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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28
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in Dem S5otel etmn So
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lalilen un0 ebeu oaour9 iuir6 tie Nir
rei9iten aller Spra9en. Cir @eiit
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nerlorgte IN oeH poetiiden Yro0ui
ten waltet Die aQer5orieiie Inter
ideioing MepbiiiopbeleS braudt
reihlid Eeruen im0 6re1om0rtcr
Soit iparamer @retdjcn aarniht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28
NrrMIIalLg ItlgnEapAIIdLe NepIIalen
gsadl San NieaD

Maibinatou 27 1c5emhcr
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lifornia sluSitelhHg am 3i Ga
3cnlbcr 3l crliiuca 4ciuc NildicDr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28

Gin Gpfcr r1er drNc
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pcET 3n Nolnc ~ SqnQpn +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28

Gin g Shiperen0tbcr 2nSt
(5iM nlten @ebamnnn); agiaci.
tbiinilid OaB 5ei S6nen Sic G'idlt gc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28

gibonnaiiu 81, ecn ,,1cnAdsn Npfrtippn'
prntpn" nidli phnliflm nber nnrfaflmdhln ffi
Aniicn, ilnh aebettn, Der rnltf ouuDn per Stlf
phon cper ingtlim Wlhi1rluug so mnntH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28

grfiGHa
Gin bidder ale Nille 3fpetic Iano ar lfoo
uno sNoQw Nnt3tigoseit gir 2iut Ntun
MISUNDERSTANDING. ee12e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28

8eitiineen 8ciiidriften etc.
,,1be yallinurc WepS Co.,, Grneii &. Taiuer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28

Gieentbums.9lgcnten uno SdnOler.
qierrs Dnsou & ssrp0sp, 10 Cnogiua,
ion sNaBe IA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
BONUS COMMITTEE
WORKING TODAY
MET LAST NIGHT AND OUTLINED
PLAN OF ACTION-ALL COMMIT
TEES AT WORK.

In a short session at the court house
last night the committee called to
meet by Captain Wilmington outlined
their plan of action and will take
immediate steps to collect the money
due on bonus notes and liquidate the
Ringling debt which is past due.
The notes were divided up this
morning, according to the ward the
siener lived in, and the chairman OF
each ward committee was called in,
given the notes to be collected, and
told that he was expected to make
good and return with the money, and
not excuses.
J.R. Pennington stated that the
money could be raised in two days, II
the committees would do their duty
and it is expected that the bonus com
mittee will be able to turn the money
over to Mr.. Ringing not later thai
Monday, at the most.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
McBrine Arraigned.

Guthrie, Okla, June 3.-The June
term Of the Logan county district
court was formally opened this morn
ing. and Judge A. H. Huston ordered
the jury to report on June 10 for
service. VIII r. McBrine was arraign-
ed Monday morning on charge OF
forgery and announced that he Will
enter his plea on Wednesday. He has
told some of the officers that he hoped
his trial would soon be over so that
he could begin his time and that he
had a nice job waiting for him at the
McAlester prison. 1t is believed here
that he will enter plea of guilty when
his case is again called. If he should
plead not guilty and should not be
able to furnish bond his case will be
tried at this term.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
INTEREST GROWS
IN THE REVIVAL
GPEAT SERMON BY REV, HULTEN
AT The BROADWAY BAPTIST
CHURCH LAST NIGHT.

The first foregleam Of a revival
vas seen last night at the Broadway
Baptist church when DR.. II, H. HUI
ten poured out his heart to the large
audience on The Place and Power OF
PRAYER in Revival" In the first part
of the sermon, the preacher called
attention to the dulluess on the part
OF his hearers. As he warmed and
glowed in the delivery of the master
discourse. the large audience was
swayed and melted under the power
OF the Gospel. The congregation WAS
dismissed at the close without the
benediction and left to 80 out with
the message burning in their hearts.
The Bible" DR.. Hulten said, lis
! Gods revelation on prayer. The weak
place in Christendom today is the
failure of the church to pray. Prayer
and work must 90 together When
We emphasize service to the detri'
ment of prayer We will no longer be
a Dious people If we have the com
ing revival in America that we heal
so much about it will come like oil
the reviyals that have come since
Pentecost in answer to prayer"
The evangelist made the bold state
ment that if this church does not pra'
there will be no revival and that n
had as well take the Santa Fe tonigh
home. Nothing short of Gods pow9I
will ever arrest the people OF Ard
, more in their mad rush for pleasure
"Where are the young people OF ou
towns and cities drifting to-" aske'
the preacher.
At the close of the sermon a larS
+ number sprang to their feet and gov
ed that they would give more tim
to prayer. The subject tonight wi
be "The Place and Power of PersonS
= Work in this Revival" the last
# the series Of the Get-Ready sermon
, DR., Hulten urged that an inyitaiio
} .
,f be extended to all the Christian pc
h pie of the town to hear this sermo
n. IF you do not attend another Sc
~ vice during this meeting, come Thur
.+ day night and let us see where &c
~ puts the responsibility of reyiya
,f he said.
p, Just before the preacher took h
&C text last night the Presbyterian pray
~ meeting came to the service in bot
no headed by the pastor, DR.. Weith, al
,s entered into the spirit of the serm
n. and services.
81 Remember the service beg
promptly at $3.50 a. m. and SIS 2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
Decision Adverse 10 Cornish.

Oklahoma City, June 3.-The fact
that town is designated as a place
for holding county court does not
make such a place a county seat
according to an opinion given by AS
sistant Attorney General Charles l..
Moore to II. y. Dulaney Of Cornish
The opin'o1 is given in respon'a
TO a request from Cornish for as
sistance from the attorney generals
office in making a railroad now being
constructed near Cornish, to enter
that city. The constitution requires
that a railroad cannot build within
four miles Of a county seat without
entering the town.
The people of Cornish were OF the
opinion that this constitutional pro
vision might apply to their city mas
much as it has been designated as
court town, but Mr.. Moore holds t.
the contrary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
OFFICERS
VAkiFMlERlHOkES
SOME OF THEM ARE INSTALLING
AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE. 9TH
ERs TELL co. TO go to-

When the Pioneer Telephone Com
parv cut out the court house phones,
a roar went up from all the county
officials. They need the service, and,
of course, the company needs the
money. But to get the service they
must pay, and 50 several Of the county
officers have made arrangements TO
have the phones installed paying Tor
the same out of their own pockets.
The hardest one hit was the county
iail The sheriff OF this county is in
demand at all hours Of the day and
night, and it is very inconvenient not
to have a telephone in his office. This
It, however cut no ice with the
"oe, - Telephone company, the coun.
In Wy of funds and will be tor
the ne Nonths, and 50 the te!e
pbone at ., County Jail like those in
the court house, was cut out. If Sher
If Garrett wants it renewed, he viii
have to pay for it himself which he
says. he will do rather than be with
ont it. Considerable feeling has beer
eneendered by the action Of the Teie
phone company and some Of the coun
tv officials are bitter in denunciatiol
Of their action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
REFINERY WILL
Be BUILT SURE
c. CONNELLY LEFT FOR
SHREVEPORT TODAY - SAYS
PLANT WILL BE BUILT.

]. S. Connolly, who appeared before
the board of city commissioners last
Tuesday night, asking for water privi-
leges to operate an oil refinery left
for Shreveport, La, today, to confer
with his associates, who will be in
terested with him in the local plant.
Before leaving Mr., Connolly stated
that he firmly believed the refinery
would be built, as everything the com
panv asked for has been granted, and
he sees no reason why work should
not begin at once.
The city has given Mr.. Comedy
every assurance that he can get the
Caddo pumping plant for his purpose
and the agreement, although verbal
as yet. has been agreed to by both
tparties.
The plant will have an initial cap2c
itv of 1000 barrels, but this will be
added to as rapidly as conditions war
rant. Mr.. Connolly and his associate!
operate large refinery at Shreye
port. and are experienced in the OF
business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
North Texas Medical Association.

Gainesville, Tex, June 4.-One for
ma! paper treating of cancer was on
The program of the North Texas Med
ical association whose summer ses-
son of two days was called here to-
day. The cancer paper was on to-
morrow's program. 1t was to deal
with certain phases connected with
career Of the tongue. The medical
papers covered a wide range. Out
side these papers of strictly technical
medical nature, there were two COW
ering the business and ethical side Of
the profession. These were "The Fee
splitting Evil" and paper entitled
Something | Have Observed in Our
Profession That Should Not Exist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
SAYS AUERTA IS
KING OF CRIMINALS
CONsTITUTIONALISTS WILL NOT
LAY DOWN ARMS UNTIL HUER-
IA is CRUSHED.

Brownsville Tex, June &-No ar
mistce between the factions in Mex
ice is possible, according TO Colon
Rios Zertouchc. chief surgeon Of
the constitutionalist army Of
the northeast, commenting in Ma'a-
noros Wednesday on General liuer-
ta's notice to the Mexican delegates.
Dr. zertouche said that now that
uuerta is defeated completely he is
shrewd enough to invite the consti-
tutionalists to an armistice to gain
time for more defense preparations
THAT man is the biggest criminal
THAT Mexico ever Produced said pr.
Iertouche. "He realizes he is down
and he is begging to get out. Can
anyone believe we are going to wait
until Mexican public opinion comes 10
him? Tho cn!y way out is for the
ccusututioualists to crush him and
force him out of the office he has
usurped.
I've started this revolution over a
year ago without preparations, with
out men. without Influence or money;
we have been successful for we now
control three-fourths of Mexico. When
we are so near our goal it is not
reasonable to expect us to sit and
wait for Mexican public opinion tc
20 to Senior Iluerta. The Mexican
people would have anyone other thar
a Huertista, cieutifco or cle"i
cal"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
LuERTA's GUNBoATs MAY TRY TO
PREVENT LANDING OF VESSELS
WITH REBEL ARMS.
UNCLE SANS COURSE
Washington Officials Refuse to Com
ment on What Course United States
VIII Pursue if FederaIs Menace Gu
han Vessel Carrying Rebel Arms

Washington, d. c., June 4,-Pros'
poets of an attempted de OF
Tampico by Huerta's gun "..o, as
the chief feature of the Mexican "caJ
ton today.
The administration officials refused
to comment, but Badger and Mayo
were informed Of the recent announce
ment that Mexican ports open is in
terpreted as meaning no blockade will
be recognized.
Tie steamer Antilla, flying the Gu
ban flag, is now en- route to Tamplco
with arms for Carranza. Whether the
United States will try to prevent the
landing now while the embargo Is III
force. is not known. Officials would
not say what the battleships would dc
if Huerta's gunboats menaced the Gu
ban vessel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
WILLIAM SKINNER, NEW HAVEN
DIRECTOR, ADMITS TOOK OTH.
ERS' WORD IN DEALS,
DID NOT INVESTIGATE
Skinner Testified That lnterIockina
Oirectorates Gave the Public a
Much Better service-Questioned
About Creating Public Sentiment.

Washington, d. c., June i.-Wil-
Liam Skinner, a New Haven Rail-
road director, testified today that he
took the accounting departments
word in transactions involving mill
lens.
Then you were merely a rubber
stamp director?" asked the interstate
commerce commissions questoner
Skinner answered that he could not
investigate the details.
The questioner asked of Skinner If
ne thought it right to create public
sentiment by deception.
"With all the hue and cry against
the railroads, they must create sentI-
ment." replied skinner He said the
interlocldng direCtorates gave the
public better service
Skinner said he did not remember
of Morgan trying to dictate, but add
ed that he, Skinner, was in Europe
most OF the time.
Lewis Cass Ledyard was called,
but was not sworn. He desired to
contradict several statements by Mel
len in his testimony.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
Indian Pleads Guilty Of Arson.

McAlester, Okla, June 3.-Louisa
Mcclure a seventeen-year-old full
blood Choctaw Indian girl Tuesday
pleaded guilty to a charge of arson in
the United States court. She will be
sent to a reform school in Illinois, the
exact place to be determined later. She
was the girl who set fire to and burn
ed the Bloomfield Indian school at
Bloomfield last fall, after having beer
sent there by her parents against hel
wishes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
Youth Injured in Fight.

McAlester, Okla, June 3.-As re-
suit of a fight at Scipio Tuesday, J. H.
Nave lies in All Saints hospital with
a fractured skull from blows on the
head with a baseball bat welded by
Bob and Virgil NEEDLE. The trouble
followed a baseball game when Nave
drew knife and attempted to cut
Bob NEEDLE, who caught his arm and
held it While Virgil rained blows on
his head and body with the bat 1t is
thought that Nave will recover.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
THE SOUTHWEST
AFTER THE ROADS
PRESIDENT OF THE lNTeRS "A Z
POSTAL HIGHWAY ASSN itIlo
OF ROAD MOVEMENT.
TO THE PRESS:

TO THE PRESS:
Did you know that Dame Oppor-
tunitv" is knocking at the door OF your
community for admittance? she mas
. wonderful gift in store for you, that
YOU can have, as it were, for the mere
asking.
Have YOU ever heard of the Inter
state Postal Highway designated the
southwest .Trail?" If you have hoI
and want to know about it and assist
in bringing about happy results IN
Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico
then listen.
If you will take the trouble to trace
A road on your map starting at OKla-
homa CITY. thence west through the
towns of Ell Reno, Geary Bridgeport
HYDRO. Weatherford, Clinton, Foss, Elk
CITY. Sayre, Erick, TeXola, Shamrock
NcLain. Amarillo, Tucumcari santa
Rosa and El Paso, you will nave lol'
lowed the Rock Island Railroad and
marked the Interstate Postal High
way and supplied the connecting hhh
for three great systems of Interstate
bighwavs. one of which is at Oklaho
ma CITY. comprised of a highway tC
Kansas City. Mo, and from thence
east. serving a territory 50 vast ina
its quantity is unknown, and another
is an international highway from WIN
nipeg. Canada, to the Gulf of Mexico
and the last but not least, are TN
Ozark Trails. which will be completed
i in the near future. At Amarillo VII
he found a highway to Fort Wort
and on to the Gulf, and one to Denver
y Colorado. a very popular route wit
U tourists Ell Paso, in the writer's opir
ion. gives us the best advantages slnc
u II is tbe terminus of a great highwa
{ to San Diego, California and the el
10 tire Pacific Coast. 1t must also :
horne in mind that from Ell Paso an
Amarillo such other points of intere
III as Santa Fe, Phoenix, Douglas, Der
g ing. Las Vegas and Globe, are acce
sible.
~ Is it practical? My argument is
4" the affirmative My reasons for tn
" statement are, that this road has be-
- viewed and found to be in good co
dition Csave some necessary gradin
" over its entire length, except {
/" bridge across the South Canadian
/" Bridgeport. Oklahoma, some ten mil
Of sand in Wheeler and Gray Gov
:. CoyTTyTrED ON PAGE EIGHT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
Now Surround GuadaIaiara.

Mazatlan, via wireless from san
Diego. June 4.-General Lamil!o has
captured Colina, capital of the state
of that name, according to official in
formation received here today.
Guadalajara, the constitutionallsts
objective point in the west Is no"
completely surrounded by Obregons
troops. Three columns are between
Guadalajara and Mexico City. Com
munication between the west coas'
and the capital is completely severed
The constitutionalist batteries nave
prevented the supply schooner IRON
reaching the starving federal garrison
here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
indian Girl TO Reform School.

McAlester. Okla, June 4.-Loulsa
MCGUIRE. a t.-year-Old full-blood Choc-
taw Indian girl, pleaded guilty to a
charge of arson in the United States
court. She will be sent to reform
school in Illinois. The exact place
has not been set.
She was the girl who set fire to ana
burned the Bloomfield Indian school
at B-oomfeld. Dewey county, last
fall after being sent there against
her will by her parents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-04
May Raise Sunken Steamer.

Montreal, June 3.-Lloyds, the in
surance underwriters will decide
whether it will be feasible to raise
the foundered Empress of Ireland
from the bottom of the st. Lawrence
river. it was learned today. The Ca
madam Pacific railway, owners Of the
vessel automatically relinquished all
claim to her when she sank.
Owners of the Storstad today ap-
piled to the admiralty court demand
ing the release Of the collier from ar
rest. and denying all responsibility.