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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-12

ride milovana Feridie stala
ziva pred MIN "a mlad6mu
muzi jen jedna napadla okol-
most: Fetidie mivala vzdy n9z
ne radostny vyraz, kdezto ia
To dfvka mela vyraz bolnomy
slny.
Prichazela k nemocnemu a
pravila milym hlasem: ''Emi-
le -" -,
Nejen ryse Feridie mel zde
pred ocima, slysel i hlas a CHI
pfizvuk, jakyz byl zvykly sly
chati cd zemfele milenky.
Nyni rldala Sc s duchem ne
n,ocneho tolikerym utrpenfm
seslabenym skoro nadpfirozena
prom6na. V9fil nyni pravdu,
ze sc mu Feridie zjevila.
Cely jsa zmamen, volal neu
! stale jmeno Feridie. .Ona mu
odpovidala sladce: 'Emile!"
'Slysim - vidim ji!" do
mlouval 81 .nemocny. "Jest to
Feridie, jez, Sc mnoui mluvi a
prece - jak to jen mdze by.
ii? Coz pax jsem nevidel zbOz
hovanou tu devu, jak lezela ma
SVEN ldzku, umirajic a posleze
mrtva? Kdoz pax to ze1nrel,
jehoz srdce jak jsem Sc presved
Gil, prestalo byti? CT to nebylo
srdce Feridie? Citil jsem, ze ru
ce jeff tuhly a vystydly. Videl
jsem jeji oci = nejhlubsi q nej
zhavejsi oci celeho sveta - vi
del jsem jak >zhasinaji. Videl
Jsem jak Sc jeji prsty u rtd
zkroutily a poklesly, kdyz la.
skyplne Sc vsemi naposledy sc
lo1cila. Coz pax to nebyly ru
ce, oci, rty Feridie?"
o Emilia pokousely Sc mrako
ty, smysly jeho Sc zakalovaly
mock jeho byl prilis slaby prt
tyto rozcilujici otazky a nemoe
ny znovu stizen zachvatem no.
recky.
F,atma cht6la sc vzdaNti.
! Emil uchopil Sc jeji ruky 8
zadrzel il.
! Feridie - Feridie !" zvOlal
Proc chces odejiti? Urazi
jsem te? O zdstan u mne, kdy1
jsi jednou prisla - tvs mi nebe
skym zjevem - ty nezijes =
ia vsak jsem tax st'astny ze tt
aidjm u sebe! Miuji te tax W
lice, Feridie,' ze jsem take
} chtel zemriti, abych te moh
nasledovati!'
Hladil meme jeji ruku.
. "Ty nezijes,' opakovaA nyn
v jasne chvili udiven, "ty nez
! jes a prece jest to tva ruka, il!
tisknu, prsten, kteryz jsi 81 tai
! oblibila a naramek re starch
stribra, kteryz il stale nosil'
- pamatuji Sc ma vse to-! Jes
to tva ruka, kterov liham :
' citim vonavku kterez jsi s obi
bou uzivala = vse to pozoruj
: Ty tedy nejsi zadnym zjever
! - zijes opravdu - p0vez, c
$ Sc stale? O odpovez mi prece
: Coz pax jsem pozbyl rozumu
a Jest to jiste horecka, jez' mn
e nechava videti Feridii zde pr
4 de mnou. Klamu Sc? Nejsi-
. Feridie, proc mi naslouchas~
: proc zdas Sc s radosti mne nj
q slouchati?"
Fatma chtela se vzdalit. N
o mony znovu il zadrzel.
u. "Nikoliv - zlstan!" prav
= prosebne. "ZIstan, necht' j
y kdokoliv, ty luzny zjeve - z
e. stan blahy klame - ponce
e. mi ten sen! Nefikej mi kdo j
- nerikej mi to!"
"Ja tt to povim, Emile"
e ia toho nechci v9deti!"
a "Jsem Feridie -"
oi "Feridie!" opakoval a zan
h h6ufil oci,, aby myslenky 8,
! lspe mohl sebrati. "Feridie\- :
y Q iak podivny to sen! Ale Fe
2 die zemrela ia il videl m
~ YOU, ,soblicej .jeif hoEec kou u
= vid9l Sjsem,} iak =
-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-12

PEODA Sc iacino per0vy viz
dpln6 zachoHaly, hodici Sc pro
tesafskeho kontraktora, natera
ce neb farmafe. Haste Sc v {.
34l0 E. sc. ul. 0-12
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FRODK Sc nov{Y dun 5 q kou
pelnami, fernes ma horkou vo
du, sklep pod delym doFnem,
blize Broadway Blizsi sd6li J.
FLIP, 1923 Dolloff Rd. vzadu.
I'D
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DERs NEzAPlRA svA vFJA
Rsaiaaii.

Rs&aaaii.
Pfi vceraji{m vyroku mluyil
DeDs K porot4 v delSi feti, kite
ra ,trAala pres hodinu . Njejiz
rrdbxhu e zfejme hl&si ku ka1
nemu vyroku pcinenemu We sv&|
feci v Canton. Nezapirsl mic.
nezavrhoval mic q tel mic neod
volal. O st. louiske platform6
pravil, ze ma konvenci nebyi, il,
nepodepsal, ale pro nfi fihlasoval.
" platforfne teto vyslovov&nQ
jest pry stanovisko nejen prOti
|valce AmeriKy, ale vsem val
kan vGbec. " .dalM feci ohrazQ
val se prot tomu, ze by byl ne
kdy znepctil americkou vla1ku.
Pokracoval: "Jak ia mohl bych'
byti pro Nemce? Mdj otec ina
matka byi rozeni v Elsasku a
nenavideli Prusko z cetk sve
Iduse. ia o nenavisti k pruske'
voienske moci nemusil bJti pou
covan. Cely svij zivot jsem pro
tt nj pracoval, psal a myslM.
kazdou jednotlivou kapkou kr
We sve byl jsem proti cisafstvi.
Verim tomu, re nejsme stvofe
nj k tomu, bychom byh pouze
otroky potravou pro !, d9la.
Pax vytahl ze sve kapsy obra-
EEK, znazodhujIci zdrcenou ma
tku padleho vojina q prohlasil,
re pracovati bude yzdy, K toqnu,
ably takove v6ci Sc vice neopa
kovali. V teto. valceI socialist
jsou pry jedini, ktefi obhajuji
svobodu sIova, tisku a prava
shromazd' 'ovaciho, jez nam "a
rucuje ustava tetoA,zam6. Co
jsem prayil " Canton nebylo mic
jineho, nez co president Will
son napsal v jeho New Freer
DOM" Rozdfl jest pouze ten,
ze president mas co professor ma
psal to slovy jinymi, nez ia, oby
cejny clovek to povedeA
Debs obhajoval po te pi. r.
Pastor Stokes a X. Richard o.
Hare jako -Slechetne zeny, kite
re v6novaly sydj zivot utlacene
mu lidu. 0 ruskych bolsevicich
pravi, re budou teprve dejina-
mi uznani a oceneni.
! v dalsi feci pravil: Nemohu
odvolati jedineho slova pronese
nehc v Canton a stojim nyni
pred v&mi. ocekavaje vas roz
sudek. Nevim jak mne Odsoudi
te a nezalezi mne ma tom. Pri
tomto soudu jsem jen nepatr-
nym zlomkem a co soudite, to
jest americk& lstavu, ktera sto
Iii pred soudem svych obcanI.
/ Osud mIj lezi We vasich rukou
Ia jsem hotov prijmouti vase roz
hodnuti.
Pravnf zalobce Wertz We, sve
feci poukazuje, ma to-, ze Debs
pri znalosti ustavy Spoj. StatI
sam sebe privadi do nesnazi
aby Sc dostal, ,shrdume&ypeayr
Kdyz sam zavrhuje zakony, a
by Sc dostal do kaznice, necht
pry nesyadi k tomu ostatni lid
Kdyby Debs byl Iii v dob6 re
fvoluce, do dnes nalezeli by
chom pod panstvi Anglie. Debl
!; zastava Sc bolsevikd a americ
ka vlada bya nucena do Rusk,
.vyslat vojsko k ohraneni pra,
ljdu, ohrozenych bolSeviky.
I, Dnes neni doha pro theprie
ale doba cinI. Kdyz kongre
yola kazdeho k soucinnosti j
,lv tom zahrnut j p. V. Debs. ~
!; loba proti nemu nebyla vznes'
ma proto, ze jest socialistouA al
proto, ze mluvil prUti valce
Mlady lid, ktery slysek Debso
!. VII rec v Canton nebude jM n
kdy dobrymi vojaky. v jin6 2
!, mi by byl Debs pro podobnA v,
;: lvody zastrelen..
Fl Dnes rozhodne porota o os
! du Eugene V. Debse. - Ia We
!; rejsiho pfeliceni soudni sin b
la obecenstvem pfepln6na.
Il l.
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PRODA Sc zachoyaly nabytek,
pohovka, stGl, zidle, varhany
Q ,jiny. Haste Sc v. els. SALT
Magnet ave. ma hore blize E.
IS. ui. 9-12
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'PRoDA Sc neb vymeni "a
mestsky maietek farma o 33
akrech Is mil cd. squaru j $
lrodou. Adresa: kerpwood
Farm R, F. D. !, Box IS, Twin
sLurg, Ohio. 9-13
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BUDE-LI OkAMzITE prodan
.hraci stroj ceny $4,000 da Sc
"a $50 j 8 38 rekordy. Haste
Sc hned v CTS. Bill w. 25. ul.,
blize Clark ave. nahOre. 1O-S
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7hIJME Sc zena ma miti IA ci.
stsni kazdF patek v dradovne
FtSveta Haste se tamtez.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
HORTON IN
RACE AGAIN

A. Horton, better known as San
dy," now serving his first term as
county weigher, wants the job again
and he makes his desire known in
his formal announcement for the Of
flee which is published today.
"All that l care to say at this time
is that l have done my best to serve
the people faithfully and if they
think l have made good l shall be
glad to have the office again and
81 all be very grateful for their kind
ness to me-" said Mr.. Horton
SANDY" has been on the job con
stantly since he assumed the duties
OF his office, with fair treatment and
courtesy for all who have had deal
ings with him His only platform is
efficiency and square deal for ev
erybody, and he enters the race fol
denomination at the hands of 3hl
Democrats upon the record that h,
has made in office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
BOY SCOUT
COUNCIL is
ORGANIZED
LivermOre Elected President; Derham to
Be Elected Commissioner; -Four
Troops to Be FOrned

At meeting of citizens at the
city hall last night, under the direc'
ton OF Rev. Vim. A. Denham, scout
master, the Chickasha Boy Scout
council was organized, scout com
missioner and four scoutmasters
were selected and plans were made
for maintaining four troops of scouts
in the city.
Officers of the council were elect
ed as follows: DIR. w. II. Liver
more, president; H. ]. Brownson
vice president; J. H. Montgomery
secretary, and c. L. Widney, treas
urer. Mr.. Denham was the choice
for scout commissioner and the fol
lowing were recommended for scout
masters: Rev. Arthur S. Freese. G.
L. Widney J. II Montgomery and
Harry Schwartz The recommends
tions for commissioner and scout
master are subject to the approval
Of the National Boy Scout Council.
In accordance with the require
ments of the national organization
ain assistant scoutmaster and a troop
committee of tlnee for each troop
CONTINUED on Page Two
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
SPEED UP
MOVEMENT
OF TROOPS
May Record to Exceed April; Put Over
2,OOO,OOO in Field This Year;
British Help
BY Unietd Press.

by Unietd Press.
Washington, May america S
fighting men will number 100000
by July /, six hundred thousand
more than originally planned. The
largest single call, asking for $780,
600 men, will be sent out by Provost
Marshal General Crowder today.
Heads of military departments
meeting with the house committee
on military affairs today revealed
figures indicating that 47S,00O men
will be called between now and June
80. Other figures indicate that A.
100000 men win be under arms by
July 1, 1919.
The May movements or troops to
fill the gaps abroad will exceed the
April record, it was officially stated
today The voluntary censorship
prevents the. disclosure of the exact
figures but it is permitted to state
that the April mark exceeded the
original number promised by several
thousand.
This announcement, following Sec
retary Bakers revelations of the wal
departments plans in Europe will be
close to the two million mark before
the end of the year.
Added British tonnage for trans
porting troops is already in service
The brigading of Americans witt
British and French troops makes il
possible to put practically five times
as many soldiers in the field thar
would be the case if the American
organizations were kept intact.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
TO PUBLISH SLACKERS'
NAMES SAYS MELTON

flger Melton, chairman of the Gra-
dy coNnty Council OF Defense, today
made the following statement with
relerence to the Third Liberty Loan
campaign, and the action OF the
council in handling the individual
records of Grady county people re.
garding the campaign:
Grady county's quota of the Third
Liberty loan has been oversubscrib-
ed. The great majority of the peo-
pie of tile county have responded lib
orally in the purchase of Liberty
bonds. The Liberty bond commit
tees in each precinct in the county
have made encouraging reports. 1t
seems that all the precincts in the
county have done their part towards
subscribing the quota.
"The man who purchases $50 or
S1O0 bond when his financial condi-
tion and status is such that he ought
reasonably to purchase $500 or $1,000
is just as much a Stacker" as the
man who is able, but purchases no
bonds.
"The Liberty bond committees
from the precincts who report the
names of either of the two classes
of persons mentioned are doing their
duty as patriotic citizens, and tht
Council Of Defense will endeavor tC
support these committees wherever
their requests aud demands are rea
sonable and fair. The Third Liberty
bond campaign will practically CLOSE
on May 4th. Because Grady count!
has exceeded its quota is no excuse
for the man who has not bough
bonds, nor is it an excuse for tn,
man who has bought a $50 or $40
bond when he should buy $500 o.
$1,000. Both classes will be expect
ed to 90 their part, although tn,
campaign may close on May 4th
Immediately after May 4th, tn
County Council Of Defense will r,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03

conviction shall be fined in any sum
not to exceed $4,000.
The court room was well filled
when the trial opened this morning
A number of witnesses had been
subpoenaed, from every walk OF
life. The clergy was well represent
ed, and there were many city and
county officials in the audience. The
city was represented by its attorney
Judge Fl. l.. Grigsby. Despite the
fact that the witnesses We're ON the
job, none were called to the stand
by either side. Both the defense and
prosecution were content to make
brief statements and submit decis
ions In other cases, at which point
the proceedings We're passed into
the hands of the judge for a decis-
ion.
The decision was promptly forth.
coming and to the effect that the or.
dlnance is void, being unreasonable
and unconstitutioal ad scoring a
complete victory for the defense. The
judge explained his decision by stat.
ing that under the ordinance il
would be violation for anyone to
meet a friend on Chickasha avenue
stop and converse with him, if a lit
eial translation of the meaning were
considered. Judge Linn added as a
jest that this would work a decided
hardship on certain candidates for
office, of which species the county
abounds at this time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03

quest the chairman of the Liberty
Loan committee in the county to re-
pert all persons coming within either
OF the glasses mentioned In this let
ter, who Nave been reported to him
by the precinct Liberty bond com
mittees. People within either of
these classes will be given an oppor-
tLnity to do their reasonable part,
and they viii be expected to do it
at once. The County Council of De
fense will call attention by letter to
the people who have not responded
as the committee in the different
precincts think is in proportion to
what they should do, and immedi
ately after the reports are in, the
County Council of Defense will en-
deavor to make a correct record
based on reports of the Liberty
bonds, and who the Liberty bond
committees think should purchase
aDd all those who have not purchas
ed bonds in proportion to what the
committee thinks they should pur
chase; and when this list has been
completed, parties whose names ap
pear on that list will after being
given an opportunity to do what the
local committee thinks they should
do, be published by the executive
committee of the Cpuncil of Defense
"The Council of Defense urges
every one to do his reasonable part
and to make Grady county 100 PEI
cent patriotic so far as subscrip
tions to the Third Liberty loan ar,
concerned. The Council of Defens'
hopes that it will have no list 70
publication; that every one will d.
hiss part, but unless each one doe
his part in accordance with the opir
ion Of the local committee who ur
derstands his condition and all sui
rounding circumstances. then til
Council of Defense will make an
publish such list"
"A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03

at the central office of the cornpa
ny, the company's own service car
equipped with two chemical cans
starts for the fire. He has a few
seconds the start of the fire depart
ment and it is estimated will nearly
always be the first man on the job.
Enemy Of Fire Bug;
Suppose, for the sake of argument
that after the system is installed IN
building, someone should take q
notion to break all the thermostats'
or cut the wires leading into the
building to prevent. the alarm of the
fire they intended starting, being
given. That party would have to
do double time out of that build
ing or the service car of the com.
pany would catch him. The time
he would have would depend entirely
fContinued on Page Two1
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Still the German refused to wear the
handouts, and was compelled to
force him at the muzzle of my gun
to submit to the irons being put on
him again. He is bad through and
through and IL given half chance
would kill an officer, blow up u
building or do anything else that
would be a single lick for Germany
and against America. He does not
value his own life nor the life Of
anyone else
The papers accompanying the men
are presidential warrants and show
that Grocholski was born in Dublin,
Germany, and is 81 years of age and
that his home address is Globe, Ari
zcna. Kline, the papers state, was
bern in Kaiserworth, Germany, and
is 80 years of age. His home ad.
dress is in Boynton, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
Decision Scores Complete Victory for De-
Tense in Manning Case; Was Raheas
Corpus Proceedings
GREW FROM ARREST
OF GOSPEL WORKER
Fined in Police Court; Appeal Taken
From Decision Of COfman; No
Testimony Taken

Declaring in effect the ordinance
in question to be unreasonable and
and unconstitutional, Judge Will Linn
of the district court held for the
defendant, Frank Manning, staff
captain for the Volunteers of Ameri-
ca this morning.
The action was habeas corpus
proceeding and the outgrowth of a
police court trial wherein Frank
Manning was charged with viola
ton of an ordinance passed by the
city council and in which 1t was
declared a violation for anyone to
preach, speak or sing" ON Chicka-
sha avenue within u prescribed area.
The arrest of Captain Manning fol.
lowed a gospel meeting which he
held on Chickasha avenue, and re-
suited in his being fined SIS in police
court. His attorneys, Barefoot and
Carm1chael appealed from Tue uecf
cision of the police judge.
The text of the section of the or
dinance on which the defense based
It's case is as follows:
Section One. That it shall be un
lawful and an offense for any person
or persons, without first having re-
coived permit in writing from the
Mayor of said city, to speak, preach
or sing on that portion Of Chickasha
Avenue between First street and
Fifth street, or within one-half block
Of said Chickasha avenue between
said streets.
Section Two. Any person or per
sons violating this ordinance, upon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03

WAGES OF
R. R. MEN
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, May 3.-Millions in
wage increases for men working on
Americas railroad system were rec
cmmended by the Railway Wage Ad-
justment board in report to Gener-
al Manager McAdoo. The recommen-
dations were taken to Mr.. McAdoo
in New York
Virtually all railroad employees are
affected by the increase. The wage
board has been working many weeks
OF. its report and hearings have been
held for employees and railroad man
ayers to determine a fair basis fol
increases.
1t is understood that if the report
is accepted it will mean wage pay
ments approximat'ng a quarter of ;
billion annually.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
PROMINENT
SPEAKER TO
OPEN DRIVE
Brolher.In-Law Of President to Fire
Opening Gun in Red Cross
Campaign Here

DR.. Stockton Axson, brother-in-law
of President Wilson, and reputed to
bo one of the nations foremost ora
tors, will be the pTipcipal speaker. at
the demonstration preliminary to the
opening Of the coming Red Cross
War Fund drive in Grady county on
April II, according to announcement
made today by Ed f. Johns, county
chairman in charge of the campaign
The date set for the beginning OF
the drive, which will be nationwide
is May 10 and Mr.. Johns is now or
ganizing the county for the cam.
paign. Grady countys quota of the
$100,0G0,00O fund to be raised is
something over $4,000 of which one
fourth will be used for local Red
Cross work and the rest sent to the
national organization.
Mr.. Johns is planning to make May
II q great day IN Chickasha and
will urge the Red cross workers in
all parts of the county to be here
to hear DR.. Axson.
Mr.. Johns announced that Miss
Bessie Coyle will be at the Liberty
bank until the drive begins where
she will receive Red Cross subscrip
tions and he suggests that any who
plan to be out of town during the
campaign period make their subscrip
tions now.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
outburst Any Time Likely.

BY United Press.
With the British in Flanders, May
3.-There is still big concentration
of men and guns opposite the Fran
oo-British lines and a terrific OUT
burst is likely at any time. 1t is be-
lieved that Hindenburg is playing
possum until his armies are refresh
ed and then he will be ready to
strike again with all his power.
The infantry rested yesterday and
last night the guns were compare
lively quiet. The British destroyed
an enemy post on the Lys and the
Canadians conducted a raid at Lens.
capturing seven Germans and three
machine guns.
German prisoners say conditions
at home necessitate some sort of dc.
cision in the field
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
Wrest Hill 81 From Germans in Amicns
Region; Also Take Edge Of
Awe Wood
EXPECT RENEWAL
OF HUN ATTACK
Mass Men and Guns Opposite Franco
British Lines; Armies Rest; Hindeu.
burg Playing POssum
By United Press.

by UHII1u TTS55'
Paris, May S.-The capture of the
important HILL No. 80, between Castel
and Hailles in the Amiens region
was reported by the French war Of
flee today. Castel is mile south
of Hailles where the Americans are
fighting, on the west bank of the
Avre.
The edge of Ayre wood was capttIr.
ed with one hundred prisoners. Pa
tlols also captured prisoners In thu.
Woevre and Lorraine regions. A
German attack at Ailette was repuls-
ed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-03
French Make Gain.
BY United Press.

DJ OAlJOu ET0SSt
London-The French made an ap.
preclable advance in Hangard wood
and occupied Baune wood southwest
of Mainey-Raineval the French war
office announced today.
The German war office announced
the occupation of Sebastopol, the
principal city in the Crimean penin-
sula of Russia. Regarding the west
front, the Berlin statement said the
situation was unchanged.
Hangard wood Is a mile north OF
Hangard-en1Santerre where Ameri-
cen troops are officially reported to
be brigaded with the French. Mailly-
Raineval is midway between tho
American positions at Hangard and
Montdidier
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quota is S29.OOO,O0O.
Latimer county is the honor coun.
ty thus far, having subscribed $780,.
500. with . quota Of ss9,7oo.
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British Advance
~ United Press.

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London-Fighting in the neighbor.
hood of Villers-B -Brettonneux resulted
to the advantage Of the British,
Field Marshal Haig reported today.
In successful raid south of Arras
and east of st. Venant ten prisoners
and five machine guns were taken.
Artillery is active between Gvienchy
and Nieppe forest near Locre.
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LIB.LOAN QUOTA

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By United Press.
Oklahoma City. May 3.-The indi-
cations are that Oklahoma will sub
scribe s4O,OOO,OO0 to the Third Lib
erty loan, the state Council OF De-
tense announced today. The states
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b. United Press.
American Casualties.

Washington-New England divi.
sion losses were revealed in the
casualty list today, restoring emer.
gency addresses. Eighteen were re.
ported killed in action, sixty were
wounded and several others died of
numerous causes.