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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-18

pany in section Il 3slw had five
feet of sand at 2,220 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-18

Judge T. G. McAdams, president
of the Attorneys Mining Company,
which has holdings just south Of
Quapaw, accompanied by some Of
the stockholders, has heen looking
over the company's holdings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-18
Z | m G

Miami Correspondent in the Tulsa
World: The Western Mineral Co.
is pushing developments on its lease
OF four forties in section p, near
Cardin. This company consisting
of capitalists from Denison, Texas,
has incorporated for 100000. A
face of thirty feet OF ore has been
discovered, which it is reported, as
says 2S per Get, the drill stopping
at 4 depth Of o5 feet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
Bargains Worth While And
Dependable Found in Guthrie Stores

goods goods
Chsi
To
Is delightful de-
and ihe shelves u ~hsH
sroe b.
Christmas shefs
- fo1zz n
rsi Doveiss
x5rs
y thess goods gahsse6
Cuters
are
for
slrescy
persrsnf
i q
bx lei villa e seo2psrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

made up bis mind 20 conquer tn
world and had ret his heart 90 hu
initiating Great britain For this pur
pose he constructed his great navy
which made 80 pitlfui showing Ia
the war and which has just made ihs
most abjeei surrender 20 be found In
all naval history.
The naval collapse that has over
taken Prussia has been pafslleled IN
tho fate Of her land armies IN former
times aud other wars she IL the only
nation 10 Europe that ever collapsed
aB Jhe result of singi. battle bhs
vas 80 utterly demoralired by ber dc
feat by Napoleon a, Jena Ia 1895 tina.
her fortified citles surrendered q
squad ~ impudcnt French cavalry
She was prostrated in a single day
end the great French emperor ~aa
never able 20 accomplish that resui'
against any Other people or ia any
ether war
The prussisns io.ked forward foT
, long TINE 10 Der rag. but ia end
lng was the ending of . perfect da,
Tor their enemies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
PR[M|[Rs MEET IN
LONDON, OUTLINE PLANS
Freedom Of the Seas. Status OF
Kaiser and Adriatic Row
Will Be Fully and Freely
Discussed
~ Edward Price sell

London. Dec & fodayh lnlrr allisl
conference Ia pownirE street b.s~esn
elsmenscau. Foeh. Orlando and SOD
nlno and The leaders ~ The hfitiaa
government. O. mainly fof the purposs
OF formulating q definite Ansio Fran
80 Italian program Tor The PARTS
reaee congress
Three pfiuDipal torles ot Discussion
learn Ia an aulhogitsilvoly quarter
~lll occupy the attention of lhe COO
ference after settling The italian aasa
ton aud the exact date " ,ha peaef
congress Ia Paris and versatile
These io1los are
first Discussion oi ths attitude "a
he taken toward President Wilson
stewa about he freedom of The ssaa
Second lhe status of ihe fofmsi
Kaiser aud ways aud mean % bflns
ins him 10 justice Conaeeied 9Th
The kaiser's qusssioa will be consii
Grafton of the ind, mniiies and Fhs
rvparation 20 bs esacted from Ger.
many
Fourth Smoothing oai The differ
snces between fhe Jukn Hlavs aud
Italy on the Adriatic AaKlo frsneh
lsflaenee vill be- eaef,sd In lhs eon
fer~nee In tbs direction ~ afslas
Italy to accord every reasonable con
cession 70 Jugo Hlav aapiratious
PRECEDENT Aasarky viii be called Ia
80 conference n an emerksneY afises
A. neither Colonel House nor oshe
members 0f the American peace dele
ssiion could attend the l.oadon eou
fef.Hee the United states viii not b.
represented At the Downing stFsel
weetinEa bat President Wilson oil
be FULLY acquainted ~iih The dseiaien'
taken when Prime Minister Lloyd
George meets him in me roaistsad
OF Hresl Ten days hnnee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Amsterdam De - spr' tlsaer. shs
nassFlsr pfsmisf 70 fsparssa 70 hsvs
pfgssssly Declared hlr'seH eessy a.
fssign ~hsr me sAsieesi ssas~sDly Nsa
fsgalsssa the eavaifys sfsfiss, a.
segaina % Msaieh flsesteh.
Nssfssslaa sss 90 alsrs sra ~ssk
nisns ee4neli. Premier N,snss De
sisssd shs ssssr,an gessfemast @sa
sfpossa 10 sry 'ssss % separation ffees
Germany a. . @heis. iha security af
3hlsh ne regarded ss ohtsinsbts saly
hy sns eresfisn ~ feasrr stats.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

~ man sill care 70 belong 20 dis
grsrea service"
The Germans never have been :
Sea farng people snd i' was never
Is se expected that they would in the
larger senfe. make q euteess Of naval
operations u is not given 10 every
REQ ie 10 be- successful on the seas
end nations that are not bred 10 salt
afier might a. well confine their am
billions 10 dry land for they never VIII
D. highly successful rsiiors
There are only four nations In the
world that can ever BE- great naval
p5wsfs. the Brltisb Americans. Duties
ard Japsncse The Scsndinasiana and
Trench have long aea coasts and have
been accustomed 20 the Sea ior cen.
isfes. bu, they have never made a
neafafing people as have the other
four. and n is TOO late for them Ia
hope that they will ever be- able 10
ao ii
There was never any reason why
Germany should attempt 70 be a great
naval poser except Tor the wild am
tiions OF the former kaiser who ha'.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
DER TAG'

For years ne t0A ~ he German
navy vas 10 Der Tpg. meaning the
day when the Gernan navy should
Rect the British In battle vim
Characteristic Arrogance - had al
resdy concluded that the r~suit Of
lbe day would b. 20 80 aisaniaRa
li met she British navy on one 90
oeslon on Juilsnd, and could not be
induced 70 meet ii again Nov fhe
navy thai vas so blstsutiy anxious "a
p.i itself agsinst The BRUSH wsrshi9s
- IN ihe hands % the British. after
usssing lhs mos, ahlcc' and hamlli
aiing surrender Ia naval history Ths
disaster 10 The German navy Is 81
complete and so ~iihering that u ab
roiuieIy destroys iof un'oid years -
come ali chance ~ Germany being =
naval COVER Of any kind Or dsserip-
ton.
one Of their own naval officers de
se-iped the future of the German nsst
~bsn be said
We are ended o. naval power
We have been compelled 10 make =
elsgrscefBl surrender. and hereafter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
BOMBING Of BERLIN
WAS IN THE PLANS
But Sudden Decision Of the Huns
To QUIT Stopped II Much To
Chagrin Of the Yankee
Airmen

New York. Dec s-Beriin as 70
have been bombed BY squadron Of
from ssrh; 10 twelve Handy Page
and DeHsvaiin sirplSnes on 'he nlghf
e. November ciih. the date q the
gnisg o. The aFmsiice. sceordlnE
t1 a number o. afisiors Who returned
today on TIE Trsnspori lsplsnd
Forty Hiers o. The nsw and fo~sf
fai sircrsfis had been preparing TO
Toeks - Ford Junction al saitea on
he EnEish channel % ssfack The
German capital by means 81 the ma
cA.net which had never been used o.
he front bui had been pus 10 the
keYeYeft test
Eighteen u the avisiors usem home
today ard the remainder are siill 10
Ensisnd All q ,hsm had been
trained n this country for the par
'iculsr purpose Of attacking interior
Gerzmn cities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
ROY TnAbAND HAS
RETURNED FROM CAMP
Am Glad War Is Over But
Would Have Liked To Had
Cnok Az the Hun, He
Says

Anoshsf Galhrie boy haa received
Ri honorable discharge from N" mil
ilAry forvca and haa returned hemo
RmY rfsband who enlisted On the
gslh day " last May. sfFlynd here
~ Monday and saws ~ is sied to ges
tatS home
Roy was sent 20 Fars Riisy. Kan
and Afterwards Transferred 10 can't
FIX New Jersey shortly aiter che
tsusfer 20 Camp Dix be entered ihs
officers training school - camp Lee
Virginia and when the war came "a
a sudden end he had complete tho
0ourse and was given the option %
telnR commissioned e.oond lieu.
isnsni in the reserve corps or Of be
ing given his discharge lo chose
ihf latter aud came home
The war ie over said Roy and
am glad of 4 n q hsd continued
would have seen overseas service
but ia any event ! am glad % ge'
back 70 Gulhue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
|WlR MOTHERS Will
HOLD IMPORTANT SESSION
~st.sasela~
Every Mother Of Non In the
American Army is Urged To
Attend the Meeting on
Friday Afternoon

The fvRuiar merSina ~ lhe wAF
Mothers asantiAginu wlli he held Al
rArneste Library FRIDAY afternoon At
e'ploek anA every mother In tnKAn
county wh0 has son in the eetyirs
ls uFxed 80 he present come whssh
- they arc members of ths aFeAu
issllon or not There are matters
eomlns an Al every meeting that wlr
he ef interest 90 every mother Al
ae lasi meeting sbrpe Young astues
acre present and Told IN a most mo
aesi and unassamiaA way ~ hos ihss
had performed their daty in the eer
slse ~ their country not one u them
assumlnW ~ helms willing Va aamti
ha, ~ vas here ~ had dem, any
shlng unuaual, hai telling alosies nf
he moai thrilling interest The three
ssrv Icii hwlns nf the navy Win
sas an lhe ", Vernon when IL wss
ierpeioed Milton Myl.ymAn and
clyde Morrison ~ tbs army. both II
hom acre wounded severely whlia
battling With the Hens and arc home
from the hospital on furioush other
boys msy he oui 10 the meeting to-
morrow and every mother IL ufssa
90 bring her eon o. any other boy
returning from the service, IN order
that he may be given the proper ~ei
COME and receive the honor due him
ard whp knows better how 10 hanus
boy who has Uttered bits al ii ~.
tense of his country than the mothers
~ other boys who have doae the
ame
committee Of o., association "a
noe ~ work on The details ~ a plan
Tor welcoming home ~ every boy as
h. comes from the srmy or navy aaa
mothers arc urged to come out and
ee- 4 crate with this committee in
order that their boy may not be- over
leokei u will he hard tor tho com :
nlttee lo learn of ihe coming ~ all
auieaH ihe famillea q, the BOYS kesp
them posted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Enid l,uesA thls mafnlas fldes hef
peillian for divorce from Carl I. l.asa.
in the dislslet court ahe states gbs'
she aud defendant we're married Al
hlpls1, OKLA, on luns 8 1910 aRa lhsi
1wo children have hesn born Ia them
Tier grounds for divorce are -
IRENE cruelty and she Allvaea that
dulrndant struck hrr repsatedls
Threatened her ana fuuanpd ta mss
~llh % sappor, hvr Ahe sarA vhsl
b. r. syrk in shs v masl avFY
Zee. 10 ahio bodied, and sbanaanslY
able 20 Support hur abd lhe children
a. he - making $50 nsash bot
that he prefers 90 I've ~ himself ane
refuses 90 ,uuifibute 90 her support
she asks for ,ussodY of lhs children
aud ali other lusi hnd pfoper fslisf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

pfls. n~a AsssA aumbaT ~ fsfmes II
RrnsNlasws leaders in Austria ssuagaf
haze arrived in a~isasvfawa ~sss
lafas suws W eratay Va fae4e@R &
aawpaAsw ~ nalAhsvlsw slaa~h~s
shsa ~ Switzerland. 'na 1arseA seF
twwpanasns ~ ths lapT~Al aayN y
lesrna fram rsnsAlr souras Awsens
sNs wss ara gNs Fafm~r asena a.
'ssssl ~ shs iF~perssl Flset. Fufmss
Aasses ssssasrisn faseiga sslwlssH
sea feswsF ua~sueg ~ ths Hus
asfssn eahlAss IRE eaFFsspondsr
ssss shst athag rsn sea "a be sen
% AlssSs Iasgsses 20 spread kaishss
isws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
ltA. N COT My :. =.
CONVENTION <E\I WIEN

The lngan County SUNDAY SeANni
convention wlil Ne trid sn ths rtvs-
hyterian chargh Ia Gaghr~ TAagsdas
and FNitay, nes ~ and i Eaeh
sunaar school Ia The county IL arxee
la sena deiegstcs gsodging and
bfcAktaxi frve 10 all oeg Of soan dele.
gates SCHOOLS that have npt seHi IN
iAfir reports yrt are requested 70
send them 10 a. once 10 ibe secfe-
inrs. Mr. Blanche Wolfe. lsas West
Cleveland. Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
Ntt.it iHi\ks >tNih-tsi>
Will ENE\Tt ALLY WIN

Patrick J NAgle. the Socialist ~
Aidsie tor governor of Okisborss ~
she recent election le here. aud II
sgpearirg before The district court a.
stsorney IN aanasc sust that il oa
tssAi Mr. Nagle aiil believes ihaf sha
Socialists wiil eventually win cat in
CkshomA. but soe- nos SCI the prob
able date % their iriamRh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Lima Peru. pcn ae The Chilean
consul general lrt' today tor sanii.
agn stating lha, his government ha /
advised him TO take the archives wifh
him The boycott agalnsi Chilean
vessels continues forcing those when
have brought cargncs TO Peruvian
forts 20 return home ln ballast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
q E r M AN PEASANTS
AND T0wNSPEOpLE
ARE NOT MAD AT
"oUR BOYS" AND
so NE OF tn E M
GREET SOLDIERS AS
DELIVERIES; YANKs
FIGHT LIKE THEY
ENJOYED THE SPORT

wAsserhisliS. German RoraeF. ~
The S0wanee River msmklet IA
oyHang 9Th ihs NoseGls ard = ssoea
~ Amercan nghUAx men faie~.s
tAem on towAr1 the Rkns The An
ea icAn Arms III oceapAiios is eressinz
German TERRITORY ac.ordlne Ii sched
vio 4 moved oit YESTERDAY IN twe
c0lEnRs. hke riv1.sts. ffem oamns
sleng ne t.uxsmharr hitis. sTomIAek
ffcA 10 Peri and into sns Nalleys Of
TIE Se2er ard he Moselie The
rireigts sweisca into two Haes and
Cons.re~e. ncrgcd iuic enss vas.
tsroAm ard rnilea toward Trvvs n
~As 50 ave iusRsrsnx 50 pcwertal "a
tA German HeoHse watched sfs sro-
sress in silence lIsi 8s deep sna
maThfy as iAe stream itself Herr
"a thlns passing Aefcre Their eye
wAscA tAsy ncvvy areames ihgs uoula
see
ToaAy ~Alir standing ca an sneseas
hTntgs ia WASsert llsg place hear
frssf the familiar strains q fhs "a
wanee River being PLAYED ~ hans
q ths F.rSi Division Then ! saw
Amerioan soldiers ste pIne aaiekiy
slong m1ddy roads Their trvsa Isl
shss mad made a sourd ssve never
heard before from marching men II
Vas not a scun5 81 tees striking the
ssrsh u wRs fhe auun8 ~ thousands
~ feet sinking inio and hesnr palle8
cu' NJ mna Ake rlae
Later In she dsy ! aeaiF heara ths
~Sysanee Eives played W the same
hard in the cily az Trrres, hns fhss
vas 81 heard There va ne other
soand Tn people linea thc ssrcess
hns ihsy were a. people mute They
ed roS even comment among ihem
selves. This vas . natural. bur strange
oocfrsst 70 the rossinr reception 10
'ke Americans In LAKE nharK. or eysn
IL he SEN -Cssrrznie villages slnnz
shs northern and eastern froailsrs o.
Lursrabwrg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Olympia. Wash, Dec 5--Washino,on
formally became bone DRY" state
to-day with the issuance of a proclaim :
alton by Governor Ernest lister. an
nounesng the passage a, the Nossr
her election of the prohibition refer.
endor. This brings dehnt,s end 10
the liquor permit system which ~as
nuilifsd BY the state legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
DISCHARGE or 10 ran
cnNt NAVY Aurnuaigtu

Washing, -. Dec +usshsras ~ 70
percent of shs nsvys wartime psr.aa
nsi. about 1000 n,se. has rssan 49,
sheeinsn sserstAry Daniels sAia %
day ths msr ~aJla no released 10
auleLly as posslbIe ~lsh due regard
ts the eorveulsrcs of the sseeisse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

cspsnhagse, psc "a asleaatios
q sw the nsrin saiaiers ard SseaseA
eouaeii hes arrived a. me kague.
asfiln aispa,en s~psfsa Fhs nte~
sGs indicates that tta pves@ass ~
Tbs AsthsslaHas eapltsi mas 20 ~
Nith rsaetlatlsns conserving fafmee
1 utpsFoe %liils~s iw pseuFss@ ~ sha
German laaatloa ln The raaae. ths
assura " ~hi&h s rot stated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
tlNll. CASES A.N< Ring
III ARD RN JUDGE HNkAN

The CA ~ nrr4u SnApr ss Minnis
/. Sfn son. sHmtnlsiratria ~ fhe eNA
aAls ~ Hannibal Watkins decreased
s belng tried before The coar loday
The action 10 Tor ihe recovery OF
money
Far Thayor, niormea against ioi
srAn6 larceny. also for hvrglsry, has
hsa both q his oss,s continued 10
tls term
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

psfls. uxa A lsfFefgas rmSalssstBs
unasf lha lsAasfshw " ~ tlshA HsaNs
sha raaiaal saelaNss ~sli hrwaA. "a
n m*Flta FRIDAY *wg~lwg according
70 aaviaes r~eslvsa w sHs xufteh aaf
9~arswaans W shs ioueHat tsen
Ar~shs, tns Fsparsa esp Nss so0g
wen ~siI armed
rhs papustlsn ~ csfiln so@esslag
90 fspsrss 10 ~ sns ~ssey - aasus
- sssfsuasFs sna ,hsrs spptsss 20
bs No suihsFisY sAses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Seine pss s-~A aspatsh frsss
Aassm says ,nsl me national sassu.
big - lhs psepis - Aerssssare shiah
aspassd King Aleneiss ard waited -
tsses o. uniting 50 s'bls 49, slsesasi
~ urlysfssl suffrage taen taes'lsa
sasr. ~Alsh formerly ssnt ere dspa.
~ 70 shs sssFshtins 10 nov sesdlna
three eapsss~esat,ysa 10 ,ns asaswt.
hII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Hcwere- i' was not ihs silence ~
hate Thsi murh learned whlle tax
Ing 10 various reoIss lr Trevsx bad
lcag ca-versstlon wifh voung az
yer there. who bat shcrs si1 weeks
sso w2s il ne depths of TIE Argonne
forrest g.ouriag LEAD from machine
fEns ir1o me usnss - fheae mer
wso fo1sy were marching before Bin.
J -sos bod 20 ask hm aha n
ssoz9ef q he zrr.vs, there q fAe
Americans and commented On ths
silence % the people in he streets
We are bui accepting be .nssi-
table ns said 20 ms. snlang lst-
Eae. Aryssy. we are glad thss s Is
the AIer.cars vito have come They
are wun8erfzi solaierF You wsi be-
Aeve ne WHEN sSg sast snow
Yc~ uoula noi wsrf o. 70 sanc
sae b. Ezy. would you hs asked
We sFs no' waving fsss a. ar nos
s.r.ng rogs.rg cheers
Here ! Interrupted hln There is
acs szy tgirif q g4ye1y--fhst is eti
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
MaChinp Guns Are
Turned, On Food
Rioters In COLOGNE
Women Lose
Out in Rail Strike.
In Cleveland, o

Clsvsises. o. o~e ta.rhe News
go seTsatseFs A.. - 10 siiwfe
stsa frem ths street ear service
nes later thar March T. That j.
the pfeeesst'er srls~ lssasfs ~lii
swsefss 10 tie s,Fi~sss, ses a ess
sseivsa 81 a eeafsru~4s ~ al tn
tsressed parties - the nsaYass
effiee thss snasa a. aa ~ tsany
fhs eerssrsHes sans~sa sn al
reaht msstlng ~ ths siiy eauws,t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

l5asnss Alfsa ~ hafta tfeaa
ora supposed 70 b. eaassf ~ tAs
esFgeus HaFshaaakr in NorthsFa ehlle
TITS naFnius wss linl helag f~lt 81
tbs "a Plata ssiamosrsah statioa Al
5 oelosa lssl alghi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
OMAHA STREET CARS
ritp UP ~ srntKf

Omaha, Nsb. Dec 5-~rhs strike "
street railway employees s,ill has the
street railway of orlssa and Council
Bluffs completely tied up. Union
leaders said the strike ~iIi soasinss
until their demands for union reeos.
milton are granted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
RED TERRORIST REvO.
LUTON UNDER THE
LEADERSHIP or DIR
LIEBKNEcHT sCHD
uI.ED To BREAK OUT
IN BERLIN rIRDAy
NIGHT, GERMAN CAP
ITAL AT MERCY OF
MARAUDERS
MACHINE u q fsr
BULLETIN

Copenhagen. Dec a Marhin
gitHa ware uasd IN suppre#asn
food riots In Cologne on Tuesday
according 10 raporta received here
Several stores In different part
Of the city were plundersd Thars
were number II csaualtleN tn The
ranks Of the demonstrants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
Sight of YdnkS on
German Soil Stun
EatherIand Huns
Garter Glass of
Virginia Slated
For Treasurer

~asn,rsso@. oeN S--sspsessn-
tassNs Garter Class ot Nsr0iwsa.
wss rerntnsssc ,ecsy ~ rrss''
cert wilser te be seerstary of
the treasury. &c take tAs place 81
Seeretar, AoAeoe, re~ieree. A
ssrsxser Sf raglrosds nss rot yet
been n8rasd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

fss~ yofs, Dec s-~rh~ as.tlsF
sranspofs ofss, ~ish l,tg2 American
tfoops sbosrs. arrived hsrs today from
ti~srpoot shs 10 the fourth trans
pert TO bring returning sold'ss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Near Glencoe. Brakeman Haff went
q the rear end ~ the las, coach so
isx llsh on The plsitoFm. snd while
bending over. the negro. who has
managed 10 reach the platform, struck
and showed Huff og fthe train which
was running 81 shout 81 miles An
hour HUFF lig on hi head and ~as
knocked scnselrss when he rvcov
erred consciousness lhe train was out
of sight. and hr was badly bruised.
aud HE face wss illled wiih gravel
and hi scalp severely cui
He managed 10 reach a far house
ard was taken 10 town. and sent hses
10 this city h required sixteen stitches
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Don DsrWln has recovered from an
attack OF The IN
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wNN1 m.n.

IN lhs chateau rhleiry sector Gen
eral rersaine in shown Ia ihis photo
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
rss WEATHER.

New Orleans. Dec 5--Tonishl ansl
81 lday fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05
BRAKEMAN HUFF WENT
OVER THE TOP"
Negro Hoboe Takes Advantage of
Well Known Railroader Who
Runs on fogsrtys
Special

Brakeman HUT who runs oui n
sais clly over lhc Eastetn Oklahoma
on ihe "Fogary passenger. had =
wifrd experience nn hif run ihn fret
q lhis wees We found negrn hohn
fiaine the RODS, AND dltches him a.
sasi l.ake Somehow ihe hnho man
AGED again 70 make the rain 10 the
darkness, unobserycd by any of the
crew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-05

Lima. peru. Dse I a. - fsports
rhat PERU has asked American hsak
srs fer iaan 81 tueg iuu aall. %
approximately g. $50 p8o
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-01

Petrograd, March Due to the resistance of Russian revolutionary forces, the German offensive and in- vasion of Russia has been stopped, according to an official communique issued today by Bolsheviki off cials.. Russian volunteers have made a united stand against the enemy, and are prepared to give battle at any time.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-01

 DEFENDS
 GARFIELD

Wdshin., ton, March l. - In de- fendlrg federal fuel administrator Garfield today, Representative Rainey told the House of Repre- sentatives the fuel situation was so serious about January 15 as to threaten disaster to the Allied cause. American communications with Frarce were absolutely de- stroyed at that time, he told members of the House, and the drastic fuel order of Garfield was absolutely necessity in order to get snius moving again to France.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-01
JAP AMBASSADOR STILL THERI
AMERICANS HAVE LEFT

Washington. March 1..-The gov ernment late today announced of Slcial advices had been received from Petrograd stating that Am OasSador Francis and his entire staff, the American consulate, the military mission, and Red Cross rep reseatatives left Petrograd for Vol ogda by railroad Wednesday. Feb ruary 2T.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-01
THREE KILLED NINE WOUNDED

American Army in France, March IA German shell today fell onto an Amercian ammunition train, kill ing two soldiers and wounding four.
 Amerlcan lines were also shelled by enemy forces, resulting In one Yankee being killed and five wound ed. t.r .-T
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-01
RETR|bUT|ON fOR FIRING GAS
 SHELLS
Many US. Soldiers Suffer From
 Fumes

American Army in France, March Swift retribution has fallen up on German batteries which bom- parded American trenches north west of Foul with gas shells, many of the German high power guns be- ing destroyed by the accurate shoot ing of Americas 75s.
 seven Americans today died from effects of the enemy's gas.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-01
TEUTONS OFFER RUMANIA
 PEACE

Amsterdam, March 1.-TeuFons have informed Rumania she can have peace by ceding portion of Dobrudja to Bulgaria, and giving Germany and Austria economic pref erenca. Rumania's grain and food supplies must first be offered for sale the Central Powres.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-01
FAVORS JAO ACTION
 IN EAST

Or. London, March 1.-Great Britain favors Japanese occupancy of Si- berip for ebtter protection of the Far East. Great Britain is ap- prehensive lest German submarines and airplanes establish bases in tn east and operate from Vladi- Yostok.