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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

= 49,
FOR RENT Six room house; nicely
furnished; walking distance; close Ia
car line; would rent FOR yenr: ADULTS. 6O7
: N Western Ave.i modern. Maple 3i20-R
LAkGl. v-,o-m lu,n.,,eu apartmeh IN
private bungalow. well water; all mod
ern; permanent; adults preferred 1900
u, 9Th. Walnut B95-R
fROOM apartment, all newly decorated
and furnished: connecting bath Is w
.erd Florence Hemsley Walnut 1867.
NEW 5room brlck apartment, beautifully
furnished good location on car line
walking distance garage II desired
price reasonable Maple 3967-J.
BROOM, nicely furnished modern apart
ment, walking Distance; near car line
adults only $40. 400 Il. 7th.
COMPLETELY furnished apartment, 3
rooms and sleeping porch well ,loca@d
Phone Walnut 1876
FOR RENr-i-room apartment. bed
rooms, living and kitchen; private en-
trance; everything furnished, II W. 9Th
81 Maple 2lS5-J,
FOR RENT a furnished Groom apart
mont sO4 w nth
S-ROOM furnished house. 734 r. 9th
Phone Maple 4267-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
PERSONAL
NOTICES


WE PAY spot cash for diamonds. More.
holis Jewel, Co, us N Broadway.
FAMOUS srely spermatic Truss, guar
snteed 10 contract opening fttsd by
tAperl also abdominal bclts, elastic
ttusset, shoulder braces. wcstfall Drus
70 oklahoma City.
HON. u fot inyallas good care, quiet,
cnan, special attention TO diet. halt
block from hospital III W <oth Wal
WANTED 20 communicate with ID. O.
Llndby, who shucked corn about -four
ysars ago for o. NJ Rats. Rt I. Okla.
FAkhERs AND FEED DEAfERs--
! = nsse your feed chopped at Il NJ
A'so worl*s Best home
TAI, WATER CO. q bottles 81, foe
% weit iasi,w. 10Th. phone
I."~|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
EoDAKS. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work Write Tor price
lst We do not sacrifice quality for
speed Westfall Drug Company Okla
homa Guy
FILMS developed free on trial roll. prints
n mp to 2hNil,; new brilliant finish
Mail to Camera CO.. 73O North McKln-
ley, Oklahoma city. OkA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12

CHEAPER CARS
1917. 5-pnsscnger Ford shock absorb
ers. good tires. runs fine .......... $3.50
Overland touring, Model so. worth
more than OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Ford touring, looks good and runs
Ilne ..stf.s.sss...t..,..,, fi35
Oakland touring, good tires. self
starter no battery. motor In good
'uhu'Nun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f22J
Auburn roadster. a real buy for $3.50
ChNrulot touring In good mechanical
VunuluU .s.t.t.ss....,s Ni2i
1916 Dodge roadster. repalnted. good
tires, rggl bargain .............iiTj
1915 finpmobke touring revnJnishcd.
gQpd Urts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Intel. state roadster. good tires paint
and uphOlstering fair .............tt $500
1917 Mitchell roadster, good tires
paint lair ana runs good mo. $3.50
1917 Mitchell touring. looks and runs
fine ,..................... $500
THESE ARE JUST A FEW
Come and see the rest that we have 10
offer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
AUTOS. vEHlCIFf AND 4,
ACCESSORIES.

$3.50 RuYs 1913 oakland touring car.
used only 3 months, Maple 2j7i-R.
llH n Francis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
AUTOS. VEHICLES md
ACCESSORIES

USED CAR BARGAINS,
HIIIfHFN

Used 'Ak llAI'fAlNS,
HURRY
Going 90 war; one 1917 Buick Six,
good tlI,s. an iu good shape. sos.
one 1918 Overland Llght Six. new.
liTst one To offer 1855 gets H.
one 1918 Overland LigHt Six. run 5000
niles; new paint. GOOD tires, liCouse
1918 win take fS3i.
can Mr. Strong.
Walnut 2,iS, or Walnut 2737
s-PASSENGrE Ford. just ,rokc In, H.
ccnac and insurance paid. Price just
tIrhL Maple 1891
usE 1916 StudoOaker or Tor sale at 20
Fast Vain stfggt Phone Maple 29S7-J.
FOR -llnrlcy-payidson 3-spced
2.Cylndcr; good condition. Cali nt new
postoiltce building II II. Maddox
FOR SALE.-Onc 7-passenger Oldsmo-
bile In good condition, with new cas-
lngs, 0r viii trade for good Ford Can
''onle 2l}S
1916 CADILLAC EIGHT. 7-ptssenger: In
good condition j. u Burrows. no W
gam or Gli n. Broadway
tOK SALt.-uuuEc t.JIug car. good
condition nearly new; Racine TIE.
Price Tor qul.k s0lc ti,5 Oklahoma Auto
ych-ngg 707 y Broadway Maple ljit
q OR SNLG-l9S ro.d sedan: perfect
condition; bargain O.lnhorp Auto EN-
chance, 70l " Broadway Maple ljii.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Twn second. hand boilers II
I'm lfr mt rKrt, II will pay you to lnves.
ug1te these Wylle Bros Co. S26 West
iAud
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES


NIbLEN CARS.
! VIII locate your stolen car: no ex-
Tense 10 ydu unless car recovered: no
matter where you live or when stolen.
rive complete description; act now Jack
Thompson, Box l,lj. Sedalla. Mo.
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Ada, Oklahoma

FOR SALE-Sma grocery store In good
town. invoice $500; boys called TO
war, must sell 1913 f.. Grand. Ponca
city, Okla.
FOR SALE Abstrnct plant, south. cen.
tral Oklahoma, will trade for farm.
J. X Oklahoman.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Blacksmith.
shop. fine location. well equipped ex-
cellent territory; good home close; also
l60 acres In famous ! irtnleE irrigated
valley OF New Mexico. J. NJ Taylor,
Hunter, Okla
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TOR attor-
ney .at-law. In rapidly growing oil
and manufacturing center this office, u.
braty. furnishings and legal practice Of
the late d = Rose, who has been a
pructlclng attorney IN Blackwell for
twenty-five years Address MI Inquiries
TO Mrs. y q Rose. Sl2 W. College Ave,
Blackwell, Okla
SALE OR TRADE-Engllsh Kitchcn.B k
manager in draft Nge. Must sell at once
a, &, Lacy Lindsay okla.
HOTEL. European. established 4 years
by owner; outside rooms; Eunrnotced
clearing 500 monthly; $4,000 furnishings;
lease (only Sc rooml half cash; take Lib
erty bonds. automobile. clear land Tca-
son drafted. ON Main street, Ardmo'e
Okla, lpopulatlon, 2O.O0Ol. Gladys Hotel
FOR bALE or TRADE-Crowder elcc
trc light plant:' paying propositions A
VI. CRIME, BlowN. Okla.
AT PRIVATE SALE by receiver good
ciean stock electrical goods. wiring sup
plies and fixtures. invoicing s. 800: In
good business loca ton In live up-to- din TO
city witch has monthly payroll OF $500
900; excellent business opportunity. no
competition; fine electrical service Ad-
dress Box $50, llenryettA. okla.
rOR SALE OR RENT Roomng and
business house combined; well located.
plenty Of good water: will sell or trade
for stock OF merchandise or good farm.
Tree from incumbrance. or will rent to
responsible parties. In good oil field
town u viii pay you TO investigate this
See or write w. L. Sanders. Box 81
Heaidton. Okla
WALL PAPER BUSINESS FOR SALE
My WALLPAPER business In Sioux City
beat posslbls opportunity In a live. grow
INK city; a; one-halt factory price Good
re'sons. George Ererd. Sioux CITY
FOR sN.B-Teephone exchrrge in
town OF about 700. paying $3.50 per
month. J Y, care Oklnhoman
HARDWARE stock for
sale for cash, no trades,
consisting of hardware
stoves, harness and imple-
ments; located in one of
the best agricultural sec
tions Of Oklahoma, close to
Oklahoma City; 25x1OO
building (brick) and ware
house, $40 rent. This stock
will bear the closest investi.
cation and is "a money
maker. Only reason for
selling, both members of
firm in army draft. Parker
q McCra Zen, Tuttle, Okla.
DRUG SToRB FOR sALE-Good store
In good oil town: reasons for selling.
W. w. Ieager. III Dorado Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER.

-s''",@,~,-s--N~ ~ ~ ~-., 81. s.,s1>y>ss.-
S''N'n.T' '''D lur,'... l--'u1tr- tI-,-
bers' two cars; a-in, bridge plank new
lui. .. ...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

FOR sALE--Ice plant, at a bargain II
taken at once Prague Ice Co.. Prague,
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

RYE SEED Tor sale, 50 per bushCl e
% Ahcrnathy r. T. n No O. okla
homo city Phone R-i, Oklahoma city
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BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS

BEST prices paid for Liberty bpnds. con.
troll In several banks Tor snlr. Texas and
Oklahoma. Gray Investment CO.. Fort
Worth, Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12

DOCTOR wants good location: must have
high school and nice town. ]. G.. care
OklahOman
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FOR SALE.

Household furnishings CON
slstiug of three Whitehall
Nngol Persian rugs, drapcries.
seven willow ch7lrs tan,r.
hbourelto, \lcirula. refrlgc-
r',or dining room set. stoves.
etc Can az i3j ". mn
street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

SCI 'NDllANp plano for sale Can wal
nui SSll during office hours
PuR sAl.E-i i325 Kimbal piano with
bench half price n sold this week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12

FOR SALE or TRADE
For nearly anything. Chalmers Slx-40
passenger. See Cooper, taxi driver. al
nto Fo Depot
FOR SALE Glide six. no funk. mugt
sell worth your while To Investigate
Phone Walnut 2i5. sol n Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
USED CAR EXCHANGE
500 n Broadway

4 FEW EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS IN
CHEAPER CARS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

FOR SALSA bargain II taken al once.
we'll Improved fnrm Of 80 acres. ona
mile from II good railroad town In tha
broom corn district. For particulars ad.
dress owner. Box l22, Alex, Okla.
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Ada Brick Co.

Manufacturers OF gas burned. face and
building brick Write us for prices on
brick TOT buildings or lumber yard trade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
FOR SALE on TRADE.

ININ "NTH VN INNIIF' J,
! have 3s9 acres Of timber land IN
CraW lord county. Ark. half suitable for
farming. balance fine pasture, well wat
the Farmers Mutual on Leasing company
OF Oklahoma City, which I will exchange
Tor Ford cars or for livestock. goats pre-
ferred. Price OF land. $40 per acre. Ad-
dress l. Y. Lister, BOX i51. Fort Smith.
Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
Arkansas
ARKANSAS ROUND
TRIP $40

Raise corn, cattle hogs; 80 with us
See for yourself. Round trip from Okla.
homa city. $50, Fine level valley land
cheap; good terms: southwestern Arkan-
sns: write for literature. Burchflel-Re
neau Land Co as American National
Bank Bldg, Oklahoma city. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
16O ACRES $1,000

- miles east state capitol. | mile "a
Choctnw high school and state highway;
20 acres In cultivation: % acres valley
land good corn this year: about 20 acres
meadow balance black lack pasture; J.
room house. small barn. orchard. well
Price only 50. iOU 1880 cash. balance 10
suit
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FoR'sALE-Complete newspa per and lob
printing plant, good opening for blisi-
ness. H. w. wucher. Bells. Texas.
WANTED
by experienced printer editor 10 lease
paying weekly newspaper and Job plant
In live Oklahoma or Texas town, with
privilege OF purchasing; best references.
Address j. ". Young. 3rinkley. ARK.
FOR ,sALE-Best paying tailoring and
cleaning business IN Yale. Okla: 500
n week clearing now; tailoring business
good \ Hoffman cleaning machine, hat
outht. and, IN fact. everything needed
In nrst-class shop; viii sell all or any
part; some terms; reason for selling. go.
Ing hlrther west. Keep U-Neat Tailors,
Yale, Okla.
DENTAL office for sale; modern equip.
mehts; established practice 5000 In
habltnnts $500 per year. Address BOY
SOL, Sulphur. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12

Hlk SAlE-nining room suit and duo
fold practically new. reasonable Call
"a g. Cline
FOR sNlE one SECOND hand h|rvy
,W.'h fn'ss. one oak dresser. one oak
,n'''n chamberlain Supply Co. l2l
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Ross f. Thomas & Sons Co.
sos-lO Cnmplfll Bldg Wal. ,s.

A BARGAIN ron CASH-t acre u well
improved land on 23rd st Call Maple
1903
FARM For RINT-Six miles south o1
Packingtown; 100 acres IN cultivation,
to be put In wheat. oats and cotton:
VIII furnish sofpe feed TO right party; 60
acres posture: crsh. Call at 3l2 w. 9Th.
Phone Maple 3a5l-J.
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FOR CROP RENTAL

100 acres, miles south Of Oklahoma
City, all under plow; want wheat planted
this month and onts IN spring No TINA
10 lose. Sec u, c. Thorne. 100 Colcord
Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12

Furm Llnd Dopt,
r. 7, STUART Il co,
Maple 76. 20 w. Main.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03
N0NPARTISANS
WOULD BAN BIG
LIFEC0NCERNS
Declare That if Companies Will
Not Loan in This State They
Can't Sell Here.
ENCOURAGE LOCAL CO.'S.

The NOnpartisan league through a
drastic tax on their business plans to
drive the old-line or conference life
insurance companies out of North Da
kota as they have been driven out of
Texas. the leaguers allege, it was an
nOunced today by a Lacquer close in
the confidence of President A. G.
Townley of the National Nonpartisan
lea gus.
The present life insurance tax is
two per cent per annum on the poll
cies written. This will be increased, it
is announced, to a point where it will
prohibit the writing of future business
by foreign life insurance companies,
and. possibly, to degree where these
conference companies will be com
PEELED to reinsllre their business with
North Dakota domestic mutual com
panies. g... e-sa'.---
One immediate result. it is contend
ed, will be the organization of score
or more North Dakota mutual insur-
ance companies which will be required
by law to loan their money on North
Dakota farm mortgages. The leagues
principal peave against the foreign life
insurance companies, it is stated, is
that they have tightened up on farm
loans in North Dakota. having. 1t is
claimed by league managers, practic-
ally refused to make any loans west
Of the Red River valley, which is the
one sure-crop section of the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03
320 MORE MEN
TON. D. AGGIE'
a., ..r -
Another Glass in Mechanical
Training to Entrain for
Fargo October Is.

Adjutant General Fraser today re-
ceived call for 320 selective service
men to entrain October Is for the ag-
ricultural college to be trained as auto
truck drivers, blacksmiths, capenters,
general mechanics, Machinists. motor
cycle repair men. photographers and
Typographical surveyors for service in
the national army.
The call is TO 1917. registrants and
1918 registrants prior to those who
registered in September Voluntary
inductions will be accepted up to Oc-
tober 12 after which date local boards
will have three days in which to fill
vacances. The next class for the I'm
iversitv of North Dakota will be call
ed about month later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03
MIN0T OFFICER
HOME FROM WAR
Capt. Otto Gross Returns Just
Year from Date of His
Departure

aMinot. N..sD., Oct. 3--Captain Otto
Gross returned home last week and
Minot friends had the first inkling
that he was in the city when they saw
him in the Liberty loan parade.
1t was very happy surprise and add.
ed much to the pleasure of the day.
A year ago today Captain Gross left
Minot with the boys of D company.
From Minot they journeyed direct to
Camp Greene, S. c.. where they train
ed for a short time before they were
sent overseas for service in France.
- Captain Gross served with his COM
pany up to few months ago when
his eyesight failed and he was placed
in military hospital in France for
treatment Later he was transferred
to hospital in the United States and
only last week was released from that
institution and at once secured brief
furlough, which he will spend in this
city with Mrs. Gross and is many
friends before resuming his military
duties,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03
STATE ADVISORY
!. BOARD MEETING
IN CITY TODAY !
Assistants to District Draft
Commission Holding First
Session Here. -:
5000 MISSIONARIES in
5000 QUESTIONNAlRES in

The first formal meeting Of the
North Dakota advisory selective serv-
ice board in conjunction with the dis
trict draft board is being held in the
federal building today. ., Samuel Tor
gerson OF Grand Forks, the banker
selected by the draft board to repre-
sent the financial interests Of the
state, and w. p. Macombery general
manager of the Washburn Ignite
Coal Co., at Wilton. named to repre-
sent the states labor interests, were
here yesterday. but Walter Reed of
Ameuia the member of the advisory
board picked by the o.. S. department
of agriculture. could not get in until
last night. The board today is map
ping out its line of procedure. in CO.
operation with the draft board.
The district draft board, which re-
sumed it's deliberations yesterday,
heard w. Z. Berner of Jamestown, di-
vision superintendent of the Northern
Pacific, relative to the granting Of de-
ferred classifications to railway en-
ployes of his company. Today the dis
trict draft board toop up the consid-
GRAFTON of 1000 claims. for agricultural
or occupational exemptions filed by
men who were listed in the recent gen
eral registration. i ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03
GREATER PART
QUESTI0NNAIRES
ARE RETURNED
Local Board Will Soon Have
Classified 500 Registrants
yyof September ~. +.

tv - H. ~ + .
The bulk of the 500 questionnaires
mailed by the Burleigh county. draft
board to September registrants of 10
and 20 and :32 to- &c inclusive have
been returned, and the classification
of these registrants probably will have
been completed by the end of the
week. The board is not yet in posi-
tion to state the number of class one
men which these 500 registrants
will yield. All October calls have
been cancelled. The two calls made
for the last of SeptemDe per and the fore
part of October could have been filled
with 1917 regstrants, and it hardly
seems probable now. unless there is a
large general call, that any 1918 regis
trans will be entrained this month.
No master lists have yet arrived here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03
HAND TO HAND FIGHTING.
(Bv Associated Press)

Army in France Oct American regiments
Ineburs line this section Of the have
fighting Of the They fought desperately
handed in and Of shell holes
bravery devotion duty mequaled by
any other troops.
inantrm purred by their officers stood before
hand hand combat One Brooklyn took
and retook position known the Knod three times The bat
back and forth with the another that
rifle butts effective anything else y.
MORE CIVILIAN POPULATION.
Oct. 3.German military authorities have begun
civil population of Asae according the Democratic, i'll
expectation French attack the frontier The inhabitants Of
20 villages already Bavaria Fear Of disorder
among military Food and but little fuel
available. 49, Z f.
Officials in Asace- orrane afraid Of general uprising when
the allies the frontier.
CAPTURE 100000 MEN
3From September 10 the allies captured
and than 5000 machine Since
uv the allies 5518 Off
GERS machine hundreds Of
mine -hrowers. 81
AMERICANS HOLD VILLAGE.
Archangel Oct 3American hold the urtherest
Archange This little village 20 miles south of Shentursk 600
Archang the Naga The Boshevk strong
hold of Nelsk is only forty miles away.
FLEE TO GUNBOATS.
Archangel 3he Bohevk always flee to the shetef of
gboats when The inhabitants the American adj
Two) saafeHes
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03

In week ending TODAY Allies have CAPTURED 10000 men
and 100 guns western front.
(By Associated Press) s-
On front of 20 miles between Arlneners and Lens the Ger
continue retire from the salient Of the fortress of Lille
Norh Of st. 9ent the British again are s'onng the German de-
Evacuation Of the Lille salient the direct the allied
avance in Flanders and around Camb The British keeping
close at the heels of the Germans who already have retired
of two miles but there indication Of where the will
the region Of oi and attempt form straight line from Roue
through Lille and Doua to Cambria
+ TO TAKE COAL FIELDS d. ~.
Arnenees and Lens apparently held by the but their
fall to the British probably only matter Of few hours With
the great coal fields in this district which the Germans have de-
feuded enacousy for four will be longer Of them
In Flanders the Belgian British French continue their
against the sHened resistance of the The allied salient
threatens the German hold Belgium and advance Of perhaps ten
miles toward Ghent probably would compel the retire
| MAINTAIN GAINS
gains The Quentin probably
against the lines where Field Marshal Haig
General Berthee and Gouraud continue their attacks north Of
Rheims and in Champagne and have taken further ground from the
| DRIVEN FROM POSITIONS
North OF Rheims the has been driven from most of the
be rapid III Champagne General Gouraud has
the functions Of Zoccs further south In losing Chaerange the
Germans lost control OF the railroad running to the forest at rend
In Withdrawing from the Lille salient the Germans endeay-
oring get out of the which Marshal Foch has constructed
The German supply lines menced by the allied advance on the
ans and should they be cut the German situation would be most
desperate would however the German retirement would
be of little avail to putting off retreat from the Norh Sea to
ASacc.
CONTINUE PROGRESS.
Paris Oct. 3Whie the is throwing reckessy
into the OF the baeine desperate effort to stave
evil defeat allies progress the
wings Slowly but surely the pended advances Of the allied forces
under King Albert of Belgium have forced Gen uendor with
draw his troops In this the situation of the Germans be-
coming Now that the Germans first line in Belgium has
been broken the line Of between Oed and Therleau
mpeed and the RonerSMenn railway cut it the
position Of the there The second line OF railway from
Coutral to Brugcs is under shclire.
While this the fourth. is thrust back
the forces the right risky position the
at Newport The will have difficulty i'll defending Lille.
Latest from the Of the line shows the
there giving evidence Of failing On the right General
Berhnlt still driving the Germans from the Relms
and Geaud making slow headway in the Champagne Every
where the Of battle indicate the approach Of the critical phase
In addition general satisfaction the situation France
Paris rejoicing the fall of Damascus
HAND TO HAND FIGHTING
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03
PNEUMONIA EPIDEMIC.

Jamestown. n. d.. Oca. 3.-An lm-
usual number Of cases of pneumonia
has been reported in the city during
the last ten days. One death has al
ready resulted. and another is expected
during the day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-03
GERMANS RETIRE ON BIG FRONT
EVACUATION OF LILLE
SALIENT TO GIVE ALLIES
CONTROL OF COAL FIELDS

RETREAT THREE MILES .a
London Oct 3-Gernans have fallen back three miles
afternoon. ..sA ~
With the British Army in France, Oct. 3.-British
launched fresh attacks this morning front nearly six
miles between Zquart and Beny northeast of st. Quentin
there has been heavy fighting the Hndenburg line in
this area and more ground Of most important nature has
been gained.
In week ending today, Allies have captured 10000
and LOO guns western front. N