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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
Philip Z. McCleary, Core
spondent, Is Condemned
by CarranZa.
FOR SENDING OUT NEWS
Fails to Submit It 70 Officials
Is Charge Against
Him.

washirEt1u. % o.. April g. Philip
r. MeCIraFE an American ueaEp paper
CORES apordelt az Vera cruz. has been
Imprisoned aud sentenced t1 he shot
by Carraura aufEorifteE tor having
seat out ureeuFDrcd u~va diapafchcE
Secretary Bryan received can appeal
for aid today from John "a Roberts.
another American respondent
there. and Instructed Consul Siiiimau
F1 take fhe question uu ar once with
Carranza- 40 omeiai report Of the
aEair has reached tb- department.
uueial report from Ch'hHuhua 90
che villa ar~uey here SAYS. General
villa b1mbaFIFI Ceiaga g hours
causing uaeG damage t1 buildings
ehFFr ubr~Fuu had placed ARTILLERY
Losses among uhrrEou's iutisu troops
a~T~ euormols and the bloody eharac-
r~F 1f che battle vouid borrify even
chose accustomed t1 warfare The
HsFfatlar 90 Death vas almost an-
Eibitstrt iu a charge directed by Cen
rrai villa personally. Or this charge
villas Eorse uas Shot under him. The
losses 1f Viiia arrr very heavy hut
s1 s~Fr those o. ObrrE1H-
Vaccine for Mexico.
Vaeeia~ and other medical sgppiiTs
Co eoabst smallpox ard pFrFFgt
spread OF thr disease ir 1ieEleo City
are Co be forwarded from Vera cruz
~ special trais. probably tomorrow,
The uedicat suppiirs u@r~ ordered
froef New YORK some time ago and
we're due ia Vera cruz today.
Tbe special train. arranged FOR
thFaaah General Carranza. ts the
sane utirb tkr stale department an
Haaaeed yesterday wogid carry mail
Co tse MeSieaa capital and take hack
Co Vera CFuz pgsai West. special rep
rrseafatiur 0f ere GATED states. vho
tas b~~a e5afesrtrE with rival leaders
ia 1fe8ie1
state trpsrtmFgt osErists here say
tErFe is go sp.GFmie o. smallpox oF
other eaaEsEfags disease iH Mexico
clEF. bsE if has tssa EuoEH for some
tiEsr that there we're O. ngmbrF 90
cases and they have been tatra care
% fFosa rime Co time. To pF~grnt thr
spread % thT disease. aa extra supply
5f vaccine was ordered and th@ state
tTrartmrss vas advised that it bad
b~es forwarded from Ncw YORK on
ihs steamer MORO Castle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
GEORGE OSBORNE IN
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY

CEaeaEo. III. Asrsi - George os-
bore os usavsFs oss % ths eiEss men.
taeiasirx V1ii5ss sss Josa FaFs5s.
tss5ets,4 ia eoassesisa wifs snarketinE
securities % ss irrfEaftoa cosupsuy
siesass sot Esitsy today % federal
cosart 90 q Charge - s<isk tss nails
Co ssfrss4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
HOT SPELL TO KEEP
UP As HOURS MORE

wzsstaEtoa. n. G.. April ss-At
tesss a. koars more % ths early srs-
soa bot spell - predicted by the
W~athsr bsr-as- Thsrr uas sxi-aoF-
diaary htEs temperature for tne SEA
500 today az ali posats east % ths Mis-
sfssipai river. vale aeE records for
AsEil sere Gs.s .: t-ksy g-4ccA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
MOTORCYCLE RIDES
INTO TRAIN; 2 DEAD

Aurora. III. April es-Niehoias Bic
tcFr-an. ~. and Albert Schiitz. IS.
dashed down a steep hill today on a
motorcycle In approaching a bridge
over the Fox river and ran into a
passing Northwestern passenger train
and w~re killed Their SKULLS were
crushed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

sa-s5se,f toss % u1ssria. sttasts9 %
rueks is sss saif % Tsfsss. ss veil az
ss Nrea &s& Hfvas fs Treat
H~ltszs. Italy Aprsl sa=ttaiias
ssfsEsss fresa Aastrts FspaFt Aastrisa
srsoSs ave fo-<ss~d sss satt-v tros-
sis-. svss baftsssE s=srsaes=ezss %
eazerste az6 essssss. hsetae ssaes
sk~4 Esps s-sesG ezssos of Lzrxs e=i-
ss<s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

A Terre Haute mayor sentenced to
six years in prison for election fraucG
and corruption should have a purity
ing influence on Indiana polilica.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26


tsrmaas agafn are mailing dr--
perafs rlarts % brsak throaEh
fa rhannrl parts. ~omf special
f4bafrhrs sag thr fssrman motv-
msufs are 90 Important thaf F6fh
Wsrshaf Fan mfnd~nburs has
been 8r8ashf frsm ne enst 10 eor-
aarf fhe aperafians and Enp~ror
william hfnsssIf IL reported prs-
rrrd.ns fa fhs Yssr treat.
Ff.rt'- sir'--s received ir N-s
rars ..fsT -z~- tortae eant-V a. re-
aa-f current ls Tart4rf fsas tlas-s-e.
..... .... ....... ... .,.. ........a... - r...
Nfr efaune-e tHrer tf9ope. Ree
Save Seen I-sTraE Ersf5sf sssr-s ie
large asrase=s. were E1faE F1 sHr ess-
rarsr
aorF9n. ArfJf sf outrles ls grew
Hs H Rome tHaF AusJrIs aeH tta.T
ere ffIf.aE iurvfttH.g f9vErf var
a f.aIeesst accredited rs tss sufrteal
Utafss enc esermaa smsassa.57r. Ven
n1r.s1y ts ssvfsE f weGat BE- .@sas-
siH'r for Austria CD seespt ftsfV-s E=-
maats Frpptao t.srJoal,tf. o. Eras,t-
SON ef enc famous ttstgs stsFssas,aa-
w1o recently tattef win ssr ttsii.ae
ENG t9d errefi=r. is sti3 f1 Rave rr-
ce0t-'r ere impression thsF trstv veg.t
rns-r f1r wsf witb ere allies
British eorrespor,t-et iterreliis-F
7fi-at t7 ere paratari.Fs etPe'ttr
aen faat,s tar proaie1t OF t9eeiaE ese
frt.F e a tremendous enc
pJtrdansties tttact E~gun-
me sF-sf~sffv sef V4r eeH-- ~
Laafsa f.-.ftr-,f ans Afternoon ftaa.
a s-r-r,f ssf.et so re- nsr.fse.-ff-s
aIsf s-srs .ra- s-r.g Il IL sssf ais
..g5trl.-.f ..,.a....s,fffr
.Ts- -.e.f.f srrs,ssr~rs-sr ss r.s--
fsa aaes "A r.a-rsf afsaex ss tn-
6.Hltsaff-s bg ~. s-sf aa.f a-asv Ns.s
r-saas-f v-sr--.ftg fjf,sass-srtsaffss 81
fs. tess. s.,y-~-.f s, rs.- f-~s b-ssr
s.,s-r- ,.aY-t,- .r ,.,.-t..,.s ,.ss.ss sr. e.sf.
ns9r s-.fsssf. 49, l.. ssfr- ~ s-r-
tsgs .s..,.fr-.. rr.e. rb- -s--.v Ia
sr-srf -rf-~s.ss.-eFs .-sf-rr-sf Bv
st-s-.f 5st-- ggs. ..,r.rf-f-for sser-ss-
aif r--.-- -t.rFr.rf f,-g- r----s 49,.
ssrssf.sr-f 80 &C. f..~-f5rs s,f a..
s-,s. 49, ,.fg.,~.- ..,-sf.gss-..
0~.ftf p--f.g. ,sssrr~-f --ss~rs
.s ............ -. i. .a.. -.
a.ss-,sre -. ,,.s,-,5..f,- 80 49, ----s fs
nasf- ~ H.,-t. 49, fs-.f5ss g-rffs
makes as ssrrfs- etalea as 60 further
sesfsf .srs4-r-.f B,sf f-s~riB-s AZ
ti.ss r. vff.s ff ts said a large aa-a-
Der sf s-fs5ear,s were taken. faeIg1iaz
IN 4aa l........... -. .-.s..S ,-.-.-s..,. -
brfsaa-rs r4s. fe, 6 600 frefaffnr ssa--
Fti aesroes. rurcues. tfisdas. EnEftsa,
Frraea. Caaaiisns. Logavss at Al
ter'aes rn~ EetEet west % Les
Essarses wss tsken BY storra ant sew
era basfrrt Preach taEse p-tsoesrs.
ne HeiEiaa statement % yesterday
tsst ttssrur hsd been rveaptsrsd ts
cssrsefsrff-d az gatrgs.
rfr eTefaf Paris stateessef gives
tsv Details os sEhfias ia u~iEfgra- CO
= ssf Ggruas attacks were esecSs't .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
vor Buslow Says IL Is I'm
possible % Accept
Italy's Demands.
SHOPS AND FARMS IDLE
Mobilization Deadeus Indus
Try and Food Riots Are
Resulting.

L6aaau. tprI - Whaf sonl~
muHarr erifirs arr inclined o.
pruuaanrr che -Trrafrst Battle u
fhr s1r+ G, under way 90 the f.sr
euHaL Oaeiai reports are msazrs
and raafrafirtory. Aut ii 0. Ernsr-
auT believed in tondon that thr
t-ermans aTain are uakinr De-
p~rafr eHarts o. hreak thronEh
fa rhanufl porfs- Tomf special
fisBafrhFs saq the tserman morg-
meufs are so important thaf firid
WHrshat Ven uiudenburz has
been br8ushf from ne enst 20 eos
dart fh~ obsrafians and Enp~rsr
Wuam hfmssif ts reported pre-
srrd.uE fol thr Nser treat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening stars. Mars. saturn. Morn
lne stars: Venus. Mercury. Jupiter.
Low down constellation Hydra extends
across the southern sky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till r. VI. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport. Moline
md Vicinity.

Showers this afternoon and to-
night. Tuesday partly cloudy: not
much change I'm temperature.
Temperature at Z a. m. %. Highest
yesterday s. lowest last night. 65.
Velocity OF wind at a. m. 3 miles
per hour
Precipitation none
Relative humidity az p. m. 50. at
a. m. So, az ] p. m. today. 80.
stage of water . feet. fan OF L in
last IS hours.
JIM. sHERIER. Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

rrgFr- sfrir-s received 5r N-W
rars today rz-r tortse eseUTV "a rF-
parr current ls gaEtsst rsss tlsrs~a
r~s sew army r7 rbe agnbe~ af 500
a06 saf ever 100000 ts 5s ere N-E-sc
o. e1s sg5bas-d these traebs. vtles
Save He-a I-sTrsE Ersr.ss sssr-s ie
large a5ase-s. were EsfaE Fe tsr coz
rHrar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
Csmm~rev Farslfs~A

verona. italy. Agru 20 - ussussesss
eam sae fruntisr state eorssasre~ ssG
'adastfp ta ths preVtaes % rrrss T.
psrsiess,t sad sxrfctsisars a. q stisrt-
ser bscsgss % lseF ef wersnsus t9.-
400 asvfaE ss~n called 60 tss eetsrs
AZ horses art oxen Esas es~e rs-
ptisitioned There have ns~a 81 nors
sstssts fsr aefnonssrsslsns rrseiti>x
rem sacrt4zs % food - Trissss SER
Aus g4stsFs@ae~s x<s rrSarr<6 &c. tse
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
Not Believed in Brownsville

The report fro mEagle Pass that SAL
tllo has been retaken bv the Vill~tas i
not believed true IA Brownsville Carranza
Consul !. Il. CARA said today that Gu
terrez forces advancing out of Salullo
toward the Villa territory south Of Tor
reon have succeeded IN cutting NIla'-
communications north of Zacatecas, and
he also said that other Carranza force.
are reported 10 have cut communication,
between Chihuahua and Juarez. Mr..
Cara said that the Carranci-tas are ~
pecting momentarilyy an attack on .Jua y
rez by CarFanza troops under General
Gales
General Emiliano T.. Nafarratc. com
mander Of the Carranza forces on the
lower border, returned from Monterrey
last night. lie reports conditions around
Monterrey quiet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
STILL
ADVANCE IN THE
AUSTRIA TYROL

Rome. italy. june I General IAdpr-
ma. the Italian commander announces
that the Italians IN the Austrian IvIol
continue 20 advance capturing the
most important height ~ Zugna which
dominates Rovercto. an important Aus-
trian city about ten miles from the h1t
der ZuGna j. about six miles south ri
EoYereto. II Is believed the Ausuians
intend 10 try 10 use EoycrctO cldb"
rate defenSes 10 check the Italian al
vance n Trent The other Italian n
vaSionS eastward toward Trent have
been checked by the floods
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
SAYS Sunday Is Greater Than Charles Chaplin
i: i: Il Il i:
Hobo Believes Evangelist Is Some Comedian

mills who attended the night meetings
ia large numbers
The afternoon sermon Was directed at
the Cntarians. He invited them to
come on and prove that there l. no hea-
ven or hell and ridi'-nlcd the practice Of
believing only what one understands.
He slammed the Iniiarian> when he
said that their doctrine is Ia read good
books. keep good company and think
good thoughts and thus be saved.
"You lie" he screamed. "a he stamped
on the platform
He said that when a man becomes too
intelligent 10 believe that the Bible j.
the word Of God" he has lost his period
Of usefulness in this old world
II notice" he said. that all these old
iniidels hang around the Christian and
come TO the tabernacle-why don't YOU
start a town of your own and You'll
all 60 Ia hell."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
LantuS johnson
Alive In Mexico

George Walker Of Brownsville, who re-
turned today from business trip to Vera
Cruz, said that he saw and talked to Ian
tus Johnson. the American who has been
serving m the Carranza army the past two
year.. Johnson was reported to have been
captured by Nillistas and executed at Al
damas last March. Just before the Villa
attack on Matamoros. Johnson has been
in Vera Cruz several months. On his last
trip to the border h. was a colonel. How
ever.for an intraction of the military laws
at Vera Cruz he was denoted to major.
johnson J. known IN Brownsville, having
been, a frequent visitor to TIN, city while
hc was stationed IN Matamoro,.
Mr. Walker said that he could see no
difference in Vera Cruz. The city appar-
emily l. almost normal. with the Carranza
officers there enthusiastic IN their belief
that Obregon has Villa ION the run"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
RIO GRANDE RY.
NAMES OFFICERS
FOR THIS YEAR

Officers 81 tne Rio Grande railroad for
The ensuing year were elected at the an
nual meeting of the stakeholder, III the
road held a , ~ o'clock this afternoon AT
the general offices IT the company.
Eleventh and Elizabeth streets. A. A.
Browne was reelected presidentl land chair
man Of the board Of directors James A.
Browne was elected first vice president
and treasurer. ID. A. OBrlcn second vice
president and general manager. and John
Grega secretary and auditor. Messrs.
hibbc and Polk were appointed general at
toney~ for the road. The board of d,rec-
tor> includes the officers and f. W. Kibbe.
l.. Cobollni and X. VI. Johnston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
Rains Not To
Interfere
With Tour

The rams Of the past few days will not
interfere with the good roads. diversified
farming and school lecturing tour of the
Bexar County Highway league through the
Magic Valley, beginning at RaymondviIIc
on Thursday morning, according To m an
nouncement today by County Comms
sIoncr j. A. Graham.
Mr.. Graham last night talked bv telo
phone "a u u. Colp. secretary ~ the
league. Mr. Colp told Of exceedingly
heavy rains IN the san Antonio country,
between there and Robstown, stating that
il would be impossible TO carry out the
automobile itinerary from San Antonio N
kingsville, but that between king-ville and
the Valley the itinerary will be adhered
10.
The lecturers will leave San Antoni,
Wednesday night, arriving al Raymond
vile Thursday morning. N 4 expected
that automobiles will be- furnished ai eacl
town to carry the lecturers "a the ntxi
stopping place. and IN that manner The triT
through the Valley will be made according
10 the itinerary already published ~ tn.
Herald.
The party will arrive III Brownsvlll,
Saturday afternoon. and will hold "A meet
ing here Saturday night. remaining ovel
until Sunday aud visiting Matomoros an,
Point Isabel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
French Official Statement.

~ fNnffiAitfti tfn~
PARIS June .-t tOiirInI) Violent iEhr
mE occurred last night north of Arra>
East WI the road from Souchez We made
nur way INTO N grove and here there ~
veloped p hand ~ hand fight ~ which We
had the advantage. On the plateau north
0f Notrc Dame M Loretta we took a Ger
man work Violent lighting developed
around sugar mill at Nnuchcz during
winch VIZ took sixty prisoners. IN the
W gc- W. rcPul-ed German night attack
INV two companies, with heavy losses M
the enemy
French cruiser -helled and DESTROYED
the German consulate near IInifa. IN SYRIA.
because II was charged that the German
consul bad lncried Turkish troops 10 acts
hostile 10 the French.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
RAIN AND FOGS PREVENT
DEVELOPMENT or ITALIAN
OPERATIONS AGAINST. TRENT

Verona. Italy, June RAIN and foys
prevented thc development II Italian ope-
ration against Trent The Italian. are
now Transporting long range cannon for
u-e wv This campaign. The Au-trians. cyi-
IDENTIFY realizing the danger threatening
Ireut have ordered the removal from that
rity ui nll persons and institutions con
ldrrrd useless for the defense. including
judge and the courts TIE entire high
plateau ot Lavarpne I- NOW In ihe Italians
hand nn the advance toward Trent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01

Paterson. y. j. June l.-.Icn Davis.
national hobo leader and famous IN the
Hotel de Cink world. listened Ia Billy
SUNDAY Thursday aud rcfraln@i 'rom
hitting the trail. lie considers Billy
a comedian.
He : "A greater comedian han 'h'nic
Chaplin said he only thalie does II
with his feet. | looked upon him - q hig
man before ] heard him. hut ! foand he
was pceved because "a little babf erred
He is IA religious tramp.
~Just Il little different than riown-
though more serious in his husolosy
One hundred thousand Billy Sundays
could not change conditions. Acircus
has to pay u tax when il comes Ia town
but Billy comes free of charge and goes
away $i0.OOO to the good"
Tn, evangelist talked Ia >mc aO.OW
people al the two services and he and
members of his party received numerous
gifts of silk from employees Of the silk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
COTTON GINNERS MUST TAKE
OUT LICENSES AND TAKE 3
SAMPLES FROMseACH BALE

Austin, Texas. June That feature Of
the recently enacted permanent warehouse
and marketing law which requires cotton
glnners To take out "A license and also TO
take three samples of each bale of cotton
ginned. became effective today. The ware
house department has sent out instructions
to approximately 500 ginnerS regarding the
new law. The Instructions state that APP
pIlcations for licenses must be- made IN
writing on and after June 1, and shall state
the location and capacity Of the gin for
which license l. asked, tell by whom IL l.
owned and by whom operated. The gin
ners' license costs 81, and must be re-
newed annually. This i one of the feat
ures which the ginners tried to make OPP
tional. instead of mandatory, "a IN the law
but the proposed amendment failed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
CRUISER GOEBEM
DISMANTLED, IT
IS REPORTED

Athens. Greece. June --latest Con
stantlnopIe advices say that the battle
cruiser Sultan Selims. formerly the Ger
man cruiser Goeben, has been virtually
dismantied
A British submarine raid nf Constant
nople and the Sea of Marmora caused q
condition Of panic IA the clty
There j. said To he strong current VI
opinion in Constantinople IN favor of open
ing the straits and negotiating for peace
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
Mission School
Open At Denton

Denton. Texas. June An Inierde
school of missions. partIci-
pated IN by representatives Of many
churches, was opened here today a the
College Of Industrial Arts. The school u
affiliated with the National Interdenomlna
tional School of Missions. The Methodist
North and South,) the Presbyterian, Con
gregaiionali-t. Christian and other
churches are connected with the movement
a. are the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and the Young Women's Christian
association The school viii run until
June 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
Will Ask Germany If She Intends To
Sidestep Fundamental Principles
OF International Law.
REPLY IN affirmative WILL MEAN
SEVERANCE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
tBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON C.. 1.-The
of J.
of to
of m,la
rhomatc
: ritual
German
l. to hgm~h aInng hi-n oe tonight.
IN of Iu,tan
understood president
xprcsp >torn
brings proposals hi with the
"A ahec the note
calc
!, of raino Of the him lie
the
Of the mternat tonalp problems.
dnoalop
the will ndyor II to
of 81 the
followed anyo American
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSsSSxSy
MEXICAN STATEMENT WAS
DEFERRED TO WEDNESDAY
lRy Associated Pressl

Washington. ID. G.. June iy,Presi-
dent Wilson announced today that he
will probably defer making public his
statement on Mexican affairs until
Wednesday morning.
The president will confer tomorrow
with Miss Mabel Boardman of the
American Red Cross on the Red Cross
plan to uSe the Mexican border army
posts a. depots for the collection OF
food for the starving Mexlcans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
ITAI IAN TROOPS INVADING
TRENT OCCUPIED 81 VILLAGES
SURROUNDING CITY 0r COnrInA

Ldne, luit+ Inn The Italian troops
In 8dine fhe Au TRAN province Of Trent
from th. east have occupied thirty seven
village mroundnr Cnrtna IN the Am
pezko Nalley TIN army y sixty miles
northeast WA Trent and w operating stimuli
taneouslv with the Italian armies invading
the province wv Trent from the south aud
west
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
Turkish Official Statement

ton-tantlnopIe. June -. OffiCiall -
"lhe enemy attacks turned the right wing
Monday near Ayi Burnu. but were repulsed
Their losses are estimated W. ZOE killed
None dead were observed M the valley
Monday night the enemy attempted 10 re-
capture the trench lost M previous day IN
their center by 2 surpri-e attack, but were
rrpul pd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
DAILY engagements on DardanelleS.

-TT--" T--T"TT
Pane, june The war department an
unuurr that WV MN, Dardancllr. for sew
rral dlt there have been almost daily en-
cement over hunted area IN ending
in gains frr the allies Friday French
,olonml captured small tort. British
brilliantly rcpulsed the Turkish assault
near Glba Tepe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
COMPANY ENDS
PATROL DUTY
AT ENID,0K

Oklahoma City, Okla, June COMPANY
X of the Oklahoma National Guard was
dismissed today from further patrol duty
at End. The company was called out at
the instance Of the mayor there 10 dis
perse iobless harvest hands. Five hundred
unemployed left Enid today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
Turk Prisoners Say Losses 40, 600

London. June l.-l lOfficialD Turkish
prisoners captured a fortnight ago IN the
DardanelIe- said the Turkish losses had
been 10000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-01
STEAMER STOOD
WHILE SUB SENT
OUT A TORPEDO
lEr As.nrintad rres.-l

Galveston. Texas. June THE Nor
wegian steamer Messel, arriving here to-
day. reported that oH Cork May = ne was
sighted by q submarine and stopped The
submarine thereupon fired 2 torpedo. The
steamer started hurriedy. The torpedo
passed barely six feet a-tern.
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Wall Street Is
Affected By Note

Nrw YORK. June Wall street re-
opened today after the Decoration day
-toIiday The street showed the effect u
Grrmany', latest note In the number and
sharp recession N prices. These iossc~
ran from one to three points, after which
trading became dull.
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Big Guns At
us. Forts
Injured

Port Townsend. Wash. June lit be
came known today that an attempt was
made several days ago "a iniurc the ~.
guns at Forts Wordcn and Flaglol. guard
visitors are now barred from the forts.
II l. reported that four breechlock> were
removed. The identity of the vandaI y
not announced
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SERBIA AGAIN
ENTERS AFTER
FIVE MONTHS

NiSh. Serbia. June THE serbian
official announcement SAYS that the
SerbianS fought a small successful ar
tillery engagement with the Austrian
near Capinova. This u believed ~
mean Serbia'S entry into the fight after
five months ~ quiet
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FORCES
AT SALT|LLO
IS REPORT

Eagle Pass, Texas. June An uncon
hrmed report m Piedras Negras SAYS that
VILLA troops Sunday rccaptured SaltIlo.
recently occupied hy Carranza forces m
der General Eulalo Gutierrez aud that a
large Villa force /, en route H. recapture
Monterrey
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Austrian Airmen Drop Bombs.

NIfy fNNtFFIft'H FFH'"1F
Rome, June 1.-Austrian aeroplanes
dropped bombs on the Southern Italian
seaports. Bari and Brindisi, killing one per-
son and wounding two.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast and the Magic
Valley il issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight. partly cloudy: Wednesday,
generally cloudy: light. variable
winds.
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Cabinet Decides To
Send Another Mote
EXTRA SESSION FOR OCTOBER
DISCUSSED BY SENATOR KERN
fBy Associated rressD

Warrington, ID. C.. June 1.-Sena-
tor Kern, democratic floor leader.
discussed an extra session of con-
gress in October with President vii
son today. The president sand hc
had made no decision.