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New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
Internal Navigation
PennIties

Within one month Allied and associated powers
will submit to Germany list Of those whom it is
proposed to try for violating the laws of war.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
March Urges
100000 Army
Despite League

Senate Military Affairs
Committee Asked to
Restore Appropriation
Cut Down in the House
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
Changes in the Treaty
Plea and Judgement

The German reply and counter proposals
7oeTe suo"11tted u1ader fifteen heads, IN sub
stance as follo2US:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
Territorial Questions

On the principle of self-determination pebi-
scte in Alsace-Lorraine and in any other case be-
fore cession of territory.
Protection of Germany minorities in ceded terri
tories.
No cession of any part of the Saar coal distract;
guarantee, of a supply of coal to France.
No pledge to oppose a union with German
Austria.
No cession of Upper Silesia on the ground of
its being indisputably German, not Polish.
Cession of only truly Polish parts of Posen.
No cession of West East Prussia or Dantzg
No remuneration of colones; will accept man.
dates
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
Commercial Property

Germany may take her proper place in interna-
tional trade provided she abides by the treaty of
peace and abandons her aggressive and exclusive
traditions. Principles upon which treaty
drawn will stand, but notifications have been
made in the economic and financial clauses, nature
of these notifications not specified in summary.
Internal Navigation
Measures proposed in original treaty confirmed
in principle; they held to be vital to free life
of inland states. However, number of modifca-
tions are granted.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
WEATHER

Partly cloudy to-day ana to-moYrowy
little change In temperature:
gentle shifting winds.
Fun Report on Pagc 10
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17

Continued on page fve +.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
Letter Delivered With the
Text Draws List of
Acts for Which Retri-
button Must Be Made
Terms Softer
In Some Aspects
Plebiscite Granted i'm Up
per Silesia and Army of
100000 Is Permitted

VERSAILLES, June Is (By The
Associated Press) The reply Of
the Allied and associated govern
ments to Germany's counter pro-
posals to the peace treaty and a
revised copy of the peace treaty
tonight are in the hands of Count
Won Brockdorff- -Rantzau, who is on
his way to Weimar, there to present
to the German National Assembly
the final word of the victors in the
war.
Few changes have been made in
the revised peace treaty. The orig
inal contentious OF tfie Allied and
associated powers virtually have
been maintained intact. Five days
was the allotted period originally
fixed for the Germans to answer yea
or nay to the demands of the Allies.
But two days additional have been
granted because Of the insistence
of the German delegation that not
sufficient time had been allowed for
proper consideration of the revised
terms. This will extend the time
limitation to Monday, June %.
If Germany's reply is acquiescent
the treaty will be Immediately
signed; if Germany declines to ac-
cede to the demands the armistice
will be automatically terminated
and the Allied armed forces will
take whatever steps they deem
requisite to the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17

Continued on page eight
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17

Continued on page nine
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
Contradictions

Germany declares Allies aims mperialistic
violate all of their definitions of Justice and
right and seek only to destroy Germany
New-York tribune., 1919-06-17

ADMISSION on equal terms soon as peace is
signed.
Period of transition during which Germany ma,
retain forces to keep internal order before reduc.
ing her army to the limit of 100000 men,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
SOLDIERS WILL Be
PAID ON AFF|0AWTs
Should Records Be Lost An
Oath Is All That ia
Necessary To Draw
Pay On

Oklahoma cas-. gau "A should 4
soldier become tam ufafliY ss.mratsa
from bis complete scrsic, records 81
foa on " absence igom as osn CEN.
pan, a h0spilai or otherwise. hs ell
b. paid IN full A. ~ llme af hls Die
charge upon hls uNn affidavit IhN
fuiing % 10. ~ar de. Artmeni h1s been
lfanamliied 10 he Oklahoma slate
Council of Defense ~ he Council 81
National Defense
Tho teat - The osr departmenf
order ls a. follows ''Nhu enilrft &
men vha are without records ST
service are ordered discharged they
will be discharged On fupn mcniafy
service records and pay cards and
paid in iull. INCLUDING travel pas rlN
suppiemenfar, sefyiee record and pa
card will BE- basrd IN sffldavils swofa
10 BY The solder Each soldier viii
be Informed ma, false sffidast makes
him liable for fraudulent claim and
that any affeaf, ln pay due ~ lack
of Information may b. obiainrd by
MAKING claim 10 ihe auditor for ihs
war department"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
= Speaking About Heroism =

Speaking about hrroi.m
Young man employed - tsxirab
driver IN New York just had bis
nerve tested and came through
the operation with his head up
and his eye brighter than when
he entered II It-akes real cour-
,age e. piek up $,-o.5s Al a time
when that much money looks a.
big ~ . l2-eyllnder ear because
domestic necessities are pressing
from every wall aud ceiling sud
demanding adjustment and not
keep i Especially j. the test al
gosi subline when man has
carried the money home 80 his 10
yesr-oid wife aud TWO far-from-
well babies Just 70 lct them lock
- 20 much real cash AMI fondle
II Just 10 enjoy the sensations that
come from actually touching more
money than they ever saw st one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14

look Bur the telling part Of the
ordeal was when the girl mother
held the money ~ her hand and
figured ont With lightning rapid.
iy-womeu are quick tnai way
how much niee clothes and nour-
i-hing food the babies ought 70
have hat they haven I aud which
the roll would buy That and
both husband and wife deciding
by secret ballot that they wonldn /
keep Il bat try 10 find the owner,
Tor the young man had picked II
up IN his eab and knew II belonged
10 one Of the passengers be had
carried
The young mother explained
that she would like 10 have the
money-all she had 10 do was TO
keep it--but WAS as much con
ecrned over the possible grief Of
The owner who, for al she knew,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
PARENTS OF STUDENTS
INVITED TO MEETING
Teachers Association Of City Will
Hold Reception At Open Meet
ing Al High School Auditor
iun Friday Afternoon

The Guthrie Teachers Asso. alton
will meet IN an open session - the
High school Auditorium a. 90
o'clock Friday afternoon. ana be %
irons % the public schoois are inviited
10 be present The program u beins
held a. the High school bulldi-e be
cause of the necessity o. having q pl-
ano Tor the musical program Prof
Greene and als orchestra wiii flrnish
= half 10 three quarters Of an fosrs
entertainment. aud the audience will
then listen 10 an address BY supf
Brarref. of Okmglgee public aoois.
on scientific school administration.
NJ Drummer is one Of the strongest
public school men n the state re
= a very hig1ly trained man sLd has
hsd several years experience n re.
search wor- in edgcs ion Ha holds
masters dexree from the rnlrsrsliy
of Missouri and va fof year, connect
ed vrh the Educational Department
of tie University o. Arssnsss The
ieacaers are very fortunate 70 b. asle
10 bring such man 70 cnfhr.a a. %
] iie cost The program VII b. free
and 4 = hoped iasf a large number
o The patrons viii be- present TIE
musical program vii b. spiendlc for
q j. common knowledge 10 everyone
'aai the GuiArie Hlga SCHOOL has some
of The sscsi musical talent 81 The
state The Hlgh School orche.i-a sss
been fhe champion orzz- gstion
amongst the school. Or the stale for
40 yeas and the school hss ~lnEers
in the state contests IN voice. violin
and piano
Everyone vlli be benentted by aezr-
ing Sups Brunners lecture CONS
out. hear a good lecture. sp.endid
program. and inspect the Riga school.
II IS al free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
ALLEGED AUTOMOBILE
THIEVES CAPTURED
Deputy Sheriff Hildreth Of Mul.
hall, Pulls off Some Real High
Glass slcu,hing Two Are In
jail A. Result

nesuiy sheriff Hillrelh 81 Malhall
dla nice Job oi si.uihlng Yesterday
Hsrnnon and as fstali two men
swing their nspss Rob smlih ano
sam Jones are In b. county iali
The prssonffs reached Mulhsil abouf
noon YESTERDAY AMI ified to sell q
Buick "a tor 500 Jhe officer nn
ticed thai the iag VAS nor diselased
gnd Investigated. The mcn flrs.
claimed 10 bai from Port Dodge kan.
bui When sesr,hed revealed a TEXAS
fas hidden aader d sea-. they chang
"a heir sofy and sai dihsi they cams
rom For worth. Twas
rho younger OF he 'su. = bos about
IS lrsfs of aes lold a wlcrd story
about man 81 Port Worth taxing
him ID iAe 50 and deseriinx HIM ia
Oklaaoma. Isaslax the car in his l,os
session The boy claimed thai b..
iconiiuHsf "a raEs T~ai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14

might be as poor ~ herself. aud
80 more able 10 stand the los~ ~
wouldn't be right. anil much -
she would like 10 do things for her
babies with all that money she
Just couldn and wouldn't touch
a cent OF ihe roil. and .he iidn 1
The Young husband feli the same
way about il and both were happy
when next day woman had hifs
identify her a. one u his fares ~
the day before who bad drawn the
cash from hank 10 take her
invalid sister South and ieft il in
the csb. She gave the driver s25.
regretiing she was too poor ~
make IL more. and the girl-wif.
said she would get more pleasure
from the s2J than she would have
had in spending the whole $685..
She had seen "a big pile OF
money anyway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
SHALL OUR REPRESENTA-
TIVEs VOTE FOR ROAD BILL
Legislature Will Re Called On tn
Authorize Bonds To Amoun,
Of S3o.000O00 For Build
ing Good Roads

Interest IL rfoeIas in barley
fsss lpt of aen mHsfas ON 80
shbise
10 Your fsAresea'snsss . ina lss
liiaiurf knou h0e yJu siaBa - aaes
tons ~ sppropflAf.ig f1oelaH Ha ~
Food roads. ne dys .s ihs a. iasi.
land iat he lensn' problem loaning
ihe state school land IN second m0ri
sage. ftghilns iubefculosl nmons
cattle, and other lus oriant mailers
The oaly way for 80 i.fm.f. 10 o.
their deslfrs before ihs lsslalaturs
foresiul ssf ls inf them 20 AL io
E.shef ant dltlass lhrif pfoblsm
thoroughly and ihea proceed ioxiesiif
Nbsu fou fall 70 Attend . mseilnt a.
farmers. Yoa az slsadins n yoaf g~a
iirhi seuf oaf 80 letter ann0ane
md ihs meeting of ;anasfy isth snf
ihe aevtpspsfs ssf~ good enough 10
glys = prominent n.eaiion A year
spbseflp'ioa . any county gHpsf =
ons 81 your vefy best Investments
Cecil Aaiioeks has received his PIE
mium money for iae ~hesi hs "a
ht'fted At the Nus.oaes fss
Mis-. Mildred brown Of Guthrie. w0s
the - prize n h salf club eonss.i
There ls . nice srits-as Ia -. Short
horn World about il tae ~ork h1s
Eresf possibilities nd . parshf 90
not neglect . encourage hls childrsn
70 join ths clubs ~ soul positive lo.s
10 Them
BUILDING up The agricultural lnlsl
ests in their varloa phssss l. . bis
JOB. = scientific ioo. = JOB shs, one
man cannot seeomp ish alone. n any
iins OF consistent operation. j. neg
leetcd Il throws lhe Whole scheme oui
Of .bslsncs. q reqifss the whole.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14

wafsa~ la u lh.lsh-sl.s fsssea
49, tnnfrfEina 20 NsfaaW assf ghfas
liHes ei fsiifosi fhsg az aasaaslaa
ifee Nnas saf sss- passsa faa.fes
sad ofsai noalh~esi y tAaa lh.s
hAts reached hosif ~hlsh - sltaa II
"a ihs eastern haoA - Iha Nsmsn
river oihsr eslamns ars fates,sa
essflns nrsai laiessa fhs ussmss
esasaalhsu ~ nl.l,siefA Z, hula'as 40
fh" holshssiat afssats ln thst fealin
10. nsmbsf - tss smear i AZ
An"~n hs q ts ssilaaist 'fsI 20
noishssla,s ksts t ssa9
aea a e feared g. ass - n
tAnssf a. msstlss ne tais .. Vll-s
The feles havs certain eamher ~
soiiisfs in rcssn ~hlsh ny a
ihre~u asslnsi lhs noishsssp
rasre ~ili b. litis ssaas fsF lsfm
uaasr poaslslf thre~ eesks bai ths
advance % the nal.hsslsis has lafa.
,aeri svmparsfie si-msais helr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
J o II z CAB L Z s MIS-
LEAD THE PUBLIC: /:
AMERICANS SEE IN
FOOD BEST REMEDY
AGAINST BOLSHEv
lSM; MEANS OF GET
TING EUROPE BACK
TO NORMAL DISCUSS
BD RATHER THAN
AGA MIC QUES-
TI0NS

Paris. Jan is-pF-sssent ~nsoe q
csws'sersns . sses1,es tour % ses
Ussed States when as returns horse
~ % ssis that tnis trtp ~sil take hsr,
into msry % the principal cites a1d
u - possible ina; Ne may ,oseh shs
Pacific ccsst. Hs olaa. ere not yet
rns,urec 6yt Il s believes that.hs hss
ssevssed the pan ~i,h hs ssesers
With congress ous ~ ihs way cary
w March. NJ Wilson would Rave a.
opportunity fof such tour before re
turning 20 Europe should he folio~
ne original plar snd u his return be
reeesssry. Ne would aso have tlrs-
sor he proposed trio before the con
senlna ~ an sstr~ordinafy t~ssion
of congress should "a DECIDE 20 cat
ere. Az fsr as snovsn. NJ wnsor hss
no plsns sor sr extra session. hut he
stiil holds 20 ms iotR of reiurnino %
the peace congress. 4 = - fei, ihstI
nis presence 10 necessary 70 shs soc
cess Of tire league of nations
The object o. nls proposed speaking
tour would be 10 inform the country
~ personal centacf Of the proceed
trcs ~ PARIS and st the same time
foUnc og, sno ercovrace public ser
tlrneo, IN suppo-t " the peace prsr
eiples he hss snVnelasec ard which
Ne feels have been scelairso hy the
masses ~ Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
" ~ .Nn, Dt>iNs.
I'M I >tNttlliD NNIIsr

esnf . esw'Ha fof h.s~~shs
" psssh--ss~f ~is. sh.. srsss -
March Weed sssfarisss shs ~sli
rissss ysa--srefs tasn plssss ysu-s
10 fss'. ~ ssys sAs ~iH msss ysu
~,ia Ans q BE- lr+ss I'D 70 ~sr,h
~h'is ~ 'sas . ,. nets ~iis .
sell worth ne pfss ~ ssm,s.ls-
"sfs yos sssf r,sas rs.ilg srs ,ssly
VIE oe~t 'si resf ~rfs sbest 80.
ifssf.@'a fAtt gau aona asss -. shs
sili sHs~ ~ ~ifhslt yssf ssHlrs hss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
WARNS spysarisrsa
90 sscvsiriss

NashlnEf1r Its "a secretary
slaas todaf stf - 81. shsstv.
anse ~ ne espiiil lssss, s1nmliis.a
rvlueni ihai sifef tsnasfy No far
her fsfeffnes shsslf b. msds n az
Advertisement flfsalsr . pros seeias
~ bf anf falfamaa ~ solicitor - fhs
sffasf tbsi he 81, 4riflai hAys aesa
passed isfefably bS fhs eoatmHtrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
GUTHRIE BOY FACES Death
TO SEND MONEY HOME
Stories OF Heroism Told BY
Arthur Hungefford G r
lyter l. One OF the
Stellar Actors

VIII ihs Amca,sn AfmI,a in
France Aler ssv'nF lhe German
20 ib' Nesis river tnd ehle $3.50 az
dsf theNflrs m'msets ~ ~ 4hlrly
second dlvision male $40 81 oAlahoma
msn ien TIE comparative safety oi
ihe|f shelter pls On ~ side ~ r.
steep h.ll p order 90 send mone, la
h. folAs back hon rof ONE iImf
his story could no. be lold ha' nov
ma peacs g. assnrd i |s nefmissl
bic 20 ten how thor first iAnushs
iitcr me battle. ser, ~ ihs.r hon,
folks
Among hose vho laced shnlfirs in
he open under ~ sId. 81 iho Rresi
all. we're three Oklahoma ho, rrl.
sal' samu,i g shafa headoaansn
company ~ tho ileih uiain reg
msnt son ~ z X shsrn Norman
Okla Prsai, 1nssth N ston.r. ms
chine sun company, ainih nf,nis
re- neni whose father flsss = moore
Oklshoms and John q isffr. 60 D
'ipih Infantry rcFi n.ni. son ~ g =
Liter Gughrle Okia Ihef siood Is
ihe rain FOR nearly sn hour Is srae
money home
The division aad suffered Ia me
Terrific fighting eas.vsrd from Chs
leau Thierry A. b. men ~ho had
borne ne bruni OF ihe rombat we're
leileved a. IN. Nene river by oihcf
anits. the, went into camp on ihs side
'f he sisep hii All IN "a adjoining
soods which ihey had wftsfed from
ne en'my Thoss1 relieved they
sers IN suprorf a. sill under shen
ilfe and ready 70 81 into action ai
nomsnf's nofice camp ls ih's case
consisted q eseh fso men alsglne 8
shallow sand rlt and cra~ifus inio &.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14

New York Jan n Tue visible SD
ply ~ American snd bonded graii
Ihows the FOLLOWING changes
wheat. increased $50 ee0 hu he's
Corn. increased 49, oeo bushels
Oats. decreased i.s-S bushels
Rye. Increased i.lSa ooo hufhrsis
Barley. decreased i11 roe bushei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
War STAMP SALT
stAsfs JANUARY "

washinsfon Jan - rhsasansls u
'oesl celebrations hsse bsen srrssx~a
or national thriff day. sea- Friday.
yseasry i1. scelfdits 70 reports -
day % var ssssnss headausrtsfs
hers. 1hr 1918 eswpaIsa for ssle %
sar sasihas STAMPS + fs BE- insasa-
sstsd On ihat day sta special obssr-
saness n he -lsih anniversary of sls~
blrih of benjamin franklin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
SENI\I1I\ Nlll.N>
SIN CITIZENSHIP

Chester A Ramsey ~ 81 Louis No
tinted States naturalization ea.alnsf.
is AZ he Federal ballaing lnvssiixa,
ing the applications of psn3ns ~ho
desire 20 berome ci'lrens n th.s
country
Mr. Ramsfv Nas p HeHssy. Jan
a4ry - as he asfs fof hesuns on II
applications f0r final eiilfsnsh.p pa
psrs and the applicants wiil appear
al the Federal buildlng 10 subms svl.
denoe 70 enable them 20 heeoma fail
fledged citizens Of the tinted states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14

wzshlngion. Jan g Another dem
casirsuon before m whiie Housf .,
members Of he Nsilonsi Women
n.rtv resulted iodzy IN the arrest o
n women. Several fires we're s'ar'
"a With oll-sosked sood % when
~er, burned speeches by Presideai
wilson The police took the wonen .
in custody. and street cleaner
uucBched he free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
Another Wilson
Aid TO Quit
Cabinet Soon

-wasniagioa yse Va ATTORNEY Cen
era ortoefy vii retire from the
saeiaes March 4 70 return 20 the
pfact.cs % is~ ''is fssign.tior.
Announces iasi r.er, ~ tho waite
Aouss. wAs cahisu 20 ~. an
wisor At Paris Thursday ana &C
cspsed
~ cfe7oy had ore eonssssrsd q
returning 20 private ne because %
pceunssry responsibilities A, ths
reaussi ~ ,he prssicen,. howevef
hs dec .dsa 20 remain In office Until
March rs nome - IN Tssa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
sstet PENALTY siLl
FayosAslv ssrosrso

Nsthinuoa ian a A bill penal.
't'nf ,ammsfslal hubeY 70 ns~t
issommsnasflvns u III federal ir.f.
tommission axslns, ~ brsinx Of
smflefss ~ rfms engaged in infsr-
stale sommsfes "a ordered fsyosabig
reported leaAF by ibs ssasis judiciary
omm Zee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14

'aisi n relIes - u Nrst.s 4.u,
io Oklahoma ,lfi This uaruinr 90 a.
''nd ihs annual meeting % tbs peace
oififes - uhiahoma or wtisa assa
elaiicn ar j. treasurer
lns atsnrlallen all elect oifll.fs
hr ihs "nsains term aud Arnnse Is
properly prsrai Is ihs ieslsiatags
hills hooking fuf iAr appr~a~n,i,n ~
"ii"ndera and ihe sappress|oa ID
fflmu ln the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
70 LONDON slIe.r.

f, NeIbosrns. Australia. Jan ~
company hss ben formed under ne
zane o. the AERIAL service Limited Of
Australia 10 finance an aerial iran
port fslzhi from Australia % London
The voyage all b. made b. wsy o
Duish Esst Irdies md Bsrda1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
VANSs XMAS NAL
cots oows' ON ssle

s.a,Aho'm iar t Amsrl.au
'hflsimas mall iaf a~~asa ssHmsisa
70 he lhs masi talishls ~ he wear
hAs not 80 Arrived hfe d ls b.
'sra lhai ne ,aai eas lnsi 81 ~
nlssina British stsa ansf ulsano ~hlch
irfi hali tusisnd lu psr 60 fnf -.
fen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
rs1 lsoulslrlve AMERICAN.

The sentry va on guarA 81 nighg
An auto approscHea HAN whs
goes there a nrifisA ambufrncs
Pas nffish ambulance Aaofhe'
Sar came down he road hsr' W.,
goes there A French ambulance
Pass French ambulance st.ii = th4fa
came aionr Nsif' Nfo goe'
fhersf What the BEL Go yoa want
no kuos FOR Pass Amerieal am
buiaure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
LEADERS PLAN TO
RUSH 10 MILLION siLt

wsshins,or. Jsn is-osmoeratle
leaders TO-DAY pisrnsa 20 ssesrs ssfl.
consideration - the senate ~ ths bii.
sppropf,si,ns 500. .ooc ooo for fsmins
rei,sf - Europe ara the Ae4f I@s'
winch ~as pssssa asi rsah, - A.
house b an osen~heisnins vote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14

WashsnEi"n ian 10 Eighty
thousand ,ssrmsn hrlmeis csrfar
81 81 ,leneral frfshluva trep.
some new taken from siorr
houss. behin.i thr llnes sai .om~
battered RELIES ~ ihe battlefield
have h,ea pnlsred by Prank R
W Nilseu. director ~ L,bsri, laan
puhlsglis lur distribution rs The
ni'h labsr't loan campaign
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14

Washington Ian 10 The trans
port Manehura has sailed ffam
France ier New Work vllh maru
lhan inn troaps. and the tram.
port ,aua,ia lur llo.fun. wlth
aiaul / ~
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Fivt DIG WREN cAs

ars 1eao and hss doFsn other cas-
senass more o. less seriously lniaf
ed as result of an One electric ~
,ervrbsn lumpirs ths 'raet At London
ono. lsst MGR, Rsnnire q, ful|
speed the car Iomaed ths track 10
the center % the eisy. plunged s8sirs
q building ard oser.urrec
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League Is Laid
Aside While Other
Problems Loom
Bill HOhen.oIIern
Is Playing Ncw
Camouhage Game

1an is-~sllisH seh
srTsllerr. ths fefwer csrrrsn en-.
psror. . sre~aas . heard 20 pro
tess re ear ~hieh ~<s reee~sis -
Grated %. Tho serrer sr,p<rors .
sse,sl srpssrsnee . undergoing .
radical charge. steff stehenEo'-
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traced D. the elletafs here
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Paris. Jan ~ lne Gable Ia w.s
explained Auihofisuvely yesterda'
ifs ihe delay m letting dosn IS
assine Al the ,eace prci.m'nsries >
primarily due 70 ne ise' tha' anior
seen and serious difficulties have
loomed Up 10 an sxi.1i that he public
generally has ne yet begun 20 realize
The difficulties ar admittedly of
hsracier which challenge all The IN
senuiiy of The Amcritan and enfeni'
leaders 70 solve. bu' they are SERVING
10 dSsw she nsgo' silons closer to-.
gefher in efforts toward hsrmoniol
JOINT action. an no. 10 separate them
into rival camps
y sppeari evident nov thar ne IN
preston conveyed ~ much of n,
oshlcd ne~spsper reports hat ihs
,.sgue Of nations = me sii-absoTbin,
nsttsr 81 exchange between the NJ
eoiistors "a rot Jus fired bv she facts
Turn 20 Pressing Matters
The entente prem.cfs and rresiien
Wilson have TO- some fimt mbofd
mated discussion o. tbs matter vi
make wsy Tor aueAi0ns of pressinf
momsni though III principle % n
league Of nations viii admittedly b.
. prime factor IN drawing " n.
peace treaty
Prior 70 drawing up this trea-y.
there are many Wal matters of n
Utmost Importance o BE- decided. an
siso definite forms Of procedure ~
be settled. 20 ihs, the .nfimations
that no step can b. iskeu until he
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FUNERAL sgRvicss Fos
MRS JAMES ElLis

Funeral services for the late M
James Ellis vill Be held "Wednesday
afternoon at : O'Clock a. n home.
1901 Eesf Ncsie
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New oflesns. Ia. Jan is-roaixhs.
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