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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENT
is STOPPED BY MARCH

WASHINGTON. Sept i.-Voun-
tary enllstments FOR the army. eN-
Ucpt as authorized by acts OF con-
grcss ing certain cases. have been
ordered discontinued by General
March, chief OF staff. and all re-
cruiting stations will be closed as
speedily as practicable. The enlisted
men serving at such stations will be
sent to the nearest recruit depot
to be physically examined and their
qualification records made out with
view to their assignment TO 'ap-
propriate duty"
General MarCh's order announced
today, supplements that issued some
time ago prohibiting the voluntary
enlistment OF men between the new
draft ages OF rs and As years untl
after the man power act was passed
by congress, This Is taken to mean
that all men hereafter accepted for
active military service will be drawn
through the draft machinery.
The only original voluntary en-
lstments hereafter authorized the
war department announced today.
will be Of men over t6 years OF age
and under SO years and their en-
listment Is authorized only for starr
corps and departments,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
HUNS TO GIVE
IP TERRITORY

LONDON. Sept "a Russian gov
crnment wireless message giving de-
tails Of the supplementary agreement
20 tho Brest LitoNsk peace treaty
says the delimltation will begin forth
with on all fronts Germany will
evacuatc tho whole occupied terri
tory east Of Esthonia and Liyonia Inn
modiately frontiers are established
other occupied territories 90 the cas'
OF Germany viii be evacuated when
Russian as completed her financial
obligations which must he done In
the first four months
With the exception ~ those por-
tlons Of Russia not affected bv the
treaty. Germany will not support the
formation OF new Independent states
IN Russian territory
Russia Will fight against tho troops
of the entente powers in northern
Russia. Germany promises that Fin
land will not attack Russia.
Russia renounces its sovereignty
over EsthoSla and Livoria BuFsin
Is entitled 10 free transit ~ Revai.
ReEa and Windau. Warships taken
after fhe ratification OF the Brcsj
Lltovsk treaty will be recognized hy
Germany AS Russian property
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
WELFARE CAMPAIGNS
TO BE HELD JOINTLY
Wilson In Letter 20 Fusdlck Decides
That BETTER Results Can Bc
Obtained by New Plan,

WASHINGTON. Sept 4-presi-
dent Wilson has decided that the
seven recognized societies doing vel
fare work among The American sol
dlers at home and overseas shall
conduct q Joint campaign FOR the
funds necessary to carry on their
work during the coming year
Tho presidents decision was COM
munlcatcd 60 Chairman Raymond
ID. FosdlCk OF the commission or
training Camp ACTIVITY, who in MAX
ing public the presidents letter to-
night, announced that the campaign
would be conducted during the week
beginning November II and that
the American people would be asked
70 give fl7O,bO0.000 10 the orgHni-
zationa
The budget Ia divided as follows:
Y. NJ. G. A.. tlOO. 900. 900, Y. w.
O. A., tib.O00.OO0. National Catholic
War Council OncludlnR work II
knights OF Columbus and special
war activities of womcnl, $4,000
600; Jewish Welfare Hoard, $500
600; American Library assocl-
alton, S3.5OO.OOo. war Camp Com
munity Service. tt5.OOO,O0O, Saliva
ton Army. f3,bOO,OO0
1T was evident from the first %
said the presidents letter In part.
that these services rendered by
these agencies TO our army and Go
our allies are essentially one and
all OF q kind and must be rendered
in the closest co operation 70 ls my
judgment therefore, that We shall
secure the best results In the mat
ter OF the support Of these agencies
II these seven Societles will unite
their forthcoming appeals for funds.
in order that the spirit OF the Couna
Try in this matter may be expressed
without distinction OF race or re-
ligious opinion In support of what
h ln reality o Conhion service
After the announcement " the
return 10 the original plan for one
common drive for an the war vel
fare ORGANIZATIONS. tho admIuistrn-
tive committee of the National
Catholic war council iu formal
statement announced thst 10 heartily
welcomed the presidents decision
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
LOYAL RUSSIANS
GAIN WITH CZECHS.

WASHINGTON sept 4
Czecho Slovak officer has arrived AZ
Archangcl with word that 10000
loyal Russians are operating with
the 10000 Cgecho-Slovak forces
moving eastward along the trnns-Sl-
berIan railroad from Ekaterlnburg
The news reached the state depart
ment today In message from Am
bassador Francis dated August 26.
The officer says the Russians are
pleased with tho overthrow ~ the
bnlshcvilu control md that bolshevlk
soldiers are flocklng to the support
Of the Czechs
According to this officers story.
former Emperor Nicholas was shot
on July 10, but the bolshevlkl Of
ficials withhold the Information for
two days. The disposition ~ the
body was unknown but n was ru-
morrd that II had been burned I'm n
coal mine The empress and the
cznrcvitch were said to have been
taken by the bolshcvlki from Ekater-
inhurg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

tated througm rho successes OF the
btitlSh, French and American
armies
French Force Retreat
Tho climax 10 the German
maneuveT along the NeslA pulmi-
mated when the French virtually
swept away the last remaining por-
ton OF the old salient In the region
OF NOyOn and the French and Ameri-
cauH north ~ Scissors and along
tho Neslo reached positions domlnat-
ing tha, Aisne and the Chemin des
Danes and crossed 20 the north side
of the Vesle on front OF nearly
twenty miles
All behind the front toward the
Aisne hugo flroso are 10 be seen
where the enemy Ia making his way
as fast aA possible northwRrd, In all
probability h0rassed by outpoata of
French ana American troops and by
artillery fire and tho machine guns
and bombs Of the allied ayiatots.
Face Crisis In North.S
while the debncle In the south
seems complete, In the north the
Germans also are facing crisis,
Everywhere from Peronne to Yprea.
Field Marshal Halg's men are keep
Ing hard after the enemy. whose
line daily Ia being bent back further
eastward. giving tho British better
points Of vantage from which to
work IN their task of regaining as
their first ob1eCtiveH St Quentin,
Cambria, Lille and Armentieres
From Ypres 10 Lens additional
towns have been redaptured and the
old salient more nearly reclaimed.
Lens. the famous coal city. is said
TO have been entirely evacuated by
the Germans and the British are
only waiting the dissipation Of the
noNious gases and the rendering Of
the city safe from the possibility OF
the dcionntion OF mines IN the sub
terrpnean coal chambers to enter H.
From ArrHE southwark to
Peroune. English Scotch Welch.
Canadian ana Australian troops
everywhere hre harassinR The enemy.
meeting his violent mRshlne gun
fire with such irresislable pressure
that the enemy has hecn virtually
nonpluFsed and has retired, al some
points almost precipltatelX,
Pushed Across Canal
Eastward Of tho Drocuort- Qucant
line the enemy has been pushed
across The east bank Of the Canal
du Nord where az last accounts he
was cnreayorIng TO prevent by the
use OF innumorHble machine guns,
"a British advance over the ditch
To the north OF Peroune. over
an eighl-milc front between Mois-
lnlns and pemicuurt. the British al
several points have beaten their way
across the canal and Wednesday |
night were pressing the enemy well
10 the eastward ~'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
GERMAN RETREAT
ON t5O-MIJE LINE

ny TIE Associated Pres
The Germans are now giving
ground over the entire lS0-mile bat
tie front from Ypres TO Rhcigs.
Seemingly the question ther
tho Germans will be able 10 hold
even relatively, their present limo
from Flanders TO Champagne Is
being answered apparently In the
negative.
The strategy of General Fooh,
which imposed on tho Germans tho
necessity OF falling back ln Flanders,
Artula and plcardy. now likewise is
compelling the enemy TO withdraw
from the Nesle river between Sois-
sons and Rheims. northwnrd toward
The Aisne ln order 20 avert disaster.
Outflankcd on an defensive works
alonE the western part Of the hdIhe
line and In great danger Of % turn
Ing movement eastward from the
regions Of Noyou and Soissnna. ih"
German high command Ht lasi has
been forced 10 begin the retroRudo
movement I'm tho soissJns- Rheims
sector which the military experts
long had predicted would hc neceasi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
French Soil Is Fast
Slipping From Huns;
Offensive UnbrOken

PARIS, Sept Between Ypres
and Rheims, with General ManEin
menacing the st. Gobaln forest and
the Chemln des Danes, with Cen
erals Humbert and Dcbeny advanc-
ing on 81 Quentin and the Franco
Americans ON tho Veslo. with Cen
eral Raw linsou before Peronue. Cen
eral Byug before Lens and General
Flumcr before Armentieres, tho
enemy feels the soil OF France slip
ping from under his feet
Commentators point out that In
the present offensive continuity has
been maintained lasting IS days
without break aud that not since
the beginning Of the war has such
an extended sorles Of hammer blows
been directed. throwing the adver-
sary into complete dismsy The
enemy apparently rs unable 80 re-
organize his forces 90 make q sland
capable ofr arrcstiug tho onward
march Of tho allies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
FIRE DAMAGES SMokEWELL
STORE IN MORNING BLAZE

Fire In the rear Of the SmOkewell
cigar store IN the Bliss building AZ
Third and Main streets. at 2;4b thfys
this morning caused the destruction
'of several thousand dollars worth uf
tobacco and fixtures The blaze was
caused hy a defective electric wire
Damage bye smoke, water and fire
combined IL estimated at several
thousand dollars. Tho fire was got
ten under control IN ten rninutes
after the fire departmentAarriyed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
PERSHING TO HIT
NEXT AT ENEMY.
American Commander Has
Million and Half Men to
Throw in Fight.
F0CH PLANNING NEW BLOW
Yelled Information Indicates
Employment Of Yanks in
Hard Wallop.
GRAVES REACHES SIBERIA
u. S. Leader Takes l,AOO Men
With Him to Vladiyostok;
Haig Wins II Miles.
FOCH PLANNING NEW BLOW
GRAVES REACHES SIBERIA

WASHINGTON. sept Z. An
nounccment today by General March,
chief OF staff that more than 800
900 American troops had been om-
barked for all fronts up 10 August
81 furnished new measure OF the
forces Marshal Foch has az his dis
ponl with which 10 follow up the
victories already won on the western
front
Included IN the American ship
ments are men sent 10 Italy and si-
IBERIA. the arrival Of Major General
Graves. American commander. at
Nladivostok with nearly l4O0 men
Of the forces dispatched direct from
the United States having been an
nounced today by General March.
The total number OF men sent else
where than tn France, however, 10
less than 10000. leaving more than
n million and a hair American troops
available for the use OF the supreme
commander IN The great battle.
sweeping Success Expected.
The size OF this American force
becomes increasingly important as
the scope OF the new British assault
at the very center OF the German
line on the Doual- Cambrai front be
comes apparent In the opinion OF
army officials here. the breakdown
uf the German defense lines on this
front may prove the entering wedge
for allied successes OF a sweeping
nature since the fact that General
Pershing's army has not yet been
largely employed Is proof that Mar
shal Foch has ample reserves with
which TO press his advantage.
In his midweek conference with
newspaper correspondents. General
March reviewed briefly tho battle sit
uation OF the last three or four days.
noting particularly that the British
in the most impressiy We phase OF the
battle. east OF Arras. had smashed
their way across the Hindenhurg line
on an eight-mile front with Cam brai
~ their objective. The major enemy
resistance along the whole sixty
mile battle front from tho scarpe 20
tho Oise, he said had been encoun-
tered and overcome by the British
and the swift advance OF the French
troops last week when they gained
five or six miles on a 25-mile front
IN a single day. was due largely TO
withdrawal forces upon the enemy
in the north.
British Gain tt Miles
General March pointed out also.
as indicating the rapidity with which
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Nine-Year Old Tulsa Lad Helps Quiet
Passengers in Wreck on Midland Road

passengers on the trim from the scene
OF the wreck TO Mugkogec
on tho score OF passengers injured.
only six weke seriously hurt These
and six others with paiHtdl but not
serious injuries were brought 10 a
hospital here on relief train This
afternoon. Others slightly bruised
and cut were given first aid on he
scene.
The Seriously Injured.
Mrs ". ' Hamlet, Terrell Texas.
hip and back injured.
H. T.. Amersou. HaHkell Okla, nib
broken and internal Injuries
J. A. Wolsey. Fort worth. Texas,
hips md back injured
A. n. Ellis. Haskell Okla, shoul.
der dig'0uated
g. w. singleton. Nuskogce. okla.
uacS. hips nud shoulder injured
=. Is. smith. Oklahoma city hips
and hack igaurod.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
AGE PROPOSITION ON NEW
REGISTRATION MADE CLEAR

WASHINGTON, sept 4-To re-
move any misunderstanding as 20
who will be required TO register uu
der the new man-powcr act Provost
Marsha General Crowder IN "a state
nent tonight said that am men who
have mot reached their forty sixth
BIRTHDAY on or before registration
day. September l2. viii be Included
within tho maximum age lmiit and
all who have reached their rlgh.
toenth birthday ON ur before that
date will be Included within th'
minimum age limit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
BRITISH DEMAND
PROMPT RIsPNItNTiON.

LONDON sept t.-Thc british
government has cent o telegram 10
the holshcylk FptcruIucnt at Moscow
demanding roparation and prompt
punishment NJ those culpable In the
attacks on the British embassy eni
Petrorrad"ou saturday when the ON -
h0ssy was sacked and Captain Cro-
mic. the British uttNchc Was killed.
Tho british government threatens
I'm the event of the failure ~ the
bolshcyiki government to give salts
faction. or n there should be q repe-
tition Of acts of violence. to make the
members Of tho soviet government
individually responsible and have
them treated AZ outlaws by civilized
nations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

MUSKDGEE. okla. Sept A.-Sey-
craI persons were injured in "a wreck
OF Midland valley passenger trtlh
40 G.. caghound. al Stoueoluft e6
smiles west of here, at 2 o'clock his
morning -Four coaches left the rails.
The presence Of mind displayed Us
"a 9-yeuisold Iad. sos Neck OF Tulsa
who was travelling alone on his' way
To- Tahleuuah. where he was 10 i've
with hig grandparents Rnd go tn
school. aid much 20 Iulct tho excited
passengers
"Mr. Conductor" shouted ,he
tad after he had broken out "A win
dow and cuWlrd 10 me outside otp
tho c6r I'm which ne was riding
"is there telephone or telegraph
office Tint ] ,nn get Co. I want 90
lrr my mama know that have
lrru in wreck. hur I am nor
hurt, Lhare just lost my hat aud
suitcase
The lad was The pet Of the injured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
While Boys Oversee Get Series Results
The World VIII Bulletin Them in Tulsa

ing on Boulder between Third and
Fourth. N Will also be recorded on
o. big bulletin board Sergeant Glenn
condor ot the United states marines
has consented 10 handle the mega
phone during the series Fans. young
and old. Of both sevcu. arr cordially
Invited 10 be our guests this after
noon and every afternoon during the
series, Tor while tho war nveS
shadows AN else just now, We mus'
remember thDt our great national
pnsiime is imperighphle America
and baseball are synonymous Phl
balu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
PRICE OF COTTON IS
TO BE SET BY BOARD
Chairman Bartich Announces Com
missions Wnl he Named to Study
Plans For Sterilization.

WASHINGTON. Sept 4-The
war industries board, with the APP
proval OF President Wilson. is soon
TO nppoint a committee TO consider
the desirablilty and feasibility OF Of
fecting sterilization OF cotton
prices and other matters connected
with handling the crop. This was
announced tonight hy Chairman
Baruch.
The announcement OF another
short crop or cotton" said Mr..
Baruch's statement. raises in acute
form the problem of satisfying the
needs Of the nation as well aS those
Of the allies and OF securing an
equitable distribution for the pur-
pose OF winning the war. Involved
IN the distribution i the problem
Of bringing about reasonable sta
bllization Of prices I'm the interest OF
both the producer and consumer"
Mr. Garuch said tho committee
10 bc appointed viii study the pres
ent cotton situation. the problems
ot distribution, the marketing Of low
grade cottong. and the deslrability
and feasibility Of effccting stabil-
izotion OF prices
The committee. the chairman
added. will begin activiees gy soon
as possible and will hi6d hearings
at convenient points In the cotton
producing states and at such other
places as may he found necessary.
80 that the Interested parties can
present their views
Announcement 10y the department
Of agriculture that the severe drouth
iu July and Angus had reduced the
production forecast from l5,235,0O
equivalent 5O0-pound bales. as Of
June 20, to ll137,O00 bales as of
August %. was responsible for the
boards decision, which was under
stood 70 have been approved by the
super war council.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
COTTON RECOMMENDATIONS
ARE ACCEPTED BY HOOVER

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE rec
ornmendation OF organized cotton
seed producers to stabilize the price
OF their products used largely IN the
manufacture OF lard and food oils,
at the average price Of last year was
accepted today by the food admins
traiiOn This plan, as approved shy
commissioners Of agriculture and
farmers organizations was presented
20 state food administrators, meeting
here with Herbert G.. Hoover for
consideration OF the general food
situation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
British Air Force
Carries Out Raids
on COnStdnfinOpI

LONDON. Sept 4--Constantln-
ople was bomharded on four sue
ccsHivc nights In the latter part OF
August. tho admiralty announced
today The arsenal, the dock
yard, the Turkish war office. the
airdromc at rhlata. the seaplane
base at Gallipoli, and Chanak were
attacked
The raids. which were carried
out by the Royal air force, oc-
CURED ON August 25, 20. q and 2s
ON August 20 and September !.
the Royal air force, cooperating
with the navy carried out sue
ccssful bombing raids on Ostend
and ZeebruEge on the Belgian
coast Thirteen tons OF bombs
were dropped and large fires
were started. the statement an
uouuCcs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Iu,sncLs Nld In Destroying iorc''s
uf Enemy East of Lake Baiknl.
Americans Are safe in siberia
BRITISH WANT PREPARATION
Moscow Government u Told to Pun.
ish Those Responsible Tor
Attack On EWbas,N
RUSSIANS FLOCK TO COLORS
Report Comes from ArChnngcl That
$4,000 Io,ullst~ Are Nov OPP
Grating Win Slp,uk Army.

WAsUlNGTON. sept g. uciatod
dispatches reaching the state depart
men, from lrkuish siberia, via rc.
king dated August %. say the hol.
-hc,.k army east of Lake n,lkal has
been destroyed by tho tEocho Slo
vahs. that Cusitcks are operating
with the Clppus and that all Amer.
loans In siberia are wfc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
1fferIUhiIc.

The world vas tull o. gladucas
Tin the war came on
Nov thrts's much o' caro- a. Hadneh'
An ih, old time hughtor.s gone.
but wen bring 10 back TO smilin
Under sunny skies an hluc.
Uirb the good things will be pilin'
When The war rs through.
There % be- r'sdness here tomorrow
when the war ls done
Mother hearts shall know no sorrow
And 30 pining Tor son.
shall hear the old time laughter
And the old time tinEiog. too
Love and pe.rc shalt cheer as aler
Freedom 's struggle TINY Is through
tCor,rirht 1913 hy Edgar A Uaeti)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Across the Atlantic 10 our fight
crs in European training camps ana
on the firing line tho cables VIII car
~ the ncws Of the opening game or
the world series today. Play boy play
h viii be flashed 20 tho thousands of
our valiant men IN tho training
camps of this country IN Tulsa The
Worid can bo depended upon to pe,g
der the same efficient service -as
I'm seasons past Beginning az 40
O'Clock this afternoon the opening
game viii he meraphoEAd IN every
detail. hot or the AEsQriated Press
leased wire. from The world build
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
FRENCH PURSUE
HUNS IN RETREAT.

FRENCH ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS Sept 4.--French cavalry to-
day were closely pursuing the Ger
mans retreating In the region be-
tween tho river Somme and the river
Oiae and had reached point within
a mile OF Guiscard. 5is miles OF
NoyOn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
LENS Is GIVEN
UP nN GItnMNNs.

LONDON sept 4-Thc city ot
Lens has hocN definitely evacuated
hy tho Germans according 10 reports
from northern France today The
British. u ia stated. are rcfraininE
from occupying only because OF Eaa
fumes remaining there
Patrols, protected against tho
fumes have entered Tho sity, II IN
stated ana found it clear Of tho en-
gmN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4--Americah troops in close pur-
suit of the Germans retiring north of the Vese have captured
the villages of Dazognes Perles, Fismette and Basleux
taking prisoners and machine guns General Pershng re-
ported in his communque for today by the
department
The American forces General Pershng said have reached
the general line Vauxcere Banzye Grand Hameau Ameri-
avaors also have successfully bombed the railroad yards
at Longuyon, Domary- Daroucourt and Contains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
ViOIGtOrs of LiOhfless
Night Rules WW Lose
Their Electric Service

That therc have been numerous
violations ot late ~ tho Monday
and Tuesday llFhtcHH order. has
come 20 the notice Of tho fuel ad-
mnHtrator Mr. Williamson has
issued notice that hereafter those
who persist IN violating 'ho order
VIII have their eieotrlc service dis
continued. %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
No IMPORTANT FIGHTING
IS CLAIM or GERMANS

BERLIN. Sept i.--(vis London)
"Up to the present no important
fighting activities have been re-
ported says the German official
communication issued this evening
between the Scarpe and the
Sommc.' the communication adds,
tho enemy felt his way forward to
our new lines Between tho Ailette
and the Aisne fresh French attacks
were repulsed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Entrance to Chicago Federal
Building Is Wrecked by Bomb
The Weather

Tut "a, Sept {
Maximum o. min
imum 50 south
winds partly cloudy
precipitation q Us 90
chez
OkIAiiOMA For
Thurbduy and Friday
fair. slowly rising
temperature
LOUISIANA For
Thursday local show
err iu east and south
portions, generally
fair iu northwest Q
portion. cooler Fri
day fair cooler 10
southeast portion
ARK ANSAS For
ThursdAy far cooler
in east portion FRI
day falr. slow ~ rio
Ing temperature.
49, r.Fafl fNH