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Problema cea mai grea de re-
'Zolvat este cum am putea ca ST
demobilizam pc spceulatori.
Won Hindenburg facut de-
.claratie solemna 81 a spus gu
toata cinstea lui de Teuton. el
judecarca Kaiserului numai scor
moltrea unei uri care va tinea
pentru totdeauna. Tribunalele
in fiecare ri risca ,.scormOnirea
urei'' cind condamnA pc crilnl-
nall, 81 tot nu Sc prapadeste lu-
mea.
Partea cea mai rea care rezui-
ia din multele greve lucrato-
.rilOr de Ia tramvaic este ca pre-
tul ghetelor atit de mare. 81 o.
multi find slit Sc umble asa mutt
= produce profit speculatorii de
ohete.
Tn ziar American ridicat o.
biectii contra practicei de a I'LL
mi pc speculatori Iuda, pentru
cd. zice, Iuda a avut eel putin elm
stea de a Sc spinzura, pc cind spe-
culatorii sunt departe de acest
gInd Aprobam 81 moi aceas;a
parere.
Z Diplomatul englez care de-
clarat acrm de curfnd cd prohi-
bitia e un lucru imposibil in
Anglia, ar face Ibine daca S ar
uita putin peste ziarele America
ne de acum zece AM.
Pc semne Romfnii de aceia nj
Sc supun ordinelor date de con
siliul suprem. fiindca au reali-
Eat ca sc face dreptate numai
acelora earl sunt destul de pu-
.ternici ca sa-si asigure drepta-
tea.
Nestile de All ne spun ca Ro-
mini parasesc Budapesta, de al
t;i parte sosesc stiri cd consili-
u suprem, care a TRIMS atitea
ultimate Rominiei ca sa-si re-
traga ,trupele, a TRIMS alt ul-
timat prin care cere Rominilor
sd stea in capitala Ungariei, lie
unde nu. anarchia Isl va intinde
ghiarele asupra rasci lui Arpad.
Acum Dumnezeu Sc mai 1ntelea-
gil ce vrea acest consiliu: cind
Rominii erau in Budapesta cerea
ca sd iasa afara. lar acum c1nl
pleaca de acolo. Ger ca sd rami-
na pc loc
Mise cOmunica ca sapte bar
bait 81 femeie dim ,,Trustul
Pungasilor'' din Toledo sunt de-
tinuti de polite, oare vor fl a
cestia pedepsiti pentru ca au
calcat legea trusturilor. incer-
cind ca sd elimineze concurenta
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|NF0RMAT|UN|
Bomba pusa sub un tramvai.

Bomba pusa sub un tramvai. =
Louisville, KY. O bomba
fost pusa pc linia de tramvaie
care asexplodat cind un tramyai
a trecut peste ea. Carul .fost in
parte farimat, conductorul 81 80
de pasageri au fost raniti.
Sc crede cd grevistii au pus
bOmba.
Masuri luate contra gripei spa
Mole. Cleveland. - De la re-
sortul higienei "a recomandat ca
Idaca serul pc care medicul gene
raj al armatei- Statelor Unite, la
imbunatatit. 81 daca a trecut din
stagiul experimental, Sc fie i'm
partit pentru vacinare gratuita
contra grijei spaniole.
1. II . -
Speculatorii Gu peste. - Cleve-
land. - Prosecutorul judetian a.
re dovezi cd vinzatorii de peste
au facnt un profit de 200 procen-
te, aceste dovezi vor fl submise
juratilor spre deliberare.
Reinceperea lucrului in minele
de IL Scranton. - Scranton.
Minele companiilor Delaware 81
Hudson, din aceasta vecinatate
au fost redeschise cind eel 14,O00
de lucratori, care au esit in greva
lacum o saptamina, s'au intors la
lncru. Lucratorii asteapta decisia
'Comitetului pentru Conciliare in
'miinile caruia s'a pns plingerile
Tor.
0reva din Marseilles sfirSit4. -
Marseilles. Greva lucratorilor
din docurile porturilor Marsei-
y Z
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cu care lacaz de nsxoiss a Oyeasca il s
Ar & mai cumnte daca cauza nnnit6 ssr s. &
q asata Ega Natinnilor "a AZ ii facx datoI. D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-19

larii situatiei, care fost apro-
bata de consiliul suprem. Ea va
raminea in forta pima cfnd dele
GATH Statelor Unite vor avea O.
porutnitatea ca Sc trateZe in
treaga chestie cind va veni in
discutie tratatul Gu Turcia.
Conferinta pacii cere Rominiei
mentine ordinea in Ungaria.
- Paris. - Conferinta de pace
nu a cerut ca RomInia sd pa
raseasca, GU toate fortele, I'm
garia de fapt, consiliul suprem
cerut Rominiei ca Sc lasa in
urma forte suficiente ca Sc tina
ordinea, pima cind Ungaria va
Stabili un oare care fel de apa-
rare. ca Sc puma capat rascoalc-
lor 'bolseviste.
Conferinta de pace facut
clar ca Rom1nia va fl responsa-
bila de desordinele ce vor rezulta
in Budapesta 81 alte parti ale
Ungariei daca Rominia va refuza
ca sd ascnlte sfatul conferintei
ae lasa III III HFma q gardx sufil
cientt att III capitala, cit 81 in
imprejurimi, unde radicalii as
teapta oporunitatea de pune
NINA pc frinele guvcrnulru.
Estonia face pace Gu rosii. -
Stockholm. - Guvernul estoni-
an a acceptat oferta facuta de
catra guvernul sovietilor rusi de
a intra in negociatiuni de pace,
dupa cum spune un rapor TRIMS
din Reval.
Prima intilnire va avea loc la
Petchory, in apropiere de Pskov,
spune depesa.
Colera in Korea. Toxic. =
Depese speciale primite aici din
Secul, Korea, spun ca colera s'a
raspindit peste tot locul, numai
in Seoul NOR zilnic cite o suta
de insi. Depesa spnne ca s'a or
ganizat un comitet care Sc COM
bata boala
Trupele Americana nu vor pa
rasi Siberia. Washington. -
Ministrul Gle razboiu Baker a
spus astazi comitetului din game
ra deputatilor, insarcinat Gu afa-
cerile militare ca soldatii Ameri-
cani au serviciul nimai de a pazi
linia ferata din Siberia 81 nu. pot
fl retrasi din cauza ,.militara 81
motive umanitare. ,,Retragerea
acestor trupe, a spus Baker, va
lasa Siberia fara nici protec-
tie, gaia de cadea in ghiarale
anarchiei, a, varsarilor de singe,
evidente in locurile unde ajung
bolsevistii.
Asasinarea unei Americene. -
Neapol. = Politia arestat astazi
pc un tinar, care STA dat numele.
de Luxembourg, el. fost arestat
in conectie Gu eazul de asasinarc
in care fata de american a fost
victima, spun autoritatile.
Politia spune. ca prisonerul a.
marturisit Cd in anul 1902 a fu-.
git Gu D-soara Ellis, 0 fata de a.
merican care traia in Geneva, lar
MI multi dupa aceea ia luat via
ia.
Activitatils eriminalilnr cresc1
mereu. Chicago. Crimele in
Chicago Sc inmnltesc in fiecare ii
81 seful politiei Garaty 9 spus IN
yorbirea lui ii Clubul Electricia-
-
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0rsva din Marseilles sflrYitA. -
Marseilles. Greva lucratorilor
din docurile porturilor Marsei-
Hes 81 greva generala care q re-
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J, ii III ~ " 4aUt.e.s.i


zultat din aceasta a luat sfirsit
astazi, spun depesele primite din
acel oras.
Foch in cautarea copilului mort
in acest razboiu. - Paris. - Ma
resalul Foch a cerut acum de cu-
rind guvernului belgian ca Sc
faca -cercetari spre afla corpul
feciorului luti, care fost omorit
prin luna August anul 1914.
Maresalul Foch refuzat, ca Sc
mentioneze moartea feciorul,i. l,li
81 sunt foarte putini eel ce stiu
ca tinarul Foch fost omorit
la inceputul acestui razboiu.
Mi
Subtragerea de nitrogen din
,aer. Niagara Falls. Is Chimis-
itul J. c. Clancy, de la compania
de alcali Mathieson, a inventat
un nou process de subtras nitro
genul din aer de a face amonia.
Tn Department additional fost
cladit pentru manufacture ace
stui product. Inventatorul spus
ca el este capabil face zece to-
ne de amOnia pc III
Acordul Franco Englez in che
stia Siriei. Paris. - Premie-
rul Lloyd George 81 premierui
Clemenceau au avut O intreve-
dere satisfacatoare asupra ches-
tiei Siriei. S'a ajuns la intc-
legere temporara asupra regu-
larii situatiei, care a fost apro-
bata de consiliul suprem. Ea va
raminea in forta pima cfnd dele
GATH Statelor Unite vor avea O.
porutnitatea ca Sc trateZe in
treaga chestie cind va veni in
discutie tratatul GU Turcia.
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HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hun ared Dollsrs Re
ward for any case OF fa4arrh thar can.
not be cured BY Halls CafafrA Medi-
cine.
halls Cafarrh Medicine has beer
taken by eatarrh SUI. rsrs for the pas
Ihirty-tiye years, a. has become
known as the mes, reliable remedy 70.
catarrh. Halrs Cs.arrh Medicine
acts through the Bleos on he Mucous
surfaces, expellins iae Poison from
the Blod and hcallns b. diseased pog
tons
Afier you have taken HalFs Ca
iafrh Medicine for short time voc
viii see a great lmpf semeut IN your
general health sisrt taking Halls
catarrh Medicine a. nee ana get rie
OF eaIarrh. Send Tor testimonials
free.
y. J. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo. Ohio
Sold by all Drugs 'sis. CSC
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GRADING THE WORKERS

/ Social changes III Englans
traeeable directly 10 the wal
which are apparent in hroac
fergls are not more interesting
than some which are les prefen
tious IN dimensions. but leave IN
eisiye effects The .saapy state
men's inssie by men and women
prominent in The higher reaches oi
English society Of riffs in old
leustoms that were forecasting an
oncoming liberalism in the purely
social aspects Of national life. did
not deal with the lesser innoya.
fions. Some of these are Just be.
coming commonly known outside
Of Great Britain and none are
more interesting than that touch.
sag national rafioning. Neither,
- far as known. are any more
abrupt
While all the world knew that
Great Britain had a rationing
system probably few outside the
United Kingdom We're aware of
what constituted its operating
features. Late information is 10
the effect that the population was
divided into nine CLASSES, accord
ug TO work performed. and thai
ood supplies We're rationed &C.
eording 70 the requirements OF the
widely separated divisions Few
will hear without surprise that the
list is headed by manual workers
who held two ration books against
one by all Others. and that first
choice in quality ami quantity
went 10 this grade. The Govern.
ment frankly declared that It's
hopes We're based upon the eff.
cheney of the manual workers and
that physical fitness could be
best by liberal food sup
plies, even at the expense of 9th
ers. The size Of the ration fell off
aeutely after the manual workers
class was passed. with a narrowing
Of choice in the number Of food
available. The men and
women subjected 10 severe
physical eSertions We're fed with
a larger list Of eatables and
larger portion than"all others. tn,
white collar was receiving but
a relatively light ration in com
I'dri>on, tlIlS system. II ls under
stood, still prevails in England
and Is pr aably the most marked
y all the many changes that
,prang tom the war.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO
LEARN ABOUT TRACTORS
CONTINUED From Page one)

tContlnued From Page Onel
practical experience
Come prepared 10 ask questions
You are invited 10 put your problem.
up 10 the instructors and we assur,
sou taey will be in a position 10 be o.
elp. Il might be a good plan FOR yog
70 make a list OF the things you want
70 know about your tractor and have
them ready ~ the tractor school
Time may not permit snsweras Ar
the questions but they will be answer
Cd by correspondence or the into-ma
ton will he given YOU in the form Of
book Every possible effor, va be
made to give the tractor owners :ne
Information tha, will heip them
TIE company has prepared a book
cossring tue principles OF cons;rue.
'ion care and operation OF tractors
and all who attend the school will
receive copy Of this book free o.
charge Il deals with the points Of
discussion that viii be hrough. up AZ
the school and will be OF speCai ad-
% the men who attend ae
cause they can study IL after they
nave gone back home Authorities
say tat this book Is he bes, one on
tractors no~ in print
The tractor school vii be abso-
lrtely free to all who care to attend
There will BE- 10 fees or charges for
any Of The instruction All material
viii BE furnished free. There will be
nothing offered for sale AMI there
will be rs selling talks. The school S
conducted Iareiy for the benefit OF
hos interested in power farming II
YOU can no; attend. be sure and hare
tie man or boy attend VINO opsra.es
.our trsc.or.
Every o~sser Of a trsc.o or or engine
: invited % attend this school. Make
sour pans aow so lat you car spare
he tine - be at the school. Il will
= worth your while
Don Jorge; the date, Plan 20
one and learn more about tractors
IN dengines. The school opens
promptly ct a m.
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CAN |. BE
CUREDs" SAYS
THE SUFFERER

.ew often haze yor heard that ~
~ IRON the victims Of disease ps,-
aps ne disorder hss gone too far for
lsip. but oftea.r Il Is ,uss in ifs &C..
stages and the pairs and seha. a.. -.
.sturss hrst cr.es Tor Iero. 10 No.
sespai-. Find o the as. -,
aa1ure al the help yos an srs sbs
- .tpsy sca wita Leaith Look after
= kad' eys. Tie kianeys ..e - me-,
fSe' ked o-ssns II tle h.maa hofl,
!. when tkey sai. in heir wors -
''t.i-as and tArow.ng os the no,.oa
s assssi.y accuna,Atex in the sys-
-, tssts.rs -oes -rcnr GOID
cAb H1s.i@n VI c.n.uI.s ,x,.l
~ s'nsss i,ar.e5iste rt.lsf fro,, s;J-
~ and bladier TO 5ltc al t.seir ssr-
'1sa -Als1es.ts. fuey vii frc4 ro.-
eaf trcn lsi1 IN ssa-t ~r.,e- I'm. ~
ere ie ct GOLD srn.r. Loo. 70,
e Iars N every b.. IN ,trr. size.
ss.ra ss-ses Money refunded Il
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RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF AcH|MG JOINTS
Rub Soreness from joints and uuscles
with q small triL bottle Of old
81. Jacobs Iniuoot

Stop dosing Rheumatism.
Its pain only; not one case In 6fty
requires Internal treatment. Rub
soothing. penetrating ~St. Jacobs Lini-
ment" right on the -tender spot and
by the time you say Jack Robinson-
out comes the rheumatic pain. st.
Jacobs Liniment" is a harmless rheu-
matism cure which never disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin. II takes
pain. soreness and stiffness from ach-
ing Joints. muscles and bonsss stops
sciailca. lumhago. haekache. nearalgia.
Timber up Get so cent bottle OF
old-time. honest st. Jacobs Liniment"
from any drug store, and in moment
you'll be free from pains. schrs and
stiffness. Don't suffer - Rub rheumA-
flSm away
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Before using this preparation fof
cough or cold YOU may wish to know
what II has done fo- others Mrs o
Cook. Macon. III. g-ites. Il hav,
found 4 gives the Quickest relief o.
any cough remedy ! have ever used
Mr.. James A. Knott. Chillicoihe. Mo.
says "Chamberlain's Cough Remed,
cannot be beat for coughs and colds.
n. J, Moore. Oval. Pa. says Il hayt
used chamberlain's Cough Remedy or
several occasions when | wax suffer
ING with settled cold upon the chesl
and Il has always brought about Q
cure.
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0LD-TU0 COLD CUH-a
s DRINK Hox.TIAl

Cet small gaekaxe Of Hambure
Breast Tea a. my pharmacy. Take :
tablespoonful of shr tea. pat q cup of
boiling water upon Il, l.onr through .
sieve and drink teaeur ynll a. any
time during the day or before retiring.
II j. the most effective Way co break
cold and cure grin As II op~as the
pores of the skin. relieving congpafion.
Also loosens the bowels. thus brao1fns
up cold.
TRY il the next time you sufyer from
cold or the grip IL y inexpensive
AMI entirely vegetable. therefore ssfs
and harmless ss@
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lendon Jan GA notable success
has been ~cn against the eoisnesisl
~ Es.nonlsn troops operating 20 the
northess, Of Lake 9eipus. according
10 an Esthonian settlement receive
by wireless At Stockholm today ard
transmitted here. They nave taser
the town cf sarss. on the Resal- Pc
trosrad railway line together with a
laree number Of prisoners.
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pUNktN GOES WEST

J NJ Dunkin lefi today for Fuller
ton. Cal, to ylsit his only. lviA sister
whom he has nor sera foi thiris
years. Tie VII Faprp home Mares
!. While In Fullerton his addrss
will BE- 80 conm1nwsalsh street.
cage of Jose Clener.
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GERMANY AND JAPAN TO
s.ai FORM AN ALLIANCE

Seattle. Wash. Jan ef-W ssnln me
ness five years Germany snc Jspar
may be espetcec 10 form an sslssncs.
declared Nine Catherine Bresnkos
ssays, called the -lissle eransmosner
of the Russian resol Jtien." At . meet
ins mere lsss night.
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IMPLEMENT DEALERS ARE
MEETING IN ST LOU

$, Louis, Jan 2f-Tns Misslsslppl
Valley implement oeslers assoesa-
sscn opened It's twelfth annual con-
sention here today for three Gays
session Dealers are present fror'
Missouri. Arkansas. Oklahoma. Louis
lana, Tennessee and ether valley
states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

IIavelock Nilsaa. he British
labor leader. seems aseic 70
realize that when man ; patriot
ism j. IN collision with hi, Govern
ment. il j. something else agair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Perhaps that assassin vho
shot at paderewski thinks that as
revolutionary leader, lgnaee l.
a great pianist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

With another half billion the
new railroad chief expects TO keep
the wheels ieoing around for "a
time--probabiy until il l. spent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Educators are telling each
other the claims 81 the child
pretty much as other educators
told each other two generations
ago. And just rs solemaly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Why not have the peace confer
ence hold executive sessions
That always results in full pub
lefty in the United States Senate.
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he KING AND U S PRESS.
RECEPTION AT The PALACE

Immediately after returning from
| Buckingham Palace balcony with the
president. where M Wilson made 4
brief address 10 the crowd. The king
Yesterday afternoon received the dsle Z
cation OF American Journalists who
Travelled 70 England with he presi
dental party a. special correspond
enis.
The king. who Was accompanied BY
| the queen, Lord stamfordham. and
Colonel Give wigram had = word Of
pleasant greetins Tor each individual
member OF the delegation. 4 sup
pose you're having a pretty busy time
Of il" h. said 10 Nj Oulahan. MF
Swope. Mr. Hills anc Mr. Evans. who
comprise the executive committee Of
the delegation aud wso were al the
head OF the receiving line The Jour
aalisis were
Marion X wisehart, Leslies Week
~
David Lawrence. Nsw York Evening
Fast
Lawrence HIS. New York sun.
Arthur Bernard Krock. Louisville
Courier Journal
Truman Hughes Taney. New York
Herald
Frederick Moore, New York Tri-
bune.
Samuel Mcclure. Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
Louis Seibold. New York World
Jay G Hayden. Detroit News
Chaunoey e Brainend. Brooklyn
Eagle.
Clinton W Gilbert. Philadelphia
Evening Ledger
Lincoln steffens. Eyeryboay's Mag
aEine.
Abraham cahan Jewish Daily For
yard
Edward b Partridge. san Francisco |
sanset.
Oliver owen Kuhn. washinstonl
Star.
Raymond A Walsh s. Louis Times
Leslie Gordon Niblack Texas. Ok
shoma and Kansas Press Syndicate.
The Washington Times and Guthriej
Daily Leader
Severance johnson, Forum Maga-
,lre.
Paul Wallace Haane. New YORK
Call.
Richard V oulahan. New YORK
lines.
Clifton d csrberry. Boston Post.
Frederick Essary. Baltimore sun
Edwin NJ Hood. ASSOC fiaied Press
Mllard Bloomer. co-operatyel
Newspaper SYNDICATE
+ Ross White, New York Times
r Johnson, Pathe News
J r Coolidge Pasp- News.
Herbert Bavard swope New York;
World
Lincoln Eyre. New York World.
Raymond Carroll Philadelphia Pub
ie Ledger.
Walter Rogers. American Commit
ee on Public Information.
MaXimilian Foster American Com
niitee on Public Information.
Richard Probesi. Associated Press
Robert J Bender. United Press
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

The eonductorettes are making
what may be their last appear
aiice in this war before any audi
ence IN Washington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

AmsrseAr's. with unanlmogs and
stuhbofn laselfishness, Feleet the
adsanttses of becoming protectors
of the proposed Armenian free
state. E-rcpe can't put that
oyari
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MORE SHIPS LOADED. WITH
BOYS ON WAY HOME
I ~ v9Ip

Washington, Jan ei~TNo trans
ports. the Coma and the susauehanna
and the cruiser Fredsrick. are on he
way home from France with more
than 5000 troops.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Evidence is Accommodating that
Gefmany Is not the only place IN
Europe which learned nothing
from the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

IL Resa Luxemburg is aeta..
dead Herr Ebert j. havii Ne
first easy moments since the rs
luton. Rosa was one of tHe
biggest "men' il Germany, 10
which Count Hoheuzollern will
testify
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Whenever Congress becomes
iaded. all IL neeus y a smiling
committee and few letters from
bum lobbyists telling how they
control" Legislators.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Secretary Lane coniesses he
doesn't expest the league Of ma
rions will stop all wars. Only
those we are interested in!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

The ideal witness before a Con
gress COMMITTEES IS a Guy with no
character TO maintain and no
reputation 10 lose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

There Is n certain directnesS
about Marshal foch's diplomacy
that ought T. appeal 10 the peace
conferees. IL knows how to make
naaaaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Oily. Returns are coming very slowly
and the results. even In BeriIs. ass
as yet uncerain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Ah<eas- Asicaif Arr ~ RynesD
GABy DESLYs IN ~iafsfuoftsa
VITA isfA Field Artillery orch~sss&
see P N II Temple Asdiioriun.
organ Recital b. Prof Nciniyrs.
SHOWING or SCENERY.
$50 p N. nanee n Temple Bzpeses
Hal
ista fseld Artillery Band ana
Orchestra
The lsh Fled Arsiliery RsaI sill
farnasA music Tor all me2l>.
Tae East may Be the crsais OF
~ars BiA Hoh@nzollern Stfi nos reek
i any more
The prooefs are busy 10 the lssss-
lasnre i proposed that conditions
Il ~ McAiester prison be lnsestlsas-
ed And L probably needs a.
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60 far it seems to he victory
without peace all right.
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MiowsNrER REUNION
OPENS WITH RECORD
crowd Ar TEMple

tcontinued frora Pses ID
- Orchestra. -
Vocal solos
ts1 Ii-rDst s......... HmrAlson
ID, Keep On Hoping Maxwell
Hazel spezrman. papll of A n Greene
Head of Maslc pepsumsnt.
Resdlass--
o. WAN tie Law .yeflle
- Horrofs Of yp1 b -. +. Anon
I-iilisH = Hssks. instructor IN
n Expressiou
PlAno Solos
"a, Shadow Dance So. MaeDossli
tbl Etude In d fiat ........ Liszt
Pearl |. Reeee, Instructor in Piano
conslailas vita : comedy tom the
Fremh. Indian summer ~ Nesichae
& fislevy
Adrienne ....- Mary Jane Joblln
nrsaueville .....s-. Lillian = Holke
Noel -s+.+s*-.-#.+s..*s-. Mary Gray
Madame Lebreson Elizabeth Estes
scene Parlor in Breauevilie's home.
small town in France
Time Middle Nineseenra Century.
WEDNESDAY.
500 p N Al Temple Auditorium
lea Field Artillery Band. Orchestra
and Jarz Band
TaIs program sablect 10 re-arrange-
ment
Walter c Lewis. Corp Bonnie Doyle. Of
Liberty Theatre. Fl sll.
Monologae
Captain II G Allen. Lieutenant { @
Elliott. Cadet David Bernard.
OF Pos, iFeld. Fort SIN.
syncopaiion Aviation Trio.
Corporal Perry OF 18th Field Ar.llelry,
- Bagle Calls
Geo u Tack. SGT A Stephenson. Corp
Jack Anthony. of Liberty Theatre.
r sin LlAer'y Jarx Trio
Mr. ami Mrs Bebsie Hieher. Fort snl.
Tangie-foot Dancing
THURSDAY.
500 A NJ AZ Municipal Bath House.
Swimming In pool. and cards In sun
parlor Ladies' only
ESQ p NJ Al Opera House.
Complimentary program RON Aeri
.caltnral and Mechanical College.
Saltwater
Tie Sword OF Ferrafa" .-.. nnilard
Jolly Fellows sss. Rhys Herber