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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

OF course, II those Is interned Amer
lean sailors who married Turkish girls
prove that the Turkish women are
actually docile and observe the "obey"
pledge Of the marriage ritual, there
may be q future for Turkesses 10 the
United States. - .s s@ia ~
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Bond buyers, representing q !
ern, eastern and southern CAPITA
are in Franklin and have been -
ference during the day Ehaia,
with the Secretary Of the poliGe
gathering all data and intff+ r,rr
necessary for their bids.
will be opened and the bid
at a special meeting Friday
police jury.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

| Fun pack and rifle to everv
;, N#as ting orders OF Genera,
TO lay our force at NONE
E r@+Wa,d, march. the captaie11
N'f a nurnur not a sigh,
From the soldiers who fo,Es
ter him,
| FOR 'hey were not afraid 70 d
start a song, the sergeant erie,
| UNANIMOUSLY, it rose from go
Twas the orders from
Pershing .
. lay our force at No!Man's II
Into Ao-Man's Land VIZ NH,
Midst the dark and rain xh.a
Pitched out pup tents ~ N b
c.. waite" ate, :. NM "
get your cup and get yS,,s afs
yet " your mess-kit in 20 +, - &
Twas orders from our 81 i;
Pershing,
10 eat out mess at No-Man
a seventy-two hour drive to ~
thing. IN
Seventy-two thousand lives i
which to pay, "
A thousand men an hour, if mead
And Tomorrow is the day: /.
After another night of hardsb.
-. nli men were made to unders;
Twas orders from General PEI
10 the fighting men at M
Land
50 we started over the ton
Under the German shot AMI :.
And our boys. the daring hi
Some OF them caught partit,bv
Big shells exploding all a.
Shrapnels and gas raisi
But the orders were fro,
Pershing,
10 the boys at No-Man's Lin
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

It II announced that in one Of the
new dances "face touches face" Along
the Congo they rub noses.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Morgan City Daily Review de-
ivered to your home 40 cents a
month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

We nominate three words for the
discard-kultur, canaoufage and bol-
ehaYid. II
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
1906 NO MANS LAND

The following poem was sent to
his parents ip Morgan City by Pri-
vatc First-Class Olander Burke. a
colored soldier of this city serving
with the American Expeditionary
Forces in France. Private Burke
assures his parents that this poem
wrote" by him at No-Man's Land.
Here it is:
so6 AT N0--MAN'S LAND
Twas early one November morning,
In the barrack on the HILL
When the Captain walked into our
quarters,
And yelled out with thrill
Up, you soldiers, and get ready
See that your rifles are spick and
span,
We've had orders from General
Pershing
To lay our force at No-Man's Land.
So we had our breakfast early,
Hard Tack and cornbeef, what SOL
diers like.
Such good food that's good and
/. wholesome.
To enable soldier to make hike
So we formed in company formation,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Red Seal Carbon Paper, Writing
Fluids and Inks and Typewriter, Ril,.
bons for sale at The Review Office
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

The tabulation 81. the GocsSe
election held in St. Mefy r
cepting Morgan City and ~
ward, shows the following -.le1
the bond ;ss,ae 3s7 votes; al Cyl
bond issue,1 vote. For tn ppeei
sue, sl.1S7,453.76; against = y Il
issue. $4,000
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Morgan City, Daily Review de-
ivered to. your home 40 cents
month
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Mrs. A. ]. Delahoussaye en-
at a Bridge Party this Frida: p
noon.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Mr.. Carol Fourmy hasvsef
New Orleans several days t'Ff
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Mrs. Yorick Mathis, who
Cora Carr. of Houston, Tex
guest of Mrs. J. B. Proctor q
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Mrs. R. E. Hine, who has
guest of her sister, NJ
Smith, left Thursday for.
in Houston. Texas.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
Flashes From +,
Parish See:

ts ~
Mr.. Alcide Martel, wll6te
France for several month";
turned and is with his s,7M
L. 0. Pecot. ard.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Mr.. Joe Miciotta has ID,
ing received his discharge w
Shelby. ~
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Moo.
been in New Orleans mossu,
week. They will return SHE
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Mr.. Percy Saint enter. sed
Bridge Tuesday afternoon.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

DR.. Dan Silverman tcldyi
father, Mr.. Nathan Silvcrm,
day, that he had reached .rI
and is now in Boston. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
PAVING SUITS AGAINST CITY
BEING TRIED TO-DAY

scOzts1=e- from Page Oae
hoi4sr AZ certain v4vanE h.szas lssaes
aF the cssr and she s=scuut ciassse q
j sses7
Ths case snT0sEtst the ceesssoz O,
rts rlEhs os the sewsslarure to vfssts
sAe provlklazs Of th4 franchise q rae
CITY -aGlwaT. which dsssGg gnzfe< stx feet
and eight anehas whieh the cpnvany
sh4li have zozr iss tracks. TOE srat-
zt@ governing tA6s 6s@z specifies sass
sae company sAAi awe 9 feet srd cne
Enea-
4 s-5s n fhe Logan co9rty dis-rsc.
erzrr sew Tszrs ago de-ie1 ne CITY
aay rslset q this dGsferertssI. and
iA.s s@Ss alleges fAzr tie cEtv failed 70
r~rtecr is appeal. szt ms also failed
20 make am pgoTssioa fo~ aes.Esar
rhss essfe-vree. TIC matter has been
shs s1bieet o. -zE@-o1s conferences
ard zrreD-S A. sonu-r1Ese. al Of
~hsck hare worked damages 70 -
Plaintiff. rh0 soT seeks she ss<s<s-
s7cs q the f@se-aI cozrt 20 so-ca the
city 70 recognize tAs findings o, tie
eozrr b@s5z.
CT ATTORNEY CAzs Srsth ard c c
Fso--e- z-e -Hprese1rs-x the city ard
TIbherts 4 Grser a. f1- t. uzzirssfr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
coss'sross. vovgs TO
eutIp NEW TEMPLE

tCc.fince1 froz Pare o.el
ssfsesiss,se u IS sa9sc-, ., ,Ae reso.
l..lcz.
SEd RluenAczss ne p-sssr'
c-cs3 3s.t curtN,cz G. tbs ysEs,e ls
f-scssr1sic; ne =1sg have raore r'>a-.
ara a. c.ce D-rias tAis meeting ~
has ',stse bss h1zp iz'o escA
- ery ts- EcsS rco,n, Les
- as - rssoirssoa rfre; noE A-1
give iks groFsr o,aesrs AZ tie lAt.-
tsss rses~s1-Y .o- a rev sn1 ia-ssr
ts- ere
Tet.e vas -; a tlssssilzs vo.ss 10
re -,.a,i1stc..
Tke e1tt'-s h,a1ra q, ,se tsap,s =
cozsposed q = Peek. II : S~euri-- =
Esz. -, woc'1Eo~tA- al q GutsF.e-
a-t rs- Leach q. Osi4AozA Ci.y.
SFrs-al p.t-s tc- ns~ t-caris hare
hs<z t-avz re rorerzlzE e.1nrs ~lr
meek Et-h : = tss tAvs 1rt make tet-
lzi.s 1--aaseuez-s Thsa rex .-zprpvs-
-s1ts viL ssF-or-lis > AAlt z-lsa-
t1.h-x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

navy has sA0wn less originality than
me British Oar vessels are but sssst,,
11laE'roy yeEHenss OVER the huge fier @x-
pFessly bull, for a transatlantic Night
BY elena Cartiss IN aal4. If ihev sue
c.es they VII ssustify she high hone.
thar he held then.
No one in 1914 would have dared
20 cross ne ocean in the machines
fhaf The English. no~ chatting al. the
weather in Newfoundland have
sro1ght over wsth EtAaa. Indeed. 81.
machines fast. lonk range bcnse-s,
were unknown thes. 40 one dreamed
in 1914 that in 1918 men coald ,raya.
zine hundre-d miles AZ over a hundred
miles an hour. which Is Hawker's rec
ord With the Sogwith. II the English
earn the glory ot being the fira, TO
cross the Atlantic By air they wIi owe
( 10 the var and its flying lessons.
Z ne carry off she palm we have
elena cartiss and our caution to
hank
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MAKE CLAM --iT
CENTRAL IS uNclEsS

fC-;i1-s1 sFoz. Page o-e1
sl-zv. greasy. wzsA-s;ary and az
tt-Fs
rc--rsr Chset Jc-es ser. = card 70
Thss LsAds- ro5lv. s4vi-r Central
stafs,- Is ncs uzsa-iiarys~ caat -rss
zsz ow-sd rhsf- cEoeAs~ ard rhz.
whsz tAev le.r ther EuMs1 cat tse
csoshses Hefi er Grzser rssrs xEo ard
p1hcs4 rh4r o. rA@ e.>ss- he s1s3
@ere-T rssce os IRE nsnslas apparatus
was n good sh1v.a~
TIE -s~ sla-cs ar C@ssr1i srAsicn g
composed q cesse Cr-se.e-. wtis-s
C8-fss.i. A PT-ste-. II J Ccsar~r. Z &
TAisoae. Lewis P.sl.s- a-4 w y
o~1hT.
ChIes G-r1ss- s1ss rssRv stlr ! took
Arr yacss from a sarrs ar4 u.4se
,l-~rs1z csar cs kG-. tie wRs .o e4t-
se~ in the d~rasyEsas than q Ire
'zr-"
Talsss Ths,o Bar-.souss = -esnyta.-
~ he wsTl lose his .Sr~-a-'s lste v4--
sac.c. de a- csae rear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
BROOKS IN UNIT 50
KEPT CLOSE TO GROUND
Guthrie Pressr,zr Logged ro-
Home While In Fr -ce and
Tailed To See Any :. he
Bizarre Sights

-'Tfe rvsxg whs rot 50 hss Tor
aTaa T., hzs e SOC. became =ezoso--
o1s- SAID Clstsas5 Brrsxs. szsi re.
t1rzea src- T~azss
B.ooss was sasss s--sntz G. the
Daiy Leaser E-ess recz. re ls.s
Cake i. A. era:, q MAY Is lAss
rear razzg 10 - Rslsy. sAszts 10
Ece~'tez ts- transport
Lining AZ $ N1r1lre. BsveSs re-
paired 10 Al,ssr-ts RaT. was-a BE ~
EAszs,s G-sIi M1rvA Z. a4ss. lie WIS
a member q Hospital cc-rs. Unis ~
ssaticas.3 lt tie zziG esAss
-OSzr uas WIS zes varr a1rxy. saa1
Clifford We got TO c1e rlsee azs
stayed share. shsre were taw lsAras.
We sfE t.ttrS.t TO see PArss q NFcs.
Our wurs vas not hard. als :s zEs
sraeri-S We nsrsr ges ,o tAe s-uz..
and The ar-hssse@ w1s ca sacz ztes-
We llr9e1 cTs-ssls. s1w thousands
OF 4 " o L boYs. szs we ssagas.
pretty cacss 20 5zrv. he'aIzse az t@-
Eea1sng orders s1 -Sve Ac-sEArs
Ns-esr- -sEgAs CIR e srarv tas lcrs
very h0-asscs. sure r'aa ra Es.
hack. za1 69z's Ea=s - as1r at1zs
zrT --c<e w1rs--h@A -saas-r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
SOLDIERS TOLD HOW
10 GET TRAVEL PAY

TAs oozasro,lrr q ~ srva<1r,' IA
a1;sssrisst tk< par dspArs@s1i % roy
to aczorxsiy eis<Asres1 so,tiers al
ti,iozai travelling ailc~ases- cas
gA-ca So,1ssrl discharged bet~eea
NoFeae~r u ard Fesruary = wni
r~sive ,zy a. ~ ra;e * - a<Ats
a z.is tra= tecs Fozs q t.scAAEsc
% iAe.f hczae ~ p,aue q sallsfrasrt
Tn.s .-scrE1iicz H1s reerixs1 ~ cal
JoaF c Trz1a- & ,hs sr-y recruHins
ctkx a. okaAs=A CT
AT cisizlsg ~ allowance car ses
apqlis1tsoc e.tass srvz array siartca
e. crsaz.satica zss.ne soAlsrs TAe
o-glrai O. certified cssy G. eae
sc&.sgs 14seotrEe n9ss accompany
lie gsSresl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
WILL T-E DARING or CAUTIONS
PLAN WIN ATLANTIC AIa RACE

(Co7tI-ze8 from Page O1sl
q three cczrse< tc Europe. The En--
issh nzxs make ncn-sso7 >iigst from
newfoundland 20 Great BrEtsin-
waieh svsten Is more likely 70 sue
e4e6-she British depending on speed
OF the Anericars oa radius Of aesto-
ard t1ei-czrTrfng cspzcirys Il Eouid
- rzsh 20 cr@dscz, because the ole
zer- cs Esck plays too large . par.
n fse vsrscas trznszrsanfic snr---
psisss. and by luck mean the vsgar-
- az weather ard os engines
Hszh sp~ei and great carving "a
pscfty are = direct coaTlics ~ifh each
uth@-. Hence conp1ousse n1zst BE
made between fset economy and sps~d
SoDEEth and NzrfinzYce. the tuI.te~s
q re machines n ~hfch Hzzks- xrS
As<uhzn nil ~. hare rssksd az that
,ksy dared 20 rssk IN reducing fse t1ri
load z order % attain SEED. Haxke-
and RzTnhz1,. ro< co7feat ~ish -a.t.
have iisczrtei resxhfy safety deTfre=
z-1 p1szed fhe conp-o-aise 20 rosrr
hat Iszres se-o1zzticz1 engineers and
szhzsr-
Lex it BE f-ankIy admitted that crr|
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beiore The Advent
f woalaa's 9adaess


Beure ne arrival q - ssra vvuu
u osu aaA . c<naEry hsss lsaSDad .
9 q E,vsae nstEfe . Aeiplag -,
Aa1ssA rxvoSzs@1 hsarfae18sDa g.
sr<teA-R pas0 b - sk1oEen -
s.ex5e. ase entirely GuDlded 81 q. !. r
Asss<-fs Frs<.t- srruedlar = II 49,
q tac1ns4s Il Dr<AG0 vho have - ~
.E<Ap1rxed r<nndT.
r1ft q s<Tys bene.fA tAe a.. "a &
nssAs - dsrsse the psssed - -,
re sa6e aad s.pf m a>d eis1kfc. ~
a ssrn ezpaad senxtT sAd eaaly -
~ 3 enen ssd pats asd tan9Er Z -
C1A d nafzns7y aro<ded-
45<AE->s Fri<nd b . preparutscz a -.
r.r1e c<h asd cesrr asfir1sai aSrs0
sspesec espeosnY fer exper<Ast n12kr1l.
z - e1><--1 49, b sh1p<uae1y a1e -
80 e er1 ,e<z1rsy dsrfng - saE1I0
~ =, ssssFs 6 =. ~ 60
rs-T. Dspk A Lsnar Dusl1[19 49,.
secsrA f~ an i,<TeSeiag H1a8r51n17
Aoc4 a1f ohkain . hueeia q NUrHT9S
kr<1d fru1 .. dxsntk. Y1 ~ - e
ne cse>xaf Esl q ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
cuIto USES MOTOR
CAR IN ELCpEnE%-

1zss-za5 csc@ FAre 0zsl
aaz. ecc1 hii hrosAer. walaar7. iaso
rs e,1zsg g5szce-
Tee -esalr was thas 3 hlgh powered
z1.o bore ehs y1zzE r.osle. a,ae-s-
panied 81 W-lEla2z. zs ssss -sa "a
z Re1o.
ArrvfnE sksra. z.z--l1Es lscezse
vas sE@s5ssF procured and he nagsaal
knot was tied tr The Pa<so- * The
F'S-Ss Christian cas-rh-
Mr. s-a Hrs RiFzhaaps returned .
Gashgss tAis morning. hv var Q. OF
lahous CITY aid are z.ow at A0-4 al.
SIS East Hsr-isoa ave7rs. Tie -@si-
ce1ca ot Mrs I { wsckn4n. grsz6-
mother OF sae g7oozz. untn they =
rv1dT 70 80 70 hozseks@7fzr
Interest & tbs -o-xarsc eEopezeaf
IS emphasized b~ca1se q rha urc--
i1snce ot h.oth the bride ard zroor.
Mrs Rstzazz7s Is the oaiv daarhte-
o, Ned Holman 7ressds-s ot the rT-ss
National bank. and IS : yooux xsri cs
great charm ard ast-sc<ive-e<S So
: N urus-sTir vrvesy gsrl ans j. a
starist ot more than ordinary aenitv.
After attending Guthrie high scs-cl
sAs wzs SsSde-t az Harden CosleEe
= Mexico. No. for t~o yezrs. She Is
member o. The HI Jinx ciao and sx
~ cf the very popaAar neuh@-z -
he vc1Rss- set
NJ RisEhz1pS. second son ot W.
'yEa Ritzhsnps vas also rszrsd IN
iEtArie an6 after puhlsc scAoos ssss
Teut to Wentworth Military AcztezT
! Lsxingrca- No. He Tow t-zveis so-s
ss National Bisc1it company zn1z
azkez ms headqzarxe-s n hl< ety.
Tas couple j. recsivinz cozannnnf
ions ct friends today.
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IIsur oLsulr- ON LEAVE

Poss-Ast,r Ois@.sA received a ,sls-
graz rs raor-ias tsoza 1.s SCI. Lsa'
E1u.z OisztA. csss1 R2islEsre y
rad Have caTl-zsd leave Cor tsu
3avs VEL ~ so2s seo1, MOntay
Ntklr Nerro- ois@.ih is no~ ~irh
tie Eezsrx. s's,s. rhisd array cO-f~
il Fra-ge He AAs sscs.Es4 letter
trom Bris-Gsz wY-4rs rrai.ins hlr
AS ~ hsst cowrarY caEw&z3et wigA
fhs etrh t.risiSs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
THIN, fnA|L
FOLKS NEED
PHOSPHATE
~,sAs-s Like rlas- -P-os-sz.e
- p-. or FFrr-- -tzltAy rgesr ard
10 Increase S.-r-g--. s57c-
ard Nerve r1rrs-

s~EsI-g s-'311 11% esgZ-stsss gr~rssrss :
ssc1s ard srs2szss-sS EheeA are aozg l.
2zalT hei7g advertised Tor rs EszrrSsse
cs making sks- r@oSI= fE~sAv. 1avss0g-
lrE arms. neck ant hzsr. az4 r4-Gass-
EzlT ho.hcTs z-.s 4rxte< hr sAs sos
c-rwas1 lines * AealrA and beauty
tA=~s are eTs5e7rly tkczszn6s ot zsz
ant women Eho k@c-lv seas -aaH- ex-
esSsfv@ thf-rs-ss
Thi--a.ss and weakness a-a zssz EIv
1z@ 20 srzrva1 rerT@s oar bod
zse6 Ezc~e 96sssEszzss rHz- s c1-Eai- ~
Z Ess.e-- foods pxvszscz-s csxf-n
ft@r@ ss -cTkirg rkzs ~W srrrsv tAss
6efsese1ev 50 Eegl aE the c--z -sc rsrss-
EAzs= kr1~n En0zg druggists "a b.
Srss pi1e es7AzEe. whlch s. fzsxre-SsvN
4Ec : sod hF Corner PAzr-zcT r.
fsCthrfs ard most al druggists gnder >
Exssrzrsee az satisfaction O. ErEer
hack. By sressizg rhe nerves 6sracaIv
and hv xgpplriz< th@ body cells wstA
the Necessary paoSyho-ic toc,1 el4-
ze1-s- hserc- Phosphate czsrk7r rro-
1u-ceS -eSco-.e tran ssc--arso- n tse
app@zrz7ca. tx Increase n EeExss
f-e9zs7rlE being zsso1lshi7<
This f-c-ezse n weight also carries
E1-E y : Ee-e-Ss IN r0vszz<a- IN til
hez1sh N@-Tu1s1z<s Si=@1sesS
and HEX OF e7er<T. Ehic1 -earfr a.
vzys sceoEpz1y excessive eAE-7ess
socr czssuuezr. 6RsI eres besu-e
e<iEh-. and pzls cazeks glow Efsn tsc
blcoz q perfect keal-h-
CAUTION - Aifhvz<a tstro- -phcs-
rsA8te = uzsc-rssss1 for rezs<ri-x
s.eerlessress aid EszerzE-
reakneSz- L shn1i rcs. ozlzg 10 sts
EssA-E-uxIrz pr,ps1iez-
y used sr snyoze rho does sos desire
70 r1s C Eesk-
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The fiusl ecaces ot the guns az the gres; war srs
row dying sway into silence ana the peoples are
se'lug towu agaEr lnto TIE pleasant paths 81 peace
Ana- - yolug Y hea@pFe> as Is take 70 heart The
vital lesSeas hsS supreme woTd-fra -edv has ianght
Us Among the nos. Important IL fhsse ) the
necessity et solidarity u community 81 aims and
iueal~ ~ isolate nusuimi'y. The war has proved
oTer and aser ssain tie inherent weakness af the
hoc>r ths' : 3iv sed against itself w. in this
country r : 80 te i ihaf ene ssnguase. pur-
pos ons high conception of life animA,es our
tsemins msliions from 20 sea- Only 5v - doing
can We aole g steer shp vi state safely through
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It's Easy to Peel Off
All Your Freckles

TIE coEfFzss between tbs free kles
and the clear sklH usually ~ 50 great
tAa' mo- bleach can be more thar par
tally sacc@sssGl in oblster2ssng ;he
Gisgi eurxz@zts Ordinary r1err9i.-ess
.~zx Is Tar better. Il literally Qeess cst
eAe fseesses Get 1T 0mHCe or il at the
nearest drug store ard tonight ss-eaI
81 enough so completely eCver she
s2ce. remove in s-a morning with
warm w5tar RaneaF dslly Gnsil every
f--cxle tzs 6iszpgszsvr6
ROugh- bso<chy. Psnplsd sksr. also
c0mIcn az this season. nay De e-.ire-
lr Ensfsn rid of BY this same nethVd.
wirkcas discomfort or tzcDrvenl@rsss-
The etsorr IS decidedly E0-1h wkgie.
DE- neE cozpiexson obezsne1 beng 50
clear. smooth a7d yguthfzl
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he Ierleas shoals of political unrest anarchy. Boil
sheRlsm, and the lake. As teacher of AM.rieanlsn
wnsea nvsudes snd sypiIes all that is best national
hfr and aspiration. THE LITERARY DIGEST
stands p~e-emsnent among the periodicals OF the dsv
Il epamlSes all that the fathers Of this republic
sought so make permanent on shorsS II brings
% war home ami io your heart the message Of
all-embTselng humanity. al abundant charity. of
eaaal fellowship and impartial consideration. Get
q copy nDw. read il through. and pass il along 10
ycur family and friends You will be better
man and better citizen II you make this
weekly hahn
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EAE1aer ss9zsh gae efforts 20 the all
Eassl2z gaVsrzZezg as ozsk h4ve
eags~re-4 he AzapaFranE clty cE SAE1t2
Il the yc5ga valaey w1s1@ General
Aan-kine hAs c1pt4r~s3 R0sf0v-o--
Ehaz- II 5k@ head Of s5e sea Ot Arcv
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sszz.se as getting 81 yuz- hz-- .a.x-
Il dos sxzx forever wir1 -e1-a, rss--
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yr2 hz~oc@ 4 Co. Chscz<1.
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as ~ Eo-1's ss<r Cs-1 Rsnedr. hv
OH Dug SORE and Lille Drag &
C0u1s1y and A. z Gray.
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FIGHTING on sEvmsEN
cRoarioss AND SERBS

L.---.. Tr.rsczs. May 'S-Strsols s
tsnsirs sts~ter S<-aia-s ar- c-ca-
ts-s AZ Agar. .-< crss,sz- ezps;as.
8 -~cc<-e- = s6e-ra ! scat-- as.
-isnc - ire Er<-z-se TeissrzcA.
MAJ, 81 Ere eo-,es-a-s are SAD -
ave e<e- siitec
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T-REE u. S PLANES WILL
@-op OFF roa THE
AZORES TONIGHT
gCoasizze5 .rcz. PAGE 01a
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Ssala-x rfan. Mt-c.

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cruiser Chscsgo 20 pr~veor srs szszrz
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rs ze-r1zg paAce N Qza5fvIdf hzssz
and e@ean 70 swing tt se-oat- Several
OF fA4 s1fIo-x. claz~fzg 20 gEE -op,ss
were rk-ow- toxr By ne ts-szfeis' Z
final szx. bz- -o-e was s-szrs3-
The loss cs TIE ssi-v rss 4 essTe-
s5sa -ps5nsrezs 70 Lfecs Cozzar5--
Ez@rv W Col and hss crew q FIVE
Despite a hezvT fog zn1 untzvo-zhEs
weatae- eh@r had eroGghx tie esx scIF
os%r lses&-EEE@ cc7rxs froz wozrz1k
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co1sss@z, ro9E9 have h-uzeet IN
c0rstad u-de- frcz tee nzvF te7a-r-
zent 60 ztsenre TIE 0v@-seas srhf
Gas ssg fsz Fees Lsrs
TIE bsf7p. ~ sh@ T1s-s-t Ssass~
naval afrixfSse fs kroxn- las = gas
bag 80 feet n ls-<th sz6 4 feet 3
inches n 5iz-ecs--
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sF-foos car
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aoeors u sEx cTiir3zrs ezcz The
znsor zoors are - e1o-vzs<zi thai
-ns-- A, -a,r rs--=r---s --u-z --~-- r<1-
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whacA i kess azaer c0v4r by she
uzvy. . said 10 as sevsral zsass piles
"a twe2tE tacF e5lrs.
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LLOYD GEORGE Assent. SIG
FOUR DID <c- MEET

Paris. MAY ts'-Ow-nE 70 ths &hsssnce
q. P~e--sa- Ll5T1 George t-a= PARIS
~ s.sacS c,ss-ci' * t0zr dt5 nQs u-eet
TO-DAY TIE military. -AvSi Xz1 2eraa
serrns ct teps s-.s.pA AseEe esn -ae SlaAss
913 AussrsA wer@ t@rfhpr discussed
veese-,a4g &16 b is sxT~cts,i the treaty
VIII se 7re~eas@l zessEt tke middle ot
: AYs week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

Lo.an county viii lead the
state, this year N psaehes-An1
wool.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
GERMAN PEACE
TREATY CONTAINS
TRADE CLAUSE

,Cc=.l2-sl t-cl Page c1el
Ess-. seee-csrs e Reuters Paris 60
fee-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

Bursting granSTies IN Logan
county will DO much toward
cls23ng Up the wheat mystery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
The Peace Terms That Take All the Fight Out Of Germany

German. British, FrsnC
Japan's Victory at Paris
Hungary's Third Stage of Decline
German Bluster About Peace Terms
A Flivver OH Rails
The Doctors Troubles
Paderewski-A Pianist Turned Statesman
Can Acting Dolls Displace Actors9
Pogroms Expected in Russia and Poland
Taxing Our "Luxuriesn
Interesting Haiftone ulustrai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

Sd1e day the Chinese nay Dis
coyeg tia. skin; in arg en, : 1o
pro,t son 2szlnss International
higiSv men and mzy Organize .
draft army ot is own
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"c[Ts-lT" P[[Ls
MY C0RNs OFF!
Any Corn or CaIluz Comes OFF
Peacefully, Painles5ly. Never Fails

It's zE-1csSE ! vsczsc "a res II e.
3 ccrA az c.asRES tbs -ysers-Ea~ wzv
Tc4 N-aaA ar 3 sser-ax rErfgzg cc
U ! Crczs as Gets H. ae11t as
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A FSznasa sr=F nzd@r fhs lsa Ter
s.s1 cs Ge aar1l MA-r.srAes-a. the vr~-
Eaas-. i reported ay Cssgsnhz esz &c
De- aAwaEcs& On F@is4g~z4 A Hell
siEgs1re &esgasca received TAars51y r.
s.Asel taAg The n@ngsF Cs Pssr1grl4
hA1 t.een adv. es sY enc s0v4& gov-
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Why Belgium Baked at the Treaty
The Machine That Fooled the German
Mines
Sensational Discoveries by Crookes, the
Great Scientist
Finding Fault With Stage Soldiers
Turkish Efficiency in Starving Armenia
Americanism at It's Source
Personal G,impses of Men and Events
rs and Humorous Cartoons
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nRuoER OF TIE as ~
PRESS

re Associate. Press = &c, 1siTtly
ec.l,t<-. 20 The Cse fos rsse, .',aisc-
Il al rs~s c<satcAes ere.l,st - <
o. re c<s~-~-se e-s-lNsc Il III
pAr.-e sr.1 sis3 tie lsat. -sSs r'-s-
nsk-~t es-sLa-