davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
The Bulletins Circulation in Norwich is Double Ta.ses
Cap Paragraphs
paAnsh Steamer Struck a Mine.

London April 13, s:S1 p. m.-The
Danish seamer Dorthea struck a mine
Monday and foundered Immediately,
says a Lloyds Amsterdam despatch.
The crew was saved and landed at
Ymuiden. The captain was wounded.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
BRITISH BARK INyERLYcN
SUNK BY SUBMARINE
Lloyds Reports That Twelve Men of
Her Crew Were Picked Up.

London. April 13. 7.20 p. m-The
British bark Inverlyon has been sunk
by a submarine, according to a report
received by Lloyds. Twelve men o.
the crew were picked up.
The Inverlyon was a vessel of 1927
tons and was built in 1904 Her home
port was Aberdeen. The bark sailed
from Portland, Oregon. Dec. Z. for
Havre or Bordeaux was last reported
as leaving st. Michael, Azores, March
81
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
HELD IN BAIL OF $500
ON CHARGE OF 5IeAMY
John Arthur HamIin of Bridgeport
Admits Having Two Wives.

Bridgeport, Conn. April 13.-John
Arthur Hamlin, aged 50. a carnival
promoter. was held in hail of S1,500
for a hearing in the city court to-
morrow, on the charge Of bigamy,
when arraigned before Judge F. A
Bartlett today. Hamlin admits having
a wife in DowninEton. Pa, and another
in this city, whom he married within
a year.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

Two men lost their lives during a
fire aboard the Spanish steamer Angel
3. Perez, Lisbon for Philadelphia, which
put in at ST. Michaels Azores.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
Movements of Steamships.

KirlzwaIl. April 11.-Sailed, steamer
Hellig Olay (from Copenhagen. New
York
New York. April IS Arrived:
steamer St. Paul, Liverpool.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

The death of Lieut.. Federio Di Palma
of the Italian army. who married Miss
Rosalie A. Williams OF Lowell, Mass
was announced in a cablegram.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

William e. Luke, aged "a, of Brook
lyn, civil engineer, employed by the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey, died
at Allentown, Pa, of injuries received
when he was stabbed at South Bethle-
hem on March IL after an argument
over the possession Of a seat.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

Mrs. Ellen French AIdrich, former
mayor of Dayton, o., was elected the
first woman mayor of SayteIle, o.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

EmbaTgoes on all Canadian points
have been lifted by the Canadian Pa
cific railroad.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

More than $1,000, 900 has already been
spent BY the United States in the hunt
for Francisco Villa.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
FIVE BOX CARS GO DOWN
FIFTY-FcoT ENHANCEMENT
DeraiIed by a Fallen Brake Beam
South of Lime Rock.

Lime Rock, Conn. Sept. 13.-FIve
box cars of a south bound freight train
on the New York. New Haven ana
Hartford railroad. derailing by a fall
en- brake beam, pitched down a 50-foot
embankment just south of here early
today. 4 sixth car also left the rails
but remained on the roadbed. Traffic
was delayed for several hours No one
was injured.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
Double T ANY Paper Largest Connecticut
;ut in Proportion to the Citys Population
Condensed kilograms

London.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

Employees of the Cleveland street car
lines have demanded OF the company
40 cents an hour for all motormen and
conductors, beginning May l.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

Philsnder c. Knox filed papers at
Harrisburg, Pa, as a candidate for
the nomination of United States sena-
tor on the republican ticket
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

plague of pheasants has struck
Portland, Ore. Game laws prevent the
slaughter of the birds, which fly into
houses and dig up plants.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14

The Brazilian steamer Guajara ar
rived at Norfolk. Va, in a damaged
condition. A salvage crew of the
steamer SiXaola was in charge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-17

bcrbclacfommeL DDS geben gebt
peiter, mir cher hdbfn ms IN NIT.
Der Aeiianation bon benz @etricbe
Der Iorten WeIt suriidgesoaen. llnO
IN oieicS Itinc Si6beideioen fIinat
e IicbIih aus fcrner Sllgen05eit 5i
uns hcriiber. Mir balteu Moit i'm
@eiafla, oeiien nupiocritebIihcr
3alIber ms uud) bout nod ilmiptunt,
Tenn scr @ciit blicb friidl unO auf.
nabmefabiS fir ons Sh0ne. Mi
Der ShncIIe 6cs 9ebeusnbeaos, ben
mir frieOIid Su bcidIieben bofien
tragt 0as 9ico inns biniueg iiber.
mandc8 2rio uno bic guttduihun.
gen nrrfloiiencr Sabre.
lluo fam's aud an0crS. mic mir einit
geOlht
60 ihoir mir 0ennoh fnnen6 germ
5uriid;
GAS lit sic 3cit, mo- oes @eionaes
gedht
@or fiB inns mdbnt oil l1tiglt emf.
idjipurOues Slid.
So bcrbcrrIiht Is unier ue6icI.
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Ram cbne Sic Gribiinc
nicl,t fcrtiS tucrScn!

gsaco. gorf 60. glcbr., IS. AM.
&ertc Idalide GnaUa 5ribinei
Irob0eln i1 iDe1en Der erntc
lneitig 3eit 5urn gcien babe, ID mIll
i'd 0cllnoh bic 1aelihe Gmnbo
9ribine meter beitrllcn. sd iiber.
gcbe Oesbolb ,S6rcm 2ofalogcllterl
@erru q. 9raage $500 fir Elm
mciteres babies ssobr. bonn i'd
fam obie Die EdgIide Gnlohd Fri.
hilne qniis cinf1dj nid]t fertie mer.
Den. 5ie briugt inns itets Die men.
eiten uno wo1rbeitsgetrellen ye.
fihte uber ben ariea uno entbdli
aud III anberer @iniift iebr bieI
Invertebrates uno BelebrenOes.
8ir hntten bier cine quite Grnte.
IooaB nieman0 lid ait betloaen bot.
Iir moaen mn 1offen nn0 min.
iden, OnB unler nItes @ntcrIonf
cinen boloiacn ebrenboIlen 5rieber
Iuringen miro.
Wlit ocuflhem Grub Sbr,
&er1tlann ne Boor.
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9as otutide 2ieO ipridt

einem onoerpn Screen in iiibem Gr.
ldlallern iidl Suneigt, oa ipannt i'll
Qieoe bic ilnge Seele 9llld'
ielig lire Ghpiuaen ans n1o tic
tigf Die ihlidte @abrbeit
oer 3ihternorte.
llun I1dlt bic 3utunit nns in roi ger
gradt,
Neil nod fem Saudi Der 2iebe @Ind
geitreiit;
Gas lit bic Set, ba oes @eionges
Wlodt
Am irIigiten Elm 6rnuenber8 err
greiitl
Die Sabre eilen IND Die SugeriO
fIiebt. Sim itiaen, Gdlslideu @erOe
Doltet Idngit ihon bic Iieblidc Bot.
tin. lln6 mie6er it's ons gieo,
oas l6er tauicuo aItngsicrBen fic
erbebt unto ibr bic Gage ionnenbea
bertldrt. Sci ollen froben anIdifeu
un0 nlauEigfafen 5amiIienieiten
oarf es niaindls fellen. gon inni.
ger 81rtliAfeit uicgt Die nod 70
mdodenbafta gran ibren Gritgebo-
renen oatgtt in ben SdIummer,
un0.
Bon ibreu 2ippen fonts 5ur sliten
Nad)t
Gem tbenrcn SIND, oas tie 70 treu
tunHeat;
Gns lit Die 3cit, no res @eiaiiaes
Mladf
Nm tieften uobl Gin 8raneHberj
beme9t!
Mir0rr rpIlcn bic Sabre 0nhin.
NIB bic 3eit, ID uaieren Mirfen
mo Etreben nidt mehr Die alfc
Spunnfrdft taneinobna. lit 1aaertdt
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Omaha Sdneerfcit
bat Scpmlc ecmacbt!
@urtlnHo, Greg, wiuidt Die beim
bicitscu Sen nnfseih9rteu cr'
iDlgreiden SinOerdorc.

gortlano, Srcd. 10. Wing, 1916.
liciH lic5er Serr Better
Is bcite6t bier Sic Abiidt, in
Sdnqcricit rcs 3or6. &aeiiie Gem
acr6ua6cs, ucld)es i'm SSuli u0ditcu
Sobres bier itatt fin0cu ioa, cinen
qinocrhor m%itiDirfcn Sit lailcn.
Sd ulod)te Gle initauoioit bitten 81
pcroulaiich 0oB lus Die 9lotcn oes
ainocrmcres, melder al Sbrem 10
eriolgrciG perlauieHen Sangertelt
teiluabm, 5tacitcllt pcroen. gSie
ans mitacteilt miro, ioa Sbr Sim
0erdor Icbr gum Grfolg OeS 51neer
fcite5 bcinctraacn baben. ylatilr
lid mdre erpunidlt. 2ieoer un0 &c.
len In boiler 3obl 81 erholten; be-
iou0ers aber bic O~oaitoH6iacn no
ten 0es Crdeitcrs, wcld)cs bic Sim,
ecrdore bcaleitcte. IS peritebt lid
RON icibit, onB mir iitr cine &rrgit'
tiqilng germ bcreit limo uno Ger.
antmortung Der 8iidiernung ilbcr
uehmen.
Goppelt onnfbnr mare i'd Sbneit,
mnn Die 4ngelcgcnbeit bnlOmOg'
.lidlit crle0iqt mcrOcn fonnte, b.
91itte S~eptcubcr bic 9roben be.
.qhtnen iollcn. mo oitsDartige @e.
mciuOcn ben g9uuid eeduBcrt BADEN,
.ihre &in0er ain Gbor t%eilnchmcn 81
.~ldIielE Aud mare idl 5hnen oarf
bar .lir lteberieuOmig eiues @ro.
Iorarnl1es ocs oer1eiti5en Sdn9cr
I~fritcs, lpie iiber1oupt fir icbcn aat
fdtaa, SEN Sic ms crtcilen toiulen
Nit frgpnoIiden @riiBcn, 5br
crgcbelicr
G0dar @inter.
C6ne Tyroqc miro Iiriscnt &ecit
Dem Slni6c ser gortlan0cr
S6naerfeit @eicaidnit acrnc emf
inredcn un0 ifnten bic Grdcitrr.
npten lmicre5 ainDcrdpres sur Scr
fiiaualo Itclen. 4ber borerlt niil
Ier nit OcIn @rouo Ssldnoer Gan
I9erfcit icrtia pcroen.
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uoIe6 DaIrin NIB Ipen0et uns IeIbIt
am @rnbr nod heiIIamen GroIt,
beB entidEafenrn @1noer ein Iebtcs
gebeipobl mibmcno. Drum poIcu
mir bente. mo- Die Faniaren les
Ariegcs ben eiHBiaen Wibton in
unfercr 5eItesireu6c bilocL un.
ierer ebrsnpfIidt ooppeIt eifria
s%eHiiaeu mo cine bobe aiiIturauf.
gobe 81 noIlhrinoen iuden. Sinh
nidDt oild rniere mltbigcn Oeutihen
aompcn iubeln0 un0 iin9eno III ben
Streit ge3oncn. Oas 8atcrlanb 5u
iAiieen2 7ieie Selhen Oentcn &c.
plb nidt baron, uls oieicn colen
@enub ST miBs0uneu oocr gar
idmdlern gI ipolen. 60 brauie
oeun empor. ou mGdtiaes orntides
yieo on tbeiires @ermdftnib unie'
rer gaterl Sn fcincr SceIe iiuO
uobl Sans oerflrmsct bic @eiien,
bic bic 0ti;tter uns ecimtgeu, uno
oarum pirit on ME 70 IaHoe mir
atbmet, bon inns bergeiien merOenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-17

Gettaae BON ooppelt midtiger
seoosflng llegel ucr ulls. 3u
ehren 0eutihen 9ieOes 0es folt.
aiteG pds al geiiti8en Sddben
NE aite 0sinlatB inns geboten, uno
0as init AAS nleerilber ~geluaaoert lit,
aui aid III Der GrenIOe inns naBe Sit
bEribeu. myre bal0 EN- Set ieinen
fHfana ne9men.
gIIih an uaiere 0eatIden 6ruu.
I'll III naurHeAr Der chreupoae 9fuf
r9aglggt, Dem f~riumpbalen GrfoIge
oieies 6etes Der 5reuoe, Der nobl
aiim 0ieies W1aI nidt dnsbLeiben
Hrfh i5rc better araftc 5l mio.
men. Grit beiofIDerer @euugtbuung
aegraBen mir 0as Sin5u5ieben sur
itfairfu1g unierer 9eutid .4meri-
dHarinsieu on 0ieier groBen uno Sc.
A~eAtiaaagn Code, nadOern ibnen
Iange idon III ssieIigtroutem
reiIe Sic beHre Gdonbeit oes oeitt.
ldef 2ieoes itd o~ffeabarte.
5taIo o9h Die Srau BON alters.
fer Dem faben @oblIoiit ans meaid.
der aebIe tets frelmotih gegel.
t6er ual0 e~fn5tHlaIs empfing aus
arter Sono Der MinneIdnger ben
reupreis 81 ieoe Gaze ibres
ebea oangt Hh nod bette oas
e0 ESD bcrriles hefterc alnocr
a baiiteu @eigen fid 0reberL En-
id0aI es III ~hersinnigeiL un~geifpteii
5i1ea. inns uiadjtig oiirhbralilt 6
BIT meiten SaIlen Der SmnleH mo
It'd Me iigen0 5ur gegeIite-
ring fit afEcs Grbnbene anitiu.
aq MnM aber Damn Die monnlae
5t DO uuier srB sim erlen Nial
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~5citunsskcitcn loRer!
gsir bird ben S,rirg bic Scritcanna
BON 3cinnscn cridWcrt iunrbe.

,sar Dielcs lit Der arieg eeraat
lportIid aeraadIt morDen: iilr Dlcles
Oos nidlt int 0eringitcn NIT oein
arieae III 3uiaunuenbang itebt. Gns
ober Ser europaiihe Srieg bic Scr
itaaunq bon 3citungeu Uertellerte.
lit nidlt cine aaiid,t ocer nur ENC
gebaliptuug, ioa0crn cine beltehen
DC Intiode.
Ger 8rcis bon jeoem artIfel Der
sur @eritelun5 eincr 3eltung llotl9
lit, lit ieit aisGrltdl oes europaiihen
qrieaes I'M 4ngnit 1914, geltleacil
nab omar bon / 9ro3ent bis 5tt
5000 Rosetf. Oh 6eritelllne bon
Qrieasmateridl uno aieioungsisiIGeS
fiir Sic 5ol6oten III Den 5diIteH
araben bat iotieI Nldterial ueldlc
fiir oas 7rndcn BON 3cititigsn rot
ipefl0ia III. OTIS 0ent geiubbHlidlclt
9aa0el gebradt ooB utbdtaaoigt
mo go6e 9reii Jest bic 8egel lino.
Scr ioloen einf9e erempel:
3uerit murbe otr Wiangel ali VIC
tai acipart, Der iih Surdl bic 0luui.
transformation bcmerftnr madlfe
1A glei, oas 6anpti1dllih bier IL
Sen Ser. Staoten bergcifellt mttroc.
1T orrdJ bic Standardization bon
S125 por 0eRt arieae ani $.25
Der 6itnoert 0elpid]t geitiegcu.
Gum peldpes mel gebrdufjt mir
III Dem Sdriftmet1ll, itebt gum arc.
zen geile inter engliiher aniitroat
mo mir0 MIR elpprtiert nit Der er.
.lcubnis 6rr bri!iidlen Negieruua
1911 muroe III atefu gorf Oer 4rcis
fir eincn 2lof Sim nit $40 aage
oc6en. Seufe foIren tleinere Guan
|titdfen Don 100 8fiin1en $50.
Mntimoniulu bic erbdrtenoc Cub
Itan5 oes 5friffmetols. miro aud
fir ggropneas eebraudt, ionic 5ill
S%ertealng bon @nsbonDen 5ebI
iorqfaltig aeidtmeI5te 0orinticncf
eicies IetaIs fnnen tor Dem srie
ae BON eurono. Ger 9reis III
loo Ifun0 BerDid)t mar IS bis So
Ger gegeupdrEler geoorf fontt,
CHS Dem ierren Citen. oenH nei
europa III oirics Nlpfaa faIi ga
) niGt ntebr III erbalteil, un0 selte
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etrua $ll Der 100 @auidt.
glls elm 8ciuliot ocS groBcn sScr.
brnudS non atobmctoll lit Dos
SGriitiubmctoll, peltes nor Gem
arieec int a~leinbonorl 81 per bun.
bert 4hnno ~foitrte aui Sll gcitte.
gen. alio 100 &rojent.
Stercotppc fpirroe Dor Is g2ona.
Ten fiir uueeidbr IS p%crtauit, Jest
fuitet Is SIG.
Sir Monotppe Nletna. meIdes
iritDer $40 ~foitcte. mnb iest 5Di'
idcl $3.50 mo $50 be5oblt lper.
0cn.
Dieie greiic iuto ourd)aus riht
~irititebeno. IonOcrn MIR Der Gurdl'
id)nitt oilf Dem Marfte Ocs lettcn
SabreS mo iiu0 nod iortpagrcno
iii Stcigcn bc9riiicn.
aiemcnleOer lit ppn 30 nuf 40
8ro3ent binanf9cgongen lett Dem
9usbrudl Der Scinoicligtciteu.
GrudroIlen, Sic Tn Der @ouptIad)r
uus geim 8lDtcrin umO 0~toIGlies
beite9er, limo GIeihiols etlua Is
4ro5ent geitiegcu.
@lDeerin Dos lit groBcn Weiaen
SIR 9eritelliuns BON erpIoiiuitdtfcn
aebroud)t miro, lit BON 1872 Gents
per 8iuno duf ~ Gents bodgcgnt.
gen uno iteiet beitanois.
2cim lit iiG I'M 8reile 5ientlit]
glei6 ge%bIiebcn. cher 9toloiie lit bon
20 nui Is Gents per 4iunO g.
itieseu.
Gie Nreiie fir ipoaeue 1etferl
mo 5il5. nelhc gum 9crpafrn Der
Gridcrpreiie 9ebrauht wcrOen, limo
tart ourd) ben elropaiid)cn arieq
beeiuflibt por0en. gicu gorfer
0totlcr uerldngcn ooiiir 10 bis 81
Gro5eut mebr ais III 1914. 81
oemielben Ntabe iino 5tereotep.
oeten gcltiegcn.
q miro Dernnihla9t, onB etlut
cine Billion 8iuno Moae gcbrauht
por0cn lit, I'M Ilniformeu uno len
itigc 8e0orfsgegerlitauoe ber3nigallG
fur oie 5olodten. Ca abcr oil
Qleioer, melde lit 0en Shiibenard
ben getragcn muroen, nidjt ais 2im
pcn perfauit mer0cn f0rmciL ion0eu
perbrannt mcrocu miiiicb 10 mirl
0ieie @oae, me oud Die 9numnoae
mclfe iollit in bic GopiermatleI
gebt, gon5lih bcrnidtct. mpourd
Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mie0crtm
niel ent8ogen miro.
Gin al0errr llnlitann lit, hai
8oae, mrlhc pon 0eu britilden gc
fieuiget nod) Den Scr. 5tantcn int
portiert miro. Ourd Den @ollcn
9erbau0 in Yoitcu be5ogen merOel
muB. Gieic Organization it &c
5tpungeu porOctb itA 5u perpflid,
ten, oob Die 3eHtrolmoftc feiu
g9oae oouon 5efonimen, ebelIio ia
1en Die 4aiicrten bic dobrttoatcl
J mo W1aflcr ga3tultnecL iid IN Dici
Ige0ingung 3u barpflidtcn. Gas ia
oiel oo8u bei9etrogen, Den 8rels 81
erb0bcn, nnb Is it feline Ausiidj
0orbaaOeHL oob ber 9reis III ab
iebbarer 3eit pic0er iinfcn mirh
@umml0edea, melhe gsp,nfdq
5um 9erpnfen gebraudt prrne1
limo I'M 10 Ero5ent in Die 95b
aegdnget.
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bei muiifoliihcn 8cItlidjfeiten Smns
ba'S ltets eiu beliebter Sdnger III.
e. 6. 866mer.
llnicrer 5taQtsbauptitaot 2ineoln
beitbefumteiter SGugcr lit Ser &.
s. @o6mer, Der ouf Dem @rano
5slonocr 51ngcrieit su 8tst fom.
men miro. SEER 9obmcr mar einer
Der SoIiiten oeS Gmnbn 5dn9er,
feites.
SRI. @arjOrie Np6l,
9odter bon Stootsienotor GGil. $.
aobl bon @agne.
Sri. 9ioriorie aobL Goater BON
Gtoatsienotor qbil. 8. aohl i'll
8npnc, miro ali Dem Staats San.
gerfeit IN 8ronS Sslano als enc
Der Soliitinnen o%uftreten. sri.
.aohl berfigt iiber cine pr1d)tige
aontrnltoitimie bic out n~llsaebil.
Oct lit. 6rl. aobI lit in 8opue ge,
ooref, bat 0ie 0oft1ge S0dlihnle
.uno Stoats gtornolidnle obioluiert.
gnrnuf nbiolnierte tie bic 9al0min
5duIe, 8rBn Molpr, go. S5n let.
ten Sabre bat iie auf Der selauo
9oners aunitidule 0ramatiiden
llnterridlt 8%cnonuten lnO auf 0cn
beriibmten gieiu Gnglanb gonierua.
torn in Bolton @eiong itioicrt. Sie
miro i'm foMnenoen g9inter i6re
5tuoien cert f%orticbcn. 5rl. ao6l
lit cine biibihe Grifeimlng ltn0 Der.
ilgt iiber cine ionmetlpeidjc Siim.
me. Die iunge 91ngerin oilriic
|nidlt berfeblen orf Dem Sangerfelt.
IgroBen ginorld el MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-17

Came bat nidlt llilr cine quito Stim.
INC. lie 3cifnct lid audi b%eionoers
olrdl ibren treffIidet Gortrag Der
giencr aus. Wlon iieht In Deitcn
areiicn nit ungenobnlidleua Snterei.
ie Der tpeiteren 2%oufbnbii Der inrgen
51ngeriit enigegerL.
6rit glict6.
Gin garitoni1neer bon id0nen
5timlllilitteln ufto eroBem Gem.
p%crnnlent III SER 5ris Mietb, Der
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Sins he,It staatt.

NorfoIf. gm Rciigbt 1T bier bic
Mohrihf cingrtroffcu, 0nB 8Gn0i
icrI. lucidc 0as Yoitonit Ill Gof0ole
ausroubten. bort Oingfcit 1cHadt
lDoroen Iirb.
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,Siir oos in oicien Iagcn IN IA.
oen in @ron0 Sslano it~attiinoenoe
5dnqcrfcit 6eS gtcbrasfn Sanger
buu0cs lit cine 4f5abI tildtigcr 60
liiten eneogiert woroen.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
TEUTONS BEING GIVEN
FINAL BLOW IN AFRICA

London, Aug. s. - General Louis
Botha, premier of the Union of
South Africa, has arrived in German
East Africa to witness what is believ-
ed probably the last phase of the
operations against Germanys one re-
naming colony. General Botha was
present at the recent fighting north
Of the German Central railway. which
resulted in a British advance to and
occupation of the lines at Kilimatinde
and other points.
Meanwhile, with the occupation of
Ujiji by the Belgians ard Of Sadani
and other coast ports by the British,
the Germans apparently are afforded
only the opportunity of retreating into
the southeastern corner of the colony
where the Portuguese, in their East
African possession. are awaiting them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
FINDS WIFE is HIS SISTER
After Nine Years Married Life Couple
Discover Relationship.

Madison, Wis, Aug. S.-Roger New
ton, a University of Wisconsin gradu-
ate, of Globe, Ariz has discovered
that his wife whom he married nine
years ago is his sister.
Newton, whose real name is George
Porter is the son of carpenter in
Spokane, Wash. When his father was
injured George was placed in an or
phanage. He was later adopted by
Howard Newton, who moved east.
His adopted parents educated him
at the University of Michigan. After
leaving college, Porter, who had TAX
en- the name Of Newton, returned to
the Pacific northwest. While in Port
land ore, he married Miss Elizabeth
Porter.
The other day Newton found a
locket in an old trulR. He opened it
and found a tintype of his parents
When he showed it to his wife she
tainted. The picture was one Of her
own father and mother. She had
known of a brother but had never
known what had become of him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
ZINC MINING
Has SLACKENED
III ARDUCKLES
DUE, OPERATORS DECLARE, TO
LACK OF TRANSPORTATION -
INTERURBAN WOULD SOLVE
PROBLEM.

W. F. Beard. who owns extensive
mining interests in the Arbuckle
mountains, was in the city today and
states that activities in the mines
have slackened to some extent within
the past few weeks, although the
Robinett mine is getting out approxi-
mately five tons of ore daily.
Mr.. Beard says that the one great
thing lacking in the development of
the mines in the Arbuckles is a means
of transportation. With an interurban
road connecting with the field he says
things in the Arbuckles would pick
up rapidly and a new town would soon
be established.
Mr. Beard has long urged capital
to take hold of this proposition, and
says he is willing to divide his hold
ings. which are extensive, with any
one who will promote an interurban
railway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
BONDS SOLD FOR
MUNICIPAL M
PROVEMENT
w. A. BROOKS OF OkLAH OMA
CITY PURCHASES ENTIRE ISSUE
OF ONE HUNDRED THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.

The bonds recently voted by the
city for one hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars for public improvements
were purchased by w. A. Brooks of
Oklahoma City. The bonds brought
par and accrued interest, the pur-
chaser agreeing to pay all expenses
of the bond issue.
Sixty thousand dollars of this
amount will be used for purchasing
the site and erecting the convention
hall at the corner of Broadway and
c streets, northwest. The balance will
be used for extending the water and
sewer mains of the city and other
necessary improvements.
The people of the city are very
anxious to see work in all departments
begin, especially the work on the con-
vention hall.
Ardmore has long needed such a
structure. The city has been denied
many pleasures because there was no
place where the public could be at
tracted. The Lyceum Course of Ard
more has been practically dead for
two years, on this account, and there
is a general feeling that everything
will be changed when there is hall
of sufficient size that the public can
be accommodated at popular prices.
The water and sewer extensions
are absolutely necessary, if building
is to be extended, as cottages are
already erected far beyond the pres
ent limits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
MAN KILLED AT WRIT.
Huehey Caldwell of Chickasha Shot to
Death There Today.

Writ, Okla, Aug. 9.-Hughey Cald-
well. aged 26, whose home was Chick
asha, was shot to death in the rear
of a restaurant here this morning
about 6 o'clock He was shot once in
the right breast and once in the head.
Eddie Burns and "Curley" Gray were
placed under arrest and taken 70 the
Ardmore jail.
Some mystery surrounds the shoot
ing, it being a question in the minds
of the officers as to whether Cald-
well suicided or was murdered. Jus
tice of the Peace Wiseman' was call
ed to the scene but no inquest was
held on account of there being eye
witnesses.
Caldwell is said to have made a dy-
ing statement in which he said that
the shooting was an accident.
The dead mans wife is expected to
reach Writ late today to claim the
body
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
ILL HEALTH; DEsPoNDENT;
ALBERT ROGERS TAKES LIFE

Albert Rogers. "a, painter by trade
committed suicide late yesterday af-
ternoon by shooting himself in the
head with shotgun at the home of a
friend near Overbrook. Deceased had
been in poor health for some time,
and was despondent. He leaves a
brother. who resides in this city.
The funeral services were conduct
ed from the residence of Mr.. Russell,
by whom he was employed, this after
noon. with interment at Rose Hill
cemetery.