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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-21

from each branch Of the Legislature
and the state engineer provides. for
an expenditure Of S70,000,0OO.
The cost and maintenance will be
met BY the board Of irrigation, high
ways and drainage, the state auto
mobile fund and the United States
government. Il is probable, too,
that a small tax levy will be imposed
on property owners on the various
routes.
The roads have been arranged so
as TO cover practically all of the
leading cities and towns in the state.
One provision of the bill forbids
placing of advertising signs on the
routes.
The bill gives eight years as the
time in which the roads may be COM
pleted.
A Good Years Work
IF the legislature passed this bill
only and then quit, it will have done
good years work" said Mr..
Powell, who is manager of Omaha's
fourteenth annual automobile show
March 10 to IS.
1T is particularly valuable to Ne
braska. Other states, where they
have extensive street car systems,
are not benefited oue-half as much
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-21
.GERWOZONF

The Ideal Flock Treatmentfor Poultry, preventive
aswell as Femedialior Roup Colds Canker Swell
ed or Sore Head, DiarrhOea Bowel Troubles Lin.
Der Neck etc Tablet form per package, postpaid
both liquidandtabl Book on diseases. free.
GEO. II. LEE CO., Ills HaFnsy 81. 0nahs. Neh.
Lee Poultry Library books FREE With psehnss d GERM
OZONE. HTequestsd
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
FEDERAL - AIDITORs WANTED-I
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

20 represent one 81 u he most progressive
and substantial frr.- ia the United States
'Syt Necessary 20 s..rr your connections
The Chsra-te- 81 b." work enables yoG 10
t--g0Ie part C- ~ AIn.e. Permanent posi-
rruu unlimited IL. uTc- address inquiries
RON &C. Times GfG,e. ia3O-sQt
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
'FOR sALE-MlsCsLLANEoUs

FOR SALLY lloag established ren@,.f
marcn1uciEe business AZ a sacrffcf'.- Vff7l
bear stricteat inVesti gatipn. uftuafea <
nules from Washington on the B = O I,
z, 100 feet frOn car line, 81 500 Hrfur.s
Ior $1,000; stock a cost. reasonabfe rerr
gffice
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
LUMBER

A quantity Of form lumber IN good condi-
tion. TURNER CONCRETE STEEL CO.
eth and D s. W. Franklin 1857. 81
The Washington times., 1919-01-31

SALESMAN, thoroughly
experienced, for mems
clothing department, by
a large department store.
One with executive abil-
ity preferred; splendid
opportunity TO one who
qualities. Box 80. Times
Office. 30.31.2
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
FOR RENT-GARAGES

FOR RENT-WOrkrOOms or storage: Sax
100 and S5X5O HAYWORTH PUB
HOUSE, G2o G 81. y. W. IL
LARGE downtOwn shed, Apply 1908 / It.
y w lie
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

HAVE yOu bought your eVergFeens, fruit
trees, rose bushes, shrubbery, hedge
plants. OF anything sou may need in The
nursery iine2 II not, place your orders
with BOSWELL, 1921 Z. Capitol St, and he
happy; We replace any stock that fails to
start 1ree OF CharEe. ia2l.3Qt
The Washington times., 1919-01-31

~ WIS - ~ M 1IlnITTTII7.
Persiap n&ke; viii sen for fi0. 60
lincoln 1sl Gan bo seen AZ 22s lst 4
The Washington times., 1919-01-31

PAPER your. oWn house; We WIN furnish
the best Grade ef lwaH papeF.-for SIX
room house. halls. CLOSETS eng--- for SIg
no paper -sola to ceslers--~ BOX z4Eh Times
oiHce. gI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
LOGAN COUNTY REGIsTERs
AGAINST ROAD BONDS
Vote Of County Is Seven To One
Against. Three To One In
the City; City Vote Is
Light

VIA 81 q ,he 1s precincts 81 tn
esar o,fivlalN heard from. ths vote
in iosan coanis on the road bonds
proposition stands siNs against, tss
FOR The rmainlnr rcehicts sih
not change n, ernorai avc~se 81
the coanl, In resi- isr'ng an adverse
vote on ihs question ~ looks "a mc
Ike the vo.o VII finally stand proc-
tioslly 20 q aeainsl The bond. said
SeeresAr, Holman ~ The county clcc.
tion board tcday
Tho vote throaghoa, he state indl-
oAios the defeat oi the errposl,ion by
at least 80 % majority Il may reach
100000.
The vote in the city Was unusually
light. very few women vord The 70.
suit shows about 10 vote against
ihc bond ush a vote Of sgS yes. Sga
NO.
Cedar and oakvicw pnecincss voted
una nimeusly against the proposfion.
while Iowa gave but one vote for II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
COURSE or STUDY MAY aE
REVISED IN OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma city. May 7.-~courae OF
study for the common schools OF the
state will BE- revised according 10 ac-
iion OF the state board OF education
and the new course will be made ready
as socn as possible for the adoption OF
book that must be made before the
next school year The board will hold
another meeting here. May ..
The boards control WAS reduced by
che last legislature 10 ihe six preparn
tory normal schools and one or two OF
ia. charitable Institutions nut Il will
have the administration bf the proyl
sions OF senate bin ~. OF the last ses
sion. which provides Jan for state
aid and rural schools Plans for put
ting this law into practical use will be
agreed upon al the next meeting OF the
board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
OWNERSHIP TO VALUABLE
lAWT0N LAND CONTESTED
Government Interyenes In Case
Involving Rowell Hamon Land
and Lively Fight Ia
Expected

One ~ the most interesting eAAsN
10 be tried at the present term ot
federal court involves title 70 one OF
b. most saluaho pisces of ground ~
Cumanchc comfy II W. known as ~"
Howell addition q the city of iawion
and was secured by Mira James 7
Roweil BY grant from tho government
as indian allotment Mira Howell Is an
indian Later. Il Is charged, trans
Ter eas made 10 Mrs Jake liamon.
Now ne government intervenaa on
fbe ground that the allotment war not
pr0perly deeded and is atlil lndan
land fne Auts Is a&ainst Jamua \
Rowoll, hh wife and Mrs Jake Ha.
mon ana glses promise W being 4
hard fought case
Thu case "a on the docket for Mon
day, May H.
prsit jury will be- empanelled Mon
day and the grind on.clvll eases Will
begin Judge Colieral has adjourned
cour, untll next Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
Prohibition Isn't Path of Roses;
Soda Water Fiends Troubled

What provision has been made 10
check up on pnsheaFt vendarsg
Another insongyuiiy pointed out IL
tAat tee cream or aodaa may be pur.
chased and taken outside, Ia paper
caaes. without mourning the tax. Ons
mausger suggests that patrons bring
their own reeoplleies.
Shall rushing the can 20 tho Cor
ner Pharmacy become national
sport,
And will sidewalk cafes become q
feature of soft drink parlofar
Bat the customers are not alone
with tAeif troubles The cashier ls
The fountains ate Aayinx theirs also.
Not only are thcy sept busy making
change in pennies. but they also ara
required 20 explain over and over ~
irste purchasers that ths government
Is the guilty party.
And tho banks are troubled about
the pennies and trouble OF handling
the bulk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

New Work. MAY In the lae' ~
years a..2s persons have been put is
death by mobs, according 20 a report
made public today by the National
Association rof 'he Advancement o'
Colorcd People
For The sa year period from iNei
through iQS. the North has had 2in
victims the outh .Ssi. the West $50
and Alaska and other localitiee II.
GcorgIa leads in the HAT with sA
victims" says the rcorl. followed
closely by Mississippi with asi VIC
Tins. Texas with ad. Louisiana wisn
sis. Alabama with e76 Arkansa with
ga. Tennessee with iqs. Florida with
iaS and Kentucky with 1852
FIFTY colored women and / white
women were iynchad in - staseA.
Thirteen OF the a states IN which the
women feil yietlma ot the mobs were
southern states. Nebraska being 10,
only state ouisidn thn South. which
lynchod women The North and WAIST
together have lynrhcd al person dur
ing the last fiyc-yoar period. whereas
during the same time 3oi persons wore
lynched in the South
Regarding presidents appeal 10 gov
crnofs and other civil officers 70 pre-
vent lynching. the rapport sayA
Despite President Wilson's earnest
appeal made under such extraordinary
circumstances. lsnching continued
during The remaining period OF th.
war with unabated fury sixty three
negroes. five of them women. and four
white men. fell victims TO mob ruth
lessncss during 1918, pnd IN no case
was any member OF the mobs convict
ed IN any court and IN only two M
stances were trials held In both of
these Instances the mob mcmbers were
acquitted
In conclusion the Yegorl says -, Is
apparent thaf lynehing n negroes tor
other causes than THAI a0.called one
ctlnie' have for the whole period been
a large majority OF all lynchings and
that Tor the past five years less than
ona In five OF the colered Victims ia
been accused of rage Of attacks upon
women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

Just when does an ice cream soda
cease being nm ice cream soda.
That ~ one OF the numerous quea-
tions worrying devoieos Of the Bryan.
lied bar rooms since tho first of the
month when the new lusafy tax went
into effect What Ia troubling the
sundae field is why certain drinks aud
CONNECTIONS served In certain ways are
taxed and when served In another
manner are not taxed.
These are some Of the puzzles:
Why should hot chocolate ba attax-
able and not cold chocolate.
Why ~ glass Of milk ciassed a,
food when served an naturel and not
when mixed With an egg7
Way does grape Juice plain. sell a.
par. and when diluted require a tax
check7
when the til and tho check box
disagree. viii the government or the
dealer be losery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
ADVOCATES Of WINE AND
BEER BEGIN FIGHT
Referendum Petitions Now Being
Circulated In Thirteen States:
Oklahoma One of Them;
Petitions Are Here

Referendum petition No. sc. on
state question No i02. is being circu-
lated in Guthrie and through out the
state tsis week The men who are
circulating the petition repor, many
signatures II Il proposed nv this
move to secure 1900 signers which
viii be sufficient 20 place before the
voters ise proposition Of defeating
the bone dry" Law, in that If Il is
carried ii will place Oklahoma as
against the ratification Of nation wide
prohibition.
II is stated that the drive To beat
the "drys" is on in thirteen states 10
the Union Were the referendum law
IL IN vogue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
CYCLONE CAME NEAR
DESTROYING ORLANDO
Heavy Storm North and East
Lowlands Flooded; Crops De-
stroyed; Farmer and
Sons Near Death

a freak OF tie elements saved the
town of Orlando from being destroyed
by fully developed cyclone last night
al o'clock The twister bit the
ground two miles from the town. up
rooted two giant trees and then
raised and just missed the town The
people were terrorized as the town
was right In the path OF the iwister.
North OF the town waterspon, raised
a small stream TO a raging torrent In
the space Of five minutes NJ G Jen-
kins and bis TWO sons, one OF them
just back from France. trI TO ford
the creek with a team. One OF the
horses was drowned, the wagon was
lost and the three barely escaped with
their lives. Drive IN dad, that's no
water" said the returned soldier He
had been on she Atlantic so long tha;
he scorned The little torrent. In Iowa
the rain was the heaviest In
years: all bottom farm crops were
destroyed John Waldermsn. farmer.
on his way 70 Guthrie with the cleo
,ion returns, was fnarooned in a
school house for hours. The lowlands
are flooded today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Washington fvom now on r. go
Nanks ~ll saA from lfsncc daily
houston tour asiaiors have ios
their live, since SUNDAY on he tlsld'
near herr,
Nevada. No Roehcr, Who ioas
$4,000 10 Lbcr., bonds from Mound
vii, State hank. silll At Arec
CNicAeo Mrs vcm rrrpasnicr
aeed woman. ~ho shc, and killcA :
Nolland ia held in iai wlihoa, bail.
Two harbors. Ninn A snow STORM
= rasins o,er Minnesota today
Washington l.ess than haf the
quota ci bonds have heen disposed NJ
up 10 loda,
Panama STRIKE Of sie,cdorcs has
been brosen
Nas, lngton Secretary Baker toda,
said that the las, man of the Amerl-
ean army woald be Ia The United
Statrs ~ August
Raenos Aires More than 1900 an
archis,s viii be dcportcd from this
country before June /
Paris The Petit parislan says
there win be maximum delay Of one
mon'h before The signinc Of tho peace
treaty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
nm TllE tWrl<t.

ETA City. MAY Charged with 70
moving property valued at thousands
~ dollars fvom shipments received
over the Rock Island and Northwest.
ern and Wichita rails railroads. ~
NJ nailey, Ray O wallace. , "
urlmos and l. G. Chase have been ar.
rested at lin Chy on charge OF
consplring 70 d~feud ,hr severn
ment
HALEY was the yard and hlil clerk .
Wallace, assistant agent and ware.
house foreman. Grimes. tho recclv-
ing clerk. and Chase Tho delivery
cicre. a. tho railroad station At tIk
city
The men have hccn operating Tor
six moc,hs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
paGslnrNr.a pnoolAMArlon

Washington. Nay r.--prss,dsns VII
sons proclamation calling the sstrs
sesa,on, follows
Whereas. public interests require
that the Congress of the United alsses
should he convened In sssfs sssslar
at Va o'ciook noon on the tssh dsy ~
May. 1919. TO receive such eommuni.
cations "a may be made by thu esne.
utivrs
Nov. therefore. !, Weodrow VII.
son, psasldsn, of the United sts,ss
of America. do hersby proeiaim and
declare tina, an extraordinary occasion
fsaulres the congress " the urlssd
States to convene ln sssrs session at
the capitol In the District " coiur,.
bia or tho 10th day of May. 1919. At
" O'Clock noor. ~ which All peracrs
who shail at that time be entitled "a
act az members thereof arc hereby
required to take notice
Gwen under my hand ard tho sAsl
of the United states of America. tho
1sh day ~ May IN the year on our lora,
ore thousand nine hundred and nine
teen ard of the indspenaees of mo
United states, the one hundred ard
forty third,
"By the presiLSnt.
"Weodrow Wflsan."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
ROADS QUESTION Off,
NOW FOR w. LOAN
Last Obligation Must Be Met As
Fairly As the Boys Met
Theirs Let $ Go Again"
Says Graham

Oklahoma Ciiy. MAY : Now that
the tspnooO0e road bond is Ne has
been settled at the polls and the *
cltcmeni which WAS created IN every
part OF The state incident 20 The cam
paign has subsidized. Victory loan com
mniecs an,icigatc renewed lntoros'
in the hig drive which will help IN
federal government meet lts war ob
legations
Much Of The leihArgs which has been
shown especially in rural districts, Il
attributed by n Il Graham 10 division
OF Interest between the government
bond issue and lhc good roads plen
Now that the latter has been dis.
posed OF a auickening of interest espe-
claIly she country Districts. is looked
for and counties which are still IN
arrears with their quotas are expected
to show more patriotic results
Enthusiasm throughon, the state
has been enhanced following o meet
ing Of the state executive committee
in Oklahoma City on SUNDAY and Il
il expected that every community IN
the state will have met It's quota by
Saturday, the last day OF the cam
paign All hanks arr charged eSpe-
eialy with ru hing IN their official
reports In order that Oklahoma mav
aat due credit TO the end that this
state may not be the last in the Tenth
district 70 80 over fhe top officially.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
FLAuGHER HAS
rLArrERINc OFFER

Prof n r. fiaugher. city superin-
tendeni OF schools. paced his resigna-
tion in the bands or School Board
Member bruce Tuesday with letter.
stating why his action WAS prompted
with divided school board and
pickering feel cannot do myself
justice here, he said
Flaugher said today he had been
offered two nice positions. but had
not made up his mind as TO his fu-
tnre plans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
Bonds pssea,ed.

Oklahoma CITY. MAY - No addition.
al neturns had been received up 10 y
O'Clock today on results Of y.sfer,lay's
$50 ooo"so road bond election 10 10
late hour last nighi unofficial re-.
turns from G.i0t precincts of the
states a.5oo showed a vote OF 81 75i
against the proposed bond issue and
soaSo In favor of II Returns were
coming in slowly iodsv in spite OF At.
'empis 20 hurry the.a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
MccurcnEoN ASKS PLACE

Prof Mccutcheon. formerly a Kan
sss school instructor. later. a news-
paper publisher, Of Pswnee. Is In the
city conferrIng with members Of the
board OF education. He is an sppli-
cant for city suosrintensent TO sue
ceed Supt FIaugher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
FORMER GUTHRIE CITIZEN
DEAD IN CALIFORNIA

Word was received by the officers
OF the Masonic Temple this wee4 Of
the death Sunday in Los Angeles.
California. OF E l. BIinco. former
Guthrie citizen and well known
throughout the state as the man who
snperintended the building Of the
original Masonic temple here.
He leaves a wife aud con.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
ITALIAN PREMIER 10
AGAIN ON jon

psrla, May The Italian premier
arrived at the Paris white HOUSE"
just a. the council 81 cour renmen-
bIcc. and resumed hls scat In the
council,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
AMENDMENT TO CITY
CHARTER IS ADOPTED

Amendment 10 the city charter was
adopted by The voters OF the city
Tuesday BY vote o; 767 to 2ea. The
amendment provides for the election Of
seventh member ot the board ot ed
acaiion An election Tor thar purpose
VIII be called by the city commission
ers within the next few days for that
purpose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
Con SHOOTS DlSlONNI.
Nv " WHO StOR<s ILAt.

Chicago NAV Z when 0eorro
Goddard, I. w W, refused TO remove
his hat when the star Spangled Han
ner was being played by military
band during tho his parade yesterday.
samuel ilcscrman. sailor Ia tho
guard of honor shot him dead The
crowd cheered when the shot was
fired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
Will SIGN nur VIII NOT PAY

Paris, May The German dele.
gates 20 tho peace congress deriHrc
that they Will slun the peace treaty
but that Germany viii not pay az In,
dcmnlty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
GRABBED FOR saccc
ON MOSS COVERED GAME

George Taylor. aged Sc. Iowa farm
or, went against the old game at
Arkansas City yesterday Sharpers
took him for 81 900 on horae race,
which never happened when Tay-
lor's eyes were opened. he mortgaged
his farm 70 take hts wife home to
Iowa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
PROPOSAL WAS DREAMY

The road bond proposal was too
dreamy and visionary" said a mer-
chant today. Logan. however. should
have put up a good vote on the good
roads idea alone"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

Secretary rumvl,y, w making me
announcement. said }, ~ould be 'm.
possible. of couss. fos the president
10 DO hsrc on the opening day, The
date nsed Tor the apselsl sesssor vas
much sarller than dsmoeraue leaders
had expected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
fuckers NOT TO CONE

Tucker Brothers have notified
Harry Ardery that they will not take
lease on the Royal theatre said
George Pollard today. Pollard was
offered ESQ a month rental for his
new Gem theatre yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
aoop rsap foa aorAa,Ans

The ladies III tie Christian cnufrh
served bmlufinIl spread 20 members
0f tho Rotary ciuh loday moon owlng
to the rain. the attendance was re-
attscted. and no lm0pftant business
was transacted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

White House officials said 'hs, IN
naming an early date for the session.
presider, Wilson wes guided Ise1sly
by the advice ~ Secretary Glass -
to the necessl'y - psaslrs annual ss.
preparation eis asurss which failed In
tho closing days of the last sess,er.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
ARMY REDUCED.
Tiger Says ITS Good
Peace" FOch Says It's Not

Paris, MAY 7.-Msrshsi Foch. In a
speecd al the piena-y session declared
today ira; the security given France
vss insdequste from military poin;
q view snd said 1t was lis personal
oonvictsou t1si the treaty should not
be signed
The nsrs1sl emphasizes the necss-
si-y of France holding the bridge
beads along RE Rhine and said that
occupation limited TO fittsn years Is
10; sufficient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
Oklahoma Man
Is Decorated
For Bravery

--wssN'roser, Msy T~-rNe war D..
psrsmsn, made public today a cshls
ffem General eershIru Announcing
the names ~ four sff1eers ard n,
enlisted men 10 whom 10 has award.
80 the Distinguishes aervlce cre~
Tor osilsntry In action. They la.
clue Captain Christie . Mecermles.
Alvs. oAls'oms. ard Corporal John
c Manning. whsrter, rssss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
NINETY BILLION LOAN
INCREASE OVER NIGHT

Washington, May 7--Totsl cub
tcriptiohs 10 the Victory Liberty ioan
had reached sppfpdmstely s2.ss1-
oo0.0Co today. This was an over.
night increase Of about $50 yooo. .ooo. 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
FORMER eoIsHEvIsT
AMBASSADOR ,s SHOT

Copenhagen. May when Polish
forces captured Wilma recently, the,
seired and shot Aooiph Jofse. the for
mer Russian boishevk ambassador At
Berlin, seeerd,ng to Polish newspapers
received here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
MRS WILSON WILL
BE AZ PEACE TABLE

Paris, May when the terms Of
peace are handed 70 the Germans
this afternoon, Mrs Wilson. wife o.
President Wilson, says the Intranu.
sssnt, probably will be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
p Ms TO MEET At X c.

Kansas City Mo, Mas 7-~Posima :
ters of Kansas. Missouri. Oklahoma
will hold their sri-state convention,
here June and :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
eSSubn1it Terms
of Peace; Kaiser
Must Stand Trial

hec occupation os perts os Ger
many will esrtl.vs until repsrs.
tier 10 rnsoe but will be reduced
at the s-c ~ each three five year
perioas u German, fslfills her CD.
legations.
ACT or WAR DEFINED.
Ary vtolstien by Germany ~
the conditions az &c the ffty s,lo-
meter rene east os the Rhine will
be regarded - an &C, of war
Tire German navy 10 reduced 70
sbs bauieships sa hight cruisers
and twelve ;orpeae beats without
suersrnes ara personnel of
not over ffteer thousand Al
Other vessels must be surrendered
or oestrcseo. Germany may have
no military or naval airplsnes en-
eeps ore hundred unsrmec air.
planes Until oesooer lot and may
manufacture aviation material for
sx months.
ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY.
Germany accepts fuii respoHsi.
eilisy for oh damages caused 20
allied ara associated governments
anc their nationals. agrees soc.
e,fseslly 20 reimburse ait civilian
damages beginning with a pay.
rrent o. twenty billion marks sub
seauert payments 70 be secured
hs bonds 90 be ISSUED al the dis
eretsor Of tire repsratior commits.
sion.
KAISER TO BE TRIED.
Germany also serses 70 the trial
a. the en- kaiser by international
high court for a supreme osfense
against International morality and
sli other nationals for violation os
the laws ARD customs OF war.
Molisno IS asked 10 estrsd,se the
former emperor ard Germany IS
Responsible for delivering the ia--
ter.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
The League OF Nations IS ae.
ceptec b. allied and associated
powers as operative ard by Ger.
many IN principle but without
rsae rsoerssstp. Similarly an inter.
-stionai labor bocy 10 brought IN
70 being with permanent, csfsee
ard sn annual convention.