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lconditioned that such person author lized under said license to so drum or solicit patronage fo- such fcteI or
 boarding house designated in such
 license. without fraud. concealment,
 misrepresentation oppression, impo-
 sition or deceit, and that he or she will not drum. solicit or engage in ifne business of drumming or soliciting
 persons or patronage for any hote.
 or boarding house. except the one
 named in said license, and that he
 or sine viii moi ,ifun or solicit, or 5y
 word, act or deed, induce or per
 suade or attempt to induce or per-
 suade any person to employ or en-
 gage any physician or surgeon and
 that he or she win not aid. abet or
 assist any inside man or any person {, whatever in drumming or soliciting
 any person or inducing or persuading
 any person to employ or engage any
 doctor, and in all other respects com ply with the terms of this oru:nancc.
 Section 4.-Ihe words, business of drumming or soliciting." as used
 in this ordinance, shall be construed
 to mean any word, deed or act or
 acts whereby such person shall en-
 deayor to persuade, induce, influence or prevail upon any stranger or per- lson who does not reside in this City
 to patronlze any hotel or boarding house, or any doctor, physician or
 surgeon in this city, or to visit any such hotel, boarding house. or phy- sician or surgeon with view Of pa,-
 ronizlng or employing tho same.
 i Section 1.-The license provided for in this ordinance shall embrace only lone hotel or boarding house and
 siisii not authorize the iiccnsce to drum or solicit for any other hotel or boarding house, except the one named in such license: provided, that upon app lcation by the said licenscc the meme of the hotel or boarding house designated in said license may
 be changed to that of some other hotel or boarding house to be en- ldorsed upon the license, as well as noted upon the stub Of the record in 1.-the Clerks office by the said Clerk Iupon payment to the said Clerk of Ia fee of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents for each new transfer and in which lease no new license shall be requir- led and the iicensee may engage in land continue the business for the substituted hotel or boarding house. provided, further, however, the mum ], her of transfers shall not exceed 1.-two for any one license. without special permission by resolution of tho City Council.
 Section 6 Every person obtaining Ia arummers' license as herein pro. lvided for. shall be required to at all
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AMERICAN GIRL DROWNED

Bernie, July 24.--Miss Mary lonise Levanchy. an American, and her Swiss teacher. Miss Levanchy, were drowned in Lake Leman. near ctarens today. They were in a row boat with four others when the craft was run down hy q motor boat. The companions were saved.
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MORE BODIES RECOVERED.

Havana, July 24. -The remains of three or four more bodies were recov- cred today from the wreck of the Maine. They consisted o. bones most of them fractured and piled in heap.
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INSANE ASYLUM BURNS.

Wichita, Kans., July 24 Word reached here late tonight from Win field that the state hospital for feeble minded Is on fire and the entire in- stitution seems to be doomed. The main building was destroyed. No lives were lost.
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TAFT AT WASHINGTON.

Boston, Mass. July 2f.--His sec ond weekend At Beverly over, Pres ident Taft left Boston tonight for Washington where he is due to arr rive tomorrow morning.
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HOT IH GERMANY.

Ber,iD, July 24. The hot wave has not abated ana has caused dozens of deaths and hundreds of prostrations throughout the country. Twenty deaths in two days are reported in the province of Saxony. Thirty deaths have occurred in the last three days between Duisburg and Cologne.
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President of the State Fair Harry Westcott has gone to Denver on business visit. after which he will return and take ,ip his work of pre- pairing for the next annual exposition here.
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Tom J Craighead spent Sunday and Monday in the city, returning last evening to Argenta, where he opens a big laundering business in few days.
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licHTstiIp is SAFE.

Galveston, Tex. July 2i Reports today from Washington to the effect that the HeaIdbank lghtship No. S1 stationed 2S miles from Galveston, is anrift, are erroneous. The light ship lhas been safely anchored at her nsoorings for six years. Three men from the Iighfship, however Saturday ln yawl launch lost their way, but suffered no inconvenience and are in port. AssG
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Walkers Electric tSudio will do your kodak developing for 20c roll any size. Prints 35c a dozen and up.
 TIPS 1w.
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IF ITS REAL
BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY

We sell the four ve-room cottages located 52l 525 529 53l Prospect and to attain this end will make the following prices good for week only
 Mo- 52 will sell $2 500 on terms of $500 cash balance monthly until paid for
 monthly until paid for.
 Nos 529 and 3l will take the exceptionally low price of S2650 of S650 cash balance monthly payments and the end of six years the property IS yours.
 SEE US AT ONCE For S1O0O of $25O cash balance the of SIS per month and you purchase ve-room house lot so 15O Henderson Avenue just blocks from Cen a line; block from Oakawn school At the end of fifty months you will own this home. Just think the proposition good This better than pay ing rent
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Don't fail to read Coal Prices on page T.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
la CONVENTION DES
CANADIENS DU MAINE
Les trlefs des Franco-Americains ct leurs
confIits religieux

tive de priver le docteur Fortier
de Waterville, de la s6pulture
eccl6siastique?
Les d6marches des Franco-Am6-
ricains aupres de la Legislature
d'Augusta, concernent, dams Ie-
elise am6ricaine, le domaine tenn
porel, ct par suite ne devraient
exposer a aucune censure eccl6si-
astique.
Les Franco Americans, du
Maine, guides en- secret par des
aviseurs bien au fait de la loi ca
nonique, ne Sc laissent done pas
d6tourner de leur but par DIES actes
de s6v6rit6 que leur conscience ne
leur reproche pas d'avoir m6rit6s,
ct lis continueront de rechercher
le redressement de leurs griefs au-
pres des autorit6s constitutes,
dams rEtat, d'abord, pour labroga-
tion dune loi civile Unique, ct a
Rome, ensuite, pour la revendica-
tion des privileges qui leur appar-
tiennent CONNIE catholiques.
:'La Patrie''
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
Displacement NAVAL

Londres - C'est lie "a JUN,
qu'aura lieu la grande revue ma
vale du couronnement, a Spithead,
ct a laquelle lie roi Georges pr6si-
dera. Ellie r6unira lie plus grand
nombre de dreadnoughts qui
aient etc vus encore.
Les Etats-Unis seront repr6sen-
t6s par lie delaware" qui est con-
sid6re CONNIE le type le plus par
fait des constructions navales
actuelles.
Les cinq tourelles sont, sur le
"Deleware';, places en- une seule
ligne ct ce syst6me est mainte-
nant adopt6 pour toutes les unit6s
nouvelles de la marine anglaise.
Celle ci aura ranges en- bataille,
dix cuirasses de premiere classe:
lie Colossus, "Hercules'', '.Nep-
tune, "St-Vincent';, ''Colling-
wood, "Vanguard'', ''Bellero-
phon''. "T6m6raire', ''Superb'' ct
"Dreadnought'' :, ct les quatre croi-
seurs "Ind6fatigable''. "Invinci-
ble'', "Infexible" ct 'sIndomp-
table,.
L'Allemagne enverra aussi un
dreadnought Spithead: ce sera le
evan der Tann'', qui Went de
faire une Tongue croisi6re dams les
ports de rAm6rique du Sud ct
qui est r6put6 CONNIE le cuirass6
le plus rapide du monde.
La France sera repr6sent6e par
lie "Danton" le Japon, par le
''Kurama''; lAutriche, par le ''Ra-
detzki;' PItalie, par lie ''San Mar
CO..; la Russie, par le ''Rossiya"
rEspagne, par le 'Buenos-Ayres". !;
lie Chill, par lie "Chacalriso"; la
Suede, par la ..Fylgia";; la Tur-
quie, par le 'sHamidich" ct la
Chine, par le ':Hai-Chi'', LIE Da-
nemark, la Hollande, la Norvege
n'auront a la revue que de petites
unit6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
Etats=Wnis

San-Francisco-Un boucher de
cette vile, nomma Nick Volz, a
absorb6 le nombre respectable de
81 eufs en- lespace de 1856 secon-
des.
Et pour accomplishment de
cette prouesse, le Gargantua de
San Francisco a recu la somme de
100 dollars.
Detroit Mgr. Gauthier, archie
vogue d'Ottawa, est tomb6 grave
ment malade lei.
L'archev6que d'Ottawa est arri-
We lei, il y quelques jours en-
route pour Mount Clemens, Oh il
sen allait faire une cure; son 6tat
est devenu 81 grave quill a dd s'ar-
reter en- chemin. Les m6decins,
toutefois, esp6rent lie r6tablir sous
peu. Mgr Gauthier SQUIRE de-
puis longtemps de rhumatisme ct
dune affection au cpur. Quand j
6tait a Toronto l6minent pr6lat
cut souvent de graves indisposi-
tions.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
Enrope

Paris La commission du s6nat
a approuv6 le projet de loi de M
de LamarzeIle, s6nateur du Nor.
bihan, prohibant la fabrication et
ct la vente de labsinthe.
Les :statistiques ont d6montre
que 147, 1856 gallons d'absinthe ont
Gt6 absorb6s en- France en- 1887
en- 1900, la consommation a saut@
a 5,246'274, puis est tomb6e en-
1910 a 3,786,552.
Paris-Un service fun6bre a eu
lieu la semaine derniere a Notre-
Dame de Paris, en- phonneur des
soldats tues au Marco.
Ce service 6tait organise par lie
"Souvenir Francais''
LIE president de la r6publique,
le general Goiran, ministre de la
guerre, M. Delcass6, ministre de
la marine, M. Cruppi, ministre des
afaires 6trang6res 6taient repre-
sent6s.
Paris-Paris, qui espere de plus
en- plus faire une abondante mois-
son de billets de banque quand,
apres lie p JUN, de nombreuses
personnes, venant d'assister aux
fetes du commencement du roi
Georges, arriveront a Paris pour y
s6journer plus ou moins long
temps, b6n6fcie actuellement des
hauts prix don't les hotelliers lon
doniens accablent leurs voyayeurs.
Quantit6 de personnes s6journent
lei au lieu de Sc rendre imm6dia-
tement q Londres.
On rapporte que le nombre d'A-
m6ricains visitant Paris ma ja-
mais etc surpass6 sauf peut-6tre
pendant l'exposition de 1900.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
CHINE EFT MEXIQUE
LA CAUSE DU MASSACRE DES CHI
NOIS A TORREON

Mexico-Le massacre de Chi
nois qui cut lieu au mois de mai,
lors de la prise de Torreon par les
insurg6s, a etc provoqu6 par une
colossale erreur de ces derniers.
II Y quelques mois, un docteur
du nom de Villareal prenait part a
une fete laquelle assistaient de
nombreux Mexicains ct Am6ri-
Gains. Un ennemi du docteur Viii
lareal, voulant Sc d6barrasser de
lui, versa du poison dams le cognac
que Pom servait au G1ner. Cette
maneuvre cut pour consequence
la mort, non du docteur, mails dun
autre convive. La liqueur fut sal
sic par les autorit6s ct d6pos6e
dams un bureau de Padministra-
tion.
Apres la prise de la vile, les re-
bellies ayant mis- a sac divers bu-
reaux du gouvernement, s'empar6-
rent du cognac saisi. Quelques-
uns d'entre eux pemport6rent dams
un restaurant chinois Oh lis al
latent faire fete, ct l'ayant bu fu-
rent tous malades.
Sans explications lis accuserent
les Chinois d'avoir voulu les en-
poisonner ct des ordres furent don
n6s pour le massacre des C6leetes,
qui he Sc fit pas attendre.
La demande d'indemnit6 du
gouvernement chinois a etc trans
mise par le charge d'affaires
Shung All Sune au minist6re des
affaires 6trang6res mexicain, mais
on ne salt pas quelle est exacte-
ment la somme quill r6clame. Un
personnage chinois declare quill
nest pas impossible que le gouver-
nement celeste r6clame cent mile
piastres pour le massacre de cha
cune 2, des 3l6 BIG yictimes, I'll aea oce &c qui por-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
"For the Good of Minneapolis and the Northwest"
Minneapolis 1911 Civic Celebration July z to 8

spectaces
Monday mobing nation
unaons Tuesday, monster Fourth of Juy We'd
isles; Thursday historic
ALL CITIZENS OF MINNEAPOLIS YOUNG AND OLD, urged
to in preparations the celebration
ADVERTsE by distributing postcards badges, but
stationery
friendsa and talking CIVIC CELEBRATION.
Kaufman chairman of the
of Commerce building
SEND ADDRESSES of friends who Min
the coming
the closing day OF the celebration
429 Building
Jr, National
VISIT CIVIC CELEBRATION HEADQUARTERS rooms 21z and 24
WILL celebration is Of the people, by the people
Northwest
A WARNOCK President.
S. INGERSOLL, Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
Un Homme aui Sc Noie sa

Un HOmme qul Sc Mole SAL
sit une paille, mais parce que cette
paille ne sutfit pas a lie maintenir
a la surface, ce nest pas une raj
son pour qu'une forte branche
d'arbre n'e1t pas pu le faire sill
await pu la saisir. II en- est exac-
tement de meme avec les m6deci-
nes. Beaucoup de gems ne savent
comment nettoyer ]eur systeme ct
purifier leur sang. lis s'accro-
chent une paille, essayent la pre-
miere chose qui fotte a leur por-
tee, ct, 81 cette chose leur fait de-
faut, lis sont aptes d Sc d6sesp6rer.
LIE Novoro du DR.. Pierre est un
vieux remede 6prouv6 par lie
temps. Un journal appel6 "La
Lumiere'', en- parle pleinement. Ce
journal est envoy6 gratuitement.
S'adresser au DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co., 1915 So. Hoyne
Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23

a tous les m6decins dies foles de nj
trate d'argent. D6s que lenfant est
ne, il faut lui ouvrir les paupi6res,
verser deux gouttes dams chaque
cell, quill y ait indication dun
6tat maladif ou non. Ce rem6de
ne peut faire aucun tort ct il est
tres souvent le moyen d'6carter la
c6cit6 complete.
Les observations les plus r6cen-
tes montrent que les b6b6s aflig6s
de maux d'yeux ont souvent des
traces de tuberculose sur d'autres
parties du corps. Ces affections
oculaires sont parfois lie resultat de
conditions malsaines.
La loi relative a ceux qui ont
charge d'enfants devient de plus
en- plus stricte ct ION Ell volt d6ja
l'efet salutaire, par exempIe: ST
apr6s deux semaines, les yeux con-
tinuent a etre rugueux, le m6decin
est tenu, sous peine dune amen
de de $500, de donner avis de la
chose aux autorit6s convenables.
Les gardes-malades ct les parents
sont prizes de fournir toute infor-
nation n6cessaire dams les cas- de
ce genre.
LIE movement est essentielle-
ment humanitaire, car il a pour
but ILLUMINATION du plus grand
malheur qui puisse accabler un
6tre human: rabsence de la vue
ct toutes les mis6res qui Faccom-
payment.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23

La celebration de la St jean
Baptiste, aura lieu cette aimee au
Pare Como, sous forme dun pique-
nique de famille auquel prendront
part les Canadiens de St Paul ct
Minneapolis r6unis, dimanche lie
25 JUN.
Les arrangements sont sous la
direction de lUnion Francaise de
St Paul ct la Soci6t6 st Jean-Bap-
tiste de Minneapolis.
Un programme athl6tique des
plus vari6 est en- preparation ct Sc
ra annonc6 plus tard. II y aura
aussi chants patriotiques 81 le CO.
mite en- charge peut reussir a or
ganiser les ch@urs en- temps. Nous
y reviendrons la semaine prochai-
ne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
LA CECITE

LIE docteur John G. Berry, qui
depuis 25 ans, fait une specialize
des maux d'yeux, dit que le NOM
bre des aveugles va diminuer de
beaucoup pendant le proclaim
quart de steele. Ce nest pas q raj
son de quelque nouvelle d6couver-
decouverte, mais par une applica-
tion plus rigoureuse des moyens de
prevention.
La majorit6 des personnes affli-
gees de c6cit6 le sont a cause dun
manque de soins au moment de la
naissance. Des avis sont exp6di6s
aux sage-femmes de toutes les ma
tionalit6s portant que manquer de
rapporter des maux d'yeux chez
les enfants, serait une cause suffi-
sante pour rapplication dune
amende de 100 dollars.
La commission de la c6cit6 fournit
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
A. j. VALENCOUR
PLOMBIER

Place les tuyaux q gas, pour la va
peur, pour eau ct 6gouts
346 ARTHUR ST.. n. E.
(Anciennement I'D" ST.
Telephone: n. w. East 1882
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23

Nine Narbonne, modiste, d6m6-
nagera son magasin dams quelques
jours, de la Monroe n. d., au No
II Avenue Centrale.
Ce enlargement indique que
Nine Narbonne eu du success
dams ses affaires, ct il ny nul
doute que son emplacement dams
ce quarter commercial, sera un
nouveau pas vers le success.
Nos Fluctuations.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
ANNONCES:

ANNONCES:
Tariff DIES annonces dome sur appll
cation.
Demandes d'emploi-demande de do
mestiques ou d'emloyes- pour
chambre Ou pension - annonces pour
objets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot
Nous enver1ons un numero specimen
du journal a toute personne qui en- fer
la demande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
FEU! FEU! FEU!

Pourquoi ne pas placer vos
Assurances avec un DIES n6tres
Soft contre lie Feu, les Ouragans
les Voleurs, les Automobiles ct
les Chevaux. Voyez done notre
compatrotes, il est digne de conf
ance ct est le seul Canadien-Fran-
Gals repr6sentant les Meilleures
Compagnies de la vile. Telepho-
ne, T. S. North 9l7; residence T.
S. North 522. C. C.. BeIanger
1900 Avenue Centrale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
SANTA FEE PASSENGER TRAIN
WRECKED NEAR SALTWATER,
OKLAHOMA, LAST NIGHT.
CAUSED BY SLIDING TRACK
of Oklahoma-Greenfe Oklahoma
Physician One Of the Dead-State-
ment of Railroad Company.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 21.-A complete
list of the killed and injured in the
Santa Fe wreck at Saltwater, Okla,
last night as given out by the general
manager here today follows:
The dead:
DR. ALBERT LOVE, Greenfield,
Okla.
MRS. MARY l.. ROSE, Saltwater
Okla.
The injured:
n. E. McNeal, Pawnee, Okla, dis
located shoulder and cut in face;
Charles Watkins, Oklahoma City,
shoulder and hand hurt; Mr.. Hill,
Pawnee, internal injuries and badly
cut; Mrs. Charles Bolton, Pawnee, in
ternal injuries.
The wreck is believed to have been
caused by water soaked earth sliding
with the track.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
A, A, G., BOXING
CONTEST TONIGHT
CLASSY CARD FOR FANS WILL BE
STAGED - STARTS PROMPTLY
AT $3.50.

Tonight at the rooms of the Ard
more Athletic club will be Witnessed
a fine boxing card.
The management nave spared no
pains to make this the most attrac-
live show ever pulled off in the city.
The main bout between Kid Zugg or
Philadelphia, and Harry Bason of Den
yer, will be a hummer, as both boys
are classy youngsters and will give
a good account of themselves in the
ring.
There will be four prelims of four
rounds each, and will be participated
in by some of the rising local aspir-
ants for pugilistic honors.
The management has promised
something extra in the way of box
ing for the first event, and 1t behooves
all lovers of the game to get there
early. The bouts start promtly at
$3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
Special Notice.

Two more very valuable prizes have
been added to the list through the
generosity of f. b. McElroy. These
are two $500 lots in the Oil City ad-
dition and they will be given as Sec
ond district prizes. Now is the time
to get busy and own something good.
Opportunity is within your grasp.
Fortunes are made on small strips Of
ground and they are all the more apt
to do so in a newly opened oil field.
This is eleven prizes offered so far
in the big contest and the value of
the prizes will soon reach 100000 in
stead of $2,5O00O. More prizes will
be added later as the contest prog
resses. Did you ever see so many
rich prizes offered for little work as
the Ardmoreite has announced to its
readers?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
THIRTY MULES cREMATED.
Barn and Contents Destroyed BY
Fire.

Eddy, McLennan county, Texas,
Feb. 2O.--Saturday night Charlie Dun
nings barn and contents were de-
stroyed by fire, burning two car loads
OF oats, several hundred bales Of hay
and several tons of cotton and all his
farming implements and thirty head
of young mules from to 5 years old
and twelve head of calves. Mr.. Dun
ing live 1-2 miles west of Eddy. The
particulars of the fire have not been
learned. Loss supposed to be about
$4,000 with no insurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE FARMER TELLS
SENATE COMMITTEE FARMERS
OPPOSE RECIPROCITY.
CROSS EXAMINATION BY STONE
Missouri Senator Conducts Cross Ex-
animation Of New Hampshire Man
Who Says Farmers Oppose Free
Trade in Farm Products.

Washington, d. c.. Feb. 21.-Farm-
ers protested against the Canadian
reciprocity today al a hearing before
the senate committee on finance.
n. J. Bachelderfer of New Hamp-
shire argued that six million farmers
were united in opposition to the agree
ment.
He voiced their protests against
free trade in farm products, while
protection was continued in maufac.
tured articles which the farmers must
buy.
Senator Stone of Missouri led the
cross examination.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
PROTEST
AGAINST HA|T|ANS
GOVERNMENT MAKES REPRE-
SENTATIoNs TO HAYTl AS TO
ExPELLlNG PRISONERS.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 21.-As a
result of a protest by the British con-
sui general at Port Au Prince, against
the reign of terror in Hayti, the state
department today made representa-
tions to the Haytian government on
the wholesale expulsion of the revo-
lutionary prisoners, advising the au-
thorities to adopt a more reasonable
course.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
21Z?&!55a!H1i53
Peary Bill Sidetracked.

Washington, Feb. 20.-An attempt
to obtain consideration for the bill to
make Robert f. Peary a Rear Admiral
failed today. The house was yonsid-
ering private bills when Representa-
tive Butler of Pennsylvania proposed
that the Peary bill be taken up. Rep
resentative Mann blocked the attempt
by a parliamentary motion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
POST CARDS TELL
OF WALL|NC'S LOVE
PRETTY PARiSiAN SUES PROMl-
NENT SOCIALIST WRITER FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE.

New York, n. Y, Feb. 21.-Post
cards bearing most fervent protesta-
ton figured today in the 100000
breach of promise suit brought by
Annette Bertha Gunspan, pretty
Partisan, against William English
Walling, prominent socialist writer
in the supreme court.
Walling is now the husband of Anna
Stunsky, the authoress, but Annette
said he proposed to her six times in
as many different foreign lands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
Trades Council Tonight.

A regular meeting of the Ardmore
Trades Council will be held in Labor
Hall lover Wonder Store) tonight at
7:45, when some important matters
relative to trades unions will be at
tended to. All delegates and men,
bers of the different local unions are
urgently requested to attend tonight's
meeting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
China to Abide by Treaty.

Pekin, Feb. 21.-The foreign board
Monday handed to Russian Minister
oKrovitz, the reply of China to the
Russian note, in which the latter de-
manded immediate compliance with
the Russo Chinese treaty of 1881.
China declares a willingness to abide
by the stipulations of the treaty. The
reply was cabled to every capital
yesterday and will be made public to-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-21
RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE BEING
CONCENTRATED AT kiSHTA OP-
POSiTE CHINESE CITY.
ORDERS TO THE CHINESE
Pekin Orders Chinese Residents OF
Mongolia to Mobilize Under Chinese
Banner War Preparations Still
Continue.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 21.-A dis
patch from Harbin says Russian
troops are being concentrated at
Kishta, a settlement in Siberia, close
to the Chinese frontier and opposite
the Chinese town, Miamachin.
The Chinese residents of Mongolia
have received orders from Pekin to
mobolize under the Chinese banner.