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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

8nbnii11nl limo nur elmer bot @or=
tell oonon = England.
@roBes altfbe6en baben Die Sui
len in, Sen lebten Soeen<oapon ee=
.uloft, ooB ruiiii9e &obnuerie bis
gum fiibli9en Melopotomien porge=
orungen lit uno iid ben BORT tie
benoen @nglonoerl an9el6loiien bat.
9ll8 menm ieet oaS S6ifiol Ser
Siirfen rlto 8agOoo's beIieeelt pdre.
0obei iinb mir iiber5eugt, ooB oos
@on5e gar feine,t praftiiden 8ert
bot u1to ooB es MIR oaau oienetl
'olI, bos iiberoG geiunfene @nieben
Der Guiien mieoer 81 beben. @beia=
10, mie Oie beute nod 3iemlid &C.
beimnispoaen Senbuneen ru1iiI6er
3ruppen nod 6ronfreid. Nebenbei
aeiagt, troe bieier, in alien Com
arten geprieienerl e~robartigm Siilfe
BON 5eiten oes ruiiiiden gunoesee-
noiIen bot iid Die Gage u1lo Die
2eiItunesfabiefeit ser 5ran5oien
audi nidt nm eirlen 9eut perbeiiert.
Ser refine &omooiontenfram
Gor einigen Sagen bot Sdmeoen
sic poiittpe Geriiherl11e gegeben,
oaB eg ~unbeoinet neutral bleiben
merbe. Die Illiierter erflaren bob
Mild nno froblodeno, es lei Dies Elm
~frudtborer Sblag fiir DeutIdlano.
9eutidlono babe ii9er ouf S6me=
oens 8unoesgenoiienidaft gere6net.
@tr be5meifeln Dies. l1nb mir iino
Der feiten lteber5eueung, ooB
9eutid)lono ou6 obne Sdmeoen's
Siilfeo Die linn ME periproden ODER
in 4usiidt geiteQt muroe, NIT lei
men 6einben fertig meroen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
(aus Der 81. g. Thanksgiving y
Der yIppam" 5aa.

@aibington, g.. s. 16. Mai.
Staatslefretar Gaming CAB beute
Die @ntideioune Der Ser. Staaten-
Geeierune nit 9e8ug auf oas beut-
lfe 8riienIdiff uappom" befannt,
cine @ntidJeiouug, Die ieiner5eit Dem
3uit6noigen 8unoesbiitrifts : @eridt
IN 0orfolf iibermittelt nno BORT
oieIer Gage in offentliber Situna
sur 8erleiune gebraht mor0en lit.
Das Staatsbepartement fommt in
Ger pom 2. Wdr3 oatierten Note
an oen oeltl6en 8otidafter gu benz
G6luB, oaB Die 8~eitimmungen oes
a~nge5ogeneu @ertraees BON 1899
(artifel t9), freies @lpl fir Die
8riien elmer DISQUALIFICATION
Madt in Den @afen Der anoern,
nift 5utreffen, % tie nod Der Ius-
leeung, Die Serr 2aniing Dem Ser
trag gegeben, nur fiir 8riien gelten,
melde BON Dem lie ~fopernoen
&riegsi6iff begleitet iine. Die Note
rarlud)t allBeroem aus Der Satla6e,
baB Die 9ommiiiion 2eutnant
9er9's als 8eitimmun9sort nidt
einen oeutiden Sofen nennt, Ion-
bern Sen ono6iten amerifanilden
&afen~, einen meiteren @runo fit
Die ltnobpenobarfeit oes 8ertrage$
BON 1899 hcrauleiten, elm Beginner,
hos ieoer 9ered)tigung entbebrt, Dc
Dos auslaiTen oes idIieBliden bellt.
ifen 9eitimmungortes mn elm for.
males gerleben bartlett, Oos oil
MedtsonIpriihe nuf oos Edit i'm.
Ter Dem &olferredt mo Sen Ser.
trGqen &reuBenS nit Den Ser. Staa
ten nidt affi5iert.
Die GntiAei6uug iteat eiiien gIat
ten nidt 5u reftfertiaenoen Ser
~traqs6rufl bor.. Sic 3~ittert 3uerl
| artifel 10 in elmer Sorm, Die bent,
nidt me6r binoeno i'll, uGmIid oeI
| Sorm oes &ertrages BON 1899. De.
1910 erloif unb 1928 in perdnoer
Ter SoIiung erneuert puroe. 0a.
! Eber 8unOeseeridt Der Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
Die bentise Sage

Die beutieen No6ribten boher
@utes uno 8oies eebradt. @lan5en>
gebt anl6eineno Die oiterreidiide
Sffenlipe an Der tiroler @rel5e
Dor ltd uno Die Staliener miiiiel
beItanote 5urudpeiben. In6 oit
9eutiden boben idone grfnlge am
uSoten Wannes" @iigel nnb ON
9iigel 304 gebabt, aber Die 5ran.
5oien beboupten, lie bitten BEN eroB-
ten Sell oes Sort Dol1aumont mie,
Ger erobert. 9as miirbe notiirlid
aine Iebr unaneenebme Sa6e fem
&orlaufie tit bie 0a6riht ober mod
niht beitatiet. Die 9eutl6en bahen
Sen gneldnoern @raben BET @ipeli-
hn abaenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
Dr., 8. G &.
santa Se (5. &. q. 81. 9epot).

Saffa 5e Us. q. u. N. SepotJ.
anfunft :
SO 5-gpm Norben .....S:30 BORN.
$40. 1-@om 9orben ....8:05 abenos
Mbfa6rt-
$40. 6-9a6 Dem 2orDen. .8:05 na6rt.
$50. 2-Rad Dem 1oroen. .9:15 BORN.
9. a., Ii. & g.. IS. & g. q. Depot,
Gnfunft =
SO. 2-&pn Corpus gbrifi nnb Ober
$3.50. -. ...... $40 na6m
SO. 4-@on Corpus gbrifi II. garriac
Springs ............7:oo BORN
SO. 1-@a5 Corpus gbrifti 49,.
..10:30 BORN
$40. 3-Na9 goIpus gbrifti unb Gar.
riao SPRINGS $500. $50 nbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
CROWN BOTTLNG COMPANY,

Sbeo. Mueller, @eidaftsfi6rer.
III Sones Gbenue. gegeniiber Der Gone
Star 8rnlierei. Gan 4ntonio, Seras.
~ Sabrifanten bon alien Grten 60
oatpaffer. @inernlpaiier uno bor5iigIid
benz f~poIbefannten 0itbia @eIber.
Weibe Telephone. - Greie AbIiefernns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
Npti5 fir Stemer5abler,

alen Beripnen, 5irnteit nnS &or-
poratiunen, Die an bic Stabt San
Mntuniu Stemern 81 sablen baben,
ipirb bierbnr1 Nptts sesebem, baf
bic 5tenern fir bas 5isfaljabr
1915 jett falis nnb sablbar firb.
Sd furSere Sehen ieiaer eisenen
8eqnemlid)feit fueser anf, bic Steit-
ern 10 balb tpie m6gIid ST entridten
nnb ben Inlanf nnb bas 0ebrGnge
Ipaterbin sa bermeiben.
SieIe Stenern iinb nad5 benz 81.
Mai iiberfalig nnb SntereRen nnb
Strafgebiibren iuerSen berednet nnS
iteieen, bis bic Stenern besablt iinb.
Mftmngsbpa
S. S. 0arlanb,
9ommiRar fir geitenernng.
(Gn5eige.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
GiienBnhn !. zabrpIan.

8. & q. ~.
$50. 12-gon 2orebo 600 bor.l.
SEQ. 3-gom 0orben 200 obe11bg
so. 6-8on 2arebo ..7:3O aberos
SO. Soon ct. Bouts ....8:3O BORN.
go. 9-9ocal bon SabIor. 1870 BORN.
gto. 1-sSnnfhine 5pecial". bon ct.
GbfohrtL
go. 1-No6 8aIetine ..7:2o moraer,s
No. 2-gSnnfbine Speeial". na6 ct.
9otis ........:...9:15 morgerls
$50. Social 9a6 Sablor ...........
SO. e-gad 9f. aouis nn i,' ort bsauy an
Der Snnta Sc ........8.05 abenos
$40. 5-Aa1 2arebo ....8:45 morqens
No. 11-RaG 2orebn ,...1o:OO abenos
g. 4. &. u. 3.
@nfunft =
$40. 1e-@on Soufton, @nco unb Corr
pus 9brtltt ......t 1856 unthm.
No. 14-Ton Souiton rnb aiiitenorten
600 BORN.
$50. 12-gon goafum nnb R~nitenorten
........... 1850 na6m.
No. 41-8on &errbiqe. -. 1905 BORN.
sao. 43-bon aerbiae, MIR Sonntass !.
"a 500 nbenbs
Ro. 145-@on &errbiae, tdaIid, o1saez
1lon1nen Son1tnos ..6:45 abenbs
@bfabrt
SO. 15-9od Soufton. @aco uno gors
pug gbrifti ........ 8:45 bonn.
$40. 1s-@a6 5oufton un6 aiifsnorten
SO. ii.aad goatnm rn5 50 aiite aDa,tes
SO. 42-aa6 aerroiue, nllr an t gonn.
SO. i zSs.. asrrsiie o .5:o5 1n e5easg
No. 146) Mad &errbine taerid, augpes
t1on1rnen Sonntaas =. 7:05 BORN.
O. s. & g. n. t0msptrinie.)
10. io1-sunfet aimiteD, bon gstp Or.
80. ios snuiet. aimits5, bon aan s sean';
30. 7-sdnelsug, bon Rep orleans.
SO. s-s6neasaa, bon Sci aio 10 .. 00la'.
49,. 1850 bornt. |
9o. 9-Suniet grpreB. 0 Gem Or
leans ............ 7.10 nadluu.
No. 10-5unfet grpreB, bon Can Trans
fA-- VI N'N Er~f-nO - -
cisco ........----8 $3.50 nadm.
Mbfa6rt-
go. 1o1-Suniet 2imiteb, mad Can
Sraneisco ..........4:50 BORN.
No. 1O2-Snnfet 2imiteb, mad Stein Or
leans ......... 400 BORN. |
yio. 7-Sdneusug, mad Sci Nip. 80.
Hoo BORN.
go. S-56nen5us na6 Stein OrGears.
......... 1906 nafm.
No. e-Suniet grpreB mad Gan Srans
cisco $3.50 nndnt.
SO. 1o-@unfet erpreB. nah Nefp Ors
leans .......... 1880 nadts
yterprra 9ibif on.
gnf1nft -
no. 3o1-gon 5ouiton, Gort 2apaca,
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abfabrt-
Rn. 8O2-Mah gnero, @ictoria, Sort
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

Sau : Grlanbnisideine.
S. 9. @iegnno, Mnban unb .8or6"
@eIt gnpreB Ctr; 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
GrfaItmnaen idneG fmriert.

9iele 2elite buiten uno briten bonn
SCRIPT Bis gum Sriibling, anbere er.
fdlten it6 INNER pieoer. 0ebmt
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY uno SIR
erbaltet iofort gefreiung. 9ieies
Mittel bri6t oie @rfGltung tpie oe1
raiiben Suiten uno BELT oie gnt5iin-
ou1tg; Ieidt 5it nebmen unb antiIep-
tii6. SoIt gu6 cine soc 6Ioi6e.
ugs lit pirfli9 cine eroBartige Me-
bi5irL oie i6 INNER bereit iteben ba-
be- idreibt SO. 6. Seiieman, Sran-
coma, g. $. @eIO 5uriif, menn nift
8lfrie0enaelteQt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
8id1tcr Charles 6. Snebes.

Sc nober Der 3eitpunft beror.
riift, mo Die 9elegaten gum republi.
fanilben Acknowledgement in @bi.
cngo 3nIammentreten meroen, I'm
tire 4anbibaten at non1inieren uni
lire GIatform gu 5immern, oeltr
beutlider tritt berpor, bob 6ibtet
CHARLES &. Sugbes bonn 9unbes=
SbergeriGt ii6 als oerienige Manr
ermeiien mag. nuf welden ii6 Die
beioen groben 5Iiigel Der 8artei,
&onierpatipe uno 8rogrei1ipe, eini-
gen peroer.
@s itebt eon5 oltBer 6raee, BOB
Die @efiible, Die Stimmungen; Die
2eioenidaften urlb Die idnobe @elo-
'gier, meld)e our1 ben europdiiden
ariee pa9eerufen morben iitb, in
Ser fommenoen Brdiioentl6afts=
&agne nod elmer ober Der atl-
beren 3idtung ldner ms @ewidt
faaen weroen. 0as lit nur 81 mo-
tiirlifl 90 unler @ano, bis 81 einem
gemiiien @raoe menieitens, in BEN
Strubel bieies 4rieees bineinee8o=
gen, sur tdtigen 8eihilfe berange3o-
gen moroen lit. Grdiibent 8ilion
miro, ols oempfrutii6er aanoioat,
i'm fommenoen @ohlfampf Die Sal
tultg unierer Gegieriing mabrenb Der
letter 5mei Sabre repraientieren; es
lit oober beritonoli9 genng, oaB lei
ne politiIfen @egner einen Wann,
ser gemdb Der @iiroe leines boben
Mmtes in mirfli6er Neutralitat sen
au6 bier5ulanoe our6 ben &rieg
aufeepiibIten 2eioeniaaften nidt
perfaaen lit, 81 ibrem gannertrager
81 erflaren piinifen. Sin iolder
Monn lit &ihter @ugbes.
geem Yorfer Staats8tg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
@rnnOeisentnms : l1ebertraanneeu.

9. S. 9ittmar an San Nntonio SdooI
8oarb. @rlinbftiid in Der @mmp 9ittz
maj Ibbition; 1920.
q. s. Wiler an Gan Antonio S6ool
8oarb, @rlunOftiid an Der 9ittmar Ctr,
gnmp 8ittmar Ibbition, $3640.
$. 6. 0c8IaHon unb Srau an 9. S.
8tttmar, @rlnoitiid ON Der 9ittmar
Nbe. 81 II. q.
Clara 6. Siebre9t an Gan 4ntonio
SdooL Board @runbftid an Der 9itte
mar Ctr, gmtn1 9ittmar Qbbition,
$4,000.
8rau @mmp 9ittmar an Gan Gntonio
S6ool 9oarb, @runoitid IN Ser @mmb
9ittmar Nbbition, $500.
@iliam 9obroipoIsfi an @m. Safer,
@runbitiid an Der Matamoros Strabe;
$500.
&eaItD gompanb, @r1lnbitid an Der
gde Der 5ouitpn lilb Rortb Shores ct;
$25,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
8eInd]t mirb Elm sl,per(GiIioe.

beutidJer Wann in mittleren Sab
rem, NIT ctiuas @eidaftsfenntnif,
I'm gut eingefiihrte 9rusen-4rtifel
anf benz 2anbe ab%5nieten. Snnoert
feite Snnben nadlmeislifj. Referensen
berlanst. Radsufrageu bei sc. Gobn
& So. $40 @. Commerce Str. (San
Gebro Orig Store). San Nntonip,
Seras.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
PLANNING MILL
CONDEMNED BY
COMMISSION
PROPERTY ON WEST MAIN, NEAR
OPERA HOUSE ORDERED TAKEN
DOWN WITHIN TWENTY DAYS.
CLAIM 1T FIRE HAZARD.

At the regular meeting of the board
of city commissioners last night, reso-
lutions were introduced appointing ap-
praisers in paving district No. is, G
St. S. w, to appraise abutting prop
erty. Those appointed were o. M.
Redfield, e. f. Guillot, and W. S.
Smith. A resolution was also present
ed showing the necessity of paving
Douglass Boulevard, S. E., also one
authorizing the city clerk to notify all
property owners OH third avenue, N.
W., near the Ringing depot to enter
protest against paving this street with
in a certain time, if they desired to do
so. This protest must be filed before
the next regular meeting. A resolu-
ton was also passed condemning the
planning mill property on West Main
St, in block 376, and ordered it taken
down within 20 days. This is situated
opposite the Randol hotel near the
Robson opera house.
The regular bills against the city
were audited and allowed. In the abb
sence of Mayor Mullen, Commissioner
Lasher was acting mayor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
First Indication to u. S.

Washington, D. c., May s.
The announcement from Berlin
that new and definite instruc-
tions will be given to the Ger
man submarine commanders is
the first positive indication of
how Germany will attempt to
meet Wilson's final demand
that she abandon her present
submarine warfare.
President Wilson is mistaken
in his determination that the is
sue is non-negotiable. He is
only willing to discuss the war
fare on the basis that new or
ders have been given and evi-
dence that they will be carried
out in good faith.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03

Berlin, May 3.-The draft OF
the German reply to the Amer
lean note has been finished. The
reply is subject to minor
changes, which may result from
an exchange of views between
Berlin and the general head
quarters.
Germany's attitude will be
stated precisely and clearly,
and the note will communicate
the definite nature of the IN
structions to be given the sub
marine commanders, and other
data on which Washington it
self can best judge the situa-
ton.
Although the censorship on
the nature of the reply still eX-
lists, the Associated Press is per-
mitted to make these state
ments
The delivery date is not fixed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
FOURTEEN FAMILIES APPLIED
That Many people offered to Take
One Home in One Day.

Miss Ola Holloway, who advertised
a home in last Sundays paper for
rent, had fourteen calls during the
day. This gives a pretty clear idea
of the demand that exists here for
homes. Ardmore people ought to
build more. The investment is safe,
it brings good returns and the city
is being held back because homes
are not being built fast enough.
Homes are being completed in the
city on an average of about one a
day, and the activity in building
should be doubled and two homes
should be completed every day from
now until the end of the year. BY
that time the prospects are that four
homes a day will be needed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03

FL Paso, Texas, May 3.-Ad-
vices from Mexico City and
Washington are awaited today
to put the seal of approval upon
the provisional agreement that
is understood to have been
reached at the informal confer
ence between Scott and Obre-
gon last night.
General Scott sent the details
in a coded report to Washing
ton as did Obregon to Mexico
City, and the answers are not
expected before Thursday.
1t is regarded here that an
other conference will be unnec-
essary and that the final word
will come from Washington
and Mexico City.
The agreement is understood
to include that the Americans
will retire short distance and
cope with the Villa bandits
within a limited territory.
Reports that the American
troops will be withdrawn in 80
or 60 days, are not confirmed.
Ell Paso, Tex May 3.-The
tentative agreement, which is
said to have been reached be-
tween Scott and Funston and
Obregon, was generally under
stood today to provide for the
gradual retirement of Ameri-
cans from Mexico.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03

Of ARDM0RE
IS GROWING
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE INDICATES
A POPULATION OF EIGHTEEN
THOUSAND. EVERY HOME is
OCCUPIED.

The average daily attendance of the
Ardmore public schools has reached
the 1000 mark, according to Superin-
tendent Richards report to the board
of education which met in regular ses-
sion Monday. If Ardmore can figure
her population on the same basis as
other cities have done, the population
today is nearer the $4,000 mark than
it is $1,000.
Statistics of Oklahoma City showed
that in 1910 when the federal census
was taken and gave that city over
Ga, 900 inhabitants, the average daily
attendance at the public schools was
5000. The statistics for Ardmore in
1910 when the census was taken, are
not available, but Supt Richards be-
lieyes it was a little in excess of 1000
or one-eighth of the population of the
city as recorded by census returns.
Such being the case, Ardmore must
have in excess of 5000 population,
and judging by the fact that there are
practically no vacant residences, and
scores of homes recently finished, and
scores more in course of construction,
the estimate is not very excessive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
CARTER co. CAN
HAVE TWO REP
RESENTAT|vES
ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS AGREE
MENTS THE TIME HAS ARRIVED
WHEN THIS COUNTY CAN HAVE
TWO REPRESENTATIVES,.

Carter county can now have two
representatives in the state legislature
according to previous provisions that
reduced the representation after the
first session of the first legislature
from two to one. 1t was agreed at the
time of reducing the representation
that that condition would stand for
certain period of time, after which
two were to be granted, etc. This
time has arrived now, and this coun-
ty will not only have one candidate
for the legislature, but two and per-
haps half a dozen, of course with the
usual provision of the survival of the
fittest in the general primary to be
held August first.
d. S. Hoover of Loan is already an
announced candidate and who the 9TH
er one will be is problematical. There
are several infant ambitions said to be
in cold storage awaiting the proper
time to make formal announcement,
but their desires are not pronounced
enough at this time to make their
names public. There is little doubt,
however but what the office will not
have to go seeking the man, and the
field will probably be full of embryo
statesmen cunning for the job before
August first
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
PRESIDENT OF MINERS RESIGNS
John Wilkinson of Thurber, Vice-Presi-
dent, Becomes Head Of Dist. 2f

McAlester Okla, May 2.-J. G. Muir
ray of Midland, Ark, president OF the
United Mine Workers of America, dis
trict No. 81, announced his resigna-
ton to take effect at once, and, ef-
fective today, John Wilkinson of Thur
ber, Texas, district vice president,
automatically succeeds to the position,
with headquarters at McAlester. The
position of vice president vacated by
Mr.. Wilkinson will be filed later by
the executive board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03

WAY BEGIN To
REGISTER NOW
IN ORDER THAT THEIR NAMES
APPEAR ON THE TICKET 1T is
NECESSARY FOR THIS TO BE
DONE BEFORE JULY FIRST.

This is the first day designated by
law for candidates for county offices
to register with the secretary of the
county election board, and secretary
Carlock will be found in his office at
the city hall, ready to accommodate
any candidate who desires to get his
name registered before he (the candi-
date) forgets the fact that it Is i'm
perative that he gets his name en-
rolled in order that it appear on the
ballot on election day.
All candidates for state office will
be required to register with j. S. Nor
ris, secretary of the state election
board, Oklahoma city, before the 18th
day of June.
Many county candidates have al
ready announced, but the chances are
that more will be added to the list be-
fore the time for filing closes. Howev-
er, it would be a good plan for every
one to register early and have the
matter done with, that there may be
no slip at the last moment.
Secretary Carlock can be found at
the city hall every day, where quail.
fed voters according to the provisions
of the election law may also be regis
tered FOR that precinct.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
Made Progress Last Night.

FL Paso, Tex, May 3.-The confer
ence between General Scott and Gen
eral Obregon last night was not con-
cluded until after midnight. Neither
would give out any information as to
what had been accomplished, but it
is understood that Obregon was con-
vinced that there is no possibility Of
altering the intention Of the United
States not to withdraw General Per-
shing's forces Immediately. 1t is in
ferred that the Mexican minister OF
war decided not to press the question
of withdrawal owing to the possibil-
ity of a break with the Washington
government.
General Scott is said to have in
dicated to Obregon the following:
THAT the United States is the best
friend Mexico has; that President
Wilson only wishes to see Mexico
rid of Villistas, and as soon as this
is accomplished the American
troop Will De WltnurdWhi ludl II ap
pears the attitude of the United
States government has not been pro-
perly understood since, far from seek
ing Intervention, that is the very
thing it wishes to avoid; tina, finally.
the majority of the American people
and even the military, are in ac'
cord with President Wilson'S desire
to avoid Intervention"
General Scott is said to have in
formed Obregon that the Washington
government has been advised that
the villa element is still very strong
in the Durango and Chihuahua dis
tricts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
QUESTION Of
HOTEL STILL
UNSETTLED
NOTHING HAS BEEN HEARD FROM
MR.. SHARP, AND OTHER MEN
ARE BEING SOUGHT BY CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE.

The Sharp hotel proposition has
seemingly come to a standstlll at
present and the citizens are wonder
ing what has become of it. Mr.. Sharp
was to have been in this city the fiji
teenth of last month, he failed to ar
rive and a diligent search over various
oil field sections of the county so far
has failed to reveal his whereabouts.
President Mullen of the chamber or
commerce stated this morning that ne
did not know what to think about the
matter, but had the hotel proposition
up with one or two other parties who
are expected here within few days
to 20 over the situation with him.
"Ardmore neeGs another big hotel
said Mr.. Mullen, "and you can assure
the people that the chamber OF com
merce will do everything in its power
TO secure one" Mr. Sharp has exten-
sive interests in various parts of the
countrya nd he is probably unavoid-
ably detained and will be here later
However. Mr.. Mullen states that the
citizens want a hotel and If they are
able to secure another person to build
it, will give them the opportunity OF
doing so. The chamber of commerce,
it is understood, had all the local stock
for the Sharp proposition subscribed.
and only await his decision in the
matter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
CAVALRY FROM HARRISBURG
REACHES EAST PITTSeuRG
STRIKE DISTRICT.
MORE MEN STRIKE
Entire Plant of Pressed Steel Car
Company to Be Closed Today AS
Result Of More Men Going on
Strike.

Pittsburg. Pa, May "A troop
of cavalry from Harrisburg arrived
on a special train in East Pittsburg
today for duty in Turtle Creek ani
Monongahela Valley strike riot dis
tricts. This is the first militia 30
reach the disturbed section.
Interest in the strike shifted today
to McKee's Rocks, where the employ
es of the Pressed Steel Car company
struck yesterday. More men struck
today, and it was said that the en-
tire plant, employing ten thousand
men, would be closed this afternoon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
INVESTIGATE
S|GNERS Of
MESSAGES
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO
UNCOVER THE INFLUENCES
RESPONSIBLE FOR SENDING OF
TELEGRAMS.

Washington, May 3.-The depart
ment of Justice will probably make
an investigation to uncover the in
luences responsible for the sending
of thousands of kilograms to con-
gressmen urging that no action be
taken leading to war with Germany.
This was the result of conference
TODAY between President Wilson and
Senator Husting, who received nu-
merous messages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03

London May 3.-Augustine Birrell,
chief secretary for Ireland, has re-
signed.
Four signers to the Irish republic
proclamation were found guilty today
and shot. They we're:
PATRICK II. PEARCE, provisional
president.
JAMES CONNOLLY, commandant
general.
THOMAS J. CLARK.
THOMAS MACDONOUGH
Three other signers We're given
three-year sentences.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-03
FL Reno Man Fatally Hurt

El Reno, Okla, May Amos Hos
kins, a prominent young farmer, died
today from injuries received when a
horse fell with him. Hoskins was a
son-in-law of Ben Clark, a government
scout, who died recently at Fort Reno.