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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
Webb's Studio, RandoI Bldg.

70 This number introduces a black
10 smith and wagon works that has
been under the same management for
l3 years. The proprietor learned his
trade served real apprenticeship. and
he knows the business thoroughly. He
builds new vehicles to order and takes
care of all manner of repair work Every
job that is turned out. has his personal
supervision He is always on the job His
trade comes from rywhere-reaCheS
out into the most remote corners of the
county. His shop is headquarters for
horseshoeing-a special horseshOinE de
partment with skilled men i'm charge.
What is his name and location? 1t is a
vegetable name.
Al Rice, 119 w. Broadway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
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co He is a works that is going to
10 open for business within few
days between music store and furni-
ture store, right ON Main street-a sheet
metal works. 1t will be opened by a man
who has been in the business in this
city before-has Iut in about 10 years in
that line for himself and others. He is a
live wire on roofing. metal ceilings gut
terng, skylights. well castings tanks and
every description of tin and sheet metal
work. He will have shop that will be
fully equipped to take care of large and
small contracts. He will not keep you
waiting. Say the word and your work
is ON the way-and quickly completed.
What is the name and location of this
new works?
a C. koIn,an pip w. Main
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
Where was Moses when the ligl
f1iln1 p'' iG a ptt.tsk. that hag sAn

7E Where was Moses when the light
failed?" is a query that has come
laundering down through the ages. If
Moses had only known of this reliable
electrician, he would never have met
with that momentous misfortune; for
when he does the work on a job, the light
never fails as long as there is any juice
on the circuit He does house wiring,
electrical installing and repairing of all
kinds. Furnishes electric signs. Carries
a big stock of gas and electric fixtures,
and electrical appliances and novelties.
He is agent for the HOt-POint irons and
other cOnveniences. If Father did the
ironing he would have one of these irons.
Has the Sunbeam Mazda lamps What is
the name and address? DO it electric
ally"
c. c. Suuires. 118 w. Main
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
BLISTERS ALL OVER
BABY'S BODY
Itched and Burned, Clothing Irri~
tated, Face Badly DiSfgured,
Used One Cake CutiCura Soap
and One Box Ointment, Before
Finished Trouble Was Gone.

Route g. Huntington, Tcnn.-"N At thrro
months old my hany broke ouj with hlsiors
all over his body. They wuuI form sorcI
which We could not cure. They looked li.a
burn hus,er- aaJ tacy itch,d and burned 50
that 1t was almost Impossible for him to
sleep at nisu, Whenever he scratched
them they would mako a bad sore and his
clothing irritatcI them 50 that lac kept mo
awake a greater part of tic night. His faco
was badly disilgUrcd.
81 got different kinds of Salvcs hut they
didn't do him any good. Then | noticed
an advertisement of CdtiCura Soap and
Ointment so sent for sample. They helped
him so much that | bought cake OF Cun-
cura Soap and box Of Cutcura Ointment.
! would hatho him good in Cutcurl soap
and apply the Cuticura Ointment twice
daily and before | had finished them tho
sores had entirely disappeared and tho
trouble was gone" (Sgnod) Mrs. NGyra b.
kesbitt, oct. S, 1914.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. skin Book ON request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. i, Bos-
ton" Sold throughout the world.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
Ardmore Hide & Produce Co., t12 caddo

70 This number represents one Of
the prominent industrial institu-
eons-one that has contributed as much
TO the growth Of the city and surrounding
country as any other concern here. II is
planning mill. They manufacture about
everything in the way Of doors, windows
inside fixtures and finish. nouldinEs
rackets and screens. They hold them
selves at all times in readiness to serve
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
\. c. Holman, 2t2 w. Main.

co When the pangs of hunger begin
O0 to gnaw at your vtals, where is
the best place to turn your feet toward
1t is one of the most inviting restaurants
in Oklahoma-lots of nice clean tables at
which YOU can sit down and take your
ease. And on the side there is a long
lunch confer for quick service. Anywhere
YOU appear, you are sure to get the glad
hand and the best there is in the shop
which is the best there is in anybody 3
shop. They serve a splendid 25c dinner.
Short orders at all hours, day and night.
The name is one that is found in jewelry
stores. What is it? The same plce,
where they keep the beautiful cut flowers
for sale and take orders for all kinds ol
floral decorations.
Gem Cafe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
Al Rice, 119 w. Broadway.
This number will introduce a We
prominent office for inSurauC

"a This number will introduce a very
= prominent office for insurance
You take no risk ON anything when you
do business with this man-never worry
particle. You pay him to do the wor-
rying. He worries a lot-and builds a
house on it. He writes fire, tornado, hail
accident, health automobile. and a lot
of other kinds of insurance He also fur
nishes bonds for all purposes, makes city
loans. Is a notary public and attends to
all sorts of cOnVeyancing. He represents
a number of the best companies in the
insurance Observation-Disclosures Fireman s
tund, and others. Give name and ad-
dress. A name that is mixing a loud re-
port in Europe just now.
Hal. M. Cannon & Co.. 1t6 w. Main.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
V. F. Abbott, 2e caddo.

70 Who are the largest Independent
10 buyers Of poultry, eggs and hides
They have been buying produce here
about one year and have distributed a
lot Of money among the farmers of Carter
county. They are always ready with the
highest market price and every one who
drives up in front Of their place OF busi-
ness knows beforehand that he is going
10 Eet square deal They ship to the
best markets they can find between the
two oceans. They study the market re-
ports almost as diligently as they do the
Bible. What is the name and address?
Front west.
Erdmore Hide & Produce Co., f12 Caddo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19

IN What is the name and where is
Y located Ardmore's busiest store? d?
1t has been selling reliable merchandise
to the people of this city and southern
oklahoma for IA years. 1t is the kind OF
4 store that draws trade to town from
long distances. which makes it a bene-
factor to all lines of trade. They carry
a big stock Of dry goods, furnishing goods,
women's and childrens ready to wear
footwear for the whole family. They were
routed out when the bomb busted" but
will soon be back in their old stand with
a larger and better stock than ever be
fore. In the mean time they are offer
ing great values to close out the stock
md get ready for greater store. The
store that has the Butterick patterns.
Maddens, Main & 3.
- Where is the best place in town
- to board? Breakfast dinner and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19

CT What is the name of this leading
VI picture show, where they show
the Mutual fims-that make time fly"
This institution can point with pride to
its reputation as an amusement resort.
1t fills all the people with pride. There is
great development going ON in the film
world, and the business requires study
to keep abreast of the times. This thea
tire is constantly on the alert to secure
the best special features That is why
they show the Mutual programs.
Majestic Theatre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
). E. Strauchon's, 214 w. Broadway.

IN Speaking of portraits, there is one
Z studio in this city where every eff
fort is a studied one and every product
"A work of art. Too many photographers
leave it all to the camera. The camera is
an important factor, but no more so
than the beautiful setting and posing that
is essential TO "A good likeness. This studio
takes all into consideration and the re
suit is the higher art. This studio has
been in operation II years. Oldest studio
in the county. 1t is beautifully arranged
for light and convenience and is newly
equipped with the most modern appara-
tus This studio enjoys the best patron
age of any studio in the county. You will
find its name on the best photos in the
best homes. What is the name and ad-
dress2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19

supper come each time as pleasing
surprise to the appetite. Everything is
served SO nicely prepared, clean and
wholesome. You are just as apt to strike
chicken and turkey as beef and pork,
and whatever the meats are, they are
well cooked and very palatable. 1t is not
hotel-just a private boarding house
with no signs, but it is only one block
from Main street, and if YOU are looking
for the right place to eat, YOU should
get next to it. They have lots of the
home people who come in occasionally
Just for a meal-3jc Meal tickets, 2l
meals $500 1t is ON broadway. Give
the name and location.
c. E. Strauchon's. ga W. Broadway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19

cc Where is the house of a thousand
UO bargains" in this city? II is Il
and 10-Cent store that was established
. wears ago 1t is the one place in the
CITY where YOU can bunch all those little
notions and buy them for a price that
will leave more money in your purse
than if you had gone the rounds. 1t is
Christmas every day i'm the year with
them-headquarters for toys. dolls fancy
notions and candy. 1t is a store that is
owned by home people and always in the
van of progress. 1t is one of the best
places i'm the city tO browse around and
look for novelties of every description.
What is the name and location?
Bedsoe & Agee, 10 w. Main.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-19
WHO'S WHO IN ARDMORE.
By Paul Pry-
Continued from Page Twelye)
who are the watchmakers and

or Who are the watchmakers and
% jewellers who are always ready 10
timeuiece. its needs and requirements
Think of 1.-THE balance wheel in your
watch makes l5I6SOOOO vibrations in one
wears time. What about neglectng To
oil it? The most intricate time pieces are
no nuzzIe 10 this firm. They all yield Ia
their treatments. They carry big stock
of iewelry. watches clocks cut glass, sill
yerware, etc. And what you buy here
will turn out just as it is represented.
They guarantee everything they sell. They
have been i'm business here 20 years.
What is the name and address?
A, A. Bulard & Son, IL w. Main.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
WAYNE CIRCUIT
JURORS DRAWN
Jurors drawn for service In the
Wayne circuit court In January are
as follows:

Jurors drawn Tor service IN the
Wayne circuit court In January are
as follows:
Gustavus g Dust. Daniel Minnock.
Emil Kruger. Matt Sweegles. Frank
Bresnahan, Edward r Bridges. Will
Lam Van kirk. Sylvester LaDuke.
James Cutting. Frederick r. Hall.
Johr a. Welke. Harry Armstrong. Jo-
seph NJ. Green. Harry Hamlin. Charles
g, ktttle, Frank T.. Cook. Ladislaus
Chilinski. Anthony Briszozad. Charles
a. Dupont. Charles Armitage, Charles
NJ. Haight. Bruno C,sterbowski. Frank
Frede. Earl Griffith. ). b. Rounsifer.
oliver Herbert. Ir-. Harry Schwartz,
George Moore. Herman kause. Will
liam p. Mogan, George Bryant. An
thony Broske. Herman Sternhagen.
Charles DAWSON, Charles A. warn!
exc. Harry N. Erskine. Otto Roehl.
Adam Jarlowitz, Fred Fredin. Fred
Balue. Clyde +. Frank, Frederick g.
Schwartz. William J. sexton. Joseph
Reno. Arthur \. Thayer. otto A. Ran
owski. Harry Mclaughlin. Corey n.
a. Partlan, John Zoccola, Archie ].
Lonsway. Vance Van Cluf. Dean W
Rowland. John Schwerzer. Linus
Baekman. Allois Ranaeky, !. ~ smid-
ley. Joseph silyerhistt. John , sku-
la. James Herald. Martin Norris. An
thony Flaishane. Richard Burns.
Henry Holland. Joseph Freda. Claude
arthur. Charles a. rave. Edward NIL
Diet. Albert J. Berschbach. Edgar
smith. Charles Nesblt. Rudolph NJ
schultz, Alfred Wilcox. Joseph J.
Miller, William Buck. 2. Larnberg
Jay Newman. Alfred c BoxaIl. Addi-
son Ford. Frederick e. Msisanet b.
Frank Williams, James Mcbride, Vic
tor salewski. William Gregg, Mayer
silver6lstt Cecil J. Adams. Daniel
conrelly; Harry Fox, Herman schultz.
Alfred G. Bowman. Charles Bertram.
,hony JaEkowiak. Michael $. Began.
Charles Purdie. Tyrus Hayes. John
Nuytten, Robert weitz. G. W. Gris-
void. Herry Carreyn. Walter Bost-
wick. Fred Koehn. Otto schmied.
George F.. Wallace. Alfred Cavanaugh.
Michael OLeary. David Wilson, James
&. Rivest John J. Kenyon. Harvey
Medium. Charles Ashcraft, Eugene
J Burns. Karl Radde. Charles Lee.
Martin II Arno. John Hunt. Albert
Deigel. Hilliar G. Roberts. Edward
Hoban. Joseph Davga, Jefferson ~.
King. Charles d Beib. Charles Balk.
Henry shepard. Louis straub. Arthur
Nsnchter. Frank Langiois. Jules I.
Levy. Louis Maurer. Sr., Dave Mayer.
george L. Cicotte, Sr., Charles Bon
nsrr George II. ~. yanBaikepbura
Matt Delker. Thomas Smith. Frank
Dietz. BENJAMIN Kramer. Frank Al
lard. Harry knight. Oscar Smith.
Harry GERMAN. Dewey HoIlaway.
Tony Cont James Conroy, Charles
Eschnan, william J. White, Vincent
9. Odenthal.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
THREE NEGRESSES
"FRISK" CASPAR
ATPISTOL POINT

Three copper-colored women. !"
the police report says. held ND and
robbed Caspar Dam, OF No. 1872
Mitchell-ave.. on Maple St, between
Rivard and Russell-sts.. n 1890
O'Clock, "Wednesday night,
Danz says that one ~of the trio
pulled a revolver from beneath her
belt. and pointed II at his head.
while the other two rifsd his pock.
cts. obtaining s12.
Aocosted by three men on Colum.
blast. between Hastings and RI.
vard-sts.. late Wednesday night,
Morris Landris. OF No. 100 Division.
St. was robbed Two OF the trio
grasped his arms. while the other
went through his pockets. removing
$3.50 Landris saw only the man
who searched him. and said that no
was short. thick-set Negro. He
could not give q detailed descrip
ton.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
GIRL FALLSINTO
HOLEN VACANT
LOT AND is HURT

Lucille Fass, 20 years Old, OF No.
SAT Baker-st-. was injured, Wednes-
day night. when she fell into an ex-
cavation on Dix.aye.. between TWEEN
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth-sts. She
Is in the receiving hospital.
Here's the police report Of the
accident, verbatim:
"Shc was standing looking In a
hole In q vacant lot on Dix.ave.. be-
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty
fifth-sts.. 1t was basement of an
old building. She gave no reason
for being there. She was sent 10
the municipal receiving hospital.
She was not dangerous hurt. She
fell In this hole"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
AUTO TAX
UNPOPULAR
IN CAPITAL
Many SOl0ns Agree
With Bryan in
Opposing 1t
WILL
MAKE FIGHT
Farmers Will Not
Stand for 1t, Says
Iowa Man

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a great
many members OF congress agree
with former Secretary of State
Bryan as TO the unpopularity of a
tax on automobiles and gasoline
Some expressions today were:
Senator Townsend. Michigan
believe 1t unjust to suggest the tax.
alton OF automobiles, thus putting
burden on great industry now
bringing millions into this country
shall make a vigorous fight on the
proposal"
Steele, Iowa. Democrat-"I am
absolutely opposed. All our farm
ers own automobiles. and they will
never stand for such q tax
Sloan. Nebraska, Republican
Gasoline and automobile taxes
would be extremely unpopular In my
state. Half of our farmers own
machines
Humphrey, Washington, Republi.
cam am against all direct taxes.
There is no necessity for such a
tax. except In war time. I oppose
automobile and gasoline taxes"
Miller. Minnesota. Republican
you can depend on II that no au-
tomobile or gasoline tax will be lev.
led by this congress"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
CLEAN THEATER
PLANS APPROVED
BY NEWSPAPERS

A conference was held Wednesday
afternoon in the Board of Com
meice between leaders In the vigi-
lance committee appointed for the
purpose of cleaning up the perform
ances In the theaters OF the city,
and representatives Of all the Eng
lish speaking newspapers Of De-
troit, with a view to concerted &C
ton TO accomplish the purpose
OF the committee. The tentative
plans OF the committee. including
a censorship at times and by per-
sons unknown to the theater man
ayers and a demand for funds for
the re-establishment OF the censor
ship Of films. were given the ap-
prevail of all who attended the con-
ference.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
BANK
TELLER SOUGHT
AS DEFAULTER

Michael s. Kelly, % years old.
teller in the Windsor branch OF the
Royal Bank OF Canada, is being
sought by the authorities on a war
rant charging him with the embez-
element OF $4,000. The warrant was
sworn out by George MAR. man
ager OF the branch. Kelly is de.
clared TO nave escaped immediate
scrutiny of his alleged shortage be-
cause he left on the pretense that
ne had been called to the bedside
Of his mother at Perth. near Ottawa.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
BURGLAR
RETREATS
Fusilade from Auto
matte Causes In
truder to Flee

Nine bullets whissed close to 9
burglar who forced an entrance to
the home Of william Kursman. No
3ss TAeodore-st.. early Thursday
morninG. % he was In rapid retreat
through the rear yard and over the
hack fence.
Thurman. who fired the shots, be-
lisvss that the would-be thief was
struck once. However. he was not
Aaterred In making . hasty escape
from the ncighborhood before pa
trolmsn wers attracted to the scene
b. he sounds Of shots.
one or the boarders at Kursmans
home arrived at about o'clock.
and was aroused q few minutes
later By the sound OF side window
being pried open. He called Kurs-
man. who brought his automatic re-
volvsr. The burglar. who was in
the act Of crawling through the win
dow. heard the commotion within
ane heat q retreat.
PAtrolman Gleason. OF the first
precinct. interrupted plan to bur
siaxise p. J. Dorsey's saloon At M
100. Michisan-ave.. early Thursday
morning. While trying . front door
shortly after 3 o'clock. he saw that
The rear door was open Investi-
CATION showed that II had been for
cd. Il 10 believed that the bur
glars were lying In wait until 4
O'Clock. when the patrolmen on the
beat shifted.
Thieves who entered the home OF
Frank isadorik. at No. 1856 Rivard-
IT.. Wednesday. stole clothing and
The loot totaled S41.24 &C
cordIng 70 the complainant, who
says that q false key was used to
open the front door.
Burglars jimmied q window In the
home OF William Tebhard. at No. 81
6ycamore-st., about midnight. Moth
Ing was reported missing.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
BILLY" SUNDAY
AGAIN REJECTS
CALL TO DETROIT

!. Billy Sunday. evangelist. Ia still
holding out for a unanimous invi-
tation from the Detroit Protestant
churches to conduct one OF his
whirlwind revivals here. He has
rejected the second call from the
Pastors union. The meeting called
by Pastor Fl. Lester Smith. chair
man of the invitation committee.
In the Y. VI. c. A.. Friday night, to
ratify the call, will be greeted by
Sundays refusal
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

Factories in Windsor and near
by border torns were closed for
several hours and many workers
were compelled 10 get on with cold
breakfasts, Wednesday. because OF
a break in the natural gas main
serving Windsor. The brief sus-
pension OF work In ammunition fac.
tories at walkerviIle and Ford City
was The most serious consequence.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

ell, near here. recently. He 10
Baptist. was ordained minister at
the age OF 20. and II Is estimated
that he has preached 10000 SER
mons has married over 1000 cou-
pies and has oflciated at 500 fu-
nerals.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
Used Whenever QuInine 70 Needed
Does Not Affect the Head

Because Of It's tonic and laxative ef.
feet, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
will be found better than ordinary
Quinine for any purpose for which
Quinine IL used. Does not cause Ic-.
vousness nor ringing in head. Re
member there is only one "BroIno
Qu;nine." Look for signature Of Z.
W. Grove. 25c.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
BLAME HYPHENISM
FOR MANS DEATH
BY UNITED PRESS.

HAMMOND. Ind. Dec. S.-On the
theory that Frank HOLDER, super.
intendent OF the Standard Steel Car
Co.. was assasSinated because Of his
proAllies sympathies. 0flcials to-
day sought an Austrian workman
Holder had discharged.
"The same vengeance and hatred
that caused the murder of the Rev.
Edmund Kayser, . few months ago.
was responsible for Holders DEATH"
said authorities today. THE only
difference 10 kayser was pro-0er.
man. while Holder was for the AL.
lies. His plant was reported to be
making munitions for them
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

Mistletoe IA proving pest In the
lumber region or .hs northwest and
steps are being taken by The gov
eminent forestry people 20 combat
IL.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
pIlCES
- Adopts
q thod o. Fill
vacancies
OFFICERS
WILL RETIRE
oprs Must Pass
" MIM. ~ -

e6 thrss-man are board haa
= nsw method Of slevatinl
nnns o. the eligible List
1llly ruls will ~ followsd
- only when the CON
6 ~ satishsA - TO ths
i phyacal ntness Of the
4 ofjroment u Battalion
rSs J. Kelly ana Edward
supt. Of water Dsais'
IN HarsAall John Nc
Copts. Herbert Wood.
$3.50, Patrick H. sullivan
64eon, leaves eight vacaz-
ma bsfors Ian. !.
Cd ~ sllgibls ust are
$3.50 = physieal and
ninaa1oas which nay ~
m Do1aim6nts amcug
- - NJ boeauss Of
1ytsa ~ eavtains are
n1no1, md the sue-
5x Z ..1oa = = ~a>n~a IN All
oa paAe by he rests-
6ulS x11ly md Dardis.
3u1l C1al l6atee fouhA
NJ q mentally tn
m ~ - prumces4 no
- thcir ssFviss records
- 49, 9. nrodsrick,
= oor6rtnant WIN also
cn1ee Droderick
~ yonSs q 40. has
y ~ $500 tisns "a, leave
80 1eonnsa o. his a.
ue ~ Go issicnees
I - - stay. Chief
yo6Dsas1 @ oas q the
- lspaxtmsut haads
nnSy. ne = : sDisnAid
|r< 90 So 49, -
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

A RCHDUKE FREDERICK, coumander-n-chief of the
"A Austrian armies (he figure at the right is here shown
in conference with of his staff The archduke cousin
of Emperor Francis Joseph He has been in command since
the start of the Archuke Charles Francis Joseph the
young heir presumptive. serving in subordinate command
under him.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK-A mother paid 30
cents admission to a movie theater
for herself and two children Fire
bruke out and tt took three meR 10
move them, the mother demanding
her moneys worth"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

"a sor war ntssaturs In
- - surIniseA nosn the
ukxOsn - baginning Of
~ DDc. 1 last 400 books
o1ots failing into that
o1lCa wsse puhlished, while
ne volume has swslled to
10y S.oeo separate wesks.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

NEW YORK-An unnamed tenant
has leased the largest apartment in
New York, IS rooms and eight baths
for long term at total rental
OF 3250.c00.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

WHITE PLAINS, n. 1.-TWO
hundred mourners. many OF them
school children. attended the fu-
neral of Truck, dog mascot Of the
local FIRE department. who died Of
pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

Aged Minister Rstirss.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec. s.
After having preached for 81 years.
Rev. Henry Young. 81 years old. de-
livsred his last sermon at Oak chap
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

NEW YORK-Ssveral mothers are
anxious to adopt a blue-eyed baby
abandoned on a doorstep with a
note reading: Il hope some true.
hearted mother will take care OF
baby this Christmas
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

Arkansas produces the greater
part OF the natural oil stones OF this
country.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-09

~ E GREAT NORTHERN steamship Minnesota reported
dssbed AZ sea is now trying to make port while other
hpe re racing aid her. Three men on board are being
hsld % spies