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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

Died cf Wounds.
William T Norman, Concy Island \
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
Ulmont S. erumley. New Kensingson
Pa.
Albert " Meyer. Harrisburg Ne.
Harold ID Bedrock, Rockwell Tex.
William Howsrd, ChFistiansburg "a.
Andrew S Neiss. ST Michacls Nina.
George PAafis, BrolhcrtoR Team.
Samuel Vaughn. Beleview Tenn.
Oliver G Wright, 0riskany Va.
Died Of Disease.
George Laberdie. Toledo Ohio.
Frank H Lathrap Jr, Berkeley Cal.
William Lane SavanSh Ia.
Charles f Larson, Deland III.
Arthur p Scofield, Dryden n Y.
Edward Blair, Jeanerett La.
Amin + Bringa, stanghtou Wis.
George Brooks. Eudora Ark
Floyd Chandler, Jackson Tenn.
William A Craig. Athens Ohio
Alexander Donanoski, Jersey city \
].
Percy r EverhaIt, Kittanmng la.
James W. Glider, Columbia S c.
Writ Gillian. Hosmer Va.
Luther Hagler, eilmer Texas.
Henry Harp, San Augustine Texas.
Lawrence Hendrix. Biornc Ark.
John l. Johnsoa, Pittsburgh Ia.
Arthur Kramer, College Point \ Y.
Edward d Mailman, Hamilton aich.
james Walter Sones, Cherokee iowa.
M ert,..... 1t;, -. ,.......l J.. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
SECONDHAND GOODS

10 CASH REQUIRED-Good oVeTeoal
shoes and suits, all kinds Of music
al instruments, shotguns, rifles, heat
ing stoves, gas stoves, suit cases and
1000 other useful articles to sell or
trade. What have youS The Capital
Exchange. Ss7 Court st. Phone 49,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

Dr.. Manuel France. president ot
Paraguay, died lasi ThsTssay Hisht
from heart disease
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died from Accident and Other Causl

Oleu 1rou Acciuetlt ana Othef Causes.
Mike Kwasneskc.eElkbart Ind.
George Condon. Chicago III.
Clifton Gordon, Greenvillc 6.
Carl +. Gustafson, Medford Mass.
Joseph M SiedlaTz, Chicago ILL.,
Tom Addison, Trenton S G.
Edward r T4ubner Albany Ny.
Paul Medo, Chicago I'll.
Ralph Reeves, Glenwood Iowa.
Died Of Disease.
Oscar Bloomquist. Boulder Colo.
Vito A Ciaceia, Coatesville Pa.
Maurice A Given, Lawrence Gass.
John II Harbour, Stuart Va.
Joseph A Loney, Mount Vernon n Y.
Ernest Lowe, Meansville Ga,
The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general Of the
American Expeditiolary Forces;
Died Of Wounds ....A..................-....- 3
Died Of Accident and Other Causes Is
Died of Disease .............................. II
Wounded Severely ..-.,....-....-.........-... IL
Wounded degree undetermined =. 3A
Wounded Slightly s.s-..-......s.....- 1863
Missing in Action .-....-.........,-...-..... D
-
Died Of Wounds.
Mililam H Sims, Kings Mountain Ky.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

Portland, Or, June 10.-Battcf, city
creamery 54G55e
Eggs selected local ex 42@45e
Hens 30e "a
Broilers 32034e
osess i7Mxue
Cheese, tnpleis S7m59c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
Killed in Action.

Killed In Action.
Marius Hansen, Norway.
George w Hill, Detroit Mich.
Died from Wounds.
Rufus Curtis. Hickory NC.
Frank ] Rieble, Pittsburgh Ia.
Gilbert A Brown Warren Md.
Martin Kanthak, Nassau MINI.
Died from Accident and Other Causes
James Connolly, Chicago Ill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-l20 acres Of No. land
located 6 miles from Salem, on good
.oad, in good location. good koase
and barn and other buildings, farm
implements, horses, 3 cows, . year
lings, 80 head Of hogs. round 800
cords Of wood ready cut all at q
bargain. Write NJ w care Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
!. A. Rowland Furniture Store

Bnys. sells and exchanges new and
Cd hand furniture. All kinds Of
repair work, light grinding, fling,
and brazing speciality. Right
prices. 247 North Commercial ~.
Phone IS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS

THE SOLDIER BOYs--pool and bill.
lard parlor is now open under new
management and IL renders you and
the general public a eengenial place
to pass away few leisure hours.
The basement Of Oregon Eleetfie
depot corner Of State and HigA
Phone 00s. VIM. Livoek, prop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general Of the.
American Expeditionary Forces:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

DAILY LIVE STOCK MARK11
oafg1s
Receipts 50
Tone OF market lower
Good 10 choice steers sl0.506gll.J0
Fair TO good steers sg.5o@lO
Common steers s7.5QM6
Common TO fair steers B4s.50
Choice COWS and heifers s7@1.j0
Good 10 choice cows ava heifers
so@e50
Medium to fair cows ana Aeiiers
s76s.50
Fail 70 medium cows and hsifsF'
gsds.50
0anBers ss.5O@5
Bulls $56s
Calves sylaiS
Receipts 37s
Tone Of market steady
Prime mixed sle.25Ml9.50
Medium mixed Si7a1795
Rough hcavies ti7@l7.sJ
Bulk slaGlg.25
Pigs Sl7Ml7.35
gnesa
Receipts 2i62
Tone Of market loser
Prime lambs 4l3@iz
Pair 20 medium lambs sll.J0dt3
YeaFlings 39@10
Gull lambs eaHi0
wethcrs t76f.56
Ewes e6fd7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the
American Expeditio1a'rv Forces:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
Fine Cardinal Points of
BOlShepikiSm Is Gipen

Amsterdam isn ii. a. Assos At
"a Press ras i've ,edlaai palss. =
nalshs. i.,a afs acsoralna 10 a ou
dsna,k fofmstiy paisb unlter la
rsirosraa a. lolio~s
nur tlsh wages
Twn liaut wofk
rafee Take nfhef people, PROP
efis
Fouff No psai. msnf
fies No taxation
A. oadead,k said e sish - slse
solemn ~afninF a. the saFkins
classes ~ an nA IONS sEaiust lhe hlsh
ialuln noilons which save fsea IN
Aassla nolshssism ! sss wuheaf -
aKsefalion IA ihe end of sltlllaaslon
4 have kno~n Russia lnllmstcsf Tor
iweup years under lhs Old regime ans
unieF the nsw conditions Nes.r have
The workinf elsssss ~ Hassia suffer
scd as thsy afs dninr 81 ihe pfeseu
moment uiwiihsiaadlua al ihaf eve
pfsseni go called fallne classes IN lhaf
eoantf, caooae 70 isli lhe worli
rhe hulAof the wofkmsn ( nas
sla are oaas iaf and away fse -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

thta hes sysr hAss hssa al ih~
state - aasmplpymsas {. slmpplr tsg.
Fibls Nhsa I lefl rvtfesfsa fas 81,
tsttlon sas one - ntfsf nAfvsfiua
ana easi peapls hardiy suee hos
tAeY wosli ssir thfaaaA fh~ lolias.
ins daY ~ sses*f nolehesism falss
ths nsfion has hevn heaisu ia pa'p and
is aitsfif helpless The fagufs 90 ma
srrms hopeless tine iaiaa h sftaia.
that lefl a. abe = nos itnsala sili 20
10 state ~ ufief and tamplsgs ruis
Fasfnflsa afr ~ : anisl,l sad
arr asins ruined sad ~ilaeas ias ala
81 lafslsa rapsiai thef san never b.
fetlsea : hase n~vsF seen ng a. rspi
oi lbe pesslnilay ~ saeh totfAplloa.
tfraans snd ihe abssnse ~ al sem.
hianse ~ lfes-iom a. thsFu v 10 Ma.
sis A. ihe present memsni
Mos r ise eefAmsn noe hssla -
sse ihai ia- RESUME ~ hssahssi.n can
nss posslblf lass fh~ shols ssfid
must stand shuallsr 20 shauidsr -
thal nat ~ the ralus ~imsfhia. may
aflss hai psfsouanY saes not
shat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
What SchWab Dreamed


The following anre loic ~. told
hN Charles N ~ehwah 3. the rpn
venllon ~ the Re,on-truetlou
'onvrcss of The l'uilcd States
( ihamhef uf Commerce Do tuu
know said Mr. Schaah. the
other night vhen was down w.
liethlehcm, had dream 1
drcamt that ! oueh' 80 go to rou+
fes,ion 10 i,ll some 81 the things !
did twenty odd years ago when a
lot of hig corporations we're
formed You know had little
90 du with the formation of one ot
them. ~ lrasi llui IA nay dream
seem to feel that ought not 70
~ ~ confession. unles. | took Mr.
Morgan with me lin' then ! ~
membered Str Morgan WAS d
Protestant. while was Catholic
and in the dream. eonidn 4 tig
IRE oui for long time how wus
going 10 bring Morgan 20 The con
fcsslunal
But then happy thought
struck me remembered that my
parish priest good Father Inhm,
who a. sitting here an ihe plat
form. had a sympathy ~ bruai 90
charity. aud NJ asked him " l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
Rheumstism Hs. Never R>sn
Cured sy Linimsnh or Lotions.
and Never Will he

Yea ntxef knaw ~ nheanaflsm
helna tafed ~ Nnfinenis ions ~
elh~r external appilfst|en Aad vea
Ill nete2 see seffhsa3 hai HemNef
AIRY relief afforded - t4eh msNs
khins
nai shY - satisfied enA fsne.iF
49, felitf fnau fhf an3s - rsin
Nhlth are safr ia rvfafn eHh tn
creased severity wAen fhefe i o.
msnsuf relief wifhln feaf feath
~rienge has rfaten ihaf Nhsumsftm
ls iisafaefed sundiiian of ihs hls.aa
ila~ ihsn. caa sAiiIfkfiaff frsaiis b.
esPstied fgea anY ffestm~af Ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
HERE IS ONE THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

aaes 49, festk fae hlana ghe sesf ~
Ne treatlf $50 - the sFstes - she
saa4f ~ A. tlseaasf aas IL sas
a'sHl1 frmtsg tAaf has for asra ihsa
lifif fesfs heea swiss feil~f - sssa
a. asaal aa4raxafea ana sgaAhssfn
ttses af Hheamai Is alsansss
tna refiNas ~ hisei - feaf1ns eaf
az ifsess af 4aewsr fn@ ssp~ftene.
W Hth#fs sAa aaFa taaen
sNf tsHsfa raa ihai & eIl nfumps
81 teefh teaf ease faa gsn sbfsls
shla tauAhss rsmsdx a. an4 afaa
tiesn
a sahiAhlr haes aa Rheams lsm
ana iia fFfa ment. 'asefhss etfh 81
reff me,l|esi saste~ snstas Four ass
intitiaaaf asf ~lil s. sani Ahsaiafs.
IS frye Wftle fn aav 80 Medical -
raffmfnt sWin Specific Co. mt
AefN iahefsisff. Afianfa 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

~ shoNed any fuss i'ss b.sn IN
several usrmsn cam darins ne last
leaf. bal lanseat 81 vilnxsn
Tm NOT much On his military
siaff and ! dunf saiufs ssYbo1y bas
lerusnf and ihsn because ! sant -
i've 10 40 hack go San Fnaslsea
They eah ms esaialn and samie. bal
lrs Al overheard. ihs aalaflas now
ihaf Nsf. asaf ffom ihs a~rmans
90 was = fond easarh .trsflru.s
bal e. mY age In nei looAias far
p spsrlfhffs I've had 70 usht witA
al klnas ~ nsiionaitlsa aiae~ I've
sesn rrl 0oasr la-t 20 ket faod. sni
sometimes g eaa pretty foush nat
ltoui.nasd On Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

could hflur Morgan a. confession.
lle Thought Il over for q While
and concluded that h. wwali
slrain point and receive Mr.
Morgan confession wlth my
avn few dass later. a. 1
dreamed be- dream We went ~
confession and we lnld t'nthsr
lahm Nc Morgan and a lnt
~ thing. that ws had never told
an, hods else before anl we nsyer
toll anyhod, else atferward
FINALLY when we .ermed 10 be- oil
through with our stories. the good
father said
You fellows wait here Tor
little aud ! n be- back
n .esmrd a. me- that he WAS
gone an leuahlr while,
aud ! was eefting psfeeus |
waited a while longer. and then |
said 10 Mr Morgan
Where do you suppose he q
gone aud Mf Morgan replied
" uh he Just gone out ~
some other part of the church and
viii he back shortly
I thought for moment. and
then I sald. Don I yA,u helisve Il.
A. sire ~ shooting. he gone Tor
81 cop fofbe. Magazine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

Elghl years aHo when W. IRE.
moved 90 Mauo1n. : VA = great ruf
ftrsf from nli res y aud constif-i
lion" writes Nr Robert Allison
Naiioon. i'l = haf frequent head
aches and dlfty sDe - and there wa'
a feeling l.ko hefs -ciThi press
ing on ny stomach and chest al ih'
time I feif miserable livery NOR -
Il food distressed l4e could no.
rest n nlghl ana fei tired and wurn
ont az The tlmr on bofiis ~ Cham
beriain's Tablets cured em and hat
--nl. in-L --L- \ l-L--Lan- unInnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
DON 7 HAVE
DARK SKIN
oss siafs and White oinimens--R
moves freesiss. Heals psnols..
Etsia.s

Use sisek snd White o,n,me,,-e.
moves frecsies. iissls psnoie.
Risinss
b'esehes DARK o, So io~ skin. N.s.no
y Soft. Pair. srebs-By Mai.
2s csals
Thousands of eula4a folk. ara -
lnE fhe nes and eor isrful Islsek and
White Oininent for making heir aarl
of saii0w skins llFnssf. sofi. brgxh,.r
and Attractive fo.fa look better
With that old dark skln gone and a
SOFT smooth. llThi. hight. and healthy
kin IN lts place Blaek and Nhlte
ointment aiso heals al skln blem-
lshfs. as sumls. plmDies. and removes
freckies and wrinkle. giving a beau.
iifni. soft. smooth. .lghi. fasclnatlnr
compistion 10 ans one Two slzes.
zss and l&pc. ilafRt size contains 4
times a. much - smaller slkeJ. cent
~ mail.
II you send g. or four boxes Of
Biacs and white Ol1.ment. 4 2se cake
u Black and White SOAP Included
free. Agents make an sa.y living
representing u. Address Pipneh
Chemical Co Memphis. Tenn. Black
and White Ointment sold sysryvhsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

Heartburn. inJ.es on o. cIsifses q
fbs stomach il INSANITY relieved b.
II for : The badlf Al
gesied ef00d ou' of ile hody an .,
stores tone in the stomach and how
rls Price G0c sold ~ Osi prng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
.YAMKS FREE IN.
CRITICISM or
ENGLISH TOWNS
\ur MOT t.ti tt.>iN RN\r>
~ tO<lO\. tRN\>ipl,-
rAItO\ tNllttli>
mot q tON\ AZ
uQt tuD t>D
MOOR

i.oneon Jsn is Sams x zee a eao
Amefiean sailors ~he visited l.nntou
,efors 'eAsiuK fof homs te's ne
Rfnl,h learnal.si. whai ihs, ,hcurai
lee tts netropois
rae soaf to~n 81 ffhte 40 =
s1ote1 a. sasine aai sen hateuf
snosta restaurants ftfn IN small
AuasrieAn Town st~rs sffss l.s -,
'sn Ia huseses ~ fses oihef oom.
a..nis ~efs
Noaf franspartaiiah ahoat foen
i,rt ~ % standard pa suppose
hats ihe ~ar
"l.onaons mere hks an American
e'is than raiuharFh ana he people
sfs 81 risbt Neu are moi IS modsru
ihoa.h as ~ are see sour efs
aaNs eoi thvr bar bahhrd ehe oaf
e'ris had thn done ten year aeo
"rss people 81. re.i irlenals Ne
ihs soaf hurr. bai souf elImafe ls
is,ien.
The big aiffssenes heieeea Fns
land ana ihe S,aies l. goaf isslss
You can &c., . lat, here s rh ~
io~ wittonf getting into ifouh's n
vuu spoke 20 a lsas n America you'd
be arrested There's somsthins where
you are mofe democratic ;haa ~.
are
The nri,sh lrtersIessr sst he
hoped ihe Anerran hoy- wfaldn't
iase home any aroma ldeas shout
inglisa rir's based on some of ihose
tnooun cred In ths strand -rd In
iieeaaiiy Circus
Make no misfske q oui fhat iie
sailor treasured him We kuow -
aboui 81 We've fof Is kno~ fine
ssfls here and h.rh toned ONES too.
aud ~ don want ihe other aori
ne .aid toe bovs viih Pc Anef'can
Hsiiissh'p eqnadrcn tn fhe if'h -
rart soi on vel with .ihe fraiish 2
sailors of the Crane rieei We eve
fhem a saude,iils sbow ~ related
and they gave o. : cone"rt
This sailor the inis.Vie~s r.
marked In his ar ieic. gave ms some
sound Information on point about
uh'ca : had aiways been ruuous :
asked him Il one American ,0a.f tell
a. once shai par ~ America tnothef
one came from ie said hure fske
man fro mfhe South iie apeaks
,iow viih crawl Ar yoa Gin
own-fogn-toe night see ike
that. Ike bunch ~ farmers taking
man from chiearo iaisF like a man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
NR0UP ~
ess.-~ess ss>~s =
ss~.lis s*as.sx ~~>
ess .Essssssi<. e. Ils ~
VS@S,S,,l1sS6y&
kEw PRICES - so. 60. o. -
YANKEE CAPTAIN
SPENT Z YEARS As
A HUN PRISONER
uolittti u titt uW.it ~
40 WN ~ ltttiRl iiupu
I'M ~ Itll Hill>iN
MIR. \ON

Relefais. .sNlss nofirr San l. +
Auons ihe masr41s. .alar q he %
teHs Ahsfsfrt f.em Niesmasf. ~ sen
,smrs m fa'nlasa "a Ameussn
iuam Switzerland eaieh arrived hsf.
iodas s. ne "sk'nl
Tao skiNpsf is Cast Robert ~
rfaarri ~ san lfaarslo. semmanasf
'af faaf mast sennansf Minsis~
vfth itn ne salien Cais fee
menth hsigf Ameisa entered fhe
~sf Tho wmsla~ sas captured a.
me Usfman raider Wolff ana cAriair
fardt. eae a rfisonet on haafd the
Volt iaf slgsi months h.fofe shs q
nail, fsfufued ia Nlsi and ~ va pat
ia . camp
The eamAin is little man. n ysars
80 wha has a fne. sen e. ol hamor
ami one smhlion ln ihe ~ofld. ihnl
helms ia So haek - san Francisco
iu ne ola ~eman aa h. sr,etlan
eisif calls hs wlfe. ami "a hla i~u
sffapp'ns sons aud ono daughter iie
hssnl se.n Them lar ~ years
1hs oapialn b. ihs best man 10 tell
his story When l'i hask 20 san
Fnneiso ~ never venture aui II
ut oen yard he - hfes I'm so
iua n retire I've hecn rowing the
ssat fof 40 wears "a ihsn "a wmd
90 this way I'm through. and I'm
Toirf o. lash myself 70 lhr old Wom
an and stay With hef
4 was smosl lao years aro Wis n
MAS hifsd ~ fn agent Ia Ansfalla
to iaAe some tfe hrse and petrol
and food % san funei.go. after 10
made irp from Humboldt iosn "a
ihe rouih seas a. eas M, laH tr
ga derifri then hesav,s : told ihs
boss Was folnf 90 retire ilh want
ed me 90 80 iusi onee more. ana that,
h0a hap tened 90 gcl caught
Captured on ris last Cruise
Well aii ne samua Islands W
we're ehtsd p, ihs Woiff ana told
il .nfuHder What 0oald W. do' o.
wasut any fighting ship. aud had M
funs - lhsy iooA o. or loaded oul
eargo into ihs Woiff and rf.d "a
shots nlo 10. old Wlnslow Even
lhen she wouldn't Ro dawn I ihlnh
he cargo was meati for ihe wolff
h'ssus' ihrf needed fuel and food
shd rr' brick 20 repair boiler the, d
burnt onf
Then ~ started eur elEht month
cruise rrsi they sailed around
Africa. attacking dsfcnselssa vessel.
whsfeFer fhes found them The
Wolff was eqninped vlih fine wifeie..
lnsirumenis. ant ihey could detect
r~hflns ships a. long distances The
woln kept away from fighting ships
ana W. never hfd light during the
entire cruise.
Altogether they capiurcd and SUNK
fourteen defenselea boats between
samoa and around Africa. across 10
South Am"sica. and 20 ihe coast al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

A. Tsisa = nse fefn tsee 49,
foene hanx e. unAsi 4 aa lHssa ifssA
a. = tAaaae A. ssron stfas sas-
frnaed ~ infsui A 49, teed ~
esn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17
Official American
Casualty Bulletin

- - -~--------------------
90:
The following casualties are re
pafied 4, IT, Commanding Gen.
eral 81 the American Expedition
ars fofces
OKLAHOMA
Died from Wounds
Corporal David N seeel>
stroud
Died of Disease
Corporal 4 ] Ms,nrlv naiss
Private Rolla Glars, Hand,
Wounded. Degree unde,erminea.
Private eeores lamhfrt. hold
sns4lle
Wounded Severed,
Private Charlif ~ Harm, fni
nam
Corrections
Wounded Shgnily lfrevionsiY
Reported Missing m Action
Private nans'l ksfreti ho.
paltr
Wounded. Degree Undetermined
(Previously Reported Missing
m Action.
Private Reuul, Boston Nc
MILAN
Private John T. Nfsrhnrs
Nsleeiks
Private Louis " Dollarhids
hi.maVk
py.ai. fonn, Fuflene. nnfani
Private Nan liursn oriiin
snmmsfhrld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

from Ne~ Yor1 onNt and sharp 'iks
ei s Dos ~ profanity
HAT could Yoa fe'l the difference
bet~een a ca.eafo man and a New
Yofk man
sure 4 ch earo man uses more
profanl~ and hr moves hls hand lkc
ihif see - y - eas delns : carl
trick a Nev Yofk mae tnef and
sor
whai abnnf fht Nlidie Wsstf
soh q kausat man doesn'i spesA
sloe ilke q souihenef az ioa guirh
ll.s chieafa nAn hai lusf pin'n and
d|siine - anyone fsn unaertsani
h'm lusi llbe speak : come i'om
kansaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-17

most 10 Iceland The Germans Nani
"a 10 40 north ~ iceland and aloof
NJ Scandinavia ioNafi home hui ihf
ite floss ~uuldnf siloN Il - ihsY
took chance souia ~ iceland anf
pulled up lasi norta Of Denmark
ny ihai time IN Volt had laid
more Than 500 wlnss around Australia
ard along ths east coast of South aao
North America Th'y iaid up q ~sss
near peumafA wsi'tE fof order e.
roceed 70 Kisi. and when the dem
onsirallon was AL prepared she puli
"a ap 10 me harbor ThsFs wsfs
sshsien by ihs men - waf. and ever
ihlns va Decorated They seat aoNr
csflasa of lfoa crosses from nsfiu
snd essfyons soi fhsm even ~
cooks
We wsfe rad, O. aaii cruising
though 10 wasn't much 70 look 90. 80
ing 10 Germany Oai a. ssa rsdI
run pretty cioie 70 he boards some
times. BAT ~e alwsys prayed 10 brlns
aions a ship ana on. came slong. ani
We had good 20 live on. sometimes
rood and sometimes Dad
Nuns Employed n s~sss crs~
Well. ihnss a a. who sers pes
on.rs wefe sent 70 eamp had .
crew Of s1sde sailors and Jspansse
rook The Germans hired he s~r,iss
10 wofk on she wolfi and the Ispl
vas Imprisoned siih the eFee q Il
Iapaness liner They PAT me IN
offieers' camp beeaass was
. dinasrcus charaeier
= sas on she wolff eight months
shlch meant freedom OF tbs defssI
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hey pr al the prl~osers 10 he hssch
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Rock Island Argus., 1919-05-08
REILLYS BUCKS
GIVEN WELCOME
Great Reception for Veterans of
10th Field Artillery Staged
In Chicago.

. Chicago. May S.-AIl Chicago was
alive early today for the reception
TO the One Hundred and Forty
ninth field artillery (ReilIy's
Bucks). which unit arrived from
Camp Merritt, N. j.. on three spe-
cfal trains. The first train was
held in the railroad yards until the
others arrived. The regiment went
into battle in France in October.
1917. and after 224 consecutive
days front line service, was with
drawn last November at Sedan. 1t
was in battle contact with the en-
emy 180 days.
A cold, raw nor'easter was blow
ing when the One Hundred and
Forty-ninth artillery arrived today.
The first real Chicago view they
had was of Lake Michigan along
which the railroad runs for miles
1t was not a hospitable view, with
its stumbling white caps and the
in-shore waters a rolled yellow, but
it looked good to the Chicagoans
and likewise to their comrades
from nearby towns.
Two Hours for Greetings.
Two hours were allowed for
greetings, then civilians were noti-
fed to proceed to the reviewing
stands on Michigan boulevard,
where at noon they were promised
the head of the parade would pass
At 3 p. m. after a luncheon and
addresses by General Leonard
Wood and Governor Lowden, the
regiment will entrain for Camp
Grant.
St. Paul, Mimi, May S.-St Paul
today was one madly cheering
throng, welcoming home the gun
ners of the One Hundred and Fifty
first field artillery, Rainbow divis-
ion.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-05-08
PRESIDENT TO
SEND CONGRESS
TALK BY CABLE
Wilson Convenes Session
While in Paris-Is
First Time.

Washington. May S.-As Presi-
dent Wilson will not be present al
the opening of thd special session
of congress Oh May 10, he will ca
BILE his message from Paris and 1t
will be read Immediately after con-
gress cOnvenes. This was an
nounced today at the White house
1t was said that this would be
the first time that the executive
ever had sent his message to con-
gress by wire.
Not Expected Before June.
Cable advices indicated that the
president would not hasten his re-
turn because of the extra session.
There was no intimation as to
when he expected to return, but
the general belief now is that this
will not be before June l.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-05-08
u. S. WILL ACT
AS MANDATORY
FOR ARMENIA?
Plan to Be Given Con-
gress-Others Get
Hun Colonies.

Paris, May Sit is expected that
the United States will be asked to
become the mandatory for Ar
menia. The indications are that
President Wilson will submit the
proposal to congress.
The council of three has agreed
upon the disposition of former Ger
man colonies. The mandate of the
German Samoan islands goes to
New Zealand. And for the other for
mer possessions. south of the equa-
tor to Australia. Japan is to be
the equator.
The disposition of the colonies
will be made as follows:
AS to Tcgoland and the CANA
rooms: France and Great Britain
shall make a joint recommendation
to the league of nations as to their
future.
German East Africa: The man
date shall be held by Great Britain.
German Southwest Africa: The
mandate shall be held by the
Union of South Africa.
German Samoan Islands: The
mandate shall be held by New Zea-
land.
The other German Pacific pos
sessions south of the equator, ex-
Guiding the German Samoan Is
lands and Naura: The mandate
shall be held by Australia.
,Saura: The mandate shall be Civ
en- to the British empire.
The German Pacific Islands
north of the equator: The mandate
shall be held by Japan.