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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
MAKING PROGRESS
ON |NTERURBAN
SURVEYORS ARE GETTING ON
NICELY ON LINE BETWEEN
JOINER CITY AND OIL FIELDS.

Work of surveying the line fo9
the interurban railway between Join
err City and the Healdton oil fields
is progressing nicely, according to
a statement of F. B. McElroy pres
ident of the company, this morning.
Mr.. McElI5y stated thai the re-
port of Mr. Taintor, the engineer who
was employed by the bond people
to inspect the line, had been sub
mltted and that from every indica-
ton present, they were highly pleas
ed with the same. He says the
finances will be available to build
the road as soon as needed and
within the coming year, a great
deal of the work would be done.
Mr.. McElroy stated that there
was some legal complications thai
had to be settled with the Ringing
interests that they were interested
in. one being the case to come VI
in the supreme court April II, rel
ative to the order Of the corpora
ton commission ordering that a sid.
ing be placed at Joiner City for the
accommodation Of the operators II
the oil fields in handling shipment:
of supplies. This order was made
some time ago by the corporation
commission; but the Ringing inter
ests appealed from this decision anC
put up a supercedeas bond in the
sum of s25, 900. The case was SCI
for the 14th of April.
Mr.. McElroy stated that he haC
surveys and a resolution prepared
TO present to the corporation com
mission asking that they be grant
ed the privilege OF crossing the
Ringing railroad at Joiner City
This will be taken up TO the COM
mission at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
SEEK NEW TRIAL
FOR LEO FRANK
DISCOVERY OF NEW EVIDENCE
WHICH WILL SHOW lNNO
cENCE OF CONDEMNED MAN.

Atlanta, Ga, March 29,-Efforts
to obtain a new trial for Leo NJ.
Frank. under sentence of death for
the murder of Mary Phagan, II
years old, Friday resulted in notice
being served on Solicitor General
Hugh VI. Dorsey, who conducted the
prosecution, that an extraordinary
melton for a new trial would be
field on April 16.
Discovery of new evidence, which
the defense claims tends to show
the innocence Of the convicted su-
perintendent, and reputation of sew
eral witnesses made the basis Of the
new trial action.
Pending final decision on the mo-
ton, which will be filed in the
superior court the hanging of Frank
set for April II, will be automatical-
ly stayed
1T is understood that the new mo-
ton is not necessarily completed
and that facts which may be devel-
oped by an investigation now being
conducted by the head of a naHonal
detective agency may be embodied
The investigation is expected to be
completed in short time, and the
results. it is announced, will be
made public.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
ASQU|TH TO Be
SEELY' Y'SSUCCESSOR
PREMIER AsQUlTH HIMSELF TO
ASSUME SEcRETARYsHlP-RE.
SIGNATlCNS INCREASE.

London, March 9O.-John Seely, sec
retary for war in the cabinet, again
resigned today, and this time Asquith
accepted it.
Asquith himself will take the war
secertaryship. Sir John French, chief
of staff of the army, and Sir John
Ewart, adiutant general, definitely re-
signed today.
Asquith's action was great surprise
He was wildly cheered as he walked
from the house of commons. where
he had made the announcement Un-
der the law he must give up his seat
IN the house until his constituents re-
elect him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
WILSON DECLARES DEMOCRATS
SHOULD HAVE NO HESITATION
IN VOTING REPEAL,
CHARGE IS INSULTING
President Says Charge That He
Entered Into Compact With Sir
Edward Greys Private Secretary
is Insulting to Him.

Washington, D. c, March s,
President Wilson today declared tn~
on account of the contradictory
statements of the Baltimore plat
form. democrats should have no hes
itation in voting for the repeal Of
the Panama canal tolls exemption
The president said that one plank
of the Baltimore platform opposed
subsidy directors indirect, while
another favored free tolls, which is
equivalent to a subsidy.
He said the democrats should
have no doubt which plank ought
to have precedence. Wilson said
he would have opposed the tolls,
even if an international situation
had not arisen to demand action.
Wilson declared that the charge
in congress that he made a COM
pact with Great Britain through Sir
Edward Greys private secretary was
insulting.
The president expressed regret
that what had promised to be a
dignifed contest with a genuine
difference of opinion in congress had
degeneratei into an attempt to dis
ctedit the administration. He said
he was not worrying about the re-
suit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
TRAIN KILLS UNKNOWN MAN
Was Walking Along Track Reading a
Newspaper When Killed.

Gainesville. Tex, Mhrch 29.--An
unknown man about GO years of age,
was run over by eastbound Katy pas
senger train about one mile from
Muenster, this county this afternoon.
DR.. Self, the company physician at
Muenster, rushed the man to Gaines
Vile, but he died a short time after
being placed in the sanitarium.
The man was walking along the
track, reading paper, at a curve
Not thing could be found on his
person that would identify him. lie
left a grip at Muenster. 1t has not
been opened
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
FINALLY GETS CABIN.
After Twenty Fears Struggle, Rock
efelIer Buys Lamora Cabin.

Malone. n. Y, March 30.-Lamora
Cabin. which for more than twenty
years Rockefellets agents have
been irving to buy or force by
legal means into the flfty-nine thou
sand-acre Rockefeller estate here,
was sold to the estate today.
Lamora was a hunter who refused
to sell, and wen legal battles for
hunting and fishing rights. He is
now dead ani his son made the
sale The price is not known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30

Cushing, Okla, March Pa team
driven by William Book ran away as
it passed his home yesterday and
when Mrs. Book ran into the road and
attempted to stop the team, she was
knocked down and dragged by the
horses, although she hindered the ami
mails enough to enable her husband
to get control of them. She was seri-
ously injured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
THOUSANDS OF MINERS QUIT.
Hundred and Seventy Thousand De-
mand Minimum Wage Scale

Leeds, England, March 90.-One
hundred and seventy thousand coal
miners in Yorkshire pits struck to-
day for a minimum wage rate. A
long struggle is expected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
March 80 in History.

1S42-Ether first used as an anaes-
thetic.
1S67-Alaska purchased from Russia.
1S70-Fifteenth Amendment to the L.
S. constitution went into force.
191O-King George of Greece issued
royal decree for the revision Of
constitution, ending the regime OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30

Tishomingo, Okla, March 29.-E. r.
Lucas died here today of heart
failure at the age Of 70. Mr.. Lucas
was a Confederate veteran and
fought in the battle of Gettysburg.
He was a member of the constitu-
tional convention of Arkansas after
reconstruction and afJerward served
sevesal terms in his state legisla-
ture. He was one of the first mer-
chants in Tishomingo, having moved
from Arkansas eighteen years ago,
He is survived by his aged wife
and six children, w. NJ, H. D., and
E. B. Lucas, and Mrs. C. H. Holland
and Lionel Harris OF Tlshomingo,
and Mrs. John Denton of Arkansas,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
American Physician Released.

Washington, D. c., March 30.-Dr.
Lambert, the American physician, was
released by the constitutionalists up
on the arrival of an American war
ship at Topolobampo. He was arrest
ed when a constitutionalist officer
died after Lambert had operated upon
him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
Assistant for o'shaughnessey

Washington, D. c., March 3O.-W. D.
Robbins of the diplomatic service in
Paris. will be sent to Mexico City to
assist Charge 'Shaugnessey on ac-
count Of the latters' health.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
MAN DIES SAVING FAMILY.
Carries Wife and Son from Burning
Buldnq and Then Expires.

Guthrie, Okla, March 29.-At
Avant, Okla. Miles Smith, an oil
we'll driller, was burned to death
and his wife and son fatally in
jured in a gas explosion which to-
tally wrecked the house. He car
ried his wife and son from the
bu'ning building and saved their
lives, but died himself in a shor-
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
INDIANS b3EE PRESIDENT
Three Will Bear Letter from Gov.
Stewart of Montana.

Billings, Mont, March 29,-Bearins
a letter from Gov Stewart Of Mon
tana to President Wilson, RedfoX, Sit
ting Eagle and Three Irons, Indians
of the Grow Reservation, will start
Mondhy morning on a horseback trip
to Washington. They will seek to in
teryiew President Wilson for the pur
pose of urging the passage of a bill
setting aside one day annually to be
known as Indian Day"
The Indians are well educated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
Boy Killed Under Stalk Cutter

Guthrie, Okla, March 29-Allen
Milhouse. the 1O-year-old son of Ir-
win Millhouse, a farmer living near
Kellyville, was killed by being thrown
under a stalk cutter by a runaway
team which he was driving in the
field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
THREE FIREMEN ARRESTED.
Palestine Firemen Wanted Experience
So They Fired Vacant Building.

Palestine, Tex, March 3O.-Fire
Chief Brewer and Fireemen Stacy and
Derry were arrested today charged
with burning a vacant building. They
said they did it to give the department
experience, believing the building was
of no value
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
FARMERS FRIEND DEAD
George Hill Plan of Sending Litera-
ture to Farmers of Country

Washington, D. c., March 20.-Geo.
W. Hill, IA prominent officer OF the
agricultural department, who deyel-
oped the plan of sending agricultural
literature to the farmers of the cOun-
try, died today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30

So we'll pleased are the purchas-
ers of the New Life Vibrators that
only one is left, and It will be sold
for cost to the first one who comes
for !t. Free demonstration at room
"a Whittington Hotel. SOL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
No News at Juarez.

Juarez, March 30.-No news has
been received here today from Tor
reon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30
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WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La. March 80.
The weather forecast for Okla
homa for tonight and Tuesday
is unsettled, with probable
showers in the eastern por-
tion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-30

Austin College Glee club at High
School Thursday night 3O-4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

DC Froiesio DIR. 6 Sulesbp NED
lt5. San bar Iooet al botoe II Gpf'
te Soreoroa itnoer Steunet.
sra WtiSiion9urarfen er moo.
taget Den llnoerretning, Of oct life
itno oGre Sole ON at ienoe Wtslio.
tlGrer no til Snoieu meoens SRI
gen porer. WiSiionprerne %. u.
Fcoer'on % 8. Z. Crten nleo De.
res 5il'triler ROT life ITn9ere emo til
Nor9e, Isr ariocn bc1pnotc. Ter
bar DC MI Ell lio uenlet pao @nleo'
ming I'll at iortiutic &eilen. Men
Ga Der life er Se0n til, at arigen
%ilitter / 0sit, fonlnlcr DC tllba9e I'll
Nnerlfa for at tilbrill1e Ntnteren
FER. WiSiionrr EcOerlon lfrlper,
at ban bar bcitilt Niuetter Tor zig og
lin Nll'trlt poo ~Nrlltlanlnnoro",
Der oiGnor ira 9erQen Den 26oe NO.
oember. Soo lon0t ION bans Sel'
breo tiQooer Oct or ban ullllg I'll
al lortiGttc nteo at tale Nti"ltonas
ioQen / pore WcnldGeoer l DC 'or.
itieaige Samiuno. Meni8bcoer,
iom guitcr bans 9cio5 fan meloc
bcttc til Eroi. ). s.. 9lc9en, @r1a-
burg Scminarr, Minnrnpoll@,
ltfuu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

itor @iPIo bao0e iii Trrii6ent Wil-
ion % til bans Imbasia0sr Ill
0ranfri9.
Wericp ipnes at bli mere % mere
al Ell gl,iemano ior Sen nprp9ren0e
administration. Son oil eriuore5,
bap0e / i'm 5io ct 9lao ct angipeIia
Sllteroiem nleb Den tioligere cngeIife
@eianot / Merico, Cir 2ioneI Gar
Den, ifelge bpiIfet bernie ifliloe bare
fritiieret ocn alrerifanlfc Hegierings
SptrPoen ~Iigeoperior Werico. gngs
LAMBS GeprPientant / @aibington
gioroe itrar en- llnbifplonirg berior,
og icnerc blcu oct ira 2onoon beileg-
tet, at noget %iaaoant nogeniinoe
bop0e pGret idgt. Germeo bar oen
Sog noe al Sog4en. s bisie Gage
ioar imiolertio oenle Gag ct Otter
lpil, % oenne Sang er oct Ell arle.
ritanlf Ntorl1eoiiicer, oeA IfaI bdue
ppret lot ior iritolenoe. aaptein
/ Marineforpiet @alter q. SIN
pnniloaeS nemlig til ct 9luo at bape
uotolt, "at scr nil bIi grono oa
F%lpnoring / &ern Gru5, roar De
anlerlfanite Sropper iorlooer 9pen."
aopteinen beleqter piitnof at bare
la9t noget ianount, men Der bar
Dog ruret meaen (ole ON at iptte
bonn unoer Giltale Tor ari9sret. Get
1orlulrtl9lIe err piittof hperfen at
tutte eller tale ON Sorboloene / Dor
9tuborepublif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
DeroenspoltforeninSen
40 Mars Subilrnm.

Gn al be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
terlotionole Sommenll utninger -
Neroerspoitforeningen = fu1tOe oen
29oe Gttober, ieire lit 40 aara Su-
bilurn.
@icnnen SnOiprcIien al enaartet
Torto in0en oe %elfeIte SanoeS @r1na
Ter, milfen Euitreform england -
iom oen iprite - inoferte ! 1910,
pur Ser oobnct %ei ogioa Tor en- 1Gl-
les international Eorto % en- inter-
national &oItunion.
Observation-Disclosures SiIblipelic
ifuloea formcntlig BEN / 1897 al
0e0c tuifc StatsiefretTr Selnrif BON
Stepbon Gbei ior Oct norotplfe
Vpitpuicn. anereoe / 1870 fore'log
nan Sammcnfaloelie al en- aInlln-
Bella Nolttongres, men Sagen INT
feoes al ocl tpif-ironife arig.
Mcil Sen 15oe Septembcr 1874
troaote omiiOer aonereSien ianlmen.
&on StepDan bar SiGlen | apn-
aresieu o. NeiuItatet bIep pGientIi9
Sperensitemmelie meo bans Fro'
aran. Ger inoisrteS en@nrtet Eorto
Toitiorbinoclien meIlenl De Sanoe
ion oeltog / aon9reSI en (%on1trent
aQc 0aunreroe eliropGilfe Stoter
Iont se0ppten o. De 6or. Stater)
iant Sroniitfribeo, foriaaplot 'oril
finn Ell lup n9rmere 'tipnleret
6roat0ootaiorelie ifuIoe betales.
Zen soc Sftober 1874 unoerte9'
ueoe% Den ierite @oittorpeltion %
itiiteoeS Sen internatlonale Eolt-
~iorenino iom paa Eoitfon9realen
ToriS / 1873 antog 9tapnet Yer
0e n5poitiorenjn1en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04


vi mt ira ben llorife aoloni fall
mc0oelc9, at ct bulpt Slles llterrrt
intereaierebe auinoer % Wrno bar
ltiftet Ell "Aorlf SGieforenin9", bpis
tSormaol cr at inhfiebe % labe cir
flilere blunot Mteolentmerne be Iibt
citer liot uofommenbc ifienliterprr
9pQer / Norge, gftcrat ppre lpit
al ale, blir Segerne uoloooet
blollbt Meblennterne. SelIfabet
bar melOt Jig inO / "Noromonos-
%forbunoet" % oil beitiae line 9cger
g%iennert bette, bporpco, iom be-
fienot, ipecieIt aooe S%etingelier OPP
naaes. Selifabets ierite @eitprelie
beltaur al: Suritein Sobr, Sor-
muno: Slai g~noerien, Sefretnr
6. z. Scuefien, aoaierer % Sretell
@ubrrm Samb5, SibIiotbefar.
s benalc Sorbinoelie ifal o9iao
m~eooeleS, at Sen rorlfe &olori M
Tia bar iuuct Ell fiprfonmen og
puroiiulo Gilbert i Nrefcn 8ilornn
lambs ira 2orpit, Norge, Der bar
neoiat Jig Der iom fpinoellg Mas
Iagelp8e.
Noueoilooen bnpoc ignar ct flor.
fonlnen Seleg al Sperretalagfprel
Nr. aittcIien ira Stupanger, Norge
Ser i Nelp 9orf ior ct Staponge,
Soniortilrm har inofiebt ct betpoellr
Tartt aluminium, angipelig Tor ]
Miaion aroner. Get l~Ghpanlige III
ife Murfco cr itGn9t. ion man bal
mouttct fomme oper Itlanteren 70,
Toren. Sr. aittclien Der ior ier'tI
@aua beieger gnerifa, par be9ei
itret oper Observation-Disclosures bel
GA life minore oUer Den blertellgJ
Mootagelie, ban bapoe inaet a
SouoSnluno. San opbolot liz bio
en- Taa Der, men if Dog gnIe0nint
iii at billie paa ab'fiuige Salos
mrno. San piI beie9e Eitt$burs
Gbicaao, % Niagara Sails % pen
ter at tilbrinae Siilen biemme
Stopa,lder. n. =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

Nclicou &ollcu ArcNn Al on
Ncritc Sm1o0c mcOtc / Eiirc Moe
MPsajahc0. &aitor s. N}odcysicu@
No.o. ncn tone, tic ~ l2te gto.
ucntbcr 5amtdlccumct par; Sen
friitclidc MGaitpu". mCo No'tor NJ.
SonQclouO iou RcicrCnt
Gilact Solmo Hrcoa holoi Il
rcllnfiet ire Cages Atooc / 3lon>
Wfcniohcb / Ballard. Seattle. Sc.
nrrror" pur Iullt@tcnn. % cn @cn
bchanoIcocs pc0 hrcrt NIo0c Nreos
lem: Gnbcn@muuo cr: (litor :.
Noaocs. 1ormono, N}r. 8. N}nror,
SCtrctpr.
Che 1jrit Goan8cIjcoI 2uth,.
q Ghird al %olon S0uorc, Onl'
coao, @oimr W}oe2 NIeniaheo, 1el'
rcnc @or@buocn Tor Nc 10 N}cniQhe'
ocre SommcnilutuiuQ Sen 15oe No.
pembcr. @eo gorSieitcn bolot Nd'
nor :. u. @roipn ira geIoit 6elt-
practitioner.
SmmamleIs WcniQhcb / @ronc
Gitn, M2inu., % Me1iQheoens 8pin'
|0ciorcnina Inmnen, coerrdlfcoe I'm
Brett. G. =. Guin. mcb Ell Fcnac9d-
re pna $417 uco ct 4}eoc al aninoc'
iorcninqen SEN 12te Nopenlher
Mrs. G1iu iii N}eoetS 2notTQt
ION nor $3.50.
Gen aarIiqc 0IiSiion2relt lor
snb Ga Crosse Menigbco 'elrcoe@
srnnno oeu 15oc Nopcmbcr. &co
Observation-Disclosures prGolteoe
DR.. g. 6. Stub % ON @iteilen Fo-
tor :. @onm al oen tnlt'lutber'te
Wcnidheo ser ira @pen. DR.. Stlb
toIie oQiaa euSeI peo IitcnBuo@tIG'
ueiten.
SbrinQ Qrairic qrcb@ oiboIot
iii 0cItnpoe / Toitor z. z. i.
Reo,es aaIo poo SprinQ @rop2
4}rajric Sen ioc "a 5tc 9(oocmber
Nienct oobncOc@ mco NnooQt AZ
TornlonoerL |oitor Swenion. 5c'
moct par: Zen iorIornc Scn. Me
icrcntcn, TnItor @%iuuepolo, Qop Ell
Irnoerc SluolconinQ al ionnle.
Gen t5bc N%ouenlbcr hoooc
Nor 1relier@ McuiQhcO UcO Norlc
lin oorlioc M~i2iiou3iclt. Nd'tor &h.
%crlto prrbifcoc ON 6%ormioooQcn;
pm GitcrmibonQeu holot Nro'c@'or
6. 5n5icu ct Iorcoro9 om %utbcr
"a Reiormatjoneu. oQ til SIutnll1o
taltc Naitor $. ". Gitrcm ON Sn'
noocmoNct / Siour Soils. C'renc
beIeb fla iii ioIt til 5000.
NH0trc Siour Soils arco@
hpInt int Neitucoc / CT &ocob@ I(e'
niobco. Noitpr @on0anc@'& aoIo,
Sem f7oc. tS0c oN 1860 Noocmlbcr.
9Lac arcoicu@ Nrciter mco llnNtus
1clci al en- uor tilitcoc, &rcoIcns
NcnidbcNcr nor ucl rcprTIcntcrct
N~icniinnncn ior Sonltnlcn pnr De
ire ioritc @rnucr / 6oNcrpor. Fre.
itcrne Crpuu, Nllr. 9tcllon ol <
4. 2uno par llcfcrcntcr Fo'tor
: ". %ohuiou hoIot N}i&ijon2prrol
TEN u1ocr M}ooct
sra Siomolo4mi@lionen l
GALVESTON m~toocIc9; "a Ed'tor
CIau @rcuif rom tilboQc ira gu
~noNcmooct / 2iour Sails, boo0e
Sirmano4mi@iioncu& &cnucr ar
4 ,s4 $50 h,,,t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

itor @iPIb baaoe til Trrii6ent Iil-
ion % til bans Nmbasiaosr til
Ironfri9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

Sar Sc life icuSt os aontinaent pnn
en- Stuno. ie paa gSresielap2en. Oct
.unSc tnnite rare paatiSe al Ienos %
Gcntineenteu M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
srruser &c Gu Spmaifine? "Sus
pennen" err iaa goo iom nosen anoea
Spmafine til oen octbelte FriS.

eens @ceeorabs Soften" til sirsinsnee %
s;enuer / @amIeInneet. - Strsoags 90 6re'
edqsueedoer ioiter $3.50; SreeasSuosdoen
slsEs. Ai.25 pr. sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

FrGiioent @ilion bapoe Der ON
Cogcn oct llbelo at ifiure Jig / SIM
gereu, meoenS ban barbereoe Jig.
Sans Suslpge, Goftor @rupion,
~iorbnnbt Snaret, bporeiter ban eiter
Spiororing ipilleoe Golf meo Ern-
iioenten % blep pnfelig iIaoet. st
9loo urorer Jig oper, ON bette err ct
&cpis paa Goftorens Spgtigheo iom
airlrg cQcr pna bans llbpgtigbe0
Iom 8olilpiaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

Gnfen eiter Sen b~efienote Colo.
raOo+ 4filiOnUr Sbomas 2. @alih
Der Dor / @aibington, fan mco
Sanobeo 'i9es at bape opoaget Sent
nlellgbeoen ue0 at ilaa 2 Sluer / ct
SmGf". Sun err, iom befieilot me
get googiprenoe % bar MI beitenlt
Jig til at ofre ct ltsrre Seleb poa
uarnle &lGoer til Solooterne / Sci.
ten. ut fiobe ioaOnnne og ienbe Dem
pilOc ielpisl9clig itofie henoe miuoit
Trn0crl, men bun bar iIteoet lthlteot
en- CpforOrIng til arbeioSleie oo lat.
ttQe &uinoer til at meIbe iig % llo-
fere Irbetoct moo goo Detailing.
0ette piier ligeiaa nleget prnftiif
Sans % Smtallfe iom Spritoaelie
al, at Der ogiaa fnn p9rc Neb at
nfbiclpc lige iloenior ems egelt Stlle-
Dor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

eeue "Ieeorab.Gcteu" til SIasi o. Ben.
Eer bet aarlle 9aIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

6orman0en (apinoeD / Iiitrif-
tets fuinocligc Stemmerctsiorening
uotaIer i'm Suoianution ouer, at alt,
bpaO &uinoerne Der i 9anoct unloer
De mlprrenoc Sorbolo fam foretaae
meo Seuipn til arigen, er at libtale
lin WiiabiQigelie. Get ifulOe pGre
intereaiont, ont bun iamtioig oiloe
oplple, hooo anoct De eiter bel,Oes
Menilg iao mlc9et %foretrufne Wuno
/ bette Suno fan giere.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
geo DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
Burlington Voting List Slightly
Abovc the Average.

BURLINGTON. Feb. 4u-Thc voting
lists fer the MaAh election coataiu
I'LL names. which is slightly above
the average. There are about $40
delinquent taxpayers. a large percent
age OF whom are li&cl, 10 settle with
The city in time 10 vote which viii
bring the GnaI list up 10 about $500
or 5000
fhole being no mayofalty election
hnt. little excitement Is looked tor on
March :. The only real fight in sight
is = three-cornered contest in the third
ward over alderman Edward Lavalee
has fled nomination papers there as
2 citizens candidate to oppose Arsene
Boucher. Republican, anu George r.
Maynard, Democrat, the latter also
appearing ON the citizens ticket.
\ quiet but energetic campaign for
no license is being conducted and
the enc" license forces are better
organized than ever before
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
BARNS BURNED AT
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Two of the Boy Inmates Are in Jail
Charged With Setting the Fire
Yesterday.

RUTLAND. Feb. 20.-Firc entirely
destroyed two large barns belonging
e, the state industrial school at Yer
gnnes yesterday morning, entailing a
less Of over $4,000 and as result
Fed Wooster of West Rutland and
Ernest kimhall Of Sharon, both in
mates Of the institution were brought
10 the house Of correction here last
c'cning by Judge j. f.. Weeks of
AIiddlcbury, chairman of the state
penal hoard. charged with having set
lire to the buildings.
Tho tire started IN the large barn
directly opposite the binding formerly
used ms = school, and had spread 10 a
stable nearby and had guttcd both
buildings intending their contents be
fore anything could be saved except
- head Of cattle in the COW barn. aud
these were saved with great difficulty.
Immediately after the fire was I'M
der control. the two BOYS were taken
in charge by the officials and after
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
POMONA GRANGE
MEETING PROGRAM
Comfy Organization to Meet With
lJewfane and Williamsville Oranges
in Newfane Next Thursday

Windham County Pomona Grange
will hold meeting with Newfane and
Williamsville Oranges 1t Newfane
Tn lrsday, Feb. 26, with the following
prC gram: Morning session lois
music; transaction Of business: ones
ton, What are some of the farmers
nm earned lessons? Speakers, A. ".
Railway, @. II. Wright. f. G.. Tuthill.
r. l.. Frost, +. r. Pier; dinner.
afternoon session 1l.30. open meet
inl--instrumental music, Mr.. and Mrs,
w lson Winchester; address of well
come, II. II. Howe; response, X. T.
Frost; quartet, WiIliamsville Grange:
reading, Stella Cherrie; song A. II.
Farnum; reading, w. E. Wheeler; duet
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Fisher; essay. Ella
w Hard; piano duet, Annie Potwine
an Mildred Reed; paper, How TO
Plant Corn, Henry Wilson; duet, Mrs
STATION and Grace Stratton; rccita-
ton, Craze Bush; song, Lucius Covey
ami Ruby Rice; monologue, Orrin Boil
star; recitation. r. A. Dewitt; duet
Nh and Mrs. O. r. Wright; reading,
Hurry Temple; recitation, Maude Rad
WY; solo, f. f.. Fisher; talk, Expert
encc in Testing Milk in this Locality,
Walter Wright; address, A. w. Sweet
ton; music, Mrs. Wheeler and George
Temple question, Will college educa-
Speakers, g. X. Cherrie. O. X. Wright,
y. \. Dewitt, II. A. Williams, f. +.
Fisher. II. c. Streeter