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MattyAccepts Nomination

81. LOUIS, MO-, July I8.-Chrfsty
Mathcwson to-day declared that he
was cnScr to Take over the mana
Ecriul rcins of the Cincinnati Reds.
1t wns the first word the biS pitcher
has Ind to shy since the deal which
would put him In Charley Hcrzop's
place In Cincinnati first WIS
ruinOred. "rhe worries of a nnn-
nEer do not appeal to me-" said the
old mnstcr, "but, on the other hand,
I am too fond of baseball to get out
Of the game before ! hive to-. J. he
iicNc the problem Of building up a
tenn which ~ I'm last place would
be fascinating, md that, with my
dcslre to stay in the game, makes
me willing to tackle the Cincinnati
Job"
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THIS WAS A GAME

CHICAGO July Is Rrroklyn md
Chicar" fought through sixteen in
ningS t" a 1-to-7 draw her. to-day.
darkness terminating void game ihn,
lasted nearly four hours. Thirty two
mon took part. most OF Thorn cubs.
Rroukltn used five pitchers to Chicago's
four Two great rallies saved the
game for Chicago. In the ninth the,
hammered in three runs and tied tho
score. Then Brooklyn hattcd in three
only u" have tn" Cubs tie the count
again. From tho tenth On, there Was
no scoring Tho score:
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DOUBLE To-Day

nirhn0nd Journeys over Ia Nuf-
fnIo today, where. this afternoon,
the Climbers and the Blsuns miN 10
up FOR double nnnIr. The Hrst
game will start ut = o'clock. The
electric sroreboHrd
VIII he in operation throughout both
contests. The tlimbrrs probably
will have five games within the
thrcc-day playing schedule. ns there
arc two poSfpunCd affairs.
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NEW YORK. July I6.--Althouch only
one year in the boxing game. and but
nineteen years old, Young Oscar Gard
ner. Of New York. is demanding the
recognition of the fight world thus far
decisivcly defeating every one whom
he has met i'm the ring. Gardner is In
the bantam and lightweight division.
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Sow York ............t y \ = q :,
- Louis ...-..........n q . :
summary; Runs Hurrs. Rcu,ch Horns y
wilson. IunzAl "g. Two-ba HIT .ri.
Thr""- base hit i.obNrt Sacrifice hit-Smi,h
stolen ht-Cs-H"usvh, Wilson Iscschcr Dpu-
hl" plat miller 10 Curhln To iIurnsby iia.cr
nu h"llr-o ~ Nrai~ws g. on S-hnuor
~ -ucN out-by Meadows = 10y SrNu,i.- /.
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ROYALS BEAT INDIANS
NEWARK UNABLE TO STOP
TERRIBLE SlUGGING
Three New Men Are Put Into I.Ine-Ip
by Manager Tenncy. or
InuinnS.

MDNTREAI., QUE. July i6.--The
ROYALS had little trouble in defeating
lhc Newark Indians for their third
straight defeat her" by the score OF
l@ to 3 this afternoon. The batting of
tho Royals was responsible for the
victory. they getting eighteen hits.
Three new men were put into tic New
ark team by Manager Tcnnoy, they
being Cable. on second base: shorten.
iu LETT field, and Ritter. on third base.
Neither Smnllwood nor pich could
hold the locals. The score:
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{ in,'innntt.
litlGfnII
Totals }5 .;,i To;ai. 80 5.7
'B"tttd r.! Torcy IA third
yBEttod Tor NoSc'e" In sixth
+Bnttch for Blu"iacknt In eighth

Boston .....-.........-..0 n n a.
Cincinnati ...........-... O.,
summary: Runs -Fi,zpatriclt Wilhot
Smith. Gowdy; Scale" Two-hase hit---N~ri-
Fisher. Three uasc hit Mage" stolen laEo
without Double riays- NarsuYilr to ko-
n'tchr 81 SacriiC" hit-r;or:dy. bases
on hallr-oT Ton"y. !: of isarncs. ! Vil
rti' --ips"lcy. Passed bhli--Wingo. Struck
OUT ~ Tone, |. hy Mo.oI"y, !. by Srhn"i-
der, ! hy Barnes, :: Time. 10. tmrir"s
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ftTuoii,n.
{ 'l,iraco.
Tota!s..-.is II T. = Totals IS Is ts .
'Eatt"d for PrcndcrCa.t in eighth
tBsucd FOR Zeid"r in ninth

S'"," ny innings II.
Rrn"l'iyn .-.......o I q 0 % n q n q n = /;
Chicago -....-.....n . n ~ 7 I q ~ g g :
summary EupS-.tchrstnn. - Mara IVheat
'u'sha" ~. k"lis. Sal-r. Packard ,;ciz
NF'rs. Williams. zimmerman ,2I Sacri-
lie" hits Mara. Dauhcrt Cot stolen
ha'"e . Mara, Dauhart, t;otz. cut.hsw Tan
has" hi,s-M"v"rs az. Zimmerman Do,lbje
Hi"NS--Cuishaw Ia O'Mara 10 Daubert; Kns h.,
TO SAFER: Myers 10 o'Mara IL Daubert Bases
on hRlis-oH Narfuard. |. OF Cheney |: on
Scdtor on Appleton. l: OFF 6'nonrhs /.
9n smith. OF Vaughn. /. Struck out--h,'
Maruu"fd, g. by toombt. 4: by Pfencr /.
by Vaughn. :. Wild pitch-Chcnev Tim.
'.'i tmrircs. Byron and ouieiey
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wagner nccnllcd nv Rcd So.

Helms Wagner has been recall He'd by
The Red SoX. The veteran shortstop
didn't scintillate as manager OF tho
Hartford Club. BY mutual agreement
he quit his job, and Joe Lanncn at
once hired him. primarily to act as
coach and scout, Rut, !n an emer-
gency. Homie is still good enough to
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ESQ games schcduleh.)

"Port snouth won first hnlf OF pennant
race with percentage Of 1888. Tic team
won forty one and lost nineteen games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-Daf.
Sewport News ut Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount AT Petersburg.
Norfolk ut IIopcwclI
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit AT New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
81. I.nms NJ Boston
Cleveland at Washing ton.
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BRAVES BEAT REDS
CINCINNATI USES FOUR
PITCHERS ALL IN VAIN
Harms Holds Reds to Five Scattered
Tits and Deserves Shpt-
out Game.

CINCINNATI. July 1G.-Boston took
the second game Of the series from
Cincinnati here to-day. to !. Errors
were responsible for the runs. except
one. Barnes would have shut-out the
local team had II not been for Smiths
error. Cincinnati used four pitchers.
The score
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SENATORS RETAL|ATE
TAKE FIRST GAME OF
SERIES AWAY FROM MAPS
Runch Their Hits In Three Innings aut
Capture tho First GDmc
HuntilIy.

CLEVELAND. ONO. July Is.-Ey
punching seven Of their ter hits in
three innings, Washington defeated
Cleveland here today. to =.
Cleveland scored in tho first on VAN
bspansS's single, Speakers single and
Roth's sacrifc" ny, and again in the
hfth ON DAYS triple and CoveleSll les
81 L. The
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ST. LOUIS BEATS GIANTS

ST. LOUIS July 16.-Sire,ca by
IIornsby, Wilson and Gonzales. and err
rors BY Robertson and DOYLE. Melted
st Louis three runs and 81 3-tu-2 VIC
tory In ;o-day's game with New York.
The score.
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How They Stand o-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
'renI. II: Newark. =.
other games scheduled

WHERE THEY pI.AY TODAY.
! RICHMOND at I}uffnln.
Newark at Toronto.
/ Providence at Montreal.
Baltimore AT Rochester,
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Washington.
{ lrvrlnn,i

Totals s - p Il Totals 81 II - -
'Sattoi for C"volssk'e IN ninth.
Scor" nv innings r.
Washington .......N 81
Cleveland ........-..-.i ~ %
Summary: -WamhsEanss. DAILY NIL
Hams (2l. Shanks. Jameson. two base
hits-ShRuks, Speaker Throc-base hits
Mcbride, DAILY. Sacrifice hitS-Williafns
Roth. Stolen hascs-Spcakcr. Williams
Jameson Chapman. Rascs On balls-o.
Covclcskis. ;: OF Bochling. I. Struck out
by C"vcI"ski". ): by RorhlnE, Raik-
Covcl"akic Umpirrs, Evans and Chill Time
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WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
New York nj st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
ISOsto at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut Pittsburgh.
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
(No games schcduled.)
sTANnING nR cIrDq

sAshevillc won frat hnif Of remnant race
with percentage Of .62S. The tenn wOn
thirty-threS nu,l lost twenty games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Charlotte at Winston salem.
Greensboro at Ashevillc.
Durham at Raleigh.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American As.oc;oti,n

At Louisvile-l.ouisville, l-2: Mil
waukee. 90.
AT Columbus Columbus. as: ST.
Paul. 80.
At Tolcdo--Tolcdo. 40; Minneapo-
lis. "a.
At ianapolis-lndianapo Al:
Kansas city, SO
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National League
ESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. {; Cincinnati. I.
81. Louis, 3: New York, =.
Chicago. :: TEuoki!n. seventeen In
nines: dnrknrssl.
fuuI> fhrpP cnmcs srhrUuIcu.)
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New York.

Tot.la....2 s 4 ~ IN > Totai-.:a q l. ,
''iHit"r '"r Anderson ~ thiTd
fifn'i"'l Tor Schnuor IN eighth
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washing on. 4: Cleveland. ..
CSC other games schrUuird.)
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Southern A..ocinttop.
South Atlantic Lenguc.

At Montgomery = Montgomery.
Charleston. 3 tcleven innings).
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Montreal.


iH'NF" bF iNfIUES| II
IS cv.rk ............ ..........6 > = 8
Montreal .............. ......i 70 ST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
ORATORY WILL
Be P[ENT T|FUL
HERE TUESDAY
ALL THE COUNTY CANDIDATES
WILL HAVE A SEAT ON THE
PLATFORM, AND AROMORE
VOTERS MAY SIZE THEM UP.

Next Tuesday night on the court
house lawn the county and state can
didates will have an opportunity of
telling the people of Ardmore who
heretofore have been denied the priv
ilege just why they want the partic-
ular office to which they aspire, and
also tell why their rival is not so well
equipped, mentally, morally, or physic-
ally for the office as they. OF course,
the voters of the city have heard all
this stuff before, but the old jokes al
ways get the laugh and so it is in poli-
tics, the old tales get the votes-maybe,
but then the candidates will feel all
the better for having gotten it out of
their system, and the citizens will al
so be relieved when they learn that
there is at least one honest man run
ming for every office within the gift
of the people of the county and dis
trict.
When the master of ceremonies has
called time and the conversation gets
under way, there will be no limit to
the amount of words each candidate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
j. 3. NARROW, FARMER LIVING
AT CODY, NEAR HUGO, SLAYS
WIFE, FARM HAND, NElGHeoR
OTHER THREATENED
Wife, Who Lives for Several Hours,
Says Husband Told Her He Would
Kill Two Other Men-Posse Search
Fails to Locate Murderer.

Hugo, Okla, July 22.-J. b. Mar
low, a farmer living at Cody small
settlement near here, shot and killed
his wife, John Sutter, a farm hand,
and w. NJ. Beeler, neighbor and
then made his escape early Satur-
day morning, according to meagre in
formation received here.
Mrs. NARROW lived for several hours
before succumbing to her wounds
and said that her husband came to
her room, saying he had killed Bealer
and Sutter and intended to kill her
and two other men. He then shot her
and left the house.
Posses started in pursuit of NARROW
this morning.
NARROW at O'Clock this afternoon
has not been captured and the sheriff
and deputies are still out searching
for him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
OFFERS MEDAL
FOR A LETTER
FROM SCHOOL
CARTER COUNTY TEACHER WHO
MAKES A SPECIALITY OF TEACH
ING ENGLISH HAS co-oPERA-
TIoN OF THE ARDMoRElTE.

Mrs Mary Niblack was in the city
yesterday from Mary Niblack, whore
she has begun her summer term Of
school as teacher She has recently
returned from a visit to her old home
at Tyler, Dallas and Minneola, Tex,
and reports that the fruit crop thare
is good and that all kinds of crops
are very promising. That country
has also learned the good roads les
son, and a revolution in county build
ing and in town building has been
wrought by the good roads, building
which has been carried on in that
locality.
Mrs Niblack is one of the most
enthusiastic and efficient teachers in
the county. One of her hobbies IS to
teach English and to teach expression.
She states that English is used Dy
the child either in the written or
spoken word every day, while other
branches of learning are used only
at times. She gives precedence to
English and also works up an inter
est in newspaper reading among her
pupils and among her patrons. Mrs.
Niblack says when promptness and
alertness are developed in the chill
dren that they will obtain a good odu-
cation, and all they need then is a
guide in their studies. She uses the
newspaper and uses news letters to
cultivate the habit of observing what
is going on, which in the last analysts
is alertness. In consideration of her
method Of teaching, which arouses in
terest in the daily news, The Ardmore-
ite has decided to offer medal or a
suitable prize of some kind to be
given to the member of her school
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
ONE MILLION
D0LLARSFQR
DRY CAN'T PhICN
ONE-FOURTH OF THE AMOUNT
HAS ALREADY BEEN SUsSCRiB
ED. ACCORDING TO TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 22.--More than
two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars have already been subscribed to
the million-dollar fund of the national
prohibition party, Daniel Polling, TEN.
porary chairman of the st. Paul con.
vention, said here today. This fund,
he said, will be used to get votes for
the national prohibition ticket.
The st. Paul convention adjourned
yesterday afternoon, following the
nomination of j. Frank Hanley of
Indiana for president and DR.. Ira
D. Landrith of Nashville, Tenn, as his
running mate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23

The Germans have tempo
rarily shifted their strongest at
tack on the western front to the
Vosges region, where in the re-
gion of st. Die they were re-
pulsed by the French, Paris re-
ports.
On the Verdun front, the
Germans have resumed their
heavy bombardment of the
French positions near Fleury
and Fumin wood.
In the region of Moulin,
Soustovent, a strong German
reconnaissance was dispersed
A spirited artillery duel is in
progress along the British front
in northern France, During
which the British first line and
supporting trenches are bonn
barded with gas shells and pro-
jectiles containing eye irritants,
recorded in today's London re-
port.
Along the Dniester river, the sum-
mer floods are proving of great value
to the Germans. These floods cause the
river to rise quickly to a height of
six or seven feet, covering wide ex-
panses of territory and making mill
tary operations impossible and pre-
venting the Russians from crossing
This relieves thousands of German
troops there for use on other fronts,
which are hard pressed by the Slav
armies. A further retirement of Won
Linsingen's army is admitted by both
Berlin and Vienna.
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can spill in a certain length of time,
he can point with pride view with
alarm" "denounce and deplore," and
deny with Indignation" to his hearts
content, but his speech will necessari-
ly have to be limited as there are so
many that it would be daylight and
then some if each were to be given un-
bridled license.
Monday arrangements will be made
to have platform erected and benches
placed on the lawn, and if the weather
remains propitious, the aspirants will
be greeted with the greatest audience
they have faced since the opening of
the campaign.
1t has not been definitely decided
who will be master of ceremonies on
this festive occasion, the one who has
always held the watch and gavel on
the candidates at these events in years
past is himself a candidate this year,
and hence Col. w. T. Wiseman is not
available, but some one from the audi
ence will be selected who will call the
house to order, and the candidates
down when their time limit expires.
The candidates are looking
eagerly forward to this event as they
will have an opportunity of addressing
the largest audience assembled during
the campaign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
WoODMEN SHOWS LOYALTY.
Local Camp viii Keep All Dues Of
Soldier Boys Paid

The Woodmen of the World camp
at Ardmore has by vote of the camp
decided to keep all the dues paid of
it's members who are with the sol
diers on the border. The act was a
generous one with the camp and 1t
of Woodcraft for the flag. All Ard
more soldier boys who have men,
bership in the Woodmen will be in
good standing when they return
whether it be a few months or few
years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
SUBMARINE:
MERCHANTMEN
READY To CD
TUG TlMMINS, WHICH Conveyed
HER TO PORT, HAS FULL HEAD
OF STEAM UP WAITING FOR
EXIT OF SUB.

Baltimore, Md, July 22.-Little ac-
tivity was noticeable about the pier
where the Deutschland is moored, all
ready, it is believed, to start on her
return voyage.
The tug Timmins, which conveyed
the boat to port, has had full head
of steam up for the past week, wait
ing for her exit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
MILLIONS ARE
DROPPED FROM
THE ARMY BILL
MONEY FOR EXTRA FOREIGN
SERVICE" PLANNED FOR USE IN
MEXICAN CAMPAIGN, DROPPED
FROM BILL.

Washington, July 22-Millions of
dollars for extra foreign service" pay
for officers and men of the army pro-
vided for in the new army bill in ex-
pectation that the troops would be en-
gagged in Mexico, were voted out to-
day in the senate on motion of Sena-
tor Chamberlain, who was regarded
as speaking for the war department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
DISCUSS BLACKLIST.
Conference Between British Ambas-
sador Sprina-Riee and Polk.

Washington, July 22.-British Am
bassador Spring Rice and Acting Sec
retary Polk discussed the British
black list Of firms in the United
States today, but no announcement Of
their talk was made The admins
tration officials are considering what
steps to take.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
EngIand's Great Blunder.

London, July pa neutral diplo-
mat, who is exceptionally well inform
ed with the details of the economic
war which Great Britain is wagins on
the central powers. declared TO the
Associated Press today that the publ
cation of the British black list. con-
tanning the names of certain American
firms, was "a great tactical blundeES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23

who writes the best letter to The
Ardmoreite. The details of the judging
will be made out later and submitted
to the pupils and competent judges
of English, etc. will be selected from
the teachers of the county TO award
the medal. We are not going TO say
that it will be a very expensive gift,
but it will last always, and will be
suitable for such a gift and will be
worth earning. 1t will be awarded at
the close of the term next spring.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
FEDERALPR0BE
D N 7 He P RICE
Of PRINT PAPER
NEWSPAPER MEN ASKED TO BE
REPRESENTED AT HEARING TO
BEGIN IN WASHINGTON ABOUT
JUNE FIRST,

Washington, July 22.-Newspaper
publishers throughout the country
were invited today by the federal
trade commission to be represented
at the hearing here August l, on
whether there has been an undue in
crease in the price of news print
paper.
The commission will conduct an
exhaustive investigation, of which the
public hearing will be the first step.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
Allied Warships on Watch.

Norfolk, Va, July 22.-The war
ships of the allies have drawn in
closer to the three-mile limit off the
capes and are maintaining a rigid
patrol, constantly moving along a line
of some fifteen miles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
INCREASE IN DEATHS
Largest Number of Deaths Yesterday
Since Epidemic Began.

New York, July 22.-Today, the lar
gest number of deaths were recorded
in the infantile paralysis epidemic,
since the inception of the disease four
weeks ago. Since 10 o'clock yesterday
the plague killed thirty-nIne children
and 1876 new cases were reported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
Was Victim of Jealousy.

Washington, July 22.-The war de-
partment reports from Alpine on the
killing of Major Butler and Mrs. II. ].
SPANIEL, by the latter's husband,
said Butler was "innocent of any
wrong and was "cold bloodedly mur-
dered by a man crazed by jealousy"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
SLAYER TAKEN
TO Fl PAS0 FOR
SAFE KEEPING
WAR DEPARTMENT REPORTS SAY
ARMY OFFICER WAS INNOCENT
OF ANY WRONG MAN cRAZED
BY JEALOUSY.

El Paso, Tex, July 22.-Henry ].
SPANIEL, charged with the murder of
his wife and Colonel Butler at Alpine,
Texas, Wednesday night, while auto
mobiling, was brought here today for
safe keeping. He had nothing to say
when asked why he killed them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23

Information given out by the
French authorities in regard to the
situation at Saloniki seems to indi-
cate that the entente allies are pre-
pairing an offensive movement. A
Salonih dispatch of several weeks
ago said that an allied offensive in
Macedonia had been arranged for the
middle of May, but that it had been
postponed and might be expected in
July at the latest. There are some
10000 Servian troops on this front,
several hundred thousand French and
British soldiers. 1t Is generally un-
derstood the allies have 100000 or
more men available for campaign.
Opposed to them are the Bulgarians,
with unknown numbers of Turks,
Germans and Austrians. 1t has been
reported that Bulgaria's allies have
withdrawn troops recently. The up
per of the two accompanying pictures
shows Servian, French and English
soldiers fraternizing in Salonih and
rejoicing over a bit of news favorable
to the allied cause. The lower pic
ture shows high Servian officer
(right) in earnest conversation with
the British General Milne.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
GERMANS CENTER STRONG ATTACK
ON ALLIES IN vOSCES REGION
HAVE SHIFTED THEIR STRONGEST ATTACK TO VOSGES
REGION SAYS PARIS REPORT BUT WERE REFUSED
THERE.

the Verdun Front Germans Have Resumed Their Heavy
of French Positions Near Fleury and Fumn
Wood-n the Re IN of Moulin Soustovent, strong Ger
Attack was rsed-Germans Pouring Gas Shells
and Proectiles Con Eye Irrtsns into British First
Line Trenches in Morn * France, According to Reports
Reaching London-Floo. ~. ong the Dnester Proving of
Great Value to the Teuto. u they Make Progress by
Slavs Impossible and Releas. !, ee Number of German
Troops for Uses Other Fronts Pressed by the Rus
slams.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
TEXAS VITAL STATISTICS
Thrty-Five Hundred Births Compared
to TWentY-One Hundred Deaths.

Austin, Tex, July 22.-The vital
statistics for June in Texas shows
3,5O9 births, of which 2S were twins,
and 2,11S deaths, the health depart
ment announced today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23

Sheriff Buck Garrett was taken
suddenly i'll at his home on North
Washington Saturday afternoon He
is suffering from stomach trouble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
GREEN WILL TO PROBATE
No Contest over Will of Rich Woman
Yesterday.

Bellows Falls, VT, July 22.-The
will of Mrs. Hetty Green, leaving her
eighty -million-dollar estate to her son
and daughter, Col. Z. NJ. r. Green
and Mrs. Matthew Astor Wilkes, was
admitted to probate today without
cortest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, July %.
The wea' er forecast for Ok
lahoma for Sunday is generally
fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-23

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