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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
TRAFFIC OFFICER IN
EXCITING GUN FIGHT
Sergeant jacobs Captured Stolen Car
and Exchanged Shots with
Four Men Who Escaped.

Traffic SERGEANT Jacobs put on a
wild-wc8t show over near Broken
Arrow Yesterday afternoon.
ie fought a pistol duel with a
quartet OF automobile thieves, chased
them over GO acres Of corn field and
brought back "A Hudson car stolen
from a downtown street short time
before. The car belonged TO the
CoNden Refining company
Jacobs was advised OF the theft
ant started out 10 search for IL His
sqtad found the car had been seen
going east, towards Broken Arrow.
Dividing, part OF the squad went on.
opd Broken Arrow road and the SER
geaHt started outsalone on his mo-
torbycle Meeting n man In a big
roat lister he told him about the tr,ft
ana they concluded TO make the
chask together In two miles they
tdr VI the thieves q abandon their
III e four men ran into % nornfleld
and khiding behind clumps Of brush
opG ed fire on the officer He rec
Turn D. the fire and gave chase The
men n escaped.
ANplan is on foot a. arm the trlf
ur Nquad with hiEhspowcred rIflrs
ana riot shotguns to handle auto
mohF 10 thieves A number have Cs.
grRd because the officers didn't
hSv guns tha, would carry Gar
.noEsh when they were PURSUING
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
Newspapers Ordered to
Reduce Quantity Used

WASHINGTON. Aug '2s Pub.
nshers Of metropolitan dauies hay
ing weekly. sem Gyeekly or tri,week
" editions were ordered today py
the war industries board. through
its pulp and paper section. 10 re-
duee tho amount of paper used 10
per cent beginning September q.
To bring about the reduction.
which i7 based on the amount OF pa
per used during tho six months q
January ] 70 June 20 Of the present
year a number OF practices are or.
dered abolished. such as continuing
subscription after date OF expira
ton giving 81 free copies. except In
certain Instances. giving OF more than
ono copy 'n advertisers, furnishing of
copiDe 10 exchanges ana accepting
returns from nsws dealers OF unsold
papers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
AUTO PLANTS TO CUT
PRODUCT rs PER CENT
IN Interest OF steel Conservation.
Manufacturers Have Roacbcd
Curtailmont Asspeuncns.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s..--Manu-
faeturhrs OF passenger automobiles
ana repair parts have agreed with
the war industries board to limit
production during the last six
months of 1918 20 20 per cent OF the
total production n 'fl7, according
10 announcement I, y ,lt TO permit
this production the BOARD gave no
tice that II will extend preferential
treatment for ths obtaining OF ma
terialh necessary 10 match up" The
stock on hand. Plants having an ex-
| casg supply OF steel on hand affair
fcompfeting tfs permitted construc@
ton, according 70 the terms o. The
agreement will be required 10 turn
over the supply 20 other plants. The
agreement means the cutting Of auto
mobile production during the last
half OF the present year at lsast 30
per cent
The board refused 70 make any
promises concerning produotlon OF
passe niger automobiles after pecem-
ber 81, 1918. but reiterated its pre-
vious request that all plants get on
war work basis before the end Of the
year.
The announcement. after deoiaring
that the basis OF reports furnishea
by automobile manufacturers, the
ssoekB Of raw and OF semi- finished
materials. aggregatIng In vaine ap~
proximakely aib0.o00, 900. ara great-
" unbalanced ana can not be liquid
a,ed until matched up" with other
materials IN the manufacture Of
cars, says.
The conclusion has been reached
that u IL In the public interest, as
we'll MS IN the interest OF your indus.
try that II be assisted na far m prac-
ticahle, without interfering with the
war program, In the liquidation Of
Its stocks now on hand" ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
SEVEN OLD MEN TAKEN IN
ARMY GRANDPA DIVISION

Seven men past as years Of age
have been accepted by the army re-
cruiting office IN Tulsa isince the
grandpa order went into effect They
have been sent 10 the Oklahoma res
cruiting office for final examination.
Many have appiled---dosens 81
them---and tbe army can use many
more Any man between the aye
OF As and SO who can pass physical
examination will be accepted. hut the
Xamination is vigorous and not
many Of advanced age can get
through
An old man who has lost two sons
IN the fighting IN France was before
the board saturday and " is pOssi-
BILE he'll be accepted "I want TO TAXA
their places, no told Sergeant Ro-
| bey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
ONLY FOUR SCHOOLS FOR
TRAINING OF AVIAT0RS

WASHINGTON, Aug 25-Cbn-
centrauon OF an ground school
training OF army aviators az four
universities has been determined
upon by tho division Of military
aeronautics. according to an an
nouncement made today by the war
department The schools at Prince
ton university and at the Universities
OF California. Illinois and Texas are
10 be retained. but those al Cornell
and Ohio state universities and al
Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
nology will be abandoned. their "a 70
cilities being more urgently needed
FOR other work. Extensions on n
large ecale will be made at the four
ground schools retained
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
FALL MOMENTARILY
EXPECTED.

Bapuumc itself must fan shortly
Meanwhile some Of the heaviest
fighting Of Tho war is going ON In
this section OF tho battle front for
the Germans are loathe 10 part with
the town which has great strategic
value At
Warlencourt. an important pcSi
tlon Just south OF Bapaume 'on the
road 20 Albert which has been
widely crossed was taken by tho
British after a bitter struggle In
which tho Germans suffered very
severe losses.
Great numbers Of the enemy were
captured during the day among
them q large party from the third
Gtrman pavGl division,
so fast was the British ADVANCE
last night and today that u, Is inn
possible 10 be certain where the front
lines will be located from one hour
20 the next
The Germans exhibit signs OF
cracking at some places, but are Of
fering desperate resistance Many
more guns. some of largs caliber,
have been taken One British corps
alone has counted eighty guns
There IA evidence of confusion In
the enemy rear. Units OF the same
divisions hurled into the battle have
been taken az points separated by
many miles. Quantities OF material
ara falling into British hands be +,
cause tho Hoche has not troubled
10 apply the torch To explosives
poziercs, 10 the north OF Albert,
feJl this morning British patrols
were seen entering Martiupuich,
where the Boche made good his es-
cape y
Bongueyhl (notthwost of Comblesl
In reported captured, while Ehucourt
L. Abbaye, Contal Maison and
Courcelette have been occupied by
The Hritlah.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
Chnmnlonshln NInlch snnn-

CHICAGO. AUG. 24--With III
loading women golfers OF the ives,
entered for the westerns champion
ship. u is expected that close 10 $50
players viii tee Off in the qualifying
round at Indian INA club Monday
Mrs =. g. Letta ot Indian Hin uuo
holder Pjll not hr able 10 defend
her tue Among the promising playa
c.s tr.w outside rhtuago Is Mrs 3D.
Grau. NJ Memphis The most youth
ful ontront is Dorothy Higbe OF Mil
lothian. whom Francis 0uimet picked
last year aa q coming champion un-
cause .of athe splendid game she
,played az the age Of l5 ycarA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
BUZZARDS LOCATED
BODY OF DEAD MAN
Gruc-omc Find Near Pnrtbcnia Park
~ old Man Downs sun
Dark Mystery.

Buzrards flying around the sandy
bed Of Nickle creek had consider
ahlo 10 do with tho finding OF the
body Of Charies Downs, the old man
thought 10 have been Killed by the
man In the wagon" near the Okla
homa Union railway track quar-
ter ~ a mile from parthenia park.
Friday
Workmnn in that vicinity had bsen
advised there might be dead body
IN the noighborhood, because Of the
note left BY the Old man when he
was shuffled off. II took the un-
canny buzzard 10 furnish the real
evidence
Examination Of the body 70 find
the method by which the man was
killed was impossible. II was dc.
oayed beyond moving, and a crew of
track men was called from the right
fof-wsy OF the electric line and
grave dug on the spot and the body
rolled In n
Efforts OF Sheriff woofter TO To-
cate the home OF Downs ana the
olrcumata noes surrouRding the trag-
edy hive been futile
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
British Patrol Enters Supply
Base of Huns; Fall Expected
HUN OFFICERS ARE
NOT so OPTIMISTIC
Admit Straits To which Germany
Has Been Reduced to Get Men
Who Can Garry Strain.

Nv The Associated Press
BRITISH ARMY HEADouAR
TIERS IN FRANCE, Aug 25.--
OReuter'D The demeanor Of hun
dreds ot German officers taken
prisoners recently Is In striking con
trast with tho attitude of officers
captured during the British retreat
last spring Then German officer
prisoners were arrogant and meant
TO crush the British 20 earth. but
now they nre depressed and very
anxious They appear very willing
20 talk and the tenor of their ron
versation may be summed up as fol
lows
They say Germany entered the
war with enthusiasm, but this has
long 4 since disappeared and the
AtruREle has now become an eco
monte cne, with Great Britain.
Admit Condition Hopeless.
They adp,Ib~ that Germany ia In
ptacticallyNs hopeless condition, both
economically and from the man
power point OF view and ask whether
Great Britain can not now consider
Germany sufficiently reduced To be
no longer, a dangerous trade rival
or whether the allies intend to crush
her altogether In the latter case
they say, but they make no effort 10
conceal their impression OF what
this means for the fathsrland
They say they believe there ls
every disposition 10 ovacuate Bel
GUM and northern France. and
even negotiate for the retention or
evacuation OF Alsace Lorraine.
They are generally unanimous In
agreeing that annexationa thus far
made and the Brest- -L.ltovsk peace
treaty were n great mistake. but
think they can not withdraw from
Russia I'm the present condition OF
affairs there.
Amcricans, Formidable.
They are aware that .he American
army now has assumed very formid-
able proportions and there is gen
eral admission OF the seriousness Of
this factor
The submarine campaign they can
not refet % without gestures OF Inn
patience,
Captured non missioned off.
GERS attribute recent German de-
feats TO the ineffciency OF their air
service and more especially 10 the
ineXperience and lack of stamina OF
the latest recruits who are most in
adequately drilled and trained and
who are physically incapable OF sus-
tanning the heavy strain OF defensive
warfare, The mere presence OF
these new recruits, they say produce
In a company q demoraJizing effect
upon the Older men hechuse IL indi-
Gates 10 what straits Germany must
be reduced TO employ snch, poor
material
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
To Confer On straw Movement
Special % The World.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 25
representing the extension depart.
ment OF the A. a. N college. James
a. wilson conferred today with state
council Of defense officials relating
TO shipping straw from northern
points IN the state 10 the southern
urouth-strlcken counties one half
tteisht rates have been granted by
the railroad administration In trans
pWung the straw Arrangements
VIII be made a. once 10 get me straw
moving
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
Rcndcrs snlridc Ncrdlct

HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. 25.---A sui
eide verdict has been reDdered NY
Justice Of the Peace Lusk In the case
OF G J. Booihroyd who was found
fatally wounded In his office late
saturday afternoon. MI Boothroyd
was general Agent Of the constitu-
tionallst railways OF Mexico In the
southern district Of the United
states, with headquarters at Houston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
wood. east Of Albert.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug 26.-The British -on.
tinue smashing the Germans toward
the oid Hindcnburs line. which has
almost been reached IN the northern
battle zone rhe defenses Of IA
paums have hithcr already been cap
turcd or are IN process OF being cap
tured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
HlAIG CONTINUES
ACTIVITIES.

LONDON, Aug. "a Field Marshal
Haig today continued his attacks
against the Germans north Of the
river Somme. Cohtnl MRison. 2 "a
miles northeast of Albert and war,
lencourt Eaucourt on the Albert IA
paume road, three miles southwest
Of Bapaume having been captured
by the British according 90 the Off
cial statement Issued today by the
war office
The British now hold the road
from Albert 10 Rapaumc as far as the
outskiris Of Le sara.
North of Bapaume the British
have captured eapiRuies and BehnF.
nies
since August II more than seven
teen thousand German prisoners
have passed thruugh the collecting
stations ~ the British third and
fourth armies
PARIS. Aug 20 French troops
lnEt night made further progress east
OF BlrurauN. on the battle front be-
tween tho Aisne and the ANeite
rivers it was officially announced
today By the French war office. Aus
tro lumariau reinforremcnts have
arrived on tho southeastern end ~
the ue8tern front % number uf Aus.
captured bv French. patrols .n the
Moryro rtElon.p
AMERICAN FORCES DN THE
LORRAINE FRONT Friday Aus
2g American huwlluu Rlrpllnng
yerterday dropped 81 bombs on Com
fihus % town ON the Ncrdun MetE
railroad Ten direct hits were OBJ
tanned
LONDON Aus 25 Tho British
troops made further progress today
and have taken many prisoners, not
Wthtandlng tho arrival Of German
reinforcement ON tho battlefront
according 90 Tlold Marshall HaiE's
report tonight
WITH THE FRENCH ARaiY IN
FRANCE. Aug cb The first phase
of the battle Of the Aisne and OHo
has put the French in solid posses-
slon Of the entire south bank OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
PulmOtOr SdUed Life
OF Tulsa Women Win
OUerdOse of Morphine

Throc hours work wlththe city
pulmotor sunday morning Furrd
the lie Of Mrs Daniel Trlplett,
2O5 North Detroit
Mrs Trip,ctt had hren suffer
ing during the day md phyri
clan called I'm 10 administer gavo
her a dose Of morphine The drug
was too strong and the puimotor
was called IN I8rfEl Hreen of me
fire department spent three hours
reslsciihing her Last night she
was safe. Z
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

SPRINGFIELD. IN Aug 25
Former President Theodore Roose-
velt accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt,
arrived hero today lie viii speak at
the state fnir grounds tomorrow aft
ernoon al exercises commemorative
OF the drafting. one hundred years
ago. Of the frat constitution of
Illinois
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
The Weather

TuLeA. Aus IS
Maximum 90 mini
mum 7O south ~indi
ana partly cloudy
Precipitation o..
FORECAST
OKLAHOMA FoI
Monday and Tuesday
fair.
LOUISIANA For
Monday cloudy prob
ably showers In
northeaft portion
Tuetday generally
Gir
ARkAEASAS For
Monday cloudy prob
ably showers vi east
portion Tuesday
generally fair
EAsT AND WEST
THNAS. je Monday
W I....A. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
MAN-P0WER BILL TO
GO TO SENATE TODAY
QUICK Action Expected; NAV go To
Wilson Before End Of week
New War Tax Measure.
PROHIBITION WILL FOLLOW
confederation of National 13onc Dry
blil Expected Right After Draft
Mater settled.

WASHINGTON. Aus %. Enact,
/ W'ni NJ the man power bill extend
! Inn army draft agcs 10 IS and IS
years, launching of the 100000
/ .np war ah measure IN the house
Ind probably definite action on ma
Hnnal prohibition during the war,
1'' tho big tasks before congress THIS
week
As ptssci Yesterday by the house
900 virtually The form submitted by
lhn administration, the draft bill Will
N" Transferred tomorrow 10 the sen
H'' reported by the senate military
committee with It's work or fight
ana other amendments, and substi-
Iu'rl ln the senate for the measure
winch mas been under debate there.
Passage UN the senate tomorrow or
Iu.sItF quick agreement In confer
tnDn tnI trunEmistiOn Co frDNident
Wilson before the week end. is the
course planned for the bill
Revenue Bill by September IS.
The revenue bin is 10 he com
pletct tomorrow hy the house ways
ana means committee. formally IN
troduccI 80 the house Thursday and
called up fur iuitlai ConslderB ton
un the following Monday ltA pas
sage 100 the lower body by Septem Der
ID generally Is expected. To eNpo-
dlio senate cons .derauOn. Chairman
simmons ~ the senate finance com
mltteo plans q meeting late this week
to"set date TO begin hearings on
the house draft OF the measure. Ten
d0yS uf senate committee hearings
are planned and pa0aEc of the bill
by the senate early IN November In
hoped for
Prohibition will follow the draft
bin and negotiations are now on be-
tween wet" and dry leaders Of
tho senate toward a compromise. Az
pending the bill proposes virtually
bone dry prohibition for the coun-
try beginning January / next and
efforts are being made 60 secure a
respite of several months for the
liquor traffic, which is important in
connection with federal revenues
and tho new war tax bin
Suffrage Comes Next
with the man-power and the pro.
hibltiOn measures out OF the way.
the agitation for an immediate vote
on tho woman suffrage resolution
rs expected especially IN view Of the
demand voiced by the Republican
senator's conference yesterday for
It's early dlsposal.
A meeting ot the senate mines
committee is scheduled for tomorrow
TO report out the substitute for the
house miperal control bill The sub
stitute would authorize the president
10 form n minerals purchasing cor
poratlon with revolving fund OF
$500, 900, 900 to stimulate production
OF minerals which are scarce and
needed for the war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
u. S. NEG0TIATES
LOAN WITH SPAIN
Deal Has Been Going for
More Than Two Months to
Aid American Credit.
DOLLAR CHEAP IN SPAIN
Will Be Repaid in Mexican
Gold; Trade Has Been
Very Difficult.

MADRID. Aug z5.-El Liheral
today announced that negotiations
were proceeding for q commercial
loan between Spain and the United
kstates
Y Spain" the newspaper declared.
IN opening credit OF 3O0,000,0O0
or 500 900 900 pcsctas, the United
states giving as a guarantee the sig
natures OF American firms export
ing cotton to Spain. with this
credit the Uuitod States will be nme
10 purchase In Spain some OF the
products necessary for itB army IN
France. without the necessity Of
changing dollars into pesetas and
thus avoiding the reduction In eN-
change
"Ambassndor willard and other
American officials have had several
interviews with the members Of the
Spanish government and II So be
neved that -.the basis of an agree
ment has been reached. The interest
payable en the loan has been the
subject OF discussion. the United
states objecLug 20 paying 3 per
cent America offers 20 pay the
halance remaining OF TO loan In
Mexican gold on the day Of hqui-
dation."
wAsHINGTON. Aug. 24--NeEo-
tations between tho United states
and Spain for the extension Of com
mercial credits to the former az re-
ported In a Madrid dispatch today
quoting FL Liberal have been IN
progress for more than two months,
and officials here have ben expect
ing for some time the receipt OF
news that the extension had been
arranged.
The negotiations. it Is understood,
were carried on with Spanish bank
ers. who Will make the extension,
although ~ was necessar. TO obtain
for the bankers the support OF the
government, The Spanish govern
ment, u e held here, is scarcely IN
financial position at the present
time with mach OF its trade cut or
and through depredauons upon It's
ocean tonnage by German subma-
rines. TO make credit extension on
its own account.
Dollar Cheap I'm Spain.
The primary purpose OF the
credits VIII be to give the United
States purchasing power in Spain.
The American government has been
endeavoring TO buy army supplies
from Spanish dealers, especially
from dealers In foOdstuffs. This
has beep difficult through the low
value Of the American dollar in
Spain The credit extension, as
pointed out in the Mhdrie dispatch
will eliminate the exchange Of dol
lars for pesetas and accordingly IA
cilitate tho purchase OF supplies.
IL will also be OF great value To-
Spanish merchants and American
importers who have ben greatly IN
convcnioneed by the necessities OF
eschange,
r The credit extension. amounting
Rs IL does to only about $15, 1000 900.
will afford some relief, even though
hardly large enough to supply the
possible neds OF the United States.
The negotiations have ben con
ducted largely through oscar T.
Crosby assistant secretary OF tho
treasury and president OF the inter
allied council OF finances and pur-
Chases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
] dFiks Advancing Lines
To East of Baz0cheS

cay DhsHlNGTON. Aug 25-Amerl.
tnSh. troops on Saturday advanced
pNp. hnes slightly caw Of Eagughns
Voesn olher American units ln the
eneotaea INFLICTED heavy losses on 'he
Psrsb, ~ repulsing a raid General
dated August "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
., ID, A.soeIst.d Pre...

PARIS, Aug 26,--U p. mD--rhe
Germans are today launching heavy
counter attacks along tho front OF
the Disc and Allette rivers The Teu-
tons are trying to stem the advance
Of General ManglnE army. which is
menacing the German positions oh
the Chemin des Danes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
ALLIED 0FFENSIVES
INFLUENCE BUYING
Conflicting Monetary Conditions Are
Cause of Halt In New York
Trade Marts.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Confllct-
ing monetary conditions without
precedent in the history OF Ameri-
can finance. caused further halt
I'M the activities OF the stock market
last week. although the undertone
was strong In the main, becoming al
most bouyant at the final session.
Credit restrictions we're counter
balanced 10 degree. however. by
the steady accumulation OF Liberty
bonds, especially the tax exempt
Q \ at the new record OF SiO2.5O.
Dealings Increase.
There was noteworthy increase
OF dealings In the foreign war flota-
ions, tho inquiry extending to Rus
Sian internal and external bonds.
Absorption OF these issues was ac-
companied by greater strength in
exchange on London and Paris
francs making their Aghcst OF the
year.
Buying OF the foreign notes and
bonds was stimulated not only ey
the further successful offensives OF
tho allied forces In the west. but also
by the decision OF the British treas.
ury 10 retire the United Kingdom 5s
maturing September J.
Morgan Makes Advances
An important step towards the re-.
storation of more normal money
rates was taken by J. +. Morgan q
Co, who announced their Intention
to make daily advances on eliElble
acceptan9es at rates based on the
discount quotation OF the federnt 70.
serve bank
Market leaders were at their best
prices OF the year at the week-end
Canadian Pacifc's further subsfon,
tial gain causing N1other precipitate
dividing in the spot interest while
United States Steels rise TO lIth
also affected some disorder among
the bears
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
BIrLIIcTIN

LONDON via Montreal, Aug. 25--It Is reported that
British ouposs have reached the fringe of Buecourt which
lies seven miles northeast of Bpaume and captured High
wood east Of Albert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
Bapaume MomentariIy Expected to Fall
in Hands of English Troops; Germans
Abandon Tons of Ammunition.
ENEMY TROOPS FALLING TO FRENCH
Win Victories Along Disc and AIette Rivers in
Spite of Desperate Resistance by
Fleeing German Troops
BULLETIN

LONDON, via Montreal, Aug. 25.--Reconnotering pl
trolls Of British troops entering Bapaume.