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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
z RUSS OFFICERS
KILLED ON A SHIP
Shells From Coast Gun Of Enemy Falls
on $hip-Fiye Killed and Eight
Wounded.

PetT0grad, Sept, p. (via London.
sept 2S)--An official statement issued
by the ministry O. marine under date
of Sept. 25 says:
During b0mbardmeut Of the en-
emy.s land positions on the Gulf of
Riga by our ships an enemy proiec-
tile fell on one Of our ships, killing
Captains Fiazemsky and Ivinime our
ships silenced enemy batteries. Our
only other losses were Eve killed and
eight wounded
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
PRESIDENT VOTES IN
HIS HOME PRIMARY

Washington. p. c. Sept 2s.-Prest-
dent Wilson LETT here at s st m. today
for Princeton. X J., TO vote in the
statewide primary He VIII return to
Washington in time to deliver an ad-
dress to the veterans who are attend
ing the annual O A. r. encampment
New jersey today held a primary eIec-
ton for the nomination OF candidates
for the legislature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
GOVERNMENT ORDERS
IL OF DEER KILLED

Chicago, Ill. Sept. 2S.-A herd Of
eleven tame deer, six head of cattle
and 307 hogs owned by Louis +. Swift
the packer. were slaughtered by gov
ernment agents at his country estate
in Lake Forest today because Of foot
and mouth disease. Fifty per cent OF
the hogs were found to be infected with
the malady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

The WAR TO-DAY

The new general offensive Of the
entente allies on the western front
has resulted in the gam Of addi-
ton ground beth III The Artais re-
gion, near Souehez. and in the
thampague, according 10 today's
French official statement. All the
heavy German counter attacks are
declared TO have been beaten of.
French officers estimate that
Yesterdays attack hy the German
crown prince in the Argonne
brought the losses Of his armies i'm
the various recent assaults i'm this
region up to 100000.
Yesterdays German assault an
the Arg0nue positions is described
les French military men as break.
ing at The frst line of defense.
which had held mp under the pre-
para1ory artillery FIRE Of the Ser
mans. The same thing is de-
clared to have occurred o the
three repeated attempts. the
ground being left thickly strenn
with the German dead and wound
ed.
The Serbian war 0fsce at Nish
reports two attempts by Teufonic
forces TO cross the DriBa into Ser
bian territory, both of which we're
repuise3,
The Russians claim to have sic
Ienced German land batteries on
the Gulf of Riga by the fire Of their
fleet In "a recent bombardment. One
Russian Warship WAS hit by a
shell, il is stated,
The Serbian minister TO Bull
earia, i'm the Budapest dispatches
through Berlin, is said to have
given notice OF his intention TO
leave Bulgaria, giving i'll health as
the reason. Bulgarian consuls in
Macedonia are reported on the
same authority 10 have heen with
drawn on leave of absence.
Berlin has q report that the ef-
forts Of Greece "a obtain an agree
ment with Rumania for a common
policy have failed. Greece also IN
formed Serbia, according 10 Berlin
adYjces, that she would resist thc
passage of foreign troops through
Greek territory. This supposedly
had reference 30 reports that the
entente ali1es vould send troops 20
Greece ii Bulgaria should attack
Serbia.
German attacks on Dvinsk con-
tjuue to be determinedIy pressed,
but the Russians are declared to
besdaiending The city with equal
determination and to be holding
the Teutons in cheek,
Petroerad military authorities
regard the new allied offensive in
the west as defeating German
plans regarding both Russia and
Serbia.
The Russians are getting plenty
of ammunition now. according 20
unofficial stalakaents from Petr0-
grad, while the authorities there
direct attention TO indications that
the GeFmans apparently lack the
force to carry oHt their sweeping
plans and that their efforts are he
coming spasm0diC,
Bulgaria and Greece have agreed
on the establishment of a neutral
zone between the two countries
according To the statement OF
Berlin news agency based ou what
is said to be reliable information.
This is declared to mean that the
entente allies have been frustrated
in their attempt to mould the
course OF Greece to their liking.
Sir Edward Grey. the British
foreign secretary. announced i'm
the house OF commons today that
the Balkan friends of the entente
allies would he powerfully sup
ported shouId Bulgaria take an ag-
gressivc attitude 10 the allies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
GERMANS ATTEMPT
TO CROSS A RIVER

Nisb. Sept. y. IFia London. Sept. PSI
An official report issued at the war
Office saws.
Two attempts Of the enemy to cross
the river Drina on the night of the
2srd under heavy artillery FIRE were
repulsed, one in the direction Of the
Ratcha custom house and the other
near FishegTsd, Bosnia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
MINISTER DECIDES
TO BE BUSINESS MAN

Denver, Colo, Sept. 28.-Rev. George
B. Van ArsdalL pastor Of the Central
Christian church, announces that. after
> years in the ministry. he has decided
to enter business life. The business
man can do more than the preacher to
bring about application Of Christian
principles TO everyday life" he says.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
Social Leader Die.

Joliet III, Sept 28.-Mrs Eva g.
Munroe, social leader, widow OF the
late George S. Munroe, pioneer Of WHl
county and former member Of the state
senate, died here last night as the re-
suit Of a fail down marble staircase
in local ONCE building Her skull
was fractured and she suffered inter
nal INJURIES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
HERD OF A MACOMB
FARM SLAUGHTERED

Peoria. ILL.,. Sept. 29.-Niuety-three
head OF cattle valued at S12 000 the
property Of James Wynrant. farmer
residing at Colmar. IS miles west Of
Macomb. III. we're slaughtered yester-
dav afternoon by federal inspectors.
The herd was afflicted With the hoof
aud mouth disease,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28


Ardmore. Okla, Sept 28.-Discoverv
of additional bodies today in the ruins
at Ardmore, Okla. increased the mum
.ber Of known deaths resulting from
yesterdays explosion Of gasoline
tank car to 50 and injured to 2oo.
Investigation of the cause of yester-
days explosion was started bv citv
executives today but it was admitted
that the completeness or the destruc-
uon of the gasoline car and the men
working on 1T at the time of the expIo-
sion made the task very difficult III is
supposed that a spark from d hammer
OF one Of the workmen repairing the
car ignited the gasoline.
Eye witnesses said flames shot into
the air for distance OF 200 feet i'm
mediateIy preceding the explosion.
which scattered the flaming Iiauid for
blocks, thus starting scores Of fires in
the buildings wrecked by the concus-
sion
Most of the persons killed were
caught under falling walls. some OF
them more than block away from the
scene Of the explosion The report was
heard p miles away.
Ardmore today virtually was under
martial. Law while business was sus-
pended 70 permit the work of rescue to
proceed awith greater speed. 0ne hun
dred special deputies had been sworn
in to prevent disorder,
The down town business section
presented a picture Of disaster. one
block Of Main street. from the railroad
station to the Wilmington Hotel nav
ing been razed by the explosion. many
buildings on the opposite side Of the
street destroyed. and the plate glass
fronts Of every store in town damol-
isned.
Many clocks around the city which
stopped at 2:&5 o'clock are curious re
mjnders OF rhe explosion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till Z P. NJ. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day not much change in temperature
Temperature at 2 a. m So Highest
yesterday 40, lowest last night 81,
Velocity Of wind at { a m. "A miles
per hour
Precipitation none.
Relative humidity at Z p m 81, at :
a. m. :. at ! p M today 12
Stage Of water "a. a rise of 3 foot
in last "A hours
J. N, SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
Determination of Country as
Made Known Through
Minister to Serbia.
TEUTONS ARE SKEPTIC
Germans Believe French and
British Attack Has Failed
Along Western Front.

Berlin, Sept 2s, thy wireless to say
vile, N. YJ-Aceording to the over
seas News Agency, Greece has assured
Serbia she Will resist the passage OF
foreign troops through Greek territory.
The 4ews agency says
Reports from the Balkans say that
the Greek minister to Serbia called on
the Serbian prime minister and told
him that Greece had decided to offer
determined resistance to the passage
Of foreign troops through Greek terri
tory
Budapest newspapers say that the
Serbian minister at Sofia told Premier
RadosavoH of Bulgaria that he would
depart on leave of absence owing 10 ill
health The premier told the Serbian
minister that leave Of absence had
been granted to Bulgarian consuls IN
Macedonia"
The alIHsion to the passage Of for
eigu troops through Greek territory
probably refers TO recent reports that
if Bulgaria should attack Serbia. tho
entente allies would send troops TO
Greece.
Negotiations a Failure,
Berlin, Sept rs, lby wireless TO Say
vile. n. TJ-The Overseas News
Agency says.
The Athens correspondent Of tho
Lokal AnzeEer reports that he is abba
to confirm the rumor that Premier
Venizelos of Greece failed in the uego-
dations which he attempted recently
to open with the Rumanian govern
meut This is considered as a definite
indication of Rumanias attitude.
"The correspondent adds that pub
lie opinion iu Greece lis being manifest
ed more strongly against a literal in
depreciation of the Serbo-Greek com
pact loblieauuE Greece 10 support Ser
bia in case Of attack by another Balkan
stateJ.
Count Andrassy. former premier Of
Hungary, says in the Tageblatt that
Rumania must remain neutral and car-
tainly will do so If Rumania should
join the entente allies and they should
win Russia would be master Of the
Balkans, which would mean that Ru-
mania would become a -.ussian de-
peudency Count Andrassy says the
central powers appreciate the situation
In which Rumania is placed, and do
not desire her assistance"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
FIFTY TOTAL
LIST OF DEAD
INEXPL0SION
City Of Ardmore, Okla, in
Ruins as Result of Car of
Gasoline Igniting.

Ardm0re, Okla, Sept. 2s.-Tha
death list as a result of yesterdays
gasoline and dynamite explosion
here was brought up TO - this
afternoon when the bodies OF
man and tWo small children we're
found on the former site of the
Atehison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe rail-
way freight depot. OF the dead 86
are white and 10 negroes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Associate d Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Continued on Page Fivel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Member of A u dit
Bureau of Circulations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
other Probes May Follow.
REUBEN GIVES HIS
SIDE OF QUESTION

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. More
details Of the alleged Corruptness in
former state administrations as a re
suit of insurance company lohbies was
dlyulged today by former state Sen
ator Reuben NJ. ROddie, who issued
the following signed statement:
The house committee on insurance
investigating MIR. Welch, having ad-
iourned without giving me n hearing
I'm answer to the charges made by r..
~. aiaruor | take this opportunity 10
give the public statement of what
occurred in the passage OF my insUr-
.ance bill in 1903.
"Whcn the bin was introduced in
the senate, Senator Soldania offered
the Bankers life Insurance company
amendments 3N the bin They were
supported by Senator Elatg and no
Otheg members ~ HhC senate SO far
as D remember and by 'hc way, | be-
iievq chat both az those gentlemen
supported these amendments COM
scisntiously: the h'lI passed She Sen-
ate without any amendments having
been made. IN She house The Bankers
Life people goS their amendments
adopted The hill went S0 confer"
enco. W. +. G;ilmer. chairman of the
conference committee ON the part of
the house, was the author of Nh"
Bankers 9ifS amendments. IN confer
Gnco Senator Goulding and Senator
cunningham supported my contention
chat the house should Tecede from
their amendments When we saw that
we could not get them ~ recede. !
carefully prepared several compromise
propositions each one at which would
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
Place Charges lmpeaCh,
ment Against WeICh

Continued From Page "n,)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

have prevented such insurance com"
panies as The Bankers g.ife from 40
ing business In Vhis state.
Bill PaSScSo
"St each meeting when these come
promises were submitted Hhe house
conferees would ask for an adjonrno
ment that they might consider my
After several days Of
pickering back and Gortb 'he senate
committee became impatient and !
stated with my last proposition that II
this compromise was not accepted we
would have 70 report that we could
not agree. This proposition was finally
accepted by the conference committee
and the bill passed. The house had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

september, ana In Tulsa county In
March, June and November
The bin giving the states consent
10 suit 10 trst the legality Of tho
well known Guthrie Leader and, rcd
book warrants was killed ON final roll
call by am overwhelming vote. Thlh
is taken 10 Indicate that tile loglsla-
lurc is multctably opposed To- ever
paying those Warrants
The house bin by Ncsbitt providing
for an elaborate system 'of free county
ana township fairs, was killed,
lHlls carrying npproprIR Cor
new buildings at the state school for
The Blind at MuskogeC and the Ed
mOnd Normal were passed finally,
The latter bill carries the sum Of $50,-
600 The house bill by Lemon, pro-
Nlding for the prevention and cX-
termination Of cpidcmics among
honey bee colonies, was passed finally,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
placed in she biz section 8447 of which

placed in 9he bilH section S445 OF which
read az 2hat time as follows:
accompanies or associations organ
izcG under the laws Of any other state
of The United Stateso carrying on the
business of Iife insurance on the as"
sessmenH plan. and having net assets
uH not less than two hundred fifty
thousand dollars and funds pledged
for the payment of three months calls
or assessments and complying with
the provisions of this article, shall be
licensed 10 do business in this state
Would Exclude Bankers Life
"And when the compromise was
made we added this language:
provided, thar all policies or Cet-
3iricatcs of membership shall have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

Respectfully.
"REUBEN NJ. RODDlE.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

Ignorant INDIAN fathers who would
cucumber their childrcn'e nnd).
House bill No. 800 Encourages sale
.uf orphan land. Provides secret trans
fer il "mtucsDcd parties agree 10 sale,
senate hin no. NJ Logan. I'm
couurcg grof jn real estate by shut
ting or legal notices OroHdcs secret
aules),
Senate bin Eo. 7G Edwards Chase
INuVutuD, Wilson tCuuadiaul Ahn'N,
Gmsco. EucouraEoH rnlc Of orphan
.,'hildrou's land. Under this bill on
uudg would bc 'sWnppcd' Tor "ud
dunes and traokless wastca. Encour-
agca cold-bloodod land .roit, O\IG-
iuuu
House bin No. $50 wright FRO
yIdos mode OF executing cuuycyanccs
by "marlr ana lognll2ing same or
tho Indian cannot write, hc may HEn
his "murlt To- deeds Transferring nus
audD.
House bin No VI Hunter CChoc-
taWD. Taylor LogUIlos land ErWt
lwhru CRATER is smooth enough 10
Keep the records straight Ihc dc-
pattmcut of charities has found Judges
ruuuiyiur with crooked guardians Ho
| that records were tumporcd Under me
law the 'ruuOrd' would have To- ne
accepted as evidence by the court
| NiCiuuu.
sruntr Din No. ll7 mrrord. Makes
|it contempt of court a. rrfu'" peace
liable possession when a mortgage
takes your land,
House bin no ~ MuNCy Releases
|urcucs ON guardian and executor,
Imukcs surety bonds worthless. Ohu'I
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continued From Page Dn')
would resign rather than face an i'm
pooChmont trial, but these were dis
credited by friends of the insurance
commissioner. II will be remembered
that In the fourth legislature State In
suranoo Commissioner Perry Ballard
and state Auditor Leo Meyers both
resigned I'm this manner and state
Printer GILES Farrs. who went to
trial, was impcached
other Probes May Follow.
If the senate is 10 hold an impeach-
mcut trial there Is no possibility OF
the legislature adjourning for another
month yet The 60-day term will he
up next Friday
The result OF the Wclch investiEa.
tion has led TO reports Of other i'm
pending probes of state officials and
1t is said on good authority that ono
of the highest state officials viii be
Investigated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
BILL CALLS FOR
CAPITOL MONEY

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

TO CONDUCT A PROBE


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
These Women Gave Their Testimonials

IL know where they can go and get cured.
took treatments from Dr. Clara McCollister
and consulted other specialists but | never got
cured until the woman specialist took my case.
Now | am a well woman.
MRS. +. WELDEY,
9OS ~ Cheyenne St, Tulsa
took treatment from Dr. Clara McCollister OF
a trouble | had for long time. She saved me
from the operating table. Am well and cured,
Too much cannot be said for her.
MRS. FRANK KELLEY,
1926 r. jefferson ST, city.
took treatment from Dr. CLARA McColister
and am IA well woman today Women, go and
see her and get Well MRS. r. S. MAYO,
3l2 Duluth St, City.
| took treatments from DR.. Clara McCOster
and am a we'll woman today. | advise all suffer
ing women to consult her at once.
MRS. BARBOUR,
City,
7 took treatments from Dr. Clara McColster
% a trouble l had for long time. Am now Well
and cured. MRS. FRANK LEONARD
City
Took treatments from DR.. Clara McCoIlister,
Q advise all suffering women 70 not throw away
your money on so-called specialists but consult a.
woman specialist--0ne that can cure you.
MRS JOHN cox.
Sand Springs Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

AZ a recent afternoon social func-
ton, women were invited to bring
their work. We are just wondering
how many boarding house landladies
attended. Telegram.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

~
This Is TO certify that have taken treat
ment from Or. Clara NcCoster, Specialist on
Diseases of Women and am well and cured:
MRS WIN. BECK,
50S Kenosha, Tulsa
took treatment from DR.. clara McCollister ot
a trouble have had FOR long time. got relier
from a specialist in New York city years ago.
but Dr. Clara McCoster, Specialist, not ony
gave me relief but has cured me of my trouble.
Words cannot express the gratitude ! owe her
for doing So All suffering women consult her and
your money will be well spent. and she VIII deal
with you honest and fair and cure you II you
can he cured MRS B. NJ. RELY,
322 S Denver St, Tulsa.
| took treatment from DR. Clara McColllster6
have taken treatments from many other physlo
clans, but only got temporary relief 80 cons,
suited the woman specialist. She has cured me
sound and Well MRS ~. Eo PAlNAEi''
As W, 9Th Sto Alta Vista Apartments
Women who suffer DONE delay buH ger cured
sound and. well by pr Clara McCollister She
cured and she can you ~ You can D. 'ureu'
MRS HARRY BICKERS.
al5 ~ Boulder 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
To SUFFERING WOMEN,
Notice And Attention

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find mueco
w : : ] :: Ca: G. C. =
afng table
onen) mi
gnVhen
+
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S
painful and
He Kidney adder and
Rememh the time Is )
rroule VIVA y
bic
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
10 Rob our Indian Wards.

Senate hlli No 2-loEau. To mort
rage Indian orphans land' also insane
peoples land. tNiciousl
House hill No. 2bS Allows county
{udrrs To- mortgage minors lands.
tt'ndpr this law Rrafters would .ad-
vance" all kinds Of cheap finorics 10