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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
STRIKE AVERTED||
IN PAPER MILLS
BY LABOR BOARD !
Cancellation of Photographers and
HarbOr Workers Then TAX
en- Up
AGREEMENT ENDS JULY L
Demands Will Be Adjusted
While Work Goes on, Under
, I + Arrangement

Washington, D. c., May 1.-The
war labor board today averted the
strike of the pulp and paper workers
called for May I, in the plants of the
international Paper company, which
manufactures sixty percent of the Am
erican consumption, and started to-
ward Cancellation OF difficulties involv'
ing commercial telegraphers and New
York freight handlers
An eight hour day and an increased
scale of pay demanded by the paper
workers were taken under cOnsidera-
ton by the board, upon an agreement
between union officials and employers,
that the boards adjustment would be
made before July /, and that wage in
crease, if granted, would date from
May L. In the meantime the federal
trade commission will consider the
awards in fixing prices for paper,
President NewcOmb Carlton of the
Western Union Telegraph Co.. and Ed
ward Reynolds, general manager of
the Postal company, agreed to come
before the board Saturday to respond
to complaint presented by represent
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
GERMANS USED. I.
SOUTHERN FLANK
IN BIG ATTACK
Meanwhile They Bombard North
ern Flank of French With
Poison Gas
NEW BATTLE APPROACHES
Enemy Must Soon Show His
Hand on Extent Planned for
Fighting Line
NEW BATTLE APPROACHES

With the French army in France,
May 1.-(By the Associated press)
The Germans again turned their at
tention to the southern flank OF their
front Sunday night and early Monday
morning. assaulting the Hangard
wood number of times successfully.
At the same time they bombarded
with poison gas shells the northern
flank, where they are strong indica.
tons OF an approaching attack.
1t appears certain the Germans soon
must disclose whether they have de.
cided to confine their operations to the
present battle front or to extend the
actual fighting line. The enemy's
tactics In the present battle bear a
very close resemblance to those used
III the battle Of Verdun in 1913, but
On an immensely larger scale. After
the opening rush along the entire line
for the purpose of overwhelming the
defenders by strength of numbers be;
fore they are able to recover from the
first great shock, each flank is at
tackled separately with the object of
securing strong supporting bases on
both wings which would permit them
to launch a second and real offensive.
On this occasion Flanders and Pic
ardy form the TANKS Of the German
battle front, the center OF which is
the Arras salient. For their opera.
tons in Flanders the Germans are
we'll placed as regards communities
tons. The allies are not so we'll pro
vided in this respect.
) Up to, the present. however, the en-
envy has made only little progress on
either end Of the line, but his menace
has not been effaced. It is known
that the Germans are very powerful
and that total fresh divisions are
available for further big efforts, al
though they already have thrown ap-
proximately two million men into the
line. '.''
Many divisions that have participat-
ed in the battles have been severity
punished. Some estimates of their
losses amount to as high as half
million men. Conservative !" calcula-
lions, however, do not place the loss
es beyond $50, 900 men. n" " ID. 49,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
British Succeed
~ In LOcre Battle

GERMAN OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
Berlin, via London, May 1.-THE
official statement from General head,
quarters today says: -.
Infantry engagements developed on
isolated sectors on the Flanders bat
tie field. North of Voormezeele and
Vierstraat we captured several Eng
lish trenches. Strong detachments,
which were penetrating the enemy $
lines near Locre came in contact with
French counter attacks. During the
course Of the fighting the enemy sue
ceeded in establishing himself in LOG
re. His attempts to advance beyond
the village failed. ~
Strong artillery activity extended
over the whole KENNEL territory and
continued until darkness fell.
Macedonian front:
Between the Vardar and Lake Doir-
an, an enemy thrust which followed
artillery preparations lasting seevral
days broke. down before our lines" IS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
FRENCH COUNTER
DRIVES GERMANS
FROM A VILLAGE
Locre Again in Hands of Allied
Troops, Who Hold Holly
!, Contested Hospice
GERMAN BLOW FORRCEFUL

British Headquarters. in France
May 1.--(via OttaWa)-French forces
this morning held the whole Of the
town of Locre, west Of KENNEL, includ
ing the holly contested hOspice. The
allied line also made some progress
slightly improving the position around
Vilers-B retonneux
Yesterdays attack was the biggest
effort the Germans have made in the
Flanders offensive, the enemy employ
ing about thirty fresh battalions OF
reserves, Iii addition to the large num-
Der Of divisions in position at the be-
ginning Of the battle -
A satisfactory feature Of the strug.
gle is that the British and French EN-.
pOyed relatively small forces.
At one point the French were forced
to yield little ground, but supports
promptly arrived and drove back the
Germans.
BY 1870 O'Clock in the morning the
Germans had forced their way through
near Locre as far as Hyde Park corn
er, between Scherpenburg and Mont
Rouge. This was one of the critical
moments Of the day, but the French
counter attacked tiercely and an hour
later had pressed back the enemy on
the flank and held him in the center
BY 3 o'clock the French were hold
ing the ground cast Of kerIerhet farm
and Locre Chateau and also part #
! OGRE village on the southern slope
Of Scherpenburg. Thencerorth, the
POSITION became steadily more salts
factory. BY $40 the. French had re.
taken all the lost' ground EXCEPT Il
narrow strip at Hyde Park corner
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
RUSSIAN A. REVOLT
REPORT. MERELY
HUN PROPAGANDA
French Newspapers Hold Belief
That Berlin Was Source of

Washington, D. c., May Recent
reports coming from Finland through
Copenhagen that revolt in Petrograd
had resulted in the restoration Of the
Monarchy, emanated from Berlin in
the opinion of French newspapers as
given in an official dispatch today
from France. 49,. ~,
The French papers prefer to accept
the news with great caution.
The French papers said the dis
patch, receive with great reserve
the report sent out by German propa.
ganda that serious troubles appear to
have broken out in, Petrograd that a
monarchist restoration is likely to fol,
low in favor of the former Czarovitch,
Alexis NicOlaievitch." kr...,.. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

atives of the commercial telegraph
operators union that operators are be-
ing dismissed by the companies all oy-
er the United tSates for Joining the
union. S. J. Konenkamp Of Chicago.
president of the operators union, told
the board that authority to call a
strike was in his hands, and that dis
missals involving up to 100 operators
had been made in Dallas, Texas; Bir-
mingham. Ala; Clevland, Ohio; Fargo.
Nd; Seattle, Washington; and Chi
cagO
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
LEAGUE WORKERS
ESCORT CHARGED
WITH KIDNAPPING

Miles City, Mont, May IA score
of prominent residents of Miles City
and vicinity were arrested today on
warrants charging them with kidnap.
ing. The person alleged to have been
kidnapped was j. A. McGlynn, an or.
ganizer for the Nonpartisan league.
McGlynn was to have held a meet.
ing here on April 7. the meeting did
not materialize; partly because Nc
Glynn was escorted to train by sew.
eral persons. According to some OF
the defendants, they took no further
action against McGlynn. They deny
that they kidnapped him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
PRO GERMANS SUSPECTED IN BURNING "@
OF SCH00LBUILDING AFTER GERMAN
TEXTBOOKS WERE BURNED BY L0YALlSTS

The can was carried out and later
turned over to police chief Ray. When
firemen arrived the school building
was a mass of flames, and only the
contents and outbuildings could be
saved The main building and addi-
ton ruins represent loss Of 100000.
By midnight members of gun clubs
were patrolling the city, about a humid
red of them being on duty. There were
many explanations of the affair, the
general belief being that the fires were
the work Of pro-Gerlnans who did the
Job because of the burning Of the Ger.
man text books some weeks ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

These two alarms kept the department
busy and the town in a state of eX-
element. Later. as a melodramatic
climax, the high school building was
discovered to be afre. Those who ar
rived first on the scene broke thru
a door. found a five gallon can, more
than half full of a mixture of gasoline
and kerosene. Gu the stair landing and
the stairs ablaze. 1t is consider
ed certain that the fire was carried
I'D to the roof. or under it. and then
the fluid was spilled along the stair
way coming down. Under the stairs
was found a pair of overalls >on fire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
CRACK TRAIN ON
Mp. WRECKED AT
CASSELT0N, n. D.
Four Cars.of North Coast Limit.
ed Jump Track; Defective
+ Switch Cause

Fargo, n. d., May 1.-THE North
Coast Limited No. on the Northern
Pacific, was wrecked short distance
cast of Casselton, N. D., shortly after
six o'clock tonight Four cars, the
mail, baggage, express and day coach,
as we'll as the engine left the track.
The mail and baggage cars were part
~ telescoped. No one was injured.
The cause of the wreck is given by Of.
ticials as defective switch, but the
engineer of the train and people Of
Casselton believe the switch was lamp
cred with as it was all right short
time before the train was due to pass
The train was travelling forty miles
an hour at the time Of the wreck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

3Lewistown, Mont, May Last
light was wild night for Lewistown,
owing to three fires, started within a
.ew minutes of each other, the object
aing to destroy the county high
school building. In this the incendiar
les were entirely successful Early
his morning the structure was a mass
OF ruins. . .as
The first fire was seen in barn il
The northern part of town soon after
% o'clock. It was quickly extinguish-
I'd and before the firemen reached the
station another fire in the opposite d.
rection, also in barn: was discovered,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
RECORDLOAN DAY
MAY BE OPENING
OFBANNER WEEK

Washington, D. c., May 1.--Liber-
ty loan subscriptions yesterday total.
led $174,44S,000, the record for apy
single day in the campaign, and the
beginning of what the treasury hopes
will be banner week to drive the
loan far above the three billion dollar
minimum. The campaign total to-
night was $2,457,744,000 not including
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

lure t0c nil pOSlLlO0S west Oh h6lnmeI
Not only did the British and French
maintain their positions at virtually al
points in the face of furious on
slaughts, but during the night the,
reclaimed seevral bits of territory OF
which the enemy had succeeded in get
ting hold.
locre Retaken.
Locre had again fallen into German
hands late yesterday, but the French
once more made a dashing counter
drive, and thrust the enemy GU tot this
important place. '.,~..
The allied lines in Flanders this
morning were to all intents the same
as when the Germans surged forward
yesterday and in front Of the defend
ing positions gray uniformed men lay
in great number, representing the aw
full price paid by the Germans.
~. Allies Better Positions.
North of KENNEL the British and
French, countering in conjunction, al
so pushed forward somewhat during
the night and bettered the positions
At one time yesterday the Germans
actually had some men on the lower
slopes Of both Mon Rouge, and the
Scherpenberg, after they succeeded in
driving small wedge into the French
line between these two elevations.
Fierce fighting continued about LOG
re all day, and the enemy sacrificed
great numbers Of men in an attempt to
push through here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

NEVER GAVE AID,
LUTHERANS SAY

New York, y. Y, May mo as
sistance or guidance has ever come to
the American Lutheran Church from
the Hohenzolerns, who have not been
Lutherans since 1914, and accusations
of disloyalty to the United States Of
American Lutherans, are attributed
to ignorance or malice. according to
resolutions adopted at the annual con-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
PERSHING'S MEN f..
MARCH THROUGH
CHICAGO STREETS

Chicago, Ill.,, May with their
battered steel helmets, their trench
coats, their heavy packs and rifles,
eight veterans Of Pershing's army,
marching through Chicago's Streets
yesterday afternoon, gave the city its
first direct contact with the fighting
front and the real war that is being
fought three thousand miles away.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

ucation decided today at it's meeting.
Such use can only be obtained howev.
er, the board voted, upon the formal
granting of written request.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

today's business, which appeared to be
large.
The San Francisco district with an
official percentage of SO and fifth posi-.
ton in the percentage list, sent word
tonight that the one hundred percent
mark had been passed with silbscrip-
tons OF $2l 100000, or million more
than it's uOqta
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

vention of the Atlantic district Of the
Missouri Lutheran synod here today.
More than $4,000 Lutheran men
now are engaged in American war SER
vice, the resolutions declare ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

With the British Army in Flanders, May l-(By the
ISOLATED noon today the badly punished German
troops along the Flanders front had made further attacks
against the allied lines which held brilliantly throughout yester
days intense fighting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

With the British Armies in France May l-y the Associ-
ated desperate smashes by Von Arnim
against the allied lines the Flanders battlefield yesterday after
and evening with than the enemys futile
and costly attempts earlier in the to break through and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

Minneapolis, Mimi, May l.
Schools of Minneapolis may be used
for political meetings, the board of ed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01
Won ARNIM'S DESPERATE, "
FUTILE LAUNDERING STOPS:
u BRITISH RECLAIM GROUND

Sustaining Great Losses, German Troops Give Up
Attempts to Batter Thru Unyielding Allied
Line; Dashing Counter Drive of French Thrusts
Enemy Out of L0cre.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-01

MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOLS MAY
BE USED FOR POLITICS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

M T"TT WITI- ut I-"IiTDuT
.as.-rttburFh University seche-
Iu.rd game here wae postponed tn
definitely on account uI tue nnu-
ufH quarantine
PHF the President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

'aa..f rrsss
DENVER Colo. o. VII.
f. dm trivial here TODAY of the
governments special train of VAR
troops 1uI the battle plane from
.na.r rield. Houston Texas. en-
.Hu.ia.n ID the fourth Liberty loan
.rIIl. Witch opens in This ..'v
Monday unruing mounted toward
maximum.
Means 10 reports from the stat.
outside Denver show chat Joan
I1-.rlT NJ are nearing fne three
.IUuu irk and fHai -1wpailrs
.ru. every county are hrinr
Hart. rsf auspiciuusN
OfN..I reports oi ENrtu'IF. ~..-
alr Hrrs l. Morgan showed %
.n.ll .. 81. SOC . -n Dob bond .air.
1a state outside 90 Denver lp f1
auk ing hnHr- fulas Thus Iar
s-1 IividBais aul 'irm- h.-
HarfiCif ia in The loan
rhn ia, of Boulder report pos
aI of &C., e0 pledged trHH-h
e'uui subscription and e.fh the
.fu.i .aiung campaign rIl fo
rar n Eruf many tn.Hrl'.
f.a- ga fnaus nlr1ies ani dome
u.frHf Ia acre hei1 frlav and fhIs
It.Ina. ur,-parafnr fn fhe srf1sl
.e'iIne .ampaign ahish open. uifh
ssu at0apiions MONDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

Tho tbrrn drives begun hy tho
H.u u Thu FRIDAY aud Sat-
'nH h1.. moved our line forward
.. o. front wider than over affect.
.r practically fhr entire Zine from
Boo .UH fH N,r.uu
U,fWt.u fIu |.ruHuo forest and
Ha Nc.. rNrr fhe American army
u. mot uuIg n.u fh. ourmts rein
ur.eWsuf. u th8' sector hu' has
driven H. $3.50. u..nrH roo 20. entire
'ruHf iO fh. Fr0uh.In position
fhrIr lhr nuDU. b. Standing Tho
american division. OF That point
hrsatrr fhr muIu railroad lime of
communication from Germany 90
hc west front fhc railroad coming
I through from Germany and passing
through sedan aul other places 90
Historic military interest u BE- Tho
Ul.f Important single artery " SUP
pt I'd. their ARMY
Tho American have reached
point IN miles n direct limo from
Hu railroad luI DON 20. Tho
Nu rn OBJ. fHu drive hr.lmr ry
f.uf GERMANY .HrH Zoo D.. Wf nj
rr. mHn. 1.r un. ViIhdu 'nr
h." fm lfH. point. loo fhr line
nH ih. ...a H..n haII There Dos
"H Americana Nb,H fhrg aIe badly
".I'I elsewhere
IuH t.f H. IN. rfuuu. forest
....| ..t.H French army
tfH IH. ..HrH American divisions
.... ........ I...If H. V... r.rth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
AMPLE BLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENTS URGED.


ur Associated lIr.H
DENVER. oct Declaring that
several states aud cities loo tb,
southwest did nos have adequate
health organization the South
western Tli, r.uiasis Conference Boz
convention here TODAY urged thn
establishment lI public health d.
partmeuts by 4 e states aud mm
.iuali.ies THE conference asked
also thar they BE- given sufficient
authority 90 enforce existing laws
safeguarding public health 0r neCes-
sarv regulations
The conference closed This after.
noon and more than $50 delegate
visited sanai.- um- boz the city and
he army.s recuperation camp which
} under construction at Aurora
Colorado
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
FOURTH LIAM DRIVE
PLEDGES IRE NOW
OVER BILYOi MARK
REPORT STATEA pl H. - Oi
tNPAIGN n s. 4 itRl
ENoOuIiG b.
St. LOUIS SETS THE PACE
Dallb- District GIin =. Higher
Pledges N0w Tnta 81 O7i,-
900 "r .i5i 81 Quota
Allotted


iV Hs .H'rI Press
WASHINGTON. OF official
report of Liberty Loan subscription.
gathered By banks ur D.. 'Fe close OF
Dusln' .aff nigh anl .r piled late
today hy The treasur- IW total
Df 1907 sll.g50
While he actual snIt through
aii agencies probably somewhat in
excess Of This figure. sg the head
quarter review cite result. OBJ
tanned u The drive u' highly en-
ruuraging
The campaign Vs. HI. gone
through seven wori DAYS and tho
only twelve more y Sing days 20.
main Approxlmatl f1HN0.oO0
600 To- subscription 'H must Doe
raised. 10 the total mauH' asked hr
Secretary McAdo6 & obtained 1h"
daily average whhbn he aeh.oF.
ed between nov VI October 10 90
order to put the b. over 'he i0p
about k4fs.OO0l1O
So Louis and Btiln irH maintain
nr ihe pace that ~ bo 700 if the
Ylu s 10 be subsclrl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
Erports o. District.


NhIHia lily no IfNNF'
The opening q New Works drive
among wealthy men aud orFau.1a
uons today resulted IN a subscription
ir So 5000. 600 rom th, John Uan.
ocR life Insurance company an
additional Sl.p0.00o from John ID
Rockefeller. l,400,0O0 from the
International tickel company. and
fl.Ooo.OoO edh from The Delaware
md lackawa,a railroad and the lie
hirh Coal sal company
IN me Sod England district ltG
pm w., : ( . over , ,SS D.p
Rivalry has laHAesaer. .--..,n the
central wrsierr 7slEo ~ .Nrating
region whore forfy-six per cen, OF
fhD employees had subscribed sl3.-
$4,000 up 10 October and the
northwestern region. where l36.7iN,
1r b.. per cent OF the toal have sub
srr.hrd &li1S7.oO0 on three rill-
roads n Ihp northwestern region 100
per cent D0 the employees have bought
bond Employees of tho Allegheny
Operating region have subscribed for
700 tstrertte of S7S30,oOo.
Tomorrow b. Liberty Loan sunday
and I virtually every church srrv-
i.. throughout m" United states
congregations will be- urged t0 buy
bonds Eos duty toward civilization
lu man, communities where churches
bato bsru closed on account ot Span
..H mHueuzt outdoor mcetIu- viii
H. H.H
d. .n Keller today ieIeErtphcd
Secretary McAdoo from HOLLYWOOD
California. saying I would like to
5000 rIHon dollars worth of bonds
from wy world OF darkness and sd.
.n.. win YOU buy just One bond
through me'''
Tho .rreinry though selling bond.
himself ordered one through Miss
k...r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
chicago Reports $4,000, 600

H st,d Press
CHICAGO oct More than 900
hundred thousand subscription
amounting 90 approximately $50.
HU. uuue the first week of the
fourth Liberty loan campaign were
reported bon Chicago tonight
Milwaukee. reported to the sc'
a.,r federal reserve district that BE-
HI. .. Tar subscribed $1,000 600 or
about 90 nsr cent of Boz allotment
Nf. reports in rom thirty .-cv'u
counties ~ Wisconsin The total COG
IH. stat. s $4,000. coo. or al per
rf uf I'- quota
Detroit With subscription of $685.
..H 5000 has taken more than half
H rs aI.,ment Nichigau outside
nf Detroit las bought eighty per cent
.f N. a'u ucnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
LANE CQLLAPSES
DURING LOAN TALK
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR Il
STiiI' KIN WITH ACUTE
INDIGESTION.


RICHMOND Va oct q Sec.
rotary Of the Interior Lane. oolisps-
.| while u sIng an address here
tonight boo me interest OF the Liberty
0ln Physicians rushed 10 attend
b.m but after five minutes Nh
Lane struggled 90 his feet. inter
-uuiIug an announcement by the
hartman fo The effect thar hie
ueerh would not be- concluded and
Insisted upon rcsuming Cheers
greeted h.m a. bee arose and he fin
ished Dos address though with a
Wea krued voice
Acute indigestion was given a. fhr
cause 0f The secretary's illness lie
uale i0 return to tonight 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

l'HHDNk Texas. oct The
nr.f day Of tho Liberty Loan drit.
loo lubb0ct county Noted 100000
fae $3.50. 500 quota
Par thp pres Ident --
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
VAR II NOT OVER YET
SAYS SECRETARY DANIELS


10. '.HrInfrd Pres
SPRINGFIELD, lli Oct g.
fhe war is not sen over Wc must
300 rotsdau q knockout blow now
and cpd fhe rule of autocracy for
800 time
This U The substance OF an adj
dress mad, here tonight before sew
lraI hundred members of the Mid
day Luncheon Club OF this city by
Secretary ot the Navy Joscphus
Daniels
--- NM nrn.Ll.nL -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

.' 900 'lnhta'
'''N.'. developed into p
.n...' iiIud'nhUfF
".. point 1n1 'h'
N ".'n forced back Co.
I.'nF Ns 'n'Ir.
' 'H in" N'l''''
.. .' '. 'hr .-nl pr
." N JON directed
particularly 'e1in
" W'". north n.
'I'. NItn unr
'N. .n'mFH f1rn 0
Dow. opened gaps r
H" .Iu..I N'''
H'" fH'
... .H'Wr Cambria
'H' advance
"'. HIFr .rn.s".
#rH' .r wide rnr'
.'. '. HH have reached
'.""
..HI.r au.iI
'" H'H conn ..rr'l
milo. ...u NE 'Iis td
H. I..'. have taken bach
."r't N.r square w''a
.N. threaten 'lr enemy. .
I.'.n' fUI I.anrIEE.
I ''.. heH.ri lrr.
H."." fFr enemy d. ro
ported pa" h' r.1.IatuE tH" tN.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
MICHIGAN TEAM WINS FROM
tl~I INlNERSITN Bl 10 %


ANS tRBOB Mich. Oct &c.
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'rs'Iy for Case and opened .ts foot
Dan season here This afternoon with
q sa to 10 victory over the Ohioana
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