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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
PEACE DELEGATES HOPE TO
EMO DUTIES BY MARCH
Only Cause For Delay Seen l. In
Failure Of Germany To Estab-
liah Stable and Respon.
nble GoYernment AZ

rars. Jan 50 lfsseus afunFs
mesis arc lh-i "a" pease eonferenee
vlil hnld sessions on Tuesday We'd
uss1as fharsasY SOD ffldaY VI saft
eoeA. ana hlrh aaihnuif stated issf
nghi fhai aii nsfs safb Nors tuam
be xoi ihfuarh n ilmt 20 ailee ~ ihe
LANAI afe ol fas ia.at. tnrafF ln Mar,h
pfos lded fhe eieeaen ia nermans
should RESULT la Zoe formation -
stable and tppNa sie Fpfrfnmsni
sash lnlufma l.oa aa has reached epf
tain sell InfHfmeB quarters lefa
aDiala iD ihs probability of ihf friHrH
cf b0ufafoia'a anl maianiY sntaHt
cAndldafra inaafflfls.f nambsfa fo ln
aafe ihs creation of sif0as snd mnd
efsie F0sefnmsnf THE = lhs huI's
oa rhfth aoms 0f fhf alllrd daisgatss
81 Inc rsfis conference hass fha pfs
dlellou ~ enc possible sisnaiafs ~
peace in Narh
th"t+ "HH FffHtHWH NH.H W.
~oaid noi nessssaflg msaa ftal ail
questions ~Ilh ehlsh me rsfs toH
ference has 10 deal sili have been -
tied b. them The piau aiDns saitt
the isrls confs feuce all 4uh f fa
Gefman eleisions fer "a 90 y ls hn's.a
all BE- 20 a.iefmine the essential
points 81 ~. reste ifsAly aud 60 Il
do~n certain bread srusfal aefal
lions whieb sili govern M esfklnE
oul - s0eh details - theirs msy uoi
have been iluie 70 seftie ~ ihslf -
tireiY DeiiHlfailOut of certain dls
pui.-s froniisrs. Toe inetancs. tDlshi
s'sy ~sli BE- carried cur ~ commits
sions specially appoihied lor ihsi per.
PCS" along the lines ~ Tho principles
established by the treaty o. peace
= T. evident fhai tiis plan can ouly
b suees@sfuiiy ganied ost Il Il 81
Ihoroaghiy veil una r.sood by polsl
bic recaiciiranfs thai the xreaf pos
10 siii tAks nse4sarss % $50 fhsf fhs
isclslon embodied Va TIE peace treaty
are accepted b. sIi concerned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
CHIHUAHUA IS
UNSAFE FOR rANEs

Ei rsfo IsK. Jan .f- Chihua hua
slate 30. saff.e'sntiy resesfal 10
rsrn.i ssnersl reirn - Americsu
and otAer ioreign prnirrff o~nefs.
s,coniirg to Governor Andrss ora
iie afs ihe fo@ns and cfl.es ars an
Or 10 control 81 fht m.Aiar, au-
ihoriiles ans are safe Tor forolgucrs
sua ihai districts where fhs home
s-arts ar orkanlsed -, aiso qa..t.
bui ihaf me unruariod disuicis are
unsafe Governor oriia Is herc y :
etuer-l Jssas Auru.sir cAstrv - ~
insI~- fIon ~ -..s border
p0rernof orrs annoanc.-l tAai Zoe
thfhuahua saie irasufy ~as onpf,
and th.t h.lis aegegsunz -ot-o pe-
go remained anpsla shsn b. iook
sharss at month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
GAMBLERS ARE FINED s25
AND COSTS BY DOlEs
Grand Larceny Charge Against
Pour Colored Men Prom Shiloh
Dismissed By Court
After Hearing

Ihr ioar cnlors,t men. John Me-
f.re~ William Penn. p.~sr Penn and
h1d nrsks $40 ~ef, brought from
saloh chsrrei viii Grand iscsny
ID couu~cion vim ne murehlng of
a returned soldier our ~ $500 Is 4
crap game here Wesnesdss uirhf
~fre araisred before Judge Bole
in a. oounfy coarf yesfsf8sy after
ro1r 4nl entered pirs ~ ru'fy e.
playing - a eanbilns rause. snd were
lined So and oesss Three ~ fne
defsudanis ns1e srranxsmenis fo
fag. saf ols % them ~llf hy Get fhe
raHf ln az c1ansy iaH
Tnr casrse of Erand Larceny was
ltesi. z.ift anf 49, q snissed. f
ietr saarn ihAf there ~as no csI-
esnr fo sus'a4n a. chsrre. ang "a.
ihs dsfeudaris uers guilty onis o, ths
zs1ablaE cha-Ke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
YOUNG MEMS LEAGUE Of
DEMO CLUBS To MEET
MeAlester l. Place OF Meeting For
Eighrh Annual Session Feb
ruary 22nd IL Date For
Women Suffrage

The s.Ehih auuusi snnttnfiou -
ne iounr Msus iarue - Demo
cratic Niuas ~ili he heid ~ Ns sAlesisf.
oAla or Fsbrasrs lsnd A new -
ef eano.rv ~iH bc shtfsd and fiaec
seleeied fof eha holine 80 ere nsAf
stnuAi oonstnrinn
Presided Mm ArmAlaaas hes
tuef an insNAfIau io ihe lAmooratte
ssmtH voters ~ ~ stale o. BE- on
aul A. tho ms.fas Arrangements
far fhr.r erfrriainmsni aft heina esf
fersVi i,i.orf, sre beiua maie 80
pfesura r.~caker ~ uatoaN prum
rsnse iof lAe olaa aaslua
4 l-eklnE of the advent ot nomeu
n oar Stale into lhe loauoAi arrna.
i'residsuf Aruieif,.aF ssld
Pr fhs nrsf flnrr in ihs hlsiar, of
Oklahoma ~onen ma, exercise the
f4i rEht - ihs ballot - "a. neat
cieeuon d is hoaed tiaf ln each
coaniy ~ fhe siAfs ihs ~omsn -
democrats fallh uill sti ioershsr. of
kan.ze aha send arIseat.. to DE eun
fsntlpn May 81 me women ~ho
lsNr iAkeu lead'ne psrts In ean1lns
on ear Nofk uow feiearei from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
MID-W|kTtn REUNION
WAS BIG SUCCESS
Ball At Temple Last Night Was
Even, OF Season Prom Social
Standpoint Many Soldiers
Took Degrees

Ihs mid wlnief feuninn 81 the
NaHssinfs gl,sei al iHo Temple la-i
nisht alta q hlers - -o,ial siois and
saesess lnii Afs mAnisht u VA
Hon pifh iae danos ga loy - un
rouf'ao8 and touih ana heaui, age
an1 dignity wed uHh iaa either "a
making the ,iosins buas oi The a.
union a. event hons q b. remembered
Naiie the dfess euii ~as 10 esi.
deufe and many bail Swans draptd
from snoea soaldsfs the hail vas
Informal Goof fellowship prevailed
and the business saii and ihe ,hafm.
ing travelling costume ioaehed olbowf
VITA ne spiks.iai ouai aHd dseousiis
hoii Fo~n and a|i pefs 81 Joyous A.
wedding bells
This mofning vltnessed ihr de-
~---s-aasssssaas.s 4es-s esae~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
sUN ss.iPs TO cARRN
ous soNs ROME

rars Jan ss-TAt movement 81
AmersoAn trools fron Frsnee 40 3,
sec-leratea - s-eee nonih -
naore iAro1eh tht 4ela.s1iton Sc tAe
ouAindsr cf ths srsAi GerA4n aisr-
shAni fiest tAkrn ossr - leAse - fhs
reosnt couferenoe ~ ihe slltl ant
Geru4a iatcrest.
TAe shigx nos In German tsrt,or
an IN ekcelient sontifson. eaamana
ton "a sho~u Chairman filfits
~ho Ee4dee ne Aaisi Sh.pisng mls-
slon. tee,srct Is TAe Saa oorrt
sFcuient TO-DAY tAsi fAs nsa netf
Al vastly .neresse .ruo ssh|p oapas-
~ ant harry -rm dcmohiUraf.ou.
ssace frarn ne lneresse in fhe fo,-i
delivered e sAe esaffsi f-1~srs
pos~esxon x these skig &. ten-
porzry onis. the ioase - irIur sf fhs
conciusion % ihs armisfic.. hl feel
sng Is general thaf To- vessel, never
4sain ~1a sal under ihs s.,finaa flsg
'Ther ultimate a. .osltnr fl 20 ~
determined ~ fA- peaet cuunc.i
~hicA unco-bsedly r.a holi them Is
pars rasmeai of thv ~sr lnsi,mnis
Some~hat iess than se tons are
,nsciv~c. g-rt steam and l.ars saii.ns
vr~-els The mosf nportanf IS fhs
imfer1f0r. sister Sal - fAs L.sia
IAN
Aoonrdlng 20 NJ HarisY ,he CT.
mans sre wtiAng fo lsr' ~lfh 80.
rczzius q tAeir ms'ehari marine. f
assured c1utinaoas fnci slp.ay.|
.hica i via necest.fy e fAn a.
tea. The arogrsm i % deliver io.,l
eargoss 20 C~rusn pars ant then
refurn ioaded ~iih AmsficAn tro1ps.
thoasants % whom are reafy Is sm
bsrk - sooa a. icun e. shal D. ifo-
r1ed. Lffie oserbauHrs s ut~
AR. a. none q tn-se vessels ~as
clsrlAotie1 - sere ~ uarshps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
NORTH STATE TOWN GIVES
RE TURNED NURSE WELCOME

pnuea DHF Ian e. Fuafa 1Hy
gave pahi't retsptsps iasf ulxh' 20
Nlss uH4fra iisssl.y Hei Croas
aafse @ha has bssn 90 isty n Francs
sines early .u 1919 Ms tissdisy,
asas 4fef ~ e. q itea1isy. fstarnsi
ias sseaaas ana ~as msl A. lhe sia
iso - ssaf'y SO psepls. iaslsdink
nearly f9o retained solaisrs
The crowd adloufner % me uaanl.
flpai sadiisram where aadressas q
Neie4n~ esfs slfsa Nis- lisadiey
usds : s0eft isis "a ne yvef there.
q 80 probably she aoisest efe~a
ever sssembiea here bsssaso of ths
f.fi that Mis- Headley wsa he only
narss from ! ~ seetian overseas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24

Daring ihs eaf Dr Reufzau ~ her
in. was siaiioned in copenhaxen end
ffom fheff sondafird proparan,ia
cam san nr nrufrau lelay has ~
office 10 lhe NahelmHrasse. Prors-
ssnta sart la sii hla task
There are many ln Amor|cs ph0
ALI rememhef suats gentleman
nsmea pr Ahfsna D. was Son Bern
siorffs rahi hsni man ln iot ~
pnos@Fauda uort Dc TODAY has an
afio. 10 wilhelm Hfasse 10 fhe same
luiidlns ~ Renieau He j. siHl
engaged IN pniiia rania. and his fria
81 nu the American mInd hs has
chstFe - proaa .anda among ~ AM
,fhcan soldiers .n fapof Germany
There - another official who hat
charrs - nrog'arAnda among che
French roldiers .n oceuuei Germany
OBe naturally nss hos ihla prula
rsnda works. AMI fhai hrlns ~ back
- fhe ifiie difference between me
douRhbol and the po.ia ahIsh ~
themselves have aaonnird - nnih
ina buf which famed ~ ihe eefmans
ere today y different proportions.
~play W To- Arneresns
TIE German mind aiwsys has De'n
olsn % prDpaEandista Along came
ihe rsairlns Germany army The -
noors pr.sehsa nishi sra day 20 The
Germans 10 be floaaaDs - fhr an
erfaua They must toii ~ Amer
cans ma AmeriI. son she ~sr rhsy
must tell ne Amencsns that Wilson
avs The zresisef man IN me world
They must -play ap- 70 tbc Amer
cans
AMI. a. q wss fbelrs noi - reason
why. IN German psopie hers4boair
di1 - shey were told The ldea -
fhe rDsernmenf iropsTandisss was
Ihai Amersea's iDfloenoe 81 m psaoe
1ould pull them oai ~ tn
boie into ~hich fssey bad got
50 from tn d4y u the Americans
arrival IN Germany the Germans have
BEN ssbserviensly kind 10 them N0s
hrmsa nature Is human nature the
sorid over The Americans found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
Million Pi,2pLe
Will Pay Income
Tax this Year


~stsf kss fserns 49, ~s~s esss
sess feers tNls sits sns 49, 49,
essn fsportes sassss n.sss0s tsat
49, ~eess ehssasrsrn Nss Ns.s rse
~ SO tsiis esesfs - ens - 80
sist~ss - ths 49, frssn o. lske~,a
= ~, -assN siiss - ressns lsttsfs
e 30 pafsNts "a aua ars Y
fseses. Auf ws.t csnses asse.s
dates "a lsts "a osesehef -
sevedsnsil ,sstify
~aitsf ~Ne ~as ens % SO bsst
snesn Yesna ~,sn ssess tss~ hsrs
~rwss - tnat tsss sest ~ nas es.r
- iNs Hosess fur ioes sisss hui
hss bssr retufrsa a. ~ tas~panr
A~a seAs ~ ~ ,ns esss - sssth
ssls r,srs esssets sna rsistsss srs
exsrieysa e~sf tns ss~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
fisOT /kl - HII.D
~ WAR 1iO>I ,.i

Base lar 22-Lecn T~o,sty. TIE
sesres4s r,la,s.-~ - va srs marine
80 rof escape fro-r ss~ss af,es fhe
c><es' e tie boishevis;s - TIE
Estreris~s ~ Sss tsser p,sorsr.
sccorcirs - sispstrses received n~r.
fro-- Lisss. ts~iees f~o-n ,hs ssrn-
sosrr-s s.s,s tat. o~ins % the ls-
tsrssntio- - rs,rssh troops N ssr.h.
go Essnoris ard Lisoria. TIE csur.r,
hss b.en oo~pi>tsiy eelsreo os rot
sressff fo~res.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
State s0LON SAYS PEACE
OFFICERS SELL BOOZE
Senator Snyder. II Effort To Curb
Police and shxr1ffs In D1-
poEns' Of Booze. Intro
duces Drastic Measure

Car i - po~sltis 49, ofncers O.
- a.. sworn - erscid fhe - Anc
- srrrsf a. an sioistn-s. really cau-
trlbst~ % 80 violztlonxr
That = m chzr<s nIzde ~ as Os-
i.hozz cDsrfF nezher = ~ lerisla :
rsr~ % - nr-or o. ~ sr-afe r-s-
fsrtsy sve-anr
Ne-ab>-s % - Osan0r.a rsv 80
- 1esz-z-af hzrs kean t.o.yf isxr a.
1a-fl-ztet skisky. 3 rsa chsrxed ~
- sizss sen<<s yesterday ~ senstor
Wsrr.a = sry6er
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
SIM t>l o. NINE IN
isHNI tiiifi. ti\tU

"a 'ahoma tsY. Jan "a The kIna
aess g 4 Riohsrd Carahsfi. president
"a fhe Csfhsr Motor cnmpuny Is
ssna.ue case oi sire Is ~ frisn8
Nhist Nleho.t oosf Am sl.e a. tas
adeFai coar s,acrdas aiierao-an
'arhari Aesaea guiii, to fhe charre
* tsoAt A. fhe Reed amsutmsni
The w1ne. BY iae Way never r., = ne
caisf ~ao kne~ nofhlug o, ne in.
tcn1cd SIT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
REPORT or HOUSES DEATH
BRINGS HUN Eul0GY
Former German Ambassador Won
bernsicrff Calls Texan An
Honest raoifist Who Was
Willing To Fight

lenaen Jan q, rhe London
fimes. in Publishing lhe anfsunasi
report of ,olonsi ilrasos dsala and =
Summary = ,ou nsfn.ierf. appres,a
i'Hn ei tim - circulated fhfoash th.
usrmse ~ifelru stations sa,s ths
ne@s all Interest euiouei iioass In
faf's And oiasn sha kno~ ,omesslns
= kon nensfofffs osreef
lhs ae,oani AZ sens oui from n.r
ln folloet
asftu wa topenhasrni Ian 10
fhr 1aFehlau Publishing an appfe.i.
aliaH y folonel liauss D, sa Amhaa
ssauf tou lieHnrlufff she : PERSONAL,
aequainie-i ~iih ihe Colonel says h.
~As iae eaes and ears ~ President
Nllson sud ilernsiofg Ane~ through
.. n~n experience ha~ ~oll rolonal
hoars kspi President WILSON inform
- uu lhe tuupoan Situation Even
hn nwi ifp 10 lleflin was undertaken
"a tee Interest ~ peace a. nernsiortf
san l.siif, ffem personal converse
iian wilh Colonel liouse IN The sin
Ter 81 1919 and islg wwu President
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
Troop Movement
HOnlepQrd Aided
By Hun Ships
Boy---Mafches,
FIre--The Same
Old, Old Story

TIE seueesNanen e a s~.sli %, sns
hes - wnstsh<s startss fsrt -
= barr. Satin ara sAnsss. thss
-fce~iac. ~h,ee ~es eutcsiy estin
eS,sAec - tns fsre oepArtr,ent
~ a4ssags - arraunt g aryth.ae
~4s sore. tst tNe rsorai - tns
ssory rerassrs Onioaosd a0ns. Arc
s~,&l boss ~atn n,Atches aes ;
ceaals eouaoipatee. as sno0ie bs
shsnrec a. noes ., sea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
elC sun oFFrsso
zoo wsItARo fiosr

Nashs .e f~sa 1an n Nnneanes
u~ng ~aa msfs le isf thAi issat
ashirus club Aaa utfsrsd isss wl
lard hsas, Seish, shampisa g. 900
~ his ahare h,f paeiusea sifhi
t,sand eshihillan e'9l hsfs Afs ln ahs
liulns 9Th Jask lAmi.sff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24

--ir'stssror,- -,ta caey osiys a.
,ne rsiisr sttrae; e. ore~ : isree
erc~- e tee ops-a no.se YESTERDAY
ss.e--ocr sns s'ss ixsf rtsnt -.
~o-oerfsi p-etspsy ~,l bs s.en
agar toeisnt n ~H % ysgr iass
e.snee 70 see u Tee sssor,s Ten
Sc s-ossrs re p.efsrs ts coshris
tnst st~> az oce q f-e wan -.
trscsions co. tie s.st'ra -e-o<rs
TIE hsns essee, YESTERDAY sftsrrssr
~ss rss eeso srs issrs ~<rs .s~
ssseess isst rsprt - accent q -
rs-se-srs - issss. -; -, -. ~.
pi5ss-e ~aH - alssn efts a. tns
tiss fsrs effects Nss ~tu -lss .
soo1 .rs~s = -. ~iss -irszfssstor-
to~7-s a. tns orers hosse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
TftiisgIaE u ttk. FRuE<D
~ kiIsER. u sBBrD

Psr1E. Jsn 3f-genersf Kyar1As
22Amvs1 Pashz. Wbo is eais TO have
1een ress.o1ns be 90 rnzsaarres q
Srseks and Armezisns. has been ar
re.tsc scuo-cinr - . rep0r- rec-syes
$50 sro-n conss.nf rsogae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
Huns Sowing DiScOrd Between Armies

Coblenr Jan "a -.ifrman pn,paEan
es sAfafie and sabfii conducted. s,
ir,ins 20 ian toward fame Hfl
spsrks * dIffersnuss between ths
Frtnoa ani American soidIere 81 .,
erue1 territory.
Ihe German pan today = 10 drive
> wedge tcfeesn fhe Truch End "a,
Aiierlo4as There = nol -, sHrhi
80 dosnf fh4i Their. = een orzan-
iz~i amps 50 ior ths end
The nm S npt uuly To- an-f tae
DECISIONS q ne *4ee eonisr,nce. h4t
aiso 81 bls9sl sim 70 drive f.r
nansuf estFs between ihe fso r.
ficns
y one sesks ~ p aeon o. fhs b.
may tau - Mar al Fozh = qa,.i.ou
asked - -. Amsr.ean var rerrt
sponl~nia fbs ss.4 a. - phs could
s4y thaf lu is~ years Germany
~oaid noi ~ - crash F~nce TIE
Marsha rtuarked fhaf Amerioa ~.
iar seay
Wants 40 poilss Il osos
Exos = ~ ~ 'nfiueuce 81 fhls con
fluaed German PROPAGANDA E rouid
B. sey diffcllf - eapIaln lsei xhy
soldiers sbo for six munfhs foaThf
sl8s b. side are nos f1-s.ng 81 one
anoth.r
Ncfher pofia nor ioarissoy ~ezns
abe 10 teii la,i aAy b. ~ - easily
snaoycd - fbr ofher The poilu
-ssm4 ansbie - isii iasi why h. osien
does NJ r.-lsf ne temptation 70 ask
sn AsD-rban. ngw fhaf N ssf -
Over. ~ ~ does Sot - boms. And
shs doarhboy does act iAke fhs irOu-
hle 70 snzlszs ths rs4son why BE- s0~
r.usiimes ss~zks harshiy 70 the
iois ~hosn b. admired 70 nseh III
hghtinx esys
Ths Germans are iryinE 20 rui
r-ore fh2s se9p miles - ooean BE-
irs@I Frzncs and Auerso.. Th~y arr
tryinx - make ~ Anlericsn soldisrs
2nfi -Frtneh l.rgT1sandl~fs Ehen they
~ bone. - fh4t = var ever Stared
again b~i~een France and Germany
so1i1 10 ynmp 20 tbe aid q
~ pr-sent aiiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
IMPERAroR AND OTHERS
TIED UP IN ENEMY HAR
BoRs. WILL TAKE rood
EAST AND SOLDIERS WEST
BY LATE AGREEM ENr
WILSON TO SAIL FOR
HOME FEBRUARY 18TH.


se~ sers. ssr e<-eressoert 49,
sor -sii e~oe2eiy leave snest Frsree
- sse orlssc States - tie sts@sn
ss.s ceo~s< ~ssn.rssoe &eoss Fee
r@>rs - rrs . tre sraerstsrosrs
81 efsserrs - tne tra-spers ~Aich ~.
Ftsec hers snc ~NsSs ~sii rst.rr
~stntr Fee asss - -snas tNs ses
sei "a, o< ss tee uspossl - tee pre-
sc~rt - Fseresry fA-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24

ihe Gasnans well behaved aud a.
anlesoeni and ihey adopted pelicl
af moderation ana sore easY ~ith the
Nermans
ufrn ne aoafhbof ~lhgil beai
.ua ia nfnd The things fhe oefmana
hsd done and ihe g.rman without
reeanl to governmental ~ishei sol
% iaikinf inssihsf afei zach de. .idsd
fnai abe other vas ua' such a bad
falloR sner al Some a0aKhhof would
caseh fat emile of pretty German
Flfi ANA aorEasf ha enemy that ~,
ulag after eulper
camArassrie Develops
The American soldiers hsre arr for
me most aar those shp slid ihe moai
fighting This means ihey had betn
for several months ln tlre mud ami
fnh ~ devastated ffanfe rhsn
'hs, rrafhed M Rhlneand soi Dood
beJa iu sloep n. had a rather oaay
time and decided ih.t Germany was
noi suoh = bad alafe after al This
means in sh0rf that some siishi
feeling ~ camarsaefis has Hruwn 90
b. ~ aud there between American sol-
def. and German ciilssns
Yei ii Is iasi ihss humane ehafas
ftr ~ H. American douxbboy thai
has been seized apon ~ he German
rropagahdisis ~ further their oNn
snda IA
Does Farm 10 brnesies
The Defmana ieii the French that
Anerlcs n FolnT 20 save Germany
from ne Frcnch - ~ l-naca ocnf"r.
enee One story is hat prczsaeul
Wilson vili not approve = Frnncr
sefglng back Alsaos Lorraine. To use
slang. ihsi geia ne f'renstsnana goat
Tel ma - a hixh Fr~uch off, lal
End II makes 30 ianprsw-ion. Toll is
70 the polia ard s. does harm 10 Am
erica. ssI
NAny Amsflssns believe tba. fhs
lasi Ereet NAr hss leeu fought. Lui
fhe French soldier dos rot thlnk
that. nor dos the German Marsha
Foch me ofher day spike Of pre-
parng aeainsi another var.
fCentnusf % rass SIR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24

Madrid. Iar 24-f~s niensrchy has
been rroelslnsd n Lisbon. ths por.
,ssssss, espltsi. seearsses - . tsls.
arsu received hers from Valencia, 90
ire Portuguese border.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
INcC AZ DRIVE MAS BEGUN !.
III WILL REAcH NEARLY
EVERY WORKING NAN AND
WOMAN MERCHANT. SHOP
KErrER AND EVEN TINE
rARMER MUST Dfo UP ~
nv DERIVES AN INCOME
q = AGENTS TO OTTER
COUNCIL FREE

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90 ase.as ias Aft Hs ials i astsf
eaf eallrtaf ~ imsfual sos aae
ftsaaa " Mfea ss yesterday
stsismsaf n ~hrs ha aaslsaa q -
aenafflsa feFssn eae aaflaa lae
ssne per.ai safned aoe 81 assf 60
shafpsa aI. pea.H aaa nsafs shsss
So sispas
9f aHss safa hai ia Washlas'sa
iae apVlea ffetsiI. sha, nofs thae a
ntan' arepla sW ass. - pay "a.
teHa iases aaFlus fhv eaftsat yasr
lren ihsis ipls sarnpe ~p' oaly
alt tae trades lbs uiile fslinvs
snake atraf psefis = fsis tAan iAey
etsf maas hefsfe hut wsse ssfnelt
5, fs hun1fsss - faaasaata eut
themselves laio iss lgsoms fAs pa.
ias la.s
40 slsns lnaltsIs fhsi lhe larpWs
iss tals feAf ~ill res,a hsaflf sssfv
snfk'ns mae aal ~on.an ant aeaFiy
efeff mef,Hani snepk sepsf saa farm.
u NH.s sai rsot AZ ein hass
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fsr ftafs 'aaema
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ia IOAafeas brat NJ stiles d, a8s
eaIilas nf rs p.ssaAs be- BIZ slate
mrni ae says ihai ehan fhs ne~ hIli
he,emat B. = hs sli sass the b 10
pg falafn lerms Alslf taied lafuath
uat tis alsife ana aysrreus ~n' be
iafefNVi nf ~ sale ensa ias .~pfu
fefufNa a4asl se fNar
suss vslla ~hst 70 t.esss
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'iaismsaf s simply 10 Earn tha pso
plt ehai is sspsel ana o. ssa' tan
tarm asaiasf pafiiaF aff stiguiaiiaa
tttf n.uHet aafH iae 49, mlnuis
ia.enss San 5. ls aslsfmlaat nov
bette, lhan ArY oihsf ilm@ AnF man
etH .au iaH in nnnih TREAS nos
tHaf Es ssrnnfs ~rrr 'aI fssr ~a
nsHfs onf ths ts egsl s 'hls uma
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oeue 'sf ~ SCI Hfai Az
a. sni fsafs eal ias amaHais flshs
nu- iaa aiaasa can hs fliisd a
properly a. saen aa isel tfs fseslved.
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ihfoush ne disffift ana aaFe ihsn
AID cas- asfem ia tas preparation af
thu|f fetafns
~hst rns fss psysss Muss o.
tlafs AGE mo fhIau uf Miles. ln
bis stsismeni leas each as payer hr
musi A.
'tarefaln accurately his rross ln.
f9ata fe0m All ,aafess salary ~
ssfs nelaaiae ay.fi.mr pay AMI aar
honas - eiYef as sdsHnasl eampsn
ssiioa a maffr.i D. ua aaflas ehili
80 eHfef is aha sfs safa' a. p lii
! .u3e lhs earnings oi aH.. ,sillrsu.
~ ae tah say property q 3 pf ca.
.he tsin mast - faiapaffs ana iai nid
.....s..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24

rttsoa Nummiaeun Nrei VIA ihs
mfrnss isi g. hope " nelhs Ihe fsai
81 na 20 meet and loAsf f,s fuf
eEka and batter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-24
IO|OIS CAST BALLOTS IN
bAvAR|AN ELECTION

Tha lianuf Jan "a ths uemmln
49, ketung fppsffa iAe fHiieelhs ear
insiis W lhs iiatsraA Nlsf flsslIHrs
la M heaui|fli siliaar nl lha
iash. b. sn aatmm hf ldlnfs Dun
fmeici hY lhr ffaH0fNen uune 40
~, population astenl#hmeai tha
p.Isuis ln Ihs sashAshasnis wslt
faken "a iuinng hanih hf me mans
a. resotd thsH solsa Ihe A,A lal
ucmnafaiit pafit has nnifrea r4a
ttsf aaalnHi ihIa pruteiuft
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

=
farmers form rganixation to help
shorten the route from producer to.
consumer in ths things we raise and
cut out the nSsdlesss ,niddle-man in
thugs that we buy !! Ref. to Mr.. AK
tell.
No. 2. Should children be given an
allowance Ref. to Mr.. Doty.
a Visitors present who helped to make
the day more pleasant and profitable
were: Mrs. Van Luvan, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Latta, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jasen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hammenoevr and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Inship, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gowens and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Price and son. a
Roll Call. Club adjourned to meet
with Mr.. and Mrs, Currie, second Sat-
urday in June.
Ramona Anterior, Pres.
Mrs. Kirkland, Sec.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

SHOOTS SELF AFTER RECEPTION
Mrs. Olive Hubby Of Omaha Meets
Former Husband, Tries Suicide.
a fter meeting her divorced soldier
husband on the dance floor at the
auditorium Tuesday evening, May 81,
Mrs. Oliver Hubby, 24O9 Capitol Az
enue, Omaha. walked with him to in
front Of the M. E. Rohrer home, 244
Vine street, and shot herself three
times with SO calibre revolver. The
bullets were directed at her breast,
but did not result in death. Mr.. Kub-
by walked with his former wife to the
police station, where DIR. Donald
Macrae was called and ordered her
removed to the Jennie Edmundson
Memorial hospital for treatment.
There is was stated Wednesday mron-
ing the outcome Of the shooting was
in doubt, although it was thought she
would recover. Hubby was not held
by the police.
Domestic treyble with het former
husband is thought to have prompted
Mrs. Hubby to attempt suicide. Dur
ing the dancing at the auditorium
celebration she met Mr.. Hubby, when
the couple went out for walk to talk
over their troubles, resulting in her
attempt to end her life. Mrs. Hubby
is about 81 years old, and formerly
lived at Missouri Valley. Her name
prior to her marriage was Spencer.