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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
INFLUENZA IS SPREADING
AMONG CAMPS OF ARMY

WASHINGTON. Sept 90 The
outbreak ~ Spanish influenza a. five
additional army training camps was
announced tonight by Surgeon Gem
crIl GorEaa.
The total number of cases report
81 from tho nine camps up 10 noon
today was 9.3l3, with II deaths The
greatest number ~ cases. $50, was
r.porifd from Camp peveus Mass.
amp Lee aN,, had i,all and Camp
p'on. ~ Y, 60T Camp peycns
also reported ~ new casos OF pneu-
monia. which medical offiecrH he-
love resulted from tho influenza
Epidemic. The camps included in
'Unlghts announcement with the
mum ber OF cases AZ each were.
camp Gordon. Ca 1875. camp
snracvuso. N y 60 Camp Hum
pHreys. Va, Sc. Camp Merritt. n. J,
lN'. and Camp Lewis. Wash H.
In response 20 a request from sur
Cs0n General Blue Of the public
health service, health authorities In
many states sent word today az %
me- development and spread ot the
Epidemic Two vessels with influenza
aboard were quarauuned az Newport
News Va, and IN all partg NJ the
country steps were taken by health
officers 60 check the spread of The
disease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
ADMITS FURNISHING FUNDS
BUT DENIES HUN CHARGES

NEW Work. Sept 1o.-C. W
Feigenspau. president Of the United
states Brewers association. tonight
made public a letter to Senator King.
chairman OF the senate subcommittee
on the Judiciary, IN which no frank
ly aria freely confessed" that tho as
sociation furnished Arthur Brisbane
funds 10 finance the purchase OF the
Washington Times
lie further admitted that the A.
ISOLATION and tho brewing interests
generally have maintained lobbyists
at Washington and IN various state
capitals 'whose business n was 20
try, where possible. 10 protect us and
checkmate those representing the op-
position 10 our industry"
He denied vigorously however.
charges OF disloyulty or German
ism, both personally and on behalf Of
the association, and asked that ne
be permitted 20 appear before the
subcommittee for questioning with
out limit on all the charges In
volved In tho communlca ton regard -
ing the purchase Of the Washington
Times. sent 10 Senator King by A
Mitchell Palmer. alien property Gus
todian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
GASOLINE STOCKS REDUCED
Supply Only Enough for Two
or Three Weeks and Saw
ing Is Urged.
DRASTIC ACTION is HINTED
If Voluntary Conservation
Fails Steps viii BE Taken
To Enforce Rules.

WASHINGTON srpl.2O - Serious
shortage IN the supply Of crude oil
.- noted in report by the bureau
OF mines, complied 900 response Co b
senate resolution and made public
tonight Insufficient crude oil Co
supply reflneries is being produced,
The report shows, while gasoline
stocks have been reduced 90 o. two
ur three weeks supply ucccssitutiug
continued conservation by the pub
Nu The report viii be transmitted
tomorrow hy the senate.
The need for conservation is ap-
rdrgut,' the report declares, and
the American people should Volun-
tarily forcgo the pleasure OF needles.
automobile touring during those
times. Such voluntary conservation
now may avoid the necessity Of more
serious action later Furthermore.
every step should be taken by tho
people and by their representatives.
not only 10 conserve our present syp-
ply OF gasoline bat also N posflblF'to
Increase our future supply and the
supply of the crude oll from which
gasoline is made"
Tho report shows the. production
~ gasoline last January was $50
ooO barrels In July 10 was 1900
0o0 barrels. and I'm August s0oO.-
600 barrels In July there was n de-.
crease Of l,630.00 barrels In stock,
while last month this decrease was
estimated al 1900 600 barrels. show
ing that PRODUCTION Is not keeping
pace with consumption.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
HOLLAND WILL HAVE
NO FOOD FROM u. S.
Government T. CocrCcd hy Hun
ThrvRts aud proplc suffer While
Heavy Tonnage IL Idle.
AMERICA WANTS AGREEMENT
State Department Hopes Netherlands
WIN Follow Example ~ Othcr
NcutrRls 20 Iift Embargo.

WAsHNGTON, sept 2O.-The ac-
quioscence ~ tho Netherlands gov
eminent IN Germar threats which
Kept 600 900 tons of Dutch shipping
idle IN port while tho people OF iiol-
land suffered Tor want Of tho food
thrs" vessels might bring. ls com
mcntcd upon In a statement issued
today boy tho state department to
clear up misapprehenslon as 90 the
attitude OF The United States toward
exports TO Holland
The department expresses the hope
that tho Netherlands government
will llft tho embargo on the move.
mont ~ its ships which constitute
the only ConHidorahle unit of Idle
neutral tonnage ana in effect gives
notice that appeals Tor American
foodHtuffs will be IN vain until Hoi-
land follows the example OF the
scandinavian countries. switzerland
and Spain and enters into equitable
agreements with tho United states
and tho allies
Reviewing the efforts of tho Amer.
lean government TO lend IT, assist
Rnce. the statement discloses that
after refusing 10 approve n tentative
general understanding for thu eX-
port Of enormous quantities of food.
petroleum, metals and other sup
plies. reached In London last winter.
tho Netherlands. bowlng TO the Ger
man threat TO torpedo oven ships
sailing between neutral countries,
failed 10 avail Itself of the offer of
the United states and the allies 10
permit the export of 100000 tons of
bread cereals aA an emergency
measure In spite of the free licens
ms of bunker coal for ships other
than thoae originally stipulated. and
which carried $4,000 tons of cereals
20 Holland. an additional so 900 tons
largely IN Argentina. has heen left
untouched for more than siX months
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
CR0WELL ANNOUNCES BIG
GUNS ARE SHELLlNG METZ

WASHINGTON. Sept 20 The
forts OF Mctz. the German strong
hold .u Lorraine. are under tho fire
of American guns Of 9-inch and
larger caliher. members Of the house
military committee were told today
ht their weekly conference with Act
ing Secretary Crowcll and other war
department officials
Tho identity of American, troops
participating in 'he drive thlt wiped
out tho ST. MIhirl s0licni and brought
Ne'e within range OF tho heavy guns.
h1H not hcrn reported 20 the de-
parumeui hy General rersh.nE
Production OF Liberty motors and
of ordnance, particularly S-lnch
howltEcrg Is increasing, tho. officials
said The production Of motors was
Hold 90 have passed seven thousand.
Of which $500 have gone 90 the navy
and the allies
The Liberty motors now are being
used ln tanks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Tonmy Atkins Way.

Do vas battle SCARED aad ugly with The
Whrts of shot ard fhsH.
And we know tlst Buusd Tommy had .
fiIfraE u.r 10 tsIl
80 W. cd him where be- got " and what
disausngsd hs face.
Ard he antvsrcd. hushing scarlet
'ln > naWsy little place
There were medals ON bis jacket. but be
woIldr Z tell uk why
a bic lucky gcttn' this one. 90 WAS the aum
of his reply
ne had fought q horde Of rruMAas With bic
back against the wall
And boz told us Whcn We question
"A 90 was nothing aritor b an
Ne' ~ord Of whst he'd suffered. not q
word Of what he q seen.
Not word about the iury oi the hell
through which he'd been.
At. sho taid WAS when you re cornered.
hand you've got 90 plics 10 90,
You've iust got 10 sand no 20 itl You
gsru 'clp YOurtrli you know.
"H'ii Was iust h.t unpleasant. when the
shrlls were droppin' thlrk.'
Ani be tapped BIZ leather legging With his
what did H't dot NothinE fshIly Moth.
ing more than just my share
some ono h else would Eladly do H. but
ud apptEod 10 be there.''
When ihis sturdy British Tommy quIu he
hattffleldsaoi earth
AaS y. Peter al, hi, spirit 10 recount
hts dssdh Of worth
{ fancy csu hear him. With his curious
English dnwl
Saying. 'Noniag, nothing really, hAt's
worth mentioning At h'all 90
Copyright 1915 by LdgAf A. Guest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS
WANT LoWDEN IN 1920

sPRINoFIEID. H., sept To-
Gov Frank o. Jowden was infor-
mAlly put forward BY his friends az
a presidential candidate IN 1890. at
the republican state convention held
here today.
The incident caused more gossip
than any other feature OF tho largely
attended wartime convention
The platform adopted praised tho
administration of Governor Lowdcn
and pledged the vigorous support OF
The republican party TO the success.
fnl prosecution OF the war 10 a'vic-
torious end
one part OF the platform regarding
the war says.
The republican party demands
that the war he prosecuted relent-
lessly and with vlgor until a COM
pleto and overwhelming defeat Ia ad.
ministered 90 the arms Of the central
powers The only peace that will
satisfy the country VIII be peace
dictated by ourselves and our allies
In this supreme crisis the test OF
loyalty Of every republican TO hts
party Il loyalty 10 the country. But
u does not follow that republicans
should refuin from all criticism.
The test Of legitimate criticism In
time OF war is Will such criticism.
hy pointing out faults and mistakes,
help by the correction Of such faults
and mistakes. 10 win the war; n
such criticism will accomplish this
result, II ID not only our right. but
Il Ia our duty TO make such criti-
rlsn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
WAR MOTHERS or U. S.
ORGANIZATIONS NAME

EVANSVILLE. Ind. sept 40
war Mothers Of America" IL the
name officially chosen by the first
national convention Of the organi-
Zation here today, after spirited
contest
The constitution provides that
Evansville shall he national head
quarters and that tho national SEQ
rctary shall be resident OF this
city.
IS only tho mother and wife of a aol-
dier or sailor who has been or 10 In
the active military service Of tire
United states Of America In the
prosecution " tho great war" are
entitled TO membership under the
present qualifications Proposals 10
include sisters and daughters OF men
In service were voted down
The constitution also provides fOr
tho establishment OF five divisional
headquarters.
Thirty-one states are rcpresonted
IN the convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
OTTOMAN ARMY FLEES
Heavy Stores Are Cap
tured; Naval Units
Join in Action.
ALLIES GAIN IN PlCARDY
Moeuvres Falls to Haig
Pincers In Action;
Serbs Gain.

LONDON, Sept. 20, GAO
p. m)--British forces in Pal
estine under command Of
General Allenby attacked the
Turkish positions on a front
of l6 miles on September 10.
The British broke through
the Turkish lines between
Rafat and the sea and pushed
forward for a distance of IL
miles. 0
Three thousand Turks were
taken prisoner by General AL
lenby's forces.
The main Turkish forces in
Palestine are now being close
ly pursued by the British.
Tho cavalry pushed through the
Turkish front and was advancing In
the rear Of tho Turkish armies In the
direction Of Nublus. Another body Of
cavalry was advancing In a north.
eaHteriy direction toward EiAfuia and
belsan 10 intercept the Turks 10 the
north.
on Wednesday General Allen nby's .
right wing attacked west of the Jor.
dan and occupied Hi Mugeir.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Tulsa Phone Rates
Up; business Cost
TO Sc; October I

srtrisi 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 10
Southwestern Bell telephone rates
for Tulsa are increased. In an or
der Of tho corporation commission
TODAY.
Tho new rates. effective Octo-
hcr I. which are 81 fiat rate for
individual business line Individual
line measured service. 80 calls.
So excess calls 2 cents each
Extension sets. 81. joint users,
81. extension 90 gonts Residence.
individual line. flat rate, t2.bO. two
party
One dollar and seventy five
cents. individual line mehrured
service. 40 calls. 81, excess calls
cents each
Before becoming effective these
rates win have TO be approved by
Postmaster General Burlcson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
AIllcs Name commissioners
ATTACKS HSMS" BEFORE
LEAVING TO ENTER ARMY

WASHINGTON. Sept 3o--A warn
Ing against bolahevNm 81 home was
voiced I'm the house today by Rep-
reschtative Johnson OF Washington.
republican, IN his last speech before
entering the army as captain 81 the
chemical warfare section. tie &c
clAred that the government was using
"out and out Rgitators' a. labor con-
clliaturs
An important plank ~ the repuhli-
can platform after the war Mr.
Johnson predicted, will declare
against tho various isrns which have
como forward lately, either under
war necessity or under skillful fos.
terirF by promoters and propagan-
dists"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Anniversary of Discovery of merisd.
October H., Proclaimed Liberty Day

u.,gt,t,,,rp,f s.,, sn .pr..t
w NHt,l'N ~ - fepl,.,..s oa,
dcnt NllAon 'o"aS prool.a'ss''" 90
utuaN' ',Iou,' -, wy
NerFafy OF tne uleoo'eIy o, Nu,.l '.', a.,
A. LAherty gay ana ,''leu upou w
cltlEenH 70 celeorAte j., 10 s'ii,,ul n
generous response '" NV F""' ''
Liberty loan .--, -,
The presidents proclamation i"'.
lows. -,..,-,..
Every dhN in' FF"A, primo pl'N
Tor "hlch we are t,Enuns .,..., .N, .r,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
HOUSE sends Nations Biggest Tax
Bill to senate After Brief Debate
Before Final Count
QUICK PASSAGE EXPECTED
Upper Branch VIII Soon Enact Pro.
posals ~ Prevailing Belief la
Congressional Circles.
OIL DEPLETION is ADOPTED
Amendment 10 Permit Allowances on
oil and Gas Wells. Also Timber
and other Deposits Inserted.

WASHINGTON, Sept 20 Tho
house late today passed tho war rev
enuo bill designed 10 raise by taxa
ton approximately fh.lS2, 900. 900 ~
the "a or more billions needed by the
nation FOR the current year Tho
huge measure--tho largest % its
kind IN The history uf any nation
nov goes to tho senate
Passage ~ tho bin was unanimous
formal roll call demanded by
Majority Leader kltchln. recorded
$50 years and no nays. which when
announced by Senator clark. was
greeted boy "A roar OF cheers and ap-
plause.
All possible speed ln tho bins
course through the senate ls as
sured. according 10 leaders tho sem
ato finance committee having cOr-
cludcd formal hearings Desire fJr
tho bllls enactment before tho No
vember elections has been expressed
by leaders of both houses. but CON
sidered doubtful
Debate Brief.
Consideration Of the measure nv
the house today prior 20 the vote
was brief An amendment bv the,
house ways and means committee,
which drafted the bill. extending The
depletion allowances 10 gas and oil
wells and mines 10 include timber
and other na,ss-al doposltf7. was
adopted
Representative Moore Of Pennsyl.
vanla. Republican. renewed his pro-
poSal Tor a committee TO supervise
war expenditures. but IL was dis.
posed of on a point OF order az was
another amendment offered by Mr.
MnnTa FnIH hnfNHn - NF
vestigate means ot preventing waste
ful expenditures Representative
Good ~ Iowa. Republican, made
vigorous but futile fight for his
amendment 20 provide $500 eNemp.
tion from income taxes for persons
serving IN the military establish ment
overseas instead of limiting the ex
emption as proposed In tho bill to
government salaries A substitute
amendment by Representative Austin
Of Tennessee. Republican, 10 exempt
all privatea from income taxation
also was rejected
Wine Proposal Loses
An amendment IN the interest of
vine producers drafted and approved
by the treasury department and Of.
fered by Representative Kahn OF
California, was denied consideration
because OF objections by Representa-
tive Stafford Of Wisconsin Repubn-
can. " provided that wine growers
could extract alcohol from wine and
sell non-alooholic beverages.
Just before the final vote. Repre-
sentative Longworth OF Ohio. Re
publican. characterized the hill as a
mighty good Job" and said II would
show that the American heart is
srimly Get on carrying the war
through 20 The finish ana ls the beet
answcr - American congress- can
give 10 the whining peace proposal
from Austria"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
RUSSIAN PEACE
TREATY DENOUNCED.

LONDON sept 2O-Thc inter
allied labor conference today adopt
ed an amended report ot tho inter-
nauonal relations committee regard.
mg Russia, Iu which 20 was declared
that the Brest-liloysk treaty. n per
mitted 20 stand. would confirm the
collapse Of the Russian revolution
and affect adversely The future of the
democracy OF the world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
sCoTHsH TROOPS
CAPrrRE MoEUyREs.

LONDON. Sept 30. -- Scottish
troops Friday morning finally over.
came the resistance OF tho Germans
stu In the village of Moeuvrea. west
NJ Cambria. where there has been
much violent nahtlng recently. and
completely captured the village. ao-
cording 30 Field MarahEl tIalg'A
communication tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
BOLsHEVIKI ASK
british To LEAVE.

AMSTERDAM. Sept t9-The Bol.
shcvikl government has requested
British diplomatic representatives. TO
leave Russia Immediately according
10 a Berlin dispatch printed In the
Weser Hc'iung OF Bremen. 4 copy Of
which has been received here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
FIVE THOUSAND
TAKEN by SERBS.

LONDON Sept 2o.--In Maosdo-
MIA The serhians have extended thair
front westward 10 the Corna rivar
and Il now IL Is miles wide. The
total depth ~ the advance Ia iB 10
~ mileg.
Five thousand prisoners and 80
suns have been captured
Al the Bulgarlan trench systems
on the Serbian front have been pen.
etrnted. Allied cavalry has taken
up the pursuit. and ono cavalry unit
has crossed the Cerna twenty miles
north Of the sokai position. An
other force of horsemsn hAs
moved tho aame distance north.
east
Hritish and Greek troops in an at
tack on ten mile front south OF
Lake Doiran have made some prog.
resa No details have yet been re-
Ceivcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

sponSe 10 the Fourth Lhcrtv loan
Commemorative addresses. harvest
homo festivals. paEcAnts. or other
demonstrations should he arranged
for in every ueiuhh0rhn0d under
the general direction ot iho geCrcs
torr ot tho treasury and the i'm
mediate Direction ~ tho Liberty
loan committee ln cooperation
with the United states bureau NJ
education aul mo public school
authorlticr Let the neople'H re.
rpuuso to thr Fourth Liberty loan
cvpress rho measure ~ their de.
vutInr tn me Meals which have
guided the country from lfT dis.
-c1vory until nov. and of their 40.
tarwIrsd purpUae io defend Thorn
and guarantee their triumph
"Fur the uuruUar of UtftIclp1t.
nr boz Liberty IHE celebration 1Il
runIuyre OF tho federal govern
mrnt throughout ihr country
whose services can hs spared. may
. ha excused nu Saturday the
twelfth iHv uf October FOR the
entire daY
I'm witness whereof have
nrrruufn .ai rN hand and caused
tha qetl of rho United sgtnB Co
hr fixed
Done in the District OF Comm-
hln the 18th day OF September.
in the year 0f our lord ono Ehou.
sand Sine Hundred and Eighteen.
and Of tho Independence of the
tinted states OF America. the ono
Hundred and Forty Third
HH|tA#NHH I.NHa N.fF u..hH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Archbishop FeldHd's
Death Hourly Expected

ST PAUL, MINI, Sept. 90 0-Aroh-
bishop John ireland OF ST. Paul
diocese Of the Roman Catholic
church. seriously il, stlll was in a
very grave condition tonight, his
physicians announced. Rev. Thomas
Welch secretary 20 the archbishop.
said it was doubted if he would live
4S hours longer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
BATTLE OPENS
IN HOLY LAND

By The Aaroriated lrrtf
Holy Land la sflanc under the
impetus NJ re- mighty stroke hy the
British. French ana friendly Arab
forces and the Turks from tho lor-
dan westward 20 the Mediterranean
seemingly are I'm rout
Added to their already heavy losses
in ground men Killed. wounded or
made prisoner and stores captured
800 Uelglum France italy ana the
Balkans the Toutonic allies Judging
from first reports Of tho hostilitles
begun against the ottoman IN Pal
CONTINUED ON PACE TEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
British Capture 5000 Turks, Advance +
Twelve Miles and ROut Foe in Palestine
PREDICTS CROWD IS
TO SURPRISE TULSA
General Forrest OF Reunion Organi-
Hauon says Tulsa Must Bo Ready
10 Greet Many Visitors
MANY HAVE ARRIVED HERE
Guests Of Irilsans Arc Coming Early
for Visits Arrivals VIII Grow
Hourly Rcst OF Week.

Already the city OF Tulsa has
within its limits many of the war
veterans here to attend the twenty
eighth annual reunion of tho United
Confederate Veterans.
Yesterday tho first OF tho thou
sands we're seen In the city They
we're busy getting ready for the biz
week coming Many arrivals we're
guests OF friends hero TO visit day
or two before the actual reunion
starts, Others just got an early
start and are now guests OF tho re-.
union committee, The committee
got several calls for assignments 10
quarters yesterday and last night
Trains arriving today viii Increase
the crowd. by sunday the number
will run into thousands, and Monday
the great wave will be at its height
Many kilograms Came.
General Forrest knocked OFT work
At o'clock yesterday and rested on
his oars For weeks he been driving
ahead 10 get the arrangements made
for tho 'rSfzt. Yesterday he how
cred over a pile OF telsgrams on a
thousand different subjects. Re.
Queata for places 20 stay. orders for
more railroad certificates, Inquiries
about odds and ends were mounting
high. Al nlghtfail he could not see
the bottom Of the pile and he SUR
rendered.
Goodness knows. how many are
coming7 I've sent out nearly ninety
thousand railroad ticket certificates
he said, They we're SAINT out on re.
quest Of the various camps. and OF
course were made on the canvass Of
the camp officers over the south.
While I don't anticipate that large a
crowd. I'm predicting that Tulsa will
get the Jolt Of har iIfo next Monday
morning when she wakes up and
finds literally thousands knocking at
the door"
First Meal Tuesday Night,
Chairman O. y. upp ana " A.
Pickcns. the reunion caterer. win be
sssdy for their Gucsts Tuesday NThs
'nishins touches are being put on
the kitchen and serving booths and
the large mess tent has been erected
The first meal will be served Tues
day night
Col. }. q, Rice. director Of pub
lioity for the reunion COMMITTEES.
sponi most OF the day Friday getting
his office effects out OF tho way for
the reunion postoffics, which IA 10 be
arranged 10 the room now occupied
by the publicity bureau. The room
viii be turned over 10 the post office
officials Monday The pubhcity
work during reunion week will be
done in downstairs room at Con-
vention hall Mr. Rice will leave
the last of the week for his home in
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
SENFRAu VILLAGES
TAKFN'BY SERBS.

PARIS. Sept tHayas) Cap
ture ~ several villages and flve
thousand prisoners are recorded In
tho Serbian official statement made
public today. Continuing our ad-
vance" Tho statement saws. we
crossed the lett bank Of the Cernh
river. The enemy burned his depots
and camps
1--WE have taken more than five
thousand prisoners snd captured
ten additional guns. mostly heavy
piccer Several villaErS have fallen
into our hands"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
AMERICAN REPLY
REACHES AUSTRIA.

AMSTERDAM. Sept 90 - The
American reply 20 tho Austro- Hun
garian proposal for an unbinding and
secret conference OF the belligerents
was communicated 10 the Austro-
hungarian foreign office yesterday
by the Swedish minister. according to
a telegram received here today from
Vienna.