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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-30
4astsn nab Seaesae.

- gtnbreter ipdren oorIsbte Ra6t
burh Elm aiidSnfsniter in oas pfarr'
baus hes gfarrers gpm. 6iniisn. go.
314 3ipiiion Strabe, geIlspue, einses
f;iegen, tpp iie Elm puIt erbra6en uno
$40 itablen.
- Rutb Wc@uff, pon go. Ala
Baro 2lpey lit i'm gIter BON 13 sSab'
rem aeitorben.
Der S6uIratb BON Sapton bat
eiritimmia beihlofen, bas Maroas
mus 9eriabren aeasu bic Stobt siHs
suIei!en, ppna6 bieie as8pungen iper.
zen ipu, fir SduIsipeds so Gents iiir
jebe 800 0srtbabi6dBuns aIs Stsu
erobiett su beipiQigsn
Ter SuosnbpsrsiH Der Gp St.
,Sobannes @emeinoe in geIleous pirS
mpraen Ibsnb i'm SduIsimmsr be-
Stride ietn idbrIihes See Cream 5sitis
pal in @erbirbuna nit eiHem ga3lr
abbaIten Tiir ben fd,0uitn Der
.aufsitano 1T Elm prsis ausgsTes.
rorben.
- Die asi3e ses Grpin S6iIfsrt5,
tueIter i'm SbiofIuk fsinen 3ob faHs,
III Bis isbi nod nitt gsfunben NOR
ben. S6iIfsrth, pslter friiber In
8ellepus 1epobut bate. mar aIs ein
corSiigIidler Shpimmsr betduni.
6orutiO .. Martin. 9emOtra..
bat aeitern in Der Guuntp GIsris Of
flee ieine annoioatur als RsprGi.us
turt beg SO. 2egisIutur Giftri.ts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-30

leuAtins SrandiIe amenbirt. Der
6reibrief fir Ratursas iou 10 Sabre,
6erlenige fir WaiIer unb GlettriSitdi
20 Sabre @iiltisfeit baben.
Der 25 Sabre alte Benjamin
9annan. an Der 8aibinston Strdbs
pobnbaft, peIdsr in ben slnbrswa
Stablperten anseiteIlt lit. iprane ses
tern Morsen an Der 4. unb Sarntosu
Strabe BON einem Sra9taus, ipdbrenc
bieier in gepseuns mar. gr rahts
einen 5ebltritt, belt jsbo9 nit ieine
linten 9anb ii6 an sinen eilernen 9riii
felt unb purOe cine Strede psit ss'
ibleift. DIS er IdIisBli9 ieinsn Salt
perlcr. fiel er nit bem 9eii4t brett
5ur Grbe unb erIitt mebrere Soutab'
i9iirfuusen.
- Der Susenbpersin Der (soangel.
Ct. pauls airhe peranitaItet beut,
4benb auf bem Grunbitiid Der SuniOr
8. Il. u. M. on Der Yprt Strube ell
RaIenfeit.
- Serr 90. 70. gsdsr, friibcr Mit'
alieo oes Staotratbs, beabiidti9t als
repubIitaniider Sanbibut fir ben
Staatss sSenat auf3utreten.
- Die Stabtsaommi Cirs tperb.H
mOrseu Rudmittas mebrsrs qldss fir
oas prpiettirts Grematorium beiihti'
gen, Serr Sarrp Spints bat Elm
Grunoitiid an Der Oit 5ront Strabe
ipeItli6 Der 9ellspue Staotgrsn3e. psl'
DIES auf 800 Sub bis gum 5lubufer
ii6 erftredt, fir oiefen 3psd 81 sinsm
mGbigen Yrets offerirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-30
2ofal 8eridt.
Gincinnati's Siirger
gserSen in einer Waiienoeriamm'
lung, bic am 5amitae, 10. 5uii
in Der Wuffballe iiatt.
finben pirb.
@egen @aifenidlafer nub ariegsper
beenus idnrfeH FrDteit eiu.
legen.

2lm Samitas abenb, ben 10. Suli
lpiro in Der Uluiithalle elm. UlaHens
perinmmIung itoiifiHben. In Der bic
8iirgsr Gintiunaii's unb llmseseHb
:bre Stimme gum protsii seesu BEN
infamsn Waifenfhader erbsbsn ipsrs
ben, Der bic Qeutraliidt Der Der.
Staaisn 3u elmer Garte ma6t unb bns
blanie Dopp.niailb Uncle Sam's in
ben Sdmub s,jossn bat. Sur elsi6eu
3eit psro.n iis in sinbrudsDoller
Msiis uuiere Rtfts als cine ntutrnIs
Ration bic lid BON tsinsr aub.ren
Ration ibr Rs1t nebmen lnHeH
fpirb, bic Gee 5u befabreH
unb nit anberen 90ltern In Wdaren,
bic .eins aonirebanbe iinb. 5anbel gu
trsibsR. betonsn. Dor alien abtr pers
ben fie unierer SingosgrsiTe. ipslfe
uns gum Rubsn sobn Butts in ben
airopdii6en arieg binsinireibsn
mDdre, cine i6arf. marnuHg 3utoms
men laiTsn. bic @ebulb zines friebIiss
benbsn 9olies niHt alI5uiebr 81 mibs
bralifen.
Sn elmer Sibung, pslfe gsii.rn
Ra6mittag in Der Office oes Serrn
Colon Shott itottfanb, tpufbt be-
f6ioisn; Samitay2lknb. 10. Suii fir
gtbbaltung Der WaHenD.rfammlung
sn ipdbltn. 9ieier Gibung tpcbnteH
BEL: 6err Colon S6ott als 8orfiber
unb Ri6isr g2ippsrt ole SsrsiGr,
aubsrbsm bic Serrsn StaRlsp 9oipbls,
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ifein 81 crpcdcn, Sab or pcrIUlnneI
porben ici.
65hii grdbirtnoe gtusiaetu gtgsn
2idsl mat)ie eei;ern Der poli;ei &C.
gtnilber and ein geUiiicr George so
fer. Der an br Sst5it.n Sirabs uns
2obae glllen pom ben Tetstiibs glltus
rsiber uno aaman perbdfist norb.a
mar. bofer. sbenfals Ulorpbini,>
gn6 su. 5uk er nit Ritel iuiim Be-
ireuubst lit unb bab RideI ibm atatns
iibsr augeitanSsn babe. oab er ben
Roreanariif auf Or. SoiSe an
Gonniaa abenb periibie. IFrner tes
bTupiti 6oisr. bah Hid.I ibm Dor eis
NIGER 3sii al .iuem Rdu6iittrfan AL
einm pfineIsibT perdnlnfi.n iu0IIie.
jsbon bisrmi. i,in Slid bate.
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- Tic NoIi5ei oerbnitete geiterr
Sornlitag Orei gl,riten in @erbin
olng nit Dem @tnbrud in ben 2a6er
bon z. z. @iuteriteen. Gde Der 0orf
3. uno Iiartct Strabe III Der letter
Snritng giad)t. Die @erbaitetcn iint
CHARLES bageu uon gio. $50 9ort
gierte Strabe. Qom Sosfirs, go
746 Rorb 9peite Strabe imb Gar
1inspihoie, Sobn Der Srau Ibomns
SapfinS bon Der Glib 9 Strabc
ipeId;e ole im sIIter bon II SSabreu
iieben uuO bis aui l9osfins IN Der
9eiierungSanitaIt in 2oncaiter NC
rem.
- Gin fnrbiger 1ogI6bner bes g6.
3ugsfannl aontraftorS Sobu s..
Srluld fano aeiicrn Worgen nm 7
llbr tcim SrqbeH oes CRAWFORD Stun
Gb3ugstonnls nabe Der Bumpenita.
tion uno Der iriiberen @erberei pom
4ater bic Stelette BON siuei DtGn.
ncrn ipeIdje abue 3peiiel lpdbren0
Der SodiIlltb i'm Dtar5 1903 bas &c.
ben ciubiibtcn. Man ianS nit)ts, no.
6ltrh Die 5Selltitit Der 5ooien felt.
8eitcat nNr0en f5uute. Die 5fcIette
Durhcu Den 2cidcnbeitattern Bonner
inlo Gnhill Jur geitattiulp iibergeben.
IS tmIroen IN Den IcBien paar &so.
den in Der 9fabe Der Sta6t uHo in
Samilton eli sfeIette Don Gpfern Der
SodfIutb geflInoen.
- Die GtaatScipiISienitfommiiiio
mar aeiicrn bier. I'M Die it1otiiten
6ipiloienittominiiiGre Spentel uno
DtaIop, 5lpei So5ialtteu neldJe an.
aeblif ans poIitiifen @riinben ibrsu
Sefrctor imo eiuen Snipettor Der
Foli5ei 81 entlaiieH benbiidtigten, Blt
ocrnehmeH.
- =. a Groos. uel4em am 3.
SSaini elm 8iero abbanoen eefommeu
mar, fam borgeitern BON @eit Ger.
rolltou nad SaniIton uno ioentifi.
3irte elm Rferb, meltes bon gI.
3imblemam oln A. Sami bier in Der
@eit Wtoin Strobe cingef1nacn mo
in ieinem Staa go. 907 Wlain Strc.
BE gebrndt lpurOe, OILS iein @iaen.
tbum. gr CAB Serrn 3imbIeulam
5ebn Dollars fiir ieine Dtiibe.
- Tos Seitnment bon gIi5abctb
Dii6on gibt Die Sauseinridhing lmo
cine SoIitc bes @rinbcigentbumS
iDrem 0atten 9iidaro, vi an Wsarp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-30

ino ,ocnrn Gfiiinafer, $50 an ssrea
Saroner, $50 Dem fatboliiden gsaI-
ienbein. $25 Dem ct. ssoicpbs SENT
fir beiniatbloic endben, Der @race
@orbner eeluiiies @ett5eiih unb Der
geit teS giacnthums f1Ilt bcn Srmtf,
9tifolos iuh @ernbnro @aronrr mno
81. Tiibon Su.
- Ger jluige 8urid)e, 9cipcp Gar.
pellter, ueIder Dem 3. 3. 3insmeiiter
ein 5abrrab ltabI uno basieIbe Der.
tauitc, iplrbe bem Susenogeribi
ilbertpieien.
- 5Obcsiale: Ssalues u. Goens
itarb porgeitern slbenb in ieiner
@ohning go. 536 9torb SedIte
Strabe i'm sllter BON 33 sSabren. CIR
bitttrrI1bt bic @attin iino cine 5od,.
ter. @n. 9i. Bod. pon Der Siio
y StraBe iinrt poraeitcrn glbcno i'm
IIier bon 4G sSabrcn. Gr binterl1Bt
Die Gjattin imo iiIni ainoer. - aboie
0i. 2InScrion, 8ittipe pom g9. g. 9In.
hericn, itarb porlcBtc NadJt i'm Sitter
bon 80 sSabreu i'm Nlercp poipitaI.
Sic robntc IN Sen 9ali'iden SInts
in ocr oigG StraBe imo bin.crI1Bt
elne Sodter - Die 2cide pom ,Su.
IuIs 3lpeiiel, peIter nit SSinterIai.
iura Der Snttin in SnhianapoIis am
Sonntag itorb, ipitrbe aeitern fir bic
@eerOiguus nad) SamiIton gabratt
mo in Der g9obnlne iciner Riitter
Srou Charles 9inder, gio. 109 Col,
ion Strnbe nligebabrt.
GSuarb SSonfo bot GliSnbet1
SSanfn auf Sdpioung perfIaet, neil
iic i'm Dor Srei Sabren i'm Glide
Iicb. 3as Yaar beiratbete IN llnsaru
in 1906 luto Sat 5iuei ainber.
SrduIein 9iiIu .. Wsartin BON
go. 81 Cotton slpcuiic. meld,e felt
nelm lPountcu ols aranfenipdrferin
III Scm 6iierrcifiihen Reierpe Soipi.
iaI III sqien oiente. iii nad) hamilton
3uriid9etebrt. Sie beeIetteie neun
onbere aranfenrr1rerinnen BON Gin.
cinnati i'm Scptembcr bcs periloiie.
ucn SSahrcs. Sie brndlte cine anSabI
9uoer hes Soipiials gum 9lnoenfen
nit.
- BiIbur gorpnep, 43, @ethnitn.
lmo gcnta Sinliuons, 35. sSamiltolt,
erlangten cinen Seiratbsibein.
- Ger Geultp @ci1nsnib.s .sd,lie.
ser 9om Sia nuroe porgcitern
Steno mad, Der SprinebaIe Cambria.
bc beiieat iul eiuen duaeniteinli6
aciitesihmad)Cn Winnu 81 boIen. Scr
Iam CAB icincn Hamen nls @iife
SIotauer 81, Sdritbmafer, 90.
1918 9foee StraBe, Gineinnnii. an.
idiiia an. Gt Ieibet an gericlgImgE.
Dabninln.
- Fem albert g,lrion bon Or.
icrS rurbe bas redJte @eiu b.ira
eireu Suff6las ietnes 9ierbes &C.
brod)er
- z. sirtnoIbs bot feline @nt.
tin gueaa ReDnoIbs auf Sd)eibung
pertlagt, neil tie ibn ansebIit Der.
nahlGiirpte unh iid) init nnberer
Wtdnrern obsnb. 9ns 9aar beirn.
tbete III Hidnono, SHb.. ON s. 6e'
bruar 1902. 2ena Center bat
g9m. Genter auf Sdei6iuis pert!agt,
.pciI or iiir tie uidlt iorgte. ieinen
2obu III aeiitiee Setrdnte unieete
uno ibr orsebIih NIT oeiH lobe orcb.
.c.
- 9iubert 8eier RentidIer, SolnI
non Ser ;EamiIie Geo. gl. 9ientItIer
BON Der 7anton Strate. III Doraeitcrn
i'm nor6Iidleu gbeiI pcn gHdlison iHl
sllicr rcr 32 Snbren eeitorten. lie
9eit)c piro sur geeroigMng rad Sa'
milton ecbratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-30

aipsiier; qrosperi, (SIOan, 109).
britier. 3eit: 1:15 3s5.
Die So Matuels bejablten: laou
gofpers STRAIGHT $500. plaet
$16. 40, S6op 5000; MOIe Srpin'
a,Iocs $40, Gbop $3.50; prospect
Sbcm $3.50.
8iertes Rennen -6 Bur
longs: gaars Gaflibp. (Subp. l03).
asponnsn; RobnI 9sa. Capable,
1o5), sipeiter; 6ccntr, (Tleeban. 1861.
brittsr. 3sit 1:15.
Die SO MutueIs bejahItsn: Widrs
Gaifibp Gtraiabt S11, glate $3.50.
Sbop $40; Rondl 1sa qlots $3.50,
Gbup $3.50; 6ocnir, Gbop $3.50.
Hiinftes Rennsn 20 5Hrs
longs: Difturbsr, (SoOis. 10D, G.'
iuonnen; Sapino, (O'grien. 110),
siueitn; Snumindtor. Capable. 105).
briiier. 3eit: 1:03 2'5.
Die So Uluinsls bsadhlien: 0iiturs
5ber Strai9bt $500. Qlaee $3.50,
Sbop $3.50; Sdpino plaee $3.50,
Sbop $3.50; 5IIuminatDr SbOlu
20.
5edjiies Rennen 1 1sl6
Neile: GbDlus. (Wldrtir, 102). gt'
iponnsn; ;Gcmmaur,ita. Garner, 105l,
siueitsr; Rnstlsi. (Wnbsr. e9), brit'
ter. 3sit: 1:5O.
Die 50 Wuiuets bssdbli,n: OboIhs
Giroiabt s14.70, 9lacs $430, Sbop
$3.50; Gpmmourettn plocs $3.50,
G6oip $3.50; anttIet Sbotp So.
Si.bentes Renntn l
Weile nnS 10 DarSs: 9taniit, (Do=
mind, 105j. gspOnnen; Manaf.b,
(,lonss, 104), 5tu.iter; Bonanza,
(1ablur, 100. briiier. 3sit: 1:46 2'5.
Die SO Wlutuels beSablten: 3roniit
Strdiatt 1920, gtdee 81. ShcD
$3.50; WanniIsb glncs $3.50, S1ofp
81. so; gpndn3a Sbofp $3.50.
Fir beuts finS fOla.nbs pfsSbe an
meIbst:
grfi,s R.nnen -. S.dina; 3sidhs
riae unb GIters; 6 Gurlonss: Glofie
Grcdei es, Re6etto Wloiss 9s, aes
Snoalibts 9s, Slptttbsar; Gu, 9s,
girtd 100, gDaterprooi l02. Woblta
man 102. Mldnners 10S, gliamahn
1os, Sationb 10. Wbit. ggooI ITO,
2unrtermaiisr Ill.
3rpsites Rernsn gSris; 2siG5f
.iae; : 5urIcnds: qiitle Gore 100.
o.Sacobus 100. Bright gcobbdr 1l2.
RoIyoma 112, g'nnbdnbl. 112. Sclio
Rod l12. Traction l12. 5Obn 10.
alein 112, Wanfrtb l12. Z. Z. Wur
bod 112. 2lIsr. Gsb 112. Clifton 1t2.
Triites Rtnneu 9oris; 3iihs
rip.; 8 Surtcn1s: siIiprs. 100. .Spdr..
lsg lo2. Coma Read 102. ainesribnl
102, amdson los, Concerto los.
goo,,r Bill 10. 1ls.iabeII, 10.
@isrits Bremen Ceiling; Die
sta.sE; 2 iifria,; 81
Eurlcuos. Gbeds 95, marp 8. 100.
100. sI6ornpoob 1Os. Garsoms 1o4,
geiii. R. 100. @lut Coffee Jos, GIb
Charter 107. gipfn g.o,g. 107. 8.
6. FBelh 100, geTi, y. unb giad
gofst g. n. g.abI.D Gn,rp.
7Siinfies R.nnen - Ceiling; 3iiht
ria. unb 1liere; 9 Grrleuas: gllIau,t
SO. q, sirit 80, Worgdrti . SO. Wa
bel monipom.rp 9s. libaet 100.
fFruman 100, Wtr lot. Raiiud los.
Star Rofs l0s. Gut B.t 10S, fSiB.
aeralb 108, 0roscenor 10.
Se6iies Rsnu,n - 6aueieab; g.
iibrias unb dIter.: / WisiIs: grop.r
5uabss SO. Robert grabIsn 102. .oitiI,
Repb.iD Jos, g,tan 1O5. Capib Craig
lo5.
S.bsntts R.nnm = S.lind; a.
idbriat unb aItsre: / 3s16 Wtil,:
102. Rtno 105. Suite qlpit
los. aSrb goa LOG, Sob Color 107,
gonfolu 1l0. 9tnp port 40. 2abp
gan6ita 40.
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SeIesraylii&e NstiseH.

- Inter ben @trpunbsi,n ,.Goua,
bern. bsrsn Ramtn aui Der neutii =
Wsrluitlifis iiebsn, bsfinbsi Iidl BET
5plbai Sabli BON UcunssiOipn, cbio.
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2Sar sftuO,
~ connie nidjt fe6tit
re;smat, baa fie sur @einnb5eit -
ianate bard 9pbia e. Einfbam's
i gegetable Gomponro.

u9sit Wv Wt1 l9k
eienb unb Icnnfs ui4t
anf msinen Babsn hs.
ben. Rtine S4ud.
germ phnidts. eab ID
pnbin q. pinftGm's
gssdabfs gpnspcnnb
ptrluhsn iolis uno
,nsins Asrptn wurtsn
flarl. btr appttii gut,
mtin eAriit siaiiif4
uub if utflor jsHss
0Beinbi Der Stbra6t
unb sRheiefeh. gas
mar Dor 0 Jabrsn
une leiitfr babe td
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y q IA lit . q.

llnier gsent in Samilton IN
6err Gouarb Sruf, 449 SiS Siuffs
Snahc. gea Sci. 476 g., Spms
Gbone 1851 u.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24
CROWDS THROWS
DORN|CK HILLS
COUNTRY CLUB
PROFESSIONAL FROM McALESTER
COUNTRY CLUB WAS BUSY ALL
DAY YESTERDAY GIVING IN
sTRUcTIoNs.

G. A. Crooks, golf professional from
the McAlester Country Club, was a
busy individual all day yesterday at
Dornick Hills, and when the oppor.
tunity for sleep came, he did not re
quire any rocking to get his eyelids
closed in slumber Several members
of the Dornick Hills club were taking
instructions from him yesterday, and
with the vocal admonitions and the
physical demonstration of the stroke
swing and the use of the various clubs
used in chasing the elusive ball, he
was some tired when darkness put
a stop to further play.
He will be here today giving in.
structions and will leave for his home
in the morning unless he can be in.
duced to remain longer.
Local golfers will be greatly bene.
fitted by the instructions given by Mr..
Crooks and some have already begun
to boast of improvement in their
game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24
BETTER ROADS
To Be BUILT
IN FUTURE
c DUN COMM sSIONERS ARE
GOING TO MAKE EVERY DOL
LAR BUY SOMETHING THAT
WILL STAY.

James r. Taliaferro chairman OF
the board of county commissioners
stated recently that the roads in the
county had suffered this spring from
excessive rains. and were badly wash.
ed in many places which made travel
almost impossible, but that, as soon
as the new road and bridge funds
were available, work on them would
begin 1t is the intention of the
county commissioners to make every
mile of road constructed in the future
a permanent highway, such as was
constructed under the direction of
Highway Commissioner Suggs from
the city limits to the Chickasaw lake
recently. The commissioners made a
close examination of this road when
it was finished, and pronounced it the
best in the county and also stated
at the time that they would adopt
this method in the future on every
mile of road built.
Carter county is fortunate in having
an abundance of road building ma
terial in all sections for this purpose
and no long hauls will have to be
made to get the material where it is
wanted. The commissioners are tired
of experimenting with temporary
repairs, and are going to make an
effort to construct permanent roads
all over the county that will stand
up under any and all weather condi-
tions. The road to the Chickasaw
lake has not been affected in the least
by the heavy rains. On the other
hand, it is getting harder and smooth
er with each days travel. The road
from the city to the country club is
also receiving some attention and
will soon be a good highway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24
GERMAN WHO SAILED FROM NEW
YORK WITH GUARANTEES OF
SAFETY, DETAINED.
HELD At K|RKWALL
The Steamer Bereenford, Which Car
ried Or. Dernburg, Being Held BY
British at kirkwall - France to
Refuse Passports.

New York, Jure 24.-In the absence
of dispatches from London, concern
ing the disposition of the Norwegian
American steamer Bergenford, carry
ing DR.. Bernhard Dernburg, which
the British have detained at Kirk
wall, there is much speculation as to
what is to become of Dernburg, who
sailed from New York with guaran-
tees of safety, which the United
States obtained from the allies.
The censor delayed for two days
the announcement that the steamer
had been detained.
The Tribune prints an interview
with Dernburg, which he gave out
just before he left, to be printed after
he was gone, saying that he hoped
while here he had helped the United
States people to understand the Ger
man viewpoint.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24
BURNING OIL
0BSCURES THE
DAYLIGHT 7
OIL FIELDS AROUND CUSHING,
TULSA AND OTHER POINTS
SUFFER TO VAST EXTENT BY
LOSS FROM LIGHTNING.

Cushing, Okla, June 23.-Extend.
ing for miles around in every direc-
tion today a heavy black pail Of
smoke, coming from thirty-one burn
ing tanks of oil in the Cushing field
alone, formed a thick haze which
completely obscured the sky from
view, and made necessary the use OF
electric and gas lights in all the oil
field towns.
More than 333, 900 barrels of oil was
consumed by the flames, caused by
lightning, while the report of minia-
ture cannons told of the work being
done by the oil field workers in
shooting" tanks to release the oil
into earthen basins. However, the
Oil in only three tanks was saved.
The fire was the biggest in the his
tory of the Oklahoma oil fields.
The Gypsy, the Gulf and the Pra-
rie Oil and Gas companies report the
iiS"' iN't ioooSS, vi
independent producers suffered heav-
lily.
From the Healdton field, near Ard
more, comes the report that eight
tanks of large capacity are burning,
while in scattered districts through
out oil fields, heavy clouds of smoke
indicate additional tanks afre which
have not been reported.
While there is no way of protect
ing from lightning the enormous
of oil stored in the steel
tanks, oil companies are all protected
by insurance.
Pipe line officials today of COM
panies affected variously estimated
the loss from $35O,O0O to s45O.OOO.
The five $4,000 barrel tanks of oil
destroyed alone makes total loss
of s175,OOO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24
NEGRO is BADLY WOUNDED
BUT WILL RECOVER

George Hawkins, colored, who was
shot and dangerously wounded by his
wife yesterday afternoon was report .
ed to be getting along nicely this
morning and the doctor says that he
will probably recover.
Hawkins asked the officers to let
his wife remain and nurse him, sta
ting that he was to blame for the
whole affair and fired the first shot
at her. She was at the home OF
her grandfather where she had fled
when the trouble arose, and shot
through the door, the bullet taking
effect in Hawkins mouth and emerg-
ing at the back of his head
Hawkins for some time has been
porter at the E!ks' club, and was look
ed upon as quiet, peaceable negro.
What the trouble arose over no one
has yet been able to find out, as
neither made any statements other
than that OF the wounded man, who
said that he alone was to blame, and
begged the officers not to arrest his
wife
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS
HOLD PICNIC TOMORROW

The Baptist Sunday schools will
have big picnic at the Wilmington
park tomorrow and if the weather
conditions permit, it promises to be
the biggest event of the season.
There will be all manner of amuse-
ments for those who attend, includ-
ing a ball game at the old fair
grounds. Ample baskets will be pro-
vided and bounteous dinner will be
spread.
This is the second Sunday school
picnic of the season, the Presbyterian
Sunday school having already had
theirs at Lorena park, and the other
churches will no doubt follow in the
near future. All members of the Sun.
day school classes are urged to drop
all business tomorrow, and partici-
pate in the days outing at the park.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24
Cotton Growing Rapidly.

Washington, June 23.-Cotton had
fine growing week and is in good
condition, the national weather and
crop bulletin announced today.
Continued warmth with sufficient
moisture" says the bulletin, forced
rapid growth of cotton and that
crop is now in good condition and
we'll cultivated in nearly all districts.
Some retardation of growth is re-
ported from Oklahoma and adjoining
sections, and grassy fields occur To-
cally with boil weevil reported as
active in portions Of Alabama, Mis-
sissippi and Texas The crop is fruit
ing in southern Districts and some
bloom is reported as far north as
North Carolina"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24
CAN'T STRETCH CAPITOL FUNDS
Attorney General Holds IncidentaIs
Can't be Paid from Appropriation

Oklahoma City, Okla, June 23.-An
opinion by S. f. Freezing, Attorney
General, rendered at request of the
chairman of the state capitol commits
sion in stretching the balance of un-
expended funds for construction of the
capitol to reach the bid of James Stew
art & Co., recommended by the ad-
visory committee. The opinion holds
that none of the overhead expenses,
such as architects fees, salaries of
commissioners and employees, rents,
etc, is chargeable to the $1,50OOO that
was appropriated for construction of
the capitol. This will make the balance
reach the amount that has
been bid, which is $1,253 900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-24

fighting on the Cali |ef,. peninsula
has ended with success Il L> allies
along almost the entire line 'teI
preparation by the allied art. =
two lines Of Turkish positions were
taken and held by the allies in spite
of numerous fierce counter attacks.
In this way the allies, the French
war office says, have gained an i'm.
portant strategic position, which
commands the head of the ravine
OF kereves Dere, defended with great
determination by the Turks for sew
eral months.
The following official communica-
tion was issued last night:
Yesterday the expeditionary corps
II the Orient attacked the Turkish
lines on two thirds OF the front. Our
left in single bound carried two
lines Of the trenches, and these they
held, notwithstanding violent counter
attacks.
ITO the right on more difficult
ground the struggle continued
throughout the day on the ruins of
the Turkish works which had been
razed by the artillery. The enemy,
bringing up without cessation fresh
troops, had succeeded in retaking
these entrenchments, when a battal-
ion of the foreign legion and a bat
talon of Zouaves in a bayonet as
sault carried the position in ten min
utes.
This brilliant charge decided the
issue and finished for the day the
efforts Of the Turks to regain the
ground lost.
In a counter offensive on our
right this morning the enemy was
decimated without having achieved
any gain.
Summing up, the day ended with |
success along the whole line despite
the desperate nature OF the struggle. |
We took some prisoners, among them
several officers.
"The battleship st. Louis has ef-
fectively bombarded the batteries
along the Asiatic side. The British
army gave us efficacious support.
Everything confirms that the enemy's
losses were very heavy.
"The important point is that we
have occupied the ground which COM
mands the head of the ravine Of
kereyes Dere, which the Turks had
defended with the utmost determine
ton for several months, using all
heir resources to hold it."