue is Coated, Stomach Sick, or the Child
is Gross, Feverish, Constipated, give
"CaIifornia Syrup of Fiss."

ful child again. Children love this harm
less "Fuit laxative" and mothers can
rest easy after giving it. because il
never fails TO make their little "insides"
sweet and wholesome.
Keep Il handy. Motherl A little given
today saves a sick child tomorrow, but
get tho genuine. Ask your druggist for
bottle OF genuine California Syrup OF
Figs and Elixer Of Senna," made by the
California Fig Syrup Co, which has
directions for babies, children OF all
ages. and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle
Evening journal., 1918-04-10

Don't scold your fretful peeylsh
child. See II the tongue is coated; this
is a sure sign that the little stomach,
liver and bowels are clogged With bile
and imperfectly digested food
When listless. pale. feverish, with
tainted breath. a cold. or a sore throat
II the child does not eat, sleep or act
naturally, or has stOmach-ache, indiges-
tion or diarrhea, give a teaspoonful OF
California Syrup Of Figs." and IN a
few hours all the waste matter. bile and
fermenting food will pass out Of the
bowels, and you have healthy, play
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
New Castle county.

the Peace and Magistrates are as fol-
lowsl
New Castle County
Clerk Of the Peace John L. Wright
Samuel L. Brainard. of No. iOs East
Twelfth street, and Miss Mary NJ. Quill.
OF No 1908 French street: Elwood
Robinson and Miss Florence Brown,
both of No. i6 Irwin Place; Thomas
b Fitzgerald, OF No 9ii West Seventh
street, and Miss Mary T. Butler. Of No.
COS Van Buren street; Eugene Powell.
OF Upland, Pa, and Miss Susie Marshall
Of Lima, Pa, Eugene English, Of No.
1905 Trenton Place and Miss Isabel
Maxwell. of No. COB Grant avenue
Magistrate Harry /. stephen z
TrzeszkOwsh. OF No i0l South Broome
street, and Miss Rose Il Buskowska, OF
no. 5i5 South Jackson street: Harrl-
son Littleton, Of Grayson Kentucky,
and Miss Flora B. Phillips, OF Eiticott-
vile, n. T.
Magistrate Z. J. Hroman, No. Si3 Mar
ket street-Clyda C.. Neoso, Of no. 30i
Jackson street, and Miss Margaret r.
Bupp, Of No .2iJ West Fourteenth
street; Jesse Deyer, Of Chrisliana. and
Miss Laura NJ. Ward, Of stanton; Wal
'cr G. Murphcy, o.. No. 1891 Adams
street, and Miss Elizabeth B. Davis, Of
No. 2Gii Tainall street.
Magistrate Harry B Stradlcy, No 925
Market strect-Antouio Rezzo. No. 6i3
Lincoln street. and Miss Marghereta
Marsellie. OF No. 2lO5 West Seventh
street; Joseph s Comerford, Of New
Castle, and Miss Sylvia p. Beste, Of No
9Q2 Madison street; James Walton Kel-
ly and Miss Amelia II Wittenberg, both
OF No. 1914 Spruce street; Jesse Rob
erts and Miss Edna b. Emery. both OF
Delaware City
Magistrate Barnet Gluckman No. gi5
Market stroet-rhomas +. Laughrey. OF
No. POI North Connell street and Miss
Frances d. r. Montgomery, OF No. 3l5
West Sixth street.
Magistrate Daniel W. stevens. Middle
town-Harry L. Benson and Miss
Louisa r. Ponzo, both OF Mt. Pleasant.
Magistrate John ID. Carter, Town
send-Raymond b. Landon, Of Town
send and Miss Dorothy N. George, OF
Blackblrd
Kent County.
Magistrate B Wharton, Dover James
NJ. Banks and Miss Annie Gibson. both
OF Bowers Beach; Andrew Hopkins
ana Miss Annie kilson, both of Dover.
Sussex County.
Clerk OF Peace w. Elwood Wright
Georgetown-Wilbert A. pepper. OF
Philadelphia and Miss Sallle Calhoun
OF Georgetown
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
InII.Ypnp pARTY-

The Patriotic League will give knit
ting and loiiypop party in the base
ment Of Bethany Baptist Church to-
morrow night. A new class In service
training viii be organized All the
neighborhood girls are asked, partic-
ularly the girls from the Lorillard Com
pany and Blumenthars.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
NINE TRIps THROUGH U-ROAT zONT

LAUREL. Del. April i0.--William
Wingate, who has been IN the navy
about three years. Is visiting his mother
here. Last fall NinEate was assigned
20 one Of the Transatlantic liners and
made unr trips through the war
40ne He admits that he has seen sew
eral submarines. but Is mum on The
subject OF sinking any - them.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
RACK FROM ATLANTIc CITY.

/ Alexander r Abrahams has returned
from an eleven-day soiourn at Atlantic
/ City. While there Mr.. Abrahams had
charge OF the dupont exhibit at the
! Automobile Show.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
BTRY RAILROAD VICTIMS,

EYKTON, Nd, April i0-The funerals
Of Harold Padley and Wilbert Woolley-
han, Of Cecilton, who were killed at
ihr Kirkwood crossing of the Della
are Railroad OBJ Friday evening. were
held on Monday. Young Padley was a
nephew OF Thomas r. Freeman. Of Elk
ton
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
smnMER ron Mss HInsr

Miss Jennie Hlrst. treasurer OF the
Nemours Trapshooting Club. whose
wedding takes place 10 the near fu-
ture. was given a linen shower by the
club on Monday night at the home Of
Miss Amy Schoneld. No. 1923 French
street
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
Kent County.
ate b Wharton Dova~
TO ENTERTAIN snLnIFRs-

Grace Church Social Club wl enter
tain sailors and soldiers tomorrow at
The church house All the girls are
urged TO be present.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
cAIFNDAR cLuD SUPPER.

The Calendar Club OF st. Paul's N. e.
Church, will give a supper in the
church basement tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10

Miss Alice Bartlett has been the guest
OF her parents in Trappe. Nd.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
MIssIONARY SnCIETY MErrINc

brandyWine NJ. b. WOmen's Foreign
Missionary Society met last night at
the home Of Mrs. William Linton.
Twenty-second and Washington streets.
Evening journal., 1918-04-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses issued by Clerks Of
the Peace and Magistrates are as fol-
lowsG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-25
GERMANS MSIRtAIlD
WOMEN OF LILLE

ParW G. -s-lne Chamber u'
Deputies today enthusiastically wsl-
comed pepuucs ne5ry ana Raehe-
boom Of Lille. reiurn.ns To tAeir seats
AFTER four yrars iii hc hands Of iaa
Germans Amd an mprcs iyt
silence N. De.ory said
III is i'm ossi0lc to dcnoauce fl
me German crimes hat the most
sb0miHable was the carrying or Of
women and girls of is and 10 by
fncmy aoldiofs their enforced ub-
nission to medical examination and
ih~r being Obliged 10 work under
French machine sln he, ie ihc Gef-
ny army
The Chamber shouted % ndigna
tcu One member erred
Wen teach our children hat Wei
ncvcr forget" Then N Deion RE-
sumed
The Lens plans are nothing hut
ar immense area of ruins. with not
enc house intact There can not be
p Frepchmaa who daes nor VIZ hose
tulpable thes'is,lr
" Esrheboom lola Brow German
soldiers bad usaliei and violated
Liic women ANA tow ihey forced
. .Hr.fI lbs. sr.- N .
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THESE ARE FAMILY TIMES

aud family ties ana interests perhaa'
osrryihGng Il is slme when me
Youths Companion 70 The family is
deaihly appreciated 4 serves ALL.
c4orv age because you;hfInrss has
naihiug 10 10 with year and 'he
I1per apreals to the hopeful lhr 'n
thusiasnc. those w.sh ideals The
editorial age Is for fuli-icdsed minds
and Tho family page boys page. girls
page and special features delight AL
hands The Companion IS friend
a servant. story teller au niprmer,
4 physician and humorst u not
only stands for ihc best THINGS but it
fafnlehes thcm The briehtesi the
srrest ard most irustworihs periodi-
cal aud known az such Tor over
ninety years The family fa8orte ia
,he homes That make America what
ID IS TODAY
Although worth much more The
raaer IS stn s2pl year
Dom miss Grace Richmond great
s,rial. Annc Exeter, = chapters be-
ginning December 2
The following special offer Is made
t3 new subscriber
rhc Youths Companion - .s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-25
It's Acid Stomach
That Makes Millions
Sick and Suffer

Lille is dark not worth nruCh
10 The man or woinan with al
acid-sionach
Acld-slumaCh Kills Hope. Am.
hiiion, Energy. Courage 1t
salls the strength OF the strong
est body inipuYer.shes the
blood causes untold suffering
makes millions weak. unfit
and brings on premature old
age
You know that acid mouth
doea 10 teeth and gums how
The acid literally eats through
The hard enamel. causing the
treth 20 decay just imagine.
hen. what havoc an aeld-
stomach must dc io the delicate
organization Of The stomach
Millions 81 people are weak
and unlii, suffering All the time,
in one way or another. from
suneracidIiy or acid stomach.
lhcy don't scem dangerously
SICK Just ailing Goins
through life weak. ilsiless. drag
sins one foot after another.
They're nervous ana irritable.
lack power and punch. frequent.
~ Rave severe attack OF blind-
lng. splitting headaches. sub
l"ei TO fits oi melancholia ana
mental do9rrs lou Ana nearly
always their stomachs an, out
oi ofdef even though manv ex-
pfflence no actual siomaeh
pains digestion poor-neger
getting anywhere near the fun
strength from their food
30 yoa see. it's just this
acld-stonaSh that is holding
so many leople hack-sappinr
uN tiIc strength they should -ef
FROM Their food -takinr ava.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-25
OARkEM GRAY HAIR
Society Women Everywhere Now
Use La Creole Hair Dressing

Ia Creole" Hair Dressing Is wOr
deriul No toruhle Not necessary 70
visit hair dressing parlor Apply 90
your hair and scalp in the privacy of
your room, as per simple DIRECTIONS
on bottle. Shortly all your gray.
streaked. faded. prematurcly gray or
white hair turns to such an even, beau
tiful dark shade no once could sus-
Qect YOU had used La Creole Hair
Dressing MOI 4 trace OF gray VIII
show any moro Cgn not harm os
damage your hair bit. Stops dan
druff and falling hair Long. soft.
evenly dark. lustrous hair is yours for
a moderate sum invested 2t any drug
store for a bottle of L1 Creole lIau
Dressing. or sent direct for s. 20 D,
Van Vleet- Mansfield Drus Co. Nom
This, Tenn.
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RETREAT OF THE CLOCK

In the order of the day direct
ing officially a return next sun
, day TO the reckoning that obtain
ed before the hands of the ma
iional clock were slmicd forward
10 the extent Of an hour, llic
phrase turn back the clocks Is
used Everybody and hiS neigh
thor knows that nubo Il can turn
back a clock. no matter how often
ihsy may have turned hark the
hands Of a clock " 'Tis vile
phrase
II is bad habit 70 turn back
the hands of clock. though II is
Ia habit that ha, turned niaay an
honest shilling into the cash reg.
lister Of ihe dealer iu iipr.
pieces. The ,andal act may BE-
eNcused m tic cliild who knocks
lhc shcll from d clock or watch Ny
see the W cells 20 wound, bm
moi IA the grown-up 10 whom "
tnue-pleec is a lhmg solemn II
mol beauty and q joy forever
To turn back the indicating
hands is TO reverse the entire
los;iry Of the clock In ITS very
essence the meaning tho raisou
III etrc. as tlr French say ef a
clock is TO advance. AGAIN ad
vance, always advance and never
90 backward. When Elizahelh
Allen wrote thar pretty bii q
rhythm. Rock >Ie 10 Sleep
with the words
Backward, turn backward, q lnae
ia Thy flight
Make me q child again aust Ter
tonight
She didn't really refer % ihe
clock She spoke fienraiively
with exalted poetic iccnse.
II is the word of q maker n
maryelous iinc-keepers moving
bg weights iibe grandfather hN
hair springs~aud springs as sloel
as ear springs, by various medal
inventions. ou TO the application
al electricity. that tic hands ot
the clock. even the mighty dollar
ivpe should be- turned forward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-25
fOlEX KIDNEY lIla'
-. sAcfscas nt0hETs Asc 2 .krF
Best Treatment For Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

0OTallaNIV lf InN dfNE HT0T0 n has
agovcr its value in thousands Of eases.
il VIII DO so IN your case. Get =. s.
s. al ancc and begin treatment. II
yours /. long standing ctsp be sure
te wriu fQr frre expert medical aa-
wee We viii ten Nou ho'y this pure
ly vegetable blood tonic cleanse the
impurities from the blood by literally
washing it clean We viii prove 10
YOU that thousands OF sufferers from
taiarrh. after consistent treatment
with 5 S 5. have been freed from
lhs trouble aud all its disagroeable
features ana restored to perfect
health and vigor DON'T DELAY the
treatment Address Medical Director
iae swift Laboratory Atlanta. Ga
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Old Herbal Remedy
Used For 40 Years In
Relieving Diabetes

The most satisfactory sul' have
been obtained 10 combating Diabetes
py observing certain dietary rules an /
tde jHeicious use az Warmers Sale
pifbotes Remedy 1n herbal r-epara-
ZION ot i9 wears suecc SIN, sale.
Following Is letter from a grateful
uscl
Tb.7 letter is Tho best proof thar ]
am siill alive Your medicine is
miracle 20 ne Ny weight was re-
duced from l57 TO ili pounds when
left the hos saital left there Aueus-
bih IN despair Hundred. of people
thai knew me said would never live
TO return 10 my studio. After leaving
the hospital. J saw your Al IN The
PAPER. ! began lis use and al once
commenced 10 improve and no,.
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TRUTH TR|UMPHS
Guthrie Citizens Testify for tho
Pubic Benefit

Public Benefit
a truthful statement ot a Guthrie
citizen given ~ his own words. should
convince The mos skepiical about the
merits Of Doan's Kidney Pills II you
suffer from backache nervousness.
slice .ilessncs urinary disorders or any
form Of kidney Ills. use a tested kid
8eN medicine
Guthrie citgea tells oi Doan's
Kidney Pills
Could you demand more convincing
proof ol merit
G. l. Haas railroad engineer Se5
=. Villas avenue Guthrie. says rid
ug on train continually. caused my
kidney TO heeome disordcr,d Kid
ney trouble is q common complaint
among railroad men My back be-
came lame and very painful ana if
| sai in one position Ter 9 short liiae
and lltrn irleA lo gst up i frlt b catch
IN the small ~ my back ! learned
of Doans Kidney pills and bought
some at the Post office Drug store
The first box gave me- rrHef. The pains
left ms back anu ! felt mBth improved
generally 7 keep uaan's Kidney pills
handy all ihe time aud rely on thea
to hei9 me whenever I feel any Kid
ney ailments coming on
Price fic. al al dealers Don't
simply ASK for kidney remedy set
p0an'- h,anry Pills ihe same that
Mr Haas hai Foster Milbmm CO
Mfr Rgifalo \ "
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everybody s ssyue re- mc that I look
better ihaR ever Before, tin the
scale ai l32 louuds. and ! AN back
working again "a The azt0nishment NJ
Hii feel splendid ami r,oplc say :
ann looking better ever, dav must
icI sou th7t every word hay. writ
ien is true. gnd can prove i. by hun
drcds thai ku'w 81 iuy condition
lH'es FrigGe'. sil Wes, First stree.
Los Angeles. Cali"
Warmers safe Diabetes Remedy is
made from herbs and other beneficial
ingredients aal has been on the mar
Net Z. years. a true Indication OF It's
value Get bottle today.
Sold b. leading druggists every
where. Sample sent on receipt OF ten
cents. Warmers safe Remedies Co
Dept s-l Rochester \ Y
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sues Of 1919
Al The remaining weekly issues
~ lsis
The Companion fieme talendAr
for 1879
An Tho above for onl, f-es or you
E3y aelude
Mccaiis MAgazlnr- i2 fashion
number Al ior oniy fyso ia, two
MAGAZINE may be sent in separate
addresses II desired
The YOUTHS Companion. Common.
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rillCc
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thslr yigor aud vitality leaving
them weak aud inefficient
Get ride Of the excess aeid.
That's the secret OF good health
and Is the Oniy way 10 obtain
GOOD digestion and assimilation
u Is the righl way 10 be well
and keep strong. Ordinary
tonics Won't do ans lasting
good The best they acn do II
10 spur up your appetite When
the stimulating effects wear off.
you are worse Off than over.
\ modern remedy makes n
POSSIBLE 10 remove excess acid
without the slightest dlscom-
TORT u is called EATONIC IN
the form Of pleasant tasting
tablets. The. actioE IN The
stomach Is a good deal like
piece of hlotting ps..,.r taking
mp a drop Of ink they literally
absorb the injurious excess acid
and carry i away through the
intestines.
begin using EATONIC rient
~" today and get on The
road 70 bounding. Vigorous VI
DFani health Thousands mon
thousands OF people who have
used EAfONIC are enthusiastic
III It's praise. They say they
never dreamed that ANYTHING
lief. '"''
EAToNlC Is fully gua~stced.
Your druggist viii give you a
bis box for only 50 cents with
me distinct understanding that
y You are not pleased in every
Nay. you get your 80 cents
oac6. You know your druggist
and you can safely trust him
" make this guarantee good
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Bv Purifying the Blood

Oaco You gei your blood free from
impurities ,leansed OF the catarrhal
cause cf iia unhealthy iair then pp
wii bc relieved 90 Csiarrh- ih' drip
ing in the throat hawking and pitt
ting, raw sores ia the nuslrlls anu
The lisagreeable bad breath II Was
caused in The first place because
your inii oyerished hlool was easily
infected Possibly lrht ccid or
contact with someone who hal cold.
Bul The point is don't suffer with Ca
iarrh II ! noi necessary The rem
cd} s. 5 discovered over fiis
Years ago tested true aua tried. Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-25
Pm ~lIDENT iPPEii.S TO
PEOPLE ron DEMOCRACY

Washington. Oct 25 (nulletin) -
President Wilson TODAY ISSUED a plea
70 The r7.p.o 90 rcturn 4 Democratic
Congrs u the November election #
Trey apvpoye Of hs course IN this
critical period
The return of Republican majority
tc either House or conoress, the
President sad, ~oula cersainly &c en-.
terpreted on the o,ner side Of the
water IS ? reputation IN the matter
of his leadership
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In the sense in which we have

IN the sense In which we have
been wont TO think OF armies.
there are no armies In this strup-
GLE. there are entire nations
armed. Thus the men who remain
to Till the soil and man the fac
tories are no less part OF the
srmy that Is In France than the
Lale end the people must draw
rssa beneath the ba'.iefls1s. To
this end the people must draw
close 10 one compact front against
o common foe. This nation needs
all men. but II needs each man.
not In the field that will most
pleasure him. but In the endeavor
that will best serve the common
oood.--WoodroW Wilson.
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av'ual demand Readers of THE LITERARY
Di1hN should place an order with their news
dealers It they would be sure Of ,-ettin. !, a,,.a,
Nhen you buy thus week number. iell tbe ,a,',
uesief 10 save nexi weeks number for von ~
NtVer yet several future numbers This is tbe onI
W"s 70 insure your receiving The Dres, re,n
arly from the newsdealer ies"'
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The Digest Now Sold ona Strictly Non-Returnabe Basis

With this nambcr-Ocioher 26th-THE LITER
ARN DIGEST is >ed TO uews-dcalcrS upon strietl.
nonrcuruahlc basis. This eneans tnat nc,s-dcaler>
VIII buy on! enough copies Of The Digest" TO
inrni>h regular patrons Cur action is made neces-
>ar, " hlr ruhug of the War Industries Board call
ios upon publishers TO conserve paper freight ton
mage tabor power, etc, by limiting publishing 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-25

More II Boat Savagery
Frances Stored Fields
prepared by the u S Bureau of Education)
Germany's Colonial Crimes
Europe Admirng Yankee Teeth
Seeing Through Brick Walls
How Museums Help Win the War
Are Your Photograph Records Stacking?
Prince Maxs Applied Christianity
News of Finance and Commerce
Many Fine Illustrations. Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-25
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTh
MONEY

Don't Miss This Cut out this slip
enclose with 90 10 Foley a co aSss
Ave. Chicago. M. writing your name
and address clearly You viii receiy.
IN return a trial package containing
Foley Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs. eolls and Group Foley
Kidney Pills and i'aley Catharsic Tab
let's, Sold by Owl Drug Store.
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MgM6ER OF Tnt ASSOCIATED
PRESS.

The Associated Press 10 exclusively
ntitled 70 tho use fer republication
Of all news dispatches credited 10 il
or not otherwise credit ed iu this paper
and also the local news published
aarein
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-25
How Germany Went Down
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