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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
Crown Prince, By
 Telegraph, Kept
 Ideas Before Dad

Berlin, Dec. 9.-A series of tel egrams, alleged to have been sent in the early stages of the war by the German Crown Prince, Fred erick, to the Emperor, the Imper- ial Chancellor, Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg, Cont Ernst von Revent- low, editorial writer of the Tages Zeitung, and others, containing criticisms of men and events, is published by the Vorwaerts.
 In February, 1915, the Crown Prince is said by the newspaper, to have wired to the Chancellor, expressing disapproval of an ed- itorial in the North German Ga !. .zette discussing the war aims. He also expressed disgust with Pro- lessor Hans Delbrueck, of the U;l- lversity of Berlin, and others, whom he designated as "recluse ldlots." Delbrueck especially ap- pears to have tried sorely the pa- tience of the imperial heir, who, under date of December 20, 1914, wired his father as follows:
 Professor Delbruek, of Berlin, has written an unheard of article m the Prussian yearbook in which ne displays the most vulgar and most unpatriotic sentiments. I urgently beg you to remove this fellow from the university. If he has influential friends in higher civilian positions. this circum- stance does not alter the case"
 :. The Vorwaerts expressed the be- hef that Delbrueck, whom the pa- pc rdescribes as "Bethmann's in- tellectual paladin, man who was plous Tn his devotion to the Hohen- zollerns," will be surprised and amused when he learns of the pro- posed Christmas gift the Grown rflnce had in store for him five years ago.
 m message to Reventlow the 1rown Prince complimented the Iah-German editor for his rebuke 10 editor Zimmerman, of the Lo- Kay Anzeiger who, early in 191s, veneured to discuss war aims. That same day the Hohenzollern scion eelegraphed to August Scherl, owner tT of the Lokal Anzeiger, regret exceedingly that your soltor, Zimmerman, has been al- iowed to write such nonsense. All ol us recognize only one war-aim: !: o3Wn w With England.'
 The Vorwaerts states that the sss1 siown e Prince apparently inherit u rom his sire, not only the egllG of gab" but also a fondness 5 nIr oI,,s telegraphing. The paper con- n,,, Wlth such pleasantries this t;: My leader and dangler after pet. enemy" ~ 0Aoie '"e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
Drastic Steps to
 Bar Out St0Waways

Washington Dec. 10.-Drastie steps are being taken by the ship ping board to prevent stoWaWays entering the United States aboard, government vessels. J. E. Cushing
 director of operations of the board today issued an order requiring that the greatest vigilance he eX- crcised in the inspection of ships for stoWaWays. Under the or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
IA Degrees Below
 in Northern Kansas

Kansas City, Dec. 10.-Temper- atures in Kansas, Missouri, Okla homa, parts of Arkansas and the Texas pan handle early today ranged from II degrees below ze- TO in northwestern Kansas to 10 above zero at Amarillo, Tex, ac- cording to reports to the wealth CT bureau here. The minimum at Kansas City was five below ze- TO.
 Slowly rising temperatures are
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11

sors of ground floor house." As for wooden barracks, the price is prohibitive; they cost 50,000 francs to erect, and only 'the rich" can afford them.
 Public lighting is all but non- existent, and after dark men and women carry revolvers.
 The American committee form ed for the reconstruction of Rheims has a big task.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
Would Bring Back Remains Of Former
 Brazilian Rulers

Rio de Janeiro, Dec. 9.-A biti has been presented to the cham Der of deputies proposing that inc Brazilian government bring back to this country the bodies of the former Sperors Pedro I. and P1l- TO II, and the former EmpreSS Leopoldina, now in Portugal.
 Similar measures have neer4 presented to earlier congresseS, but none received favorable ac-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
American Peace
 Delegates Sail

Brest, Dee. 1o.-FranE l.. Polk, American under-sccrotary of state, General Tasker II Bliss and Hen ny White, the last of tn" Amcri- can peace delegates remaining in France. arrived here at II o'clock this morning. They immediate ly bearded the transport America on which they sailed for the Uni ted States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
Haywood's Views
 on Ward Heard

Kansas City, Dec. 10.-A let ter purporting to be from Will liam B. Haywood Of Chocigo, in which he said the war "should be regarded with little consequence was introduced by the government in evidence today in the tria! of 32 l. w. w. being held before Judge John c. Pollock in the federal court in Kansas City. Kan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
Chinese Resent
 Attacks by Japs

Peking, Sunday, Dec. 7.-Re- sentiment of the Chinese over the recent incident at Flu Chow, in which Japanese were declared to have attacked a meeting of Chin csc students, continues unabated, despite governmental assurances that the affair has been brought strongly to the attention of the TOkio government
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
FOUND GOES LOWER.

New York Dee. I0.--Ratcs on sterling cEchaurr continued their downward coulac today, checks being quoted at $3&O l-i or 1 1-2 cent lower than the lowest quota tlon reported yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
Say Flu Microbes Have Regular Day
 for Viruience

London, Dec. 10-lnfluenza microbes have a regular program by which they rccur in cycles of }3 weeks, according to the modi- cal research committee. The next call is expected in January and February, it is said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11

forecast for tonight. The mcr- cury will remain above zero in all parts of the southwest, accord- nig to the weather bureau. A m'nimu mof six to 10 above zero is predicted for Kansas City and vicinity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
Maynard is Called OH to Explain His
 Liquor Assertions

Washington, Dec. 10.-Lieut. B. W. Maynard was ordered today to report Monday to Major General Menoher. director of military aeronautics to explain the state ment attributed to him by the anti-saloon league of America
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11

der a captain who permits a stow away to reach America will bo removed from command. Many of the most objectionable radicals gre believed to have reached this country in such g manner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11
EXCHANGE WO CLOSE.

London, Dee. 10.-Thc stock cX- change here will be closed Decem- Der 25, Is and 27 and January l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-11

with reference to the use oS al- ceholic liquor by army air service pilots.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

Banks In all communities. large
and small, arc urged 10 recon-.
mend 10 their customers the purs
chase Of Victory bonds whether
the banks have yet reached their
quotas OF not t.-~state Victory Lib
erty Loan Committee.
To The Leader, Guthrie -
would be lacking i'm frankness IL
did not tell you that the treas
ury department is apprchensivs
concerning the Victory Liberty
loan IN view OF this serious si,ua.
tion, as secretary az the treasury.
arr as fellow newspaper pub.
Usher appeal TO you to help i'm.
press upon your readers tho ur.
eency Of subscribing TO this loan
by publishing 10 your editions OF
Monday in first page box, II pos
sibIe, the following message:
The Victory loan campaign 10
two thirds over but subscriptions
have been reported Tor little more
than one third Of the loan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
Own Your Home

One OF the latest movement. .aker
up by the United States government,
through its department OF labor, ID
the encouragement Of the people TO
own their homes. II should receive
the support Of every good citizen, b. :
cause IL means better government.
The man who has bought a honse
takes a greater interest in municipal
afafirs: and he is able 10 live better
and do more for his family.
The earlier IN his life that a younu
man begins to pay for a home the
better Il will be for him In his later
years. The money re has saved viii
be working for him. II will enabl~
him to pass up the rent collection. he
will not dread moving time; he can
select his own neiohborhood and not
be compeIIed to take such accommo.
dafions az he can find available: he
will save the landlords profit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
TWO BUSINESS CONCERNS
TO ENLARGE OUTPUT

-
Two Guthrie companies viii exDand
their businesses this week u A. NJ
Weinbefger nave bought the old
Bunis stock OF goods and win here
after occupy the baca half OF the
Crook Jewe.sg .'ose and convert Il
into q reception room and fitting de-
partment for wonen. Tho Crook
company has added complete up to-
date optical grinding department and
~ill put two travelling representatives
on the road. The Crook eoneern will
occupy the entire front par, ~ the
Oklahoma avenue properly where
they now are located
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

10 II conceivable that the Am.
eriean peepie who with heart and
soul waaed the feh, for freedom.
vii permit this loan of Victory
and Thanksgiving 10 fallg
"our sons gave o. their health
OF their strength and Of their lives
that freedom might not perish
There are one and 4 half million
American boys in France and
Germany. Now that the war in
entcd, " would be as reasonable
Ter them TO dishonor the nation
ny deserving the flag as Tor the
nation 70 disohnor itslcf by desert.
ing them. Is II a large thIna that
we are now asked 10 lend our
money 10 pay the coat OF yictory7
" American money Icss wilina
tnan American manhooug
Let everyone Of the millions
who have bought Liberty bonds
buy Victory notes and success. IL
SURF Garter oIass, Secretary o,
the Treasury"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
SPECIAL. AGENTS MAKING
PROBE or RIPLEY

Agents az the department Of Justice
and of the federal reserve district arr
making a rigid Investigation OF the
town OF Ripley, in Payne county
II is charged that Ripley is sur
charged with pro-Han sentiment and
;aat people are advised &c. to buy
Liberty bonds. according TO the state
Liberty Loan committee. one man
who was active In pushing the last
bond campaign was forced TO move
out Of town. Any man who talks
bonds IN Ripley is frowned upon II
not cursed. is the charge.
Director n r Graham said toda-
that horrible example Of unpz =
sriotssm" would be made Of Ripley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
PREPARING FOR JUNE |,
REVENUE MEN BUSY
Delivers Will Go After the
Boys Who Are Making the
Prohibited Booze

fnr' SIN h. Am. May 4 concert
cd effort 10 tli the mountain ier,iuna
OF Arkansas and Oklahoma ~ moon
sinners " n be- shortly undertaken by
the United states informal revenue
department and For, smith ana OK
lahoma city have been designated a.
Headquarters tor the organization that
win operate awaina, thu vhiakoy man.
utac,urorr Between 10 ana sn inter
nal revenue nfficvrn or moonshlne
hunters viii have Fort smith as their
h.aduarlera ~ soon an plans are cum
pleted
Y u possible that the Fort smith
aduariorw win be in charge = 8
rlsdale. of Hot 2 e4Hp~ ..no NJ. bsur
10 charge of ~ soro d. 10, = ,ss
g Grating out u 49, city alf n,i nh
Tor 'he past several ,oanths with much
success The Oklahoma cay office
VIII be- IN charge of w /. Yarhrmsh
who y now in charge of the office az
Little Rock, aud who 10 a veteran
moonshina hunter.
According % federal officials II IL
estimated Tint 1000 moan.hno atills
are IN operation IA the mountainous
sections Of Oklahoma and betwee 100
ANA 800 IN this state Tho number Of
stills has incr~ased al nm alarming
rate government officoH say. ana
WIN legally manufactured liauor wrt.
ing scarcer each day and the lncreaa.
lnF prices of bootleggea goods the
'noonshine Industry Is duo period or
prosperity unless steps arc taken 10
suppress The traffic. officers declare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
Seattle Mayor
Wants Cemeteries
For the l. w. w.

ropcka, Ma, 8 In a Victory losu
address hvrv Yesterday uayor Ols
Hanson ~ seattle eave warming ~ .
whicapread national ~ffort "a over.
throw the go,rrnmen, aud society b,
violence We declared thc sov~sn.
mcnt was "on ,hc wrone track N
starting conferences instead 81 ceme
serics IN dealing With the " W
A. io the bomb rl,s Ia whlch b.
was an ia,cnded victim The msyor
said = irst Washington VIII either
henS or incarcerale fof ufe an The
anarchists IN the country n the Koy
eminent doesnV clean wh viii m
give up my mnyorship and We viii
hold meetings and have hanging
plscre lie said h. believed ihe 1
W W was AZ the bottom u the bomh
plot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
Secretary Glass Makes Urgent
Appeal In Behalf of Loan

When the final accounting is
made I believe Oklahoma viii be
found 10 be one hundred percent
ioyai.r declared the state director
OF the Victory loan.
II do net believe there will be
a lame duck in the bunch when
All the counties shall have made
their official return"
The million dollar subscription
which was made by G w MsrIsnd
viii serve two purposes. Il Will
help to make good the nineteen
million shortage and Il viii be an
answer to those weather men in
All communities.
Special errUrtn will be made r.
revive the campaign in tnose
counties which have not yet met
their quotas,
The case Of the town Of Ripley.
IN Payne county. will be the OBJ
ject Of rigid investigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
HAROLD SpEER HAS
ARRIVED FROM FRANCE

Another Guthrie boy has arrived
from France. A wire today from
Harold Speer to his mother announc
ed lis arrival AT Camp Mills. Sunday.
Harold was one Of the first Guthrie
boys 10 enter the service. He yolun-
teered the week following the declar
alton of war by the United States and
within four months was on the French
front. where be has been since
HAROLD was in all OF the biz drives
and has had honorable mention He
viii be home some time next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
France and England We're
! Firm In Support of Wilson
Presidents Statement Approved BY Clemenccau and
Lloyd George Italians Furious; Jugo -Slavs Are
Delighted With Outcome Of Fiume
Contention

Paris. May O. The italians arr fur
ioua. the Jugo slays wild with delight
ana those whose hopes Of peace. siv
q soul AS we'll an a body. who wayer.
Cd during these last days. have taken
new heart
That Ia the net effect here Of Pres
ident Wilson's appeal to The Itsl'sr
people 20 renounce Flumn faeke !
by France aud England both clemen.
ceau and Lloyd George looked over tho
statement before The president mase
II public. aud gave Il unqualified. even
enthusiastic endorsement ,he state
meEt In re Adrialic" fcll like a thaa
derbolt at the Italian headuarters IN
Hotel Edward VII The Italians might
have anticipated some such move BY
President Wilson. but apparently 'hey
did not CONSERVATION and surpt.so
were mixed In about equal quantities.
and late into the night squadron4 ~
Italian press agents eruised up snd
down the lobby Of the hotel delivering
new srcssldes and inYectives again y
Wilson every time fresh visitor hove
In sight.
The Joy Of the Jugo- slays knew no
bounds. ! met Professor Pup.n. OF
Columbia, the spokesman for Serbia In
the United States. Who has just come
over to act as unofficial liasloD officer
between Jugo- -siavs aud Americans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
M|sMAT[D ONES ASK
FOR COURT RELIEF
Two Women and One Man File
Divorce Proceedings In
District Court
Today

Three mis- mated ones applied fo'
court relief TO-DAY Two women chArg'
cruelty and one man saws his VT,
deserted him and children and refuses
80 return
Blanche Frymire separated from
Lewis frymire s4x wears ago She
charged non support and cruelty az
months later they were ~ married
Now she repcw her charge and wants
an absolute divorce. The couple were
married in .ss5 and have four chill -
dren al Of them grown
J " Wallace charges Betty Wal
lace with desxtion They were mar
RED 10 icss snd have seven children
Emma Hun; charges Logan q Hunt
10 whom she was married IN 1915 at
Crescent Cisy. with extreme cruelty
The couple have two children. she
as as Silmany OF s2.o0t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
Suppose the AirpldneS
Fail in Atlantic Flight
Dangers That Confront the Daring Airmen Who Defy
Death In Attempt To Flv Across the Ocean and
How They Guard Against Them

tween cheap alarm clock and the
fInect chronometer And yet despite
the nefac1lous care vita which IL is
made the transatlantic alrpIane en- :
gfne is not perfect when the flier
wants II 10 do It's best II does its worts
wants II TO do its best II does It's worst
1t Is least instead OF most efficient
A rnountaineer who must first climb
two miles before he can fight il In
the same position as the .rsnsatlan-
tie flying machine struggling up and
up into the hIgher reaches OF the air.
where the wind blows steadily from
west TO east. The higher the engine
climbs the less power Il delivers. The
engine cannot breath as much air as
II requires. and air is as essential as II
Is 10 a mountsineer All this means
tha, although an engine viii weigh
about taree pounds for each horse
power 1t developed OF sea level.
II weighs very much more for each
horse power the higher IL climbs.
Ask one Of dozen men VINO are
willing TO risk their lives in the at
tempt TO cross the Atlantic In a flying
machine what gives him most con-
eern and he Will answer: "Engines".
The truth Is that for all the marvel
ogs Development OF the war the air
plane engine OF today Is far from
being the sturdy generator Of power
fronsfnued on Pare 2 Col 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

CARTER LANDS ON CAT
CAMPBELL ~ TALK

"a public official who goes about
the state denouncing fellow officials
as dishonest and crooked IL NOT build :
Ing up his own reputation for honesty
and efficiency" Is the brief summing
up OF Congressman Charles D carter's
answer TO Campbell RusselIs' attack
on Gov Robertson In street address
at Ardmore on the road bonds propo-
sition. This man should DO closely
watched. he added.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
e.s rhr.. reas elsnar, ss...on.

Paris May S.--A sreat plenary ses-
s.oz OF the peace conference has been
called to meet a. three O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon al the French for
eien office The session Will he held
for The purpose ~ presenting the
peace treaty To the smaller powers
wAvn the council of iAree mel this
morning no announcement was made
10 the subjects 20 be considered be-
yond the statement that /; woald con-
tiuue the general program Of TIE re-
cent sessions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
HOGS BRING BIG
MONEY THESE DAYS

The days of cheap goods have
passed Tnere is no such thing now
days as something cheap And
travelling men aad merchants say
there is no chance for change for at
ieas, another year and many predIct
the higs prices will prevail for four
years.
Az an illustration: G ID Brock
brought in an ordinary sized hog 20
msrke, Saturday Y Howes bougb,
The hog and gave a check for $3.50 In
exchange. Hogs are selling on the
Kansas City market for from fzo.s0
to ts200 the hundred on foot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

"n ia magnificent, he said '"rho
Presidents statement will laks q place
IN history and 10 the hearts Of the
Jugo Slayn ike tho tietlysbarg address,
Ia America Orlando Will have to give
IA or face a revolution In Italy"
No one In PasIs can say today how
far Pupln'a predictions will ba full
filled Orlando " counting upon stir
ring patriotic enthnslasm IN ltaiy on
the groand that Wilson IL seeking t1
interfere with Italys national rights.
II remains 10 be- saau wheshsr tho
campaign which the italian annesa-
tionistK presscd so vigorously during
the aalt weeks will stand tho strain
OF such test rhe result of tho
campaign. from reports through even
friendly so'.rr1. ..,sa...~s Wilson has
lost aonle 'sFesa..r Ia Italy. espaeis'iy
with IN. ai-n yeszs a..s politicians:
but the psopis x ssaiy has. yvs to
speak n Orlando dares to give thea
a chance.
To Wilson's liberal followers those
who stilI believe that tho peace aud
the League Of Nations aro going In
the course OF years to work new
order In International affalrs--<he
statement came as rallying cry.
They are not unreprs6enled about ths
tconilnued ON page Cal 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
m SESSION TO-DAY

County Commissioners are In regu.
lar monthly session today Reports
ot county officers aud payment III
monthly bills occupied their attan-
ton today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
ORLANDO AND s0MM|0
WILL RETURN TO PARIS
DELEGATES ARE
O< rllI WAY 10 PENCE
MltI. ut>G\WN Nt.-
~ SIS ~ St<D ntr-
UCst<rNtiNtS
BULLETIN

Parts. May 0 vittorio Orlando.
the Italian premier. and Baron
sonninc, the foreign minister. arc
to return TO Parts. n "a officially
announced this afternoon. They
will take u train from Rome Tor
this capital tonight,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
HOME GROWN Strawberries
ARE ON THE MARKET

Steve Bowers, the Ellison Lake man
was IN Guthrie today with the first
home grown Strawberries OF the sea
son. The berries are luscious anc
bring 81 the crate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
CHINA IS BITTER
N OENUMC|AT|0N
IN LONG STATEMENT u ~
CHAKtst,D MAI Niit.>
AT PEACE TABLE KNOW
NOT HON To GIVE
JUSTICE
BULLETIN.

Pens May s. The policy OF
Japan Is 10 return the Shantung
peninsula 10 China. retaining only
the economical privileges granted
Germany and the right 10 estab-
hsh settlement under the usual
conditions AZ Ning Tao, 1t was
declared in = statement issued to
day by Baron Msuno. head of the
japanese delegation at tire peace
conference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
rnr INTERNATIONAL siruArloN
An III AppGARA TODAY

IiclKlum will slgn the trcsiy of peace
81 apiie ~ lhe Treilag At Iiraasels that
the financial. economical and territur-
lal poets of the acl are not sstls.
factory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
Grown Council Meets.

A meeting ~ lhr crSvn council was
held at ilruasela sunday nlght and aft
er the trrms " pvace had b~sn out
lincd by ranl iIymana. thu head ct tho
IrInian delcaation ~ the pcacs con
torrance. IL ~a- isvi,iv,. sAst sue ,rvsty
~onlh be- ssynVd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
First of Fifty
Thousand Men
To Go Across

Ns~ Ners. Nay s-rss hrvs con-
tiseers ~ ere Thousand men ~ tnc
nus snessAro sreeps selsrsses're
ts relieve sn sassl remeee et
sessneeys az present WITH the
American Army ~ occupation IN
oerrary. MI, sssl Goo Europe to
msrre~ On the transport Assmsr-
non. u ~as arnssreed to-day es tne
army er,earAas'sn Authorities ~
Neecken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

New light on the settlement OF tne
Kiao Chag -Shsnfung settlement has
made the Chinese delegation indtg
nxrt. A member OF the delegation
stated that though three days have
elapsed since the settlement by the
corncss wss announced. no details os
the .4e,iiemens have reached the dele
gstion While ssill waiting in sqs-
pense the delegation has learned with
surprise. that claases TO he inserteS
in The peace treaty relating TO shan
grontlruea on Page Col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05

Paris, May S.-The text at the
statement issued here yesterday by
the Chinese press bureau in which II
vas declared that ,se clause to be in
serted In the peace treaty concerning
Shsnfune. GO farther than We bel.ev-
ed follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-05
JOHNSON eoosTs OUT.

First insiaalment of propaganda
boosting Hiram johnson OF California.
for she presidency. has been issued