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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

A Duty chat Every Man Owes 60 Those
who Perpetuate the Race.

II "a Just As Important pAi men should
know Of proper methods ~ advsuco Of moth
.rhood. Soldering paias Hud distress incl
dent 10 childbirth eAn be avoided by haviut
AZ hand y bottle Of the time honored prep
aration Mothsrs Friend This is pcne.
psiinr eviernsl application that relieves the
tension upon me muscles and enables them
10 expand without painful strain upon ire
hsAmrnts and nerves
Thousands Of women for over half y cen
tury who have used hothHr's Friend tell
how they entirely avoided nervous spells
aud nausea and preserved bright happy
dispunlon that reflects wonderfully upon
the character md disposition of the little
one soon 10 open it, eyes IN bswiidern1eui
81 thr Joy NJ his arrival
By regular use Of Mothers Friend during
the petiod the muscles are made Ahd Kept
pliable and sdhstir They expand easier when
baby RrfiveF, aud pnin and dangrr A.. the
crifm ~ naturally less
You can obtain Mothers Friend Al any
dfng store II Il for external use emily. 10
absolutely safe and wonderfully effective
write 70 the BrHddeld Regulator Co Ei5b
La1nar Bldg Atlanta Ga. for their valuable
and Instructive 'hothnrhood Book af guid
Huce Tor Fspretant mothers, and remember
20 Get q bottle OF Mothers lrieud 81 tho
drBggiSts today n n the greatest hind Of
help 20 nature 10 tho glorious work 20 he
performed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
IBY SOL METZcEp ,

o. N''rly every body In college athlet-
IN taking a crack nt the SALARY or
f.. d.. w OCCASIONAL coach. They seen
..s, me Idea that the coach has a
,.,. tGure, especially the football
fI.-. hey say he works two or
.. nouns q day with a fine ahsort-
.."' ol perfect physical specimens
rs this dose daily for something
p.', 'llf' months and at the end OF
uine ects n check for more
~ th1n the prexy OF the college
course the uppositlon is that
coach spends the other nine
.''ns IN Idle luxury and that at the
or iity or sixty he retires with
H,Ilk 10 do but exercise his mus
ne ilrst Of each month clipping
lions. one may picture a life OF
zen and most every body does. Ac-
Jung 10 many of the academic men
ing IN college sport the coach is
ing 100 much out of IL and ne
doing hts Bit ms others are
mat u lust about the way the
u1nal Collegiate Athletic assorIe-
~ lhlnks of 4 coach. At.lts recent
.Ia'y meeting II spent Mich time
Hpoonlng this product OF lntercol-
Nl1te athletics and II devoted az
lch Time TO him IN It's recontnenda.
ms ahHnt the guidance Of intarcol-
s'ate sport But that line was nnil
ol pep. IL said that coaches were
''erpsid, and II really had back OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

one observes that as the impress
sion Begins TO prevail that Jess will
l'Id is Just about through, many
heavyweight asplrants bob up all
,.ttr TO have chance at the crown.
NhlI' 10 is commendable that an OBJ
f'1ie youth should wish to make n
place for himself in. the world the
unhappy thing Is that so few of these
gre ever heard from, The best Of
mem inde away all too soon. II there
1Ie E"lhF ip be any really interest
iI.E happenings in the heavyweight
is u doesn't look likely In tho i'm
mediate future
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
MICHIGAN AGGIES TO
PLAY HARD SCHEDULE
1918 Football Eleven to Meet
Leading Western Teams,
Battle Syracuse.

EAST LANSING. Mich. Jan. H.
The 1918 football eleven OF the Michi-
gan Aggies will have to play the
hardest football schedule that ever
has been arranged by the Michigan
Agricultural college No less than six
importast games are Included among
tho eight contests Coach Brewer
may have TO build his team from un-
tried material when the 1917 sea
son closed, number OF veteran
players eligible for next fail. enlisted
and the outlook for fast eleven was
limmed.
The season OF 1918 will be opened
here with olivet Cameo VIII be
flayed every Saturday thereafter until
the season is closed with Syracuse. at
last Lansing, on November a.
After Oiiyet comes Alma and then
the Aggies play Michigan az Ann
Arbor, kalamazoo college Is next, at
rast Lansing, after which the Asgies
20 to bloomington. 90 meet the uni
versity of Indiana. Purdue wiz be
here on the folio wing Saturday and
on November l6, the apual game
with Notre Dame will be played at
south BEND,
Despite the discouraglng 1917
blowing, IL is an open secret shat
rtewer hopes 20 have the collese in
,Iuded I'm tho membership OF the
western conference II ~ expected
sat games with Purdue and Indiana,
next autumn, may have some bearing
.n this move.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

collected during tho time brought the
total TO t2zs746.al Al the end OF
December there is left, cash on hand.
In the fund account OF s3B,6kp.7S,
and outstanding warrants OF sssa :.
$3.50 81. This shows gradual re-
ducton OF outstanding warants. AZ
one Qme, several months ago, this
amount was near the million point,
Probably the principal thing that IN
aiding In the gradual retirement OF
this indebtedness Is the fact that no
banks have failed In. recent months,
consequently obligations were not in
ereasing against the fund.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
SOLDIERS HAVE NEW SPORT
Hunt Geese with Shrapncl Fired
From Three Inch Gun.

Hunting geese witty shrapnel is a =
sport which a member OF one reserve
officers training camp writes to an
Auburn hunter and Judging from
what he writes he probably will not
be beaten by any OF the Auburn
sportsmcn. The tale was written by
an Auburn man To- an Auburn hunt
or. and Judging from the story, II must
not be all hard work al the training
camp
That portion OF the letter which IL
for the general public Is the following:
"l've got hunting story for you that
| don't think you will be able 20 beat
for some time. This morning We were
having a, battery firing out over the
lake when tho major. who was con
Quoting the firing. noticed that twice a
flock OF geese flew between us and the
targets which were out In the lake.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
Dropsy Treated Free
Many Report Cured After Others Failed.


A. first no disease 10 appareany wore
harmless than dropsy little swelling Of
the eyelids, hands feet Anklea or abdomen
Finally there Is Erest Ehoriness Of breath,
oongh, faint spells, sometimes nausea and
vomiting. even bursting Of the limbs aud a
lingering and wrotehed death " the dropsy
Us not removed
Or Miles has been known ~ leading
sperialht In these Diseases for 80 years.
His liberal aifsr OF f375 Treatment free
TO all tufierers is certainly worthy of scri
ous confederation You NAY never have
such ar opportunity again
The Grand propsy Treatment consists Of
fouf .dropsy remedies in one ais0 TOME
Tablets ard Pura llaya for removing the
v'eser 'rhe treatment is speeiaty. pro
hcfibed for each patient and is three tlnss
a. sucressim as hat Of most physirians n
usually relieves the first day and removes
svtlliug IN STA days In hlost eases Delay
Ia dangerous
Send for Rsipakabls Cares In Your State
Al afflicted rcHdefs may aayr Book Er.
animation Chart Opinion, Advice and Two
Pound rrisl Trostmrnt free Write nt onrr
T}e' efrhc sour Ease fcss br Franklin
Hiles Don't IA. 2lt TO 225 Franklin 81,
N.'h4 g. Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

Clark Grlfflth says he II going 70
play a number OF exhibition games
with the camp teams In the south
this spring and give the soldier boys
some entertainment Games at Au-
gusta and Chattanooga have already
been booked and others are in view.
Christy Mathewson announces that
the Reds will train at Camp sheridan.
Ala, where they will also aid In Civ
ing the soldier boys a bit Of diversion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

nland n flour from which every partl-
Gle Of nutritious gluten, so far an u
tends 10 dlscolor the flour. Ia eIimln-
aied As for homegrown. home
ground cOrnmehl, that IL rarity
known only 60 a few old time epicures
and secured by them with consider.
able difficulty.
In the southern Appnlachians hoe
ever, the old tine grist min. Is stiii in
use.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
WHITES DEFEAT REDS
TWO GAMES TO ONE
Howard of Victors High Scor-
er With 427; Green aud
Beckner Next.

The Whites won two games from
the Reds in the Exchange National
Bowling league last night, the losers
taking the third contest,
All matches were close, but the
Whites superior rolling enabled them
10 win the rubber game. Howard OF
She victors was high with 427, closely
pressed by Green of the Reds with
an. Beckner OF the Whites was the
other man to top the 400 mark. he
rolling Ala points Green .totaled 1St
nninin In the thlrd gAIne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
J. II. wilkes Dies.

J H. wilkes died last night at his
homo. 1902 East Second street after
an illness Of four days He leaves a
wife and two daughters, Misses Eu-
nice and Lena Wilkes. Arrange
ments OF funeral services has not yet
been made Mr.. Wilkes has been
resident OF Tulsa for more than ten
years, He was engaged In the Ero-
oery business until year ego. when
he sold his business and retired
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
TOOK THEIR GRAIN TO MILL
Gencrntion Ago Farmers Got Flour
From Wheat They Grew.


The REPORT published In a Bridge
port newspaper that the owner OF a
srist mill at Sandy Hook Conn, hav-
ing secured IA few bags OF wheat.
ground II rp and sold II to his neigh
bors 10 be mixed with western flour,
the result being n cheaper material for
bread, brings us back ia, the days OF
hardly more than generation ago
when northern farmers produced
grain on their farms and had u
ground In the neiehboring grist mill
then an institution TO be found within
few miles OF every neiRhborhood.
aya the Providence Journal
There was no indication IN those
days that the ground product OF the
grain whether corn or wheat, was in
fcrior 10 any produced elsewhere, Put
now with the advent OF modern ma
chinery our civilization seems to de-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
BONDS TO RETIRE WARRANTS
Reduce Indebtedness to tho Extent
OF isi.sse.22 During Year.

Special 70 The world.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan IL War
rants against the state bank guaranty
fund 10 the amount Of s1S4,639.22
were retired with monJy from the
fund during the quarter, ending DS-
oember 81, according 20 a statement
on the condition OF the fund issued
by p, G. Dings, treasurer OF the state
banking board
with ii77.i2es7 cash on hand AZ
The beginning of the quarter, funds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

Nr war tax committees OF the Ma
ana American ienRuec will
nicer TO Washington january 2I.
""''' conference has been ar
Win the commissioner Of in
I revenues to discuss war taxes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
Fans Pull for Hank Gowdy.

with so many ball players receiv-
ing commissions the fans would be
glad 10 hear OF one being given TO
Hank Gowdy. the first major Lacquer
to, abandon baseball for the bigger
game "over there" Gowdy is now
in France with his regiment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
Mntt MclIs N unra.a.

Was quite a noise for a wbIie a. This
bniry a few years hack 10 now thrm
ih the game 'altogetber 40 an acttye
.. l'rmer, but he mas been serving
,f.o f,u success as referee In some OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
Euffalo To Try Amin

mo Huffalo International leagte
.- nag filed involuntary proceed
or bankruptcy. Despite this the
.'' owners are going aheal and max
q, 'h''T plans for the 1913 season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

r.,'.M' Iendler. who not lohg ago was
,....tis pantams, has outgrown thar
Mon-.say night he win fight
I..',N5,'g, callahan, a lightweight. at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
THRIFT STAMPS WILL BE
SOLD BY STATE BANKS
Executive Committee on Sale WIN
Ask Banks to Handle
Distribution,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. i7.--At a
meeting OF the executive committee
on the sale OF thrift and war saving
stamps today II was decided that an
effort Will be made to get state banks
to arrange for the distribution OF
thrift stampA c. w Barnes state
director, said tonight that nearly all
counties In the state would be rep
resented AZ the meeting tomorrow
when final plans viii be announced
for the state Wide selling campaign
Lc'lnshy and Brennan Draw.
Battling LeInsky and X. o. Bren-
nan went IL rounds TO a draw at
Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
P0RKLESS SATURDAY ORDER
All Derivatives. Even Lard. barred
From Use That Day.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. II. -
"Porlless' Saturday is TO be observed
In Oklahoma, beginning Saturday. ac-
cording to an order that hBs been Ia
sued, by DR. Stratton D. Brooks, state
food administrator The order bars
the Use of all derivatives u port, IN
clullng lard
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
Official Story of the Battle.

Berlin. March 2I-Today's official
war Office statement reads:
1.-THE battle near Monchy, Cambria.
st. Quentin and La Fere has been
won.
The British third and fourth ar
mics and portions of the Franco Amer
lean reserves who had been brought
up were beaten and on the line of Ba-
paume- ~BoucheveSnes and behind the
Somme between Peronne and Ham, as
well as at Chauny, were repulsed.
The army of Gen. von Buelow
(Ottol took by storm Monchy height
and south thereof carried forward the
attack In a westerly direction beyond
Mannancourt and Henin. 1t now Is
engaged In a fight northwest of Ba-
paume for the third enemy positions.
1.-THE army of Gen. Won Dermar-
WITT, following upon the heels of the
vanquished enemy, pressed forward in
close pursuit on Friday night as far
as the third enemy position In the
Equancourt-N urlu-Templeux-I.a Posse
Bernes line,
Between Manancourt and Peronne
the troops Of Gems. You Kathleen and
Won Gontard have forced a crossing
over the Tortille sector and on the
Somme battlefield are fighting around
Bouchevesnes. Peronne has fallen.
LAS early as Friday evening the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
GeiSer aasm watr.

Ct. Saul, Ninn.-@on Der
8rilnpur9 elmer fntbpliihen Surtei
reben CUR 3eit pieoer III alcm grnit
einige in Der 2anoesiprafe eriheis
nenoe fatbpliihe Sldtter. ifreibt Der
r@anberer". .8ir sIauben an Die
No9littcit elmer lebensidbisen DRIFT
~lifsio5ialeu Yartei. abcr Die Grim
bnng einer iolhen lieet nod in neitcr
Serne. Cine fatboIiite Yartei, ielbit
ais bcbeutun8sloie Rinberbcitss
Yartei. ipirb elm Sraumgebilbe peIts
ferner Ybantaiten bleiben. Sm iibris
gen beneiben mir Die perebrtcn Serrcn
GoIlescn. Die IN nieier 3eit efler aaBs
budelei unb ipiberliter @runoiaBs
Ioiiafeit uuo blinoer Yarteisdn9crei
unr seI6ntrtter grbdrmlidteit unE
lnseihminfter Summbeit uno obcrs
f%lddIifer Tbraieubaitisieit 10 picI
'Sptimismus uuo Sbealismus iib be-
ipabrt BADEN, an cine SammIung unb
S6uIuns Der fatboliiden &rditc unS
ben 8emeiniinn uno Spfcriinn uno
1prpsseiit 5u slauben. Der fir err
iprieBlihc Sbdtisfeit mad feiten
Oruubidsen erforberlid it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28

tat" unb bes .Gatriotismus" porgcs
itcllt bate unD bon ben beiben fiips
reuben 9aecs5eituuseu auf's @drmite
unteritiist porben mar. Sic bonlte
Stimmen5abl inter Den 8etperbern
baS gilrsermeiiters Imt erbieIt
Serr Sobgion, Der nod in Der Dor
9eitriseu Roreen5eituns oils griteue
feinb anserempelt iporben mar, uuo
Die bo6,tc Stimmen8abl iiberbnupt
erbielt Der Councilman Seller. Der Dor
einigen Bohen iucgen .nufriibreris
Ihen" Heben (ipdbrenb bes Iusitnns
bes Ser StraBenbabn sarbeiter) Dor
@cridt 8itiert porbeu tpur uno lid bel
uielen 2euten iuesen ieiuer ~freunos
liden SaItuns Der ~Nons RartiIau
league" 9~egeniiber miBliebig madte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
Neersbasiasiis' GpiSemie.

groptiugs. e. Sat. - Cine
anitedenbe 9rantbeit, Die Hefrobasil>
lois gcuanut miro uno Sdtpeine bis
gum Nlter bon brei Monateu beidlt,
gcipinnt I'M gau5en Staate 9robe Ger<
breitun9. Sas Stcbgeiunbbeit5z
2nboratorium bes Staats College bat
folsenoe geitreibung berausseseben:
Netroba3iuoiis duBert lid, auf pers
idiebcnartige @eiic. Sn manheu
Seerbcn bon tleinen Shpeincn ipcr>
Den Die Stnau5e. 3uuse. @aumen
uno aiefer an9eariifcn. Siele Sbeile
5eiseu Sdtuellun9en nnb 8eihiuiire
bon elmer 0rDBe. Die 5luiifeu Der
elmer balben @rbIc unb Der zines
Saumennaeels itipautt. Sie Hduber
iiub ROTH mo ent3iinbet uno in Der
Iitte befinbet lid bduiig eiu oider,
buniel eefGrbter Sunft. Sieier 3u>
itanS it0rt Die Sbiere baIo beim
SreiieL ie werben mayer lnb
pereuoeu.
Oft piro Nefroba5iuoiis NIT Gbo>
lcra pertuefielt. Wenu Shpeine
seaen Cholera eeimpit tperben uuo
bieie Rrnnfbeit norbunbeu lit. sebeu
bod piele bon linen elm. oo bic
Smpfung MIR seseu Cholera ifiist.
Saun Iiub bic gieentbiimer seneiet,
bas Serlim iilr ihleht an5uIeben.-I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
GintaltsbefeRl sessn "Mana'
eer'pIan" eeiuekt.

.Siour Sails, z. Sai.-Ser
.Seutide Serplb" meloet unter'm
Satum pom 81. Wdr5:
Sad Soobep bat burd Die Redtss
anpdlte @ailcp & @oorbees unb
aitens & Subge bel areisritter 5.
VI. Sones nm einen @inbaItsbeicbl
nafseiuht. purd ipelhen bic Stabt>
apmmiNGre perbinoert iuerben ioIleu.
cine SpcSialtpabI. pie lie bas 8eies
porldreibt. fir ndhiten Monat cin3us
berufen.
areisrihter :. IS. Sones bat in
ieiuer beute, WittmoG. crIanenen
Gutiteiouns bas Giib Rauaser &C.
ies als uufonititntioneu ertldrt unb
sinea Saucrnbeu Sinbnltsbeiebl err
loien. peider ben Staht 0ummili1s
rem BITE ENTERTAINING einer Spc3ials
ipabI eemaB benz Gitp Tano9er 0eiss
unterlagt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
Withdraw On Wide Front.

The Chicago Examiner Of March
% (morning) states:
From German reports it is evident
that an Anglo-French withdrawal has
taken place over a wide front and that
the Germans are striving to separate
the two forces at their junction point
on the Disc.
1t evidently is their object to roll
back the British line toward the coast
while executing a swinging movement
calculated to %envelop Paris and the
French line on the Aisne.
Berlin. while claiming to have ad-
vanced over a wide front. only claims
10000 prisoners and 600 guns. This Is
an increase of only 5000 prisoners and
200 guns since the German statement
of yesterday.
The guns i'm France are distinctly
heard in London. a London despatch
of March 23 states.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28

ct. YauI, Rinn.-9er .8ans
bcrer" melbet utter'm Satum bonn
81. Wdr5:
sSn Widigan reden bic &ulturs
iGmpfer bas Saupt empor. Sad
elmer geitrisen Ielbun9 Der oIIio>
ciatco YreB" ipurbe beim Staatss
iefretdr bon Otihisan Elm @orlhlag
our Ienberung Der G~erfaiiung einaes
reift. ilber ben. ipenu ibn cine bins
recherche an5abl giir9er unter3ei6s
men, in ben 8ablen i'm fommenben
Serbit abseitimmt tperbeu ipu. Ser
Soritla9 be5tpcdt niht mebr uno
uiht ipeniger aIs Die llnteroriidung
idmmtIid)er Sfarridulen i'm Staate."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
aieoel usr!

DC | { 10 aufec. Wis.-Ser bies
iise .Greeliior" meloet: .@emdb
elmer @erfiisung bes bohip' iteu Germ
@r3biidofs WeBmer ipiro hermit be-
faunt s~eeeben, puB teinem tatboliihen
Yrieitcr aus irgeub elmer 0io5eie se<
itattet lit, in Der Gr3pio3eie Wilipautee
auf geranitaltcu Der rIntis SaIoon
league" ober ireeno elmer anberen
nitt : tatboliiden probibitioniitiiten
Organization %ortrdee ilber Yrpbibis
tion 81 balten."
(Sas Woreeben pes bodlrp item prn.
@r3biihofs lit iebr am Ylase. cuthdlt
ia bas 9uubess Prohibitions Nmenoes
ment glemente. Die bic Stride ldnper
id,dcisen fonnen. Gs enthGlt feline
Iusnabmes 4lauieI fir iatramentalen
@ein unb mad beiien Hntiii3ieruns
burd stpei Srittel Der @unoesitaaten.
miro es ihipcr fir Den aongreb iein
einc Iusnabme fir Die faith. Stride
su MAIDEN, mare bod bielelbe Yroses
bur nDtbig ipie bel Der Natiii3ieruns
zines 8unbes MmenoemeutS. Ser
Cert bcs 8unbess Nmenoements lalitet
flor uno beltimmt: After one year
from the ratification of this article
the manufacture. sale. or transporta-
ton of intoxicating liquors within. the
importation thereof into. or the expor-
tation thereof from the United States
and all territory subject to the juris-
diction thereof for beverage purposes is
hereby prohibited" Sobc 3eit iits
alio iiir 8atbolifen aIi5ufuad,en, benn
Gin Sabr nat &atiii5ierung icnes
amenoentents lit Die Sabrifa<
tipn unb Ser transport bon
8ein gelcslih perbpten. Sir piele
bpdip. Scrren aus een uorplifen
Stauten mare Die 3ieblIrW bon Sraus
ben fir Den eigeneu 8ebraut bes
&lima's lpegen cine llnmoalid,feit.
Inter bieiem 9eiidtspunft bIiebe ais
Lester Soffnunssanfsr Der Sail, pab
bas 9unbeszS beraeriht paS betreis
ienbc ENHANCEMENT iiir uufonititus
tioncIl crtldrt. lpeil IS bic reIisioic
Srciheit clues Sheilcs n~niercr Dir
9cridait crIdapcrt. Sraurig it es.
Sdb mir aatbolifcu III elmer Sate.
bic ocn 9cbensncrp uuiercr Hclieion
anaebt. ms auf Den 3uiaI perIaiien
miiiieu.-Ser Gebatteur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28

army Of Gen. Won Hutier, pressing
closely forward, took by storm the
third enemy position. broke through
ii and compelled the enemy to retire.
IN ceaseleSS pursuit the corps OF
Gems. o Luettwitz and Won Oetinge
have reached the Somme. Ham fell
after a desperate fight into the hands
Of our victorious troops. British re-
serves. which were thrown against
them in Il desperate attack, sustained
s~anguinary losses.
The corps of Gems. Won Webern and
o Conte and the troops of Gen. Won
Geyl. after a fierce battle, crossed the
CroZat Canal.
French. English and American regi-
ments which had been brought up
from. the southwest for a counter at
tack were thrown back on Chany In q
southwesterly direction"
Saturdays German official statement
reported the forcing OF a crossing of
the Disc river west Of Disc. where the
British and French are believed 10
have joined.
London. March 24.-Today's official
statement reads:
There has been no material change
in the situation en- the battle front
during the night, although further
fighting has taken place at a number
Of points.
Our troops are holding the line of
the Somme River to Peronne. Small
parties of the enemy which endeavored
to cross in the neighborhood Of Pargny
were driven back.
ION our right we are in touch with
the French and TO the north of the
River Somme at Peronne our troops
held their positions after beating off a
number of attacks on different por-
lions of the front during the early
part Of the night.
Heavy fighting is still to be ex-
Dectel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
CONTINUED on Tenth Page
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