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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
CENTRAL HIGH GIRLS
HAVE MILITARY CLUB
Nill Re Organized nrOuri ard wa
Wear Uniforms Now u,ug
Mad, nv sewing ,r.-.
OFFICERS HAVE BEEN NAMED
..oo Captain. ~c'o,tod. War Norl,
Co BE- assigned in,h Dirl tu
Npv Organization.

............. ...t... whereby
the c.r. NJ .,. N.u UuH mab
paru,.uI, 'n ...... ..I r.l a,.
t.uc. ,Hn. .. . fr, Uu.. u' ih"
i,rulr u.Hr. companies hJr
No,u uut,. nH. f.. fn. poa' ~"
.caks .uH Na. u.u I,.u completed
A. tnr Cine. uu,'u. hold u tho
room of ...r ...H,l.r N..H lI,m.
uA smtH., .. N.I.. elected Iu'
fuiloVtnr u'..ua lu H'r'r th" r".
wunH.r or f.a term, CAPTAINS.
l.Iu Humphrey. 1ul T. Anna To,n
Iuff lieutenant Elu1 Sew Kirk
and Helen npwnup. scrrcnn's. Su-
utr pa1He and Louise Haley. Cur-
uuralE. Marion chandler luclllc
E,1lu. Iu.HIr shelton Elizabeth
NIrlruu Elizabeth THOMAS Mar
parpt Damphr.I Jesse twist, Pauline
Woods Janice iatuoy and Dorothy
MrBlrucy
The material Tor tho uniforms
his bceu purchased gud several ~
the girls ~ the sewing classes have
already completed thclr7 They are
Or khnk color ana OF galnioh ma
terial with a military coat effect and
small bronze buttons
The g,rl battalion Will meet every
Monday afternoon and attend tho
regular Inspection Of the boys com
rauies. Every other Tuesday thcS
viii meet In their clasA room and re-.
ccivo from their instructor and
capt T. y Thompson. instructor
OF the hoNs, lectures on tho uuda-
menthl principles OF military train.
ing. These lectures will give them
q clear understanding " the move
ments ana positions assumed by
troops In the field aud viii help
them 10 interpret clearly any and
all military terms which one comes
In contact with In the columns Of
the daily war news
The main object Of this orEaui-
nation is however. patriotic work
Each girl will be given prrs,ribrd
Rmount Of war work 70 he turned IN
each week This work may be IN
tho form OF Red cross duty at the
Red Cross headquarters or II may
be sewing. knitting, making Rn3
ments for the RelRian children or
IN rolling bandages or making sur
gical dressings This organization
OF high school girls Ia the only
one OF itE kind In the entire state
and II iz hoped that IN the near
future II will extend until It en-
lids,geVery girl In our own school
and other SCHOOLS In the immediate
vicinity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Physical Training

The combined classes In phys,H,,r' H,,
,,sinipa under the supervision OF ~,
nan and Miss Smith have plhhn',
a unioue program for this week ~
number OF pupils have been nsrt
from each class period 10 'aNu .,,rca
In this program viii ne an.
marching. games by the p0ysi
naratus work by the girls. fo'N ua, al.
ing and calisthenics by INC &c.
There will also be given SOM IN M
claI features that will be pros 49,
within itself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Charles Riley McCalley

Everyone who is fond OF good.
humorous reading and clever violin
solos should be delighted with the
recital to be given by Mr. McCalley
and his assistant. Miss Kelly. at the
high school tomorrow night He will
give humorous selections from James
Whitcomh Riley and other humor-
GUS authors. The price will be
20 cents for grown people and IS
cents for students II a ticket for
The debate has been purchased tns
admission for the holder will be or.
. cents. A very enjoyable even'"s
looked forward to.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

Nuur NaahoycAis brain was IN
..l-,. .u ur, ln the cellar of the
.u.r ,D tho leading anarchist 81
Ilnrnnua ho had listened to the
.dkN. Inspired words OF the leader,
nnu wldr him believe that the state
capitol must bo destroyed when
% wac tn that Was chosen to carry
lu Internal machine 80 the capitol
II. heart Vas glad aud his brain
huNcd with ylputou hut when
Nriuuis POOR body began to brave
me nov nud cold outside the Etutf}
u,liHI. Win the heavy Rrlp IN his
hand h,s heart failed him He felt
HINN inside. and he Irlt that his
brain wnN empty llc knew that the
htr contained an Internal machine
s"i 90 20 or iu su hour and that
% mdrtho power 90 blow - mrr"
building 20 picrss ,lic ala not know
uu" thing ,hout such machines II
Wus impossible 90 fix the thiug now
halcful tn him Hu' n wouldn't go
nrf n was also impossible to return
tu the cellar Ne didn't oven con
slider that IIc rushed mndly tn the
opposite side VI town ana uipp"d uu
a railway track Picking himself
up, he uaw that the problem Go get
nd of the bag wus nov solved fur
passing hlm, outward bound. ww 70
train of empty box cnr7 n" tossed
tho satchrl into one ot th'w tul
walked away hurTicdlv II great 'uIH
or his shoulders
Inside tho b0Nuotr was % dIr'. y'"
Of straw, on which Ia' % large. NuH
mani and "a small clean 'rl nHN"i
J.. d H..
with those uf nj companion .'H
uuriccnhly They were cI'nu and
made Of volNet whli" The man w'i'
dlrtN mll uf holes aud loosely rUi
together The man wue ,h' uo'u
riuus "tu,k safe IIWw' who
could open any sHfr n.adr A. %
Ln-L rn-nrL No NM -L----- u ----
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Promising Dramatic Class

THE second period dramatic class
ar,Ises to he real dramatic class
prder the instruction Of Miss SEX
suer The class for the past week
have been working whplly on the
.taps settings In order to accustom
the students to giving pictures to an
audience The students have done
exceedingly well considering II II
onlv a class Of beginners Three
members OF the class have been
practlcinE on one-act coneu> d,
"posaIie." by Mark Maurey. the
Erencb author. This play viii ne
given before the assembly In the
near future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Musiic


The pupils NJ The music classes
have been working diligently ON tho
Isrench "marsrNlal4c hyuu" They
have learned to sing in the FrcpDh
and when heard as tho melody
floats thru the halls has what We
might call a Partisan air. Co o.
The Marseillaise was written ny
N French officer. Ruugct dc Iislc
In the heat ~ great excitement hc
com i,osed one uf the CREATES, pat
rIotic songs known today The suug
vas first called War Song of TN,
Army OF the Rhine But as the
parlsinns first heard 10 sung hy o.
n.,a of patriots from MArselIos ne
new name was given To the song and
a. aill retains the name "Marseii
lsise when it is sung by the must,
s,.s~e. A gives one the same patriotic
sss51ns as must have been Rouge
s~IIrie's II may trulhfullN b,
$500 seeopd TO The star spanglc,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Testing Their Speed

Mr.. Kings first period ,yPswri,, 1s,, u,
ing class took their rno.dav
the second six weeks on lueSu"S'
April ?. .h.r ~ words of
a,as. per minute was about
w Tbe two receiving the high
u m .,nee we're James Roop ana
go S Johnson. Their average OF
eds per minute was all The
'a.,sst average OF the class was III
,scn words per minute.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Nut Meeting

A meeting Of the fifty-tive Thrifty
Nuts was held IN the Central High
school building Wednesday, April 4.
The first part Of the evening was
spent doing Red Cross work, initla-
tions OF new members following
The next meeting Will be held AT
the house OF Margaret Emmons' at
slO South Quaker. Red Gross WORK
will be one Of the regular features
OF the Nut meetings,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

e. &, Gracey put over the spring
drive" the other night on the east
"rn front All reports are censored
but victory is claimed by MIR.
Graccy. Eye witnesses say that II
was dun affair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

Joe Brandt Lloyd stone and
Chester tlemming former students
of Central high visited here last
Monday. The three are now attend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

A brand new sparkling diamond
has appeared on the hand OF GER
tain faculty member It's on the
left hand too I'm looks mighty
suspicious We sure would" hate
10 lose her right now.
Sun We don't understand whp peo.
pie like candy on April |, but we
found that there were several inno-
cents that liked " even II IL was
soap and pepper We are glad. too
that VIC still have the bright young
ster, who thinks OF such brilliant
duings
\ meeting OF the Thrifty Nuts
Was held In room - az 30 Thurs
tal. They were engaged In folding
handagcs while folding bandages
they had business meeting. at
which they elected new president
Forest Wimpish. The rest of the
evening was spem IN initiation Of
new nuts,
Miss Galloways first period Span.
i-h class is undertaking the great re-
sponsibility OF learning the subiunc-
tive, the dread OF all Spanish stud
ents The all seem TO have spring
fever as none have been able to pre-
pare their lessons for about u week.
However, Miss Galloway still retains
her good spirits In spite Of such
odds. 9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

We lcarn with deep regret Of the
Illness uf Miss stephens mother
Mrs stephens was taken to "a local
huspitnl Mdducsday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

Lloyd STONE Herman l.autaret and
Joe Brandt all former students ot
Central Htrh. arc spending Easter
holdA5H with friends and relatives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
DURAZZO IN ALBANIA IMPORTANT AUSTRIAN
NAVAL BASE, DESTROYED BY AMERICAN,
BRITISH AND ITALIAN WARSHIPS

Americans British Italian war>hps have destroyed the
Austrian naval base At Durauo Albania This sensational eSple.
whc hwas carried "Wednesday have reduced the
Arans large the Adratic that OF Poa
although port tiume may be nscd for this
The attack coming time when The Astrians IN southern
Albania dire after losing their support lines eastward
through Macedonia appears to be significant Italian troops
launched offensive there Tuesday suggests that perhaps
military operations may be begun along the northern Albanian
the retrcang and the situation holds
large possibilities Dnrazzo within one hundred m'fs OF rn'lS
The Italian naval base aud within sinking distance Of
Corfu from which directed the operations Of the allied fleets 10
the Mediterranean e4r
Arenticrcs with the British close pursuit
hurrc abandoning the region south Of the ys river where they
of development This h uncovered
the important city of Lille and will probably make imperative
withdrawal all the way down the line Arras
North of weal, driven German the Anglo.
Belgian drive, there indications Of retirement yet
although military believe the hold
vii be shoriyed that Roucrs virtually the hands The
allies
Smashing the German line Quentin, Field
Marshal Iaig plunged through the last line Of the formidable
atiested by the made during the day Terrific efforts
made by the Germans to halt The progress the British
frtess and reported that British cavalry aud tanks have
reached the open country back Of the enemy S line
Further successes al this point would shake the whole
German ne from oa 70 Rheims The enemy far as known
has other position that formidable captured
during the past week by the allies Directly behind hs
railroads wbh vital to the forces fighting farther
the south
Near Rheims General bcrhclot made progress and
the time not far distant when the cathedral city
from German artillery fire for the first This
advance by the French has that of the
British around st Quentin we operations farther east in
Champagne There military experts
drive is of greatest sregica value any going
in France.
Gouraud ! army in Champagne has NJ last cleared M
western gate of Grand Pre- which north
forest Charange has been taken and the
village have been forced to give ground
East of the Argonne forest forces facing the
line appear to be held up by the desperate
defense OF the This may only temporary however MS
the nature Of the country has made difficult M heavy
artillery for the resumption Of the drive against the enemy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
REPORTS
MUCH BOOTY TAKEN
100 Cannon and 750 Trench
Mortars Were Among the
Haul Made Within One
Week

Washington. Oct General Perish
inR's communique today says that a
partial count OF the material captnr-
cd during the last week by the kmcri-
can troops advancing between the
Mouse river and Argonnc forest shows
leo guns of all calibers, 750 trench
mortars. 800 machine guns. 100
heavy tank guns. thousands Of artil-
lery shells and hundreds of thousands
of rounds Of small-arm ammunition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

st~at impoflanee, and "a s6 miles
fenm The Nrrot railroads eenneclins
ihs German army sikh Germany tls
q also solsdiy established an ChaIlef
ans" which n@Nnrsn eseniilai mneslea
~lih the Americans on the other asos
" Arxenpe forest Ne haM aaslei an
other 2uoN 80 the i4.eoe aslaouera
leksn seot a.
Better ailll afa ,he resatis along tho
nerih"rn sectors ~ the hattie frsnt
The German RETREAT oxer q ssvsns~en.
milr line 10 the Anneusl~res aectiou
~as accelsraied yeaeriay Win ihe
nliioa hot 8non his tfail ths enemy
frSc nn Armentierns aud Lens. the
Ef"ui eoai city Nllhoat a bl,rw ne Is
Nov sell eaai u ihsaa two cities snd
the mining fesson ~ Bethuna 4 con.
plsisiy cleared
As a further resmlt os ths RETREAT
lis- ensmy . nae IN DANGER of lo.ina
ibv belgian eoasi. shonld the allies
seceeed ia forelng their way through
The gap between 0stena and Lille it
~onid mean disaster Tor the Germans.
Even 4 the drive should be stopped
on the Eceanf General LtniemsoefT
no dnabi rsaiIses u sili be difficult 10
rssiat issbeflnitely tho gro.iug
strength ~ the allies Ia Flandcrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
GUTHRIE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION FORMED
National Home Garden Movement
Will Be Pushed, Prominent
Educators Will Address
Meetings

The Guthrie Teachers Association.
will mcct ~ the Central school Thurs
DAY October 10Th. for the first time
this year very interesting pro
Gram will be carried out nr Van
vleot. Of the University of Oklahoma
viii address the teachers on the Nat
ional Home Garden movement Or
yanVleot Is member OF the state
Council OF Defense and this organiza-
iicn IA pushing the garden movement
amongst The school children. The
movement is o national one. and ha' a
national organization. headed by Mr.
Claxion. chief OF the Bureau OF Edu
cation. II is planned 80 enroll all the
children in this garden army The
organization IL very similar 10 that of
the army there being officers ~ the
same titles al those in the army Mr.
C.axton says there must be q boy or
girl making a garden for every sold
Ter fighting In the army
The entire program Of the after
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
KAISER HURLS INTO GREAT BATTLE IN
FRANCE ALL HIS GENERAL RESERVES IN
FRANTIC EFFORT TO STEM AII.IED TIDE

Paris. O,i I Germany la nov
throwing IN general reserves into the
haiile on the 81 Quentin front This
accounts for The ssiffentug resistance
there and also along tho German Ieft
flank and marks IN. beginning II ths
laaf phase ~ the great hattie
Notwithstanding violent counter
attacks by The enemy Inc alllca con
iame 20 make gains which, although
local, are none the less important a
they have cumulative effsc, on the
center OF The line
British armies commanded by Gen
erai Byng and General isaxiinaon con
tirue TO press the enemy hard They
have carsured lie Catelcf. General
Debeny east of e. Quentin is SLOW "
pushing tho Germans hassk toward
the upper Disc valley Genera. Ber-
theiot "a continuing biz adm0cs north
Of Rheims and has now occupied ihe
whole Atsne line from vaiIly 10 BERRY
au- iiac.
Principal interest along the fr,n,
10 the east cnnfera ahealt the opsr
atoms conducted by General Gouaua
Ia the Champagne sectar. Reinforced
by the hmoricans General C.ouranl
ta~ pushed forward until hc Is nov
within ak miIes of vouzi.rs. base II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
REPUBLICAN COUNTY cAmpAion
TO DC ORGANIZED SATURDAY

Chairman Fred Madden and aeere
tary Sam jardan have called tee RE
publican eousty COMMITTEES 20 meet
here iomoro@ afternoon. Ia tho county
court house The meeting for pur
pose of organizing for the county
campaign A short and vigorous drive
win be made and the whole aopub
lican ticket elected There was
never more reason why this should
be done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

The members OF the Logan
county executive committee IN
charge OF the Liberty Bond cam
paion. are working like beavers,
and while there is no doubt OF the
ultimate success OF raising the
s40o, 900 quota assigned to the
city and county, still 4 will require
not only hard work on the part
Of the committee, but there must
be concert Of action on the part
Of every citizen 20 insure success.
Remember. first. that this loan
must be raised, and raised
promptly. Second, that Guthrie
and Logan county has over one
thousand Of her best and bravest
men in this awful struggle, and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

they must feel and know that the
home people are behind them to
the last dollar. This is the least
that could be expected.
Congressman Joe q. Thompson.
OF this congressional district. who
will speak at the opera house Ia
this city. Saturday night. sums the
whole situation up in a few eio-
quent words az follows:
There Is nothing we at home
can do that will strengthen the
fighting spirit Of our boys over
there. and lower the steadily de
ereasing morale Of our adversar.
les like carrying on in this loan
drive as bravely and covrsoeousiy
as they are carrying on In
France"
Don't wait for the committe to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
LETS PAY FOR THE
RIFLES OUR BOYS USE
Guthrie Liberty Loan Quota Will
Give Soldiers 10000 Weapons
That They Know How
To Use

The American soldier Ewear- h'
hs rifle Machine guns arr .ow"rfu
weapon. hand grenades and trench
bomb may b. handy a. times, bur
Nhon II comes right down 10 real snre
enough fighting IN Tho open, whero sh'
ENEMY can be secn niye the donghhoy
rifle every time The eaao viii
which be can pot a lcaping Boche al
hundred yards has amazed the 50,
dtere Of me French and british arm
les
Gise tta Yauk time aud rifiea
enough aud they win dive atralghs
lhrough TO Berlin. The boys will 80
the shooting. bufh Is NJ 20 those who
stay at home TO provide the rifles
Guthrie must provide ~ share and
Il Will do 4 hy subscribing its
quota and more Of the fourth Liberty
loan DO YOU know what Guthrie viii
be doing II Il sfbscribes only the
minimum quota OF si0o,00a that has
been allotted 10 this eityy u win b.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

An unusually good program has been
arranged for the hand concert tonight
at Federal Park. Prof. Ryan will di-
rect. Come out and hear n patriotic
ccnccss tlIatwlll cheer you up and put
pep In your Americanism. Then buy
a bond tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

With the American Army Northwest Of verdun A. When
New York the village ABR 81 Friday
they made victims German sAchsry which
been investigated by authorities A he New Workers.
into the village number OF Germans Of their hiding
places with uptcd hands supposed surrendered
When the Americans the GERMANS suddenly dropped
their hands and aeng hand grnad threw them with deadly
effect killing wounding number OF the New York
The survivors rcreated and told the Then New
York forward They with
and projectors and filled the village flame Es
not a single German escaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

Tho triumph uf American genias N
solving ihe dye problem was con
fpicionsiy shown "a Mnekogee the
other day ACCORDING 70 IN" pbronlN
where Young woman has been s"cn
cn The street clad Ia hriwhi green
skirt. aalo pink hose. blood red shoes
ard yellow heola I.el Germany keen
her dyesiufts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
WOUNDED U. S. TROOPS IN
HOSPITAL SHOT By -uNs

with the American Army North
west of verdun, Oct. A. Twenty
patients. many Of them already snf-
fering from wounds received IN battle
were killed when German she'll
struck an American haspital several
nights ago.
The hospital was only short dis
tance behind the fighting line.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
CONGRESSMAN THOMPSON
TO TALK AT GUTHRIE
AND CRESCENT CITY

Congressman Joe Il Thompson will
speak on the Liberty Loan Saturday
~ Guthrie and Crescent Tho meet
ing al Crescent will he In tho after-
noon and az Guthrie at s m. at
Jhe opera house He should have
. large audience He has just
returned from to firing line
in France, and will have some person
la knowledge TO tell.
The Thompson meeting was first
scheduled for the Government Acre
but Mr. Thompson has hai cold
and can't speak IN the open air
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

hunt you up. Hunt up the com.
mittee and make your subscrip.
tion.
Delay will Get nowhere.
Il simply makes an additional bur.
den on the committee. as u will
take the best that 10 In Us TO aehi.
eve the end sought. and urani.
mouS team work 10 what viii spell
succe,s.
II IL our battle At home 10 win
the wa. The greatest victory
that can :. won, outside OF a de.
cisive battle at the front. will be
the over subscription Of the
Fourth Liberty Loan in such an
amount that Il will serve notice
on the kaiser and his murderers
that the United states IS in this
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04

Washington Is leudIng the Allies ~
millions month a per cent. which
raises the auction why Uncle SAM
barrows Of his nwn people al 1 f-t
per cent and ehaTges the Allies 5. and
whether The United States i 10 ~
r.oney brokefsw. business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
AusrRo HuNoARIANs ON MOVE.

London, Oct AuA,ro Hungarian forces Albania
ing considerable disorder before advancing Italians rs
Austrian forces are blowing ND their dcposs
After the capture of Beat by the Italians cavalry joined
pursuit Of the retrrang Auatans and has made consder
advance according TO nofficial note Issued today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
AMERICAN TANKS CREATE HAVOC WITH HUNS


American Headquarters IN France Oct when the Geru
forces advanced Tuesday attempt capture Apreuont or
front west OF Verdun American tanks suddenly emerged
town nall directions The tanks rch through Germ
ranks bullets them from All sdrs and spreading
utmost terror and CONSERVATION
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
=. Tad &- Ihey Eisht"s--'
HOW IIE DID IT

An Oklahoma ls,y' IN a letter to tsss
hcme folks after his arrival In rraaf s
said that he had six meals a day whils
en- board ship three down aud three
up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
AMERIcA NcHAsERs SINK rWo suRs

Rome Dct American submarine ehaAer
submarines yesterday during the bombardment of Duraaxo
officially announced today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
AMERICAN TROOPS IN ACTION

With the Rmercan Army IN France Oct American rnue
went into action this morning the Champagne rt
from the Freno harmy states that they
by and had taken Blanc Mont and Medeah farm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
BULLETIN.

Washinrton Oct Blanc Mont and other poshohs
in Champagne reported General Perhng his com
Thursday announcing further gains by the American
forces fighting with the French
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-04
---"Tead As They Tighs"----
GERMANS AND AuSTRiANS
IN FLIGHT FROM SOFIA

Rome. Oct. A general flight of
Germans and Ausirians from Sofia
and Constanople has begun. according
to advice received from Swiss sources
today.