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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31
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LIVERPOOL. Oct, si-rlLsa IN
fcrnal music mixed With Are and
smoke" Is tho way Josh Sia:cinski
who Just reached here FROM Russia
describes the sound ut gun hrc that
he was forced to iistrn 10 for cishtech
hours while lying In - hollow rla'"
In u nc,d directly in tho center o' a
battlefield on which tho Russians and
Germans were meeting
siatcinski. who lived In America,
went to Russia at the outbreak OF the
war In an effort to ind his father aud
got him out OF the country lie
could not find him. aud ho was r"'
turning toward thu German lines
when he ran afoui of battle lie
was In the midst of bursting shells
before he knew q, ilc found a sort
OF a dus-ont. which the Russians had
made To support - dncid piece. ana
he laid down In a. lie said he laid
there for eighteen hours while The
battle ragged about him,
The noise was terrific" he said.
but all tho shells passed over me.
and I Was uninjurcd
Siateinskt. when the noIse OF tho
guns ceased. crawird out OF the hoi"
md made his way TO the German
ines. He was arrested several times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31
ION itsti,s ~ m, ...,.,

dssifs To call the attea,io, ., /,
VOTERS TO the fact tha, In ,,,',' !" we
h''as tho pressn, lasemass,. ,m =, :
n"''''a"s of tho Republican a., ~
sf~salse parties tut ,s .i.s,,..
sana upon ~, fvrofi.
J. " aowss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO the KIDNEYS

W. are a nation Of meat satsrs Aad
our blood 10 allied with uric acid. sAys
a we'll known authority. ~ho waras
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31

Mrs, W, X, Vanderbilt is acting as
a dishwasher In the Red Cross hos
pitsl In Paris.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31

IL is claimed that women medical
students complete their course much
quicker than men.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31

tos JM.ller nf IN. -

A''sra', o. y wtllsy. a.as.,.,,.
sa"a'aa's Tor Justice OF u. ''S r'
District a maa IN . .,s,'' .s,s'
s'"" 'saa''ins judicial lpo,i.s' 's''' :
'''' "''ed Zoe iadlciai oc,os "
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31

tny Ioha u. Turner, Attorney aud
Es'roaaeiimaat
sALEM. Ore. sept, 81 vef q
stairmsat roae-ralaG tho effect vi
tho dry polisy 90 salem. aud IN
answer ta The article by T.. H. Lnsk,
hart. pubiishca In tn. saipm states,
maa A9xuss %. tsit. and Ia the Se~
kopublie andsr date of ssrp,rms-s
III, tsit. ! sgbmlt tho following
December /. isis. SALON closed
nor hstcsa saloons. ,hSr. restaurants.
two Wholesale hoas~a and ~i,bdfou
liquor permits from eight drug
siorOs. thus dpay'ng herself the an.
nuai res.aua ot tia.tOe. Tho "a.
loons omplnyed sitiy.hyo m.s. tho
twenty-five Together.
,hSy had payroll of ts.foo por
mnnth. Practically ali thns- whn
conducted saloons aud thoss ON,
pio5"d b, tho aal"oaa aaa fe.iaa.
rants have loft ,oSh All tho buitd,
snss occupied year asu by saioons
are vacant. except sis that have bcsa
"ecupicsi by tenants ~ho left anoths
building vacant. moving only Ia bot
ter their location, scvesai Of tho
b.s, buildings In town have their
windows boarded up tn serve as hill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31
SOME MINOR WAR news FROM EUROPE
iirriE STORMS rnE FRONT rm.r A"E COMING IN
r.Rouam rnH cArrrAis rMH NATIONS Now F'a"r'N"
EACH or,,NH-soME Ann TRIVIAL MT All Ans INTEREST


but managed to make his way
through
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31

nre. Who was behind" the Merrill,
Rccordf Did the rasc tool the peo-
pie who suhscribcdr
A MERRiI.i.iTe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-31

Sheriff OF Klamath County.
by GEO. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
3l-Sth
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
Cement silo Machine

J. r. Anderson has invented ma
chine for making cement silos. which
will be given tryous next week for
the first time. Mr. Anderson will
use the machine for the first time In
making i0o ton cement silo on his
farm IN the Horse Creek country.
abou, fifteen miles northeast OF La
Junta. The siio will he thirty feet
high and fourteen feet In diameter,
and Mr.. Anderson says that he will
b. able to make 100 ton siio with
his r,sohine at COS, OF about 500.
'nderson already has more or
lers than he will be able TO fili for
several months. but could probably
be Induced TO make more machines
protidlnr there is any grea, de-
auf fur h.s rilos
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
! - a1oas saoss1 LocAIa

O. l. Cstjer sfll lesse next Aoiday
~ Denver % visit friends for : fev
weeks. and shost IL mIdAis u Aay
VIII Isave sor sseAmboat Springs,
shsre he has secured peaatton =
traveiing suditor for one Of the
largest lumber companies in iAal
seettOs Of the STATE
Tom Woods fesid<ne~ u 80. r.
tor avenue had ! narrow esrape fyoa
being destroyed by fire shortly b.
fore the noon hour Tkursday. Oar
ing the high sind that Was rssina
u that tint. Considerable damage
was done 10 the roof. which caught
fire From an electric iisni sire- and
the front part Of the hoas~ vas eon-
stderably damaged by vst<r. II b
thought that $3.50 VIII cover the iosa
sustained. faliy eoveret By insar.
anee.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
'mxs laIxsIRaL snOW
lcc.ti..ed 10. Firse Pass.l

high elass music. He also sAoxed
his ability as ! comedian In his take-
or of th< Eagiish Johnnie and in his
.Nescdrammer.-
Pueblo Lodge Of Elks. No 80. con-
tsibuted n enjoyable nsmber 70 TIE
shou ii the act Of Don Churchill. He
fiTst gave an impersonstion Of : sun-
burned scosrhmsn aud then b unty-
snx The knot in his tongue. By which
asesn. he produced bis Scotch dia-
ie~t, he made iiGhtning change 70
: blaekfsee comedian Mr.. ChuTehilFs
ses vas sa added attraction TO the
regular shou and very welcome
oae. II vas one Of the most enjoy
able features Of the evening.
The show vas closed BY the big
Piantzticn Act with Geo. Cunning NJ
the Psssoa and the Cigarette Har-
mosy. In which Pat Chambers. w. J.
Hamilton. " L. Hayes. Harry Leddy
and VIII b. w'ineheli took part. The
sermon OF the Parson aud the sing
ing and dancing OF the auintette were
greatly enjoyed
The finale was ;:ie Spirit Of
1916" posed by Logan Bailey. fife:
Paul Henkel, colorbearer and n.
Franklin Thiets. drummer boy. This
patriotic picture Was the most beauti-
full stage picture ever seen here and
vas truly a work OF art.
The show Was regular good old.
fashioned niger minstrel show and
ALL give those who have charge OF
the next show of this kind a good
mark To shoe; at They will have
To go some to beat IL The show was
put on by the Eiks to raise money
for the float In the Industrial Pa
rade in Denver on Colorado Day. dur
ine the Grand Reunion In July.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
Tren~n.l,u. Ipcr~..~ II AlGAlfa

Kansas has increased IL slfaifa
acreage 5000 per cent In twenty-five
years and II is possible that ~ area
will be Increased 100 per cent this
year alone. Because Of the unusual
profits from alfalfa In as dry . year
as 1913 and the great value sof the
hay for forage In every year the indi-
cations are that all records for Alfalfa
sowing will be broken In ksn1ns this
spring. According to reports coming
To the state board of ag1tculture
many counties in Central and East
srn Kansas will SOW two and three
times as much alfalfa as Was rown
year ago.
In 1919 the total alfalfa area was
i,oas.2sD acres. In 1852 Kansas
had only G2.5s4 acres planted In al
falfa. It's value was not realized for
several years. In 1891 there were
only s4.3si acres This was the
first year the state board Of agricnl-
turc kept track o. Alfalfa
In 1884 Coburn came on the Job
For twenty years he has been alfal-
fa's high priest in Kansas. In 1904
there were 557 .5e9 acres OF alfalfa
planted In the state. Last year
there we're i.o2s.2ss. cne-fiffh OF
all the alfalfa land in the United
sta,eS
Roughly speaking. the last decade
has seen an Increase OF more than
iio per cent: in the last twenty-five
years. 2.ooo per cent The alfalfa
eoun,ies are noted as the hope Of
.ontens-d and wealthy farmcrss- -
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
More iionors for Crowley


Al recent meeting OF the board
Of directors of the Colorado State
Fair Association held In Pueblo,
Hon. ]. II Crowley was elected as
vice president to represent o,ero
county
Senator Crowley has been notified
OF hts election. the letter received by
him reading In part as follows;
This was because II was we'll
known that you are deeply interest
ed IN your part OF the state. In that
you viii want Il represented at the
state fair. IS there Is no county In
Colorado that can afford to remain
away: not only because II Is n state
institution. but because you are all
DESTROYS that the public generally
know what you are doing to develop
this great state"
II is very important that this
county be represented at the state
fair To be held In Pueblo September
iith to 18th. The county commits
sioners are empowered by law to APP
propriat. $500 for the purpose of
making oreditabl. exhibit at the
state fair
Cali on our vice president and tell
him what you expect To exhibit and
he will make all necessary arrange
mcnts for you
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
! : = - - iIos
lce.easseA g. ylsss 80


-. P. =. Kalss. - Jsata-
is:3e- Coetsihst1sas u ~ PAse
Touard ~ rFsssat Task.
Rsv. = =. Bird. 11ansanola.
1919 A1drsas ~ Nh Adfianna
Hunessfor1. nsnvsr. Pro-
asat Celssalo ". c. I. y.
l1:401he nsst CanDaiSn LJtsra-
tars, M J. llastin. 9wink.
Afseslsaa Maus6sn VA
u loeG1Iadifse CIsasA
Rev. L. D. Cartwright, Fowler. prs-
sslias.
l:S0--Devotj0nal osrviee aad No
&c. Rev. b. ". James.
Rocky Yoed.
l:4s-The Oppostunity u The Rur-
y Communities 70 Paftses-
pats u this Campaign. Mrs.
n, ". Royal. wsitssr.
5:ss-The Outlook II Cesosad5.
Rsv. 4. J. Finch. Dsnver.
Snperintsadest COLORADO An
ti-0alOon League.
3:oS--Address By Mrs- a. Hunger.
ford. Denver.
3:35--A Symposium on Local Con-
ditioua:
La Junta. r. n. Stark.
Rocky Ford. Fred Perdue,
Fowler. Mrn. Alice Watson.
Manzanola, Mrs. B. Harbert
cheraw. Rev z. q. Estiow.
Swink. Rev. J. Martin.
weitxer. Prof Hooper.
Lakeview. J. II. Wasson.
Newdale. Mrs. n. Gibson.
Patterson Valley. r. Z. Rice.
Grand Valley. :. n. Lynch.
tia Plan Of OrEanizztion for
the County Campaign. N. r.
Miller. La Junta.
i:s5-A Question Box. Rev. }.
Finch. Denver.
4:s5 Reports OF Committees and
Other Business.
Evening Session
In Presbyterian Church
Rev. +. A. Crooks. la Junta. presid-
ing.
7.30---Devotionai Service and Mu-
sic. Rev. Finley. Manzapola
7:4s Address. George W. Morrow.
Address. Hon John @. Wool
ley.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
New Manager In Jsn,a I.rm,-s. ts

Mr.. ID, l.. Taylor, who came 10 thi,
city few months ago from Montana
has purchased substantial Interest
IN the La Junta Lumber compony
and has been Installed as manaDeI
and vice president OF the company
succeeding Mr. q. I. Cutler. who oc'
eupied the position OF manager der.
Ing the past year.
Mr. Taylor is a business man oi
many years experience In lumber and
ther lines and he has been much
Impressed with La Junta and La Jun.
ta's future during his brief residence
Ia this city. The Tribune takes pIea.
sure In welcoming him TO the busl.
ness world OF our little city. With
best wishes for the continued sue.
cess Of the La Junta Lumber Com.
pany under his management.
Mr. Cutler will locate In Steam.
boat Springs. Colo. where he Aas
already arranged 10 engage In bus.
incss lie made many friends der.
Ing his short residence In La Juuea,
and the Tribune wishes him ever
success In his nc~ field Of labor Ia
III. business world.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
Ill-----1-
brotherhood Visit. s.s,rky Ford


The Officers Of the Methodist Bru-
therhood Of this city visited Rocky
Ford Thursday evening aud attend.
cd banquet given BY the Methods
men OF that city The party inciul.
ed N. =. Miller. A. e. Draper. Rsv.
Howard Goldie. n. l.. brown, J. n
Christine. Otis Wright aud II. i.
Jones The purpose Of the visit was
to assist Ia the organization OF I
Methodist brotherhood In that cjty.
ana the officers Of th4 local orsas1.
satson Initiated twenty-five men iuoo
the mysteries Of the brotherhood
The occasion was . vesy enjoysboo
one. and the Rocky Ford Methodiro
brotherhood starts out With muek
enthusiasm and encouraging prci
poets for much larger membershln,
Thc Methodiss BrotAsshood Of M
city vas orsaaissd . liesjs over s
yssf ago With . membsssAip Of aise.
teen. Al ths prsssas sins sAs ,oc6o
iis.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
nAR3IgI
- - Iln0J = u.

s:as--sabbatn school. NJ. c. c
Bxity. superintendent
HOO Morning worshlo 18th ser.
mon BY the pastor. AnthG ~ the
choir.
s::0--Young Peoples nese1ns.
s:3O--EveniDg service yttA ser
mon. Special music.
Mid-week prayer meeting - Wed
nesday night. At 1880
A cordial invitation l. e11eaded te
the public TO attend all Of 49, ser.
vices.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
Papa. waa<A soaked As.ia.

Don't you know you ought 10 be
spanked, What do you mean by
holding my watch beneath the hy-
dranf,"
why. you told Mr. Smith just
yesterday that you had TO soak your
watch every once In a while"
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
HOLBi.ooK CENTER


SIR and Mrs A. J. Crom made a
trip TO Sugar City Wednesday.
The Holbrook Valley W. c. T. L.
will give medal contest In the near
future at the cheraw n. T. church.
seventy-five attended Center Sun
day School Sunday.
A number from this comm unity
attended an excellent entertainment
given Friday evening at the Cheraw
Hall by Miss Anna HAmmei and
Miss Mct'lears. pupils Of the Cheraw
school.
Rev. Estlow. on account OF his
health. will leave fof some point In
the mountains for few weeks rest.
Rev. HIN will have charge Of the
chersw ~. Z. church while Rev. Est
low is away.
The fifteen year old son Of Miles
Horner died at the family home on
Thursday afternoon. The funeral
took place NJ 'i.akeview yesterday AZ
ternoon. services being conducted by
Rev. Martin.
Tuesday afternoon. April :sth.
II the usual time aud place. the Hol-
brook Valley woman's Christian
Temperance Union viii meet. evb-
jsct. Temperance and the Evsnee-
ilssic WORK."
The Center school closed Friday Of
last week and gave an entestsinmsat
Saturday evenins NJ the school
Aoure. with much credit to the puplls
and teachers. Nr. Gretchen aud Miss
vsrda Foster.
On Friday evening. May lss. shsss
will b. . medal eonssss ~ tAs Chs-
raw Methodist church. sissa usAsr
The auspices Of The Chssav ". c. 2.
q. There Will ~ six Contestants.
anA ~ osfesias viii ~ saksa.
NJ. anA Msz ". q. smith. of ~
bFslsaouns seishhorhood. wsss asrss-
airy surprised we1sssdsy whsa .
nNness Of ehslr nslghboss aa1
(elen1s oave shsn . suspslss n hea-
~ ~ thris swsatissh ws1dlas aasj.
vsesesy.
~ CAsssv seAss,. pssse ~
snl1leul aasaeenees q =. \. ~.
Gkooonew. luslae ~ ~ yeas: v1l1
49, III vseh. ~ oao11s - ~.
'nasehooo1ev's ~ IN Glvs q -
<snannees prs1ay Sasvtas q Or
enoolgo rlnll :. I
~. as1 YIN uestls vsss ~
Il ovunh Ws1nesnn0 = oslse1 ~
C11 q ~. eoqDneqooa = choeov.
15elD o(sanooo ~. (Duo1eV u
0voo6e ~ 1o1lsGg1oo ~ fooogI
4 uulnoe - . lasuo eoo ton11
Z ~ q = e1eqeA a Is
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4 y . ''''|| { :
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
q. ''s'y = - $3.50 -.

Ee Heleenb. - ~ pDslai relo,
! ssapa cenpeay. wsat = 1slnl1ad =
70. >. Seaess1ay. beiae M tAsss =
- eseal y aselae y ~ Vosk
! aaaelsas ~ saesnoos osDerot F
ossoasss vhleA ~ sVna161 - ~
- enege - aeeouns G - ~ -
y - - 49, luslne - ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
New Star, ~ l:-nrr.i villa.

Joe Williams. rolored man OF
Louisville. Ky. gives out the follow
inr bit Of history. Speaking Of the
troubles In Mexico he said: u am
well acquainted with General villa.
whose rirht name II George Goidsby.
served two years with him IN the
same company In the United States
ARMY. the tenth cavalry. company u.
lie " a mulatto and he came To Texas
from Maryland. During the two
years was with him almost daily.
our company being stationed at Fort
Davis, Texas. aud while there Colds
by deserted and went into Mexico.
where his time Was occupied In steal.
Ing cattle. lie Was tn. meanest man
] ever knew. ovcrbearing In disposi.
ton. had no regard whatever for hu-
man life. and our boys were afraid
Of him. IT, ~as first sergeant Of tn.
company. II Was not until after he
deserted the United States army that
he assumed the name Of villa. lie
Was 20 mesn that u number Of IN.
m-mhep Of the company entered In.
to = conspiracy TO k,. him the firs,
opportunity. bat descrtion deprived
them Of carrying out their intentions
"a iosa oppostaaity for the better.
msnt Of mankind"
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
CENT A WORD COLUMN

Cash must accompany al no.
iices ioi insertion in this column.
Count one cent Tor each word OF
abbrcyiation. including The ad-
dress. No advertisement in this
column for less than Is cents per
insertion.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
OsA TI.a- ,lsr.Ssel vs.sei.s l.. s...,

c. i.othrop. Who officiss~d ~ city
aarshsI Il - Jwnta during III.
tsoub,oss tnss Of twenty-five years
ego. hss beeA II town for several
dayA hs came from bis home In
Ssv Yest 0easr exDsessns % secure
sssSss fseo eslm. Rasy Troubles. but
Il aail = - b Q vssy precasseus con.
1)elea. - nsrA - thas BE- sspeces 70
sesusn u his saseesu home shortly.
~. LoshsUo vas = tAs city masnhsl
aessD = svealv.love ysass ago. whsn
II Juale ~ tee 0asshals sos ~.
ssoo 0soe10--ene eoVeeaesd ~ sAs
oeyes ~ ~ eebee ~ tAs elty
eooaeA N eDaao10 sseassl y 70.
epon1nD ~ 0nGuhn1 aooooaesA -
~ ma0ss - ~ ~ Sss ~ ssss
vloso, - - 0eooe ~ llhevise
~ ~ nnfunnD Goo6oo1 - ~ ~
e.1nuA - e1psv oGoho y seose ~
o1 SnDDso60 - 0nGnv ~
~ % -: , -
e 7-,''- ~ ~ Z. y z't .H344.7I 10 = -
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

WASTED Situation on farm. Ad-
dress y. H. Williams. care Tri-
bun..
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
WANTED

IIAIJE al The PaIace DruH Store.
e~1-~e~-->--~->~ >->--->~e-~-~~>-~~->-~~-S~ S~-~~--
LIVERY and transfer. Barr & Rose
phone junta 90.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

WANTED Some per cent money
ON first-class busincrs property
In Ia Junta. Address XYZ. Tribune
Ofiir-
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
Searching For Clues Of
His UnfaithfuI Wife
NAMPIKi" N MODERN LIFE
tAk SES AIiO\WIDE
TRAVELS.


SAf. llA sept 26 tSpecial)-
with COPY of Rudyard Killings
.rrto l.,,,iro.n Il, his ,,t,,r'.,ohoa
~ "'' '"'''' Wv
h-nd' the uncons ious body OF Allen
Larkin. who told the police that his
hama u.as tn Clncinr,u u,.s found
n.
'H az noon III u'A' Iteu hiol III
'.N.o IaIuh. Alt'I ne Haa peeh
r', 'u 'u'u'O'l ".l'huon ~" lolu sen ,
,""H"i h'"i OF now ne hau IohoWod
o"' "i,r 10" l''" 'L"Hou nm hali
N'' 'A9 lHt continent pea'lhg
- y yer ms Iuilus h"o D"'oho
N"'' ,''"' u"' tI"N'lllS On llIhl III
i''' ''''I VI i''"tloh l" aFrnp" me
"i"'H IL'l h'h Ner' I"ho NM
,,'' .N5 10 ms story Lar IN ieit
'l'l tu i'al fruiu"I5, lir mas
','Dt ,frI'I "N'I P'"'uO"HS az
~ lH, HI.'" o,dl's ana mas even
','" "'N'9 ~ '"Ha"' III nc nope
o, Io'dl.ilS MS Nlto' VINO lell MN
"' Gums ' "I"lt l"l S-'puu,
80. cue l'Il III company WIN Neis9h
'''""h, prominent 'iholhh'll ciup,
'''"' w" N'a cni'vte 'HuI' an"
''' ..'9 FTP "''l'e 81 l-H'hlH.
e. aug N"luo ~ NlHlt me ShoruS
"lA Ilt, 'aNe "Hl'h ",Tu'feu
'''' ''H""IH' la hll Sdla, pc
'"l"' S"'p'' ."us Mheh h"u'ol 'h"t
'''F ". .4' anu 9'I"hb "oIT '"se'ler al
every "pp"i ,"hlly ana asked nm
!" Wv "l usr' ,,
on '"o 4''l "I froiuafE my WlIe
C3H'' 10 mo ~ ! a. ca me I"r S-,ooo'
- '"'i nae innl Snr lhtohu'" 10
pu H49' am "leet' 'h'' Sho had
pv' inspecting l,' some lile'
N' .' Hrr OUT drail ana mat WAS
'n, IaSl ever saw OF her' lnNest'-
tdl q ana IoVnd lhat she ana otrans
nat boarded tIa4h Tor polhts IN me
Nes- lulWedlatoly follower then'
AIth"utn ave NIsitcd PRAGUE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
More OFFICERS Killed.

LONDON, sept. 2S.-G 50 p. ny
A casualty list received from the
British general headquarters In the
field under date of September 22,
gives the names of 81 officers killed.
"A others wounded and l. missing
The wounded officers include Leu
tenant Colonel II. +. Benson of the
East Yorkshire regiment. Lieutenant
Colonel W. H. Bird of the ROYAL Irish
Rifles, Lieutenant Colonel a. w. Has,
ted of the Duke of Edinburgh's s
.Wiltshiro) regiment and Lieutenant
Colonel T. W. Towsey of the Prince of
Wales own (Wcst Sorkshire) regi-
ment.
The casualties in officers among
tne various regiments included: The
Sherwood Forcsters. four officers
killed and seven wounded. the Con
naught Rangers. four killed; the
South Lancashires. three Killed and
three wounded. the West Yorkshires.
three killed. four wounded. including
Colonel Towsey. and eight missing.
the Worcestershire reg ent, three
killed. five wounded and enc missing
the Durham Light Infantry. five
killed and six wounded. and the East
Norkshircs. five wounded. including
Colonel Benson, and three missing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

London, Sept. -, a. mD Tho
Ma. '~ick correspondent Of the Nieuw
Nam Den Dag sends the following
dispatch.
l'olriun soldiers Friday blew up
the railway at }lson, Llmherg, near
llassclt shortly afto~'ard Ger
man mntar train Was derailcd and
destroyed I'm revenge the Germans
burned the village. one hundred and
fifty refugees arrive here today
from Bilscn.
AT BRUSSELS the garrison continues
to perfect the defensive work. A
complete belt of barhcd wire now
cucIrclcs the city. within which is a
double line of trenches. 1t is stated
that all roads leading TO Brussels
have been umCd."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

Carran2a and villa. At the conven-
ton all the divisions of the constitu-
tional army, namely, the northwest,
northeastern, eastern, first and Sec
ond divisions Of the center and all
other constitutionalist commanders
will be present.
"Cdrranza, ever since the plan Of
guadalupe vas made public. pi M
ised that on his arrival at the cap
ital he would call convention in
which all the different military chiefs
would be represented for the purpose
oi discussing the financial, economical
and political reforms to he put into
execution by the triumph of the rev.
Olution.
This convention in no way is op-
posed to the so-called Torreon agree
meNt but rather includes that agree
II ent and in addition, is wider
broader and more democratic in its
character"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
To ttfn,l, \utwCrp.

LONDON, Sept. 26.-(9:50 ". mD-
\ dispatch to the Central News
agency from Amsterdam quotes an
unconlirmed telegrGm from the from
tier as saying
1t appears that the German attack
on Antwerp is likely to begin at an
early d, .. For some DAYS past large
bodies Of troops have been conveyed
from AiX-La-C Chapelle to the district
east and south Of Antwerp.
'lleavy siege guns have Hrrived and
have been placed in position against
the southern forts, while on the east
ern side heavy Austrian howitzers
have been brought up and earthworks
-rNnsiructnd ="
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
Il, oiled With Cannon.

NlSH. Ser,ia, Via Paris. Sc. {. 20
C6;O1 p. according to reports
reaching here from Belgrade, when
a representative of the Austrian COM
mander bearing white flag, was ad-
mit'ed To the pr sence OF the Sorvian
con ~ ndcr with the demand for Il @
sUrr, ndor of the capital. the Seryian
officer replied;
Return to your camp, and in three
hours YOU viii receive my answer
from the cannon's mouth"
Three hours later a Scrvian battery
opened fire on the Austrian positions
across the Danube.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

LONDON. Sept 26-N p ny
Tho occupation Of Riettontoin in
l'rlrsh ilcchuanannd ON the border
of Gcrmuu Southwest Afr'cab was re-
ported TODAY SAYS dispatch from
tine tapctoWn CORRESPONDENT of the
Reuter- Telegram company. The mes
sIgr continues
virtually all border police stations. Ii
81 reported TINT 500 Germans who
crossed the orange river recently have
occupied he catholic mission station
az polla. cape COLONY uuopposcA
They evidently are bent ON cutting the
Dim ot communication 90 Steiukopf
ard humans Drift'