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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

Gin fanpfbereiter &rieger icinS6Dert
crgraift, iebt bort er binter iicb ein
@erdul6 - er menoet ii1 I'M imo
elm S6lag iailit ibm mrf Den aopf
bero0; 3lgleid ipringt cine @eltolt
uuf i'm 5lL III oercn 5aiiit Elm Dlciier
blist. Ga erbe6t Nlofofsfi ben glrin
imo iein Stod trifit ben @egner nit
Roller g8udt; Elm S1mer5ensgebeill
ert0nt, Der 9(ugreifer tpirit Die eiien'
5eldlagene aeitle BON iib imo iudt in
raielOer 8ait 81 eiItfomnen, MN
miro Der 8erfolgtc 5iun &erfolgcr,
nod einmal trifft er NIT ocm idlrueren
6leiernen Stodfnopf oen 6liehcnoen
o6cr i6on bat oieicr lidb IN Die Dar'
tcnoc 0roidfe gerettet. Die IN gSlnoeS'
ellie ooponfdbrt 9Iui Der StraBc abcr
lte6t @olmtrnout Sernano allcin uuo
!6alt iib nud6 allen Seiten NIL
gtnr eineu glugenblid. @inbolen
IdBt ii6 Der 5liiNtling nidt es ilI
fein @ogen in Der gtdbe, Der &anipI
lit gon5 obnc 3eugen Dor iid gegon-
gen, uieuano bat i6n beobadltet 9hl.
hiA ais iei niNts porgefolleiJ gebt
@lofofSfi ieines @cges tuciter
SSni Souie baben lid] ale i6on 5ltr
9}lbe begcben, aus Dem 9ltclier iIno
oenl @obnsinlnler ic6eint feiu 2idlt
2eiic lteiqt ar in iciu S6lafgcmad
binaiii, perihlieBt Die Siir unO 5iinoet
sic 2anpe ali. ghunmebr beainit er
cine iorgfdltige llnteriubnB sSil iei'
nent lei6ten llcberrod 1T Gin langer
S6liB BON Der Shulter nieoerudrts.
Gin ihorfer 56nitt ~ oos mar fein
gelpobnlihes Weiier," nntrmelte er,
0ie Stellc oufiuerfiant betrodteno.
Qlbcr mas lit oos qler ii6er ieine
SonO 5iebt iic6 cine oiinne rotc Sinie,
aus pclcbcr eben ooS 9hit beroor5il.
quellen be1innt
(6ortieBin1 foIat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

R9ila0elpbio, ipurocu am +. Nioi um
10 bis II 'Rro5eut crb0bt Sic Sobu.
cr966m0 liz ie0od feline Gauernoc-
Storb i'm ieincr 3elle.
@eorge @onic BON Sagerstopn
wurOe ouf glntrog iciuer &eruanoteu
Der6oitet nno einiae Stlnoeu ip0ter
murOe er in ieiner 3eac in Der @oli.
5eiitotion toot nligeiun0cn. Coroner
S. y. Sortman Der cine llnterlu-
dung angeiiellt bate, iano, ooB
Souie zines naiiirlideu Eooes 0elior-
ben iuar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

6omcllcao; 9saiior s.. Otto 3eIler, SIR.
f5tS. 6omeifcaSs Girafe.
6Oncuroia airhe gsajgingion p
g.; Faitor Saul " Wlen5cL gh. 1870,
@sStraBe, gi,sg8. &albington. . Y,
ct. Niartiui Stride anlapolts,
Nlo. @nitor s.. S. Carl 6aas. glr. l6,
6ranciSe eStrnBe, Nmapolls,
Gmiaranien6ans - @aitor Stto 9pib,
yr. 1912, &caionsStr
IllHcuri SDuOOe.
8cthlc6cm- Stride ~ @ollinQtorsylpe.
ituO ClibcrsS SraBc; @aitor SEQ. s.
Gpilman glr. 2214, GlizGliUersS sStraBe,
Baltimore.
Smmanucls Girhc Caroline, nas
be Baltimore GraBc; Sailor u @urs
6cnn. 9lr 27, SiiosSarolinesStra6e,
Miartini sirhc ~ gdc S6arps uno
Senrictias sShcBe; @aitor 8. 8. Stefs
feus, 9lr 807, SiiosSbarpsStra
Baltimore.
ct. &auls Stride r. Saroto8ae StraBe
un0 SrempEtz glpcnue; Naltor @lrntian
@u6u, glr. S1t, 28eltsSarato9asS StraBe,
Baltimore.
ct. g6omas. Stride II ode Sulasiis
uao G1ar0 gluu-SiraBe; &altor 9enrD
@uden6craer, glr. 815, Siios@ulostis
ShoBe. Baltimore.
WdHi0ns Gemeiubc IN SUerlea TT gos
ltor 8. &. 60bul.
IliIiions Wcmcinbe IN Siablaubtapn
4uitor &m Sober gtr. 4Ol, Silos
6iQblanos 2lpcme
ct. SubauncSs Stride 81 0len Arni
@aitor 2g IS. SOILS, Glen ArnL 8altis
res@Mmth.
81. lui0. Stride 81 0ingsbille Ras
itor a. S0r9eL NluasUile, 8nltlmores
Gountn.
Srciciniafcits 9irde 81 Cumberland
~ 8niior Ylartin @dllneicr Sumbers
Lamb, Mio., 2lHc0anbs @ouniD.
0U. Nib. Stride 5ii &reitDn, Caroline
@oinih ~ &altor Sotob Sorpcr, sSretou.
0D lntb. Stride, &icnna lSorcbelters
Gumib) &altor Saiob Scrber, Rres
iton, Nlb
So. Iui6. ssirdc sn acribeut (@arreiis
GouniD) Baitor g 8. zimmerman,
Qccioent GRO.
81. lnt6. Girdjc sn GJlCn6uruir, glnne
ArnoelsGounig ~ Raitor y. s. Yt-
GU. Im6. Stride 5u guwie, griuce
Georges County, Sditor 0io9m bon
Gberlen
WSiiFDnar - @oitor glih @iz
rid, SIR. 1920. Sits@oltirlores StraBe.
Scntidlc rclDrmirtc Girdeu.
A. ref. ct. SUhanncs &irdis, 0alperts,
.iohc Sarutpau StrnBc; &aitur s. ".
Saiier, gr. 1912, 8enuett.FIace, @als
s. ref. ct. 9anis Stride ede @roar
man uiio 9rdttsStruBe; 8nitor Saul
Sdnab, glr $40, SiiosRatterlonsRartz
@beme, Baltimore.
Smmannrl 0jCnciubC. - gde Snra.
toQaz uno Sc6roeoers Strdbe; Raitor s.
g. 9oloiper, yir. 500, inrosS9roeoers
GtroBe, Baltimore
Gafte ref. sigdbe, @oibin9ton 8. g.
@ ifiO 9sGtraBe III BoitOr s. 81. Buebs
rer, SRI. 1922, 49, StraBe, y.sgS..
gSalbngioH, 9. IS.
8IUns Stride - @de glisquitbs mn
G6alesGtraBe; &aitor Sobn IS. Spntniers
latte gir 1917, 9lor0s@aroliuceStr
Baltimore.
Ericbens 0irhe IL @de Bennl1iJ0uins
glbenue ino @lmberlanosSra 4altol
q. @. @rimmer, GIT. 607. Gumberlan0'
8iuns 0irmc, 0umbcrlanb, WiO.- 9Sns
flor R 81 @8atlos, 9lr 1872, yiorOsD DEE
c1cuicSsS sStrabe, GimberluiiD, NlD.
Bethel WiifiiDma Stride ~ Gllipopoi
NIB Baltimore StrnBe; &aitor gS. u
SirieteImcier, ylr 245, Glib Saltsgpe.
Baltimore. WlD.
glnDcre bcntImc Iut1erilde WcmctnOen
3rcieinlafeitss Stride - ErinitDs. ma
Re gllbenatrles Strabe; @aitor U. S. Steri
Ger. 9lr. 906. &riniinsStrnBe.
Gcuigtje lat1eriidlc &irme IN Gai
Ncmmarfci, 2ormeiters@ouutb 8nitoi
Carl T6. GblinQer, Gait gieUmartet, 0l0
! 9ions Stride ~ gioros @oDs, uabe 0ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

oeriuatons sStroBc; @ailor Or SuIins
6oimam, gir. 1923. gSeiteGdnDdlesStr.
St Wiarlus airdJc &roa0mog9 mo
Nairmounts glpcuue; &altor & 9tdler
ScbuDa Stride ~ S9oiin5sStrdBe, mas
be glrlinQ Baltor s.. yfen'
mann, gh 1924, @ennettsYlece.
Smmaaucls. Stride 0ambriSoc, @iO.
IL Yaitor s.. s. Settboru Cambridge,
Salcms 0irdc, Gait Gcpmarfet @lb,
Boltor S. 8. &ettborL Cambridge
3ions STRIDE, 5rOiitnrG MS, IT %as
itor u.s. Satirau, Nrohblrg, Nto.
6UangcliIdj lnihcriihc GnupOe BON
WiarBlaub.
giiilions Wcmcinocn az groOflBu,
9lnne glrimoclsGpuntD, uno 9nDs &lciu,
Baltimore GouniD - Ealtor Srnit bon
8ions Stride, g8dI6in9ton g. 6. II
@altur 9iidarO S6mi0t, gir. Dos,
g. Ctr, 9l. gS., &ai6ingipM g. Y.
Ct SOhanucS &irdje 81 9Salbn9tom
8. 6. ~ 9saitor & 81 Sdoelin, 9lr. 32O,
Az Cir. G.s98., gSaibiugipn 3. ..
ct. SoGanness 0jcmeiuDc 81 @artpille,
6arfor6 9ioa0 &aitor u. gS. Abl,
SuIlcrton g. o., Nlo.
SiunS Stride 81 2anrnpille ~ Yaltor
q. gB. Dbl, Nullcrton Is. g., W(o.
ct. 2nfaSa 0emeinbe 81 Gumbcrlano-
9aitor Is. S. @ergner, SeDforos sStraBe,
Cumberland, 1lo.
SeruidIcmss @cmcinSe SO Garocrbtlle
~ Bditor &r. q. s. 8urgoorfb @aroens
bile, Wlo.
4entIdjc cbarg.sl slnt6. 3iuus STRIDE 5n
StcmmcrS' Stun IL $aitor 8enrD Gllen@
berger. IN 9io6pille.
GrIc bcntldle Ucr. rb. @irdlc - @olta
srns 2lucnue, nabe 9lnusStraBe; ASdltor
g. 90. @Ditcr, ylr. 1924, 2ltsSaltimOres
ct Sanls Wcmcinbe 81 GorODua, Sals
botz Gounth Faltor 8. 8relioenrel1,
goroopa, N2o.
GU. lutb. SirdDc 81 9DnetuODS, $oI6ots
@otntg - &aitor e. 6reAoeurei9 pom
Gor0obd.
9cntIdc GemcInbc 81 iippcrco, @oltis
more GouniB ~ 8altor gS. q. 9enlcL
llpperco, Nio
Srcirtniafcits. ejcuicm6e So @cObhod
- 8altor 50. 6. soe, 8oooitod, Wlo.
SnlcmssGirdle - ode 8atterDs &penne
ino glniOaus sStrabe; @altor " @rnlt
BON Sa6manL glr. 214, Oits9tanoalls
SiraBe
burgs ilu0 Sunobers Strobe; Ydltor Ybts
lipp s. 6ennigbmneh 3. g., yr. 224,
| 9Sarrenz Apenue.
Gbnnacliihc WcmeiuIhait.
Gnlcms Stride ~ @oug9 sStruBe nno
/ 0iQhlanp- 0lbe., 9aitor g. 8. S.lber, glr.
/ 34O5, @Nl0b bsStraBe.
GmanuclSs STRIDE ~ 6'reeresSt1a5e
un0 GioerzQQcn; RnItor @. @. gSeber,
/ g2r. 27, @reenesS sStroBe
8mciic Stride her Gpang. Wcmcin-
idaft - W1aoionsStrabe @de Wdltons
glpcme: @aitor s.. S2nge.Feib ylr. 742,
/ 9Qilerlnns@nrfs2l s2lOenuc
Gcntihe Saptilteus 6irdJcn.
GrIte oeutTd1c @aptiitcn Stride -Nlomis
( mcnts StroBe, @de Observation-Disclosures. ;
I 8altor 9ialpb s. gSegener, glr. 142I
/ G9uunt Ho1als2lbeuue.
gmeite Dcniidlc @aptinen Sirdle-Sres
/ 0crids 2luenic, @de 9tonroes sStroBe; Yas
itor 0ilfo Sipbter, ylr. 1850, gSelts
! Baltimore z5troBe.
Gcntihc NletDpniitcn sStrdben.
Grgtc pcutlrjc MictbDoiltcits Stride IT
glr 224, Sit0s sBroloipnh. nnbe @nlierns
9lperue; @aitor 6. s.. TbaiB, glr. LII,
| Gns@nltimores ShaBe.
3meite neutidc Wietbooiitgns s&irdle -
1249 2is6tsStraBe; Baitor @I. Biegolo.
&cnniD.Unnia glucnne Nietbpblitek=
STRIDE @enniDl0aniasglDeuue, nabe
glpi6ers StraBe; Rnitor q. s. gSaible,
SIR 567, glDi6ers ShaBe.
QaiaDettc guenne Mlet6u0titcn SirdC
~ 2afapettes4penue, @de 8onOsStraBe;
@oitor s. s. SbaiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

@corge $. s. Seel6urIt %, rmO
9lnno s. S9erncr, "a.
g9ooofor0 $. Smith, 26. @oibing'
ton 9. g., imO llnnou @eiiedc, 2O'
SonesOale, @o
g9ilmcr g. @oters, 2S, unO @laOis
81. g86ite, "a, giep 2orf, &C. 9.
Somes $. @eas, 62 (geic6ieocn),
@ai6iueton 9. s, uno 9llice :.
&ines, 80.
G6orles $. gs6ite, 33 (geidicOen)'
@oi6tnoton 9 g., imO 5anni'
Baum 81, Goaos, Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
qOfalberidtc ans ggai6inaton.
Gdlle fiir 0en eotoner.


Tdlle fiir 0en Coroner
Ger Coroner 6atte eineu geihdit'
aen Tog, in0em cr bier Eooesidle 3it
unterjufen bate, bon oenen 5ipei
ourA &ebol0eridiiiic, inO 5mei ourb
eririnfcn paren Gie Scibe eines
in6efmtutcn uugefd6r 45 Sabre alien
Wlalnes puroe im 4otomac6llB,
nabe Ger g9erft oer 8aibiugton
5tecl in0 Groonoce Go bei G5icss
boro Eoint gelan0et @s fouutcu
feline Grfenmmgs8eidcu eutoedt iuer.
oen
@oot tenterte.
Gen ertriutlmgstoo fano ser 30
Sabre alte, oes S6wimmeus nutln,
oige Sobn Iice ais iein Boot in
goiteru grauh, nabe ser @euniDl.
uania.glpenle.8riide, feuterte. Iie
qeide tornte nod nidt eutoedt wer-
Den.
S6oB lid in oeu 01uno.
Ger 80 Sabre oIte SSuiaiie oes 1ol.
oaten6eiines 96iIip Wlorris, tootete
iic6 IN Der glnitolt nit eineui 9ieboI.
uer in0cm cr iid6 in oen @lino iboB.
Der 600 trat ouaeublidlib eiii Gas
@1otiU sur Gbot lift imbefonnt Nlor.
ris Dat iopeit ernlittelt iUerocn
founic, feline @erpanote
ShuB ourd s @er5.
glnf ocn @cg 5rni GueraencD so.
lpital Deritorb Der 25 Sabre alto Gu
MEL @oponial ser iid in iciner @ob-
nltng 91t 1916, z StraBc nit eincm
9lcpoIper cine auael ourds Ser5
aate N1elandoIie ioa sic llriaAe
oeS ougeblidcn 9cl6itmoroes aepe-
ieu ieit
Granf @orbolidure
syi beoentliden 8titanO iegt Scr
25 Sabre aIte @iQiom @loeoel BON
g1r. 1918, 8.StraBe, i'm GaiuaItD-
Soipitol oarnieoar, ipelher cine
Auantitat Garboliaire 5u iid ae-
nonimcn batie. @loe0el fonnte nidt
augebeu, ipie er oo5u 9etomHeit III,
STE Sdure 8lt trinfeu. @s miro ge
6offf ibu om 2eben er6alten 81 fon.
uen
g3o6m 81 ottcn9ift.
gln sen 6olgcn elmer @ergiftung,
oie ourh Rottengiit 6eroorgcnifen
ipuroc. bcfiuoet iib 5Dlueiicr RuneI
im emergcnc1.SoipitoI. Gie @oli5ei
iagt. ooB er oos @ift abiiAtlid &c.
uonmen babe
gluf Der StroBe erfronft,
gln Ser 36. nno 0l.StruBa. g. .g8y
crfrantte Scr 3l sabre olte 9io6ert
9ceo bon g1r 4i6, If. SiroBe, q SO.
inoem er beipuBtlos nieoerfiel uno
iiA brint SOU @crlcbuuoen an aopi
8ii5og, sic feline lle6erfii6unla nod
benz @eoraetopn ltiiberiitdts 0oipi.
tail not0menoig madten
gllt ser G. un0 6 StroBc, % l.g8.,
itiir3te Ser GA SATIRE alte Charles
Gtia bon g1r 467. G.5traBe q 90.
nieoer itno nuBte nod oem Goiuoltp.
1oipltal aebra6t tperoeu ga CT iidl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
(6ortiebrnG foIat.)
Scr ncueft gdIaerr.

uSaben Sie idpn inieren ueileiten
Sdlaaer eeieben?"
,Ncin.
aDann eeben Gle bod mai Din"
$50 CLAUDE faim, caB man ritd Oorr
ldBt
o9tnnu2"
.gldyes tann Ficb bod ni9t ic0er our
oenptirQ o1ieben ipf y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
9la0ifaIheiIllna 6er g{erpeMi@wG@e.

Sdpo6e nboie @eriouen Gcplag bon Soinresoigte uno
Idedtc Srdne cri0pien0u Asue @rit gider uno &opf'
duer8e aoosaa gbnobme Oe @eb0rs uno Der Sebtro &a-
torrb l2oeeorlden StubUropmg Nu6gte @rrotbn 8terr
SersfIope 8rbefemmurg @eneiidfe b Erbinn erfobren
aus Dem SngenoenuO" e ale plgen ngenOdcr |errnn9cn
oiuSd rseer 3c SifnrCn, SamenflnR SbimOis 9ramp
2ar uad cnrr DSag nenen 1gOO anT eHen SdaS
ee6ei ucroeu.
Eits iurefoue bras (ue psae nnS @
@meHouHa 0nS ee'
SetIden SriOatSinf, 1877 SAT- o. Ctr, @eW gOrt, q. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

aet, bei9loB 0aafofsfi iofort auS5uge.
ben irno oie Staot elm tDcnig fennen
81 Iernen. @r bate bereits ieit elmer
balben Stiin0e odS &ais berloiien,
nlS 2ugoS un0 Grasbaiu iid gil Der
llnterreolng einfnu0en. @8 ouierte
lange, biz es ga Groir ourdj leine @e.
reoiantteit gelane, ibre 9e0cnfer au
beiiegen; oob bebnrrten lic babel, ipe-
nigitcns erit Elm geipiiies @eic61ft 5ii
beenbiget beonr Wlafoisfis Qlufnob.
me erfolgen iolle. @n0lim eutfernte
iicb 2uao8, mo @rasbam blieb ollein
bel ga Groir 3uriid, INN nod cine I'm.
teridriit Don ibm 81 erlangcL ipelAe
cr pcrDeigerte
9Sn3piihen mar Dloina, Die Don Der
8uinmmeutlinit nihts muBte, IN 0dS
9ltelier bimftergetomnen, Inn ibren
8otet oif3itIiihen @er1uicbloS, ipie
lie es bon Der aranfbeit Der gepobnt
par, bate Tie Die Iiir geoffnet itnO
mieoer geidloiien; Dor Dem boben
5dirut, Der ibr ben 9lid IN oos bin.
tere 8iurner Derpebrte, itano iie IN,
imlaiiig fill, oeun iie bernabm oriii.
men &rasbatpS Stinme Shon moll.
tc iie iicb leiie, pie iie getommen ipor,
lDieOer entfefnen, ais Elm 8ort 81 ihr
orong oos ibrc gon5e Qlufnertianr
Feit feiielte. Sie trat udber OIL ben
Shirm berait rno loiidte nit Der.
baltenem gIten
5obalo 4ngos 0urh ga Groig er.
iabrcn bate, Dab Nlntoisfi anl Der.
dongcnen 2lbeno 81 Der 6iiritili gerii.
fen moroen iei itano iein @ntI1hb
fcit iie ipegen oieies eiaetnidcbtigen
Smrittes 3tr 9le0e 3u teller, ino ct
36aerie nidt iie ailf3itinden
Gic 6iirfiia bate Dem ibr pcrbaB.
ten Dleniben iriiber itetS ben 3utritt
ueriuriqcrt Gicsmal nodte tie es
;poDl fir qeroteit balten lilgoS 5it
eupiaugcL DoM trug iic oabei ibrc
@erad)huo oeiltliA 5lr Sdait Ser
fnlte 8od1mu ibres 8enebnens lieB
ibu ieoodj b6llia unempiipolih, uno
et iraate 0rciii nud5 Dem 3iued ibrer
oc6eiuen lluierre0lulg init Noupt,
mann 5ernano
Tint @lafoiSfi por uggcrcHtenl Yer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

3ions STRIDE, 5roit6urg, @O. TT Ras
itor IS. Gafirap, Hroitbmg, &lo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

5. NJ. Jordan of Loco, who is an
oil well contractor, is here today. He
states that the Lone Star Gas Com
pany, which was temporarily shut
down in 5-3-5 has resumed drilling
at 1890 feet The report that the Col
den Gate had a well in 1876 is
incorrect. This well has reached a
depth of only 42O feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
Building Steel Storage.

The Harris Strawn Oil Company in
section 1888 is building a grade for
steel tank on its lease. The steei
is in transit and construction work
will be rushed after the arrival of
the material
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
Actual Production Stated.

A test of the gas pressure at the
LewCinda-Fnnklin well in section
292-3 showed to have a pressure of
$50 pounds and a test of the volume
showed the production at 31,OOO,0OO
feet. The we'll has been mudded in
and is ready to resume drilling This
was the result with the drill seven
feet in the pay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
Delay at Chaffee Well.

The George W. Chance well in sec
ton 2-S-3 has reached a depth OF
about 1920 feet, and joint OF casing
is lost in the hole. 1t will occasion
a delay of several days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

The Frederckson Tire Company
supplied two full sets of Kant Slip
Kelly Springfield tires to Mrs. Hugh
Ledbetter this week. Their repair
department is running to capacity
every day. Jess Willard, worlds
heavyweight champion, has recently
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

Oil men are earnestly hoping that
the road between Lone Grove and
Wilson will be straightoned They
say that a bend is made through
Hewitt that makes the road longer
than is necessary, and that it would
require a very small sum to have the
road changed back on the section
line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
euiIdlna Two steel Tanks.

Hamon 4 Colcord have ordered in
some $1,000 barrel steel tanks. Two
grades are being maze now in section
154-3, and the steel is in transit The
Warren City people have the contract
to build the tanks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

Zan Williams, the Chevrolet agent
of this city, was elated yesterday af-
ternoon when his stock roadster that
entered the race at the fair grounds
took the lead from the word go and
never was headed The farther the
little car went the better it seemed
to get, and aroused the admiration OF
all who witnessed the race,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
Good for 7oc., Ending Sept. 20.

Cut this out, bring to Walton's Stu.
dio, and have any photograph enlarg-
ed. the siG5 size and frame for 1895.
Now is your chance. We guarantee
satisfaction. Remember this is only
good for a few days, to Sept. 90.
Phone 696. WALTON'S. 119 w. Main
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
Starting q New Well.

Simpson ct al on the Hivick 20
acres near the center Of 15-4-3, shut
well No. / in as a rasser and the
owners are starting a well only a
few feet away that will be drilled
into the oil sand. The chance of get
ting well No. l to the oil sand was
ruined by the loss of tools in the hole
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

Dr. +. C. Harlow local oil man,
had charge Of the poultry exhibit at
the county fair He overlooked none
of the details of the exhibit and his
work furnishes another demonstration
that the local oil men do their work
well and that they are in love with
their home city and take pride in
its every undertaking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
Gone to Boynton.

Robert Gillian has gone to Musko-
gee where he will meet his partner,
Joe Emery, and they will award some
drilling contracts on their holdings in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

John Hartnitt has accepted a posi-
tion with Slaughter & Co. in the Max
well agency, and will push the sales
of that popular car throughout tn S
section. Mr. Slaughter reports that
business is good with him at presen'.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

The call of the races and the free
county fair was too strong to be re
sisted out in the oil de'ds by Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Bradford and they Were
here yesterday enjoying the festiyi-
ties Of the fan season
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

the Boynton field. The prospects are
that these men viii have nice pro
duction at Boynton within a short
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
National Pulling Casing.

The National Oil and Development
Company, which abandoned its test
in 26 2s-7w in Stephens County, at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

The Woman's Home Companion two
years for 81 Phone Gal. Mrs. John
+. Easley. l1-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

Cal Stewart was mere yesterday
from his ranch in Love County where
he is drilling a test for oil. He was
taking in the fair cld was pleased
with the exhibits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

w. A. Thompson of the Carter Love
Oil Company, was here yesterday
from Marietta. Mr.. Thompson says
Ardmore has made a more rapid i'm
provement than he ever saw any other
city make. He says the fair here sur
passes any county fair he ever saw
and that Ardmore has made a proper
beginning to build up an institution
that will be worth a vast sum to the
entire southern portion of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

The Watchorn well in section 2O-4-5
on the Ed Newton farm at the last
report was drilling in blue shale at
about l74O feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
OIL and GAS NEWS

depth between 250O and 5000 feet,
is now pulling the easing from the
abandoned well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

equipped his Fiat Special all around
with Kelly Springfield Kant Slip
tires.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

Easley 4 Nichols in section l5-4-3
are arranging to build pump station
on their property so their wells may
be put to producing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

Gates Oil Company no. Z on the
Jackson lease in 15-4-3 has been
spudded and is drilling
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

he is going to have that popular car
as numerous as Fords I'm his locality
in a very little while. His sales for
the past week have exceeded his eX
pectations with many other good pros.
poets in sight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17
NOTICE

There will be a called meeting Of
the Woodmen's Circle Monday after
noon at 2:30. All members are re
quested to be present
BYRD SANDBIN, Guardian
SALLIE SMITH, Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

Tom Cooper and family, who are
spending their vacation at Mineral
Wells, are expected to return on the
goth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-17

Fresh oysters at Harrell Bros 1873
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-14
Details OF Mrs. Flagler's Coming Wedding

call an affair then" said Mrs. Flag
Ter, to a Herald reporter. "But our
paths took us in opposite directions.
In later years he married and three
years ago Mrs. Bingham died. We
met again when guests of mutual
friend at Asheville, N. c., about a
year ago. Now Mr.. Bingham's son,
Robert, Jr., is fine young man of
twenty years. just about his age In the
old days, and he is student at the
University of Virginia, as he was
lthen."
Mr.. Bingham has two other chill
ldren. Henrietta, q few years younger
than Robert Worth Bingham, Jr., and
another son, who is twelve years old
Mrs. Flagler told of her early TO
nance with Mr.. Bingham, Of her ar
engagements for the future and of what
she expects to do with the great for
tune that has come to her, in an inter
view with reporter of the Herald
"Wednesday, in her apartments at the
Plaza Hotel.
81 am glad indeed that Mr.. Ward
will be able to officiate at our wed
ding on the 18TH" she said. For fif-
teen years Mr.. Ward has done splen
did work as rector of the Poinciana
Chapel at Palm Beach. That church
which is non-sectarian, was the joint
idea of Mr.. Flagler and myself. Such
place as Palm Beach needed church
where persons of all faiths could wor
ship, and Mr.. Ward has done a great
amount of good in bringing together
all sorts of men and women there. Fol
instance, know a well-known won
an Of New York and Newport who
rarely if ever goes to church, but
while at Palm Beach she never miss
es service at the Poinciana Chapel
because of the broad, helpful relis-
ious influence which Mr. Ward has. y
Niece To BE Her Helress.
Mrs. Flagler then pointed to a por
trait of beautiful young woman over
he mantelpiece. 81 am so very glad
that she can be present at my wed
ding" she said.
The reporter looked at the portrait
and ventured-
"And she ISL"
81 have no children of my own, u