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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
CHAS. {. HUGHES
BUOE MITI PILNY
DEN Y D { 7 RO IT
Republikansky kandidat pro dfad
presidenta pfcdnese dye feGi
p1 yefejnych scbnzich,
Kandidat strAvil nedeli v Niagara
Ralls .-- Jebo automobil profile.
dan kanadskym yojakem.

Niagara Falls, n Y, 6. srpna.
Charles u, Hughes, Baltzajici se
na eestt ma zapad, gtrayil dnesek
V tomto mt8tt, Hughes se syou
manzelkou Bay5tiyili rhno hostel,
odpoledDe yydali So ma dlouholl
autonobjIoyou projizdku ma 1ze.
nj kabadskbD q Veher yyprayili
~ do Detroit, kde repubIikanrky
kandidat pfedDegc dye feGi zitra
Ma zAdost IluRhesoyn nekona,
Ia M V t0mto mist6 zAdnh yefej.
M reeepce. Bebem automobiloyt
jizdy Ranadou ma osamtlem mistt
kanadsky yojak y bajonctcm ma.
Udil Softroyi IIuRhesoya altomo-
blu, ably zastayiI u probledal au.
tomobil, neni-Ii tu ntjakych W.
bu5pin, Kdyz yojakoyi bylo sde-
leno, kdo nalfza se autOmobilu,
problasil y politoyhnim, ze kapad-
sha yojenska providla nc6ini lad.
nych y$jimek,
Detroit, Mich, g. rpna.---Chas.
H. Hughes, repubIikanskS kandi.
dat pro 1fad presidenta, zahhjf
Hde Ultra syoji kampafi dvema fee
MI Hughes pfijcde sem \ Niaga-
ra Falls o y. iodine ranni Ultra u
bude ia mluyiti M v hodinach We
fcrnici, Bnde IN miti vcliec pill
ny den. .atstfW Naqinoyo poie.s
kde bude sytdkcm micoyt hry
mezi 6etaml Detroit Il Philadcl-
phja u ycdle toho nGiui naysttyu
n6koIika adomobiIoyym zAyo.
dtm.
lIned po SVEN pfijezdu odebt-
re We do hotclu V prfibehu dnc
bnde se kopati nekolik recepci.
Pryni jeho rec pfednesena bnde
krAtee pred y. hodinou veter V
Auditorium, kdc president Viii
son fe6nil pfi ncdAvnt svt navste-
We. Po t6to reel Hughes pospisi VI
do Light Guard zbrojniee, kde IA.
hdji syoj rec, die programu, 0 ..
bodin6, rthoa veGera pax odeje-
de do Chicago, jez je dalsim ellen
jeho kampanni cesty.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
Valka odpoutala obchodne Italii
cd Nemecka.

Rim, q. srpna. ~- ltaIlc pred
Osnnacti mtsici byla obchodDt Il
pr0mysIoyt pflpoutdna peynymi
pdskami, ktcrG uyoInGny byJy tie.
pryc Y prnb6hu pfltomnG yaIky.
y pomoci Anglie ItaIie nyni pra.
cujc za nGelem obchodniho, ho-
spoddfskfho a finantniho osamo-
statntni. kdW ydIka yypukIa Y
rocc 1914 miIliony d0llar0 meme
ekycl penez ndhle hyly yytazenx
y itaIskycIl podnikd a'obchod tu'
risiy, jenz byI jcdnim 4 ncjbIav
n6jsicb pramcn0 pfijmu, byl M
bic zastayen. NArodni moratori-
Inn byIo nutnosti Banka ltalskA
II jint velkt finanGni podniky IA
ehrdnily zeml od 1padkL kdyz
ydlka n Rakouskem byIa prohl0Se.
ma, Italie minula nejhorsl 6skaIi
We SVEN hospodAfskem stayuY ---
Move prtmysIoy6 podnlky zfize-
ny byIy ltaIii Y pr0behu ydlky
u zcm6 tato oGckava, ze Y pr0my.
sIoyGm syGt6 20 valce bude hrdti
d1lezitou rolIi. L6ky, odtvy u j.
Ne prcdmtty, kterb pred yAIkon
piivdzcly 80 tGm6f v}hradn6 4 M.
mecka, vyrab6ji 80 nyni donna, ~~
Penize, drive posiIant IA zboM do
zuhrani6i, zustdVaji zcmi Via.
da snazi 50 podporoyatl NJ Vbech
vii rozpjeti prlmysloy6 u TO se j
znatne dari. "ltaIic neJdiiYc T.
ie uoy}m hesIcm, ktcrf pfincse ~
mi ttto prospect, V prilomnG do.
bd panuje Y ltalii drahota ysech
aiyotnich potfcb, Italoy6 ale snhs
sell tyto obiize state6ne, t6sicc se,
&e po yhlce, Y niz doufaji b}ti Vi,
t6zn$mi, ysechno zlephi se kn je-
jich prospechu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
Hospodargky STAY Francie 10
dobry.

Pafia, 6, srpna, -~ Francouzoyt
jako ndrod sporiv$ isol schopni
yydraovati pfiiolnnou yalku bcz
ydznGho napjeti Y narodnim 1.-Two
IL, 2atim 90 move 2ivly yalka ysu-
nula do pr6mysloyeho n hospo.
ddfskdho ziyota Tyto zajisfuji
prdmysIoy6 rozpjeti l'raneie, je.
muz neni royna V minulosti, az
mir op6tna bude ustanoven, Az
10 pfitomnt dolby valka stala
Francii $4,000, ,000, 900, tehoS 7a
procenta sIa na prima yoJenska
yydhni, Aby Geleno hfti mohlo
tomuto obroyittmu tinantnimu
bremeuu, lid gaphi6il svt ylada
,koro $4,000, 100000. Haplalil Ia.
kt sknro NJ 500, ,00n, 600 ye vailed
u{oh danieh, tuk ~ uhradil skoro
poloyiuu vylani yAletneho do pfi,
TONNE dohy, h'raneie .ie sehopna
pnkradovnti We yalee, ktera sioii
il nyni tisnonuno denne po ne.
urdilm dobu, anl1 by oehromila
Uhi lnuutui, hospodatak} q pru
mysloy{ hivot frnmysloya sohon.
most Franeir v pfitomne doha j.
uhdiuhatmnu 4 akusenoatl nahy
d toto valee iisto hudon mlti
NliY ia flyut y d0he mIrn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
valka pfiehasi do kone6neho
atupnp,

lGndtn, y srpna, Panu1t
sseobeent pfosytdaeuL e. yalka
pfirhAzl tlo sveho ltetlho d koNet
ntho Ntupnt Noirnsll ndholnlri
ytphaarii toheto pfetllnkIaiu i
Waarui spoieutbo tlaku ma eens
trami moeuosti pro klert llnako
dalo signal y llallel, yaenbeend ..
fruslNN neiennm nA vtehndul
fronla ale | ua rronla ltalaka il
sApadmi. \ nleeieh teehlo - uH
po,olulp a doehasill tn n tam /
saslaveni napom ua lien aneho M
diva, h to ienom ra atelrm nahfa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
vYsLEcHNEME ODE sTRANY

Ma jin6m mist6 uyefejnujeme
oznhmIu "Thc Nebraska Prospee
rIty League ica otistdna jest ptI
nusi prayidelnt oluamkoyo salht
Az ueisme lddn}m sp0sobem aod
poyedui "a u6in6uA udaui, vert
ne, h. yollti isou opravnoni uNly
act ku1dnu ecrelnou olA1ku nhnu
stran, l'fi okrajl osuamky he na
ltHi imtnu hfcdnika a mistopred.
sedn liey liylo nam sdeleno, II
lsou to promlneutni oheana osa
laph a smsedslyieh, Sc klertrh
hydli a mnosi = nieh vlastni yelkf
mui,tky, ttednipi llgs isou ta,l
poytdnt "a udani, Ae tito panoNt
hrall salmu y thlekilasleeh ligy
pouSyadl yeti a. by slatni prohi.
hee ptNmlila poAkefeni nh hud
nolAeh poeemkoyeha q meslskthu
maIrtku GO dalsiho, uyedla hs
N nehespeai ohehodni saimy 20
.relam atatn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
RUso.. SEUsTAvAJl We SVEN
TLAko MA TEUTONY A DOBYLI
Ma MICH DALSlCH SEST VESNIC
Rusov6 asad ranu Teut on nt cd Brodh pode ey
Seret Oraberka zaujal segt yesnic cce pasno pa
horkd kterem ady tyto natzaji,
OAlSlCH PET TISIC TEUTOMO ByLO optT zAJATo RUsy
Rusove vez Male ASH y An giGane zytez mad Tuy blz
kosti Suezskeho prnpayu. Prudke boje jsou plntn
proudu podel feky somme zapadni fronte

HcrBh AFillhhh, beSlHVHJlel "
yBocb yolnych rcsery noyych re-
krutd, zahajila siInou protioHetm.
W. OsObni rizcni t6ehto 0peracf
polnim marshIkem Won linden
burgcm Je patru@, ale rubti y0jen.
sli odborniol ncpOyaznJi w m0h
NJ, ably ~ ma podnfilo zastavitt
poMup ruskych yojsk smtrcm kn
kOyeIil
Rus6m podafllo sc spojiti Yse
chny posice, ktcrf ziskaIl V po-
sIcdnich bojich mezi Stocbodem u
KoyeIem, yyjimaje jedn6 yesnice
\ kterG byli nuceni usiouplti po
odhodIantm ntmeek@m proti1to-
ku Mezfiim Rus0yt zlskdnim
kontroIy ia seVcrni tasti foky
Stochod, kdc pfekrotlIi baziny pr
Pinsku, 0dstranili dalsi ncbczpe
Il boGnich 1toka Sc strany Mem,
c6 a jsou nyni sehopni pokraGo.
yati We SVEN posiupu podtI pfl~
mgch cest kn koYelu, bez 0hav
pred mo5n}m obklitenim ua pra
ytm kfidle. Rakusanf, soustfe
deni ma cesthch ku LVoyu, pokona
II 80 zadrzeti na pos'upu syojc
soupere v krujint feky Seret u Nc
kolik mil jibozdpadne od Brod6
Rusoy6 dociliIi daIsich dspfehn Y
pokratoyani bojd okoli Brodtl,
ale SLIM rakouskA obrana Y tech
10 mistech dosud 6ini y$sledck
utkaui pochybnym.
Ma iiznim konci fronty rakou-
ska yojska gencrdla Pflanzera,
ktera znafna utrpela 20 p0du
Cernoyic, provedIa thstcGnou re
organisari podnikaji move dtoIsy
na Iey6 kfidIo yojsk generdla Bru
siIova Y krajiu6 jihozhpadn6 od
kuty. titoky tyto ale podnlkdny
jsou mal}mi oddly vojeubii od'
bornici mali IN TO, 10 nemoholl
zpusobti yelkou 2menn V sltuAel
Pariz, 6. Mpna. -- Die 6rcdni
ho ozu6mcni, poGet aajatcd, zlSka'
nyeh franeouzskym yojskem ~
dnu cd 30. ccrycnce do 3. srpna,
hlayne okoli rcky Mansy, rinlI
vice jak $500.
Namci nazi NO anoyudob}ti
ztraccn$ch posic pfi 1haumontu
ii lflcury II bombardnjl tyto posi-
ec rrancouzsktho yoJska yytrVa
lc.
kodan, q, srpna. == NorskF fa
sopis Tidens Tegn Y thrislianii o.
mamuie, ~ parnik Aaro, angli
eka lod o 2,G03 tltnaeh, ylasln6n0
T. Wilson Sons X Co, hyla torpe
doydna ntmeeltou ponorkon, Ga
sopis teuto neuddyd badn}rh dial
sich podfohnosli,
l,ond}n, Il, Nrpna, lloydoyh
doprayni agentnra oknamnle, n
d6nsk{ purnik Jaegershorg o l.
1oi tunaeh hyl potopen, psacet
troAcenikn hylo karhranano, Al
miruIiia ognamiln dnes, III angli
ekf udstrahoyae min, tlatoton,
hyl torptdoyau potopen v lie'
yuntu dne L. srpnas l'et olenn
mntslsa u pohtra,tia pot ilnteh
hyln ranenn
pufiA, & srpua Angliekt
kfianih pfibyl do Mafseillea u W.
lodll ~ troseenika A. etyfoeh 10
a. klera iak hylo otnAmeno pn
tnpeny bylt rakouskou ponotkeu
die depsse llalasavA aprayadai
skt kAuevlate l'otopens hNly IL
ekS parnik 'frleoupla, ilalaki 30
stuNui parnik slonR a slya anRll
ekt parniLy, t'nitanham a laso
uian, kterd speehalf In pomeoi
sicne,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09

bOnoyH, w. hfpild. ~-~ severn
Ilaliti Rusoyf zasadili noyol
prudkon rdnu teutonsk $m spojen
chm a zaujali podtl Seret o Gra
berka fek, jiznt od Brod6, 5est
yesnic a celt pdsmo hor, ma kite
rych Sc tyto nalezaji. Infiyt boje
znaGiIy toto utkani u Rusoy6 by
ii nuceni yyilaGoyatl syojc soupc
re i . jednotliyych domd We yesni
cich. Rakusane a N6mci, die po.
slednich zprhy, bombardoyaIi w
tryale ruskt posiee. Y prhbeh0
tdchto bojd Rnsoyt zajali pIuko
yniho yelteIe q lao jinych dustoi
nikf a vice jak $500 muzd We
die toho ukoiistili nekolik strojo
yych pusek a bombomet1.
Berlin pfipousti, ze Rusoye ii
skali levy bfeh feky Seret, ale
tvrdi, ze Nemci uGinili postup pro
ii francouzsk6mu yojsku Argon
mach. Dale tvrdi Berlin, ze Ruso.
w vytlateni byli Gasti Byych po-
sic pfi fece Stochod, jizne cd Ia
fete a he Karpatech dosud Teu
toni 1spesnt operuji.
Anglicka a franeouzska 1redni
zprava oznamuje mensl postnl
Anglicanii Y High lese vJchodnt
cd Pozieres na Sommc front6 u
postup Francouzn jihozhpadne od
Estrees, jizne cd Somme a severe
zapadne od pevnosti Thianmont
nedaleko Verdunu.
We vyseti seyerozapadne cd Po.
ziercs Nemci v 1toku, pfl kterem
pouzivali znaGne mife otraynych
plynh, pfinutili AnglIcany k 6stl'.
pu jcdnoho zc zakopn, ale po'
zdeJi AngliGant dobyli znoyn ztra.
Gene pddy. Nemci Y pfitomnt do
be bombarduji opevndni THAI
mont francouzsk6 posice II FIeu.
ry.
Rusoye oznamuji, ze male A.
sii poaaiile se jim deh$H noV$eh
tnreekych posic. Turcckt poslee
pri kialkii CHA recc, chrauent
peti liniemi zakopi, byly ziskdny
Rusy, zatim 60 jizne od Erzlnga.
nu zapadne od vesnice Ognnt
dalsi zakopy diva pahorky byly
dobyty. V okoli Mnsh a Bitlis
Turci zahajili ofensiyu, ale Potro.
brad prohlasuje, ~ ndrAenl bylI
sachu ruskym ohnem
Tureeka vojska, odhadoyand
ma $4,000 muSn, opernJici ma Sc
dmimilove frnnte proll Suezske.
mu praplavu. take utrp6ln pordz
ku cd Anglitann, u hyla ptlnuee'
ma k nteku, zanechuysi 1900 IN.
jaten rukou angliekyeh yojsk
poGitaie ' to / neeo Nemcu, We.
die toho ottomanska yojska mfln
zna6ne ztraty, Australasia u nova
zelandska iizda hrAly dnlezltou
rolli y teehto zapaseeh,
Ncnfedni zprayy ~ Solunt Il.
znumuii, a. Srhoyt dohyli ma liul
harech vesniee Remli na mace
ionskt ffoute,
petfohrad, u, srpna, ni do
Lyti nrodh ua kakuaanteh i d
spssnych uperacieh Ruso proll
Nsmcnm, iiehi d0sledkn dobylt
sloyanske armAdy eelt llnie po.
del s,uehndu nakolika opesne
uyeh ypsule auaene fapadut asl
feky a ma pfins eestt kil hoNe
Ia, sltuaee ma froule generNla
ifusilaya tAsiala lemAf netmene
na,
l,usays neatratlli knnlroly nasl
tnirlatiyou. ale usnamenana htlH
nova eneralcka slna ne'aeekeho
oipafu move sofuanlsoNana lle
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09

nj dgehu / nApon dalsnnu 'fa
plati steine o tronla yteho,inl ia
ku sapadni Nrni a tom SPORT, 81
spojparl lenloknle eahAiili ofen
,lsu deAnuale ptNpraNenl dn.
slalkem ssebo yaleensha ma,eria
h a H. pokraeovatl bude SO
tlaku dale ia yNserpAm nroilo,
lensism sils eenlralnieh meenos,I,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
CONFAB IS
TO START
AT JUAREZ
Gea. Oregon Arrives With Large CaTan.
zistl Escort; Scott and Funston are
Expected Tonight; Withdrawal
Demand viii Be Stressed
BY United Press.

By United Press.
FL Paso, Tex, April 2S.-Generals
Obregon and Treyino, accompanied
by q big Carranza escort, arrived by
special train at Juarez today fol their
conference with Generals Scott and
Funston, who are expected to reach
here tonight Il is expected that the
conference will begin Monday, with
the first session at Juarez and the
others probably here.
Gen. Obfegon announced that he
would insist upon withdrawal Of the
American forces from Mexico Some
Carranzista officials, however. say
such a move would be unwise because
OF the critical international situation
in Mexico, due to depreciation Of cur
rency. It is expected, therefore, that
an agreement will result whereby the
Americans will remain until the Car
rama government gains strength.
The Mexican treasury has decreeu
against the expectation of gold and
silver bars and coins. Frightful con-
ditions among the people in the in
terror Of Durango and Chihuahua are
described by arrivals here.
Gen. obregon said one Of the prin-
cipal demands in the conference with
Scott win be for the withdrawal OF
the American troops. He said the
Mexican government was able to cope
with the situation without assistance.
obregon said Villa was not dead but
his condition was grave owing to lack
of medical attention for wound in
his leg.
Much gold lace glittered on the Of,
ficers accompanying the Mexican
generals though Obregon himself was
plain. wearing an army uniform with
no spangles. A reception for the ar
my officers was held at the Juares
custom house.
Obregon stated that Mexico wai
becoming peaceful. There were nj
bandits of Importance in Chihuahua
and only few in Durango and Goa
hula and these were negotiating for
surrender. He said villa was last re
ported in the mountains of Guerrero
and he denied that there was any fric
tion between himself and Carranza.
All Juarez turned out to meet thu
military party. 1t was more curios
ity than enthusiasm on the part o
the people Obregon will not eros
the line into El Paso until Gen. Scot
arrives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
CEMETERY CONDITION
IS DESCRIBED AS BAD

When the matter of aiding the
Cemetery association of Chickasha
came before the city council last
night, it developed that the members
of that body were heartily in favor
of the city kicking i'm provided the
same could be done according to law.
1t was stated, not officially, how
ever, that the cemetery had been
found to be in wretched condition
such condition. in fact that should
make the citizens Of the city exert
themselves, individually and as a
whole to remedy the conditions.
Councilman Caneman stated that
he had visited the cemetery. in COM
pany with members of the cemetery
committee, and that conditions there
could not be painted as bad as they
really were.
The statement was also made that
an effort was being made to make
the membership of the Cemetery as
sociation at least one thousand
strong.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28

representative of the Americzn-La
France people to appear before the
board The chief was also instructoo
to notify the representatives of all
the other companies present in re-
gard to the action of abe council.
Without further delay the necessa-
ry papers were signed, closing the
matter Mayor 0. Coffman and Clerk
Il. G. Reynolds, signing upon the part
OF the city OF Chickasha, and c. X.
Raynes, signing as representative of
the American La France people. The
machine bought is the auto pumping
engine. model No y, capacity 500
gallons per minute, cost price, deliy-
cred. $4,000, deferred payments by
notes aggyegating $500 per year
The question OF delivery was set
tied by allowing the factory 80 work
ing days in which to complete and
deliver the machine. This will put
the apparatus in Chickasha on or
about August Is, 1916
The matter OF color Of painting
coming up for discussion. the council
as a whole decided TO leave the lues-
tion Of color to Mayor Coffman and
Councilman Caneman. AS a commit
(Conunued on Page Three.3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
Sen. GORE
TO SPEAK
AT NEE I
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Philadelphia April 2s.-What shall
the United States stand for in inter
national relations? This question in
all its phases was discussed today
with problems of preparedness and
international law at the opening ses-
sion here Of the American Academy
Of Political and Social Science.
Edward A. Filene OF Boston, was
among the speakers who discussed
the possibilities of lasting peace and
safeguards against future conflicts
Before adjournment tomorrow night
many other men, prominent and con
versant with the problems of pre-
paredness and prevention of war, will
tell their views.
DR.. NJ. ]. Bonn, professor at the
University OF Munich, Germany, will
speak on Germany's attitude toward
Americas foreign policy, with special
reference to the Monroe doctrine
Tonights session viii be devoted u
the qeustion of The Significance Of
Preparedness. Navy Secretary Dan
iels will be the principal speaker.
John Bassett Moore, former Coun
senor Of the state department wne
resigned because he found himself
out Of accord with the administra
tons foreign policy, will preside and
speak tomorrow night on the effec
OF policy Of naval and military pre-
/ paredness on this countrys influ
ence on world power.
Others who will express their view
win be Senator Stone of the senate
foreign relations committee, Repre-
sentative Flood of the house foreigl
affairs committee and Senator Cor
of Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
Washington Hopeful.
BY United Press.

Washington, April 2S.-That the
kaiser has determined upon favor
able reply to the United States note
in regard to submarine warfare and
has given Chancellor Bethmann Won
Hellwog final Instructions as to the
wording of the communication, is the
belief OF German officials as result
of the invitation to Ambassador Ger
ard to visit army headquarters.
1t is believed improbable that the
kaiser would ask for such a visit if
any danger of a breach between Ger
many and the United States existed.
1t is believed that the kaiser will
give Gerard assurances of friendli-
ness and desires to meet the Ameri.
can demands.
Optimism in official circles here
was heightened today by dispatches
from The Hague and Berlin, saying
there will be no break. The German
reply is expected late next week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28

Col. Dwyer was at his best in
toasting the ladies and during the
course Of his scintillating remarks he
also gave his hearty endorsement to
the dinner club, saying he had re-
ceived more for his money than he
ever did before in his life.
Exactly 80 men were seated at the
dinner table. Seventeen more who
promised to come failed to show up
but some Of them sent the price of
the dinner. Ben Morgan was elected
treasurer of the club The next din
ner win be a month hence and T. Fl.
Dwyer will be the toastmaster. Fol
lowing is the roster of those present
last night:
DR.. G. II. Thrailkill, Rev. r. ]. Will
wording, T. H. Dwyer, NJ H. Shep-
ard, Rev. G. Lyle Smith, DR.. T. II.
Williams, G. l.. Widney c. w. Austin,
A. L. Herr. L. D. Major, Roy G. Smith,
c. T. Sigmon, A. Johnson, A. Lewis,
Jr., Clyde McCauley, J. r. Nugent,
Rev. e. b. Teis, Roy English, 0. i.
Bingham, w. c. Matthews, Jno. j.
Merrill, Marmaduke Corbyn, E. B.
Barton. c. @. Finch, T. F. Major, "
n. Adamson, A. X Swan, L. Erich
Paul r. Morrow. ]. w. Speake, S. j.
Goldsmith, John II. Venable, f. d
Shaffer, VIM, E. Dwyer, p, p. Bar
| rett, b. B. Barefoot, Ed Sheegog, l.
Thornton, Elmer Terrell, Geo G. Cal
vert, f. r. Harrison, Jno A. Wray
t. i. Bailey. E. Tignor, DR. e. L. Daw
son, II. c. Ross, Clyde Kelly II. w
Baird, F. f. Riddle, DR.. ]. A. Ander
son, e. F. Baker. DR.. r. p. Tye, DR.
d. S. Downey, o. W. Foster, Ed J
Bitsche, Jonas Cook.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
DR.. TUCKER AND
COOPER SPEAK
AT NINNEKAH

@. c. Cooper. county agent and Dr.
Dixie Bohon Tucker federal sanitary
expert, addressed the schools at Nin-
nekah Thursday morning
At the opening OF the school. Prof.
Russell first addressed the children,
and then the whole school sang MY
Country. Tis OF Thee waving the
star spangled banner Mr.. Russell
then introduced Mr.. Cooper who told
Of his ambition to educate the boys
and girls for the future fathers and
mothers of this land; he then intro
duced DR.. Tucker. who gave a very
interesting and instructive talk on
oThe House Fly and Horse Ely, and
Sanitation and Hygiene
She explained that every fly hatch
ed in April would end in 5,5O0.5o0-
O0O. 600 in the fall. if they all lived
she laid great stress on the children
making fly traps, sample Of which
she carried with her.
After Or. fuckers address the peo
Pile called on Mr., Cooper for a talk
which he made in his usual forcefu
manner. and laid great stress upon
building up and educating the chill
dren for future manhood and woman
hood, and to become great citizens
under the Stars and Stripes.
Besides all Of the school children
there were large number Of citizens
who attended the lectures.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
Reliably Reported American Embassy al
Berlin is Given Positive Information;
Gerard to Meet Kaiser in
Final Conference
KAISER'S ATTITUDE is
CONSIDERED FRIENDLY
Summonng Of American Diplomat Regarded
as Favorable Indication; Washington
is Made More Optimistic by
Berlin Advices
By United Press.

By United Press.
The Hague, April 2S.-lt was learn-
ed today from reliable sources that
the American embassy at Berlin has
been positively assured that no breach
in diplomatic relations with the
United States government will result
from the present crisis.
Advices here say the attacks Of the
American embassy on Wednesday
abandoned their quiet preparations
for leaving when assurances thar
there would be no break were given
to them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
All eyes on EI Pasc.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
San Antonio, Tex, April 2S.-The
attention of army headquarters turn
ed to Eu Paso, following the depart
ure of Gen. Scott and Gen. Funston
for their conference with Obregon.
It is believed that Scott's first un-
dertahng will be to convince Obre-
gon Of the friendliness of American
intentions and OF the necessity for
using Mexican railroads as a means
of shortening the expedition by at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
WARSHIP OF
BRITISH Is
DESTROYED
Sunk in Mediterranean, Says Official State
ment; Third Convoy Of Slav Troops
Reaches MarseiIles; French
Aviators are Busy
By United Press.

BY United Press.
London, April 2S.-The British bat
tleship Russell has been sunk in the
Mediterranean. the admiralty an
nounced today
The Russell was built in the year
1900 and was considered old. 1t cost
five millions and carried $50 men
four torpedo tubes, four twelve-inch
CONS and thirty-two smaller guns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28
shell Russ ship.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Berlin. April 2S.-The admiralty to-
day announced that three German
aeroplanes yesterday dropped bombs
on the Russian battIeship Slava, scor-
ing several hits. Fires broke out on
the vessel, it is reported. Despite
heavy shelling the aeroplanes return
ed safely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-28

Uy United Press.
Berlin, April 2S.-Ambassador Ge-.
rard is expected to arrive at grand
army headquarters this afternoon for
a final conference with the kaiser.
which viii precede the forwarding OF
Germanys reply to the last American
note. Gerard expects to return to
Berlin Sunday.