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The Yale expositor., 1918-05-02
Additional Locals

Sunday, May IL, is Mothers day.
Recent rains have started vegetation
and the lawns in the city and pasture
fields in the country are green and
growing.
A new smoke stack has been placed
on the canning factory to take the
place of the old one which had gone to
pieces through years Of service.
Kenneth Leonhard, of Peck, now in
service, has been promoted from o +
poral to sergeant in the National Army
at Camp Custer. Congratulations from
Ken's Yale friends.
The Christian Endeavor of the Dis.
ciple church held a measuring party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore
Friday evening, April 26. Three cents
were charged for each foot and one
penny for each odd inch of a persons
heighth. Nearly 500 was realized.
The evening was one of pleasure and
profit.
L. VI MODOiiolu CdulC up HUN On-
tiac Sunday and on Monday had a big
moving truck come up for his goods.
Mrs. Mcdonald left for Pontiac by train
in the evening, Brown City people
will be sorry to have this family leave
US, but glad to know that Mr.. Melon
aid has an excellent position and bet
ter prospects in Pontiac.-Brown City
Banner.
1.-THE Cochrane Dry Goods Co. will
occupy this building" is the sign which
today appears on the front of the build
ing on Huron avenue formerly:occupied
by the Msisel dry goods company and
which was damaged by fire some weeks
ago. The Cochrane concern now has
store at Yale and have closed a lease
for the Port Huron building.-Port
Huron Times Herald, May 2,
The Yale expositor., 1918-05-02
OBITUARY

Alexander Lince, who has been sick
for the past two years, died at the home
of his son John in Flint, Thursday
night, April %, 1918. His body was
brought to Yale and funeral services
we're held from the Methodist Episco-
pal chur Oh Tuesday morning, April &c,
at 10 o'clock, Rev. Waldren Coach Of
ficiating. Interment in Elmwood GEM
etery.
Mr.. Lince vas born June End, 1643,
at st. Mary's, Ont. When young he
came with his parents to Michigan,
settling at Argyle, in Sanilac county,
where he lived until IL years ago, when
he came to Yale. He was married
three times, first to Anna Mcdonald.
One son, John, of Flint, was born to
them. After the death of his first wife
he married Elizabeth Graham. Five
children were born, four of whom are
now living:-William, of Yale; Mrs.
Lyle Parker, Fenton; Mrs. Isaac Spring,
Argentina; Mrs. Fred Schroeder, De-
troit. The wife and mother died in
1897. In 1900 Mr.. Lince married Mrs.
Moody and made his home in Yale
until about two years ago when he
went to Flint.
Deceased was a man of quiet dis
position and made many friends.
The family wish to thank the many
friends for their acts of kindness and
sympathy during the illness and since
the death of the father, also for the
beautiful floral offerings, to Rev.Geach
for words of consolation he spoke at
the funeral, and to those who furnish.
ed the music.
The home of MI. and Mrs. George
Golden, near Inlay City was saddened
on Monday morning, April %, when
their little daughter, Leona Mabelle
suddenly passed away following an
operation for appendicitis.
Leona was three years and three
months old and was a favorite with
everybody. She vas the JOY of the
home and will be greatly missed by the
s%orrowing family. Besides the par.
ents, two sisters and a host of friends
remain to mourn her demise. The lit
tie one was laid to rest in Inlay City
cemetery. Deceased was a grand
daughter of Mrs. Ed. King of this city.
*.*
Mrs. Sarah Galerno died on Monday,
April 80, 1918, at 900 o'clock a. m, at
the home of her daughter-in law, Mrs,
VIM. Collins, in Greenwood township,
aged sc years. The funeral was held
from the Mennonite church on Wed.
nesday, and interment made in Elm
wood cemetery, Rev. j. A. Avery Of
floating.
The Yale expositor., 1918-05-02
We Buy Old Junk

l will pay the highest market price
for old iron, brass, copper, rags, hides
and fur. If you have anything in these
lines see me before you sell.
IS So Abe Kline, Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1918-05-02

all kinds of property
sold on one per cent. in any state,
Address the United States Farm
Agency, Room 217, Parkway Build
ing, Philadelphia, Pa. Alb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
Itciiable RcpOrts Hcachlng State de-
partmcnt Make Known New
orders Giycn BY huns
SAILORS REBEL ON TEUTONS
Hursihn- Declare They VIII Blow Jp
ships lththcr Than iiavc Them
Delivered 10 Central Powers.
U. S. NOT INCLUDED IN WAR
Boishcyist- Except America From
Declarations nut Include Frnnoc
and England

WASulNGTON. Aug IA re-
port frum Stockholm reaching the
state department today from sources
conmdUrcd reliable SAYS the Gormtu
EuNcrumnnt has addressed an ultl.
matum TO the Finnish government
requiring that the Finnish army pre-
pare Go march against the entente
forceston the Murmauak coast within
two wecks
Another stockholm dispatch says
the Russian sailors are declaring
they Will nght the German govern
mcnt rather than give up their. Hh lps
or will blow up the Russian navy
rather than have DO fan into the
hands Of the Gormanr This report
rs based on Information obtained ON
August ~. II iH stated the hoIshcv-
lk leaders Lenine and Trotzky. have
been seen In kronHtadt by Russian
sailors
II IN also reported In these advlccs
mat tho German ambassador 60
RUSSIA aud the German consul ut
Petrograd arc In HolsinEfors on their
way TO Nbcrlin. Previously 70 has
been reported that tho German anu
bassador had moved 20 PHkov
A dispatch from Archaugcl to-
day says the diplomatic corps ~ the
entente nations are living aboard
warahipa In the haEbor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
Comparison.

stifs., UL. ,sar'nf toll. " said no. -
frrirg a summer and taN.
Arc Iu ihe course OF uu0 bestowed ~ 'on,
above. upuu uH al .s..
We SOW me seeds iu early youth, W. @spo'
through The suumN sun,
Then iu tho autumn OF our yeyt wo rht'
upon tho work we've done.
Apd 40 I hone when 4 thall fraeh lhe iru"
fnl harvest Of ny ycara,
N, nis wiV look a. golden then a every
every NcId oi wheat appears
"The fields are drcsty In The tpune
usr. recn.s no h,nt 81 harvest then
SO to tho eyes ot eager Youth APP'A' '"'
humble tasks Of mon.
Then comes tho simmer time oi s"h"
when courage labors IN the heat
And he who faitcfs in The heldh rrApa ou'
the sorrow Of dr'rht
Bat he Who tolls from day 70 DAY
Who sees the hills and darcs 70 ehmb.
Shall win the rich rewards or peace NNen
he shall reach hic'f auiumn time
"opt Of tho rain of strife and caro-, 7 hope
some golden hue will glow
yyould not leave litc's acres bare when
it shall come my time TO 20.
I'd Iikc 10 settle back and gaze AeroW lsy
little stretch 81 soil
And zee some beauty here ard there 70
marx nv summer lime of toll
How glorious tho orchards arc In days
before grim winter ucarsl
uray ny lie will look as fair when I
approsrh my elosing years
Copyright 1918 BY Edgar A, Gues)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
HUDDLEST0N WINS OVER
OPPOSITION OF WILSON

nTRMINGUAM. Ala. Aug IA
ronrrossmAn George iSa9dlestgn had
a majority of i922 over both his
npponcuta f1r congressman from the
ninth Alabama district tonight
Sinrfv-two boxes out of III had
rrsn received showing tho follow
lev !. = Dickinson, 1877 Hud-
ilaHop 5,4s2. Fred " Jackson.
Zlq3
last Friday President Wilson sent
"a telegram 20 Ulrm nghUm I'm which
ns said Mr.. Huddlcston was IN
over, way an opponent OF the nd
rInIslrauon Tint this ala not
have the expected effect however,
v,F shown by the fact that at "A hig
mass meeting In Besscmer Friday
rIvrt resolutions were adopted In
Jors.rr prcsIdcnt wilson. his nd
n.n,urauon and Congressman Hud-
dlcs'on
uuddlcsior's easy victory was at
trIbuiad moro than anything else 10
fng Inability of tho opposition 20 de-
eide uuon one man 30 make tho race
against him.
The vote was relatively light more
Than 9'v thournud men from the dis
frIrf being iu tho army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
FRISCO OFFICIALS HERE
ON REUNION ARRANG GEMENTs

Z J. N. Connatser. general passenger
agent, and J., w Price. division paa-
nonger agent, and l.. w. Basaet, op-
Grating department. OF the Frisco.
were in TuiHa yesterday In consuila-
ton with Confederate reunion and
city officials regarding the tempo.
rary improvements necessary 10
handle the big reunion crowd ex-
peoted TO pass through the station
In September.
An estimate of what the Frisco
can do In handling the crowd was
made nnofflclally II IL believed the
facilities ace adequate for parking
AZ many o. 500 cars. 10 take care of
the incoming rush Some idea of
,he number of trains that will arrive
In Tulsa has been stated by reunion
offieislH, based on previous expert
enoea, At Little Rock passenger
train arrived loaded with people 20
attend the reunion every eight min
uteH for twenty-four hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
AUGUST "a IS NEW
REGISTRATION DAY
Cruwdcr Orders the Enrolment Of
Youths Reaching - to INCREASE
Manpowcr foe Neat Draft Can.

WASHINGTON. Aus. if-Rogis-
tratlon on Saturday August "a. OF
AL youths who have reached tho age
OF II since tho second registration
last June O.. was ordered today by
Proyo8t Marshal General Crowdor.
under a proclamation BY tho prosi-
dent. The purpose iH to add quickly
Co the almost exhausted class I 10
meet army draft calb 80 September
About 10000 young men VIII
register. Most OF hcm Will qualify
FOR class I and. therefore. viii Join
the army probably within a month
after their names arc recorded.
TclsEraphic orders to local au-
thoritics 20 arrange FOR the regHtra-
lion have nirsldv been distributed.
Only men in the armed service are
exempted from reElatFauon.
10 was pointed out al the provost
mhTahal gonornra office that this
registration would be entirely dis-
tlnct from the registration that Will
be necessary .Shortly whom tho draft
ages are cxtehGcd and it also was
announced that the sugE ri'ted date.
September b. would not bo tho day
Tor the registration OF men from ts
20 &C., oven ~ congress- pasacr tho
bin iu time. because several of the
largest states in the uni0B fold prl-
pinry elections ON that dMtc
Fhe provost marshal has no inten-
uon. ~ was said. of creating rpEis-
tration dates Tor men reaching ~
throughout thc year. hot the present
registration was made necermry by
tho approaching deficiency of man
power
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
DIRECTORS FURL0UGHEO
TO DO WORK ON FARMS

CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. wash.
Aug -Twenty-pn conscientious
Oblectors who have significd will
ingnesa To accept service on farms
for the duration OF the war and 10
give to the Red Cross ail but $40 a
month Of their pay. will bc furlough
ed tomorrow morning and ordered
TO report at their own expense TO
farmers In King county. in which
Seattle is located. -,
All OF the men will BE- Transferred
20 the Infantry. unassigned given In.
definite furiouEhs and will receive
20 governmental pay They Will pur-
thase their own clothing from the
$50 a month which they will be psr-
mittcd 10 keep They will rcociye
board and lodging from the owners
Of the farms where they arc EN- -
ployed and II ihsy leave the work
before being rea%iEned. will be
ciasscd AZ deserteru and may be ar
rested and tried as Hucho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
WAR DEPARTMENT ASKS
FOR GERMAN PICTURES

rulsans with photographs ~ p.c.
lures OF drawings or descriptions on
bridges. buildings. towns agi IoC1I'.
us In the territory now occupied
hy Germans In France, Belgium and
l.uNeroburg. and iu that part ut
Germany lying west Of the line run
hlng north and south NJ liImhIrE
can help the war department some
oy supplying them They are wan.
90 Tor war purposes and many ola
albums might he dug mp giving th"
an iormatioR desired
AZ the request of the national
council Of defense tho state coUupf.
ere urged TO cooperate with the war
department. IN procuring tho p."-
lures Every item of material uf
thlh sort Is essential 10 tho lutcIn-
konce department and should he
,,lg.,,,Wvarded 70 Cox ~ v Coke 1855
tIteenth street Northwest. Wash
ington, ID. G.
tulsa picture might help tho
ahAs bring down big bag Boz some
Important assault by virtue ~ tho
Information.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
HUMBERTss ARMY
RUSHING TO NOYoN.

PARIS, Aug General num-
bcrts ufmy operating on tho south
ern end Of the Picardy battle line,
is reported today 10 be progressing
steadily toward NOyon. Tho dsBper-
ate German defense of tho Chaulnea-
Roye road has caused delay IN the
moriniug OF the Eoyon position.
which is now said 60 be impending
Tho army ~ General Aawiinrpn
which ID. holding the line Just tn tho
north ot the French positions. is
meeting MOST desperate resistance
along its whole front The Germans
seem determined 10 retain tho Chaui-
ncH hnlghts ct all costs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
OIL PREMIUM PLAN
IS PUT INTO EFFECT
bedford ~ Vctroleum Committee
Makes iouehi Announocmcma.
- ltymg Diau Agreed On.
INDUSTRY TO RULE ITSELF
l'cqua Gives Approval 90 Proposals
Now Followed by Producers
aud lirfiprrs.

NEW NpEt Aug it-The OIL
Industry through me national pc
troloum vlr service committee. has
undertaken voluntarily 70 regulTe
ita own affairs particularly the
prices, premiums and movement OF
crude of, ana ,hui avoid dlrecs Env-
ernmcnt supervision, under a plan
announced hore tonight. by A. c
Bedford prcrIdent Of the standard
on company of New Jersey. aud
chairman of tho committee
The plan which II 10 be In force
until November I next, and there
after aH long aB tho committee may
determine and the government APP
proves. was decided upon after tho
committee consulted with oil men
In all parts Of tho country II has
the sanctidn Of NJ +, Requa. director
general OF tho oil division Of the ma
tlonal fuel administration, who.
however. has sounded a warning
that II prices are not stabilized and
Il becomes necessary for the gov.
ernmont TO stop In, premiums may
be entirely wiped out, The present
posted prices are ample 10 stimu-
late and encourage productiop.
Tho plan provides that tho pur-
chaalng committee shall continue 70
purchase crude oil at the posted
market price, that all purchasers
who now pay n premium for crude
oil be hereafter permitted 10 pay
certain stated premiums suhstan-
TALLY the same as those now IN ef-
feet and that all contracts made for
the diversion Of crude OH from IL
existing channels are TO be fret sub
mlttod 10 committees OF conciliatien
ans cooperation created BY the
trade.
These committees. Mr. Bedford
stated, will consist OF an equal mum.
Der Of purchasers and producers Of
crude oil. and AZ least one, and not
exceeding three. dislnterested men
of standing IN the community.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
TnterRed GerRluHs
Dying Of Typhoid FeDer

AsHEVGLLE. ~ G.. Aug IL
There have been II deaths from
typhoid fever among The German
civilians and sailors inter'A<d - Not
Springs N c.. and ib0 casFi of the
disease There wrr0 reports today
that some Of the Germans had drunk
unfitored river water IN The hope
hat Illness would prevent the gov
crnment from transferring them to
Fort Ogluthorpe but thm was denied
| BY camp officials Shallow wells
are blamed for tho Infection.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
FORMER R0xANA YOUNG
MAN MISSING IN FRANCE

J. q. lican. former employe' Of
Tho RnNsua Petroleum company re-
finery at Cushing has received a
wire from the office uf the adiutant
general stating that his son, James
j. Hearn, IS reported missing IN ac-
ton" No further details were
given The young man enlisted at
Gushing last October and sailed from
New York on May s. The casualty
lists report his name missing July
lN. but the notice of tho adutaut
,Jgenerat is the first Official notice
received by his parents
Young Hearn had been an em
ploy Of the RoXana Petroleum com
pany since tho construction Of the
cushing refinery and Us the first
casualty among the one hundred and
lhlrV men that company has in the
service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
Anna Held HoHOred
In Final Services

NEW YORK, Aug. f4.--scver1r
hundred members OF the theatrical
profession paid tribute 10 the mem
ory OF Miss Anna Held al funeral
serviefa here today The casset con .
tanning the body OF the actress vaa
drapcd with tho American and
French Flags
The body Will be buried In Paris
whore Miss Held began her career
but VIII be In a vault here until ar
ter,aho war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
CREEK COUNTY TO STAGE
BIG DRIVE FOR SLACKERS


Spc, Al 10 The World
SAPUu.PA. Aug Ii--City and
county officials today discussed
plans for Sapulps and creek county .
part In the state wide drive on draft
dodgers md siackorB which opens
on August % Sheriff John x
Woofter and Mayor = wade hone
held conference regarding Tho
work to be carried out and u was
announced that by tomorrow every
deputy sheriff IN the county would
be pre- pared 20 help spreau tho drag
net~oVcr this section OF the state
CITY police have already commenced
the work OF looking into Suspicious
cases and u 10 thought that much in-
formation will be In the hands oi
the authorities when tho time comes
10 strike.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
RAIL HEADS ASK MORE
DEFINITE ASSURANCES

WARRINGTON. Aug. ra.--Rcp-
resentauycs OF railroad executives
and owners conferriug today with
Director General ifcAaoo. request
% the insertion IN the governments
compenta Ton contract - clauses
Eiyina rail~ads more specific 90
shrancea of thc payment N diYl-
dendr ana Interest on their ont
standing obligations ind that The
contract pro ddo specifically sor
suits agains, Tho government bv rhil-
roads which fcel that their interests
arc prcludlcei seriously hy any acts
OF Tho railroad administration.
Director General McAUon pfOm-
lssi.to consider the objections anh~ta-
Huhhit revised draft
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
DEMOCRATS CONFESS
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS


Special 20 The world
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug lt w
T.. Alexander. ono OF the. Democrat
candidates Tor nom lnnuon FOR gov
ernor. spent t2.5ig.50 In his otm.
paIRn, according 10 his expense ac-
count filed today with tho state alec
ton board " A. Durant another
asplrant Tor the honor. on tho same
ticket. spent s. $50. so hw account
says Robert Scirully. for president
OF tho state board NJ agriculture.
spent % total Of Gi.l3n.iG. Mr Sell
vally has iiemlzcd everything he
spent money for. Jim Me- hntic. FOR
congress ln tho Sixth district spent
HT1OI0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
BROKEN ARROW WOMAN
TOOK HER OWN LIFE

Apparently suffering from acute
mcianchoJa. Mrs. Taylor. who lived
at the home OF Sam Partridge. just
out IN the country a little ways from
Broken Arrow. shot and Killed her
self Tuesday afternoon. Only
meagre information could be OBJ
tained through the city marshal of
Broken Arrow. who says sMrs Tay-
lor was living with Partridge
The father and mother OF the un.
fortunate woman both live on the
Partridge place. The body was taken
TO the Barth undertaking establish
ment and Il is believed will be buried
some time today Mrs Taylor uscs
,S2 calibro rife To kHl herself
with.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
UTILITIES ESTABLISH
BUREAU AT CAPITAL

Special % The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aur ia--H
A Lane of Bgrtlrgyille has been Sc
lecied aq secretary OF the public
utilities bureau OF The state and will
establish headquarters hcre where
be- Will take charge Angus, 90 The
public utilities bureau was orgnn-
Hod several months ago at meet
Ing of representatives, of public sory-
i've and utilities ~ the state The
secretary win look after the matter
% rates which may be asked by any
~ tho companics and he viii. after
investigation. recommend increases
or decreases, as enc ease may war
rant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
BIG DECREASE is SHOWN
IN JULY SHIPPING LOSS

~, FARls. Aug 10 qiavas Agency,
me allicd and neutral shippinE
sunk by enemy submarine durIns
July amounted 20 27O. 900 tons com,
pared with 53t,S2s tons nlnk In
July. 1917. This radical decrsns. tn
losses Is doubly significant WHOM Ne
Increase In merchant marina naylcs
uon resEf@ng from the American
81 Msnipoulldlng effort Ia considered
The entente nations constructed dnr.
ing July a tonnage exceeding nv
$4,000 that destroyed during tbe
month by enemy operations Tb.
entente tonnage sunk In 1918 was
,ess ,a than 90 per cent OF that loe, Al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
IMPORTANT GAIN
MADE BY ALLIE

NqAth and south OF tho Somnc
the mans have Lost further im.
portaut ground In the former ro-
rion thrv have evacuated their post
lions over "a fivc-milo front 20 the
British north of Albert. while IN tho
latter they have been beaten bacr
u fhe hill ana wooded district just
norfh OF tho Oisa river by the
French.
German font line trenches at
beaumont Hamel Scrc FuisleuX-
au- Mont ana uucquoy have been
found uutcuubln hy The enomy Ia the
face of the recent activity hy the
Hr.tish an along the line from An
hort 10 Arraa while tho French have
urryrvcrod ln their violent attacks
against the Germans on the sector
which dominates tho lower portion
CONTINUED on PACE EIGHT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
shnn Cnnmlllccs Mnntcd.

WASHINGTON, Aug Ito in
sYre complete cooperation IN plants
erg4rrI ON government contracts
81, tigt production may be brought
TO M maximum. employers here nou-
frd hy the department of labor 10
500 that phor committees. repreHen-
tatIve uf both employers and work
mcg are appointed IN each plant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
Arrratch ArnIn

WASHINGTON. v. Aug. - TWEEN -
ty-nIne women we're arrested by the
polIce Boz Lafayette square opposite
tbe white House late today when n
tblrd attempt was made 10 stage a
wouan's marty demonstration there
Hrninat the renatea demv IN acting
on tho federal suffrage amendment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

FRANKITN, ~ H.. Aug. ID.
United states Senator Jacob II Gal
llnger was reported today iu q Erri.
Gus condition at a hospital here Re
Is suffering from heart trouble and
phvsicihns expressed anxiety re-
rardinF his illness because OF his
aFa. He is ti years OF age.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
AUSTRALIANS CoNTRon
BANKS OF soANiE.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug ii--Ali hostile po-
silona between tho weetorn ouiakirts
Of Bray and Eunchem have fallen
into the hands Of the Australians,
thus placing tho river banks south
west of Bray under the control OF
the British. The Australians also
have cleared the enemy from Ca
tcauN wood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
ITALIANS OCCUPY
MONTELlO PLATEAU.

ROME Aug it--ttallRn forces
have occupied Monte Montelio, PuTta
Gina ZigrlUn. north OF the Adamello
region, according TO an official state
mrnl isued BY tho war office They
have ,nken 100 prisoners
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
American Consul at Moscow
Leaves to Escape BOlSheviki
The Weather.

O. AHNN - ~ NN
Manimum, 100 min
imum, "a south
wlnds and clear
OKLAHOMA For
Thursday and VII
DAY partly cloudy 10
cloudy
LOUISIANA for
Thursday and Friday
generally fAIr
a ARKANF 81 For
Thursda} rnd Friday
partly cloudy 10
cloudy,
p ST TEXAS
Thursduy and Frl
Jav partly cloudy IA
tluudy
W EST TEXAS
Ihursiay and FRIDAY
partly cloudy 10 clou
d. probably show
ere ih extreme west