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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
OCCUPATION CLAIMS
ARE NOW INCLUDED
Crowdcr Adds Supplement 10 oues-
tionnnire % Cover Information
for Industrial Exemptions.

WAsHINGTON sept IA sup
plement 10 the questionnaire which
men hoLween IS and SO will be re-
qulrcd 10 flu Out after they register
next Thursday has been ordered oy
the provost marshal general 70 cover
information necessary for tho grant
ing NJ orrupnuonal exemptions under
the broader provisions of the new
man.power act
The supplement will consist ot a
single leaf n viii he filled out hy
each registrant claiming exemption
exactly as is the main questonnaire.
Regulations governing the appll-
cation Of the law have now been
COO pleted The point chiefly dis
puted since thh extension OF drdN
ages was proposed has borne upon
classification Of industries, which
was urged hv number OF the gov
ernmout administration. II was rep
resented that certain individual en-
tcrpriscs and some industries ought
20 be exempted entirely from the
draft
General Crowder and his starr hsve
held tlsri no general policy should
be adohTed and the regulations be
issued shortly provide that exemp-
tions shall be granted only on evi-
dence produced IN individual cases
Roards must determine IN each case
that o rCEistrant Is enEages In an
occupation or industry necessary 20
the war and also that the Individual
involved 10 necessary 10 the enter
prise
The ruling ieaves shipvatds as the
ono virtually exempted industry
Provost Marshal General Crowfer
announced today that Americans Of
draft age who are registered A.
home but who are now working In a
Civilian capacity In France or Eng
land will he given opportunity by
their local boards TO apply for vol
untHrv enlistment abroad with the
American eypeditionary forces n
they aFe called for induction into
mllitar,. aeTvicc
In case man rs rejected. be-
cause of physical dIahOitv. when
he seeks such enlistment his local
board viii plaoe him in class 5 as un-
m FOR military service In case ne
tried ~ enlist In this country be-
fore going abroad and was rejected
he viii he placed in class n n eony
of The examining phyEci1n'G ccrth-
cate is Font 10 the local board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
ORDER RESTORING SCENT
FARE HELD UP BY COURT

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept IT,
Chief Justice Bond NJ the state su-
prcme court this afternoon suspended
tho order 81 Circuit Judge Slate
whirh automatically would have re-
stared cent street car fares I'm Kan
sas CITY and 81 Louis, NO, ana nu-
thorized the car companies ~ con
tinue charging scent fares until the
supreme court passes on the case.
4 decision IN the case Is expected
before tho end of this year The
conditions of the supercedeRb.
granted hv the supreme court are
thnt tho company imppund the extra
cent in r. hank % be paid back n
the court holds the Htate public
service commission had no authority
TO grant tho Scent fare.
Script for one cent mus, ha H..
Fu"1 90 zach passenger when he on
rnrs a street car this being payable
10 bearer ~ the bank n the court
set aside the scent fare,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
BoLsHEvIsTs MUST
PROTECT CoNsULs.

WASHINGTON. Sept 7--Bol-
sheviki authorities e. Moscow have
been warned by the allied powers
through tho ministers Of Holland
Denmark. Switzerland and NORWAY
that they will bs held personally ra-
sponsihlc for the safety Of allisd
consular officers and missions nov
detained In Russla
Reports from PetroErAd received
today through Stockholm say tho
MhNimalist papers are openly ad-
vislng the murder Of French and
English nationals In Pstrograd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
COURSE or ARMY STUDY
IN CAMPS IS ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE
course of study and training for the
students army training corps was
announced today by the oommitfee
on education and special training
OF tho war department. Eleven
hours week. or about one-quartsr
OF tho weekly period. will be de-
voted 10 physical training and actual
instruction in military theory and
practice A great part OF the re-
main4ng AZ hours. however, viii be
devoted 70 lectures. recitationS. lab
oratory work, etc. AZ a necessary
foundation for this instruction.
Subjects to he studied includs
mathematica. physics. chemistry,
geology, geography topography and
map making. hygiene, sanitation.
military law and government
study Of the English, French and
German labguhses alko will be tn
cluded In the curriculum.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
AUTO AND STREET CAR
COLLIDE; SEVEN HURT
Ffnh and Denver Scene of Accident
Last Night; Fivc IN Hospital;
Two BADLY Injured.
Dr. c. P rAnn, 1909 south III

Dr. c. r. Linn. 1902 south Ill
wood.
Mrs. g. =. lam.
Miss Marjorie Linn.
Miss Gertrude Linn
George scott. II years old, Chi.
cagu
Those people are az the Okla
homs hospital as me result Of an ao
eldent wherein DR.. LlnnSs automo'
bile colnded with a street car al IN,
corner OF Ffth and Denver st
O'Clock last night The automobile
lost one Of itH wheels. and all Of the
glass In n was BhiveTtd. while the
street car was Knocked into the
front yard ~ the house at Denver
and Fifth
Dr Inns face 10 badly cut about
tho Eyes. although his condition is
not considered serious Mrs Linn IL
believed 10 have sustained Internal
injuries. although just tn what OK
tent she is hurt has not yet been
determined The two daughters ~
Or and Mrs Linn suffered hut minor
cuts and bruises
MrgT 81 v MCReVnolfs, III West
Eleventh street. and Miss Thomas
who lives across the street AZ 1la
W est, Eleventh, we're slightly shaken
up IN the accident Minor hrulfes
r. tho extent Of their iniurleH They
we're treated AZ their homos hy Dr.
n W MRyginnis
Witnesses say mat the street car
was headed toward the west, while
the automobile was going north
None seem 10 know iust exactly how
the accident happened br. Linn
said, NJ the hospital.
II was going north IN my automo-
bile. with my wife, two daughters
and n little boy who "a visiting IN our
and did not nee the
street car until after I was right on
n Then I do not remember any
thinE until was brought hers,
whore I woke up
The street car WIS I'm charge of a
motormAn named Gordon who es.
capped uninlured Harold McGrath
manager ~ tho street car company
SAYS n is the first accident of the
kind he has known whore 40 few
were injured There Serc five peo-
pie I'm tho street car
Or Iiun'E automobile. hiF Io~.
dan is not very badly sma8bed me
worst injury 10 n being the lore =
ona of the front wheels Tn" tros
car IA badly smashed about ne for.
ward end
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
JAP FORCES OCCUPY
3 TOWNS IN SIBERIA
Imam, Ching Yank and KhAbarovsk
Arc Taken In steady Advance.
Coxacks Also Make GatnA
MUST PROTECT CoNSULATES
NcWrals Warn Bolshevid 10 Provide
safety for Officials, Arrests Made
I'm Pctrograd and Moscow.

bv The Astocittsd Press
NLADIvOsTOCK, SUNDAY sept /.
uu Tho UaEurl front Japanese cav
airy has occupied Imam ~ the
junction Of the Imam ana Ussuri
rivers Prisoners report constorns-
tIon In the ranks of tho bolsheNik
forces on tho discovery M the pres
ence Of entente allied troops which
they did not suspect until they were
I'm actual contact with them
on the Manchurian front General
Semenotfs Cossacks have reached
the Qualifications of BorEia on tho
Trans Siberian railway $50 miles
southeast Of Tehitn the capital Of
Trans Raikalia Japhpsae cavalry
covered the rlght wing took Ching
YANG after sharp fight and cap
turod 100 prisoners and a baggage
train The enemy Is retiring toward
tho Onon river 80 miles northeast
Of Rorgia
The japanese are Issuing gold yen
notes IN an effort TO improve the des-
psrate currency situation.
The American Red Cross II pre-
pairing a Red cross hospital base a.
Bonhaldon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
NEW PLAN ADOPTED
TO GIVE CASUALTIES
fcrnhlug WIN Cable Names of the
Killed and Missing IN Action AZ
Fast as They Are Reported
SLIGHT WOUNDS LATER
Courier WIN Bring Names of Mem
Only Temporarily Disabled 20
Report Them to Relatives.

WASHINGTON. Sept 7.--Under
a new policy Of reporting casualties
In the American eXpedltionary forces
adopted by the war department. tho
names Of the men wounded will be
sent 20 the United States by courier
twice a week and only the names of
tho dead and missing will be eablsd
by General PershinE when the sys-
tenn Ia fully in effect
In making this announcement to-
day. General March, chief Of staff.
said General Pershing had not here
tofore sent In the nafssh Of men
slightly wounded because generally
the men had returned 10 duty before
the names reached tho United states.
In a reply 10 an inquiry from the de-
partment, General pershing had re-
ported. General March said, that
there were twenty thousand such
oasualtles up 20 August 20.
Under the new plan, the names Of
all tho wounded will be sent 70 the
United States by courier, together
with their hospital records 90 that
q statement OF the diagnosis can be
furnished TO relatives Of the men,
Much Discussion Caused.
There has been some discussion
In the United etates about our cas-
uaity lists" said General March,
"and the war department has been
trying 90 get In touch with the exact
condition OF casualties In Franca.
because we have heard from NUM-
her Of sources of relatives at hoine
roceiving the Information direct from
their people In France OF men be-
ing wounded when the war DEPART
ment had not notified me relatives
at home At an early stage In tho
reporting OF casualty iista General
Fershing asked for authority not 10
report slight Casualties. becaues the
men would be back on the firing
line before the report. after invest4
CATION could reach+she United Stafet.
n was thought fhen Il would simplf-
~ matters and prevent useless worry
70 relatives N that system were
adopted.
n have got q report from General
Pershing an 20 the number Of thoss
Casualties. In addition 10 those which
he has published. 30 a. 10 be able
10 give the facts 10 the American
people am giving the facts TO The
people because ] know they viii face
any casualty list with determination
and courage whatever II 10.
10000 Casualties.
General Psrshing reports that up
10 August 20. there were twenty
Thousand casualties which he had
not reported which were listed hy
doctors as light--men who have
gone 10 hospitals and gone back 20
tho line. and that sort OF thing; but
IN order 10 meet what l think 10 be
the Just demands OF the people AZ
home, I am gQlns to have General
Psrshing forward by courier 70 uu
here the entire hospital records bf
the American sxpediiiogary forces
giving all casualties, no matter lila
man IA In a hospital only day,
with medical diagnosis OF eaIh
case These will be put in the handa
OF tho relatives General Pershire
will report deaths. missing and such
major casualties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
ENGAGEMENTS LOCAL
SAYS RFRLIN REPORT.

BERLIN, via London. Sept -
on both sides OF the Cambria
Peronnne road there were rear
guard engagements in front Of our
new positions" says. the official
statement from general hnadquar
ters tonight
There we're local engagements
between tho Allette and the Aiane. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

east the Germans are giving up
EruGgingiy the angle formed by fhs
line trendlnE of southesAtwArd
towards Rheims offering partiou
larry stiff opposition 10 the Franco
American forces near noman, be-
tween Revillon and Montigny-sur'
NeAle,
In FLANDERS the British mad,
some further hoadwAy, but fonnc
tho German reslstance stiffeninr
around LaBaeBeo. The Germans sp,
parentls do ngt intend 70 give ur
Armentlsrs IN this sector. but are
reported hurrisdly fortifyinK the re-.
gion' defending a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
ARRESTS or REvoJUIIoNIsrs
ARE MADE IN MOSCOW.

AMSTERDAM, sept IA large
number OF arrests have been made
In Moscow under a decree dated
September 8, ordering the taking
into custody Of all Of the social rev
oluuoniats of tho right and the TAX
Ing ~ hostages from the BourEe.
oisie parties and groups of former
officials as a precaution In case o.
new conspiracieE. Moscow dispatches
state The persons arrested were
chiefly social revolutionists and high
ercleslaatlcB
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
TURNING MOVEMENT
MAY re STARTED.

| ny The AHhoclatod froat.
Marshal Foch's Succession OF ham
mcr blows along me German lines
| from Rheims 20 ArraR since Juv
IS have now vel, nigh completely
flattened out tho great bulges ere.
atsd bY the German offensives OF
tho spring ana early summer.
Further still. the well co-ordinated
progress of his attack has brought
him 90 point where he may wei
bo able 20 strike a Stlll more dis-
astrous blow 20 The German defen-
sive system In the vest
From Laon 20 Cambria the Hin.
denhurg line stood an last year In
tho way Of the allied armies seeking
to drive back tho enemy from
northern France aud FlanderA- Ldt-
tle impression was made In that
line except temporarily In General
Byngs drive below CambfA last
fan Already In this summers cam
paigu, however, the line has been
pierced on a wide front along is
northerly stretches by the British
and within the past few hours u
has been penetrated IN It's southerly
reaches by the French
May Turn hnc.
n appears that Marshal Foch'a
plan may prove 20 Involve the turn
ing ~ the line on both lts flAnks
a. CAmbrAi and Laon In the north
tho British have been for several
days IN position 20 deliver what
might easily prove vital stroke
on tho west of Camhrai where they
halted A. the Canal De Nord. and
made no move toward driving home
tho blow which tho logic of the slt q
uation points 10 a. inevitable
In the south the armies Of Gen
ersl retalu have now fought their
way 10 positions where the left
flank Of the line Ia under their guns
and the edgca Of the defensive post
lions are beginning 10 feel the ~
feet of the poundinEs on the west.
ern outhkiris Of the bastion Oh ST.
Gohain, defending Laon tho French
already at Barlsia. are M advance Of
the limo they occupied IN 1917 and
further south below tho main has.
ton. are standing on ground which
had not been lu allied hands since
1914 Further north they are he
fore Ia Fers whence an sAutward
drive would carry them north of IN,
ST. Gohain mass'f
The French drive seems clearly
aimed at this maalf which. appar-
emily lg ssfe from capture hy front
attack. seems NOT unlikely 10 prove
tho objective N an oncirclinE move.
mont This. however may have 90
await the further retirement ~ me
Germans nor.hvnrd from the AiHns
% the east Such rstlrsmeut 10
regarded u4 Inevitable
Arr Closing In.
The process of closing IN toward
ihe HIudrnhurF limo az the points |
whore 10 had NOT yot been reached .
was continued rapidly yesterday by .
l0tb mo French and British Tho
British forward 40 an accelerated |
n"ra below the Clmhrai- Ppronns [
front and on that front Itself they .
already ure close 10 The line. South I
M the Sonme thc French pressed |
n beyond TerEnIer and moved uu
speedily a'onF az the line opposite I
ho front between Ia kate and 81 /
quentin
ON ihc AiHuo there was uttis
'hnnre toward The western part ~
,kc front where the Americans. ana
ffsnrh are or The river. facing me
Germans onirenched along The canal
which parallels the stream. Further
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
AMERICANS IMPROVE
POSITIONS ON AIsNE.

nv Tho Associated Preaa
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON THE AIsNE FRONT. Sept T.
The attempt Of the Germans 10 retain
their foothold on the south side Of
tho AiHne canal In a wood 10 the
west 81 VillerH en- Praysree was null
llfied by a small hut brilliant opera
ticn early this morning The dense
little wood had been packed with
machine guns, under cover OF the
German runs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
What You win Find
In TOddV's World

YAuhs Nov Under PsuhinF-Ninsty
Per cent of Americans in France are
nov undsr oommoud of American gen
erai
oreupatonai claims included -Frtu
uhsei has been sdded 20 question.
nHife for purpose Of makiuE specisl
claim for exemption
Auto and street Car Colllde-Fivt rsr.
sons in hospital ~ result Of collision
oi automobile a0d street car In rultl
last night
French Make Another BiE Ghin--Ad
,sns, iiy' miles and cross st. Qusn
Free Airplsns Trip.-Captsin Brssn wiii
take anyunt with him % oNuiora
rthwsal rerions-ii they havs the
Tulsa 'Y" Mar 70 Ansona -sssrs.
tary Of local organization will run
mou"r raising rsmpalgn in that state
How 20 Ill Qutstiounairs Here ID
something svsfY prospective regis
ubHl yin vaHt 10 tno~, Read II
Dream Wll ne Realized Vision of
hmsriea 70 FREQ world from Hun dom
inAtion shout 70 come true. tayt fhe.
ts Childs Dorf
asst Amsficanr Under Congress.
man Hfr Chandler writes Interest.
ing letter concerning aalora OF luukl
ia Chateau Th.rrrv battle
Oil. Very few know more about this
tuhiast thsn Colonel Posk. and what
be shya 10 authoritative
reAture section.
Women ard War Work -gneirtr. local
and ttate--itemH Of interest 10 all
waurr
Edtoral sseUoraa Here are the heai
opiniouE on vital suhisfts that tho
World boot writer's are capable Of
and they hit thr spot
New York Fas&eln Letter. What they
are waArinEGAre goinr 10 wear and
what they would like W wear arc De-.
scribod
Talsa Woman 20 Frbnte--Wtn 50 "a
sutsflalner fOr y NJ &. A.
Auto Trouble Solvpr--luat vhat tho
motorist needs. fills the bin.
Boston b. Third game Of WNrld's
Series
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
MANOIN SMAsHTs
HINDENBURG LINE.

PARIS, Sept THE midday
eommuniqus from the war office to.
day was welcomed a. one OF the
finest Of the recent encouraging ser.
lee, as Il showed that General Man.
gin had taken another bite out OF
the Hindenburg line. lie aid this by
capturing Bsrisia. OF which the al
lies only occupied the outskirts NJ
the furtherest point OF their 1917
advance
The inroad upon the old line was
further emphasized by the capture
81 AulsrH and Bassoles Aulers. which
the Germans had held since 1914.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

and the authorities are having the
greatest difficulty In trailing de-
serters owing 20 the connivancc
of the working claseea Never
theless, hundreds have been ar
rested and generally these have
been sentenced 20 IS years impris-
onment A great number of im-
prisoned deserters, broken by soil
tary confinement have been re-
leased and sent back 10 the ranks.
Disobedienoe and defiance Of
officers is common at tho front.
according 10 the correspondent 's
Information and a similar spirit
Is shown In the munition factories.
where the workers deliberately are
slowing up. with tho result that
the output has been seriously de-
creased.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Hun Ships Held bR Peru
Are Turned OUer to u. S.

LIMA, Peru Sept Following
the authorization by the Peruvian
congress. an agreement was signed
here today transferring 70 tho Amer
lean government control ~ the Ger
man shipping interned IN Peruvian
harhora
Six steamers and four sailing yes
sels. toAlling more than $4,000 tons,
are Involved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

WARRINGTON. sept RE
peated reports ~ disaffection I'M
tho ranks " the German army
wcll authenticated accounts Of
matinics on German wurships sod
the Known disaffection among tho
various peoples OF the Austro-
Hungarian empire, continue TO at
tract the greatest interest hcre and
% stimulate tho speculation over
he possibility Of q breakdown be-
hind tho German lines Secretary
Lansing indicated today that the
situation was receiving careful at
tCntiou.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
GERMANY GETS
FINN MAN.POWFR.

PARIS, Sept IA treaty of al.
lance has been concluded between
Germany and Finland under which
the entire man power of FINLAND
ls put az Gsrmanys disposal. ac-
oording 20 a Dispatch 10 the Matin
from Copenhagen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Beer Substitutes Are
Affected in NeW Ruling

.wAstuNGTON. SEPT Msnu.
facturers NJ near beers and whstl.
tutes for beer. which h1Er developed
a flouriEhing business in prohibit
ton territory. h was officially ss-
plained TODAY. are iusi no much M.
fected hy the decision 90 rlt Off
brewing of beer az those who make
the actual beverage. Millions ~
d6uars have been invested l0 Tho
business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
JAPANESE FORCES
TAKE ANOTHER TOWN.

By The Ahsociatod Press.
SHANGHAI sept 7--Japanseo
forces have occupied the town of
Khabarovsk. siberia, according TO
advcea received here from Vlbdi-
vOatok
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
WAR on CHINA
Is NOW DECLARED.

NLADtVOsToK. sunday, SEPT I.
The Russian bolHhevik council vet
Biagovieshtchensk. capital 81 tho
Annur province of Aoistic Russia. has
declared war on china because the
Chinese government Il sendinF
troops 20 the northern Manehprian
front The Siberian frontier has
been closed and the bolsheviki arc
confiscating Chinese property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
The Weather

7 LksA, popt
Maximum So mini
mum so north wind
clear
OKLAHOMA 20
Sunday fair warmer
Monday fair
W n Is T TEXAS
sunday fair warmer
Monday fair
LOUISIANA POI
suuday and MoudA,
fair. warmer Mon
day fair
ARKANSAS fnn
day sad, Monday fair
warmer lueadAJ
fair
D. A ST TEXAS
sunday and Monday
tatt Tuesday Esner
ally fair
KANSAS Fsii
Sunday warmer DO
s. A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Bdruch to Meet Cotton
Senators 10 Talk Price

WASHINGTON. sept Ia cor
ference between Chairman Baruch of
tho war Industries board ana sena-
tors from the cotton ratos viii be
held next Monday nj whlcn his re-
cent announcement Of plans FER tho
appointment Of commission 10
study the cotton situation with
view of fixing prices win he de.
cusEed. Senator Smith OF South
Carolina today announced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

MADISON, Wis Sept with
all but one precinct reported. Gov
ernor r. l.. Phillip claim re-nomina-
nation for governor on the repuhli.
can ticket by 22s votes over Roy
= wilcox
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Russian TrdUeiers SAY
Premier LeHiHe IL DeG0

STOCKHOLM, Friday sept g.
Contrary - reports received from o.
fetal boisheyik sources iravelora
who have arrived ~ Haparanda,
Sweden from Moscow, assert that
Premier Ienine h. dead
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
ThIs Anlmal Hnmnnn

Pitching horscshoes, has hecome
so popular in the army that az a
number OF places It has been found
necessary 10 station guards 20 pre-
Vent the men from stealing the shoes
Oft the feet OF the horses, But 40
ing enoush 20 steal the shoes from a
mule.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
ST. Quentin Canal Is Crossed; Mangin
Breaks Hindenburg Line; British
Gain on l7-Mile Front.
TURNING MOVE MAY BE MADE SOON BY FOCH
fense Broken Allies May Attack on
Cambria and Laon Flanks.

PARIS, Sept 7-French troops today penetrated from
four to five miles the Somme front according to the
office tonight They crossed the St Quentin
canal Tugny bridge and ST. Simon capturing both places
Progress to the north Of Vauxalon was made and Cee-
surAsne captured.
The French hold the general line from the western out
skirts OF Vaux Fuquerre Happencourt the east Of Tugny
bridge and of St Simon Avesne the edge of Jussy
the railway from Ham to Tergner Amigny-Rouy and
Barisis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

New management OF s0b---now
guaranteeing best In tire and acces.
sorv service Western Auto supply
company ADV