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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
ONE KILLED, THREE
HURT IN EXPLOSION

Philadelphia, Aug. 3.-ono nun
was killed and three others seriously
injured in an explosion today la tho
experimental bomb-proof department
OF the United states arsenal in frank
ford, near this city,
James Harkins, "a civilian was kill
ed. NJ. Frusco ana Arthur Lumlett.
soldiers assigned To the ordnance
and George Brown. civilian, were
injured.
II Is understood that experiments
We're being made with "a hish power
explosive SHELF
The army officer In charge Of th'
department h. Captain a G.. wilhelm
who is about 60 resign his commits
sion in the army 10 take charse Of
private arms manufacturing plan
near this city
An investigation AS 10 the cause q
the accident is being made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
VILLA DIDN'T Use
HARSH WORDS IS
NOW CLAIMED
Chihuahua Merchants Say
Mexican General Was Mis-
quoted; Chief Expected TO
Reach Juarez Soon.

III Paso. Tex. Aug. 2.--Gencrai
villa did not say III the American
government does not like my actions
II can 80 TO hell" according 20 one
OF tho merchants whose stock In
trade wasl ordered conhsoated Sat
urday by General villa az Chihuahua
City.
what he did ssy was: My tele-
graph wires are open To you. You
may protest To your governments. IL
they do not hike Il they can come. l
am ready for them. said the mcr-
chant who arrived early this mornins
from Chihuahua.
General villa did not reach the
border today. II WIS said NJ Juarez,
Mexico, today. that he was detained
at Chihuahua. Mrs. villa is reported
to have arrived.
The revolt OF 200 villa soldiers At
Guzman. chihuahua. has been sup
pressed. according TO reports at
Juarez.
The rcvoitcrs were said 20 have
been lead by Sylvestre Qucyedo. a
former Hucrta leader.
George r. Carothcrs. special agent
OF the state department. who arrived
early today. was In close session with
lack Cobb, federal collector OF this
+ port today He, however, reiterated
his denial of the reported version oi
villas defiance to the American gov.
ernment.
The replies Of the villa governmen
To list of questions submitted Dl
foreign consuis 10 ascertain the statul
OF connscatod stocks OF trade and tn
private property of the merchant
were expected 10 be made today a
Chihuahua city. They are 10 be trans
mittcd TO the state department. th'
French. English. German. Italian ans
Spanish embassies az Washington.
only few foreign merchants ar
rived at the border early today.
Was said the action Of the foreig'
conslis there detained many in Chi
huahua city.
II was admitted prices were high a
Chihuahua city but u Is explaine
that the merchants had to pay cas-
for their goods shipped In and weT
forced To accept villa currency at
decreed value OF thirty cents while
Z was convertible on the border az lc,
, ttan two cents. Prices were udjus
5 ed So. Il was said. that goods 20 N
value of two cents were sold at thirl
cents 90 meet the decrecd rate AN
permit of turning over the VII
money at the market rate ON the bon
, der Without such action. II was o.
planned the merchalts would bo con
pcliod to boar the burden OF deprecis
ton of the currency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
Z BANDITS ARE
SHOT IN FIGHT
ON BORDER
Mexican Marauders and Unit
ed States Soldiers in Pitched
Battle Near Brownsville;
One Cavalryman Killed.

Brownsville. Tex, Aug 3.-TW clvc
Co fifteen McNicuu bandits are report
ed killed In nghuug today with
United States caNalrymcn and Amcri-
can posses In the low thick thorny
brush north OF Brownsville. Private
Mcclure of the Twelfth cavalry was
reported killed, private Curtiss prob
ably fatally wounded; Joe Taylor. a
customs guard, shot In the shoulder,
and Deputy sheriff g. A. Mouahan of
Brownsville shot in the leg.
Appeals were sent 20 Governor
james T. Ferguson today asking for
moro United states troops to help
guard this section "a fthc border. The
outlaws are believed to hc part of tho
same band which has been maraud
ing iu this section from twenty "a
sixty miles inside tnc American bor-
der for nearly three weeks, on,
American Was Killed hy them two
weeks ago. The country Is thinly set
tl,G. the low brush with thick foliage
aHording unlimited hiding places.
This particular body of bandits wa,
discovered about o'clock this morn
/ ing near san Bcuito, Texas, ahou
/ nucca miles from the border hy san
/ Robertson. president of the san Ben
I Ito and Rio Grandc valley railway
[ Nhle returning from surveying. III
roportcd that they seemed to have
| storkudc.
Lieutenant Lcutz ordered troop
/ immediately into their saddles
! ltwe1ty-siN cayalrymen gallopiug ou
/ of SAN Bcnito into the moonlight ao
. ,ompauicd by several local officials.
Tho Americans unexpectedly "a
upon the McNicans. a running hgh
hoRan For the remainder Of th
night and much Of the morning thcr
was continual rife hri1g m tho brusf
About 300 farmers from near Sl
BcHi'o Joined In the hunt.
This afternoon the bandits apr1i
entity were surrounded. Tho kllIins
Private Mcclure was confirmed ~
vntc Capsaddlc also was wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03

Washington Aus 3Whrn the three
South American ambassadors and the
three ranking Latin-Amcrican minis
tsrs meet with secretary Lansing
Thursday TO hear President Wilson's
plan 60 ask the cooperation OF thcii
countries Tor restoring peace to Mex
leo, course uf action viii he out
lined which an Latin-Amcrica Will
be asked to approve.
Il contcmplatcs the restoration OF
constitutional government without the
use of force. IL possible but has in
view Joint action at all tho Americas
u necessary.
Although all officials surround the
conference with the greatest secrecy,
IL Is known that ono of the first Gle
inuntA D. an embargo on aims from All
LHtn-Amorica To Mexico.
The president is not committed To
details ut any plan but viii invite sug-
gestions from the Latin American
diplomats To open the way 20 COM
mon ground.
Announcement 1f the conference
surprised agents ot the Mexican face
tiuns hero CJrrauzl's agents. hope
ful that his course NIIhin the last few
weeks and hIs efforts TO- respond Co
the demands of this government to
relieve Mexico city would lead To- ul-
Inmate recognition, confessed ih'lr
my-titcatlon
Tn,y did not attempt Geo conceal
some misgiyings but are hopeful that
Carrtuza's showing ot strength poi
Mexico viii iurce tho conviction thh'
hts provisional government dcmand'
recognition
Whats adhcrcnts believe President
wilson will Submit "a plan for "a pro-
yisionM government taking up the
constitutional succession whore u W''
broken hy the death ol Pr"sidcn
Madero Vaspuc1 Taglc. minister I"
Justice. is IN limo should any factor
revolt they propose an cWharg" 90
munitions of war against the revolt
era. and that the American govern
mcut support the factions particip"t
ing in the provisional goNcrnmen'
such a course. they admitted. miEh
ncccssitatc armed Intervention.
General Cirranza's followers her
believe ne will not yield but Will tai
the ground that hc Is entitled tu rec
oEnition
General CHrranzs'H agency AN
nounced that General Hernandez
commanding villa force at Coahuil'
had sent cmisslrics Co arrang" sui
render uf his forces ~ th" 'arranz
army. Il W.. said hc based his SUI
render on the reported Withdrawal ,
tho Madoro family from the WI
movement
secretary Lansing announced th'
repreHcutatiups had been made
G,p.r,I Niuu against Coufisratipn
prop,rtv of American ana fureis
merchants aud mining interests
Chihuhun Vnla has replied th'
th,ro has been no confiscation an
that property will bee paid for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
HOWL|NG GALE ON
ONTARIO HOLDS
UP SHIPPING
Lake Steamers Sent Back to
Port Badly Battered by
Heavy Seas; Worst Storm
in Twelve Years.

Toronto, ont, Aug. b. Lake bh-
tario was whipped today by howl
mg gale, the worst In twelve years
The steamer Chippewa, after bcing
out two hours came back to Toronto
with big hole In her side battered ih
hy heavy seas. The Garden city,
from Toronto Co Port palhousic,
ont. had cirht feet of her upper
works washed pwHy after being out
nm hour and half. and came hack
To port The Cayuga. having on board
e number of recruits for the camp AZ
Niagara. hattlcd four hour, with tho
waves before she could make "a land'
ing
During the night heavy sras washed
g. ~ Basturs overheard from
launch uu which he. his wife ana
thrcc olhcr had started .pr W1ithN
1s miles away Ho was drowned
After d night Of helpless drifting bee
for the gale. the others were res
Cuod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
ARBITRATION BOARD
WILL AGAIN TAKE UP
ENGINEERS GRIEVANCE

Chicago. Aug. 3.-The board of ar
bitration which last spring decided the
wage demands Of the fircmcn and
engineers OF western railroads. has
been asked o. ro-convcne 20 decide
disputed points In its award, Il was
learned today.
Some time aga the heads OF the
Brotherhood OF EnEinemcn issued =
pamphlet giving their interpretation
81 the application ef the award &
the wagc schedules OF individual rail-
roads. one hundred and forty y-si,
points we're interpereted from ths
viewpoint Of the brotherhoods.
These interpretations were received
by the committee Of general managers
who are said 10 have disagreed with
tho bruthorhoods on nearly every
point This made u necessary 10 ask
the nrbltfators 20 meet again and the
meeting will be- held probably In Chi
cnEo at The earliest convenience Of
fhc nrbitrators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
PRESSURE AGAINST sERBs
IN FAVOR OF BULGARIA

London, Aus 3, N.iO o. M pls-
cussion oi the course liable To ne
taken boy tHc Russians and the Ger
mans aitcr the capture OF M"lsh"' .
leads the standard today to adF"''''
editorially that the allies make to-
mendous effort 10 gain buis"tl" "S
influcncing Serbia 10 make the torll-
torial concessions desired hy buighi"'
on the theory lhut Hcriunhlc l"',V
ON the south side oi thc Danube W"u'u
ovcrwhclm serbia, rehrN, Iu'hey,
open the road 90 the BLACK sea ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
CHICAGO MAN KILLS 3;
DIES BY OWN HAND

Chicago, Aug. 3. Goorgc o.. Jones.
the haywood garage proprietor VINO
yesterday killed his wife, her brother
John Cosprove, ana her sister tuth-
crime Cosgrove. and later fired "a bull
let into his own head, died at IA hos
pital today
The trouble Be- said to have grown
out of Jones' infutuation tor 2l-
year-old girl. Jones was forty-eight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
SUFFICIENT TROOPS TO
HANDLE TIIE SITi NTION

Washington. Aus. z. 'inly d nil'i
report ON the hght between troopers
and Mexican dcspewdocs reached the
war department today. II said two
troopers had boon wounded and that
moro men were being sent from san
BcnIto and other points The troops
iu Browusyllr. % added. were SUM-
cicnt Ia handle the situation, not
vithsoudins requests oi local author
tIt. for more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
BRITISH rROoPs GAIN
AN IMPORTANT PASS

London. Aug. 3, N.40 g. ml--The
crest OF the ridge in the Uallipoli
peninsula has been gained by British
troops and the positions ot the British
in the DaFdanelles has been lmpro ed
according TO statement by the offi-
cial press bureau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
ACTIVITY on BisITIsH
FRONT NEAR NpRIS

Nmstcrdnml Aug 3, VIA london,
is.5i .. mD-Hoayy fighting is In
progress on the British front near
Nprcs. According 10 kilograms from
courtrai, Belgium. the boom of great
guns aud mine explosions was au,able
there for hours ANA ii was quickly fol-
lowed by "a steady stream ot Wounded
from the vicinity Of Hoogc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03

Washington, Aug S.-rhe gunboat
Osecola was ordered today from
Guantanamo 10 Port Au Prince 10 Join
Roar Admiral Capertons squadron.
Admiral Caperton cahled all was
qulet In the capital and at Cape Hat
tien yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
VILLA ORDERED HIM
SHOT, CLAIMS AVIATOR

Chicago, Aug. Q. william Mattery
reported on July "a 10 have bcen ac-
ridonaily killed in Mexico while fly-
iug am acroplanc for General Nilln,
returned 10 his hone here to-day. iie
said villa ordered hi mshot and gave
ont the accident story 90 cover up the
deed. Mattcry said he escaped his
guards and made his way TO ~ Paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03

Constuntinoplc after being charged
with wishing 30 found AN independent
Armenia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
Latin American Countries
Asked to Approve Plan 10
End Strife in War Torn
Republic.
MEXICAN AGENTS IN
WASHINGTON SURPRISED
Carranza Emissaries Hopeful
That United States Will
Recognize Chief as Presi-
dent.
10y Evening Hasald f.s-sed wirel

tBy Evening HasAld Le-sed wirel
Washington, Aug. g. The ak
. South and Central American ma =
o tions which President Wilson has 4
y invited to bc represented at the
. meeting here Thursday to con-
. slider plans for restoring peace 4
y To- Mexico, have formally slgni-
. fed their Willingness to Join with
. the United states In the prolim- 4
= mary conferences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03
vIIaA TROOPS ARR
CAUGHT ~ \ TRAt'

Galveston. Texas, Aug Q. - The
villa column under General Nodoli"
Ficrrra. which rercntly penetrated
Carfauza territory as far as fachura'
virtually Was annihilated Ncstcday he
tween Querctro and lrapuato. ac-
cordinp To- u report reaching the con
stitutionaust consulate hero today
Thc villa troops were caught between
tte forces nj General ohr,son ana
General Gonzalez Fiorruo. the report
says. was cndcaNoriug 4" return
north to Join the main Villa army
when he was caught in the trap set 10y
the Carrunza generals.
Washington. Aug. % TorlRlhpi
communication between Vera Cru'
and Mexico CITY has been restored
Provisions began entering the chN
Yesterday ana other train loads are
en- route.
other reports from Vera cruz HaN'
that In battle between HapnW nn'
Carranza troops in the streets ot Pnz'
del Mncho ON the night of July ~
the Znpata troops we're forced 10 70
treat In another battle ON JulN y
on the outskirts of cordoba car
rama losses were small
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-03

IT looks now as II chaos might
end soon in country south
Of the Rio Grande.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
TULSA IS ELATED
BY "Y SUCCESS
Many kilograms Flood Of
flee of Secretary; Busi-
ness Men Pleased.

All eyes Of all other towns of the
southw est that have been watching the
progress of Tulsa and the campaign
conducted by the Y. NJ. c. A. for an
additional $4,000 20 complete and
equip the new building.
Yesterday an unusual spirit of op-
umism pervaded all business circles
and general satisfaction was expressed
on every hand over unqualified sue
cess OF the campaign. That Tulsa can
get money for worthy public enter:
prlses and just as much as is needed
has already been shown. Tulsa was
the first town in the state to start n
campaign for Y. NJ. c. A. building.
one hundred thousand dollars was
sought In the first campaign. After
ten days of work by a several diligent
teams more than $121,0O0 was sub
scribed. The second campaign was
necessary in order to completely euuip
the building.
Secretary Buchner's office was
flooded Sunday and yesterday with
telegrams that came from every part
or the southwest All expressed con-
gratulations and many of them carried
a tone of surprise at the generous siyA
ing qualities Of Tulsa.
Following are only two Of the many
messages which were received.
Oklahoma City, April 26. Board of
Governors: Heartiest congratula-
tions on the success or the campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
A Kidney Remedy Advertisement
Brought Great Happiness

| take pleasure i'm stating that / have
used Or. Ellmcr's swamp Root that /
was greatly benefited 10y the same ana
have used 1t in my family. ! had a son.
when quite young ne suffered from
bladder or kidney affiCtiun. | called
in my physician, he attended him. but
did him no good. Almost hy acct
dent noticed an advertisement about
the curative properties of Dr kumcr's
swamp Root ! procured bottle ana
gave It to him according to directions.
II cured him of what we Thought was
almost impossible and the same with
others of my family / have such
strong faith i'm swamp Root that |
have never done without II I'm my fam.
lily since the wonderful cure oC my SON
as well as myself recommend IL
TO all who suffer from kidney or hIad-
der troubles and ! ann led to believe
that II is one of the best medicines
for the purpose for which 10 Is used.
that has ever been discovered
This is my experience from the u,.
of SWamp-Root Wishing the promo.
ters Of this wonderful medicine Iurp,
sale TO the suffering public, ann.
Yours respectfully
". ~. NcAFEE.
81 Rroyles ST Atlanta Ca
Witness.
l.. O. WILLIAMS, Notary Public
Letter to
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Continued From Page One)
special train at the Katy depot at
I:i5 Yesterday morning and lust -
hours later the $50 men and women
climbed off he same train at the Mid
land Valley depot tired and confident
lhat their days labor for greater
Tulsa had been a success.
Rotarians Boost.
large part of the success Of the
trip is due To the RDtarians. who went
doWn to MusEogcC not only to boost
for Tulsa, but to attend the statewide
luncheon given by the Rotary club Of
MuskoEee Two hundred Rotarians
from all over the southwest sat down
10 the lunch n the Central high school
building at 1890.
Myror Y. Herrick. former governor
of ohio, and late ambassador to France
and mentioned as a probable candi-
date for the Republican nomination
Tor the presidency, was the principal
speaker OF the three who made short
uNc-minut' talks Every member of
the Tulsa delegation who heard Mr..
Hcrrlcll was loud i'm his praises of The
Ohloau. Otncr speakers were: Gov
ernor r. y. Williams Of Oklahoma and
LIited states senator Duncan t..
Fletcher IF Florida, who sounded a
fine note Of national optimism.
Final stop AT Broken Arrow.
The first stop made by the Tulsa
train was at Broken Arrow at S:3O
o'clock, whore the boogers paraded
and the band gave a Commute con-
cert. II was too early in the morning
Ior the Broken Arrow people to ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR CRAY HAIR
YOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR
AND LUSTRE WITH SAGE
TEA AND SULPHUR.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur, no one can
tell, because it's done so naturally, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture.
though, at home is mussy and trouble
some. For 80 cents you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-use tonic
called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound You just $,mpen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand At time. by morning
all gray hair disappears, and, afte.
another Application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully darkoned, glossy
and luXuriant. You will also discover
dandruff is gone and hair has stopped
falling.
Gray faded hair though no disgrace,
is a sign of old age, and as we all
desire Il youthful and attractive ap-
pearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur and look
years young ger.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27

bird an all black toun ana tho han,
pIaved Uv,Iy tune v'biIa nirIyanin,
MOS danced IN tho strait
Porter wos reached ohor+ 1O.qO
o'clock and nero acoin tho ns,,oI
street naradn ond band coroort -, ~
nuhIic eouoro rae ,i,cn Sn.bua ~
trode seekers sc1ttereG Iiteratmro and
souvenirs of N Ilinls "''O
Wusltooen ,ros reocbod o+ ,,.oo
o'cIoclt and led h,, no hand ~
hoosters in n line two bIocLg 1ong
uaraded throupb tho ,,ai,. donorot"aGi
streets when ,rare Iiberaii,. bodacr od
iin tbo nation,l ,nIors Iinro tho oro,,,d
dispcrsed +, snond tho d,,, scolging
tbe sipbts ana snrcadin,, gGod ,,,ords
ahout Tulsa A fcatnro of tbe norado
lere was a n,inher' nC rarga bn,nors
feline of rrIs,,e Y NJ ~ ia,,,
noimn T,1sa,s rburcbaa or5 othnr
tbinoe of which Tho rif,, is nra,,d
AZ / o,"Iocl, !" na ,ftarnoo,, V,," ,ho
TnIsans hoarIod t,nir trotn W. tho
EIidland VaIIo,, d.nnt and ,t,rtod nn
tl,o rot,,rr tri, ,,r tho narti, 80 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
MIlsnn In BnNNhm.Ln

"TV|TWT 10 nv WOFTU
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 2G.-
chief Justice Kane Of the supreme
court today assigned Judge Charles f..
Wilson of the Tenth district 10 hold
court at PawhusIla for two days. April
20 and p. Judge George 9. Cump
OF the Ninth district was assigned to
mold court at Wagner for two weeks
hcginninE MAY L.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
selecting Teachers.

~ TWT 10 Nv W WWTTT-
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 2G.-
school boards cannot make valid CON
tracts for the employment of teachers
prior To- the annual meeting Of the
board, is held i'm an opinion by the
attorney generals office to $. Il. Nc
Gee Of Miami The selection of
teachers is done at the annual meeting
OF the board, provided for by statute
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27


Sp''' IL" I'aS ana Greece remain
obscure 10 les known however that
conversations .r. still ,,r,,.,dip.. l,-
.'"' '''' '''"'' "II''9 an" I'''.
ana % Is r,purfrd that au agreement
Iha. b,,u. r,9,b,d t.fo..,u. u,uI. and
I,..
'"' "'p'' entente
The position of Greece may Dee
I,I,.rrd ur .u,r rt, Ii.r y.bi,n
'''"'' ''"rtr ia paving O" r"rs ani
/ Iouduu although nothing ls lfhoIy 10
|happ,u Iufu .u,r .p. ...r,r.I .l,.-
. "'' "' DIT '''"' U" take p'''r.
ll"II'hd, another neutral country
/ u''IN interested u the war is lso-
/ I"Ird except hF i,IDFuph thc Brit
! i.h hdNuN placed am embargo ON
/ shipping Wihouah two steamers
/ loaded with produce arrived at Eng
/ lIsh ports from Holland today
/ while Germany has closed both her
own and fn, Belgian borders
The German action I4 dI.t,9f,d b,
| th, d,sIr. Zoo hide tlc untruI,nts ui
truDu. nm. guY.b. Y.fi,I, fs ma, ..,
|uI.Iu,J ,...r n, ,s...,,,ri,r -n.,
! in. .,gy..,.lr,' ,,,...,. .. ,'i.,'I ,..',,1
IVIth the German fleet which d.
cruising Oft u,lpolaud
Rive days uf almost continuous
fighting 900 that section OF Flaudcr, of
which Npr,s Is the center has brought
uu end tu the battle which began with
"a forward ,vocp of the Gormans over
% distance of several miles.
The booming Of the heavy guns was
heard boo Holland on Monday with
greater force than ON any Of the pre-
.It % .t.t Ia
ports Indicate there has been no rcs-
sItiou of the assaults by which the
Germans hope To push their way
through the allied lines or the counter
attacks hy which the British. French
aud BelEiaus are striving to beat back
their advcrsarics.
German headquarters tell of the
capture of one thousand Canadians
and four thousand others. including
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27

Tulsa success will mean big boost for
Y. NJ. c. A. throughout the state.
+. \. GARRISON.
State Secretary.
eDnver, Colorado. G.. f. Buchner:
Accept my heartiest congratulations
Tulsa citizens are strong on giving
And your team men good on getting.
This is a great victory for Y. NJ. c. A.
work throughout the southwest.
G.. S. BILMEMIRE,
International Secretary.
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Continued From Page oncD
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Boosters Attend
Great Congress

Continued From Page onel