davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
DEL PAsADo EN- NuEvo MEXICO,
PEsaN sAAvAkeEs 70 ~ HUE9o
pc ALICE coRplN HENDERSON

men0s que algo so haga, y Sc haga
muy pronto, va no quedaran nj uno So
10 de estos edificios en- piel Este
les cierto; qua no han tenido cohec-
ci6n directa con los Padres Peregrf
nos, pero dc todos modos son monlF
mentos %nacionales v deberian seE/brd-
servados como tales, APero, mas par,
ticplarmente desde-ia o~cupaci6n anne,
|rieana, esta destruction ha sidO he,
cha en- grande escala, y SO ha venidp
hacienda nc tanto por negligencia,
Lsino p0r medic de; 1composturas. E0s
antiques edifieios, con nuevo enjarre,,
Ty con algo de euidado. hubieran dura-
do, como va habfan durado, por cen.
~turias; pero han venido sucumbiendo
"a las in~novaciones de los techos de
lamina o de tabletas, que o son muy
pesadOs o no eran suficiente imper-
meables para las paroles macizas de
adobe.
La antigua Iglesia de Santa Clara,
que cuenta mas de dos siglos de exis-
tencia, Sc fue de esta manera. La
iglesia de Nambe, igualmente anti
qua, tuvo igual suerte-ambas eran
magnfficasl muestras de esta arquitec-
tura primitiya. Y adn cuado la lyle
Fsia no esta positivamente destruida,
queda tan disfrazada con las compos-
turas en- eli techo y en- la fachada, o
con la adici6n de torrecillas puntia-
gudas de Nueva Inglaterra, que queda
I~inconocible, de manera que nc la CO.
E%nocerfa nj SUI Santo Patron. En- es-
tos ultimos amos la hermosa iglesia
de Cochiti ha sido 'm~odernizada" de
la misma manera, y la antigua iglesia
fde San Juan ha sido reconstruida en-
un estilo atroz y ha sido arruinada
Ecompletamente. El Padre cura y
sus feligreses miriam a sus mejorasi
con orgullo. Elos no saben que 10
que han destruido es parte de la glo-
ria de la Iglesia Cat6lica. Induda-
blemente las atlas autoridades no
han visitado jamas las Misiones de-
Nueyo Mexico; o quiza es a causa de
que esta parte del pals es tan POGO
conocida que no Sc ha tornado ningu-
ma acci6n n%acional acerca de clio.
Mr.. Peixoto indica algo del valor
de esta architecture distinta, pero no
lie hace j~usticia complete, y sus dibu-
jos a puma de- las misionesi y casas
de adobe dejan mucho que desear a.
cerca de la impression de la, superft-
Gle enjarrada de esta arquitectura de
"mano libre" del Sudoeste. Sin em-
barge, su lbro, es de muoho valor pa
"a introducir una parte del pals que
no es mty bien conocido, y son exec
'lentes en- vida y colorido, v cuando
menos, llama la atencion del ~viajero
,fuera de la via de Harvey y lie do
una idea de las pequefas villas meMf
canas con su .sabor netamente espa-
mol, y su encanto de antiguidad. To-
do este habfa sido hasta ahora igno-
RADIO por los escritores que estan Gu
favor de los mas pintorescos pueblos
i%ndfgenas.
Tres ~civilizaeiones Q e~ulturas. Sc
e~ncuentraR en- Nueyo Mexico. rs
algo como un concentrate de nuestra
parte, decir, que cuando menos, es
ell estilo, quiza oil menes attractive do
los tres"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12

Idas siquiera POGO, que haces, 20 no
fse que haces tut. -. CuandO ellos
jmismos han dicho cuando la mujer
jha querido tener igual derecho que
eel hombre para votar o para tener
Equal libertad, que la mujer es para
Ecuidar de la casa y ell nene. M po-
Ibrecito del meme tiene que pasar la
misma cuando la madre va a bcneii-
lciar la siembra con aquel icalor .....
Entonces no hay lastima nj casa
que cuidar. Eel meme Sc ha olvidado
del TODD. La diferencia es grand;-
Isima!
iQue hogan tan felfz! Donde una
mujer trabaia igualmente con ell hom-
bre en- sus ranches. Pero que &c
lagradesca como ayuda de carload. Sa-
biendo que la casa esta abandonada
por ayudarle a Ell. ~ it'll d
IA las mismas mujeres les. gusta
gusta trabajar y ayudar a sostener,
SUI famiha a 10, mejor que pueden.
ITrabajan duro desde la siembFa has,
lta la. cosecha y muy felizmente. Il FL
marido nunca Sc queja de que la es-
Iposa le haya faltado en- ayudarle aun
que ella Sc detiene de vez e~n-souando
para atenders a su trabajo de, la casa.
Sus, hijos Sc ven alegres Y sus padres
Be alegran de verlos felices.
Ell padre injusto Sc entristece o
mas bien, es su rabia yer a hiios
contentos. Se lie hace a 81 que no
nomas el trabaja, aunque ellos tam
bien trabajen.
El que este escribe conoce a lin "a
DIRE de familia que ha dicho que 81
isus hijos nj ~trabajah, que M lie pidan
NADIA. Sabiendo que ellos trabajan
igualmente con Ell, todavfa 81 no 10
|hicieran, tendrfa poca .raz0n siquie-
|ra o NADIA; porque un padre esta obi
Igado a sostener SUI familia QIiera 0
no. Para esq es padre, 81 no sc do
liza de su familia.
Este Sc diriie muy especialmente
a los padres, porque ellos son los qpe
dar ell ejemplo y la felicidad
del hegar, por ser ell PRINCIPAL. SE-
emplo?a ST; pero de 10 mejor.
v(Trad. por A. Nindia.l,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
REMITIDOS
"eRATITvD Z INGRATiTuD"

la gratitud es una de las cosas
mas grandes que alderman al hombre
,Ojala que todos %conocieran esta Qua
'lidad tan %preciosa. Pero son pocas
las personals que tienen gratitud, las
|cuales son muy felices. AL contra
rio. un ingrato, nadie Sc alegrarfa en-
'ayudar, porque Ell nunca siente gra-
;titud en- su corazon.
Este Sc nota muy es1 >cialmente en-
los hogares cuando un padre Sc en-
cuentra demaciado ocupado y que en-
verdad sus obligaciones lie rodean de
tai que no Sc halla suficiente
para atender a TODD. (Supongamos
que fuera labrador.)
FL lie dice a su hijo: -fHijo, hoy
was a regar aquf entire tanto que voy
~ hago este negocio." Y a su hija:
le ayudaras a Ell donde ell no
|puede solo, Tai vez eran trigos,
milpas de mafz, o tales cosas como
las mujeres no estan acostumbradas
a hacer.
Ell hijo y la hija SO van muy volun-
tariamente a ayudar al papa. Hacen
10 mejor que pueden, Sc esmeran en-
agradarle; siempre pensando hacerlo
mejor todavfa, en- fin, Sc sacrifican
de tai manera que ellos piensan: "a
bora ST; cuando papa venga lie tene-
mos hecho TODD este. y ojala que fue-
SO mas ell trabajo que nos do"
Viene ell padre y va a yer ell traba-
10 que han hecho. Pero: lque hay?
81 no lie gusta oil trabajc (y aunque
este bien hecho) En- vez de decir:
~pobres: ellos empiesGn ahora y no
tienen experienced en- clio; han he
cho 10 mejor que podfan: una mucha-
cha no puede hacer tanto como un
nombre en- sus trabajos de afuera.'
I'm vez de este, el Sc va a donde es-
tan sus hijos y les dice en- vez de ami
marlos: "Ustedes m~ucliachos. mo sa-
ben NADIA; son peor quo los ANNA
les; e AGA, tonic, mira 10 que has
Eecho. X. BI pobre Eilchacho es-
cucha aquela5 palabras asperas de
aquel padre migrate. Palabras que
TN buen padre y agradecido nc las hui
nimo! Y todavfa quiere decir que
son buenns consoles. No sabe 81
Tor que sus hijos parecen tontos.
No entendemos que tcdos sean asf.
Mol en- ninguna manera. Porqme
hay padres que los enseian muy bon
d,aosamente y o palabras de amor.
ds estos hay muchos. Perc
de Ia bueno nunca sobra, siempre ,qui.
feramos mas.
Tambien SO DYE entire algunas ia
milias que ldicen que la mujer que no
trabaja en- la labor no sirve. Hay
muchos lugares donde la mujer ira
baja i~gualmente p mas que 81 hombre
en- la labor. Que todavfa les ayudan
a beneficiar la siembra, IA cridar de
la 3casaRy de suna docenaS mas de
nenes. sUnspadre 0 un marido bueno
diceu cue con la Cast les basta y que
no tiene mas obligaciones.
81 sabe que ell trabajo de Ia casa
es muy duro y penoso; vel que nc
sabe pensar o mas bien lie llamare-
mos "sin conciencis,'1 dice.--mujer,
sin tener mas que hacer y no me ayu-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
LAS REL|QU|AS

~ W. 4NA.N fFf"N NN All FNHI
M pericdico New Republic" del 80
dc JUNO, iinpfipe - stgaiepte resis-
Ia que es de intetes local, escrita por
la Sra. Alice Corbin Henderson, do Ia
Colcnia do Artes y Literatufa dc San
ia re:
"fNuestro Sudoeste Hispano, por Er.
nest Peixotto. Iustrado por Ell autor.
Mr.. Peixotto SO scsFca a Npsyc
Mexico. al cual esta dedicada la ma.
yor parte de su libro, por VIA de New
Orleans, san Antonio. H Psso y Tue
son, Arizona, un canine que lie acerca
gradualmente mas atras de- los item
pes, y es quiza por esta razon que sus
r%eacciones a Ia mas primitiya arqui
.|tectura n-eo-mexicana 10 aparece con
menos colorido, y un POGO meros a
preciativa que sus reacciones q IA ar
%quitectura hispano-americana del tipc
mas moderno y mas o~rnamentado, Le
hace toda justicia a San Xavier del
BAG, en- Tucson, con su cast estilc O
RENTAL v su aspecto ~sarraceno, dicienY
do que ca. Eel mas hermoso ell mas
complete y la Mission mas completa
~ extensa, dentro de los lfmites de- los
aun cuando. es de cast ozcmfwypfw
Estados Unidos, pero esa Iglesia, ahn
|cuando es de cast la misma 6poca, es
mas cercana a Mexico Y a los compa
|rativamente mas ejercitados trabaja
dores mexicanos o espafioies importa'
dos, y por 10 tanto ~pertenece q i'm tt
DO e~nteramente distipto del de has SO
itarias igfesias mexicanas de Nuevc
Mexico.
dos ojos de Mr.. Peixotto--como lc
vemos por sus primeros hbros- es
tan llenos de los encantos de- Ia ar
quitectura Observation-Disclosures del Sud
America o de California, Cuando 81
Sc lamenta dc que Ell portal del anti
quo Palacio de los. Gobernadores dc
Santa Fe nc fue designado en- su res
tauraci6n como una "hermosa colum
maria tai como Sc ven en- los frentes
de ~cualquiera de los edificios espafp
les en- la America Latina" es eviden
to que no ha llegado q notar las CO
racterfsticas esenciales de la arquitec
tura neo-mexicana-el tipo de arqui
tectura que estaba en- existencia en-
La epoca de los Gobernadores espafo
les y que Sc ha prolongado hasta hoy.
Esta architecture esta fundada sobre
la architecture del Pueblo de Indios
tanto en- su estructpra como en- 81
material, y su unidad es Supplements
ell CUBIC. La Inca recta p%revalece, y
los p6rticos redondos no Sc ven cast
nunca nj Sc usaron. Eel estilo Latino
Americana de las columnarias, con
sus arcadas, estarfa Senteramente fua.
r a de lugar en- este antique palacio
de los pueblos indios.
Llamamos ateneion acerca de este
sujeto, porque estos edificios antiques
de Nuevo Mexico tiene gu significa-
cion no solo religiosa, sine historical;
son hermosos por ST mismos; repre-
sentan probablemente la mas verda-
dera architecture indfgena en- esta
parte del pals; y ellos por ST solos,
son capaces de proveerl ia inspiration
germinal para una. pueva forma 0 es-
tilo de arquitecturasscomo fue demos
trado r~ecientemente cen la Exposition
de San Diego. A Ia vez. uno desea
que Mr.. Peixotto no hubiera negligible
la oportunidad, pues al indicar que a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
LOS cLAvos DE cRlsTo.

Sc dice que la corona de hero de
.Lombardfa, Gtalia.) tiene una banda
'estrecha de hierro, fundido con unp
de los clavos que Sc emplearoh paTll-
cfucificar a Nuestro Senior Jesdoristo
.Dicho cintur6n o banda viene a ser
de unos dos milfmetros dc grueso.
Segdn la tradici6n; Ell clavo fite rega-
lado a Constantine por suS madre, IN
corona Sc guarda en- la actualidadssoh
gran cuidado en-. Monza. cerca de Mi
Ian.
Napoleon Y Carlos Magno' fueron
corenados con ella. z Despues da IA
guerra entire Austria e italia, la coro-
ma de hero fue e~ntregada por la pri-
mera dc estas potencias a Victor Ma
nuel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
HACIENDA ~PRovEc:Ho.

Pocas m~eiicinas han tenido mas 4
ceptacion 0 han hecho mas proyecho
que ell Remedio de Chamberlain para
Colicos y Diaprea, John ,. Jantzen,
Delmeny, Sask,, dice: HE usado q
de Chamberlain para C6licos
y Diarrea 70 mismo y en- mi familia,
Y puedo recomendarlo como una pre-
paraci6n excepcionalmente buena.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
sAvlso.

Tepgo en- mi poder desde 81 dia tro.
Q Mayo, una yegua coiorsda, DE- elm
" china, de 1860 mas a1os, cor
alta marca en- la paleta i~zquierda NV
Y esta seaai, oreja izquierda rajada y
a derecha despuntada; con un mule
9 de aho o dos amos, no Sc sabe que
naroa. su dueho la podra obtener
agando los perJulclos y este anuncio.
SANTIAGO BLEA,
q Rowe, N. Mex.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
EpIcRAMA

No hay que dudar, esta yerto:
va expire, dijo ell doctor;
" Oh enfermo: No sefor, a
lie contest6, no estoy muerto.
FL m6dico que 10 oy6
mirandole con desprecio,
lie replied: Scale ell necio,
5querra saber mas que 70?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
CHAMBERLAIN ES Ell REMED!o
PARA aEL COLICO " piAPEEA "A

Ahora es Ell tempo de comprar una
botella de este remedio para estar
preparado en- case de que c~ualquiera
de su familia tenga un ataque de CO.
lico 20 do diarrea durantec los meses
del .yerano. Vale Glen veces SUI costo
cuando Sc necesita.-De venta elto-
das. parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12

sLsE I'd. az NDEvo MExIcANo,'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
LIONS CLUB LAUNCHES
MOVE FOR FAIR GROUNDS

ming of the war in Europe The mod
ern method Of treating shrapneI
wounds and burns was described In a
manner that was very instructive.
Mr. Humphrey, who has been a
member Of the Grady exemption board
Of the northern district Of Grady coun.
ty, talked about Patriotic Service.
The boys who go to the front risking
their lives, will perform patriotic ser
vice of the highest kind, he said but
patriotic duties devolve upon every cit
izen in peace as well as in war "This
government and country OF ours are
what the citizens make it, said the
speaker. 1T is the duty of every cit
i2en to take an active part In political
affairs and this duty he cannot evade
without being untrue to his country
Fred Frey was elected as delegate
to the national convention Of Lions
clubs which will be held in Dallas, Oc.
tober $40, and j. w. Conner was chos.
en- as alternate Seventeen members
Of the club were present at the lunch
con.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
Troop Train to Carry Grady Boys
to Camps VIII Spend Hour Here

from Kingfisher county and 1856 at FL
Reno from Canadian county After
leaving Chickasha it will take on 81
more Grady boys at Rush Springs, 81
from Stephens county at Duncan and
81 from Jefferson county at Wauriks
The special will be we'll equipped
with coaches and tourist cars.
Another special with 437 boys from
other Oklahoma counties will pass
through Chickasha the same evening
at l0:S0 D. m. Caddo county's drafted
men to the number Of II will be taken
on here and will be in Chickasha from
5:45 p. m. until the special leaves.
The Red Cross girls auxiliary is max.
ing arrangements for reception Of the
boys on the first first special and to
distribute magazines at the Rock Is
land station.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18

At the bi-monthly luncheon of the
Lions club held Monday al the Geron-
imo hotel, movement for permanent
fair grounds for Chickasha was start
ed the matter being brought up by 3.
c. Burton The latter suggested that
the citizens should organize a stock
company and take steps to acquire
suitable grounds, erecting the necessa-
ry buildings. 81 am willing to sub
scribe $500 now" he said Other mem
bers favored the proposal aud after
some discussion tho matter was re-
ferred to the committee on public af-
fairs. Of which L. G Iildson Is chair
man, with instructions to report at the
next meeting.
DR. w. H Livermore and Myron
Humphrey were the speakers at the
meeting OF the Lions Dr. Livermore's
subject was "War Time Surgery and
he told about achievements of physi-
clans and surgeons, as a result Of
which the loss of life from wounds mas
been greatly reduced since the begin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
AS MANY STUDENTS SHUT
OUT OF O.C. THIS YEAR
AS ADMITTED SAYS AUSTIN

IN q friendly talk spoke regretfuily Of
the fact that had had to send as many
girls away as he had kept for lack Of
dormtory room He refered to the
faculty as having many new members
this year and said they were exceed
ingly well chosen
All classification work closes today
and regular class work win start to-
morrow Tonight the Y w O A. d.
rector has arranged for get togetl-
er" social for all the students IN the
gymnasium
More girls have been coming in an
day, and although the dormitory Is
full, many OF them are securing homes
with Chickasha families. Quite a
number OF bright girls will work their
way through the 0. c. w this year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
IT'S A GLORIOUS SIGHT TO SEE
UNCLE SANS GUNS in ACTION

September % and he said IN part:
Il am just back from Franco Wo
had nice timo going over but ID com
ing back we had a time We had mu-
sic and dancing, also had a play enti-
tied, When I am an officer 'Somt
play and a good time for d bunch tied
up for fourteen days on board trans
mort
Here tho letter refers to spirited
battle and continues.
"But we put up fight that was glo.
rious. II was worth your time to see
Uncle Sans big guns firing aud the
aeropianes dropping medicine on those
dirty submarines. Dad. It is worth ths
money but when those enemy shells
got to coming thick and fast ! just got
wee bit uneasy.
we had some rough sea The
waves were 50 high that they would
sweep two decks sonic waves made
me think Of Frisco train ride"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
Chief Engineer MOorehesd Tells Of Con.
tact With Submarines Aboard
American Transport

Most sensational details were con-
veyed In a letter received by Rev L.
". Moorehead OF chickasha FROM his
son, r. w Moorehead, who holds the
responsible position Of chief engineer
aboard transport vessel conveying
troops to Europe While the details Of
the communication passed the censor
its publication would not be permitted
under tho self imposed censorship IN.
der which the American press now op-
crates
Mr. Moorehead presented his father
with handsome sword cane which
sheatehed a Toledo blade Of fine tems
per. His letter was dated New York
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
Chapel Service Opens What Promises TO
Be Most Successful Year for Okla
hOma College for Women

over three hundred O. @ w stu
dents were present at the opening
chapel exercises in the college audito.
rum this morning In accordance with
President Austn's well known policy,
chapel opened promptly at $3.50, and
the welcoming address was made by
Col. T J. O'Neil. The pastors Of the
different church Of the city made in
formal talks, inviting the students to
their Sunday school and church ser
vices. j w. Kayser also made an ap-
propriate address President Austin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
German Flyers Do Not Want
to Mix With French Airnlen

where we are located because | think
they don't care to mix with the French
airmen
There is nothing to write about
much because they won't let you write
half as much as you would like to. If
you can please send me some Prince
Albert tobacco; be sure and register
it,
IF you get this be sure and let the
rest Of the folks know that | am all o.
X.
Must close now as this is all the pa
per have and it is scarce in this
bunch, so good bye
Your son.
Raymond
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
CORRECTION

In its issue OF Sept L. in reporting
the raid on the residence OF Mrs.
Houston Keno by Deputy u. S. Mar
shal Dillon. who seized a quantity Of
"Choc" beer the Daily Express re-
ferred to Mrs Keno as a negress and
stated that she was placed in Jail. The
latter statement was incorrect and
Mrs Keno is not a negress. She was
not arrested or placed in Jail. The
Daily Express regrets these unfortu-
nate errors and. in accordance with its
announced policy. gladly corrects the
same in justice to Mrs. Keno
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
~ X N Y Y Y Y Y Y = u
Kaiser Scatlingly Re gsked
by AdmI1listrat ~ Man
for Wanting 20 Rule World
Handles Labor Situation.


BY United Press.
Washington, Sept 18.-Presideni
Wilson is taking personal measures tC
still labor disputes in this country and
to dissipate the effects which those
troubles have on Russia
The president is personally pressing
the prompt settlement Of the labor dis
putes on the western coast and will
soon sanction the sending of labor
mission to Russia to clarity the atti
tude of labor in this country toward
the war.
Both of these steps are regarded as
necessary because the labor unrest in
the west is being used, according to
diplomatic reports, to Great dissatisfac-
tion with the war among Russian la
borers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
Agitator Suspect
Arrested at Rush Springs

A large batch Of federal prisoners
which was reported to be on the way
to Chickasha yesterday did not mate
rialize
Grady county officers, however, wore
again active and secured the arrest Of
G. r. Phillips. known also as Red,
farmer living cast Of Rush Springs,
who is reputed to belong to the Work
ing Union Glass and will be charged
with having been identified with the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
FLAHERTY
FLIES COOP
ONCE MORE
Man Who Jumped Enlistment Office In
stead Of Standing Trial Jumps
from Second Story Of Jail

Edward Flaherty, who escaped while
being enlisted for army service which
he preferred to standing trial on q
shotgun theft charge and was captur-
ed and pleaded guilty TO a petty larcc-
ny charge and took s25 and costs,
jumped from the second story Of the
county Jail this morning and made his
escape. He was sweeping out the up
per floor Of the jail and secreted him
self in toilet jumping from the win
dow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
Race Riot IN
Reform School
Fiuc Injured

BY United Press.
Pontiac, Ills, Sept 1s.-Five In
mates Of the state refofmatory here
are IN the hospital today as the result
Of race riots in the institution last
night.
Three negroes were injured and two
whites we're hurt One negro was fa-
tally stabbed
The trouble commenced several days
ago when negroes attempted to poison
whites by putting lye ON their bread.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
zlMMERMAN Nor GUILTY

Garrett Zimmerman. who was arrest
ed for using language calculated to
cause a breach Of the peace and direct
ed against two school directors twelve
miles east y chiekasha, was discharg-
ed by a jury in Judge Moore's court.
The dispute arose over the appoint
ment OF school teacher.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
Eighiy-One Fighting Men VIII Be Entrair-
ed al Chickasha OF The 81 Called
from Northern District

The Rock Island special which viii
carry $40 drafted men from eight Ok
lahoma counties. including Grady, to
Camp Travis. San Antonio, Thursday,
September 90 will be in Chickasha
from 1916 p. nj. to 1;l5 p. m. for
lunch. according to their schedule
Eighty-one Grady county boys will
board the train here. The special will
leave Medford at eight o'clock in the
morning with 20 boys from Grant coun-
ty. At Enid it will pick up 80 boys
from Garfield county, 65 at Kingfisher
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
WALKOUT AT ROCK ISLAND
YARDS TIES UP FREIGHT

been talking OF striking for some time
and this morning without exception
failed to report for work. They ask
for an increase Of from IS to 80 per
cent IN wages.
This morning about twenty-five cars.
some to be worked on and others car
rying freight to be forwarded, we're
tied up in the freight yards
The strikers number around tweuty-
five men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-18
GERMANY MUST EXPLAIN
INCIDENT TO ARGENTINE

here Will be considered vacant.
Officials intimated that a formal
apology from Germany might close
the incident. Numerous mass meet.
ings are being held. however, by the
public demanding that Argentina break
relations with Germany. Strong pres
sure is being brought to bear upon the
government.
Count Luxburg, the German minis
ter remains hidden in the Bulgarian
legation.