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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
BOY Who Won From Kid Will
liams Has Impressive String
of Victories.
HAS LOST BUT ONE FIGHT
Cool Under Fire, a Clever,
Two Fisted Fighter. Lynch
May Win Championship.
cny } A lGM,rINGEn

y
MILWAUKEE. irb II when
the news flushed across the wire 30.
Gently that Kfd Williams. the heavy -
banded, hard hitting Dane. former
worlds champion Of hts class. had
been battered 10 defeat by the trip
hammer punchc, OF comparalvch
unknown scrappcr named Joe Lynch,
boxing fans everywhere began to
query for Information concerning the
ring nnteeedents Of this newest star In
pugilism.
Who is he2 Where did he spring
from What hps hc done heretofore I.
Flstic followers wanted TO know
And naturally 80 For any boxer
who Is capable of registering "a kpock-
out victory over such gri1zlNd hIfttlcr
a. kid Williams certainly iA hoing 20
be the topic OF considerable discussion.
Searching back over the trail OF
banthmweight encounters for twu
years past shed but little information
ON the accomplishments OF Lynch.
since he became fistiC celebrity his
handlers have issued what purports 10
be an accurate record Of his ring
work. but the authenticity OF this is
open to question. Undoubtedly II has
been padded I'm order TO make the rec
ord more impressive ono.
However, the performance of Lynch
since January /. 1917. TO the present
time, "a period of fourteen months.
Is matter of general public knowl-
edge.
Briefly summarized. his record to
date follows.
He is a product OF New York city.
Previously to 1917 he was only a
hanger-On, glad to get chance to
appear In preliminary
Since the dawn OF 1917 he has
fought the worlds champion of his
division, and made good showing
lie has engaged In nineteen battles
Up Until slast November he did not
attract much attention outside OF New
Norh city, for the reason that he was
thought to he without Il punch.
OF his last six matches since that
time he has scored knockouw la four.
One OF them ended In three rounds.
two OF them in four, and one In six
showing that the sensational new
conner Is n quick tinlhher,
lIc has proven that he can take a
punch as v oil as administer one Andy
Burns Knocked hiA flat for the count
OF time then Lynch In the following
round stopped Burns.
He IA cool under fire and shows
hcadwork lie feisncd groEginess In
tho round following his knock down
by Burns and the latter walked right
into the trap.
Envious rivals say he is n legitimate
bantamwe,ght because he cannot make
1le pounds Lynch has not answered
definitely on thus, score os yet,
He is .as tall as Johnny kilbane,
His HsSckouts are dealt with his
right hand
lie was a property boy at the New
York Hlppodrome before he took In
the fighting game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
{. G. BARROW TO
MANAGE RED S0X
Former international League
Head Named to Succeed
Jack Barry.
INTERNATIONAL TO CONTINUE
Magnates Believe League Will
Start This Year; Meet
ing Adjourned.
Ru Bud Fisher

NEW YORK Feb President
h Il Frozec Of the Boston AmgsAapu
league club announced here tonight
mat he had lust appointed Edward
6. Barrow as manager of the He,s
SoX
The TSws Of the selection Of Bar
row as the Boston clubs new man
.scr was not unexpected. Earlier IN
the evening Barrow announced that
hla resignation As president OF the In
tcInatlonl league which he rendered
10 that organization last December.
mad been accepted
Offered salary Incrcasc.
He also stated that At the meeting
Vf the Class "A league here today n
compromise had been offered him ~
regard to an increase OF salary which
Lad been reduced from $500 20
J. 900 a year at the December meet
hR Barrow said that he was nyrotl-
aiinE FOR another position which he
expected To accept some time tonight
and he had refused TO reconsider his
resignation
AS soon rs Barrow's resignation
lSd been accepted at todny's meeting
Of the Internationl league President
G.. r. Chaplin Of the Rochester q. "
cub. was chosen as acting president
Of the organization At the close OF
a long session President Chapir stated
t"at the luternationl club owners. an
OF whom were present. had hopes Of
being able 10 continue operations Of
tie league during the coming season.
10 Meet March II.
Owing to the unsettled condition
OF the Buffalo situation" he said
and IN view OF the prospertyJ n
day baseball in New YORK sta 'WWinr
localized at Albany, the club ovners
had decided to adjourn untI March
81 on that date a meeting VIII be
held here at which the definite policy
Of the league will be announced In
the meantime the players contract.
u ~ he sent out az usual before March
l In conformity with the rule - that
effect"
While Mr.. Chaplin denied that any
pct>n was taken In regard iu MONT
hating a man To succeed to Barrow's
position In the league. several names
were mentioned informally during the
stssioD. Among these were James n.
Price, Newark, y. j.. John A. Gam
nlons,- Providence. II, o.; Arthur Ir-
wtsl. manager OF the Toronto club last
season; David /. FultJ and John Al.
Ward. both resident of BROOKLYN and
ref'mer diamond stars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
Soldiers Want Bos.ar.

Enthusiasm for boxing IL running
high among the soldiers at Camp
Gordon whore the National army
troops from Georgia. Alabama aud
Florida are stationed, according 40
the weekly reports made 20 the war
department commission on training
camp activities by C. A Boyer the
commissions athletic representative
here
The boys are crazy over the boxing
commission In some Of the barracks
the men have portable boxing plat
% ms. which can be easily assembled
and boxing and wrestling bouts held
ou few minutes notice. There are
also several platforms out OF doors
which are almost in constant use"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
''Y' B0WLERS DEFEAT
OKLAHOMA NATURAL
Games Better Rolled Than
Ever and Three Top the
Half Century Mark.

with the entire i've rolling in eN-
crllrnt form the y " e. \ bowlers
won from the oklahoma Natural Gas
CoWpan, team IN last nights rolling
In The Commercial league The class
nf lowing displayed last night was
better than usual and al games were
closely contested The Vctors had two
hovl,rs 10 top the 500 mark Simons
with $40 and Harry with sos Hughes
OF the losers topped the half century
nLIr.. NNLIM IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
Phil Douglas UndergOes
Appendicitis Operation

CHICAGO, Feb, 1i.--Fhll pouEIag
of the Chicago Nationals was taken 'n
"A hospital In Birmingham, Ala, today
to undergo an operation Tor hpprhal-
cItis according 10 telephone E"s-
sare 10 officials OF the club His con-
dition was said 10 be- serious
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
Leu Tendier Puts ont
Tommy TOHhey in Fourth

PHIt.ADELPUuA. Feb ll-Lcw
Tcndler the Philadelphia lightweight ht.
knocked out Tommy Touhcy nf pater-
son n ~. In the fourth round OF what
was 60 have been a six round bout
here tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
Weekly Sport Calendar


W'TIlVNNNN1 III Y " ~
! Boys Muni'ipai Hasketbali
: hague. Two gam y At y. NJ. G 4
I " Is o'ClocR Tulsa High school
! rs jerks Hish school, basket
I ban, Ut jerks
! FRIDAY. IcbrIIry rs.
! Boys Municipal Basketball
7 league two sa'u"s At y NJ g.
! A. 3t5 o'clock Tulsa High
! school sopnpmor"s vs. seniors
for class basketball champion
! ihip 730 o'Clock Tulsa High
! school IS MuskoIee High school.
basketball. at rulst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
AnonlLonl snnnIsh Wnr Nctcrhns.

win meet at courthouse Tu4-nay.
February ~. at y. m, 10 tnke part
n the s1yalty parade Comrades we
want "a be well represented in the
uarade. Your loyalty IN 1898 is well
known. Let the people know you are
loyal now. Turn out Tuesday BY
order. r. H. Miracle. Com j p.
Gallagher. cgtJutani
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
CHARLIE NAyIN SAVES
PENNIES FOR CHANGE
Figures That Ticket Sellers
Will Handle $4,000 Cop
pers on Big Days.

DETROIT Feb. li-Thcrc is one
prominent hoarder In Detroit. who
doesn't care who knows It
His name Is Charles Navin and his
father Frank. owns the Detroit base
ban club Charles is secretary Of the
ana he Is vigorously on the scent of
the cent lie is collecting pennies by
the quart
secretary Navin has good reason
tor his activity There will he A war
tax Of eight cents on baseball passes
this season and tax Of 10 per cent on
paid admissions American league
maguntes suggested to government OF
ftCials that a tax Of 10 cents on passes
would hc "all right" but the govern
mept ruled that the law SAYS cents
and cents II probably viii be.
Mr. Nnyin Ike other baseball men
insisted that their only reason FOR
urging higher tax on passes was TO
relieve congestion at the pass gates
lie Indignantly denied a rumor that
club owners wanted the pass tax
boosted TO 81 so that would he
cheaper for lot Of complimentary
ticket holders 70 watch the games
from the blcachcrs.
Nayip. who Is considered stptisti-
cal genius has figured out that hts
hcktt sellers on big days will handle
~ many As eighteen thousand six
thousand uvc-cent pieces ana twelve
thousand dimes ON ordinary days
reobably eight thousand onc.eeut
pieces will change hands
when the war tax hill became pf.
tccuye, Detroit theaters faced a pyuuy
shortage. Most OF the theltor mru
neatly met the penny sttu0tIou nt
boosting their prices TO- gwoke psNny
transactions unnecessary Nlyn
couldn't do this, 80 nc is filling a
spare room or two with the s,4avLs
rmnnnIa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

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TARFY. .R4XEY%m.3

oklahoma collegiate basketball
fNcS were strangely inactive las
week there being but three games ~
ported Th"re may possibly haN,
been more. there being two or thre,
~"h"ols that never 40 report thcti
games Tn. larger Institutions. how
ever hnV" Eool "pr"ss agents witch
s % hciI not pnly 10 the particular
s,hnui but to basketball
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
NATIONALS WIN FROM
|, MERCER FIVE, 37-l3
Goal Shooting of Harris and
ASetzer Features Game in
Boys League.

IN the second game OF the C,mmun-
Wy Boys Basketball league a., Y.
NJ {. A. Monday afternoon iTc.Na
uonaIs won from the Nercers by' a
score of ~ to -. The defensive w6rl'
.of Moore and Croft for the losers fea
tured. while Harris and Setzer's basket
shooting for the winners was good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

Nap IHinIe Is now being mentioned
as hkeB TO succeed Jack Hendricks
at indianapolis This is about tbc
sixth place that has been connected
with I.Rlole this winter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

1903 Mike Schreck defeated cycle
Kelly m four rounds at ST
Louis
lAO3-Jiu FLYNN and Jack Sullivan
fought "A twenty draw at
Los Angeles
l9lf Carl Morris and Jim stew. t
touGhtaa tcu-round draw at
New York,
1912 sam Iangford defeated Jim
Barry IN twenty rounds at
sydney n :. W
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

FId gooIs. JrOfl 2 IeUnrOn I
Hunter Moore p Harris 6; Iyers
81 Setter G; Dixon /.
Foul goals; Moore / Harris 1.
Referee. Woodson.
enDAfhinute periods.
Johnny Tobin. who amRssed s321
batting average In the Pacific coast
league last season, has signed his con
tract with the Browns for the coming
season Tohln expects 70 win a reg
ular place In the outfletdA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

AS ir the previous Wa"k. oklahoma
university featured the weeks cuging
owens men won from the Southeast
cfu normal quintet on Friday and sat
urdny evenings. 10 10 13 and ~ to
-. playing pnly lj-minuict periods
~ the second game Fhc rrimspn
ana cream hnskctcr5 have "rycJ and
won ftc gumet. topping IN records
ot southwestern normal and the chi
locco lndianR. Tho those uuiu.rts have
set t. be beaten. Despite the loss OF
his Veterans thru enlistment owens
appears 10 have five that ranks
Wlih thuS" II former years. aud by
tho overwhelming defctts admins
tered Suuthcast"rp, are general ia
Ntrttes Tor the state title. thu Ihilorco
and southwestern Win protld, stub
torn opposition.
IhllllTs won It's first game of tie
sNhson aud went ahead of the Mctho-
distS lly their deteit OF ihe Guthrie
school Phillips looks 10 l." the best
bot for the demon iitlc with
the Baptist, the runners up
nv winning from RIrtiosyille and
Dewey the Tulsa high school Cagers
ran their string OF Victories up t. tl
with no defeats High schools have
proved slower ia detailing their
games than colleges Nhtcu makes 10
Impossible to rank them However.
with the exception ~ oklahoma CtU.
no scholastic five bolAts 4 rc~rrd
cqurl so Tulsa'S Fhc nnitnl city ag-
rrcHutlou has not lost game. defeat
irR Central oklahoma Conference
teams with As much case rs Tulso
has Won her games A match for the
state title between the high schools
OF the states largest cities may be
arranged later. no it is ifncult to
bring teams together after the con-
clusion ot their rcsuiar schedules
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

1ba h.tt,r. an ,,,,,,I
The air. tts a sirht y,u should
see.
'Hif lr're'u was the trst or tn"
Ja, th,t ,n ~ ,,,la,a" ,,s, 49,,
their tous,A removed what would
the unpres have said II the knife
nav H''PPe" ana injured I'''S vocal
Fred Su"dgrhes. the former Giant.
VINO played last season with the Yer
mont rluh OF the Pacific league, has
announced ms permanent retirement
from baseball
The deal between the Robins ana
Pirates will stand. regardless Of what
may happen i'm the draft pittsburg
takes It's chance ON losing Steneel and
Rroukhn does th,. same in regard To
MamiuN
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
SportoSraphy


~" h'N'N ~
A pitcher name .... ......
Considerable tWirier is he.
When he gets on the mound
The baitcrs an pound
The air. rs a sight YOU should
see
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

Fred Suodgrlss. the former Giant.
who played last season with the Yer
mont club Of the Pacific league, has
announced his permanent retirement
from baseball
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Treepprt.


Sic Garmer iin6 nit 6em Mnfil=
len ibrer Silos nit Moisitrob iebt
in bo1en Mniprua geno1nmen. -
Sol. @au lit bon Ser Sorm in Bm.
8ennings @obnung nmge5ogen, un6
6ieier 1T CUR Sarm 511riif, tpdbren6
@einrid 8enmam 6en 6nr9 Sol.
@nu's um5ug bafant getpor6enen
Blob eingenommen bat. = @einri9
8ormes bot Elm Wobnbous in ct.
@lono fdnfli@ in ieinen 8efib ge-
bra1t un6 miro 6asfelbe bin1en fur
gem nit Gamilie be3ieben. = &ranf=
beitsbalber bot Sre6. 8eutner sic
gfienfoD Bro6nften . Mgentur auf<
geben miifen. -&o9tp. P. Mal1r11s,
80 s.. tpar zines Eages LETTER
MoHe in @eidGften mad ct. @Iou6
= Die 3iegeliteinnrbeit an 6em nb=
lenfottgebGu6e lit in LETTER ISOLDE in
Mngriff genommen tpor6en. = Ga.
miIie MiG. @9Iidt mar Counting
bel ser nabe MeIroie mobnenoen err
fronften Mutter 6es &errn @dli6t
gu 8ein9. - Mo9 einem fur5en &c.
f116e bel ibrem bier uobnenoen @obn
Muguit lit Srm Soiepb @ampa nad
ibrem @eim in Golep 5urudgefebrt.
- Mod 6ret Sabre tangent 2ei6en,
6as 6nr9 &rebsi9a6en bernri afyt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
ndp-9es-9a=8ailee, 2bs Mbidmitt,
ppn briftIdlen Srubper be5ebt.

% 2onoon, IA: Sept. Selomar'
1duu Saig's Sr11ppen beiebtenMu4p=
2cs>9ogoNee in Sem 2Ds Mbidnttt,
tpie Gin offi5ieler geridt oes britt
fden &riegsbiiros berte beiagt.
ginige geriude Ser 9entl6en, III
re friiberen Stellung 5urId5uer=
oberr1, @ou5eal1court uno Sobrin=
court, 1poren obne @rfolg.
Gin 1turfer gomben nno fluf11ger
Mngriff 1puroe auf brttil9e
@teIungen norolpel tli6 bon 8ol15e=
o,court unternomme11. Dieler Mn-
griff 5rpang tenporar britiide porge'
idobene Yoiten gum &iid5uge, Die
9eutlden tp1r6en 'uber Damn 5urilf=
9elfluge1.
Mls oosgreebnis 0es geltrigen bri:
tiiden Sortihrittes in oem 9Htrif1
noromeltlid bon ct. Quentin, er.
1tredt lid iebt sic britii6e 2inie Oft.
lid bon Sesbecourt un0 Seancourt.
Die britiiaen @treitfrdfte nab,
men mebr als 1900 Deuti6e gefan:
gen, ols lie 6rescourt un6 Sabrtn:
court 0onnerstag eroberten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
8rtten bombarbieren Matns mnb
&arlsrnbe @erfe.

80 2on6on, 16. September -
8ritilde Slieger bomburoierten aber=
mails sic @iienbabnen bon Web=So=
blons un6 Moin5 nn6Dods in @arlS=
rube. @ieb5ebn 6irefte Sreffer mnr<
6en BEL Sen &arlsr1be 3ielobieften
beoba9tet, pie beute abeno beridtet
miro.
Ser 8eridt beiagt:
Sin ser S6la@tfront tpuroen in
ser Madt bonn Is. anf 16. Septem<
Der bier &riegs 2nft5eugf9nppen
%mie6erbolt un6 f9tper bon nn1eren
Mai9inen nit ben belten @rfolgen
angegriffen. @ier Seuer tpur6en ber-
uria6t; 6rei &fflug5euge muir
Sen am 8o6en berni6tet; 5mei 8al=
lonbalen nur6en total ger tort uno
peri9ie6ene on6ere 8%allonba1en
muroen brett getroffen. Gin Erans=
port5ng tpl1r6e biermal getroffen.
v9ie gi1enbabn WeB=5ablonS
mur6e tpieoer bombar6iert uno Elm
6euer bra9 aus. Ser @iienbabnfreu=
5%11ngsp11nft BEL Wain5 nn6 6ie Gods
bel &arlsr11be tpur6en erfolgreib on
gegriffen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

erfoIgrei1e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~%Sribmorgens fan6 Elm i9peres
Mrtiueriebuea 5tpiiben Saprinconrt
un6 gpebp itatt, mel@es bon fetno-
li6en Geilangriffen nobe nno iiio-
li6 bon @oprincorrt gefo1gt mnroe.
Ser Seino puroe 5l1riidgei6logen:
Die &ftdtigfeit iebte li6 nit
l1nterbre6ungen Sen gan5en Gag
fort.
vN0rolid nn6 01tli@ BON Ser
man6, beim @oInon @eb0l5 uno nnbe
giiignp Ie @ran6 fan6en Snfanterte'
3uiammeni t0Be 1tatt.
ul3mif6en ser Gillette uno Der Mis-
ne fanoen beftige 2ofal5uiammen-
lt0Be itatt. Mo9 erfolgnisloien Der
iu6en am friiben morgen, nnter=
nab M ser Seino abenos abermals Ell
men Mngriff. S11 ser Sal1ptia6e tpnr=
Sc ct suriidgeidlagen, ober er mar
imItan6e, Sen 811nft. an mel6em er
om Sage 5t1por 6urdbra6, 81 ertpei-
tern nn6 getpann e1nen 9alt IN oen1
1iioIi6en Teile bon Saiub.
u8miI@en ser Misne l,n6 Ser Sesle
blieb sic feinolide Snfanterie rnbig.
@ir reinigten ein fleines fran5olt=
|ides Sect, melhes ols Elm @elnltat
Ser @ampfe am @omstag i%ibrigblteb.
Son gotes lorraine Biz our Wo-
1el mur6e 6as Mrtiuerie01en abenos
mieoer lebbafter. @eftige Snfontertez.
ongriffe entpidelten ii6 5u berl91e=
oenen 3eiten Dor u11ieren neuen Stel=
lungen.
uMben6s iton6 ser Seino beilanftg
an ser 2inie bon Sresnes|St. 9tla1=
re 3 &oumont &embercourt nno 51
ben @eb0l5en bon Staples.
v6einoli1e Mngriffe an Ser To-
tbringiiden Gront muroen obgel6la=
qen." ........
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Mnsaeaeidmetes Spiel in Gidt.


@dditen Sonntagno6mittag> pra-
5iie $3.50 l1br, miro 6ie neuorganis
iterte 6ramatii6e @eieai6oft 6ieier
.Stoot ibr critics Gtif in oieier 9ta0t
nno 5mar I'M Snititute CUR Muffib-
rrng bringen. 81 Celebrated Cafe"
lift Der Titel eines bodfloliigen 9ra-
mos, nn6 es miro ie6ermann ent<
5iiden. 9ie mittpirfenoen Berionen>
'5irfa 20 an Ser 3obl, mur6en iorg-
faltig ausgemablt uno 10 piel Big jebt
boransgeiagt mer6en fam, merbe11
ite ale lire Stolen gut gum 8ortrag
bringen. BUR Notwithstanding
1per6en MIR S9peitern un6 S6ul<
finder 6teier 5ta6t 5ugeloi1en. 8ir
bitten Sic ebrp. Sdtpeitern freun6=
Ii6it, sic &inoer Ser beri9ie6enen
S6ulen mit5ubringen nn6 ouf lie 5u
o6ten, nm Before Sr6nung un6
erfreuli9e &efultote 5u er5ielen.
Cine fleine @intrittsgebIbr bon
10 Gents fir je6es @dulfin6 bered)=
t1gt 5um @t11tr1tt, mdbreno o1eShpes
1tern freien 3utritt baben. @ir mad=.
ten 6ieie @intrittsgebibr 10 nie6rig,
6amit ie6es &in6 Der @ta6t lie ii9
erlo11ben fann. 49,.
Dieie Notwithstanding lit
moblgemerft 11ur fir &in6er. Das
glei9e 9tiif miro Mittmobaben6 lint
8 nbr fir grtDadiene aufgefubrt
tper6en. @ir m06ten 6ieie @elegen~
beit benIben> Sic gun5e 8eb0lferung
6ieier Sta6t ein5nla6en.
&arten mer6en jebt 51 Dem nie6,
rtgen Breiie bon 25, IS nn6 so
Gents berfouft, nn6 ertparten mir
6aber cine groBe 8eteilig1ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Mmertfaner erautngem brei meitere
Metlem npn ben Se1ttpnen.

% 2onoon, Is. 6ept. - General
Heribing's Nrmme ma9t quite Sort
fdritte. Seit geltern na9mittag
6rang lie 5pei Big 6ret Weilen an Ell
11er 33 Meilen lo11gen Sront Dor nno
6ie &ononen Der Seitungsmerfe bon
Meb tpuroen gegen iie in Mftion ge-
brodt.
Sc ideint> 6aB ser Seino ii& ouf
tueiter binten befin6li@e 2inien 5nz
riid5u5ieben' ge6enft, Inn Sic @iien=
bobnperbinoungen in Ser umgebung
bon Met GIT beidiiben, tpelde ii@ ge=
gen1pGrtig inter 6em Geuer ser
tueittragenoen amerifanii9en &uno=
=. men befin6en.
Nmerifonif6 8atrouinen 1in6
ouf beri6ie6enen Ynnften mebrere
Meilen Dor Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
muht.
Sic omerifoniide 2inte 5og ii6
beute mittag 6ur6 Norrop on Der
Noiel, 9aumont, Doncourt nn6 5u
Mboucourt an ser often 2inie.
9ie 8ran3oien idlugen beute Ell
men neuen S9lag n0roIi9 bon 5oi1.
ions. 9ie 2affaur Mible, elm itra-
tegiifer 8unft bon GROCER @i@tig=
feit fir sic Deutfden mur6e fritz in
6em Nngriff genommen. Die .Mutter-
ten getpinnen rai1 o1 @rnn6 entlang
GoiS5o1a- mn1,hp,tnp fhiphpn pinpn
neuen 8infel in sic &inbenburgli-
ME, un6 eroberten biele 54utengrG-
ben.
Sic 8riten eroberten berte 6as
Sort Moil1enD, nor6meitli6 bon ct.
Quentin.
sc pur6e o1sgefun6en, 6aB feds
6eutide 9iptitonen int ct. Mtbtel
@infel o%perterten. 9ies be6eutet eine
Eotol1t6rfe bon 10000 Mann, ooer
cine @%emebritGrfe bon $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Me1te Decentralization bo11 Hraf6en-
ten hef1nntaeaebe11.

True translation filed with the post
master At st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Sept. 10Th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congr@ss of October 9Th, 1917.
~ @aibington, II. @ept. Dos
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r11ngsmittel11, ausgenommen Mult,
@er1te nn6 @opfen, gum 8ra1en bon
8ier nn6 vgeear Seer" no9 6em 1.
0ftober miro 6nr@ cine @roflma-
ton, sic beute bon Braii6ent @ilion
unter5ei6net tpnr6e> berboten. Ser
YrGit6ent or6nete friiber Sic @initel=
lung 6es 8ra11ens bon 8ier na6 Dem
l.. De5ember an.
Sic proclamation, Sic beute a1n=
ter5eidnet tpur6e, tpur6e ni6t pnbli:
5iert, nod modte bic Mabrungsmit=
tel : Administration irgen6ein State=
ment, tpel6e sic @riin6e befannt ge=
ben> mas iie 6a5u be%ronlaBte> eine
Men6erung 6em Brdfi6enten 5u emf
pfebler. @s miro aber %beritan6en,
boB ser @rnno in ser &onierpierung
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i11ben i'll, tpel6e friiber ougemetn als
@riabmittel fir @erite bon Sen 8rau=
crn bennBt pnr6en.
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en- Mnor6nung, iagten Nubrungsmit=
tel : administrations : 8eamte, 6aB
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fen mer6en iouten, 6ieie fol9 groBe
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