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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Jnolar,oet.


9ptun.
GithcrpiIlc Mputbcfcr opo. Sotr
Sohnipn, Gpothcfer / Gltberpile %
en- al gtuntei Gountps bcbit fleioiC
Snabpgeere, neoe forrige llgc al
Spinal Weringitis".
Wanac Scitc iHocbrrrbt. Gll
Stolb tilberenoe Sbcrman Ntr'crr
60. / Charles Sin neobrpnote tio'
Iia Ssnou9 Moraer, "a IS nTrol'
fuIoe &eitc onlfom / 6lamnlerne.
TIgmumth Gpnntn ~iorblipcr "%tprt".
YInnrolttb GountnS @oaro ni Super-
piiors par SirSbng iTroig me0
@ienncnlqoaeIie al Ben Scr opta9ne
SoIoonpetitioit, % Ben ianbtc@ al
mal1aIc onttrent $50 Naune paa Sc
nsopcnoilc 60 Eroceri, ioa Gouu
tnet aItioa fertilizer icrt.
Mpsc aflnit. Get Menc, iou Sc
iioIte Gage al ocnnc Hoe ifiiloe tru.
Sc iomnlcn / Siour Sim for at ON
oraaniierc llppcr Niiaioiri 6ipcr
Improvement ISiociution, or pod
nbcitcnli Sio bIepcn oiIpit. &c lie
lie al ocrL Der bar ~in0btbt, iad Jig
ncmlig life iitono til at me0c.
Sumrncr blcu iinoafurpirrct. ).
g. @nrret, CONNER oco NoIitirettcn
/ @nrlinaton hoppc0e ti0lia Ninnooq
QtorQen I'D gienncm ct &in0l / ire
Sic Gtagc al ct Of @peu9 NoipltoIer
% blep oicbIiffcIig orubt Som
mcren hnpNc / noQen Gio Iibt al ct
NcrpetiIirloc % bcbonoIcoc@ pon
@oipitnlet. San bIep 3S Nar gam.
mel % eItcrInhcr iig @uitrlt.
Sranfcrlpucn anIoia. CONNER
81 s. Gobcp crflGreoc iloitc N(an
BAG pcs Giiiriftarcitcn / Ecrrn, at
2opcn nm G~ruffcnboltc$ @chnn0
lima pes Stotcu9 Gronferoipl nor
il,Iot uo grunolopamraiiN. Gn Qr.
:. u. Yl0rid) al Mnion Sin %Nior0e
nemIig Den Tanitano, at mon life
bapoc nogcn MpnoiNbeo til at bolOc
bum iont 6nnQe pe0 nuontc Initalt
ielp ON han flinbe fnIoc3 Ell 0rllf
fenbolt.
llgnInia Snrn. Giitrift5rcticn Il
Charlton fom iorriQc llQc til en- brat
Iiil1it1inQ, ga man op0nne0e, at Ell
al @ranoiurpena Wteolcnmer life
lHie eaer ifripc, % at iltrpen
intct louIiat fll10c IorctaAc
iig. Sommeren ~erflprc0c, al ult,
bpno Sllrpcn pcb ocnnc Gerlnin ban
Be iorta1ct iig, mauttc tIIbaAcfalocS,
huob ser inn ifal Qierea peo DC
ler n'Qiortc SnQer, blipcr ct tort
Spcr1smoaI. Mdn0cn bar ncnnliQ
lent pnn @ranoiurpcn belle bette NIur
~ n'glpct a~ieuoclier pcO ire i%orificl-
ige Hetatcrmlner.
Nprt Gnrina / %cinrbcihc. Sta-
ems %anoepei@tommi@iiou bcticu0t.
ilGitc Nrr0aQ. at q fort Nltr.
his / &clarbeioc nj Slime u'hoIot peo
>anobuul2itolcn / Mines ira 2S0c
Dec. Ill 70e Gan. Gcttc cr set iorite
Nurill2 al lit SIog9 pc0 &ouN
1ruNalfoIcn "a Set unicc9 iont ct
ncQct piQtlQt Sfri0t. glc Gorutn-
n1cniorcr ciler au0rc. ser iorltoar
gclarbcioc, aumo0ea lipr an al BEL
o. omcnoitlent man unmrliQ
)i@ life penter at u0oumc belt 'llOt
lciarnc &auocuei&mQcniore poo sis
ic iaa GaQc ioa uil ser 0oQ mc0 en-
l,oQiit Qipc3 Self ~NnlconiuN
til ot iUttc liz inO / &c ieritc "a piG
&cgIcr ior 9ulUl al gooc &cjc.
StateuS bircftc Sfot. &opa2
Sieuoom2bcii0ocre pil nUite 9lor Re
tale | 0irettc Sfut Sl6000O0 ior at
hoI0e Statcn& Sturc "a oen@ i~ori(icl
SSnititutioner 0oocn0c. QC2u0tu
oentca @iceuic. Sportlcr Q. |. D. at
inobrin1c $iQ00.000. Cen ifatborc
al GicuNommcu iu0cu Staten
ar $91S, 1853. lem rcprNicrtcrcr
RI pirfelig &rroi al $3,G73. oct
So. Nj NenQc % SilQoG3haucu0c
rr onmcIot 500, 23S.00O. NtQt
Snotpgtcr pco in0ireftc Sfot goar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21

SuIes % RptaarsbiIien paa noset biuises
re men pSerit nette Sort meb opbsiet arif.
torusoruamsnt / to Sarper os bit Napn %
aoresie p%aatrpft (enselif eler norif Cert eff
ter gnife) anbefales osiaa enbpsr SamiIie
iom snifer at ienSe fine SIestninse % Ssns
ner en- iuut % fiiIiulb teilisn til aarets
itsrite Ssitio.
% Sort meb 6oupolutter .............75c
Te. iom suifer at ieube en- Ssulss % 9ipts
aarsbilisn til GamleIanbet, maa iubienbe
line seitiaiuser i%nareit.
b. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Norwegian Parcel Service

81 ienber M aae elass gaffer % Srast til
Tprse biniGere ens &c fnn fenoe bet per Or.
pres. I'm Te pil icnbe nuget til SlGst caer
genncr, iirip til
B IR G E r 0 S L A N D
211=212 Marquette Bldg, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21

Sulsn narmer fig, bpaIer altib bine Santer
psb bisie lpttelise Stunber. On snifer OF
isnbs SIest % genner en- Grinorins ON
bisis @ar. Suorfor life ct ualminbeIis
paffert &ort, b%porpaa fees SuIetrGet meb
epiene trnbt? Vt pil trpiie bit Napn %
Silieu paa bisie Sort at
fin 'Tinsn fniib" Suali= IL 10r SO.15
q. ssu ny ,tn r'.' ~" wv % for S1.25
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
SMIcs %


a.. buor bsitibelist bet par % bpils
fen @l9be Der blep, naar 90 ober
buffer trnste epfene paa suletra.t.
Oct par, ipntes bu, ben iteriie
gegipenbeb / bit Sip. 90 naar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21

Tntif brrnbt | Ynucrnc. NIbert
anutlonS Suffcrteiabutlf / 2nucrne
blcp iioitc Ssnoog nntUnot peo Gr'
pIoiion al en- Topcornmalfinc % be
Ie Observation-Disclosures bIco iliIo'tGn'
oia eocIogt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
SnotulNffe pco Mciabn.

GLOOM. bocn0c / ben lille @p &ir-
Qin;a. bar nn0er &oqtcn itllOt %
orubt en- ma Mon0 pco Pam Sohn
Mclenifi. Gcnnc bar ell itor 0roo
arapc, lom broatc @lom til al fro
oct uar en- Short.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Githcrpinc Mputhcfcr opo. s

StoIb tilbererbc Sbcrman Ntr'err
60. / Charles Sin n%eobrrnote iio'
Iia Seitou9 Moraeu, "a IS pTrol'
fuIhc Meitc ornfom / GIammcrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Talact | Grpufituu nan!oiat.

%alact / Groufituu nar!oiat. 81.
ter az man | Groofltou bar %0icnnenn.
Baoet eli al inc bcitigite &%al9fam-
pe oQ laauibt TONNE / DC rcttc ,SoIoer
lAien citer oeulc, iaar man MI bore,
al Bet belle iad gicrne funoc pTret
Ipnret, "a %oI9ct iaa aIIigepeI er
lt0nIot1t. : i'm Sper Tor at maale
ArTftcr er man nemllg TONNE ilfabe
Tor belt at Qlcmnle Den me Talg.
lob, lom iioIte Sc~9islotllr meb ioa
meQct &opeobrlio fif iltano. Set or
liar N~citcmnlclien ON sc forificlige
NouoiboterS Angipclie al, bporlneget
&algtampen foitcoe Benz. lom belt
bIep ioriemt, % iaapel @paopofatcu
iom StaterS Ittorncp General bar
crtIGret %alget ior ugploiat, Gitp
Glerf Gibbs bar iom GsIgc beraf
neatet at uoitcoe Be panli9e Sub.
magtcr. 100 Ger itaor mou og pes
buerten 10 clcr ino. SC palgte San.
otooter anio9es at pile iege Hettens
&iplp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Guonc for Sfplcbprn. .

fc uoibGnQiQc Sfolcoiitrift bar tlpbt
10 Toqne, bpouncO Nerncnc trans
porterc5 ira @nno0iitriftcrnc III
SfoIcn % tilboQc i9ien. &ognene cr
luffcoc % foripncOc mco Nlnolter
Inopcl iornn iom baQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21

SinmnnttNucri. z. @ro'2u1on0,
Mon0cI2rciicn0c for CT 0jomuutiir
ma ! Chicago, uor 9tat til Sonoug
luoer Neiicu / Ell SopcpoNu ira "a,
r2uport, Soma. til q. NolI bIcocn
iroluaalct 0Iomantcr til Ell Nur0l
Al $4,000. Gen lille HUocrtaltc mes
&c %toitbarc Stcuc p1r tnQct ira Stem
mcltcnet mn0cr N~opcopu0eu mc0ena
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

,lbe Wpomins 6. IL. g. SO. an
Wdrgaret N. Hoine, Got 3 in Mcg.a.
mara unD Corners llnterabtb. in
Wnomins. 81.
DITTO y. Geier an glnna. 8. 1anaes
man, 10 bci 200 Sub an Der Siipieii.
bon WcWiilan Girabe, 153 SUB DIT
LTD bon Snglsfibe plaee. ST..
Charles 90. 1ongeman an anna 6.
1angeman. 80 CUB an Der Siioieits
bon WcWli[Ian Strabe, ebenio 1hsil
bon ben Cots 81 unb 80 in Z. 80.
lncn's Giiate, ebenio Cots % uno rs
in Short's 2. llnterabtb. in 5ern
Dant. 81.
glIfpin u. gons an George Dbl, %
bel 100 Sub an Der Sitfeite BON Gap
Ctr. 81.
aueius 20. Wnibington en- 1bomas
y. Wlurebon, Gontraft bic Got 10 iInp
einen Sbeil Der Got IL in R. Doutb+
pait's llnterabth. in Gumuiaspille fir
S870 3u pertaufen.
ImeIia 81. &iritein II. ". on gbnr.
les v. apmeper, 8 Sabre aeaie auf
eintn 2abcn on Der Giiboiiede ppa
Nuburn ape. unb CORN Ctr. nlos
natlife Mistbe $50.
Gburles DoIff ir. an Soiepb Sasns
lein u. a., 20 bei SO SUB I'll bsrglorD.
feite bon 2ipingfton Ctr, Ditlih BON
JrssHlan Npe. $20S5.
emma .. 6ekr an Sennie Barn,
Cots 47 AS uno gkil pon Got as in
6idmdn unb WilIioms llniera6th. in
0lenoaIe. 81.
Catherine Ghterman an 2lu1uf: q.
Bammeriin, Got $50 in unierabtbei=
lung u in OatIsn parf. 81.
2ouiia Maaner on eobu 9ogsle
fang, 25 BEL 125 JuB an Der gBsit.
isiie bon Chambers Str., 100 SUB
nprolih BON Gbaie Str. 81.
gse!er Soeifer, gret., an Willidm
WeG Glusiep II. a., 10 9lder 2ano in
gsition 6 in grsen 5otpni5ip.
$1,000.
Grnii 1rop on 9Rrsiia 5rieosr.
Got SO in Wt. 4uturn unp apOnoalc
Spnoieate unierabt1. 81.
Winiam 9. Wapbod an Rsitis 2sis
fel. 25 SUB an Der Weitfeite pon Wlits
dea 4nenue in gRinton ploce. 81.
9eorge W. SanoIeD al Duptb :.
meber, Got 40 in WteJtdmnra uro
gonner's llnterabtbeilung in 2otlano.
81.
Wiarion y. 9snsIofp on sspfspbins
Spinnine, Got As in 5arrtion's lin
ierdbth. in gItpes. $4,000.
2ouis gSfsifisr an Caroline 81. ri.
der, 30 BEL 125 Jub an Der Rorbisi:e
bon Terrace Ipe., $40 SUB 0ltIih pon
Wbitfielb Gpe. 81
JoTepbins 9pesIing on Geo 81.
go.sIins, So bel So SUB all Der Siibs
oftede bon 4Ims place uHb 2ocrii
Ctr. ebsnIo 66 JuB an Der eihleiie
Don aocuit Strubs, 80 SUP oitlih pru
Gin Ctr. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
Cincinnati, "a. Rop.
Rene 6npotheieu.

~ Ae ~ z 4 IL.
Sarob 6. golIep an QincoIn 9. u
Qo. !. $500.
Charles +. Darnsr an 2tpoIlo z. IL
9. So. $4,000.
6enrp Slider an 0sitipoob 6Omc.
Iteao 60. $500.
George Sdihmann or Southsru
Ohio 6. II. J. so. $500.
George Obi an SomsbuiIbsrs 6. L
g. 60. $4,000.
SsnaB Grsiu on Reobina 3. II. G
60. $1,000.
Jofepb SaenIsin an gongrsb 3. y
60. $500.
WiarD 5aenlein on DO. $500.
lauta Smith an Wabiion Roai
9. II. 6. 60. $500.
SEQ SO. 0osIins an Woooburn aps
6. II. 9. 60. $1,000.
Wargarei y. sprnmon an Z. Wdri
6. II. q. go. $2400.
Games 3. 5oIsp an DO. $3.50.
:. WilIiam Qommers an Weitfpoos
5omsiteab 60. $4,000.
WiiIiam Meglustn an Soutbsu
Ohio 6. II. 8. 60. $1,000.
Sbereia syrieber an peoples 9. u
G. 60. 5000.
CHARTS 3. Morner an abomas :,
Wnrt. $500.
Gborles q. Nisbdus an g3riee lnl
.. u. 6. 60. $4,000.
3arlep JurlOns on 5roome Mnrs
ris. $500.
Oerlelbe an grant guriong,
$672.77.
ahomas Gain II. q. an sSrii5 3. L.
6. 60. $500.
eulu 5opes en- Delta 6. u. 60.
$500.
Maub 6. Sbsers an bo. $27OO.
Muguft 5.gera an German 8. 6. II.
g. Sc. $1,000.
9aDio 8. Weber on Gntsrpriie 3.
u. Q..A. 60. $1,000.
6elen Delnbnr an Grnlt Siation 6.
u. q. 60. $1,000.
Oetiigte 6ppotbeten.
Grant e. 9eim an n. 6. pa6cuo.
$3.50.
Abelbeib 5oeft an IL. Warb 3. Il.
g. Go. $500.
asnrp Slider an Weitnooo 6om.s
iteab Go. $500.
Wlilton 9osart an 6arrist q. Cans
ter. $500.
Garah g. gDIlep an o. psitp.
$500.
Gafper Hininser an Wiomi 9opns
ibip y. II. 6. SO. $1,000.
ebiparb 8. aaBner an Wiubhica 9.
u. go. 2. 1915.
Sgnnb 8. 0rsin an Neobins O.. u.
s co. $1,000.
Otorse Rappes an Tune Ctr. q. u.
g. 90. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25

mm. MaoIp an Z. WarD 8. " 3.
go. $24OO.
3. 20. 2dmners on Weitpoor
6Dlnfiteab SO. $4,000.
/ Garab 8. pierIOn al s5snrp 8.
Carr. $3.50.
W1Tisr sSibnauries an Souttern
Obiu 6. Ii. g. So. $500.
SCbn Murran on SOa 2. @ifforo-
S9S.
ssofepbins Tntsn an Columbia u.
Ii. 8. u. SO. S75O. s t
lditra SnlIt1 an utar9 ". Jt1sn.
$500,
Gtas. q. NitbduS an price oia 2.
u. 8. SO. $4,000.
gIinbetb 8. MiLlsr an 2Ouig 8.
arnta. $500.
leo ID. @cslin9 an Union Snrr
iras y. II. 8. so. $4,000.
ausuit 3. Berg an gntsrprifs q.
II. 6. u. 60. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
Sin iiOhes aleinoo

lit Der quite gtnne. gr mill erlpor5cn
uno betal,pte. iein. 3e1itIih 5eigt Oos
Der gltte 9tarne, Den lid melt iibcc oie
grbe bin Die leriibntten St. Bernard
araltterpiuen eriporben haben. lau-
ienoe uno Snliienoe bon Wicnldlcn,
ipelde on idmeren arQnfbeiten nes
Waaens, Der 2eber mio ser gtieren
litten, preiien hieie trefflifen 8iaen;
oenn obne ocren SiilIe piiroen jene
2erte idon langft unter Dem Haien
liegen. llno taglih mebrt iich bic 3nbl
Der 2obreoner; oenn bieie qeillcu be,
boupten aud cos aleinoo ibres guten
Nanens. % Gents. rs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
GrnnSeiseHtbnmSA Atertragnnlen
eineinnati, "a. WoD.

Shsmas S. Dare an Charles 3.
Warner l.. a., ! 46er 2anb in Gel.
tion 20 in Columbia 1p. 81.
Hortb College 9iH NeaItp 60. an
Grans S6ilmpIler, Got 410 in Ohio
2anb anb Improvement Co.'S uniers
abtb. 81.
ausuit Balance an Jnmes @. 8as
ter, Cots 131, 132, SO, SO, 81, 81,
129 nao 130 In MiIIs unb RIine's a.
lnierabtbeiIung an We2scn 4penue,
81.
Wiilton 6. Campbell an gbparc
Shoeneboum, Got 35 in Gnman unb
9umbreht's llnter0bth. in 7ersa
Alta. $125.
Caleb 6. 3. CONAN an Qionel Rn.
geman, Cots 81, SO, 50 unb "a In
eonglportb's unternbtbeiluns an Na.
leneia ADe. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
Grfter @eronfp.

gmma tim Monat Wai nit elmer
Jreunoin fpaaieren sebenO): ,aiebi,
9u audi ben Wai?"
4nna: .Nsin. id Iiebe sinsn ssspiIe
fen Weeier."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-25
. a m.

aomponiit: mWe esfdGt Dir meins
Sperette, gbuarD2"
n@robartis; ulle m.ins 2ieblinasmes
lobien tommen oarin por."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-03
Col. A. V. Doak Returns.

Col. A. V. Doak returned yesterday
Iawton and other cities along the line
Of the" proposed Ringing" railroad.
Ioad news, but says that the only def
il ite information which he may give
people of Lawton is that the road will
be built and that the work will begin
al an early date and follow. as nearly
AZ practical, the survey of the origi
nal "Hamon road" Colonel Doak said
that while he was not in a position to
give any information, yet he felt a.
liberty to say that the people of Law
ton, so far as he could learn, had
s'er ed up with John Ringing and that
their contract with the millionaire
showman-railroad builder was SINH
lar, if not identical with the contract
which had been signed by all parties
concerned in this city.
The contract signed by Ringing
and the Ardmore committee provides
that the work of actual construction
shall begin not later than January 80,
of this year and carries with it, so it
is understood forfeit on the part of
Ringling should he fail, in any partic-
in carrying out this portion of
his contract Rumors have been cur
rent for several days that the con-
tract for the grading of the first sec
ton of the road has already been
awarded but up to date it has been
to verify these rumors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-03
A Painful Accident.

]. A. Thomas (or Thompson), a
plumber employed by George Erich
son. met with a very painful accident
abtut two O'Clock this afternoon. He
was engaged in doing some repair
work in the place of business of Ju-
lius Kahn. when the ladder r\on
which he was standing slipped and
threw him to the floor. A broken
soda bottle came in contact with
his left ankle as he fell and inflicted
a deep and painful cut Just below the
ankle Joint After the accident the
man walkeI lnaided. to the office
Of DR.. McNeese, who dressed the
wound Several stitches were re
quired in drawing the edges of the
cut together.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-03

Sherman, Jan. va ious parties
here who have had relatives to die
in the last few weeks have received
small packages by express with c.
o. II. sums from So to $40.
Accompanying the package is a
communication that parties now de-
ceased ordered the goods before they
died. The packages come without
examination permits.
Severla have paid the c. o. D.
charges and upon opening the pack
ages found they contained soma
cheap jewelry, practically worthless.
The express companies have sent
ont warnings regarding this plan of
takers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-03
OPINIONS FROM
COURT Of APPEALS
CLEMENS CASE REVERsED-IS
AN ORDINARY POCKET KNIFE A
DANGEROUS WEAPON2

Oklahoma CITY, Jan. 2.-An ordi'
nary pocketknife is not necessarily a
deadly weapon, was the holding OF
the criminal court CT appeals in an
opinion by Judge Thomas H. Doyle,
reversing and remanding the case OF
John c. Clemens, appealed from
Muskogee county. In this case, the
court said, jt was question or TACT
for the jury whether the pocketknife'
IL they believed one was used was
such weapon.
II is not a requirement of the OK
lahoma law that negroes must be
placed on a jury. In the case OF
Jesse Mcintosh Of Wagner county
given a life sentence for murder, the
iury was challenged because no ne
groes served thereon, but the higher
court in an opinion by Presiding
Judge Furman held against the de-
fendant. because it had not been
proven lie had been Disseminated
against for this reason. The Gase
was reversed, however, upon ques'
TORS of law.
The court declined to express an
opinion to Gov. Cruce upon the rec
ord in the death penalty given Geo
Reedv of McAlester, for the reason
that the time for appealing the case
had not expired neither had the de
fendant waived his rieht OF appeal.
Reedy was sentenced by the district
court of McAlester to die by electro.
cution on Jan. 10. Transcript OF the
record was forwarded to the cover
nor and by him transmitted to the
criminal court for a final review un-
der the law
Another opinion by Presiding
Judge Furman was dismissing the ap-
peal of Otis Shipman, given one year
in the peni.entary for robbery com
mitted in Sequoyah county.
Opinions by Judge Armstrong re
verses the case of Jess HumphreJ
of Seminole county, convicted o.
manelauchter, and the case of George
Turnbull. given ten years for first
decree manslaughter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-03

Col. A. V. Doali has returned IRON.
Lawton. where he enjoyed the Christ
mas holidays as the guest of his son,
A. G. Doak, who is the manager Of
the branch of the Pennington Whole
sale Grocery house in that city.
John B. McGIaw is in the city
today from Dallas, Texas, on business
with the Ardmore board of education
Uncle Tom" Smith, the marble
salesman, Is in pauis Valley on bus
iness for the firm he represents.
Col. r. A. White has returned
from an extended business visit to
New York and ether eastern cities
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more, have tie distinction Of being
the first couple to procure a mar
riase license in Carter county in the
year 1918. Just before the hour of
clJsins, the bride and BRIDEGROOM
elect appeared before the clerk of
the county court and stated their
wishes to begin the glad New Year
as one, and being of an accommodat-
,ns mind Mr. Leeman. the clerk, post
poned tGe time of closing his office
long enough to issue the required
happiness permit.
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eader. subject-"Nations and The

leader Subject-"Nations and The +
Rulers"
Tuesday, Jan. I, 7:3O p m, At Tho
c, ristian church, Rev, c. r. GrIy,
leader Subject The Church Ud,.
versal, One Body of Which Christ
is the Head
Wednesday, Jan s, 7:3O p. m, eao%
church will hold it's regular prayer
rleeting.
Thursday, Jan. 9, 1880 p, m, at the
Methodist church, Rev. NJ. S. Johascn,
leader. Subject. Home, Missioh9.
Friday, Jan. 10, 7:3O p. m, ut 'hc
Presbyterian church, Rev. F. NJ. Mas
tars, leader. Subject-"Famihcs,
1 EDUCATIONAL Establishments and the
Young"
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PRESBYTERIAN Northeast.

Sunday schol at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 9:45 p.
n -
Christian Endeavor at 6:15 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1890
p. m.
beginning Jan. -, 1913, We expect
the assistace of Rev. Duncan Nc
Euer of Pauls Valley, who is pastor
evangelist of Ardmore Presbytery, ii
series of revival meetings. These
meetings are a part of the simult1r-
eous campaign in the other churches
Of the city. We ask your earnest
Irayers and assistance at these mee'-
iGgs. Let everybody come.
r. G.. CARNAHAN,
Pastor.
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Odd Bits Of News.

"The BRIDE" said an Austrian pa
per. appeared in smart white frock
of pale blue linen"
A newspaper headline runs: Moth
er of Eighty Complains" Don't won.
der at it. Our own missus finds even
one troublesome.
The latest Irish bull: "It looks as
if she had saddled herself with a
veritable white elephant"
paper.
A Missouri lawyer, in pleading a
wire's dirorce case, stated that her
husband undertook to poison her
without just cause
From South Dakota journal.
"The bride is refined young lady
of curture. as is also Mr.. Smith"
From the oxford Register: The
Zoo is open again. 1t was closed for
few days or account of the pet pig
swallowing n stick of dynamite"
In the present high cost Of living
thanks are due the Corydon Republl
car for this help'ui recipe: "To keep
ants away from the refrigerator, tic
woolen strings around each leo, sar
urated with turpentine." Boston
Transcript.
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FIERCE BATTLE
WITH SMUCC[ERS
WEALTHY PORTUGUESE CATTLE
PAISER AND EMPLOYEES BAT
TILE WITH ROBBERS.

Valencia, Domingo, Portugal, Jan. 3.
After a fierce battle with Jose Mur-
i!haes. a wealthy cattle raiser, and
forty herdsmen of the Portuguese
Spanish frontier today, a daring band
Of smugglers made off with ninety
thousand dollars, which Murilhae'
lad received from the sac of his
herds. Nine herdsmen were killed
enc fourteen of them seriously wound
ed. most of them fatally.
The civil guardsof the entire prov
ince are in pursuit of the *nuggiers.
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Broadway Baptist Church.

Regular services throughout day Sun
day. The Sunday school will meet
at 9:45, Prof. c. w. Richards, Supt.
The pastor will preach both hours.
Morning subject: Going Forward.
Evening subject: Gods Place in
Creation"
The oLrd's supper will be observed
a; the Close of the evening sermon.
The Woman's Aid and Missionary
society will meet at p. m. Tuesday
at the church, Mrs. I. B. Grubbs, Pres.
The pastor will preach at Confed-
crate home p. m. Sunday.
F. NJ. MASTERS,
Past )r.
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ALMA SATURDAY MIGHT

"Alma, Where Do You Ii. e?" tho
big New York Musical Comdey SIC
cess play, Robson opera house to-
morrow night. This is the original
New York company that played over
one year in New York City, and you
will make a mistake if you fail to
see the show. Curtain promptly at
$50 p. m. Seats are selling fast at
Posts.
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Broadwt,y Methodist,

Sunday school 9:45. Junior League
. p. m. Senior League $50 p. m.
Public worship II a. m, and 1880
m. with preaching by the pastor.
Subjects: II a. m.-"The Christians
Resources" 1880 p. m.-"The All
Conquering Triple Alliance"
Come and worship with us.
c. R. GRAY.
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Hunqarian Leaders in Jail.

Budapest, Jan. AFTER an hours
saber due'ling over politics. Count
Michael Karolyi, prominent member
Of the opposition in the Hungarian
lower house, was severely wounded
10y Count Stephen Tisza, speaker Of
Il e house.
The combatants, exhausted. sepq-
rated unreconciled.
Count Tisza was cut in the hand.
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St. Philips Church.

Holy communion at a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at II O..
II.
The Bishop of the Diocele will
visit st. Philips Sunday, January u,
at 7:30 p. m.
FRANCIS p. KEIOHER,
Rector.
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EIGHT MINERS RESCUED AliV 6
Ninth Man imprisoned Forty Hours
Nav Be Dead.

Tamaqua Pa, Jan. AFTER being
Imprisoned behind wall of coal, rock
and other mine refuse, eight of the
Line men entombed yesterday in the
colliery of the east Lehigh company,
near here, were rescued alive tonight
The other man, Joseph Waters, is
missing. and is believed to have been
killed. The men were imprisoned for
yearly forty hours.
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First Christian Church.

Sunday school at 9:45, I. r. Mason,
Supt.
Preaching at II a. m.
No services in the evening.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3O.
NJ. S. JOHNSON,
Pastor.