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Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
NEW BRITISH
 POSSESSION

Vancouver, E. C., Sept. 17.--One of the islands which Tilhajalamar Stef- enssen found in the Arctic region is about the size of Ireland, the explorer said today. The British flag was rais- ed June 1a, 1917, on this land, which is in what formerly was called the Gustav AdoIph Sea. Stefenssen ar rived last night from the north and today continued his Journey to vic- toria, where he will make a report to the Canadian government.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
MOTOR BANDITS
 KILL POLICEMEN

Denver, Sept. 14-The staying of Patrolman Luther McMahill here early today brought the casualties in flicted by automobile bandits. who began terrorizing Colorado Springs and Denver yesterday, to two police officers killed, onep robably fatally wounded and three slightly wounded. A detective was killed in Colorado Springs yesterday.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
RYAN GRATIF|ED BY AERIAL WORK
 OF U. 5. ARMY

Paris, Sunday. Sept. 15.-On a re-. turn from a trip to the battle front John D. Ryan, in chair of air planes, said he was much grati1ed by the work done by the aerial force of the American army. MT. Ryan's tour was made during the recent operations of the American army and gave him an opportunity to see the various Amer ican aviation activities in the zone of advance. He was accompanied by General Patrick, chief of the Air ser vice of the American Expeditionary force. Mr. Ryan paid high tributes to the brilliant exploits of the A Americans.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
INCREASED RATES AUTHORIZED

Washington, Sept 14 - Increased rates on packing house products nov ing from east of Chicago to Pacific coast points were authorized today by the interstate commerce commission. The new rates represent increases of from 20 to 30 cents a hundred pounds and range for different shipping points from $2.23h to S2371a
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

Sept. 13.---(Canadian Press) )---The Germans are steadily driven from all ground where rear guards might pro- long resistance in old defensive works. The First guard reserve di- vision, much depleted, has been iden- tifieIi in the Moeuvres sector and Aus trian artillery has been in action astride the Havrincourt-Flesquieres road.
 Three battalions of one regiment of the S7th division now consist of one company each with an average of barely 100 men.
 Prisoners admit disaffection and lack of discipline are growing at an alarming rate in the German army and assertions are on the increase.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

District President Matthews wired from Washington that until the men return to work the Federal Fuel Ad- ministration will refuse to consider an adjustment of the anthracit wage scale The men are expected to go back to work tomorrow.
 Reading, Pa, Sept. JS.---Word re-, ceived in this city this morning shows that practically all of the mines in the Shamokin district are. closed, and that in the other parts of the schuyl- kill region north of Broad Mountain, a few mines of the Reading Coal and Iron company are in operaSa-:1. .-a of the mines south Of Broad Noun
 tain are in operation. These include those in the Lykins Valley, Fremont, Minersville and Schuylkill Valley dis tricts. The men say the shutdown is due to the failure of Fuel Administra- tor Garfield to adjust their pay differ ences.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
CUBAN ENROLMENT

Havana, Sept. 17-Enrollment un- der the law calling Cuban citizens from the age of twenty-one to twenty eight for compulsory military service was held here yesterday. The number of registrants will not be known until the expiration of the ninety day Der. iod allowed for registration.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
CHICAGO FIRE
 LOSS S20O,OO0

Chicago, Sept. 14.-Thousands Of spectators at fire here late last night cheered as they watched an American flag waving above the names. Whoa fremen brought the blaze under con trol the flag was still flying, unscorch- ed. The monetary loss was s2oo.o0o.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

British Army Headquarters, Friday, A battalion of the 18th infantry regi- ment, which had gained the name Lions of Cambrai," broke during our advance recently across Santerre and fled to Nesle, where they indulged in footing. after which the remnants straglled away. A captured map shows that an attack against our First army front was being organized when Marshal Foch's stroke upset the en- enly's plans. It is dated July 10.
 On the Cambrai front we are main taining all gains. Farther north we captured Posse 8, which figured in the early fighting around La Bassee We are pushing through Auchy en La Bassee, near which we took the railroad triangle three days ago.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

attack was launched the Germans started a counter attack with three divisions, which, however, were unable to stop the American advance.
 The American troops" adds the correspondent. showed magnificent bravery and disregard of danger, while some of the French regiments went into the battle with their colors flying and the men singing the Mar cai;laise."
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
U. s. LOAN TO
 SWITZERLAND

Geneva, Sept. 1.-The Lausanne Revue says the United States has of fered to make a loan of 750,OOo, 900 francs to Switzerland in order to cleo trify the railroads. Switzerland thus would become independent of Ger nnan coal.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

Pottsville, Fa., Sept. 1e.---AlI the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company collieries in the sken- andoah and Mahcney regions are closed by strike this morning. The
 men are demanding an increase in wages. This action was decided upon at a meeting of the mine locals held Sunday. About 25,0G0 miners are af- fected
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

A captured German officer when in- terrogated declared the Americans were terrible .adversaries," the cor respondent reports.
 The wounded men in talking of the enga cement described the fighting as of the severest sort, especially in the series of dense woods scattered about the salient and along the railroad line. Scarcely two hours after the
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

Fuel Administrator Garfield told the House Interstate Commerce Commit tee that while the coal production was at a high mark it was not sufficient to overcome the existing shortage.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
ADVANCE ON ELEVEN MILE FRONT LAON ENDANGERED BY MOVEMENT 1000 PRISONERS ARE BROUGHT IN

Maximum Depth of New Positions Taken by American Forces in St. Mihiel Sector 13 Miles From Former Line-German Counter Attacks Against French Are Weak-Huns Ordered to Hold at All COsts-French Make Steady Pro- gress South of Aisne.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

London, Sept. 14 - Field Marshal Haig's forces have occupied Auchy leg La Bassee in the Lys sector says today's British war office statement.
 Several attempts made by the Ger mans to recover their former positions at Gouzeaucourt and Havrincourt were unsuccessful.
 During the night a strong bomb ing and liquid fire attack was made on the British positions northwest of Guzeaucourt. This attack temporar--
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
MINERS STRIKING TO
 ENFORCE WAGE DEMAND
Galleries in Shamokin and Mt Carmel Districts Closed This Morning-All of P and R. Workings
 Are Closed Tight.

Shamokin Pa, Sept 16-Eleven thousand miners in the Shamokn and Mount Carmel District of the anthracite region suspended today conformity with the decision mass meeting held here Sunday The Richards coery of the
 duehanna Golfers Company the only coiery in operation
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20

fly forced a British advanced post to withdraw, but the Germans were beaten off.
 As a result of the British progress yesterday northwest of St. Quentin the British line has been established in the villages of Harbescourt and Hancourt.
 The British captured more than 1.50O Germans when they took the towns of Frescourt and Havrincourt on Thursday.
Republican farmer., 1918-09-20
FORGET THEIR PAIN IN
 JOY OF BEATING HUN
American Wounded Reach Hospitals Behind Firing Lines Jubilant Over Outcome of the Big
 Drive at St. Mihel.

Paris Friday Sept 13The first patches of wounded who arrived at an evacuation hospital behind the battle front to- day from the St. Mhe fight forgot their uerngs in their iov over the beating the had received the JoT ihorto
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
BR|CANDs ROAM At WILL
OVER AUSTRIA HUNGARY
Armed Fugitivos From Military
Service Defy the Imperial
Government, Natives
Arc In Panic

ON lhc i.alian Front Aue Ho De.
layed Prisoners taken lately on the
Italian front tell ~ erea,ly increased
dlsafiecilon IN Aufrls Hungary Mu.
tiny and desertiou in tho army and
food riots asa strikes among the
cyll population o'oar throughout the
heterogeneous empire ~ the lIals.
bufgs Acrefdinp 10 lhcsa acoounis
Austria scents in he Folng gradually
back % ihc oid r.odleYsl dass when
bands % DISCHARGE soidicrs IN arins
teamed Central Europc. ierrorlxing
and robb.nE the pcas saniry aud De-
fying al authority Scattered about
Ia forest and moofland there are 10.
day many little rfoula OF outlaw,
and briTaDds who live by plundcf
Desericrs fropi u.c Austrian arm,
rally 70 the bands II fnecboolers. more
especially men Who have returned
from lone period g. prisoners Of Wal
.i Russia aud find they arr now r.
luired 70 reioln 81 soi9iefs Mlliiars
patrols senf against them often 20
over 10 muiineerl
There II an orxsniksiion OF armed |
'igiiiFes from military service IN Mo.
rssia which J. tnosn ~ the Green
Guard. end - said io be- io.o9o strong
While in Hungary sort ~ Robin
God band hss come into being which I
nail- itself the Royal and Imperial
lrlxsnds of Hlhs
These general auiiass are already !:
he heroes ~ .opunr ballads and have
reserves ~ sfolen ammunition and
.ui,Illcs hidden IN me forests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

from fellow workrlen - otF5riais--
father u western engineers and A.
gistAnt Grand Chef of the Brother.
hood.
Dave Bozker, identified partico-
larry With No. 800. hss q record Of
hirtv-fopr year without a hiscf
mara. Norman wighf-for-oc 10
Illness in1o other xors-holds .
medal ~ ths Royal Hsna,~ s<iety
for q brave rescue ~ his oun psrfl.
Seeing ctiid On the srr<k. TOO ate
% top tis tyzin. he ran alorg the
pilot and issning forward. snstrhcd
the lfftle oDs ouf ~ harms wny. Az
Soliossy has thirty yezys' sevs1rs %
his credit and kross Cssrz6e Csryos
like q heok. I<s pzsysrk. csIIet tks
safe mar II the S<rkiykn.~ ens
crtdited with .-5ng stis 20 Er.~ll q
.ne-siids 20 rniies sssy N The dsys
t<fcre tbs tonnauetf T1nD<i obsi-
stso sro~ziids 6ange.s Con Lesry
II the prsriez. rirkrzx-d Ts< prsri-
oert. i op<. tsn1<< kir hand and
always - s.<,e rgrtser cast 90
tns Biily WOOD. . say raos IN
sons a< N. ,er -ho.< ..r.r
al - ho<orec. hsss psr<<< sv.r
re Iresf Di.f5< sorxs nave Snns
their 30 s.d pnssed from shs arfs,e
payroI - ths re,sio- llsf Ofkers
are = active se-vics - srery disis-
ior fro-r tsnccDEer - - J,kr. To
. rian they are intensely ioyal q
t.eir courary and . sksir v~p<i-
r4~f - E&s~- y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

bzss< s<rrrc1 - ne t.stfiefrout
are b<s,x rrwz-oed wgth nonorahle
u,0f>1rt. 6c<c~sffcrs srf konorr
vi, 30 t,~o~ rne- ~ho rer1<r
Inv ,<>Tsc<s IN fteir osIiy pork7
The lsn>cis- Psrifr Rsil.ss ror-
s<.s kzs o~rssef - os - - roster
q safkff e~7ioyc<s rorfzirs %
-z.aez - rlz-y erri~ee~s pto are
~-e-p<r - fts raj
he w.r-<~ In s-irh s>--s >1H -
sr-<- t.es< 1riserx - -i-cr kcrses-
70 f> rlsce t1e rzrn< - nzrh O.
lo-r~efTw - 10 nu-nt-er zrv 80
r,4r src~x rDrr zoo1zirtzrces.
80 - x,ss tksf r1<hi~r rog,< -
de7zr -kzf sp1if riszse f.sr
i<--kr = - csrsrn- parf<r -pe--
s.<- ~rrr t-zn ZAo8 ss<rrr~isen x-1
-r-~ - T. sts.e~ c~sr ~ ,lres uiH
1< n -srls - . -strers- - -
-1r1<<.e" f.v~rG - s,1-Ezs>< tk<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

fAey scem 20 ,hrk nay nose u too
leng aRa there Ase 10 many kaad
sasne Amnfican tlass " sAnuae irem
thai We homely mrn haven't mitch
chanVe u ! ~ Il jaes speak his
hnKo ~oaA esplaM so then thei
nlnsi ereat mwn sv uot handsome
t'oaM same aallr a few hcsldos ms
soft and Ahv l.lnnln7 has g~lvs h
expensive aud cannet take ap
sssAco pnamerslag ihsn
My me,hef Is n ralifornia and
aske~ iho Ssnps ~sairH very mnrh,
as Youngest hratAer iioracc u with
Arr and has : slAendia insision With
iar Standard ,nl % ny hnsaher
Charlie il il the Y Y Marine q.
fseess tsviaing easan al Quanticr and
Il very anxioua 10 set over here
Give nv vwry hesi 10 Mrs waite
anA ms Guthrie q ends and sometime
whom you have lsas OF time drop me
a line
Very truly yours.
Ion v Smith.
carw ~ 4 = Marines. nasrc France
American kx Forces
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
Letters from Our Soldier Boys

make odd Frisa take 10 he Tall
Timber. Leave Il TO the Oklahoma
Boys to do that. The only ghing thst
sened til ho,asr Aim was the ahscncr
- a real oklshou.a sandsiprm has I
saia him hat ! would trs and fiN
ihimgS a. with .ae Weather Man
80 We coald wels me him With @
clonc OF something Of the ser jusi
ao make hsw feel at home. next simc
Rs she ~ay zen ur liirsehi the
lIArdwnre man. lhsi saw his son
Csesirr llc M. msi a lisilc Vol
aper whon 1 lefi Guthrie but Is a
ggown man nov ard locks fine
have had MANY experiences. dur
ine he .asi ysag since ! have hc'n
Il the Marines bat mas, have some
consideration for the censor | en-
listed last JnlY 20 San Francisco.
spent iaur months q, the Island train
lrg station from there "a The training
camp near Wash ngton. d G. comlns
over Here IN February and have
really enjoyed every minute Of ihc
time Arr cnioyi1g excellent health
and am ahlc 20 raf three square.
day ana more every time I se' q
chance They ear ham -lambo~ ard
eggs eiisT or acffs any Nay "
sou hare ihe Pf.ce yoa set them
whether you proeounoc them correct
= or not
SO Tar have no been stolen by sn,
~ he A......ll..l I. - Il. a.. n...t-.--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

rrosalc engine number asd a. 10
rtoet he may read tns roror roIl -
TINS h-sD<. - tf.e great rcsf'f ners-
i<s- Berh nzne wlil -ean = story:
e.<h stsry oil - sns1ss
To the initiated. Bronrs wii.or
vriii rtzn6 fo~ tk< rer,rt - ooe a
De nrozt p,rslzr er<<<rfI erriresra.
tne Ne cor11e<s 4 . >isrracs %
- hls s-gIre cjs - ttle read. eser
tg1rk - prevent 3. sr<x~t <rspSn~
sls f-s. lsTinr slzt1 g~sr ho- grzfes.
csDl<lrE fut<a r. t1fD1f-r s-<su.
tsulisi-x nes f~s s,t .t~mvsrx h<r
= arzfrst .f'y-nBs-sr-ko kosr s1r1
sgfs 10 uerrDvy - - t<,~.
~ kerrecT z~<s ~ sIff IRE
Nesf sn1 rs- >rxInes shlIe tbe
crzrIt g-zs~>< s~sIi r>~e-sd ro<h e
Re p-esszf rixf<-s<-~zY flss f-<
p<1lrle1 - . bir-.>nts y. ro~slI1
<x1 F<rncaly, comzz.1lzx re<pe<f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
- e----~H-@AsHsssas
GRESHAM 10 nllllD

Frank Gresham today announced
That he had let a contract Cor new
five hundred barrel mill for tho
manufacture & corn products, wark
viii begin Immediately and will bc
finished before snow flies Gresham
h a SO gefior This il his third in
prcsomenl made 90 hla his mills in
this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
BO My O< COYOTES

The county commissioners. have
passed resolution providing for a
bounty Of 81 per scalp Tor grown
otoion aud wolves ani 81 FOR the
sralp q All baby wolves and coyotes
This viii soon rid the county Of that
pest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
PAYING
$3.50 FOR HOPP[as
California Official Receives An
Offer or That Much Per
Gallon For the Hopping
Pest

Sacramento. Ca Aus 40. An offer
4, pay slsc gallon Cor graaahoppers
has been made Nv san Francisco
firm through neorwc II liocklo. stats
horticultural commissioners. TO l~r.
sons Who may b. Willing to devote
thclr time to catching the vhoppern I"
They are wanted sor lish bait. necke
said today
slreies ot the hoppors dried are
naed for food by thn natives In the
Philippine islands according 10 d n
Maekie s"pulf horticultural com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
FROM $40. sMlrs

The following sexser from Bud
Smith. former Guthrie hoy who Is
nov With shs AMERICAN ENpealisOnass
forces. Scsnow here iD France" Was
received b. c. " wAHe and ! aale
interesting
gaiy ssh. isK Ravre France
Mr. C. " wAiie. CnsAric. okls
Ns bear Mr. whAc
No doah yoa wili hc very mach
surprised 10 receive letter irosn
nc Well vou are mot seee more
surprised than vas lasi nss.ning
Ne~ smile aud r-c.are Tor another
surprise ] ~as walking dopH ono of
those beautiful I'D. French Bcaie
wards hast evening and Who should !
see. Wet FrarS looks fine. IS a.
brown IS bcgrn and has one ~
those spPesites 10 characteristic az
soldier he is iec same old Prank
! know ,, r. ago
! had Tire % asvre 81 wishing ~lth
him scscrs; hour and believe nae i
was frcat ycu knoN p grsa' MANY
things have bsspcuna ia ghe Oid
Hone Toen Whsch wiii slvsss be
dear 10 mr.. and : had Frank rivc me
the details Of every fhing thai had
hsprcuend since ! left Gee aini *
srea. 10 meet friend from your olc
home town
Frank is hApis and snxious 20 gei
into the hlg Scrap Expects 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

can not transmit he thoughts ~
speech. although he can muve hts
lips Ne II able Ia maso bis hAeds.
hui " unal,lu 70 express his THOUGHTS
ia writing.
WriEhhon was Accidentally shot
With ~ callheF rlfls IN the left
teinple ~ hin home last "Wednesday
might by James Pierce. gtis rrel
ersuk ayvnn" un the might ~ tha
shooting physicians pfohed for snc
bullet for over two hours. w.ir ne
results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
800 QUARTS BOOZE GONE
CANNOT MAKE APPEAL

iioaniam, Wash. Aus 50 rupert
lienncrlou had spa quarts % perfectly
good whisky suried nlloan miles out
~ town and somebody stole u Tho
whisky would have brought Rupert
5000 Al prevailing prohibition pfis -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

Nos he Is out ,Ae sa.apo hs paid ZOE
4, and the tsAao he expected 20 at
fpF a. a. He ean mot ssk the al rtft
% hunt Tor u To admit o~ncs.alp
ol the slasf world bs 70 plead galliv
% 'booslrgsing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

fnfi Aisntr tffAfleN
pi Sanlre rstrf 'lu4 hc coin in
he mighty nigh kin- 81 d. resta
'morE gardcn ~ folte Ne nA
Atn eat him a. a tster bottled hakstl.
fired. slowed, ssAkod N'i chorse e'
aes rriiin W \ nake un mfrf
i1uur SOS W kln eiisit fufs' hia
70 wheat Hour ties ir luistifH-
teuca,' 81 ~ ~ ,lfiisx he co.
DE uddef garden nlss folks lsA
ingunR fomafIes. cabbage go lurnifls
cn squash don't need a. gif pc"Nci
cause deY's rolu' To- be room in =.
pui fo de whole tribe Icy las
crr on rui can 'h~p save wheat er
meat fer de bo,x dat's doln dc light.
IN over yandor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
BULLET WOUND MAKES
THIS MAN A MUTE

Baltimore Aug 10 A result of
sn injury io tho brain due to bullo,
wound IA The loft temple. Ilarry
Mrlghison. iii0 weat baltimore
street, ~ho IN a patient az the Frank
Ia Square hospital. has lost the power
Il speech
He is able 10 form thoughts. bun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

= Iund Aaniuiairetira
BAKING powder biscuits. con
bread. mufiins. brown bread. grid
Ole cakes en- sanles la wot dsy
call quick brenda"
You all makes 'em MD one cnn
er wheat flour ter two Guns e.
substitute Hour 60 save aii "a
wheat DAT hin be saved fer De
hoisfs Soma folks kin rlt eriIonr
midout any wheat AZ al ana ars
kiad 20 d. u ter help yin De Naf
Dat amt bad medicine 20 take.
TO who's E~ise tu'n up hls nose
a. rood CON bread or biscuits 81
flapjscksf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

IA that Ladendortf heads she general
staff
Nekrner quotes illnd~nbnFg aa
saying. ~ yna waas 10 SAY anything
aeoa' me ~ res .xafsner regarding
those ~tnpld rumsra. suu rAa truth
falls relate that yon have sren me
hrrr n tho bods And Ia eecd health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
YOUR BRAIN Nusv HAVE PURE
BlCCn

No more lmportAns physiological dis
eoyors has ever heen made than that
the Agasn rrQuirss a due supply OF
pare blood III l. estimated that this
organ receives as much as one-tenth
of all the blood thar Is sent from
the heart a Eteal deAl more than any
other organ of the body II the vital
uy 81 The blood Is Impaired. the blood
then affords the brain an Imperfect
stimulus and there y mental physical
hngnr, sluggishness Or inactivity,
Pure blood Is blood that Is free freyn
humors. IL Is heailhs blood. and the
tefmf pure blood as II ~ generally used
naeans hlond tina. II not only right IN
quality bat also IN quantity Hoods
Sarsaparlila MAKES pure. rich red
blood This Is one Of the great iruths
about this great mrdienn
lave the Leader Delivered sec month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

Johnny ivers. The famous sO,una
baseman. Is no~ workns With IA,
Knights ol Columbia wag work actis
illcs and vii shorty 80 over TO
France to tske - the direction of
athletics ln The American soldier
camps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

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lave the Leader penserea ,ec month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

So Tar ! have no been stolen by IN,
y the beautiful F.eneh Naamos elles