davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
reterrbure Subscribe, Libcralr,.

charlie Chaplin opened his Southern
tour in the interest Of the third Lib
erty loan this afternoon, and subscrin-
tons amounting to s3S0.000 were
raised in an hour. Chaplin arrived in
a heavy snowfall. unusual for April in
this section. Thousands greeted him.
The Academy was packed to overflow
ing. Charles Lapworth, of The London
Daily Mail, also spoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Three SoidIers In JniI.

pANViLLE. VA. April 1l.-Three
New York soldiers from Camp Wads-
worth were detained here this after
noon when found driving new six
cylinder automobile which, ii IS alleged.
had been stolen from y police officer
named Rash. OF Spa-,anburg. The men
are III jail pending advices from the
military authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
PICK WHITE SOX TO WIN
Netting Fraternity Think, ,rbcx ,,u,
Again Lead tmcsirnn League
crUrEN-inn

new YORK. Apvl il-Eariv re.
mary Of Inc american League -ocsiv@d
mere lo-hl2ni SaF" the White Sow
credit for repeating. Win inc Eos,,,n
Hcn SoH running second CIoy.I.nd
ana Detroit arc picker for :, nitIb.d
Ia III" Tor third and iour;h places. y,i;T
.the n;ank@es Senator. Browns ana
vision, IN the order named
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Cochran Gives Yamnda Drubbinr,

NEW YORK, April i,.--Weiker Coch-
ran WHO !s seeking Il match with
Willie Hoppe for the 49,: billiard title,
gay" holl \ amada q severe drubb:ng
yesterday in the wind-up Of their
ihrec-da match. making the final
score: Cochran. 1900: Yamada, l,l6S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
AMATEUR BOUTS LOCALIZED
New York Senate Rcvcrsea Ytseyf md
Passes Measure by Good
Wat

ALBANY. y. Y, April 1.-THE Law
S bill lcgalizing amateur boxing en-
nib!tions under supervision OF the
Amateur Athletic Union and the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association. passed
Inc Senate to-day by vote OF 81 to
10 BY passing the bill. the Senate
completely reversed its decision OF last
night, when. after warm debate, the
bill was defeated by vote OF % TO is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
SYRACUSE NOT IN NEW "lNTS"
Parties to Whom Frnuchisr HAD Deep
Granted Decide Not to

SYRACUSE. y. Y. April 1i-Syra-
cuse will not he REPRESENTED In tho now
International League. although n fran
chise was granted this city. il was
authoritatively stated here Tonight.
1t was undcrst God that the pa rites who
applied for the franchise have decided
not to accept II.
An effort will be made 20 have II
transferred 10 Billy Gibson. who has
applied for franchise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
10 Re T4icd In n,n,i,I,

Vernon Whittackcr. Of Eranklinton.
y. g.. the ninetecn-year- youth ar
rested in Danvillc on the charge OF
stealing an automobile from DIR. !. L.
Ecckwith, OF this city. which he was
trying to sell there, will be tried in
Danvil'e. An officer was sent for him
from Petersburg, but was informed
that as matter of convenience 10
witnesses the young man would be-
tried there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
CHANGER, TRUST DEEDS.

Eva G. Campbell ct vir 10 4. u. Cod :
din, trustee. 3o7i4o feet. known as 310e
West Clay street. April :. 1918: 1885,.
Brown ct al. trustees. lot |. block 70.
Barton Heights March oS. 1915; $3.50.
Anthony Kramer 1T uX. TO Walter e.
Schaat, trustee. 2JH135 feet northwest
corner Hanover Avenue and West
SirCci. AMril g. iHlA: IS nnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses wn-c
issued Yesterday by tho clerk % tho
Hastings Court:
John Horace Crank and Irene Louise
Jennings city.
flerschel RinEEold. Rockingham
County. Va, and Marjorie +. Cline city
William j. Hornins and Rcbccca
Rudy Miles. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
ROY. at rntriotic Work.

The hoy Scouts of Petersburg have
undertaken tho patriotic task Of de-
lIrcrinE Liberty loan literature at
every home and business place in the
city The boys and girls OF the pub
lie schools arc dcvotinS their spare
time TO the sale of thrift stamps, and
have already dcne much work in this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Spriur Snow.

There was brisk fall OF snow here
this afternoon, beginning about 3
o'clock and continuing for several
hours. The fall was so heavy as to
darken the atmosphere, bu; tie
ground was so wet that the ia kas
melted as quickly as they touched the
ornnMH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

I'iII.ApEL'IIIA. Pm. April IL
Iact Sharkcy OF New York. who de-
ioaifd Joe Tuher. the philadcIphia
hariai.. a. the National Athletic club
to-day To meet Kid Williams. OF Ri.
t,morc; the former bantamwcish;
bout " "'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Real Estate Summary
GuANCEnf TRANSFERS.

LEROY T. Brown. trustee. to K. II.
SinErcE. lot II, SuuHrc 80. carton
Heights. March 4. i9lS: s2.":5.
Laura y. O'Connor TO ~ !. Duke,
2aNio0 feet. known MS 1910 Hanover
Avenue. April II. 1918; $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
nUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Building Inspectors
office:
VI. F. Jones. to erect frame shed At
l'e2 Woodrow Avenue. to cost SolJ.
q. w. Fordham, 10 erect franc shed
at 2?0l West Marshall street. TO cost
500.
Fleming Harvey. to cree, frame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
mUs1TNGs TRANSFER.

Laura T. Vest ct ais. to William l..
E2wnian. 33xl"@ feet western line
Eleventh street. northwest corner o.
Eleventh and Everett Streets. April
q. 1918; Si.5IJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
cu.ScHny RELEASE DEEDS.

&c stuart .Eow" trustee. to W. p. Wood
!. -, IL rec, end Of irregular d"pth)
SHOWN as '" south Fourteenth stree;
APrh :. ,al&: Si5.o"2.4c. 49, :
~ !" i,Hn""n.. trustee to James H.
a.Nne. 2"Hi"0 feet southwest corner
-, re-" go, ard Cout,s street April s.
, r; ". Jones ct ais. trustees. to Eva
,.r1nben 81 Viz. Tot .. square r.
,a, v'Si.n s. hermitage tract April
+, ! crntchneld trustee, to Laura
IG,o onnor. .4Nioo feet. known as
$40. -NP'h H. 1918;
= II, e. Pollard, .Tr. trustee. to r. d.
nn"aS,rv ct I'M. 1avl14 feet, known as
~ ',a y ""'h Beech street. April o. ie1s;
II. n. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO 7. A.
s.'GrSoee.; H0E'4 {" feet north line Broa
nu", APRIL s. 1915: 1910.
s.!nn' & Funston. trustees IN Nan.
,,,"crula" derth> souih iinc ,ni,h
,.rn"t Ion feet east OF First street.
~. U. R.ChnScn ar1 T. r, C'rutcbro,1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Baseball Results

AT Little Eock-Cincinna Nationals.
,. Detroit Americans. 4. Batteries {:
Rcuther and Winso; James, HAN aud
j. Cobb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

Al Observation-Disclosures Amcri-
cans Pittsburgh Nationals, no game;
wet grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
no Play at >euuor, >.u

Ge9rS town win play the Fo-;v
ariEhth Infantry nine 1T %cvnor, So,
Va, oil May g. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
McrzoE VIII ncport 10 Ginn,s rue.anr

NEW YORK, April ll.--Charicy Her
zoG. who has refused TO sign win thc
Boston Braves. has returned to his
farm Al RidGciy Md. IcrzoE told
TRENDS that he would report TO The
Giants next Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

At Petersburg-New York Amcri-
cans Boston Nationals, rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
At Wichita-Chicaso Americans, s;
Wichita (Wcstern Lcasuc), G.

AT pallas--Chicag Nationals, 5:
Dallas tTcxas Lcague), Q. Batteries:
Alexander, Walker and Killifcr; Will
son and Dowie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
DR. VI. MyLTOS TALKIS,
Gnrt.,n

skin Disenses-f Eruption. Bnls. u
GERS. Eczema. etc. quickly allcviatcd
Blood Disenscs--Thc ravaEes Of some
or these diseases ruin an otherwise
useful life. These troubles treated sue
ccSsfuliy in all stages.
Nervous DisenSeE-L ocomotor Ataxia
Neurasthcn!a, Melancholy and Dcspond.
encS' quickly aileviated.
kidney. bladder and Prostauc trou-
Dies receive The treatment called for in
cacli case. Early recovery is thus made
possible.
Cntnrrh in all It's forms Of any organ
quickly relieved.
Piles, Eistuln md Hernia success
fully treated.
Ny charges arc most Reasonable
n"m,, . 'o , s"nan:. 10 no 70
Night, We'd. and sat. to T.. II.
Phone Randolph 5SOS.
ONCE Lyric BuiidinE.
Ninth and Hrond streets.
Suite :a6-:OS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

texas League season Opens To-Day
By Associated press
DALLAS. TEN. April 1.-THE Texas
League. composed Of six teams. viii
omen its 1918 playing season :o-moy-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
C0CHRANE CUE MARVEL

AT emphis-Cleveland Americans
New York Nationals, cold weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

apprentice allowa acc claimed
Coid ana raining Track muddy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
ALLIED PROGRESS IS SLOWER NOW, WITH GERMANS
SLOWLY GIVING GROUND, BUT FIGHTING DESPERATELY

Alfred progress eastward III larly lr eDais shl-
desperately Ter point continues be SLOW ON The
northern end Of he the British and Germans oceei
mainly with reciprocal artillery bonarlmcns while the south
The French have advanced further toward iossgny heavy
fighting
From Norlanour to British apparently
consolidating the captured ground While the artillery
brought up bomardnr the old POSITIONS of 9iol Of
the Of the Sommc The infantry activity here TUESDAY
10 be little doubt that the British only awaiting favor
able opportunity TO again hit the German line
la The hin and wood region hcween the he
French appcabc gains and reported nnoffca
70 be holding the important massif Of gny against heavy
German attacks North Of Curry the Fncch fighting orwaf
the parks south of Pec de Roye while The they have
REACHED Bcyal and onehaf miles south Of Lassigny
Bcva The French outankcd the western end Of the heights
Lassigny East Of Beva apparently been
able hold the French in check Along the west bank of the o
the French have gained one and Noyon
Seemingly the nass lasseny danger of being lost
points German prisoners taken at they
declared they had been ordered hold all This high
ground important TO the because French placed
there could command all the terrain norhwar toward oye
eastward toward Noyon
With massii possession the French the Germans
Iaobab, cyacuae Iassigny Noon
possibly the entire line southwark from chaulues This would have
eer' the position eastward Rheims depending
ON how fa h Germans would have retire before reaching
defensive line which probah, would be through Nee and
Quisrard md based N Ham.
Field Marshal IIair reports Thursday the allies
have captured 2s00 prisoners and 600 Several thousand
machine guns and much war material also were taken
Aerial activity continues intense German amen engaging
the allied f prevent bombing
work Forty eight German mahnes accounted for Monday
and "A tons Of bombs dropped on military targets behind
enemy n Ber rrts the shnonv down of % allied airpanes
Berlin also reports that all allied efforts Monday repned
especially attacks French forces between the Mi and
the Disc
Patrol activity Flanders bat there inda
heavy fighting about begin there Along the Nes
repeated their Intellectual attacks but
bombsrng the Franco American lines with high explosive and
announced that the American rst which
hss inst hold the front south of the
Narne' which probably from 81 Mhie 10 Switzerland
allied positions the German border beyond A.
Much material done Frankfort and Karlsruhe
British aerial bombarnens according 10 rcpo received
Switzerland In Karlsruhe eleven persons killed and 26
INJURED
German Submarines the Medler
ranesu From the transport DIemnsh 4f2
missing killed the orpedoing Of the steamer
An raIan and three passengers missing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
BOYS OF Il MUST
| REGISTER AUG "A
Third Registration Period p.
Boys Who Have Recently
Become OF Age Is Called
by Marshal Crowder

Washington, Aug IA Regis.
traiion on Saturday. Aug "a, Of all
youths who have reached tho age
Of ri since the second registration
last June B, was ordered today by
Provost Marshal General Crowdcr
under a proclamation by the
President. The purpose Is 10 add
quickly 10 the almost exhausted
Glass One 10 meet army draft calls
in September.
About 10000 young men will
register Most Of them will
qualify for Glass One, and, there.
fore, VIII JOIN the army probably
within . month after their names
are recorded.
Telcgrams 10 the local board
from Adiuiant General Gipson
urged The necessity Of men i'm.
nlcdiatoly following The rcgistra
fion period. Wo will be able 10
furnish about 30 men who have
reached the age Of q since the
las, registration period. said
Chief Clerk Johns today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
NEAR FIGHT IN COURT At
PRELIMINARY HEARING
Girl OF IL Makes Serious Charge
Against Boy OF i6; All Prom
Crescent Neighborhood

one OF those unfortunate prollmiB
AIRY examinations j. up today before
Justice w u Hornaday, ami The
oour, house is pa ked with the friends
aud neighbors Of The defendant aud
he complaining Witnesses.
The main cour. room n being used.
a. the justice Office was too small TO
accommodate the crowd. When ad-
jOurnment was hao At noon. the op-
posing PARTIES sferied TO mill Il vut
ia The hallway. out we're prevented
from mixing l. By court officials The
examination will consume the entire
day The complaining witness ls a
girl Ia short skirts probably iz years
old. the dcfcnda. i boy Of ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14

vldinr Tor the s5snify's needs from
abroad. II works on month 70 month
sehedaiel cr a. Tar In adssnee a. y
j. feasible or possible 70 forecast
IN planning ,he ase q ships. the d.
s.sion rorka git1 the Food Admins
trafion IN deteraiininx The shipping
o. qsi-emenis Co food via he ~af
dsba f.-sai in .srrelatiag ahIppif Z
xifb the require cents " The Inc oi
supple - he western front via
the War ipdssfiles Board IN seekiag
solailon u tee rrobiem ~ b5infire
neceszary raw import info shs
coanfry anf win the War Trade
Board In pfep<rins the lists y essen
tai imports srd exports
AZ the counirT hzs gone more and
nors On : Ear tasls. y IA been re
szr1ed rscesssry 70 llnit the list q
essential inports 70 les than : bun-
cr~1 Dzfs - the shlas ard fheir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14

Washington. Ausust if.-Esery six
minutes = merchant vessel arrives
and another deTarts from American
eleven minutes: nd one Cor Europe
every forty minutes. This rate o. op-
eration doe not include vessels "a
the service of ths Army OF Navy.
The merchant aeet q i.1fe ships
under control of ne shipging Board
are run - railroads On = tine sehe5-
ule The duty u measuring shis :
performances wta fheir TASKS j.
lodged sitthfs5A-P istnmf
lodged wifh the I.snning ana stati4-
tics Division q tie shirping Board.
beaded ~ y. n GAY. formerly desn
G. the Harvard Graduate School "
Business
Obxiossiy. ne fIsisio, musf know
the tasks IN 6efiis ana % l. oo-ordi-
Rates viii the War Industries zsd
War T-sse n deirrrninirx and 7rs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
Every Six Minutes Merchant Vessel Arrives In America
One Departs Every Eleven Minutes in Twenty -four Hours

tIade provides the basis Cor operation
Of The vessels ulder ne shipping
are kepi of neatfs, sessels coming 10
this country Or inkinr ~ with its
fcreiEn frsds Thns ihe dlslsion
cheeks daily sbotf 7os sssseis. 80
o. them being tsass u fhs shipping
Board. 1ff9 easaeef directly in
American eommere~ aus sSee scat
lsrea over tbe sisse ssa ffsalnx fof
ibs nosi fsr ~fh M Allie o.
her COLONIES. Roughly. one fourth
q ibe marrhsnf sldps of fhs world
ars wafthed ~ 80 shipping Board
shi3 Derformsrcss against tasks
are recorded b. -prszrsss charts. .
yhich show 81 = stance what ths YES
se' have - Do and hor fksy ere do-
i1F 81 Eseh 80 u charts Il divides
into ten dirisioas-one each for
movements of vessels. fsrn n-srcun1r.
fcorrss~s = F,sr 0sso
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
DARING AMERICAN AV|ATORs FLY OVER GERMAN LINES
AMO TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE MARINE REGION

crGng 1900 feet a ~ the air vas :
tackled ~ German sirpIane uvl
observer Isspcd from hls b.skst
and descended 70 ear,h. iassdins vita
IN mar lsna~. ~ ateana ef his para
chute fhe flrat ,hinr that hs sskra
for after he landsd was cigarette
Meanwhile hiA bsiiron was slowly 10
scendlns and a TO. finally foil wl'hlu
our lines An examination VI II re-
vealed that Il received only five hal.
lct holes and the bsllooa being eihsr.
wlae unlniufud. be puneturon IN u
we're quIokIy patched aud an hour
later the same aLkersor saA aacand-
lnE TO his work
Ny shin was NOT finished. he told
me a. ho stepped into the basket of
hia balloon preparatory TO ascending
again = was 40 unly 'hree hours
and had fivo hours 10 a."
From Pianist 10 Aviator.
From concert plsnlH, 20 80 ses
lal observer flying daily amid the hail
ol shrapnsl and machine gun BULLETS
sent by the foo In his direction. n
htlli another niory Hat IN both roles
Lieutenant = Erwin. whose home is IN
Chicago has Won rlsadl's. i.sHi
Tuesday he ess attacked while up
In the air by ave Bochau Iila fiIo,
vas killed by bullet woands IN his
stomach i-ieafsnsnf Erwin. to~
ever mansEvsi ~ reach the grDnnd
unlnlaFed. bat hn landed q lone vays
from hls hanger IN tha last f~o
weeks Ne has besn IA ssEhi battles
sad 20 marvellous ass besn some %
hlA hairbreaih earnpsn that his eom-
radsa marvel - 20 BIZ miraculous ca
cspst from death
Reeenty Lisufsnsni Erwin took
mc 70 his han<e- and sointsd wih
pride 20 the ha. . lying machine.
'rlaf's my brat ssld he she
looks Tough. but rbs h ss safe a. a
houssbost on the iillsois river. Look
- bsr scars shes 90 more q them
thsn hss Chais,a ThierfY
-shs iosi : wiss ssd set +. lef of
ballet holes IN hsf fsselsss. bat shs
always returns and hrinss mo home
safe. thlnk that ~ soaif sai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
FIRST U. S. FIELD
ARMY IS ORGANIZED
To Have Numerical Strength OF
Well Above a Half Million
Men; Well Equipped and
Karin To Go

With the AM rlcsn Armies b
France. Monday. Aug ~ Announce.
racnt Of the orgisiza.ion Of the firsl
American riold Army D. the diracl
answer Of tho United States TO N,
s.ecrs 81 the Huns thar ours 81 fhe
"eontempiibio lit.lc army" and lhai #
viii BE- imposlibis for America 10 Do
= factor IN the var In time 10 pre-
vent the triumph of German arms
Our First Fiald ARTILLERY. D. has lusi
been announced are. now ls fully or
ganizcd and q faady for service q
will be used on that part Of the line
which was formerly the Msrne "a
lient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
AND TrE PUBLIC

Until further noiiec We shall be
compelled 10 cut down on our iump-
ing We are vow getting water from
sth ST. and the supply is low We
ssail try II possible 70 furnish water
during the following hours 70 ~
II 70 y noon. 70 . m. George
McGrcgor. Com. q Public UTILITIES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
ALLIED PROGRESS IS SLOW NON COMPARED WITH FIRST
FEN DAYS Of DRIVE, GROUND IS MUCH MORE DIFFICULT

Pans Aug comparison with the quick advance Of the
frs four the battle IN Pcady he ssgnan
u nevertheless the pushed the chsulnes
Noyon line which the Germans cinging
depersey II allies fortnight to the Germans from
the MsrDe 20 the Nssle
The ground between the and the oise much
difficult north of the Msrne being labyrinth Of small
wooded hills and # which the troops have 10 work them
gx@S surrounding and reducing each summit separately and
sDe.-vesx II easy tsk because the laid his
psions - he able 10 defend them wl'f Of
sehn< zuhers who have oriwhcL they invariably
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14

invariabl, would our syiai0rs head
straight Tor enemy couniry. and
usually our mea would return n
fhoir hangers On one occasion I Hae
fouf ~ them start up on one of the
mosl perllous of III flighfs. md later
! sas two Of thea refufu with aplen
dif aerial photos apis one 81 ihe
i~o who re'urnsc home reported 'hsi
be- saw forty Bocne sirpianss IN fhs
aky q, one time The other Annsri-
can who reiurned from this pboio
graphic erpedltios said that he AS
seventeen BScheE eho we're vhifi
lnr constantly orsr the border line
between the vcsls and The 2lsne a.
ways on the lookout Tor our fliersl
for they would immediately had N
battle formation as soon - they we're
slshted.
IN the face of such odds AZ these
oor ssisfors are earning the very
hiHhest praise of both Freneh and
smsrican officers aud men iaaesd.
our avlalors never hesitate IN ths
face of Danger. and freoaenily have
sesn eur observers ana serial pho
toxrsphers ascend without armed g.
oortr In the face os strong snemy
squzsrors
Even today ! h@~ . thrilling spec-
tacis ard exhibition Of American cool
ness. judgment sri bravery IN the afr
Os~rf csr sn~srvssisa balloons bov-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
ANOTHER ONE ApPEARg

An Atlantic Port Aug IA German submarine sighted off
the tip Of Cape God early last night fired hte rawer
Warus which missed by margin Cantan Clayton Nor
soy reported arrival here today Because tho fog Captain
Moy said he able and warned other craft Of
the danger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
BULLETIN

London Aug IA British have gained ground
at the Of the Ly salient Flanders statement
from Field Marshal Hag today East Mceren
advapced slightly while Veux Bcrqun
patrols established line
From information received officially today
in killed and wounded will 100000 began
allies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14
GERMANY ISSUES uLTlMATuM

washington, Aug IA report irp hockholm reaching tho
State department today from considered reliable tho
German has addressed umapm TO the FINNISH
government recurring that the Finnish 10 march
against the Mnnana within two weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-14

With the American Army on tha
Front Aas. A.--With a darius whlca
was most admirable, American ayl
ators have just completed 4 uariua ~
aerial photographs OF the entire Alsna
region AIliod a Iator oftlrafa com.
mentng upon ih,nh ds.lased that
thes arr Of most remarkable char
actor aud sho~ ~ deirll ,ltN foslllons
hold by the Germans ant lhe rnsmy
works
To-day ! saw ties p,.iurue 90 tho
sf;.,o Of the cen"rsl c0n,man ilng
fl photographs mad bean dove tailed
tcRolhor. and IN I'M form represented
COMPLETED plelfo about ten feet
square upon wi'ch was shown Tho
enemy dcfenses in detail The p'so.
tographr were made ~ an altitude of
ouiy 500 ieut ana by tho aid Of mag
l'fylug glssscs, J could SEQ the Alrne
rlaiua ana ohlrc on them aud new
lfIters Whi'h Re ilnns have con
slrueind acfos that stream and which
were shown ~ many points. stretch
Ing from bank 10 bank
he coulnrau which tho American
alr men showed while engaged IN this
dangerous work was mos, impressive.
especially IN view of tho fact that
they. by bravery md daring. succeed
of IN making the pictures Al = time
when the cnomy wa operating about
200 alrplanes In the vesie region.
through which our flyers need neces
sariiy go 10 reach the Aisne. IiDt
men went up ~5sn. ~ times. The en
eny slrnen 10 oppose them were IN
The shy as thick ~ q drove ~ awai
lows