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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-28
HAS TO WITHDRAW
TENTH ARMY

Tho roads and tracks were too bad.
the weather too unfavorahle and the
horses too exhausted. Our transport
could hardly get on at NIL on the high
roads with their thin surface of worn
stones. BESIDES We had very little
available.
The army had 70 rrturn 10 condi.
lions under which II could live and
recuperate. All this made II urgently
necessary that the Tenth army
should face about and withdraw.
At the very beginning OF the opera.
tons orders had been given for the
construction OF rear positions east OF
Augustowo Suwaih reaching az far
as the Nicmcn, The work was i'm.
medlately put In hand by labor com.
panies aa soon as we had conquered
this district. These positions altho
only in an early stage-now offered
certain amount of support. The
Tenth army received orders for fits
right wing to wheel and retire to the
prepared line.
At the Same time the Tenth army
had received instructions TO release
forces which were urgently required
further west. The great Russian
counter attacks had begun against
our long flank on the southern front.
Ter OF West and East Prussia. Fur.
Their the Russians were keeping us
busy To the north OF the Nieman.
The battle ragged all round German
territory west OF the Vistula.
The Austrian army's offensive for
the relief of Przemysl had been un.
successful The Russians very soor
made counter.attacks. Przemysl
would have to be left, to its fate. on
the whole eastern front we we're now
faced by the prospect OF heavy Rus.
,t,u.ty-
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TRIES TO
REV ARD A GIRL

The peace which rcigned once more
north OF the Pregel WIS rudely
broken on March ~ by an inroad
near Memel and Taurogsen Of a
Russian force composed Of homo de-
Tense and frontier guard formations
They took us by surprise whilst we
We're atm devotlug all our attention
60 events elsewhere.
Tho Russian horde advanced on
Memel, which the Landsturm forces
abandoned. We heard Of this thru
a telephone girl, who rang us up and
gave us this news when the Rus.
SLAMS were actually In tho postoffice
cndeavored to obtain the Iron
Gross Of the Second Class for this
young girl. Fraulein Erica Rostel
This was not possible. but she after.
wards received "A gold watch from the
state.
The Russians took TaurogRen Mt
the same time and pushed on In the
direction OF Tilsit The actions on
the other fronts had used up the re.
serves. The command 81 the Second
army corps had now TO send an
ErsaL battalion to replace them
from stettin. u proof OF how freely
We had spent ourselves. and how Ns.
vereiy our strength had been taxed
by the engagements which had taken
place since the beginning Of Feb
ruary.
on March Fl Memei was freed. and
on the a2nd 1000 people who had
been carried Oft were recovered from
the enemy. The Russians had
wrought incredible havoc. Taurog.
gen fcl, on March 20.
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my THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS"
By Gen. Eric Won Ludendorff

Published
Syndicate copyrighted
n Trea in ada
and tbs
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SIBERItNS'
GALLANT STAND

Both leaders and troops spared no
effort TO accelerate the advance. but
progress was too slow for the strate-
gle combination as a whole. Iyck.
which was splendidiy defended by the
Third siberian corps. only fell on the
morning Of the nth. This corps rs
capped humiliation and withdrew via
Augustowo behind the marshes Of
the upper Bobr.
After the fall Of Lyck progress was
rapid. BY the night Of the i6th.i7th
General Litzmann was in Augustowo
tster further heavy fighOg.
Very early in the operations. while
our columns were atill marching on
AuRustowo, the Third reserve al.
vision. the Fifth infantry brigade and
the Eleventh Landwehr division
about 10000 mem had gradually been
withdrawn from this battle front and
pushed forward for the protection OF
the armies against attacks from the
be invested and stormcd. II was now
certain that strong forces were gath.
ering In the ncighborhood Of Lomza.
and the portion OF the Twentieth
army corps stationed there was no
longer sufficient.
In the meantime The envelopmcat
movement Of the Tenth army had
been completed crhe striking force
OF about $50. 900 men was operating
100 miles to the north OF the other
thanking force.)
BY the night Of the f0thiith. after
extraordinary forced marches and In.
credible efforts, the center Of this
army. moving on the Tilsit- Kaiwaria
line, had reached the Insterburg-
kovno road near Wirballen. and
when Lyck fell on the t4th the In.
fantry columns were already due
north Of the great Augustowo forest
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A New Showing of
Stylish-stout Corsets
Eremplifpng Skilled Designing

QY their artful cutting and goring rather th1n
Oby clumsy reducing features, do these Corsets
give shapely, symmetrical lines to the full figure
Under their gentle influence large hips are re-
duced, and waistlines become graceful.
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II II were otherwise, conducting a
campaign with inferior numbers
would not he such an extraordinary
difficult task. We were favored by
luck at Tannenbere. frhe luck lay In
having the Russian wireless code.
furnished by the czarinaJ
Some parts OF the iiuasinn army
which had retired toward wovno
thus stood on our flank. and attacked
Us ineessantly with view TO holding
up our advance. II was In vain
They were thrown back ON tho kov.
no-oiita line by the troops protecting
the flank OF the Tenth army.
On tho evening OF the 18th Il
seemed AS tho II would be possible
to complete the development of the
enemy due east OF AuFuHtowo. Gen.
eral van Eiehhorn diverted his left
wing I'm this direction. ON the 18th
and 10th the advance guard Of the
Tweniy-first army eorpsaavaneed on
the selny.Augustowo chaussec, far
into tho forest. but hero they were
overrun by Russian columns pouring
back eastward. and part was taken
prisoner
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PURELY pnRsoNAL

NEW fairmouui Maternity Hosp.mI fot
mar work Tor board babies adoptsd
Write for booklet Mrs z. B Long. 40
East Twenty seventh street, kAnsaE City
Ne.
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MONT HoUsEkEEpfNd ROOMS

room - psr .seA, ~, por mEnt. a's
b. fru n
BIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
CHEYENNE y Bg7.-0oe and to room ,
furnished fnr lIgh4 Housekeeping good
location close iu rsto Main esr Aln"
rtItRYNtN % IIfa Two un'roishsi
f"nu" io, Nrht bouseArrplns connecting
ban % home % private iamtIy i'"
Housb'r
OL} MrlA. y 3 For rspt. = rooma for
ushl hou''ss"p,ng moherr.
TWO uodsfn bousss coping rooms. private
F"i,anro. ANAL family Phone sac
hlrh housekeeping rooms private front
and rrAr entrance. good water sdr.ia
only ft2n . MAO
MANHElLF =. $40. Two uEht house.
L,sr,ns rooms 'or rent
PEORIA 80 Two dandy roons for
light honso1e'p,nE ot un'mnt'hod.
IlHlN HUJ % nicely hrn,shed light
Housekeeping fo"m'
NirL houesrcpnz rooms. private front
and rear entrance. GOOD water, sdIln
"r.s lt'u Main.
ElNUOp H 800 Housohcsp,ns room,
Tor rent
NUGALE- 90. goo Two light hou,etorp.
Inx rooms nsry flrnlshsi modern.
h1odr room. on car line. no children.
Phur, is2
oNE rrm,reI room 'or lisb, bou,raecp
ng Gail fr
MlIN t 80 Two Housekeeping ro"m,
fur r.rI. ,T,rFihIrg furnished complete.
-, per month Phone glog
MADISON. IS. gl0la FOR rent close in.
uirry furnished rooms Tor light bousr.
t'"png Phone JiiJ Il
ROOMS ToR RENT FURNISHED II
ClifNTSNE s 1908 For rent, nicely fur
n,ah"d room Phone i1i6H
IuH HENT Sleeping room adjoining bath
south ud. 1051 u
NINTH. D.. 8ID
''',rHE rnum. east north .nd south o'
posurr Phone ii23
ptrKOIT 80 als south bedroom
ron RENT sitting and bed room idjoln
irr suitable for iwo gentlemen or mat
rcd couple employed uhour and ba'h on
.a,uo r""r rhooo 1905. Apply 90, 8
El~"oI
TT IHRlF I-t--For rent. nice sleeping
room. private home good location gen
ronHn preferred. Phone 1877 u
uW UtN1 Furnished room with bath
close On. Phone $50 Second and De
will have no other most comfortable
front bedroom ON south and west corner
rrr" very reasonable Phone 1874
lKi.TO \. 9u2 strictly modern. large
east front room, also garage for ,hl. with
ur without kitchen privilege, to couple
wlth no children Call and zee after
,.
ron RENT-'To gentlemen only. elegantly
furnished room In nice home. close In
garage space Tor one car II desired Phone
bsAV" liu2
HOIf srON. - Furnished up.t.lrS
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SfNFNTU. f.. ri Nicely furnished room.
connecting bath. private entrance, gentle
man Phone 1907
BROCkMNN. MARY coz Two sleeping
rooma gentlemen onI.. Phone 35Hi
ELFuASTlN Furnished rooms strictly
modern moderate prices. LASallc hotcl,
as = penVcr
BOSTON. $ G21 Very desirable sleeping
room close In
uNb nicely furnished south room or =
Young adde's t2i month Gail Gl7i
TWO sleeping rooms FOR rent gcnilcmen
preferred Phone zoos
WANTED A refined congcnal young
woman 10 share an apartment with two
Young women rdi-rrnces exchanged call
Nftcr q o clock Iuerrno apartment. In,
trance la apartment
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10
NINTH " l?O Board and room for two
Young men hig ElTpuinE porch Call
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EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE ~
WANTED Job a. .aiasmsp boot Keeper
night clerk collector, snything 'lprr
ence best Of reference Address ~
care World.
ACCOUNTANT. BOORKEEPER AND GEN
fkAb OfFiIE MAN Win 10 years cN
psrenco IN different Kinds O' office work
Including bank. printing establishment q,
mAuag,f general absfrAct and 'srm loan
WORK II year as ot"rgtive officer OF nc
I : postof'ico department, graduate ~
Springfield Mo Business o.legr IN
1908, wldo~sr by death tirirDiy sober
and not afraid Of work al present en-
ployrd by RoSrrnmrnt, hut desire a
change not afraid ~ work and rAn go
Anywhoro What have you Harry
'ulp. Atom Mo
Young MAN with ,cvrrs' soprs lo,surr
time in me morning desires some con
gr0ls. office Sors AdJrcs, N.g1, care
WANTED \ rriiucd widow WITH best rr'
crrnrr. 10 yrara' chporWnr" 40 room'ns
house business wants q position a. man
ag'. can gili
iOr ~ LADY. - YEARS UF AGE would
Ike position IN office. has high schouI
aud business education would ptrtrr
sirnogrAphic or clerical work can give
references. Phon" A3Gh
BOOkkEKPER Wanted position ~ =
competent Young lady. oip'ricrtrd in
bookkeeping and office work lhonr
ilp1
WANTED Young lAdy with experience de-.
sif"s 'i"nogprhic rouNou. Fhon" go /.
LADY ,36D capable Of making reA' home,
desires position a. huusoLrrper In mod
crn home full charge no Aundfy Nd
dress ~ ri'' room : Nh'".rr hotel
at VUra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
LODGES AND SOCIETIES

'ULSN LODGE No a meets every Thurs
N1nyy, Jay at 30 T. Sc hnt meet
es,6Akst ing THURSDAY April 10Th VS.
; Essr~~. ,tors slvays welcome. Mason.
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sITuATIoHs WANTED FEMALE ~
WANTED Job a. taiasmsp boo1s""per
night clerk collector. snything tl,r
ence best o! reference Address ~
raEr World
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED %
WANTED NI,rlv furnished southern room
IN private family with or without board
to gentleman that vii be permanent Ad.
dress l9 care World
WELDING -Flyvherls cylinder blocks
rrank cases gear. engine parts, etc,
guaranteed satisfactory prices night.
quick service Express 20 FORESTER
Welding Go st7 . second
sFE w,rI Detective Agency phoro otot.
= O boz 1920 Tulsa Okla for Grim.
insl and civil work CtiminL and so.
tiety collection: ou- work guaranteed
work Al home and shroad
NATTar Ssrs- Renovated And recovered
returned hons the same da,. Phoas
sac. SANITARY Mattress 20.
NON UNION CONTRACTOR - Carprrtsr
painter aud decorator. | DO everything
that house requires also brick and
concrete ray cash Tor material, ani
do your work satisfactorily. Phone
s5i7J G G Barnes
DETECTIVE AGENCY 2IA
FOR reliable dcie-iicc service call Ray $
Detective Agency Phone 1g5; Nlght
l,p4
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING "a
WNNrFp-,N Kind, ,emcn, work cement
steps specially Phone ,l4t
If Nor have a Mouse 10 build or any Mind
Of hous" oou.rtt 20 'tt cal Thompson.
WIEN IN NEFD-O' a carpenter. cal
phone coca from m to S y m
DREssMAKINo MILLINERY qs
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NON UNION CONTRACTOR -- Carpenter
painter aud decorator. | DO everything
that house requires also brick and
concrete ray cash Tor materials ani
do your work satisfactorily. Phone
R5I2 4 & Barnes
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NOlNG INdy l,r.I with scycrsl wears -
ptrorr, ln business office. familiar with
stock transferring. would Ike position
with reliable firm. rau furnished Al ret
"rrn,cs Address so. jarr World
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BOARD AND ROOMS


btOgS HUTEL-So~ open for business .
.Ntr8 IhIuH Drs 'frprp0' binding li."
."pw - Gsr ssrk. 1.D prr uEht a's
b. IIFu ~
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EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL ~
LIVE STOCK
DOGS, CATS PETS

/ NAVE ~ BELGIAN RABBITS tor sale
'" rrnts pair can for them or ! viii
toud them 10 you address Emma Gipon,
OWAsAo OAIa
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LIBERAL REWARD

For lost pockotbock black side open n .
folder. containing three hundred dollars cur
rency, This represents savings Of many
months hard lsbor and will he grcatl, Ap
preciAied II finder will return same to ClAs
sItied Ad Dept World Publishing Co or
/, cali 2lio
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LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES

COOP JERSEY cow. years old giving
about ~ gallons nov fresh Angus ,
So Sow above 700 pound ~.
Chickens. good layers. 81 1905 h
Tenth Phone 66l
fUN ShlE Two frcsh COWS at i92 :
MAvUrl'r These cows raa bo seen al
any time
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
81 5000 CASH hSah.. .- .afrr
broom plastered house. rar'E r...rs
ON having. Nalkirg dnian.. .rd
on premises. by owner l"i.
BFAUTIFt,L- BtNGAlnN .a
Near Horace Mann ard high .n' rl
park five rooms r'rsS,.. S,.,,n... o r ..rsr.
Light fixtures built in i'alut rs. ..r.rY
br,sm,r, This is In walking dH'a" y.
prartirsly new Immediate p'''''
Phone owner 7s.J-
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE


hhHf WAN I'D VALE 90
..... .u.,
' ",' "''T wv. TX w 'Ar.w.b, w
..', .,',,r %, "A'ang,n- 'o',s.,
,hl,o.. - no, 5d" 1t .homs ,,,V
uGa
..,,tg,,t,. ..,,., ..r,.., 10 ,,,
..,..,' -, ',rnr, .org .,It
ON rhs msrGr, wsrt = man who ha,
executive ability to handle sAlssmcu.
Also financially responsible G q.
Wright, sil y Y Life Rldg, kAnSA'
'iy. No
REGISTERED oPrpNETRI'I Must be
fcg'irroh IN Oklahoma must nave ~
.'rnmrn's a9d l'nse' 'or testing 'ne eyes
~ru ,dyrr,',cd mf,,t 6atc man At once
John tho Ming Nan I'M S Boston ave
Iusa ukt
WYNN, r,u.. ! ~ Nal
-. 80"
WANTED -oap.bIr shoe sAJa,man Reu.
WANTED L,bo,er, for ward work 40.
rly l5II NorfoIs
rnt.flt,rnu w,N.rrr ,,,,,..,..., ..,.,.
man one who i. ,,rItov 10 ,yorL and
I,.rc the ,nr,r,ntIr hn.'o,s.. IA. s,I.
A., to comrncnrr Win GOOD chance Tor
,d,anrcment reference required can
In pcrAan don phone PeouIe TradinE
~ ilb r lNITu ~
wANTEp-E1prriencs shoe salesman for
MAN.
LATuER WANTFD. -By Monday morning
Npprv ,i iggg : ouak,r
V.,Srrn ", ,., ..,,.,..,-,..
lion. capable Of handing small iorec Of
h,y. tIIr,,. \ ia caro- World
JolN THE ARMY Recruiting office, al,
Oklahoma City. Tulsa. Muskogee, Chick
-
T,rovs, r,VrrI- tI.I,oJ a. r,i,,,,
,U 1p',,I 80
"s--
W '',.nS ana I"TTs,ssss. "An''S ou.
tSD pG, n,n'ay 9I"y nTJs Ia i''0''' '''''-"'
-. ---.. .-.-..-
NNNIfp" \ tol,'ior IN our insurance de
parlm'ni 1--we one, one with cNpcricnte
preferred but YOU can learn ~ ea'lIl J..
,,i,,,' pnsnrN'u"nt N"' -O' summons
.',.
WANTED GtI FOR general housr~ork;
must be- good laundress. servants quar-.
tors tslI mornings, 1889 Norfolk
WlpE AWAKE girls to use telephone get.
ting prospects Tor free demon'trauon OF
an electrical apphanc" halt De- ~orh
I"a' ava 'n NpF' w.
- ,,,,' ,---...,-.,
'",N VIZ ~. VINE ~, Z,
N,r "''''
rrv,Ir r,rr,.rtyr w,%rrD- do
inyo,,iy,Vnr 'n| in,i,insto rommcr.,ai
linc, RtleS. from s TO 9 u IN today.
room 2. iIIH p first
ETIIrI, pEAtrTy rl.ss. c,u Mr., park,
5G05
Uot SrKEFpFP wAYTFp-An bpincum
hcred white or Indian working woman
g.s nall
room .. at al y +. First from TO o
m. todsS
WANTED Kitchen help. Apply New Eng
land Cafeteria 9o7 Cincinnati
WANTEp-Iod girl Tor mothers helper
good home and fair wages; would con
nurt olurr xn IN S,n"o' or one eu
P."y'' par ''''' .'''' W."
WANTED White gul for general house.
yy,NrEn U,,,. .,r., q, 40 .bir,
md ,rorlng must bc GOOD lapndres,
52s y MaIn
rNprrrrSrrn .uItyEpy S,,IrsI.,ny
waited Uarlor's io5 y Main
,,,..r-rr IN v,,tr.rt ,vni,,N TO-. ,.,,,..,.,rL
wANrrp--E,peri,nesd linen room lady.
Apply housekccpor Kstchum hotel
ENrERiENCEp colorcd cook wanted at
onrc AprN tol Boston
SERVANTS QUARTERS IN exchange for
work lJ2i \. Cheyenne
,,l.,I,5y ,.,, l.5ics,
rs,Ir ,,rr.r s,orr nsrm.n,nt ,nsiitop
to righi party Address Nli. care World
WAVrEn ThTt,s ,or.,. INNS, hs .,,.,i
.nrsd r.n Is9o : n.nyrr
w,SrEn- t,,.r,.nc.d b.Io n, d,.,,r,.L.
ng ,,Iy =, Nrs e4,i,Iry gon : prn.
.,r,yrrn pyrrpIENrrr w,Irpr.s
q W,fr, House Srcond and Bostor
',' N''' 80 ,''''''''
MNNI'' ~ " bnEh'. Ne" lu'ha hesuly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
Auto II Tres
Non-Skids.
SPECIALS.

Grants-No seconds; the best tire for service
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CarsT T0rSale or Trade

w. c. Norris Motor Sales Company
70l-3 SOUTH MAIN STREET
PHONE $500
ASK FOR USED CAR MAN
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MNNlFp-tt' Kinds ,emcni work cement
steps sre'a'N Phone sl4t
n NOI have hous, 10 build or any tind
Of house coutrlt 30 fec cal ThomVsoH.
Phone go
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
DETECTIVE AGENCY
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING 2

FOR reliable dccriicc service call us,
Detective Agency Phone 2g5; NlgH
I.uA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
A 1917 Buick

Lirht rir touring car In \ 'uudi
lLmn. ~ a hhrrhIn lAM IIau-
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BUSINESS SERVICE
PLUMBING AND HEATING


J. uLNti plumbing and ga munE. per
s0Ga. attention gwen 60 repair sans
faction guaranteed 5li <. Detroit
IhurS NGt~
MOVING AND STORAGE 40
l1's YOUR MOVE NEXT--jos Hodges.
transfer moving and storage goods
packed ard shipped on short NOTICE At
tsA'orAb,c prices office Frisco ffclgli
depot door No. Phone bst9
MOVING AND STORAGE
Stort With Pages Firsproof btorsGs
Phones osss 1883 5soo
PAINTING AND DECORATING 50
fAPEHlSG AND stimst,'
ehseriully rivrn: all work gusfantoed
John Peterson Phone 2ss1' i2& b
Cheyenne
ROOMS PApEREU, including paper. for ~
prf loom or mp. all work guaranteed,
sutherland Phone l1lT
REPAIRING AND REMoDELrNo S.
MY s--Msde TO order. Euh and loeEsmiih'
INK weldInr Of broken parts OF iron, re
pairing OF everything Jacobs Novelty 90,
2lt EAsi flrst Phone 72e
EMPLOYMENT
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FINANCIAL
WANTED TO MORROW

WANT to communicate with party who Will
loan 5000 90 $4,000 for one year 10
hr uIod for entering business by young
man Of good character. habits and bnsi.
ness ability excellent commercial ard
back references, will give reasonable
bonus and secure loan with Iock collat.
oral and HE insurance Address SiH,
care world
EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL ~
PIANO LEsSONs 800 Studio
2ll : Cheyenne Lor ". De Loe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
FOUND / JUNK HEAP
IN MANS STOMACH
Dog Chain. Q Feet Long, and
Safety Razor Blade Among
Other Things Removed
By Operation

Boston. Oct lS.---Discovery of a
human junk saap" was announced by
the officers OF the house OF correction
at Deer Island to-day Charles W.
Buzzell. OF Montercal, serving a sen
tence OF one year for forgery COM
planned of Indigestion
A surgical operation resulted In the
recovery of two pounds of miscellane-
GUS articles from his stomach. The
collection. DIR. L. e. Rockwell said. in
cinded parts of dog chain two feet
long; safety razor blade nearly
whole; suspender buckle, and i79
fragments OF pieces of glass. ray wire
staples. nails, and screws Relieved
OF these substances, Buzzcll has al
most entirely recovered. It is said.
The prisoner has been accumuIat- :
ing this collection with suicidal in
tention, according 10 Or. Rockwell.
since last December
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SHORTAGE OF WHITE
PAPER GROWS WORSE

Continued from Page ~
papers have not enough newsprint to
last them ten days.
Frank Lemcke. OF the Okmulgee
News. and + r Elan. OF the Pawsuska
Journal. were in Guthrie. yesterday
scouting for white paper.
I'VE are not proud" said Elan. I'VE
have forgotten all aHout getting car
loads. We are merely after stray rolls
now. Name your price and let us take
few rolls"
Said Lemcke: In three days have
been in eleven cities Of Oklahoma try
ing 10 beg, borrow. buy or steal paper.
At Muskogee we have a big plant and
a thriving paper We have been prin,
ing twelve thousand daily; our paper
supply IL eaausted have spent $50
in telegrsrms TO mills and publishers
for relief Can't get the newsprint.
We shall shut down net week This
means loss OF thousands OF dollars.
Today in scouting picked up few
rolls and expressed them to 0kmulgee
All our paper contracts are yoided
| and the only promise we have Is ship
ment by the I5th of January. ! find
at Chickasha. the Express has onl,
| four rolls on hand; at Enid. two rolls
at Ponca three rolls: at Tulsa one pub
Usher loaded up last year. but b toe
stlngy 10 say boo. AT Muskogee olt
man Bixhy bought thirteen carload.
while TIE price was down last April
but he has an odd sized press an,
none OF the other boys can utilize hi
rolls. The Oklahoman at Oklahoma
City, according 10 Gaylord, Fas enoug,
newsprint to last two weeks. Tlre,
men were sent from the Oklahomar
last night 10 scour the East Th'
News has enough for a month. Tn,
fellow who thinks that the nerwspa
per publisher is not up against 1t, hac
better guess again"
Publisher Lloyd, of the Miami News
suspended publication yesterday, ow-
ing TO his inability to get newsprint.