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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
Rih1nono.

QcLucLI SuLStIuttS u4tu VuIItl ullU
bic Srauen Sobn 8orser6ing nnb ~.
8ampab bon Melroie tparen @dite 6er
bier nobnenben Snmilien Geo. 6. @ieber>
bing utb Mid. !&olb.
Srau %. 6. Br0nen un6 &in6er urf
glje 8unfer bon ct. Saul genoj1en nuj
cine ISOLDE Die Gatfrennbf6nft Ser bier
Ifebbaften SSamilie g. g. &iigemer.
St. @ouberneur $bos: q. Sranflon.
@5attin nnb So6ter @arnb tparen in borz
LETTER Sreitagna@t I'M @ibnnonb @aufe
einquartiert.
Brof. g. g. @bresmann bon grairie
bu Gode, Su.. eritattete bter unb in ct.
Wanrtin tpobnenben @ertpan6ten unb
Sreunben einen Idngeren 8eiu9.
Sobn Sc. Baggoner fat bns Snterelie
|bes 8. S. 8on6erbeioe am Big Store
fdufli6 an ii9 genommen unb miro bag
@efddft inter Der gleiben Sirn1n tpet<
|%terfIbren.
Na9 mebrere Sage tangent Beiude bci
ibrer Sreunbin Imanoa 8assoner lit
SRI. Go1a @9tpingbammer na6 i6rem
5eim in ct. glonb 5uriidgefebrt.
Son @inneapoIis, tpo er mebrere Saz
&c. an Ser @eite 1einer Wutter berbradte,
lift 9r. 81. 8. Sinnegan tpieber in un1ez
rer Witte e%ingetroffen.
@erbarb @a15er bon ct. Saul befinbet
|ii6 bier 5u 1dngerem 8efu9e bei BEN 81
tern, stephan @an5er unb @attin.
SRI. gIi1abetb @an5er lit borlebtcn
9ienstag na9 Mabelia, Wtnn., abgereiE,
mo lie ii6 1Gngere 3ett bel ibrer Sdnez
1ter aufbalten miro.
Sranf Eprnou bon ct. gIonb be- Drgt
sic goncretzS ut1bamentalarbeit an Der
11enen Ge1iben3, Die Wi6. 8iIenbring
leiner Sami1ie erri6ten ldBt.
SRI. Spa 8end, Mttglieo BEG Corps
Der Mrmee= &ranfenpfleserinnen traf am
fanss 1ebter 8o6e 5n einem ldngeren
Be1n6e BEL ibren bier mobnen6en gltern
Elm; tie leiltete in 'ibrer @igen16aft auf
fran5Diii9em @ebiete 9iente.
Moolpb @ei1emann bat feline eintge
Meilen nprbneitli9 bonn @iuage gelegene
80 Mder grobeSarm bem9einri6 @6lmz
gen fir $500 ben Slider berfauft.
eSo1epb 8ieber. unb Srau unb Sofepb
6affleb urb Before 5GIfte iinb na9 SStas<
ia Barf nnb Bemioii abgereit; @err 8ie<
Der miro BEL bieier @eIegenbeit einen Gbz
ite6er mad Guthrie MAIDEN, I'M ii6 ba@
lelb} t mad feinen 2anbinterefien u1n51<
1eben.
Mid. Seiberideib. 11nb Srau erfreuten
lire in ct. Saul nobnenoe So6ter NIT
einem mebrtdgi9en 8ein6e.
Sn Ser Sarnilie Sreb San @idle iteute
|1id Elm munteres G0bn9en Elm, tpo5n mn
fern @lidpnn19.
SIZE Samilien Mi9ael nn6 Sacob Wl@
Ienbring batten lebte Bo6e Sri @otbaz
rina Souinger bon Slarton, sc. g., 5u
@n1te.
NbiI. 8eplanb Ii. So6ter fpobnten Ell
nem IN Meire @robe 9ebaltenen 8egrdbs
nife zines gernanbten bel. 4m 1. 4u<
quit 1tarb Elm fleines Sinh Ser Sarnilte
|So1epb S. gfauf9, bas anf Dem bte1tge11
@pttesader beigeiebt tpnroe.
Gin Heines Sinh Der Samilte e.
Webers, oas an gbolera Snfantum lit,
tpir6 ben iebisen Musft6ten ua6 ben nnn
oos 2eben Tires 2ieblings beiorgten @1<
tern erbalten bleiben.
So1epb 66tpanf1 befanb 1i6 etnes Sa>
aes bergangener ISOLDE @ef9dfte bnlber
in Der &apitol1fabt.
@ertrub @an5er e%rfreute lebte ISOLDE
mebrere Sage in Melroie tpobnenoe
Sreun6innen nit ibrem Be1u9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
- 2eiet nniere 8rau-Nmsetae ani
Geite 5. Gulb Sprtng 8retpina 81.
Jacobs prairie.

Srau So1epb &engel bon ct. Glono
nabm nit ibren &inbern an Der porlebz
ten @onntag bon Der bier p~obnenbenSa=
miIie Soiepb 9auer beranitalteten Inter
baltung tell.
Nrau 8laiius @6erer ma9te NIT if
rem &inbern einen IutozAusflug na6 ct.
gIoub, mo Ser 8e1u9 Sen Samilien Sotn
Ebeifen unb Srau So5. @enge1 gait:
@brif. @ernig, Srau unb &inoer bon
2ittle Sails trafen @amstag per Nnto
als @dlte Ser Sami1ie Silt. Seller Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
8entbe tStet fiiftf perie>
1te1t>

8 Earanto, StaIten, 4. MuguIf.
Son Ser Boli5ei pir6 angegeben, bob
bon ieiten Der Ma6ibalen bohgra6i.
Qe grpIoiibf0rper arr Serroriiterung
6es BoIfes ndbren6 beg borgeidlnge-
men @eneralitreifes am 2. Suit &c.
Iegt tpa1rben, noDo11 cine 8ombe bel1-
te nobe gbiator1e erplobierte. Stint
Berionen plr6e,n getotet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
fdrrninQ.

@ritmals murben Sonntag IN Der bic:
fieen Bfarrfirde gum gbeitanb bertlno1g!
2ebrer Sobn Mereen bon Ibon l1ro SRI
@ertrub 9oltbaus bon bier.
Sn Der Samilie Soiepb Sbien. belt err
munteres S69terben tpiQfommere S1n=
febr. Slid gum @reignifei
So1epb @9dfer bon @i4mono bat be11
Sermann @dleper nit 9rei9en begon:
men. 8ei5en: ergibt ungefdbr2 5tpolf Suz
i6el per Nder.
Tanilie Muguit aoborit bon 4lbant
mar Sonntae bier BEL Der Samtlte Solept
@orte 5n 8eiu6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
Deit Union.

Srau Sobann Slipper bon bier unter<
5og 1ib i'm ct. @apbnels 5oipttnl 5l ct.
gloub elmer 8lutbergiftung am Beine
tpegen elmer operation, Die etnen 5uz
ACKNOWLEDGMENT @erlauf nabm, barob Die
8atientin tpobl bnlb in ibren Samilien<
freis %entlaf1en fperben fnnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
ritii4cr SclHmarihau
wil}cns Kniin.

y 2onoon, 1. Muguit. gs miro
bebo11ptet, baB Cir SenrD Sugbes
8ilion, @bef 6es fonigliden Gene
rolitobes, Der fiir5li9 bonn General,
leutnant gum 8el6mdrfdan erboben
pnroe, Elm %entfernter &11iin BEG Yra-
iioenten @ilion :fei. Ser britiide @e-
neral lit elm Sobn bon Brofeiior So
mes @ilion bon idottii9-iriider ab-
Itammung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
Acrcplan tStet Hcincs
mGNhcn.

Shines, So, 4. Mug1it. - Gin flei-
nes MGbhen tpl1r6e get0tet uno elm
anoeres miro bienei9t iterben, megen
erIittener BerIetu1ger, Sic lie burb
einen bon 2entnnnt @nlter @nrriman
gelenfften Meroplon erlitten, Der M
ltott Bel ieinem 5%lugbeginne fi6 III
Die 90be 5u erbeben, IN 6ie mge-
iammelte Menge f11br.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
Scrbiihcs KabineH
NanH al.

9 8eIgro6, 4. MuguIt. = Ser ler-
bi1de &egent, 8rin5 Mleronber, nabm
oie Mbbanfung 6es ierbiiden &abi-
11ettes an. Sic Mbbanfungsgeliite bes
Ierbild=frontiiben Miniiteriums muir
BEN bereits Iette ISOLDE befannt, aber
oie @riinoe tp,1roen Big iebt nod nidt
befnnnt gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
u1elrofe.

Sn 8egleitung Ser bo6tp. 5erren
Senron bon Sauf Centre unb Ban Der
8oer bon 8aro 5prings erftattete Der
bodip'fte Mfgr. 9. Nidter mfangs Iee<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
boloin9foro.

s.. s. @3ed urb SSrnu, rpeIbe 1id mebS
rere Sage bier in Der SSamilie Der S1tpe<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14

tier bes @iitrttts Is ertpdblt unb Der
S6ultermiu auf neun Mauote al9es
fest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
Distress In Armenia Is
Beyond Human Conception

awful state OF distress existing In
the country here. Thousands OF peo-
pie are homeless absolutely destitute.
in the town OF Erivan alone there are
$4,000 refugees. Their country has
been ravaged. the houses burned and
the survivors who escaped with their
lives have nothing but the rags they
are wearing.
Il have been sent down here TO in
quire into an epidemic OF typhus
among the native population. II is as
serious as 1t was reported TO be.
For months the people have been
cut off from all communications with
the outside world, with the exception
of a small area around Erivan. The
whole country has been overrun by its
enemies. There are no supplies Of
any kind and the population is on the
verge of starvation. many already
having died Of hunger"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
WILSON IS BLAMED
FOR HARSH Terms"
GERMAN PRESIDENT STILL
HOPES THAT AMERICAN
PEOPLE WILL NOT PEis-
NIT TllE TERMS on
TREATY 10 PREVAIL.


Berlin. May ls--Declaring that the
terms OF peace presented by the allied
and associated governments to Ger
many contemplate the physical,
moral and intellectual paralysis OF the
German people: that Germans were
hypnotixed" by statements made by
President Wilson and that he himself
is looking forward TO the future with
,sravest aprrs ension President
Ebert said today that he still hoped
that American democracy would not
accept the treaty framed at the peace
conference IIc rejected with dis
dain the suggestion that the present
German government would resign
rather than accept or reject the terms.
saying that iAe govenment would
hold out to TIE end"
The German people will not stand
for a dishonorahle peace. The Ger
man people will die rather President
Wilson has betrayed Germany by fine
words in public. But Germany Will
not submit"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
HOT FIGHT FOR SHRINE
RING ON Al TEMPLE

Much suppressed excitement exists
AZ the temple over the candidacy ol
Tom A Apping OF MARROW. for The
Shrine ring.
The Shrine will meet Friday night
AZ Oklahoma City and initiate num-
ber OF candidates.
Ar i!ne is being hotly contested in
hls candidacy by William n Powell,
who is armed with volumnous letters
OF recommendations Applin9 Il util-
izing verse a. his chief weapon.
Friends Of Apphng argue that on the
point OF avoirdupois and pulchriiude
he is the logical candidate. while Pow
eH's friends say that he Is better
suited 10 wear the ring on account of
his ability with word barrages
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
HEAVY OAK CHAIRS sUBSTi.
TuTED FOR FANCY GOLD
AND OrLDED ONES AT THE
SUGGESTION or WILSON !;
NOW U. 3. DELEGATES
WILL PEEL MORE AT HOME

PRESIDENT "a fTALtc nor PACE |
Versailles. May if--Cnptain tsie
name. the French officer IN charge 81
the arrangements Tor the presentation
OF The treaty 10 the Germans last Wed
nesdsy, has taken With great patio.
sophy TAO maay changes that xere
made from day 70 day by his super
iors. lie IL the author Of a little
manuscript book upon the frs. page
of which he has inscribed tha title.
Historic Dune Table" II contains
ten different plans which had been
drawn up IN the course OF week for
tie seating OF the plsniposentisrie
secretaries and press The number
OF different ways In which the table
csn be arranged and the different
shapes II can assume Is astonishing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
BRAUN GOES TO GRASS
WITH SUPPOSED BANDIT
Thrilling Encounter on Elm Street
Results In Turning Up "Pri.
vate Defective" Who Was
Shadowing Mansur Home

Heinz Braun saw visions of u s.
award for daring and bravery lN.
night The visions were subsnquentl,
blasted. likewise pint box uf deli.
cinus ice cream as the sequel shows
Heinz was homeward bound. 10 4t
East Mansur. about 1890 last night
lie carried with him "a box of ics
cream for his mother Nearing Man
SUR, he WAS approached hy @ w AFRO
wood. 6ia East Mansur. who having
heard strange noises presumed some
one was trying TO annex Braun's Henry
car.
"A council OF war followed. during
which a dark figure shot athwart ths
parking near the Beland home
Lets trail him" said Heinz
You're on. said Arrowood
And they trallad The figure in
creased its pace Finally Arrowoc /
yelled, "hal 4" The figure dar "a
away
Utterly obliylous 70 the high cost cf
living and the price Of ice cream,
Braun hurled his ackage aside and
ran after the figure. within block
he and death struggle wa on
nuclens there already for making that
and with Arrowood conveyed him 10
Chief Mitchell
A third degree followed II de-
veiopod that the young man was net
an auto thief He is q twanty-yea
old youngster. belonging 10 a core
spondence detective schooi. He said
he had been employed by man 10
watch y certain house. and was on
the job" He had been window peep
ing when apprehended by Arrowood
The watched house IL on Mansur.
Braun is very much peevcd about
the affair. He wanted the fellow 70
be bold bandit"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
ct TIIl,IE MINISTER 10
SPEAK tT a stiiNt.

6nHhlng, May / Tbs Guthrie aia
fpscopai church Ia IN nssalou ~ she
ilfAi Methodist church Tha snuf@f
anee will laaf hires daNa A hanauut
was given ~ the chnreh Ia hounr of
Rev Frank noacn of Oklahoma rHy
Later 10 I'm pseaing vi Reach "a
dressed large audience ~ ahe uhnrch
Consisting ~ dulW9aiev 10 the eoufer
'ncs and citizens of Cuahsux
"wednesday evening al o'clDek an
addr"#s will BE- delivered ny ROY a
q Bennett paafm the First rharoh
= Guthrie Thufiday evening thw
address 20 conference will be given
by w O Shepard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
ANNUAL SYMPHONY
CONCERT A SUCCESS
Musical Event Of Year Drew
Large Crowd To tho FIRST
M Y Church Last
Night

The annual ssmphons coucrri ry
en hy l.1ihre's first synwhopy ~
chrs'rp thr nue'eai event ~ The ysaf
waA Fiscn m,t evening 81 tho Nrth
eilsl church auditorium in large and
ararplsilvv audience xbieh showed
great interest IA me dasslrpnshi 90
~" ugrii~~sra ,preat Improvement
was shown oyer last vrass eoarer and
ia ID uehcsiN GOshrsv hae ali ue
sanitation ~ vh'ch 90 hs proud The
Hsmhvrs we're well peleessd. ihn
'AudAnle from Surprise Symphony b,
Haydn 'Mem.u' Nlusisnle" hy }fha
beri and "a, Mendslsanha. wrddus
March. al belns worthy ~ = stlsi
mention The other aelueHlonM wvre
Aerrh ponliliealu b, opanod Con
cert Oversnre7 hy Kglsnbsrw, lhp
dainty Muxau "Nnuss from tion lu.
an and "Ass's nsafh." from thu l'nrs
Gshl Suite bl 0relE
4 sioin aflo "Neena d. nsllrs hy
no Ilsrio' Was played hs Mas ThelmA
itne. who haa accomplished 10 muob
and advanced 10 au artistic aemrvn
Rs.as. GA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
CRUB[R PUTTING NEW
MEN THROUGH PAGES
Matters Al Central Fire Station
Calm, Intimaiion That Jones
and His Men Will Return
To Work

Chief Grubef with lhrce iiromen snr
the day patulmsn constitutes IN,
force" at Central firn station
wen have things in good shape
ard crnrkeriack force In week. .
said Grueer We aro qaysns no ~
t"ntlon 50 knockinw Moreover. ~
have the Insurance rates lowered with
in month"
Chi~ Jouoa and hir rirlklug fire.
men are csAing about for new iobs
"Gruber goes or we 20. said jonas
~ our famiilee must he forced n
move osR we'll and good. We stand
true TO our PRINCIPLES No tSrub.rian,
for as"
u "a said that t,rubcr has phon..i
oh her liacrx aekiug for fir,anrn who
arr hard 70 obtain rlrcmen Nelson
u IL rai'I wa Offered she chleftaincy
in the future II he would stay lie
refused
commissioner Trapnsli thought ey
"ryihlng would work ous an righi with
The new department. 1, was iniimat.
cd that Trapneli figured on Jones
men returning % work.
Ncihins has been heard from abe
rating bureau or fire insurance agrn
cies regarding The change in fire fight
Ing organization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
ROSE CRO|x DEGREES
MOUNTED At TEMPLE
Illustrated Musical Numbers Add
Much TO impresnvencss OF
Degree Work At Scottish
Rite Reunion

Mounting of the Roee crog degrees
Of The temple, Tuesday might drew q
large crowd Of visitors The class ~
nearly 40 wa deeply impressed with
tho work, which wns exemplIfled with
wealth of scenery. lights and III
denlil TO detail most gratifying.
With the close OF Rose Crolx work
a per cent of the new class dstrsined
but the number was hardly enough 10
be apparent in The crowded auditorium
Wednesdays program saw degrces
from the 18th 20 the aist either com
municased or exeut lified from The au.
ditorium stage The usual teams were
al their respective posts and no de.
partures from the fixed schedules
were noted.
"Wednesday night the Oklahoma Cry
team. with Orin Ashton In the fituiar
role. will mount the prusslan Kn,ghi
degree with tho usual invesaure Of
scenery
The illustrative song numbers today
were exceptionally good and caused
delighted comment on the lsrt OF the
class.
On Thursday. The thirtie,h and thir-
'y-first degrees will be- esemIdIfled,
closing she besiowal Of the Royal se-
cret in the end.
Following refreshments. a degree
VIII be given the clsssmen and visit |
tors in the spacious dining room. The
new class will be organized and duly |,
dedicated tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
u. S. s[APlAN[s TO
"HOP-0FF" TONIGHT
RO ~ WI. Wr tt,OW Iwt-
rNss,N ~ I'm N/Olsts
~ iI~iO>. THENCE ~
riNMW ~. IllI Ou.
iitItNI


Chatham Mas, Msy it~-rhs asssi
ssspla~s NC = len hsrs q, plss . ~.
10 join the Net and Nc-i ~ rrs.
ps.sy. NJ ssarunu pssns s me
,rans Atlantic filas, The NC 4 wss
60 ~ to-day % Hallfss
A sshooo ~ sss,royees will protest
,hs ssapisnss ~ shs srtp ssress tho
ses % ,hs Azores Tire ships are
stationed 30 ~slea spar,. The .ss
planes will be IN constant semmnsl.
es,ier ~ ~1rslss. with tho destroy
sss The fourth led ~ the lsna fssss,s
will be from the Asesss 10 Lisbon -
Plymouth. the ahlsesl~e posas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
President Suggested S0mber
Setting For Peace Congress-

This grave matter of the tahts Wa
finally settled Tuesday mornlng.
Whatever Historic iuiprpaalynnsss ~
grnndusf tho scene Tuesday mar
have had ~aA due to tha occasion IT,
SELF The seiilpg made no appeal -
The IfnaglnasIan Il Ia perhaps walI
that such vas the ease The peopIs
sant peace. they Do not want an1
ceremonial nonsense
y was perhaps for this rather than
for aesthetic reasons that whsn
President Wilson few days ago In
speefsd the arrangements. he aug
gsstsd that the kilt and erimson
chairs which bad been brought for ths
seating OF tho plensptentiarisx bs
moved into the background and given
TO the pfcss behind the German deie<
gates and that somber oak and basket
work should form tue seats OF the
mighty. That suggestion was acted
On aud the genera leffect OF the stage
settling for the drama was one %
studied bsnajlsy redsemei only b.
'he refreshing green Of the loriou6
PARK beyond the many windows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
ENID OFFICER BRINGS
HOME FRENCH BRipe

Lieutenant Miller II Bond. the flrs,
Oklaeoman TO receive the French
crois de Gnerre. has arrived home and
with him IL his French bride. While
suffering from wounds received In
the second battle OF the Marne. he
mef Anita Jeanne Bartasot; she was
nurse in the hospital he vas taken
To- II was a case Of love al frat
sight" says Bond The bonds will
live at Enid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
NttN t1tNt< NtNll>.
mum ron w nDli,

rnseit cIN Mich. MAY ll Trial
~ Mrs staanla~a L,pshlnski. shav
81 ~ith shr murder - trars age -
Nsler MaD inhn az lhe funvent o.
iraaoFe. neaf hsrv. waa tn oecu a.
te,and lhls afternoon
Among the exhibits IN tho srial wiil
De- iho bones dislntergeA beneath the
isadore eharoh and ln aearhy srmc
tefN claimsd IA the authorities io he
lhose ~ she ml-slns nun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
ANOTHER KHAKI COLLEGE
~ OPENED ~ SILL.

Lawton. May "a " 80 men IN
rolled. the second Khaki ,oiletes al
Fort san was formally opcnsd Il i
nigh, iu the annex 10 Baucsl y. Four
ieenih field artillery building. Gen
y n Curric and commanding officers
OF the First Ninth aud Fourteenth
regiments. addressed tho soldiers. be-
sides . number OF other officers and
welfare workers at the 4osi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
QUICK aravicn nv
wiasLraa PROM srArlAnE

Washington. mss THE rayy de-.
psrsmsNs communicates ~ssh shs Sea.
plaas NC rsom wsahlnogso as ttiia
~. ,eday, fseslssa reply from cem
niandsr Read and had nreaasAsssd W
Europe snd 20 ~sss sesss ~ 'he United
States the sisrs's eesttlor 10 shys~
minutes slspssi tlms fhs ssmwsuri.
eaten was accomplished ~ttlrnut pre-
sious ne,ise 70 any ~ srs ssssiens III.
vowed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
GENERAL VILLA Is
WINNING BATTLES

III paso. MAY 'ili--In another g-ec-
tacular battle this morning Francisco
villa. the bandit. defeated government
forces. He holds the fortress - OF Par
raj. His success during the last
month has broughA him reinforce
ments and money. The campaign
holds promise of being a vigorous one
during the summer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
HARTMAN NOW AGENT.

n W Hartman Is the new CONNER
clal agent Of the Fort Smith a West
ern road My headquarters may be
found in Guthrie now" said Hartman
Our road is making plans for doing
some good turns for Guthrie."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
5000 Milk Wagon
Drivers Strike
In Chicago

-~chsesoe. Ma ,t-~thsee ,hsssasa
~l's wagon drivers seasy ~en, 90
sss,ss IN Chicago. Virtually ,sslso
up ne sl,ys mils sepply Hsess
.sn,sslvss % tNs drivers. ~Ne are
ssslrs ~sss Increases 'eom 40 .
~sss ard commissions - ~, sna
eewwlssie~s sstd thst smsrssnss
deliveries would es made 10 kss
pltsis ana bses s.fivr,a
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CUT OFF FROM OUTSIDE
WORLD, PEOPLE OF BE-
NIGHTED COUNTRY DIE
WHEN HOPE FADES AND
STARVATION FACES THEM;
CONDITION DEPLoRABLE

London. May 1.-THE sights one
sees In Armenia are almost beyond
belief, and the tales one hears are
too CHASTITY to be inventions"
This Is an extract from a letter an
Armenian medical officer. writing
from tae base OF Mount Ararat. to .
fellow countrymsn IN London The
letter says
1T nay interest you to know of the
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=. DELEGATES TURNED
DOWN Rl ENGLAND

Paris. May "a Il ssa,er tsrc that
David LLOYD George. british prime
minister. has ~ considered h's de.
c'eiop 90 receive Prank 4 walsh.
Edward v Dunno. and Michael y
RYAN. fvsfcs'nllng American lrlsh
soc,rtlrs The rra on sivcn IL the
egiiaiion which has arl.ed from the
visit of thr Americans 10 irrlund
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Bl.t/tN Ot ROOM
LOBBY FAME. DEAD

James II n,aIer, OF Wichita. book
salesman, died yesterday. aged GO
years
Blazer was well known n Ok'aho.
ma during the early days "The
Blazer book lobby" thrivei N cuthrlc
during the fourth territorial iegisla-
ture and Blazer was credited with
putting across biz text hook grab
for the American Book Company
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NC 4 MAKING flasry rive
Wits AN HOUR

Boston, MAY la~~p ne nc a report
81 10 the navy department hsre that
she passed Asai Island. Mssrs. AZ
'ft22 ~ The message saia thss
the macs'lrs ~aa making - rliss ~
hour
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Dutch Deny
the Kaiser viii
Be Delivered

The rssss. Ne, ,s--vAs ouses
government denies that u nas De
eised 10 surrender serwer tmpsfo,
William. Tho question At present
u contends. concerns only Germany
and ,he enterss.
u Was 1rofrcislly announced In
psris, MSnesy. tass the pusel GOV
ernmert had decided TO deliver the
o.Sa'ser 10 the allied nations for
trial.
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"aor orr At fRNrAasrv
sGr ron rnis EVENING

az tehHs n y Msy Americas
svsataa ''ts stationed hsra - con )
nastscr wigh ,ns posslbls trans AZ
lsr,is fllaht ~ tire navy airlalbla & \.
stated seday ,hss the American $40 !.
plane fltess were egspsssd fse hap
or ~ frarasssy a. D M. unlsss W. ;
fsvorsbIs ~ssthsr developed
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CONSUMPTION or COTTON
DURING APRIL. BIo

Washington. May is-consumptson
Of cotton during April amounted to
s75.755 bales OF lint and if.iss OF
lin'ers, the census bureau today an
nounced.
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sEEsE DANCING MAN.

Frank Bsebe. former postoffice in
s1ecior. is conducting a dance hall in
Oklahoma CRY. I am 81 years old. "
said Beebe. but love the dance and
enjoy it now more Than ever.
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utHiGialts FOLLOW
sKApLANFs ln rLfGHr

Chatham, Masa. Nay is~~fhs G 4.
fiyina 900 fest high. g~sssa ovsr the
ar station hers 81 tpsnS q ~ rhs
balloon ~ss ascending ~ shs d,ssp.
psaesa over sns course faiia~as by
tie ssspIans aC 4
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TWO FRENCH MEMBERS
or LEAGUE SELECTED

Paris, May 1.-Two French men,
bers os the League OF Nstions have
been selected. Their names will be
puoIished shortly.
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Mrs Jackson. who Il rsm0dsilng hsr
new property on Eaes Warner rel1fan
the iosH of a diamond brooch aud 4
diamond ring