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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
WILL INSPECT STATION
AND EXTENSION WORK
w. a. Z. BOARD Of Regents, With
Governor Olcott and President
Kerr Ia Visit Isurns

The college board OF regents with
'o'ernor Olcott and President Kerr
as members OF the party win visit the
following branch stations early In
'uly' In the following order:
Hood River. (about July - moro.
hermiston, Union, Burns. and Talent.
other districts visited will he Umatii-
a. Baker, Malheur. Lake. Klamath.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

Count Won Brockdorn- -Rantzau. who
could not rise from his chair to hear
the peace treaty read. stood firmly
against signing II. to the loss OF his
place In the cabinet. His backbone.
apparently. is much stronger than his
legs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

After four years of devastation.
the German cabinet seems 10 have
accepted the peace terms with a great
deal Of resignation. Indignation and
evaporation.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
M. Douglas. and Lame.

Josephine. Douglas. aud Lane.
The purpose OF the visit is to In
spect the work OF the stations and
extension Ia different parts OF the
state.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

All conditions point to some per-
fectly lovely fighting down In Mex
ice. Hut our government chiefs, Ep-
parently. can not see the point.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

Straw votes for the next president
ial election are now In season. How
many have you received?
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
WISE AND OTHERWISE

The cargo which we all like best "a
see unloaded from incoming ships IL
clad In khaki.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

Having recovered from its stupor,
the general public in Winnipeg must
be rejoicing In Its opportunity to
learn what a busted strike is like.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

Step lively. Woodrow. Let's merge
this army OF soldiers into an army OF
industry--toot sweet.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

Who Is the most popular man IN
the United States? Modesty. OF
course, forbids. etc.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

Does the high cost OF living inter
fere with your calm peace OF mind
Read some OF the European food
price lists.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Soloatergrapeue.

9ilt11ot ON i Tratlfrig % i 8elgie1,
Iigger I1,iinoer at bore lihge MGa1o
begrobe6e, 11nberti6en ! freae1ige
6jprner of gamle aauosbpfirfegaarz
De, ,1e, oftere / Sc lange @affer al
Rrigergrabe pau nobe1l Marf bagpeo
5fDttegrabene, bbor bereS &amero-
ter lagbe benz til 9Dile efter aan1-
pe1r, og bbor oer paa bber @rnp finz
beS ct Er9fors eller an6ct Winbess
1nprfe, iorn &anlernterne fif 9i0 u1
2ejli9beo til at labe De-, 11aar De lite
bar pno gagt S al oeres Sattiqs
Dom bnr ots1e Grabe 10 Ell oribenoe
8etbbl1ing for JorpDrene berhjern=
me, og ,nange ifreb og bao, o1n BET
life bar nnltIigt at ierbe Dem ct Bill
le6e af 5pnnens iioite Sbilefteo. 5ua
I'LL bnr oet Ngoe aors paatagct iia
at fen6e ct jaaoant sSotoarafi al en-
bber a1nerifanif 5oloatergrab til Dc
efterloote beriemme @bcr cnfelt
@rop bliber MI fotograferet % Bill
lebet ienoes i ct fnlltft lille 9efte,
Der aiber f,Io geifeo on, bbor Bras
bel, finoes Set oil tage t1iot 9siio at
foo alle Grape1te fotografereoc %
BET 8goe aors beoer Sc efterIaote ON
ot babe libt Gaolmob igbeb. 8iIlebet
Ibil blibe oet1l tilie,1ot faa bllrtigt.
|ion Set er trtrligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
fe Mrbejoere til at SIRE @aoerne
farbare, ionl Qnnbet meD De 0hfIio,

fe Mrbejoere til at SIRE @aoerne
farbare, ionl 2anoet me6 De 9dflio,
ller arbejbsleie Tan ifaffe 2anbnra
beiocre til at boloe S111gersnebelss
|gpggelie borte fra tpif Soro.
S bl,uolpIt Mpre, Ser langt ober.
|ganr .ajebenbabns ganle Beroensz
reforb for S1nubs, primler Soft af-
|iteo / itilfarbig 8altlgsbeo, bbert en-
felt slnitat eraat og triit % befpntz
ret; set er, fon1 bap6e ben fnugenoe
gIofaoe oefaa fat 5anilet og 3aabet
.paa ben forte 2iite.
&ar bette Soft % life 1,oget 9aab
mere2 SO, ct: Rntionnlforian anlinger1.
9pis 6e,1 blot life bliber 1pIittet at
oprprife Solbater, iaa er Oct oen>
.iom ffaI fnbe 9fo og Orben, fon. lfal
tage ben gu1,le Organizations Eras
soition op % fon fbrit % fre1nmell
ifal bi,tbe be forbunls 5ienoers 9if
li6 tilbage.
Mngtigt er BET Barf, Der benter
oenlle n1giion1lneligt palgte Mational=
foria1nling, ion1 e11bba fgr1t naatte
fjjgbes 1neo 8orgerfrig og BLOB, og
ion. fiiffffert NOT bill fofte mere beraf
eubn,., fgre11b oensD Dirigentfloffe for
.fgrite Gang ringer 5tilbe6 / salen
oai 2onbet.. @lIe 9anfer og Sren1.
ti6sbaab iamler fig engiteligt ON Sea-
tio11alforiamling Beter Urban
@ao i oDagblaoet".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

@eb NrG3i6e1tt .Wilions Gilbage=
fornit til Naris ifrpp gluriee Malef
Ell 1eoel1be Qtrtifel uM66i i og. no-
trpffer De 5delier, 1o1l ben uln,inz
|belige 6ronftmn111 nRrer ligeoperfor
Brpitoenten og Hau. beober bet:
uGaa @rl,nb at De sMngreb, foa1r er
blebet rettet MOB barl of pisfe= An,ez
rifnnere, bbis NoIitif er oberbrepe1l
9eatio11oIisu1c, s:fonrn1er Nrafi6ent
Bilfo11 tilboge III os fom ell, Der er
bort 4ierte fiarere er16 11oge'tfin0e, !"
reiii6el,tut troi es iaaleoes ND /
ben treble Gde Of oet1 1aexfeligc lis
|pifling ofs Sorbol6et til Oct frantic
Golf, IBIS eie1toorunelige Ear,pera=
n1ent bar faoet fuit >@pllernn DC
tire itbfte Maane6er. Do Nreitbentet1
font Dccelnber, rolte n1le bans Ret-
tar01gbe0s1n11S, men bar bn11ge Tor,
lat bans Bla,l ON ct Nntiol1ernes
Gorb1lr6 bar for 11topilf. &an blep
BOG anlet for at bore 8erbens ltprz
ite Ee1tfer % .bonot 8ifalb. @enere
|}b,1tes 6olfefdrbun6et prafttlf men
|11a,tge bar bunae for, at ben Ret-
| Neutrality-suspicious., ion. Be bapoe roit,
fut0e forloHe @ilon til at blipe fo1
milo 1igeoberfor Epinol10. &anS
]Bopl,laritet n1in6ife6es. ssooa inb'
rdmnner BranIfnlpnoe1,e- Rp6benbig-
bebcn of at probiantere IpiHauo ion
en- ren ssoranltaltni1tg til SelDbe.
ffptte[fc, mebel1s Be forlanger> a
ESolfeforbultoet ifn1 oprettes ioln Sc,
ene1te Ddbbe1 til Ber6ens 9feorif,g
lDa, tilfpier aorrelponbentelJ 8il
1 ions asrinciper bar punoet / ocl
@ro6, at BEN frantic Hresie boglif
Iforlborer ba,n moo 9ngrebene frc
e116el al hans egne 2m16smpno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

Com naau1t onr1ttane1,be ct >,
|nentrale Nagter blepet inbb1pbt til
|e,l Rpl1fere,,ee on, Nationer1ee Jor=
buno / Baris:: De'lne s5n6b bgoeIie bill
|fiffert faa en- nellIig Mootagelie !
|oe noroiife Miger, bcrer turige efter
lat faa GoIfeforbl ifttet. aon-
|ference,l er fdtiat TT ben 90. Mdrts !
|in1iolertio bar Rorge n,,ll,ooet ON
11oale faa Cages llbfatteI1e, oa 2an=
bets Geprn1elttanteT iffffe iffe fa1, barre i.
Earis til be1 faitidtte 1ib.
9u,1n,nrf bliber repupienteret af=
Torfpnrg,niniiter M M1ncb, forbo.
5aorieilspraiioe,lt MeIs Neerenoro
.og Dannlarfs @elaliot ] Ra-is sc. S.
81. gernboft, Sra gorge nleoer 90.
8eichnar,t og Galtseug .faunt Rorgegs
Beian6t 8aris 8eoel .ssSorls lsberg.:
sberige repraie,,teres af Sialuor
Granting @rep Brnnaeu, @rer.
.Gbrellparo bon Ma.rtal1berg.
Sra GtoefhoIrn u1eobeles at ben
iue1,ife Regjerillg bar 1pbnRb1n f1ere.
Delegereoe til Breosfonferencen ef-
ter WiootageIie., af Ssnomoelfe fra
6reosfonfereneeni 3ariS til 11el,trale
9anbe ON at 6eltage e1, ,,officiel
6orbanoIing ON Nationer1les 2iaa.
De Deleaereoe {igeS al. bore be-
.gejitre6e 9nbpngeres al Solfeforballts
Set, ioooan fon1 Nrn{ibeld Milion
bar foreilaaet set, % Ct ailbangere
of Ennfe1l ON en- nIn1inbelig Nfruit=.
ming % NRfaffdie,t=af ltoifripnina.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
st tiff 8rmpeflag ifnlbe babe pajet
Dber Giffeltnarnet!!

- =
ouer Giffeltaarnet!
General @lucf bar til Ell sSoltrna-
Ii1tzi 5cbnei3 l,btaIt:
rMt til 9oris' 8elpttelie bar fIar.
9ibsp,lnftet bar belten1t til 2. Sep
tember;; bbor on1bpggeIiat off bar
forbereot fnar man el, 6orelti1liag
ON i,eb at bsre, at Sanen, ser lfl,loc
beiieg pna Giffeltaarnet, ogloo bar
fnroig og fert ,1tco oe ,norleberenoc
Nfoelinger 0en bapoe ct Ilooei1,oz
bplb al LOO apaorat1neter.
aejiere1l i1ar berrbff. gpre Spej-
ocre % ssIpbere boboe nlelot, at ocr
:tar Bib Gorbirrina ST Ben frantic
Seer 9Hlereoe Ben 81 MllauH fblt=
tes oen fra1alfe SGr at pere oet1o-
aa1iieret; men stiIlinaell foronoreoes
] arbet at nosIe timer Der anfpl1l
|frilfe aropper, % ct MT 5Ias be-
|ep1lote.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21
Size Yort of @siiug Weu" j.

Sbla116t ollie De rRb]on1r11e Coz
ger, iom 4rigen bri11ger ,ne6 fig, er
Der Ell, Ser ct baar6ere e1lb ielp bet
l5grgebi6fnb, at eng &igre er orebt
|eller fanret. Set er 811bFubet ont, at
ban uiapnes"
gfoor en- Mo6er bgrer, at !5gu11en
er oe6, ina fnuger 9orgen be1toe;
men farntibig linbres ben beo 1anfen
onl at ban falot / &anpen for @ers
|bens 6rigigrelie. Joar bun 8a1o o111
at ban ligger iaaret i 9ofpitalet, iaa
li116res 6orge11 beo Ga1tfer1 ONT at
bun bog BIZ {e bonn igie11. Men mar.
I8ltbifabd ft1npeMe,1 n1el6er, at ban
|er-s s111igfng {aa eroer i11gen Bin.
bring, fun t bag1ig ifllffet 3aab
ON, at bettoes Dre1rg bill iettoe 81tb
ON, at bol1 e1t6trl1 ct i 2ibe, eller at
Il Oct ,11i11oite bat1t pi1 foa G1loe paa
l1bisbeoen % bioe, at ban er falbet
for fit Qan6.
Sprens 2ebere gjgr aft, bDao oe
Tan. Sc nelber life Ell Manb ulap-
net" bpis Der ct 1toget M1tligbeo
| for at fi11be no, at ban er bp6. Wen
|be, ser bar 11nr, 6a Bombel1 ipra11a
log life ale1te brGbte Splbnten, men
ogfaa frtn1te bans 2ega1te til Ell
llfjel,6elig Masie eller begrabebe set
Il gfsploiio1,el1, oe er lom &egel ente1
ielb bpoe eller ligger boor6t iaareoe
pg 1,6en gepibitbeb / ct of @olpita-
Ierlte.
! S5ierteffiprelrbe er Be 8repe, Ser
|bagIig ltrgn1n1er inb til 4rigsr1ini.
|fteriat fra Mpore, Ser b6nfaloer Dem
|on1 at gjgre noget for at ifaffe alar:
=|beb ON 5gnl1e1s 5fjebne. Sg III,
1bor De el,oelig funoet Ell Maabe
lhborbeb l1bisbeoea, nn6erti6e11 op:
Flares ne1n1ig uGbe Nort Of Mfsinr
|Me11"
S 11Riten etbbert al be ltore Mlt.
|tprboipita1er nbfo,nnter Der III Mbi
Iier, 6er bringer 6e Saareoe Mbe6e'
ON, bbao Der gaar for fig bla1l6t 0e
Tres aa1r,erater S 0isie glaoe er be,
! M u11oer Nabnet .Gbe Sort of Mils:
ling Me1" e,, Sortegnelie ooer iapne
Foe solooter, % life iiplbent bnl,oe.
.|6et, at Der ibIan6t 9lGhets 2tpiers
]fi11oes Ell, Der par tiI1tebe, % l11bf
Item ifete, og fo1n Tan qibe befte1nt Be
|ifeb ON Den Snbne6es Sfinb1le.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-21

Dmietninaen ! eaabeien BONNIE bil
blibe liblis iaar. Bore Gienbpn,s.
Mbertis isiementer inbeboloer mango
fortrinIige siIbnb; oberie benz itfe!
8len lite at nabne bette Blaos
0abn. ...s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
TO REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT
QUICKLY AND EASILY

n sou are inn fsf. or u yslr iisuff
fas become nahhy era You sse carry
Ins around q harisn of annoylns uu-
healthy ncsh. ihs cause is. lsn chances
10 one. lark ~ oxygen carving 1oVsT
- lhe blood ana fau'fy assimilation
~ fhf food Too lHin "a iaf food IS
hfins made into faod hard tissue an1
muscle and Goo Mlch mo ~ glor
Aals Hf fai
fnFg msn and Wouan reader of
ftls nap,r nh0 toe iai. phQsf nHth
ls sofi ana fahhy should iry ihe.new
o. GRAFTON. rtFnU'a nipple. haf re-
mlrkahig tffr'rw formula rgi an iof
canytnifs home use
Co Io ans drug store today aud 81
q box 0f these rnrlrrill rhynola
tablets. flko ONE af'er each meal anl
one ai bed time They Orc p.easant
fu iaAr. entirely safe anl e.Yo sp.en-
dii rf.HiIs quickly and easily 80
4 al lne. nlnH. fNfre 'nF. drastic
ma.st nr 0r appliances luet a s'm
fe phrna uhi0 n4r Ima 9 dlF'
80 sh0r rmc fnnf 81 .hl reduced
0l aH iar oi Ihe holF in what It
houM hH Tn Corner Pharmacy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13

removed by wonderful "Gcis lt' a.
any hard or soft corn anywhere ou
your tue Look 81 this picture \
few drops az "Geis r. dsd the work
the callus comes loose from The true
flesh 80 irritation whatever You
ael the cailus right or jnsy Ike q
banana pee, peacefully ,gainissly
Tets "A does ihe same shtns 10 any
corn, without the usr of sticky plas-
ter irritating saives. greasy oini-
mcRgs or 5ardiing tape There's no
fasslng no knife. no scissors 10 use
Gets Il" Is used by millions. because
N's common sense ana Il never fails
Try if, prove fl
Gets -il.' the guaranteed. money
back cs-R remover, the only sure way.
costs mi 4 ,r.fle at any drug store
ARA by +. Lawrence K Co. Chicaeo
Ii
Sold in Guthrie ana recommended
is the Worlds best Corn Remedy. by
0wl Drug Store ana Ial,ie Drig 4
Stationery Cpmpanv and A. r. Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
LIBERTY BONDS ARE
COINS UP NOW

Cleveland. ohio. May la-i.ioeriy
Ro~. nine miles Iona. an be- deiicai-
- Memorial Day. May 81. In honor
o. Cleveland men Who gave their lives
In the var The row will extend
from Gordon PARK " iae lover hogle-
ward 10 Eueiia avenue tAsoasA uaissr-
sliy circle AMI saaSeF Lakes park q
wafrensEl.le Ceuies road
Trees are roe helng plaa'ea aiaHv
the roe ~ tfe 80 golf sta- nen o..
Cievslanc Tie trees wili b. called
Victory oaks 4 tablet sill be placei
on each tle bearing the nstAs os
tohiaF. and ise date and pace C. his
death
Ai University circle an altar ~
victory pil ae erected Tor the Mem
ariai Day exercises.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13

HE war. hut for some unaccouHtab,t
reason left il about as they found It
Later the battle lines swung round IL
Ne had passed that day Through ths
scenes of the most historic battles OF
he world. The Marne River has beer
the 69ad line az European civilization
No less than five decisive battles have
been fought here. 1t was here the
prugenitors Of the Germans swarming
rui OF the Northern forests 10 oversun
Southern Europe were met hy the
Romans and routed With a slaughter
II 100000. II was at ChaIoas On the
Marne that Attsla. the scourge of
God, was defeated by the Romans in
45o A. y. il battle that cost the Huns
$4,000 men. This battle IS known as
Tie Battle es Chalors." II was on
the Aarne taat Charles Martel de-
feated the Moors in the eighth cen.
tnry. and saved the Christian cls.I.za-
tiun e Earupe. In 1914 Sotfre defeated
lhs modern Huns and again saved tbs
civilization Of Europe. and in 1918
Toch turned the tide OF battle AL
saved the civilization OF the world
We started il tho morning frsn
Chateau ThioTry. where our srave toys
Foiped stay thn rash of ia iavadl-g
s-las. and sles. al nigat where Chris
-ia- civilization was saved frcn ihc
run iuvasicn 1890 ysrTs te.ore D
soa wcrisrNt we west 70 s.sea zita
: p-ayer CT ot-- Fps fer the rea.sa-Fs
ia aa sii.ed Chri,i-An seress ih4. we
ai al 1os fzil 10 w.n fcr as sirays
.io1 q the f1iare 4 &c. =4ss- ssr
snsg iss tie Prince of esaeo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
Absence OF Happy Youngsters
and Lack Of Merriment Among
Naturally Vivacious People
Marks Tragic Passing OF the
German From France.
Trip From Chateau Thierry to
ChaIons Where American
Boys Brought PruS
slams TO Stop.

Our road lay through scenes thai
were constant aud CHASTITY reminders
OF war, mofe numerous anl more
marked than we had seen before.
There were vast networks of trenches
ana dng.outs and bom5psOoi and
barbed-wiEe entanglemauts. long
stretches OF ingenious camouflase ela'r
orately woven u reeds and grasses
and twine. secretgng roads and
trenches: the earth plowed and
ohurned by shells and habii4uons laid
waste. met the eye at every turn. That
which brought the war and its cruelty
home TO us with greatest emphasis
was the rows of new-made graves with
tIeiF crude crosses standing as solemn
sentnels above the soldier boys who
had SO recently paid the great price.
Once. just AS tie west was fading
into the duh tints OF twilight. we be
held ROW Of those black crosses sill
houe;,ed against the horizon. accea-
tu4ting the loneliness with their mnte
but eloquent protest against she mon
strous anachronlsm of war. The grey
hush and solemn silence Of the twi-
light hoar seemed 10 join in the pro-
test. and something tightened about
the heart AID set the throat aching
with mighty desire 10 cry oui against
such idio,ic cruelty
Scarcely less solemn and impressive
were the ruined and deserted villages
through which We passed. In France
shere are few farm houses. The coan-
try people live in villages Of such size
and s0iidity that we would call them
towns We passed through a number
of these villages during our auto ride
Of thirty miles. Thsir streets were
as silent ana drear as cemeteries
Mans utmost fary Of destruction had
crushed and s:rzngled them. No lights
nickered FROM their shattered win
cors. no voices broke the stiffness Of
their desolation. Stark and mcttca-eFs
as a corpse they gave Us 10 welcome
or farewell
ID was easy to picture these streets
full Of harFs children end these
ruined homes resonant xith the lrrs-
pressible merriment q this vigaeioas
people Where s all this lie ard
soler and hap3iness7 II IS deai-smit
psa by tss shells. sueEeAed " tie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13

aarsh thunder and frozen in the arctic
horror Of this martial madness
The absence OF children is opprss.
siye Men ana women now and then.
grave and sad amid SER ruins. bat
rarely children | remember two drr-
ing that afternoon with a scared. dared
look On their innocent faces. I spent
! large par, OF the day in Rheims With.
cut seeing the face O; a child Think
Of Nashville or Memphis without a
child IN the streets.
War aims its cruelest blow az the
heart Of childhood. HeT0d was a true
type Of nlilitarist lie was the original
Hun. Every cross that keeps guard
above one az these graves stands for
the cracffixion Of childhood. Orphan
age. poverty aud Ignorance are per-
manent successors 70 the immediate
4gouies. terrors and hea-threaksng sos
rows thar befaii them Curses on the
hanes that willingly worked this havoc
and blessed he the hands that heal
these ghastly wolnds Of u1resistins
innocence
Il vas 4 comforting though. amid
al this That we were there as FIRE.
runners os the Methodist Centenary
Movement. Nh4ch SETS for Itself he
sxpszdins Of thi-;E-iive mi.iisa doi.z-s
n the rccoast-uct.ns a1i has..zs min
istTies Of tie Pm : q poace
Il w@s wr'ecn1 chance aNsa re
raised frcsa these scores O 1ssss8fso1
iato fhe streets ~ Chaicns. sAFsae riis
iigai sad tlrcngei ~-th tusy al
wss Ike coming into ra~ us7i5 Tfe
Cs.xz2s s<S1sisl sAs <.y s1sy n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
THE CASEY" *. or c. MADE
GOOD YlTH TIE pOuGHBoS

Continued from Pare Onel
occupied Rhlnelaui ihe X. % C.. All
keep taonsand workers oyerscae
allowing The Older men io come back
TO their folks and ihcir ai'aas and
sending younger ono' 90 sep'ate them
OF these 1000 WORKERS forty are yoi-
unteer chaplains priests with all yhs
power OF The Roman Catholic charea.
but who attend men Of al! faiths oF
none. Three of tsese wear he French
War Cross
Twenty five girls are Included too
--sienosfaph~s who know how TO
smile and say ihe good word 20 lone
some Yank
We found sass Pop Iloean eiAa;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-13
WHAT OUR EX.
KINGS ARE DOING

"a ls getting more and more diff
cnt 90 keep track of the k.prs who
have Teen reduced hy tic war from
pomp and power 10 poverty William
liohenroilern the second and last OF
aIs name g. awaiting the sentence Of
ihe peace conference while under
confinement on . Hoilauders estate
The former crown prince s. stui on ~,
iiilo mud island in Honsnt TX
cept thar his vile Is suine him for di-
Yorce nothing has been heard f-om or
about aim Tor SOME time Joachim.
Youngest son 90 the ex kaiser. ISL
boarding. 'n switzerland Louis. for
mer King Of Bavaria. has become
commercial traveller in Switzerland.
Charles former emperor n Austria.
has slipped into Swiizeria, j f.r sle-
ey. ana members Of his family are
rawnine Their jewels Co supply their
needs Archiuko Max is taly.rs iaw
81 Vienna University Ferdinand. FOR
m king 90 Bulgaria. who looted ihe
5oasGry and sklldadied Is reported 70
he IS Austria Constantine. ex king
~ Greeoe IS siill able rs pay his
aoiel blls Ia Zurich kim Nicholas
% Montenegro. has t'o most pleasan,
layout OF the hnuch havins been on
i've side of the allies He aVdes hts
time between Nice the beauty spot of
France and Paris
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PRINCE OF WALES
IS WELL BELOVED

Loufon. Mas o.. S.Hes me reiurn "a
the Prince - Wales from ~ irmy
ln franee. b. has besn unusually ac-
ave ln acquiring iirsf-hand .niofma-
fion on many sahlecis and IN Foyal
circles b. Is referred 20 a. she rlnoe
vho learns ihlnes foT himself"
ttr +. eild f0 have h-alyhf back
from France ihe lneon,sn email maH-
uer he acquired In hs AS orstlon
w.ih ne uooHs of All ranks TIE
rrHce rises az O'Clock olrh lay. and
whan niece arr 10 pabllc en- =lremenis
on h.s rrosfum DO pla,s raelut's. %
which BE- Is exceedingly ilnl
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a sAap didn't H.o D ahea ht pPeusu
hui door aud .aw noihlar hu, lai
of men"
We thea went oaf into fhe sinFs
room ara foura ssFeral million o'heF
reasons why ihe boys sNout ~ilooFah
for Casey and on. yon kn'shis'
some 81 those roasoH7 are eumirops
and SOME OF them are SOAP
soap wssout Price.
Ncw you m'Er Not think soap a
hoavsn-Fcni begedclence nat snapl
lei us emphasize. s. srarser 90 Ger
many than teeth 90 O. hen A Rhine
land hansf-aa uisst no, hsulel a
Yaak's heegeslees ana shif' and aoeks
for love. Nof even .or money nut
she vii ior soap.
The knight have haa 'ons ~ iiifie
soap cakes INSIDE bearing on one SIDE
The rfd shield viii ihe "a ne cross
nantsl hy he 'effen x G ana tbe
worie. -Comnimen'. - ih knshr
81 Cltmaas son euuH iank iae
picture would wash 81 ula fhc frsi
f4hhae Hut q is 5aan'h iy protect
90 under orai ~ parlan. bad ias's
tll tha tate i+a esf
rhe German nomen af Score
ary Hogan ar 0niy 100 f.ad 20 do
me boys was inr for nothing iusf'
for no iee-ofer of fhr sosn tatcsF
Ana ~ caniy'" nf ihs ,hoauni
pounds Roia-nne overseas var
workers reported thai ihe feiious were
orarr ahont pain hard candy NOT
chocolate haf ihe hin1 'ha, msses n
eond $50 day aeser Favored wih
mint ana cinnamon and ihe lhe d
ihat Camdrors too oh. oya' Fat
ones Licorloe Glove 1ssafrss roso'
mon ana ime Movie. bni aey'rc
.soi V'e sampled one
Of cigarettes the Casey ha h.p
pea 500 100000 Yes .r ana ina1am
hose figures ara rlshi Three huni
ol million They are asps aily maie
K 81 C's" in neat white oy Ntf
he Casey symbol And ai frec erai
Tor na.sius Theyre sending hana
.erchiofs noN and giving chem 60 te
hoys With Welcome Home"
iampo3 on the sealed envelope whith
cotalns one f-esa khak-coiorei
of. finished wipe vi.a nifty i
embroidered in CORNER r he
asur COLI tie hom.as fank VIII
iua ( misa convenient Ger 2 tear
lat would span over az s.gft %
'oiher ana ihc e.7is
Secretary Hogan avs tha, be boy q
gerseas are needing au these ioiuie j
vcsseas nov more than ever .
eWaen you're shooting a. tae enemy
! mui up rs your neck" says Pc
anything IA me way ct smokes or .
t,s LOOKS eooa ~
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SAVE MONEY ON
SHOES FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY

From Fooctow. China. cores this
letter from h. t. Gardner, Foochow
College. Ne0lin Soies have solved the
shoe problem for NE. Other soies wore
out quickly on the rocky roads here.
and | had no end a trouble with
them, he writes.
Where other soles fail. Ne5iin Soles
always stand the test OF hard wear and
rough usaee This fact points the way
to economy. Buy Ne5lin-sosed shoes
for the whole family. and 80 save shoe
mo-ey. And have Nc5hn Soles put on
yoar old Shoes. too.
These durable. flexible. and water
proof snles are scientifically made by
The GOODYEAR Tire & Ruobes Co,
Akron. Ohio, who also make Wingfoot
Heels. guaranteed 10 outwear all other
heels.