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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
ALLIED SUBS PER|LED.
Were Constantly Harried by Their
Own Warships.
British Submarine Nearly Destroyed
by American Vessels While
Being Tested.

L0ndon.-One of the greatest pcriIs
to allied submarines during The war
was attack by friendly dcstrnycrs. \
submarine was assumed Ia be an enc.
my when sighted by the ships of any
allied nation aud il was up 10 the sub
marine 10 show recognition signals if
She was not German.
But il il WAS a destroyer that sight
ed The submarine she WAS always maxi
ing Tor The little craft Ivy the time the
recognition signals could be shown. A
slight hitch in getting up flag or fir
ing IT rocket wuuld mean thr Sufrna-
fine would be forced 10 seek safety
beneath The SUI face
Probably the last altacl; of this sort
WAS made by american deStr0yrrS on
new British submarine of large
type. She WIS being tested when
sighted by the deslrnyers and they
made for her fun speed. Something
happened 10 the signal system. and
HE under water vessel submerged rs
depth charges began Ia tear up The
'F'''''' I'M ll''t ~ 'lI'iih ilfl uilllf
the crew thought she was doomed.
The submarine was constructed to
dive 32U feet, but that was forgotten
as charge after charge exploded near
by. Finally she struck bottom at 800
feet and it was found She was not
badly damaged. She was kept on the
bottom until her commander was GER
tain The destroyers had gone. Then
A..a was cautiously brought to the sur
face.
"She don't need any more testing
after that experience" the cOmman-
der reported TO the officer in charge Of
the submarine base.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
In Kitchen
and Pantry
For the Housewife.

To remove old putty from window
frames pass a red-hot poker slowly
over # and the putty sill come OF
easily
Dull brass may be treated with a
paste made from powdered puuice
stone moistened with vinegar when II
needs 70 be renovated
When using bottled blung the com.
mon tendency 10 pour in too much can
be overcome by removing cork and
cutting a triangular slit the entire
length OF cork. Eeinsert cork and the
bluing will come ont very slowly. This
saves pulling the cork out each time
YOU have occasion 10 use the bluin&
Mash your boiled potatoes in the
usual way, then add milk OF cream
enough TO make them creamy, and al.
50 a pinch Of baking powder. Then
beat with an egg heater, adding salt
last When ready TO serve nut \
chunk Of butter on top You VIII say
you never tasted lighter or fakler
potatoes.
Comparatively few people realize
that the gas bill may be very percep,
tihlY reduced by exercising care 20
li9ht the gas properly. Hold the l,ch'-
ed match 10 the burner then slowly
turn on the gas. Most people turn
lie gas on full force, and then apnly
the match A slight explosion ensucs
which affects the meter and sends il
rapidly forward.
II Is often difficult when YOU are
hanging heavy picture TO get the
screw 10 fasten into the wall. cspe.
cially when the wall is only plaster
Try this plan Enlarge the hole. wet
the edges all around, fiji in with mois.
tened plaster Of paris, and screw the
nail into the plaster while # is solc
You viii find the screw quite firm as
soon as plaster il dry.
If 4 Joint Of meat should be too ur.
derdone 10 eut and several slices have
been carved out il can be cooked
again and served as fresh Joint If
the hole Is filled up with mashed 10
tdtoes and 1t is cooked in brisk oven
for an hour. The Drowned potatoes
will be mach appreciated ard the fact
that il is the second time OF sending
II TO table Will not be noticed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
FOR HOUSEWIVES SCRAPBO0K

To give II pleasant flavor To chicken
add n piece IF onion while StewiHg II.
As groceries are put away they
should be checked up to see that
everything came IN good condition
Take two parts pork sausage Ia one
part raw white potatoes. grind. season
with salt and bake in hoi oyen.
The dlScolorationS on enamcIware
that result from cooking can bee re-
moved by rubbing the urensl with a
paste formed by vinegar aad coarse
salt.
Soak gelatin i'm "A saucepan, then, if
II doesn't dissolve, it car be easily
heated.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31

Your Labor COuuts-oyery ounce
Of worI. You do helos some soldier who
is fighting over there This war Is being
fought rs truly in the household and in
tie workshop rs it is III the trenches.
some Of cur American women are
borne down physically and mentally,
by the weaknesses Of their sex. They
suffer from blackjack, dragging seusa-
ton, bcarng-down pains, very nervous
and pam in top of head. If they ask
their neighbors they win be told to take
Forortc Prescription OF DR. PierceG
which has been so well and favorably
known for The past bal. century.
Weak women should try il now Don't
wait, Today is the day to begin This
temperance tonic and ncrvinc will bring
vim, vigor and vitality. Send Dr. Pierce,
Buffalo, ~ Y, l0c. for trial pkg. tablets.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
COUGHING SPELLS
BREAK YOUR REST
Put a stop to them with old
reliable DR.. Kings New
Discovery

That raw, hoarse throat must be
eoothed. That phlegm-loaded chest
must be loosened. That cough must
be checked SO you can sleep.
DR.. Kings New Discovery has been
believing colds, and coughs for half
century without the least disagreeable
after-eifccts.
Your druggist has it because it Is
wcll-known and in big demand. 60c
and Sl.20,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
Never Be Sorry.

For doing your level best.
For your faith in humanity.
For being kind 10 the poor.
For hearing before judging.
For being candid and frank.
For thinking before speaking.
For discounling the talehearer.
For stopping your ears n gossip
For asking pardon when in error.
For biidling a sianfeTous tongue.
For being generous with an enemy
For sympaf hizing with the Cypress
d.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
Glove Hint

Do not draw gloves too tightly over
the nails. There is a tendency for
the hands to settle into the gloves, so
that II the gloves lit loosely over the
nails in the beginning the Length OF
service IS prolonged. Even jhen the
nails persist in wearing thru the fin
ger tips before the rest Of the gloves
wear out.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
French Fried Potatoes,

Wash, pare, and cut into Fights,
lengthwse. Soah in cold w2ter one
hour; drain, and dry between towels.
Fry in deep fat, which must not be too
hot. Drain on brown paper and sprin
kie with salt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31

leaves with mayonaise dressing. II
you have cold veal or pork left Over
use In same wav. Use My strips OF
nicely Drowned bacon on top.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31

There is n wonderful power in SYM
pathy to open and display the hidden
richness Of a mans own seemingly mar
oW lifc.-PhiIIipS Brooks.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
The WaY Out.

If a man or machine is unable to
accomplish a task it should be turned
over To Il woman and hairpin.-Lon-
don Answers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31

Kneading boards and such things
should be kept in a cupboard OF some
place entirely free from dust.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31

Il has been found that one pound II
annurtN ,:lI make 20 hand grenades.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
Try this for Constipation

Keep the bowels on schedule time
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills, the
system freed from poisonous wastes.
the complexion clear, the stomach
sweet, the tongue uncoated, the breath
untainted. Mid yet positive. 25c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31
Recipes.

Coffee Cake.-Two.thirds cake
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31

The Japanese kimono is popular this
season. The one pictured is of navy
blue novelty crepe de chine. The en-
broidery is in varied shades of orange,
yellow and beige, with lining Of beige
pussy willow.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-31

i've strength and make
and enable You 10 dc
This medicine ! vii.
s. Mug q. Lindsay.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

ami III Snbepenoence eingeben miro.
Die Mliefert11g fit bic &l1roen bic
ies Nojtarpteg tpirb III 33ufunft bon
ga Wfo1.re aus oeideben.
GIIenbnIe. @eniigenb Gift,
Inn 3tp0lf Mdinner al totem, tpa1rbe IN
benz Griibitiid ent6edt, NEEDLES @il-
linm S. Beni1g foeben I'm 8egriff
itanb, du ber5ebren. Fleming 1T Elm
ilrger Gnrmer, Der meitlid bon bier
tpobrt, u116 Gam. Norris, Der alf Der
Garm arbeitete, tpirb bei6uloigt, 6as
Gift IN 6as gifen getm all baben.
@rnnb 5orfs. Dng Bum
besb11reau fir grnteberanfblngur
mel6et, 6ab Die Meierben an 1.Mard
allf BEN Gnrmen in Noro Dafota tpie
fplgt tparen: 8ei5en 19,19O,OO0 8l.
fbeIs, gegeniiber 11,760,0O0 @uibels
Iettes Sabr; &afer, 26,O26,OOO Bl,
gegeniiber 12476,O0O leBtes Sabr;
@erite, t4,167,0OO Bn. ~gegeniibe1
100000 8n. Ietteg Sssabr. Ser Be
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

einaebenoer ba1nit al befaiien.
5snmstag pl,rbe in Bieligen@ erihts.
aebdiroe bon 81. IS. 81. Mattid BON
Dertpooo @nnitoriillm eiue freie Gu'
.berfuIoieflinif gebalten.
Barren SRI. Ml,tb 8orer1t
2ebrerin Der bieitgen Sod3iida1le, bn1
|iid I'M 3uitan6e 3%eit1peiier @eiites'
it6runq bl,rb @ift a1s benz Doieir
geidafft, .
Sem nIm. 49, Sic Ioeben bic,
gegrunbete Sarn1ers Eru1t & Gap'
mas 8anf bqt lire INTERPRETATIONS.
arfife beim StaatSlefrctdr Ss,llilts Y
@hmabI in 5t. @a1I nieoergelegt. ~
Dag @upitnl lit $4,000 uro bic syn,
forporatoren iinb ale 8etpobrer bic
fer 5fa6t.
Brainerb. 80 3mei Geuertpebr'
leute tpuroen berlebt unb Elm Sba'
sen bon $4,000 artgeri9tet bur@ cit
Geuer, bas am Sonntag mabrldeir'
lid 6urd einen iberbitten Dfeh tn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20
Aus sem, ueremeiteWe:
Wtnneiotd,

ct. Saul. - Der r%epubIifani=
ide Acknowledgement i'm t1ddften SAT-
re intro m0gIi1ertpeife int Muoitori-
um in ct. Saul abgebalten mer6en,
tute art Donnerstag berlnltete gele=
gentli9 etneraonferen3 6eg nntiona=
let 8oriiben6e1 @m. s. &aDs nit
fiibreu6en Mepublifanern beg Staa=
tes Minneiota. 9as ftnntlide
Obergertdt berihob bus Berb0r in
@dde11 6es bon 81. 6. Sotprlen nr6
Sofepb @ifbert gegen Die bon ben
@roBgeidporenen beg Sadion Count
tp erbobene MnfGage Biz gum %.
Mpril. Sc tpurSe beidlciien, ben Soil
i'm Mattermirt 6es Diitrtftsgerihts
tn Sadion 3a perbanoeln, falls oas
Obergeridt iib tpetgern iollte, bte Mn-
flage nieberaufdlnger. Die Mnfloge
,geeen Gilbert tiibt iib a1f eine STE
Sc, oie er in Sadion gebalten bote.
EotpnleD miro fir cine Glugidrift
beranttnortlid gebaGten, bic &riegs-
frngen beiprtht nno bon Der Norpar-
tiian Qiaa beral1sgegeben tD11rbe.
sesm SoffIItf Mnatt 1T tpdbrenb ber er.
ifen 6rei Gage bieier Bode Der brittle
ccsnhresfonpent BEG Berbn1os oersut111'
1eiotoer 5dubbanoIer eebaltett NOR,
Sen. Dtenstagobeno fa16 I'M Hsalrten'
fonle bes ct. BaliI &oteg bas Sob,
resbonfett fitatt. ~ Ser Wtietsfo11trat1
Fin oen idbrlider1 Betrieb ourh Ole
meaier,1ta fir Die Mieieritrede oer
ghioneo, MiIlpa,tfee & 81. Battlyet'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

set iiiib eines our Sdnffurg elmer sS11-
ouitrie &ommiiiion, Der bic Muf-
uber nne itaatli9en Srbuitrie-
unternebmungen unteriteBen tpirb,
Die nlf @rurb nnberer @efese geplant
iin6, otpie elm nnbereg our G0r0er.
l1na Ser gintpunoerlttlg ii ben Stah;
.ferner Elm @eies, lpeldes b%eitinr11t,
bab ale 0ffentli9en uno gertdtliden
Mnfiinbigungen ieber Mrt IN ieoem
County in elmer beitimn1ten 8eitl,ng
erideinen miiiien; bic G~r5iebungs'
porIage, nelbe ale 6ffentliden Sbn.
len unbb# Strnfnnitalte11 elmer ein3igen
8eb0rbe urteriteM. Betitio1en fit
bieie l1rabitimmllng fo1en ~1lrlber5iig.
li9 in umlauf geiebt tperoen, pie
Tbeo. g. Melion @efretar bes Ser.
bonbes, anfunbigte.
Ga Moure. 49, Roitmeiiter
NearI Miaer 1T bonn 811n6espoit-De.
partement benodrt6tta tporoen, bab
mad Dem Is. Mdra 1919 bos Toit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

riht oertet al, odb bel ben gege,1-
ndrtige1 greiien Sic GARNER pom
NorD Enfotn nnein an Mei5en cine
Meferpe III @erte BON r1abeau l$39,-
100000 Dorrddtig bdben. Dor einigen
ssabrenS bpepttrua Ser Bert Der geintrt-
Ten Wei3ener11te MIR $76,0O0,OOO.
9igmard Cine Sendbe, BE-
fannt alg .Senarrbagie Septeeenia"
ii ii rnebreren Counties tpeitlid pom
miiifouri aufgetretm. sie i9eI1lt biel
MebnIidfeit III baben mt rBlndleg",
it a1f nle gdle glei9 Derbeereno.
ssn ser umgegen6 BON 9bielo lolen
iout Beridt Iiiber 100 9tid 9ieb
ourd sic Seude 6abingerafH poroen
fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20
Qoro Dafotd.

Gnrgo.-Di e Mor6 Eafota sSS11'
dependent 8oterg' gliiociation hlroig'
te bier an, oaB bic Mfi9t beltebe,
tmebrere Ser bon Der 5taatslegislatnr
in Ser gum MbIdluB gefomme1en 81
bung angeno1nr1ere11 @eiese ben
8dblern ar,r u%rabitimml11g az III
terbreiten. Inter ben @eieben beft11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

9ie Mitelieber Der Gesislat,tr box
@enniplpnnien bnben nod Elm Ser5
fir sen aru1en Manr; fie baben iid
ibr Saldr bon $1,000 n1f $4,000 idbr'
lid erb6bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20
eagerbalie bon Con D'a83rien aus.

uEuu9. s 8S
ct. 8 III 49, Der an SntlStng
ber0hentfidte Bertdt beB StnatSprii.
fers An6reas Grib ergibt, bab oso
itaatlide Beru16gen ifiid unf 30 WliI'
lioner Dounrs bel6uft nit Der 8Bu'
rabme boz, 50 1885, 600 felt lestesr
Sabresabi9lub. Sic Ginrabmen IN
perfloi1ene11 Sabre 1parcn $4,000
$3.50. mitbin cine Mebreinnnbme bor
SO, $4,000 urt0 Die Musgaben belle
fen ith auf 2Q982.44O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
NEXT TERM DISTRICT
COURT BEGINS JUNE Z
Docket Heavy, Judee swank
VIII Try TO Clean II Up.
Jury Drawn

Judge A II swank has called a lfrn
o. court 70 begin janc 2 The dockel
is heavy add the term viii last ihs
beiier part ~ The month
Following Is ts, Of lhe iafs
drawn.
r II Armstrong. Arcadia A \
Boyer J W Brodle. Emmett Griffin
1. 3 Haas. w N Jarvis. Fred lantz
J W Msrr. L A Miner " v MeKean
v A Pope. Geo Pollard. Sam " i'ai
Z. reon. y abullx w G narnos. . u
Fsiffield. " iiardwiek. Guthrie.
John Bra e. Orlando. y q neil. + J
noedeeker W II Gross. " A Garrett.
& V Inglssh. 6 W Jones. ell ~ Nulhsll
Paul f,Tonchond, Navina: David X
psTrssf. G a Harrison. coyie. V 4
cbaduck. w y Fos. W shsffer crs-
cent. u 5 Goodnight. o Il HoIiinbeck-
9 X Myers. Marshall. y Glenn. Wa
fefioo; Harry kinney. Edmond c
IatsoH. W r Ncf)sntelf. Loyels: Jacob
payton. John waldmsn. Meridian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
EIGHTH ANNUAL COM
MEMCEMEAT At 0 N U
June 70 3 Dates For Events
Many Will Receive Degrees
Of A B; Two Receive
Life Certificates

Toe eighth annual commencement q.
ire Methodist University will take
place during she week of June "a
s. nse following being q Summary Of
the events Of chlef public interest
70 whAcA al Guthrie friends and pa :
irons are invited.
Sunday. June !. II a m. ., the PRS
Methodist churrsh. Dean W. A. Good :
eli slil pfs&ch fhe aancalaarease ssr-
mon. ard ~ . M. the Rev. Harry
s White. * End. will presra the an
nasi sermon before sne Christian Sc
soeaafions
Wednesday. June (. ~ ,. m, siso
a. the frrss Methodist cnarch, ihe an
na&i rectal by students of the music
department will be given; adnissson
i free
Thursday. Jane s. a. 10 a N. tae
sixath annual commence .nenf erer-
efsss viii De heId. when Dr. John W.
Hsnehsr. - New York. associate see
rstsry u he board Of education ~ f1s
Methodist church. VIII give the sr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
THIEVES ARE AGAIN
BUSY N CITY
Two Stores Entered: Jones
Grocery on West Side Lost
Money and Tobacco;
Chicken Thieves Active

Thlevss enisr~9 she Jones srocers
stnrs.. SIC wesi Noble. SATURDAY nlgAs
broke open ihe 'iil. took all rnoney
~ eight. and ,hsn soadea wagon
with grocerse~ and i-bArco No trace
az shs shseveg 80 FAR The Houghson
GROCERY ssor~ wss also entered FRI
aar nixht and some cigars and xroc~
ies taken
Thiev@s stole 80 taf chickens from
she wm Dow place i'm sAe casf part
os sown Sunday nseh'
y fAiak can lssa the chicken
thieves aud hare lsns On a hnnch
% kids thAs fhfnx ar. i'm on che
store robseraes. said Shsrfsf Robert 4
s0r todsy
Bert Vance and Carl Jackson,
CHARGED VISTA burxiarsfinw q farm
A0use pear o~iando. captured BY che
shersffs force sasaraay @.re srragrn
=. tefore Iassic% Hornsdsy today ard
we~e bed tow trial In zoe fsssricG eport
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

ne Be~iln za<sogaeaI xsr1enz xan'
ssst a Is:fse rnore ssoney 70 restore
Aern 70 prosperity
Germans ~zoos Il mrss be rexesn
seye9. are > god dsxl more than cd
lsetk0x~ o. xntmzSs T-5ey are pleas
nse grDzn4x 81 The fnsdSie and Upper
classes &nd sszaaily bare rae bss, con
rx-s ana The nsoss sisbors;e res,zs-
renfs f. ne CITES "a wtiea they are
tozn1. vsnise the scsentifsc snf e1s-
cxrsonsi vorf tser carry cut Ia a.
rs0ss seeslbsxie. Tro o< three rezrr
b<<ors the var The Berlin Zooioriczl
xzrsez Dsflf q res.1zrxn: .. . coss -
Is@ss-s r,osn1s fs75s - , vita izrrs
hza Tor oo.ce-rs ss1 scecnno1zf;o>
sr isgc>s visitors t.1sors sn1 another
fstse on terraces ossxf5e Accord
i-x 20 ,a@ H<riln L1xzi Anzeixer. the
kz<-szse e eD<zses 1s-5rx t1s v&r has
szzxxe1 tes <rxsszbke financial re-
serves bxf shs zsz5cs>slltsex %
C-szte- B<rlsz zs1 q cnz<sotfensnrx
are egr<sx % th~ re~>s<. z,< o.
nscss<s<y zsssy vi s< r-,vs<e<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
One Million Women Occu-
py MANAGERIAL Positions

oa ~ the il.ega.N0 women ~ha
are engaged 10 gainfal oeeat-atlona u
this coantry. theirs sre fully mliiiou
vho oesupy managerial positions fas
roprsiy organized iuflusnes " this
million - bound to have effees not
only upon commerce itself. bai apon
the younger woinsn WHO ara nos l,s
lag trained Tor equally lmss,Fssni posi-
tlons ln the fBlare.
Already the message " ahe National
Federation Of BUSINESS Women 20 ths
business and professional woman 81
this eoansFy IL having q most CRAFTY
ink result and every stats will send
. representative quota Of delegates q
ste national federation At ~ Louis On
Jaiy His. inclusive
Women. contrary 20 the general
opinion sre born organizers. For yeafs
they bad osiy che festive church FAIR
90 sxpend organization taisnss upon
but the church sDeiais always raised
the desired money. 4 may be- notioed
Then they tackled the clubs aud or
ranixsd the sduessiye campaigns. Ard
when suffrage came along they buiit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
Germany Is Ruined? Not
So; Money Plentiful

L1x1o1. Mar z&--Ths e-ezsses q
C~~zxry. and sksos3 wss0 1xrs sssA {
isnx<x1rr rsxzs& so- her. s0&& Ike
sk<srs an fAs.Fs 10 snc~ the sctus'
sxss es.on< hsr crsssr* enrsss<soa
Sc s3rs--Asss 20 - <0-f4 thlzt sAs
d q. SO sv4-< ~ rzssstroYae. ths'
she r. ssx-rszx. sszs az TIE 'ostsns .
49, re 10 1z-ssrzsd ~ sztrnss1esns
s-ssss<stan AS tsz< szsess p-szr.
cn-s~x exsrxsr sks rzzz rEs - y
exr ,sts< x.d 90 s.se1soax sAss tt Wiz
ss~<zs 6sxssss< shv1sxA fAe rors1-
A.1 T<< re -ps-t-e q G<~-nzn ~
sserr 20 pr<sEsz TIE sszrrz1f are
sza q x<v-rsss-szs tas s1<aters
,ro6zce zsv Sasss: Sc eo1csrs szFs
ed - ->e<Ez& s<>m 20 - sofs,
z1sf szsne>< x.s = cAzrsott<rss-s
yk<-e sc<<rss~r % fs< ,Ssslsse-s re-
vy,rss. n. re- -so< - sz<--heasz rer--
szrsse <t<sxz< s.e sr-e<-s v5sa 1leoc-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
uEN WEARING 4. :.
UNIFORMS ~ RAD

On charge OF Kidnapping. five sap.
.se'sea soldiers are andsr arress al OK
mulgre TIE men sook Horace Camp
b~li iaxicah driver ana his machlns
and held him captive
They wer. arrested by BgiI Rob.
ins, enforcement officer os the atats
hAghaay department Tom whal'n
deputy t'nis.d STATES marshal and
Hesdenyllie officers. after cam@beil
r@goFr@a that enc fave mrn had seised
him AZ Henryeisa and we're carrying
him or a. prisoner ia his own car
The prisoners gay they are mili
tsry enforcement officers but refused
10 rive their names.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
German Ships
Seized BY u. S.
To BE Held

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FlATT[R|NG SHOWING
MADE BY CITY SCHOOLS
Guthrie Stands Fifth In Gradu.
aies Manual Training Urged
Raise OF Salaries
APPROVED

The aellon u lhe city boani " "a
ucaiion 81 raifing ihe ealariea pl hs
teachers 10 i; least - roepeaable
plane, Will meet with aeneapl satlsfae
tiea. said . school paifon to-day THE
rslse Of o. was trivial and tln ls none
TOO good vs. can't expect 80 kec
comp tnn' ioas'iera unless we pay
them living wage Am also glad 10
sre she school board gel away from
iis set ideaH Mr. ArmantfOnt ana NJ
FogArfy. Ia getting ingo the free lance
class. have broken tie The eiac-
zion ~ the new superintendent wat
without incident. but Il must be con
fe~sed that the feminine membar ~
the board really elected :hv new ~
I'"rintendeni when Armaniuut broke
away from Iiruco and Brooks iIpw
ards name was fasorably mantlonad
Dr & y Peak ~ yinita. comes we'll
recommended Ia Guthrie Dr peak
will have = MUCH sispr sning than IN
piniias uWa l4&8Nt
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