davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03

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Que todos los hombres y mujeres
de recursos salgan al campo, 10 STEM
jbren y 10 cuitiven.
Que Sc haga una lista de todos los
joyenes sin trabajo y Sc les lame al
~crltivo de las tierras de labranza.
Que los padres de familia ocupen a
sus hijos en- las ciudades y las plazas
cnltivando legumbr4s Y hortalizas.
Que todos los condados del Estado
sDipleen a I'm agente agrfcola.
Que todos y cada uno de, los cilGa-
danos contribuyan, de hecho y dc pa
Ilnbra. con toda la fuerza de su alma.
a la production de alimentos y mas
alimentos, para hacer frente al dfa
probable en- que la civilization pueda
verse esclavizada y nosotros acome-
tidos por ell hambre.
Encarecidamente pido que todos y
cada uno de nosotros evite toda clase
de desperdicios, cosa que a causa de
'nuestra manera acostumbrada de vi
viz, ha llegado a ser I'm ~escandalo que
Llama en- nuestra contra. Correr, por
placer, desenfrenadas carreras en- los
automobiles, es cosa que no debe ha-
cerse mas, para ahorrar gasolina pa
"a otras cosas mas n~ecesarias. De-
ben abandonarse por complete las CO.
midas costosas y los frfvolos juegos
de azar y de placer. No debe usarse
mas ell grano en- la manufacture de IL
cor. Ciertamente, la fabrication de
licores embriagantes deberfa ser pro-
hibida en- toda la, nacion, y deberfa-
mos todos volver al simple metodo. de
vida de nuestros padres, que hicieron
someterse a los tiranos y, que estable-
cieron para nosotros ia TERRA de los
libres y el hogan de aos brayos.n
Como siryiente del pueblo de este
Estado, permftaseme sugerir que Sc
de por donde quiera ampla circula,
ci0n a esta proclama, an ingles y IN
espahol; que sea Zelda desde los pull
pitos y en- las escuelas como un aux
lilo para estimular entire nuestro pue-
bio 81 deseo de actuar con vigor para
ell logro de 10 que Sc propone.
Los c~iudadanos que deseeu infor-
mes o ayuda para lleyar a cabo 10 que
Sc sugiere mas arriba, deben dirigirse
al DIR. A. ID. Grille, p~residente del &C.
legio de Agriculture y Artes Mecani-
cas- de Nuevo Mexico, cuya direction
postal es: State College, N. M, O al
Concilio de Guerra del Estado, Santa
Fe, N. M.
Dado enrla oficina del Executives
en- este dfa % de AbriL del Ano
del Senior 1917.
Lo atestiguo con mi firma y ell
Gran Sello del Estado de Nuevo
Mexico.
w. E. LINDSEY.
Gobernador.
boy fe: Gg
ANTONIO BUCERO, &
Secretario de EstaGo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03
= PAGINA LITERAlRIA g
Y conforme SO extendfa sn uso. 80 ha-
mas

y NoAhoAAp ~ tAluuuAd ~ NoSs ~ ~
clan mas imponentes. M
En- la Heraldica, las cruces o las
figuras principales. Estan a wees
de relieve, principalmente cuando los
escudos son hechos de metal, como en-
los escudos britanicos. Estan sepci'
llas, y Ad6rnadas. Ee cree que hay
mas de Glen ~variedades de formas de
cruces en- heraldica, cada una tenien'
do una significacion d~iferente.
Ia practica de que una persona que
no sabe firmar su nombre ponga su
marca con una Cruz, data desde el
siglo sexto de la Era Cristiana.
La Cruz del Sur" es ell nombre que
Sc da en- astronomfa q una constela'
|ci6n del hemisferio austral del firma.
mento. Algunas de las monedas an
tiguas tienen grabadas la Cruz, siendo
los primeros en- usarlas los austria
eos y los portugueses, asi como 10 es.
paloles Ia usaban en- la e%mpunadura
de sus espadas.
En- las playas mexicanas, es fama
TRADITIONAL, que cuando los conquis'
tadores espaholes desembarcaron en-
las inmediaciones de veracruz, encon-
traron en- la playa una antigua Cruz
de MADEIRA que los indios veneraban,
diciendo que "muchas lunas atras, I'm
hombre con larga barba blanca les ha.
bla ensefado a venerarla como emble-
ma de su dos" La creencia general
es, que quiza fu6 Santo Tomas quien
vino a las playas de America y ia
planto ALI. Creese que esta cruz
ain existe. nos
Entre los fen6menos naturales, es
digno de notarse la montana llamada
de la Cruz que existe en- ell Estado
de Colorado, donde hay una inmensa
cruz natural tornado entire las pefias,
sobre la fafda del cerro, la que puede
verse desde milias de distancia y es
muy hermosa, y en- las sierras mexi-
canas. no es raro yer sobre las peias
cruces grabadas en- los relices inacce-
sibles, no Sc sabe como.
La Cruz en- la ~actualidad es ell en-
blema del Cristianismo, y donde quie-
RI que hay un creyente de J~esucristo,
allf Sc We la Cruz; tanto en- 10 mas al
to de las torres, como en- los monu-
mentos y sepulcros. \
Ponemos a continuation algunos da
tos acerca del Emperador Constantine
que fue Ell que aboli6 la Cruz como SUI
plicio infamante y la exalt6 como ell
emblema del Cristianismo, despues
de haber sido encontrada la verdade-
"a Cruz por la Emperatriz Helena, EN-
la epoca de las Cruzadas, en- ell ano
del Senior de 1926.
Constantine ell Grande, fue hijo del
Emnerador Constantine Chlorus v de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03
listed NEcESITA uN PuRGANTE
EN- PRlMAvERA.

Las Pfldoras de Nueya Vida del Or.
King removeran las inmundicias acu-
muladas del invierno, de sus intesti-
nos, la carga de la sangre. Quftese
esai sensation de- ~calentura de SUI sis
tema, a~brillante 'sus ojos, v hmpie' su
complexion. lObtenga esa s~ensaci6n
de una sangre saludable y purificada.
Las Pfldoras de Nueva Vida del Or.
King son I'm laxative suave que ayuda
al procedimiento de la naturaleza:
pruebelas esta misma noche. Elm to-
das las boticas, a CSC. ].
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03
MALos RESFRlADos PoR Los
CAMBIOS REPENTINOS. !,

La primavera trae toda clase do eli
mas y 0 ellos vienen resfriados v
10 vuelta de las toses y r~onqueyas del
invierno. La Mel y Alquitran de Pr
no del DIR. Bell SO %adelantarA a un
npevo resfrfo y curara ell viejo,1 les
balsamos calmantes curaran Ia gar
ganta adolorida y eicatrizara la irrita-
cion de los tejidos. Compre una boz
teEa ell dfa de hoy Y commences Gu
rarse luego. En- casa de su boticario
25c. La formula vlene con cads bote-
La, !.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03
AcTo HERoICo DE UN SAcER-
DoTE FRANCES

Ginebra-La frontera de Bellegarde
SO haypasado sin ~dfficultad. la wi
sta por Ell comisario. y Ell iregistro de
eqyipajes mas minuciosos que antes.
Hn la Agencia de prisioneros he CO.
nocido a una ~viejecita, repatriada ha-
&c POGO de Alemania. LIE parece un
sue1o verse fuera de Ga TERRA enemi-
ga. lila sufrido tanto! Tembloro-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03
la PR0cEAMtpEL
COB. ", {. LINDSEY
Trad, de "La voz del PuebIo."y

Como recibieramos 81 original en-
ingles de La siguiente proclamation,
va muy tarde, Ia semana pasada, NO
pudimos darle cabida, en- nuestro nd.
nero pasado. Hoy la pnblicamos, to-
mando la 3traducci6n de nuestro cole
ga LA Voc del Pueblo" do Las Vegas
por parecernos Ia medor ~traducci0n de
dicho importante documento
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03

s%uscrfbase a nuestro periodico, que
lie dara las mejores noticias del dfa,
y las de La Prensa Asociada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03

FL color de los cometas es muy va
riado, ~contapdo con todas las varieda-
des del iris. 7s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-03

"a S0AAHdp Nv SAe k<R88be
Y al romeo son del acero,
tAlza la voz ell guerrero
Con un acento immortal:
"Vuela, vuela, corcel milo,
DenodadO;
No abatan tn noble brio
Enemigos e~scuadrones,
Que ell fuego de los cafones
Siempre altiyo has d~espreciado;
Y mil veces
Has dido
Su estallido
Aterrador,
Como un canto
DE victoria, a
DE tn gloria
Precursor.
Entire hierros, con oprobio
Gocen otros de la paz;
70 no, que busco IN la guerra
la muerte o la libertad.
70 dele Ell palermo asilo
Delicioso;
Deje mi existir tranQuilo
Para cehirme la espada.
Y del gseno de mi iamada
Supe arfancarme animoso:
w, al dejarla,
Su tormento;
iQue momento
De dolor!
w su Qlanto
" pena impfa:
iFue a la mia
Superior. I'LL,
Entire hierros, con oprobio
Gocen otros de la paz;
70 no, que busco en- la guerra
La muerte o la hbertad.
Ell artero ~cortesano
LA ~grandeza
Busque, adulando al tirano,
Y doblando la rodilla;
Mi troton y humiide silla
No dare por SUI riqueza:
Y ebien pueden
Sus salones &
Con canciones
Resonar; /,
Corcel milo, .
70 prefiero .
Tu altanero
Relinchar.
Entire hierros, con oprobio
iGocen otros de la paz;
70 no, que busco en- la guerra s
La muerte o la libertad.
vuela, brute generoso,
Que ha llegado
Fl momento venturoso
De mostrar tn noble brio,
Wy hollar del tirano impfo
lei pendon abominado:
En- su alcazar
(Relumbrante
Arrogante
Pisaras.
Y en- SUI pecho,
Con, bravura
7Tu herradura
Estamparas.
Entire hierros, con oprobio gitta
Gocen otros de la paz;
Yo no, que busco en- la guerra
La muerte O la hbertad.
ASH ell guerrero cantaba,
ICuando resuena en- su DIDO
Lejano y sordo ruido.
Como de guerra ell fragor:
"A la lid" Ell fuerte grita,
En- los estribos Sc atlanta,
Y empuha la dura lama,
Lleno de ins6lito ardor:
En sus ojos, en- su frente,
La luz brilla de la gloria,
Un presagio de victoria,
I'm rayo de libertad:
Del monte en- las quiebras hondas
hteSuena Su VOD Iorriplc,
Como ell huracan horrible h
Que anuncia la tempestad.
Rapido vuela Ell, caballo,
va del combate impaciente,
Mucho mas que ell rayo ardiente
I'm su carrera veloz:
Entre una nnbe de polvo
Desaparece Ell guerrero
Se We adn brillar su acero,
iSe oye a 10 lejos su voz:
iGloria, gloria!Y iYo no gquiero
Una vergonzosa pazc
Busco en- medic de la guerra
La muerte 0 la libertad.
at
FERNANDO CALDERON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
MATHIS Is RELEASED
FOR NON REGISTRATION

mistake made In the registration
for voting last year, a mere slip of
the tongue" caused Albert Mathis Of
Purcell, some trouble in being re-
leased from a non-registration charge
before action was taken by the feder-
al grand jury Mathis own statement
of his age in an application for ballot
was twenty-seven and when he failed
to register for selectiye draft, the
case grew suspicious. The man was
arrested and placed under a $1,000
bond here last week and until his ex
animation before Judge Speake this
morning the outlook appeared some
what gloomy The prisoners mother
lodge records, the family Bible and
other evidence however, agreed on
his being ineligible to conscription and
Mathis was discharged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
LIONS CLUB
GIVES LIFT
TO SCOUTS
Make Up Deficit on Hike to Medicine
After Listening 10 Talk by
Denham

The Lions club learned a lot of in.
teresting things about the local Boy
Scouts and their recent hike to Medi-
cine Park and then they gave Rev.
VIM. Denham, scoutmaster. little sur.
prise party, at their bI-monthly lunch.
con Monday at noon at the Geronimo.
Mr. Denham was invited to address
the club on the work which he is do
ing for the boys Of the city. He sketch
ed the history of the Scout movement
which is only four or five years old in
this country, having originated in Eng
land six years ago; told Of the progress
which the work has made, the general
principles upon which it is founded
the organization being non-military,
designed solely for the training Of boys
into good citizenship-and wound up
with recital Of some of the Incidents
of the hike.
AZ jlle conclusion of Mr. Denham'a
talk, one OF the members called atten-
tion to the fact that the published fl
nancial report of Mr.. Denham on the
expedition to Medicine Park showed a
deficit of about $40 and spontaneously
the Lions wens down into their pock-
cts, digging up dollar apiece to make
up the deficit. Harry Brownson and
Alger Melton also made good talks
commencing the Scout movement
DR.. 7. r. Harmed, recently commits
stoned as lieutenant in the U. S. ar
my, following his training course at
Fort Logan Fl. Roots. was the guest
Of Dr. W. H. Livermore at the lunch
con and was introduced to the club,
making a short talk which aroused
enthusiasm. Seventeen members and
three guests were present at the
luncheon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
Draft Mobilization Calls
May 90 to Men This Week

under orders of the local board prior
to leaving for camps will also be sent
to every drafted man and alternate.
The principle message Of these cards
other than orders to report is the fact
that from the assembly date specified,
accepted men are in the military SER
vice Of the United States and subject
to military law"
While as much time as possible will
be allowed, draftable men are eau
toned that service necessities may re-
quire appearance upon twenty-four
hours notice. Clothing and toilet arti-
cles which should be taken by men mo-
bilizing are also prescribed.
AS a final instruction men who are
included in the call are warned that
"Willful failure to report with inten-
ton evade military service constitutes
desertion which is a capital offense In
time Of war and punishable by court
martial"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
Men to Be Given as Much Time as Pos.
slble But WiIlfuI Evasion May
Mean Death Now

Materials are now at hand for call
Ing in the first fifty-six men who have
been held as not exempted, to fill the
northern Grady districts one-third
quota requirement by September J..
The local board expected to start mail
ing these notices soon, possibly the
last Of the week, in order that no hitch
Nigh develop when the mobilization
day is at hand.
These notification forms consist Of
cards giving the name Of applicant
called, place for assembling, date Of
entertainment, and other details of
mobilization. Another blank giving
the selected man an opportunity to re-
main at home during the period he is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
UNALLOTTED INDIAN LANDS
ALL GO IN OCT. AUCTION

Of Oklahoma for sale beginning Octo-
Der Is and ending October 81, 1917.
McCurtain. Pushmataha. LeFlore, Lat
inner, Pittsburg. Hughes. Coal, Atoka,
Haskell, Murrty Mcclain and Carter
lands will be sold to highest bidders
at the offices Of field clerks in the va
rious counties. These unallotted lands
will sell regardless of reservation or
restriction and all tracts with improve.
ments and mineral deposits or lumber
growth must be disposed OF, leaving
only the actual allotments under per.
sonal supervision OF federal agents.
Gabe E. Parker head Of the Five
Tribes, has ordered.
All descriptive lists. blue print
maps, and other literature bearing up
ont he mammoth LAM sale can be had
on application to the local field clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
'Slackers" Haze No SholO
Before District Board

filed before the local boards. He
states that the Rush Springs men have
concluded the examination Of the two
hundred men embraced in the first
call have issued second call for 200.
No returns have yet been received
from the cases which we're appealed
to the district exemption board from
Grady county. The board. which is
now sitting at Tulsa, is not a lenient
one end only those with sufficient le-
gal claims may hope to escape from
call to military service. II is regarded
as probable that some Of the appealed
cases will be reversed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
CIDER MEN
RETURN STOCKS TO EAST

tleman made raid. Great schoonsfs
with moisture still clinging to the glass
from the Ice cold contents. were
standing on the county and were ali
but seized by the thirsty customers
when the officers entered. With ons
broad sweep Of the arm Castleman
hurled the booze to the floor. Besides
keg OF Choctaw in stock several bot
ties we're found on ice.
1--WE wiz make a vigorous raid on
Choctaw beer JOINTS declared simps
son this morning. "This SO called beer
consists principally Of Stops and is foul
smelling. With that and the cider dis.
posed Of It will be much easier to
make cleanup on whiskey and male
beers" --------.--..A~ssi----
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
For Oklahoma.
SIMPSON TALKS TO
W. 0. W. PICKNICKERS

w. o. W. picnickers at Alex today
will listen to spellbinders during the
two days celebration at the big grove
east Of that city the opening address
belng made by County Attorney Oscar
Simpson this afternoon
Mr.. simpson, who left for the picnic
grounds this morning, will speak OF
"Woodcraft."
Other speakers during the meeting
will be State Organizer j. w. Mensel
of Oklahoma City and District Organic
er A. B. Morgan of Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
Booze Fighters al ChOclaw Beer Joints
Had "SchOOneTs' Swept From
Counters Before Them

Wholesale cider dealers are engag
ed IN shipping their stocks back 10 the
large wholesale dealers, usually in St
Louis where most OF the cider which
is sold here comes from.
It is believed that the traffic in this
"cold drink" has completely died out
in Chiskasha but offirers are making
a still hunt for violations.
There we're some startled booze
thirsty patrons at one joint when Coun
ty Attorney Simpson and Deputy Cas-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
LUKER MAY NOT BE
TRIED FOR INSANITY

Fred Luker being in better condi.
ton and appearing more rational than
when first apprehended in Oklahoma
City, his insanity hearing has been
continued indefinitely.
Luker, who is a reputable farmer re-
siding near Chickasha, has worked
hard under unfayorable condition Of
late and it is believed that worry may
have cause a temporary arrangement
Of his faculties which little time will
remedy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
HEAVY RAIN
FOR CHICKASHA

Water almost completely submerged
the streets in the business sections Of
the city at two o'clock this afternoon
when one of the hardest rains which
has fallen here for some time cut off
traffic for thirty minutes A drench-
ing torrent soon filled the curbs and
at places water ran over the side
walks and into stores. Where sewers
were stopped up, streets were impass-
able for some time after the downpour
lad subsidized.
No damage was reported. The rain
fall was .98 inch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
Paving Tax Payments
VIII Soon Be Delinquent

showing which was made during the
first two or three days" declared City
Clerk Reynolds today
"They should remember that these
taxes viii be delinquent on September
/. subsequent to which date penalty
of IS per cent will be attached.
Only $4,000 Of a totsi 5f $6S.000 has
been collected to date
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
CUSHER COMES IN ON
MURDOCH PROPERTY

Nowata this morning, announcing the
shooting Of the company's well No 2
which came in as the biggest oiler in
the section in which 1t is located. This
well is in section IS, range 16 east,
township 26 north.
Well no. / of the same company is
reported to be making about rs bar.
rels. A number Of Chickasha people
are interested in this property.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
Italians Capture aud XII 10000 Aus
lrians in Fierce Combat Raging
in Alps
GERMANS ALARMED
ASK REINFORCEMENTS
Picked German Forces HurI Themselves
Against French Lines Vainly Try
ing to Take Positions
By United Pres,

By United PresE.
London, Aug. 21-England, France
Italy and Belgium today in the most
powerful concerted offensive which
has yet been directed against Germa-
ny. On the west front from the Bel
gian coast to Switzerland one gigantic
battle is raging. Reorganized RoQ-
mania is also taking an important part.
One oulet Front.
The Macedonian FROM is the only
one from which there is no report Of
participation in the monster allied Of
fensive. Military experts believe a
battle will soon be in progress there.
The third most powerful of all Ger
man attacks which have been launch
ed to regain ground which had been
taken by the British southeast of
Epehy was thrown back by the British,
Marshal Haig reported
The report also told Of improvement
in the British positions north Of the
Ypres road
Successful raids were also made by
the British over wide front in the
So Quentin sector. Many prisoners
were taken
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
Heavily Timbersd Property and Surface
Of Segregated Coal Lands will
Sell Under Hammer

The remaining unalIoted lands in
the Choctaw and Chiekassw Nations,
comprising about 4OO,S00 acres Of tim
Der land containing millions of feet OF
merchantable pine and hardwood ium-
ber on the stump viii be thrown upon
the auction market All such unallot
ted lands in eastern Oklahoma. with
timber included and surface OF segre-
gated coal lands must go under the
auctioneer's hammer the government
declares and to this effect has listed
S,797 tracts Of land in twelve counties
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
DIVISION
QUARTERS FLANKED
BY GREAT ESTATES

BY United Press.
Hampstead. New York, Aug. 21-On
rolling plains flanked by millionaire's
estates, and with army aeroplanes
whirring overhead, the rainbow" di-
vision today started mobilizing.
This win be the first guard unit to
go to France. A complete camp was
laid out in few days for the recep-
ton Of the soldiers.
The rainbow" division will go to
Europe Immediately transportation IA
cilities are arranged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
Rush Springs Exemption Ofcers Gem
plste First Call Examinations and
Summon Another 200

That the southern Grady county ex-
emption board is taking a new lease
on life and is progressing rapidly
since its reorganization is the report
brought back by County Attorney Os-
car Simpson who returned from Rush
Springs Saturday night
Mr.. Simpson has been securing the
data in all appealable exemption cases
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
WEATHER ELsEWHERC

Western Union reports re-
ceived at 8 a. m. today:
= North Texas, generally
Clear. temperature 7S.
= Central Texas, generally
+ clear. temperature 80.
= East Texas, generally clear, I
= temperature 81.
= Gulf Coast, generally clear,
: temperature n; Taylor. rain :
= yesterday.
: West Texas, generally clear, :
+ temperature IS.
= Arkansas, general clear, 4
= temperature Is. :
= Louisiana, generally clody, :
= temperature 81; Alexandria. :
+ cloudy. hard rain last night.
, Oklahoma. generally clear 4
= temperature so.
. . . a q q q . y o = 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
400 HUGO CITIZENS DEMAND CORES RESIGNATION
AROUSED AT SENATOR'S
ACTS, CHOCTAW PEOPLE
WIRE GORE TO QUIT JOB

war outside of American territory
four hundred citizens of Hugo, Choe-
law county, today demanded that Gore
resign.
The demands were telegraphed to
Gore at Washington.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
Board Approves City
and School Estimates

At yesterdays session Of the county
excise board the city and school esti-
mates for chickasha we're approved
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
AustrIans Lose 2o.ooo.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Rome, Aug 21.-Italy's prisoners, in
this, the greatest drive since the war
began, reached a total of more than
10000 today. The Austrian losses in
dead and wounded are conservatiyely
estimated at 10000 more.
Prisoners report that the Teuton Of
ficers are alarmed and are sending in
hurried calls for reinfocements
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
ChiCkasha People Interested in What is
Declared to Be Biggest Oilsr in
That Section

DR.. L. 2. Emanuel, one Of the direc
tors of the Murdoch compand, receiv-
ed telegram from Mr.. Murdock at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-21
FEReUsoN's FATE

NTHOFFF y T HILNT
BY United Press.
Austin Tex, Aug. 21.-The house OF
representatives is expected to reach
a vote as early as Friday Of this week
in the impeachment proceedings
against Governor Ferguson.