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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28
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Sads, %.
Sorrp g. &off 90 uuo emma
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5o6n q. @omcrs, 81 unO GoiiD
S. SDfcs, SO, gsittpe.
2ruis s. 2oooe 80, s9ittpcr III
lentolun, Eay uno @ernio 9. 6ar.
ringer 90, 9llcutopn @o.
G6orIcs 9. 2utidc, 81, mo Sen.
ME Soldier, 30
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@iorton %.
9lnton Solt. %, imo @oric Gaui-
nonn 81.
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9ioB, 93.
c5corac 6. stinc, 90, mO Wlarp
@rocc, 10.
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9. s., imO @}arD NlcGouliife, %.
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mic 9lm6aA 81.
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gia g. Scaton 3d.
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ia Gi Soloo, 20.
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ma NPorcus, 81
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ia s. &lein %.
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SSo6n 8. G6appel, p, mO WlolIie
8. 9oOger, %.
Sronf s. Soane %, unO Conc
gSictiAcr, 26.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

9loomono sdofiiam glr.s1i, @eit
6ronfIinitroBc
@m Z, acr6ner, Sousoowue,NRo
g9m. $. aeldl, 93r 40l, Siio.Gbeiter.
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2. q. @owcn 0lr. 22l, Sit-9or-
ncpiiroBe.
g9. 9ittlc, 81 @oio, Geros.
Soicp6 @lad glr. 241S, 9Ii6lanO-
9loeuue.
So9n ". Souiou, 9lr. 9i2, apon-
StraBc,
81. q. grDon 0lr. iii, glOrO.
9loro 9roaOmop.
6. s. sicocrt, 9Ir 1912, SomcS-
StroBc.
globcrt Wlorriict glr. 92i. Sin.
6ulton-gpeuiic
@ g8. Sorris, 91r.t0l Siio.Scott-
StroBc.
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StroBc.
s. $. goacrIioOf, 9lr. 81, SiiO.C.
StroBc, Sporrops @oint.
Scrbcrt aatteuborn gr,2il, Siio-
ShidcritroBc.
@corgc S6umon 9ir. 100, Oit.
! 6ort.glDenuc.
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s. ). Cunningham, 9lr 763, geIt-
SeringtonItraBe.
Solootcn ocr WforplGn0er Wlilij,
sic I'M 0ieuitc Scr 9legicriug nod
ser merifaniiden @ren5c gei6idt
uerOen, brallden iid ii6cr ibre ct.
moigen @runObciib gIngelcgenbei.
ten feline Sorgcn 81 mohen ocm
gcItcrn crnonnte Die ogSor &elicf 9li.
iociotion~ BON O}orplonO Elm @rllno.
6eiib-Gonitc, oos icin Sollptquorticr
in Dem equitable @e6Groe Bat rn>
ooS ieine Gicuiie Ben 6alnilien ODER
glnge6origeu scr Solootcn in @runO.
6clb-9lngclegen6eiten irci sur &erfiis
gung itclt. Gas Gomite iebt lidj ans
folgenocn 6efountcn Noflern gle
Iunmcn Sultan 9. Garter, &oriiber,
@iitglieo Scr 5irmo Garter & Stcf.
icD, SSnc.; sSo6n g9. Srid, bon 9alOs
| min & 6rid; SoncS Gnrcp Nlarticn,
BON @ni Mortcn g. Co.; Y6ilip g.
@lor9an bon Gurn6ua & @iorgau,
mo Sbos 9. s. gearlcp.
Gos 1 9le9iucnt miro Oos Eager
am Gouucritog 9(beuo ooer 6reitoJ
Giorgen Derloiien, begleitct ponlrlp-
pc u Der 6elO Soipitol Gompog.
nie 9lr. I mO 2ImbuIan5.Gonpognic
93r. + General gloiutont SenrD0l.
@oriiclO mahte Dies gcitern @lor.
gen 6efonnt no1Oem cr OemgcmdBc
| 9cfe6le aus ocn 0ouptquortier oes
@enerol Wloiors 2eonnro gSooo olf
@o0crnor'S Sslono cr1alten 6otte.
Die Gruppen balten iib in 9ereit.
iddft, ocun oic glnfimft Oes 9unoes.
Snipeftors Sol. So6n Q. MollorO
uno oie griinolicbc llntcriEdlng ic-
oes cinjcIncu 0lanues Orrh Sen glr,
| meeor5t @lfreo Z. llpi6lr unO Die
gler5te Scr WarDlGnoer Nlili5 Oertelt
ouf iicberen, 6oloigen 9luf6ru6 bin.
Ginige SolOoten mnBtcn ais Solge
Der dr5tIiden llnteriudung i6re llni.
iorncn pieoer auS5ie6en, Oa iic iiir
imtauelid bciunoen mnrOen. Sn @a.
/ neral @oriielo's 3elt werocn fort
Observation-Disclosures n6ge6olten bic
Brigade Bot nod immcr Nongcl an
llniiormcn uno @eue6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

llNVllls luul llO Cill
torpcrlicbcs 2Sract.
Seit me6rcren Sobs
rem mar ic6 81 ciz
ncm glr8t gegans
oeiL dbcr CT bali
mir nicbt. Eine
SreinoiH er8dbltc
mir bon &Doia 8.
ginfbnnt's s Q'cnes
table COMPOUND, idJ
entibloB mid oeS,
balb. eS einen ges
rec6ten @eriucG 5il
unter5ieb e II. Y 8
I..,rl,ln ,,.t,. OtpNa =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

Inter Oen 9lutomobilen welde
infer oeu 9luipi5ien Der o5rildJc
2uit-@cicllidoit~ arme Ginoer our1
Oic StnDt iubreL luoren gcliern
ioldc bon 5rou @. 9. 9am6crger,
Samuel glum 6rau Otto SAmiot,
Sarrp 5. Mo6r 5. 9. anrb, 5. IS.
Giitler, 8rou @ismon lnO 9ln0crcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28


perimgliidt. Gin G6incic nit
cinem .S1uouierl~ tommt ans
Dem 9lcgcn IN bic Grouic. -9ln'
ocrc llnfdac in Scr Staot.
gicr @crioncn BON ocucn orai
iunge @ldo6cn iino, puroen idmer
Dcrleet ais eiu groBcs Gciie gllto-
mo6iI ouf Scr 2onoitroBe no6e Sis-
bon, Sowaro County, gegcn einen
Sta6elora6t5olm fubr lno iicb iiber.
l6hg. Gie @erlebtcn iino:
Sri. gicaic genll aus Sis6on;
I6perc innere g 9erlebungcn; man er'
wartet nidt Dab iic am Se6cn blei.
ben miro.
SRI. Glen gcoa, linfcr glrm gc'
6rodcn uno crnitc Gneiidungen.
s. s. Sorton aus Gong SSlono
@itp, 9&..g., erlitt S6uittmunoeu
Gle Gumeu 9eoa iiuo bic E6Atcr
Srn. unO 6rou Gliio6 8eoaS aus
9isbon imO mobl6efonnt IN OcnSoms
oro.GorntD @eieaidaitsfreiien
Sr. Sorton, Der cin @ait Oes Srn.
9eaa lit, lcntte oas glltomobil, NOS
6ci cr Die 6ii6rimg pcrlor no IN
oen 3oim 6ineiuiu6r, in 5ol9c oeiicn
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6ei uurOen Die Orei Gamer berailss
aeidleuOert, p1breno Sorton unter
Dem 9luto 6cgrobcn luuroe @cnige
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90. Q. Starr aus Gllicott @itD nit
ieinem 9nitomobil an. Wlit inn iub,
rcn 5mci Wlitglie0er Ocs SanitotS'
Corps Ocs f. Olorpl0noer 9iegimcn.
tes, oic oen @crlcetcn Die critic Siilic
reidten mo 6olfen, iie naM SiS6on
81 idoiien ipo Tie Der 9c6ouolunG
Ger g(cr5te s. 8. Socp unO Dl s..
@ownon iiberqc6cn lpurocn.
Y y | II { { y u ~ W.
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Der Dlitte. wclcber in 9|r. 4ii5, Borf
Seia6ts 9lpenuc, Gin &eiiaitrant be-
trci6t, fu6r nit ieincm ,Sdjnonicrl"
an ser @dc BON 9ibertp- unO Scring.
ton.StroBe ocn Al Sabre alten aanl-
mann Sanuel @recnbalnL Der ieinc
gloreiIe ais g}r. tttL @eit 36, Ctr.
onoob, neOcr. @reenbam milrOc
nob Dem MercD @oipitol gcbrabt,
uoIel6it sic gler5te cine Gerlebuna
ocs rc6tcn 6uBtno6els, ionic ocl
@rll6 BON 0rei 9lippcn ailf Der rcd.
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llniaQ mar cs See nidt m0glidl, lei'
nen It6riiden aroihuagen iofort gum
Solten 81 bringen, lulo lu6r ocrlelbe
in ocn SSintcrt6eil OeS gdderwa9cnS
Scr 6irma @iQiam 6armanois, po-
ourd oieicr gSogen, ais alld) oas
Pluto Itorf bcidd0igt wurOc. Ger am
oon5cn 9ci6e 5itternOe G0incle pilroc
uab Der nlittlercn @oli5ciitotion &C.
5rod)t mo 9liHier @adaro Oorgcs
iii6rt, oo er Der aorpcrOerlcbung ocs
@rccnbolun beiHuloi0t mar. See
mnroe 0cgcn cigcnc @iirgitbait ciit.
l1iien, Inn oen 9hlSgang Der Gerlct.
5ungcn Oes @rceu6aum a63lnuarten
Grlitt 3 bultcrbrud. d.
SSn Ser Canton Neporotlr.@erf.
iiott ser .@cnniOloanin.@iien6o6n"
muroc ocr 55 Sabre oltc 9lidoro
Greincr bon 94r. 1868, 3reOcrid.
9loenuc, bon eincm bon cincnt @a9.
gon 6cro6ioaen0cn Stiid giien an
Scr Sdnltcr getroiien uno i6wcr
perlebt. Ger @erlmgliittc wur0e IN
cincm 3ugc bon 5parrows Eoint
nod Dem llnion-9a6nboi unO BON
BORT no9 oem Mcrcp Goipital &C..
brodt. woieIbit oic 9ler5te cincn
@rudj ser Iinfen SAnltcr feitiieaten.
@oIi5eiridtcr @oul So6auuicu un0
Der &ebtsanwalt 2ouis 2. glibman
iino geitern bon elmer g[ittoniobiltolr
nah 9ltlontic GitD 5uriidgcfe6rt.
Serr Sopc s. @arroa bon Sent
Gountp 1T in sic 0}runoiiiidS.3irma
Eurnbua & @2orgou aiigeuommen
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28
gran kiirpFr-
Iid)ea 3l1radt.
Gr5GJlt in fuIscnOem yricf wic Iie
Onrd 2DOia Is. @iufbnm'S %egc-
table COMPOUND Die WeinnS-
beit 5nriif erbiclt.

W2ilnoiifce. @isc IL .G6e id 9boio
6. BinibnmS @egeiablc Gompoimo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28
ann Nhc6nfrn.

8rdulciu g(nnic 81. Wlc2ourinc
oou Slr. 2t17 5oirmount 9lpcnue,
mrroc geitern IN Der ct. Soicpbs.
Stride nit Scrrn @illioni 6. Boilers
pon 94r. 2i4, Sit @lonteomerD'
StroBe, 5um 9unoe tiir's Sebcn uer-
cint. Qic Sronng murOe BON Soter
SofeD Doll3ogen Gie glcuUernd9l-
ten pcrOcn cine Sod5citsreiic an'
treten rno iid oann in ylcipport
Stems nicoerlaiien.
Sn ser @o6mmg Ser 6rau Gonolo
q. Scooter 5u @olano-@arf wiwoe &C..
itern bel eineut 2imheou beihloiieu
eiuen @a3or 3um Nciicu ser nSilit
@opernmeut Seague" ab5lbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28
8mnrlnrr \ 8FMer,
DcntIdcS @ant. un6 @edjieIeeid1It.
gltatebsr ber NftieRbBris
26 Suntb.Strahr.

20 SpNIDsStrnbr.
,y1oiipual Nanf Of Commerce .. Qjcbdnbe.
gIn, nnb 8crinuf bon giiicn mn5 CbIia1iic-
ncii gRchIel nno Grroiihrclc nui nlc bnitpis
fdbiden Sidote @uropns. Yln. unb NcrIdni
lreniocr @clooricn iomic gtueicrigng bon
@olImn6ien &niilsinrten bon unb uoh
Bcntiblano, (alpr27l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

Eoli5eiridtcr %oul So6auuicu un0
Der &ecbtsanpalt 2ouis 2. 9li6man
iino geitern bon elmer g[ittoniobiltolr
nah 9ltlantic GitD 5uriidgcfe6rt.
Serr Sopc S. @orroQ bon Sent
Gountp 1T in sic 6}runoitiidS.3irma
Eurubua 4 Glorgou auigeuomncn
woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

Fotent-2lnm1ltc.
0bluln Il. enmuel2, Hehi8nnmali; 4nrnts
Gchnbnurfcu. Nctl0Nerc6ie Dl0rp
lOlio Trlil guilhlug
GBnplin u. Herguan, il6 III Gam Nhloiuu.
1SlUbfilc Orinhrung.
q, p. " 3. Oownro, Al Continental Nih9.
NraiNsircn leii 1872 erioIalci6 in DQlilmoIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28


Mormor. imo @ranit-@crfc
y. cllaaEtueF q cons, a2a gloro'eDarlec air
San0mirt6idoitiihc @erdt6e mo
S1mcreicn.
GrIiiIth xRruer g., POS glorb.4aca.etrahs
plumbing. 6lruaces, Gon0cS nn0
Gcfen, god6oeden lmo Rnncn.
gmneH srOs., 52s glorb b5reHiuntabenls
9upierIdmicoe ino 8lmnocrS.
JThn Cnbett i734 xnamee. .GHaRe N & #
IeltpoUn: gaolie 1929.
Teuer-@eriiherungcu.
20. T. ebadrIlorb 4 Go.,
tt7-2i Gbumhcr Commerce Wullolno
nIentine JcnergtrltnlernHas Sritl lnlnlt" NOls
iioaD, llilo baltimore Gtabc
9eIiimoresGiroBg uno 6uiiom 0nnIe glb,Hne
,3lpDa Nninrnnce 60. oi Tiucrppnl." Neurn Ul.
@drllel0 Neiioen3,.QlanqAer, i0l i0s 9hunla
her Of Commerce Vtiioi0
., ,Wermanla Ucter VfrHmfrnnsN sWtifulWllt,"
Aaliimore' uno Nert0'@lsrhe.
@Iedjplattcr, W1eian etc.
epen, gsnsiIu G Co., 5He., 1915 9nloerilons
@fanoIeib. b.@eih1ftc.
a9onimhasfp aDau Co." Goro'@aosrlgahG
Giienmnoreu ancr glrt nuo Suf.
itbuieo. .8ubehSr.
q. eeoii Yasus Co. 500 sol Nots Man.G Gir.
Gigentbuns.Aeenteu ln0 8dn0lm.
plgEgs Y. pAaaN RgySsw, ~ cita~IualnD
~''"NN ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

Triiit-Gompanier.
i neale DspoFi aub xmIt Gpmpans," ~ gvuses
GtrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

@boto1rapb.
Hndram Gin PGoioprapb bon anssennnao.
Nr. i0, Weli,ecrnaionsSirnbc
gfutionol Bunten
zoe Oh 1pwn National 8nni," Wnu. una
GrcierSfrdBc 2ucoh gN QOuf BrQn0cni,
6cnrD 81 Jcnnc. 0niiFer.
!, ,Seeunb 9luilDanl Nnnt," 432 GiihsNtOnolpug,
yR y gROQncr, Aullircr
,,2pciern National 8anl," IA Wuto,Guiaps@ir,
ge. Wlarion, NdIIIrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

Sp0r-W0ntcn.
;, ,,Ienlime eparbam BON Baltlmprf," gulaius
uu0 AaltlmoresGtrabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

., 1hr Baltimore Nclus OowpnnH", Nphcrl e 4
NlcDers, @el8aiisihbrcr, 22l H'eaoert So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

Mormor. ituo GIranii.@crfc
i. pll0agiucr & epns 228 Norb. ebarlgf @lr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
FINE LECTURE
SUNDAY BY DR..
{. R. " Il I'll
LARGE AUDIENCE At BROADWAY
METHODIST CHURCH WA S
HIGHLY ENTERTAINED LAST
NIGHT.

The large audience which packed
Broadway Methodist church Sunday
night to hear Rev. Il. II. Welch deliv-
er his lecture on THE Philosophy of
the Tightwad" went expecting to hear
the money grabber" taken to a skin
ming. And while he was not forgot
ten, all came away convinced that one
can be tightwad witn more than his
money. The lecture was punctuated
with humorous hits at the expense Of
men who live for self alone, yet will
long to profit by the generosity OF
others. The essence of the lecture,
however, was of more serious vein
He exhorted his audience not to be
with the church, the biggest
and the best institution in the com
munity. Don't be a tightwad with
your community spirit Boost to the
limit. Bury your hammer and get a
horn. Don't withhold the use of your
talents from the community Don't
be stingy with your personal influ-
ence, love and sympathy, and words
of appreciation and encouragement.
The speaker paid glowing tribute to
Ardmore and Carter county and made
an earnest plea for larger efforts to
make il grow The most eloquent
part of the lecture, however, was its
fervent tribute to mother" as the en-
bodiment of all those good and unself-
ish things that the tightwad is not.
After the lecture the chancel was
crowded by appreciative friends who
congratulated the speaker on this, the
second lecture he has given while in
the city. Mr. Welch, we learn pri-
vately, has opportunities to devote his
time 10 the Chautauqua platform at a
large salary but has declined in favor
of the pulpit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

Continuing their advance on
the Somme front last night, the
French penetrated the German
positions at Sailley Saillisel, the
Paris war office announced to-
day. They also occupied houses
on the edge of the road to Ba-
paume. =,
The Germans made violent
counter attack and the fighting
is still in progress.
A London statement today
announces that the Germans
made a heavy attack last night
on the newly won British posi-
tions in the vicinity of Schwa-
ben, on the Somme front and
were repulsed with heavy
losses, according to the state
ment.
British troops yesterday at
tackled the German positions
northeast of Gudecourt, three
miles south of Bapoume and
penetrated the German first
line. but the ground was recap
tured by the Germans after a
counter attack, says German
official statement.
British forces on the Struma
river front in Macedonia are
active on the left flank of the
line and have pushed their out
posts further northeast in the
direction of Dennis Hissar, says
a British statement issued from
Saloniki.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
HUGHES SAYS
FARMER HAS
BEEN IGNORED
IN URGING ENACTMENT OF AD-
AMSON BILL, REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE CHARGES WILSON IG-
NoRE0 AGRlcULTuRlsTs.

Hastings, Neb., Oct. 16.-Charles +.
Hughes today told a crowd of farmers
here that the democratic administration
ignored the agricultural interests of
the country in urging the enactment
of the Adamson law
The republican nominee in support
of his contention cited a telegram from
Harry n. Poue, president of the
Farmers Union of Texas. to President
Wilson, requesting that the farmers
be permitted to submit data in the
arbitration proceedings between the
railroads and the brotherhOods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
Rumanian Divisions Wiped Out

Berlin, Oct. 16.-"The Ru-
manian second army in its re-
treat in Pennsylvania, lost ap-
proximately two divisions"
says the Overseas News. The
Rumanian first army and the
larger part of the second army
were virtually annihilated
when a successful attack was
made on the first army at Ber-
mannstadt by the Austro-Ger-
mans. The Rumanians planned
to send a second army to the
assistance of the first army,
but the second army advanced
, 100 fast eastwardly and was
forced to retreat in haste, and
its retreat became a panicky
flight" continues the state
ment.
Seventy-four aeroplanes of
which twenty-one were French
and fifty-three British, were
shot down by Germans during
the month of September, ac-
cording to an exact list COM
piled by German military
authorities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
Chaplin Taylor a Hero.

Washington. Oct. 16.-For courage
ously diving motor ambulance
through fire-swept zones and expos
ing himself TO enemy fire while sue
coring the wounded. Chaplain lie Roy
y. Taylor. L. S. Navy, has been high
ly commended in a report Just re-
ceiyed from Colonel J. II. Pendleton.
commanding the eXpeditionary force
of United States Marines operating
in Santo Domingo.
In letter to the Navy Department,
Major General George Barnett. com
manding the United States Marine
Corps. officially expressed his admi-
ration for the coolness and daring
displayed by Chaplain Taylor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
Soil Exposition Opened.

FL Paso, Texas, Oct. 16.-The Inter.
national Soil Products exposition
opened its doors to ,ae public Satur.
day night. The opening was without
ceremony, further than the blowing of
every whistle in town in welcome. The
city is crowded with visitors. The fair
will last ten days. The international
Irrigation congress also held the open
ing session OF its twenty third annual
meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
To
MAKEF|CHT ON
v|LL|STAS
GIVEN AMERICAN
MEMBERS OF JOINT coMmls-
SION THAT cAnRANzA WILL
CAMPAIGN AGAINST VILLA.

Atlantic City. y. j., Oct 16.-Luis
Cabrera, chairman Of the Mexican
placed before the Amer
ican members of the Mexican Ameri-
can joint commission today a state
ment from Ambassador Designate
Eliseo Arredondo. containing the as
surance of his government that an act
i've campaign against Villa is being
planned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
TWO NEGROES
LYNCHED BY
PADUCAH MOB
ONE WAS ACCUSED OF ATTACK
ING A WHITE WOMAN AND THE
OTHER OF APPROVING ACTION
OF THE OTHER NEGRO.

Paducah, Ky. Oct 1.-two negroes
we're lynched by a mob here today and
their bodies burned.
One of the negroes was charged with
attacking a white woman and the other
accused of voicing approval of the
other blacks action.
The negroes were taken from jail
by a mob of citizens who overpowered
the Jail guards and hanged the blacks
near the home of the woman that was
attacked.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

The Tulsa Trades and Labor coun-
Gil is preparing to erect a s25,OOO la
Dor temple there. The temporary
board of directors. chosen at the last
meeting OF that body, contains the
names OF two former Ardmore print
ers. George B. Johnson and Lewis
Marston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
AGAIN WARNING
IS SENT TO ALL
GULF SHIPPING
WEATHER BUREAU REPORTS IN
OlcATE TROPICAL STORM is
MOVING NORTH; NOW CROSS
ING NORTHERN YUcATAN.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 16.-The
tropical disturbance today is appar-
emily crossing the northern portion of
Yucatan peninsula. moving north or
northwest. according to reports to the
weather bureau
1t is still of marked character and
gulf shipping has again been advised
to take precautions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
IRON GATES OF THE
DANUBE"
GEN. MACKeNS SEN

Where Austria-Hungary Roumania
and Servia meet on the Danube Is one
of the important strategic points in
the present warfare, the river there
passing through the famous iron
gates" which barred navigation until
a channel was opened in 1896. The
Danube, which is second only TO the
Volga among European rivers, makes
two sharp turns there. changing its
course from northeast to south to
southwest The Iron gates are con
trolled by the Roumanians. On the
Hungarian side is the town of Orso-
va; on the Roumanian side is Turnu-
SEVERN. AT Orsova ION the Danube
near the Hungarian -Roumanian front
tier) we repulsed three enemy at
tacks," says Roumanian report.
Mackensen, the famous German gen.
eral, is fighting for the control of the
Danube, which means virtually the de-
cison of the fate of a large part of
the Balkan peninsula. 1t is for this
purpose that the German drive is un-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
WILL PROTEST THE RATES.
Texas Attorney General to Fight Pro-
posed Freight Rates for Texas.

Austin, Tex, oct. 16.-Attorney
General b. F. Dooney left today for
Washington where he will appear be-
fore the interstate commerce commits
sion next Thursday in protest against
the new freight rates recently pro-
mulgated by the railroads Of Texas
as a result of the commissions de-
cision in the Shreveport rate case and
which will become effective Noyem-
ber first
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
RR|T|SHAND FRENCH PUSHING
GERMANS STILL BACK ON SOMAAE
FRENCH PENETRATE GE' AN POSITIONS AT SAILLEY
SAIILESEL AND HAVk.%. CUPIED HOUSES ON EDGE
OF ROAD TO BAPAUMEotz
British Troops Yesterday Attacked

British Troops Yesterday Attacked u Positions North
east of Guedecourt, Three Miles % of Bapaume and
Penetrated German First Line but Kegained the
Lost Ground, After Counter Attacks ys Berlin state
ment FIR ont in Macedonia Have Pushed
Further Direction of DENIS Hissar Brit
ish Statement from Saloniki-Bern Says Rumanian Ar
nv in Pennsylvania Lost Approximately Two Divisions IN
Battle with Teutons Hermannstadt-Bern says Allies
Lost Seventy Four Aerop lanes During Month of Sep
tember
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
ALLIES WILL
RECOGNIZE
VEN|zELOS
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT SET
UP IN ISLAND OF CRETE BY
FORMER PREMIER OF GREECE
RECOGNIZED BY ENTENTE.

London. oct. 16.-The entente al
lies have formally recognized the pro-
visional government Of Greece in the
Island Of Crete. which was set up BY
former Premier Venizelos.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, Oct. 16.-The
weather forecast for Oklahoma
for tonight is fair and colder
Tuesday fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-16

]. II. billiard OF Wilson was in the
city today on business.
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Bad Financ

Three refIneries locating just across
the line in Kansas recently which will
be fed by Oklahoma crude; transport
ing storage oil to Kansas and other
states where oil men have few
rights left; the tearing down and
abandonment of great tank farms; the
removal from the state OF late of our
wealthiest men. shows wnat the short
sighted policies are bringing about
In this state.
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