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OILAHOMA CITY TIMES, SATURDAY. NOVEWEEB 2, m.
r .
f b!r twernment to Muirt so srmie.
f 4 wtiftc apparently overjoyed at
tbo srobability of au early peace, r
of that cttH that has been disciplined
to war snd which reflect! the deier
enined resistance the enemy has been
miking agaioit Americani. All ap
peireef to . reellu that breaking
through by the Americana would re
alt slmoit certainly in the loea oi part
f the German army on the western
front.
Germani Caught by Barrage.
With a curtain of exploding iteet be
hind them and a iteedily advancing line
of Americani In front, aeveral hundred
Germani found thcmielves In an un
tenable petition at Imecourt. A garri
aoo bad been left to defend the posi
tion and had performed its part well
when the Americani stormed the place.
Machine gum sent a murderous fire
Into the villry until, on signal of the
American batteries, there wai laid down
barrage, not on the towns, but along
a line to the rear of It. The Germans
say that the bursting shells came creep
ing toward them from the rear as the
batteries shortened their range and that
at the same time American Infantrymen
advanced up the ijope toward the vil
lage. Either ai a result of an order or
a panic, the defending troops immedi
ately rushed down toward the Ameri
cani with upraised hands, crying
"Kamerad."
Germani Fight Desperately.
In the woods encountered by the
Americans, especially in Bois de Bour
giiyne, machine guns were found in a
mmilirr proliaMy not surpassed by those
In the Art'.onite woods to the south.
German fortes are making' desperate
efforts to hold their lines and gat is
being used m great quantities.
. Frontal attacks against these strong
hold! are not a pan of the American
plan. The French are moving up on
the west side of lioii de Hourgoyne and.
the Americans on the right and a simi
lar enveloping of l!(,-i de pope has
been undertaken. 'Ihr wood has been
heavily bombarded.
Late this afiernoon the air cleared
and the scouting airplanes reported
enemy troops and Americans well
toward the northern edges of both
woods.
In breaking through on this front the
Americani shattered the last strong
nolds of the KreimluMe positions, to
which the Germans had clung so stub
bornly. The enemy positions were pro
tected by wire entanglements, machine
Runs and artillery, hut the light tanks
leading the infantry moved forward al
most uninterruptedly.
French Tighten Grip
On Grand Pre Region
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY ON
THE AISNE. Friday. Nor. l.-General
Goutaud'e troopi made Important prog
ress cast of the river Altne today. They
eaiitured several hundred prisoners and
battcriei of 3-inch and 4-Inch guns.
Tha eoncentrie movement of troops
advancing northward from the region
of Oliry and Beaureparie and eastward
nwrii line ui nit ihi in in rtiBi,
has tightened their grip on the wooded
region northwest of Grand Pre. The
force advancing northward have
reached the spur east of Trimat and
tha Bedoye farm, 1,000 yards north of
Beaureparie, while those advancing
eastward from the Aisne have occup ed
tha tdltasjes of Riltv-au-Oii, Somuy and
Voneq, north of Vouners and Falaise
to tjie southeast
Friday Busiest Day
For American Guns
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Friday,
Nor. I. Hundreds of tons of steel were
fired by the big American guns in the
direction of the railroad centers at
Conflsm, Longuyon and Montmedy and
mer points May In co-operating with
the inland y attack west of the Mcuse.
The guns kept up their bombardment
all day. It was said to have been the
busiest day that the guns have had as
yet.
Boris 7ie!fis
farCrouin;
Strife Grows
WAimlNOTON, Nv. I.Th. ermj eaa
u.lty hat alaao out today atoWi!
mwumIm aaar.i aa
WmwMd UJiUy lie
T.U1
Oklahomana In ll't i
vtouNDKi) HflvamexT.
rriv.t. JoUu W. laalaa, Anliaara.
WOUNDED, DKUHKB UNUKTCR-
nrmt. i)ti. rt.k.ruid, rH u.
frl.ala Mural A. WafUlr. trl.
rrltata Jaaaaa S. WllB, tiratnaratr.
WOL'NTiKI) HSVICRJCMI.
UFHtF.lt.
Cni't. Wrhard J Kyan, Watartoajn. N. T.
NON-'OMMIHNIIINM OKKICVRtt.
Hurrl. Harry Ingriam, Naw llaillord, Maaa.
Harft. Klvln B. raltarm, Holla. Ho.
I'nrpl. Cunrad Unit, Uaatlnaa, Nab.
Corpl. Hubert C. My. Hllall Lake. Wla.
Lornl Clifford Fradorick Jlruuka, Flint,
Midi.
Torpl. udua Duron, Sanborn, nd.
I'oriil. Jamaa II llannan. St. Louis, Ma.
(torpl Marlon Klrkaalrlrk, ataravHIa, U.
Uurul. Kanl'l Jacob Mlnnlch, Naaon and
lilion.' I'a.
Corpl. Kiank Alaianoar taporowlua, Brook
lyn. N. Y.
Duller Bruaal Knrhia. Clavalaad, Ohio.
NUVATKS.
Iia Ahrams, Phlladalahla. Pa.
Hrnria Arrhar. Pnlladalnhla, Pa.
Wm. Athor. Itlchmond, Va.
Waltar Ulmh. Zurich, Mont.
I'arrv T. Urown, Mlotii CHy, towa.
John Caianla. Novara IM Slcllla fro'lnc
Maaalna. Italy.
iaha W. ChaflM, Ar4atra, Ohio.
(lao. It Clark, Mnran, Who.
Frank O. Knrbr, Harman. Minn,
John Jvai-ih Imdlfk, Kuahaqua, Pa.
Hainurl Klnf Dulaliohn, Marrarahiir(, I'a,
Itnymond I- Duncan, Hannibal, Mo.
Franc-la llunn, Naw York, N V.
Lnuia Palco, New Tork. N, t. I
laaao B. Polk. Hradr. Kan.
Mylas R. pullarton, Polann, Mont.
Hiajilay Qadllk. Kanalniton, ( ann
John OoJfrayl Clana, K.lla(all, Pa.
Hoy E. Harlaau, CMonto ralla, va
Wm. O. Harray, Palrfax, S C.
Harbart H Handrti, Hor, Ala.
Praddla Charlaa Hlnchaa, HykaavMla. Pa.
(anliil r. Holbrooka. folkvllla, Miaa
Jobs Hulian jr., Orand Manilla, Mich.
Carl J. Huntar Claalon. Ala.
Jnmaa Ivay, itantun. La.
Fran Ji-uklna, Inndnn, W. Va.
IMtan Jenann, Moblla. Ala.
Frank J Kregar, Jamnlia Plalna, Maaa.
Arthur K. barorhalia. Wuonaurkai, H 1.
Frad .awler, Hiiruoaplna, Ala.
Albart Wlllla Ullay, Falrviaar, Pa.
Arthur J, Lynn, Dutlon, Mlrh.
Wm. Patrick MrCola. Plltanurih, Pa.
John J Mi-Ulnnla, Applalon, Wla.
Ollaari C. Mllay, Laka Andaa, S D.
Jnaapk Monlroaa, lirnoklyn, N. T.
Thoa . Murchr, Naw York. tt. T.
). U. Hmltn, L'llra, N. Y.
Harry K. VN'alta, Naw Vark. N. T.
Hanry J. Wllllama, Balolt, Kan.
Frank M. Wlll.y, PradarUik, S. D.
Pt.trJHTI.r wnt'NnBn.
OM-(MMrMIOMKIt OFHCKRS.
rat. rirda Andaraon. Haatlork. Nab.
flarit. Waltar Prank Bach, Lanaaalar, Pa.
Harft. rkarl.a Glluart altllla. va.
HrKt. llaial Orant Stnlth. taTllla, IIL
Hr(t, Arthur Xnri Brookla. IS. T.
Corpl. L. P. Ball, (iraarrflald. Maaa.
Corol. Jrna C. Bora. Partland. Ma.
Corpl Clifford b. Jtarftaa, Ilichmoad MIMa
M. I.
Corpl Ira W. Parla, MaMla, Ala.
OvtbL Joba Danlal Olbbaaa. Naw Park. N. T.
Corpl. Thaodura O. Ulllioa, Uraaa lalaad.
, I.
Corpl. John Goodman. Hrooklya. N. T
Coral. Joha AJ bar t Oraaww, MllOaakaa,
wit.
Carpi. Edw. W. Oroaa, Laneaatar, Pa.
Carpi. Harman Mardwlrk, Ardllla. Ala.
Carpi. Charlaa W. Jotiaa, Philadelphia, Pa.
corpl, iniaar o. nitcnao. Harrianurf. ra.
Maatl, ronimarra. la
October Circnlxtica SUtement
. Htate of Oklahoma, Oklahoma county, aa:
J. A. Mat hew I, balng first duly aworn, on hla
oath, dpoa and aaya, that b la tha clrcuU
tliin manasor of (tie Oklahoma City Tlinaa, pub
llahad In Oklahoma City, Oklahomr, and that tha
paid circulation of said nawapapar tor the month
waa aa tollowa;
-
I
O.SM
46,191
40,J
, 41.IIS
4J.IOS
, SUNDAY
41. Ml
4i,?e3
4J.3S9
4J.7S0
4,4
47,071
SUNDAY
4e,osa
A'.aos
4fl?7
43,441
Avtrifla dally paid elrculatler).
(Slcned) J. A.
SEE-
14
Total paid
41.SM
4S.II1
SUNDAY
44.117
4a,m
43. M3
44. MS
44.171
44.4M
SUNDAY
44,140
44,141
44,017
44J4I
1,1TMU
4,a4i
MATHBWB.
Circulation Managar.
ubaeribad and aworn to kafora ma this first
ml- CUB NAflB.
(SEAli) Notary Public,
M eommlMlon anlr July tt, 11 K.
Joka Nick, aa addraaa alvaa.
Jaa Pitta, Union Sprlnaa, Ala.
Bimia Saf Staay. Jawatt City, Conn.
Noriraa Joha Haaa. Waat Cnambarahuri.
Pa.
wm. o.
Clyda Ullhart Barnolda, Kaaa. Pa.
Itlcaaroa, naw navan, uran.
Mam Rooaahar aaw Vark.
Hoa i Baonaara. Oottanwood
T.
Cat.
Koaa akkwartakopf, Tolado, Ohio.
Hamuai Sirltahflald.
Maana Chnlia,
Watartown, Maaa
Hartford. Conn.
fartar Bmltk, Clinton, A'a.
UK, Bant
Hartlatt aha
Jamaa P. Slmaaan,
Pa
aaaph Jaokaan ftrau
: !raak. Va.
at villa aoaamara, Blrmlaaham. Ala.
Ckaahlra. Conn
- 1 . a,
t orpl. Ulan I. Murray, nmana. Nat.
Corpl. Waltar Patkay, Indlanapolla. lad
Corpl. Hanry llaraiaa arhluelar Jr, Cuba,
aa.
Corpl. OIIar C. Ttirklnaton. Daara, Maaa,
lar Artnama M. Halanfar, Brunswick,
at a.
Bullae Pranrla Poalar Jr., Philadelphia, Pa,
puaiar naniry nuaaay. nvriin, aj. t
MUiUlaa Charlaa Tlikln. Naw York, N. Y.
Maohanln Harry F. r.lalka. Brooklyn. N. T.
Cook Jaa. JCmaaual Broaa, Mabanoy Uty,
" 11 IT ATM
Jna I Adams. Troy. Ala.
tillbart O. Bakka. Partlla. Minn.
Jaa. Baaa, Montgomary, Ala,
liaut Haunibarh. Udl. Cal.
Tarn Paaalay, Annui;oa. Ala.
Nat Blrdanna, Allanta, Oa.
Tannla Jaapk Barrla. Phllllpa. Wla.
Jamaa Branaam, Tyiy, Oa.
Paal O. Ballard. Broaklya. K. T.
Jaa, J. Carnlla. Mllwaukaa, Wla
Napalaan Ckapdarlaln. airtlaa. Maaa.
Pal la nulanana, Tan(aiawa. Oh la.
Charlaa J, Da a la. Panaaaola, Pla.
Jaa. Danota, Prlatnl, Carta.
Rlmar Ilia worth podia. Nana. pa.
Nlrhalaa M. Poyla, Un (aland City, N. T.
Wllla Kldan fiutola. Nana, Pa.
Rarla M. Padlay. Waat Pambroka, Ma.
Brntat M. fJuff. Bad.ia. ali.
Ora. Mlrhaal Iultanhof-r. Harrtaharih. Pa
Arthur laatar Kldar. Marlanvllla. Pp.
Waltar ( harlaa Plaatar. koma. N. T.
Mush I faulknar. Mrmluihaoa, Ala
Wm. Suata Pla, LailnfUa, Va,
Charlla rioyd Jarkaonallla. Ala.
Tlwiothy R. Polay. tculti Boatoa, Maaa.
tra BV Prlta, lUqulam, Waah
Puaaatl Praam a a (Jan. ttahlnarUla. Pa.
Napolaon A. tlano. Brldf awatar, Tl.
Aadin Oarundo. Hartford. Conn. '
lwranra J. Orlffln. JanrtMlla. Till.
Oao. Joa OXmw, Laaeaatar, Pa.
Ira Harmon, Hharman. Taiaj.
Maitar Hayaa. Aadaraon, B tX
Jaa H. Hanry. HunUnilar. Prartnaa of
Bugi
Peasants Set Up New Govern'
mentl Republican Army
Numbers 40,000,
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 2-Kini Borli
ol Bulgaria, who ascended tha throne
oil October J. has abdicated,
A peasant government hai been es
tab iihed st Tirnova under the leader
ahlp ol U. Stambuliwsky, who hai been
the chltf oi the peasanta and Agrarians
eaj Buiaria lor some time.
Tlrncyva la s town in Mulitaria situ
ted em the Vantra river, a tributary o(
the Danube, and cm the railroad from
Sofia to Varna. In the middle ages
Tirnova wai the capital ol Bulgaria. It
is of considerable commercial import
anc and has population of about It,
OtX).
Stambuliwsky, the near leader of the
Bulgaria government, was only recant
ly released from prison. When Bul
garia wtre4 Iks war Is October. 1811.
StMbliwtkT wss aentertead ts Impeii
ewaitit for llle sfjaf eorivletiofl on
thwge of sntl-mliiurlsra. He remained
it) risen "antll September JO, when ho
wai pardoned by King Ferdinand prior
to that king's abdication.
IONUON, Nov. 3.-M. Stambn.
Ilwihy, who Is reported to be the head
oi the pew government Is Bu'gsna, Is
asld to be in tommand of g rtpubtltaa
stv of 40jOM ina. according ts
Zartct. dlspaid) to tKe Central News,
i::"ES KUJT 6HILTER
:sxa to en coal
I'.ra Unlets Vortft Shore
i t tow open their mansions
LaVei Jarklei snd arhtkil
a fm rrJ;lp,
M f r ' ' n '
Qaahaa. Canada.
Jamaa Hordal, hlaaar Palls. K. T.
I.urian llowall. tiulhrla, Ky.
Harold K. Jarvla, aom. vt'avarly. Pa.
.'ann B. Janrta. Dathan, Ala.
Hanart Joaaa. brarmar. Mo.
Albart M Joaapkhari. Braoklyil, K T.
Mllaa Jaatoa. Aurlay. Va.
Jamaa P. Kaanan, Hoalnn, Maaa.
T r Mallr. aat Caatlaun. Vt.
Prank Koappar, Ch'uifa, III.
haa. I. Laurrar. aallna. Va.
JMaa M laaarattl, taaaraiti. Italy,
fumual fllaln lnt. Naatyile, Pa.
anaapn a unao, Haaaaallla. N. X.
Oao. U MrCaha. Chilton. Wla,
wra ttao. McTrtary. Marhaa cabura. Pa.
Mai MaLaln. Aahbum. Oa.
Wm. C. Machamar. Towar Clt a
Cla anra h Maraalla, Watarkury, Conn.
Hohl. Mtmar Martin, Phlladaiphla, Pa.
tiaorta Millar, ai-hwaaa. Wla.
nattia tiuiar, Bawlar. Wla
Prank Mnnlaaaa, WoodlnrMla, Waah.
Wm. B. Morrlaory, Alkla. Iowa.
Tnllwrt Murnha. Holllna Inrlnaa a
Raymond LafaytUa Naufla, Walaat Bottom,
Haaar4 Plaid" Htrhala aadalla, Mn
lianlamla P. Btorra.
Pradarlrk Charlaa Traap. Hurfala. H. T.
flobart Vann, Hantaatlla, Ala.
Oulaaappa VarTttnl. Pallaton pa. If. T.
Ausmishs LOSE
IMHY FiIKOmERS
CI FIAVE ROUT
(Continued From Plfla 1.)
ward but it is meeting with machine
pun resistance in the neighborhood ol
Monte Interrotto.
Retreat of Trentino
Army May Be Cut Off
ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTHERN ITALY, Friday. Nov. 1.
Allied troops have reached the Grign,
live miles north ol Monte Lisser. They
have cut oil the retreat ol the Am
triani in Trentino, marching ovar mule
paths in the mountains.
.he headlong input 01 ine Austrians
continues on the Venetian plains.
More than a thousand aquare
miles of Italy's invaded provinces
have Iteen reconouered in the
last week's fighting but the greatest!
importance of the daring movaarrerttl
conceived bv General D is hie Sc
cess in separating the Austrian army
occupying the Monte Orappa and Tren
tino regions from that on the Venetian
plaint.
At the same time he is threatening
the Austrian contingents holding the
section southeast of the Piavc. which
may be enveloped or cut off by the
Italians advancing toward Fordenonc,
King Victor Fmanuel ii always the
first to share the danger with hit
troops. He divides his time hetweeo
the Monte Grappa region snd the sec
tion east of the have. His appearance
always causes outbursts of fntliuaiaim.
When recognlred by his men they shout
Long live the soldier king.'
When liberated oooulationi with teari
in their eei surround hii automobile
they shout "Viva our liheratorr
All Roads to Isonzo
River Are Now Ooen
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2. - Some
messages report that from tha sea to
the mountains tnree Austrian army
corps are in flight: that all roads are
ooen to Iionto, the firit place where
the Auitrians probably will sttemnt to
make a atand. Italian naval much
mentl have occupied the lagoon be
tween the mouth of the Tagtiamento
and Caorte, which was protected by
monitors and heavy artillery.
Information furnish!
In San Franeiseo and other cities
wjaere great numbers of soldiers collect,
fne War Camp Community Service it
etahllshinr bureaua for their use.
ONLY FEW NAMES
ARE STRICKEN FROM
REGISTRATION LISTS
The hearing on alleged false regis
tration of negroes by Ben S. Utterback,
county registrar at the courthouse this
morning passed off quietly and peace
fully snd resulted in only s few names
being etricken from the registration
lilt Several leading negroes and mem
ben of the republican and democratic
central committeei attended the hear-
One Year Ace Today la the War.
Nov. 2. 1917 Germani abandoned
firit line positions north of the Aline;
Auitro-German patroli advanced to the
Tagliamento river; eight lives lost
when transport Finland wai torpedoed
homeward bound from s French port
ijtc"::3 tea
n r.;;7 a ca,
fet.:.: c:cunzs
(Centlnuae Pram Case 1.)
influerua icourgt have made campaign
ing a difficult work and no one can
accurate pre-judge the campaign re
sult!, but you can say that the demo
crats are confident they will maintain
control of the lower house.
"George Washington during every
year of the revolution appealed to the
American peoprs for support and they
answered his summons.
"Abraham Lincoln in 1B64 and W
Ham McKinley in 1898 made like ap
peals and the 'American people stood
firmly behind them. President Wilson
during the greatest war of the world
hai asked the American people so ear
nestly lor tneir support, snd they win
not fail him. Americana never have
failed tof endorse an sdministratinn
during a crisis and they will not fail
now.
Goea Home to Vote.
The president has appealed to Okla
homa to earnestly to send bim s sym
pathetic congress one that rejoices in
his victories and" auffers his heart
aches at his reverses. Not only Okla
homa, but official Washington, from
page boy to president, are hopeful that
t'-.' people of this state will answer his
call and send a solid democratic dele
gation to conBre.i so that when the roll
tall bruini L. H. Howard will answer
from the first district and L. tl. Hyue
from the eighth district."
Congressman and Mrs. Ferris will
remain in the city today, going to
Lawton tomorrow nleht where they will
enjoy a brief rest Unless the ban on
public meetings is raised, Congress
man Ferris will not make any speeches
In the state but will remain at Lawton
over Tuesday and vote and will return
to Washington the latter part ol next
week.
Vital Statistics
Births.
Mr. and Mm. L. A. Brown, til Wat
0 avanua, boy.
Mr. and Mra W. H. gtawart, 420 Waat
Fourth strvnt. hoy.
Mr. and Mia. II. W. Holland, till North
Walnut atraat, boy.
Paath.s
Wllhiir C. flrott, 10 West Twenty
fourth atraat.
Kmmltt Millar, Til East Flrat atraet.
The
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Phone Maple 121
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