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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04
But Sluggish Impulse
For Business Today in ny.

New York. Dec. 4.-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
Professional sive-and take, gave but
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All Around Town

from others indicate that the French
are showing the most intense bitter
ness towards the Germans and every
thing that is German
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04
Unfortunately, just as the first bird

man was scheduled to fly over Salem
the weather man sent rain and clouds
making it necessary that the aviator
should fly at high altitude. He left
Eugene at 1910 O'Clock this morning
on his way to Seattle.
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me dates For holding the fifth hi

The dates for holding the fifth Mar
ion county corn show have been chang
ed. The date originally was from Dee
II to Dee. IA, but at a meeting held
today Of the agricultural department OF
the Commercial club it was decided tc
put the show en- beginning Monday
Dec. 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

In the divorce ease Of n. T. Cooke
against II. L. Cooke, the defendant asks
the court that she be granted 5000 suit
money and $75 month alimony.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

Miss veilna White is in receipt of a
letter from her brother Ralph e. White
who is now in france. He notes that
letters thas wore mailed to him in Oc-
tober did not arrive until in November
and that it rakes a long time for let
ters to reach France.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

In the cease Of the Capital National
bank against the city of Saiem a stip-
ulation was filed where in the city is
given until the evening Of Dee. 5 to
file its pleadings
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4 X n X X X X n X \ X +
x
PERSONAL ! !
II /

Ole Jacobsen of Turnbridge, N. D.
is registered at the Bligh. He is look
ing for man by the name of /. W..
Carpenter.
Dr. II. A. Beauchamp Of Stayton was
in the city yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

The state highway commission ha.
been notified that all bans on highway
construction have been removed and al
bond issues will be approved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

in the matter of the divorce case of
Axle Halferty against Downer Halter
ty. the plaintiff asks the court for an
order requiring the defendsnt to pay
pay $3.50 suit money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Terwilrger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
no ChemelSeta st. Phone 724.
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Community Silver, designs to Sc
lect from at Gahlsdorf s store of house
wares, l95 N. Liberty
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Lunch counter opposite o. E. r. R,
depot. Good lunches, NJ. J. B. coffee.
Lady waitress. Open from a. m. to
IL p. m. 1880
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The Royal Neighbors Of America

win hold meeting Thursday evening
at the Moose hall to elect Officers fol
the coming year.
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Special meeting of Multno.

80 NAH chapter NO. l, R. A. NJ,
VI this evening. Work in the Roy
|G7 4M al Arch degree. Visiting com
|ASSsM panions welcome.
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COMING EVENTS

Dee. 16-23-Red Cross Mem
bership drive.
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Word was received a few days ago
by Mrs. L. M. Thompson that her son
Stanley L. Thompson, is seriously i'll
with pneumonia. He enlisted in the
signal corps before war was declared
and was sent to the aviation school at
Rockwell Field, San Diego, Calf. where
he has remained up to the present time.
-O--
DR.. J. o. Mathis, associated with Dr..
H. J. Clements, office 41O Salem Bank
Of Com. bllg. office tel. 69l; res. 1905
South Fir st. tel. 596. 1927
Relax and rest in. the dental chair.
DR.. Hartley fills and extracts teeth
without pain and corrects diseased
gums. Moore bldg. Phone ia. If
see. In letter recently received by
Walter l.. Tooze, written by-his son,
Lieutenant Lamar Tooze, the news was
given of the promotion of Captain
Cloyd Rauch to the rank Of major. The
letter was written Nov. just after
several days of the heavy fighting of
American troops in the Argonne for
csts. Lieutenant Lamar has been with
Mr.. Rauch in all the severe early No
vember fighting of the 91st division,
1868 regiment.
Dance Turner Sat. Dec. 7. Salem or
chestra. 1875
I have moved my offices into more
pleasant and more commodious quar-
ters ON the third floor Of the U. s.
National bank building. DR.. 0. L. Scott
actic-Spinologist, 90S-213 U. S.
National hank bldo IF
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Lunch counter opposite o. E. R. R.
depot. Good lunches, NJ. ]. B. coffee.
Lady waitress. Open from a. m. to
IL p. m. 1890
Two meetings will be held this even-
ing at the Commercial club rooms.
Some time ago F j. Chapman, manager
of the Commercial club suggested the
forming of realty association in Salem
similar to the one in Portland and the
suggestion met with favor from the
men in the real estate business. The
meeting tonight is to effect an organ
ization. The second meeting is that of
the Business Mems League. Within the
past two months since Mrs. Isabelle
Gibson has had charge of the League s
affairs, the rating bureau has been
entirely worked over until now it is a
valuable asset to the merchants who
happen to be member of the league.
The meeting this evening was called
just to talk over affairs of interest
to the merchants of this city.
%
The lid is now off on sugar and the
individual who was inclined to feel a
tribe grouchy over sugar limitations,
may smile, smile, smile. 1t was Dec.
l that the Federal Food Administration
put limit of four pounds q month and
just five days later concluded to help
out the sugar interests of Louisiana
and beet sugar districts by removing
all restrictions.
Karl Hinges, upon being called on for
an address at the meeting last evening
Of the Cherrans said that he did his
best to get over to France but didn It
manage to make it. Since going into
the service he has travelled extensively
in war department work. his duties
calling him to Canada and the south
ern states, although the greater part of
his time was spent near New York
City where he served as instructor in
bomb throwing
The annual election of the knights
of Pythias last night resulted in the
selection of the following officers:
Chancellor commander, Walter Lemon;
vice chancellor commander, Harry
Levy; prelate, Neil Summerville; keep
er of the record and seals. !. P. Kuntz;
master at arms, G G. Sicgmund; in
ner guard, George Wills; outer guard,
G. B. Moulden;. trustee for three years,
j. G. Perry.
To secure information as to how
many men are needed in the saw mills
and how many returning soldiers will
be given work, j. R. Coleman of the
U. S. employment bureau went to Mill
City this morning. He will visit the
Hammond Lumber Co., Gates Lumber
Co. and others and will send his infor.
nation to the state headquarters.
G.. w. Whitney of .Woodburn died
suddenly Tuesday afternoon from an
attack Of heart trouble. He is survived
by a wife and four children. He lived
on the old Whitney donation land claili
about mile north of Woodburn. Burial
will be in the Hubbard cemetery.
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THE best" 70 all you can 40 when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co
Phone 12U. IT,.
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.'Ths funeral beautiful webb q
uough Co. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

Dance Turner sat. Dec. 7. Salem or
chestra. 1875
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04
q. W. whitney Of .woodburn died

suddenly Tuesday afternoon from an
attack of heart trouble. He is survived
by q wife and four children. He lived
on the old Whitney donation land claili
about mile north Of Woodburn. Burial
will be in the Hubbard cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

DR.. J. o. Mathis, associated with Dr..
H. ]. Clements, office 40 Salem Bank
Of Com. bllg. office tel SOL; res. 1905
South Fir st. tel. 500. 1927
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-04

Relax and rest in, the dental chair.
DR.. Hartley fills and extracts teeth
without pain and corrects diseased
gums. Moore bldg. Phone ia. If
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
Y.M.C.A.Fund
Only 5000
Short of Goal
Campaign Is Expected to End
Successfully During Late
Afternoon,

Three hours in which to raise 300
IS the task imposed upon the Y. NJ. c.
a. workers 10 60 over the top in their
drive TO raise a 10000 building fund.
At their noon luncheon today in the
new Y. M. c. A. building. 81 .O9470 was
reported, raising the grand total TO $87,-
o6l.
The Kiwanis club collected nearly
1900 IN excess Of any other division,
haNlng raised $l74l9 The Lions club
led off second honors with SiJ,464
10 their credit and the Rotary club
claims third place with $l0liS The
general division collected $oA06 and the
Ad club $,5@.
Capt T. K. Steele's team was accorded
honors as the leading team, which place
he held every day Of the campaign.
In report from the executive COM
mittee, Z. X. Gaylord read a telegram
from Z. w. MarIand OF Ponca City,
stating he would subscribe 5000 to the
fund, providing Oklahoma City covers
her quota in the allied war drive in
November.
z. G. Bedford. manager Of the Col
cord building, was the successful bid
der for an American flag, donated by
]. A. Matthews, which was auctioned
q today's meeting.
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FORT SMITH. All, Sept. ls.-rwo
psfsoes vsFs i9iyssd aae fifteen fsslght
csw hess sireed over vhea wssshous1
i,si.s i.ss -! " :. - NJ lossl c. ssfo.ss
tbe Eoft Sa.llh ~ WAa<srn railway.
wss wrecksd ssas Nsssey five mile
east Of Crowdtr. OH, iat & o'elock
last piskt The lujurd sre Thoms,
nailer engineer, Fort Smith. and 3. s
hcGuire. firelnsA Fort Smith MaiIst
and NcGdirs were scsided. They we're
brcg1R - . local hospital this morning
Ths lee9motivs was thrown from the
Fui1s, n broken rail- 10 believed "a
.hsss esnsst ~ wreck which occurred
just bsrond . .oarve. 7,
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War News Boiled

British troops In desperate fight
ing are plunsins further into the
Hinden6ufr line north Of ST. Quen-
tin. while west Of Csmbrsi they
have wi1hstood vicious counser-ar.
taeks. The enemy Is making every
effort to retain his positions on
the thirty-ihne front and to check
the new allied move which threat
ems both 81 Quentin and Cambria
In Macedonis the Bulesrians are
IN flight ncrthward before The Serb
ians and French, Hurled from M
portant heights Ne enemy now has
been forced heck twelve miles and
Tie pursolt e6olinues.
eooo(ions NV Menace.
How serious WA the menace to
the sscuriy y ske Hindeahusg Tine
By shs 1sllish thrust north q 81.
Quentln y saesp by the stroag coun-
tcr-ettac,b ~ Germans have
thrown to4irRt ne British lines
from Goao6oucoert to tie Arrsa-
CsMbrel roo1 thus extendinu The
'batllN une oe1ely twelve miles to tle
fogthUis4 {. g sho front sttAcked
Wean&sdap ~ British see pushlnG
aheA6 Hgolnpl tll>sr rssistaace To-
vsrd ~ ~ QSeHeia- Cambrai high
red sailyey ~ csnal--'hses I'm
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rpsNCr rSn ,c n S
~ nn'SI, SepN ns.eneIaI Mans'ns >
,m @ ssesu Sa: .'onE ,ne .Ion. no.'n, s
@ ~ S, ~ ssons yre'u1y snd e.Nu.a
M S ~ eo @ on "e pa~su JUS r
80. - " @ my S, Iu; ''S.n ~ ~. m
@ w y" S".n'" u . %
'sneS.s 9a OH m INC 'osa 'eau'ns
''1," So'ssons 20 Lson
y 'u1"s s'In'uck p ,sa oy s1ens
u u''l..a y :. '%s =. r.sash s a 49, ~S ~.
puo W ~ NY u.o'e @
81. @ ., ~. - oSo so'hs In On
So,omSs. CO. r farm N H mi, .t so.S !, -. 20 ,ba. M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
AMERICAN FLYER
IS SHOT DOWN BY
nun PLANE men
Sudden Attack From the Sky
Is Unexpected,
PUTNAM AN ACE OF ACES
French War Cross and Medal
Awarded Him.
Bx The Assoeiaisd Prs..

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON THE LORRAINE FRONT, Sept.
lo-<Fifst Lieut.. David z. Putnam OF
Newton, Mass, American ace OF aces.
was killed late Wednesday afternoon
while on patrol along the American
lines.
Lieutenant Putnam was flying with
Litut. Wsndells Robertson Of Fort
Smith, Ark, when they were attacked
by seven German machines. Four OF
these made for Putuam's airplane and
three attacked Robertson's. The attack
WAS sudden and unexpected and the
enemy was able to fire from above.
Lisutenant Putnam was shot twice
through the heart. His machine glided
to the earth at Limey within the Ameri-
can lines, where he was found BY his
comrades. Lieutenant Robertson re-
turned safely.
Liest David Z. Putnam. q descend
Snt Of Ceneal Israel Putnam, was
credited with twelve aerial Victories,
He enlisted ss an aviator with the
Lafayette flying squadron and broush,
down bis first enemy machine Jan. 70,
l9l6 He was awarded the French war
cross March 2J. after having won five
victoh0 In the air. He was later dec
orated sish the military medal by the
french government.
Lieut.. Putnam was transferred To the
American serial corps ss first lieuten-
snt essly in June His achievement
June no Of bringing down five Cernan
aipsaes u 81 day has been eclipsed
csly eaee tsIise ~ Mar. Aviasor
S3se>sasnt Pumans M reyisi wessfy
vss fsportsd espleetsr z
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toward the town and are on the out
skirts Of Dalton, two miles from
ST. Quentin.
German eounier-attaeks al Tres
csult and Moeuvres, southwest and
west OF Cambria, were preceded BY
an internal bombardment which
severed the British communication
lines. Al both points the Germans
were hurled back with heavy losses,
The enemy entered the British
trenches u some points, but was
immediately overwhelmed
1slrsst Near nsut. 8
The BulsArian retreat from the
Serbo. Greek border Is reporfed 10
be Ia the usture Of . flight end the
enemy Il burnlns stofes and VII
lsges In his palA. The allies have
captursd additional prisoners and
war material which have not been
counted, 20 iasA has been their 3D.
vance. M, ts s.s
A score Or more Of Serbian viz
lages have ben reccnquered and The
Bulgsrians have bseu driven beyuey1
Rssimbey. - ~ cesna river, H.
teen niIes ip11Awsst Of Priiep, Shs
imnediate cbIetfivt z
uaS Dl11o( WAols Liaa.
Z = 70, sail!sly he Bulsarians
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The Germans late yesterday started
heavy bombardment on the northern
part OF the battle front southwest of
cambrai. between Goureaueourt and tihe
hrrss-Cambfai road. The fire IVES Of
extreme intensity.
The enemy followed his lombard
ments by . strong infantry attack a
9 wide front northward from the wcin-
ity ct Trescault. He was completely
repulsed at all points with great loss.
He yas likewise driven off with heavy
casualties shortly afteward when he
launched q strong attack north Of
hoeuvres. Some German parties that
succeeded at points in entering the Brit
lsh trenches were entirely disposed Of
by counter attacks.
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ROME, wsdnaday. Sept ia-The
Italian government has no knowledGe
OF the Austrian note inviting the bel
liserents 70 . conference, except for the
text Of tlse document carried by the
teleefaphie agencies. the semi-ofiieiaI
Steiani News agency announces. The
government, however, Is Indicated BY
the agency to be In no mood for open
ing such negotiations as are suggested
By the unofficial text.
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51llaE of
Puthal,i Is an
I Oklali ol11a Lad

FORT SMITH Az, Sep. iQ-tsse-
cisl )y-Lieut Wspder Robertson. who
was 10 the sir battle In which Lieuten-
ant Pvtran. The American zee, wpy
killed, .Wednesday Afternoon. h nssiv(
q Guthrie OkIe. He u the son Of
Scott Robsltefa. eeperal manager Of
sl;e RsyuoIds-Ds Groeesy coanpsny,
local wlsolesslers, NJ gas born in
Gp<hfis tvenU IN ycnrS ago.
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circiing Move Progresses.
The British las, night made further
progress in their drive into the Hin
denburg line in the St. Quentin region,
aimed at the eneirelement Of that town.
according to Field Marshal Haigs Of
ficial statement In a continued ad-
vance north Of Poatruet they reached
the outpost positions Of the Hinden-
burg line.
The Australians renewed their at
tacks and carried the Hindenburg out
posts. Many prisoners and q number
Of machine guns we're taken by them.
The tovn Of Lempire was captured as
was Gauehe wood. Qempire l, four
miles directly west of lie Ca,eiet).
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
Huns Display
Deooy Artillery

ON THE LORRAINE fH6Nf. So
ia German trick desloned 10 ~
eeive the allies has been 6scsvefet y
large quantities Of decoy srtIIiory,
made Of wood and sheets of lien ~
tin This dummy equipment has ~
found in various sections. for ~ Oose
part in places where Il coel1 = ooi1olv
seen by Photographic obsefvesA
II is assumed that tie GGunana
hoped that the allies wouA M =
heavy attack on the sections where ~
dummy was locsted. .ih till'.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
lPE MOULD NEAR
SIDES
kFME htllCTs
Need for Secret Council,
Though Vaiican's View

1|p.,E, Sept le,--Ih . long article
"a Is taken al reilscsine thr views 81
cca officials. u M ne pope himssh
Corsiese dftalis. the sesni-oificial
sn u The v,lican decisres that Aus
3 ssouN v aose; explicit IN her peace
]lpralious. y q ai ~
3fe Old subpsissss thss the no,e
tubtety tafrI show ths despesstc
. II peso6, ~ sfticie says. ''Ihefe
~ ~ NJ 656ret copfetn = vssA
~ ~ Hllod and csleys eela<e
~ ~ Nh tn sllled cco6 los>s
ne ID no ,td1bt tkie IT. boee Wos H.
"a ~ neslih. VIII ~ ,cannQn n
Hdshburg u|huccsosful ve now will
y return y ~ su1lietisa q dlpl6-
The - d e>aisaIpet 10 con-
q ~ u.Utafx vootIoai. X "a .
whsn ~ ssstt lslt y ~
X w. Nv ~ sslssiA
Y. ''''@'S IA !. M \
rk& alul 1ule(
ll,s tesy = EN- 3 ~ ecsay
lenL a. ltel!a1 6Vt ~ ~ y
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|a'|s'lArl tIspis Rtdl|6ds
.Withs0f6wes QlesHoned,

WASHINGTON, ~ Ms
vssdSstioa q pejlliosI 1s4 1e4&- !,
ssals sstivitis6 = ~ bsevile y
,efests wa sr@srse stts1Ay ~ ~
,srste. n yil y Ar6elsf partieu-
lsrly st eh6sUgi Inst - lbsswsrs
have .Dsv0h. . Waaa aainGooa a1ns-
pspsr, c6aptottst ,uuCsQQ ose1sd
sups y eemNlu - 'fusoA I noSest
eestssets. ~ 'nsney !, 4
ssssissl l's1sts -
WASHINGTON, sset, isX,Is56s,i
,tioa of tl,s fecelt charge u NtI
'.s,s ssss',SI j ,!ss, n E: &
erests y bspvtrs ~ $500 y
Icy By the selaie. 'ss., Z. .sSs>
Arthur Brk6sne,, eNues an edits
y the Wsshiagsoa 13pss, llnovnoel
yesterday that Ne beutM ,he Tiane
With Hcney lcaaed " brewer,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
Enemy Fails in
Desperate Counter
West of Cambria

WITH THE BRITISH FORCES IN FRANCE Sept H..
Field Marshal Hag forces up midnight last night had cap.
ured total Of than 5000 Germans the result of their
drive of yesterday on the Cambra front ~.
Several thousand yards Of the Hndenburg outpost linz
in British hands this morning the veret sector SOUTH
west of lie Catelet
Forty guns were captured by the British Yesterday In the
prisoners taken twentyhree regiments in eleven divaone
were represented f'--''--'
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EVANSVILLE. Ind. Sep. ls-'Un-
conditional surrender" is demanded Of
lhe German nation in resolution to
be sent today By the War Mothers OF
America. holding their first national
convention here. to President Wilson,
General Pershins and the American ex-
peditiosary forces in France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
nATEllN F6l UEW
Unit uouE MADE

WASHINGTON. Sept. is.--Narine
corps headquarters announced today
the first aviation unit orgsnised in
America and sent abroad using Ameri-
can-made material exclusively, the first
marine sescnsutic company. equipped
for water flying.
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PARIS. Wednesday. Sept ls,-The
following official statement dealing
with operations on the Macedonian
front, was issued tonight by the war
office:
Despite important reinforcements
steadily brought forward by the enemy
who defended his new positions stub
bornly, the offensive Of the allied ar
mics continued successfully on the 18th
All objectiyes fixed for the day were
reached. Attacks developed on front
Of about thirty-five kilometers and
progress was made to q depth Of fif-
teen kilometev At certain points.
Serbian troops. operating with
French and Greek detachments. took
after q violent assault. forty-five vii
lagos. including Sovik and Stravina
and the heights OF Poichichte and
Bechiehts north Of the river Grsdesh-
nitsa and the village Of Gradeshnitra,
which was stubbornly defended BY the
enemy who had orders to hold II at
any cost In the center they progressed
on the hill which is situated near Ko-
risk, advanced northeast Of Kosiak and
took foothold on the hills Of Kuch-
kov. To the east they crossed tle Perez
and occupied the msssh Of Topoies
The booty captured wss considerable
Mora than fifty ,eannon. Of which
twenty yere heaV piecea Isn iptQ on
han1A Jbe usqlbek ~ Prsoeest d ID
ersssise vaceolII{y I N 6Iiled ssis-
81 E s'''' y
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El0HT DlijoIS
LIMIT H TAXES

WASHINGTON, Sept ie-seere-
tsry MeAdoo stated today tha, il Is not
the intention Of the treasury depart
ment to ask for more than $8SOoOOO,-
w o. taxes for the current fiscal year.
This Is the amount proposed In the
pending revenue bill and NJ. MeAdoo
expressed the opiniop, that II would
3 -. uav';s e q ~ hsayisr tasss I iris
M M Il = ~ :: ~ is.,ss.s, s.sss,
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WASHINGTON. Sept is--Ciyiiian.
iron Is 10 Is yearA,msy noe apply for
admission 10 central oiikers' training
o<losls. The NJ deeastntni a..
Swey1 \ todAy mt M sppllcssions
u ns1e y ssSy e!IIcsis n vssi-
- y, ~. =. ~'y s's'y
||I|',
.sss ].
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HAIc TAKES 5000 PRISONERS, GOES on
DULCAR|ANS ARE
ON RUN; SERBS
TAKE As TOWNS
Booty and Prisoners Said 10
Be increasing Hourly,

LONDON, Sept. is,--Ths Bull
gsrisns are In flight In Macedonia
and are burning stores and vii
lagos, according to q Serbian off
cial statement received here.
The allied troops now have ad-
yaneed more than twelve miles and
their progress Is 90 rapid that they
have not been able to count the
prisoners and war material taken.
New regiments thrown In by the
Bulgsrians have been forced to re-
treat with others.
The Bulgsrians have been defsst-
ed completely and the Serbian
troops are pursuing them day and
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
Turkish Troops
Have Taken Baku

PARIS, Wednesday. Sept iS<-Tvrk.
ish troops have taken Baku. according
to Basel dispatch quctine : Nleqfogl
from Constantinople under dals of So
teo,ber II. II v pcinted ~ ~ ~
Temps that the trepty Of DvVseSk Dol1g
left Baku TO the Russians. M a. \ =
doe. not prevent the Tusks ivon ~
tinuins their advance & 4
Thh report from Cqostsool ~
would seem 10 indicate thol W nsi1|1k
have suffered . reverse " ~ ~ ~
gion. Il vss reported q A. e
that britieh toreef had sntsso1 lrs
having reached that city from lllolQ 6
by gay of Persia. No ilaheiqa y ~
Bskn region has been reported seeu1 y