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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-12-08

GIFTS OF QUALITY. That is the
kind we sell. When YOU buy
Kodak, Victor or Columbia Phono-
graph, Fountain Pen, bottle of
Perfume, a box of Candy, or box af
Cigars here, you get the best that
money can buy.
The Rexall Store.
EAGLE DRUG CO..
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-12-08

Choice Confectionery in bulk and
fancy box goods. Fresh Nuts, ETC., at
Cooney & Co.'S Store.-Advertisemen
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-12-08

YOUR GIFT WILL BE APPRE-
GATED IF YOU BUY 1T HERE, be-
cause we carry only the best standard
goods. See our line of Partisan Ivory
and compare the prices we are asking.
EAGLE DRUG CO..
The Rexall Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-12-08
w. G. T. U. MEETING
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The w. C. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. It. D. Brown tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30. All members are
requested to attend
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-12-08
ELKo GIRLS WILL

The girls of the local High school
have organized basketball team ana
will leave for Winnemucca Friday TO
try and better the record the boys OF
Elko have made in their games with
the team of that city. Under the able
tutelage of Coach Thomas, the girls
have been whipped into fast team
and are confident that they will re-
gain the laurels lost to Winnemueca
by the boys. At any rate, they have
the proper spirit and, like the boys
they will not be discouraged by de
feat and will come back with renewed
efforts whenever the proper oppor-
tunity presents itself.-lndependent'
FANCY PACKAGES OF PER
FUME for the Holiday trade. See our
line before you buy.
STEPHENSON DRUG CO.,
The Corner Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-12-08
Germans stin ON the Offensive.

PARIS, Dec S.-By constant fight
ing along the Passchendaele road, the
French operating from south of Ypres
nearly reached Roulers in a flanking
movement. To cover Menin with the
support of the artillery, the French
gradually advanced their lines until
they practically cleared the railroad.
Despite the vigorous offensive by the
allies, indications are that the Ger
mans have not yet abandoned the
offensive everywhere.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-12-08
RUSSIANS CONCfDF
GERMAN SUCCESS
(By United Press.)

PEIROGRAD, Dec. S.-An official
statement admits that the Germans
were able to make a vigorous attack
Tor eight days up to December by
the arrival of six army corps and five
cavalry divisions. Part of these came
from the western battlefield, and it
IS stated the others were new forma-
tions 1t is asserted that owing to a
lack of cohesion. the Germans lost
heavily.
PARIS, Dec. S.--An official COM
munication says: THE enemy became
more active at Ypres and Yser The
French artillery repelled successfully
all attacks. Operations in the Aisne
and Champagne regions were marked
chiefly by artilley duels. The French
gained some ground at Argonne."
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
Tar So6ns Sopfins.

Ser AIqemeiRe gr5iebungsrat Ifers
mics Ter Sobns 9optins Meoital
G9ooI Ten 9etrae pon 81. 100000.
Damit nir0 bic Doae 3eits8alis in
alien Departments ermDglidt. Der
Yetrag felt bic %lpeenannte Milliam
8. Yield 5tiftung bar.
9ufor Sdut3 geForben.
YaItor 6. s. 80. S6uI8 Der Mits
begriinter Der WliHouri unD Ohio
Snncoe ser QutberiIhen Stride, iii in
Gbanspine, 3no., 90 Sabr alt, geItors
Ben. Gr nar Der leBte Der ant BIO
Mere. bic 1914 nab Snoiano tomen.
um fir bic Nusbreitung hires @laus
bens al arbeiten. Dur4 feline BE.
mii1unQen entItano oas Goncorbio
gOnsae in Sort Manne. Sno.
Streiftn4usfi9t
@ertreter ser Derfhieoenen 8erbGnbe
Der 9abnonasHelisn bon 81 9obu-
linien neIilid BON G6icaqo limb nit
Der MbfaiIune zines llltimaiums be-
fndftigt, fpeltsS ben 9e!riebSleituns
gen Der 8obngsiealAaften unOer5iig
li6 unterbreiEe! psroen Ip1. 0it
9eute, mebr ais aht3iqtuuieno an Scr
3abl. psrlangen cine 9ertiirsung Der
Arbeits3eit BON 3sbn ouT oht Stunber
BRO Sag obne 2obnab5ug. Der Gre
tutibausihub Der qnosItellteH bat be.
fdloHen, cine Abltimmung iiber bic
Durdfibrung eines @eneraliireits in
ben ein3elnen 8erb6noen %an5uoronen
Die Qotomotipfiihrer unb bic 9eiSer
boben bereits bic entideioenoe ab4
ftimmurs iiber eiHen Streit aufse-
nommen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
annapolis

Sn oer 6lotieu 9lfo0emie beltebi
cine %%oridlriit, Ole es oen Ssaoctten
inlterlagt, @an0t0lHeL SouttW
oDer 1te0cninirne Ger Namei 5li
irngen Die ann 9einA nab slinu
1aliS tonlnlGl ul0 Die pom 0ea "a.
fiinitiaen Nomir1len pam @atnlafe
o6Qcbolt mer0cn. g4cr 0ieicr g}pr
idlriit 3lhuj0er ban0elt, Oeur wsr9ag
% Gmfte Don Der 1iibrn89liite 40
acihric6en. 1ics fam octH NeprG
l~entantcn @riticT bon Slime 81.
Gcbor Der oann 0en 6lotieniefrcio
erilId)ic, ben Saperintenocnien osl
Nfnocnie I'M cIlen 9eridt iiber 81
lpie. marllBl, ipesDal6 al3uaeAen
@crr Nriiton miro ieoenianS ii 0n.
ter Belt All Dem S%nltan3enueqe AN
tI0rlml crbnltun. 9lls ciuer Sc.
@riiuoe ocS Herbot9 miro auQcinbri
Dab Ole Naoetlcl uloalihcupsiie il
ben Nan0toidul Sdnapps ID o$g
AfnOaaie einidnnrgaeln mJmteit.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
M6Onniert anf Oas rMaibinotOn
SonrnaI"
Il - a 4 A 4 A a. i a a. 4 q.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
Mnn fnraer Nauer.

Die 8erliner @eri9te perben ii4 in
turaem nit Der SdeiDungsflage Der
Dor feds Mpnaten an ben 9on. SObn
TreemansM ilforb per6eirotetsn Sod
ter oes ROblent0nigs BON SrieOldnbers
sulo gu beFoKen bnben. bic i9ren in
Gnqlonb lebenben @atten. einen Sobr
bon Qoro R~ebesbaIe. bereits ~berlnfen
Eat uno au ibren Gltern auriidgetelrt
lit. Der Batter Der jungen Jrou nil
Ti1 iiber G~in3el6eiten ni4t ausioHsa,
pennglei9 er Die bebOrftebenbe SAeis
bung ni9t leugnet.
@ren3DsrIeBnngen.
Ote Tdue, ba frdn3Off9e 8lieser
Oas gren3recbt berIeben. foneen an,
Iid in b0aIt auffalenber Weiie gu
mebren. SIS psrgebt fat fein Sag.
an oem niAt Die 2anbung fran0Diiiher
5lieqer auf teutI9sm @ebiet gu be-
ridten pdre. Mian 1T eeneist, oiefe
bdufige 2onbuneen p0n fran30lfhen
Tliegern ouf beutfhem 8oOen ni4t
mebr ols barmloie 3ufdligteiten 81
betroAten, unb olentbalben gibt fi6
iiber oieIe @ren3Oerlebungen grobe
Gntriituns tuno.
gum SduB.
lin ltd seeen etpaige Nnsriffe
6urb Hlug3elqe gu fdiiben. beiAlob
bic britiTte Hegisrung, entlang Der
Riite @roBbritonniens cine Reibe bon
Siirmen ait erri9ten, Die je nit 3mei
G6neafeuer9eI6iben beIon0erer Som
ltruttion ousgeriiitet peroen fouen.
Observation-Disclosures ipie portsmoutb unb
NoTDtb uno anoere pulttts. bic Nnz
griffsn burh TlusSeuge beIOnoers
ousseieBt nGren. Tolen bon berurtis
gen 5iirmen OoI1tdnois einsetreilt
iperben.
5ungersnpt brobt.
Sm preuBif9sn Sabrbud ertldrt
profeiior aarl 8anob, Oeutl9lanb
bro6e i'm 2risgsfaIe cine Sunoersnot,
BRIT piirbe inaerboIb reniger MDs
den einen erorbitontsn preis erreiz
den. SIN eriten Sabre piirOe 6leil9s
uno Mil9tonium UNI so pro3ettt re.
ousiert rerben. Gr rat CUR MnIoge
troBer Spei6er. bic in Jr~ieOensSeiten
Norrot fir Elm gonoes Sobr entbalten
foaten. Dsutfdlnnb lit. Den Nuss
fiibrunesn bes @eIsbrieu nnh. niat
beHsr ouf ben Rrieg bOrbereitet. ols
gnel0no, bas 'bOnfdnbis bon Der Nob=
rungsmitteI3ufubr auf benz Meeresa
mcgee abbdngt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
Wei6dd6er Champion.
Trl. Marb 0rOpme, eieeerin tn
Orei matiOMalem 1nrmieren.

Guf orei n~atiOnaIen Sennisturnies
rem bat SRI. Marp 9ropns, Die caliz
Fornif6e 9enniserpsrtin. iid Den Sis
tel oes psibli9en 3ennisnompiOns Der
Der. Gtaaten errungen. Wdbreno Der
nd9Tten Monote pir0 SRI. @ropne nit
GROCER WleiIteri9oft fpislen miiHen,
6enn 3ipei ober brsi onbers Meiiterinz
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

De ameritaniften Gporismsu baben bifes Sahr hn Slid esbab gu
rR Osrindtm lie &, Die gOlfzgbompionihip GneuHOs 5 srrinsen pur.
ben aber 9efhogen. TonR tumen bic @nglGnber beruber. lhlugen be Vine.
rHoner i'm poOlpI unb nobmsn ibnsn ben gooprds iUsOsr OBJ. Dos
nddne 9pO~rtsve9nis pro bas MsitIssln nm ben gmsritazPrsis isr, Oos
i'm September nuf Der 90be BON Ganbn 6Oot foHiinoen fOn. Die omuito.
niTden gpOrtsmen ipdnfden nun nihts F%ebnIhbsr as OaB e linen gelingsn
mUse, pengfens ouf benz NnBu bic 8ritsn gu bsIegsn Sir S9Omas Sip.
ton bat Tb ober Elm pun6erbar I6nsnigeInbes Boot, ~GbamrOd W.,
bousn toFen unO SoAperidnoes hpsn orOBe grnartunssn pOn Der Set.
t~unssfd6gteit Der Sloop. Sic fat eintn ~ungep0Hnlid boben Qtaf uHb trdst
Elm rieFoes GeoeI. Sci lei1tsm Wnbe fon bic nShamrod Nv" cine aubers
OrOentiide @dnsaetsit sntutdsIn unb Osp 4ussnns bs Wttfgslns 6irfe
baHsr ns[sntia BON benz aur 3dt berrfden6en Meher owb9Gn9sn.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
Sieg Scr SOsialOcmOfrOten IN yO'
lOgna.

S9ei ocll @cmciuoerats Stidwab
fen in 9oIoglla iicotcn oie So5iaIoe-
mofroten. suf Dem &atbaus WurOq
inter n~llgebalrem Silbel Ser @eloi.
ien Die rOte 6abne aebiBt. Der neltc
giireermeiiter 8onarOi feiertc II. a.
Den uNeireier bon ScraieWo~, oeiicu
cat aQen 6iiritell sur @sabnung Die.
men iueroc.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

Mus Der booiihen Stabt pfor3beim
fDmmt bic ga9riht bon elmer pobltdi
ttgen Sttftung i'm 9stroee bon flint
Miaionen Mart, bic DER OaIelbit i'm
Mpril Dsrltorbene 8antinbabsr .Muguit
Ropfer. Der oas potriordaIilde Utter
bon odtaig Sabret erreihte. Der
&tdbtasmeinbs hinierIa1en bat.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
AMslaM0
8sbntanfsnb srIrunIsn.

3ebnfauenD erffuRten.
Bel ben ueleri9pemmungen oes
Met gliDer in Gbina iinp ua4 ben
etngelaufenen Melbungen 10000 per>
fonen ertrunten unD piele 6ungers
g%eItOrben. Die ueberFhmsmmuneen
poren in oielem Sobre Idlimmer als
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
GrhdIt Qberfommanbo

Gr8ber3Og TrisOrid, I. Il. I. @ene5
raj Der Snfanterie. bisber armeeins
1pettor unb ObsrtOmmanoant Der
Qanbmebr. nurbe pas 3ommaloo
lber Die gefamte 0iterrei4if4e ,Webr4
madt gu Qaube iibertrogen. gu elei7
der 8eit tpurbs sr gum Mbmiral uno
Generaltnipettor Der Warine ernannt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
fcinO DER TruaS.
&enatUr NnmmiES BON SOtua fiihrt
ciucH crbiticrtcn aarIpf.

Inter Nen erbiiteriten Wegnern Der
Truhs mi 8uuoesienat 1T Senator
q. 9. Gummins. Der friihsre @oupsrs
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

nsur bss Staates Sopa. Der an Der
Gpige GER @rupbe BON @eleb9ebern
IteGi, bic nit grobsr Drinalidteit
our5 8efiirportmg einihrdntenoer
@eIsbc unO burdl grdnolihs Inter
fuhung Der @eFhdfismeibooen Der
fruits eegea osren lebergriIie ans
Hmhfen-
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
R1niains @eburtataa.

Sn 8abern puroe Der @eburtstdg
Der R0nigin Maria 5bereie feitli9 be-
ganoeu. SIS mar Ieit LANCER Set bos
critic UlaI, bob Der @eburtstag etner
&0nigin begongen perben tonnte. Die
9erri9erin, pelHe So Sabre clt ges
moroen lit, lit cine gehorene gr3ber5os
ain Don Oel te reid Site. MnlGBliG
Ser Grmorbun9 oes 0fterreidh9sn
acknowledgements lpurbe bic Geier in
nuer Stine %begoneen.
prOf. Nernt geeIrt.
Dem ~bsriibmten pbpiiter, @ebeimen
Reeierunesrat prof. Malter NernIt,
Setter Des pbplitulif9z9emiI9en Sns
Itituts Der 9erliner uniperiitdt, 1T an>
lGbli9 Teines so. @eburtstngs bon Der
Se9nif6en 6odfduIe in Danais Der
Gbrenoottor ing. berlieben nOrben.
prOf. Nernit bat 3ablreihe Grfinbuns
gen eema6t, bon benen Defenders Die
NernHT9e elettrifde @liiblampe bers
Oorgeboben iperoen muB.
9Grenbibe.
Song DsutI9lono bat I9tper unter
elmer auBerOrbentIiden 9ibe uno
I9peren @epittern unb Malobrdnben
gu leiben. 4euli9 aeigte bos Sberz
mometer in man6en @egenoen 81
@rob Neoumur i'm Snotten unb
Menl9 uno Sier bottef inter biefer
enormen 6iBe i9per au leioen. SIN
SiibpeIten iino fhipere @eipitter ME-
oergegangen. bic ollentbolben sroBen
5doben ongeriAtet bobsn. SIN Nbeins
Lamb tpiiten Mol0brdnbe. bic trob
sifriser 8~etdmpfuns peiter lin fi4
sl ereifen orpben. Der ausertbtete
Materiolf6aben lit bereits ein srober.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
gbrenDpIIsr 9 II |.


profeFor Dr. Mrtbur Gran5 60.
unanab, her an Der @robber3ogIid
uilo 5er3O9lid Sd6ff9en @efomts
llniperIitdt in Sena rem 2ebrltubl fir
orientaliI9s YbiIoloeie innebat. bat
einen Ruf ais orbsntlihsr prOfeHor
bon Der @toatsuuiperfitdt bon penns
fplbnnia in philadelphia erbaIten.
profehor Or. llngnab, Der i'm Utter
bon 35 Sobren itebt. tpirtt felt flint
Sobren in Sena. SIM lnufenben Ges
meter left er iibtr bebrdiI6e @roms
mutif, MTprif6s8obpIonif9, Mrabifh
lnb Norolemitii6. Griiber mar er
ipiHenf 9oftli9er 9iIfsorbeiter an oen
R0niqliHen MuIsen in Berlin. pros
feHor llllgno0 bat fib nod nibt err
lldrt. Of er ben NIf annebmsn tpiro.
S0dftpabrf6einli6 aber miro er ibm
Bolse leiften.
6er3Dg Derrcgl.
Der 70 Sabre allie 9erSOg MIeran.
ben bon Olosnburg. Elm naber Der
ponoter bes reeiereuben @roBber5Ogs
bat fih bei eiuem MutomObillufal IN
Der NGbe BON aoiFerslautern lebensz
oefdbrliAs @erlebungen 3uge5ogen. @r,
foipohl tpie Iein 8egleiter muBten be-
Iinnunaslos ins 8ranlenbaus gei9affi
mer0en.
Sir Graueuftmmre9t.
Ser Idrebiide -Hei9stog erbielt
cine bon $4,000 Grauen unter3eid.
nete. M3aHenpetition in ipel9er BIZ
sFrouen Das Stimmredt. berlangeu,
Sim @orloae, bic ouf @~epGbrllne BEG
@iimmredts an Grauen binSielt, lieal
auqenblidlid Dem Qanotag Dor uni
aenieBt oie uhterHtiBung Der geiams
Ten liberolen pariei. gs Itebt jebod
au erlparisn, bnB Die Grfte Rammei
lie berwerFen tpirb.
81 It ungen.
Dem porifsr Temps" 1T aug Bel.
qrob, Gerbien. cine teIeerapbfne Wlel.
Oung bes Snbalts Sagesangen. oab i'd
in 9eiterrei9 Tnnaarn cine ouBerDr.
bentlid rsss mi!itariIde 1Gtietsit Be-
merlbar made. Der Meloung al.
foIee {pnen 40 MaaapnIaOuugsu We-
IHiibe BON 9uoopeIt nod Der .@renal
afqeaanaen- ieir. ,Gnilnng Der eon3sr
nDrbli4en GreHss Gsrbiens lou fieber'
bate SGti9Eeit eRtpidelt tper0en.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

nen i'm 9snnisfpiel baben Ite beraus=
g%eforoert uno iperben Deriuhsn, ibr
Die 0orbeeren 81 entreiBen, Die tie fid)
3nleBt auf Dem n%ationolen 9urnier in
philadelphia errurgen bat.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
Mrieben8fonferen !.

9ie boadnbif9e Regieruns bat an
iene NotiOneu, Die iia an Der spsiten
Irieoenstonferen3 beteiligten, bic Sim
labung geri9tet. 0eIegoten 5u etnsul
MusIhuB 3u ernenneI, Der Elm befis
nitipes programm fir Die brittle 3Onz
feren3 ausorbeiten fou. Der Nus
I9uB fOl an L. SUM-, 1915. i'm 9aog
anfommentretem.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

No9bem er 20 Sabre 3 u9tbaus
berbiiBt, puroe neulih Der 0eger
Tranf Williams bonn @Ouberneur
0'gleol bon Mlobama begnobigt. Sine
Surp bottle Miuioms I'M Sabre 1894
gu elmer 3udtbausitrofe BON 30 Sab
rem %berurtetlt. neil sr einem Roiege=
nOfen so Gents geraubt bate.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
@rober M~ aI0branD.

gBis beri9tst piro. tobt I'M norOs
Ditli9en Sell bon 8ropn Gpuntn, rs
Wleilen BON Snbionopolis sntferns, etu
GROCER @olbbrano, pelder Ii9 beretts
iber fiaf EuaOratmeilen eritredt.
Sine Nr3abl BON Jarmbdufern lit be-
reits 3erltOrt pOroen. Das Dorf
@sOrgstopn liegt brett i'm Mege Nes
Geuers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26

poets another carload containing the
same number in Wednesday,
Those desiring to purchase one are
advised to leave name with MI
Kearney. so as to avoid being dis
appointed. The phenomenal sale OF
Ford cars is we'll known in this
community, as the large number on
the streets of Ardmore will TESTIFY.
Mr. Kearney's place of business Is
two doors west of the Wilmington
hotel o-l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26
HISTORIC SCHOOL
IS IN ASHES
al OOMFiELD SEMINARY BURNED
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY DE
MOVED HERE,

Historic old Bloomfield Seminary IS
in ashes. Only two or three stores
remain. All the main buildings We're
swopt away Saturday evening about
! o'clock by fire. NO loss ol NE
occurred but many of the yonng ladles
lost their personal effects in the fire
There are more than eighty pupils
with no place to 90 and the superin-
tcndcpt Mrs. Annie G. Addington,
who was here to attend the funeral
of l.. \. Turman, would like to see
the school continued for the femaln-
der of the year. Hargroye College Is
the only vacant school property IN
this section of the state, and Mrs
Addngton will work through CON
prassmdn Carter to have the school
located here in llargrove College un-
tl the interior department decides
what steps shall be taken TO restore
the school. The school is for the
education of girls, it has farm of
100 acres, but it is of little use to
the school for the reason that 1t must
he opcrated by hired help, as none
of the pupils have anything to 40
with the farm.
Many of the brightest young women
of the state were educated at Bloom
field. il has always been conducted on
high plane, and has done useful
work. Elihu b. Hinshaw had charge
Of the school for many years, and
when the government sent +, W.
Horn, superintendent of the schools
OF Houston, Texas, to Indian Terri
tory to investigate educational condi
tions. Prof. Horn made an adverse
report on the Indian system, but salc
that in spite of the defects of the sys
TEN, that Prof linshaw had maintain
ed a great school Governor Johnston
and his wife in the early days hat
charge of the institution and in late
years Prof. J. r. Hendrix, who wa
superintendent of the Ardmor'
schools was superintendent at Bloom
field for a time.
The Ardmore Commercial Club hell
meeting this morning at which
9 plan of campaign was begun to otfe
$ the school the use of Hargrove co
lege, provided the owners would agre
to it,
Z As far as Ardmore is concerned
y this city would be very glad to haV
+ the school located permanently her
but in the event the Interior Depar
ment should not like to place tn
y school here, Ardmore still rejoice
$ that it can offer Bloomfield temporal
d quarters 50 the work of the year ca
r be continued without interrupuo
The school is supported by funds b
longing to the Indians, and is mai
II tanned without being burden upC
ii the people like many of the oth'
" educational institutions of the stat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26
The American Crusaders.

During the past two weeks the
Crusaders have been active and a
number of poor people of the city
have been clothed and fed by them,
Next Friday night they will give
a supper at their hall on A street
northwest for the benefit of their
work and invite the public to come
and patronize them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26

Hardy Oil company's well in p
3-4 was reported Saturday to be
drilling at $50 feet. The formation
was blue shale and the driller seem
ed to be hopeful This well is north
west of the proven field and is sit
uated between the Loco wells and
the Healdton pool Oil men do not
look with much favor upon this por-
ZION of the field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26

ator ]. T. Mcintosh, Durant; Benja-
min Gum of Girard, Kan; X. A.
Chestnut, Caddo; w. c. Hatcher, "a
ney. and ]. T. Ryle, Bokchito. Every
lodge in the county had representa-
tives at the meeting. This is perhaps
the biggest Masonic gathering that
has ever been held in Bryan county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26
OIL, and GAS NEWS

and the second Cruce we'll will be
rushed to completion so the Roberts
contract may he complied with.
Mrs. J. l.. Henry, wife of the
Houston oil man, has gone to Bay
city to visit for a time with her
parents.
j. l.. Henry has purchased a 90
acre lease in 2l-3-4. This land is
located northwest of the field anC
there is a probability that tests foI
oil will be made in that section,
Drilling is being done near Berwyl
AMI also near Mannsvlo. Oil an(
gas have been found at shallow
depth south of Kingston and oil has
been found at Aylesworth There is
a vast deal of drilling now beini
done in southern oklahoma and 9th.
er pools are likely to he found a
any time.
r. NJ. McFarlin of the McMal
company las returned from TeNa
and spent the sabbath IN Ardmore
d, l., .,.l-.. r.t,.u.I yp.fpv,l1'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26

Judge John J. Carney OF Ei Reno
was in the fields yesterday. He had
options on some property and went
ont to look over the situation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26
Eastern Star.

Regular meeting of Order of East
ern Star tonight at 1880 at Masonic
Temple.
MOLLIE PEEL,
Worthy Matrdh.
ESSIE JACKSON,
Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26

Find opportunities in the want ads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-26

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

SGger ItieBen unfGnQf i'm
8eitriipp nabe meIpiGe, iiiblid bon
!{:Sunti9ton, Gong Sslano, auf Spu4
rem zines friIden Grobes, unb fe
fanben IS gerdten, ole 9eb6roe al 6es
nodrt@tiaen. Setettip Briggs pon
9untirgtDn mafte ii1 parotlf nit
e!nem 2ei6enfeitatter unO beFen
N~iiiIteuten uuf ben @eg, Inn Nas
8rob gu Offnen. Gs Sei0te li@, 0ab
oteies cine 6ol3tifte entDielt, bic einen
tleinen M}etoIiorg barg. S6ipobl
Der 9etettip ii9 ni6t FLAIR rpar, ob
er oomit innerbd(6 Ger @reItSen Der
Ma3tbefu9utiIe gamble, feb er oen
Gdrg 0ffnen uno Elm toter !6unb
fam gum @pri1cin! 9as Sier mar
pffenbdr erit tiir5Ii9 aus ocm 9un6es
lrben geihtebcn, Inn elm Begrd6nis
81 ftnoen, oas anter isineselsiben
ale ein iot6,S cr[ler 9laFe 0eIten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

90 aBreno tiir3Ii9 IN einem
9auie IN Sdmilton Ont, bic anpers
ipanoten trailernb einen Sara Inn.
ldnoen, ipeIder bic 2ei6e zines jun
gen Wdanes eutbieIt, Die man fir ole
BON So6n 5bompiDn gebaIten battle,
pm Dem man gluubts, er lei BEL ben
Icbten furdtbaren Stiirmen auf oen
ginnenieen umgetomnen unb ole BON
Dem eigenen Batter bes 8ermibten als
Die ieines Gpbnes bedeiGnet norOen
mar, eri1ien Der SptgegIdu6te deIunh
unb munter I'M 9ralterbaufe. Gs Iaa
cine Remembering nit einem anberen
Sobn 3%bompfon Dor. pelber ouF
Dem unterge9angenen Dampfer Gar
rptbers" wirfli9 Ieinen 9pS aefuns
pm lat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

&ummsr iber bas S6td
foI ieiner 6amilte in @ien trieb
Nnton 9cntsr in Nelpart, u. S, CUR
ger3iptiflung unb er mdcbte i'm aeI>
ter oes 6duies go. rs Mdrfet ctr.
stnen SeIbfmprbpcriuc6 inpem er itd)
Die Yulsdoern an ben @anogeIentsn
- ineie. Gr lpuroe re9t5eitig dufge
Iinben unb, naGbem man bic @una
zen Ser9nben ocrbaftete unb i'm pos
l;5eigeyi6tc inter $500 8irgl9ait
Mitelt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14
PA. SEES INDUSTRIAL REVIVAL

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 14.-Western
Pennsylvania was pulsing today with
the signs of an industrial revival. This
was particularly evident in steel, but
reports from mining districts were
also encouraging.
Newcastle, McKeesport, Sharon
and Farrell were eenters Of renewed
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14

5 years service, one uniform year
free; after ten years service, two
uniforms a year free.
Members of the South Parks board
are appointed by the nine circuit
judges of Cook county. One COM
missioner is appointed each year for a
five-year term. The term of Edward
A. Tilden expires next year, that of
Joseph Donnersberger the year fol-
lowing. John Barton Payne, lawyer
for the beet trust and for various rail-
roads, is president of the board. He
was appointed this year.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14

activity in steel, while in the Monon-
gahela Valley, hundreds of miners
have returned to work and the pros
pect is for merrier Christmas than
had been thought possible. In the
little town of Bunols, 400 miners went
back to work after long period Of
idleness.