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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Hon. Mayor Pilots
New Craft White
Hope Gone Forever

The low rakish. gasoline propelled
craft which has tor many years con.
veyed r Oycrhol,cr to and from his
place OF business Is uo more 50 far
rs T. Oycrhulscr Is concerned. Tor the
Hon Mayor startled hl. friends by an.
nouncing Saturday that he had finally
disposed of hi, hur,rlr,s carriage and
purchased an automobile
Not exactly purchased. hut he traded
with Harley Lee, then. whru Harley
saw what hc had gotten, be- In turn
traded with the Buick people, 81 that
now the Hon Mayor has practically
hcw Cadillac three passenger town ear
lee has new Buick. and the Buick
people own, control and will attempt
10 operate the craft formerly Steered
by the mayor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Sustendnce and
HHdrity to Mix at
NeOsies Banquet

On Thanksgiving day, At the Lee
Huckins hotel. 100 future presidents,
governors aud editors viii give vent
TO years pent up energy and enthusi-
hsm In one general free for ull good
time. the reason for which Is that Gov.
ernor Williams viii on that duy OBJ
serve his annual custom NJ rendering
banquet, or giving feed Co the
Oklnhomu city newsboys.
Other prominent men will also At
tend the hlg blow ont. hc-idr- tine IN.
ture statesmen. Every ncwslr and
carrier must make arrangements with
his paper about attending. for admis.
Sion Ia the hlg dining hall viii be- 10y
ticket only, which viii be- issued by
their papers Ia all street merchants In
good standing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
A MUNICIPAL LEAGUE

Dozen, NJ yit, officials pass through
oklahoma CITY saturday uu their way
to attend the preliminary organization
N the Municipal League, which win hc
held at Norman prior to the football
game Mpyor Oyerholser knew but Nc
tie about The proposed organization. as
the Idea is new In oklahoma. II will
be formed for the purpose " further
lng city government and co-operatluu
" all city officials will he asked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
IN FULL MARCH
ON Aqua PRIETA
Attack on Caranza Garrison
Near Douglas, Ariz., lmmi-
ment-Villa Hurries
AMERICANS ON WATCH
Relief on Way to the Besieged
Not Expect to Arrive Until
After Battle Starts

DOUGLAS, Aril, oct 30 Niger
- head. black butte ramtly re
,rmhiur the crunial outlines of an
I.lhouan which rises ont " N" desert
nine miles cnst of here claimed the
attention uf all eyes us marking the
portal u mountain pass through
which General Villa was expected u"
swing SATURDAY OF sunday about
NuUO men tu utlurk or brslrgr the Car
muM garrison uf Aqua Prl"ta, 80.
nora. opposite hrrr.
Unless rrlulorcrmuuls coming over
American railroads Via Englc Pass hr-
rive Saturday, they probably VIII be
too late for the opening ~ the battle.
Must Pass |. s. Force
A. they sweep westward toward
Aeua Prlrlu, the villa forces must
pnss near uu rupmmpmrnt of American
troops stationed hardly II mile north
nf the border where Brgnhlrr General
Thomas / UuNl-. who assumed com
mnnd Friday has about 600 soldiers.
with ~ thrrriurh ma guns. The
United states troop have definite or
drr- to keep Mexican soldiers on their
own side ~ the international line and
to prevent them from -hp"tiug into the
United StnieS
Not blade of grnss grows In Aqua
priru aud dust whlrlS sent dancing
about hl winds TINT constantly sweep
the country coated grny the brown
face, aud blue ovrrulls NJ the soldiers
NJ they ahored with picks aud shoy
els under the ewes ~ swarthy women
aud children who fringe every Mex
lean military encampment or battle
field
The city ~ Douglas extends right
down 10 the bOrderline. but IL sparsely
built for perhaps half mile north
from the boundary FHClng this Oper
space the Carpnza soldiers finished
Saturday q trench line which com
pleted around Aqua rrietn hand Of
defensive works that extend roughly
three quarters ~ mile north and
south and about mIe and quarter
east AMI west
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
B0IHA INDICATED
South African Premier Shows Up Ira
ducer by Winning Slander Suit
Charge Dates Baek 10 Dom Paul

JOHANNESBURG. South Afria.
Oct 30.--The jury In the case brought
by Premier Botha against n Nationalist
candidate for parliament IN the recent
election, named Manuik. rendered
verdict against the defendant today.
Maunlk was charged with having sian
dered the premier during the campaign
by asking what he had done with gold
hars valued at ss.I50,0o0 left IN pos
session N Botha and two other per
SONS ON the departure % Paul Kruger
from south Africa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
CALL Court Of
NEUTRAL STATES
President to Be Advised of
Plan Whereby Europe May
Be Led to Consider Peace

CHICAGO, Oct, 30.-plans NJ the
National Peace Federation, announced
saturday n call for Il national appeal
to President Wilson on November X by
night-telegraph letters to cooperate
with other neutral governments In call
Ink conference " neutral nations,
the conference To constitute yolun.
mry court VI continuous mediation, IN
vite suggestions for settlement from
warning nations, and In any case, sub
mit simultaneously Ia nll ~ them reas.
enable proposals NJ basis for peace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
.HESPERIaN WAS
HIT BY TORPEDO
Claim Of Germany Notwith-
standing, Lansing Finds
Kaiser Responsible

INASHnNCTuN, tfct 81. Secretary
w Lansing announced today that
the navy department had definitely
established the fact that the fragment
~ the cuguc.nfwar which sank the
Allun liner HcylrriNn WIS part NJ
a torpedo. The GcrmNn government
has pcrsislcntly denied that the He's.
prrlan was torrcdocd. In the opinion
of naval experts. the fragment could
not have been part VI a marine
mine.
The secretary snid the result of the
navy departments investigation would
Immediately hc communicated either
10 the German government directly
or 10 Ambassador RarDstorff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
WILL PROBABLY
PROSECUTE FAY
Assistant Attorney General
Makes Personal Inquiry Into
Alleged Bomb Plot

NEW YORK, oct 80 Charles War
wen, Hn assistant attorney general,
came FROM Washington saturday lu
confer with the United States district
attorney, II, :. Marshall, concerning
the course the government viii take IN
regard tu Lieutenant Robert Fay and
others arrested here IN the alleged plot
TO wreck war munitions steamers aud
American ammunition plants.
The conference II II stated. will de
eide whether the alleged cnnspltntor-
shall be- prosecuted In the federal "
state courts. -.-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
TRAPP REFUSED
As Acting Governor lie Refused to
Order Attorney General 10 Send
Representative 20 Purcell

II develops that ]. H. Miley, assist.
ant attorney general, did not ~ To
Purcell to conduct the grand Jury In.
rcstigation that has been IN progress
there this week, In which It wns an.
nounced an effort would he made tn
develop cause for removing the Social.
lat sheriff of McClain county.
This department did not send II
representative to Purcell, AS was In
tended" said Smith G. Matson, assist
ant attorney general Saturday "he.
cause Acting Governor Trap would
not Issue the order, and we could not
send man there without such author
lIatiOn."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
PEER LEFT NO HEIRS

LONDON, oct 80 Baron Welhy
who was long prominent In financial
circles. died Friday aged ". Reg
inald Earle Welby, who was elevated
to the pecragr In 1894 wns permanent
secretary NJ the Treasury 1885 10 1904
lie lcft no heirs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
SLOW WITH COTTON

A decrease NJ 6.0Ol bales of cotton
In 1918, glnned IN oklahoma county,
over 1914, was shown by government
cotton report received Friday from
Leo A. Mustcrson, special agcnt ~ the
department " agriculture.
There were only 301 bales count.
ing round as half hales, ginned In ok.
lahoma county from the crop NJ 1915,
prior 10 October ~, lnl6, m compared
With b,NS bales glnned prior to Oc.
tobcr rs, 1914 The government re-.
port was issued October ~, 1918.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
REVENUE AGENTS
DEATH PUZZLlNG
state Department Questions Widow in
Effort TO Unravel Mystery Of Knox
Booths sudden Demise

NASHVILLE, Tenn, oct 80 A spe
DluI messenger from the United States
department uf justice went to Nash
Vile Friday from Memphis aud held
% conference with Mrs Knox Booth
concerning the death " her husband
al Memphis week ago, who WIS for
merry revenue agent for this district
80 decision was reached AZ To whether
or not an autopsy will be- held. Mr.
Booth was an important government
witness In liquor ruses In Arkansas and
his death occurred under puzzling
circumstances.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
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POID FIELD. Norman Okla, Oct.
80 To-day Is the crucial test for
Oklahoma II Bennic Owens men can
stand the same killing grind during the
game against Kansas today that they
did against Texas Ht Dallas last Sat
urday Oklahomans are confident that
the SoOner4 will again be- returned VIE
tors and that the University Of okla.
homa will emhlazrn another ever vie.
tOrious team on the school roll Of
CONTINUED on Last PageD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
INCOMES COMMUNICATED
England Said TO BE Considering Ad
Instability Of Enforcing War Loans

TNNNWN- NUl- IO The Daily In
press says that the treasury IL Ton.
sldernr the adylsahillty " forced
loan with the object " curhing private
expenditures and conserving the ma.
tlonol resources for the purposes Of
the war A third ~ every mans pres.
cnt Income will bo commandeered. the
psper says
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
JAPS WANT U. s.
TO JOIN PROTEST


TOXIC, Oct 3O.-Thc japanese gov
ernment has requested the American
government TO give It's support In the
representations which ARE being made
at Peking for the purpose Of postpon-
Ing re-establishment " monarchlcal
government In China until the Euro.
pean war ls ended
Japan's policy was decided upon af
ter consultation with Great Britain
There Is much speculation here con.
cerning the attitude Of Germany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
TONIGHT, KIDS
IS HALLOWEEN
"Gobyluns" in Shape of Police
Will Be on Lookout for
Small Boys

II you don watch out
You are the oklahoma City small
boy and girl. the gubIyuus referred TO
are the members ~ the police force
who have received Instructions TO be
on the qui ylye all night Saturday TO
prevent the mysterious Disappearance
OF boards, gates and wagons, and 10
frustrate attempts 10 cut cl0theslines
and the contamination VI other fien-
dish pranks that only the vivid imag
iuation aud deviliNh ingenuity Of II
small boy or girl can couture up.
For after sunset. he IL known, II
Halloween that one night Of the year
when all the goblins ghosts, spooks
aud spirits IN the world rise from
their CHASTITY graveyard haunts and
come into the cities aud towns TO make
the hours Of darkness horrible for
their teshly neigbheu, OF .coune
most Of the noefurnai visitors are real.
ly boys and girls, but that's beside
the point
And the NlXles-O'ohi
And Nab, queen Of the fairies, and
all her train, Rs we'll m the brownies
pixies and mikes. the water sprite,
aud wood nymph, aud all the little
folk from hill aud dale and strean
make Halloween their holiday. Or
this one night IN the year alone d,
they appear to human eyes. Here anC
there through Oklahoma City street,
viii be- seen tiny points Of fire
imaginative. prourhy grownups oftel
declare they ARE only candles carrie,
tJontinuri on last paGel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
INVENTOR GETS
USEFUL PATENT

G. n Robert, 32i Washington. this
city ha, perfected d crank case pro.
tector and radius hracps Tor Ford ears
which he has patented Ford cur
owners can see this device In the win.
dow at Storm a Erlrksou's or Mt the
Guarantee Garage. $40 y Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
CHRISTIANITY IMpEDED

DENVER Colo, Oct 30 The Flu
ropean war has seriously impeded the
advancement Of Christianity, II. NJ
Tipple, president OF the Methodist col
lege at Rome told delegates to the
conference, In connection with the ma
tion.wide laymans missionary cam
phign in session here at Wednesday
nights session.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
CATTLE TICK ALARMS
EASTERN OKLAHOMA
More There Than In Years, Is COnclu-
sion Reached by Government Agent
building Of Dipping Vat Increases

There are more cattle ticks Ia lhr
enstcrn section of Oklahoma than ln
years, according to n statement by IN
W. L. Hyde, Of the bureau of animal
industry, who has just returned from II
tour Of investigation extending from
the Kansas Ia the Texas borders. On
the other haud, Dr Hyde declares, cat
llrmcn are building more private dip
ping lHts than In years and are grad
unlly e-srulng the alarming death rate
among cnttlr infected with Texas fever
10y the ticks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
NOBEL PRIZE IN MEDICINE

STOCKHOLM, via London. oct no
It has been decided a. award the
Nobel prize In medicine FOE 1914 tu
nr. Robert Barany Of Vienna uniyer
slty for his work In the physiology
and pathology of the eat The prize
FOR 1918 will be reserved until lOl0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
PRICE CENSORSHIP ON sPUDs

BERLIN, via. London, oct. 30 The
federal council has issued an order
empowering the imperial chancellor 10
TX the maximum price for potatoes,
fish aud game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
SECONDARY SCHOOLS MEET

NASHVILLE. Tenn, oct 30 Dele.
gates from many sections NJ the south
attended the opening session here
Thursday Of the 2lst annual meeting
" III, Association ~ College and Sec.
rrdnry schools ~ the southern states
OFFICERS win be- elected Friday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
FOOTBALL!

A Complete Report Of the
Kansas Oklahoma Foot
ball Game at Norman,
Okla. VIII Be Published
in a Special Edition of
The Times to Be Put Out
Immediately at Close of
the Contest. Watch
For Ill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Sooners Aren't Blufed by
Kansan "Heftiness" - An
nual Football Event Is On
GAME WAS TIE IN 1914
If Oklahoma Wins Ii Must Be
by Reason of Brilliant
Open Work -.
3 #ss &8s$s@
TODAY'S FOOTBALL
DATA
Lineup
Oklahoma Field

Oklahoma Fields. left
end. Anderson. loft tao
kle, Phillips. left guard.
Bell, center. W. Holt,
right guard: o Holt. right
tackle. MontgO cry,
right end: Johnson. quar-
terback, Foster. left half.
Mccain. right half. Gey-
er. fullback.
Kansas RI eber, left
end: James. left tackle.
Croft. left guard. Ham
mond, center, Suother.
right guard, Llcweilin.
right tackle. Heath, right
end; Lindsey, quarter
back B Gillispie, left
half. Fitzgerald. right
half. Nelson, FUN back.
Officials
Grover. X. G.. A. c., ref
cree, Mcbride. X. e. A.
G., umpire, ClUudman.
BowdOin. head liuesman.
Information
Kickoff at 3.l5 Game
will he played at Boyd
field. Norman. Extra cars
VIII run from the Termi-
nal station TO AccommO-
date Oklahoma City fans.
Odds on the game range
from 81 10 1917 on Okla
homa There liz no Kan
sas even money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

road 20 Nish and invites n strong
Bulgarian advance towards the
Center Of old Serbia
7 ONDON, oct 80 The r.sllion Of
~ Serbia Is becoming more desper
ate daily NI-h IS threatened by the
Bulgarinns, while the Austrlnns and
Germans are gradually opening the
way toward the great Serbian arsenal
at KraguyeyHtz Rome reports that
the Serbian capital has been removed
10 certain point
On Bulgarian Battle Front
According to the lntcst official re
ports from Sofia the Serblans are in
retreat IN westerly direction all
along the Bulgarian front Unofficial
dispatches state that a bulgarian off
Ger commanding mn advance has dined
with the AustrO Grrmun staff. The
Bulgariaus assert that they are in Ios.
session Of NegotIn Brza, Palanka,
Xnjccar. Kninjryats ana several vii
lHgcs In the Timok valley which gives
them n stratcgical position " primary
Importance The complete capture Of
Prot ~ not claimed by the war office
at sofia, which says the Bulgarians,
after storming the southern fortified.
tlons. penetrated the town, where night
put an end to the fighting.
French Hold Strumitsa
with the exception Of the unofficial
report that the French are now firmly
in possession Of Strumltsn, no news
has been received concerning the mill.
tary movement Of the entente allies in
the Balkans.
Russinns saii Forth
From Bulgarian sources Submissions
have been received that the seaports
recently bOmbarded suffered severely
A Bucharest dispatch says thai Rus
sian troops have set sail from Odesss
and Sebastopol for the Bulgarian
coast.
Italy Recedes
Along the other fronts severe fight
lug Is reported without decisive result
Vienna reports Italian attacks alread,
repnlsed after n sangulnary struggle
Swivel.chair War
The cabinet changes In France ar,
finding an echo In the discussion Al
to the adyisabillty Of treating a Brit
lsh war council 10 consist ~ the pre-
inter, war secretary aud first lord o.
the admiralty. 10 have supreme dirsc
tinn OF the war. II T. rppOrtpd unof
flclally that King George who was In
jured on Thursday by fall, from hi
horse, passed good day Friday.
SOFIA. Oct, 30 Although the BON
hardment Of Narna by the Russial
fleet lasted only ten minutes, III
bodies OF twenty two civilians alread
have been found while over hundrt,
persons were injured, many of then
severely, according 10 reports receives
here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
SIR CHAS. TUppER DEAD

OTTAWA. ont. oct 20 SIR Chas
Tupper venerable canadian statesman,
died In England Friday llr was "a
years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

ComnaralI.r rL-.LnLlnllnn

Washington Forecast
oklahoma Tonight 1rl 7uuluy fair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Local Men Bid

-Four luDnl agents submitted bids for
the contract These wcrp the Seamans
company Gus TaliaferrO. W ]. Pettep
and Andy Hlnns At the Tuesday
meeting Commissioner Dunnclly will
move ~ substitute his minority report
Tor the majority report which was
made Thursday His distribution of
the 5000 foot contract will give Sea
mans 800 feet at ~ cents foot the
Eureka company WN ftrt at $40:
Andy Wuu- ~O feet at SliO: Gus
1aliaferro SO feet nc % cents. and
the R r Goodrich company Nm feet
at 81 rruts
Commissioner lIighlcy stated that he
would stick 10 his guns In spite NJ the
protest made 10y nruuely His son
heiug connected with tho firm given
the contract had nothing 10 do with the
award he declared
Il have mndc careful study of
fire hose aud ann confident that VIZ
have done the best thing" he stated
Il am equally confident that Commits
sioncr honurIIy knows hut very little
about ho,c ann mot m favor N dis
eliminating I'm favor of outside agents
when the guuds represented by Okla
homN city men arr of equal quality
Nv son receives straight salary. and
does not work un a commission"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
BULGARS CLOSE
IN UPON NISH.
Serbian Capital Threatened
Government Has Been Re
moved to Certain Point
ARSENAL IS CAPTURED
French Hold Strumitsa-Rus-
slams Sail for Bulgarian
Coast-Eng. Aid Lacking?
IS CAPTURED

SOFIA. Oct. 3O.-Ths fall OF
Pirot this morning "Wednesday
was a severe blow 10 the Serbian
army since the reduction OF this
strong position leaves open the
road 20 Nish and invites n strong
Bulgarian advance towards the
center Of old Serbia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Threatens Minority Report

II shall most certainly submit a mi
nority report in opposition to IT," de
clared Commissioner DOnnelly Satur.
day The contract has simply been
railroaded to the Senmam company
because Highley's son Is associated
with the firm. The impression has
been given that all the commissioner
are In accord IN granting this contract.
hut am certainly not In accord. when
II comes Ia question ~ showing par
tality and favoritism II principle
must be- sacrificed for harmony. then
harmony ends right here. 80 far MS |
Hm concerned"
"lf II Is II question ~ buying cheap
hose why NOT give the pettee company
a uhuurr" continued Commissioner
nouurlly Their bid was for % cents
instead ~ ~ so far rs could see.
there was no difference In the quality
Of the hurso 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
UNFAIR
SAYS D0NNELLY.
Commissioner Declares Fire
Hose Award Railroaded to
Ed M. Seamans Company
WILL SUBMIT PROTEST
Highley's Son State Agent For
Lucky Bidder-Four Local
Bids Made
WILL SUBMIT PROTEST

TrHE harmony which has heretofore
existed among the city commission.
ers with only an occasional wayrr viii
be strained almost 10 the breaking
point at the next regular meeting
lect to the fiuding N the committee as
n whole On the fire hu,c ,uutrurt
which was awarded 60 Ld VI ~"amuns
company THURSDAY Commissioner
DOnnelly's principal contention Is that
the entire contract for the 900 fest
was given to the Scanaus company
mainly because Commissioner High
ley's son IL state manager tur the fire
equipment branch ~ the Sraman's
company.
When the question " awarding the
contract among the 10 bidders IN the
new fire bose came up for cunsidera
ton at the specin meeting Thursday
Donnelly was emphHtically against
awarding the entire contract to the
Seamans agency. commissioner BlHCk
welder moved to let Seanans. repre-
senting the Boston Woven Hose com
pany, furnished the entire amount al
~ Nnts foot, and Commissioner
Hlghley seconded the motion. Thl'
was the only bid placed for conddera
tion before the commissioners, ant
Donnellys WAS the only dlssentinl
vote The matter will now rest until
II Is presented at the regular meet
| Ing 1meadhY for flnnl nn sanga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
French Hold StrumItsa

with the exception Of the unofficial
report that the French are now firmly
in possession Of Strumltsa, no news
has been received concerning the mill.
tary movement Of the entente allies in
the Balkans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Russinns ssIl Forsh

FTom BuIRhrIHh tOurces hdmissiOns
have been received that the seaports
recently bOmharde,l suffered severely.
A Bucharest dispatch says that Rus.
sian troops have set sail from Odessa
and Sebastopol for the Bulgarian
coast.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

Along the other fronts severe fight
lng is reported without decisive result
Vienna reports Italian attacks alread,
repulsed after n ssngulnary struggle