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Evening star., 1915-01-05

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FOR RENT-No. e17 ST. Sc.
6 rooms and bath.
Rent. $3.50 per month.
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atoh, arefelh. b. aphaun Vanlin. Eils
tHGtH, b.; Wilhelm Weih Soften, b..
@ilheim Mmai. n~offnbuben perm
peinuh ebeIbuih fhbinabdnfeu b.; 20.
treb boriier, eiNa b.; Martmiiian
wdriiid. 8oliAopo. b., Vauf 6edhnlf.
glhfrieio. 81; Milhelm 6fracHm6lfr.
Wlluiief I. @., b.; 3ldul Nallueit. Weia
fen, bs Nnbrcas aofnt. GDlmertdih. b..
tlari alumulp, Sirasbura. b.; BERNHARD
MolaenbuR Berlin. b.; beintih Sdneis
hers. oadbeibe. tot, Nilbelm Sduilc.
BarHiie. b.; peo Silorra. 6uppen b..
9obanne8 Stefieu, Aohna6ot b.: 0nii
Girnbcr Sencrual, i emil Sieuer. Ees
her8aort, 3 95pbdnH Winter. Gdifforirrs
Dunn. tot; Johdnn peiponbotu5ii. Witof
laiicu. + ufC. Grid Wnribfa. @obbera.
tpt; II e. @eora 6ermann. Berlin b;
Brih ~Mlualufrih. Citerbura. b: Suhett
cute Ealtuip @iibneu. D.; loat6im adl
blddh 8eihlinQen t6i; aennnth Gfinf
eicruib tot; 4 q. @ruit 8leiihhmrr.
g%cipenbdgen va. b.; no. trnhatb
Heitit, Stattolp, bcrun.; adrl Githitutth,
A~berbdtieu p; @mt Viriia. Qpitn. b.;
wilhelm Samiupi @ramifpeia b.;
drdn3 dmolie. Ridop. 81; 8ricbrih
&rebtopt, Nhenbort b.; 6raB @rrms
man, 6%cppeuborf. t.; 9obduu 6euer.
Nrnlus lelo. b.; cams 6ennia, 6ambura.
D; Gtto Nnintoh. @rob 4auier. b.; Adrl
Alopih. 8oanihiu. D.; Matthias 0rid
Coin, b.; Gruit pdHae @rob 6dnldup
pi 6eronauo Wleupelbcfa TiihelNorf
b 0ermdflu 8ilarim. Nieleiele. tot,
mldr Glioh, Giiiel0orf. b.; Nohdnu gl6ms
PAGE, BeLiugen, b.; Il. q. 4lbfrt Thebi
Bcn nblbuid1. tot; @idaro WaaB. 6urs
nom. ih b.; 8itdr0 epars. Goieien. l. b.
2 Nontp. HIeraueer 6cbelfc. @cilcr
lei Sdletntaot, T. b.; 6etnrih Ctto. 6ebs
l%inabnnieu T. b.; Sraus aioIba3n. Sties
eenoort l. p; BraH8 Hermann, Suls
l. b..
8. aomB.: Sermanr eetbe. aItenau.
Tot; Grid Nipp, Stettin. ih. b.: Hrib
2nlim, arcl8nadl. T. b.; 6einrih Suite
ratb. Guisbura I. b.; Csfar NiiienberQ,
Esbera, l. b.; @uQlit Girihhoif. Bar
feloe. l. o.; Altert 8ieoel, 6incrn. I. b.
q Aomp. Soief Wtiiler, Rebe6ud as.
3; 8idldr0 9urolu, 6iiritemualD-, l. b.;
6gruduu Ali1c. @ititubera, I. b.: @us
itab 8eirih. Stabfurt. tot; aiharo
gldraie, hnltoCr. ih. b.; u.sC. Gruit
3uidcr, @~rnd1pe0e, /. b.; Soief alahenstI,
4e8uib. L b.; aarl Go1cr. @ennfpirn. l.
b.; auguit @iu5ler, @ottbuuieu id. b.;
gsilbeim Eihart, 9liIhcim O. Hb., I. b.;
92idluel @iesuiemsii, Grlomo. l. b.; Garl
Can, g2elunpieieu. /. b.; Cto @rabI.
Sauihd, |, b.; Serbatius Sdons. Mnss
belt. l. b.; NO. 9auI qaner. Berlin. I.
b.; 8eruer &Iaut, Sceieu, I. b.; ,3ohaun
aliuaG Siitturf, I. b.; 3uief @ersaro
9}iler, 3lpeifal, /. b.; auauit 9crucb0e,
Sonielsbeim. I. b.; aarl 6bcrmarf. Ries
0er5oHsfelb, l. b.; @corQ Midltcr 9ress
Ion. TOT; @aIter 8euedc. Gdu6e. tot;
6ernanr 8ierbogcl, 8oppenop. I. b.;
ariiger. 8erge. ih. b.; 9auI 9iers
manu-, 3eutih, I. b.; 9einbolb Baum,
3ihoder, |. b.; 6ermann 9orubuid.
geniotp. /. b.: 6einrim 9bles. a0uids
beru.; u.sG. 9arl @6tther, aruss
iudloe, BERN Cernlnnu GhIers, Wcitliu,
berm.; 6ran5 aoliboff, 5eQeu, BERN;
Stunt @intber, aauemoorf, BERN.
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ileberplanmatises 2aubUehrs Sufnuterie.
Battalion bes A. armeefurDs gtr. g.

I. aomp.: SeIbpebel @ar g6rnoen,
9ihedpIB |. b.; @ruit Gatbe, atens
Burg. l. B.; 4nul ReinbarOt, 8euit,
Gdhiensalfeubnra I. b.
3. aomp. glar 6elbiq. @ofern, I. b..
6tto 5adie. a~loiterlauiie. FIJI. b.; aeius
bolo 8olner, 6iidt.Hbaiuiden. l. b.;
Saul 5o6iih, Ser6a, I. b..
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SiifiIisrsg ataiaun.
{. 9otnb. no. @il6elm goaf. 5os
btHboda, i1. b.; NO. Srtenrih Stupid.
alt Dobern. l. b.; @urt ariger l., 8ers
lin, ih. b.; Ra1tl @dqHer, @roF aunerss
oorf L b.; @eorg aretidmann q, Sterus
II "A, tot; 8ilheIm 6eilig, 3iebinqen, I.
b.; 6rtc0rih Altlde, 8drfndl0e. I. b.:
&in3citt G8druedi. 8uifoorf, l. b.; 8ils
tslni 5enner, 6%aruBrotih. lot; 8il6elnl
8Dbel. Sr "a, I. b.; 6rau3 aupfe, Seibs
niB, ih. b.; u5Dig 5ren, Cbergolbs
nnuusoorf, ifl. b.; 6rtB S0riter. 6o5ens
tplser, tot, &aII Sebnmann. Salien6ns
gen, tot; 5oiepb 8r7dotd, Ghur3emtH, T.
b.; Sran3 5hieitn. 6ipolitenbof. ih. o.;
&tlbelm Yren8lofn. @rnbofp, I. b.; Bid.
Sdnerma1n, 6rantflrt a. o., /. b.; Qtt1.
Sdluride, Seelop, tot; @oolf 6ilritens
berg, Reh 2resoen, I. b.; 8obert 8enoe,
@ieBmauu5oorf. tot.
10. Stomp: NC. Gsfar gnoermanu,
Berlin |, D.; Mid1ael 8ieoermanu, 3ers
IL. tot; gmil Siaad, 9ebus, tot; aurt
6epier T. Sh6ueherg, |. b.; ggiai Sduls
sc, Sort. /. b.; 8eter Reitr5Gf, 8neien,
|. D. Rein6plo 6hul3e l., @llben, i'd.
b.; Stto 6dmtueI, @roB Sa6leufDeroer,
l. d.; 8aul 6eger, 2ebus, I. b.
II. aonnb. gaul Suhrih, 8enfhmar,
i'd. b.; 6ermann Qobrfe, 9eu 5tettin.
lot; 8ern5aro Bed, Berlin, TOT; aarI
Grobieh, 2angenp6ul, tot; gnitab @ars
ntb, @tebihenitein, fh b.; Gomlmo BON
8ojd1totpStt. g2ogiluo, I. b.; Star QleiTe,
@leieroorf. l. b.; 6ttp Steiuide, 3rnnen,
if. 81 8idlar6 3rmler, aeu Qino1ip, ilh.
g.; 8eorq Steeger, Qin0enberq, tot:
Serrtann Babel g. @oloen6era, T. b.
IL. Gomb Gtto 9usbef, Mna6ebura.
/ b.; @ili gbrtit. @ronau, tot; @alens
tin 8tftopsii, 2en8er, l. b.; 6ermamn
Stetrt, @rosfa, !. b.; @ilbelm Sporleoer,
25ldetidHotp. I. b.
Brigade. Griat Battalion gr. s, gneien.
Ct. @mlrice uuo G6otedus 5alinfom an
"a, Meuuebai am %. s. uno Gbail0s
t%ontaine bonn s. biz II. 8. IA.
I aomp.: NO. 6riebrid graun,
@olobad, id. b.. NO. alfre6 @olf,
R%euial86runrJ I. b.; @eorg @iemenIdneis
Der, &ilHsflrfh /. b.. Senab Wnllaf,
3nin, L b.; 8aul 6artlieb, Gatteln. I. b.:
stantslnus 3oealinsfL 5wBisnid, I. b..
An0reas Seed, Gtanifpo, Id. b.; 9uqaf
Claus, Cnerenburg i'd. D.; Sohdun Ros
mdfolDsff, A%Oninpd, berrr.. auf benz
Rnride 5uriidgeblieben; @iI9. Snims
mel. qamen, BERN. @ilbelm @ufarsii,
8trfoipia. bernr., nlif 6em 0aridie 8urilds
9e6lieben eyuliii5 Ee6n, arinnina, BERN,
inf Dem Ilarlde snriifgeblieben; Midel
Msi5iietustI SiDidrt. berln., duf hem
glarite auriidgebIiebeni auguit eide,
alten @odum. b.
2. apnrt GFfi5ier> Sieup. @isSelotp.
6erbert 6dbert. Gtettin, ih. b.; oeopolo
Yonumerente, SrieniDeiI, tot; &il6eIm
M0nter, 5erringhmifen, ih. ii; Efdniss
iaus NaeieiefDsfi, 5dpnrseila1, I. b.;
Sobann Gsar8instt, @iitnip, 5dJ. b.; Glfs
GEN Gdlte9eIherger, 3oinbromfeu, fh. D.;
Selir GSarnnIetpsii E6diDaln6no, Ih. b.
5cief 9urr6ai, S5e5er0r5ejeipo, ln. b.
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Selb. grenabiers Regiment CIR. s,
6raHtfurt a. G.
shfIiers Battalion

4ierIit am 8. un6 CfeI BON II. bis 81.
o Ia
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/. Battalion, eSrottan.

/. Stomp: 0.s9t. 8obfbfd. Cbcrf5rs
tier in galleniteot a. O., /. D.; q. 8elhn.
8aul Sebrinaer, Sdaan, tot; @nit1b
Stoi. 5enriettenbiitte tot; Srie0rih S6os
rem; eem9o, tot; y. sBelofu. Hidlarb gacr,
9ndeuipaloe. id. b.; no. Gtto 3auIig,
5eiienborf, idL b.; mo. aeinrid Bed,
Stbriim, l. b.; @id)dro SeIenbere, Qongs
heinersOurf, I. b.; 9ifolaus Qeipol6,
8darotb, I. b.; Sriebrid @obr, Gbers
Ieideu, {. b.; @uitab SlDter. Iieber
gndiualb, I. b.; 6ermnm Yobl, birlds
feloali, I. b.; gmil Gomnid, AeiOen6ifa,
|. b.; anguit anlinoipsii. MbluHeu, /. b.;
gieinholo Hotbe, Strei6els6orf, I. b.;
@iIbeln aDlterbof, @nnf, |. b.; 9o6atni
@r5eiBiaf, Blei1en, |. b.; 9obnnm gnbn,
porlt a. Mnhr. /. b.; 8ilbe[m Ehroer,
9orit a.. Wnhr, I. b.; SrnnB Sfr5Hpsaf.
Roln. ggilfc, l. u; @iltelm 5Aou, 5prit
a. 9iubr, |. b.; au0uf Stint, Etehle /.
9eien. I. b.; Briebrid 0loiin, apGren, I.
b.; Mar Rfeffer, @~ramildiua[0e, /. b.;
gotnnno Bflodid, @rob Wrimmen, / b.;
@eorg 6orit, 6interiteincn, /. b.; Yaul
aotbe, aoblfnrf, I. b.; SeiHriA @ieedub,
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eanbwe6r 3nianterie. Reafment vi. /
3. @ataiaon, @larientuerber.

10. aomp9: no. aarl Neiditeiu, |.
b.; aIetl. tot; self 8ie3oref, /. b.
II. stomp: aonrao Beride, Berlin,
tot; 6rieorim @eride, @r. Sd6ne6ad,
Id. b.; 8ilhelm Sdbed. Berlin, l. b.;
Stnnislaus @ia, Aa68if. |. b.; Saul
airift, Berlin. / b.; 6ermdnn Seller,
Berlin, I. b. Otto 8ntideI, aiel, I. i.
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Snfnnteris @egiment CIR. 10.
lam %. 8. Ia.

2. Stomp, @orlib: ll.sS. arthur @ets
ruihia, 8lottoiU, b; usC. Mar MocniG,
b.; Sbonlas 8rpbel, Sidolpo, D.; Bruno
effenberg, @Drlib, b.; Bruno @ruhn Sos
Ionic SteI6euber9, b.; 4rtur @altsr T.,
6ei0crsoorf b.; Grid SemIer, Berlin,
b.; glar lltleid, gubtoipno, tot; Srieorit
@ube, Ghosborf, b.; @uitnb anetid.
Gels. b.; 8atl Gnspar, Qoes, b.; aarl
@driner. ~2udenDalbe, b.; aurt 5a9en,
@orIib b.
@eierpe- 3nfaHtrrie Regiment Dir. 10.
6iaieres am %, Remenoneourt mb
@oubrab am "a. s. utb GoHienbobe
nm q ii
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2. gatnia0u, G0ief.

z. Battalion.
5. SONY. fybfnr. @rnf Quprr, I b.:
st. euno, bermutlid Gunop, I. b.; st.
9ans D. @reiifcnberg, T. D.; 8dhnrtdl
alnfis b. Shiperin, Slotted, /. b.. 6ffis
5ier Stelpertreter g Selbiu. @Iatber
Re6nert, @olgait, tot no. @ia @abr,
ST.. 6afioipiB, tot; abolf gufd, aItond,
tot; aarl 8egner, 9iefotp, tot; ITO.
Rith. S6ulA @aH0sburg, I. b.; Gietr.
Sndtbof, Giibbertsfchm, |. b.; Banl Ties
oemniln, 8reiennnIoe, /. b.; Otto Sod,
Hu0oip, |. d.; 5iQismml6 MajuroiDtts,
8romberg, I. f., @eorg 5hnn6e. Sort
/. g., I. b; Gratn abamsff, Moienbera,
|. b.; Sobann 8ilnt, Shirobten. I. b.;
U.gG M 3afoip, g2ahnipiB. (. H.. 8anL
3orHbuid, gerlinhen, I. b.. Sra. 8roB,
Qilfen, |. b, aIbert 5cifc. @eblsfdng, I.
b.; gldr 9auqte, aerfipib, /. b., Gtto
@iiHtber. Srdnifa6t, tot; 8insent @lass
3c5pt, 1laturn, /. b., 3einholD saenide.
Botsbnm, +. b.; auauit @uofe, Qebehnfe,
/. b. I'D. Otto &ieB, 6ale a. q. T..
b.; Nrieori6 BCrife, 2erbli, r b.; Mlbert
3aitroip, a6bm @erns0orf. +. b.; Csfnr
gaier, 8itters6dh, I. b. HiharO genaf,
eulo, 1 p; Soiep6 0pbbed, 5obeniai8d.
]. b., 8aitl 3eiiig, Siterbog, /. H.. Sol.
Bomolef, MoieHberg. ih. b. art. 3imm,
aleiniUaiit, fd. b.; @iusent 9~imartopss
Ii, AlarbeinJ |. b.; Erans aasimiercn,
D3imboeo, fh. b.; @ii6eIm &aqner,
Q~annsberg a. ", bermL Soleph golars,
MoriBfelOe, berfI.; 2nbipiq 5tou, Dnns
ME, perm.; pieroniHtus gpIdiii. Safno,
berm., SobaHn Glnsti, Mo6rbed, berin
SohnnH greidel, Bromberp bcrm. Gnil
Aldtt, GtraIiuno, bernt.; 0in5 aeb3igrss
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES
YOU OEA1HLY SICK
Stop using dangerous drug before
it salivates you'll
It's horrible!

You're bilious, sluggish, constipated
and believe you need vile, dangerous
calomel to start your liver and clear
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your
druggist for a 50-cent bottle of Dot.
sons Liver Tone and take a spoon.
full tonight. If it doesn't start yaur
liver and straighten you up better
than calomel and without grip!rg or
making you sick want you to 20
back to the store and get your
money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and nan.
seated. Don't lose a days work.
Take a spoonful of harmless, veg
etable Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
and wake up feeling great. It's
perfectly harmless. so give it to
YOUR children any time. It cant
sallvate. so let them eat anything
afterwards.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19
MEXICAN MILITARY TRAIN
IN GORGE; NINETY KILLED

Laredo, Tex, Sept. 1S-The wreck
of military train, resulting in he
death of ninety persons took place
Wednesday afternoon one mile ont
of Saltillo, according to advices lie.
ceived here today.
The military train was en- route
from Saltillo to Monterey with a
large number OF troops wnen, through
the spreading of rails, it left the track
at point near the canyon, precipi-
tating two coaches, with their occu
pants, to the rocks below
Soldiers, women camp followers,
children and babies were ground to
pieces in the debris. Passengers who
arrived today, and who passed the
scene of the wreck, say that stack
of bodies was visible where they
had been piled, together, prep
aratory to burial, which would take
place in deep trenches.
All the dead and injured were
MeXiCans
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19
MUSkoGEE WOMAN
SAVED FROM KNIFE
Mrs. White Delivered from Terrible
Suffering by Use Of Won
derful Remedy


Mrs. o. NJ. White of 439 North
Eighteenth steet, Muskogee, Okla,
suffered with stomach trouble and
liver arrangements. Her physician
advised an operation But her hus.
band, fearing the result, was against it.
Mrs. White took a bottle of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and found swift
relief. She wrote:
Enclosed find money order for two
bottles of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
The one bottle did me a world of
good. 1t cleaned my system. Doc
tors did me no good; they wanted to
operate. but my husband opposed.
cannot thank you enough for what
that one bottle did for me-"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments. Eat as much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating, pressure of gas in
the stomach and around the heart
Get one bottle of your druggist now
and try it on an absolute guarantee
if not satisfactory money will be re-
turned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19

untiring tourists in sightseeing. They
have been constantly entertained at
luncheon and dinner by leading Jap
anese and have received a large as
sortment of presents, including wrist
watches, silk kimonos, parasols and
other articles as souvenirs of their
visit.
King John Siegrah, when asked
about his impressions of Japan, said
that he and his friends heartily APP
preciated the cordial treatment by the
japanese. AS to the Japanese admin
istration in the islands he said there
had not yet been time to form a true
estimate of the new order of things
Although the German administration
had, he said adopted high-handed
measures in monopolizing certain en-
terprises, generally speaking the Ger
mans had been successful in their
colonial policy in the South Sea. He
was certain, however, that the native
islanders were more familiar with Jap
anese people and customs than they
had been with German.
The only drawbacks to the visit to
Japan, according to King Siegrah, were
that it was altogether too hot and that
they were not allowed to touch any
alcoholic drinks during their stay. But
they were all delighted with the op-
portunity to obtain a wider outlook
on things.
Some of the chiefs have visited Eu-
rope and know something of occidental
civilization from personal contact All
have learned something of the United
States and Europe from American mis-
who have been stationed in
their islands. Most of them speak
English and several French and Ger
man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19

to the state that the trial will have
cost Colonel Henshaw has at all
times had in the conduct of this work
the hearty cooperation Of his col
leagues as well as the cooperation OF
the governor OF the state. Attorney
General Freeing, by his splendid eff.
forts and his cooperation with Mr.
Henshaw, is adding steadily to his
already excellent fame as cor'be,
tent and loyal official ana lawyer
Of high rank
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19
SUICIDE WAS A FoRGER;
WANTED FOR FLEEcING BANKS

Clinton, Okla, Sept 1S.-Represent.
atives OF the Burns detective agen.y
positively identified here today taa
body of an unknown man who CON,
mitted suicide last week, as that 81
o. c. Oral, alias o. b. Sur. Oral has
been sought for weeks by the An.
erican Bankers association, following
the forging Of checks in eastern Kan
sas and Missouri.
Search for Oral was first star.ai
August 10, when he forged check
for 500 on bank at Republic, Mo
On August 26 Oral was again success
full in obtaining money from bank
at Rock Creek, Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19
Catarrh Cannot Ee cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cOus surface. Halls Catarrh Cure is
not quack medicine. 1t was pre-
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is a reg
ular prescription. 1t is composed of
the best tonics known, combined with
the best purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing catarrh. Send for testimon
ials. free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19
JAPAN SPREADING INFLUENCE
OVER SOUTH SEA ISLANDS

Toxic, Sept. 1S.-(Correspondence
of the Associated Press Since the
capture of the South Sea islands from
Germany by the British and Japanese
fleets, Japan has been eXerting every
effort to spread her influence in these
islands, which are now in her possess
ion. The question of the permanent
occupancy, however, will not be settled
until after the war.
Japan recently sent technical COM
missions to study the islands from a
commercial standpoint, and followed
that up by despatching a special
steamer filled with Japanese news
paper men on a tour of inspection.
Now, Japan is entertaining the roy
atty of the islands. There is one full
fledged king and twenty-one other
chieftains of various degrees who have
been brought here on naval transport
from the islands of Kusai, Jaluit, Sey-
pan, zap, Pelew and Ponapi in the
Caroline group which have been wrest-
ed from German control and are now
under Japanese administration. Rough
ly these islands lie between the Uni
ted States island possessions of Guam
and the Philippines.
The head of the party now visiting
Toxic is John Siegrah, otherwise called
King of Kusai He and his fellow
chieftains have outrivalled the most
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19
DEATH PENALTY THREAT
is SENT TO AUSTRIANS

Pittsburgh, Sept. 19.-Austro-Hun-
garian papers throughout Pennsyl-
vania today published an Official
warning that the death penalty may
be inflicted upon Austro-Hungarian
subjects aiding in the manufacture of
munitions for the allies.
Baron Won Hause, Austrian consul
here, admitted that the warnings
came from his office on instructions
from Vienna and the Austrian en-
bassy at Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF
GUN KILLS MOTHER

lndiahoma, Okla, Sept 1S.-Mrs.
Elmer Wilson, residing three miles
northwest of here, is dead as the
result of the accidental discharge Of
a gun IN the hands of her eight-year-
old son.
Mr.. Wilson returned TO his home
about . o'clock from a hunting trip
and handed his little son an auto
matte gun to carry indoors. When
near the doorway, the boy stumbled
and the gun was discharged, a heavy
charge of shot entering Mrs. Wilson's
leg, between the knees and thigh
She died three hours later from the
shock and loss of blood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19

GLASS SET ANY KIND OR SIZE.
HUNTS MILL. PHONE 3l9. 12-6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19

Swellings OF the flesh caused by in.
lammation, cold, fractures of the bone.
toothache, neuralgia, or rheumatism,
can be relieved by applying BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. 1t should
be well rubbed in over the part af-
fected. Its great healing ard pene-
trating power eases the pain, reduces
swelling and restores natural condi-
tons. Price 25c, soc and $1O0 per bot
tie. Sold by Bomar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19

When the bowels feel uncomrorta-
BILE and you miss the exhilarating feel.
ing that always follows a copious
morning operation, a dose OF HER
BINE will set you right in a couple of
hours. If taken at bed time you get
its beneficial effect after breakfast
next day. Price soc. Sold by Bomar
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-19

"Wear-Bver" week, A. B. Rawlins
Co., Sat, Mon, Tues, Sept 25, 27, IS,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
FORMER SALOONKEEPER
THREATENS HIS FAMILY

NNeI j. HeIta. Who formerly con
Quoted O saloon in the west end OF Mo
lire. vas arrested by the police OF that
cts Thursday night on complaint Of
members o. his family whom he IS said
10 have driven from the home and TO
have threatened
\ year ago. just after ne ha dis
posed OF his saloon. Helta was arrest
cd after be was said 70 have threaten
cd two well known men. one a Moliner
and the other a resident Of Rock Is
land. AZ that time ne was released
on o. promise TO meet certain condi-
tons which be has since done.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
ARTIFICIAL ICE MAY BE
FORCED IN THE FUTURE

That the day viii come when pc.lu.
ton OF the river water will make nee.
essary the exclusive use of artificial
ice was the statement made last even
ing BY X. o. Friend. manager OF the
Tr-City Artificial Ice company. in an
address before members of local No.
Il. National Association OF Stationary
Engineers. in the Moline Turner hall.
He reviewed the history OF refrigera-
ton from 400 B. c. to the present time
and declared that chemicals had been
used to manufacture ice at that
time IN Egypt and India. He said that
It was not until % years ago that the
process was perfected.
II was intended last evening to form
a ladies' auxiliary. but owing TO the
snail number OF women present no
action was taken in this respect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
UNEMPLOYED To
HOLD MASS MEET
TO GATHER At MOLINE TURNER
HALL SUNDAY AFTERNOON
TO DISCUSS SITUATION.

a meeting OF the unemployed is to
be held at % O'Clock Sunday afternoon
.u the Moline Turner hall II IS es-
-mlred there are 1000 men out Of
work iu Moline. and with those from
surrounding cities. 10 IS expected that
this number viii boz more than
doubled The affair is arranged under
the auspices OF tire socialists. purpose
beng 90 protest to the national and
state authoritir= against conditions
which have been the result Oe"throw-
.u- Eo many people ont OF work
There viii be no program OF any
kind. neither ALL ;lcre be- a chair
man. Anybody who attends may
speak 10 Ge o. go inclined. as long as
DIS subject i- iu accord with the pur-
pose OF the meeting.
Preceding Che session. a bis parade
uu take place through the business
district There uIu poe no music. Per
mission was granted 90 the leaders 10
have the parade ON conditions that
tie marchers are orderly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
FRANKIE SINNET
AS ENTERTAINER

This evening Moline Commercial
club members are to entertain at their
quarters members of the Rock Island
club, the affair being a return courtesy
for the entertainment given by the
Rock Island organization on the night
of election day last November.
Chief interest attaches to the bill
lizards and pool tournament in which
the prowess of the two clubs will be
upheld by champions selected in ad-
vance for the purpose. In addition.
where will be an athletic entertain
ment in which Francis Sinnet of Rock
Island, the bantamweight, viii play an
important part. Just what is on tap
is not being given out by the arrange
ments committee, but it is said there
will be something worth while.
After the program there will be re-
freshments.