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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
Wounded Severely.

Privates John J. Boyle, Pittsburg, Pa.
Edd Hewleg, Beltrami, MINI.
Raymond ]. Holl, Forest Lake, Nina.
Robert +. Humphrey, Alexander City,
Ala.
Czistsw Katakowski, Scranton, Pa.
Frank H. Kennedy, Seattle, Wash.
Forest G. Moak, Hurley, Miss.
David L. Robertson, Republic, Wash.
Ernest C. Wood, Hartville, Mo.
Dell Wesslng, Big Rapids, Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
Missing in Action.

Albert E. Keeeh, York, Pa.
Russell |. Koeher, Lancaster, o.
Harry Davis, Bellows Falls, VT.
Dorm D. DilmQre, Elmira, n. Y.
Earl Durfee, Parkin, Ark.
Albert H.. Hiatt, Claryville, Mo.
Edward Howard, Swanton, Ohio.
Floyd E. Mosser, Portland, Mich.
Henry J. Pattenden, Hartford, Conn.
James Toia, New York, N. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
Wounded Severely.

Lieutenant Richard W. antwell, viii
mington, N. G.
Sergeant George F. Bingeheimer, Phil
adelphia. Pa.
Privates Manuel Arseneault, N. Car
yer, Mass.
Salvatore " Fallisi, Hartford, Conn.
Edward Emil Radatz, Port Huron,
Mich.
George Rozov, New York, N. Y.
Nick Sander, Locus Grove, Okla.
Clarence E. Wayne, Payette, Idaho.
Joseph R. Wood, Poplar Bluff, Mont.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
withThe Canadians.

Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 26.-The following
Americans are reported in the latest
Canadian casualty lists:
Killed in action; P. R. Adams, San
Mateo, Cal; F. c. Patrick, San Fran
cisco.
Died of wounds: t. H. cardwell, Berk-
cyl Cal.
=, Wounded: P. L. Ducke, Spokane.
Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26

Emile SOmmerals, 1eavenworth, Kan
John c. Spooner, sherman Mills, Me-
YelpO NJ. Stewart, BrOOkville, Fla.
William Strovinski, Bridgeport, Conn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
Killed in Action

Sergeants Harry Bowness. Canada
Robert D johnson, Fort Thomas, Ky.
Charles s Richardson Urbana, Va.
Corporals Albert E Bartclt, Settin,
Wis.
William E Kahl, Lancaster, Pa.
Douglas X Law, Cecilia, KY.
Gordon Nee Mercer, Demopolis, Ala.
Privates John r Adams, Caluieville,
Ohio
Bert Belcher, Rochester, N Y.
Harold W Beltman, Tower City, N ID.
Walter H Berger, Madeira, 0.
Charles H Boettcher, Cincinnati, o.
Dudley B Brantley, Middlesex, N &.
Darrell D Clingan, Willow Springs,
Mo.
Albert Cronenberg. New Orleans La
Joseph r Deyon, Tuolumne, Cal.
Ernest A Erickson, Beldenville, Wis.
Fletcher L Farley, Bancroft, Nen
William NJ Garrett, Edith, Tenn.
Henry o Halvorsen, Chicago
William R Harper, Harrisburg, III.
Conrad L johnson, Mayville, N ID.
Geo G johnson, Muskegon, Mich
Manuel johnson, st Louis, Mo.
Otto kanserske, Cleveland, 0.
William } Kehoe, Spokane, Wash.
Charles l. Kelley, Everett, Wash.
Geo ?. Kotalik, Ashley, Pa.
William j Mahrer, Philadelphia
Victor E Mesplay, st. Louis, Mo.
Lawrence B Miller, Plaquemine, La.
Milton G Miller, st. Louis, Mo.
Orlie L Moore, Cleveland, 0.
Lester w Mullins, Pagosa Springs,
Colo
Ralph R NTunsel Spokane, Wash.
James 0 Owens, Bennett, Colo.
Percy S Page, Clark, KY.
Albert S Pomeroy, Toledo, 0.
Francis Probert, Chicago, ILL.,
James J w Quilter, Chicago
Charles 3 Suiter, Natchez, Miss.
Frank Tucker, Milwaukee, Wis.
Martin L Welch, Glouces, Mass.
Died of Wounds
Sergeants Erwin Danford, Quaker
City, 0.
Geo Sutherland.
Corp. Lewis W Waughaman, Wood
lawn, Pa.
Privates Carl Bauder, Louisville,
Ky.
Benjamin G Cutting, Glasgow, Mont.
William R Dunkel, Lone Mountain,
Va.
Richard NJ Mazereeuw, Grand Rap
ids, Mich
John Montgomery, Chelsea, Ga.
Orval c Qualls, Davidson, Okla.
Jacob W Spake, Dallas, Tex.
Herman H Voughlahn, Brooklyn, N
Y.
Wounded Severely
Privates Frederick Bum, Grove
port, o.
Paul A Butler, Butler, Tenn.
Don c Hclton, Boyles, Ala.
Oscar l. Jones, Unionville. Mo.
Norman E MeQuater, Birmingham,
Mich.
Fred W Roussey, Darlington, Nd.
Missing in Action
Privates Frank B Chalk, Wichita
Kan.
Richard W Cox, st. Louis, Mo.
Edwin G Hartley, Caldwell, o.
Walter R Noble, Cleveland, o.
Lawrence t Ralston, Wheeling, Mo,
Even P Wells, Bone Terre, Mo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26

=
Wagner Edd. w. Sparks, Headriekl
Okla.
Alfred F. BOllhoefer, Jamiea, n. Y.
Ehomas D. Commander, Hartford, Ind
Nathan Cooperman, Philadelphia, Pa
BAIL E. Cowell, Moravia, Ia.
George Cronn, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cecil C. Cumming, Rolfe, Ia,
Louis Cusato, Hoboken, n. j.
Clyde M. Cushman, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Anderw Deypr, Ireland.
Phillip Ford, New York, N. Y.
Roger Glenn Fountain, Brokenbow,
Nebr.
John A. Gabrielson, Medicine Hat,
Alberta, Canada.
Elmer A. Hoffman, Clarindo, Iowa.
Loren H. Hollister, Mapleton, la.
James Houska, Huron, S. d.
Percy D. Hyatt, Andover, Ohio.
Henry Ingle, Pounding Mill, Va.
Vonley johnson, Williamsport, Ohio.
James NJ. Jones, Ladoga, Ind.
Tony E. Kashon, Rosedale, Ind.
James w. Keith, Omaha, Nebr.
: Adam Kweder, Shenandoah, Pa.
Albert Lampert, Mill Creek, w Va.
Frank Neroni, Italy.
Oscar E. Norris, Troy, Ala.
Walter Norutavice, ogfesby, Ill.
James M. oliver, Orchard Hill, Ga.
Henry N. Ostendorf, Erwardsville,
III.
Charles G. Rismiller, Leesport, Pa.
Ned II. Rogers, Winterset. la.
Giuseppe Scaricamazza, Italy.
Willie Schlie, Dennison, Ia.
George L. Schultz, Bethlehem, Pa.
John E. Snodgrass, Wilmington, O.
William H, Spence, Lancaster to-, Pa,
Steffin Stavrakis, San Francisco, Cal.
Gottfried Abraham, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Walter Arbuekle, Seymour Ind.
Erie H. Arndt, Royalton, Wis.
Lorin Laboin Aspaugh, Laketon, Ind.
William f. Atehinson, Thomasville,
Ala.
Roman Brofskie. Shenandoah, ia.
George X Bolts, Churchville, N. Y.
Buie w. Boydoh, Monogah, W. Va.
William E. Bradley, Abbeville, Ala.
William 2. Brammel, Alexandria, Ind.
Marion R. Campbell, Grant, Ia.
Chas. W. Caplinger, Candy, Ind.
James Robert arver, Ermond, w. Va.
Howard ourts, Ripley, Ohio.
George T. Cullom, Lexington, No.
Bruno S. Dempsey, Chicago, Ill.
Fred Ekelmann, Cleveland, o.
Howard Elliott, Mimet, Ill.
John Il. Flippo, Corona, Ala.
Francisco Galtiei, Syracuse, n. Y.
Leon Popedore Goff, Pittsburg, Pa.
Cyril A. Graham Knox City, Mo.
Floyd Graham, Hardenburk, N. F.
Geo. E. Graves, Hazelhurst, Miss.
Jacob Hablitzer, Jr., Eustis, Nebr.
Arlington Winfield Kinney, Binghamp
ton, N. Y.
Fred j. Lamphere, Whitesboro. N. Y.
Raymond A. Landau, Medford, Wis.
John B. Lane, New York, n. Y.
Lindsey Lanning, Benlah, Mo.
Ted Larkowiski, Dannebrog, Neb.
Maurice Lazar, Shenandoah, Pa.
james D. Mcdonald, Gainesville, Fla.
Frank Miller, Davenport, Ia.
William G. Miller, Ellington, Conn.
Kenneth E. Moore, Bloomfield, la.
Millard II. Moore, Sandusky, o.
Joseph Nathaniel Murry, Blackville,
s. C.
Amos Andrew jackson Myers, Jean.
nette, Pa.
Frank NJ. 0 'Brien, .South Fargo, n. D
Earl H. Pain, Pcquoneek, Conn.
James Reuben Samuel, Woodforb, Va.
James Santore, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Harold Schaeffer, Storm Lake, To.
Burget L. Shearer, Geneseo, III.
Lloyd Sheets, Sanbury, Ohio.
William L. Sheets, Ludex, N. c.
Marion L. Shepard, Carnegie, Okla.
Ralph Stambaugh, Falls Church. Va. i.
Norman David Stuehell, Bradford, Pa
Louis SWess, Oshkosh, Wis.
Ferral n. Suiter, Sutherland, Va.
Julius Seaman, Baltimore, Nd.
William Amos Seekford, Stanley. Va.
James f. Smith, Jefferson, Ia.
Howard South, Massena, Ia.
John w. Milestone, Pattonsburg, Mo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26

The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general of the
AMERICAN expeditionary forces (includ-
pd in n bnUa Noto1N.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
Wounded severely

Wounded severely - - - 10
Died of wounds =. - - 80. Ills
Wounded, degree undetermined -------l
Total --- -, ... lbs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
Missing in Action.

Missing in Action.
Corporal Robert Harold Hartwig,
Yale, Mich.
Privates Leo A. Bush, st. Paul, MINI.
- Fred Bennett, Smiths Grove, Ky.
Arthur V. Bikiary, Lowell, Mass.
TheOdotius Eustratio, Tacoma, Wash.
Frank 7. Fabich, Winona, MINI.
John Former, Italy.
Jacob Golub, Rochester, Ind.
John Jopum, Mountain Iron, MINI.
Nick Kallas, Wimbledon, N. u.
Robert J. McNally, West Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Bruce V. MILAN, Menlo, Wn.
Jacob J. Miller, Lincoln, Nebr
George L. Norman, Grand Forks,
MINI.
Albert W. H, Ruhlow, Pierc9, Nebr.
Patrigio Visci, Italy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
Wounded in Action. Degree Unknown.

Private Roy Robinson, Birmingham,
Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26

Corporal Mallie A. Everett, FIosaia,
Ala.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26

Saving the dollars here wastes the lives of our
boys who are "over there"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05

10 The plan proposed Il TO vote
$4,000 in waterSorks Improvement
bends. all or any part Of which VIII
be expended under he supervision OF
committee OF SIX. consisting OF the
following f l. n.rschi, ! w Liniz
= d Walton. Iildreth. r = Hongh
ton, and J r Douglass. Tie committee
proposes to employ the services Of the
most competent engineer firms 70
make location, estimates. etc.
The following resolutions were
PISSED by the Rotary Club
Resolved. Ths: Whereas, the City
OF Guthrie has been seriously handi-
capped by shortage OF water during
the summer months for several years
past to the extent OF ~ being men
zee TO the heaithful and industrial
condition Of our city and believing
that bountiful supply OF water Is
tie biggest asset city can have,
BE II Therefore Resolved. That the
Rotary club Of 'he City OF Guthrie
give its unanimous support to the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
MEN WHO WILL MAKE.
OUT QU[sTIONNA|R[s MEET
All Work Pertaining To the Com.
ing Registration Win Be
Handled BY Citizens
Committee

A aeyslng ~ ~ county eoancil 81
ettense u conjunction With The At
lorness of This city, and the m,s
d. s9naica 10 A@ip The men who viii
reTsster Sep, II with their question
nsires, Ma held Al the court house
Yesterday evvnlns. The meeting was
cslied Nv Judge alerer. chairman 81
the caaasy counoil of defense, and
Nas we'll attended Judge u Chap
Pellc j. chairman og The legal Adsls-
CRY board of The county
An work pertaining to the cosaing
registration also The assistance ia
b. given The regisiranls WAS thor
oeshiy gone over. and plans wess per
fetted 10 give all the neces sary a..
sis'Ance 70 enable the work 10 be
doae quickly and lhoroaghl,
Later annoanc menss will be- made
Informing she men where they may
ALI aud have needed help IN all matt
Itrs pertaining 10 the registration and
70 ON ous their cuesiionnalrcs with
1nt expenses 10 them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
Su'.. u'lnNvtj MaUt
IN TEACHING STAFF
Cotteral School viii Be Operated
As Usual With Miss William.
son as Principal, bth
Grade To Banner

A sliehi chang has been made IN
~ lineup ~ teachers az was an
nounced IN the pager yestcrday In.
steal ~ Miss Wilson from Tho nan
urr school hcinR transferred 10 the
seventh grade a. Capitol. that grade
Viii b. taught by Mrs Specr. who
lss been teaches In The Hammer
school Mrs Spssr lives near the
Capitol building and "a will be very
convenient for lcr 10 teach there.
She has been teaching the seventh
sFnd" IN Banner Tor some time. Miss
Williamson viii have charge OF the
tfird and fourth grades al C0tterai
again this year aud Miss Patterson
viii have the first and second In that
building An nfth grade luplis from
tolteral viii 40 ,o Banner. SO that
Miss Williamson will not have 10
teach more than two grades.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
GERMAN RETREAT rs pREcIpIrATE

From Neuvc Chappee southwark uvenchy
reached the line they held the Germa last
while TO the eastward of 0vehchy sections the
positions have been taken
The German retreat before the French northeast Noyon
continued during the night today
The French troops kept touch with
the retreating foe east OF the Canal du Nord.
In the Nee the Somm front the
Somme canal Vcyennea and 0ffey Tus
hav ereaehed the region beyond Hombeux Emcry
Flavy Meldcux
Between the Aee and the AAnc Clancy Brave
and Missy sur Aisne have been captured
The operation the Vec has and
crossing has been effected between vcnteaux and
two and bali mile front
Advancing north Of the vese French American troops
reached the crest of the ridge dominating
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
EVERY HOUR OF WAR COSTS
THE COUNTRY TWO MILLION
Treasury Department Statistics
Show August's Expenditures
For War Purposes To Be
Very Large

washington. sept War bills
has month will approximate sl-sZl.-
nes. s.as9. nearly rwsee the ss70-ess ipea
e1pendec during August year ago.
Thas the war toll Is SOW ranning
about ssee.0 90 dsY. Or s2.e'e. .ls79
81 hour-a slight increase ever Juiy.
Angus, figures bring The total cost
10 Arneries Of the war 10 date % over
81. 7as go f-1s. zna the cost since
Jsnnzry !. this year. to over s'@,5d'9.-
efT see
II AugBsz's s22roKinsti0n proves
finally accurate tbs viii be- the most
sapenEire rar 10nlh since Amerscs
20, into he sfrH<gIe. the next larg-
ess being jane. when si5iz ,sssSA 90
vas 3oured izfo he var nav And
the same ngsres show thai ihe cost
sodzy Is sast DO sbie that Of = year
aRo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
BRITISH WEDGE AND GERMAN W[DG[ HAVE MET; THE
HUNS ARE CRUMbL|NG BEFORE SUPERIOR GU[A|USES

Fo<h a. The key more in hts strategy
The only question is. which way
wsn he turn y north or soafhs The
capture of Lens on the forth was less
strongly contested than that OK Que
ant Oh the south. bat Il wonld no, do
10 conclude from ibis that Hinden-
burg feared the northern turn Of the
key more than the southern one.
lens had heon an uncomfortable po-
ssiion for a long time What viii be
clear 10 both sides Is that the brilliant
progress Of General MRngin has
brouehs him 10 Some very difficult
territory in the hii4s and forests that
lie between Gaiscsrd Chauny and
Ia0n. q territory which now consii-
intes The main citadel Of the German
line. Il is in the apex of the great
salicn; formed by the whole German
lire from the North Sea 10 Nerdun
Direct assault 81 this citadel would
he a costly business. II may be as
snmed shat the main purpose Of The
British advance is 10 relieve the
French here and force surrender
% the citadel by gradual absorption
- the Hindenhurg lire. wh'ch ce-
fends 1t from flank at'acA ~ i7e.
north. On isis theory the frs. Oh
gertiye which Germany - terd@y's
defeat makes 20 pe rknic won,a be
an advance 20 Cambrai and the ulti-
mate objective the capture Of Saint
Quentin. which would render the cita
oel Of hollis and forests unlenable
Bnt before this can be accomplished
4 battle of unprecedented scale must
os fos1xhi. whose duration must de-
ps,nd entirely upon TIE speed which
the conquering British armies can
maintain. always surprising tina; Hin
denbrrg feels himself strong enough
to face such a battle II he does not.
a German retreat on sensational
scale would be ihe only alternative
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
By X Walter

IL ndon. Sept 5 - The British
~pd 1se a.sa sAe German wedge Asye
met IA The center of the great battle
sipr and the German wedge il erum )
Ming f4on.icn has been holding is
breath iae last few days We knew
thar critical point II the campaien
had beer reached and that everything
depended upon ihe ability ot Haig's
ner to hold. crush and disperse she
German concentrations west of Cam
s.-af The capture q Lens on the
north and a Qneant on The south
shows plainly thst the penetration of
the British wedge with its center on
The Arras Cambria read has been ef-
fecssye- Until yesterday there was
s.yHl q possibility shsf TIE heroic sd-
vance al this point might he checked
Al she Tanks aud so leave rs with
nothing hui 3 dangerous salient fcT
All chr sacrifices Bot the advance
has beer carried ou; with sEch skill
ful concentration and support that il
has sent shisers up and down TIE
German line and has smashed the
German wedge whsch had been formed
10 meet II
In previous cables hsve frequent
u called attention 70 the importance
AZ Arras as tie key of the Rhole
British army. which defeated t. was
she rock On whica fhe German spring
offensive spill TIE advance o. this
same army Is today being used by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
GERMANS IN GENERAL RETREAT FROM v[sLE RIVER
BETWEEN SO|SSONS AND RHEIMS; LINE HAS ADVANCED

The Germans have begun a seneral
retreat from the Nesi. river bvtwe.u
soissons aud Rheims General Man
Hin has advanced his lines "a M.
So al the plateau from vauNcefa t0
Baslieux 20 position 10 The north
dominating he Alrne aud the chemin
der Danes.
American patrols confirm reports
that The enemy has removed his
stores and suppllca and additional
territory IN this sector in expected 10
BE- taken with little more than rear
~ ard opposition
Elsewhere along the battle front
flenf Rheims TO Ypres. the German
retreat continues. heavy gains having
been made by tho French Who are
advancing IN the direction OF Ham
after taking Cuiscard Overcoming
strong resistance. General iInmbsrt's
amy broke the nne aud advanced In
this section from four to seven miles
on line from Mont ~ simeon TO III.
Canal du Nord
The concentration Of German troop
Ia the wide iron. before Cambral has
served TO slow down the British al
vance in this section appreclably. al
shows that the allies are fast driving
the enemy to a territory less sus-
ptible Of defense and approaching
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
As To Births,
Dates and the
Neo Registration

Fer the benefit of those who
are ssill In doubt. n you are "a
years OF age, you mus, register.
" you are not vet 80. you must
register " your 18th birthday
happens on seo'cmber i2th. you
are eligible. " II occurs the day
before. Sept iith. you are exempt
II your a6th bisthday occurs or
the iith of September or any day
prior thereto, you are eligible,
bot should your birthday fall on
the 18th of September you are
exempt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
EXPERTS CHECKING Up
OF LODGE BtWkS

o II Graves o, Pryor J G Powers
OF oklaboms city and II A Herwig
Of Guthrie. the sudlting committee
.. the grand lodge OF the Odd FelIows
Is In session Ut the Odd Fellows
headquarters In this city eheeklns
over the records and accounts of tho
grand lodge officers
They are golng over the accounts
Of Grand Secretary Bruce today and
will check up the grand treasurer
tomorrow.
They arrived fals morning from
Carmen where t1ey audited the sc Z
counts OF the Home al that place. go
Ing there from ne checotah Home.
whose accounts hey audited last
Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05

though aonle pfosfeaa ~ being made
While The siiuaiiou 10 he north
their ohiseilsrA a l4illr. Afmenilefea
ard cambral ms France American
lpfe"a on ine southern puA of ihs bat
ils front haye reached a stage ln their
forward movement as "a mtnaeu lhx
German occupation of me tefrltor
north ~ The Aisne General Nauglna
troops are nearing chemiu des names
and the German forces meing q.
Aneficans - lhe right haYo but fsw
deteus.a lefi them before they vi
he compelled 10 make stand Ia "a
t,hlnd he ODD hindenbnrg line
fere General MpaRin Hes taon M
e. %" north la Fefr. boih srt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
Huns IIaN TO ISE
GAS THAT BLINDS

With the American Army IN France,
Sept s-The central powers. II is re-
rcrteo. are 20 make ---.--nsise use Of
the italian and Frerch fronts of two
rt~ gases Of Ischrymstory type, from
which they expect great results. The
gases are said 20 cause permanent
blindness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
FRENCH ADVANCE SEVEN
MILES AND TAKE v|LlAG[
Germans Destroy Supplies an
Blow Up Munitions A. They
Retreat. Many Fires In
Pathway OF Huns

with the freneh Army IN Fran
s. pt g. cuisearJ. north of Noyon. W
captured by. tbs French thls astef
noon. foilosing general advance d
from four 20 seven miles from Mon
81 Simeon % the Canal du Nurd,
The Germans appear 10 bs burning
svpplics and blowing 40 ammunition
dumps IN the r'xion north OF the
a.se river and esAl % the Noyon.
CDlscard road Many confIagfations
tave been seen a. fur EAST as Targ
nier and explosions ~ ugny. north Of
t'hauny.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
Word German Cut
From Cornerstone OF
Maryland Church

Aaqerstown. Nd, Sept b.
word German or the cornerstone
OF the German Baptist Brethren
church of this city, has been cut
from tine stone.
This procedur. followed action
on a petition from the personal
workers Sunday school class o.
that church TO the trustees.
IN 1909 the name was changed
70 Church of the Brethren. but
the name on the cornerstone had
always been the same since 1895.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
Wire Briefs

New York Gov Whitman has been
lsnominsled by majority OF more
ttan l2S.o00
London There - 90 longer doubt
that the entire German frontier has
been mined
Washington General March today
issued preemtl-y order eiosing All
recruiting stations.
Washington Prohibition is again
delayed IN he senate The Gore
amendment nut crimp in the blu
today
Chicago With clear weather pre-
diciod bul rain failing ,he opening
tconunued on Page Ftvc)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
NAN WHO PLACED
BOMB CONFESSES

Chicago. Sept 5-The perpetrstor
Ct yesterdays bomb outrage at the
fecersf building, g under arrest ard
has confessed. IL ssas stated today BY
rtisip } Barry. -ctins head Of the
local bureau Of t.e department Of
Justice The teal number Of dead
10 three; the injured will exceed
eighty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
CONGRESSMAN DOOLlTIIE
To ATTEND JONES Etl<ER ~

A telegram was received from Con
gressman Dudley DooIiillo. last night
stating that he would be here from
Washington Saturday. TO attend the
f.neral OF his grandfather Col 7 y
Jones. who passed away Wednesday
night
J II Doolilile, father Of lhe con
gsossman and husband OF the daagh
Ter OF Colonel Jones. will arrive .n
this city tonight from kansas Az
rsngemenls for ne funeral will be
perfected and viii be- announced
later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
City Officials and Business Mems Advisory Committee
Start Ball Rolling for Permanent Water System for City

proposition TO vote water works I'M
proyemcnt bonds in the amount OF
500. 600 to be expended under the
supervision Of a committees OF six.
ge il further llesolved, That the
Rotary club approves the selection OF
the committee of six composed OF y /.
Hirschi. + W I.inlx, y ID Walton, J J
Hi'dreth, + Il Houghion and J Il
Douglass.
plans TO Be Worked Out Later
Inquiry at the mayors office dis
closed that no plans had yet been
proposed or considered for the ex-
pendifure OF the money 10 be derived
fIom the bond issue for waterworks
extension. A co.amittee composed OF
Y T. Houghton. I'd Walton. John HI
dreth, y l. Hirschi, Fred Lintz and
J u Douglass has been selected TO
sork with the city commissioners In
selecting the final plans, and all con
tracts will be- approved by this body.
before being entered into.
Mayor Hartman said that when the
bonds are voted that undoubtedly
ssrious plans would be suggested and
submitted. and Il would be- up 10 the
committee and the city commissioners
TO approve the one that would insure
an abundance OF pure water for all
city needs.
Following Is the ordinance and call
fcontinued an paxs afs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-05
1 roop Train Goes
Into Ditch, Tuo
Men Are Killed

chsckasha. Sept 5--r~o men
we're kiliea ano foYtyAfiVe are re
ported injured when three coaches
OF southbound Rock island train
No II left the rails and went into
a ditch at $50 this morning be
tween Duncan and comanche,
Okla. south Of this city.
The coaches o. the train were
filled with drafted soldiers from
Kansas and northern Oklahoma.
Names Of the dead and injured
are not available.