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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09
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safety. health comfort and convenience.
Section l. ue 10 resolved bs the General
Assembly 81 the state IT Louisiana. two
thirds sf lli the members elected tn each
House uoHrurtue, That the following
amendment 60 tHr Constitution ~ the
state be submitted ta ihe uaalsfrd electors
of ttr State far their EapuoH ar rejection
ut The Congressional election 90 be held oH
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09

indebtedness, and IL authorized 10 secure
same by mortgage GA any or al ef rs
Feal estate. and the faith and credit q the
state Of Louisiana liz hereby pledged Go
guarantee the payment o. said obligations
ard the interest thereon but tbs Board ~
Control ar It's successor shall be required
t. pay a3me out 81 Its own revenues and
earnings and only when the same are
exhausted shall the state make gou8 the
residue The General Assembly shall pass
the necessary enabling act 70 earrs this
amendment into effect aud Act No l25 Of
the Acts Of 1915 on this subject matter ia
hereby approved for this purpose.
section BE & further resolved etc.
That the Secretary ~ state be and he is
authotlzed ta have printed ou The Official
ballot 10 be voted in November, 1916 "a"
words Fer the amendment to the Con
stftutlou funainr the debt II tho psnE-
Tertiary roaft and the words Against
the amendment To- the Constitution fund
lar 'ne debt Of the renltcattary board,
aad each eleetar shall Indicate whether he
votes FOE or against w,td amendment TIA
accordance with the general election laws
If the state
FERNAND MOTION.
Lieut. Gov and President q the Senate
HEWITT BOUANCHAID
speaker ~ the House II Representatives
Approved, july 8, 1915
Il. q rLEAsANT~
Governor ~ the State of 'ofuIalant
\ true copy.
JAMES \ BAILEY.
Secretary 81 state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09
ACT NO ia
Senate iill 80 1856 by Ar psarcr
Joint RESOLUTION
Secretary ~ state

Senate liiu 80 lg5 tsy Ar pearce
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment ts the Consfl
tuition Of 1913 authorizing and empow.
rtipR the naafd II Control Of Tie state
I'rnileuttarf or rs successor tp fund
It's Indebtedness ana issue notes there
fer seriaEiy o. otherwise not exceeding
-Four Hundred Thousand Dollars and
~ rate or interest net exceeding
i've per ecntam per anBun payable
souti annually. #u3 Tor term not
eteeeAlHR titcef years, and empower
ing the General Assembly to provide
the methods u carrying this amend
meut Into effect
Section / Be it resolved by the General
Assembly q the Stafe 81 Louisiana. two
thirds IT Hil the iuemhefs elected 60 each
house e"ncutrlnF that sie following
amendment to the Constitution ~ tie
state IT Louisiana adopted in November.
1914. he Submitted 10 the duly qualified
electors al the Congressional election te
he held on the firri TUESDAY after the
arst Nenday m November. 1915, for their
ratification az feletfasn:
''Fhe Board Of Control Of the state
PeuisentiEry or It's successor or SUCCESSORS
IN oflre is hereby authorized and en-.
powered to incur debt. isele interest
bearing notes to serials or ether form ftsr
q term ret 90 exceed afteen years. 10 the
amount If -Four Hundred Thousand Dol
lars NJ rate of interest not exceeding
i've per cent per sannum payable semi
annually, for tho purpose Of funding ar
retiring It's foatlng and ether outstandinq
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09

their use aud buusat az tAg General As
ssHHlis mss Zoe future determine. and the
.utl. ttuu I'd ans ether tax uF ths Waslhk
az #H POS uEfaiHf lHg pensions IN 'Assss
~ U SIS Cd fha oHe mih tax levied
H#H .... rt BHd % bee Epu" 81 as con
.s.is Victorian fruHsuH Fund IL hereto
tfa fHna e 90 be used Tor
Is. .r.. Ha#e than that herein Ft.pH
I.fat . -EaH tfr adoption 81 tins
Amendment Hae shall AZ once become
..H HgtE ts, -Ht tee f4uds derived There
G..Hs be- immediately used iQf saii pAf
.-. aa# provided further that tn tax
.rIs...rs# aH. HHsbsH1EH shall receive no
commissions faf assessing and cole thg
aa nHs mH tax keteIa provided ..,
Provided thaf nothing ln this .Aft.stt
aHaI Ia Construed So hs Go ETohtbtt tue
gsHr.Hl Rsgruhty from pF1F ldinK hfiihesa'
uwIs Ea disabled Confederate soldiers OF
sailors
section F3s t further resolved, etc
Fh4f THIS Proposed afaeBdmeBl be SUD
uIffrI % the qualified electors 81 the
State a Louisiana. for adoption OF reies
t.au al the tuHgtt z.sual eieetlqh 10 be
N.Ia aH The flrs' L q aday next following
.H hfag Monday ia NagemheF. 1915
faa tie b!'Itla ballots 70 be usel ~
said election shall have printed lhtF@ti
tHf HHfIa Dor the proposed auienainritt
ta Aft D. 3Ha If the Constitution ~ the
state at Louisiana relative 10 INC rehHi9tt
f..f f.aHftHtrate Veterans and the Wotds
Against the proposed amendment 'e
AFtsta rt ~ tbs Constitution OF the
-fsf. eI aaaaHR relative 10 pensions
for Confederate Veterans ana eash
.la.t0r shall indicate. ar provided IN The
general elt. tlun laws ul the stale Sheihei
q. rut he votes for 81 against the amend %
HEWITT HOUANCHAlfp,
Sneaker uf the House IT Representatives.
FEHNASU Mot TON.
4 ...tF fH.t. sfHE President "a the FEHAtHr
APPROVED July 6, 1915.
a. q PLEASANT,
Governor If tHe State Of tobisiahas
4 tFHr copy
JAMES BAILEY,
Secretary Of state.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-09
ACT MO IFS

Senate Htll Ma, 70 By Mr.. Vincent
I0iNT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment 10 Article ~ oi
the Constitution ei the state Of Louis
lana relative to the limitation Of iegis,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24


Gid bunte Bdnbtr bur9 bic arau5e ialinsen.
Sir fliiffge Stunhsn iintt bic gDelt ba brauB'
Sus aidts. hDm Slang ees @eHius lbsrbIeneei.
llHb Cure anbnht peibt Elm soIes 5aus.
9Gs Geinee plaHtsn, Sas SIR IeIbft pOasnoet.
5n bisiem 6aus. bds sdHii6 Sud empfing,
Goas Elm Symbol, beIdamt, Der grsWbe f1auen:
DAB Gottes WsdruT an bic 8satI6sn cling,
9idt ~ S~erf0reH, IoHbern auf5ubdutn.
WsRn sinf nerpsbt Der giffgen 9uegn 9unf,
gus uniern Eaten fplep ies srfa9rsn:
SH rsiRem aletbe i9ritt bic oeuti6e aunt
3intsr BEN gifen Fss.nOsr r8ptbarsu'.
Runft If Der Grisoe. Singh gins eusr SUB
Sur6s ~aawpfgsfieos nod. bos bluigendBte =
Durd bieeH Ssmpd pebi Elm 9aImsHgruB,
SR bieien WlauerH Iep SIR Jriebsassdiie;
Gin GrisbensgsiF nab 6srrFdr bieIes 8aus.
uas ieiHsr Gprahe sbk Qaute tiHggn =
lne gusr GERS iabrt heim ins @aierhdus
aaf eurss grDBtu 9idters ftartsn Sdpinssn.
aus Cat nnb 9roum nuAs eues gattylanb.
90 bIis5's sum 9ros BEN 9aier nno gerflnhr:
@shera Hoh Sdiufrt in Guus GsIsbsrrH 5aHs
60 moe Erinn'runs Std, al aub uuO Grnb.
Die iIhtse StuH6e fnHbpH ii6ereaueru;
pic bsntl6f 4pHa in staiiher MSrlH Gfut
sfiRt Isu6isno auT in iAnsrssriamRIisH MautrHl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
Eranaufen IN aprfn.

SIN ,9smps" srsdblt Elm alpsniaeer.
Der an Der gsTebung aorfus tsilRabm,
baB bic FransOFI5sB 2aHbungsiruPpeH
Fb Md IN Bat RaGt Oes a6ilsions bes
mdhiigten, aHb bas bort nerblisbens Per
Ipnal aus ben 8stteu beraus an gprb
zines frans5Flasa arisssiaiffss tra9tsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
srans5Fides Sstspauser.

Die Zines Ealoet aus paris: 8ie
6eerssSerpaltung fat nab lanssn gsriu@
den enDsiiItig bie giafibruHg zines me-
taaaeu 6er3i9ilbss bsfaIoheH. Differ
beIteht ans elmer IS Sim. laHgen.
uhs Is 3fm. breitsH MetaApIatte, bic
flint MilIimeter fart III unb in Bic lluis
form eiHssnabt nirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
eIniauna ber poInIIasn garteIen.

BIZ ragut 1rsis gttFe1 IN 8isn mel.
bet aug Rratdu: Sn Der genetniauen
9onFersn3 bss gartsiDoritanoes uHb Der
Observation-Disclosures bgr~ pnlnilaen
5D5iaIbsmolraien purbe ber 8arf4Iog ba
treFfsnb gintritt Der po!uiiben fo5iaIiiis
fden a6seorbustsu in ben rei45rdtIidtn
polgHtlub angeHommeB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24

Bel BEN ber @ipndbme bon aiae beraHgesongeHeR 8ems
barbtmsHf aeuros 6ds neue, nod nht bonenbets 8bater Habt
befadOist. Die 8suilhen babsn nun pas Ebeater T~rtiggfelt.
biz griTamer IN nr ~llmgehuHs n~sggsrdumt uHb ban auafts
iempaI Mnfans bieiss Sahrgs .~Hgspeiht, Dit sinen gaitIpiel
bs 3euti1sH 9bsaiers In SgRnobr purhe ons rSsutFns
Shsnier IN 2ias@ erSFfnet. Nsi Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Qis3ts 5eaonbertHre uHb gost6es v~Spbeenie4 = purss IDIs
asnpr BsFfprud bon auhOif 9rssbsr Dorssiragu;
GaBt mid os grub. be SIR srlhisueu iso.
Dem geit hr GiuHbe zinc Giimlne lsihsR
SIR fBt in raubsn Rrisges ialihem atib
Sn fremeem GpElbnus, has bic MlufeH ueibeB,
sSr f5HHi, gen Msn has Dir ssHsios BIN Mias
Eqs erolsu feiRSlinsr gsfhHse b5reR =
ilHb ladst ms, bic pir ~gelommen Fnh.
pic Idenae alRH be- 6risRsps ~ beiap6rsa.
Der MnbHd maht BEN eioIs br Msnf4beit natr
fno min BEN StaHm bic agiElddtsit bsr0bMH:
WSnngr, bspHBE bes GTHNs unn Der Geabrs
8trIaHgenb rad beH Geanunssa hes EAnneH;
Gsl0R aus Rsbsn, bic tH 5einb bHr4bri4t
MHt gbriHrbt 50 BET Gidtung 56hsH aligsHb.
manner beg aaHpFs. bsud5rs IN 0isHt esr 9iidf
Der 6eimatsauHt bic Ir1mue etfrHe nsigsuo
aus erabin hr, sn 4alb uHb uni.xianb
1fdRgi Shxs bf EsgkA Fua6is anFsuiAniHga,
Sc az Der 4gaieH bsiliasz ssupfhpaHe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
HIGHER COURT
GRANTED BAIL
FOR bA[[EN|
CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEALS AT
OKLAHOMA CITY YESTERDAY
GRANTED BAIL IN THE SUM OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Oklahoma City, Okla, June 24.-The
criminal court of appeals this even
ing granted bail to B. NJ. Ballew, for
merly deputy sheriff of Carter coun-
ty, in the SUN of $1,000, from a Jail
sentence imposed on him by District
Judge Freeman at Ardmore.
Judge Freeman had adjudged Ballew
in contempt of court after the latter
had assaulted the judge, and Ballew
sought his liberty through habeas cor
pus on the ground that he had not
been given an opportunity to be heard
in the contempt proceedings against
him.
The attorneys on both sides were
directed to file briefs in the case
in five days and the court reserved
final conclusion until the briefs have
been fled The final decision of the
court will establish precedent in this
class of contempt cases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL GUARD is
EXPECTED TO MOBILIZE THIS
AFTERNOON.
BEGIN MOVING TO-DAY
All Units of the Oklahoma National
Guard Directed to Board Trains for
Fort Sill and Most of Companies
Will Be There Tonight.

Oklahoma City, June 24.-The Ok
lahoma national guard was today or
dered to board trains Sunday morn
ing, where the mobilization will be
completed 1t is expected that prac-
tically all of the companies will have
reached Fort Sill by Sunday night.
Reports to Adjutant General Canton
indicate that the companies have been
recruited to a sufficient strength to
be mustered into the federal service
Railroad companies were notified
Saturday morning to make the neces-
sary arrangements for handling the
troops into Fort Sill and the camp
there will be in shape to receive the
Oklahoma militia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
FRENCH CLAIM TO HAVE REGAIN
ED LARGE PART OF GROUND
LOST NORTHEAST OF VERDUN.
FOUR HUNDRED LOST
Petrograd Says Loss Of Life in the
Sinking of the Russian Passenger
Steamer Mercury in Black Sea Was
Four Hundred.

The battle at verdun continues with
the utmost violence ron both sides Of
the Meuse.
The French war office announced
today that the French have regained a
large part of the ground lost north
east of Verdun, near Hills Three
Twenty One and Three Twenty.
German troops yesterday repulsed
the attempts of the Russians to ad-
vance south of IlIuskt and north Of
Wildly in the Dvinsk sector, accord
ina to a German official announce
ment today. The capture Of the ar
mored fortress Of Thiamont, north Of
Verdun, and the fort and village Of
Fleury, further south, was announced
today by the German war office. The
Germans claim to have taken twenty
six hundred prisoners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25

San Antonio, Tex, June 24.-The
force of the Tenth Cavalry under
Captain Boyd succeeded in breaking
through the lines Of Mexicans under
Gomez, at CarrizaI, according to a
message tonight from Pershing to
Funston, but whether any Of them fl
nally were able to escape is un-
known. Boyd's men Of Troop c took
the ditch in the front line, where
the MeMcans were entrenched,
charging through the town Of Carri-
zal. Troop L, under Morey, also
charged but were outflanked and
forced to take refuge in an adobe
house. They at least had a chance
to defend themselves from cover but
the ultimate fate is as unknown as
the remnant of Boyd's command.
This news came 20 Pershing by
courier from Major John M. Jenkins,
commanding the squadron relief ex-
pedition sent from Cononia Dublan.
Jenkins said also that he had
found five members Of Boyd's COM
mand at San Luis ranch. They al
SO we're horse holders, as were the
other straggIers, who have been re-
ported They did not see the finish
OF the fight, but their stories con-
frmed that of the others that the
attack was opened by the Mexicans
without provocation.
Pershing said he did not believe
that the thirty eight men still un-
accounted for had been captured.
This Is taken to mean that he feared
that M6rey had been unable to hold
out against the overwhelming odds,
even from the adobe house, in which
they sought shelter, and had been
killed. He hoped however, that
they are holding out and Jenkins
command is speeding to their relief.
Major Robert L. Howse with sec
ond squadron Of the relief expedi-
tion is one day behind Jenkins and
pressing hard to overtake and sup
port him.
Pershng has sent provisions and
supplies for the wounded to meet
Jenkins and Howse on their return
march.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25

Washington, June 24.-Relations be-
tween the United States and the de
facto government in Mexico are close
to the breaking point as result Of
the apparently we'll founded belief that
the American cavalry was massacred
by theScarran ncistas at Carrizal.
Secretaries Lansing and Baker held
conferences with Wilson this morn
ina and il is known that drastic re
taliation is considered. Neither Lam
sing nor Baker would discuss the de-
velopments.
II carranza accepts responsibility
for the act, it is considered virtually
certain that Wilson will order the oc-
cupatiOn Of northern Mexico, as soon
as the American forces can be assem-
bled. However, further reports from
Pershins are being awaited before a
decision is made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Ardmore a Very Dry Town.

The squeeze went on when it was
announced a few days ago, that there
would be no money paid to the lndi-
ans in this city next month unless
the booze peddlers were put out of
commission and a strict watch kept
for any floating boot logger that
chanced TO come in the wake of the
paying party. All who are suspected
by the Officers of being in the busi-
ness were notified that there must
be nothing doing, if the order was
violated there would be a general
scattering of the clans and that there
would be CONTINUOUS crusade
until all who were presumptious
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Will Demand Release of Men.


San Antonio, Tex, June 24.-Gen-
eraI Funston today urgently request
ed Washington to demand the release
Of the American soldiers taken as
prisoners at Carrizal and held at
Tlihuahua. He pointed out that
Carfanza has no basis to hold them
because war between the two coun-
tries has not been declared. He
believes Carranza should be made
to disavow the act Of General Go
rnez, who was killed in the fight.
No further news Of the fate Of
Captain Boyd has been received, but
Funston pointed out that the strag
aIers' stories all coincided that the
Americans were treacherously at
Fspked. Funston hopes that Cap
kin Lewis Morey, who was reported
as wounded, viii be found in such
condition that he will be able to give
fuII details of the affair.
The detachments of the Eleventh
cavalry are still searching for him.
Jnconfirmed reports are in circula-
lon that Morey is prisoner with
he negroes at Chihuahua.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Autos Collide.

A Cadillac, driven by Porter Craig.
and a Saxon, driven by "Skeet' Mar
tin. came together at the corner of
Second avenue and North Washing
ton street yesterday afternoon and
both cars were considerably the worse
for the experience. The Saxon lost
front wheel and the Cadillac was
"toting" a twisted bumper when they
were pried apart.
This is another case where some
one was TO blame for not being in
the right territory and observing the
traffic laws of the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25

enough to violate the law were on
the rock pile or in the Federal Jail.
The result was instantaneous. The
locks and bars on all suspicious doors
we're put in place, the shades drawn
and noticeable absence of many who
heretofore slipped out a little of the
Juice of the forbidden fruit.
A half million dollar payment is
pending contingent upon TINS
order and the officers are going
to see that the mony is put into
circulation here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
GIRL BREAKS DOWN
For First Time During Murder Trial
Defendant Breaks Down.

Fort Worth. Tex, June 24.-Both
sides rested in the direct evidence in
the trial of Mrs. Katherine Harrison,
aged 16. charged with the murder OF
w. L. Warren, rooming house keeper,
who she charged wronged her.
The girl broke down for the nrst
time today. when the state introduced
testimony arraigning her character.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
RELATIONS At BREAKING POINT;
LANTOOCCUPY NORTH MEXICO
BELIEF IN WASHINGTON THAT AMERICAN CALVARY
WERE MASSACRED AT CARRIZAL CAUSES THE
OFFICIALS TO PLAN RETALIATION.

While Washington Officials Will Not Discuss the Mexican Sit
uaton, is Known that if Carranza Accents Responsible
ity for the Act 1t Seems Certain Wilson Will Order the
Occupation of Northern Mexico Soon the American
Troops be Assembed-Further Reports from Perish
ing will be Awaited Before Decision is Made-News that
Central American Powers Preparing to Offer to Me-
United States and Mexico Drew Strong In
mation from Washington that United States is Engaged
Only Defensive Protection and that there is Nothing
Mediate Far as United States Policy is Concerned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
S4t,225 PAID IN

That every cent of the mon
ey subscribed for the hotel
will be in the hands of the
trustees before Mr.. Sharp ar
rives Tuesday morning is indi-
ed by the report of the four
sS.ustees Saturday at the close
.Sof banking hours, $41,225.
Mr.. Sharp will be in the
city Tuesday. On Tuesday
night it is expected the first
steps will have been taken
toward the actual consumma-
tion of the plans.
Mr.. Apple, chairman of the
hotel committee said Saturday:
"By Wednesday ! hope Ard
more will be ready for the next
! move toward a greater and
bigger Ardmore." He then
added significantly: And there
are other big things in store"
I Il q q g q g :; :; :; % q .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Tishominoo Superintendent.

Prof. A. w. Tanning, superintendent
of the city schools of Tishomingo, was
in the city Friday night. He was here
with his old friend, Henry Willmering,
who is a candidate for membership on
the corporation commission.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25

chihuahua City, June 24.-American
olumns are seen advancing from the
iexican field base in the direction OF
an Antonio and General TreVino, the
Iexican commander, issued orders to-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
REPORT 0F FIGHT At CARR|zA[
SENT To PERSH|NG BY COURIER
MEXICAN GENERAL TREVINO AT CHIHUAHUA SAYS
AMERICANS ARE LEAVING BASE AND ISSUES ORDEK
TO ATTACK UNLESS THEY RETREAT

@They Get Carrzal Said Trevino Carran
Commander Who Recently Issued Orders to Pershns OF
to Troops South East West of Present Base
vino Saws all Subordinates will Stick to Hi All
Americans Said to Have Returned to Field Base xcept
Forty Troopers and Three sixteen Men Pleked
up Near Santa Maria, Who Were Horseholders During
Carrizal Engagement Tell Stories Almost Identical with
Others of Carriza Fight and Indicate Almost Complete
Annihilation of Two Companies Engaged in Fight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Four Hundred Were Lost.

Petroerad, June 24.-Four hundred
persons lost their lives, according to
the latest reports, when the Russian
steamer Mercury was sunk in the
Black Sea by mine. Approximately
five hundred fifty persons were on
board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
viii Reject Mediation,

Washington, June 24.-News that
some of the South and Central Ameri-
can countries, including Ecuador and
San Salvador, are preparing to initiate
offers Of mediation between the United
States and Mexico, drew from high
officials today a strong intimation
that the United States is engaged only
in defensive protection, and considered
there is nothing to mediate, so far as
the policy of this government is con-
cerned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
Gets Approval of All.

The plan is meeting with the hearty
approval of practically every leading
merchant of the city, and as result
it will be the biggest trading event
ever known in Ardmore or anywhere
in this section of the state.
Further announcements will be
made of this big Cooperative Fare
Refundnig Sale from day to day in
the Ardmoreite. Watch for these an
nouncements. They will mean an ac'
tuaI saving of money for the people
within a radius of this sale. The best
merchandise will be offered, as sta
ted above. at prices which will be
hard if not impossible to duplicate IN
any town or city in the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25
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WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, June "a
The weather forecast for Ok
lahoma for Sunday is generally
fair.