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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
NEGROES SANG FOR CARUSO;
CARUSO SANG FOR NEGROES

Atlanta, Ga, April 28-Enrico Caru
50 and Mrs. Caruso. Of Metropolitan
Grand Opera fame, visited Morris
Brown University Friday to hear the
negro college singers sing Swing
Low, Sweet Chariot" Every Time
hear the Spirit" Deep River" and
other haunting harmonic negro songs
and paid his way by singing Tosti's
1.-The Little Mouth, Denzy's "Fost-
asy" "Sento Chef 'Amo" Caruso set
entranced while the negro students
chorus sang their musical melodies
and when they asked him to sing in
return, responded warmly. His hear
ers set enraptured during his singing
and at the conclusion applauded viger
ously.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

tied States Attorney Hooper Alex
ander denied these charges, stating
that nearly one million dollars had
been paid for approximately 10000
acres of land already purchased, that
prices had been agreed upon for 3d.
00N acres additional, and that only
about 10000 acres were in dispute as
to valuation. The hearing will be re-
snmed Wednesday of next week.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
Chocolate Favored Waters
Instead of Nauseating,
Gripping Drugs.

Sickening, nauscating calomel and
oil are dreaded by so many people
that the evils of constipation are
often preferred to these drastic drugs
that act with such violence But it
is no longer necessary to subject the
system to such heroic treatment. The
bowels can be kept regular and all
the i'll effects of constipation avoided
by the use of LAN1ARINE WATERS,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
CANDY THAT KEEPS
THE BOWELS RIGHT

a delightful chocolate favored wafer
that has all the necessary medicinal
efficacy to cleanse the system thor
oughly. Yet their action is mild and
gentle without the slightest I'M
pleasantness. Simply dissolve one
of these Waters in the mouth at
bedtime, and thorough results will
follow with absolutely no lnpleas-
ant effects. LAMARTNE WATERS
are sold at all drug stores, at thirty
cents a package. Get a package
today. Lamarine Laboratories, At.
lauta, Ga. @
LAMARINE WATERS.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

This notice is given and published
by said Board of Commissioners as
provided and directed in the order
of said Board of Commissioners call
ing said election, duly passed on the
3rd, day of April, 1919, and entered
upon their minutes of that date.
BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
CRISP COUNTY, GEORGIA.
S. G. BYRD, Chairman.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

For timing work the dial of a
Swiss stop-watch carries additional
marks to indicate at any point of
elapsed time what the correspond
ing output per hour would be.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
MAY DAY WILL WORK
COMPLETE SHUT DOWN

HAVANA, April 30.-May Day will
be celebrated by organized labor of
all classes by the almost complete ty-
ing up of industries where union labor
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

is employed.
Street car traffic will lbe shut down
"a hours and no newspapers will lbe
Unpublished.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

Excellent paper has been made out
of grapevines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
GUTHRIE BOYS LEAD
THE BIC PARADE
barde and Rinehart were In the
Vanguard When the i42nd
Pranoed Down Oklahoma
Ciiy's Streets

Nell Barde is another Guthrie DO,
We sfe all proud OF He Joined tn,
colors when Ae toosln OF VAR sum
moned our hoss to war and by hard
work. fsthfuliy performed. won a
commission as lieutenant
he returned Thursday with the
isend and his Guthrie friends and
relatives were delHhtfully surprised
when they saw Licaiensnt Bardc
asiridc a hig whit5 charger pranclns
down the streets OF Okla oma city
as first aide on the staff Of tho fcgl-
mental colonel And. Il ia needless
% add that the boy from Guthrie was
gwen an ovation when his identity
became known
Following the colonel aud his staff
'ame the regimenial band and among
hose IN the first division of II
'roudly walxed Harry Rinehar,. an
'tser Guthrie boy. footing horn as
Effectively ms our boys defeated the
iuns over there.
Yes. thank YOU, Guthrie Is proud o.
er heroes and they are legion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
BISHOP THuRsTON HAS
KIND WORDS FOR CITY
Well Known East Side Divine
Confirms Glass At Trinity
Church Tells Of Pompous
Official & Work

= always like to come 10 Guthrie .
said nishop Thurston. OF Muskogee,
WHO was here last night III has a
nice. home like air. moreover. Il has
the pep. and win prove winner
Bishop TAnrston administered the
rite OF confirmation on class of
three 81 Trinity Episcopal church last
night He was guest al the Hid
rcth home while IN TIE city
I'VE had some little excliement over
our way on account u the street car
STRIFE" said the bishop The strlk-
ers managed 70 work themselves out
of the union by their obstinacy: II
doesn't always pay to ba mtlIeheaded
The funniest thing In connection
with the strike was the aueust tele-
gram written by state official: be
was asked 10 send troops 10 gusll
rioters Several men were badly
beaten. The official. In office tenn
porarily wired: I demand of you TO
suppress that strike"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
WARN PUBLIC ABOUT
PSEUDO SOLICITORS
Day Nursery and the
Salvation Army Complain of
Fakirs Abroad In the
State

4 warning Is issued 10 tae publ
against fake solicitors.
Two women are reported to =
travelling over the late oany.S Sing
for money and cJ--rlos IN the anne Of
the Tulsa o,Adren's Do Nursery.
said shertsT I'd Robert~sn to-day
.1-hey are imposters and should
ol,hs,of them land In Guthrie | want
m, women OF the city to be wary and
nmediately telephone the sherIff's
'ffice In the day time or my home IN
he evening. My phone number -
90 at the office and s2s al my home"
The Salvation Army Is also mis-
represented in this way. II is re-
'orted that persons, one described az
wearing the uniform of a uifler and
IN oversee cap and a woman. who
las already been taken In custody
y the police. 1ave been imposing on
he public.
At present there are no solicitors
'ut for the Salvation Army under the
authorization OF the organization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
TERRIBLE TORTURE BY TURKS
TOLD BY ARMENIAN GIRL OF L8

New York. June li-One of a.,
most piiifnl stories OF sayaeery prac
tlccd by rufas OF Cirtissians upon the
ArmenIans dcporiod during the war
from tleir homes into the country Of
shc Arabs is told by Victoria ynrshah
dian, girl Of eighteen years Her
story has been made pusllc here ay
the American Committee for Armen-
ian and Syrian relief TAe girl was
the daughter Of well todd mcr, han,
Who bad a shop IN consian tinopla ana
anotaor az Nesshor. Turkey. wher.
the family lived
10 her narrative to a British physi
clan she said that hef father and fan,
brothers were dsportod aud thai hor
father died while on TIE tourney from
a blow inflicted by a gondafme car.
fying taeir little fortune of ooo
pounds In gold they we're marched
south 10 the vicinity Of Duir Es zor
probably on tho Euphrates rIyerl !
nnere they found great congregation
y refugees said 10 number 7ooa
antilles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

Whih at Doir ~ 2of Maraa o.
suVar. Tie rirl said twenty Armenian
prieste we're taken frou among ,hs
refugees hound together. soni away
and Allied IN tac river AZ susAr she
saw enc hundred bodies oi men. wo
men and children. some with their
heads or
Amer collecting ransom. Tho
Mutessarif ordered lhe men of tho
refugees brought before him TO sirn
paper THE next day she said sho
saw the rircassians saooi down three
hundred oI them Then the Malos
sa'lf Ieai Bey. ordered nine of th~
bodies Of the Arncnlana placed 10 the
road aud drove his carriage over
iAoni Vie announced that he would
klf All tho male refugees over two
s"are old lp 10 that time nr brother
aad escaped death by bribery out ne
AHs taken away with orders and on
said 90 his mother Mother.
an noinE % de Give me yomr hand
md ! VIII Kiss Il Forgive me any
hing ! have done WRONG 10 you
;oodsy Tier brother was 800, be-
orc iictoria'k eyes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
Most Unique Unit In.
Army Is HIth Engineers

Tulsa. June ii-In ihe 1lrfh engi
neers. 3eih division. the nation has
ca3 Of she most unique organization:
IN the American army
They are gerhapx the biggest meT
physically Uncle Sam sent overseas
They contain more genuine Cow
runchcrs~ and range riders than any
ether una formed.
All of these towering wcsterners
from Texas and Oklahoma survived
Their arduous work IN Europe
The Iilsh engineers made their de-
but IN the American army. and 10 the
public as well. ar Camp Tfowie. Texas.
under Col w Bsnion cs Dallas. Tex
His Young men we're gsthered from
everywhere
Tulsa sent company OF trained
engineers builders. surveyors. esd.
Western Oklahorns and western Isxas
gent cowboys and ranchmen. Thc two
clements were nodded into re regi-
men; fhsf built 50 msny<roads and
dug % msny trenches tsf the advanc-
iny dourhboys in tsr rciosing days Of
the great var.
Company c ofshe engineers Is the
famous oovbty company. The aver
aee hesghtof iss men Is over six feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
SAYS NORTH LOGAN
TEST WILL Be PUSHED
Arthur Summers Says Oil Deyel-
opments In North Logan
Mean Drilling To Oil or
Aridity; Maxwell Test

Arthur Summers. prcsldcn, OF the
Summers OH Co. operating near
Marshall, Is sanguine Of resslts in the
north Logan field. Said he
We are busy saving wood and let
ting the other fellows do the talking.
We have spent 20 date s25 900 toward
developing the norra Logan field. We
now have $4,000 worth OF casing.
four tanks. one two-ton REQ truce
and trailer. one utility truck and tank.
one sl-foot derrick. extra irons. and
complete sets OF drilling tools We
are going through with the job. never
fear We viii so $500 feet aud gel
oil or dry hole
~ the Maxwell test. the s-inch cas-
INK Is being under-reamed at z.9oo
feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

She dcclared also t1ct she saw AZ.
inenlana Killed ~ driving wooden
stakes through them. that two ware
onfied alive by he Arabs and that
eventually th" CIrcasslans began 10
klll all the women and children with
tAeif anives, Tier description of this
niaseaore IL too awfuI 10 be told for
she slsea details ~ tae fiondiah man.
nof in which Il was accomplished.
Afsorward Victoria was separated
tfom her mother and sent to the tent
~ an Afah whora sho remained for
Two weeks In that period. she said.
So saw lwo hundred small hya from.
MoaAcuch brunghi through Dclr. N
zor 70 Standadioh and saw nd m
children Killed IN various wsN n
thrown " kicked luin the rnt. was "
She escaped the Araswith two oi
recapiurel BY tho A'hni later was +,
ntaer girls from Hy After year {,
allowed 70 20 hnhod Aieppu whore ~
and a half a4dd She has been in ol
bcf story whcf mother and ono +
fofmed .tapod from the circaspians ~
proihg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
CHICKEN MAN Is
WANTED RY FANCIERS

The Logan County Poultry assocla :
ton is casting about for chicken
man. No, a street chicken man. but
real poultry man -onc who can act
~ judge OF the next poultry show TO
be held December is The poultry
association held a meeting Thursday
night Al the county agents office and
talked chicken and It's development
for several hours II was the conccn-
sus Of opinion that the roultry indus
Try in Logan was in fine shape.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
HEt iiI\\ETf WILL TALK
IN 1lrIilitif's FUTURE"

"esufhfes Tomorrow - 70 he she
subject ~ fineassson hy rey A, xanslar
q nennsif fosa~rov evening In the
First Methods, church ~ thore a
rainbstw 81 PROMISE over tAla ety. Ia
the next thirty years what viii fiuih
RE be- The basis OF prvphaey and
OF pssm will be- the central thought.
Or Beunstt declares
In pasfaases elsowherc. Iowa. Ne
braaka and Kansas. Dr Bennctt has
been active in civic affairs. helping
'iAoosf# every community interest for
she ifk yeci towns Some point
"a things vii De said Sunday ni~ht
which ain be In oaihries haghes In
tert<t. 49, eesRR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
Real Mexican Knife
Duel Staged In Tulsa

Tulsa. June - after Luke Lopez
snd Arthur tionyaisn. Maxieans. had
fought With knlsen Tor Is minutes at
the rear of house on North Guthrie
avenue last nlghi, The latter proenfed
"a revolver aud .hos i>gpex through.
the head, killing hlm Instantly Tbs
trouhh occurred when Lopez lu said
to have entered a small houka tn she
200 bi0ek on North Guthrie and found
Gonzales with woman. who. Il II ai /.
lercd. gas" hs'r name as Mfs Lopcz
The two Aexicans went 20 the yar,i
oatside and staged resi- Mexican
knife duel for quarter of an hoaf
oonxais'a saF slaehsd serosa the cheek
the blade eastins througb hls jaw 20
the teeth, during The first few min
u,ew of fighting
Soon after both men had beeu cut
about che head aud arms. Con z4lea
went into nsarl,y cvtfaec and pro
cured large caiiber revolver. accord
Ing To Witnesses Of the tragedy Whsn
he returned he fired point blank a.
his antagonist. bys,sndsrs declared
One shot took effect IN hia head
sni y - believed another inferred
bis body Lopez was killed Instantly
Residents of the neigbborhood nosf
fled the police and six officers went
20 the scene.
Gonzales ran ws.st on Cameron
sires< and an exciting chase followed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

Tho maximum company in tho United
States army Originally cavalry
company. the BOYS Of &C" came fc
Camp Bowie In 1917 10 find that their
offer of mounted troop could not be
accepted They heard that the en-
girecrS would be motorized ThF1
sounded next best 10 cavalry. so sr's
consented 10 be placed in the - IN
But the emotorization" neY} 'oos
place However. the wester@s1H didn I
mind as they had Fh-ty :" good
horses and mules, bosa TO ride ana 70
care for.
To she hardy Texans and oklsho-
mans. the s,->nuoas work o, engineers.
even In %de fierce 81 Mihse' fighting
sspesIed They loved the life in the
open weather on the range. or on the
b1ftlo field. and hsrdships didn't ter
rffy them.
For time. they fought with she
sssh division. by geating inso action
before their own divisional infantry
cid. Fc- their work az the front the
HTsh was cited BY the corps COM
mander.
Col horace s Baker. former city
engineer Of Chicago. commanded the
engineers during most Of the FIGHTING
IN Europe and brought them back 60
America Col Banion. the organizer
and trainer OF the regiment Is now st
Camp Devens. Aver. Mass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
CHICKEN THIEVES SPOTTED
BY SHERIFF ROBERTSON

An even dozen OF fine 2-pound frys
disappeared from the pens Of Franz
ConRor. ga East Perkins avenue. last
night and Sheriff. Robertson is on the
tran OF the thieves
There Is no doubt in my mind now
who the chicken thieves wao have
been operating in Guthrie are said
Robertson today The traffic must
stop and guess will have to send
few bad boys to GRANTEE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
TH'hk3 LAWNS Wit SUFFER-
KICKS ON WArug pkla,

m" advance IN wasar rates. haa
fanAeh a howl on the mart ~ ANNA
pfoisrty owners u don, llto il II
all. said one man, "and f,alr thn
F"s" ani Flower rrr'itna and lawns
VIII aufer a. result The faian
should not have bonn made nntll tha
new water works plant "a in opera
ton" -,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
lRM|sTICE SUSPENDED If
HUNS REFUSE TO SIGN
MORE DELAY POSSIBLE. A.
TllOt Gu MONDAY ~ DAY
SIT fOR GERMANS To
sign OR Rttt ~ IN
sign rftCE PACT
BULLETIN

london, June i4-Russsan bolshevis
'roers arc reported 20 have crossed
the osi'esas boundary and TO be sp.
preaching rsrropol with the esidsn,
irtentior of Joining the Hungarian
tclshesiki when the hungarian fron.
tier Is reached, says an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Vienna IN.
der Thursdays date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
ICE COMPANY BUILDS
$1,000 COOLING. TOWER

Something new In the way OF
coolers" is being built ny she
Rumelli- Braun Ice co. at Its plant in
the Santa Fe district. Il Is called a
cooling toxnr.- and its construction
win tost $1,000 Heretofore. the Cot
t0nsood has been utilized. The
tower" Is ultra modern and yill
greatly facilitate the handling OF ice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
MANY BOYS COMPETE
FOR sl00 SCHOLARSHIPS
Superintendent Doolii,le I. Con
Quoting Exams Hae This
Week Seven Logan Boys
Have Entered Contest

superintendent MAtssrc' nsia,l.
Is o'nauoliog the examination tw ,h.
'lo' sohoiaeehips offcs,d 10 ho,. A.
'h' A A " cellcrc. Saltwater oka
rhsw er" seven bo,r ccmpp,ns in
thiH examination. and ~ al o,ha,
c"nn'ic~ IN ihc state DO "a veil su
i"E"n o'onis. over loo farm lo,. an
nov planning o. attend A 4 N .,it.rs
next year aud sfr .nJrasorinr "a ,ak,
advantage OF the scholarship
lhe 1919 hglslai-re made pto,l...,n
nor Two annual schahr.hlns fer .a..h
'oanv Ia ~" state. zach .chol.r.li.
v" o" for a rcrlcd ~ iwo ,.ara and
lF"Nld''l fpr the payment by iha .fa,.
:" 100 gcr year on oe,h seho,.r.ht,
The competitive examination I. to ~.
h"ld under tho supervision - n.
county sai~riniendoht ono smeer
'an' provision Of ,he hill Il that IN.
n"'' 'naei ohlisatc ihcmsr,,ea "a n.
come actual farmers Tor at lcass .ue,
I"r'"i - iime es they shan III
'"Fn students ~ A a " oollrro an +
~ specifications are that b~onlop
nave Completed ~ Ixri i'fiploma e''
H'h"oi course and rre..fH not use IN
must have good heeah a certineata t2l
tobacco. and mug %
n good chary eligible io compete wi
Any one shiion year after var lsa
n the v'nuccet~tul IN winning = an
i'fill ~, tuf nfrr winning .unn .
'twsshlp, he rannut routend for Il .rs
<nd one Thurs. she asivanssrs~ ~ w.
WOO acholafshhw aro dtstrlhu.d "a
ihls y one ~ the beet movements tos
stimulate interest ~ nctonttfo lAa.
ming and put awrlcuhnral training dlu
nm IN" reach of hundreds On ls,s, iel
oklahoma nlh Mlva Dnnlgsttn
. my com iainf with nnr iseiala
ON 'hlH point n that lhsy dla nn, ~.
!" llk" prnsislon for ~. farm glrla :,
oklahupt % secure sclent,fte IA
nins y home building and hln.e ~.
lang W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
SPECIALIST SE.ES DAMAGE
TO GROWING CROPS HERE

J SearhiiDr. a specialist from Wash
lngfon. has been IN Logan county this
week making an examination az grow
ing grain fields "Rust and amut are
cansing great damage 90 the wheat
crop" he said.
The wheat Is damaged ten TO twen-
~ per cent. BY the rust. Oats have
been damaged ten 20 fifteen pr-r cent
BY che smut"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

offit*v ii9d heynoifs. with Farnfsr
CAPTAIN John wsaal CAPTURED fhe al.
legged Hlaser IN lh1orshwes' part n
me 'iiy iie admitted that b. had "a
Fassd In the flwhs bot claimed that
b. dld not remembrr having fired tlsa
revolver
4 hY4ician was called 10 tha t,osaae
station after Gonzales bud besn lock-
sd IN IN" eliy Iali and hla wounds
were attended
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
HUNS ARE GIVEN ONLY
TWO DAYS 10 SIGN

Paris. Jane ii--Ccrmany's ysac,
delegates, Il Is reported from Paris
would Be given only two days In which
10 consiicr and rrply 10 the revised
peace terms. which Is expected vii
be presented Monday Thrcc DAYS 81
gracr would follow before the aTlnis-
ticc rs suspended. should the Germans
refuse 10 sign In that event. hos
tilHies between Germany and the al
lied and associated lowcrs might be
resumed next Saturday. June 81.
May Be More Delay.
u Is possible, however. that there
NAV be more delay in presenting the
treaty Smaller nations are reported
10 be demanding that the paci be con
sidered in plcnars session before be-
ina scnt 90 the Germans.
Germans Will Sign
The heads OF the great powers are
declared 10 be convinced that the Ger !
mans viii accept the revised terms
Paris sdviccs reporting that an air OF
optimism rs evident on this point
Treaty Terms MODIFIED.
Further modification of the treaty !
tContinued on PAGE :. Col. A. |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

raesdss Il slsetlon day every
eitisen IN Cuihrle who has the in
ieresls ~ the ely a. heart should 40
10 lAs polls and vote and vote -
II means mach 10 0alArie and to your
prosperity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
cAskET FACTORY
STUFF ARRIVES.

A carload Of caskets, knocked down.
and some machinery. il being unload
ed today At the site Of the new casket
factory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

Because Carrie Williams and Mae
Brown were good cooks. a Kentucky
Judge refused 70 send them TO Jail
Good cooks are luxury he said. and
we cannot afford to nut them in Jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
ME MBERSHip oATH
or TIE BOV SCOl.

!. Before h. becomes 4 "
X hoy must promise an nv
n On my honor |
Is best 49,,
10 DO my ai 40 obey the
y ms country
. 80" NJ other people at an
r u
7. 70 keep myself physically
strong. mentally awake. and
morally straight
= = n r 4 =. ;. r n " X Il Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
More of Our Boys
Arrive from France

-ss~psrs Ns~s. Va. June ,s-vss
sssssesFss essers srs W A lssA.
s"hses arrives to-day ~lsA sssss
a,soc sfsseeFs s.s men. ~ess -
when are from ressa okishe~s.
Nerth Carolina asa rsaaess<s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
WASHINGTON DENIES RE-
PORT As TO NUMBER DEAD
MT ti\titu "a NOrI ~
iwi'Oitrs INDICATE IuuIn
WOULD w APPALLING.
PROPERTY DAMAGE I
REACHES MILLIONS


wssh'rs'on, jsas it-Nspcsss %
'shelsssls msssscfs ~ is~s IN psliad.
while isvs " a nsessars, are efts. a..
seosrsisd investigation by American
representatives. 10 Eastern Esreps
hnds that many Jews have no
wansoniy slain bot the rumbv
probably no, nsar 90 great
reports state. A.
a 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
Foch Issues Another
Ulfimdtum to Huns

c eah'.et is~. ~. s'um.ss~
demanding ne lramsais,s eantlsus
tee ~ 49, rseeemses - psllsA
'reeps seeoss essman, ~. nsss
scot - the ossr'sr eevssrr,ss b.,
Marshal fesh. ssseeslna b, az
patches ressises hsse to~ aes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14
rHe weATHER.

New Orleans. La. June f4-Tonight
and Sunday, partly cloudy to cloudy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-14

7, IHOuaANpa oF = fAhh'Y tour
rvimnad Jun .Asaaervd IN 'he
shoasand lev, '''fp'fS AMI NlaFen
t'kalao dn,rese, acecrsin9 Go iAa
a, the f..,~sion et iht ccuwAi zlon
ay., IN zoe here A wave VI 40
- ,.givi blsA.iy prekfpma ew,pt ea
il. 10 Southern naa4la. I,aynw
snHo orphahe. eaataias hllltuna In
smsess and leading 10 dlagrrsa that
aunal BE- dcscrlbed
The iaH p speculation of nv su,ali
~ q Ns ear wlpsd out by
ha rvlfaung tfWamlan toamcks.
4ea bsins cruelty slain. ilnaarsla
{ m"iaefs ware murdered. togulhrr
'ish ih'ar infants tha matlhstws
adlea wotu plIeti W IN ,hp suustn
al remained unbutipd or weaAa
fowuh nssrum fisw svhsvs river ~4ffs
red Nrrailf Hundreds ~ perauua
rrn thrown into thA river VI Tthmbtt
~ WI" HtFt#'tNtW ~ VFffHtHs NV
'~n ~ Matlr had all ~ ehma and
snivh isolcJ bat thanks 20 thu Apsvn
~ Jewish defense corps only four
ews we're Killed
noyies Isuie Also nIsedy.
Among tha cg aafTsrtng most
aA xhliepaF Il ihe ehinf .ltles
tho forn.pr tAa ewtslsvuep,. where
@s wer Al' 81 live Eyn win
''sp's inat Wfivd tFpm there. xave
Ie eio following account 0F H. fnaa.
lera thrf,
"iAHl rhNwmas after faii 0t this
regiment aud fhe dnrart
'f~ - lhr tltfnaua ffpm tha place
e 1'kninlan Sationall4s tofces an
" General refluFa ueeupltd zhsiunifr
ri Immediately began 10 pfnwfem
hirh laeted two ant half stays INV
iriber of less alsiu was 10 but ths
slae n tho plllaFed ana destroyed