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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
WHAT WILSON SAYS

Paris, April - In a statement
issued by President Wilson today,
EXPLAINING his position on the
Adriaiic question. he declares that
Fiumc cannot become a part Of
Italy.
The president points out that
Every condition concerning the
Adriatic settlement has been
changed since Italy entered the
war upon the promises of the pact
of London. the Austro Hungarian
empire having disappeared.
lie notes that new states have
been created for which Fiume is
the natural outlet 20 the sea.
The president also contends tina;
the strategic necessity pleaded in
behalf of ltaly's claims to the
Dnlmadon islands no longer pre-
walls ~ the Austrian naval men.
ace has ceased ~ exist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
FLIES OVER
CITY THIS MORNING
FOR LOAN CAMPAIGN
Lieutenant Witt, Of Albuquerque
Flying School, Makes First Sue.
ooaaful Flight Over Business
Section; Bombs Did Not Arrive.

Llcu'onBn, Wit of the Albuquor.
Iur uyur school made the first
ihrhf Boo Hu sirp.tuo over the city that
lHH been made hV school machine
u 1880 this morning % had been
expected That victory Loan bombs
would boz here from Denver for drop.
pins un the oitN but through some
clay fhtt have uut Npt arrived
Lieutenant WI't lrft the ground st
ihr Tying school Ht about 90 a. this
morning and after circiiug over the
mcn toward tho mountains turned
bach iu Albuquerque aud flew over
fhc CiiN uf H height of about four
thousand feet
The plane used wHz the one which
made the successful trial flights the
day before the lar wind storm which
& umnrsd If considerable Although
fIFiur Hf hriEht uf four thousand
fr,' above land here which made
ths total altitude 81 the plan, nine
Thousand feet above rUI lowell tnH
plane worked perfectly and iaoutsu.
Hnt Witt made H suurrsful ltudlnr
90 tnH school grounds
Two hfusIrH Hrr now rumUirfst
and house tls two pllurs uuw 90 the
lhunl The har.t tlN' been built
with su especial care Go render thpm
safe from tuf wind storms which mHl
happen and fhD school Will soon ht
BOO condition fu start tur enrolment uf
{ IpilH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
WILL SEEK CORRECTION OF
DEFECTS IN CITY CHARTER
AT ONCE, SAY COMMISSIONERS

-E commission manager form Of government having been up
by the people OF Albuquerque the city commissioners
proceed seek correction o defects In the pres
charter boy initiation amendments which will be submitted To
the people,
The commissioners this morning made the following statement
opposed adoption of the charter because felt that
did remedy the defects present charter and that
created defects in the city government probably Of
than any that exist Naturally the members
commission gad that view has been supported
by the election
As stated various times there defects in the
whr should be corrected We sought this
By legislation with unsatisfactory results The result o the
yesterday uphold the charter and
emphasize Ahuquerues endorsement Of the
government Obviously the next step 10 remedy the
defects existing charter II is purpose take steps
Immediately by proposing amendments for consideration
voters These believe should include the following;
Whether the commission should Of three members
five.
Rotation office Of the membership that at least
misoners familiar with city affairs shall at all times be in office
Elimination Of the provision for pay for members Of the
mission
Provision for election of the recall of all members
the commission.
election machinery conform the
constitution which provides that the candidate receiving the high
sst number at votes shall be elected.
II is intention initiate these in the form OF
aud to submit them the after
sufficient time for due consideration and discussion
CHAS. r. WADE
J. NJ RAYN0LDS.
W. NJ. CONNELL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
an-c ~ D,a,ilm-L.

The facts Of tho deadlock over tho
Italian claims In the Adriatic. accord
inr 10 the rotit I'arisicH. are as fol
lows
President Wilson proposed that
Ftums. which b. not mentioned In the
treaty Of iondon. should be- n free
cit1. but attached 10 the Juro-Siav
customs system. and that further that
the Londou tronty should be- subjected
60 u total revision
Italy refused 10 accept this propos-
10, whcrcupon President Wilson With
drew, leaving Italy alone with the
Representatives Of tho HiEnatorifa,
both Premier Orlando and foreign
minister Sonninu were most cuncili 70
tory, Orlando especially having asked
repeatedly on what condition Fran rc
and Great nritnin woLld consent tu
give Fiumc to ltalN finrun Snnnino
said be was ready Ia discuss n revision
Of tho London trruty
However. President Wilson. who.
white not present ut the meetings,
kept in tottch with them. then wanted
10 rropsn the question OF the treaty
of London. but without joining the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
CITY Rejects NEW
CHARTER WITH 1856
MAJORITY AGAINST
Commission Form Of Government
Now Existing Supported BY
Electorate Over Suggested Plan
for Five Representatives.

Commission form ~ government in
'ihugu,rIu'. uu trial FOR lts iiio in
tho special charter election ycrter-
tay wHs yIuIicHtrd by t majority of
If' votes upon .'mi-ofncni returns
Two wtris were carried hy ths up-
pUu,uu of the proposed now char
f'r uur tIyid,U evenly. while the
SECOND ward showed a plurality uf %
ballots fur the rurgestod COZ, nput
While Ius proposed charter dlu mot
openly make i ,hIuro from the com
mission go thu ildormtnic form uf
government iH opponents wared
thr.r nrhi sTutrHN un ihis issue.
REGARDING If HH step backward
thruurh thr s.ftUlishmrnt of five do.
trlriH Their contention apparently
carried Wuirht with the voters u th.
city and % Dr. nov likely that uo fur
thrr attempt Will hD soon uudp Co.
swing back to tho ward system
Goo spit. of unusually vigorous pub
HDith. the electorate of the clty Co..
fused tn become lNcttUd over thr lr.
sue cot uf o. normal vote nf two
thousand. uuir $50 votes were oiat
l.t uf thr.r being counted Boz tho
Fourth ward
Tho Second ward was M, ouy ono
iHturJiE thr suEEUstud charter Tho
vote there WlH 11i 10 tuI. u major
FN Uf 20 Tho First ward observed
strict neutrality. the count showing
DO fnr ANA .1 Hrdnst The Third
WIIl vas nearly tho same, ninety
votes hoIuE ,t.f fpr the charter and
'H supporting thr present govern
mont IN, Fourth ward easily de-
r'dcI the election running almost
urrv iu uup JElIu.t the change Tho
puU showed 90 f1r and 3ts against
% majority uf lNt
Thor, wHH dHIrth uf excitement
100 tiv puluuF places. Tho Fourth
wand Contributed the only hit Two
Judges ruled thar u'rHons not register.
,d were entitled Gee vote if thcr pus.
srssei the usual legal qualifications
ono lur s' touk exception 20 the aud
Kept rrrurd of uuv-scVon who ,nf.
90 under ihi. ruIuE. As thIs was
Du.y about our-thrd of the majority
against tho charter. u appeared that
ID contest would not hr instituted
rIu,H nuuiHrr uf these votes we're
pu IhN u favor u' the charter
Tho election WIH extremely dul|
'urur rho afternoon iltf the vut,
had been Uullrd In the first thr.,
lours and the automobile designed
tlr carr, lur prospective voters 20 and
from the polung places were prroA
Inactive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
ARTICLE BY WORLD
SERVICE EXCLUDED
FROM j. S. WIRES
New York Paper Charges That
Burleson Prohibited Transmis.
mission of Story Regarding
Postal Department.

Now York. April 20 Tho New York
World today charges that tho puatof.
hcv department prohibited the trans
mission on the wires of tho Western
Union ana Postal Tcloguph companies
which na war measure are under the
control uf the pnntmhstvr general. OF
an article in Mondays issue oi the
World unalyzing the activities OF the
department
schedule pnruphrnsinE the head
limos OF the World used over the Mon
days article aud giving a brief outline
of character aud scope of n WAS pre-.
pared hN the uiEht manager uf tho
World NsWH Bureau and addressed 90
number OF newspapers with which
they had relations
n is nov charged that representa-
uNcs of tho two telegraph companies
located boz the World offcu submitted u
schedule 90 their respective chiefs and
that those officials decided against
sending BE- over tho wires on the
ground that n appeared 10 be i'm
proper"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
COSSACKS
COMMENCE
DRIVE ON
RED ARMY
Hardy Troops Of Ural Region
Capture Several Villages in New
Offensive With Admiral Kol.
ohak; Bolshevih Admit Defeat.

London. April % -l'ral eos.
sacks troops, apparently acting IN
conjunction with he Siberian
forces Cf Admiral kolchak. have
begun AN offensive In the region
of Iralsk, in southeastern Russia
south Of Sumara aud have cap.
turcd several villages west Of
Urulsk.
4 Russian wireless official state.
meni under date nf April -. ad
hitting the progress of the Iral
cos,ack, says that further north
the liulshcviki have carried out
further rctircments lowing 20
uucny pressure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
WHAT ITALY THREATENS

faris. April 2j.--Premier Or
iando threatens 20 return 20 Italy
today unless there IA a satisfactory
adjustment Of the Fame aud
Dalmatian question.
Premier Lloyd George of Great
Britain is trying 90 persuade the
Italian leader 90 remain IN Paris
while he continued his efforts 20
reconcile the opposing viewpoints.
The Italian delegation TO the
conference reasserted It's determi-
nation to stand firm on the ques-
iion Of Fiume. indicating that un-
less the council changed its posi-.
iion. the delegation would not re-
turn TO the conference.
An early settlement of the diff
ficulty is consequently thought to
be improbable, especially as Pres
ident Wilson Is understood 70 be
equally as firm as the Italian rep
resetitatives. s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

Preceded by the Indian school band
and one of Uncle Sans battle tanks.
the WORKERS uf tho Victory loan
drive. soldiers aud sailors aud thuse
Interested particularly In the Cam-
paifn work Will march from the y
~ g. a. tu Robinson park at t.10
thiH afternoon
The big tank arrived here from ~
Iaso yesterday fur the especial pur-
POGO uf participating lu the campaign
ud IruualnE interest in the loan
drive.
a short program bias been arranG-
Cd Tor nt the park this afternoon and
viii consist uf short adarrssrs hy
County clerk Nostur Muntuya. ur. ~
k. Wyldcr Fcux naca aud Rabbi
bergman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

revision 20 the fate Of Plume. The
president has rcceded from hts first
proposal 10 make Plume a free city
and u Inclined TO give u absolutely 20
the JuEo -slayH.
Alllcs Adhere 10 1rsafS.
As to prcmiera Ciemonceau and
Lloyd George they are understood 10
be- ready 10 adhere purely and Simply
10 .he treaty OF London a. the same
time seeking means Of ounciliation.
Although the peace confercca Ia
Paris have passed along for future
adjustment the Japanese problem, one
of the two Troublesome questions
standing IN the way of the final
shaping of the peace treaty, the
Italian difficulty was ptili pressing Tor
solution AZ today'a mestinEa u the
conference leaders. ftaiy'u dclcra.
tion AZ the peace confrrencc. how
ever. seems to be showing a dlHposl.
tinn TO recede from the extreme atti'
tude which Il had taken and which
has brought about an admittedly
grave situation IN the work % r..
storing peace. Reports from Paris
tCouiinucd on pagc fiscJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

Washington. Aprl 90 rostmas-
ter General Burlosou announced today
that hg uHd issued the foilaWlug in-
sructiGus 90 the vito operating board.
Direct the management Of an toles
graph sSstetns 90 suspend in nn fnr as
mtsmEcs roferunf to tho postmaster
general ore concerned. thoif rules pre-
nihitinr transmission Of messages
containing Nhsllus matter
u wac stated that this order was
issued yesterday mornlng, AZ soon as
attention was called 10 the refusal Of
the night manager of tho Postal uys-
ttm at Sew YORK. 90 transmit certain
mosHHE. filed hy tho New York
World Ncws bureau, ON tho ground
that thcy Wrre lihuluus. A. the same
tUuD. lt WIS stated. the general mHn-
asor OF th, Postal syaiom was IN
structgd GO uotity the World bureau
that tho messages would hg handled,
uutwithstlnD iuF the fact that A. y.
Adams. manager of tho operating de-
Tartmont ut Now York. held that they
contained liheious matter and runse-
UuontN wero not irtusmissihio under
postal rulra
The mr.atEos ln question cnnstl-
tutrd uu article relating tn the post
MASTER general and hlh adminittra.
ton of the wire systems
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

Germans throw British back the La Bassee in
Pioardy battle
Tired French and British troops rayng third ans
greatest Hun smash of the spring offensive
Allies outohne channel ports in death grip after months ham
merng by confident Huns
Warscken France wonders if American aid will too
late
Subscribe to the victory liberty loan what you would
paid for victory then
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
Alleged Japanese
Atrocities being
Probed in Korea

. Scout April .s The governor
y general ~ Korea is inYestiEat-
= ing charges that Japanese
. troops nn u hamlet furiy five
miles southeast - seoul sum 4
. muned the male Christians Of
. the village 20 thr church and I
. shot and hnYuueted thtm. n H. 4
3 reported also that the troops AZ 4
3 torwHrh burned tho church aud
= other houses in the village.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
The Key TO Babel
And the Path Of Chaos

ugs were held IN Chicago 10.
day liut though the language
was that of Babel the counsel
struck bat single note For these
ulicn.born patriots were boosting
the victory loan They were
Americans all
From the drcady tundras of Rus
Nla frum the grassy slopes OF the
tarpathiausi from the craggy
ilords uf Scandinavia. from the
smiling plains Of Italy from the
prodigal fields of France, and
from the frowning fasturssca of
The Pyrenecs. came these new
Americans Of ours. Perhaps thcI
could not yet read the language oi
their adopted land perhaps they
could barely speak d But in the
supreme test they have proved
themselves Americans. They love
freedom and they ran understand
lts message in whatever language
q may be- written.
What duty ha, America 10 per
from toward these. her new son, .
Merely that of taking their money
md pattiug them coudc.ccndugly
Iu the hark7
Far from b These foreigners.
mot only iu Chicago. are. u the
broad ,Husr of the word. uur
ward, Thvy come 90 ~. most OF
them. nearly empty handed. They
say muirly tu us Here we are
here are our hands and our brain,
We want to Use both u Amerr..
what will Sou do to help us
What il America doing ~ help
them The problem Is uo academic
puc How practical and srriou, 10
D, rs shown by the attention that
The government B, beginning 10
give tu n ID uu,ulyrd. o. will hr.
,omr au"Ntrrmcly costly economic
failure tor tnr luitrd States.
The task, however b, mot GOV.
rrumrntal only part of D. rest,
upon the shoulders ut ryrry pri
waite individual whose lifr bring,
him into contact with these guests
from other land, Patience. sym
pathy, aud respect iur the alien 4,
feeling, are thing, that rau be-
prariic"d IN Albuquerque q, we'll
90, n Washington
When the terms "daro
"wop. rbomnk "mickic.
irogcatcr, "prcu,rr chill
eater become obsolete a., part ol
the American vocabulary, We shall
have made long step toward
solving the problem
Amrrirauilhtlou like charity
begin, AT home
uu tho other nluG. mlu who
ruouaui, tuuvs tn, I,nguag, of Amer.
iui welt toJu, Va# refused citizenship
ho, iuso De- belongs leo thp Industrial
M,Ik,rr OF tu, World and kuur.4
organizations "a, .-.,.r speak co.,
same language 80, du. boat h' thinks
900 another tuuEU,
There iH mo- iuIu.tlr, iu the r,ffaI 90
uf thr Nprth Dakota Judge to rt'r
tho " " m,mh,r the right Co
UnIut the rights of uu American
,iiiEru An organization that 30
uNoWvdlN opposed to uut institutions
,tu hardly complain if her mrmhrf
sr' denied tho right oi plrtakiug nf
them 90 tho fullest
The real test of whether AN appii-
cant tor American citizenship should
ho sI,cn hiH wish should ho docs hD
furnish likely material FOR American
iHutiun' u ne shows himself nt On.
N,U ouiHrt not 300 sympathy with uur
standards. ideals and traditions. it IN
best Tor an concerned that his nppr
cation hp rcIrrted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
NEARLY ONE THIRD
LOCAL LOAN QUOTA
IS NOW SUBSCRIBED
Victory Loan Parade viii Leave
YIN. @. A. at 4:3o This After.
noon and March 10 Robinson
Park; Battle Tank 10 Take Part.

. The sum of 100000 Of the
= county Victory Loan quota of
y ffGn.uu0 was raised hy noon "a.
= day. the third day ~ the cam
y rnirn In this county An en-
. thusiaatic luncheon was enjoyed
. at the Y. ~. e. a. nt iaii5 ard
= the teams went out again 10
y continue their work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
CRISIS IN ITALIAN CONTROVERSY REACHED
WILSON FkAILY OPPOSES ROMES CLAM TO BIC: SEAPORT
ITALIAN DELEGATION
PREPARES STATEMENT
TO PEOPLE AT HOME

Sensational Developments Likely to Occur at Any
Moment; Earlier in the Day, Orlando An
nounces He and His Colleagues Will Leave
Peace Conference If Their Claims Are Denied;
Both Sides Obdurate, While Clemenceau and
Lloyd George Frantically Strive to Avoid
Break.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

NDu cruz General Francisco Al
Naruf uf tine government forces
was executed shortly before midnight
Htt night iir mot death at the
hands uf firms quad With th, ut-
moot hrINcfN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

chicago practicahinty OF cnforc-
inE the national prohibition amend
Went hY concurrent power VI con
mltfep in chlrgc Of the distillus in
dustry.s Grhf against prohibition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

Paris Hen suus soviet govern
mpnt has been oVerthroWn Ht kuIH-
pest according tu am official wire
less received here lNuiinr und pil.
hring is going ON lB the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

When Premier Orlando Preden,
o'clock this afternoon he Immediately called full meeting
Italian delegation The meeting preparing the
uation 10 be addressed % the Italian people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

NrW Nurh Development OF inter.
communication pfuWisrs 90 chance
That the league ut nations mnN Hr-
.Huul.Hu If- object Boo usurirg world
prtrr. NriNlII, o. Stone. general
manager uf tho Associated pr,ss rr-
Gently returned from the peace com
ference told the Wcmbrfs OF tho u,wH
association 1t thDlr annual meeting
and luncheon here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

An,cfi,un

At Detroit cleveland Detroit
postponed, rain,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
STRIKE BECOMES A
NATIONAL AFFAIR
IN EMERALD ISLE
Alliance Between Limerick Com.
mittoe and Trades Unions and
Labor Party Of Ireland is Per.
feoted To-day

Limerick Npul on Nu alliance hp-
tween tIU lImrriDk strike yummltt,H
ami ihr Irish trades uuiun congress
AND labor pIrtN was arranged az r.
Confcrrur, this morning and H state.
m"nt las been ISSUED declaring the
strike nov bad hDrumD national
iu tEu statement ui Tom johnson.
treasurer of 90, labor congress. 600
uuuuviuE that tho strike had brgpmo
nHtiouHl. hv added thHI reports fruU
other rDUtrrH proved that Ireland was
giving active support tp limerick
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
. NEW York METAL MARKE.

New York, April 2s.-Copper duli'
eicciroiytic ibh dibt. iron steady
aud unchanged. Metal Exchange
quotes lead steady. spot tt.7b ZOOS
MAY $500 " 500. speiter steady. East
~ Louis delivery spot 6O0m so; May
eO2 v o si2a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
DAnY WEATHER REPORT.
Al dhc University of New Mexico
Albuquerque.
STATE weather

TOUlTNT and ThUTsII| UIUIV
cloudy not much chang, iu tenn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

Kansas clv-sie.so 10 fis.ss.
chioawo-sii.7s to ,se.so.
Dsnver--,ia.so 10 tis.oo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-04
- DO 1T NOW =

Have sou be.a planning tud iaefap. church. school
h4uf etei e..are.
Has community M he nee Improving rs -freef. ifs
nai. unul.i. hnHdlne. sssflfnst
Have ya1 i.ant. io improve aoiofntr tonr lsnft
fheu 100 lf NOW
Doa eaf somebody ese don want e.s y tou esn ~ fi
-isf hoiiom notch prices psni wah - abs struggling
% iini io sqnefnl down fo api icu
dollars ies- per lat
Donf order 50 help hreal down prices ~ material.
~e of labor 0 whatever uefl, 80 m dome le none,
available D0 lf SOW rs
~ y naff f tonf work ol patriotism content o
iie esra cos i ai should lsome ierhaue ft. nay
never he Necessary
You - utilization aransi igolshrsu. tou 0af BE- io fh
soldiers ho have offered their lfs rs
70 creaie enlo reni d at employment productive thing.
Hhieh perfaanfnct
Economically would le uh-ysnd treaie eurasnsht tn
building ou order j down buf 81 he ian.a
q needed = tie fanf VIII b benefited equipment ~ ia.
church ii sfi fh municipal improvement es ssre
} fhe var take ihe wor aud push through
Employment deadly foe Bo'shei.m puffahia wao..
maize Ter sairfft integrity Hni patriotism.
on he aefr aggressive work - ) vision men
Nho dare q" do thing for world welfare working .r rsns
aptafnenf nto niggars tor vision
VIII depend the future of country aud of civilization
, saving 81 M spei 81 buufss municipal expendfsres
A' 'N might fad 20 great o'roafng a tho ianghele
Wise thrift noi always pieayuui.h eeonon.
1on responsibility ia he world
work. t '' "''" s"ut
~ u ~" snd you will be wise your day generaoB
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-04
George McGregor
Selected Secretary OF
Commercial Body

At sallsc rassttna q ths a.reeiers
- - Cnseshef % cerlsr'rce TO-DAY
ths pfopesstiea 81 srunios nssnt 81 e
sserrtErs 81 fss cfar,hsr - Csn
r'crcr 49, alsca3st1
Ire ccrawittss. aepo Intvt et e
for-nfe rsest ~ e saenat the nasast
- arF esnts auanfreasls estarne +
repert. rsecnrsencIn7 ;ts ssisf
uor - cif comniss. .ontr csefgs
Neersaer re speS a. eersrattesa
rtpef ssas a - ansnts,cesi aecpssf
sf.er sseft rser1bsf has ssnrsssss
hirssf r IS fssor e. ~oras 81 . 81
prsiss for ~ necreacr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-04
NINE ETEENTH DESERVES
MORE CREDIT THAN GIVEN
Courage Displayed By Oklahoma
and TEXAS TfooDs Il Without
Parallel IN History u
War

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HMr tHfH Iff'aHin
ietaH fia nes vslaa.
tat nf HH4Hs ftis Oa4ei
aI #anaf .a Ihe fia.ats Mnassffh IA.
t'sin nnaI faFaaIf sfstfsH
''Hn aHg a F'ts ~ fhe ftet
'aa ian.faI t'eHH asaa afs a'a men
~ tn ~ iHHsir. aaft alihaalsh
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