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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

msnte aeniiqen i'm oEIsemsinsn bic
Singer elmer 6anO, Der fsblsnbe
arm pirb bur9 einen sinfn4en
9tabnpparat eriebt. 6oHbsIt e.
IiG nm re6tsIeitige 5tngsrDerlst'
sungen, 10 miFen einigs 9sntile
mad Iinls bsrIegt iperben. Die srite
berartig gebaate 9rompets tpurbe
tpGbrenb bes Grieges ppn Der 9DHlz
attn BON G6psOsn sinsm in 0slanr
surudashaIienen beutiHen Matrcs
fen aeIdsntt. bud bsi ben 9olSs
blasintrnmenIsn TIT Elm umbnu
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nit nur hrti spnlDnern bersits nit
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msiltf, tpis groBe grommef, Beden.
SriangeI unb @Iodenfpisl btDisnsrl
unb fid ~ girtuOTen nuf BEN FpIOs
pbon nusbilbeu, tpsnrl bic armitumps
Fe gut srbnIten fIab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

Die Observation-Disclosures
bic faun 70 bieI iessnsrei8e erssb'
niFe ibrer Sdtigteit Dsr5ei6nst bal
ss bon anfang an nIs cine ihrsr
pi6tisltsn aufSabsn nnseIeRea,
bur6 eripeiierung ibrsr Grtprbs'
sipeiae ibren ShHblinsen ueue 2es
bensmUgli9ieiten gu i9nffsn. glas
turasmGB lit ia bic GAIL ber Rrisss'
beIdabigfen, bic in bic siu5sInen
arbeitsgebiete siRsefigt iperOen
lam, immsr cine perbGItnismGbia
aertnge. Gs gait alfp, rltre @trufc
AL erIdIieBsn, i'm allen arisgsbt'
I6lbietsn bic grIsidteruns ihrsa
obnebin niht Iei6ten aofes gu err
mDaIi6en. 60 iinb In "a beuti6sn
RriippeIbeimen beute niHt ipsniger
cIs 81 Gripsrbsfd6er in 221
@ertFGttsn nls aerneeseniidnoe
aufgenonnlet inurDeil.
Cine bSaTt ncntensfperte aufsabE
lit Is, aud bos MuTttfa9 ben 3risgss
beI91bigten at srIhIieBen. 9isber
trat bic Mniit in Der MnsbilOuug
Der ariegsnerlebten suriid, bod oas
mG6li9 iperbsn aud bic in Der 5eas
nit Der beri6iebsnsn MnitiHfrus
mente IiegeuDsn 5diDisrigtfiten iibers
ipunben tptrbsn. Sier er6ffnet iif,
oIfO cine bDdit Oanfbare anfsabs,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

sFne 4rt ssgaisitiger SilfstaTt fir
bic gallSe RoIonie ~gstporDen. Mir be-
sa1len iebsr siuei 5rdnteH an iebem
gunstaa Mbeno urb Derbrinsen Elm
paar aefriitliae Stunbsn BEL MuIit
nhb gutsm Gang. Die &lububenoe
fin6sn tn siaern groBen atsIier fattl
nahe Dem Safe On 9Rotpn6e am
9ouiebaro MontparnaHe. 9iesmaI
adb ss 10 rlno sipsihun0ert 3uhOrsr
heim aouserf, Baris tit ia nt9t ip
reid an Mmifemenis ff6tten iebt baB
man niG,4 NIT 5reube cine Eclde GeIes
geuheit benust sinen BON bieien Iuns
aea onntlen SdnnaEnbenOen totf9Lns
aen su ESnnea. Nun pobl, 70 lDorsn
mn olFo I'm 10 lihr foipeit in pro=
pr0mm getuHnnsil, baB WldnemoiitfIe
DeIabrs am 5liied Haub unb cine
featimsnfole nItFran5Offhe ednricn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

um ben STANDARDIZATION tinsn
nsuef Gripsrbs3peig su biettR lHo
Is anBsresm iesliId aufSuridtsn unb
emppraubessu. Wsrhdltntsmdbig am
nsuigtten b~sHinbsrt in Der Qusiibung
Der Mufit 1T bsr 9riessbIinbs. Die
3sabi Der bIinDen aIoDieripisler 1T
felt iebsr nuberOrbenflih grob ses
fpsTtn. Gdinisriser 1T in bieism
Sale bic 6anbbabuns Der 9iOline.
5ier baubsli ss la b1uptfddIid UNI
bic @prausIsbune zines empfinblas
men unb biIbungsFdbigen GebOrs.
geldGbisunsen Der @liebmabsa iino
benz Muisieren meiif in bSberem
grabe binberIi9, alg bas 8sbIen
0ss @lIesnlidfs. unb bod lit Ielbit
beim JebIen zines 4rnnss bic muiis
faIiTne 9%etdtisung ~lsinesfUegs nuss
esldIoTs. Msnn einige Singer
feblsa. 70 muB bsiin aIobisrfpiel nur
Der abide GinssrfaB sednbert psrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

tuna BON OFbdbnbof. 2lbsr bas mar
aud oas gin5igs, mas mir bier In
Der Gtaot BON Dem geitriesn 9Oms
borOtmsnt b0rten. anfangs pubte
leinef, mas gefdeben mar. Mir frass
ten bic p~pIi5iltsu, absr bic ruBten
nihts. grIt ols mir einen ragtnt"
ndbe Der pIacs Midtl fanOen, eriubs
ren mir bon ibm, 5tpsi beuti4e 4sro'
plane bGttsn bier Bomber unntitteI
bar binter benz SItbubnbof seiDcr
fen. mir Sossr nab BEN gdbnBr
bin, fpnrben aber BON elmer geipalli.
gen 9oliSeiItGrie unaebnIten, bic ale
Strdbsn in bet Rittuus ct. 9euiS
~obgeIperrt bislt. Mon tunnte uitt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
Observation-Disclosures ala @taikfr.
~uebsruInbuna bsr teanifdem edwisisFsitsn.

ben, unb bic cine 6ano mpb Hsl'
fen, no bic aubere perfagt.
alnaIsriI6 bsbsuttnOss alasisr'
fpiel 1T. ipis esIaet aud bfiu ger'
luIt einss ganSen grmts nt6t un'
m6aIih. Den btIttn Beipeis bierfar
lieferi Der Taa bes einnrmigen @ra'
fen 3iGb, Dss @enerolintfHbonttn
Der 8uoapeier 8oIopsr, bet aIs
Rpn8ertIpieIsr sinen eroBeu 3uf erS
rang. @raf 3ihp perlor i'm Al'
ter bon ID Sobrsn bur9 Elm So9os
ungIiid BEN red)ten Mrm. Dos ibtn
f1on IisbgepOrbene aIapieripieL er'
lernie er buID ipieber, inbem CT tis
nGhff benz Daumen bic ROit Der
reften 1anb 3utpies unb NIT ben
anberH Gingsrn Der 2inteu bic Bee
gleitnns ipistts. wait 8aber Vtiss
bauer geIong es ibm, feline 9ednit
10 3n perpoLtummnefl, bdb II i4On
am %. Mdr5 1866 sum erien Nale
cine 5fFeutIi6e probe feinsr itaus
nensiuerten .girtupIitdt qblsgen'
tonnie. Seine mulitaIiidtn StuDis
en- inter Robert godmonn unb
5rnns aiI5t bobsn bic tiinitlsrii6e
9oIenoung fsinss SpieIes berurt
~gsfDrbsrt, baB ss PEI ben bsrufsns
fen Rritittrn ftets auffeben unb
8etpunberung eripedt bat.
Cur gebisnung Der gls4initrn'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

anaefnatiert, Oil 9OliBiItsn MOLTEN
ben Wogen onbaltell i1 ldb nbsr,
tpie fd Elm MauH ppm ebautfeurfs
erbob urD einigs Dorte an ben pulls
siiien ridtete, ippraaf fa ougeHblits
lid bic Settle 1ffnete uno bas auto
fubr binourh: Der YrdIioent Der Rss
publif, 6err ppincare. lab i'm Was
Gen, sufammsn nit Dem utiHiIt tar 6es
.lnnern unD Dem 9oli3eiprafetlen, nm
u~ntertpsgs bic traurigen @edsbnlie
in 4ugeni9ein 5u nebmsrl.
als mir cine StunDe fpatsr tDisosr
ibsr ben 9ouleparb GsbaItoFol gtns
aen, bolton uus orsi Rptetreusfuagsn
Elm. DARN ldgen odt 5ote Gps
fer Der 3eppsIine - ouf BEN Mege
nad Der Mprgue. Die 9oten fDerosn
in Elm gsmeinIamss Grab selsgt uno
Oon 8erfoiaes, bon Sfs les MlouIis
nsaur ODER bon ben arberen 5lugs
pldben run0 I'm Die 6auptitaot, =
bic angeb0reen i0unen ilre Shleis
fen nn0 8lumen auf ben einsn Oosr
ansereH Der Sarge IsgerI.
gas MelentIide absr ben 8srlauf
|siefer 3eppsIinuadt bra4ten iHon bic
9elegromme in bic MeIt hinaus. ets
nide Quntte BON teionperem Snters
sfFe Foneu bier nod IN aasr Riir5s
auiammengsfaBt perbtn. Dem 3sppss
lin qslanq es nllr, cine tur5e Prcmes
naoe iiber Die innsre Gtabt paris
All MAIDEN. SHnsrbalb Der @renasr
Ser 6auptItnot hisli sr fi6 MIDI Ian
qsr nls etpd 1n0srtbab MiHutsn auf
annerhaIb bieIsr tnrsen Set mari er
III lberdus frdfiige 8embeH nieoer'
sic fieteu ale in bos 5tpansigfte Ara
ronbtFement, bos Dierttl suiIHa
BEN QOrbbdhnbof unb Der RldIeits
oss Maontmarlre. Die Wtrtung oel
Bomben NOR fiirdterIid; neui ge'
bdu6e aors O6er ttillpdis ssrItOrt, 1T
Hiqs bon linen, = srpbe feds etn'
Iosn hDbe BoulDerit = bonn Dad Biz
Isur ~untuEen gtags bOltOmmeu su'
Ifammensefhmgttert. MusbreheHoi
geuersbrHnfe lpurosn bpn Der Geuer'
nehr balb gtlOids. 5n einem 9auII
narD cine gnr5s JamiIie bns Dpfel
timer Bonnie. AIs aurioium 1T 81
nsnnen. baB Der @OrIfsher eiIsr Se.
leFpnaation - er mar 81 Sabre all
- DOT G6rsd in BEN auseHbIic
Rarb, aIs Ct b0rte. buB bic 3sppsIirl
9aris Fd ndfsrtsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
s~eHtimsnIaIes Won FsoHig Peters
fIMht.

Die Srrfnbrten bss SerbsntUniss
Tnb in bet prtIIs Der aIlittrten
i9on mebrfo9 beIunsen iuorbtn. aber
benz 8srihterItattsr bes nGorriere
bella Sern@, Der fi4 auf bic GrsGbs
luneen bts aeibar3tes bes ADniss
HHbt, ift 20 porbebaIten eebIiebsn,
ods bisber betannte Bacterial Inn eis
uise romantiI4 a~uggef9miittt, rift
Telise Gin5rIbsitsn 81 bsrsidern, bic
iasrIi9 cine gang b%sIOnbere Mirtung
auf bos Sdpahmatitertum aIIsr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

meter tpmmeu. 8d6rsno mir bort
fanoen, - ss mar ungefdbr Mitters
nadt, fam Elm slegantes NutOs
mpbil BEN 8oulsbarO Magenta unb
ssrabeipegs gegen bic poIiseitettt hers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

Sic beiDen SliegerIeltrnrts 80lie
nH0 Smmelmann iiH0 Die 9eI0en oes
Cages. Seber DerIelben bat 5ebE
AbIturae bon eHglifAeu uno fran5Oiis
ihen Slug8eugen beipirtt. Die bei0eli
Seinen benlIberI Die neuen peutiderl
Softer SIugseuge. Gle fIiegeH ALIEN.
Gle bebieneR bas BIug5eug unD feneru
asetdseifig eia @sa1hiueHgetuehr 40.
Geiber bat man felt AHfang 8ebrudr
bon benz nadereH JHsnlelmarH ritf9ts
msar peh6rt. Is lit nt0glidl, oaB er
Elm Gbfer ieines gefdbrIiheH 8eruFs
~geiporoen 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

ME aus N1rf6an ges
mslbes Dirb. Darsn an ]. Sanuar
1916 BEL Der bOriigsn llnlperftdi
1148 Gluoenieu fingefhritbeH. nHo
SfDar 534 Bel her iebRinifGeu. 226
Sci Der Observation-Disclosures, 215 Bel
her iuriHiIn > Observation-Disclosures
anb 81 bsi Der pbtIoIopbifasn Gafuls
tat. MuEsrbem perDsn fir bic pbnrs
massutiidsR aurIe 90 Giubisrslos
'&ia2darisbsA. :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
90. MIIfierIan

pie MIIfierten. Mojus
.iant: Go6Ornas grobe OffsnFbe If
aIlo aud piebsr auInmmsHstbrohtn.
Soffrs: @ott Itt>2ob una 9ant!
Gs pdre bod du4 5H dfgsrIt& ees
nsIsn, fptnn Der SiaIisnw I,ine Sade
ksHsr ssma4t Aai!s ale %!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
RIDING ON THE
SIDEWALKS IS
COSTLY NOW
BUNCH OF BOYS WE'RE IN THE
POLICE COURT THIS MORNING
BECAUSE THEY DlSREGARDEO
WARNING.

This morning there was a bunch OF
BOYS in the city court to answer to
the charge of riding their wheels upon
the sidewalks of the city, and this Is
but the forerunner of what is going
to take place if the practice is not
discontinued. The practice is not con-
fined wholly to boys. There art sew
eral big men in this city who make
practice of doing so, and they VIII
be watched for in the future
"The traffic ordinances of this city
are rigid enough, if they were en-
forced, but until the police judge I'M
poses a fine calling for real money
instead of giving out advice, there
will be little resulting from the laws
said one city official this morning
and he is expressing the sentiment ot
large number of people who have 10
dodge automobiles and bicycles all
over the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
WANT THE WORK
ON CONVENTION
HALL HURRIED
CONVENTION HALL is A NECsS'
sITY AND THE TAXPAYERS ARE
ANXIOUS THAT WORK BEGIN
IMMEDIATELY.

]. B. White and Kirk Dyer. two OF
the members of the committee re-
Gently chosen to visit cities in the
northern states, and inspect the con-
vention halls, returned Saturday night
and are preparing their report and
suggestions for the guidance of the
city officials here, when they begin
the erection of the convention hall re-
Gently authorized.
II has been intimated that they
will include in their report the in
stallation OF a maple floor which can
be used for balls and a skating RINK
so that the hall will be a source OF
revenue practically the entire year.
Just when work on the new struc'
ture will begin has not been deter
mined. but it is thought that work will
he well under way before the first OF
the year. The convention hall, to
rether with a big. modern hotel. viii
he a card that will attract delegations
and conventions 20 this city in the
future. a feature that has been denied
in the past for lack OF these two very
essential conveniences.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
COME OUT To
THE MEETING
TH|SEVEN|NC
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEEDS
THE ASSISTANCE OF EVERY
PATRIOTIC CITIZENS - NoMINA-
1IoN OF OFFICERS.

Every member of the Chamber OF
Commerce is urged to attend the
meeting at eight o'clock tonight, when
nominating committees for the officers
for the ensuing year will be appointed.
J. S. Mullen. president OF the or
ganization, hopes that the largest
meeting ever held Of the chamber will
take place.
"The future Of Ardmore depends on
the activity Of the Chamber of Com
merce during this next year." said
Mr.. Mullen. Every member should be
on hand. and every business man in
terested in the future of our city. Big
things are more than apt to develop
and as a matter Of fact there are
undertakings projected now which
will need the active cooperation OF
every live wire in the city"
"The Chamber of Commerce is and
canhot be any bigger than its men,
bership makes il, and its activity must
be gagged by the interest taken by
the individual workers" said Felix
X. West. Il want every member to
participate in the meeting tonight,
and hope that none will fail me-"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
JULY TOTALS
ARE c R T A 7
FOR MONTH.
AMERICAN IMPORTS FOR JULY
ARE OVER ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHrY-THREE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS.

Washington, Aug 2S-Figures to-
day made public by the bureau of
foreign and domestic commerce, de-
partment of commerce, show Ameri-
can imports for July were valued at
1873 million dollars, falling off of
So million dollars compared with June.
July exports amounted to l46 million
dollars, decrease Of 10 million dol
lars compared with the previous
month. But although the total foreign
trade for the month fell below that
for the record month of June, it eX-
ceeded that of the previous July by 10
million dollars, and is the July record
for American trade
The foreign trade for the year end
ing with July last also marks new
high record, being GAS million dol
lars, compared with 1910 million in
1915 The twelve months imports ag-
gregated 2,237 million lolars, against
,65S million last year, and exports
4,51l million compared with 2,SS3 mil
lion last year.
The favorable balance of trade for
July was 263 million dollars, and for
the year. 2,273 million. A year ago the
export balance was 125 million for
July and 1925 million for the twelve
months, while two years ago there
was an import balance of 81 million
for the month of July and an export
balance Of 443 million for the twelve
months.
OF the July Imports 6f.S per cent
entered free of duty, compared with
G4.5 per cent in July 1915.
The month showeG continuation
of the net inward gold movement. For
July gold imports aggregated 62 mil
lion dollars, as against gold exports of
9 million. Last year July showed
gold imports of II million and ex-
ports of 2 million, while two years
ago July gold imports were but 3
million as against gold exports of
80 million dollars. The net inward
gold movement for the IL months to
August /, 1916, aggregated AL million
dollars, as against II million in the
preceding year and a net outward
gold movement of rs million in the
preceding year and a net outward
gold movement of Is million in ike
period two years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
Germany to Declare War

London, Aug. 2S.-Germany
probably will declare war on
Roumania within twenty-four
hours, after which Turkey and
Bulgaria are expected to do
likewise, according to an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch
from the Hague.
The Germans last night
made several attacks on the
French positions at Fleury but
were repulsed, according to a
Paris official announcement
today.
Artillery fighting is in prog
ress on the Macedonian front,
but there has been no infantry
action of Importance, says an
official British announcement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28


Der, with a range of twelve to fifteen
miles, hurting a projectile weighing
more than a ton and carrying huge
amount of high explosive.
In addition to placing several OF
these mammoth weapons along the
coast line for mobile defense against
naval attack. army officials now
are considering the creation of spec
ial regiment, equipped with six of the
howitzers, to work as unit of the
mobile army The problem confront
ing the designers in that regard is 10
distribute the enormous weight OF the
gun and carriage in such way that
il can be moved over any good road
That difficulty is a determining fac,
tor in American heavy artillery de-
signs. Near few of the largest
cities well-ballasted roads, which
would support the weight of the huge
guns. can be found, but even such
highway as the Boston post road
from Boston to New York, it is said
has many sections so lightly bull
that the great weight would crasf
through.
For those reasons, it is planned tc
build the new howitzers primarily fol
transportation by rail on special cars
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
Roumania to Make Attack.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-The army
general staff officers believe that Bull
garia will be called upon to bear the
brunt of Roumania's attack upon Aus
tro-Hungary. According to war de-
partment information, Roumania has
supplies for four months, but unless
changed recently. the entire equip
ment of the Roumanian army is OF
Gerfan manufacture, which would
make the supply problem difficult.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28

Berlin, Aug. 28.-ROumania
declared war on Austria-Hun-
gary Sunday evening, it was Of
ficially announced here today.
The German federal council
was convoked for an immedl-
ate sitting and met today.
The Roumanian legation in
Berlin is being guarded by the
police.
Fighting has begun between
Roumanian and Teutonic
forces and some Roumanians
have been captured, says an Of
fetal statement today.
Germany today declared
war on Roumania.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28

LABOR MAY HAVE
ACAND|DATE
WHISPERED THAT G. e. GLENN
WILL HAVE HAT IN RING FOR
CHIEF OF POLICE. PROMINENT
IN LABOR CIRCLES OF CITY.

1t is reported that g. Il. Glenn now
identified with the -coberts barber
shop will become candidate for
chief of police on the labor ticket
next spring, and if he does 1t will
other avowed candidates who are in
the field as the labor vote in Ard
more is exceptionally heavy and If
the unions see fit to put forth a can
didate he would be rather hard to
beat.
Mr.. Glenn is well known here and
has a host of friends who would give
him his unqualified support in this
race.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
SHIPPED REMAINS TO KENTUCKY
J. e. Peeler Engineer on Ringing
Road Died Here Of Fever.

The remains of J. +. Peeler were
shipped from here this morning over
the Rock Island for some point in
Kentucky where they will be buried.
Mr.. Peeler was about 3S yers OF age
and was employed as an engineer on
the Ringing road. He was taken
with fever and in the last stages OF
the case was removed to the Hardy
hospital but his removal to that in
stitution was too late to obtain good
results. Deceased had no relatives in
this portion Of the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
CARTER AVENUE REVIVAL
Greatest Crowds of the Meeting Were
Present at Sunday Services.

present DIT ouHudJ OS'N'SSS'
The largest crowds that have been
present since the revival began were
at the Carter Avenue Methodist
church yesterday. The pastor, Rev.
w. T. Freeman, seemed at his best.
and two powerful sermons were
preached. The fruitage of the service
were some additions to the church,
some requests for prayers and an in
tense interest and desire to lead
better lives on the part of many
others.
The meeting will be continued all
this week. Services will be held at
10 o'clock in the morning and at s
in the evening. The church is greatly
encouraged and requests all Christian
people to come and take part in the
revival.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
THIRTEENTH
CAVALRY IS
WITHDRAWN
GENERAL PERsHING WlTH0RAWS
CAVALRY FORCES FROM Ell
VALE 10 coLINIA DueLAN ON
ACCOUNT OF FORAGE SUPPLY.

San Antonio Tex, Aug. 2S.-Gen'
eraI Pershing has withdrawn the thir-
teenth cavalry from Ell Vale to Co
lonfa Dublan, according to an an
nouncement from department head
quarters today.
Funston said the move was design
cd N facilitate the supplying Of tor-
age and had no significance. FL Nalle
is fifty miles southeast OF Coionla
Dublan. Some of the troops are sun
IN FL Vale .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
.CULBERSON WON
SENATORIAL RUN
OFF IN TEXAS
PRESENT INCUMBENT DEFEATS
FORMER GOVERNOR FOR sENA-
TOR BY PROBABLE MAJORITY
OF SEVENTY THOUSAND.

Dallas. Tex, Aug. 2S.-With practi-
cally all returns in from the Satur-
day run-off primary. Senator Culber-
sons majority will be approximately
seventy thousand.
Figures from 220 counties. OF which
IO3 are complete. give Culberson 155.-
947, Colquitt sS.455.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
Italy's War Declaration

Berlin, Aug. 2S.-The following an
nouncement was made here Sunday:
"The Italian government has declared
through the Swiss government, that
it considers itself from August 2Sth,
at war with Germany"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
DESIGNING BIG FIELD GUNS
United States Will Have Howitzers
Biuqer Than Those in Europe.

Washington, Aug. 27.-Army ord
nance experts are at work on designs
for huge field howitzers, as large or
larger than the German forty-two cen
timeter guns which wrecked forts in
Belgium and France early in the war.
They will be at least sixteen-inch cali
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
MOVE AFFECTS WHEAT.
five Cents and Heavy Selling
on Chicago Market.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-Roumania' 5
declaration of war smashed wheat
prices down more than five cents TO-
day Much selling took place during
the first hour. September, which
closed Saturday at 151 81, opened
today at 14S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
Another Respite for Negro.

Waco, Tex, Aug. 2S.-John Will
lams, negro, who was to have been
hanged here today, was given an
other 30-day respite today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS ARE NOW
NEARING END IN WASHINGTON
HOPE OF PREVENTING TIE UP OF THE COUNTRY'S RAIL
ROADS APPEARS TO REST ALONE WITH CON
GRESS

Railroad Apparen ty Determined Not to Grant
EightHour Day, while Brotherhood Leaders Stand
ing out Firm against Arbitratng EightHour Question
Meeting with Railroad Executives Scheduled for lOOO
this Morning, Postponed by President Wilson until 23O
this Afternoon, Give Him More Time to Confer with
the Congressional Leaders-Break Settlement of the
Railroad Trouble Appears Near at Hand-Joint Session
of Congress May be Held to Hear Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28

Wilhelm Sprekelmeyer, who has
been suffering for the past five weeks
from a siege of fever, is much better
now, and unless the unexpected hap
pens he will be on the streets again
within a few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-28
.R0||MAN|A ENTERS WORLD WAR
: AL|CNS HERSELF WITH ALLIES
DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST AUSTRIA-HUNGARi
announced IN BERIIN-HER COURSE WAS NOT UN
EXPECTED

Roumanias Entry World War Makes Fourteenth Nation
More than Half Million Men-Russians Will Now Have
Gateway from NJ h Throw Armies into BULGARIA -.
German Attacks 4 ench Positions at Fleury Last Nlght
Repulsed Accord. Paris Systematically, Although
Really in State of p ith Germany Issued Declaration M
Of War Against Ber 'vernment Yesterday Tor r"''
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