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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31


keeping rooms, adjoining bath; neat and
clean: prefer couple away during day.
boston n, 2l5 -or rent. housekeeping
two room suites; tive beds to each room /;
$3.50 per week.
BOSTON, s, I225-For rent furnished light
housekeeping rooms, modern,
BOSTON, s., 1225-TwO nicely furnished
modern housekeeping rooms. Phone 3oS3'J
CINCINNATI. s. ooI-Modern light house.
keeping rooms. Phone l555'R
DETROIT. n. 42i-Ligh, housekeeping
rooms for rent. Phone i22O
ELwoop n, 7ol-Two nice housekeeping
rooms. Phone 2iGl.J.
ELEN FNTH, H., 32l-Iwo light housekeep'
ing rooms for ront. Phone 3?69'J,
RTli, W, 4lG-Two unfurnishcd light
housekeeping rooms; one furnished sleep
ing room for rent. Phone i7i9.
FRISCO, s. 723-Iwo furnished housekeep'
ing rooms; partly modern
ILLINOIS, f., l25-Two rooms well fur
niahed for light housekeeping
LAWToN, n. l4-One nicely furnished up
stairs housekeeping room; modern. Phone
55O9
.LAwToN, s. Iio-Light housekeeping room
partly furnished. front, modern. walking
distance. rent very reasonable. -
IfoU ShKEEPlNG rooms no children. Phone
MAIN, S, l1Og Two well furnished house
keeping rooms bath connecting. Call af
ter q.
MAIN, s.. l7o6-Large, nicely furnished
front bedroom, with fire. adjoining bath !,
private home; gentlemen only. Phone 206l.
NOGAlES, S, I09-Two light housekeeping
rooms no children; So per week. Phone
2303-J
SEVENTH, W, 1l5-One room for house
keeping, good water.
WALNUT. H., l28-Light housekeeping
rooms Tor rent. nicely furnished.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31
EMPLOYMENT
Wam0e0IsaaA GGWepmGSS
for two children; must have best or
references. good salary.
PIh1 me 24A7

HOUSEW DIRK Wanted, reliable white Tom'
an for general homework. Phone Usage
ASST.
LAUNDRESS Wantcd---At once. lGi2 East
Burnette. Phone 5303'R.
LADIES t. take the Battle Creek Slni
tsriun treatment f0r constipation anu
bowel trouble iurse in charge. 800 Rob
inson building.
MAlD--Whiie chambermaid experienced.
16A North Muip street Sherwood rooms.
Phone 2506.
SAL ESIADY Experienced, wanted must be
well recommended; good, steady position
to right party. Gail at 1o6 East Third
street.
STENOGRAPIIER wanted frst-class young
lady sienographer and bookkeeper must be
will ing worker. accurate and furnish ref
erences Apply Kerr Glass Mfg. Co, Sand
Springs.
SrENOGRAPHER, lady. wanted, first-class
young lady stenographer with bookkeeping
experience, must be neat, pleasant, accurate
and willir/ worker references resuired,
good salary 10 right party. Address Box
4077 care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31
PURELY Personal

SEVERAL babies for adoption. Mrs Mil.
roy, lll5 East Olive. Guthrie, Okla.
THOSE wishing to get in touch with Charles
Gilbert, ladies tailor. formerly in the Ohio
building. will please call phone Is or p.
O. BoN III, permanent location will be an.
nounccd later Charles Gilbert.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 1

ADMIRAL. 162i-One suite Of light house.
keeping rooms nd Joining bath: neat and
clean: prefer couple away during day.
BOSTON. n, 217 --or rent. housekeeping:
I.I. 10. .ush
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31
MONEY 70 LoAN-CHATTELs AZ

DO YOU NEED MONEYiii 7
We loan you more and charge you less
on furniture pianos and diamonds weekly
or monthly payments; all business strictl;.
confidential. 200 New Aut building Phone
553e. =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room
close in; newly decorated large closet
electric lights private family; gentlemen
references Phone 7l19
SLEEPING room, private home. within walk
ing distance. Phone S747
YORKTOWN n, 5l-Double room for light
housekeeping or sleeping room. Phone
1851
FRONT sleeping room with some kitchen
privileges Phone 1879.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room, private
home, close in, Phone 1888.
For RENT Two sleeping rooms for gentle,
men in modern home four blocks west
OF Main. Phone 1901
CLosE-1N desirable sleeping room gentleman
preferred or ladies employed. Phone 1925,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Le,,;ne. ARCH Traitor
and Alleged German
Spy. Il Captured

Petrograd, July 26.-Nicholai Lenine,
pacifist agitator. alleged German spy,
and fugitive from Petrograd since July
%. has been arrested after the greatest
man hunt Russia ever sknew.
He was seized at Ozerld, Finland.
on Tuesday morning. The news came
when practically every citizen Of Rus
sia was participating in house to
house search for the man whom the
government charged with completely in
the German plot Of counter revolu-
tion against the provisional govern
ment.
Lenine's chief lieutenant in the
pacifist propaganda was taken yester-
day in Finland.
Both men may face instant court
martial and the death penalty with
which the government is pursuing it's
stern policy Of determination Of all
discordant elements in Russia. That
Lenine himself fears such fate was
indicated in a letter from him pub
lished in Maxim Gorky's newspaper
pleading for trial before the work.
men and soldiers' congress.
Lenine came to Russia a few weeks
after the revolution had overthrown
the monarchy. He had been an exile
in Switzerland Tor years. He returned
by way Of Germany, and in this
fashion, it u charged entered into the
pay Of the German government.
His task was first to work for a
separate peace. and when that failed
to foster. revolt against :he pro-
visional government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Inquis;t;ve Sammy
Loses Hand In Bomb
Explosion, In France

With the American Army in France,
July 26-The first field casualty among
the American forces occurred today.
A soldier became too Mquisitive in re-
gard to the construction of live
French bomb among the supplies
brought to camp for training pur-
poses. He extracted the safety pin in
some manner and very soon thereafter
loud explosion occurred. Fortunate.
ly for the soldier the bomb did not
contain charge of full battle strength
or he would have been blown to pieces.
AS it was he escaped with the loss Of
his right hand.
At every vantage point near the
camp men in khaki and men in blue
could be seen today drilling, marching,
and digging side by side. Field man
euvers were In progress In places
while from more secluded spots came
the rattle Of machine guns. Musketry
practice was being held and on every
hand there was activity which was
most Impressive.
The American soldiers seem to enjoy
their association thoroughly. The
French freely admit the aptitude Of
their enthusiastic pupils. Visits to the
French front undoubtedly will be quite
frequent in the future, 30 officers may
acquaint themselves with conditions Of
life on the front line In its various
phases. including routine as well as
the actual working out Of offensive and
defensive plans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26

Athens, Greece. July 2s.--On the evs
OF the assembling OF parliament
Premier venizelos received a corre-
spondent Of the Associated Press and
made the following statement:
THE reassembling Of parliament,
which was dismissed by the arbitrary
action OF Constantine, Is the formal
resumption Of democratic government
and the rule Of the people. In line
with the ideals and principles OF
which the United States gives = con-
spicuous example.
NO longer have we q royal auto-
crat, ruling by the divine right OF
kings, but rather q constitutional
monarchy in which authority Is exer-
cised within strict limits.
Greece Now Actually at War.
"We look to the United Statoe for
continuance Of powerful support In
working out our own destinies. Greece,
now Is aligned with the entente allies,
Relations with tho central powern nave
been broken, and q state OF war now
actually exists, as Greek troops A.
fighting against tho central powers ~
Macedonia. A formal declaration Of
war was made by tho provisional 8ov'
ernment, and It is unnecessary 70 -.
new It.
"The increase Of the Greek aruays
and co-opefation with Serbia VIII ~.
store the Balkan forces 20 their pfoper
role Of defenders Of the integrity OF the
Balkans. Franco and tho other pro-
lection powers are leaving u . Tree
hand. and all the allies recognizes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Artillery and Technical
Appliances of Seventh
Army Are Lost.
EIGHTH ARMY is
IN DANGER OF ROUT
Russian Infantry Shoot Down Artillery
men to Secure Horses-Greatsst
Army Russia Ever Had AfisId vir-
tualIy Ruined-Were Supported, by
British and French Guns and Gun.
ners, AeropIanes and Aviators.

London, July 26.-An appalling blow
is the description Of the Russian COZ
lapse given in a dispatch from Petro-
grad to the Post
Never in the war had Russia afleld
such enormous armies. British and
French guns and gunners. flying ma
chimes, aviators and British armored
cars were added to the unprecedented
technical strength to make this par
ticular front equal to anything.
The, artillery was planted where
pared positions as amounted to the
ideal. There were places where the
artillery lay in absolutely dead ground
about 800 yards from the enemy
trenches. Big guns were ideally
placed, thanks to the character Of the
terrain.
Information regarding the suns OF
the eleventh army almost staggered
belief. 1t appears that the infantry
shot down their own gunners in order
10 seizure tueiT HOIScS VI SAot uo"h
gun horses in revenge as they retreat.
ed, leaving practically all Of the ar
5tillery of the eleventh army in the eno-
ny's hands. Z
Gas far as the artillery and technical
appliances OF the seventh army are
concerned there is also no hope Of their
being saved.
Eighth Army Is Imperied.
The Germans were already, couple
Of days ago, across the best road on
the shortest line Of retreat.
7 The rate Of the enemy's advance on
the western wing has accelerated, and
the gun positions are behind the line
now occupied by the Germans. 1t is
becoming an exceedingly anxious
question whether the eighth army
will succeed in getting away at all,
but is making the best haste eastward.
Altho deserted by the infantry Brit
ish armored motor cars covered the
retreat in Galicia and later co-operated
with the Russian cavalry In front OF
Tarnopol.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
DENY ATTACKS ON KAISER.
Stories Printed in Bremen Paper Brand
Cd Purs Fabrication.

Amsterdam. July 2s-The Weiser
'zeitung of Bremen prints prominently
stories with more or less e1aborate
particulars which have gained currency
Of an attempt made recently on the life
of Emperor william. The "details" In
clude one report that the emperors
Jaw was smashed. The newspaper
says:
"The general commanding at Altoona,
in reply to our inquiry, authorizes us to
make the following announcement:
GAS the result OF inquiries made IN
proper quarters 1t may be stated that
the rumor Of an attempt on the kaiser
Is wholly untrue"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
URsANA STORE WRECKED.
Second Fire in Weeks Time Complete
ly Destroys Building.

Urbana, July 26.-The Peoples Vari-
ETY. Store was completely destroyed by
fire early Wednesday morning. Only
six days ago the contents on the main
floor of the same building were nearly
add destroyed by fire. "Wednesday
the fire seemed to start In several
places and before the fire company
could arrive part of the store was
wrecked. Neither Mr.. and Mrs. bur
ton were in the building when the fire
started this time however. The cause
Of these two fires-only five days apart
remains yet mystery to many peo-
ple of Urbana and community.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Cannonading May Be Pre-
lude To New British
Offensive.
GERMANS SUFFER
ATTACK OF '.NERVEs''
On Edge in Anticipation Of Sudden
Stroke by Allies and Not csEtain Of
Where Blow is>to Be Launched
Roumanian Troops, Score Success,
Capturing More Thah 1000 Prisoners
and Thirty-three Guns.

Such details Of the Russian re-
treat in eastern Galieia az are now
coming to hand do not tend to min
imize the seriousness Of the situa.
ton. Special dispatches report
that the losses in heavy artillery
will be tremendous, and express
doubt as to the ability Of the infan-
try Of the Russian eigth army to
make good ito retreat.
There 10 still an absence Of as
surances that the Russian COM
mandeEs Of the armies taking part
in the backward movement have
succeeded in getting their refrac-
tory troops in hand.
Indications are not wanting,
however, that the process 10 we'll
under way. There comes thru Pc
trograd, for instance, the report
that Central korniloff's drastic
measures have included the blow.
ing to pieces Of an entire division
Of traitoreus troops;of the eleventh
army by its own artillery.
What may prove to- be q saving
feature Of the situation 10 the firm-
ness Of the Russian armies both 20
tho north and the south Of the field
retreat. There have bssn no sug-
sestions Of any yielding tendencies
Of the Russian forces in NoI6ynia,
I just to hs,nerth of the affected
sector, while tS the south the Rus-4
sian treops are moi. only standing
fast ~ far az they are abls, but
are co. operating with the Rouman-
ians in successful offensive move-
mSs,t on the MolJaxian frontier.
London 10 sphinx-like today re-
aarding the situation along the:
anoo-Bsloian front. II is declared
In the German reports that one Of
the most violent artillery battles in
history has been in progress in
Belgium, last nights suppIement-
ary statement telling Of the eontin-
uanoe Of this heavy firing.
All that the British press bureau
givss\ out today from that front,
however, 10 the report Of a success
fuI raid near Armentieres, adding
there was "nothIng else Of special
interest"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
LAFAYETTE CORPS CLOSED.

Applicants For Service Now Referred
to v. s. Flying Division.
Washington. July 26.-The Lafayette
flying corps is closed to all candidates
and the numerous applicants for adj
mission will be referred to the aviation
service Of the United States army. It
was announced yesterday.
Whether the Lafayette corps will
be transferred to the jurisdiction Of
the American expeditionary force
command IL to be decided by Major
General Pershing and French army Of
1cers.
The last group Of applicants ac-
cepted for the Lafayette corps sailed
for France recently to join the 160 stu
dent pilots already in camp there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
BOMB EXPLOSION in HOTEL.

Gussts in Dining Room Of Chicago Hos
tsIry Thrown Into Panic.
Chicago, July ga bomb explosion
in dining room drove scores OF guests
from the Bismarck Hotel early today.
The damage Is estimated at $1,000. The
explosion is blamed on labor troubles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
PREPARE NEW LISTS
OF DRAFT NUMBERS
Easy Method Of Following Progress Of
Draft In All Districts To Be Pro-
vided Registered Men-kssp in
Touch With Headquartsrs.

4 Washington, July 26-Wh.ie the local
selection boards were at work today
assembling men Of the selective draft
forces, officials Of the provost marshal
generals office began preparing new
to furnish registered men
with an easy method Of keeping track
Of their status in their districts.
The new list will be issued with cross
references by numbers between the red
ink and drawing numbers. It will be
possible for those supplied with the
lists to inform any man almost instant
ly in what order he was drawn when
he furnishes his red ink number.
Registrants who expect to be called
in the first draft now must watch Sc
lection board headquarters 50 as to
know Immediately when their names
are posted. The date they are to re-
port for physical examination will be
shown at the same time.
The question Of dependents will not
come up in any way until q report on
q mans physical condition shows him
to be suitable for military service.
When this has been received the selec-
ton board will be prepared to receive
affidavits on any dependents the pros
pective soldier has. The forms Of the
affidavits will be shown BY the board.
Agreements with allied governments
for drafting their subjects in this
country were today discussed by Sen
ators stone and McCumber and Acting
Secretary Polk Of the state depart
ment.
Il was pointed out that such con-
scriptions might necessitate reciprocal
conscription amongst Americans living
In allied countries. italy. Serbia and
Japan have special treaties onsthe sub
iect which would have to be amended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
spaln eaek 10 Quistude.

4 Madrid, July 26.-Quiet Us gradually
being restored thruout Spain. which
has recently been In . state Of unrest
due to strikes and other causes. An
official dispatch from Valencia says
martial law has been lifted and that
the situation Is normal In the entire
region, Striking workmen will resnnts
labor tomorrow in other cities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
BOMB FLEEING TROOPS.
Russian Civilians HurI Hand Grenades
at Soldiers.

Petrosrad, July ,26.-The Russian
Guards Corps defending Tarnopol re-
treated, impressed by the enemy. says
the official statement Issued by gem
eral headquarters. But the Probra-
jensky and semoezky regiments re-
mained faithful to duty and are fight
ing southeast Of Tarnopol.
In the streets Of Stanislau there
were stubborn bayonet engagements.
The popuhce threw grenades on the
retiring Russian troops.
Win on Roumanian Front.
Roumanian and Russian forces have
taken the offensive in the southern
Carpathians, have occupied two VIII
iages and captured several hundred
prisoners, also nineteen guns.
Gen. Rofoza Averesco. commanding
the troops, says the success Is due to
the skillful maneuvering and close CO.
operation Of the Roumanian and Rus
sian troops, aided by vigorous artil-
lery5 work. n
This report says that the powerfully
organized enemy line has been broken
on an extensive front.
'The bravery and devotion Of the
troops was Incompatible" he says.
Among other Incidents one battery
lost it's entire personnel except seven
men, who continued firing without
cessation and finally succeeded in
silencing the enemy's fire. Lieutenant
General Setcherbatcheff (the Russian
OF the Roumanian 'front.'
decorated al these men with the st.
Georges cross"
Would Execute cowards.
Russian commissioners who restored
discipline IN tho seventh and eighth
armies, making possible the recent
Russiaf, Offensive In eastern Galicia,
after witnessing the retreat Of the
Russians In the face Of the Austro-
German attack. have sent their re-
ports to Premier Kerenslsy.
Z, They advise that capital punish-
ment should be meted out to those
who refuse to risk their lives for their
fatherland and freedom"
One Of tho nrst results Of the re-
treat has been general agitation for
the festor1liun: Uf tho 1esss.. penalty =
Tor insuherdinAtion In the army and
for reasonable conduct on the part Of
ax,tators. General Korniloff. command
ler on the southwest front, has issued
orders to subordinate commanders to
open Are on troops refusing to obey
orders. Premier Kerensky has sane
toned the effort to restore discipline.
Many maximaiiats. to whose agitation
the decentralization Of the troops il d.
5scsiJ at&rabuted hays bssn aFrestsd-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Success For Roumanian Troops.

Petrograd,s July 26.-Roumanian
forces captured IN Tuesdays and We'd
nesday battle, on the Roumanian
front, more than q thousand prisoners,
says an OFFICIAL statement issued today
by the Russian war department. They
took thirty three gums. seventeen ma
chine guns, ten mine throwers and
much military material. On the same
front, the statement says. the Rus
SLAMS also captured about a Thousand
prisoners and twenty four gums
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26

tain parts in the French first line
trenches.
North OF Auberive in the Champagne
district, the French penetrated the
German trenches, the statement says.
and inflicted heavy losses on the Ger
mans. At other points of the Cham
payne front the artillery hombardment
was violent. Fighting lasted all night,
the French repelling every attack
made by the Germans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Two Italian Steamers Sunk.

Rome, July 26Two italian steamers
were sunk ana one small sailing vessel
damaged during the week ending at
lmldnignt July 20, says an official an
ncuncement Five hundred ninety three
vessels with gross tonnage Of 3S9,S15
J aSr1ved and $50 of tonnage Of
ios,450 left port.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Refuse lndependenee TO Finland

Refuse independenoe to Finland.
Petrograd, July 26.-The socialist
majority in the Finnish landtag has
drafted an address 10 the fsus5ia1 Tse
visional government to accompany the
notification Of the passage of tho law
providing for Finnish Independence
The provisional government. after
hearing the report OF Michael Stako-
vich, tho governor general of Finland.
decided to refuse to acknowledge the
validity Of the independence meas
ure.
Governor General Stakovich declared
that, altho he shortly will resign his
post, tho government will appoint
successor and maintain him and his
staff at Helsing fors In order not TO give
Finland pretext for declaring that
Russia has. in fact recognised the
law. S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
GEORGE COOP UNDER ARREST.

Former Socialist Candidate For Mayor
Of Chicago Held on Federal Charge.
Chicago, July 28.-George Coop, for-
mer candidate for mayor OF Chicago
on the socialist ticket, Is under arrest
today on charge of having circulated
literature tending to discourage enlist
ments In the United States military
forces
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
WAR RELIEF WORK HALTED.

iDtstribution ai Faris AIlsr sept. I,
Only Thru Red Cross.
New York, July zs-All avenues Of
distribution OF war relief thru the
American clearing house At Paris will
be closed except to the Red Cross after
Sept 1, Il was announced today. This
Was declared necessary because Of lack
OF transportation. Independent organ
i1ations will be required to work ~ Red
Cross auxiliaries but win not lose their
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Fer. peath PenaIty "a Ry..ia.

u
Petrograd; july 26.-The Command !
ser- CHIEF and the conmlnders Of the
various armies 1t the front having in
sisted that the restoration Of discipline
in the army inevitably would necessi-
tate tnfiiction Of the death penalty. the
government has agreed unanimously to
restore capital punishment to the na-
tional law penalties. The measure is
Of a temporary character. to have cf-
feet until the end Of the military op.l :.
ations.
The inquiry into the recent disorders
here Is being continued energetically
under the supervision of the public
prosecutor. The authorities are taking
measures to discover and bring to JUS
tice all organizers Of and participants
in the revolt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
Canadian Loan n %.

New York, July 26.-The bankma
syndicate floating the 800. 000, 900 two-s
year per cent Canadian notes, VIII
offer them at 9S and interest to yield
slightly, less than s.1 per cent, 1t Was
announced today. S3sN