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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
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B j L D. n 6
c D ID ROADS
COLONEL SUGGS MEETS WITH
COUNTY COMMISSIONER AND
Sets FORTH VIEWS ON IMPoR.
TANT NATTER.

Yesterday afternoon the board OF
county commissioners gave audience
to Col. Sidney Suggs on the subject
of good roads and expressed them
selves after listening to his remarks
on the subject of permanent roads
that they were in hearty concord with
his views and that every mile of read
built in the county in the future would
be made permanent.
1t was suggested that the three
commissioners select strip of road
to be built in their respective dis.
tricts and to be built of either gravel,
sand clay, or plain dirt roads, and
that books be kept upon the work,
and see which was the most expensive
and the most durable; 1t was also
suggested that in as much as Carter
county had an abundance of road
building material that the material
necessary for any road in the county
could be secured along the right-of-way
of such road without much trouble
and expense. Upon the subject of is.
suing bonds to build roads,. 1t was i'm.
pressed that roads built by this meth
cd should be of such permanency as
to last as long as the life OF the bonds.
Col. Suggs stated to the commission.
ers that it was folly to issue twenty
year bonds for road purposes and
then construct road that would last
perhaps three years.
The county commissioners stated
that they were hoping to accomplish
great things in road construction in
the coming fiscal year and were unani.
nous in the opinion that every mile
constructed should be a permanent
mile and as soon as possible the roads
extended in every direction of the
county. The commissioners have been
handicapped in the past for want of
funds, but hope that the future will
be more kind to them and that they
will be given an opportunity of show
ing the people that good roads are an
asset and not a liability The board
of county commissioners will proba.
bly, finish their labors for the month
today, and adjourn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07

ger; Evaline b. own, NJ. of X. & c..
Mrs. Louis Jones, NJ. of F.; Augusta
Hoffman,, Protector; Belle Bow,
Guard
The Knights of Pythias installed
the following officers: S. II. Nichols,
c, c.; Clem Cooper, Prelate; j. II.
Edwards, NJ. W; J. f. Jordan, NJ. A.;
w. T. Salisbury, X. of r. & s.; Frank
Berryhill, NJ, f; o. w. Deveny, NJ
Il.
Myrtle lodge las the reputation of
being the most substantial one in the
domain of Oklahoma, and it has also
made the most rapid gains in mem
bership within the past year The
lodge has added several attractive
features for is membership from
time to time ard has several others
under adyisemont.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
POLICE ARE
AF TER JUNK
THIEVES NOW
DEALERS WHO PURCHASE THE
GOODS FROM YOUNGSTERS
WILL BE HANDLED ACCORDING
TO ORDINANCE,

Tomorrow morning in the city
court, a case will come up for hearing
that promises to be rather sensa-
tional in its character, and may lead
to other arrests being made. For
some time the city has been infested
with a gang of petty thieYes who
were constantly taking material from
machines and artos, factory supplies,
or in fact anything they saw lying
around that would have any value
with a junk dealer.
Recently a building was broken
into, in which was stored an auto
belonging to Charlie Goddard, and
new supplies and parts taken and sold
to junk dealer of this city. The
parts referred to most especially
were some brass hub caps that cost
Mr.. Goddard -four dollars each, which
were sold for the Insignificant sum of
six cents. These have been recovered
by the police and marked for ex-
hibit when the case comes up for
hearing.
The dealer had a permit from a
woman stating that she gave her
consent to the boys to sell the stuff.
All these parties have been summon
ed to be in court tomorrow morning
when the matter will come up for
hearing.
Chief of Police Hutchins stated
this morning that the ordinance
against junk dealers buying stuff from
boys was going TO be enforced. and
the first one against whom a case
can be made would be given the
limit. 1t is getting to be unsafe for
a person to leave his auto standing
without a guard in some sections of
the city, and the police department
is going to break up this gang of
young thieves regardless of whom
they are.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
LOOKING To
WELFARE OF
7 He C| 7 !
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL
MEET TONIGHT TO DISCUSS
LIVE QUESTIONS AFFECTING
WELFARE OF CITY.

A meeting OF the Chamber Of Com
merce has been called for tonight to
take up the question of giving a
bonus of ten thousasd dollars to any
one who will drill successful oil
well within ten miles of the city. 1t
Is understood that contract can be
let # the Chamber of Commerce will
adhere to the offer made some time
ago.
Another question that Is coming I'D
for discussion tonight is the question
of repairing roads leadin> 10 the city
from the different sections of the
county. Some of them are badly
In need of repair and the Chamber
of Commerce, following its usual
custom, is prepared to assist the
Board of County Commissioners in
raising funds for this work The
heavy rains Of this spring have
wrought havoc with roads all over
this section, and it is going to re-
quire lot of money to put them in
good repair.
Besides the above the Chamber of
Commerce will take up the matter of
a new hotel and new union depot
for the city.
The meeting has been called for
s o'clock, and President Mullen re-
quests that every member of the
chamber of commerce be present, also
any enterprising citizen who desires
to become a member
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
Started Small Business

Commodore Hines, who is a skilled
machinist and who for years has en-
gagged in the hardest kind of labor,
has lost his health, and is now put
ting in a small stand near the site of
the new federal building on North
Washington street. He will sell cold
drinks and sandwiches to the thirsty
and the hungry. 1t is a work he can
do since he has been forced to give up
his old employment with the Jones
Everett machine shop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
PYTH|ANS
IN { 7 ALL
OFFICE R 8
LOCAL LODGE KNIGHTS OF PY-
THlAS AND THE PYTHlAN SIS
TIERS HAVE JOINT lNSTALlA-
TIoN AND SOCIAL HOUR.

Myrtle lodge No. 107, Knights of
Pythias, and Myrtle Temple Pythian
Sisters, held a joint installation of
officers at the Castle Hall last night
after which the Sisters served de-
lightful refreshments to the Knights
present.
The following officers were install
ed by the Sisters: Clara Hoffman,.
p. c.; Mrs. W T. Sa,-sDury, NJ. f. c.;
Ora Hornbeck. f. c.; Josephine
Brown, E. j.; Sophia Harris, Mana
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
ATTACHMENT FOR EVELYN.
Body Attachment Issued for Thaw's
Wife, Who Refused to Testify.

New York, July IA body attach
ment was issued today for Evelyn
Nesbitt Thaw, who failed to appear
yesterday TO testify in her husbands
sanity trial. Mrs. Thaw has gone
back to her AGirondacks camp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
Attention

At Sis this evening the prayer and
Bible study service will begin in
Broadway Methodist church. The
Scripture lesson is Acts, 1st chapter.
All who really desire to grow in grace
and knowledge, are urged to be pres.
ent
Loyalty to Jesus Christ should
prompt US to come.
Truly and fraternally.
N. L. BUTLER, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
HOLT SU|CIDED IN PRISON
BY JUMPING FROM CELL DOOR
COLLEGE PROFESSOR WHO ENDED LIFE LAST
NIGHT, ALSO PLANNED TO BLOW UP TWO
TRANSATLANTIC LINERS, THE PHILADEL-
PHIA AND SAXONIA.


Everything Aboard
While
Merely Warning-offcias of
Lines Dynamite Shps-Letter
to Plans Blow Shps-Wis At
torney Immediately to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
DRIVE
AWAY BAND Of
BANK ROBBERS
SEVEN AUTOMOBILE BANDITS
DRIVEN AWAY FROM ENGLAND
ARK, AFTER THEY HAD SEcUR.
ED TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Little Rock, Ark, July For near.
ly an hour, shortly before daylight,
nearly one hundred citizens of Eng
land, twenty miles from here. en-
gagged in a desperate pistol battle
with seven automobile bandits who
were trying to rob the bank.
The robbers finally escaped with
two hundred dollars.
Ma-rshal n. w. Whitlock was Sc
verely wounded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
TURKS ATTACK
FRENCH TRENCH
IN DARDANELLES
MOST SEVEEE ATTACK SINCE
MAY, MADE BY TURKS LAST
MONDAY, BUT NOT ONE sue.
CEEDED.

Paris, July In the Dardanelles
July >, the Turks tried to drive the
French into tn sea in the heaviest
attack since May. A Turkish cruiser
participated IN this attack and Turk
ish avia.ors dropped bombs.
Not one Turk succeeded in reaching
the French trenches; so terrific was
the fire that nearly the entire attack.
ing parry fell on the battlefeS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
TACGART ASKS
FOR CHANGE
Of VE n UE
TAGGART AND OTHER LEADING
DEFENDANTS IN THE ELECTION
FRAUD CASES ASK FOR CHANGE
"A FEW PLEAD GUILTY.

indianapolis, md, July Thomas
Taggart and some of the other lead
ing defendants of the 1872 indicted
here for election frauds, requested a
change of venua today.
Seven out ol the total pleaded
guilty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
Contents Sent Cone johnson

Dallas, Texas, July 7.-Holt's family
announce today through their attor-
ney that the liner bomb letter was
received yesterday and the contents
was Immediately wired to Cone John
son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
Knew Holt Was Muenster

Chicago, H., July Professor
Chester S. Gould of the University of
Chicago. who knew Muenster person
ally, announced today that he had
met Holt at Cornell, and that he knew
at the time that Holt and Muenster
were the same person, but decided
not to expose Holt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
Seek Source Of Money.

Washington, July Certain Wash
ington officials are investigating the
indications that Hollis expenses were
higher than his small inoome as a
college instructor. and arc trying to
discover the scIrce OF this money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
Identified as Muenster.

Glen Cove, N Y, July Positive
identification of Holt's body as that of
Muenster was made by Bertillon
measurements and several witnesses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07

On the municipal programme the
next musical selection should be the
symphony Of the carpenters saw and
hammer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
Three Found Bombs on Board

New York, July 7-During last May
three vessels from New York to Ha-
vre found unexploded bombs aboard
the police here announce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, July T.
The weather forecast for Okla
homa for tonight and Thurs
day is generally fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07

Frank Holt committed suicide in
the Mineola Jail last night. His death
it was announced today, was caused
by his leaping from the top of his
cell door, head first to the floor, frac-
turing his skull.
There were many conflicting reports
his death, but it was definitely estab-
lished through DR.. Cleghorn, the Jail
physician, that Holt died of a frac-
tured skull.
District Attorney Smith searched
Hollis cell Immediately after arriv-
ing at the Jail and found a letter writ
ten on yellow papers This letter
which Holt must have written before
he attempted suicide early this morn
ing, when the pencil with which he
tried to sever an artery was taken
from him, was addressed to "To my
dears," and follows:
81 must write once more The more
| think about it the more | see the
uselessness of living under circum-
stances such as these. Bring up the
dear babies in the love of God and
man. God bless you, my sweet. AT
fectionately, FRANK"
C'All please pardon me for all the
heartache | have brought you. Pray
with me that the slaughter will stop.
My heart breaks. Good-bye"D
Several of those about the Jail said
they heard an explosion, the report
coming from Hollis cell. This noise,
it was believed, was due to the fall
ing of boards from the top of the cell.
jeremiah Organ, the keeper, who
was detailed to watch Holt, said he
was fifteen feet from the cell when he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
VILLAS MEN TAKE LEON
carranza Agency at Washington An
nounces Deportation of Americans.

Washington, July THE Villa
agency claims that Villa has captured
Leon FROM the Carranza troops.
The Carranza agency announces the
deportation from Mexico of six Ameri-
cans captured IN a fight with the
Villa forces
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07
Turkish Vessel Sunk.

Petrosrad, July IA Russian mo-
tor boat has sank a Turkish sailing
vessel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-07

Glen Cove, N. ", July 1.-THE wire
less secured the Atlantic today trying
to reach the Cunard liner Saxonia
which sailed from New York last Sat
urday to warn her that Frank Hol'
said he placed dynamite aboard to
blow her up IN mid ocean.
Holt also planned to destroy the
American liner Philadelphia A let
ter to his wife in Dallas was received
here in which he revealed these plans.
The letter read: Steamer leaving
New York for Liverpool should sink,
God willing, on the 9TH. 1t is the
Philadelphia or Saxona, but | am
not quite sure" On the margin OF
the letter, penciled note said: Tear
this off until after this happens"
Mrs. HoIts attorneys in Dallas
wired the information to the New
York police.
The wireless caught both vessels.
The PhlladelphIa reported everything
aboard examined and safe apparently.
The Saxonia simply acknowledged the
message. The officials of both steam
ship lines said it was almost impos-
sible to place explosives aboard, as
special guards were maintained
against that very thing.
Three men positively identified
Hollis body today as that of Erich
Muenster, the missing Harvard pro-
fessor. They were state detective S.
p. Smith, Theodore Hllaer, a Cam
bridge automobile man, and A. T.
Brown, Boston newspaper man. The
police are searching for considera-
BILE quantity of dynamite, which it is
known Holt had, and which it is fear
ed, is aboard some steamer.
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The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
REV. GALLAGHER
MADE BISHOP
COADJUTOR

GRAND RAPIDS Nsh Sept g.
BEFORE more ttaa 1900. laymen and
visiting rrelatss 'a Right Rev.
Michael jane Gallagher VAS Wed.
nssdav eouserrat-3 eitH solemn
srleudor bishop c07d5l.or Of the
Grand Rapids diocese Of The Roman
Catholic church
As he promo need tAe consecra.
ton service and blessed bis CO.
worker and ultimate friend vener
able Bishop Henry Joseph Richter
OF tne Grand Reptis diocese
t-oudled with emo-fou Bishop 10
sapa scsrewls OF Toledo and Aux
illary bishop Edward . Kelly %
Arr Arho, were assistant c0nsecra.
tors. Who with bishop Richter.
placed their hand. 90 the head ~
trs candidate saying Receive SO
30 Holy Ghost formally Inducing
Rev Fr Gallagher into the coadiU
Tor hIshopri-
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
GIRL BRIDE
KILLS SELF

Chrysoula Landa. pretty Greek
girl OF n. who vas married last
sunday 10 Basil Panas. 20 years old.
uf NO. 352 LARelle-aye, Highland
Park, sent bullet through her
brain as she stood in front OF a
mirror in her new home. Wednes-
day noon, and Angel Jefferson. a
painter and decorator AZ No l70
Monroe.Rve, demanded an investi.
CATION by the Highland Park 20.
lice. Wednesday night
Jefferson declared that the girl
had lived IN his home for year.
but tina, recently her father and her
brother Tony. had insisted that she
marry Panas. The girl az first re-
fused. according 20 Jefferson, but
later consented unwtllingly. and
was married by Greek priest. sun.
day, IN the home OF her father. No
1872 Macomh-st
Her suicide followed.
Justice Beudelow. Who was puy
zled over a motive for the suicide.
Is making an Investigation. and As
sistant Prosecutor VOORHEES, was
also called into the case
Il IS not thought that the police
will take any action on Jefferson 5
story.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
SPEEDWAY
READY SOON
New Contractor Will
Complete Course By
November

John b. WheIan. president oi The
0e,roit Motor speedway announces
bat the work ca .he track has been
-esmned under new contract and
will be completed by November
The onginal reHtFact that she De.
rot Motor Speedway had WITH N
I. Mccarthy. 81 lnl'6H5P To-
been cancelled. Mr Nhelan says.
Wilfred r Raymond. OF Dearborn
las signed The uoA coctract tor the
construction Of track to cost S2s9s
100 and three srandsiauds costing
800. 600 Contracts Raymond h.
guaranteed b. Wiiired RacGemann.
" Boston. reputed TO be a million
tire.
President whalen is hopeful that
financial support, formerly lacking
sill be secured under tho new con
ract. All contracts FOR the sale OF
took on commits aion basis have
,een cancelled The track specif-
ations nave been changed 70 pro
ide for a track ~ feet wide instead
" 30 feet. The grandsiands viii
eat $4,000 instead O, 100000. as
originally planned, and instead of
ne turns being banked with earth
hey will be Of concrete and steel
insofar as they are already com
,Ieted under the original contract.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
TURK GETS YEAR
FOR TAKSiG $400

Yousof Sarcas. Turk, vas sent 90
The warehouse by CSliph Edward
J Jefgries. IN recorders court
Thursday and the words OF the
Prophet. none other than Yousof
himself became the truth
For one day last July. Yousof
stood beside the river az the foot OF
Hastiugs-st, neryCusly watching
some detectives and others. nho
v ere searching a rubbish pile near
hy and when they pulled oGt the
money belt OF Val,y Farad. room
mate OF Yousof. and The $500 that 10
contained Yousot calculated. Ms
heavens They've got me.
True he had told them right
where 20 md The money btit and
the $500 buJ ne seemed surprised
when they dragged Il forth and he
uttered the prophecy
m sentencing him. Justice JET
tries remarked on The truth that
Yolsot spoke
They've yot ven Yousot for a
wear" be declared
Sixteen Turks from the rooming
house on FrsnEliG.st were arrested
when farrad's money Helt and $500
disappeared from beneath BITS pill
low
All denied the accusation. and
after a day OF questioning 81 the
prisoners declared that Yousof was
the guilty one
He still denied the accusation, but
On the fourth cay admitted taking
the money and told where no had
hidden d. The money was IN four
crisp new. 500 gold certificates
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09

ing is noe seriously injured as Was
feared when tle accident occurred
There were -6 babies entered In
the health contest Wednesday after
noon. with $50 applications outstand.
ing. 10 Is expected that practically
an OF tho $50 Viii al out their blanks
snd return them to Mrs George O..
Caron. who is iu charge of the better
babies contest The outrie, Will to-
tai i5 Th., IS the lareest number
ever entered iu "a similar contest al
the state fair che total last year De-
ing about IS
The babies examined Thursday
we're Ethel louise Ream daughter
~ Mrs R S Ream. Royal Oak ho-
mer MlddlcNood. son OF Mrs Ethel
a. MIddlewood Redtord Winifrcd
Rergst-,syr daughter OF Mrs GEORGE
Bsrsstrcser. 40 81 Freder,ck-st.
Springwels csliord TAYLOR. son OF
Mrs. l. PAN, Taylor 40 226 Waver-
lyave. Highland Park Donna no
rerta Sour. daughter ot Mrs X. J..
Sour. louisville Emerson Mckay.
son OF Mrs Bernard Mckay, No 81
Piigrimaye highland Park Eileen
Browne. daughter OF Mrs r. K.
Browne. so SIS Beaubien-st Nir-
ginia Rc.cHart. daughter ot Mrs JAS
5 Richard. 80. 38 Frank.st. George
Thomas Woodward. son Of Alban
Woodward NO l26 Harper.ave. /.
John William Campbell, son OF Mrs.
c. l. Campbell. So sSS John R-st;
Jean Brandes. daughter % Mrs Fred
erick Brandes. 40 40 Manistique-
ave.
The babies 90 be examined Friday
follow James r. fiscom son
OF Mrs George lIscom Goodrich.
Mich Kathryn Marie Hudeorand.
daughter % Mrs J K, Hildearand.
No S39 stanton ave Margaret Mil
len, daughter or Mrs Clara Mnen,
East lansing William Paul Finch.
son % Mrs Joseph Finch No So
WulsaNe Robert Malcolm Mci.eN
Ian son az Mrs r Harvey Mcclellan.
No rs Tumau-Ave Jean Alberta
Zanaer daughter ot Mrs a r Jan
der 40. To uex-e-tlvd Godfrey
Ho,mv sd son % Mrs LILLIAN Holm
wood No as F'orestst Pontiac
William Junior Williamson son OF
Mrs ~ IT williamson Pontiac
Derrick Charles Brown son ~ Der
rex s Brown 80 Us Ah5ott-st..
George a stanton. so- % Mrs la
Vern stanton 80 SOS DreSel blvd
Jack Linton. son ot Ralph $ Linton.
No. 90 Re Uor,-aye
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
DIES OF INJURIES
RECEIVED IN FALL

vitoId Opsf. q carpenter, % yearr
old of No I2s Willis.ave. east. died
In Samaritan hospital Thursday
morning from injuries resulting
from a fan from a scsnold. ON ~ new
building near kanieravC and No
ran.st. Coroher burgess has ordered
2 postmortem examination Of The
body, 20 determine the exact cause
OF death.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
laval ACADEMY
is SHAKEN UP

WASHINGTON. Sept. Grow
& out OF the recent "goaging"
;andal. and following on the trans.
Y OF Supt Fullam a big shakeup
mons The officers OF Tho naval
,edeny at Annapolis. who have
sen there two year or more, has
zen ordered by Secretary Daniels
Although The secretary would no,
INIT the recent scandal had ary
ing TO DO with a. no doubt IL
u hore that this BE- the reason
q the action When Supf> Tullau
as Transferred there were Charge
political influence which the soc.
,hry denied no doubt the charge
IA be reviewed In view OF iodays
Ake-up
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
VESSEL PASSAGES.
a. Detroit

DETROIT SEPT TIP Cyxuus
Nii9nr. SIS. schiller. $50 Glenn
ert NoU Hrantford. Chaa Warn.
II. ~ Nlrhy HaItnel Eads MaIa
ErrE. DO 30. norton. Barnuw
30 LABEL" Il last ght. AIuana
- 90 a. m Agassiz I a ~ Thomp-
son. us Donaitson. J 3a Castaiia
squire 9 Ihizi Sam Nathsr. rs
Merida. Sorthern Queen So. John
F"iss, 90 Mullen. Tmhri1 Lynch
fo VI A. Hanna Mouse. $40
sherU $40. ~ L. klng 9-3p Chas
Hubbard. II
Down Butler. II last night wood
70 sN n n kauney. Flag Warrin
er Falrbalrn CorilsF stone itj
lyman Smith. Harvey Brown. 20
tbiKl Huron. 3 % Fletcher. barge
Anna Mlnrh. 9f5
~ The 500.
sATf.T STE MARIE Mich, sept-9
TIP America, midnight. snyder
u co. Fr.ck, 730. Monroe smith
co. North Wind { 40 Wldsner. 3 30
walter Scranton. :. Francis Robbins
Williams no M0rrelL 40 Ball
$50
Down ireland. last might. jas
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09

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The Detroit times., 1915-09-09

Deposits of asphalt discovered in
,ho Philippines more than year
ago have been studied By govern.
meut scientists. who recently report
I'd Tho presence OF thousands OF
tons of high grade material.