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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at
the office of the County Clerk, Ard
more, Oklahoma, up until 2 o'clock
June 18th, 1918, for the construc-
ton of the following described
bridges and culverts:
Bridges and Culverts on Sec. F.
Miles /, 2, 3, 4, S, 6.
District No. /.
Mile /, Sta. 81. 2x2, Box Concrete
Culvert. "a it. long.
Mile /, Sta. 50, SKA, Box Concrete
Culvert. rs ft. long.
Mile 2, Sta. l6. AKA, Box Concrete
Culvert, 26 #, long.
Mile 2, Sta. 81. 3x4, Box Concrete
Culvert. 25 #. long.
Mile 2, Sta. AZ, 2x2, Box Concrete
Culvert, "a it. long.
Mile 3, Sta. 6, 2x2, Box Concrete
Culvert, "a #. long.
Mile 3, Sta. rs. 4x6, Box Concrete
Culvert, % #. long.
District No. 3.
Mile 3, Sta. 81, II in. pipe. "a IT.
long.
Mile 3, Sta. al. II in. pipe, "a 1T,
Culvert. 70 ft. long.
Mile 4, Sta. Sc, II in. pipe. "a IT..
long.
Mile 4, Sta. Is, 3x3, Box Concrete
Culvert, rs in. long.
Mile 4, Sta. So, 20 it. l Beam
Span, 10 #. wide.
Mile S, Sta. 81. 4s4, Box Concrete
Culvert, % in. long.
Mile S, Sta. SO. Il in. pipe. "a in.
long.
Mile s, Sta. IS, AKA. Box Concrete
Culvert, 26 #. long.
Mile E, Sta. 26, 6xS, Box Concrete
Culvert, % it. long.
Mile 6, Sta. 80, 10 it. l Beam
Span, 10 #. wide.
Mile 6, Sta. SO, 10 #. l Beam
Span. 10 ft. wide.
Mile 6. Sta. 80, 2x2 Box Con-
crete Culvert, "a it. long
Mile 6, Sta. 46, 3x4, Box Con-
crete Culvert, 26 it. long.
Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check in the sum Of
5 per cent of said bid.
The Board of County Commits
sioners will meet at 2:30 o'clock
on the above date to open said
bids. and they reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
Plans are on file at the County
Court House.
Signed this June 4. 1918.
G.. w. YOUNG,
Chairman, Board of County Com
missioners.
Attest: CLARENCE HARRIS.
(SeaD County Clerk.
(4-lOt)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14
SHERIFFS NOTICE OF
CONFISCATION SALE

Pursuant to an order OF the Dis
trict Court of Carter County. Okla
homa, made and entered on the 9TH
day of June. A. d. 1918, in cause
No. 1895, and styled The State OF
Oklahoma, ex-rel. A. J. Hardy,
County Attorney, VS.. One Dodge
Roadster Automobile and Forty
Quarts of Whisky, etc, | will sell
for cash to the highest bidder at the
courthouse door in the City OF Ard
more, Carter County, Oklahoma, on
Wednesday. June l9, 1918. at ~
o'clock a. IN. the following property,
to-wit: One Dodge Roadster Au-
tomobile, 1917 Model, Car No. lO4-
79S, State License No. 1889.
BUCK GARRETT.
Sheriff OF Carter County. Oklahoma
9-l0,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14
Positions Wanted.


WANTED-Six-room modern cot
tage; northwest preferred. VIII
pay cash. Must be bargain. Phone
1854. lZ-o
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Hotels.

HOTEL GLADYS-All outside
rooms, surroundings that appeal.
Cool, clean, quiet. Rates by the
week. Phone 1910. 9-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14
Statesmen Wanted.
w Wamted

Some widc-awake stock statesmen
to sell stock for the c. 5. {. Oil
& Refining Co.. located at Duncan,
Okla, twelve miles from the Mag
nolia we'll. This company has 500
acres OF leases in that field. The
Fort Ring well just came in within
two miles of one of our leases. 1t
YOU are looking for clean-cut, le-
gitimate proposition, we have it. Be-
fore going to work anywhere else be
sure and investigate this PROPOSE
tion. We have one OF the strong
est line-ups in the state OF Okla
homa. We are now drilling our
first well. This is for real sales
men-no advance artists need ap-
ply. Box 457, Duncan, Okla. l4-I
Statesmen WANTED - Five
good stock statesmen to sell Ring
ling Refinery stock. Building to
start this month and rush to COM
pletion. Will reserve exclusive
territory to protect statesmen.
Phone or write J. b. Fletcher.
Ringing. Okla. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14

FOR SALE--Two drop-hcad Sing
er sewing machines, as good as
new. all late attachments. $40 and
$50. Cash or terms. Sneed Fur
niture Co. 9-l0
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Boarding Houses.

FOR RENT-Rooms at the Waldo,
s. per week and up; board and
room $3.50 per week and up. ll-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14

LOST on road between Ardmore
and Ravia, suit case containing
lady's clothes, Bible and Christian
Science literature, etc. Will pay
liberal reward for same if left at
Ardmoreite Office. j. c. Renfro.
R4 c N. w, 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14

BAGS WANTED-We pay the
market price for sacks OF all kinds.
Ardmore Oil & Milling Co., 500 ).
Washington St. Io-44t
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Oil Stocks.
Oil Lands and Leases.

OIL LEASES-I have for imme-
date delivery good leases in the
new Duncan, Okla, oil field. Also
some good royalty. Phone or
wire at once. 6. II. Leonard,
Gainesville, Texas. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14
Livestock

WANTED-1o buy young Jersey
COW giving plenty milk. See H..
V. Logan. at A. b. Rawlin's Co.,
or 1851 West Main St. l+-3
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Poultry and Eggs.
Typewriters.
Oil Field Supplies.

NOTICE-Pipe and secondhand
oil we'll supplies bought and sold
by Harry Ables. dealer in junk
Healdton. Okla. Phone ll3
Lock Box 742. 2l-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14
Wanted to Rent.

WANTED-A three or four-room
cottage or unfurnished rooms by
couple without children. Phone
1856 l4-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-14
Lost and Found.

LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN
One bay mare. 8 years old, wire
cut on left hind foot. Notify j.
r. Buchanan, Ardmore, Okla.
l4-3
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a meet.
ing OF the stockholders of the Auto
matte Safety Aeroplane & Manufao-
turing Co., will be held at the offices
of the company, at 203-4 Simpson
Building, Ardmore, Okla, at 10
o'clock a. m, of the 10Th day of June.
1918, for the purpose of adopting by
laws for the company and electing
directors. Dated the 3rd day OF
June, 1918.
w. J. TARRENCE,
Ala. Acting President.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-23
SOCIALISTS SEE
GERMANY'S DEFEAT

An ATLANTIC PORT. Sept. "a
Optimistic reports on the rapid Wane Of
pacific o. defeatist Ge1t!1nent among tho
al1ed lattons were brought back ly
members of tho American Socialist :uts-
sion who arrived hcre today on . British
liner after v;Eit to Great Britain
France and Italy.
Members Of thc mission are: A. E.
Ei1amcnS, Hlwaukee; Charles Edward
RuSsen. Hew York; Louis Kopoln, Cir
ard, Kan. and Alexander p. Howard,
Pittsburgh. In Joint statement thoy
declared that growing faith in the sin
cer1ty of Americas democratic war nimz,
cs enunc-ated bv President Wilson IL
chiefly responsible for tho sttffeniuT OF
the allied morale.
We came her" almost direct from the
meeting 0f the British Trade Union con-
GrrSS." the statement said. Tho war
resolution which had been placed upon
the aEcnda two months before with cv-
cry prospect OF adoption. demanded im-
mediate pence negotiations. When the
congress met. although the delegates
were the same as those who proposed
the resolution. tho temper Of the coun-
trr had ~ manifcstiY changed that the
previous resolution WAS withdrawn and
IpI II WIS Hup5tllutEu one caIllngN IDr
negotiations only after Germany had
been driven from France and BcIgiurn
The first was frankly dcfcatisi The
sTrrrHsfui one prcpoSscSscs German
military defeat"
The statement added thnt naciicIsm
and drfeatiSm are So on the decline in
France that even Jean I-nngunt, So
cialist apostle Of pacihsn. has Indorscd
prfSidru NilSoD'r etand
Pnciicism is strongest and most dan
gcrnus in italy. thr statement said. but
II is declining cvnn thcrr. Large sec
lions nj tho Socialist and union move
mont are making n splendid fight against
pacticisrn."
Th" british liner waa "wumanlpss
ship. having sailed from British port
where the crrrbnrkation Of women Is pro-
hibitCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-23

WASHINGTON. Sept. c2.--Gcrmars
arc about to subscribe 10 their ninth
"Ticiot!." loan. Whether it will be Il
Victory" loan depends in some measure
on how the American people accept the
new war taxes now being framed by
Congress.
The German loan opens September 2S.
Just five days before the United States
starts on It's fourth Liberty loan and for
th,. next four weeks American and Ger
mans practically will BE- engaged IN n
race 10 drop their dollars into the hopper
OF the war mill.
The amount Of the German loan is
not known here. but il will hc made in
the form Of bonds ut FIVE percent inter-
est and treasury notes. Both securities
ara to be ISSUED at ninety-ciGht. which
is about the average at which all the
German war loans have been f1oated.
1t Is through the war loan-a long
series Of them in fact-that the German
empire has financed It's part OF the
world struggle. Taxation has been re-
sorted to. OF course. but "a compared
with taxation in England and France or
France or in the United States. the extra
tax burden which has fallen TO the lot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-23
BAKER
IS MUCH PLEASED
WITH CONDITIONS

PARIS. Sept. "2.-Newton D., Baker.
American secretary Of war. visited the
aviation field yesterday and another last
night. Regarding his visit he made the
following statement to tlfe Associated
Press:
Il have just completed an inspection
Of tho ports and am now making Il thor
ough inspection Of the service OF sup
plies from here aud later l am going
70 the recreation areas and thence u
general headquarters. / have been in
England aud will return there in Il week
or ten days, returning again to France.
and will spend some time with our COM
hatant troops in the American sector.
after which Twill sail for home.
''Si1 months have elapsed between the
time Of my two visits 70 tho ports and
the service Of supply. The progress
which has been mado in building up the
great facilities upon which the sub
sistcucc and supply OF the army rests
Is amazing From the docks to the ccn-
trail storage facilities and ealarGcments
have taken place everywhere on 4 sca!H
which battles description. The prompt
ness, efficiency and accuracy Of the
scrvicns arc evident and the spirit Of the
officers and men is confident and high.
Greater shipments of troops from
the United States. Of course. have made
heavy demands upon the supply system.
II has more than met its burden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-23
LIBERTY LOAN
DRIVE BRINGS
MANY WORKERS
Over One Hundred Thousand
Speakers-Drive Starts
Next Saturday.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-Thc speak
ing campaign on behalf Of the Fourth
Liberty Loan. which opens 1ormal'S
next Saturday, will start to-inorro" III
many PARTS nf the country with more
thuu 100. nNn men and women prepared
70 make addresses in theatres. sch"ois'
churches on street corners ana lrol"
automobiles in rural districts.
The corps OF public speakers assem-
blcd for the fourth loan i" the largest
over organized for any propaganda IN
this country. Forty thousand. 4-mlnutc
men. 1000 others working under direct
supervision from the central Liberty
Loan organization and at least 10000
volunteer speakers enrolled By local or
Eanizations--this is the army Of cam
paiEncrs who will tell from the plat
form the reasons why Americans must
buy bonds.
Many communities decided 10 start
their campaigns before the notnins4
opening day 10 give the loan momentum,
which otherwise it might not acquire
until the second or third week. y spe-
cial reason urging this course IS TINT
thc entire subscription period Will be
only three WcGkS llSleau VI liic uSuS'
four wccks.
An active fcnturc Of the speaking
campaign is the organization III country
communities. Practically every coun-
ty and township in the United States
hns a shift of speakers who will traTe!
in automobiles. .lEam.yillngH to village,
stopping at cross roads and school
houyeS.
Each Of the II exhibit trains which
will travel from town To town also is
to carry squad of speakers. including
many american and allied soldiers re-
Gently returned from the fighting front.
Sergeant Ruth Farrrim, an American
woman who has fought with the Serbian
armies. Will lN2 On" uf these.
Among tn" speakers booked from
Washington hci.dGuart"rs urr Vice Pres
ident Marshal. Secretaries Daniels. 1.hnv
and McAdoo. former President Taft.
james W. Gerald william J. Bryan,
William Alien WAITE. .Abram J. Elkua,
john Burke. tr"asur"rs uf the United
States: rpiH EriG. Augustus Thomas
and Meredith Nicholson. In addition.
scores hf representatives and senators
Will campaign for the loan.
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RUTHLESS MURDER
URGED. BY. RUSSIA

AMSTERDAM. sept. 22.-Thc Russian
peoples cumElisSnry at Nulogis. accord
ing Ia tho PctroErad correspondent Of
the Hamburg Nachartrn. has urged on
the population OF the entire Fologda
province the most ruthless persecution
OF the British subjects and French and
American citizens.
Rioting against entente nationals has
taken place at various towns. the corrc-
srnndcnt says. and some Frcnchnen and
Americans are being murdered.
"ln view OF the condition OF anarchy,
and murder at PctruSrad and the de-
fcnselcss situation Of n great part of
the population" says an nfticinl state
mrnt issued here, "F'!rlanAs government
feels that on purely humanitarian
grounds 1t cannot refuse TO- permit RUS
sian. English. American and italian
refugees to come to Finland"
The Finnish government however. the
stn temcmt says is compelled by the
scarcity uf provisions 10 beg the three
scandinavian countries - Norwa
Sweden and Dcnmark--tn help in har-
boring a portion ot the refugees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-23
NAVY AND MARINE CORPS To
TAKE IN THOUSANDS EACH MONTH

mittcd to rc-',nlist. In no case. however.
not even from the draft. will the navy
accept men who cannot read. write and
speak ths English language. nor will it
accept men not citizens Of tho United
States nor conscientious objrctors.
Much tho same system will pc fol-
lowed in cnliStinE men both in the navy
and marine corps.
Naval recruiting stations will be
known as mobilization c"nters. each hav-
ing definite territory to serve and
they will b. established at central
points. Marine corps recruiting offices
also will be- kept open. Men desiring to
enter either the NAVY or marine corps
will be required to make application at
the proper recruiting office. When men
arc acceu;cd for the navy the mobiliza-
ton officer VIII apply for them through
their draft boards. but in the case OF
men qualified 10 enter the marine corps
the recruiting officer will send a request
TO the provost marshal general for their
enrolment and. the provost marshal gen
cral then will order the local boards hay
ing jurisdiction TO enroll thou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-23
PROHIBITION
DUR|NG { WAR
UP THIS WEEK

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.--war time
prohibition and woman suffrage. sub
frc:S which have lccn before congress
fnr many months. probably Will be
brought 10 4 vote this week while the
war revenue bil!-;s, entering upon It's
third Stagc--revision by the senate
finance committees OF the draft adopted
Ivy the house last week. The house
plans tomorrow To take up the Sl2.000,-
600 emergency agricultural appropria-
tiun bill, with Il view tn vote on the
senate rider providing for national pro-
hibitinn. effective next June for the Pc
rnd OF tho war Advocates or this leg
i%lnliun say it will be approved by an
overwhelming majority. The bill then
will be sent tn conference for adjust
mcut Of differences between tho senate
and house OF other amendments.
Advocates and opponents of woman
suffrage arc lining up for fight In the
senate Thursday whom Senator Jones OF
the suffrage committee will call up the
house resolution providing for suhmia-
sion Ia the states OF a constitutional
amendment granting III" franchise to
women.
In the senate tomorrow Senator
Thunae Of Colorado plans 10 open critl-
cam NJ the mouse uGnll vi lnc Hdi IcN-
rnuc bill by attacking the war excess
profits plan as unconstitutional.
The senate tiu7nce committee VIII
hrt:ln revision If the bill Tuesday and
most leaders doubt the measure can oe
passed before late in October.
Roth senate and house committees
will have an active week. The senate
judiciary committee is expected 10 take
up tomorrow the senate resolution for
investigation Of brewers interests in
the purrhHse IF tho Washington Times
by Arthur brisbane. Tho resolution
may b" referred to Z subcommittee.
TUESDAY the senate elections commit
tee is expected to take further action
regarding the proposed investigation Of
excessive expenditures in senatorial rri-
mary campaigns in Michigan and other
states.
On the house sidc the appropriation
committee will continue work on the
81, ,0OO, 900. 900 army appropriation bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-23
AEROPLANES
ACTIVE ON THE
FRENCH FRONT
German Artillery Is Also
Active During ?.
the Day.

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN
LORRAINE. Sept. % tNigho.-German
airplanes were active last night IN 1ne
region between Moesellr river and ST.
Albert, north OF St. Mihiel. The for
ward ar.is were bumscG practically Gil
night.
German artillery kept UP harrnssinR
fire on Priest woods Arappcs WOODS
and the village Of E'cy-cn- Haze. The
road to Thlnucourt 10 reing shelied in
termittently.
The Gcrmans are reported to ~ WORK
sns on >ducoutS- to the west of PaSny apd
to-the east OF Hnunont.N- Similarly &c
tirity has been observed north or
Damptiviou.
American forces made two successful
raids on the German lines northeast OF
ST. Mihicl this morning taking 20 pris-
orers In the region OF Haumont and five
prisoners southeast Of Charcy. Both
raids were proceeded by barragcs.
Patrols fro mthc region OF Haumont
reported tlnt at lr&st 40 Germans were
killed or injured. Other patrols from
thc Charry region. estimated that the
narrage killed 1T least score of eGr-
mans.
The prisoners taken southeast or
Ciarcy were machine Eunners. the Amer
leans capturing two heavy machine
guns. "a IIaumont the Germans were
captured in duBouts where they Ead
takcn refuge from the stiff American
barrGge.
The Germans answered with their ar
tIllcry along the American line. The
FIRST American barragc began soon after
midnight. Tie other started at ,
o'clock Both continued for two hours.
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More than $1,000 Turks had been
made prisoner by the British and guns
in excess Of l2o had been counted when
the last report from General Allcnby
were received. In addition great guam
titles OF war stores had been captured
md still others mad not been counted
owing to the rapidity of the movement.
It is not improbable that within the
bag the strings OF which have been
drawn taut closing the mouth. thou
sands of Turks are cnneshed. Many OF
those already made prisoner. fleeing IN
disorder literally walked ihto the hands
Of the British not. knowing their lines
Of retreat had been cut off,
Although the Turks Mt some points
offered considerable resistance to tho
ot4e~-~erc+t thsse>tsSae- -ee''
wfthstay the advance even on the fam
otIs field of Armngedon. which the Brit
ish cavalry swept across and occupied
Nazereth to the north. In the opera
tion of sewing the enemy within the
sack air1nen playing IN important role,
vigorously bombing the retrcating Turks
inflicting enormous casualties on them.
The lOSScS on 'ifItTal thlifADS OiS
acrihcd as slight. in comparison with
the Importance OF the movement carried
out.
In Macedonia. tho tIalisns have Joined
the fray with tho British. French. Ser
tian and Greek troops. and are hard
after. the BulSarianS and their allies,
who are being driven ncrthward through
southern Serbia. Between the Ccrna and
Tardar rivers. although the BuiEarlanS
aud Germans are sending up. reinforce
mentS. the allied troops have continued
their pressure. The Scrbians west OF
the Nardar river have crossed the Prilep
Ishtih road At kavayda. which consti-
tutcs an advance Of more than 25 miles
into their once held territory. To the
hast OF Mnnastr. the Italians have be-
gun operations in the famous Cerna
Bend and have taken several positions
whilc between the Cerna and tho Var
dar the French alsu have met with sue
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:
MURDERER IS
IN THE ]. 8.
Tells Story Of the Russians
Murder-Names Others
in the Plot.

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Sept. e
Claiming 10 be one of five men who shot
and killed Gregory Rasputin. the Rus
sian monk and power behind the RUS
sian throne, DIR. Sanislaus de l-azeVert.
formerly n colonel in the Russian army.
arrived here tonight on British liner.
DR.. de Lazevcrt said the other four as
sailants. all of whom are now dead,
were Grand Duke Minitrt PaTlovSkI.
another grand duke whom hr declined
10 name. VI. Touchotone, captain OF the
guard. and NJ Pourischkcotch.
DR.. dc Lazcvcrt, who said he came 10
America to soc President Wilson in
connection with the Serbian situation
declared he had not been permitted to
tell his STORY in the past. but added
that he would tell it fully after his
visit to Washington.
According to his statement the monk
concerning whose Staying many stories
have been told, was killed by five men
from Dr.. lie Lazevert's automobilt The
shooting took place just outside the
palace Of Grand Duke Pavlowski, he
said.
After the assassination. DR. dc Lazc-
vert added n price was put upon his
head and he and his wife fled to Rus
sin, leaving behind with relatives Their
three months old baby.
The assassination OF Raspntin. who
was declared to have declared To have
exercised a great influence upon the
late Emperor Nicholas through tho En-
press Alexandria Alix, was first report
ed in July. 1914
At that time It was said woman
had stabbed him. A number Of stories
were circulated later ms to the manner
OF the monks death. in which the names
Of a number Of ariStocrats were In
yolyed
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Home of Savior Falls Before British Troops
Is 000 Turkish Prisoners Taken In Bio Drive

fBy the Associated Press.)

violence of the operations the western front IN
considerably diminished intensity the Turks IN Palestine
the allies Macedonia being put to the
have they been able hold back or even
to counteract, the onslaughts Of their foes
In Palestine the Turks seemingly IN the process OF Deng
crushed Macedonia the entente forces driving sharp "e
for considerable distances into the enemy fronts
In France and where there has been fighting rising
importance patrol the British French and Amer
lean troops kept the hand and advanced their respective
lines.
Our andescent interest for the moment the operations OF
the British enbys forces in Palestine Here IN less tan
four days the British swept forward the vener between the
river Jordan and taken famous Nazareth we tn
np closed round swift envelopg and nipped within
the Jaw of great pc all the Ottoman forces In the coas
sector the plain the hill region the center and also the
western Jordan valley Meanwhile to the northeast the 1enay
Arab forces of the King Heds have cut all railway comunc
+o in front of the fleeing and standing barrier to their
escape BY way of the eastern plains