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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-12

Buy war savings stamps to help
win the war, and have as fill your
prescriptions for accurate service
The Court Pharmacy h
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-12

W. K. Lane, NJ. D., Physician and
Surgeon, specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Law Library Building, OcaIa,
Florida f
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-12

Florida and Spanish Peanut Seed
for spring planting. Ocala Seed
Store. s-6
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-12

Main Street Market closes on Tues
-meatless days. 1t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-12

Just opened, cask Sauer Kraut.
3-11-4t o. K. Teapot Grocery.
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CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
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Weather Forecast: Fair tonight and
Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
Iel LOGAN YOUNG
MEN Of Il REGISTER
Totals Below Expectations or
Board Members. Many Col.
ored Men In Lat. An
other Period In ) Months

ona handrsd slKiy -ons yoauE msu
., i>lsan o0amI uno hate rg.. is.i
~ ass of 81 yaefs slnes Jsns b.
isll. uer. fesisisfsl ior srmy sefs
i,s b. ths io.Al ea.sIl.tlDn board yss F.
tefday 1ha humber ln ths cily dla
tot eqaAi thai sags,tsd uy ths board
r.ems-rs but they ~ the sast 49,
istfafion serOd. thfes m0nths lsence
~iA reaeh tbs figures 81
A number - the resistrants ssre
~ groes. tao shIrds - tbs resistr4nls
tarus frgn the rural dl-triess
bssfy yoanE man sho resitsrst
oif 20 waiingiy ana saeh I'D ~ ~as
~ i.nx anl res1f - 90 fo Ffabes 81
rscs Said ona shen qaestioned b.
chairznan Bnsith fes. "a g. 90
iaorr0~ n they'd - me The soonsr
- there ths teiter ehaHee viii
lave 20 kni me- ssEne nuns-theyre
b. ~ kile1 off nixhfy last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
ALLEGED DYNAMITE
pLOTT[Rs MAKE BAIL
Six Defendants Charged With
Threats Against Life of
Federal Officials At
Muskogee

MasAogee June Bonds ~ $50 !
coo each we're fixed to-day Tor John
Culver " p cafdan. Ri Cobb Riihe
Rogers. Carl Johns and Harry sherill.
who have been held IN Federal ian
here IN connection with an alleged
plo, 70 dynamite the homes ~ Judge
Ralph T. Campbell of tho United
states District Court and w y Nc
Ginnis United states District At
torney
The prisoners were arrairned be
fore United States Commissioner A q
Cochran In the jan II was said hat
Officers deemed q eapedieni not 10
take the men outside the lail "a tho
Commissioners office Separate
charges of conspiracy % intmidato
the two officials were flied against
each of the defenda aud bond was
fixed a, $4,000 on e. arse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
NO CHANCE FOR HUNS
TO HURT OUR CROPS
United States Secret Agents VIII
Be On Hand When NE
Harvesting Begins,
Says Fain

With th@ beglnulne of the harvest
III" government hht issued formA
Narnsne through tnHed state. Attor
Roy John Palm ihat any sabotage ln
the ~heaf fields or any con.plrac, ID
iricfnHt che harvest viii meet with
rrid prosecution A penait, of twen
~ y"ar lmpraonmont may ba im
i'osssi upon siolalon
AZ the trial ~ lis members ~ the
" W IN chicago u wac brought
cot that irun splkes were placed IN
Oklahoma ~heal fields last year and
that shocks 81 suin we're placed up
eide down 60 damage the crop There
Nill b" ma repetition of such Tactics
ihis year il secret aront~ ~ the Foy
who viii DO placed IN bar
sost 1"lds eau prevent q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
First Mate Of Torpedoed Ship
Spins Neat Yarn About It's SINKING

patrol boats today The subs n 40
Ing the patrol work for the reguia-
boats
We had all our flags fyin' 80 hey
would ses we was an American bos'
They neE the signal. Lay %. wee
coming aboard
~'Alnt hat just liks them darnes
naval reserves says = AN over rols
lace. bui Cley don't know nohin'
about the sea Here se have all oar
signals - iellin' lnst Who we are. AM
now they're comm aboard 70 look ~
over. anyhow'
The neat signal ws got knockss
ne Into . oOcked hat
Were Cermans' they said-anI
- they 80
Lets beat g. said one u the
crew
Beat g. szys 4 Where 20,
There sinf no wind
The German didn't like the way -
vss bsssi1 70. 20 be sent . shot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06

New York. June e-ssrvivofa o. the
schooner Edward " Cole % Boston.
Who were the frat 20 bring to Sew
Tork the tale q The two Z boats nov
operating off the port Of New York
had many Interesting tales 70 tell
I've been a great many years AZ
SEA fafd Robert Liihigee. firsi mate
- the schooner. hut I vas never 90
scared IN ny life a. sas when tsis
bioomin German U-bo4t poked q gsn
a. ~ and blared away We pzs
ioafn' along st three miles an hour.
for xho's ever thought ihere'd b. .
U-bosf IN these patersy We had no
wind. and the sails vac izyin lazy
from ne three mats We sas Jssi
TstfIr' ready Tor the eTenln' mess
shsn we spots the U-boaf = miIs or
he stsrbozrs side.
Every day. - I'M yesterday. ne
an l0ta q Dsfrus boats Hell cay
{ ] kser ssv p1y ttsrs slsr \,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
INDIANS NOT ON WAR
PATH; WANT PURE FLOUR
Few OF Mixed Indian and African
Blood Demand Elimination
OF Flour Card and Less
Corn Meal

Henryetla. Jase Pear Of a posss-
tie uprsing among . mixed hand Of
I7oaaas and negroes. and thoes o;
rn-rsd Indizn and Afrsczn biood IN
ne Oid Hckorr stamping gro.-ds.
uas cls5-iie1 ate izsf nigAt xhsn the
benTTett2 comgany q home guards.
ies - C4sszin Kerzfinr. rs.urned
Lere vlth Eord thzf fhe m4loonfcuia
ts1 SrOunsed 70 cizperse their bznds
sid s0al1 ~ stfeznrf any frDubie
D.szfisssc-ion over the army drzfs.
sut Re szct rh4f they rsrs forosd 70
bsy shea; Eoe- o. tn cz-d system.
ard fhst hey vere nls5e 20 support
s--togs sar 1Seses. we're I'D % -
IL rezsons sor the ss1r1f q di.consess
s-nonr the Don -tescrip< haDd Ebich
irhztss ~ rexfon q N Crazy ensks
rsseiii01 - 1r0s
Psssr-s isst rixkf fhaf thrz< white
ssr----s hst besn slzir cosid no y
oon1-ned tastzy. zcd renbe-s q fhs
f,p-se rss-6 oo-n1zry ard ostioers rho
ve.f 20 ths scene vs-s 1nzbis 70
Ies-- zors cs<szs.sly % ths reported
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06

across our bow Then a hAndsom
young German officer comes over IA
small boat surrounded by a lot oi
armed men Iie WAs q pretty dask
that officer and be had an lmprss
sise looking run
Yos'fe q nice iookin-'. ssys
one of ny men
-The German looked him over ana
said. very quiet nss. Thatn be
abouf all And Il sas The cerman
didnt ask us abogt any other shis
ffs lasi sald. 'You rot 10 minaiss -
ct out. I'm soin' 10 sink yoa'
- can make ., In i've answered
and ve did wish had had time 20
send . wireless 70 q steamship OF ~
horizon. buf didnt have no chancs
The u-boai made OF tosars ber sfisr
our boat sas ssnk An0ther C-bcsi
rhlch keDt sbout . mile srav took ~
the pursslf flrst u the shl2 On ths
horizon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
LOGAN GRAM IN GOOD
sIisI'E. SAYS EXPERT

g n Sherrr ~ tho United states
department 81 agriculture was in
Guthrie Tuesday inspecting ths wheat
aud oats Tor smut and other plant
diseases IN The wheat he found about
H.'N per cent smut and IN tho oats
about 2sN ior cent smut and about
2or cent rust "a the wheat tn. Is
very low average for these disease
Tut naerly an - tho io.. b. smut oan
b. prevented by ircaflng the seed with
hai waiter 10 find 0ut about these
Isthoda before seeding again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
v noAra AHU seRG
rkuPAE9O - STAY

Sea Yofk. Iana asrmany has
established ssfpanfai sabmar az
b,oe kada - ,hs Amsri,aa saaat and
rHhip q shoft TIME iiesi ID & buals
eApahis ~ opefaiina axaiusf es~sy
ia. eftaat Atlantic lngt 4ai bs hsrs.
ts0ordins ~ ihs mats " iha sabsnA
f're q ~
lns maie. sho served tsa feara 80
tnaseain ln tha uauri states aavy
n.a1s lhs statement a. Ea1ch noeker.
boatawaln - tAa sehoonsr Edna
After ne Edua So Destroyed. Rooksr
enl othsrs ~ ~ res ~ers ln-
r.saned ia ne .lbmarlas more han
4 3sak
fhs usfu.an mate sbo retassi %
isA hls name tad a., Asf that
rccEer thaf
~ lived Ia Nes York slshi year.
ni sas saFasei is q SRI Ia rhiis-
feighia whoss phoiosra h. sho~ed
Men % ihs sa1nafIne bioetate -
fhn rn'ied states -az=. ere beinx
1.affsi from annns sailorl from Ia
ne msruhani marlae. famiiias sin
its Amsriosn ports
rf~ present Osrmaa blokaai~
rtst lqn kisl ssssa s.sss ago 50
Nnr Tremendous send or Phofs-
Fraphs Of this esiesrafhoa $3.50 o.
Played
The sasnI srlaes nas 90 pafrei oarry
"a moniha sapliirs bal expect %
sisr here ons vrar ~ s-ti.- -ro-
ris.aas aad fusi froan shils whh'h
re sunk
The r0ysrs frpn oecasany - thm
e. snffy 80 nads ~ ~ % tn
west Inalss wthn s9ht 81 the
ushssnas fnssr vher. % collier
etrsoeo mrsfefioasly disaps<ar~al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
roosV-s wsR sUvvAPY.


trezk tAr01Eh tke sal of afiel &C.
Tease q The western Elnx q 'hc
battle fron; sou;s 3, fhe Af,e''e ase
meeting risk fzilsrs For tuo d.gs
tke Ce-za-s hare atlsckes sfruagiy
q; isolated polr.s bsf have uate oniy
stsrk; pruTress
A. sozs polrfs rrozrd hs been re-
szlre6 sy ne F-s1ch ard Wetnesiay
tksy fook -or- thzn 30 p-isozers
f-o- re s-e-y n stti.ior 70 inric'-
i-r hszvy losses O. ne German aniis
rkicA saiisi r. attempts 70 p1sh back
tAe Trench se,s-te-s Tie laies;
Fre-ck rzi- vss zsse aroars v.nEre
no-rh q the Aisre. where fhe Ger
-z-s rs-s t-sre, from al he rro-rd
taey AzE rzsred fAe-e il rscez; Gays
Il sstI,ic- tss Frsrrh took zore thar
lSt p--so-e-s ard sg-re -srki1e rsrs
AMERICAN Troops -oLo rIsv
E-.-y sfter-s have been sfrongesf
sio-F tse O-ss sns o. re sssis-7
e1xe q Retr forest east q yileTs-
C1<ts-s.s r. s,.sn5firF - cross tke
Osss -ezr Noz;e Arzrse The CerZsrs
wee reD1issz oozpisseiy Crus,i
vas gzsns1 sy the snezy ircops nes-
Lara ezE. - ysI5e-s -Cosfersfs ~
F-e1rt coz-.er attacks fkfsw fhsr
bsck ~ tie io~s - fNy psa.-e7
Els@rhs-s slo.r tke sziisnt fhrosgs
vsslly. Ctz:sas ThIerry ard zio1x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
BALLOON AND S[APLANE STATIONS
TOPlATECT OUR SHORES FROM US
Candidate sor
Congrcs Gcis a
Long Prison Term

oAlsnama CITY, Jvee a~osvllle
c rrfsls ~ Enus eeunsy, soelsliss
candidate far eeeswss against
James Nscisnsess. sevse,N Coz
grsss'easl dls'fiet. ~a. favna
guilty ~ federal ecaFt lusy 90
an Indictment W conspiracy IS
oessrue, sns ~ llsary service is~,
ard sentenced 70 sNsnsy yeaFs ~
the federal pelsen At heaven
worth, kansas
tnfiela as1ned sonss sa,erlssy
in isis BY asnoanelra ,hs oles
military law ~ speeches tereuah
cot western Oklahoma ard as
socialist msss m-es'na a. Arnsss
At the BEGINNING ~ sAs war Ne
presented resolution - the ~
feet thas AWsrlss had so Iu.s
cause for entering tha war. se
eerdino TO his own testimony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
MERCY ARMY MAKES
PLEA FOR MORE HELP
Our Boys Must Be Cared For
II Is Your Duty. Who Stay
At Home, To See That
Soldier Have Comforts

no you know that the Guthrie
t-anch of shc American Red cross
o. iho purchasing % supplies 70 BE-
rlade Iaier b. The devoted women "
ih.s city ana county Zoe che nae and
comfort - our army Ia France har
sssunei fha proportions ~ NOR
camille business of the first class
That ifs crcdlt must Dc protected
.r ihe same manner that ne credit
ol a frsi class riofe or business that
buys merchandise ia the omen mar
lct d sr0'oeioJ aud that II default
h made ln payment when due whole
SAB. firms from whom Il buys. tho
result 81 absolutely tho same that
poah occur 10 any business firm that
through misforiune or mismanago-
men' allowed Is credit TO become
shaky. q simply could no, bay crccpi
FOR cash
i g noi Isaln then 70 all that The
Guthrie branch % the Red Gross must
have sflare and fixed income u Sc
8 70 D. fhe slccnas il 90 well de-
ss'ryes' Do oan no lonecr depend ufon
chance rfia pie suppers and other
entertainments ior funds i0 pay bills
The prsdated check or pledge plan
- beer worked out by the Rcd
Cross National F.nance committee A.
ile most simple and feasible plan 90
k,e9 the ciagier IN funds. secure g.
credit. an3 maintain the hign standard
a. nov enjoys
ON the n day % June YOU viii b.
askr>d a. pisdge yourself Tor the com
fCoutlnnad 90 pafe Iourl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
x tBRlT EA<tIIRS 10
HOLD \ BENCH SHOW

Oklahoma City Iuns AT meet
is las nigAf os IN Oklahoma Pan
oiers and Breeders association, final
.fnangenlcnfs were made 20 ho'd a
rshhN show ln con.unclion with the
Tar Oklahoma csfy. sep, 81 % -.
fsaS ana eupiovet Roed storms of
Kansas Ciiy kan 20 IAss on The ex-
t.bs and maRc he awards
7 was siro decided that as many
remh-rs as could would VISIT ~ilb ,hc
rahhi' fanc.ers and breeders ai Cath
fie on fhe afternoon 81 the IN % Cats
rnnth and hold a bench show In
Cathrie ir the evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
OKLAHOMA QUOTA IS
5000 UNDER CALL

Oklahoma Cify Jun" Six thou
sand Oklahomane enao 20 30 81
Cans Travis. san Anfouio Texas. and
5000 go eufraar iu for Camp Cody. y
S. wia make az Okhhoma's conttn
reni ln the draft mobilization for the
five iay eerlod h~rinninr June e. &C
eGrdinr 90 .nstr1itf Ions received az he
ld.sfant generzrs office here today
Instructions szy thai only white men
sali. 81 serf la ih- esH TIE men
~ ID aM b. from Class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
v soAr fhvAsloA OF
AMERICA wAa HspWCr0p

i.0ndon. Jaas 8 lt..g the q boat
iuvaalon ~ American Nateru had basn
sspesrd cor aome llmt shat tho rsall.
At.on ~Oald only ssrva 10 lner~ass
q p,aalhia tbs Immense naval ani
~ ii.fa,y efforts ~ Amtfiea b me view
,Nmmnnlt esiassaesi "a sha pFess
htfe fhe mufnluH neNsunprrs xite
itf ures ~ the submafinv uesraiiena
lfumin.nfl sssond unly 90 me opera
fens goa lhs wesisfn frunt snd com
ulrni on a a. asaiief ngs calling
~ alarm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
WAR STAMPS eGrrrR
THAN BANK srocF

Many bank stocks are payins not
p ore than Rfr cent interest a..
c.uslve ~ dividends whiic var sas
lnra eventually wlA net an interest ~
- peT cent calculated upon CON
rnund Interest. according 70 N"il
brown state financier And hs al
dsd Tho bonds are much l-tisr
u4an placing your money 10 postal
savings bants 1r other aavlns banks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06

No fewer thar twenty slx risan,le
sirens aFw hene placed on hiah
buildings and towers thFuont Paris
O. warn the neoplv of German afr
r. ldt These are 40 powerful that
hey can b. heafd all over the city.
and when thel begin tho popuiare
seeks the safety ~ cellars rhlH
esen - on thc tower of Nosre Dame
rnd q can ho hard for BOO meters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
KILLS SlEF AND GIRL
RATHER THAN TOO TO WAR

oeorga iloslaA 30 Nho A~ofs ~,
would Mn himsrlf and hia 80 eeghea n
raiipr than so 10 war. aei pretty
! year od NirKi~ Moe. we're found
dead IA a dsaertod farm house near
i.ilhngs Ant nl9hi The couple had
been dead fur several daYi When
found Iiouah saa fciephonr line
ran aud The Moe gia was sn opsra
Tor. both hsins a. Oklahoma CiiY
Tho man ioli wife and y mouiha
old baby.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
LLOYD GEORGE Returns
TO LONDON Itu on PIP

London. June Premier Lloyd
George returned from the supreme
war council ia France fuf of conf
tence regarding the issue Reuters
parliamentary oofres .,odcuf says u =
reported in the Hobbies # parliament
While 10 France che premier saw Gen
foch. Premier Ciemenceau and Baron
sonnino The Italian foreign minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
FEW. sur or N.Y.

Para gsae AR offessi rots &c
Nrleire sne snare ncrne e. American
,scops - sSe stsntna AZ sesiiig.
@s1lsorne ard Chateau Trasrrs says
~oriy fess ly0lts are 'rseissd 81
prssent. pzrtic4tsriy rnaenine auns.
-. AZ TIE poislts ~nere trey have
lesr esiiee upor 70 feh, trey have
.~c- tie ss~sirtticn 81 tre Frersh
s~Seps ~itn WIEN tney fosant Their
help ~ss rs; ~t.s; ~e espec'se from
ezfa-s sclce-s. f4ff % entnGslssra
arc s-cers fsh.rrt Ne nay hope
eseyt-ira fror, .ner.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
WILSON IL FIRM ~
His Suffrage BELIEF

President Wlison urged the adog
tiou Of woman suffrage IN louisiana
tn Telegram 70 the Louisiana state
Legislators today.
"a can not help regarding the sci
tiemerf % this question az of world
side significance. sad Preslden;
Wilson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
GERMANS cRoSs RisER AND
--Es cRoss EEcs AGAIN

psri& Jure 6-Serrar fcrces iasi
90. crosses TIE river ose IN tne
Aieirity e ssrp cry. D.; ~ere crisen
tsss - .re Frercr. tre ~sr office
s~rosree5 tocay
so~-r e. the kisre ire Freren i'm
rrcvee treir Dosifers n tire rssh-
te~-ooc 90 s-sEt<trsye
T---e ~zs nessy s-liie-y fighting
= .-e neisnee-aoos e Nesillg La
pet.-ie l~ner, American ;rosps rave
tee- r. se.iorl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
NORWEGIAN SHIP II II Nix
OFF VIRGINIA ItPES

Norwegian ship Eiasvoid was tor
petoed and sent 20 the bottom yes
ierday evening e. miles or the VIZ.
EiniA Capes by a German sub. which
indicates the path the raiders toJl
after leaving the New Jersey water
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
MEN WHO KNOW OUR
WATERS MAN THE SHIPS
siN MONTHS irpiil~ O<
mo- aiiD INH ~iilp MATE
Ot -nOtI FORMERLY
LIVED ~ MN NDI,k ND
WAS N I'M t>lttD
>INlI~ NAVY


wssRlnsson. luns a. ta.ooo eco
aelisF appropriation fas ssssnl's snsss
balloon and ssapla~s ssAtlora 10 susea
,ns uNssd states against sshmaflas
ard air ATTACKS. "a. ASKED ~ con.
arsss taaay ~ tha ~ department
fns dspsfse'ssn de- ssa =, ssaaa
lisn 70 stations. thivtssu ~ ihsm 90
the Atlantic eesA srs sns~s % IN.
CUR seas, Oefnlss lae atlans ~@ss
noe given
TIE coass asfsnss pian 90 sunmlt.
ted by shs department sies sails fsr
re sssabtahmsns " foesflestssas
alcn8 the coats ~ ~h.h sans essls
be sfansfsrrad 90 railroads fsam srs
pola, - sasthsr . ns.s pass.sls a..
tasks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
FLOUR noARo1R wAaA
rooo rooR.

Food administrator of riltahufs
county h flour hoardsr lie hal
steven ~ pound sacks ~ flour Ia hlt
house when suspicious n-ishhufs
Faldri his place 10 w,li BE- prp~
cutoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
Allies Are
Holding'Enn
Dreaming of Huns
Negro Breaks Iron
Post Win Head

earsn,enc. Ind, June e--Jcseph
MSslniey Walker. CO C. Seth
iefsntrf. First hs,talier. Camp
Grant er route ~ith eoloreo troops
east. ~htie Dreaming 81 she ~urs.
lunspeo 81, a. hss berth. which
vas -. In q Nightmare ard struck
a. iron sianai pole with hls head,
breaking tire psla. re ~As tsken
% 81 Marparets hosp tai anpsr.
sntis cysne TooAs ne appeared
az tire depc, aad BEGGED the aser,
to Get hin east 80 Ne could ~
JON rs eorar&6es. whom ne SAD
were hac actors ard were Liable
% catch the kaiser before ne
could Get there II he cd net
kurrp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
PLENTY OI NOitk ron
lsONS AND MN <ON

man 90 boy who wants faria Wufk
should nall or phnnn lhv ppstnsg agent.
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.I\iNN NICHE DIES
IN FRANCE On TRAM

Paris. June e--osnsrai Robert q [
Niche of the American army died In
railroad train near Povsn ysstsf
esy. nls death was sudden and ".
espeetsd - he had no, been IA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-06
NO BOASTS EM|NATE
FROM P0TsDAM TODAY
PRElt DE IL NOW >Ei\ Ot
OFFENSIVE TAkt\ HN
fW.H. AMERICANS N
FRONT LINES. mot 6H
FEW. AisE THERE WHEN
III CONES TO FIGHTING


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r.sr; repea,ea .heir attempts e rsio
tie sr,ss post4ers n she Morian.
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rep4asee. the ~ar offioe announced
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A In bombay nessIMEeFs The
jears come and 90. bsi cur xsfches
% not go
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R.l1EillIEI

Nsx Ortaans. June s-Tonixhf ana
friday generally cteudr. cooier to
nlxhs IN northern OknhomA
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ON The n day % June YOU viii be-
asksd % piadge yourself for the com
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-02
true in the past, just as near perpet-
ual as possible.
cancellation of Naturalization

true in the past, just as near perpet-
ual as possible.
cancellation of Naturalization"
Men who are not willing to do
that will have to choose. If they pre-
fer to cherish foreign ideals they will
have to go to their own. If it is neces-
sary we will cancel every certificate
of citizenship in these United States.
The federal government has power to
deal with that subject and it is go
ing to deal with it. Nothing else than
that surely can be possible. And the
object of the sentence which l pro-
nounce upon you today is not alone
to punish you for the disloyalty of
which you have been guilty, but to
serve notice upon you, and the like of
you, and all of the groups of people
in this district who have been cher
ishing foreignness, that the end of
that regime has come. 1t is call to
every one Of you to set about earnest
ly the growing of an American soul
inside of you.
"The court finds and adjudges that
you are guilty under each count of
the indictment, and as punishment
therefore, it is further adjudged that
you be imprisoned in the federal PEN
itentiary at Leavenworth for the term
of three years. The. Murdo Is. d.
Coyote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-02
VIM. POLLOCK LETTER.

France, Aug. 81.
Dear Folks:- How are you all
getting along? l am we'll and feeling
fine. Have not received any mail for
about two weeks and have not had
time to write. I have been to the
trenches lately. 1 know what the
big shells sound like and bullets.
They do not sound pleasant when you
know they are meant to kill. But the
Americans still keep driving them
back. Hope it is over with by this
fall Do you hear much from Roy?
The boys are feeling good after get
ting back from the trenches In the
last letter Clara wrote she was ask
ing about the French girls. No
French girls for me.
Aug. 24.-I got several letters yes
terday. Also got the watch chain and
Herald. do not see why you do not
get some letters from me for I gen
orally write twice week until I went
n the trenches; then did not have
time. Suppose you are all busy put
ting up. hay and cutting grain.
would like to be there to help. The
French are away behind time with
their farming. The only machinery
you see is what comes from the u. S.
They have very few cars over here.
Most of them come from the u. S.
Did you. receive the money / sent
home? When it comes have the check
cashed and make use of the money if
you need it. 1t was more money than
/ wanted to be bothered with over
here. l received the pictures; they
were good all right. If get a chance
will have mine taken and send some
home. Tomorrow l will have been in
the service four months and have
been in the trenches already and
have sure seen some sights. Time
passes SO fast hardly know where
the summer has gone. If you want
to get more news of this division you
can take the Missouri Star paper
that is printed in st. Louis l see
several boys over here from Denver,
Col. We have been having pretty hot
weather over here the last few days,
but always cold nights. 1t is raining
here today. | guess the fall rains
are about to begin. Well this is all
for this time, so goodbye.
Pvt. VIM. H. Pollock.
Co. e, 354 Inf, A. E. F.