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Evening journal., 1918-09-20
REPUBLICANS file
FOR kent OFFICES
Spirited Fight is Expected
at Primaries on Satur-
day, September Is
he Evening Journal.

SPECIAL 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del, Sept 20-From the list
of candidates filed for the respective
county and district offices by the Re
publicsns OF Kent county, there is every
indication that a lively contest will be
waged by the Republican office seekers
at their primaries TO be held Saturday
September %. Following is the list OF
candidates so far filed with the county
committee. the time Of filing having ex-
pired Wednesday evening:
For sheriff-S. Herman Dill, Harry b.
Johnson.
For clerk Of peace-John r. Mench.
Or. Wilbur D. Burton.
Reforder Of deeds-Edward Baker,
Charles dupont Ridgely.
Clerk of Orphans Court and Register
In Chancery-Thomas V. Keith
Coroner-Thomas G.. Harrington, Har-
vey w. FAIRIES, Nutter Marvel
County reasurer-Samuel l.. Shaw,
Harrington.
State Senators-First district, Thomas
D Garrison, Cheswold; Third. James r.
Alice. Jr, Dover. and George B. Kersey,
Viola; Fifth, Wallace S. Handy.
Representative district, Thos
Jackson Snow; Second, John w. Caulk :
Edward Willin; Third, Charles Han
ratty; Fourth, Webster Phillips Fifth.
John T. Buckson; Sixth. Norman C..
voshell. Seventh. William u lakes.
H. l.. Burke: eighth, mo candidate) I;
Ninth, Richard n. Short; Tenth, Clar-
ence Jester.
Levy Court Commissioners-Second
district. James b Kieth, Alonzo Jones ;
Fourth. Homer c. Nickerson; Eighth
John C. Darby; Ninth, David r. Booth !:
Tenth, Adrian V. Woodruff. William
johnson, Sam Armour
Asssssors-First, John p Garrison; (;
Second. Jefferson Cooper; Third, mo
canddatel: Fourth, J. Alex Mabrey
Fifth, Warren D. Drysdale; Sixth, w. r.
Shockley; Seventh, William c. Mason ;
Eighth. Jas. Albert Jones Ninth, Clar-
cnce A. Tharp; Tenth. Zack Johnson.
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
SEAFORD WILL TRY
OUT WOMAN COPS

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Del, Sept. 20.-The blue
Triangle Trio who are touring the
state by automobile in the Interest OF
Y. w. C. A. work, gave very pleasing
and instructive entertainment I'm Mt.
Olivet NJ. p. Church. last evening.
Miss Nellie Z. Williams. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Williams, Of near
Wesley, and Harry T. Blades, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Blades. Of near
town, were married Wednesday evening
by the Rev. J. H. Gardner.
Dorsey Donoho, Ronald Hurley and
Rudolph and Alvy. Evans left this week
TO enter Delaware College.
George Roach was in Baltimore and
Philadelphia, several days this week
on business.
Mrs. w. C.. Weaver. Jr., spent Wed
nesday in Philadelphia.
The WANT ADS are positive aids to
prosperity and happiness.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
MORE SUSSEX BRIDES.
M 40 The Evening journal

Spscial 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Sept. 20--Recenl
marriages. have taken place in thi;
county as follows.
On September IS. by the Rev. +. A
Kullmar. at Lewes. Lloyd Earl Steven.
son. Philadelphia and Miss Alva Verna
prettyman, Hollyville.
On Monday, by the Rev. J. C.. R. Hop.
kins. Dagsboro. William B. Filings.
worth. o., Millsboro. and Miss Eva II
Hickman OF the same place.
On Saturday by the Rev. J. W. COlona
at Dover. Ernest p. Stevenson. OF NIL
ford and Miss Pearl w. Pearson oi
Dover.
Near Lewes, by the Rev. A. f. Zim.
merman, on Saturday, Alden Hopkins
Indian River Hundred and Miss Margar-
ct Reynolds, Lewes and Rehoboth Hun
dred
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
ENGLISH STOCK UP on
CLOTHES AND SMOKES

tBy Newspaper Enterprise ASSN
LONDON. Sept. 20-Tobacco mer-
chants and iaiors are enjoying a rcgu-
lar holiday rush" The reason is
overybody's having needed clothing
made and stocking mp on cigars. before
the luxury tax which viii hit both
lines, becomes a law.
Evening journal., 1918-09-20

Wesley Nichols, Grsnogue.
Edward 7. Barrett, Newport.
Ignatz Teitelbaum, Wilmington.
Paul n. Collins, Dayton, ohio.
Robert McMullin, Newark.
William A. GIy, Townsend.
Joseph Silanski, Somers, Conn.
Robert ]. Morris, Mlddletown.
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
WIFE or EX-POsTMAsTER DIES

EASTON, Md. Sept. 2O.-NIrs. Char
lotte Cooper White, n years old, wife
Of former Postmaster Joseph H. White
of Easton. and one Of Esston's leading
women, died at her home here yester-
day from the effects OF a stroke of
naralvsis.
Evening journal., 1918-09-20

The WANT ADS are positive aids to
prosperity and happiness.-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
ELECTION ~ STATE
QUIET; N LOGAN

Oklahoma City. Ny with chief
interest centerinE in the contest 10
the first and eighth congressional dis
tricis aud where strong efforts sra
being made 10 Swins the districts 70
tie Democratic column. election da 5
d@~ned 10 oklahoma With q promise
of fair weather but > light vote 10
addition 10 the election OF full state
ticket, one United slatos senstor and
eight congressman. tne extension "
franchise TO women Is also an issue
Chief interest IN The Logan coBnly
campaign cenfers around ,eh fight for
sheriff county superintendent ssssz,
sor aud Judge of lLe district court.
All candidates are Gaining The else
ton. as usual. The vote Is light and
the results Win probably be knowr
tsnisaf The Issdsi will not. on ae-
count Of shs'slur be, flssh returns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
KEEP THE HUT FIRES BURNING"
Logan County Campaign Committee For Seventh
Ono" War Work IL Organized With Splendid
Patriotism and Men That Know How

How crandiy yo1 have aii nelp
eu to Keep the None FIRES
Burning and now you can keip
Keep the -ut FIRES burning
over there. SO tnat when our boys
finally oe; few days rest from
their heroic efforts IN front trench
work. they can fiue cheer and
comfort. a. near li.e thsi they
would expect ., nome
let evefy oitiasn o. Logan
County be ready TO give the 9'ad
hand 10 the workers when they
are ready TO take your eontrihu
tons to ihia funa q appears large
IN IN. aggregate bu; when YOU
ioos at IN, smov' Is which each
% the sever different orosnits
tons are needing this combined
sum Is realty small II will be
helped by the me nbers % al
those combined Or orssnirat'ons. ana
Will be spportioned ss has been
arranged b. the central commit
tee. of which Or mott 70 the head
The movement has IN. absolute
enlargement of the presioen, and
o. the heads Of every one o. the
seven organizations Give 4 your
loyal. enthusiastic support
BY the time you have read this
item in the Daily Leader all the
local excitement over the election
Will have passed and the results
will have become matter o. rec
ord. Then you can give you on-
divided and energetic attention 10
the great United War Work. which
is being made all over th's eoun-
Try In the inseres; OF the seven
organizations which are doing
such valiant and heroic work for
the morale Of cur boys over there.
This movement has the active er.
dorsemens Of everybody fror, the
President down. in.luosng the men
in command Of our boys AZ the
front. There has never vp TO this
rnomsnf beer isVuehed such .
movement for unificstson Of the
great sorces Of this nation behind
the men VINO .-e nav winning this
world war. II 10 TO become the
strongest force Of the unity Of
spirit among all our people, re-.
ssrdIess Of creeds or sffiiistien
wi1h shvesh ofssnixasisns. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

rNE SENATORIAL CONTEST w
MICHIGAN CLOSE

Chicago, Nov Major interest n
Michigan ccntered 10 the senatorial
fghi between Licg' c0mmandcr 1rn.
man u NewbcrrN Republican. an1
Henry Ford. Democratic nominee in
dorcd By President Wilson The Re.
publican hcadauarl,fs claimed ina
lofiiy Of UPWARDS o. $1,000 for New
berry. While the Democrat eontendsd
they Hili poll the bula of IN. labor
foi. snd elect FORD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

heretofore these various organ
lxat.ens have conducted aotivs
campaigns al aspafate. bu, al
designed 70 reach the same eiofi
Gus resuiis. No~ every element
Of force and Influence IN ali these
vsriovs Efforts are being combined
into one great and efficient cam
paian. increasing seven fold the
strength ard Effectiveness of sli
other campaigns. There was never
before -itncaaed ~ this Or any
other land such determines
splfit o. unity, such as bond Of
christian fellowship. such : SUB
mtrgira of trivaai difference. ard
- ~ill result IN the greatest
achievement IN hls,ory OF c,siliTs.
ton " viii =, once make this
effort your Campaign. no matter
10 what branch Of the devout fol.
lowers Of the Lowry ssxsrine yo1
may be identified In this world
effort a, Generalization there
could never have been stronger,
more convincing demonstration of
the spirit o. unity among free
and liberty loving people It's sf.
fects viii be world wide
In this critical hour OF the ~av.
er,ng Of the hosts OF might sno
misery, al this moment when All
the forces Of wrong and vnholy
oppression. at tina time when our
boys over there are freely giving
their very life blood for the de-
fenss Of our homes and the pro.
lection % our women and children
against the Huns. this Is oua op-
porvn,sy 10 show them that We
also are ready with our last dol.
lar TO give our fighting boys sue
cor, courage and determination 70
GO on TO the very end ~ the
struggle.
The campaign committee for
losaa County 's already fully, ef-
fseientiy organized. II has the
plans all completed for thss great
campaign. and II is now up 10 the
loyal, pstriotic, devoted eltixsnry
70 enthusiastically do its share.
This campaign 10 not only OF
vital military value" in winning
the war, but It's influence on our
boys over there, beth nov and In
Shs fysurs, p beyond se1iqsfien.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
UNITED WAR WORK ONLY
SANCTIONED CAMPAIGN

Oklahoma clly. Nss 8 rAst fhs
public may be relieved of efomlsea.
oas war giving a. result el Appeals
Om sources uhsuihsrizsd b. ihe tod
erAI eo4ersment The Oslah0ma STATE
council Of Defeass MS lssuea o ao-
tieS urging sli citizens 10 siss freely
70 The United War Work fand. uhseh
campaign to now ia pr0sres m
eiudsd IN lhls are the Young Mems
caristian Associssioa. the yoans wo.
men's Christian As ssoeistion. the NJ
ssonai Catholic War claacil. Il. 0f c +.
the JcsiAh Welfare Doard. M Var
Camp Community Service. tsse Amefi.
csn Library Association aud fAe sal.
ss,ion Army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
ONE PACKAGE TO
EACH SOLDIER
Relatives of Men Overseas Per.
mittcd 10 Send Boxes Under
Certain Conditions. Weight
Is q Consideration

Oslaboms City Not Uae Christ
mas package 10 The lighting msa over
ssss IS ths limit witch ha, been
placed OF sifts FOR mem on the west
srn front General PershlGg Is dis
lr.bullng - members ot Bis command
coupons which on arrival here wlli
BE- taken TO The ntarea Rod Cross
chapter OF auxihary h.sdausrtess 10
b. exchanged for carton Thtse
pssieb0ard boxes MAY be filled With
suy combination Of articles moi basrel
By postal Officials witch prohibit the
sending Of all intoxicating liquors al
.lilamasble material including fric-
ton matches and sas com. bsiiior
likely 2 ignite or explode. liquids and
fragile articles improperly packed
Nothing should be sent which all mo-
Scep for Christmas No one or mes
sage must be sent other than inscrip-
ton such as Please do not open until
Christina. Aerfs Christmas. {"
Happy New Yesrs- With Beet
Wishes aud the ike
No package viii be accepted fos
;ransmsttal after November p. Christ
mas packages for silors seHt BY
parcel post hsould be inclosed in
substantial boxes with hinged Or
screw-top cover to facilitate opening
and inspecting must comply with
postal regulations. Boxes shipped By
sspress are limited TO % pounds in
weight. should measure not more than
two cubic feet in vo.sme be Of wood
well strapped and have . hinged or
screw top 70 fsciliis-e opening and In
<se-1-srd = .--- - =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
GERMANS in FLIGHT THRU LOkRANF
"Fh' Has Flou'n,:
Ban of Sunday

Sav. boy aini "a kven
The movie, sill BE- oFsu Sauas,
hat ihtfN b siwass ihs hireF
Nlth "a sW.eis the aehnois ~ IN also
he open Monday HID luSk says the
Kids Good ola DAYS ot ioatinx over
Must - down so cases aed dla
and ntor, ghs pl', according 10 the
kld's Newicui time lo-l mast bs
made fup
Ders ihe gia
No taurr Samrda holidays aud
Furthermore the chsslmss vacation
period eons giimmerias The grind
IL on ffom uesi Monday pniil IL,
ens A ihe torn
isa Alufe b. ia au has ae-
parted spa ihe to~ eal again b.
lighted ua nighl. and son tan sti
Aavca after supRer on d SATURDAY.
nishl asd ihe slf sa shop 1'al
nme
Aud iaat worth while
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
Naual Proposals In Armisice Terms
10 Germany In accord uith t. S. Iieu

va aneiea Nof Nasat
ierai II srmistlee agreed la b.
b. Supreme Va eoa0sl af t.g
aailles arc ip sub 'ahuai eorsi
elih the sieva on lhi subject ab
mliicd by ths rallaa STATE, eai
eminent through Admiral utasou
fhls waa learned hrfv ipla
iboakh the exact ualur, ot shs
i'fm TO ehieh eermss siH be
required 20 sabuif seth az bsiH
andsr q confidential seat
A. % the nafsrs - iAs asssf
aafegaafaa sha ka4Faailt fo b.
demanded Of GeFm4ay a. rs. prlss
Of cessation o, hasiliHls
stated that lhe n.asi cautious -ua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
POTATO YIELD IN
NATION INCREASES
Since 1874 sie Production Has
Fallen Off. But II Has
Now Returned To
Normal

Wa bnetou NOV THE yi~ld cf
potatoes per acre is gradually 10
e-eanns ln this country a. shown BY
ihe records o. Tho bareau u croy ii-
aatcs o. the United States depart
meui " agricultural During lsss-
is5f fhe average ANIMAL WELD per acre
vss = bushels. ba' DC average mark.
eoly declined 10 7ls bushels in 1850
issi rrrceptlbie reoovers vas made
ia The following tea-yesr period and
mueh isrger recovery. rising 10 :
new high water mara was reached IN
l,al5-islg ws'h its average yield q
s1 bushels per acre
10 twenty Years iae productivity OF
the average potato acre increased Js
per cent This increase Is due to
various causes. among which are
greater Specialization of production
more intensive treatment. and higher
fertility " the soil The teA-vesr
average yield Of - bushels per aero
10 is05-isis was followed be ss :
bushels in 1915. - 8 bushels in thu
very iow year 1916. md 1905 bushels
ia 1877
Compared with population. the yield
per acre declined rem iSes-is7i 10
ises-isii The gain Of production per
cspits IN recent years has been more
because of increased acreage than
because OF increased producsion pei
ARE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
Dffi>Dflts 10 AID
WAN " NORkt ~

- Asailuf es ih. executive. esn
miiisa ~ lhs ru5ssa war wafA csm
f~sn hFla yesterday q = uarlsna
a'a's ehaffns4n auHJaa.sa thar ne
slate eoaaeii 81 asfsas bad aaoplsa
fsse.aAos placing he ehois tafee 81
ne stale efsanlkafirn sshiua The Va
drive ~hish bszius Nossmb.f
fhe eAtieuian of sfrfY county eoau
tH q dslense has bsvu requested 10
afse saeh member - tb os<aalsalion
70 dssoie ihs eutirv wees Of The eaa
gAisn % asaislirs ia lolslns me eoua
tys eatfs for The aifaa War werk
badzoi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
EXECUTIVE BOARD lOGlN
COUNTY R C CHAPTER MEET
Nominating Committee Appointed
aud Strong List OF Names
Submitted For Officers
For Ensuing Year

Az fs meenne IL ~. vAeeaii,g
boagd q. ,he i.ogaa Count, ,Aapa,,
9. ihs A e. rh folios ,ns aem.
ustlus commiilyr Was appointed Nrr
q F Brewster Crescent Mrs " "
neer Guihr. Mrs Joe smith Sc.
ward Mr RawHuss Malhall aud
Mis- Pearson Narshsii
TAe cummHts he'd sessiou im-
medlaieh and nominated ihs follow
us foF ne eAeeai1 board ior ihe
ensuing wear
Mr 4 u MeGul Gafhne Mrs
Jennie rawlings Nuihali Mr O f
Brewster Crescent Mrs Pearson
Marshall Mrs Smh Steward Ret
Frtsehs Orlando Nrs T. & White.
head Navua MIR Chester Reed
Coye Mrs Joan Allen Meridian Ars
J G kellc, Lock dgc ATS p &
RarAe Guthrie icolerodl Mfs . r..
Roberts l.augsion John fry LoFell
ANY branch wlshlag to sad name
10 has lis' must end la said nsme0
susd hs ica ariil auors bs 'he iih
inst
The election Tor 10, bfaus hcs sill
BE- held November 8 and -. county
election un tht 3Hih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

lip date Tor dep riare uf he 600
white feals'gsuts who are io be- seut
70 kcll Field san Antonio. rexss
has hceu flaoa Al Noeemhvr The.
viii smhie IN iais eiiy ~ ant
o'eloob 4 ~ aAd pili tnsnin 81
s9H 4oss iH to- efsh.bs 81 ihsi
day \ complete roster o. he usmes
of hos, sho sn - 50 ~tl. be- pab
llshed Ia ne Daily i.e4dpt 'br ai,er
par uf this week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

l~ satr of confidence frvasitut
wilsoa ha asked oi the Amer eau
people slll he given him az the 9elis
to-day RseurtA from ryer section o.
the eocnpt plainiY Indicate that The
naton IS thoroughly aroused ~ lhe
necessity IT snsfalnine me rfeeashf
la fhl critical hear
The greai aualHs ~ iessr'r hi!
ahoer by tAr rresveu' poe esriaa
nuH 80 var.ioTn Europe an appre
ciated ". fhe people ~ iho rnltta
States ihsY afe willing 30 fyasi th,
rr'N0suf 81 contluul iaf nots Rot
have bfvash Anslt'R HaALfy BAL
zsta ana TarksY 20 iefnp' stripped
0ermany If her allies and which has.
sounded ihe death Rnfll ~ mllifayis Ia
and ksiseiism
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
niNOIui GRANTED On
ABANDONMENT tHAi,.i

lus,ua g. Cotton wa granted 3
divorce from l.illie " Cotton yeslcg
day afternoon The eoaple were mar
fiod in PAYNE County in 1885. and a.,
IN. parents ot sfA children The d..
cree wa granted on the grounds of
abandonment iaF more ghan anp Nesr
and ihs laintff wpv eiyrn eaieds
~ The minor childr, Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
GERMANS PROTEST AGAINST
UNCONDITIONAL SupRENDEp

London. Nov 5.-~A oemonstration
was held before the Btsmsrcs ~s~eu
ment ln Berlin on enoay - favor OF
continuing tne war. and a resolution
was passed protesting against the &C
ceptsnce OF hunt stina peaee &C.
eordna 20 copenheeen dispa,eh 20
the Exchange Telegraph Company
quoting the raeeblsu % Berlin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
oKLAHoMANs ARE IN IT.

Washington Nov Victorious attacks by the American first
enored by General Pershng his
evening Monday On the extreme right breaking
down the last efforts the nod the high ground the
through the valley the Muse and the forest OF
Dcuet the important crossing Stensy OK
homa soldiers nh Al other points along the front
the Americans reconnoterng other crossings
The Germans blown the bridge the Meu be
Laneuvlc the bank diae town Of stcnsy on
the cast bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
Whole Front From
Switzerland To
Sea Is Blazing
BULLETIN

London British troops their offensive southeast OF
captured of lie Quenov after
having completely surrounded Fd Marshal Hag announced
today The garrison Of than thousand men was
taken with the citadel
Rapid progress has been made British divisions east OF Le
Quesnoy between three and four miles has been
Jomets Lerond Queene Frasroy aad lie
Petit Marais have been cantured
Further ground has been gained Normal forest The village
Eth miles OF valencenne has been taken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
WHOLE FRONT Is FLAMING

ih' Nh"'' htlf tpm hr push lrouiirt bi me 4a
N" was tnmlhs all de Yesterday fbeu uuab. II srs
a"VN "etf relatively gnri hul the tgeueh with
' Nm'Meaps y 'he night rapidly g ia*sn s4,Ian
hfane 'long w last front hps been ors .tabbo
'h N"f oh Na4faat aftstupou ,1uds1 pesd ~
y, ~I slFauf Atns to indicate ths he ueraats hatr 49, =
YET reached hp' where he' wI luFn dafurlt az bas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
Decisive Battles Are
Now Raging On
Front In France
BULLETIN

HULLETfN
FAfiA Nov french aescAes nave eompslsd hn un,.. ,
ne he~ Withdrawals ~ ssea points along the front aseasdny
'e war ounce statement today Between the oe and hs Aa
w" french have advanced about mile on xs mia fr,
making progress ~ INVITING w" I
freneh troops continue successfully 10 pursue ths German. Il
'he eg'on OF ouse northeast thew have ah., a. M
OF begues sur sambre according 10 the war ofs
today VI W 7N'e ''hV"hfFmTn'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

- appears usi tf fantaF tneNgat ahtb
h Pek1a H'nk oi ifF NV*op%taelM. n I.s " a.t. =
n operation onfr more f lss seems ia gns a. * tesd II
" enemf sNs eansh' Rtu =, sleply eloan4 aw. s,ne.
g'n'a nom These avA hates approached saeh other s
' ttNtn mf Tie lesr iaw ~ igesnnoaf t 90
~ 'l's fhf "'t close ln saalrfu cixe III th 4rsat
normal Forrest Wes' uf MausuN The asvanss ,gaa aAen :
another development - he mogeueni 4pa afn a,,tlf M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
FERsHINos MEN MAR HISTORIC srpAN

"Vn'ts I@smh2 ioass within fea as ~ Nstl.a
wv Nhn '1sv Fans ~ M railroad ssulh IN ihut est, III f
sd lA the fire OF he Anvrau Fuos eut it r,t awsv
'''wah e"mmahlcauns sud hat az 4 susas fse
transporting troops tptte+ eastward from hs tl. y. NJ.
honts nhec latgs pfs Getueas aes .tNl hoi ,h t~
fhs Freueh #sH '"f#' '#
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
WITH ARMiSTicE TERMS UP TO GERMANS ArfIvs
""h phiViro ENEMY rELL NELL THROUGH foR HANv
WITH HA0 MEN LEADING GREAT nRfys1

M ~ a ".smah ff"ai Eastward thFaaah i.affaua vgnAllr
ffn'h heAiah eud Nnffsp tfeups 49, ssrns hArl Il
W. ~ "l '"f' y hahef fflH.e aud lNlunn fsI nashal
hAk men ANushvd sftash AosfN Af ysa..sse s
's anu nave made pfoere gA t bfeat. u.s. tsfnaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

Efforts fo nwlug iAr election aNAs
unA ihr ffsalivn' by Tho lAyieh usa
81 money appears 20 conhiitraa tho
eleventh. hour progrm ~ Nrnahlican
leadsra said Mr rammlnkS rhi
conelusiou is reached after s~fussl %.
lhe staicmen, iast liird lp The a.
publican committees treasurer wMeh
shovs fuf example. an advance o.
sivopvA 70 lulitd States senator vii
liam N calder or New Yefk on o.
tnher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
REPUBLICANS AMQ DEMO-
Gratis BOTH CLAIM VICTORY
Vote OF Confidence For Wilson
WIN Not Ma,eriahse. Say Rc.
publican Leaders Who 4
Predict q 0P Succe. III

Mathiusen N0s in a tsnal pre-
election stsi.ment liomvt d tnn
0insf acting chairman q The tsrno
efasle national euMmlttss CHARGED
TIA lavish nsr ef aoasY appears 10
constitute tho tlesetih h,~F prusfsai
"a the Republican ieadefs~ ani Aat
ihe pt0ple Today w'il slse ree.l.lens
Wilson ihe Yoi, 81 confidence ~ IA
asked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

oBJEcr IS 10 POCKET HUNS.
rne a,n1 o. the Franco American o.
fensfVe Is 10 pinch out the whole
pocket The Amerit~n troops arc At
Beaumont That IS less than eight
miles from LamouOly station. north.
west o. Mon,medy OF the ares, shuttle
railroad running between rh,onsilic
Sedan and Mex,eres even better, the
opening or fresh attack BY the
Americans on the east bank Of the
Meuse may BRING them into the
montnsoy Longvyon re9,on rhat
may mean, not only the cutting Of the
railroad, but making !, impossible for
the enemy 10 form upon the Nsuse
line. because that f-ori could no
longer be ioineu ~ with thst Of
Thionvile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
cHENT ~ ISOLATED

'""' a "or NhHls lsalatfs ty fhe FRENCH fsie4ua ~
"'f""hs ~ la taupfs ne e. agf. vss s w n y
~ eh The vsst nofth northeast ani 4 i 8 tl ul.
'a'afN las hcrn operating n tht ank r8a af tAn f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

Back the Fighting Men w;.h
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