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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
SOnL and Skill


Tho deed men cheer Ia born Of shill,
The mob is dAffied by success
To leaves onr god. and always viii,
For one Who vearE finer drsss-
To-day it awns tomorrow frovnt
Hrie' is the role the iAvorite plays
10 raises high the man II crowns
Then seeks stronger man 10 praise
The attitude is swayed by still
~ M csnnot read the souls of men
10 little knows the good and ill.
Betwesn the lines To yiciors pen
lts ear is not In tune with all
The finer melodies Of liie
Its only pastion 10 the brasil
And scramble Of the iretful strife
Who seeks the praises Of the thronE,
Must miss the glories Of the feW,
The little circle and its sons
The 10y oi constant friends and true
The love 0f-shem Who know him best
And catch the tender words he speaks:
Eos soul. not tkill. is msnhood's test
Though till Is what the thouEhtlsss
seeks.
But few may rightly know man.
Only tho nearest feel bis soul
And know the detail Of the plan
ny which ho strives 10 reach his goal
And ne may never rise 10 fame
And share the Pomp and power OF state
Nor play with skin HES bitter game.
And sin bs counted With She great
For lasting worth IL standing firm
Arainst the lure Of gold and fame
And irving out life's little term
ny never STOPPING onee 70 shame.
It'a being tender. brave aud true.
UnfAlterinE through good or M,
scorninr one selfish deed 10 do
To reap tho brief rewards Of skin.
Copyright 1918 by Edgar A. Guest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
TURKEY INVESTIGATING
L00TlhG OF CONSULATE
Informs y. s. That FNcts win he
AscertRlne.I and Reported soon
20 Our Government

WASHINGTON. July i2.--Tur-
key has informed the United States
through the Swedish fora4gn office
that so far the true facts ah 10 the
reported seizure OF the American
consulate and HacklnE OF an Ameri.
can hospital at Tabriz. Persia. by
Turkish soldiers. have not been as
certained but that II will be dohe
at the earliest possible moment
The United States asked for an
explanation of this incident which,
II regular ottoman troops were in
volved. might mean a declaration OF
war. through both spanish and
Swedish diplomatic channels The
attack yns reported June l9 by the
Spanish consul who took charge Of
the consulate when the American
consul with n large party OF Ameri.
cans and other foreigners left the
Persian city AZ the approach nf the
Turks %
u Ia assumed here that the@urk-
ish government II having great dlffi-
Guilty IN communicating with its
forces IN Persia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
TEUTON COMMAND IS
MEETING OBSTACLES
Washington Officials Think Delay OF
Attack IL not Voluntary; Every
Day Aids Allies.

WASHINGTON. July a2.-The
conviction that the German high
command has encountered serious
obstacles In pressing the offensive
on tho western front Is gaining
ground among officials here. They
can not believe renewal OF the at
tack would be deferred voluntarily
when every days additional DELAY
works against forcing a military de-
cision this year.
Secretary Baker said TODAY that
nothing definite is known here as
To the reasons for the German deIay
tie made II clear that the time since
the last German effort ana the faII.
ure or the enemy to react against
I,peated successful local counter
altacks by French, British and
american troops were accepted as
conclusive evidence that the Ger
man offensive was being held in
meek hy some consideration other
troops V' u"
The steady pressure OF Ioea,
operations by the allies along the
fhtlIe oattle area from Ypres to
Isnelms continues. Not a day has
passed Tor more than a week in
which some territory has NOT bern
wrested from the enemy and 1, is
reported nearly 5000 prisoners have
been taken. The similarity OF the
tactics employed by both the French
ana British armies is taken IN In
dicate the "nibbllng" process 1.
part OF a plan 10 haraSs the en.,nv
IN his preparations and feel ont ths
German lines To locate the points
from which he plans TO strike
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
Are MyStifed
at Speedy Transport
of American Troops

GENEVA. switzerland Thurs.
day July 1.-THE military aritlc
uf the Tribune de Geneva SAYS ho
recently met u high German uf.
Ulcer who declared that although
the German newspapers had been
prohibited from mentioning the
American military matters, except
tho taking NJ prisoners the Ameri.
can invasion 0f Europe and tho
great aid being rendered by the
Americans 10 tho entente all.ra ig
causing much anxiety at German
imperial headquarters
People can not understand Tho
German officer said. why the sue
ccgsful German submarine war.
fare announced by the reichstag
is unable to prevent million
Americans landing in France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
REVIEWS BARTLEsVlLLE CO.
Army officer SIN busy on the
Third Oklahoma Regiment

Mai G. q. surtevant. United
states army passed through Tulsa
yesterday afternoon en- route from
an inspection ~ the Bartlesyille
company OF the Third oklahoma
regiment The major says the Third
regiment will measure up TO the
Second and that oklahoma viii
have y bunch NJ national guard sol
diers 90 be proud of
So far Tulsa has raised two req
ular Infantry companies for the Sec
ond oklahoma regiment. besides a
supply company Tor that regiment.
and will have the supply company
for the Third a supply company
for this regiment Is also being raised
In thJz city
A. II is expected. that ns soon AZ in
spectlon Of the Third regiment IL
completed tho boys Will be called
lrlo federal service on the border.
possibly and that they viii be sent
over TO France n the need for men
ov6s there becomes evident enough
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
DESP0NDENT, USED
GUN TO KILL SELF
Earnest kokmRn, Hclplcs, Invalid,
Took own Iifc Ncrtcr,in, Morn.
Ing Ut Mur~c Apartments
WIFE FOUND DEAD BODY
Didn't Know of tho Tragedy Jntil
She Returned Home From
Work Last Night,

Earnest kohman. nm OH field
worker committed suicide Yesterday
morning ut 10 O'Clock. His body
was found last night at o'clock by
his wife, where u had fallen after
he fired 3s-eaiiber bullet into HIS
brain
Dependent over his physical con.
dition. ana following a conference
with physicians who told him he
would be an invalid for lifc. he slip
ped into the bathroom In his apart
ments, RAW South Denver. care
fully closed the door and crawled
Into the bath tub
Either standing while he fired the
shot or arising from a sitting posi-
ton after II was fired, he toppied out
~ the bath tub and fell into the
middle of the floor. one leg stlll
was resting on the rim of the tub
Ahen the officers arrived.
NNAirs Kokmnn n employed In a
doVntown caf2g. She had been at
work all day @fVSiurning home, sn-
found her husbands dead body In n
pool % blood.
RunninE downstairs she reused
the neiRhbothood. who called In Of
ficers for Investigation. They pro-
nounced the case a suicide
About a year ago the dead man
was stricken with PARALYSIS and has
been an invalid since Recently
doctors told him he never would re-
cover. and II ls believed that this
caused him 10 take his own life.
No funeral arrangements had been
made last night
Deceased was ~ years old and
came to oklahoma from Pennsyl-
vnnlH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
COAL PRODUCERS DECLARE
FOR PASSAGE OF DRY LAW
Association Tells Garfield That Ger
many Can Not Have Both Booze
and Fuel This Winter.

WAsHINGTON. July lin
mediate nation wide prohibition is
an absolute necessity II the extra
100 600 600 tons Of coal year need
ed by the country is TO he mined
FueI Administrator Garfield has
becn informed by the United Coal
association. representing bituminous
onerators producing AOO,ooo,ooV
tons of coal annually Or tafilelu
is understood To have laid the assoc
intion's recommendation heiore
President Wilson FOR his considera-
ton
In a statement tonight tho nhSoc'-
alton said that In the opinion OF "a
speclaI committee Of It's mcmherH
from virtually an coal producing
sections Of the country which has IN
yrsllputed the question, the coun'
trv can not have both booze and SUI
fcient coal this winter
The liquor traffic, said me
statement "is curtaillng coal pro
durtion and the time has come TO
eliminate it " there IN 10 be the
substantial increase In coal output
the war program demands
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
Pooh MAY BE GETTING
READY ron OFFENSIVE

The series OF operations carrisd
out by General PetAln during the
present week has been generally re-
garded as Of merely local importance
designed 10 straighten the line and
fortlfy II against the expected re-
newai Of the German offensive. The
possibility IL not overlooked. how
ever, thar these may be prelude
10 more important attacks,
The time has not been considered
opportune for General Foch, the al
lied comrSA SAnder-in-chief 20 abandon
his defensive role and turn 10 the
aggressive on a larg, scale, but ~
is not impossible that the feeling
out operations which are In progress
ON both tho French and British
fronts have other than a purely de-
fOnslye purpose.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
TEXAS RANGER IS SHOT
TO DEATH BY RESlSTERS
J. Dudley white n Victim IN Chase
for Draft IsNadcrs Near Broahh"s,
In san Augustine County.

BEAUMONT July ~ Nllogeu
DRAFT e,adcr- shot and killed state
Eunrcr J dudley white aud severe
ly wounded w. J Rowe near Broad
dus in the plnos woods ot san Au-
rustIuc county ai 9 o'clock this
morning The shooting occurred nn
"a farm scypn miles from whit" city.
~ is said the farmer is the father OF
two ut tho youuu men wanted hN
the officers Trouble hps6 peon
brewing several days and rcccH'lN
Ndmtaut General WArley sent rang
ers 20 san Augus'ln" to assist IN
controlling the draft cyadcrs The
r.rrcrs accompanied by sheriff
watts of san Augustine. several
deputies and Sergeant Andrews of
the Texas national guard went 60
the williams home about no o'clock
ast might with the intention uf plar-
ing tho draft roaatgrs uqdcr arrest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
ARMY CHArLATNs ARE WANTED
Pcrshlng Asks That Ministers Come
tn France for Help to Soldiers.

NEW YORK. July l2-The fed
oral council OF the Churches OF
'hrist IN America which sent greet.
iucs 10 General pershnR and the
American army I'm France through
Eav ur Charles S MacFarland. re-
ccivcd "A cable message from Or
MacFarlBnd To-Day saying that Cen
aral pyrshng asked the churches TO
'ecn1 over theNy very best ministers
or Chaphins
General pershinE SAYS" the
clergyman cabled "that ministers
are very important Influences in tifc
hlrhest efficiency of the army
Unpaid telephone bills FOR the
month ut June are past due n uu'
paid by gp m ot the ltth service
win hc discontinued Pioneer TrIe-
rhun, U Telegraph Co-Adg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
DIRECTORS MAY GO ON FARM
Choice 10 Bc Given Men with scru.
piles Against War Service.

ROCKPORT, M, July i2.--ScoreH
OF conscientious ohjectorH at Camp
Grant will be given a chance TO 'Ap-
ply for farm furloughs for the dpra-
tion Of the war. according 60 the
recommendation ~ the investiEat-
Ing board. appointed by the war dc
partment which found they we're
sincere IN their beliefs
Three men Investigated are not In
cluded In the list az sincere, II
was recommended the men he al
lowed army pay subject 10 the or,
dera OF their employers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
ITALIANS TAKE BRRAT
AND PRISONERS IN ALBANIA.

WARRINGTON. July f7.---occu-
patton. OF Beratand. the capture OF
quantities Of war material and many
prisoners by the advancing Italian
army In Albania were announced to-
day In an official dispatch from
Rome.
The message also told Of losses m
fiicted upon the Austrisns IN sur
prise attacks at Conca Lashi and IN
Val d'Asaa and OF the repuiss OF
enemy attacks on tho southern
slopes Of RasHo Rossa, HAD weather
was reported In the Altipiano OF
OF AniaEo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
Mitchell Dies in Line
of Duty, Board Finds

WASHINGTON. July 12-Fmlure
to buckle his safety bclf and the
peculiar quick snap of his scout
plane when II was nosed over for 2
glide apparentss auHcd the death ~
Major John Putroy Mitchell says the
official report on the accident at
Geratner field, Louisiana, received
TODAY M the war department
The investigation board found
that Major Mitchers death Occur
red Ia tho line Of duty and not be-
cause Of his own misconduct"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
RIVER IMPROVEMENT WILL
BE RUSHED IMMEDIATELY
sanders VIM Come to st. Louis at
once To start Work on MISS
iSsippl Equipment

WAsUINGTON. July ~ NJ J.
Sanders. appointed yesterday federal
MANAGER OF Mississippi and warrior
river waterways for the railroad at'
mInistratlou was authorized today TO
enter into contracts for tho con
sfrgctlon. requs.tiou or ohart"rlnE
90 equipment and tho purchase OF
sBppIies needed Zoo operations on the
gEsrH Nj Sanders after a confer
,nrc AZ the administration offices
said hc would leave Immediately
fnr ST. Louis and expressed 'np ho-
lief that the expansion uf traffic
facilities ON the MlaNsipp. river
,oicbe be made rsnHk,hlo this summer
.r, Time t1 akc some OF the freight
burden on the railroads
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
Attack Is Made Over
Front of Three
Miles.
ITALIANS RUSHING ON
Line of 200 Miles Is
Established in Mace
donia.
GAIN STRENGTHENS ALLIES
French Have Command
ing Positions as Re-
suit Of Drive.

PARIS, July i2.--French troops
attacked over front OF approHi.
mately three miles between Castei
and north Of Mailly- Raineyai Tin
tho Pioardy seotor) this morning. ac-
oordinE to the war office statement
issued toRAsht The vi,,age OF Cas-
tel. tho Anohin farm and a number
of strong German positions were
taken and 500 prisoners we're cap
tured. The attack penetrated tho
German lines 20 a depth Of more
than a mile
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
No srcNr GoEs no m.NIco
orders Are Issued at ~ pnso to stop
Expectations Acro~v Border,

Do. .ptSp Texas. July l2.--Ordcrs
were issued to-day uy tho collector
uC customs at ll ruso that hereafter
mo- sugar viii bc permitted 20 cross
into N"Sigo Heretofore residents Of
Iuarol have been permitted 40 pur-
chase sugar. iu El ruHn in small
quantities and under tho same rCEu-
tIUUnE us tpply tu residents coz TcAus
The disronunu1nuc OF tho practice
f.llDwpl the discover nv food ad-
mIuistrttlon inspectors that ono mu.
Non mounds NJ Mexican sugar is bo.
ing hrld m l'l uHFo bonded ware.
houses for speculation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
NORWEGIAN BOAT TAKEN
OFF CAPE RACE BY HUNS
submarine Orders Crew 10 Tnke an
iifeboots; Picked Up by Eng
liSh Steamer.

AN ATLANTIC PORT. July -
\ German submarine appearins
three hundred miles off Cane Rare
on July =, captured the Norw,ginn
BARK ManN King and ordered tbe
crew OF ~ to take to the honis a.
was learned tonight, when the 1irt
yivors were brought here on a Byit-
ish steamship, which picked them
Mp at sea Tho survivors said thov
dld not know what became Cf the
h1rk, whether she was sunk or CON
r"rted into a raider by the Ger
mans
Tho Mony King. 1.72a gross tons
left a United states Atlantic mort
auout two weeks ago. She is tho
first craft reported as encounter
ing q U-hoat sc FAR north in the At
lautiC.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
GERMAN CLAIM SIXTH
FLAME IL SHOT DOWN

BERLIN, via London. July Ia
All six OF the, American airplanes
which attempted 20 lombard Coblenz
yesterday have fallen Into German
hands. The capture OF five was re-
ported yesterday and an official re-
port issued today said that the one
remaining machine had been shot
down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
MURDERS THREE CHILDREN
Minnesota IHruicr. Mentally DcrpnE-
cd. U~cs Knife.

LITTLE FALLS Nunn. July IA
John wosni,k farmer living near
here. today killed three ~ his four
children hy cutting their throats
Mrs Woauiak fled with her baby 90
the home of ucighbor Nosnink
admitted tho crime when arrested
Tho farmer has been in doubt
ful mental condition Mira Wosniak
said hc believed that his family was
going to VurNr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
Oklahoma Boy Home
From Camp Murders
Father and Kills Self

OKLAHOMA CITY. JUN "a
Priv Roy Ferguson NJ Company
H.. t50th infantry. stantloned at
Montgomery, Ala, shot and KILLED
his father Jerry Ferguson. i5. at
Feno, OKLA. today. seriously in-
iured Lillian Obar. 80 years old.
and then committed suicide
Ferguson was home on "a .ur.
iungh and ls supposed 10 have be-
come mentally unbalanced from
worry over tho separation OF his
parents between whom no en-.
d,aluroI tU ,fofct % reconciliation
lie was 20 years old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
ALLIED LINES STRETCH
FROM ADIuATIc To AEGEAN.
~ Ths Alloei.tad Press

~ The Associated Press
ROME, Thursday. July ii.--Ital
Ian and allied troops In Albania and
Macedonia have succeeded IN per-
teoting a single front extending from
the Adriatio sea 10 saloniki on thu
Aegean sea. a distance OF some two
hundred miles. aecording To the
latest reports published here today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
PERsHING CONFIRMS
LOSS OF AIRPLANEs

WARRINGTON. July 11.--FIvs
American airplanss which went on a
bombing expedition have failed 10
return, General Pershlng's oommun-
iquo reported today.
Berlin reported five American air.
planes In German hands yesterday,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
DROPS NOTE TO- FRIENDS ~
AFTER BEING CAPTURED
JiesJenant Young ~ nc- Moitcs
Flies over ftRil1n lines and
Leaves Message.

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS,
Thursday, July IA note written
by Lieut. Clarence Young of Dos
Moines, Iowa. who was compelled Co
land with his airplanc behind the
Austrian lines during the battle on
the Lower PiaVe last month was
dropped IN the Italian lines today
The note requests that Lieutenant
houng's mother and sweetheart be
notified that he Is merely u prisoner
or the AuStrians. A postscript 10 his
comrades says
See you after the war"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
The Weather

TULSA, July ~
Maximum 10 mini
mum 63 south winds
ard partly cloudy
OKLAHOMA for
SATURDAY and Sun
DAY partly cloudy
LOutstANA; for
Saturday partly clou
dy locsl sho~ sfs in
southeast portion
Sunday partly clou
dy
ARKANSAS For
Saturday and sun
DAY generally fair
"a ST TEXAS
Saturday ard SUNDAY
partly cloudy
WEST r y X A 3
SATURDAY partly eiou
dy. loral showers IN
tho Panhandle Sun
day generally hir
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
congressional Leaders Plan 3.DaA
Vacations I NH August 20 AT.
cr TodnN'- business
PROHIBITION WILL GO OVER
Tentative agreement Cats for its
iu-tpuncmCnt intil Nucr
liccun,cuing
CONTROL MEASURE TO PASS
Vote Regarded Certain for Passagr
of Legislation to Give Power
tu Scihc Lines

WASuINGTON July a. While
the senate TODAY continued to de
bate the house resolution nuthoriE-
INK government control during the
war of Telegraph telephone, cable
and radio NHtcma leaders framed
"a program for presentation tomor
row calling for vote ON tho resolu
ton then postpopemcnt of a vote
ON prohibition legislation untl late
next month and - midsummer vara.
tion hy interim rcrcsHcy FOR three
days until August 20
Prohibition advocates were said
10 have agreed 60 this plan and
leaders expected It's ratification to-
morrow by the senate with the re-
cess program Co begin tomorrow
evening unless the presidents veto
Of the annual agricultural appropri-
alton bill with its, s. 40 wheat
amendment should keep the senate
IN session next week
Negotiations Delay Vote.
Negotiations between scnatoIs on
the pecess arrangement con Glucd
throughout the day and tho delay In
reaching final agreement was said
to have blocked "A vote on che wire
control resolution. with roll call
Tin prospect tomorrow, approval of
the resolution was conceded
Senators sherman ~ Illinois. Re
publican, and Lewis Of Illinois. DEM
ocrat were tho principal speakers
today. the former opposing the rcso-
luton and the latter urging It's en-
actment Senator sherman severely
assailod Chairman Creel OF the com
mittee on public Information, sug
gesting extension OF government
censorship was involved In the leg
lslatlon, while Senator Lewis
charged administration legislation
had been. blocked In the senate, indi-
eating lack OF confidence In the ad'
mlnistration.
Vigorous deniais came from Ben
ator smoot OF Utah and Nadsworth
Of New York Republicans. and
Reed OF Missouri. Democrat.
Dry law Action Urged.
Importance Of final action on pro
| hibition legislation because OF IL
/ possible effect on the new revenus
/ I'LL soon TO he framed by the house
ways and means committee was
| brought 60 the attention Of Presi'
dent Wilson tonight by Senator Sim.
mons. 'chairman OF Ne senate H.
nance committee ara Represents
/ tive Kitchin. chairman Of the house
waga and means committee. They
gave the president estimates Of tbs
/ loas of revenue To- the government
which prohibition would cause win
| the request that he give II Careful
study before the prohibitisn legisla'
tIon IA brought 90 a vote In the sen
/ ate.
Before agreeing to the recess plaar
prohibition leaders got "A definite
/ promise that the senate would give
/ tho $4,000. 900 emergency agricul'
tural appropriation bin with its pro
hibition amendment right or way
until n vote WIS had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
.H0RVATH PROCLAIMED
PREMIER OF SIBERIA
General Manager of Chinese East
crn Railway Places Himself nj
Head of Government.

LONDON. July i2.~-Ileutenant
General iIorvath, vice president
and general manager Of the Chin
ESQ eastern railway, bAylng de-
clared himself premlerNsf a tenn
porary siberian governmenC has
been proclaimed provisional ruler
of siberia. according 10 dispatch
10 the Mai from Harhin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13
Turk Troops Mutiny
and Murder German
Officers in Charge

ArIllNs. July le According
4" 400 uu,rusorrd private lotirr
dated june IA. which was smuE
Elrd out of smyrna. ON the Asia
MINOR Duba'. regiment 100 the
Turkish village uf Adm SOUTH
cart of smyrna which had been ore
#n.nl lp MtsopoumIH. muuuicd
'.d murdered irs German Officers.
Many soldiers sent iu upprDas the
mu'Iny Joined with tho rcbCIlioua
trnup# 'hn Irflrf declares
It'H Iasnt the Turkish pre-
W.'r went Goo SMYRNA and granted
amnesty Zoo tho mutlnccrs. and
were given .hH promise they would
nnr bo sen; tu the McsopotamA
war area
From ihc same source comes the
statement that tho Turks have rcs
htr.O'rt the cultivation Of every
thing r1.rpf food products this
causing A biz rHc In tho price OF
tobacco.
BT 1fs Associated rrsss
NrguIt OF Austrian troops in
Serbia ia reported from Italian
sources. The muuny MAS sup
pressed only aft,r hard fighting
Aih'u, reports similar state uf
affairs in q Turkish garrison In
Asia minor where Il be- said Ger
man officer, we're murdered boy
Turkish soldiers