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II ioner. On &onisiion til Orb
ming af 8Dernes @arniionsforbol6 er
|blepem neoidt. Set itges meo 8e.
itemtbeo, at @pborg og Sreoericia bill
mite 6eres @arntioner, og oct paa-
tanfeS at oprette upe @arniioner !
&tIlere6, &olbef, &ingite6 og gor-
6ingborg, iamt maaife enbnu flerc
Sttoer paa Siellano:. @pborg %
[Sre6ericta 8Draao bar allereoe moo
taget @eo6elelie fra &rigsminiiteriet,
at 8Derne lite mere fan bore @arni-
ionsbp, ga oeres 8eliggenbe6 ct for
uoiot / Gilfel0e al Mobiliiering. S.
6. @brtiteniens &opularitet / 6tsie
8per er oerbeo 6alet longt neo UNDER
N%ulpunftet.
S. 6. 6 itene n git
altlaa at Joni T~orlbarSmtntiter Ben
1S. Sftober, og &onleilspreii6ent
&olitetn opertog foreldbig Minilte<
riet, in6til set iamIe0e Minijteriun
falot. g%briiteniens .eget 0rsan,
u@ingfiebing Mmts Dagblao", flyer
ONT bam, at ban itaor iom Sen ieiren=
oe, naar ban MI for en- Sis treffer
Jig noget tilbage. Set forlp6 for en-
Gio iioen, at ban agteoe fig til Sp6en
/ @inter;; men mi far ban beitemt Jig
til at 6eltoge / &igS6agsarbeioet og
Blot %fertere li0t mere ems banligt /
See. San oil iaa oglaa be6re funne
%fontrollere uobiflingen al Sanfen ON
&igsretsanflage.
9fonomtif er ban life at beflage.
&an far beret busbol6eriif meo i'm
Mtniitergage og bar 1agt Jig a6lfil=
ligt op. @ans 8eniion iom afgaaet
Meiniiter er formentlig ca. 5000 @sr.
&erttl fommer bans Dieter 1om
&igs6agsmano m. m., ser otter 110=
gipr nogle Suiin6 ST.. Sans Mfgang
er life leoioget al nogen bpi l16mer-
felie - .6els far ban al bette facet
rigeligt / i'm Miniiterti0, og Spore=
ne ifr9mmer 6esuoen: man min6eS,
at Mlberti beo lin Mfgang uonepnees
til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pao S. 6.
G%briite1ie1s Sn0ltilltng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
Nllanb.

2ofomotipa + ri fatto :
II en-. Sabrtfant @ie0, Sirmoet
6ricbs Gfterfglger, Morbus, bar er.
flnret / M%nleoning al Sobrifationer
al 6anife aofomotiper, at 6irmae1
bar bere6t poa at mlGgge en- M 6a=
brif, flor nof til 8pgning al ct bpil.
fet lom belit glntol 2ofomotiper, Ser
moatte opnoaes Gniabe0 ON, og ON
ndopen6igt at ~onifaffe Malfiner fo1
ct @elgb al l til 2 Milltoner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

6 = { 9 { !, ser ! fiji
STD forspeoe ct Moroattentot paa
@arpermeiter Gbn1lotp, er afgaaet
,Deo Dgoen paa Mlm. &oipital, 70
Mar gammel. &aptein 8. bar Sober
til ben meget omtalte NlattenIager
Msger Sect, Der / lin Eio bafte flor
I0pmarfiombe6 pe6 at ielge @ongens
F@uIofaret.
Gen nDes g tran6bei
bporom Blaner bar beret fren111e ct
Yar Mars Eib, me1res mi at funte
bItse til 8irfeligbeb / 2pbet al nogle
Mar, bbis BET or6nes iom paat9nH,
at Statsbanerne afleberer Spleen fra
SEN planlagte 8ol1lepar6bane / Sba.
nempllebugten Mor0 for &iebenbapn
og opfploer oenne 8ugt.
SfuepiIIer @illta n
g peo &aiino er ofgaaet De6 so
Sen, So @ar gammel. Yio 6ebutere.
Sc / 1872, og bar neiten bele Sioen
iioen ga peret fnpttet til 4alino, bpts
5ceneinitruftgr ban par. Sans 81,
tre6en omfatteoe ale mlltge &oller,
ligefra patbettif @lifer til groteit
6arcefignr, og ban gior6e goo SDl>
0eit oberalt, men / Solfefome6ien bar
ban iier / lit g.. San bar ipillet
ca. 400 &oller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Il EMNS ! k51 HEf % b (.
|5i#e re fm j If (mnf ! o., g;r.
itqn6. Ser in6en Wr,,npn MI inroas
o. meo Is @sonop in n,poe+ monN
bur ! noole Mnr efgiitprpt npo mof..
ifop, men life riotio ,nir1pt ooo So,
! bar @5toiintiff @omnooni onor+ooo+
8irfiombeoen % bill efsnorterp iteri.
liieret % f%onoerieret mplf for,,oen
ieIo at ppre .Mftoqer fomnren men
80. e. 8. S." @onfurrerenoe So
6rifer finoes / &ollonb, @chtpeia %
ENGLAND.
gnM inoeften for s i
e n, @p6filoe &eilfole poo mgen.
blep Ggn6oq 5. "a. Sftober ofiIgret
paa beltre &irfeqaorb / @ipbenhQpn.
Mn6erlen bar oprin6eIio @foleLprer
StensbQIle pe6 Sor1ens or Bier. So
Sfolens Ger og 6orltanoer s5reoe
8oielen / 1874 tom in6 ! poIiti{f
Iirfioanheo: of 6enne ontoopt +iI @fo.
lens 8eitnrer. hpo6 hon ne6hrpn NJ
bore / err lana Morrpffe. !@on od6p !
!&igbenhopn / Sson,1or 6ettp glor @te,
men bIep rei5t be6 ecyn6,omrino h1onbt
Mg0fil6e !Sdi1folps oomTe @rpnpr M
en- Of Sc pl61te of 6is,p. ssoIfptinos>
mon6 scsdroen s~Sre6erifien hor5t @f=
Ierinosto[en. min6e1tenen horror
sSoriton6er Mn6eriens @osreIipf. mo-
oeIIeret al 8ilIe6huooer Mosmus gln=
6erien.
Me66er @oor6en. e II
litter 2ibet. sos @oor6eier
Niels WQtbie1en / Sobsbgi pe6 @ora
bar @onen forleoen Mften u6e / @toI-
Sen for at malfe. timber Molfnin=
gen ipranq 2pqte1, oq ser bar ltor
Gare for, at ser 1ful6e qaa ssa6 /
5toloen. @onen greb imiolerti6 re-
lolut 2pqten GA 1gqte at 1luffe esl6en
men UNDER s5origqet berpao Qntpn6=
tes ben0es @lpber. Sun, Igb 1oo oper
@aqr6en oq tno / @tue11 for at foo
|Siplp. men 6en ene1te. SCR mr. hipmz
lerti6 bar oQQet / @enq, 90 in6en ho,,
funoe fonme henoe til 6iplb. nor
bun bleben frnqteliq forbrpn6t. ssI-
Sen fif hnn fl,,ffet mn 6en moo6p
at hun Idb rs I @oor6pn M TIM SIM
ben ,of pr fnI6t monotdn6p 6er I'm
poo en Woon M onpra,tp III mos
monopt 0o Inn Mon hroo+ ;,,S
.|6t11en nor @1o6prnp totor+ brnnh+ y;
!, henap
0pn 5toffora Qo,o bror ; 6;on,, ,,o1
til np,te moropn. 81 h,,n inMoo6es
mn Mrnts1noph,,,pt : @ora Go,
benloo h,,n 6pIp 0oop,, M los ,tore
5mert pr. in5ti1 0aoen np5 mihno+s.
I|tio u6frie0e ben6e al Sc 1nprp oioer-
Ter. Sun nooe6e at re60p @oor6pn
fra at bIibe eeH6ens 8ntte, men 5eIh
1otte b1n 9ipet iii.
;. &robrtetpr 8. 2omoeta
Sen befie11ote @ier nj Mefsnpsooor6
pe0 &ollun6boro. fnI6tp 1i6itp Moo=
ne0 80 Mor. sSoruoen at bore fien6t
lom en- al 0onmorfs melt freruro=
qen6e 9an6mpno oo Meierimpn6
in6taqer 2atpoeta en- fremtrp6enoe
|GttIIina / set 6on1fe &irfeIip. 9o=
moeta bar en- al @tifterne at sS16re
MiSlion oq Meolem al 6ens fgrlte
8eitpreI1e.
Meo Seninn til set firfelioe bar
set for 2atpoeta en- 1prlio fipr Sonfe,
at Set qiol0t or1, at man mere loo
poo set 1onlenoe / Sen fpIles Sro emf
poQ set, 1om o6ifilte I Sc for1fiellioe
Mptninopr Noor oomop+a hor Inn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
&%ipbcnbabn.

Oct gaml re &i9benbobn n.
Neortpningen al 8ognmagerga6e=
fparteret, @alp0elen al &arreen fra
8rgnoitreoe til 2anoemerfet, En- MI
nobu6t til 2icttatton, og @e6ribnin=
gen oil foregaa til @pril 6lptteoog.
61eue g fue piIIere
0 nj ~Sungetalere". 8oruoen
Sfnelpillerinoe Mnna 2orien og
@fueipillerparret Gaius 8run og
&nitrn bar ogiaa Sru 2on1bolt, ser
er engageret .beo Dugmartbeatret,
1uttet fig til Sen 8arratt'lfe Gunge=
interchangeable. Sum refer me6 Sen
norife Bre0ifant / Brobinlerne og
beffer megen Spiigt peo i'm Sptre=
oen. paa Wp0erne.
81 e erbeburone.n" ca
gen moo Sen / 5D0 Mmerifo paagreb=
ne Sbtnoler @eorg Eeterien er r11
lao langt fremlfreoen, at 6orbgrenc
er enote, nnen 0ommen ptl fpr1t foIoe
ont cit Maane0. Set CT MI oplp1t, at
@eorg Eeterien / alt bar %itioalet ca.
$4,000 &r. fra lin &rincipol, Sets.
elmegler Scbigler, og at bon bor
brlegt &ope0masien al @e1ngene til
Sbir, Glider og 6oreringer: Set
er forbolospts Smaaiummer, fan bar
launt r0, og Sc flelte al 2aonene er
til6agebetolt.
Sngeni9r @Ilebam =
M e +, SEN befien6te 6anife 9pfinoer
al mango Maifiner og Mpporoter> bl.
a. ct 2uftifib> Ell Motorcpfle u6en &c.
ooler, en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0.
|. b., bar / Spmmerens 2gb / al Gtil=
beo efsperimenteret meo lin 6lpbe=
mo time; SEN er blepet forbe6ret poo
flere Sumter og far facet EN- MI,
lettere og be6re @otor. San agter !
2pbet at nogle faa Tiger at. foretage
EN- Frebefart me0 Sen. @llebammer
%itorter rimeligois fra ct Steo poa
oen flo0e Mntagerfpit. Set er bans
Senitgt at flDpe 6erfra til Molmg,
benoe Der og uoen Me6itigning gigre
Snren tilbage ODER @un6et.
Dogm t + e ret
6 / q II + abn giemnemgoar /
oenne SID Ell fritiif &erio6e. Set
bar lpnge ipillet meo 1tort l1noerlfuo,
bboo Ser 6oraaret foraoriage6e, at
Mortinills Mielien; Ibeatrets 2eoer,
trof Jig no al 6en praftiife 2e0elie
iom ioa blep opertaget al bans &u=
ltrr, 6ru. Soo Mielien. Men oette
bar life forbeoret ,8orbol6ene. Sd,
bar babe @artiniltS .og 0oo Mielie1
trl1ffet fig belt IT'S al 2e6elien, betpn=
geoe me6 EN- iaaoon @jel6, at ser bar
beret 'itnrf Sale ON en- 6ollit. @lag=
fermei ter 9ireftsr Mn6ers Mielle n (af
Marienlpit og &alaosbotellet) ltaar
| 6orlfl1o for 1tore Sl1mr1er, men bil
MI life bore mes lenger, og set Ter
no til at bore poo Set nermete un1lt=
ltgt at finoe cit flrnltforiton6ig Mano
til 9irefterpoiten. Ser er en- MuIiq=
.beo for, at Sfueipillerne bill boI6e
Sbeatret ! Gang @interen igiennem
beo at ipille pao Ceiling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
Qerue.

s. MI ebpiten / r 8 :
petDen. Sra 8renoerup meo=
0eles, at @umlebplten ser paa @gnen
MI er en6t. 16fal6et al Soften CT
blepet en- @fuffelie, bpa0 angaar uo=
bpttet, ga Mplen nermeit pleier at
pere 3 @onge ioa itor iom / elar-
Derimo6 er Hriierne beje.
@gifole o + t a II 5 e t
&riten Ell &an6ers al
Sllerup bleb forle6en piet i.@orrebt'
Strife paa Saliter til 6rgfen @unilo
SSngemann, ser er @e1tprerin6e pao
0llerup &piifole. = Com b%efienot
6eoe Sru Manna Observation-Disclosures,
9atter at Solfetingsman0 @brilter
8erg, for ct Mars Sis ii6en.
Sen lille &orn'
3 I e I" 1 4. Sber'
bornbleier g. 81. @cbpier beo Ste &e-
giment fpl0te forleoen 60 Mar og no.
troaote oerme6 al @eren, fal6en fo1
Ml6ersgr9n6len ST.. Scbgter er fac
blot bi6es Sen ii6ite al @erens TENT,
gjprenbe l1n0epoFficerer fra 1864:
UNDER &rigsaaret gior6e ban Sieneitl
til 9rlogS iom 15=aarig Gpillemano.
0iama II t b:rDll D.. Sen
81. Sftober fun6e @115man0 Sbrgen
&enricbien og &uitrlt, 2in6foben |
Sig Sogn paa 8ornbolm, feire Dia:
mantbrpllup. 8ruogommen CT 8O1h
og 8r110en SO Mar gammel. De Ell
en0nu roife og oan6sfriife og fan
paste 6eres lille 2an0brl1g me0 li61
&ielp. 9@gteparret bor fem 8prn:
nj 89rneb9rn og to 8erneberns=
b9rn. Com Ell Sjel0enbeo fan an
fpre5, at 8ru6eparret alti0 bar OPP.
bolot fig / SIP Sogn. Sc er nemlia
feot fer, bar tient iom Spen0e og far
hubt fQ1t BoppI / Soduet.
Sberop Sman6 S
\ n e II. 6orb6rene ODER ftp. Sp=
ipnsman0 Sobanien, M}io0elfar1
5inoSipgeanitalt, nermer Jig III Sc:
res Mfllutning, bporefter Mfterne in0:
ien6es til Suititsminilteren, ser tager
geitemmelie ON Mftion / Gagen. 8e>
Sobaniens egne Siltooelier og be>
Gi0neforflaringer er Set go6tgiort, al
fam oberfor flere Hottenter far 9be1
meget %olporltge og on6arte6e Mis:
b%on0linger, og at cit an0en O%aberenoe
OpiDnsmano be6 Mabn Maol en bo1
oeltaget / Misban0lingen al en- enfel1
Yotient. 0ertmo6 maa set MI anles
iom bebet ODER enbper Eoibl, at SO:
boniens &iitorie ON at babe 6reb1
Eatienten &omburg er 0pipin0 oe
Graleri.
st Torti6sn / II s e p d :
&riitiansg. Sen lille &lippeg
&riitians9 Mor6 for @ornboln1 ba1
iom befien0t tioligere Ell 6eltning
ser al SEN 6anife &egiertng melt be:
nptte0es til Statsfengiel. Se1tnin:
gen blep ne6lagt for ca. so 0lar Il.
SEN, men en6nu itoor set gamle 81.
tooel, ser bruges iom Sprtaarr, ga.
itionerne og Ell Del al Sc gamle Sol.
6aterbDtter". 9isie NOR omme Col.
0%aterbptter, iom er u6en Sioeltpffe
/ 2on6et, bDggeoes operolt pao
9en, bnpr ser meller1 @l1ife og Slip
per families EN- Gtltmp Sor6, Jon
f,f11Np nihp NIn6S fnr pr .AnrtDffeI=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

s. M T e bgten / Mor6s
etDen. Sra &%renoerup meo=
0eles, at @umlebpite1t ser paa @gnen
MI er enot. 1ofaloet al Soften er
blepet en- @fuffelie, bpao angaar uo=
bDttet, ga Mblen nermeit pleier at
pere 3 @ange iaa ltor iom / Mar.
0erimp6 er &rilerne bgie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

babe Mmmoniaf, Salpeteripre,
@boblipre og Sern.
@e6er ia GpifIan6t til
g 3 g. DDrlege, &e6aftgr 3.
s. Epn0t, &iborg, bar pao Goran=
italtning al r8iborg Mmts lon6efo=
nomiife Screening" @fteruaret lige=
lon forrige Mar peret paa @eoemar=
fe0 / 8pm Ml5el1 / @binbesien for
at %tn6fjebe @e0er. 81. &Dnot figbte
Is @e0efi0, iom betaltes me6 SEN ret
b6ie Eris 25 ST. pr. @tf. for 4-6
Moaneoer gamle &i6. Me0 6rogt,
Ser CT bpi, pill Sc 1,1ge DDr oltiaa BIZ
be ret 0Dre / 0anmarf. Men set maa
6og ami es lom Sen billigite Moo6e at
ifaffe go6e @e6er paa til 9an0et, ga
Glore malfen6e @e0er fo1ter 40 a SO
ST.. paa ste6et og en- 8uf noget me-
re. 9brene er anfommet / go6
Stan0 til Giborg og ser far Deret II
gefrem Stiff ON 6em. Ser fin6es mt
ialt 81 @e0er al 5aanen=&ace / 8i=
borg=ggnen, og ga oisie @e0er ct al
SEN be6lte Molfez&ace, Ser oberbobe-
set finoes, benter mal1 40 6enne Sci
- peo &enopl ~ at gibe @e6eaDlen
og @e0eboloet ct go6t Sfllb frema6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

8iergnin gs1elifab e I
/ 81 anmarf. &iotil bor @ierg.
ming al Sftbe beret EN- ret in6briu=
genoe Gntrepriie / 9anmarf, i6e1
Spit5ers Selifab bor peret jao at il.
ge oct eneite, Ser bor gipet Jig al
nreo Sen Slags Mrbei6e. Mu far Set
facet en- britt ubebagelig &o11furre11=
&c, ioet ct 6irma / &j6benbapn, mes
bbtlfet Sbit5er bar lebet poa ippn0t
500 / nogen Sis, bar asiocieret iig
meo ct norif 8jergningsfirmo, og til.
lammen igger Sc MI at trpnqe gbit=
ger no al Morfe6et, 6els be0 at un6er=
bpoe Set I Neutrality-suspicious., 0els beo
at bagtale set / l1o1on6ets @resie
Saa mart Ser bIiper ct Sfib hopQre=
ret eller 1tranber / Sc oon1fe sSorpon,
De, bliber Set omringet al en- bel 6lo=
tile &eonings0ampere, fra @pit3er
og fra &onfurrenten, og oerbe6 tbin-
ees @eto1ingen for Neutrality-suspicious.
loaleoes ne6> at Ser mt fun tjenes
Sunoreoer Ser, bpor Suiinoer fer
bar Ell iiffer Snotegt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-04
WHY WE SWING OUR ARMS.
The Habit a Relic Of the Time When
Man Went on All Eours.

Sir Victor Horsley, lecturing before
the Medical Society, explained our
habit of swinging the arms when
walking. which he stated was quite
unnecessary, as a relic of the days
when we walked on all fours. Then
We had to use arms as well as legs.
Although their use serves no pur-
pose when walking upright, we still
keep on moving all four limbs alter
nately or in progression. Sir Victor
set forth some new facts concerning
the functions of the cerebellum. the
mysterious and little understood hind
part of the brain.
Primarily the cerebellum must be
regarded" said the lecturer, las a
sensory organ which has an import
ant part in the correct performance
of many of our automatic actions.
Walking, standing, and running are
good examples of such actions, which
cannot be accurately carried out
without a normal, well-balanced Ger.
ebellum. Newborn animals cannot
stand They sprawl, and before they
can stand. walk or run they must
acquire this power For convent.
ence in life this ability 10 -tand must
be secured without the animal hav
ing consciously to think what he Is
doing The fullv doyplOnod cerehol
mm supplies this power unconscious
ly"
In proof of this Sir Victor points out
that the cerebellum Of the full grown
cat showed fully developed cells anC
fibres. whereas in new born kittens
the brain in the cerebellar portion Is
not yet organized into active nerv,
tissues. New York Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-04
START SERIES TODAY
BLUES WILL TANGLE WITH THE
CRACK PIONEER TEAM FROM
OKLAHOMA CITY.

Today at Borena Park the local
ball team begins series Of three
games with the Pioneer Telephone
company team of Oklahoma City, the
second and third games to follow
on Monday and Tuesday.
The Blues are preparing for the
hardest struggle of the season and
the team is being strengthened at
every possible point,
The Oklahoma Cityans have won
a majority Of their games this seas
on and are figuring on taking the
entire series from the locals They
are recognized as among the strong.
est semiprofessional team in the
state but will find a tough propo-
sition in the Blues who are expect
ing to put up the game of their
lives.
As this series marks the begin
ming of the three days celebration
at Lorena park it is expected that a
record beraking crowd will be out %
see the first of the games
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-04
MONEY IN THE DEAL
EPWoRTH UNIVERSITY AT OK.
LAHoMA CITY MAY BE MOVED
SELL FOR $35o,ooo.

Oklahoma City, July "A novel
suggestion has been made by
friends OF Epworth University. by
which the university will be able to
own new buildings throughout and
increase the college endowment fund
by S25O,OOO The plan thus far has
matcriallzed no further than the
stage OF suggestion, but the originat-
ors of il will endeavor to have the
board Of trustees take the matter
snder consideration.
The plan involves the sale Of
the university grounds and build
ings, the purchase of new campus
site, and the erection of new build
ings similar to the present accom-
modations The promoters say that
university land and improvements
can be sold for s35OOOO. They esti-
mate that for 100000 OF this
amount a new site the same size
,f the present campus of 80 acres,
together with buildings equally as
good as the present buildings, can
be secured This would leave $3.50
600 for additional endowment. The
present endowment is $4,000.
A possible objection to the plan
would lr that of property owners
who have built homes in the neigh
Dorhood. to be in close proximity
with the university. The promoters
of the plan answer this possible
objection by saying that property
values in the neighborhood would
be materially increased by the re
newal of the university, since tn,
present campus would be opened NJ
as a high.class residence district will
streets and other public improve
ments added The plating of thu
site. they say would also form
an cgress and ingress to the ives
portion OF the city now barred b,
the broad acres OF the universit,
campus.
It is possible that the board o
trustees will consider the feasibilit
of the plan at an early date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-04
Voting Getting Lively In
High School Location Contest
SEE now TIE PEOPLE MAN. WOMAN AND
AND cnllo SHOULD EXPRESS opNloN-sow rse vore


The vote in the high school loca-
tion contest shows a change in he
last few days. Location No. 3. coming
90 the front. See the standing below
and cast your vote today.
The Ardmoreite is going to give
every man, woman and child in the
city an opportunity to say where
they would like to have the new
100000 high school located. Read
the following aud cast your vote
for one Of the locations named. Let
everybody vote:
Information.
Location No. I is at the extreme
north end OF the First ward and is
now occupied by the ruins of old
Hargrovc College.
Location No. 2 IS in the First
ward. three and cne-half blocks
from the intersections OF Main and
Washington streets which Is the
point where the four wards OF the
city meet That is. Main and Wash.
ington streets crossing the city at
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Games Games Games
PLAYED Won Lost
NARROWLY AVERT RIOT.
Greeks Refuse to Pay Taxes Until
Threatened by Officers.

Lawton, Okla. July 3.-Another
Graeco-American miniature war
was narrowly averted late last night.
This time between officers from the
office uf Sheriff Rufe Lefors and
bunch OF Greeks and Italians, 12O
strong, at the rock crusher at
Richards. A dozen OF the foreigners
who had been warned TO pay their
poll taxes had refused TO pay, and
when Justice OF the Peace Ira Put
ney and Constable came TO force
collection they ran the officers
away with picks and shovels. War.
rants for the arrest of all twelve
We're sworn out, and under the
leadership of Undersheriff s. A. FL.
/ rod half dozen deputies went 20
the camp last night The foreigners
still refused to pay or submit to ar
rest but when the officers threat.
ened 70 send for more deputies, the
local company OF state militia or
a squadron from Fort Sill, If nee.
ossary, and arrest the entire colo,
NY they submitted and paid their
FAX ana fee of 81 each for cost
of collection.
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tivatim this year" declared Mr..
Armour encouraged as it had been
by the high prices for all farm prod
ucts. together with the bumper crops
indicated at present promises the
farmers a rich harvest in cash; ana
that really is the basis Of all pros
pcrity in this country"
Mr. Armour said that he puts
more dependence in the crops as a
quickcner OF busines than he does in
any settlement of the tariff
The Times and The Times readera
ought by this time to share these
confident assurances. We have been
insisting for weeks that only an un'
foreseeable calamity can take away
from the country the most bounte-
Gus harvest ever sown or reaped.
But It is well and good TO have men
of expert quality indorse these views
without reservation.
Nothing appears likely TO prevent
1909 from becoming a world beater
for business. st. Louis Times.
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is Reported by the New York sun as
sending from the west to his HON.
office the following prophecy regard
ing the oncoming crop:
The present condition promises
the largest number OF bushels o.
grain and tons Of hay the country
ever raised, and nothing but some
widespread calamity can prevent the
realization of this promise
This almost sensational sweeping
prediction is made by Mr. Brown
from the testimony Of his own eyes
It couldn't well be stronger. II
scarcely could be better assured.
]. ogden Armour Of Chicago, per.
haps the largest packer of meats
in the world, probably the largest
handler Of actual grain I'm the worln
Just has returned from Europe tc
these waiting shores Mr.. Armour Is
a man who has been known 10 talk
pessimistically, I'm his time. He Is
built that way. But in what he now
says there shines only the radiant
light OF an optmistism which refuses
/ to be blown ont Let us quote his in
I terview
IF were 10 say how ! really fee
about the immediate future OF bust
ness in this country" said Mr.. Ar
mour you would accuse me Of th'
utmost hyperbole."
Mr.. Armour called attention 10
Telegram he had Just received from
Nebraska announcing that prospect
for crops of all kinds in that stat
were never better. He added that re
ports from all sections of the cour
try were of the same tenor.
The Increased acreage under Gu
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CUTS OUT LOTS OF WORK IN
BANK TRANsITs

Writing remittance letters is perhaps the sowest
and most tedious work in a bank It costs money
all that intricate detail just to keep record
of an item which passed through to another bank
for payment 1t is easy to make a mistake. and
hard to find that mistake week later. when
the items come back.
This book describes in detail the system devel-
oped by the Hbernia Bank 4 Trust Co. OF New
Orleans which does away with the entering OF
payers and endorser's names entirely. yet enables
any item to be traced at any time 1t is as safe
as the old method, twice as easy and twice as
quick. The book explains It fully and a trial of
It in your own collection department is yours for
the asking No expense or obligation, limited or
implied. Sign the coupon now
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right angles cut it into four parts
or wards.
Location No. sis five blocks from
the intersections OF Main and Wash.
lugton streets. I'm the Third ward or
the center Of the ward boundary
dividing lines.
There is no charge for voting.
This is simply an effort OF the Ard
morcite to ascertain the choice OF
the people as to location. Every
man. woman and child is invited 20
vote. No one may vote more than
once
Below is a coupon. fill It out and
bring. send or mail It to the Ard.
morci,e Office.
Any communications. or comments
on location will be lady received,
the Ardmoreite reserving the right
to publish same.
How the Vote Stands.
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BUSINESS PROMISE STILL
RIPENS,

Two OF our big men, men of the
broadcst sort of affairs and the wild
est kind Of experience in matters of
size, have been reporting their most
recent observations. What they have
to say will be encouraging to those
who have been reluctant TO place
faith in the outlook in this much.
pestered country.
w. c. Brown, president Of tho
New York Central Lines, who is well
known to readers OF The Times, for
we have had frequent occasion 70
mention him, as a man Of sound sense