davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23
Christmas Prayer

MOME Thou, dear Prince, Oh
w. come 10 us this holy Christmas
Gmel Come TO rhe busy marts
Of earth, the quiet houses, the noisy
streets. the humble lanes Come 10
us all, and with Thy love touch every
human heart, that we may know that
love and IT'S blessed peace bear
charity to all mankind
Eugene Field.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23
EETNT1G WORRIED the cat, he played
NgNEAI rat-tat-tat
zSMl&Ji On the roller skates a full
NS&&zN hour by the clock.
N0SSfN lie tried roller skates where
and Dlatpg

NSAIzx hour by the clock.
AT(I2AfN lie tried roller skates where
dishes and plates
In jeopardy lay, till some fell with. a
shock.
with an Indian yell on the dolls house
he fell,
And added poor dolly's scalp 20 his belt:
Then knocked off its toes and its fair Gre
clan nose
Which same was of wax-he proceeded
to melt.
Two tubs he upset without one regret;
He stood on his head till his face 1t
turned blue;
A curtain he tore and then sighed for
more
Inventively mlschievous things he might
do.
He hid granny's specs, but that didn't
VeX;
Her face frightened up with his fun and
his noise.
zone sweet kiss repaid all" so she said,
Resignedly adding that boys will be
boys"
But strangest of all at nights quiet fall
How meekly, how placidly, this rogu"
would say:
Goodnight, mamma dear. Goodnight
papa dear.
i've tried hard to be such a good boy to-
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23


afL
the Chill
drens Christ
mas tree
snayed with
toys and tilieree,
and brilliant eew-
esws deity hung.
that catch the eye Of
old and young. With
fairies bright and tinted
bras cal, forth glad
enraptured words: and
merry eyes will greet the
sight when am viewed by
candle. light. Beneath my
bouehs there lies scene Of
house and yard and village q cen,
with mimic railway running through
as railroads oft are wont to do am
alas, Christmas treel And this will be
the death for me; for when the Yuletide
seasons past upon the ash-heap Il be
cast. However. while m standing here
host OF children will cheer. and cause their
youthful cheeks to glow because Of Ono Child iols
ago who came this waiting world to bless and flu
our hearts with happiness And so, you see
I'm gIad to DO
the
IT.
chs
drens
Christ
mas
By Rev II. c. Michael, D. q
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23
Be Thankful For This.

One Of the other nice things about
Christmas is that it marks the time
when the days begin to grow longer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23

Miss Rose Smith was a Hannibal
visitor Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23

Christmas comes but once a
year, but we can keep the
Christmas spirit throughout the
year if we will.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23

Candles on the tree aFlow,
Holly red and mistletoe;
Radiant faces, rapturous cries,
In the nursery wondering eyes,
Stockings fun and bullying out,
Toys of every sort about.
Music, joyous glad and gay;
All of ChristendOm at play;
Season of the Holy Child,
Dearest gift divine and mild,
Angel songs, dispeling fear,
Yule. the blessed Yule is here!
Rose Mills Powers, in Youths Compan-
ion
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23
BeIIava In Santa

Believe In Santa.
No sound, healthy, wholesome child
10 disbeliever in Santa Claus.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-12-23
Day for little Ones.

Do you think enough of the chill.
dren? After all, Christmas is day for
the baby and the little ones.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
YOTvM zAUFAN|A
OLA ASQUITHA
ZAzADA ON $1,250,00O, O,0O0
MA DALSZE PROWADZE-
ME WOJNY.
w parlamencie francuskim
CLOS ma SIS IA pOkOjem.

Londyn, 3 list. Premie AS
quith pomimo przyznania sic,
ae Gala wyprawa ma Gallipolis
chybila celu, "a co wzial on ma
siebie calkowita odpowiedzal-
nose, otrzymal cd parlamentu
brytyjskiego calkowite votum
zaufania. Izba gmin podziela
r6wniez zdanie AsQuitha, re
woine prowadzic nalczy do kon
ca, bez wzgledu ma straty wy
datki. Wobec przychylneGo u
spcsobienia izby, Asquith zaza-
da cd parlamentu uchWalenia
'dalszych kredytow wojennych
w sumie S1,25O.0O0,OOO, co ra-
zom 7 luz uchwalonemi sum2-
mi uczyni $7,55O,OO0,OOO, ia-
kie Anglia uchwalila ma potrze
by woienne.
Dow6d to, ze Anglia ami my
Sli O pokoiu. TAX samo niemA
mowy o pok6j we Francyi. "
izbie deputowanych po movie
premiera Brianda, kt0ry o.
&wiadczyl, ze Francya Walczvc
musi do ostatecznCsci, aby ia
mac militaryzm niemiecki, cd
bylo sic glosowanie, ably wy
sondowac, jake jest usposoble-
ME izby.
Ma SIS glcsuiacych 'posio"
ieden tylko padl CLOS "a poko-
lem. Reszta oSwiadczyla sic "a
dalszem prowadzeniem woJny.
Fakt ten jest fatalnym ola
Berlina, kt6ry byl zdania, re
ostatnie pZesilenie w gablne-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
KOSZTA WOJENNE KAMA
DY.
Ar,ria Z 100000 ludzi koszto'
wac bedzie 100000.

Ottawa, Ont, a listop. Rzad
kanadyiski oglosil wczoraj spra
wozdanie Z wydatkow ma WoJ-
ne. kt6re podaje:
..Wydatki woienne kanady
ma rok przyszly beda bardzo
wysokie. Oblicza sic 81, ,oOO ma
aolnierza, Z kosztem werbunku'
uzbroienia i utrzymania ma
froncie bojowym jak " kraJu.
w wojnie tel wydatek ten be-
die wyzszy z powodu ogromne
90 zuzywania amunicyi.
Wydatek Kanady ma przy-
szly rok, obliczajac ma S25O.OOO
ludzi wynosie bedzie cd 200 dc
25O milion6w dolar6w.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
H|NDENBURG POBITY
PRzEz ROSYAN
ROSYA-NIE ZWYCIEzAJA
MA CALEJ LINH Cd RY-
CT DO RUMUNH.
w Galicyi Austryacy ponOsza
fatalna kleske.

Londyn, 8 listop. Ofenzywa
Hindenburga, podjeta zwlasz-
CA ma froncie Rygi i Dzwinska
zostala calkowicie zlamana. -
Gwaltowne kontrataki rosyJ-
skie zmusiiy W dodatku arnie
Hindenburga do cofania sic ma
calej linii cd jeziora swiencian-
skiego al po jezioro 1sen. Zna-
czy to, ze Dzwinsk jest juz zu-
pelnie bezpieczny kilkutygo--
dniowe zabiegi niemieckie, ably
wazny ten punkt zajae, speiziy
ma niczem. Niemcy cofnell sic
ma pozycye pod Nowo Aleksan-
drowskiem. w okolicy Dzwlfl-
ska Rosyanie zdobyli ufortyf1-
kowane wzg6rza i miasto Plato
nostka ma poludnie cd jeziora
swiencienskiego, gdzie wzieli
500 Niemcow do niewoli.
TAX samo Niemcy pobici 20
stall odrzuceni cd Rygi, gdzie
zmuszeni zostali do cofniecia
sic az poza rzeke Mas.
Kleska Austryak6w W Galicyi.
Ma Wolyniu Rosyanie wstrzy
mali ofenzywe austro niemie-
cka pod Czartoryskiem, W Ga
licyi natomiast zadali wojskom
austro niemieckim fatalna
kleske mad rzeka Strypa. Pod
Sienikowcami okolo 10000 zol-
nierza austryackiego wdarlc
sic w pozycye rosyjskie. z tegc
Geese zostala wybita, Geese zdo.
laIa sic uratowat ucieczka, ma
tomiast przeszlo 5000 dostalc
sic do niewoli rosyjskiej.
Ma zachod cd Nowo Aleksif
"a. Rosyanie ME dawszy strza
Iu, wyrzucili niepzyjaciela 2 0
kopow. Mad Strypa Walk tocz;
sic w dalszym ciagu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
Cb;caoo m Czwartek dna Ago LiStopada (November)
)syanie odnosza sukcesy cd Rygi do Rumunii

tach francuskim angielskim
2nacza prad pokojowy niecheG
do dalszej wojny. Tymczasem
Jest zupefnie inaczej. - TAX
Francya jak i Anglia bez wzgle
du ma straty i koszta postano-
willy wojne prowadzi6 dalej, co
dIa Niemiec jest zab6jczem, -
gdyz moga one jeszcze zwycie-
zac przez miesiac lub diva, ale
w koncu ME starczy i'm ami lu-
dzi, ami pieniedzy, i sromotnio
DTegrac musza.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
OLBRZYMIE DEPOZYTY w
BANKACH.
DIVA banki w New YOrku maja
bliskO billion dolar6w..

New York, N. Y, a list. Wiel
kie banki tuteisZe pclaia "a
dziwiaiace fakta o wysokosci
depozyt6w. National City Bank
oglosil wczorai, ze posiada de-
pozytow ma S51S,OOO,OOO, zaS
Guaranty Trust Co. ma sumo
S400,OO0,0O0. A wiec diva ban
XII tylko, posiadaja depozytow
blisko biliona doalrow.
Olbrzymi ten wzrost depo-
zytow w National City Bank
pochodzi stad, re jest on sklad-
nikiem ma pierwsza rate pozy-
czki' dla sprzymierzenc6w, kto-
ra to rata wynosi $70,OO0,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
zADOW0LENIE WSR6D
REPUBL|KAN0W
ZAZNACZAJA, zE PROGRE.
SYWNI IDA Z MIMI.
ZapOwiada to zgOde W wybOrze
prezydenta.

Washington, D. c., A list. Re.
zultat wyborow w osmiu sta
mach, sprowadzil zadowolenie
w$rod republikanow. Zdaniem
przew6dc6w tel partyi, nar6d
usuwa sic cd demokracyi. Oso-
hliwie pocieszajacym dla repu-
blikan6w lest objaw, re ME
NAL wszedzie postepowi gloso.
wall zgodnie Z. republikanami,
co lest zapowiedzia, il W wybo
rach ma prezydenta ME dojdzie
do rozlamu, jak W roku 1912.
Demokraci objasniaja niepo1
wodzenie swe czysto lokalnymi
postulatami. ale majacymi zna-
czenia narodowego.
Prezydent Wilson odmowil
komentowania rezultatu wybo-
row, a re stron bliskich mu
podaja, re prezydent ME przy-
wiazuie wagi do tych wyborow
lokalnych.
Z kWatery demokratycznei
wydane zosta}o nastepujaceI 10
Swiadczei'ie: ~
,Wynik Mczorajszyeh wybo-
row wskazuie, re iakkolwiek. W
niekt6rych stanach progresyw-
nj szli zgodnie republikanami,
to jednak wielka liczba progre-
sywnych glosowaia z demokra-
tamil"
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
=. !, BORCHARDT ZMARL
NAGLE. g..
ZInarIy hyl kapitaHem gwardyi
KoSciuszki.

Milwaukee. Wis. dnia 4-go
Iistopada. - W riedziele DO po-
roludniu zmarl tutai nagle Fr.
+. Borchardt, z On. 602 Gycamo-
re Utica. ZWloki znajduia sic w
powiatowej kostnicy, gdyz Mkt
Z rodziny ME zglosil sic 20 ME.
Zrnarly byl kapitanem Gwar-
dyi KoSciuszki. a.
Pogrzebem zajmie sic praw-
dopodobnie siostra, Katarzyna
White re Springfield, Mo-, do
kt6rei napisal list koroner mil
waucki. Zmarly pozostaWil po-
dobno kilkaset dolar6W majat-
XII
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
W|EDEN PODAJE 0
ODPARCIU WtOCH0W
STRASZLIWE STRATY WkO-
SKIE Ma OBU FROM
TACH.
Rzym zas utrZymuje, il Au
stryacy pOniesli Ogromne
straty.

Berlin, 4 list. Biuletyn ALL
Stlyackiego ministerstWa wei
ny wydany W Srode giosi, re O.
fenzywa wloska ma calym from
Gle rzeki lsonzo zostala Aama-
IA. Straty Wioskie WynCSic ma
ia 10000 ludzi.
Biuro prasowe Overseas (nie
mieckie) donosi: Brak rezerwy
/ amunicyi sprowadzily zlama-
ME ofenzywy wloskiei mad lscn
20, po bitwie trwaiacei przez
diva tygodnie, Pc stronie WHO,
skie:i walczyic co naimniei q
dywizyi piechoty dwie grupy
"oisk alpeiskich, razem okoic
$4,000 tysiecy. Artylerya mia
la 180 ciezkich dial i 1900
Izeiszych.
Ma froncie tyrolskim valley
10 II dywizyi piechoty, t. j.
10000 ludzi, 100 ciezkich
90 heiszych armat. Ma froncie
Jsonzo Austryacy wzieli cd 21
10 90 raadziernika 5000 szere-
qcwc6w i 81 oficer6w. Straty
W}ock6w obliczaja ma 100000
ludzi.
" przeciwienstwie do powyz
szego, wiadomosci Z Rzymu do
nosza 0 ogromnych stratach
Austryak6w. Raporty niemiec-
kie austryackie utrzymuja Je
Anal;, ze trzymaia sic ma
.rs7vstkich pozycyach ma H.
mach boiowych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04

tow tureckich, w tenn 8 wick
szych transportowcow z Woj-
skiem.
Walk W CzarnOg6rze.
Urzedowa depesza z Wiednia
glosi:
,,Wojska austro : wegierskie,
walczace przeciw Czanogo1ze,
szturmowaly wczoraj wzg6rza
Aviawac, Bobija i inne, kt6-
rych Czarnogorcy niezwykle "a
ciekle bronil. Zdobyta zostala
ma Czarnog6rcach jedna IL cen
tymetrowa armata, pochodze-
MIA w}oskiego."
Piotrogrod donosi, re zada-
MIA Mackensena zostaly uwzgle
dnione. Poslano mu posilki z
frontu rosyjskiego.
Francuzi odpari Bulgar6w.
WiadomoSci Salonik dono-
sza, re mad rzeka Strumnica
wojska francuskie pobi}y Bull
gar6w odrzucily ma znacznej
przestrzeni. w walkach tych
wysoce pomccna byla Francu-
zom armia serbska, ktora wal
czY nadzWYczai bohatersko, -
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
MOVIE WOJSKA LADU-
"a W SALON|kACH
w KAWALA R6WNIEz La
DUJA WOJsKA SPRZY-
MIERZONYCH.
Austro : Niemcy zajei Uzlce'

Londyn, 8 list. Sprzymierze-
nj postanowili uratowac Scribe
"a wszelka Gene. Move woJska
francuskie angielskie laduJa
w Salonikach, a takze W porcle
Kawala. Wszystkie oddzialy, ia
kie wyladowaly W Salonikach
natychmiast wysylane So ma
p6snoc, ably powstrzymae ofen-
zywe bulgarska, kt6ra pre- CO.
raz dalej zagraza juz Mona
styrowi.
Dyplomacya pracuje.
R6wnoczesnie wielkim wy
silkiem pracuje dyplomacya
sprzymierzonych, ably pozy-
skac Grecye Rumunie, ponle-
waz polozenie Serbii z kazdym
dniem stale sic coraz bardzleJ
krytyczne. Woiska austro ME
rnieckie wprawdzie powoli, ale
stale posuwaja sic naprzod' ar
mia natomiast bulgarska zagra
ia luz bezposrednio Niszowl'-
skad Rad serbski przeprowa-
dill swa stolice do Mitrowlcy'
na pograniczu Czarnogory. Sta
nowisko tax Grecyi, jak Ru-
,,nnii ieszcze ME zdecydowane.
Jak depesza z Aten' st0licy Gre
cvi p3osi, Grecya wowczas Tyi-
Io y' chwvci "a broh, jesli 'bezpo-
srodnio czue sic bedzie zagrozo
NJ nrzez Bulgarye. W przeciw
nvm wypadku postara sic ona
zachowad scis1a neutralnosc..
Pmmy,nia natomiast zapowle-
,dziala, ze ME wczesniel pre-
rzuci sic ma strone sprzymle,
Irzonych. al oni wystawia ma
Balkanach pol nillmoWa ar-
lmie.
/ Ma morzu Marmora.
/ Pomimo zastawionycn sieci'
min i t. d. lodzie podwoone
tfrancuskie i angielskie przepiy-
Inesy przez ciesnine dardanelska
ii dosta}y sic ma morze Mafnno-
ra, gdzie sparalizowaiy zupei-
1 ME ruch tranp6nowc6w turec
] kich, jak r6Nhiez Such handlo-
Ivy. Ogoiem zatopionych costa
ito tax " ciesninie, jak j ma mo o.
Irzu Malanora okolo 15O. olSre-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
?OSEL DO BELGW POWRA-
CA DO STAN6W ZJEDN.

Washington, D. c., 4 list. De
parliament stanu oglosii wczo,
raj przyiazd ma dwuniesieczny
urIop, posla do Belgii. Brand
Whitl0ck'a. R6WnoczoSnie tc5
zaprzoczono nieoficyalnie, by
posel cdwo}any zostal ma zada-
ME Niemiec. kt6rym naraZjE sic
interweniowianier W spraWie
panny Cavell, rozstrzalanej
przez NiemcoW.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
NAGRODA IA OCALENlE
zYCIA DWOJGA DZIEW-
CZAT.

Muskegon, Mich, 4 list. Her
bert Hesse, z Whitehall, otrzy-
NAL 2. fundacyi bohaterow, Car
negiego, hagrode W sumie ty-
siac dolar6w, "a ocalenie cd u
topienia W jeziorze Ducksdwoch
IChicagoWianek Elsie 81 Carrie
Brytspraak Iyss 3,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
..I|X 7 RA
PIOTROGR6D, A istOpada
Urzedowy komunikat dOnosi, re
Hindenburg odrzucOny zostai
ma odlegfosc Is mil.
VENIZELOS CORA.

ATENY, 4 listop. Izba depu'
towanych ME dala premierowi
Zaimisowi votum zaufania. =
Wobec tego Venizelos jest GO
ra, gdyz gI6wnie jego stronni-
~ przyczynili sic do porazkl
Zaimisa.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
GENERAL MONRO PREY.
i BYL Ma GALLIPOLI

Rotterdam, a listcp. General
sir chas. c. Monro, nowy ko-
illendant armii sprzymierzo-
nych ma Gallipcli, przybyi ia
mlelsce, lax donosi z Sofiis Eo-
respondent Do yossische Esit.
.Nsaatyohmiast poczyniiotie zosta.
Y Wlelkie przygptowania do d
Edowania Mois rs
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
NISZ BOMBARDOWANY.

SOFIA, 4 list. Serbskie woj-
ska, broniace Niszu, sa obecnie
nod ogniem dial bulgarskich.
Straty bulgarskie wynOsza 3d.
0N0. austro nicmieckie nato-
Mast 10000 ludzi. 4
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04
chociaz ma razie beznadziejnle
Zagrozony przez Bulgar6w Mo-
nastyr zostal chwilowo ocalo-
ny. Gl6wne walki tocza sic obe'
cnie ma wschod cd Prilep, p
mil ma polnoc cd Monastyru.
Niemcy zajeli Uzice.

Berlin, via Londyn, 3 listop
w p6lnocno zachodniej Serbll
wojska austro niemieckie Ia
Jelly miasto Uzice. UrzedoWy
komunikat dodaje, ze wojska
inwazyjne przeszly luz droge
Cacak Kragujewac. Po obu
stronach rzeki Morawy Wojska
serbskie stawiaia zaciek}y O.
p6r, mimo to iednakze armla
gen. Galwitza Wziela w oStat-
Mich trzech dniowych walkach
LOO Serb6w do niewoli.
Ma poludniowy zach6d, VOL
ska bu1garskie Scigaiac Ser,
bow, zdobyly przyczolek mostc
wy pod Swazykiem i pra cbec.
ME przez wyiyne Filajanska "
kierunku Nisawy. "a
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-04

Londyn, A list. Edward Wei
nacht, agent okretowy, obyvWFaa-
tel amerykanski, zostal tn u
wiezionv pod oskarzeniem
ptowadzenia handlu . irieprzy-
;.iacie)enl Ezony zostal "a
ahcss lleVa So, 900.
Newark post., 1915-06-23
Hamilton Holt And
Roosevelt Close Friends

is Hamilton Holt an admirer of
was the query heard
for a few days follow
ing the distinguished speakers
lecture in Newark. The clipping
below, from Girard's column in to-
days Public Ledger, is an inter-
esting bit of evidence for those
who debated the question:
why was not Colonel Roose-
welt invited to participate in the
Independence Hall peace conclave
on June IT? Well, I'll tell you
how it happened.
"One of the delegates to that
convention at Mohonk, which ar
ranged for this Philadelphia meet
ing, told me that Mr.. Holt, who is
the COlOne's close friend, insist
ed upon inviting the eX-president
But" exclaimed the Philadel-
phian, I'VE have already asked eX-
President Taft, who has consent
ed to make an address" He
thought it might be embarrassing
for these former occupants of the
White House to meet even in the
shadow of Liberty Bell,
"'Oh, no." replied Mr.. Holt
They met at a funeral only re
Gently"
"Ah," retorted the witty Quak
er man, but there was dead mal
between them then. We eXpec
only live ones in Philadelphia"
"And so the Colonel was not in
vited. But what a corking speecl
he might have made just at thi
/ time,"
Newark post., 1915-06-23
Sales And Purchase Of Live
Stock At College Farm

Professor Harry Hayward,
Dean of the Agricultural Depart
ment of Delaware College, has re-
Gently announced the sale to a
prominent Delaware farmer of a
bull calf from the college herd for
$500. The dam of this bull calf
was the cow so prominent in the
college herd, Maud H., 2ds Lass,
who had an official record for one
year of 20,167 pounds of milk and
900 3-4 pounds of butter. The sire
of this calf was the bull Pet Pom
tiac Sadie Vale korn Dyke. He was
owned by prominent Washington
d. c., breeder, who refused $4,000
for him when calf. The average
butter production of his three
nearest female ancestors was 81
63-1OO in seven days, and the aver
age production of his seven near
est female ancestors was 26 4-lO
pounds of butter in seven days.
His great-grandsire was the fam
Gus King of Pontiac, a bull for
which $4,000 was refused. This
calf goes to one of the good herds
/ in Delaware.
The College farm recently pur-
chased Is head of Guernseys in
the northern part Of New York
state. Three Of these are for DR.
Bayard Murray, near Newark
three for Josiah Marvel, Of Will
mington; two for H. P. Milburn
of Hartley, and two for J. Stanley
Frazer. The remaining seven will
be kept at the college farm.
The college farm has sold to the
University of Ohio the Jersey bull
Mabel Raleigh's Fairy Boy, ano
the Jersey COW Rose of Greenway
whose official record made in the
college herd was $500 pounds OF
milk and GIT pounds of butter il
one year. They were selected from
the herd by Professor c. S. Plum
one of the best teachers of anima
husbandry in our our agriculture
colleges. They were chosen OF
their individual merits and will h'
used for classroom work at th'
university, as we'll as for breeding
purposes in the university herd.
Newark post., 1915-06-23
The Year Without A Summer

The year 1916 was known thru
out the United States as the year
without a summer. January of
that year was so mild that most
reople would have let their. fur
mace fires go out had they possess
ed any, and February was only oc-
casionally colder. March and
April coaxed the buds and flowers
out, and May was winter month,
with ice and snow. By the end of
May everything perishable had
been killed by the cold, and the
young leaves had been stripped
from the trees.
June was as cold as May. Both
Newark post., 1915-06-23

snow and ice were common thru
out the month and all over the
corn belt, and after having plant
ed corn two or three times, the
farmers threw up their hands.
Snow fell ten inches deep in Ver-
mont The following winter was
the hardest the people of the
United States have ever known.
had to have a stockade around
his smoke house.-Exchange
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-09
MAY SUSTAIN LAND CLAIM
Believes Oklahoma viii be Awarded
Scrip Worth 100000

Washington, Aug. S.-Senator Rob
ert l.. owen, who appeared before AS
sistant Secretary Jones of the Interior
Department, in support of Oklahoma S
claim for land scrip under the Morrill,
act, believes that the states position
will be sustained. The interior depart
ment has said that Oklahoma's claim
depended upon whether the act was
still in force. Attorneys for the gen.
eral land office opposing the state
contended that the act had been re-
pealed by implication in the early '70s
answering which Senator Owen point
ed out that Colorado was subsequently
admitted and it's claim to land under
the act recognized. Oklahoma's claim
has been pending before the depart
ment for five. years and was only re-
Gently revived.
An interior department statement
show there is public land in the United
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-09
An Ideal Place

The DR.. Bogie rooming house, locat-
ed on A street, northwest. two blocks
from Main street, has been leased by
Mrs. A. C. Bagby. The home has an
east front it has all the modern con-
veniences, new equipments have been
put in and it is one of the cleanest and
most home-like rooming houses in the
city. 1t is convenient to the railways,
and the business section, and the best
boarding houses are located near by.
1t is an ideal place for a comfortable
living room. O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-09
Married Yesterday

B. Wolf, a well known business man
of Davis, and Miss Rose Morrison Of
this city were married yesterday at
the residence of Sam Daube in north
east Ardmore, by Rabbi Fox of Fort
Worth.
They left yesterday for st. Louis
and Chicago for their honeymoon.
Both are well known in this city, and
their many friends are congratulating
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-09
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PERSONALS
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PERSONALS

Billy Frame spent Sunday at Ring
ling.
Emil Frossard of Marietta was here
yesterday.
Jess Troop of Lone Grove was in the
city today.
NJ 5. Dudley of Apache was a Sun
day visitor.
c. F. Hacker of Mannsyille was
here today
E. 5. Haddock of Madill spent Sun
day here.
Charles Mclaughlin of Tishomingo
was a Sunday visitor.
E. F. Comegys of Oklahoma City
was here today.
|. Williams Of Purcell was in the
city today on business.
II. b. Shull of Springer was in the
city today on business.
Eloise Sandlin is visiting With
friends at Oklahoma City.
w. b. Douthitt Of Duncan was in
the city today on business.
w. F. Simpson of Gainesville was
in the city today on business.
Jay Prater and wife of Shreveport,
La, is in the city visiting with rela-
tlves.
O. Shumate and wife left today for
Colorado where they will spend their
vacation.
Miss Ethel Ikard has returned from
Edmond where she attended the sum
mer normal.
Gilbert Presnel VINO Is working at
Coalgate for some time, was here
with his family over Sunday.
Mrs. Edwin L. Lucas of Tishomingo
spent Sunday in the city, the guest
of Mrs. w. II. Presnell.
NJ. S Durdley of Apache, Okla, is
here on brief visit with his mother
Mrg 1 & Dudley nt IlS n Washing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-09

States TO the aggregate amount or
279.554,494 acres, of which 42,177
acres are in Oklahoma. In event the
states claim is recognized, it would
probably be required to file on this
land and take scrip for the remainder.
In. all, the state believes its claim
worth in the neighborhood of $1,000
600, all of which would go to the state
school fund.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-09

which is a distinct honor for TIE en-.
tire state of Oklahoma
During the past four years there
Lave been a number of Carter &C Inty
pupils who have been granted life
certificates from this schcoi AmcnG
them are: jeanette and Harriet Eps-
y orth. Mabel Snyder, Dee Lynn. Mrs.
Herbert, George Williams. CraC e
Jones, Maude Melbourne. Helen and
Lois Goff.