davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Parker post., 1918-07-20
Canadian Officer Praises Officers
and Men of American Army
in France.
EXPECTED TO WIN the War
Come In at Time When Strain OF lona
Fighting 10 Beginning to Show en-
Both Allies and the Foe-GsF.
man Tactics Simple.

ChicagO.-'"The Germans must strike
now or never" wrote Maj. George w.
Macleod, second In command Of the
FOrty-ninth Canadian battalion, and
one of the veterans Of the hardest
fighting the Canadians have seen in
France, in a letter to Capt. A. Wal
lace Owen of the British Canadian re-
Owen Is attached to the FOrty-ninth
battalion.
"All we can do is to say, Let the bat
tie commence" the letter continues.
Every one is anticipating a big Ger
man offensive either against ourselves
or the French. There never has been
such close cooperation as exists at the
present time between ourselves and the
French, and II the Boche starts any
thing he may get the surprise Of his
life.
Pleased With Americana.
EVERY one is very much pleased
with the Americans over here. They
are splendid looking lot Of officers
and men, and their. manners and atti-
tude leave nothing to be desired. Once
they start in I think that the Germans
will have some real fighting to handle.
Zone Is gradually beginning to real
ize the meaning of the expression a
war of attritiOn.' With the enormous
slaughter which has been In progress
for over three years the Germans and
ourselves are beginning to show the
strain. We see it In the type Of OFF,
GERS and men as regards physique.
Our training possibly cOunteracts to
certain extent this loss of physique,
but 1 would not care to see the aver
age unit Of today placed alongside !ts
former self. Similarly with the rest
of the belhgerents. 1t is at this juno
ture that the Americans arrive, and
one Is Immediately struck with their
appearance. The first million men
from the United States army should
nearly be able to finish the war pro-
vided they are not used in driblets.
Given completely new army, say Of
two full corps, or possibly three, in the
opAAhS ohu lAiC CAN VI TIC wal 1AOo40
be not long postponed.
German Tactics Simple.
81 do not think that we are at the
last ditch by any means. We have
been in tight corners before, and will
no doubt sweep our way out OF the
present one. A German offensive put
on simultaneously against the French
and ourselves at the present time
would, however, make it fairly stiff
going. ~
II doubt however, Ii the German is
really sufficiently strong to do this !:
1. e., two determined sustained often
sives. That he will use diHersive tao
tics is probable. He must finish the
job this winter, or he never will, and
all we can do Is to meet the blow when
it comes, or, possibly. anticipate that
blow by one Of our own. The German
grand strategy has never been any
thing but simple. His tactics are DIFF
ferent. His strategy has been simply
to wear down the forces opposed to
him until stage Is reached when he
can attack"
The Parker post., 1918-07-20
J. w. DORRls, PIONEER MERch.
ANT ASSUMES BIG TASK WITH
FOOD FORCES

J. w. Doris, pioneer merchant Of
Arizona, having sold out his extensive
grocery business in Phoenix for the
purpose of entering war work, has &C.
cepted the post Of state merchants
representative with tAe Federal Food
Administration for Arizona.
Mr. Doris, on account of his thirty
years experience in the grocery bus1-
ness. is regarded as valuable acQu1-
sition to the staff He has entered
upon his new duties aAsthe state head,
quarters at Flagstaff with whole,
hearted ambition, he says, to aid
merchants of the state In solving
many perplexing problems which are
continually arising in connection with
the rulings OF the Food Admtnistra-
zion.
The Parker post., 1918-07-20
JULY SUGAR ALLOTMENT.

The sugar division of the Food Ad-
ministration has allotted 100000
pounds of sugar for July for the state
Of Arizona. This allowance is far be-
low expectations, and the supply will
but barely suffice if the most rigid
economy is practiced
The Parker post., 1918-07-20
IF YOU EAT MORE THAN 9
POUNDS OF WHEAT PER
MONTH, SOMEBODY DEPRIVED

IF you eat more than pounds OF
wheat products month" says Tim
Othy A. Riordan, federal food admin
Istrator for Arizona, you are depriv-
ing others Of their lawful share.
Wheat saving is military neces-
sity-it is more than that It is a
matter of life or death for sone one:
It may be matter OF y;c,u,k Cr
feat"
The Parker post., 1918-07-20
NEW WHEAT PRICE SET.

The new wheat price has been es-
tablished for Arizona at 1920 at San
Francisco and Los Angeles terminals,
shipping points in Arizona. The new
price schedule is intended to take
care of the increased freight rates.
The Parker post., 1918-07-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To NJ Y. HagEerty.
You are hereby notified that l. the
undersigned, have expended during
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28
Vuglene | taaset Weir.

Srtet err iaa roriiprren6e Tor Wteu.
neifeta Grienteringsepne Tom Saage.
SeIp paa Den msrteite Aiteu er Golf
iitono iii Of iiroe Bel men noar oet
er Gage, er 6orboloet et belt anoet
"a oil bet n9iteu p9re umuliJ Tor
Ell Terion at orientere Jig ielp paa
Steoer, buor ban er pant iii at rPr.
oes. San ueo. az ban her o. Der itul
oreie ON et Sisrne, og ban sisr oet
maaite osiau men iom Hegel oreier
ban al ! Ell iortiert Retniug. Sa.
oite pil ban. naar Saaseu letter.
gisre Den trilte Opoaselie. Of ban bar
beu9set Jig / Tiff mooiat Retnins al
oen, ban ifuloe, % at ban islselis
befinoer rig lanst ira iii Seitemmel.
iesiteo.
Oct or | oenne Sorbinoelie Ell
ganife interesiant aieuoseierniug. at
iirisooeoe Gpr innes Of babe iRroeles
LET for at orientere Jig / Gage. On
Set Tor grempel pil uoen Sanitelis.
beo tunne finoe biem I'll Staleeu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28
Qrbeioerforb
2larsmcoe,

ct. Eliol, Winn., B. 2the ,Suni
Oct gnncrifanifc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iorsmsoe aiilutteoes igaor meb Bal
get al me Gmbeosmpno for oct fomt
mcnoe Mar. SorbunoetS mango.
carige Yrpiioeut, SomueI 8ompers,
gienpolgteS meo INFLAMMATION; 9uniel
s. Goblin ira indianapolis gien
polgtes til aasierer oe 6rant Worri.
ION ira Waibington, 9. g., til Sefre.
t9r, begge uben Sppoiition.
s lin Slutningstalc erfIrreot
Vrpiioent 8onperS, al Den tpife Wi
l%itGrroifine, Tom oct bar taget &c
Nor at bpgge, ~begpnote al pie Segr
til Soriolb % ipaaebc, at Den for.
eneoe liereoe.anierifauite grni(
mart pilbe bli Den ieirenoe.
"amerifanif Arbeioe bar giort %
oil peobli az gipre FIN iuloe Gel al
baaoe oct arbeioe og Den aftipt
Stamp, iont frGoes iorot briuge Sri
beoenS og &etiGroigbebens Sac
Seir," iogoe ban.
Sfisnt Der rimeligpiS enonu piloC
bli frppet enorme Ore al oct amle
%rifonlfe 5olf, piloe oct, oerom ieltt
ban Jig iorpisiet, noe Dem lioen a
flage.
6orut nao Waolet oiioe ingen Bris
bare for bsi. erflPreoe ban.
Wsoet, iom bar paret / 10 Tiger
betragte9 iom ct al DC pigtigite / 6or
buuoetS Siitorie. Oct bar ira @e
gpnocIie til SIit farafteriieret al Der
melt liioriaIifeoe Vatriotisme oq en-
uroffelig Sopalitei oUerfor Regicrin
gen og arigens 5ereIie % Maal.
Gonpentioner iornpeoe i'm @eilllt
ming ON Inlet at bare al beitiQe mel
ReprGientauter for De Gentrale Dag
tiers grbeioere. isr Spiflano5 Dill
tGrmaifine er fnuit. Get plloe int,
rptte, beoer oct / Reiolttionert, ior0.
oisie ReprPicntanter piIoe BIZ Iul0.
itPnoig oominereoe al miIitariitiitt
% imperialiitiife 6erere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28

naar oen ba bepGger Jig 40 8ober
% Teic, iom Den fienoer. Get iamme
bill bare SiliRIoet meo Ell Seit, Der
er part I'll Of fisre III 8ogn 40 en- be.
ltcrnt Rilte, ior erempel Seiteu for
Ell grsooogn eller Ell GIpogr. aiiiten
poa CT iaaoant aisretsi bebsper bare,
naor Der er Gage, at laoe Seiten gaa
for Ilappe Ssiler; ben bill nof iinoe
Teien, oreie ON oco De rigtise Sisr.
ucr og ltanic noiagtig De Steoer,
boor ben er port til of itanie.
Wieo 6uaIene oerimoo iorboloer
oct Jig / laage ontirent Tom meo
Wenneifere. Sm 9uerne alploer
oct iaalcoeS, at De ilet life flpper no
| taaget Seir. men iorblipcr / fine
Slog belle Gageu igiennem eacr /
bpert Sab ioalGnge, Saogcn parcr.
&c ligger GA iom Hesel belt oeiige
ben iom | ell baln Slllmmer.
Oct ianunle er SiIfploet meo SON.
iete; bcuer life De bep9ger lig ieIp
Den minoite Smnle, iaolrrge 5aagen
boloer fig. Roget Iigneube bar n
iagttaget hos iaagootiom ole andre
6iigle, og man bar o~bierperet, at
6ugle, Der, noar Iaasen begprSer,
er uoellior i'm Reoeplaos, err aloclcs
biGlpeleie o. ioruiloeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28

en- Shelfc Salt for buer Ssne, op.
Lott / Sanb. iom man oerpao brit
ger, ndar nan gier "9ran" srpe
eller Ell anben Slaas Ssrpe, hlGl-
Der lommctibcr bra for ili9e blcg.
~fanuneoe Sons.
llnocrtioeh fou man foa Sfa.
De poa Ell 6ormmoifiu for 80 Col.
lars, iorbi mon 'orieqer at ipare
Maltinolie icr ct Tar Gents eler
ioo. Ser ilibeS no Waifiueri FOR
Suiinoer % after Suiinoer al Sol.
lars bare al BEN @riinb, at altior
mango proper at ipare paa Walfin-
olien.
M Irage 8icbicl / en- Sang
rilrbt en- SrGitomme % Iige ino til
ocu ifober mcr cnb gauncr Greet.
@ieoiclcu ifliIoe iprcocS no ooer
Morfcu ri,ubt Greet iao lon9t ionr
SrUetS @rcnc itrUffer ii9,
- Get er cn6mu Sio of plontt
no9le @labioler % iGa @ogbpeoe %
WtiQct.
Nrbcib life / @cuneitpffet
mems Hiiet cr pooot al Hegu eaer
Gug.
- Gipb aul MI. Ger or Ell pir.
feliq 6ore Tor auImnnael iii Iin-
tcren.
Gu liocn goo aieffcrbnpe er
meget pTro ior Ell 6omilie / biSic
Siber.
Slicr, @riie, Soi,cr o. Sons
bar 6renltiben ior iig, % oct iant.
me bar Giereu.
- llmoben Wfais ppbepares lit.
reit / en- Silo.
elsie @pglltter. Tom fommer
no paa Sarmen for at blpIpe Nor.
mercn meo Irbcioet, bsr ri 6or,
mere bcbanole meo Tenliaheo %
Soritonb. Sc err llnqe G~atrioter.
iom bill oct beoitc % baober at fun.
ne gisre Sing, iom monner. Wsh
Dem life meo Wistro % bulat Sor.
ogt. &olo Dem life "@recnbornS".
iom enfeItc Sarmere basoc iii go.
ne at faloe oS. Ga ri / i'm 2io og.
iaa nor / oeu Stiaing, at ri maottc
robe eler %.
Sllerne nlau life mongle Salt
oa @ono, ieIp ON DC bar uonierfei
Bette ltlt cit Si6.
@ip life apaingerne forbGr-
BET, muggen Ssoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28
AN APPRECIATION OF THE
FOREIGN-BORN.

President Wilson, in a proclamation
Tor the celebration OF the Fourth of
July by the foreign-born as Loyalty
Day, says:
Our Citizens OF Foreign Ex-
traction. -
| have read with great sympathy
the petition addressed TO me by your
representative bodies regarding you
proposed celebration OF independence
Day; and wish TO convey 10 you, in
reply, my heartfelt appreciation for
its expressions OF loyalty and good
will.
Nothing in this war has been more
gratifying than the manner in which
u for~eign-born, fellow-citizens, and
the sons and daughters of the foreign
born have risen 10 this greatest OF all
national emergencies.
YOU have shown where you stand
not only by your frequent professions
OF loyalty TO the cause which we
tight, but by your eager response 10
calls for patriotic service, including
the supreme service OF offering life
itself in battle for justice, freedom and
democracy.
Before such devotion as you have
IT, a. al AioNiilNNlDls OF ace vanish,
and Ne feel ourselves citizens in a
republic OF free spirits.
therefore take pleasure in calling
your potion. with my hearty COM
mendation, to the attention OF all my
fellow countrymeu, and | ask that
they unite with you in making the
Independence Day OF this. the year
when all the principles 10 which we
stand pledged are on trial. the most
significant in our national history.
As July !. 1910. was the dawn OF
democracy for this nation. let rs, on
July :, 1918. celebrate the birth OF a
new and greater spirit OF democracy.
by whose influence. we hope and be-
heye, what the Signers OF de Declara-
tion OF independence dreamed OF for
themselves and their fellow country
men shall be fulfilled for all mankind.
| have asked the Committee on
Public Information to cooperate with
you in any arrangements you may
wish 10 make for this celebration.
WOODROW WILSON"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28
en- mooerne Trolomano
Smpr AT Tiifcoljc, Cit nben Mclf
% mango andre merfelige Sins.

Gen berifcnoe eQer trilel,be Nan.
gel paa oct, hi pleier at falbe "natur.
lige" H9ringsmioler, bar alereoe -
boaoe / be frigisreube % De neitrale
9anbe - faaet mango Sierner lagt
/ 9Iso for Of finoe Surrogater, Or.
ltotninger for DC Yrooufter, Der mere
og mere fomrler I'll at tilbsre ga.
gaen.
Gn iGrlig pirfiom Sierne ipnes
Den norife giolog, Or. Sopp of baue.
"@eroenS Sang" bar beisgt bon /
bans 2aboratorillm peo &ap paa 10
ten, % bar lipligt ifiloret oenne MO.
oerne SrolomanoS Irbeioe, iom
gaar no poa, pGientlie peb giGrin9s
fpiioIogiife Sorisg, Of irenlitiue HG-
ringsmiooel Surrogater.
Or. Soppe ierpereoe for lin 8icit
ct eienoontn1eligt - ion oct ipneS
I9roeles pelimaeenoe Waaltio.
Der fom int Sntsr poa 9oroet.
Soltrnaliiten tror, oct er WPcieriimer,
men Or. Sopp iorflarcr banl. at Oct
or 6iifeolieinlsr, laoet al "9e.No.
6a"s Seot. Get er p~roftiif talt irit
Tor 6eotiprer, og oct fol | Vrltgen
iuloc biQigere END 0targarin og
pegetabillfe SIier, iamtioig meb at
oct / araft al tit Snobolo al DC
pcrtbeiororenoe Sormoner % @ita.
miner ifal bore iunoere, iGrlig ior
uuge Wenncifer.
Sgioa Dit bar Der pao 9oroct, og
Or. Sopp fortRaer, at ban laoer
boaoe 8orgon5ola og RoQueiort al
Gentriiuge Nelf, ioet ban eritatter
5e~otinoboloet meO 5iifeolieieot 90.
iaa Grnitilsoe laper ban; ban tilipt'
ter Gcutriiuge Welf 10 Bet. 6iifeoIie.
ieot % ioar Oa et Trooittt, iom ital
ppre ppperligt I'll Waolapning, %
iom fommer pou 80 Ere Siteren.
Wten Den Sio fan fomme, oa bel.
Ter life Sfiimmetmelfeu, Der er ga.
lis Tor oisie TrPparater, fan ~ifaiies,
eQer oa Def uil ioare Hegning al or.
portere Roturmelten og BRUCE aunit.
melf iite6et. Serior arbeioer Or.
Sopp mi paa az iremitille Surro.
CATER for Relf, 6lsoe og SmSr,
bporl ser life iinoe5 Spor al WfeIf,
men boor Wlelfers ggenitaber or
iremfoIot peo en- eienoommelig 8ip
ring al 6eotet. ,6on b9poer, at ban
fan ie, at Spsrgsmaalet fan Isles;
ben aumitmelf ban alereoe bar irem.
itiQet, opiploer 8etigelierne iom goot
Hpring5miooel FOR 8riie % &alue.
Sg iaa mart ban bar iunoet De
refte Clearinghouse - % ban toller
life ON. az ban timber Dem -. iaar
ri Melf, Jlsoe og Smsr, Der intet
iom BELT bar meo Naturntelf at
gisre. 0iennem 6ories meo at
ircmitiae ct beniistsmesiist Ne.
rinasiubitrat for i~orifieQige Yiifro.
organismer isrtes Or. Sopp mo paa
6remitiaiusen al f~onoerieret Welt
d Smraaoer, han mn oaglig arbei.
Der paa. er oioiippnSenoe, oet gi9l,
Der Der ON Of lsie Grneringspro.
bleniet for en- Serben, Der life er
iaa iGrIig lanst ira aanten al Sun.
sersnso. San ipnes ielu, oet or en-
oeIlis lib at uGre "Soppsmano" i;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28

bans 6oriea bar oablct lloiigten til
8lGringsioppenes Inpenoelic paa
Ell Waaoe, Der iaar oct iii OF ipimle
for banr.
5 oisie Gage ifal Ell Gel al Or.
Sopps Erooufter bciiaa Ell proftilt
Srspe / ariitiania. San bar lepesct
ct al 9pcns ~itsrite SoteIler Ell Trsoe.
iamIing, % / Ell llges Sib bill so.
teDet M iobrc fine @ieiter meo oisic
eager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28
Sirlp iarmercm at bulbe 2inien!
al en- praftin farmer.

6irlp Tarmercn at bplbe 2injen!
Spis en- 9art al @~eitfrontcn life
boIoer, naar Giebliffet fommer, at
aommanoooroet lpoer, of life mer
Serrpn mao. opgipes - foite buao
bet foite moa, iaa trlies GeroenS
Gribeb, Din Sribeb % Din 6amilies
Sitferbco.
Spis Ell Stat foriemmer at boloe
fin Eart al Sinien Der bienme =
forlemmer Of probucere lin Hart al
De Seocprobufter, ri trP1lger i
&rigseiemeo, ippffes oerpeo Dor
Slaglinie oper i 6ranfriee. 90 /
famine Srub lom Slaglinlen Der
ipGffes, tiger 5aren for bore Stems
Sifferbeb. Gig er fort % eoOt
Stilingen.
Zen olporligite Geriobe / Ser.
bensbiitorien blir fanife af fommen.
De @enerationer lat / Sorbinoelic
meo ct eete amerifanif llbtrpf -
en- pete omerifanif Yraris ogiaa.
Gipiliiationen boIber no eGer for
falber, Sribeben bloniurer e1er Dor,
juIt iom Dor SlogIinie peo @eitfron.
ten "beIipers tie GOODS, iilit iom
Yrobucenterne | 8amplinien Der
hienune Ieperer @arerne e1er "be-
liper tie GOODS, iom Imerifaneren
uotrpffer BET, iuit iom ou "beliper
tie GOODS.
Oil DIT "beliner"?
9injen peb @eitfronten Ieperer IL
ne @urer. Wen ejsr Din Stat BET,
Dit golintp, Din gp, on ielp9
Set er nebpenbiet, at Der / bpert
gountp ps bper 8ommitne blir Isr-
get for, at ben Irbeiosbialp, Sar-
merne life fm ifaffe'fig ielp, iaapiot
muligt fonmer til benz fra gpernc
/ oeres Gountp eaer &ommlne Tom
ct SIags Ipbbi9lp.
Spilfet fan betpoe, at on - en-
gpmanb meb grforine iom en- for
benperenoe Sarmarbeiber - er
faIot paa for al patriotiif Tli9t-
feleIie at bieIpe til meb Sormarbei-
bet paa nerIiseenbe Sorme benne
CONNER og nGite Ssit ben Sio, bet
melt trr1ges.
Spilfet igien betpber, at on = en-
Sarmer - maa prepe at fonrme
bebit mliIigt no al oct meb benne
Wsbbinlp iom en- patriotiif 8list.
@i fam life pplge, bragg oe Iplittc
Saar oper bette Irbeibsipsresmaol
netop mi. Spis Ri begpnber at eis.
re oct, fllnbe BET brnoe, of Spifer-
ne panbt, mems hi bolbt paa at
fieftes. @ne ioroiife Spprgsmaal
% Speoper man MI i9ttes bagonl
oct ene pigti9e SpcrgsmaaI angaa-
enoe, bpab enbper at os pIigter at
gisre, forat Ri ifal pinbe &rigen.
8i fan life pinbe &rigen uben So
De; Ri fan life p~robucere Sebe uben
Sarmarbeibe; pi fan life bape til
itr9ffeligt Sarmarbeibe bette Star,
nben at Seiifolegutter og fripilGige
fra gperne benpttes / itsrlt mulig
l1bitr9fntng / bper &ommure. 2e-
bigei9neere maa t%pinges til at or
beioe, oa ben Iebige arbeibsbipIp |
bnert Gountp ifiilbe ubfsre Irbeibe
paa Sarmen De Siber, Set gi9loer
fom melt meb &uItipering og Snb-
beitning. Sele Gountpet ener &om-
mi,nen maa BIZ interesi eret /, at
Der probuceres melt muligt Sarm-
prooufter / 0iItriftet.
Su bar Inipar.
CONNIE 9pfolf bar iast iom iaa:
"Oet er minlanoten baarot @rbeioc
paa Carmen, % 8etaIingen er mint
bre. enb ies fan fari gpen. Spor.
for ifuloe leg lutte meo min @e.
ifieftiselie / gpen ON END bare for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-28
Sturt Eager al Vianocr, cra.
Ter, Son0grafer os Neeeros.

Strtp ioas eiter Sas
talps % uepu, bpao
ION eultss, Tiano,
sirt,orssI Susersst
eaer ~souosrai % Ns
ifal finse, at De Der
fan iaa tisbt ct nos
rtsrtttS nifrumsuf III
Sasens lapeits Vri,
fer.
Rapu bette gldb.
rNe noarN WESTERN
lls''ssc sie>,ss.
$40 Ind Ass. &,
MNe@ ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04
GOES WITHOUT
CRUTCHES NOW
Troubles of Eight Years Stand.
ing Have Entirely
Disappeared.

Before taking IaulaJ | was one OF
tne Sickest men YOU ever saw, and TO.
dy ! teel as well and strong as ever
telt m my life" said Frank links. liy.
Ing on Route lj Martins Min Pike
South Knoxville. Tenn.
'for the past eight years" he con.
siaued, u suffered from kidney trouble
and my back hurt like it would KIN
ne | would have such awful spell,
hat would have to quit work for a,
looe as three weeks at time | had
rbeumatism too, so bad that | couldn't
walk without crutches. and my feet
we're swollen so couldn't pu, on nv
lhoes. suffered aggnies all the time
md nothing ! took did me the least bit
a good,
Two weeks after | started taking
ienlac was so much better that |
nd my eruteheS aside and | can now
salk as good as anybody The pain In
ny back is gone, | have been relieved
y fheumalisin and feel absolutely well
Y every respect. ! sleep like a child,
ny appetite IS fine and everything
rees with me have gained ten
ounds. my strength has returned and
~ how back at work again and in
4 best OF health"
enlae . sold in Oklahoma Civ nv |
1ssuall Drug Co, and leading |
'su and dealers everywhere.
(Ady) |
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04
Machine Gun Fire of
U.S.Men Advancing Sounds
Like Steam Riueters

,. Er.,,..L .i... ts.f
A.. a., ''uln @ pl",'s arr i've, fIi'N seven OF
"I." I arc tHVI'iR S'iluI'a,icou'iy
,.,L '' Nv u,e I'Hn' 'nJ Iien'h BABY
.''N' @ arc humping ana ',allcfIng up
,,.. aI.l A., '."" l n'P'''I..e angles. Mean
M. Mn'ir .l' i,"'n-ANeTican artillery IS
,L,a..L tLa,',,,,h In,uS WIN a W''',n' RnrRlc
T,,ousu I,,,,,,,'. i u,g ar 10 IaNe' leading to
'"''''s' anu Iuo>e oeyon'.
Flag Of Truce.
Wonder comes a German waving d
nome made white flag. Amid the con
fusion he suddenly decided he was led
up ON war Quickly scll.ng a tWig.
sitting 1t with hl' knife. and inserting
a German army post card he wave, it
Wildly ds he approlchc, finally reach
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LOYAL RUSSIANS
JOIN FORCES or
CzECHO-SLOvAKS
Eighty Thousand Join in East
Movement,

WASHINGTON, Sep. A Clccho.
Sloyak officer has arrived at Archan.
gel with word that 10000 loyal Rus.
sians are operating with the 10000
Czecho- -Slovak forces moving eastward
along the Trans Siberian railroad from
Ekatcrinburg The news reached the
state department today ln message
from Ambassador Francis dated Au-
gust %.
The officer SAYS the Russian are
pleased with the overthrow OF the bol-
shcyik control ard that bolsheyik SOLE
dlers are Hooking to the support OF the
C1cch,.
According 10 thi, officer, story for
ncr Emperor NIchola, was sho, ON
July 10 hut the bolsheyik officials
withheld the information for two DAYS
The disposition OF the body was IN
known, but 1t was rumored that il had
been burned in a coal mine The EN-
press and CiarcyIigh were said IN have
been taken by the bol,heuki IRON
Ekalcrinhurr.
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BY Frederick A. Smith.

/ lCoprIFh' 1918. by the New York Troc.
ue Chicago Tribune and the Oklahoma
] tlty IImcfl
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
/ IN FRANCE, Sept Suppose We
take a cautious peep over the brow OF
the hill south and west Of Juyigny, get
ting a view on beautiful August
/ afternoon Of some activities which his.
. torIdn, later will classify where the.
/ belong I'm military annals.
Here arc open fields leading 20 the
/ railroad IuUgny village Is beyond
and higher ON the south slope OF the op-
poSltc bill There IS no sign OF life.
The plain is dotted with holes d rc.
ScmbIc, q sleepy prairie dog town in
South Dakota
Resemble Steam Riveters.
Suddenly from the holes appear hun.
drcdS Of heads and khaki soldier, let
loose their machine guns with a noise
resembling steam riycfer
A pause follows and the ,nipcrs on
the heights beyond the railroad and
above the village let go at the KHAKI
forms. The Americans emerge from thrI
prairie dog holes simultaneously alter
the counter fire vanc, and advance a
short distance. silpgiup and d,gp,pg
new holes under fire
mat IS the way irw Yards are
Gdincl ~ our ciiort 90 help General
ro'n feath The heights where he'an
dominate the herman position, ON the
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Historpg: -
Bits .s

One Hundred Years Ago Today.
lSlS-ltchard Congrcaye noted
English leader Of the Positive school
ot philosophy born Died July S. 1890
Seventy-fiye Years ago To-day
lSlj-Marriage Of Dom Pedro II. Of
Brazil and Princess Theresa Of Naples.
Fifty Years Ago Today.
lSo8-New Hampshire college Of az
ucuIture and mechanic arts opened at
Hanover.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
l89j-Sceond worlds Sunday school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04
Teuton Doctor
Hits Widows
Wedding Again
Available Men for the Single
Women, Is PIan

AMSTERDAM Aug N-(Corre-
SQondenge o. the Associated PressJ-
Enactment of law m German, TO
prevent widows from remarrying. so
as 10 leave the few available men for
single womcn b, urged in a letter ,a
the lag by Munich doctor Hans Won
hefug o Tie point, out that the VIZ
ows, through rcmarr,ing after thr
war would have a detrimental effect ON
Inc birth rate, as most OF them arc
mothers ALREADY.
"On December 1 1910" he write,
there were IN Germany about 500
600 wldows between the ages OF Is
and ~. Az very modest estimate
there are now $4,000"