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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
l8 ALREADY ENROLL
FOR KENDALL S.A.T.C.
Campaign for Students of Draft Agc
WIN Cover All Eastern Okla
homa; Dr. Odcll Optomlstlc.
LEARN TO TALK GERMAN
War Department Wants Moro Who
Can Take the Hun Tongue NJ Mat
ter of Military importance.

Ilghtccn of the hundred boys
necessary 60 make Kendall 70 war
college have enrolled. according 10
@ rt1tmcnt ~ Dr Arthur. Lee Odou
lost night
ur odoll viii hc 90 the office of
DO" council Of defense am day and
probably the rnst ~ the wck. work
.nr ON tho enrolmcnt Ilc hls doz
"ns NJ inauirics. ana is taking every
step possibie TO acquilnt every
young man eligible NJ the school
possibilities and adyautareq
kilograms have becn sent to tho
c'unDIIg ~ defense In tive oaFtcrn
oklahoma counties. advising them
nI ihr establishment of the school.
'ud UrIur their GO operation ln eet
NnF young mon To enroll IIeh
schools 1r" requested for the uumra
NJ graduates who would come under
ih' regulation. and messages will Doe
sent th'W urring that they enroll ass
hirh H'hul Kendall s \ T. G.
Under the rules ~ tho wur dcpart
mont quarter terms of school will
probably Doe ordered Boys over
ao yours ~ ar" viii got training
probably ull Christmas Those over
10 v"nr4 until next April. and those
between Is and 70 until the third
quarter lu June
In addition 10 military training
vocational work win Doe done BOYS
VII hc given raining in some useful
military work. so thlt when they
are finally called 10 the colurs. there
Us the maximum ~ usefulness
While everything that is German
ls taboo iu the United States. the
war department recognizes the mil.
linrN Importance of a knowledge 81
ih" language, and it is possible that
ShoSc who have any knowledge Of
the language nt all will be taught
more Of IL while In the <. A. r. G..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Summer Passes.

psys 49, g.iiinr shorter and tho summer =
slipping by .."
Spou will come October when the bloffomh
fade and die.
soon m. Master Painter will 70, busy with
bis brush
And tint the orchard zpplcs With their
most becoming blush
Then the frost will fud tho moadow and
the green win disappear
And thf bitter Winds will whisper mat o'l
winters very near.
on ihe DAYS are coming closer whom We u
reap a. We have sovr
when our worth shall be recorded by ioe
fruits that ve have grown.
Soon the Master Painter shall inspect NhAl
ve have made
And brush our deeds OF WA2r Win the
hurs that never fade
Ir tho glory Of hfe's autumn we Ehal
u zee our work revealed
AnI know how We have labored through
The summer 30 The field.
IT, TOO late when winters coming 20 st
trmpt the work of spring, n
Too late Tor deeds Of yalor when our Youth
has taken wing
Too late Tor words of lindncss Nhen the
friends Of old are dad
Age must reap - " has laborcd through
the summer that has fled.
on the tragedy Of autumn and of age, 10
% behold
IAis's acres hare and barren when they
ought to glesm with gold
tCopyrighh l0is BY EdEAr 4. Ouest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
NO QUESTI0NNAIRES
FOR MEN OVER 81
hut Only for the Present; War De-
partn'cnt Won't Gail Them S-roo
Many Past gg.Y .Ycnrs7

Thereil be disappointment 10 the
man over tho age Of 81 when the
quostlonnaires are passed out by
the local exemption boards, accord.
INK 70 unofficial information. For
the present. only those between the
ages of is and 81 will pa called on
TO report their status to the govern
ment
However, there's strong posd
bility that the age limit may be
raised to az years owing to the great
number OF men who are reported 20
have registered aa being In their
thirty seventh year, A check on the
per cent of men Just past their
thlrty-aixth year startled some Of
the local boards. and ln order 10
eliminate the suggestion that the
limit aet by General Crowder IN his
pre-rcgiatratlon statements had TO
do with the coadltion the call may
include those who are rounding out
their thlrty-elghth year.
The Tulsa local board has no.
orders covering the mailing OF ques-
tionnerH, according to Chairman
John ". Simmons AZ present, the
big task IN the numbering OF THE
registration crards A call for vole
unteers 10 do the numbering has
been issued by the board. The task
n 30 big THAT the present force can't
handle II according 10 the war de-
partment schedule. Secretary bland
wants half dozen or more voiun-
teers for today or "A Ions as II takes
TO do the work.
Nine men OF limited military
classification. have been inducted
Into the service by the local hoard,
and they are now at Fort siii. where
they take preliminary training and
examination. before pnsl acceptance
into the service. They are men OF
office experience. aud Chairman
simmons exp cts TO have 1T least
five of than on his staff In few
days. They are soldiers, inductod
Into the service, and In addition %
uniform, will be paid 1870 "a
month salary, and are assigned 20
the local boards ne ofrrKs. One OF
the most difficult things the local
boards has had TO contand with n
helm Clerks are hard 10 keen. TN.
der the nrw arrangement. n clerk IN
the service N subject 70 military
orders, and must stick 10 the w
job, Others OF limited military
service viii be inducted into thass
places as needed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
action against 1t.

The enemy appears to bo with
drawing to some further line which
will protect the railway communica-
rlohs In tho vicinity OF Nets. which
at present are under tho long range
fire ~ the Americans
American patrols arc advancing
at various points a couple OF miles
beyond the general advances
The American line at noon today
ran through Norroy. ON the Moselle
liaumont, poncanrt and TO Abau-
court. on the old line.
YesterdRy's advance by the French
seems To have been I'm tho nature Of
several local pushes and not big
general forward move, The situa-
ton is much the same as II was yes
terday The enemy has been react
Ing very violently on the French
front lie made several counter
attacks. although he has not rccov.
cred any OF his lost groush he ia
holding up tho French somewhat.
The British today are reported to
have captured the village OF Mais-
seny, northwest OF ~. Quentin n
has been discovered that there were
six German divisions operating In
the H. Mihlcl salient. THAT would
give "A total strength OF 10000 men
or a rifle strength OF $4,000. The
Germans had groken up for them
twO moro divisions In this action,
thus reducing their strength In the
west to iei divisions, plus four Aua4
trinn divlsions/and some dismounted
cavalry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Americans Now in Range of
Hun Guns at Fortress of Metz
MUSK0GEE FREE FAIR
TO HAVE TULSA DAY
Elaborate Program Arranged for
Week; Okmulgcc nay to Open
Fair; OLhcr Special bays
ep,,,.D - 1al world

Fps,IAl ~ nv world
MuSkOGEE. sept To- Saturday.
October O. one of tho biggest days ~
fair wook. September 80 10 October
b. inclusive has been dcmgnatcd by
the oklahoma Frcc state Fair aAso-
citation as Okmulgce day. This will
be- one of the two days ON which an.
tomubilu racing viii hc had and the
day viii also bo observed as state
school day. Frisco railroad day and
travelling mems day Special days
have been set aside us railroad DAYS
Tor the benefit ~ people residing up
and down the lines which run into
Muskogro.
other special days have been an
nounccd fur Muakogro. Tulsa. Sn-
pulpu ana MuAlrEtCr Many old sol.
di'rs are expected 20 be In attend
nnc" ON the opening day due 10 tho
fact that thousands from all over tho
United states will bc lu Tulsa the
preceding week attending the C'6n.
fcderatc NctcuIns reunion. Chu.
drcu'- day wll bo celebrated on
Tuesday when all school children
viii hc admitted to the grandstAnd
free Another big day Will be Thurs
day whiuh viii be- governors day
and Okmhomu's governor will be
present and viii mako a short talk
before the grhndstand Hundreds OF
boys and girls all over Oklahoma
will also ho In attendance on Thurs
day as "A three days course of in
structton for club members. begins
ON that day
The weeks official program FOL
lows.
Monday Old Soldiers day
Tuesday Sapulpa day. chlldrcn's
day
Wednesday Auto races, Tulsa
day ~ Il a r. day.
Thursday Governors day. Mus
kogco day, Boys and Girls Grub
day
Friday McAlested day. presa day.
NJ o. a q, ana Midland Valley day.
Saturday Auto races. Okmulgee
day. state school day. Frisco day;
travelling mems day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
GENERAL REVENUE DEBATE
IS COMPLETED IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Sept t5.-Gen.
oral debate In the house ON the war
revenue bill ended today and the
way was cleared for taking the
measure up Monday, section by sec
ton for debate on amendments
under tho five minute rule Passage
OF the bilr hy Friday was predicted
by Democratic Leader Kitchinf
Hearings by tho senate finance
committee win continue next week.
hut rhcy are expected 20 be brought
20 a close us soon as the h.ll be- dis
posed ot hy The hoasc
ON the discussion iu the house to-
day representatives praised tho bin
as whole, although some sections
were critic scd A. times partisan
politics was Injected bat the discus
sion was not as spirited as ON Tues
day when the subject was first In.
troduced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
FIVE THOUSAND MILES T
MAKES NO DIFFERENCE

ST JOSEPH Mo-, Sept i5.--The
marriage of 1iss Marie Elizabeth
Christensen In 81 Joseph. and James
bevcrly SwcaringtOn. soldier In
France. was completed here this aft
ernoon at the brides home Miss
Christensen stood before "A minister
and took the marriage VOWS and the
minister read statement prepared
and signed by the soldier before a
chaplain and other witnesses on the
war front In France. The statement
declared his desire and Intention
60 take Miss Christensen for his wife.
and empowered the girls father.
John e.. Christensen. 10 act aH his
proxy in obtaining the license and
pcrlormIng 0ther neceaaary acts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
STRIKE AT BRIDGEPORT
WILL BE SETTLED SOON

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Sept Il. -
The strike of the Rridgeport machiu-
istg viii hc ended on Monday accord
inE 90 every indicatio nfcro tonight
u WAS stated nuthoriutIvtlv that tho
Machinists' uniou district 90 lodge
VIII make a recommendation 90 the
strikers ut their mass meeting Mon
day afternoon 20 rc.uru 10 work
After tho arrival today OF prcri.
deut Wilson's letter ordering the mn
chinists to return 90 work, the strik q
committee held injecting Members
stated that the question of returning
To- the plants had not been d.gcuss a
Und only financial matters in con.
,ucction with ,h" machlnlus work
had been taken mp
Announcement by ~ manufactur-
crs today thar they would take the
strikers back with thcir old staud.nr
and under me ratio Of compensation
fixed by fhp labor honrd.s award, APP
parontly had great effect m bringing
ihc end of the strike within sight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
LEWIS, BANDIT ONCE
DROVE A TULSt'DR
Assistant County Attorney Identifies
Sheriff. as Former Tulsanj
Looked for Them Here.

Frank Lewis, alleged bandit. ar
rested In Denver following an at
tempe 10 capture all the Lewis gang.
was former Tulsa transfer man,
according 20 local police records
Lewis lived In Tulsa until about six
years ago and with his brothers ora
and Roy Lewis, had dreys and
hauled trunks from the transfer To-
cation on South Boston a
Roy u shorrnl another of the ar
rested bandits. is known locally A.
'torney Identifies him positively aa a
man he prosecuted In district court
within the last year
Lewis and Sharrill arc wanted Tor
train robbery. According TO buIle-
tins IN the hands OF the Tulsa off
GERS they were connected with the
hold-up OF the KATY near Paola,
Kan. In August Copies OF the re
ward bulletin ~ the post office de-
partment fell into the hands OF the
county attorneys office and Post
office Inspector o. O. Pierce has
been on the case expecting the men
might possibly show up In Tulsa.
Mr.. Montgomery is sure that he
knows Sheriff. u
Berlillion Expert Duran. with the
local police department. said he had
no way Of checking the men up with
out their record In HIS system In
the absence ~ finger prints and Ber-
ulliun numbers Ne didn't know last
night what he had on them locally.
Lewis has been scouting for years
according 10 old timers on the police
force When me Mannford bank
was robbed q few years ago Lewis
was IN the Usage hills and an at
tempt was made Co connect him with
the crime. but no arrest was made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Mr. IIcrrick Dead

BAR HARBOR, Maine. sept. 10
Mrs Myron r Herrick. wife OF tho
United states ambassador TO France
In 1914. died here, today after "A
lingering Illness, the result OF over
work In Paris during the days OF
the first German invasion Roth tho
ambassador asa his wife worked
incessantly Tor Americans as well as
subjects uf other countries Mrs
llerrick was 60 years old She viii
be buried lu Cleveland. Ohio
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
HELD FOR THEFT, TULSA
WOMAN IS IN X. C. JAIL

a Tulsa woman Ii under arrest IN
Kansas City charged with theft. Her
father IL dead In Tulsa. These facts
are contained In news story from
Kansas city Saturday, The story Is
ms follows;
- few mometa after her arrest
o1P charge OF stealing ti0a from her
Hssp n young woman bookkoeper
for the G, n. A. Tire company was
handed n Telegram announcing the
death OF her father In Tulsa, OK.
The young woman came 10 Kak.
uaa city from Tulsa several weeks
ago. on the complaint OF the firm
9he was arraigned before Justice
Denny fimrali. She denied the theft.
She could not give bond for her re-
lease TO attend her fathers fineral.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
PERUVIAN DEPUTIES VOTE
DOWN WAR DECLARATION

LIMA. Peru, Sept IA petition
Tor declaration Of war ON Germany
made at u secret session pf the Pc
ruvinn chamber OF deputies laEt
night WAS defeated hy large major
ny. Instead, the chamber approved
a motion presented nv the minister
OF foreign affairs reading as follows.
The rupture OF diplomatic rela-
lions between Peru and Germany on
october B. 1917 and the later atca
ot the Peruvian government result
ing from said rupture altering the
neutral policy or the country. de
fine the International situation OF
Peru In tho present war and consti-
tute demonstration OF the adhesion
or tho republic to the cause OF lIb-
,rty and right
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
TEXAN is RECOMMENDED
FOR CAPTAIN COMMISSION

WAsuINGTON sept i5--Lieu
tenant Edmund q Chamberlain Of
the marine corps who while op0ratl
ink with the British air forces re-
ccnsy shot dgwp five enemy plaPes.
forced "a SIKH Fo devccnla rescued
"a French colonial and captured a
German prisoner. has been recon
meuded for captalncy and "a medal
uf honor. the navy department dis
closed tonight iu announcing marine
corps headquarters had received o
report made by the lieutenant 10 the
British HuthuritIes Lieutenant
rhAAuhcrg s from San Antonio.
Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
TORPEDO STRIKES BRITISH
STEAMER; l54 MISSING

LONDON. Friday. sept Ia Brit.
ish steamer Galway Castle OF 1888
tons gross was torpedoed and sunk
this morning, She had $50 persona
on board Of whom more than $50
were reported saved.
The Galway Castle left port for
South Africa on Wednesday last and
was torpedoed on Thursday on
storm AZ sea. Hundreds OF the pas
sengtrs we're rescued by attending
steamers but twenty first class. ten
second class and ninety third class
passengers ara missing In addition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

nRReratlon 20 say that tho war can
show no operation moro precisely
Hucc"saful than that which the
Americans, In conjunction with tho
French, have Just carried through ita
prescribed phases
Irluoners have been taken from
seven different divisions isth
lhDdwOhr, the abth Auatro- Hunga
rian, the 10Th, 1s7th. the TTth. the
26th and the aO7th and from land
Hturm units. They have all told the
same tale OF surprise and vain ap-
pealH
One entire regiment. after aurren-
dering requested that the roll should
he called no that Il might discover
how heavy had been It's losses. when
u was called every one answered his
name but one officer and one pri-
Natc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
SECRETARY BAKER BACK
FROM FRONT; IN PARIS

PARIS, Sept Newton n.
Baker. the American secretary OF
war, returned tonight from the
American battle front where he spent
tho last two days with the Ameri-
can troops accompanying them as
they marched into 81 Mlhlei.
As the big army automobile sto-
ped In front of General PershlnR's
Paris home tonight, the secretary
alighted covered with mud from head
10 fool.-Secretary Baker mRde only
"A briN stay In Paris tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Exhibits Nearly All Ready
at Tulsa County Free Fair
The Weather

TULSA. Sept -
Maximum 50 mini
mum UH toutheafi
vind and cloudy with
a trace of rain
OKLAHOMA For
Monday unssttled
shousrs Ia cast pof
tOn. colder Tuos
day probably fair.
rising temperature
in northwest portion
LOUISIANA Foi
MONDAY partly cloudy
ih south showers and
cooler ga north pot
ton Tuesday loeaI
showers cooler
ARKANSAS For
Monday local shov
ers cooler rueHdAy
probably fair cooler
va east and south
portions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Oklahoma Registers
23S,56I Men in New
Army Mobilization

OKLAHOMA CITY. sept Is
Complete reports from every
county In the state except Clmar,
ron received today By Adiutant
General Gipson show that total
of "3k,5dl men between rs and
and 45 years OF age registered In
oklahoma Thursday Tor tho selec-
tive draft
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
BRITISH PASSENGER BOAT
0UT0lSTANcES SUB BOAT

AN ATLANTIC ports Sept. i5.
shelled by German submarine in
a FOG this morning eighty miles of
tho American coast. British pas
scnger steamer escaped by altering
her oouSse and outdlstancing the9U.
boat She arrived safely in port late
today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
1Uest of Consul Poole
at HOScOU Is Reported

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The
United states government has asked
sweden ana Norway 10 ascertain the
truth ~ report that American con
SUI General Poole has been placed
under arrest In Moscow by the hol,
shryih government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

TAET TtNNN. Monday local thoweft
cooler In north and west portion Tuesday
local showers cooler IN east and south
portions
WEST TEXAS. Monday show~ra cooler
Tuesday generally fair except possibly
showers in southeast portion cooler in
south portion
KANSAS Cloudy and continued cool
Monday probably showers Tuesday gen
orally fair with rtsiug temperature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept Is.--The
Seattle Post IntelliRencer today was
sold to clark H. Nettleton. prOml-
uent local engineer and railroad con
tractor by A. s. Taylor and his
assistants. who have been IN control
of tho property since 1914 Nettlr.
ton, former newspaper man, a.
sumes personal management of the
property hs publisher and president
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
This Is Not Taken as Evidence of Danger
To Yank Troops as the City Itself
Is in Danger.
HUNS GETTING READY FOR STRUGGLE
ments Back of Old Hndenburg Line; Seem
to Realize Seriousness of Situation.

LONDON Sept l5-GeneraI Pershings army, according
to this afternoons is making fine progress Since yes
crday afternoon has advanced TO three miles on
mile front and the fortress guns Metz have come into
action against it,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
HAVE CAPTURED
AISIrMN

LONDON. Sept 90 The British
have captured Maiuomy uorthw eHt
of - quentin. together with the
irOnCh system 90 The southeast and
cnEi OF TINT place Field Marshal
Ullg makes his announcement iu
hiA night report
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
CONSTRUCTING
NEM DuGOUTS,

~ The Associated Pross
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN LORRAINE. Saturday, Sept IL.
tt0 y, M )--Airplane observers re-
port that the Germans have con-
rtructed new duGouts and have wired
areas along their IIindenburg line in
front Of the Americans. Indicating
plans for a dets<nined resistance
there. Both photographs taken and
the personal observations OF tho
fliers show that the Germans have
brought the dcfensos up to date.
one of the observers. Horace Lake.
from Washington. -, c., accounted
for four Germans early today back
OF the enemy lines
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

Tho local exemption hoard
would Ike the AID OF several
volunteer workers tu assist 400
numbering registration cards
The help ~ patriotic ladies' who
write plain figures and can give
a few hours this morning will
be greatly appreciated N theG
viii call no Room 2OG. Post or
fico Building Phone s90ryq
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

Nv The Associated Press q
OVerHhadowinR In interest even
Marshal Foch'H hammer blows
against the harried Germans, ia the
Teutonic bid for peace made through
lhe imperial government OF Austria
Hungary
Not only in Washington. but In
London and Paris pRcifists found cold
comfort None OF the governments
involved waG inclined 10 take Sc
riously the request that delegates be
sent to such a conference as that
proposed by the Austrian ruler II
was. pointed out that tho United
States and entente allies have made
their peace aims 80 clear there can
beeno mlstaking them.
The assertion that "the central
powers leave II In no doubt that they
are waging u war OF defense for the
integrity and security OF their ter
rituries" was greeted with skeptlcism
In the face OF the Washington dls-
closures unmasking completely the
intrigue which has wrecked Russia.
II WIS accompanied also by the an
nouncement that "A German Hubria-
rine had sunk the British HtNtmHhip
Galway Castle with the loss ~ ise
lives. Ninety Of those perishlng were
women and children. At the same
time U-bouta renewed their attacks
upon shipping on this side OF the
Atlantic. shelllug only eighty miles
or the coast "a transport carrying
Canadian Rick and wounded
Grim meaning was given the over
ture hy the announcement IN Paris
that Austrian troops which tried to
block the way N the Americans were /
utterly demoralizod and surrendered I
TO man
While the peace Kite was In flight I
British. French and American troops /
continued their relentless pressure |
against the Gcrmana. prrahinK's men
advanced from two 70 three miles
on 33-mlle front Haig's forces
advanced northwest OF ~ Quentin
while French forces made progress
luUth 0f the same city ManEin's
army simultaneously struck now
blow with the German salient north |
lf SOAVuna Wherever tho allied
troops ntWckel tho German lines
moved back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

WAgHlNGTON. Sept l5-It re-.
quired just 20 hours for the Amcri
can troops ana their supporting
French divisions 10 reduce the 81
Nihlcl salient TNis WAS disclose W
General perahinE Communique for
Yesterday received tonight az the
war department
General Pcrshing said that besides
llher0iinR l5O square miles OF terri
tory and taking $1,000 prisoners. the
Americans captured more than one
hundred guns ot all calibers ana
hundreds ot machine guns and
trench WotBrg'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

ARMY HEKDOUlRTERs ON
THE LORRAINE FH0NT. sourisF.