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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-30
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TEAM i IN ~
PREs'I|ll|G :

New York, Jun sarue at the
A. Gilmore of thx " ssds s by rep
close q a n,eetn t, e, ann e,
resentatives OIL h completed
tonight that p12ns S rorr city next
to put a teaM1in NJ 80 for this club
year. The finsici,I s.las s. ,vf Gilmore
has been arnssa ,sa II.
said. -. Gilmore. Bos-
Accordingly hTssI,a'' rsdera, League
10 a ls1 ~ ID to is circuit b nas, o.
=, rea dD bs been made for a b0s'oi'
franchise.6 vas aN. slf
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GEN. ANGELES
fcontinued From Page One)

the state department at Washington ana
that it.would be impossible for Gen. An
xeles to see the President here. The two
Mexicans denied reports that Gen. An
geies was connected with Gen. Victoriano
Huerta In any movement to start anoth-
~ revolution in. Mexico. They said that
Gen. Angeles and Gen. Villa are still
warm friends and that both would oppose
Huerta to the end. Following their fall
ure to arrange the intervlgW with the
President they notified villas Qquarters
In Washington of the resul1
According to Aquilar and 1rcia the
two generals favor the selectl0h OF Vas
quez Tagle, the only member OF the
Huerta cabinet who did not sresign as
provisional president of Mexico. The
villa leaders are hopeful, they said. that
Eagle can be agreed upon and recognized
by the United States
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the MANCHESTER
CLUB IS ALLOWED
TO TRANSFER: 4! 10
GREENFIELD, MASS,

Boston, June 29.-The owners Oh .ne
Manchester, N. H.. franchise IN ,ne
New England Baseball League we.e
given the right to transfer the ciuo 10
greenfield, Mass, whenever they ae-
sire at a special meeting of the league
tonieht. President Timothy H. Mur-
name said that the vote of the league
left it possible for the team to contihue
IN Manchester, business interests OF
that city having requested an .Hroor'
trnitv TO obtain an inter-
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RETREATING RUSSIANS SHOWING NO
SIGNS OF BENG D0WN-HEARTED

trianss they still encounter the same
stubborn army as before which is
willing, to keep fighting for years if
necessary. The Germans must contin-
ue pouring in fresh troops in order to
hold their positions, for if they take
them away to defend other frontiers
the whole edifice of the Austrian de-
fensive will collapse.
1.-THE Russian point of view is that
they can retreat and advance az
indefinitely, caring little for the Ms
effect CT the loss of towns as long as
they are constantly weakening their
adyersaries and preventing trench
Dc NICK. such as exists on thebeekestl
.erH dftus Warsaw fronts"
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URGES women |
WORKERS IN US.
TO ORGANIZE

ksfj New York June 29.-Margaret Drei-
1I5 Robins, president Of the Woman's
rade Union League. issued today a
ers ~ to the seven million women work.
in orasSf IN the United States to organize
dttions' ahc to obtain better working con-
the America y to become affiliated with
league hoW '.a Federation of Labor The
stated that three m7 iarae c;.iss 2, No :
ing women are not yst suIion 81 ths = a,o Az
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I DIES FROM
70 STAB WOUNDS.
SELF-MFLlCTE

NewaYork, June 29.-An autop7ds
toaav revealed that the 20 stab Who
from which Mrs. Grace D. Fec-
a,ed last night, were self -inhM orAe!
cording oSAssistant pastrlcA polio
Murirfy, who took paft "
investi cation. A
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ST. Louis
| 4. Pirate;

st. Louis, June @.-Sts.
burg divided a double M
first game was lost by :
chiefly through poor y" \
the ninth. Dolan redee$
spectacular catch TN q
This contest was won =
hard and timely hitting
First game:
Pittsburg sal Q 9 !
ST. Louis y
| Harmon. ED!gs lsnan.
son, schan3 gws
pires, Quisl q. ~ J
Il second gslnS !.
& Pittsburg s.ssil =
st. Louis ...s.. = Z :
Cooper and Gibson
and Gonzales. Umpire
ley. Time, tA
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The government
Illnesses at tho
xwell Slade. law
Cullough, private
1t they had seen
brine, who said he,
bborne, had wooed
AIDES and $ McCul.
on an indictment
b connection witn
Of promise suit
osborne. The first
er was Mrs. lanes
roborated 'ier hus-
fisit Oliver made to
hts. She sail, Oliver
.of Rae Tanner IN q
e.That's the girl anu
/ husband is not tht
hugh, a telephone op
1rne.s office, told ( g
II, the next witness
FOliver Osborne sine
No letters alleged t
lie witness BY Olive
&c over the object.u
defendants! The vi
sthe request sof Olive
one OF the letters
And one to the Slade
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his former

his former
- post Of
Soissons ca
th yesterday
pf war notn-
ga yesterday.
Rear
.eater: The
Linsingen de-
q pursuit
tween Halic2
them across
m this sector
Further to thu
by district. tn
niles ,northeas
reached by GU
IKamionka. tn
our attack pa
3ver Bug at
srfha and north
bout 80 mile
salso to tn
] Tomaszow, IT
red resistanc
defeated. Hel
d territory. a.
. of our advan'
my is beginni'
ns in the Tame
yer San"
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l,ERl F9Rg /!
's SaailIo 81 N ~ ssl !

enemy wal
positions
IAN arE
the .enemsI
Ithedral VIZ
by our arlI
In the O.
ing Of imiu
In the 4,
army unds n,
feated TIN g.,
along the .su,
and Firjslps
the emilia III,
the fighting =
north, in d. \
town OF Kanis
OF Lemberg, h
troops. 70 Tie
enemy did not
reiterated acro
point below z
In a section
east OF Mostly
north Of Lem
northeast and
enemy yester
Every,whers /
we are now b
maszow is in
Under the
4 nthis distrid
to evacuate \
section and
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Mis-. Mary a. Doyle

Miss Mary A. Doyle died at the Cits
,.sn,+.1 at $40 Tuesday evening. sne
lad heen a bookkeeper for the =. W.
Adams CO. The remains Will De 'aMe.
to - swan street, where she mace iie'
home =. -sa
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s||GN|F|g1|
|.''4PEl
( Moadas.ss
8. $50 A. -
....i cfere

8. $50 A. -.
! appeal Of
!. 81 Of peace MI
jst symphonies,
AIKEN place
opinion at &
,ne great ST
nanhtrsrlsct
.T''saFFoacheAy
~ 1sther tlova
HM steps p,
w opinion pr
Rt they will Ene
Lt.. Of other a
european con
s II ~ AZ n ~
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An Open Letter at

coal has been removed from tatss
Great factories called "breakS56S
Tor this purpose.~ccst s2O0.SgQ
$4,000 and even $4,000 as. agef
comparatively inexpensive s'tii
oituminous mining. z
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The Soma Of the Subn

inc oon9 OF the Subm$ ~2
nj g. W. :+d Harper, in Hartford ]XV
That n steals like awralth o.eI <7ssr'
NY NY moorings I slip and maP- iy- dip,
In the thick and the murk / do NV yr6rj
Like dagger 1 seek p-s-,mark.
And And ribs Of steel its puiia. shall feel !. 4
LIKE EHr ! as am q stab or IN ting oe
Il, ,hens the sS pata sred aeo Or eou. u.,,I!
Where Goo out = resn,naaaan reeasr ka 9fx y.
Lies o a has siua or taseired IL 80
Now -. night ne been $ accides; -
: So made An enn oy mean. Inning y ~
r nerl.n the ernas,ineer les. OF the sssws
,rrit sneh order 20 @ the ro saeeeps
"a I ~ eanother % asttend Wheel W. VI
na 'ns suddenlnnced ract,r The ere
been Is that on nnaattered ] 90
SELF w usanase tut to are uot
=, the ,ar ss the hole the Mi
: p a,.,a es !" 41.ssst.',.~.
c p@ce pronat the psni.gt s.
labor and Fer ~ At the Ie TINS 81. :. I.
tine ,ienal nnassse,aai e fs, 1sd ass
n. readiaelp'.r oDert,ys low 81 Ikras.S !. !.
ope,,n liens al. Wheel b
and e5e By Ca. 8 fame a \
2 noeasal ' r. e! whose ss' q y
j. se0rss Tss he'd $ vsss !!
! aa a.s;., s.u. "a, ord
Gus Vision T., y to "a
ertisfnNre r. Geortte
ho,,ss M YBiddefl
,oks e vi with asa
lcer on. with /,
! ~ aged Il.
~ ardsg waGne
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o''Delk ROSA .
irish [RloT AND
REp[loN|s1 DEAD

New Yon he 29.-Jeremiah Dom
=: !: s: :;
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As(t1H URGES t:s,,
THRIFT IN RICH
london CLUB

eIyN III 1nne 2s.-(2.oe P. M).-Econ-
e.. NOT been featured at the alder
4 nic banauets at the auii0nan -.
,,ar Asauith today chose this nome
! -...,.h "a initiate movement in sup
49,. = the British war loan and to urge
:, .-.onal thrift throughout the natloh -
!. - make it possible for the country
as !. -. strain Of the expenditure ..
e ooo oNO daily entai,ed by the cost
the war. ,.1>r.a eend-.
81 me first really big subscripuon =
w.. .,,.r loan was announced simui!ar
us s,,s,,., Nth the appearance OF Premer
ms on the platform. This was tne
e ,cation made by London assur-
,1l.. comnany Tor 1900, 900 pounds Gl5.-
soo.ooN OF the new loan.
Premier Asquith opened the meesihs ~
stating that. apart from r1any Oh i's
.otner features" the present war was
ktna costliest that ever had been wageds
1 nth the total prospective expenditure
/ for the year approaching 5000 ,oU'0e' the
SA.,,v expenditure being and likely TO- DC
/ ,or weeks and months TO come sometnine
q me stkO0O, 900.
80 unemier esnphasiyed that for thu
zine In the financial history o
Z 0rAt Butain this WAS a great democrat
s In state he said vas calling to al
= classeA even those whose resources wer
: most lihited, 10 step in and contribut
y thar shaAe to meet the supreme nationa
u no1l
e sU1ler such conditions, f:-',A~aaaat
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New Ypr
l.o'dayfpf16
MMot Hs
yers. and
the elusive
and not a.
Rae Tsn
Tough, lassl
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Miss Ethel O'Brien of Windsor -
,,,s;t,np her aunt. Mrs. John
church North Belfast road.
Mrs John E. Church anu
daughter Pauline were in Bangor o'i
Monday visiting friends. 81
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Sparks FROM

prin. eammons Goin g
Herman Ga1nimons,
Of the Levi on =
has been elected prin ipel
school in Chelsea,
presumably accept TIM po.
he has not yet resisn
Mr. Gammons is a nafW "a
water Mass, a graduats
college and previous i.
Lewiston was located
sonthboro and Ashby,s
he recalled that WilliaI4SN I
the principalship Of the Z
school several years as I. AlsAy,,
principal of the Cfleasess
Mr. Hin has more recen \ )
Springfield, Mass.
Mo+orcycIists in Bad MixH
| As a result of sensa,ON'Al
from racing motorcycles :
nan of Hampden and Whlhy41aF
of south Brewer are Ia. UP -.
eral broken bones, and saF
that their injuries are not Moa'
Gus. They were at the lat
in orrington trying out new /
machines, on which they -
race the Fourth. MaE n
Brennan's macfkne skiddeu
thrown into the air, tnrnins l
nlete somersault, as ne WsI
struck Dugan who was =
.na face With hisA foot, and ns1
MACHINES we're pfisd
Dugan got or OF II W
collarbone and several ote
and Brennan fractured SEW
Both young men are tas
one or the other recently
mi over the Maplewood tr,f -
onds. r
An Open Letter at "
he The following opel
he received by the Bal
re To Mr.. r. Herbert WIZ "a
to Penobscot county, lns.y =
le- ROBINSON, mayor Of hyN
;ue Dear Sirs: the ami aszl
ar j.the Minister'S Conference III
rue and vicinity Aeld June 3k
hue unanimous vote was passed3N
of against tR open saloons u Y
Or srye belize that upon the
s-ials rests the ~
a a i
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on the pefIs6s should coy &
the women are not sanes he
the court and the petition ~
missed.
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-. ,..dav,. Concert Program

RWednesday's Concert Presrsm
March" The Executive: Adam
nverture-.IfI Were King ,s,u a.n
Waltzes-" Truthful Eyes. o. sonsa
Selection iioN Hubbel
Moszkowski
"Serehaea . a., Gear" Roberts
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local NOTICE.

LOCAL NOTICE.
The Home store has made arrange g.
,ants with the Journal to sell .he
Rags which it is distributing at INC
low price of SO cents and co ,aa.r
from Page 2.
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81 remains 1 IS ( O. !. I, s1ss
~ SrR Is PTovfdence "A onu ~ u n
ni1 1 ao FL sI lake. late CO. p 20 Ne Ms &
- "a bcen dropped FROM thcs rs &
81 the Branch. tuesday
x,rIo,phs: Frank c. Swee.ee
ron e.,.a,.,hepan. Michael Carney tron
, ,r.s,o,r and James Clark lroA
Edgewater, N. J. r,,asf,ay 10:
-,a. II Reed to Auburn JONI =
nc. Hartford; George p. Nu''.a
i Iy.roester. Michael Murphy
- .o,y,n BOSWELL Prescott to foI.o
Do ,,th ana Elbert H. Holt to bos. .,.a
n'I yahn Z Allen, late Co. T, l2th VIZ
pater King late. Co. J., 2na Mas" -
u A. and Abel Lewis iats a;s'
as,,d NJ " Inf. have been granted o''
q charges from the Home. Conn.
aroy p Andrus of Durham eom...
/, late Co. q, 4th U. S. Art; .o lot
Connolly of Stamford, tate ": - ~
coan cav: Robert c. Horrisan
s.yarcester. late Co. E, 56th Mass M. -.
: sa,nuel =. Leary Of Boston, iase ~,
o. III 8. Art: and William oiaoS'
e Iaras+hrook. late CO. c, LIST ~. in.''
:. Former members, have been resao''n ~
J. ted.
rne moving picture program 49,, ~.
e "wednesday VIII be as follows: 49,
e n.,,s Rnsv Day, keystone; Tine 49,
" Is y saner,s SON., two-reel Broncn,
$500, .I4er Mysterioais Escort,
s,e,s. ana .sMisnated. an In!
AN tickets will be on SAFE Ito''
SatoSf o'clock.Ady. ~.
~Ar. shorey Of Lewiston prous - l,.,n
aaAv tuesday to the Home and WI y,
tnoroughly enjoyed themselves exp.os
,ns the many interesting features
l1r~$x2aeeAch. 20 q 2
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Earn6dxruns-Togus j. Thfee-pase NV
1W,,letfe. Two-base hits-Abbott 2, pay
enport, Il Weed, Wardweli. Gordon. wy
EI2s -. StSleu bases-C oady, Alexandsr
fprfon, davenport. Stafford. Struck ouif
saford z, w Kenney 8. by GoTs in
~ kynans s. HIM OF Safford in S
= 1,n3sses xeprky g; on &c, On bases
ges and a '.eeI.,xeoy pitched pah-
lilions. mos{ns kll-wardwell. Bass
egian drafS-HssSd q. Lizotte; of KennsS
Friesland the tsxerdon, Abbott
lon to the raisi1 Umpires.
work. Attena6 a
Government ~.
the horse-biS
~ !: :: 81: : DlpE:. |, :, !: !:
-st,s eng monFLouis "a 81
Nh lows. sder fos snd Pitts - sin
:. ~ was We locs.aay r.. scious
ws ment rk BY - to Aope is
dee d 4 y g .e s,a,ss'f ), =, !. Fan
t : a 1885,: g ioa as For (,
80, ! } sti . . a-s.,s., Tor H., aas' =.
A. u, Ada y sna e c,s buse,w'.a vas )
's1'a' Us 0''1as,so' rss
! s, !; ! s, !: Is 81. rDN..
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Mayor Spaulding Of
shire shire cit, sta ,sns /. lining
keep the fra
!: i; 4: = !; { EXPENSIVE
John r.
rnllplosives Used
lun BituminOus
Mines.

" Eerence in the cost of min
..a and bituminous coal is
hayinKNhe general public which
throug regard a ton of coal.
thar "a ton of coal. The fol-
pId L the total production.
to w,.'Haitsd - rencb
So, ssss,,::sss sssG IL ii a rssss.
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''' IL i3| i,;; 5, ,

Run,ford, Men
ton New Enss1Al
feated the Oxfor,
Rettig held tin !
while Driscolf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-02
AMUSEMENT /.
COMPANY IS
ORGANIZED
lOWENSTEINS HAVE SOME PROM
INENT BUSINESS MEN INTER
ESTED WITH THEM AND WILL
OPERATE THREE PLACES.

The Lowenstein brothers,. who, have
operated the Royal theatre in this
city for the past three years, have
re-organized, and taken in several
prominent business men with them.
and will open up first-class vaude-
vile house in the city, besides oper-
ating the Royal and the Airdome.
This will give the company three
amusement places in the city They
are having the plans made for remod-
cling the Poland building on West
Main street for a vaudeville and pic
ture house.
Those associated with the Lowen-
stein brothers in this enterprise, are:
Robert Watchorn, r. p. Poland.
Frank Harper, w. d. Hume, Louis
Teatsorth, C. r. Roger, w. S. Critch-
low and w. ID. Potter.
Harry Lowenstein will be manager
of the new concern, and will do all
the booking. The seating capacity of
the new house will be approximately
1000, and the very best of road at
fractions will be the only class
booked.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-02

Milan, Italy, May IA motor which
stalled while he was 1000 feet in the
.ir, was responsible for the capture
of Roland Garros, the French aviator
1t was probably struck by a bullet
Garros was flying over a German rail
road when a train passed He made a
wonderful sweep from height of 5000
feet until 120 feet above the ground
when he dropped bombs, blowing up
a section OF the train. Sentries fired
on him as he rose and finally ut his
motor. He volplaned to the earth and
burned his machine before he was cap
tured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-02

him, the instructions of your commits
sioners. And in following these in.
structions you will be expected to en-.
force the law as it is and not as you
may see or interpret it. If the law is
wrong, the best and quickest way to
secure its repeal is to rigidly enforce
it.
"One of your most important duties
as guardians of the peace is to use
your utmost endeavor to prevent crime
rather than to make arrests after its
commission. Remember also, that
you are to use every means within
your authority to protect the lives,
property and general interests of the
people whom you serve; and in your
daily contact with the people, your
bearing and general conduct should
ever mark you as a gentleman-one
to whom the weak may ever look for
protection, and from the evil-doer may
expect no compromise or quarter.
81 confidently expect, and the peo.
pie of Ardmore expect that, under the
wise and fearless leadership of your
splendid chief, aided by our energetic
and resourceful mayor, and your we'll
meaning commissioner of police, you
will soon make Ardmore not only the
most progressive city in the state, but
we will be able to send out to the
whole country the good news that Ard
more is also the best governed and
most law-abiding and orderly city in
Oklahoma, the best place for men and
and women to live and rear their fami.
lies, and the safest place for capital
lists to invest their money.
with these few words, which are
not designed, in any measure, to take
the place of instructions which YOU
will presently receive from your chief.
with a friendly handshake and a 80.
cial cigar, on behalf of this admins
tration and the people of Ardmore, |
bid you assume your duties and wish
for you all God speed in your work"
Chief Hutchins then made a rev
brief but very pointed remarks in
which he outlined his general course
OF procedure, the gist of his instruc.
tions being summed up. as he express.
ed it, in just three words: Enforce the
Law He then went into executive
session with his force for the purpose
of making assignments, etc, prepara
tory to beginning regular work Sat.
urday morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-02
CURFEW Law
TOCURB KIDS
IN NTHEFUTURE
MAYOR AND CITY OFFICIALS SAY
CURFEW LAW WILL NOT BE
A DEAD LETTER ANY LONGER
"SCOoT" WHEN BELL TAPS.

Mayor Mullen stated yesterday
morning that. the curfew law, which
has burdened the statute books of
the city for long time, but which
has never been very rigidly enforced
in the past, will no longer be dead
letter, but would be enforced to the
letter, and any kids found on the
street after the bell rings had better
be armed with good excuse or they
will have the doubtless pleasure of
of spending the night in the city jail.
The mayor wishes it distinctly un-
derstood that this is no bluff on his
part, and the members of the police
force have received their instructions
covering the matter, and will appre-
hend any boy or girl who are under
the age limit set forth in the curfew
law found on the streets after the
bell has rung the hour
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-02
Death of Mrs. Barron

Mrs n. +. Martin received a tele-
gram yesterday morning informing
her of the death of her brother Doss
Barron's wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Barron
lived in Corpus Christi, Mrs. Barron
became i'll and he was travelling with
her. While at Sinton, Texas, she
passed away. The funeral will be
held at Port Lavaca where the father
of the woman lives. Mrs. Barron was
Miss Mamie Mccoy, daughter of DR.. C.
II. Mccoy, formerly of Ardmore. She
and Mr. Barron were married here
about IL years ago. They have three
children, one aged 10, one I, and the
third is five months old
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-02
COM. LONDON
TALKS To NEW
POLICEMEN
AFTER THEY WERE ASSIGNED TO
DUTY BY THE CHIEF, THE CON-
MISSIONER UTTERED A FEW RE-
MARKS AS TO THEIR DUTIES.

, After being sworn into office by Act
| ing Mayor Hoard, the new police force
, were addressed as follows by Police
Commissioner Joe NJ. London:
"Gentlemen-As one of your city
commissioners and having been as
signed to the supervision of the police
department and being in a measure
held responsible, at least for the re-
suits obtained, ! desire to say a few
words to you before you enter upon
your duties.
| wish first to compliment you and
to congratulate your employer, the
city of Ardmore, upon the excellent
personnel of this body of men, from
chief to pound keeper. you all look
good to me-
you as members of the force are to
be congratulated in having for your
superior officers, your chief and his
assistant-two men in whom the or.
der-loving and law-abiding citizenship
of this city have expressed their con-
tidence in no mistakable terms, as
shown by the results of the recent
primary and general elections.
Among more than three hundred
applicants for places on the police
force, your chief has selected you to
aid him in the work the people of Ard
more have called him to do and his
selections have been unanimously ap-
proved and confirmed by the board of
city commissioners. Your selection
and confirmation carries with it the
expectation that you will seek to CO.
operate with your chief and with his
administration in every effort to pro-
mote its success.
While the law provides that the ac-
tive conduct of this branch of the SER
vice shall be under the immediate con.
troll of the chief of police, we have the
assurance of our present chief that
he will act in perfect harmony with
the whole administration, to the end
that, with your cooperation also, We
may be able to present a solid front to
the enemy-the law violator of our
city
1t will be your duty to not only obey |
the laws yourselves, but to obey the
instructions of your chief and through
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night, have established themselves on
the Gallipoli Peninsula and advanced
considerable distance toward the
narrows of the Dardanelles, while the
French have cleared Cape Kun Kaleh
on the Asiatic side of the straits of
Turks. Thus it may be said that the
second and most serious attempt to
force the Dardanelles has been fairly
launched.
The Turks, under the guidance of
their German officers, placed every
obstacle in the way aof the invaders,
but against>the fire of the allies fleet
and the gallantry of the army they
were forced to fall back The British
forces. the war office admits, lost
heavily in the operation.