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FAMOUS GERMAN GENERAL
 WOUNDED BY SHRAPNEL

GENEVA March 29-Gen Won Kluck, the German commander, has been slightly wounded by being struck by bits of shrap- nel while inspecting the advanced positions on the north bank of the Aisne
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AMERICAN MISSION INVADED
 AND OUTRAGES COMMITTED

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Five persons have been taken from an American mission in Persia and hanged by Turks and kurds. Continued efforts to secure protection seem fruitless Two American warships are in the Mediterranean but the Americans are nevertheless helpless.
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BIG ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
 ESCAPES BY SNAIL! MARGIN

LIVERPOOL, March 27.-The White Star liner Arabic arrived here today after an exciting chase by submarine in the Irish sea. She was pursued for thirty miles, but finally escaped.
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NO HOPE FOR
 SUBMARINE

HONOLULU, March 27.-The submarine F-4 of the United States navy, which sank on Thursday morning last of the entrance to Honolulu harbor, has been located in fifty fathoms of water Scores of vessels, headed by the naval tender Alert, with powerful cranes, hope to raise her late to- day. There is hardly fighting chance that any of the crew remain alive.
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AMERICA STANDS FIRM
 FOR UNHAMPERED TRADE

WASHINGTON, March 31-The Ameri- can government has forwarded the reply to the British blockade order The admins tration stands firm for the right of unham- pered trade with neutral nations
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PIANO TUNER

George Anderson, piano expert, on pianos, player pianos and electric pianos, also fac tory representative for high grade pianos, his sixth annual trip. Any person in need of expert piano tuning and repairing, or wishing to purcahse piano, communicate Box 991, Juneau, any time before May, 1915. 3-17-1
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Still calIino Out Reserves

ROME, March 29-The Alpine troops of the first category, born in 1883, have been called to the Italian colors for forty five days All artillery and engineer reserves have been called to the colors for sixty days from April 16
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FLAT CITY TO HAVE
 FINE NEW HOSPITAL

The large two-story building on Gold street, Flat City, lately occupied by Dr. Moore's drug store, was recently purchased by Dr. Auringer, who is having the prem ises entirely remodeled for a hospital for his patients.
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MEXICO CITY AS
 NEUTRAL SPOT

WASHINGTON. April With the hope of insuring permanent protection to foreign CTS in Mexico City, the American govern ment has proposed to Villa and Zapata that they have the city declared neutral and outside the civil war strife, and withdraw their forces
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kinq to Set Example

LONDON, April l.-king George has or fered to exclude all alcoholic refreshments from the royal houhehold to aid the temper ance movement. He declares that the army is hampered in the field by liquor.
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UNITED STATES BATTLESHIP
 JOINS FLEET AT CANAL

WASHINGTON, March 29,-The battle ship Alabama has sailed from Hampton Roads for the Panama canal zone, to aid in preserving the neutrality of the canal.
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Hope Abandoned

HONOLULU, March 29-Hope has ab- solutely been abandoned of saving the crew of the submarine "A A large bell is being constructed in an effort to raise the vessel, but parts of the superstructure are break ing away, and are being brought to the sur face with drag hooks
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Not Made Public

WASHINGTON, April l-The American note to the British government has not been published in England on account of its being Holy Week. It will not be made public until the 7th
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Moved lnshore

HONOLULU, March 30-The submarine has been located finally and has been moved three hundred feet toward shore. No hope that any of the crew are still alive is being entertained.
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ExnlosiYes in caroo

HAVRE, April 2.-Chemists claim that the fire in the La Touraine was the result of an explosion which started in large cases of textiles stored in the baggage hold.
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Work Halted

HONOLULU, April Little work in the effort to raise the submarine can be dohe for the next three days, while the pon, toons are being placed in position.
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A BOSTON BABE

'This is little Waldo"
 And how old IS he y
 Nearly G."
 Can the little fellow write?" "Oh, yes," said the proud mother; "but he has not as yet published anything."- Judge
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WOMAN, LOVELY WOMAN,
 CAUSE OF HIS DOWNFALL

NEW YORK, April 1.-Raymond Swo- boda has been arrested in Paris, charged with having set fire to the French liner La Touraine. He is an American, and his friends have entered protest.
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Villa to Bombard Matamoros

BROWNSVILLE, Tex March 29.- Villa's assault on Matamoros having failed, artillery will now be used in an effort to reduce the outer defenses.
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PREPARING TO EMBARK
 KIANY ITALIAN RESERVISTS

LONDON, March 27-Advices from Buenos Aires state that Italian steamship lines there have been warned to prepare for the possible transportation of sixty thousand reservists
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lyino in Wait

NEWPORT NEWS, March 3O-The Brit ish cruisers Suffolk, Berwick and Corona, and an unidentified French cruiser, are out side the harbor waiting for the German cruiser Eitel Frederick to leave
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We bought from the Schneider estate all wall paper, and it will be sold at cost.
 PIONEER DRUG STORE, FLAT
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George Anderson of Juneau, professional piano tuner, writes to The Pioneer that he will visit Iditarod during the early part of the open season this year.
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Preparinq for Voyage

NEWPORT NEWS, April 2-Sixteen hundred tons of coal have been taken on >oard the German cruiser Eitel Frederick, and she is now taking on fifteen days sup plies.
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ABSURD REPORT DENIED
 BY PRESIDENT WILSON

PARIS, April 2.-Le Temps prints an in terview with President Wilson in which he praises France.
 WASHINGTON, April 2.-President Will son denies giving the interview attributed to him by Paris newspaper.
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forced the through Duka and slowly making ther down the southern slope to the plains of Hungary
 Many Russian Prisoners Taken BERLIN April 1Durng the month of march the German Eastern army took 55 000 Russian prisoners.
 Russian Fleet Busy in Black Sea PETROGRAD April lThe Black fleet has bcnbarded all within hundred and fifty miles of ConsantnoPh
 Turkey Said to Be Seeking Peace PETROGRD 2The Russian has been approached with without Gemany knowledge LONDON April 2Davd Bey reported be Geneva seeking which the allies would be willing conclude with Turkey.
 The reported be rapidly reang before the Russians n the Nieman district.
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Work ProQressjnq

HONOLULU, March 3l-The huge div ing bell has been completed, and with the aid of pontoons the work of raising the sub marine has begun
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ARRANGES FOR BIG LOAN

NEW YORK, March 30.-J. P. Morgan & Co. have completed the terms for a $50, ,000, ,OOO loan to France.
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Experts Arrive

NEW YORK; April l.-Expert divers from the Brooklyn navy yard have been ordered to Honolulu
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Capital to Chance Hands Again

WASHINGTON, March 30-Advlces re- ceived here state that General Carranza IS ready to reoccupy Mexico City, and that the ZapataS are evacuatlng.
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NEW YORK, April 2.-Five naval divers are leaving for Honolulu to raise the sub marine F-4
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pestilence and Starvation

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 29.- Reports received here state that smallpox and typhus epidemics are sweeping Mexico City, and that the people are in starving condition: They are said to be devourng rats, cats and dogs.
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United States Troops Will Be There

SAN ANTONIO, March 3U.-Ihree bat teries of artillery are being rushed to Brownsville by special train to prevent trouble over the battle of Matamoros.
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70 INSPECT PRISON CAMPS

BERLIN, March 30-An American com mission has been granted permission to in- spect the German prison camps.
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Villa for Prohibition

FL PASO, April l.-General Villa is re- ported to have said that he would enforce prohibition in Mexico if he had the power
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lhove Below

The clothing store of A. J. Weiss at Flat City is in the hands of workmen, under going many improvements.
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WEEKS TEMPERATURES

Observations taken at the Budweiser, corner of First and Richmond streets, as 6 a. m each day:
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ROUMANIA STILL NEUTRAL

BERLIN, March 29.-Advices received here state that Roumania will continue to maintain her neutrality
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FOR SALE-A quantity of good copper mixed lead (type metal). Much better and more durable for machinery repairing than the ordinary soft lead. Pioneer office
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Qrdered tn Ernnfier

GENEVA, March 3O-Several Italian regiments have been ordered to the Tyrolese frontier.
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Mrs. c. c. Chittick, postmistress at Flat City, was visitor in the city last Satur- day to attend the Pioneers potlach.
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Eddie Anderson, the Yankee-creek trader, left for home yesterday afternoon.

Hygum tooth brushes, 25c each. Pioneer Drug Store, Flat
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Guy E. Austin, until recently bookkeeper at the local N. C. Co. store, has accepted similar position with Riley & Marston, on Otter creek.
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Wall paper, 25c per roll Pioneer Drug Store, Flat
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Oscar Anderson came in from Flat creek last Thursday on short vacation trip
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PASSENGER VESSEL T0RPED0ED BY GERMAN SUBMARINE
 ENTAILING RUTHLESS MURDER OF NON-C0hlBA IAN lTS
Germans Will Encircle England With Mine.

Germans Will Encrcle England With Mines ROTTERDAM March 31It is reported here that German sub marines will lay cordon of mines about England
 French Cruiser Sinks German Submarine PETROGRAD March 31.The ministry of reports that has been sunk light French of Deppe
 Flocks of Submarines MADRID lhe Spanish steamship Augusna which arrived England having German submarines the English channel
 THE EASTERN BATTLE FRONT
 Battles Raging LONDON March 29The battle continues the Carpahns and reported from Northern France and Northern Poland
 Russians Batter Outskirts of Capital LONDON March 29Rusan have crcled Pera the residential of have dropped bombs Russian batlehps continue shell the Notifications the Bo phou and shells falling twelve miles from the sutans palace
 Turks Try Air Game CONSTANTINOPLE March BOA Turkish dropping bombs the British warshps in the Dardaneles
 Russians Drive Ausrans LONDON, March 30The Russians attack the Ausro Hungarian positions Access Hungary claimed Barthfed by the Russians The have been driven back of that place.
 German Achievements for Beaten Austrians LONDON, March 2Along the the reported been driven back from Czernowz The north the lines Germany rushing endorsements the Capahan
 Austria's Naval Base Impre gnable VENICE, lThe deen of Poa Aurias naval base the Adist have been completed and regarded i'm pregnabe.
 Russians Slowly Advancing LONDON April Hate dispatches indicate that the Russians have
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Al Walsh returned this week from a trip to the kuskokwim
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Tomorrow, April 4, is Easter Sunday.
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THE FIGHTING IN THE WEST

THE FIGHTING IN THE WEST
 Trenches Filled With Dead PARIS March 2Eevn thousand German dead have been taken by the French in the days fighting Champagne district The estimated number killed wounded taken prisoners s 50000
 Aviator Drops Bombs CALAIS 29Beore breakfast this morning German Taube dropped bombs this city. No damage resulted PARIS March 29Three killed when German dropped bombs Wller
 Germans Take Dose of Own Medicine BERLIN March 29Eleven civilians killed wounded when dropped bombs upon the Saburg and several villages in Alsace.
 Aviators Driven Away From Fortress BERLIN 27Ioste dropped bombs Metz driven away by artillery fire
 Anships Attack Coast Cities PARIS March 27-Boh Dunkk have been visited by German airships but damaged by the bombs.
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Aviators Driven Away From Fortress

PARIS Calais and Dunkrk have been visited by German aihp neither damaged by the bombs It
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Aviator Drops Bombs
Germans Take Dose of Own Medicine

BERLIN, March 29-Eleven civilians killed and many when French dropped bombs upon the city of Sras several villages Alsace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18
IMPRISONED MINERS STILL
ALIVE AFTER SEVEN DAYS

Joplin, Mo, June 17.-Rescue work
ers in the Longacre-Chapman mine at
Neck City Thursday, communicated
by tapping on a pipe with Daniel Har-
dendorf and Reed Taylor, who have
been imprisoned in cut for seven
days. The tappings were the first
assurance that the two men still live.
Four other miners, after 120 hours
imprisonment, Tuesday night were
released from a government rescue
car. where they have been under care
OF physicians.
Five hundred miners are working in
relays OF four-hour shifts in a desper-
ate effort to save their companions.
Mine operators at Webb City, in ten
minutes subscribed s1.OSO to be paid
the rescue crews. II is estimated this
amount will reach $4,000 by Friday.
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First Christian Church.
school $50 a. m.

Bible school $50 a. m.
We aim to have this school in all
departments to double the enrolment
of the church. Come and join with
us and help us to attain this aim
We need you-you can help us.
Communion and preaching worship
II a. m.
Christian Endeavor I p. m.
Praise and preaching worship s
p. IN.
Morning sermon, Acknowledge
ment
Evening sermon, Dependence oe
Christ"
Special music at bO,E services OF
worship. Mr.. Smith, the retlring pas
tor, will preach at the morning wor-
ship, and Rev. J. w. Burns, the new
pastor will preach the evening SER
mon. All who are not obligated to
other services are cordially invited to
attend and worship with us.
Let us go unto the House of the
Lord on the Lords day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18

DEFEATED BY
METH0D|STS
CHRISTIANS HAVE NOT WON A
GAME - FRAME PITCHES GOOD
GAME WEBB THERE WITH
BIG STICK.

The Methodists defeated the Chris.
tians yesterday afternoon on the
South Washington street grounds,
and went up a notch in the percentage
column. The features of the game
were the pitching of Frame for the
Methodists, who allowed but one hit.
and the batting OF Webb, also Of the
Methodists, who, when the bases
were full, poled out a three-bagger,
sending in the only runs made in the
game. Following is the score:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18
JUNE ts IN HISTORY.

lSl5-Wellington's allied army fell
back TO Waterloo
lS66-ltaly prepare. 10. war against
Austria.
lssl-Eity of Mexico SurrCuders 10
Juarists, after :h-ee months
siege.
lo9O-iurks massacre Armenian
Christians, near Erzerum.
l9ll-Detective Burns. wIth assistant,
indicted in Los Angeles for
KIDNAPPING James J Mcnamara.
labor leader. accused Of dyna-
hitting
isl2-National republican convention
met at Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18
St. Philips Episcopal Church.

Third Sunday after Trinity
There will be service on Sunday at
II a. m Morning PRAYER and sermon
Subject of sermon VIII be on per-
sCnal religion. The Low Standard o.
Personal Religion Now Prevalent, and
the Causes of it,"
Next Sunday this series will be
continued.
Sunday school and bible class at
9:l5 sharp. c. l.. ByrLo, superintend-
ent.
An earnest invitation is extended
to all.
REV. F. W. GOLDEN-HOWES.
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Broadway Baptist Church.

The Church of the Warm Welcome
Children's Day program at 10 a. m
Address by the pastor on Sailing
the Fountain
Young Peoples Meeting p m.
Public Worship at p. m, with ad !
dress by the pastor on The Call OF
the Hour"
The church and Bible school will
hold their picnic at Wilmington park
Friday, June %. D.. H. COOPER,
Minister.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18

County tax assessor Herndon stated
this morning that the taxable value of
the county would remain about the
same as last year. 1t would have
been materially increased had not the
law been changed relative to the tax
ON oil The automobile tax was also
taken from the county and made a
state tax.
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Sleep.

A man who has just enjoyed a good
sound sleep is both taller and lighter
than he was before. The intervals Of
sleep required by different individuals
vary greatly, according to one writer
A physician calls attention to the fact
that babies sleep about twenty hours
out of the twenty-four.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18

The lightning during the heavy rain
of Wednesday struck one of the street
cars that was standing on the track
in northwest Ardmore, and tore out
the register, and otherwise seriously
damaging it, Fortunately no one was
hurt by the bolt.
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When baby cries.
Give it Berry'Y Pies.
2tf
Woodmen Circle.

Regular meeting tonight at eight
o'clock. There will be limitations,
but the memorial services have been
postponed.
MRS. ED SANDLIN, Guardian.
CALLIE SMITH, Clerk.
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c. A. Williams and wife of Idabel
were here today,
u. Crosby of Durant was in the city
today on business.
]. H. Welch and DR.. l.. II. Miller of
Writ were here today.
S. L. Lawrence of Antlers was a
business visitor today.
Ben Siegel of Caddo was transact
ing business here today.
W. Il. King of Gainesville was in
the city today on business.
Jewell Hicks of Durant was in the
city today on business.
Mrs S. G. Ellard of Fort Worth is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. West.
DR. |. ID. Walker and Il. Payne of
Antlers were in the city today on
business, lstaek
Judge Alexander Gullett of Tisho-
mingo was nthe city today on legal
business.
T.. L. Gregory of Lawton is here
on business with Roy M. Johnson, for
merly of the Statesman. Mr.. Gregory
is a newspaper man.
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Claude Stevenson, the negro boy
who was shot near Milo by his cousin,
John Stevenson, died yesterday af'
ternoon from the effect of the wounds.
John Stevenson who is now in the
county Jail will be given preliminary
hearing as soon as the county attor-
ney can prepare the case.
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Unpaid telephone bills for the
month of June are past due If not
paid by 6 p. m. of the 18th, service
will be discontinued. Pioneer Tel &
Tel. Co. CAdy)
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Several farmers in this section are
importing sweet potato slips from
Arkansas, and the acreage will be
heavy this year. Yesterday the cham
ber of commerce received shipment
of $500 plants for Mr.. Owen, who
lives a few miles west of the city.
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HOW THEY STAND:

!, is feared that some OF the diplo.
matte communication was not in har-
mony with the generous spirit that
now characterizes Memorial Day.
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Dee Watkins and Anderson Curry,
two negro youths surrendered to Of
fcer Dow Braziel yesterday and were
turned over to the probation officer.
They were accused of breaking into
Mulkey's store in northeast Ardmore
and securing sum of money which
they spent in having a good time.
Their case will be heard tomorrow.
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East Ardmore Presbyterian.

East Ardmore Presbyterian.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Debate at evening service Sis p. m.
Subject, "Resolyed That David Was
Greater Man, and Accomplished
More Tnan Abraham" On the affirm
atiye is Mrs. T. A. LamptOn and Miss
Lura Wells. On the negative is II,
r. Hunt and |. r. Best.
Junior Endeayor at . p. m.
Senior Endeavor at 1880 p. m.
We want every Sunday school pu,
pill who expects to 90 with us to the
picnic to be at Sunday school next
Sunday. T. a. LAMPTON'
Pastor.
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Unpaid telephone bills for the
month of June are past due If not
paid by 6 p. IN. of the 10Th, service
will be discontinued Pioneer Tel &
Tel. Co. (Adv)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18

Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Miss lnez Eliza
beth Hatfield of st. Louis to Mr.. Will
liam Earl Walker. They will be at
home in Popular Bluff, Mo-, after
August |. Miss Hatfield formerly re-
sided here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18
Christian Science.

Sunday services II a. m.
Subject: rs the Universe. !nclud-
ing Man, Evolved by Atomic Force. y
Golden text: Psalms 21:13.
Responsive reading; Psalms lOi.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
services s p. m.
Our church is on d and Broadway,
n. W. All are invited to attend the
services.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18

Secretary West Of the chamber of
commerce went to Berwyn today to
assist in organizing that township in
to- a fair association to cooperate with
the free county fair association,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-18

Roasting ears are on the local mar
kets aud finding a ready sale Yester-
day two, wagon loads were disposed
of by local market gardeners.
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Follow tn, crovds to Berry's Bakery
and Confectionery. 23.tf
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Bromide water, 10 cents per gallon
Phone orders to els. jim Duston.
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| have lots of friends who have
failed to let me meat them yet.
w. n. MORGAN
At Cash ECholS'
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Catholic Church.

Catholic Church.
Holy mass will be read Sunday at
7:30 a. m, also at a. m, and be
followed by Sunday school, Sermon
during mass Everyone invited
FIR. JAMES J. WALLRAPP.
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TOO LATE TO Classify.

FOR SAIIE-l2O-egg incubator and
brooder Cheap Call red-i26
1873
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FOR RENT -SiN-room house. il6 \,
n W. Modern, new,y painted anr
parerod throughout J. w. Har-
reid 1873
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Subscribe for the ArdmoreIte.
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WOULD LIKE \ good horse for its
keep, also have two good Duroc
boars for sale. e months old. J. d.
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PERSONALS

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