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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
Sto. 33 Guuntain ganare.

obsr aud i'm BessntbeiI: nRa, be
mar benn bod ihliebIih gu treuspers
sniiet!" ;. limb Der gritf, ben ile
seidrisbsn; ih babe ibH seIeien uno
INNER pieber geIeIen, aber BON Der
friibern 3driliflieit tsine Spur, Gs'
ipGi6i" 7. 60 tpsrben bic Biz babin
70 lebsnsfrob Mdnnsr ernii, D.rs
IdloFsn uno bitter; ii.. bic 70 TAPER
iinb, segm ben dubsrn 5sino, segen
ben Bold i'm Snnern" psrli,rsn iis
iegliten Salt" go sebt's nod
ipsit.r; grieur rebst ben 2euisH an
Der 5ront su, ben 9srlsum6uneen. bic
irsenbsin prahlbans in bic @elt ses
fsbt babe, nihi 5u sIaubeu; oenn bic
frans0iii6en fgraueu perbGdtigen.
bisbs bas franS0fifhe 8aterlanb ihds
bigsn. WGrsu bod bic junsen 5raRa
Don beutt bic Wliitter bts iiinftiaen
sSrantrsids. Sebr ipabrl Wis reht
aber auf bic asnsintsn poilus bdttn,
ersibt, bic Sboiiahs, bab tpssen Der
pislen unb perSpidten S9titte, Die
na6 BEN fran5Ofif6en GkIasibunss'
ssTsb bic su i6eibsnbtn 2bsils p.rs
iSnlid ibun folIen, nod Der Sumanis
te (ppm lo.), Sur6 cine WopelIe ppin
80. MGrs 1915 fir bic unabiommlis
den poilus i'm Sdiibensraben BIZ.
A
GbsIfsibuns burhSislIrsrtrstuns bat
sinaeiiibrt iperber miifsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12

= Tie jdbrtid a6subaltenbe Min'
ftrefporite1ung bss q. M. 5. Don
9ellebue finbet om II. Wiai unb aid
am acknowledgement 9ase ftatt. GrGn,
lein Maris syarrea bon Dapton bal
ibre WitDirtuns susefagt.
- Der itGbtfide 4usslei1ungsrdtf
BON Danton bat g. 3. &aisbn gun!
goriibenben unb z. q. gafep gum
@efretdr eripGblt.
Sn Der i'm Spters Sofpitol abs
gsbaItenen G4Iubpriifuns fir arans
fentbdrisrinnen baben gliie OeutTths
bein, Gertrude Bad unb 2orena
Grances DipIOms srbaItea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
,9lbseitir3t
ST zines Der neusn srpben @aTers
flue5euse.
Trei Snfaien i9per perlest; bic bs''
ben anberen psrIni5t.

Wa bingtpn, IL. Wsai. Im
friiben Mprsen am 0onneritag itiir5s
te zines Der sroben Waifer S!uss
seuss, bas bon Repport Reips nad
@uibineion fios, nabe Mount Ber'
non, 0a., in ben potpriac CLUB nno
ipurbe 5erit0rt. 0rei Der SnioiIsn.
ipel9e ff,tper perlebt iinb, ipurosn Don
einem Sdlspper serettst, bic betosn
anberen iusrben permibt.
Die Moitine iiiirjte aus elmer 5O'
bs BON bunbert SUB ab. Der ShIeps
per, pel6er gu !6iIfe fam, fii4te brsi
Der M1nner auf, BON oensn 5lrsl
i4nea mad einsm Soipital in alss
cambria 9ebradt purben.
grf am Wlontag batie bic Utai9 II,
nit flint Mann an goro sinen 5Ias
bon Reipport Reips nah Baltimore
unb suriid aemu9t unb bdbur6 cen
Recpro eebrp6en, unb furS oarduf
fpurbe beidIofen, einen Slug na4
Wdfbineton 81 rnternebmen. lln.e-s
tpegs seiate Der Mctor Delete, 10 saB
man na6e Wlt. 9srnon lanben mo
ben Reit Der Sout aui Dem Waiis-
SuriidIesen muBte. gidfoe:n Die nos
tbigen Reporatureu semaht haren,
purbe om Oonnsritag WlOrgen tsr
Riidflua ansetreten. 4n goro beiuns
ben iih Der Steusrmaaa Wc2llIsB, Die
Wie9dniier pbilipp litter unb Bert
Grofto, Iolpis sipsi paf I9.,re.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
Ser eiferiiidtise Hulin.

Inter bisIer llsbsri9rift i6rsi6t
grieur, be Pacabemie francaiie unb
gerfaifer Der Rotben Robe i'm asits
dufiab oes Sournal II. 81: ,lltber
einise unitrer Soloatsn III bisisr Gage
eins biiitere Dolts niebsrsesangsn, cine
WoIte itidiser @aie, bic ibnen bic
9brGnen in ibrs tretisn aussn setriss
ben bat. bic absr niht bon porn, BON
5einbe, ipnbern BON riidpGrts, bon
uniern 2euten feIbit, sstommsn lit.
einige unierer puiIus iinb eiferiiihs
zig. griefe iinb BON Der 6ront sstoms
men, bic es uns anSeissn, unb IN einis
gen 3eitunsen baben mir GinSslbeiteu
le'en ionnen gar trauriger qrt, leis
beHi4niilite quftriits, unDermutbete
5eimtebr nit bIutissm quseang. Sd
Deritebe eiid, poilus, uur Su gut. Dd
brauben auf bem Gang bes Sdubsns
srabens ipriebt's bon JriihIinssbIus
men, unb bi. lauen 2iifts IaHsn bic
Seele irGumen. Wtnn bic bsutifsn
@rdHdien bageln, baun bdbt ibr gum
SinnireH teine 3sit uno iptnn ibr beim
Wlbls 5uiammsniist, bann idsr5i uHo
laGt ibr nur; abr in Der ginIamteit
f1Iufloisr Rddte tommt's suh bart
an, unb bas linbs 5riibIinssabnel
ipsdt unrube BEL sud, bic ibr pom
euern 2iebiien setrenni feib. rWas
mag iie ipobl treibsn." fraet ibr suh.
mas Bat iie gsiisrn setrieben, uno
mas ipirb iie moraen trstben, in ibrer
8erlaKenbeit, inmittsn al Der @erius
dune2" 6dbli9s 9sidiGtsn itsisen
Dor eusrm Gjsiite auf. 81, Derideu1t
lie; aber lie tommsn ipieber, binters
liitia Gbnlid ben asrGuidlcS unb
Idper ON 9oben binitrsihenb.H tbrd.
nsnbsn Gaien Der s5einbe. llntpiltiir.
Ii6 labt ibr eu6 burd nidtsnubige
G5efdidten, burt Nsnommiitsreten
unb frauenperadteHoe Worte einfans
gen. Obne pisl Su benfen, ipisberbolt
ibr bic 9roden. bic ibr aus Der unterr
baltung Der llrlauber aufgeidndppt,
bic iid5 Dor ben aamerdbsn i'm Shus
benaroben ais bic efisn Serle baben
dufipielen poIlen. llnb tpie Elm be-
ftridenber asbrreim ilinsfs INNER
ipieber euf in bic Sbren unb lsst iid
i'm euern Sinu: Die Weiber. bic
perflu6ten gB,iber! gle maiden ii9
baraus ihpn rein gar nidts menr!
Sic baIten fih fsin itdolos dnf nniere
&pIten!" Der .forfhe Ser, Der bas
suerit runbgstrosen bat i'm Shiibens
eraben. Bat ipobl nihi bebaht. tpelflc
Gdat bes llnbeils sr uuf Hur 5u ems
pf1ngli6en 9obsu bdmit ausitrtute.
Bei Der unpermeibli9en 2bipnns
nune, bic auf bic iibermeni6lidsn 4ns
ftreneungen bes aainpfes fOlst. bel
Der ftGnbigeh Tobesgefobr, Der Idngs
fdmen 3ermiirbuna Der pbpiiiten une
s.iitiaen ardfte, lpirtt Elm bOits @ort
fpie elm ga3ilIus duf einen sti9pd4s
len aorper. Dd tommen bsnn, am
belli6ten Gage, plObIi6e aussnblide
beg Beritummens mitten I'm Sher3
nit ben aamsraben. Der Bid Dirb
Ttarr; Elm Seuf5er ringt ii8 untpias
tiirlid aus Der 8ruft empor. aleinigs
teitsn bonn Iebten 2bfdieb tDerben jebt
anbers ausselsgt: .Das @bieu mar
bod eisentli6 Oberflahii6 ;. = ~Was
bat iis benn eigentlih snlsbf nod gss
r..los 01s. g., .s... G~f1.,.., k,.o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
Nebpprt.

Die 9Ieipaurt Office fir bas Gin.
cinnaticr gulfsblatt" befinbet iidl in
go. 339 DDrt Strake, gesenii6er
Dem Gpnrtbutiie, iuuiclbit 9enisfciten,
gn5eigtn II. |. M. big 9 ltbr sibenbs
entgegergenuminen iperben. Stlep6pn
Suntb 2401.
= Seiratbsf6eine: 4ler. Dana, 35,
unb Gba Games, 33, beibe Don
Scioto Co., o.; gbarles OomIin.
25, urb CLARA HimbIsr, 21, beibe BON
9reen Co., o.; RaIpb g. RpbinIon,
%. unb Suian 9. Mc9innis, 21,
beibe pon 5ruaersburg, o.; So6n
8arneb, %, unb Qnnd Comb, 21,
beibe BON Green Co., 8.
-gsiiBtitel 9erdnberung.n: ger=
tba 9. 8ater an sSObn ). De6er,
@ots go. 13, IA unb Is in 6. Ul.
gaters Subbipiitpn gu Sort S6omas,
81; Qliee .. Rittsr an gonitant
gnpot, eine Got 25 SUB ssront an Der
6. Ibe. in SaDton, $2500; Sobn !.
Sones an Gontdnt @nbot, cine Got
In Sort 9bomas, $1,000; gpntant
Gnpot on Margaret q. Sones, cine
Got 80 SUB Jront an Der Ban @oait
abe. in 8euebIe, $500.
= Sm gountb9eriat fpurb. aeifern
bas Iefbnment bes Rep. Stephan
S9rib beitdtist. Der GrblaTer ber=
madt fem 0erm6geH feiner S9pefter
grescentid S6Hib, ipel9e aud dls
Eeitamentsponit nitredsrin fltusirsn uiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12

nate friiber aIs seipSbnIid unb fie iusrs
ben iebt nit BEN einerersieren bon
Retrutsn unb glationalsarben bt'
fddftist. Sc iinb nur nod go ai'
nienoffisiere fir anbersn Disnit abs
fommanbirt. sic iinb in Weit poini
itatiOnirt oSsr bisnen uIs Snitratteurs
6ei Der RationaIsarbe Ober in bers
fdisbsnen MiIitdrIdulsu. Disis Diff
3iere iperben nnr i'm auberiteu Rotbs
fan fir ben attipsn Disnit berangsaos
asn iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12

fpis CUR GtrdbsnbsIsudtuns nit ss.
rinsem apitsnaufpaube gu BEN ba5u
noibigen 4pparai benubt iDeIbeH tons
ne, unb Serr 3innsnbabl III i'm Sians
De, oieieu apparat etenio elit ,uie cin
Gngldnber bsm 9oidI unb ben Be-
biirfuiiien esmdb einsurifien. SR
ben eriien s bis 10 5asen mar bic
S9misbe bts Germ Dinnsnoalf uno
Der 6oi nm bisislbs jeosn 2fbeno polI
3uitauer, bic iit al bem Inblid bes
itSnsn 9ihtes srs6Bien unb 3usIsid)
BEN Wanne ibrsn geifan bsSsisteu.
Der, burf 6srrn JIasboff ba5u Derans
labt, bieie fpittige Sdd,e 5uerii in
qusfiibruns brahts." On elmer anbs.
rem Stells beibt Is gar, DinrsnSchi
babe itcn i'm Sabre 1908 jsne Gas
bsleu6tuns ieinsr Gabrf ssihaifsn.
Damn fpdre sr allerbinas Der erfts ae;
ipeTsn. Dem Datum ipiberiprift atsr
beutli6 bic Roii3 aus Der 3eitIhri't
9ermann. bic i'm Wdr5 1918 Die
Ieuisisit brinst. Jmmsrbin, Dinners
batl iuar IN @ciioeutIdaato iihc-
Der erIte. unb I.in Rubm pirb ni6t
seIdmGlert baburt, bdb nuf bem iOs
nigIidrn 4maleamierirert bsi Jreis
berg ibm aampobius ,uOortam. mas
ober bic 3sitihrift mtinie: ~e6srio snt
ipie Elm gngldnb.r" bate DinE.noab!
aud anbere nit apparaten 5ur Gass
belsuttung peristsn f0nnsn, 10 trai
bieis Weinuns unb Der oamit D,rs
tniipitc M,ilnid, nidt 5u. Tenn Die
gngIdnber tsiabsn auBer Der porsse
idrittenen 5etnii bamals nod cts
mas, ipordn ssin Deuifdlanb maHsels
te: @slb unb bic 5efnii Der gelo.
operation. 2lIs Dinnsnbabl isineWsris
itdtte NIT Gas beIsuhte.e. fam in Goln
bic trIte attisnseisli6aft bic Raeins
Itiffabrts aFsiuran5. bic Ucrsdns
germ Der asrippinn. 5u Stdnos, uno
als IN a5ln bic siueits I.tienaeTsns
id)aft, bic preubiid RbsiHiId5s
DampfItifiabrts geIeui4ait, srs
bliibte (1S25 26) ipar cine ,nsliifs
gejeaifafi all Der 9lrtsit. bic erits
beiltIfe Stabt. Sannobsr, nit Gas 81
erleudten Q826).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12

= Ser .Yacntaes aIub" bat Der
0ffsntIiden gibIiotbet in Dapton cine
Insohl iperibuollsr Bidder gum Or
f6ent eemaft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12

Splinsen. Sin gbrenbsssn fir
@eneraIfeIbmarI4nn D. Sinbenbure II
in Der bieIissn Ndfftnfdbrii Wspers.
bsrg, airihbhum &: 60. an9siertiat
porben. Der ebrenbesen puros pcH
BEN Offi,isriorps BEG Sn'antsritsRes
ailments @eneralielomarfhal D. 6ini
benbura, benz Gbsf bss Regiments, gu
i,inem 80. WiIitdrbienitiubildun
iittrreidt. Der 1eeen IN Elm prunis
ROLES prG6tises gtiid, bas Der auss
fiibrmbsn girmd pit Der SpIinssr
Maffeninonitris Gre madlt. 90 III eu
fsusrpergoIb,tsr. reid oil.Iirter 5ufans
terie Sffi3iersnssen, Der ben @arbss
fern unb ais p,tIfofi eas DappeH
d. Sinoenbmes tragt. 3ie aIiHce ri
cine efte 9oisnbamaiiiitnss bohlie.
aenb perecloet. aui Der porbsrn Ssiie
befinbet iih bas Wnppsn D. 6inbtns
burss unS bsr Ramehssue bss Jns
fdnierie Re1imsnis b. SinbsHbnr5
ionic feiesnM WibmunB: Seirem
hpfperebrien ebeF gum %. Ufflifdrs
bienftiubiIdum nas Sffi5i,rsiprps bts
Snfdntsrie Rsaimsnts gsnsraIfslos
mdrIGol b. 6inbsnburs. Dor Diinn.
burg. 7. april 1916. I'm srobsn Geib.
sua. auf Der Rii6ieiie bsfinbti iitb ftin
iolorirt cine Ratbilbuns beg Orbtns
pour le msrite, cine Giesssg0.tin nit
lorbssrirdn,. ositiibt auf elm S6ptri
unb Elm S6ilo in btuif6tn Ddrben.
fcmie Elm gi1sirbintt NIT ben 81
S9ldGten. bic 9inDenburs ssidiagsn
bat.
DeshdTb.
Doftor a.: .Mesbalb fragtn Gi,
Sbre pdtienten trit 70 eenau, mas te
siIsn2 Rihtsn Gle !i4 au9 bona9
bei Der Diagnoie2-
Dottor g.: -Dos nidi. nber if
lerne bobnth ibre WsrbdItniiys ftns
ne. unb ri1ie MID NIT meinss 2iqui-
batiou bcna&
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zsrINIagen
Saben iih bic llnterbanblunssn NIT
bem General Obreson.

sarranaa beitsbt auf einem fOfortissn
3uriidSieben Der ameritaniidKn
Sruppsn aus Werito.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
PRESIDENT ELIOT ON THE
WILSON ADMINISTRATION.

President Emeritus Charles W.
Eliot of Harvard University. in the
Atlantic Monthly for October, has an
article reviewing "The Achievements
of The Democratic Party and its
Leader"
Some striking phrases of it are
given:
"The most distinct announcement
of a policy contained in Mr.. Hughes
speech of acceptance relates to wom-
an suffrage. Believing that woman
suffrage is inevitable, he declares in
favor Of it now, but assigns as his
reasons the bitterness of the wom-
ans struggle for the suffrage and
his apprehension that long continu-
ed feminist agitation will subyert the
normal political issues For a
brave man this seems strange sub
mission to what he thinks destiny
and an Incorporate agitation.
"The Democratic administration
accomplished within a few months Of
its accession the revision of the tar
if downward This revision was
moderate and conservative.
In the repeal of the act concern
ing the Panama Canal Tolls, Presi-
dent Wilson did his country and all
Democracies a great service which
the independent voter would do well
to remember Some political philoso-
pliers have prophesied that Demo
cracies would lack the finer honor
able instincts
In speaking of the Federal Reserve
Law, resident Eliot says: "No
American administration has ever
before accomplished so great a con
tribution to the stability and effici-
ency of American business credit
and financial enterprise.
IAN income tax properly laid, is
just and the most eXpedient Of all
taxes in a Democracy. 1t is certain
ly fair that the party which put the
income tax on the statute books
should be entrusted with the continu-
Gus improvement of the act.
ITO President Wilson's administra-
tion the country owes its thorough
committal to a policy which nearly
concerns its righteousness and its
dignity-No war with Mexico.
"The obvious fact is that President
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
NEXT MONDAY
|SF|RE PRE-
VENT|ON DAY
ASSIST THE CITY AUTHORITIES
PREVENT FIRES BY CLEANING
ALL RUBBISH FROM PROPERTY
LIKELY TO CAUSE FIRE.

Next Monday is fire prevention day
throughout the United states. The
president and the governors of the
various states have issued proclama-
tions calling upon the people to as
sist in suppressing the fire evil and
the local authorities have asked that
every school child in Ardmore see
to it that the premises about their
home is free from all rubbish and
trash where a fire might be started
Fire prevention day which is OBJ
served october in practically all
the states by proclamation of cover
nors, is an important factor in the
campaign for the conservation Of
the national resources by reducing the
preyentable fire waste of the coun-
try and the terrible toll of life and
accident.
The fire losses in the United States
and Canada in 1915 were $1S4,9S9,-
100 The fire losses for the first nine
months of 1915 were $163, ,535, ,220,
which is nearly $5O,OOO,OO0 larger
than for the same period of the pre-
yious year
The state fire marshals and fire
prevention authorities generally agree
that 75 per cent of these fires are
due to preventable causes, and could
easily be avoided by the exercise Of
reasonable precaution, individual and
municipal.
over 5000 are killed and $4,000 in
jured annually as a result of fire.
The fire losses and the cost of fire
prevention in the United States
amount annually to 100000, 900
The annual per capita fire waste in
the United States is $3.50: in Europe
33 cents. Reason: the latter has bet
ter construction, less carelessness and
increased responsibility.
An ounce of fire prevention is
worth pound of fire extinguish.
ment
The way to get lower insurance
rates is to have fewer fires.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
Rumor From Murphy Well.

A rumor that caused Just Il little
ripple of interest has reached here
from the Pat Murphy well in section
29-1n12w. This location is across the
line in Carvin county northwest Of
Homer, a short distance. The rumor
states that some oil has been found
there. The well is located a distance
of 80 or 40 miles from here. Tele-
phone connection is not very close,
passing to and from the well is done
from Pauls Valley and reports here
are rather difficult to get. The well
has been drilling for more than a
year; it is at a depth probably be-
low 1000 feet. Asphalt beds lie near
the well. the structure is said TO be
good and a nice sas showing was
found at 500 feet. Scouts who from
time TO time have visited the well
have said that the formations where
looking good and II is probable that
a field will be located there. It IS
two townships north and one east OF
the Fox district.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06

Wilson, without going to war with
Germany, has forced from her q
recognition of neutral rights, and he
accomplished this result alone with
out visible support from any other
state.
president Wilson is far in ad-
vance of the average American voter
as to preparedness President Roose-
velts martial temperament and en-
phatic language brought little to
pass. President Wilson. favored by
extraordinary circumstances which
he thoroughly understood, brought
much to pass.
anyone who surveys the eX'raor-
binary series of legislative and exc
cutiye acts accomplished by tie
Democratic party in three years and
half will realize two things: First,
that President Wilson has proved
himself a party leader of unusual
power; secondly, that the party thus
led has done much more for the
country than the Republican parry
accomplished in five times as many
years"
This New England professor of
worldwide reputation for scholarship
and wisdom and character, concludes
thus:
ION the whole, the Independent
voters are likely to act next Noyam-
Der on two simple, well grounded
convictions: First that the Demo
cratic party has done such IN ex-
traordinary amount of good work
during the present administration
that the period from 1912 to 1916
will be memorable in the history Of
the United States; and secondly, that
the man chiefly responsible for rhis
consummate service to the American
people should be again made their
chief servant"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
GREATEST
RECEPTION
IN CAREER
PRESIDENT WILSON CHEEREO
ON VISIT TO OMAHA BY 100000
ENTHUSIASTIC NEBRASkANS.


peace and business in three speeches
here today lie declared America is
as ready 10 fight as any nation in
the world but that its cause must
be just, After the war he said this
nation must Join league of nations
to preserve the peace of the world
Omaha, Neb.. oct. 5.-President
Wilson came into the middle west to-
day for the first time since the cam
paign began and received what his
political lieutenants characterized as
the greatest reception of his career.
lie declared for the "unshackling" Of
American business in order that it
may meet the competition of the
world after the European war, and
cited legislation of his administration
as going far in this direction.
AS against the verdict of the next
few years, ! do not care about the
verdict of 1916 he declared.
cheered by 100000 Persons.
The president was cheered during
the day by crowds estimated at more
than two hundred thousand persons.
The size of the crowds and the en-
thusiasm shown far exceeded any
thing he has experienced since his
inauguration. Attracted here for the
celebration of Nebraska's fiftieth an
niyersary, thousands of people from
nearby cities and states packed Oma-
has streets and shouted frantically
every time Mr. Wilson appeared. It
was an impressive demonstration
which greatly pleased the president
and his political advisers.
Omaha was in a gala attire for the
day. The celebration, non-partisan in
character and arranged by a commit
tee made up largely Of republicans,
was given a political touch by the
presence of the president. All the
buildings were draped with American
Gags, windows were packed with peo-
pie during the parade, and bands con-
stantly played popular and martial
music.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
PLANS ASKED FOR.
Notice.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the,
Mayor and Commissioners of the City
of Ardmore will receive and consider
plans and specifications for the con
struction of Convention Hall to be
located in the City of Ardmore, Okla
homa and to be owned and controlled
exclusively by said city.
All persons desiring to submit
plans and specifications for the CON
sideration of the mayor and commits
sioners are notified that the same
must be on file in the office of the
City Clerk of the City of Ardmore
not later than the lst day of Novem-
Der, 1916. The cost of the building
and equipment complete shall not ex-
ceed the sum of $5,OOO.OO
1t is distinctly understood that no
consideration will be paid for any
plans and specifications not adopted
and approved by the board of Com
missioners and said board receives the
right to reject any and all plans and
specifications that may be submitted.
If any of said plans and specifications
shall be adopted and approved by the
board, proposition for the use of such
plans and specifications viii be submit
ted to the architect furnishing the
same.
Given under my hand this 4th day
of October, 1916
G. H. BRUCE, City Clerk.
(SeaD G-5t
Rent that room with a want ad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
EortY.Eour Million Gasser.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy VI. Johnson and
D. L. Thomas and Miss Mary Boone
We're visitors yesterday to the Fox
field They saw the big gasscr in
1929, which is the property Il Phil.
lips ard Franklin. This gas well
made by actual test i4,0O10OO feet,
and many old-timers say It is the
largest gas well they ever saw. AT
ter a test was made the we'll was
shut in by means of a gate 1alve,
and the gas saved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
OIL and GAS NEWS,

Brodie ct al in 9-2-4 are drilling.
Gypsy Oil Company in 1924 is
drilling.
Producers Oil Company No in
section 13.i-3 is drilling at $50 feet.
r. F. Maloney was here on bust
ness trip last night from the fields.
NJ. w. Shriver who mas baen here
from Tulsa, on brief business trip,
has returned home.
Hamon & Colcord No. II has spud-
ded in and No. IA has a rig up on
the Coffey A lease in 1913.
w. NJ Babcock in the northwest
corner of 24-4-3 is shut down at sos
feet and a water well is being drilled.
Gunsburg & Forman in 1S-4-3 are
at depth of 1909 feet, and trouble
is being had with the water.
Charles Mercer, scoutmaster for
the Gypsy Oil Company, is an Ard
more visitor from the Tulsa district
Gunsburg & Forman No. %, on the
Westheimer & Daube acreage in sec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
Visiting Marshall County.

w. h. Ramsey of Oklahoma City,
and r. Z. Wells of Los Angeles. Cal,
arrived here today and we're Joined
here by Eddie Ramsey on a trip to
the Madill and Kingston fields in
Marshall County. Ir. Wells IS Il
railroad man and an oil man of his
state, and he is interested with the
Ramsey brothers in the Marshall
County fields
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
Here From Denison.

]. w. Madden, the dry goods king
of Denison, w. B. Munson, cotton
mill operator and banker, also Of
Denison, and A. o. Simpson, broth
er,of b. A. Simpson, and d. c. Ftz'
gerald were visitors to the field yes
terday. Mr.. Munson is one of the
largest land owners in the state Of
Texas. He has a tract of 5000 acres
north of Denison, and has drilled one
well in hopes of getting a supply of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06
Rumor Not Well Founded.

A telephone report received from
Homer this afternoon states that The
rumors concerning the Murphy well
were without fundation. The report
said the well was at a depth of
about 1900 feet, and that it had no
oil showing whatever.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-06

gas for his cotton mill lie found
light gas sand and is encouraged
enough to drill another test On his
land. These gentlemen were delight
ed with their visit 20 the Carter
County oil fields, and It Is probable
that they will make some invest
monts here.