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The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-01

Ross Smith, who has been in the army for the past two years has been discharged and return ed home Wednesday. He is the son of MT and Mrs. John Smith of near town, and thelr delight to have him home again was un- bounded.
 Chlldren's play suits at Buechley's.
 Quite large crowd of mem-' bers Of the Carlisle A. O. U. w. lodge will attend the meeting of the Little Roc.s lodge tonight. It is the list meeting before the closing of the contest for mem bership between Iowa, North Dakota and Arkansas, which will be announced later.
 The V breakfast food; try some, for ~ase at Buechley's.
 Don't orget the Lonoke Conn ty Sunda School Convention Saturdas 2:30 D. m. Be on time.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-01
-WANTED-A number of pi

WANT ED-A number of Di ano pupils Phone No. 2S. 51-4tp Miss Eva Arp
 J. E Deeter was Little Rock visitor Wednesday.
 Mrs. Julia Neil has had her name added to our subscription list since our last issue.
 Work is being pushed on the Hollingshead residence in the northeast part Of town.
 Joe Alexander of Fort Smith, who is extensively engaged in rice growing here, arrived in the city Thursday morning to look after interests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
V|[AMA's HUNGRY HOR0{s
FtO BY BRITISH HANDS
rrainioads Of Food Reach the
Austrian Capital With OF,
From EnsiiAh Army In
Italy

Nisnns. Ian ~ A snaa bo4y u
nfitish troops srrves tsfs sssisf.
dsg eonsOylnx . tfainisss % FOOD
-faffs . prvssf from ih~ u1fhh
army ln italy - lhe ~omsn ant
children ~ vienna
The Brifisa offtssf m coumabi
eEpislnea - ihe bufxomssisr tssf iAs
supplies ~ef~ saf % reeosntioo q
ne fsei fbai Aasifis hsd treated hsf
Hfi'isa vrisoners srh ,ousls-l afisa
~ oosfrau -ifh ths IN su.a frssi
msn' sls~a fhsn B, ne osflsas
rhrss sdahionsi tr.iaioaas sss 70
folls~ fks fret % alleviate fbs seeds
of ils somen asa ehilar~n
fhe hafgomssssr told fhe figitsh
fomm2nd~r fh@ ths bod ~ sffivss
81 - opporsn@ momsni a. vienna
kad boi enoash flour 20 Issl more ftss
ne neaf four 4ays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
MUST ACCOUNT FOR
AlL WHISKY SEIZED
II Bill introduced In Legislafure
Becomes Law. Contrabsnd
Liquor Must Be Accounted
Fcr By Officers

sfhfnf for ih. handfng 81 1on
flsoaire iguoF shieh sould. piss.
cheess % ofi.oeu s~ia.nf he hQpor
~as gfn esst q . s4l lnfrossted ia
"a senate YESTERDAY % sensior wsf
rfr s safd.f ei oiIshoms cyauls
A. of,.lef s.lrng liquor ~oala B,
rsqa.fsa 'o mass ~riita rtpofi q
b. amoun, of hquof confsesfsa sai
to fls sra thv'scaa's sfiornsy SRA.
.u fse 4ass an inFsn ofs oi ne .,ro
psrv
Tas onoer eo4H b. rfau.rsd o.
t1rn a. the oonf.ss sird uqaof ossf
io re coaas ,kerii ~ihln five dsfs
after ~ ts.Isrs 49, Officer siQiss
lrs eIfhsr - ihffe afot|tions s0ail
e- saateG to fin 81 from 81 g
fltn snd lmrri .onm ni from ihiry 10
sKiy d4ss
Imprisoameut 40 Re- "a months s.
3. eoau.f lat ). provided Cor am
pef.or selIns bar,rnf ~ x.sinE
.~sr any oonflscsIe4 lqaaf eacsp'
- 5rlfr - ~ cog
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
PEACE sEssioNs
opKS TOMORROW

rais Ian II re laassafsiloa -
ibs psags eeasgess "a a.iataay ~iil
hv farfisa eai eiih fsfsnoa os h~.
q ilns saeh "a essaslah a iessah
Asni - ifsops sill pa hauos- = n.
affifinH aslssaiss and sspaea
iif en. ihe preach fef.lnn mia'stst
siN fseelsv frsslasui Nllaua - tha
aeta nf tie steps q ihe tafaiaa mia
lfiff al sssumpany him 70 he foam
shsfs lhe mssilss an tssla 81 lhpe-
e'sln.t sharp
rss plsalp1l .nilsfisa ~|il "a sfuana
hsfssahor iAhis 80 "a "a. psfl -
iais table assuf fsrerssf f.f ofutsfs
fhe delegations i'll - sf,a.sa ~
states IN siv abstl,ai efl.s :, ,hsy
appeal ia ne slmsnash a. gslhs
Amstissn isisssiss win - a. sa-
rud lasn ihess ~ ia. BRITISH empire
france taiy sni Ispan in 49, etssr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
REQ Cross B|OO|NC
SOLDIERS 4 WELCOME
Every Man Returning Prom
Service l. Asked To Register
By Local Msnter of tn
A. Il. q.

i.oean roauiy R,d Cfos, is.ur, ,hs
iollo~ins lnvmsslon e. soldiers ga
sailors
Please COME 20 the net eruss b.
i~esn no hop. ~ "a ana ~ a4les :
daily and euiss YOU name in the
register provided
The nrd Cfoss hoal. Nfslas
sishcs iu wsieom. foa hoafe ant ls
prepared 70 Elss poa nfufa.st.on
ahoa smplofmenl Yoaf iasannes
ailotmsut Ansafs - pa aua ti.ua
feady 20 ald yoa IN ever " ,lbls
ssy"
an aold'efs and ssiles. az l.ssa
70 register ana The maioffy 81 msn
pacing fhrouga sni .iranssfs n ne
city do su - the, aenerall, rad che
eanisen immediately. hssins ~ pa
tltalar directive ~hsn thsy alxit
FROM tte ifalns tuf brief ilIas ar
arrive ia the eHY for the nfsl fia4s
nui ths names ~ ths osihns bayt
sho have lived here before afs noe
"a easily o.ta.nsd
The homs service hsa besn sssf
b. lhs Fossrnmen' 20 kssg 20 ~
these reisFnins iasa ana has made
the arrangement noted stofs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
SAM W|sBY TELLS Of
PHILIPPINE INDUSTRIES
For MANY Years Former Guthrie
Man Has Been Engaged In
Cocosnut Raising In
Tropical Chimes

san uissy. oas q ne early ss,
s.a,s 81 cufhs.e sn1 a. ons me
eo1neefsa pifh~she rnfs1 sisiss
zaaF has osfce . asre on q tisll 70
as fstter. Cei 1ess a wisby
For - pasi f~en wears san has
--ss1sl - ~ PAipbHs islsh4s
saer. g. 80 sf1snsiFs snE<xed 3
NJ tsoosnsf Fr1~ .-dlsfrf ard
ksf srxs 81 .nfrrrs.s - IsI fhsf
~ 80 hss 80 sh<esss 81 msnts u
rrp8nr from fa~re o~4nr 20 ~snr
81 - pnr fsetaass. "a in ayriinF
afua sls.aA cuVys oa4eno ana he
fr5s - p-a.tss - ~ ~ .sIan8 l.
przfflesifF 81 r-snasfg NIilons u
.Das = issss pFoss Asse fen4inse
8 - ss1cs q -es xrosefs. ans hsrs
rgff.s zas bstem~ srf.f ~ fh.pnert
bscsuss ~ sat.ss forney ussl n
'r4af1orlnx ikem hsTs been 6ecs'~f
10 wsf a&s
~ wls5Y ssys tass nos tas .ar
= snd~s Erss' fsr4r- CASA. for
'ke<e s4r4s zns - ihs enhaseea
prioes bosn1 - osiz7s - no-s ,ksa
ns.e - -or - ioates ssrs.s~l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
PRESIDENT WILL NOT
A0REE TO EXCLUDE
PRESS AND PUBLIC.
SE CIR ECY RULE
NOT TO PREVAIL.
GREAT BRITAIN NAY
STAND WITH UNITED
STATES: ITALY WITH
FR A NCE SESSIONS
BEGIN SATURDAY


PARIS iaa II President VII.
san AMI NJ. peafr delegates will
nui ,vte for fl,setl uertlags when
the s0nfervuee~ on psae~ terms
begins The WILSON, pali.s i faf
vbie pprn sswiuns ~ al times
fhl. pelisY for spa'e unknn~a q
reasons - opposed ~ The Frwnfh
aud italian delegates
President Wilson has toli hs
French Italian aad JAPANESE col
league. that - = unahia a. o.
ecpl their pFoposal That pfueee,l.
rug. ~ thr psasr fonfefeur-
shall h. llmiged e. ssnels te,a.
nHn.gue aall, hetunti hieh the
pfvsa viii ty unsrf sf 81
puhllsh ANYTHING
Mf Wilson stated sltafl, hs bal
promised ihe Amsr'ean peeple
that lhs proceedings wauAi ha
open and vhlle he realized m
fpfmal preliminary rentrFsuess
mu-i necessarily lr private a.
rfafh agreements. g. cuu.d not
support the tiee 'hat restrictions
sinnlt ~ pisfssl aren pfv... d,s
.f Nf asd oerurrst ar
f...
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

B-flin Jar T. Nlrn i hfcame
known YESTERDAY THAT ~ i.leh
kne, N ami Ross inxemhlrs
~err Al the Hotel Eden ia ite
western psgf of fh, eis = crowd
rapidly ropgreesiei snd s,urnctl
ih~ hotrl iohly 80 lsN hand. oa
them isoih Wcrt >ps7iei a. a
side eufratre nf the hefc' hnf zoe
moh iorrsfalle~i iae attempt of ihe
trpol~ - ssAe fmulesa laxen-
burg >be us> hesfen iuio in,eu-
sibility and then thrown info an
sufomohile ~ the crowd. which
intende,i . take her - ~ san
4 f~w l.i-cks down ne street
the mschlur Wa hsifri -
serond nsoh and uhsu the pres.
enee uf frau.rin Inxembuse he
.~lnf knewh. 8 maH fampei ga ,fa
running b.asri II ih~ ar and shot
ker 'hscugh tn head The body
VS. dragged frsm the auiamohlle
sEd cArrea ofi II + supposed
'hs' i wss thrown info ihe rsusi.
tyif i kss Dor bern foauA "a tae
peanffmt Dr. i.iebknehi ua>
hurrlei in' csnDther aufomal
by ofiierrs and troops sni fte rar.
Wss headei Ter fhe Nuaaf prt~an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
WILL INVESTIGATE THE
PRICE Of MEAT IN y. S
Great Britain Soon To Start
Probe On Food Prices
Including American
Packers

tanaon Jan - rbs alll~a lam
lIes e. Inssslisais sosld food ,oa
iiIant vil probably ioak into -
seas Ct ffezru htsh ruges 81 Am
fgsn mfais de'afsd q . cema
psii msmbr 81 lhs iplnl eomm.les
ai ihn nflnsa iood minlsif, ana hoard
" affsaliafs la IN inierelee leiaA
@ s uadsisia1a nfaai nnlaln s.
snqn 20 sisn en- 'a,ssuEsllon ints
iaaA fI.'s shllh all lusluie ,hs
question - nfi,ss bslag psm Amefl
esa mcsi patkefs o. ,atpllrf to NJ.
rnNsi kinEioH
Thee prices have saassd sresl
dlsssiufat.lna Asn alihoash iAs
British losa ran follsi hss been PORE.
81 y Neld 10 lhe American nries
IrmaHda
q probable he lnvssukaunl
sammliisr nIi Ia,iAie a. Am.rl1an
tsm'haf ~Hh iotj conditions 10 ihe
inHti rsiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
TERM Of COUNTY COUF
BEGINS FEBRUARY )
Judge Boles Has Criminal and
Civil DccAe; To Handle jury
Trials. Will Rush the
Work

isfse A q bIf. ~. fsll.s s .an
term % ne ocuni, enufi - h.e'n -
Nonaas fsbrusrt rt ai ~hth tms
bolh ,r.mlnsi sn= rsH an.flt v H ha
Uifsfeg The ffs Ihfsf aa,s wiiI be
ri,fn over 81 lhs TRIAL 81 efmlaai
eases and on THURSDAY febfaan &
ti,l cases ~Hi 1ommenr,
fhe foiio~inf enmiBai sssss sfs
ssi ior ifisl
norasY rsbfsary
stale ~ . X oauo. a 81 moileu 20
a. isnlss
stare W charisr eaoh ma.l lon SO
sl,ml.s
stss =. Georsr hsnes moNou b
cIsm|ss
sn. = oaf hro.g isnspasiias
ilqacr
sus =. X n naruo,s ana oaf
nf1~n ffsussoffsg liquof
state "a L.eioua Garrett osset
on nf 4aof
Tsesoay February
Stale 81. nansl lanfs and John a.
0iattens fransrefi.ns ua4of
Sfsio ~ Nsra Booker. po.s,stlon
rf liquor
STATE v taEeue nodKins df't.nr
car sta nnmbrr ehsng'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
= Will Gore Win Again? :

oslshoms CTS In 70 >o~ fha'
~ "hlrfsh attendant ufon the On
sexsfston ~ ae~ Governor e otrr
the nrufess'onsi p1'ff ans vho E
habitat IS fAe hoiei .ubbls. ~ ihe state
1Ap'lsi ere rfnnr wofksa up to 3
fsver heas efsf Ias t'feiinn Of e 1 nIf.
- safe senator $50 fcsu hence "a
ucefed sensfsf Thomas rrfor Gore
TIE rnfsd sfaiss tsaa orsh|p q 3
a.olf fss orie oi aaHFerssfIon lhs.f
iaya shefe ~ rsietusn mskers
tougfessis. snd fAs political eossi e
ars ~ active - = bunch of society
Nonirn a. bnaEf shlst lsmbofee
n ls considered e. simasi = forego1s
oor1la bon fhal Staslof vore AL
~ = 1an141ate 20 saefel himtsif
sHaosFh here s rumof IN elrca-
l.ilen ihsf 80 hlni statesman BIDS
fsir 70 maks = 80 sliing n ihs
Ts1ss of field ~h~fe b. j. inter
esfed .n sone mIEhir Nksiy looslnf
wiidosf- - ferfnsfY vfs OKLA
hgms CITY capitalists. and ihsi li ne
gosdsss - forun. .mlss. upou hin.
b. msy so.unsariir ftln4aish ~
80 - ihs senafs
hatk fTsaaiafioa 8 also re ss %
~hsfhsr 81 40 co-eresfmsn seoii
ferrls shs Lives .h fbs ssms forr
- zenAior Core ~t1 maze ~ race
Cor fhs dsmoeF.sic uoninsfl9n
sezinss hs feiiou fs~fsmsn Opsh
,oa = sn1ed - 20 NJ F~rrs "a
fsnfions. bsf ne f.lioss sho pre-
tens - bsss thfis fars closes 70 fhe
Trssn1 sr~ nfiined Io ~ belief iAaf
Psfrls sill conteui hnssif - fsm1la =
81 81 sozxress shefe l.s chssceI -
s1rsneeusenf az foss sn9 shsTe ~
40 probsDiY snief ne iensrs -
offes o IL r~nsr4ils conce1e8. hov )
eter fAaf ~ Ftrrls fhs I0xlcs.
csna.dsis 10 op1ase sensfof f,ose. 70
rsf. = tb~ spp4seni erisenoss -
eois fee e<nr eisplsyes epon fhe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

pan ~ me sam Aaff.c nenEfs ia
man Wfh Fern definitely aui of
me running - nos sesus iasi
there .srs hair score ~ prospective
senatorial passih.niss uho ~ 81.
t'iFnF more ~ - favorable men
iion ln ihIs couneetnn ono frequent
"a hfars he hams oi sea hos Asiioif
man - OEahama 0iis Hfam .nenfli
.mfniioned 81 pf.hafe eoniend'f
fof "a. ioss hsid bt Cote
s-o-rsr coslo. 30, ~ eof Oppose
Coz
u vit b. fewrmUfffd lhsf ~ Ibs
sareni ~ sf4fsteod nsn.fai Hoff-
man cam. slthIn a. 80. ~ besiinF
he blind opponent Tor ~ dematrs 3
81 nominsflnn .or th. ssnaiofshfp.
snd ii BE- nos afTasf lhsi. brfsnts
- BIZ .~rlf ,a'lon iu 80 ~ofid wsr
s-rsraI Hoffman 1opil BE- ooantee
aron - have ~ taaaI.r vote Inei
a. almost .oHdif behind hIm - iar.
- good. bal Central .ioffman 8. nsrs
iux 70 rulI ~ sslt uons Hs sats
~ h.mrelf ~ has hsd snosFh of
wsf AVA no~ wants psats ana uaisfs
be n0uinsflon wfre hsndsd an Hp-
on . silver aiaiief ~hIsh la ssrs
rsmpfs Iessibliiiy. BE- ~Hi nollisy
baf sfnrAa eaiif. seflns fo mt -
ihinf. ~iih Core
VIII Fsfrs End gsnerai Hoffman
boih dsflnlisiF osi u b. rsfa. H .rosl
- ihoagh Aflofosy l~rvrai rfIner
Fr~eilng q @hs~nee vbs ~ jasf
ber1n BE secoad tern. mInhi ioom
large - ~ oahdlssis ihai nhirt, -
xfpomsd 10 xsi Cores rost 80
FREEING la rsiisenf A. 20 ne inien-
'iors. although q - ksoHn hi b.
hss beea r.psaf~d.y lfged slihin NJ
pat - seeks % Jump j. sns rff his
feei ysf There an Be- 10 q1eefInn
Duf fhaf Ffe.ilng = In rscD'l We
moo1. snd hsf since hls bofiuDod aay1
he has h@d an ambliion TO syns a.
81 IN The sfnsis q he migbir. slonE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
KNIGHTS ~ P,TIiiNs
ni.u. A>lfAtlu>

fhH sumnifitf aaaulnffa 30 ffpF
tsnifs fAe .aesI sass ~ kr thM o.
rfihsas ~li asss 4vl reports -
n'fhf a. ne ofu.e H v + uslssf
fefasr 81 pisislan sai oAi.homs. ls
ite tfisfh buliains
Aii ~ha hs8s bees Asmhsfs ~ faik
order afs cordially lnsnei - BE- pr-s
snf flnal sisps slil be- 0aksn o. iAls
inssfns iQi fs4alaF 4ssfla4s. asa ~
matter hpe iofx f4a haze asalssisf
20 80 fosf dssa fea ,ss hsEala
asaia q mail fut'. and b. aa- a.
ae4ss msmbaf 81 a. sglsadii q.
afnpl efiff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
TRANCE AGREES on LEAGUE
cF NATIONS plan

psrss gsr f--L Lefa -sogrkto.s. faY
sisr prsnssr snf fs- Frrreh sufhrr
~ oz a Iessss of "a. ons. ssit iodsy
'As' s has esen arrees ason ara
M frenrh xoFeruaent Ehzt fhs
Frrn<h Arf0<sAfic1 OH seaEne o "a
'ions ~c4l1 e11eaFr to reach sf
sEre~nsrf - . rr1es1sre SD siml.
ar ssso< s-toas. espr .sEg - Cres'
P-ts.a ss4 rte rnt. - Sfztes TIE
fcrner pFezleT ost.lraa fse tesio- ~
.sn
Fi-ss-Trs fs.1&zes bet1rt h
hexinnlng q gezrs nszssas.onf ~ f.
soismz o. .rs 90 ~ ~ sles ~
i.x tks fzz4sze-fz f1iss - ne Or
ssai1sgss 81 a 's4x<f 81 rssoss ~Ist
n. ssssrsscs e ~ mzf .sre o.
servssrs q ~ rzs st4sz. 's-ru
selves
scorns 1he bezr~ trs1v zb.ll
orat@z ~ osl rat.o. oi ccnrpsory
sssfs.rssr az f.m.ssfion - arra4-
nsrI
blrs-iu1-zlatslx sffsr ~ f.xs-
irs y ~ p~zcs s.szlverszl oozfsr-
szes sAzn y cslfs % ~ =. sssa i
q is.rss - -sfse-s IT, fanser
60. sozk iSos s.c e. r.rh.s ., szck
rs;is. srs ~vsi. eoa..ssr ~hz. ssssaiz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
Nnul>Iht BttNll\
lt>k> A>D M \>f\Ii\DtD

A-ssrs@-. gsly 'r-res srr.ss.ss
ees~es- tss sifiss are cer~,as, 49,
oee~ ssssrcec tns aerss-ser, q thst
eftecs eslns sss-ss - ssesss trresr.
&C.. tns German ss~ssiee ee~n~a,
s'e~sr a. rrssss ate wsorsscsy. se.
esrdt-s - = ssuir slspAssh reesssse
sers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

Tar feilon Hr trf usi ~ iafef
dra~A Soc ihe tfm 80 ooaaf, court
iha hrklns Annda fshfusn
Jamts Archie Is "A Anshaff ut
d..n 9 4 naaiEr j. f.Hai A
ntifaa y nufnas g. T. keHt q
l.ssis iohn Nanen.s u Nsun
Peter oehs. nsf sahfeinn ~ Nr.s
r 7 Williams. - aaihfs wv Is,n
~ ouihrio fafaI fnais W .
e,hsun.a uathts rafai r,ais 80
~ Green. NuhsN rural roufe Nu
rl,f.e ioar n shahf Isms
Nlnesnt Crescent ~ d Norn q y
shor i.oseN 7 q reafo Nsfshaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
Ntl.>u\'> PIN
ilitDtU ~ NIits

Paris. isa A IS, nfsa, q
President wilson ne .anrsm. nIlf
allied DolHlll dsf|a'd Ioisy a. hnii
ln abrfante he prnnastl fals faf s|f
iuai sferrtt ferardirF a deHtsIa
iious beyond lniorns iIen r.Ata m 81 3
ficlai statements q eas alan del .del
70 request rprseniaiites ~ fA
British. Ana. can md iiaiian pfsrs ia
present come .lau fof refoftiur ihs
nsefins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
Liebknecht and
Rose Luxembourg
Have Been Killed
Dismissal, Disgrace
and a Pen Term
For This Officer

~ asstrssos. la IA ssnterSs -
sss-isssI 'rep tns sr~-, ssc eer
fs@s-s-t q, Asrs lsesr - t~s se.rs
i~Fetsc a. sesff nsrtisi - ncrso
slse -eer csptAl~ ss-sssi = ~oss
49, Ar~sf rsslsxsi ssrps "a ese-
se~~sssc ,, sresicses " Aser ts .
Fspr H~sue. tss ~ar esearWe-s o.
we0nssc tsoaf cspts,9 s%ecsson
~@s fe~ec sstisf q hsvas wsss
sfsserse~ts irdiSas.ne hss ss-.srsslon
- ths Ssr~s~ peepis s~c. sexerslns
e to se.s fsests~s ensseee sssinss
49, - -fase~ns the sssss = csr.
reans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

Pr1sasipAs Jsn if-stssisa sses
'hs'e ssT. ln nsslrs n4.si hls,ssy.
srs 90 ssssissnips ls~s. inslsns sns
ssssashssss,s q. 90 ,bsr ~sr -
sessess tsa4r - ssse~.s palniss
sr.ps -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

fsnl lev - ihs e'tf 80 atralan
"a hetofs lads. holes ihi. mosulns ~
TO sharsss ons fnf foftlbif f.iiss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
Wilson In Clash
With Frencn Over
Closed Door Policy
Ship Hits a
Floating Mine
And Is Sunk

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

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annaan0 .ns be oandldssy In opiosi
lion io sensief Gore
Wilson Mleh, Aspirs A Old ssr's
SAKE
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
LIEBKNEcHr KILLED

Basel Jan II Or Ksr1 Lieb-
kneehf has been shci snd KILLED
While trying % escape as he was
being taken 20 prisou. according 10
the Frankfort case;;e II Il also
reported that Rosa Luxembourg
Or Llshknechi chisf lieutenant,
VA 8 shc sho, dead after being
beaten into un>onseioasness by =
crowd AZ Berlin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
wl.nt eoI.o ro st nAnaltp

toar ,lerA Nauha u Neal ISSUES
mafuage license ihls moFnlns "a
Naihanlsi Krsn wagsmsn aged ~
snd Emma Nariha nfldai. sFed a
bolh of 1ashion ok's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

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fhspln. ~ia ofnelsts STA ths nss A
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-27
Sank Centre Lad Wins
Prize at Stock Show
Burnette Walstrom Has Prize Pig At
st. Paul Stock Exhibition-Roger
Hutchison and Dave Shay Vim.

Stearns county in general and Sank
Cetre in particular, carried off laurels
at the South st. Paul Stock Show last
Friday.
Burnette Walstrom, winner in the
Boys and Girls Club contest held here
last week, captured the first prize in
the Duroc Jersey pig show in the CAPT.
tol city. When the Duroc was placed
on exhibition it was readily declared
the best pig of its breed in the show
and was first Duroc in the line. In the
open class for market hogs, the local
animal won fourth pace.
The winner is a spring pig and Il
weighs 345 pounds, and the judges
claimed it as good afmodel of Duroc
jersey as could be found anywhere. &
Roger Hutehison and David Shy
who attended the show to take part in
the jjpnior Judging contest, also return
ed with laurelss both receiving a prize.
Shay ranked fourth in the state con
test. competing with 20 boys from the
various counties in the state.
The contestants were required to
Judge horses, beef cattle, and hogs.
Prizes were awarded by tn Minnesota
LIVESTOCK Breeders association, VINO
also paid the expenses Of the contest
ants to and from st. Paul.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-27
PEACE Is SPURNED
\ BY Mine OWNERS
REFUSE TO ACCEPT PROPOSALS
4 OF SECRETARY WILSON AS {
SETTLEMENT BASIS. a
GOVERNMENT MAY OPERATE
DEADLOCK MAY LAST UNTIL
CABINET SHAPES POLICY TO
f BE PURSUED.

/ Washington, Nov. 25.-Reruslns ~
accept proposals made by Secretary
of Labor Wilson as basic for fur
Their negotiations, soft coal operators
of the Central CONT etitive field rested
their case with Fuel Administration
Garfield. whose official approval is
necessary to validate amy new wage
agreement aIt
Ii The public would not stand for a
wage advance above their offer of Is
cents per ton to coal diggers and 20
per cent to day laborers, the opera
tors asserted. They refused to make
further overtures or even to reinstate
their proposition, which was with
drawn following the deadlock, unless
the government through the Fuel adj
ministration, assumed responsibility
for the added burden to the nations
fuel bill
To Confer with Officials.
DR.. Garfield notified the mine own
ers that he would not meet their COM
mittee. of which Thomas r. Brewster
is chairman, until after he consulted
with Attorney General Palmer, Direc-
tor General Hines ard Judge c. B.
Ames,s assistant attorney general. 1t
was considered likely that the negotia-
ssazAs skzzsks rave % 90 over until af-
tor tlse cabinet meeting, when, it was
expected, a policy to get the mines
back into operation before the threat
ening coal famine brings disaster will
be worked out.
Operators representatives author
lied the statement that in their opin-
ion figures on which Secretary Wilson
based his proposals, showing living
costs in the coal regions were parli-
san. The secretary told the sub-com-
mittee Friday that he did not speak
for the government, 1t was said.