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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
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baltimore 26 Nidi 1915.
gtnen oaran inierciiirten Rerionen miro per
nit Qahridt eribeilt onB Der Siaot'1naelieur
AM rs. WSal 1916 in oieiem 9irediI, lUie es
blrm Den Mbimnitt "a, glriiiel 80, oes gnlils
more Staot@ooer bon 1906 porael6reben
miro. ben eridrenocn Blau unb Die DMpliials
yscn.g gflpeliruug uub 0eus$ilnheruuB bon.
Qllcn, nebcu 10A0 9tOr0. SAB StruBe, lauleno
bis 1927 g(orbsBonof SiraBe.
gtAcH, binier 1900 Bod Noros@olIe StraBe
uuo ofNurbams SiraBe
NneD, binier 1900 Aod 8nilano'glnemie uno
9iOro. Surbam StrnBe
Aneg, binier 1000 Slod NorosNono' SiraBe,
gSeiucie.
5pii6en 9ooeQroue NlIep uno @uep melt'
lid bon e. ganhSiraBe.
Mich, buier gor0ieiie GitsVio0lcsStrnbe, duls
Cben eooearooe IneD nno Aueb peitlib
bon e. saul StraBe
NnM, iiiol6 bon SiibersSiraBe, Spiiden %
QSeisOiper SiraBe uno WlarDlono.Noene.
Nllcn, nuroliO bon Der goroiette GliSduoales
Sirabe un6 6iiid bon Charles Sirabe.
glOemc uno pefilid bon e. 8aulf SirnBe.
Mich, iueliid bon gdrcdOs StraBe uno nDr0liO
bon QanbalesStrnBe
Mncn, binier Der gSeiiieiie bon 9dirobesStrnBe,
8miiden 0anuale. SiraBe nno Hala0eiiesNoe
Nnen, biuier Der Gillette bon 0airobes Srdbe,
6piiden ganoaleStr milo Saiapciesgue.
Nncn, 0ltli6 mo meltiih bon V0rclaO SirdBe
inb oidD bon eanpnessirabe.
gueH, 1ltlb bon WarplanosAuenne. 5ipil6eH
9nnOalc.Gi nno SaidpeteNloenie.
Quen, mcftlD bon St R0ulsS StraBe, 5iuilDen
Nio0lcs nno YreitonsSrabe
MneH. biuicr .. a mo 9 Noros@ulau Strahe
rn6 3, un0 Z ylorb SRaca StraBe.
9lgc 00pon beiroiienen Ferionen iino bered)s
fiat inncrbab 80 Iaaen bonn Soilm borbe
iaQicr Q0ti5 an inn Aalilmorer Staoioerbt
burn ihriiild einoereiNie Reiition oaaeaen
81 oppclliren. - o,...,...
(Wiai2G, ,Sun2 01G) Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Hohu GdlGier.


G9 iiar6 ON % Nlal 1915 mad dneerer
Nraul6ci Sohu Shaier, 03 Sabre all gelicbier
eniic bon gloelbco G0uier aeu. hcils. Sets
Mngspou cnQclaoeu, Der McerOignna bei3us
po6ncu, uelhe am Sreitag, 20. mai WlorgenS
I'M ilbr, bon Iener gSobnnnA, Nr. 3421,
Npiicrqlucnnc, ans nao Der 0crd Sciu'&irbc,
100 I'M Q llDr Elm ieierliDes Meqliiem podDomt
fir ieln Geelcnbeil leibriri pirh, uno 0dnn nut
Dem nScr3 Seiu Srieohoic" lialiinoet
(@ufbiuoluncr uno &irainicr 8ciMngcn mos
Gen geidui0ii eopreH)
9lun bab' 10 hbcrpunoen
Sen bnricu Vl1rierlantph
so lieq IN Seiu yyunh m
SAB einen iOnlien Gdlial;
Wleu Neiu. Der MID ltebct
SIR ihu meiu 0cr5e brenri,
Scr bat MID uobl beirnbct.
0r 0ilrc Gbrducn 6aht.
9Scnn uelne Nraic bfemen,
Nieiu 9ibem 0cD dluct ans
llno iarn ictr geort nebr lptehen
pcrr. ninW mcln @eul5en anil
(limi2A--26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Die gebniudt nod SricocH IN Der gan5en Selt
ourdldert 0oS @eii6l Der gepo1ner Der Ger staa'
ten aero6e 70 iebr pie bic i'm blttioen &neeH llegeu
SEN goltcr Ser oltcu gseIt 2ic iet GINGER 5elt &C.
6ric eorraiponoen5 8piiden Dem frleole0enoep Yapl
in gon uno oeul 8roiioenten @ion ldelnen oen gln.
ltol 0a5it acae6en 81 Doba llno renu oas per'l~l
bon Dem beoblidteien 9hidtrt oes Staats SeIrelare
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

BRreau Der etraRenOMrdlbruhe@D @DmmtNare
Nie Strnbcnour0bruhs 0omHWare oet Sluol
baltimore Gio6isGbariers biermit beiannt oab
he Bic qluiiicuunq einer oeiaiuricn Nilte auer
uiQeipro6eneu 0uiihdotgnlen netnra1len
uutoiien uno anetleelel ssetipyy .VoVri3i,Eet W E
in VerbiuounQ nit Der OuuoemutthhA, Ntoll'
unna nno NiOelirnua Der ValtYoenne MI els
uer 0rcie BON tnnl6ig SUB poll oet ongette-
Sirabc bis eur @bilaoelpbla'Noenne aeIlaB oet
am T. ScBember 1915 uiieriel0neIeH %etotu-
nnno Gr 46 oes Nia0ors nno Siaoiral0s oon
Baltimore. .s.,,,,
bebe Selcn Der 6nitgbenne, einl0lieBlW oe.
rem 0ett BON Der 9oroleiie DER Sdneile slraBe
bis sny Siioicitc Der ,gblld0elpbo Noenuei o!e
Weitfeite ocr 9oneO's Game, BON Der Notolelle
Ser Pbilaoctpbasglocnue his sur SioCite Der
ScfIeripn eiraBe; sic Oiteic Der 9Quebs Ydie
fit cine Strcdc bon 500 SUB norollO oet Yui
lqocIp9a,apeme; ,oie SSiolele oeI Xgslueser' y so,
Saiis9oenne; Die 0orAieiie Der @bilaoelpba'
gOenue, 80 5nb 6iil1 Mno l05 SUB ,peiti,,0
hon goncps Sane; Die glorolelte oer oa0ele
gtrabe, 81 SuB diiudD bon @aitsoeme. nno
Q5 Sub mcitlim bon Sditglpeuue; Die Snolelie
Der SuUeie Stranc, 60 Sub pelill9 nllo w
,Sr' 6ltih Der @aitsNoeme; heioe SeIen oet
@Cli 9Henue. bon Der Siiolcite oer 0a0eiie'
Sirabe bis Ni einem Runiie 50 6nB Rorolib
Der baltimore StraBe.
lluo ie Qchen ierner biermit gioii5. 6aB nor'
benainic Cite uno erildrenoe Narie iebi iiir
sic Snipcltion duer oarin niereiiricn @erios
ncu bercit iii. lino onB Die @ommlnare ON
0onnering, benz eriten gage I'M Suni l9lO
nm llbr Sormllags, lb n i1renl ShIean
i'm Raibbnuic iiir Den 3ped oerldmmeln pers
ben nm iygeno cine IN belagter Slie anee
iibric Ehaiinde 5ii reOioireH, aeeen lpenc @tHs
pan0 BON @erOncn erboben nitro, bic odrn
Suhn $. 9lubinetie,
OcHrn Wl 0iHe,
0arrN VI. 9lemieD,
Gomnlnare.
(Ma25- 1920 6leri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Der bette glah fir Ele.gsics In gaItImOre.GO.
,Sieler berrlih eeIegeue Bart III lebt at per.
Il. f. 10.
9ln Der bcrldngerien giienssgIbenue aeeoen,
III oerlelbe bon allen Staoitbeieu heQuem 8tl
errei6en Sebr niebriae staten. gSeaen 9luss
iliiii lpenoe man iidb an &. ~. 9lelnharOt, 9lr
815 ScDhsStrnRe, @ilmor, 934, ooer NenrD
Sl1dler, 1901 Ylia9s.gUe., Wlaoii0H 20Sts9B.
(Ql1ra29N&C. .2NRfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
saat elOSS GicOrsc, GusluuO'S rcOcfrO6cr Nlnu

TTUTU WVUTTTT
tionsmniiter: o@nglano unO 8ronireid miiiien aus
boItcn bis &uBlmo icinc immenicH Seierocu bewotI'
net no perfebor ocmadt bot sic baben idon elli'
NAL ulsgeboltcr Oomols, ais HuBlono icinc YRillio-
nenbeerc 0en @larid nod Berlin ontrecn lieB. ~yan
mlB iid 9aes mcuocL4 oetc Saitbener oomals I'M
Sber6olic Gs Bat lid aud gcmcnoct 9ic &lllen
nomlid riidp1rtsl Setocm worten 9nglonocr mo
Sron5oicn oii ole ncilen Wiiaimenbecrc ocs Barren.
0ic iid Oonn mcocr riidtuGrtS menoen mcr0cn. llno
oonu miro ocu GuglGnocru mo 5ron6ocn oaS Sor'
ten 0eraebcn- @cnn nicIt ihon irIbcr. gSo8 feincs
meas nsgeitloiicn 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Ninanaienes.
,nn sea emals. saatmtIllers.

ynrcnn bcS Stantss sSdatmciiter5.
glnnapolie, Wib.
Sic am T. Snn 1916 tdlliaen bobdbrlidleil
0ndcu dnf Die nSildiS'glnleibc bon 1872 Ses
rier IS" uno 80, Gonpon9onbS peroCu am
ill0 uan bem 4 Snn 1916 0urd NouQlas S.
1boniaS GidaiS .glaent rW}erbnniss OlehunicS'
glational Nanf" Baltimore, Nlo., 5lblbur Ien.
Sybn w. TrHnis
G6abmelier. Staui sWdrbIan0.
(mai2i-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
ScfanntnladJnmscn.
epeaiaI.gloIia an eIener8a1Ier.
Separtemeuil Siatp9aneg' ~,

WnIfi m Q { c, 8. WlnI IUIO.
etener5ablcrn tuiro hermit Nptij aeBeDen.
ona acmdh 0apitel $50 ocr Mite uon 1916
nllc Eietunti uui Stantsicucr'Jlcdlnnnaen nnl
smiu6 Der OjeImaitc am 81. Wiai nuibptcn.
Sinlcn 10 crbcn POM 4. September occ lnuteH'
ben Sanrec bcrenluet merpen.
@ininm s. 4aae,
(W0i512 Steuers0innebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
lSeSts(SmbsIsarf.

giHem qeL6dbien 9ubhium 8nr Ha6ribi. oaS
Der SSlilmore. Giraben'ainie $eTeiiieu nnS an.
oeren Oraaniiaiionen 81 ben ginIiieiieil Bes
angnnaen Slr @eriignna iiebt. @r eqnei iib
Snrdbrnd Der 8aitimore'strobe pirS ben en- Sari
Mot beenirdbiteeH. SIR @in5eInbeten oeHOe
49, '~ eJaitau graubne5 eiOentbamer.
JSe5ri2 .3Dite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
gOItimure's better @icnic-Earf.
GnMmItattEr- 4ark.

G5eleulhaiien uno aircben ibnen ipobI oa'
ran, li0 oieieH Bari an3uieben. ebe iie Saten
lnr ibre jntilniiaen Bcnics beleQen. Ser
9dri TT iebi init febr grober Ian5baue, ghPne,
&eeel6abnen, @arouilcl SdbieBi@auerlen, Sins
oersSpieIpldben uno allen notDiaen 8eqneu'
lhteiien nusaciiaiiei. Die fir einen Iiooernen
Yergniigiinas Bari ben0ibiat ino. Der Bari
ut prd6He geleoen, beQuem 5n erreicben bon
allen Sidoiibeleu, noem man na6 Der Sreoes
rid 9toao ooer g0lllenssAuenue @lefirif1en
nmficiget. Ser Bari M groB aenng, nm bic
ar6Bieli Wlenaen ami8unebnen. Wlan lpeHoe
li6 peri5Hlin ooer inrltli1 nm ndDere @nSs
hnnft an
Genrg s. WieueieIb, Vr. 2O19, @eR.grait.etr.,
ODER telepbouire nab Dem Rarl. 0iilmor 4070.
S65ner, oireiter 6npane 5um 9arI an fres
beridsglpenue, ODER g9iliensselDenue.
tQa6r11S-'9liel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
GuolunO brandt cine meitcre glulciGe pOu uuOert.

6ol6 9nonen Dollars. Oic picaedt bis gum /. Nugut
rciden weroen Conii bat ocr aricg Oen 8ritcn ~
arpci Snbreu $1t9t00OO0OO aefoiiet 0Gtialano's
aricgsfoiten beouia iid fir ore amc Sabre onl
$9250000000 Cine mecrc 9lnleibe bon 212 Bil'
lioucu Dollars oa Ocnmddit olliaaommen weroen,
oot miro bon Ocrielben Dor Dem l. glueuit wo6ridc
lid tein @ebroiid aemad)t perocu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
qOnOon gsarf Gemcieru.

Sampt.Giugaua: Nre0erId.9loab.
QHrenn; Or. q, sSarntunn.e .eirahe
Ne0rd6nbpdBc bon S25 an. inter belidnoi.
aer 9mfNhi Shniiblnmeu Scpinbe Rtlans
sen etc ilo lni Sreibbaue am 0amplsGinaang
5u linoen. llnier Neeni lpiro. wenn aeWilnIpt,
OOrlpre0eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

9ah &OOOrOw gSiIIOu Jest cruitlid Oerinden wirO,
in europe oen 6rcocn 6erbci5ibren lit uidt 10 iebr
unrpobrdeinlid Soltc cs ibm eelineen oanr
brouhtc or Inn eine gsicoerpob pobl nidt beorgt
81 icin gluBcrOem oie Ntntitionsiobrfonten ln0
S8oll Street 6obeu 6r Sdafder i'm Erodeueu; es W
oriiben uidt Oiel niebr 5 bolen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
0naIanO fann Sol 6eMtidlen 0an6cI aMi bed DIDO

nit ieineu lmtcrieebooien nidt gum Stoden bringer
DcutldlouO giebt leiner Sanoelsdiiien ellio6 cnen
5dlmorm bon arcu5erH, GorpeOo6ootcn m6 fleneu
boote nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

bic 9niieu iolIen am Sieris fe0cu &erSru uO0l
perfleioete 4inouS lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

GnelauO itebt Oor ciuer SnugcrSuot6 gSeuu es
IN gsrtlidteit 70 melt fonmen olIta merOen Die cnni
ihen 9laiirtm3 3etngen in glem g)orf mobl ndt ncbr
iber ole meaen Dhldmonsels in 0euhhIono peridmadl.
ten0en Ainoer ipotteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Nnu 6abcn mir baIO Oeu L. Suui, nuS immer nod
bot oc geih5eitiae ciieniioc ser 9laiirtcn m bier
6ronteu, Oc iiir sen 1. 9lo unae5cot moroeu mar,
niAt bcaonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
.gScinnde Ed lllhmatlm0 I'D BID Mni6inatone

9lotc an Gnglano beirelfs oes Noiralibes lem. =
Elm ioldes Gng wo6I ousieben mog2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

MOucuelt bat benz &raiibcutcu Der &ogS MatiOuaI-
@Qnt bon @ui1ington 6 s. @loper Dor 0jeridt ei
aisaeitelt Gcoop bat Deutl6lano
ieincr 3cit oild gclobt luo bcpunoert uno jctt2 -
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05

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Atg 2G
Pay roll. cleo. cbrn'n... az
VIZ Hrusch"l, - al. salary
den Hhn .......... "a
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MIS- Gertrude Boer. rsrd
luafH ..
hfisuf r SVhitcomb. 81 al.
fIrt COM -
Kinney. ct al. med
exam. ....... .... 2
N s Layton. 90 al. birtha
D. , Burke. D. T.. Ecorsc.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18
GIANTS DESPAIR
CL|NPEOOM HIGH
SIX PERFORMS A
MARVELLOUS STUNT RECENTLY
AT WILKES BARRE, PA, CLIMB
ING MOUNTAIN IN HIGH.

A new chapter in automobile hill
climbing feats was written when
Studebaker Six climbed the famous
Giants Despair IN ountain near Wilkes
Barre, Pa, recently, and made the
entire ascent in high gear,
Giants Despair is known as one of
the steepest mountains UP which a
road runs, and has long furnished a
test for any car endeavoring to climb
it. even in low gear. Some cars have
gone to the summit in intermediate
gear, and others have endeavored
without success to make the grade ''in
high"
The climb by the Studebaker Six
was arranged following a discussion
of power and hill climbing ability, and
was witnessed by party of newspa-
per men who were named to offciate
as observers. The car wormed its
way up the long, twisting grade, ap-
parently without effort. During the
several extreme tests on the "trip,
there was always enough reserve pow
er, so that it never became necessary
to shift the gear levers out of high
speed.
Upon reaching the summit of Giants
Despair, it was found that in spite
of the strain that naturally was put
upon the Studebaker in making the
pitch in high gear, the radiator was
not heated and the motor was just as
snappy as at the start. Furthermore,
this Giants Despair climb followed
one almost as severe up the Ashley
boulevard hill in Wilkes-Barre.
An interesting feature of the jour
ney was that the driver of the car
several times during the run, as If
to demonstrate that there was always
a lot of pep" under the hood, would
raise his foot off of the accelerator
pedal and start oyer again. This was
in contrast to the usual method of hill
with the throttle wide open
all the time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18
Use Care in Starting.

Most of us have gone along the
street at some time or other, and
heard a motor churn and churn under
the power of an electric starter with
out any apparent results.
This is one of the most frequent
causes of storage battery trouble ac-
cording to a service representative
of the Willard Storage Battery Co.
He explained that very few motor
lists seemed to realize the immense
amount of electrical power which is
required to turn motor, and what
a considerable amount of driving at
charging speed is necessary to restore
same amount of current to the bat
terry.
A little care in operating the self
starter will obviate this trouble.
The driver shrud always nuke sure
that the starting switch is thrown be-
fore attempting to operate the self
starter. Sometimes the gasoline
tank is empty and under such con-
ditions no amount of cranking would
start the motor.
The ignition button should always
be pressed in firmly and all wire con-
nections should be tight. Occasional
ly the gasoline mixture is too weak
and in most cars this can be adjusted
from the dash. The coil and dis
tributor should be kept perfectly dry
in order for the current to reach the
spark plugs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18
MAXWELL. MAN
CITES RECORDS
TELLS HOW STOCK CARS PILE UP
DISTANCE ON ECONOMY TESTS
- GOT FORTY-FOUR MILES TO
GALLON.

Many automobile owners are watch
ing the rise in the price of gasoline
with feelings akin to dismay, but this
particular phase of the high cost of
living is causing Maxwell owners but
little concern. says Mr.. Slaughter
Maxwell dealer here.
Mr.. Slaughter has just received
word from the Detroit offices of the
company that an economy test CON
Quoted April 7, a Maxwell stock tour
ing car hung up another Maxwell
record by clipping off A miles to a
gallon of gasoline. This test, made
under discouraging weather condi-
tions, and other similar tests about
the country, are proving a source of
The day on which the Detroit test
was made was cold, the thermometer
registering only few degrees above
the freezing mark, when the start was
made. At the beginning of the run,
there was a strong head wind and
finish was made along several miles
of rough gravel road. With these ad-
verse conditions eliminated, the Max
well undoubtedly would have added
several miles to it's total.
Stock Car Used.
A stock touring car was used, with
standard equipment and loaded with
driver and three passengers, the total
weight carried, including passengers,
car and accessories being 2,7S0
pounds.
The start was made at Birmingham,
in Oakland county, and at the first
part of the journey was made down
Woodward avenue into Detroit The
North Grand boulevard and other
streets were followed to Michigan ave
nue., where the road led straight out
to Ypsilanti.
"A persistent head wind threatened
the success of the test and four miles
east of Ypsilanti the gravel road be-
gan. The going was extremely rough
but the entire length of the gravel
road was encompassed, the engine
stepping just as the front wheels
touched the asphalt pavement of Ypsi-
lanti's main street The last drop of
the one gallon of gasoline upon which
the test was made, was consumed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18

A most unusual use for motor
car was found by the Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Co. recently. The occasion
was the final test of a perfected type
of kite or captive balloon kite, bal
looms which Goodyear have develop
ed for foreign governments for use
in making military observations. The
balloon is let up in the air at the
end of a wire cable and passed over
a drum and power transmitted to the
drum from the rear wheel of the
motor car.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18
gasoline storage tanks in residential
sections of that city.

The Akron Automobile Club. Ak
ron, O., has declared war OF Justice
of the Peace Compbell, Revenna.
A speed trap has been in operation
between the Kent, Ravenna road, and
several members of the Akron club
have been caught there. They were
but the war is on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18
(By Les Kitto)

One of the big factors in making
the preparedness parade at Boston
a success was the transportation of
the famous Howard Regiment of 1000
students to and from the parade
route. The Dodge Bros. dealers
solved the problem when they heard
of it by offering to transport the regi-
ment in cars of that make, using one
hundred machines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18

Owing to the alarming scarcity OF
gasoline, the German authorities have
practically put stop to the use of
cars, not only by private individuals,
but also by members of the neutral
diplomatic corps of Berlin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18

lar Maxwell is all smiles as a result
of the increasing demand for this
popular little car. MaXwells continue
to deliver the goods and their num-
ber is rapidly increasing in this
vicinity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18
Notice to the Public.

All weeds must be cut and dis
posed of before July 1. This applies
to all vacant and residence property.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
1873 By Sid Underwood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18

One hundred and twenty-one old
car owners have replied to the in
quiry of the Haynes Automobile Co.,
for the oldest Haynes n service
New York leads the states with twen-
ty-three cars that were built before
1907.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18

The city council of Cincinnati, O.,
is in the midst of a fight on an or
dinance restricting the erection Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-18

CELERY, HEAD LETTUCE AND
CUCUMBERS. w. j. LANE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22

FIRST CHAUTAUQUA
AT WEST ALEXANDER
WILL CONTINUE FIVE DAYS, BE.
GINNING SUNDAY, AUGUST 6.
Program Includes Many Attractive Fea
tures-Other News Of the
Pike District.


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-22
Personals and Briefs.

Ion,cs l-lvnu. of Mount dc Chantal. *
confined 10 his home or account OF III
. hess.
Miss Rlanrh Myers. Of Mount de Chan
tai IL confined Ia her home on account
nf illness.
Misses Ann and Edith Carroll. Oh
r:drwnud. will leave SUNDAY for lt's-
burgh. whore they will visit trlehds'
John t;rrtrudc. Eugene and Helen
| C'Iu,or nf Mount de Chanial. arc con-
| fined 20 their home on account al III
ness.
Tho Baltimorr and Ohio freight sta
lion at Elm. Grove has been painted.
! John Unhnscc OF Elm Grove has taknc
! III" agency for the Maxwell nmtomnniI"'
! The teachers uniform cNashihatiu,il'
| which has hc"n in progress III .st
| two DAYS, came 70 n close yesterday
! evening. r ,,,
The West Alexander i'aS""a'' ''".,'
will so IA Cameron ;,od "a ,, wn%Te inc
/ George Harvey Of Mount dc Chantai
| is erecting Il new residence.
Scw rails are being distributed on
tho pike division nf the West virginia
| Traction and Electric company'S Inc
| between l.cathcrw"nd and Thomson ;
station on tho inbound track through
Fulton. A.,
Park View nan Er"u'l"S '''h 'uIluhH
evening beginning tomorrow evening.
! Dr. Charles n Robinson. pastor of the
| First United Presbyterian church. Will
have charge Of tn" services.
Miss Lulu Mcconnell Of l.iconnr. Pa.
| Is spending several days The guest OF
| friends in West Alexander.
| Mrs. Margaret EcfranZe OF Cleveland.
To- is spending some time the guest OF
| Of friends in West Alexander.
| George Ehberts will hold public sale
I -, bic farm, on Middle Wheeling creek
| on Thursday. August g.
/ Many young people Of the pike dis
| trict attended the entertainment held
last evening at Limestone given by the