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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

- Observation-Disclosures lenitt1mi.
iestG Mfrifoan. Mrabiolainen faiippa.
farapooni iaapui ofrifoloiieen fp.
IGGn. 8ilfos el6m6 berGG fpl6sid.
4ouppioat IefpittGmGt tofporot nGbtG.
milf ia fitfin oIfao buutomaan ia D.
Iist6m1Gn toporonia bpippptt6. MeIli
on aipon %biiumoaipa ia fauppoja TIT
lee tebOpffi. @iitta mubowettiIdis-
ten rufousbetfi j%oiituii. aolpantefo
on ifddnfuin pboeIId IponniIId fat
foista ia meIii Ioffaa. Soparat fon-
netoon fiireesti maioibin ia niiben e.
teen IeuitetdGn rufousmotot, ioiae
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

fnnneliin nGb6en. Ne beiiastapat
cSyumolan raffauoen ibmeellistd ad-
rettomppttd, ne fppneleet joita @a-
pabtaiamme wuooatti @etiemanesia
mei6dn tGbtemme. "@i mifaan mum
fuin iumalaIinen idGli ole tarpeefit
oianottoista ibmiseldman fdriimpf-
fin, firioittaa ibanasti routpa dip
bant. ga &ristufien fppnelisia me
.tapaomme SilmalaIIista idalid ia o.
fanottoa.
Mfutta @etiemane Ell ole ainoas-
taan iiirun laafio ,ie on mposfin rlt..
~fousfoulu. Cana Harton Sooo,
ionfa fertomufien 10 ebelld lainaiirr
oil ferran fuoleman u%sfomaiien luo-
ma ia fpfpi bdneltd: "&uinfa noitte
.|tGnddn?" Salo pastars fuulltt
ierraapasti: "Tddni lepaG folmeIla
aluiella ia ne opat - Gareton raf.
fai,s, G1reton Iuottamus ia GGreton
m%iiiaus,. faiffi ominaiiuufiia, ioita
on naar Sumalalla". Niibin FUR
maantiii 3ristusfin fGriiesiGGn mel.
oGn tdbtemme ia fifth SGn moifim
taaffania fantaa, ibmispstGnieniG,
pGipneinG ia auttamaan f%pfenemGtto..
nina nlffuesia ldbist0IIG.
Wntta eli &ristusfaan iaamat mas.
tausta rufoufieenia emf pppnnolIG.
81 enfeli beti titIliit SGntG pabmista-
maan. Sa emf lGfip riifousfoulusia.
onfin oppia o%oottamaap. Sobtori;
@oobelI ianoi: "Wte rufttiemnle ia.
juofiemme beti pois. Gimme eoes o.
6ota antaafo Snmala mitG pppoGm..
me-" quo lauie m1istl,ttaa er1Gn,
toiien papin Dertausta. iofa ianoi et-
I'd me olemnte niinfuin poifamiifarit,
lotfa naputtapat opeIIe eiipGtfG e6es1
malta marttlia iosfo n~api,tufieen tuI.,
laan mastaamaan, fun 10 ottapat ia-
lot allenia ia lipistGtpGt tiebenlG.
Weies, iolla on aiiaa, naputtaa irbes.
taan ia ulbestaan, fumes bGnet buo.
mataan.
Earbainta, mitG opimme @etie.
manesta, omat ianat: "gi minln tab.
toni, mutta Sinun tapabtufoon." -
&erran oil merifapteenin tptGr ilGni6
mafana eniimdiieIIa merimatfaIIaan7
ia nuffumasia bptisiG fun anfara7
mprsfp nouii. SGn berGii meIitiin ia
rptdffGGn iofa fuuliii fannelta iumturi
ieasta. "WeisiG it'd on, buiiIi ban
waIiuna bGtGGnnpfiesta. "&anneIIa,
mprsfpn lmonnetta tutfimasia", flti.
liti ipastaiis. "Sitten nina panen I'M.
oestaan nitffnmaan'', ianoi llottanag
lapionen ia tefi min.
&aiffi iiis, mitd tarpitiemme teb.
ID, ON, ettd ieilraamme Sseeiusta Get
iemaneenfin, = iurun Iaafioon -
ia painauonmme Min lifi Santa fniny
ipaan poiinme ia opimme Min piang
fuin tpoimme ne IGfiBt ioita SGn tab.
too opettaa nellie iuruIGGlIG.
Suom. Santeri @onto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

= @uista ettG ie pdipa, iofa MT
on, tulee main tdnlan pbben ferran
eifd milloinfaan enGd t1m1n iGlfeen.
Me luulottelemme ettG ie tulee tafai-
i'm buomenna, miitta lie on toinen pGi-
ma, iofa iefin tulee pbben ainoan fer.
ran. = Scbopenbaner.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
&nlfia.
Suru$aaIId.
(Mmos 81. @ells.)

gnelantilainen firiailiia, pastori
Yarton Soob, fertoo nierailustaan
erGGn fopbdn naiien llona, iofa oil
iuuresia iurusia, miitta ionfa alma
tapaii iiitG buolimatta berttaifena ia
pstdtpdlIiien6. "@IdmGnne on tapnnd
iuria, @aria'', fanoi pastori bdnel-
Ie. "aiin on, pastaii ban, "mltta
l0ptdd iitG furaista iurlrta lobbut,is-
tain. Scum olen oifein aIafuloiieIIa
ia rasfaalla mielelld, menen iffunan
luo. ga jos naen ipnfan pilmen tai
naalla, aiattelen noita falliita &aa-
matutt ianoja: "SSSa pilfpi mel S1net
bei6Gn e6estGniG." SiIIoin aiatte.
len minGfin: Npt taos on pilpi, iu-
run ipnffd pilmi, fGtfenpt minalta
Serran ia @apabtaiani, mutta SGn
on olemasia i~ittenfir, jos fobta piIpi
SGnet peittGG. sos alma off taipa-
leeni pilmetontG, en- ebfG miiistaiii-
fam Sdnen olemasfa oloaan ia firf-
fauttaan ifGmoibG ia ibaiIla. Npt
ndette pastori, ettd iitd on iuruisia
i,t1rta Ioboutustafin."
Sifiipa Mestarimmefin meni Get
iemaneen, ettd opettaiii fen fartta
nellie iuuren lGfipn: go fun Sun
oifein %iuuresia aboistitfiesia of, Min
enfeli taiipaasta tlIi ia pirmoitti
bGntd." = SGn tieii, eta faiffi SD
men ieuraaiania ioututpat matfallaan
mposfin ilirun ipnffGGn Iaafioon ia
iifiipG malmistifin S6n BELLE pbtG-
bptpin paifan iinne fuin taimaaieert-
fin. SiellGfin tiilee toimeen palion
paremmin finn tietGG ettG Seeiusfin
on iiellG ollrt.
Sa tGllaiiesia mieIesiG astuesiam-
me @etiemaneen, iirrn' ipnffGGn
laafioon, buomaamme pian, miten
iiunattu paiffa ie on. "Sellaiiet
fiffoiet eiipGt moi fl,ffia parntiiiisia,
jotfa eindt ole iinne muiitetut @etie-
manen prttitorbasta", firjoittaa eli.
sabctb Erentiis. sos ei peltoa iosfus
fGGnnetG plosalaiiin terGipGlld aural-
la, iofa tilboaa fiiffaiet, bGtpittGG riio.
bon ia noStao miistan mulIan pGGl.
limmGiiefii, - on mposfin titrbaa
toipoa, eta find josfi,s lainebtifi li-
paama Iaibo.
SiilimuoriperGiiet maat oipat fai-
fista bebelmGIliimpiG. &erran iei-
ioin Neappelisia fun tulipiiori, @eii-
MUS oil toiminnasia, ipOsten fibas-
toar b1pittGipGG Iaaipoa. Sofapuo.
leila pmpGrillGni aufeni nGfOaloja,
iotfa fauneiioesiaan ia ibastittatpai-
iniioeSiaan opat aitpon iperrattomia.
2aatpa, jofa oil titoniit titrntan ia
bGipiOn mabtapalle Hompeiiine ia
SerfnIamumiIle, oil fumminfin MT
mruuttanrt pmpGrist0nid mit6 iba-
nimmafii poratiiiifii ia tebnpt moan
beoeImGIIiiistd acknowledgements.
= Samoin ibmiselGmGsiGfin. Scum
ipnffien iuruien mnolaat pirrat fGp-
mat pIitieii Min ooota fen miuttu-
man bpoopfii iinuIIe ia mario beoel-
mad iiitd.
Soiepb @our, fuiiIuila ransfaloi-
men mpstiffo, ferran firioitti: "&ofo
toiipas iiidltpp pbteen fostepiiaraan,
TOTO ibmisiieIu pbteen ~fppneIbeI.
meen." sos tdmd on toto meioGn
fppneIiimme ndboent fuinfo paIion
fuuremmosia m~ddrGsid 8ristufien
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

- &ilpaiuofiu elGmGn filpafentGl-
I'd on anfara; filpailiiat astlimat tots
tenia fantapGille. 8oi iitG, jofa pp.
iabtpp iilloin fengGnnaiiboiania iol-
miamaar. = gbarlple.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
Kaikki lehdelle aiotut l~ahetykset o.
vat osoitettavat:
AUTTAJA,
L. BOX 63. IRONWOOD, MICH.

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act OF
March 3, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
Hrinon turvi$$a.

nut. On aiattele omaa eldmGdni
liza fofemufiiani fulitneen muooen
warreIla, fila pfiil0n el6mG on
mGbdpGtoiStd pleiiemm. merfitpf.
Tesla mutta ajattelen fen allan
menestpmistd ia eteenpairt menoa,
iota @uttaia lebti aiaa, iefd mposfin
lebtemrle paibeita nuo6en fuluesia.
Sa faiffi tobistaa ,ettG on eoistpttp.
On totelitettu monta aiiaa jotfa of.
mat ainoastaan aifeina pltoii fifteen.
~2eboeIIemme on banfittu Iatomafoae,
iefd lebtemme on iuirennettli. 2ato.
mafoneen banfinta on mp0sfin olliit
aiWan WGlttdmGtontG, iillG eipG mar.
maanfaan diff lebtemme onenfaan
pddsipt pli tamGn abtaan aian, jos
Ell iipd diff mainittla fonetta ollut.
Sa mGbGstd merfitpfiestG Ell mpos.
fGan ole lebben il,lirentaminen. SEPT
lDarmaanfin IOptpp lebbesiG tilaa
tarpeefii faifiIle firioitufiille ia itii-
%tiiille, iotfa tpaan r1it,iten iopipat
lebben iiiGlt00n. So fiin aiatteIee
maifeufiia ioita buono aifa on firia.
painoliiffeelIemme tuottanl1t ia ettG
iiitG buolimatta on poitu mainitut
u~l,6istufiet teb6d, tdptpp t,~innustaa
ettd a~iianomaisten benfiloitten on
tdptpnpt tarmoIIa toimia ia faiffenia
teb6G. gifG ole maifeu6et Iopusia
mield nptfGGn abtaan aian mlaofii.
Wltta entiiiin fofem1fiiin fatioen
tuntri,, ett6 fi,n %ennenfin on faifesta
abtai,oesta buolimatta eteenpGin
pGGstp, Min eifobGn pastafin. go
ban asti on Serra arttanrt'. Quot
toto iiis SGneen tirpaiiimme most
ebes!
"Sdnen armonia on jofa buomen
uuii." sc on min turpallista tiet1G
ia robfeana moi toimia fen arnton
turpisia. Snban meiIlG marmllis
iiitG, ettd aiiamme on oifea. &ofo
&aniaIlisfirffofuntaban baIuaa toll
mia Observation-Disclosures ia &ris-
tiifien eipanfeliumin IenittGiGnG fam
ialaistemme fesfuuoesia. lSa mifG
pIiii iiind tposia fristiHistd ianoma-
lebtea parempi aiel ttieammat firf-
|fofrntamme i6ienet fplld @i,ttaian
merfitpfien %fGiitt1tpGt ia trnnusta-
mat, mritta Ell pabentane aiiaa jos ia.
naien iiitd uu6elleenfin ianoo. @lle.
firioittaian mielestd ie on tdrfein te-
fiiG firffofuntaamme fulilupien ier.
rafuntien fesfinGiiesid jopa iiiGiies-
idfin toiminnasia. sos ie fuoliii
merfitieiii ie firffofuntamme toimin-
nan mitG iuurinta rappeiitumista,
ia - minun tefiii mieli ianoa len ba-
ioamista. ga monet firffofuntamme
IjGienistd oipat fen firjoitufiillaan ia
mtutenfin fotpin niein tnDistaneet,
ettG &aniallisfirffofunta ia fen toi-
minta on BELLE rafasta. Sifiipd Ell
uiea piolusta eoes Spnooiin pbtp.
mistG, fun pelGtGGn, ettG ipapaa e.
wanfeIutmi Siimalan armosta laffai-
Il faifiimasta moniIIa paiffafiinnilla
liza @iittaia lebti ebfG l%affaiii olemas-
ia joten Ell diff mitGn pbopsiibettG
eri paiffafunnilla el1ipien mapai6eff
epanfelisten fesfen.
Sa aiiain nGin ollen, iiis entistd
iftnoffaampaan toimintaan pbteiien
aiiamme bppGfiil @iefaG Iiittaja
jofa fotiin ia tilatfaa. ie Min uiealle
omaiiistanne fitin ipaan maboollista.
ga firjoittafaa iiiben. &irioittafaa
itutiiia, ielostufiia paiffafuntanne
pbteiiistd fristilIiiistd pprfimpfiistd,
firieitG, mieteImiG, fertomufiia, I'll.
noja. &c diff min iurri apii toimi-
tiifiesia tposfentelem1lle, iefd mpos-
fin tefiii Ieboen iiidllon maibteIepaf-
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j. &irffofuntarnme

= &irffofuntamme iublajulfai-
iuun Soulu &a1ibaan pppoetGdn ps-
tGtp1liiesti lGbettGmGGn bartausfir.
ioitufiia, fertomufiia ia ranoia. &ir-
ioitrfiet onat lGbetettdnGt niimeis-
taan ennen sppsfpun 25:ta paiwdd,
piptteella,
:, Matti @isfari,
40 Sa&nion ct. Sitcbburs, @ais.
=
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
"a sc ell vol julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

Rahat lahetettaka0n joke uoras
taan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
vekselissa tahi posti money-orderissa;
dollaria pienemmat summat voidaan
1Khettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
LABOR men
BACK FROM
MEETING

Following the annual convention CT
the State Federation OF Labor. held
in Oklahoma City, August 1919, the
six delegates from Chickasha- locals
returned to their work here last night.
Delegates from Chickasha were w. e.
Powell from the BARRIERS, G. +. Burke
from musicians, Walter Thompson
from carmen, A. w. Bennett. from
Trades Council and Z. "A. DeKinder
from the printers.
Ninety-two delegates we're present
at the convention, returned Chickasha
men stated. The body discussed for
three and half days problems con-
fronting organized labor. One of the
questions voted upon was whether or
not the Labor Unit should be owned
and should be the official organ OF the
State Federation OF Labor. It was de-
clded to leave the matter to referen.
dunn vote OF union men OF the state.
a new ruling that Is to 90 into ef-
feet next year is that delegate must
show the union label on five different
articles OF clothing he is wearing or
cigars. tobacco, etc, before he may
be seated as delegate. Union men.
1t was voted, must demand the label
on everything they buy.
Delegates were royalty entertained
while in Oklahoma City, the returned
delegates declare The next conven-
tion will be held in Tulsa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
Glad Surprise Comes
to Mrs. Ole h. Dahl


A surprise party that was an exceed
ingly great surprise took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole H. Dahl at
Norge the first Of the week. The oc-
casion was the sixty-fourth birthday
of Mrs. Dahl. She has elevsn children
and all but one of them were present.
Other relatives added to the Surprise
OF the event by arriving from points in
Texas, the old home of the Dahls.
All of the ten children present ex-
cept two live in this section of Okla
homa The two were Hendrick and
Pete Dahl of Clifton. Tex Two broth
ers came from Morse. Tex. Bernt and
ole Hoff. and niece and nephew
came from the same place, Miss Agnes
and Axel Dahl
Mr.. and Mrs. Dahl drove through
from Clifton to Chickasha seventeen
years ago and they have lived in this
section ever since. The surprise
party began Sunday and ended yes
terday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20

homaf armers last year had between
2.600.OOO and 2,70o, 600 acres in cotton
1t made the unusual yield OF about a
half bales to the acre over the entire
country
After travelling over the country
considerably. the cotton man declares
that this years yield will depend er'
tirely upon weather conditions from
now until frost. rains possibly have
not hurt it, he said. though it was
already about three weeks late. If we
have hot dry weather from now or
aud we have late, open fall, we might
gather a heavy crop Of cotton. II IL
continues rainy and cool, the stalks
will grow until frost and the bolls that
are grown will be nipped by the frost
before they have had time to oper.
"The weed in most fields is already
plenty large enough. II is taller than
necessary for big crop The whole
thing in this section depends upon
conditions between now and frost"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
CAR CRASH
ON CORNER

Two badly damaged cars and one
man rather painfully bruised are the
results Of a collision on the corner Of
Fourth street and Kansas avenue dur
ing heavy shower at ) O'Clock yester'
day afternoon. w. H. Wadsworth is
the man who suffered considerable Of
a shaking up and bad bruises. He was
driving his little Brush when he col
lided with car driven by Mrs. F, c.
Witherspoon. as he was going east
and she was going south.
The smaller car was knocked sew
eral feet and badly torn up in the
shake-up. The larger one was also
damaged to the extent of several dol
lars, but Mrs. Witherspoon escaped in
jury.
Mr.. Wadsworth declares that both
of them we're going pretty fast, but
that they did not see each other in
time through the heavy rain to turn
Mrs. Witherspoon gives the same ex'
PLANTATION. She declares she looked
down the street but that the water OIL
her wind shield prevented her seeing
iheo ther car until the accident was
unavoidable.
Both cars are in the garage today
Mr.. Wadsworth was abel to report al
his hardware and implement house
this morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20

BY United Press.
London, Aug. 2o.-Two Americans
out of the twenty-nine who were on
board the White Star liner Arabic are
missing. They are Mrs. Josephine
Bruguiere OF New York and DR.. Ed
mund Woods of Janesville, Wis.
The total number missing of those
who we're aboard the steamer when
it was attacked by the German subma-
rine. is thirty-two. In all 391 survivors
were landed.
From all accounts the vessel was
torpedoed without warning. American
consuls are investigating.
The torpedo boat that sank the
Arabic struck her on the starboard
side 100 feetf rom her stern. The yes
sci had left Liverpool Wednesday aft
ernoon and taken southerly course
well off the irish coast, doubtless with
view of Avoiding the submarines
which frequent the waters near the
short
When some fifty miles west of where
the Lusitania was sunk in May the
German underwater boat rose to the
surface and launched torpedo. The
craftsmanship of the Germans, as in
the case OF the Lusitania. was deadly
accurate and like the Lusitania the biz
liner quickly settled down and shortly
disappeared from view.
Some of the survivors, acorting to
reports received here. say that the,
had just witnessed the torpedoing o.
a British steamer, presumably the
Dunsley and that this had caused grea'
alarm on board the Arabic In theil
fright the passengers had rushed fol
| life preservers and had barely adjust
ed them when the German submarine
turned its torpedo against the vessels
side.
Life boats and number of raft
were quickly got over the side of th'
steamer and into these large numbe
Of the passengers and crew scrambled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
Estimated that Fatalities will Ex.
coed 200, While Property Loss
is Placed at Over Fifty
Million
BODIES OF MORE
VICTIMS CAST UP
twenty-five ere FoundAlons Island;
Small Boats and Crews Miss
ing; Several Steamships
Reported Safe

| by united fress.
Galveston, Aug. 20.--The total mum.
Der of dead In the storm that swept
southeast Texas the first Of the week,
it is believed today, will exceed two
hundred.
The list of known dead has already
reached 1O1, with 55 known missing.
The total property loss in the storm
stricken area is estimated at $685.
600, 900.
Several small boats and crews are
still missing The steamships FL Sig
lio, El Vale. Concho. Beatrice and
Clenbridge. which we're believed to
have been lost in the gulf, arrived
safely.
The steamships Hawkeshead, Eaton
Hall and Harloon are ashore. The in
termed Austrian steamer Morawitz say
ed one hundred refugees from the Boll
var before going aground.
A flat car today brought in twenty
five bodies that were found down the
island Bodies are constantly being
picked up. Only eight bodies have
been found in the city.
A girl about sixteen years OF age
was found on the lower beach and re-
viyed She had been carried sixty
miles from velasco.
The sea had returned to normal here
Thursday afternoon and the last rain
storm following the hurricane stop
ped Thursday forenoon. The number
Of dead here was not known exactly.
but was estimated at less than twenty
Eight bodies we're seen floating in the
bay Thursday. but it was not known
whether they came from Galveston oil
washed cut from the mainland with
the outflow of the tide.
Galveston appears to have suffered
outwardly much more from wind thar
from water. The hurricane ripped loose
nll manner of debris, littering 1t every
| where. The city's most serious loeses
were the partial destruction of the
s2,0o0,o00 causeway, four miles long
connecting the city with the mainland
| and interruption of the water supply
The causeway was the only regular
means of communication by rail, wire
| or vehicle.
Only small boats ran to the main
land, so that the city temporarily Is
embarrassed for an adequate ferry ser
| vice
There is no evidence that there wa'
panic during the storm. In the Calves
hotel, which stands practically on th'
sea wall the guests the night Of tn.
hurricane danced until midnight Ther
the lights failed and the dance stop
ped.
Some Of the troops of the fifth bri
gade from Fort Crockett, have beer
quartered on the army transport Blu
ford.
The damage on this coast where th'
water swept inland in places dis
tance of at least twenty miles. owe
the low mainland and wherein a grea
arc running hundred miles inland
the hurricane rolled houses over lik
tops, deposited vessels in farm field
and drowned pitifully large number
of valuable animals, will reach man,
millions OF dollars.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
Italy Holds Key.
By United Press.

Paris, Aug. 20.--According TO dis
patches received here, Italy holds the
key to the Balkan situation.
1t is believed that if the Italian for
eign office onsents to the division OF
Albania between Service and Greece,
Bulgaria may yet be induced to join
the allies
Gen. Jacoff has succeeded Gen. Fitch
off as the Bulgarian war minister. He
resigned on account of i'll health, ac-
cording to the official version of the
story but it is believed that dirlo-
matte difficulties at Sofia was the real
reason.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
CAPTURE
ANOTHER
FORTRESS
Slav Stronghold With Generals
$4,000 Men und 600 Cannon
Taken by Germans; Bulgaria
Again About to Enter
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Berlin, Aug. 20.-Dispatches from
the western front today reported that
the Germans had captured the great
Russian fortress of Novo Georgievsk.
This fortress is located eighteen
miles northwest of Warsaw and was
strongly defended 1t fell before the
huge German siege guns.
Six Russian generals, $500 men and
700 cannon we're captured when the
fortress was taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
Three More Sunk.


By Unlttu FTess.
London, Aug, 2o.-The Spanish
steamer Pena Castillo was sunk by a
submarine, only three of those on
board being rescued.
It was also announced today that
the British steamers New York city
and Sostmorl were sunk. their crews
being rescued.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
W AITINC
FOR FACTS
ON SINKING
Washington W Keeps Open Mind
Till Reports on Arabic are
Complete; Two Ameri-
cans Still Missing


BY United Press.
Washington, Aug. 20.-The admin
istration is keeping an open mind"
till all the facts concerning the sink
ing of the Arabic are received.
Privately. officials express the opin-
ion that if the vessel was attacked in
the manner reported by the press dis
patches it must be regarded as de
liberately unfriendly act@
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20

Judge r. e. Riddle of Chickasha was
in the above wreck, according to a
message to Mrs. Riddle. He was in the
dining car which turned over but was
not injured. He was returning from
the meeting OF the American Bar as
sociation at Salt Lake.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
Only TWO Were Americans.
BY United Press.

y Queenstown. Aug. 20.-Only two OF
the victims of the Arabic were Ameri,
cans. it is declared here officially by
the American consul. They were Miss
Bruguiere and Edmond Woods. More
than thirty lives were lost in the
tragedy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
Sub Goes Aground.
BY United Press.

BY United Press
London. Aug. 20.-Advices from the
war office state that the British sub
marine U-l3. enroute for the Baltic
sea. is grounded on Sultonholm Island
F!fteen Of the crew are reported saved
and fifteen missing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
WILSON AT BALTIMORE.

BY United Press
Baltimore. Aug. 20.-President viii
son is here today to consult an ocu-
list. II is believed he wishes to think
over the Arabic situation alone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
RIDDLE In
A WRECK
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Salt Lake City, Aug 20.-Between
thirty and forty were injured near Hal.
lock, New. last night when a Western
Pacific passenger train was derailed.
This estimate is given despite a mes
sage from Denver and Rio Grande Of
ficials. who claim that the injured list
includes only five.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
Toll Of Submarines.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London, aug. 20-Since the begin
ming of the 'ersea warfare by the
Germans in Fe, 'aary. is submarines
have killed 1876 civilian non-combat-
ants. including 1lS Americans
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
Another Liner Summarized.

BY United Press.
London, Aug. 20.-First reports OF
the torpedoing of the White Star
freight liner Bowie are still uncon-
firmed. The Leyland liner Nicosian
reached port this morning after es-
Gaping an attack by German subma-
rines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-20
DECORATED
FOR "SUB"
SUCCESSES
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Amsterdam. Aug. 20.-Admiral Won
Tirpitz. at the head of the German
navy, was decorated by Kaiser VIII
helm with the order "Pour LIE Merite'
for the increasing successes OF Ger.
man submarines"