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Hvalezna ,domOvina.

Vsi vemo. da matt domovina ne pozabi ma
svoje sinove. Xxi so Sc zanjo zrtvovali i'll prolivali
svOjO kri. VemO, ker so nam tako govorili Sc V
nasi mladosti. In vemo nadalje, ker vsak dan
lahko citamo, kolikO zelcznih krizccv in svetlih
kolajn razdelujejo hvalezne dOmovine svojim 81
novom. Kdor ie bill kaj pc svetu, je tudi lahko vi
del razne spomcnike pc mestih, pa nekdanjih bo-
jiscih. 20 pokopaliScih. Napisi ma njih govorc o
hvaleznosti domOvine.
Kamen pretrpi, Ola ~napiscjo mani ali izdolbc-
jo vanj, kar hoccjo. Steer nam pripovedujcJo ST.
now domovine drugacne reel kakor napisi ma spo-
menikih.
V"Koelnische Zeitung'' so bill pred kratkim
sledeci oglasi:
Katera dobra rodbina hi oddala %ubogemu
ozenjenemu voincmu invalidu odlozenO oblcko IA
malO OdskodninO!
Cbog, poroccn vojni invalid prosi pleme-
nito misleGo gospodo IA odlozcno obleko prot cd
skodnini.
Katcri plemcnito mislcci podari ali proda
poceni ubogcmu. porocenemu, ma vojni %poSkodo-
vancmu mozu. Xxi BIO kmalu odpuScen, emo oblekog
Velikost Loo.
Katera plemenito misleca gosposka obiteli
odda potrebnemu vojnemu invalidu, Xxi DO sedaj
odpuscen. emo ali dive obleki in %povrsnik? Postava
rs, cclikost 1872. Odskodnina Sc plaza E.
To ie V eni sami steviki enega samega lista.
V Kelmorajnu izhaja wee listov. INVALID Sc ne
vracajo lie V Kelmorajnu, ampak v VISA mesta Mem
cije, v mestu skoraj vseh evropskih draw in V
vasi skoraj vseh evropskih draw.
voini invalid Sc v~rataio z zeleznim krizem
ali z medaljo 2 boisca. Ia obleko, ma katero hi 81
mogli pripeti ''odlikovanje", morajo pa beraciti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23
MiIitariSticna Industrial.

ANstrlJSkl nStl plSeJO:
Zlasii V Galiciji, kjer so Sc moral Rusi pred
nemsko-avStrlJsko ofenzivo z vo naglico umakni-
II ter SO ma svOjem begu pozgali vse, o cemer so
mogll misliti, ola hi mOglo sluziti vojski, 81 je IL
stvarlla armada sama pogosto z ma jprimitivnejsi-
mi sredstvi cello novo industrijo, XII pa ne prihaja
v dobro samo ~vojastvu samemu, martec, kakor Sc
bahia vlada, tudi prebivalstvu. TreBa je bilo ope-
Ike, "A opekarne so bile razruSenc. Toda v KRAFT
KEN Sc jc dvignila liz razvalin enc navecjih ope-
karin, nova voJaska opekarna, XII je re cez nekaj
tednov izdelovala ma dan pc 1000 opek in je do
danes izdelala re mad tri miljone stavbne opeke.
Sledila le kmalu opeNarna tudi "a krovno opeko.
Nato Jc bilo treba misliti ma apnenice in ma tovar-
ne IA cement. Kleparstva, kliucavnicarstva, ko.
vacnlcc, kolarnice so vzrasle. Treba pa je bilo
desk. a zage so bile do malaga vse unicene. q mai
vccJimi tezkoGami in z naiprimitivneisimi sred-
stvi Sc jc ustanOvila prva zaga. XII Sc je le polago-
ma izpopolnjcvala. Danes jc V Galiciji re mno-
go Tag, kl izdeluJejo deske, tramovc in kole. &C.
10 Tx IA fronfo stoji TAXA zaga in ina vojaska IL
prava ma razpolago tudi re wee prenosnih gag. Ia
dovoz dcbel Je bio trcba zgraditi primitive poll
ske heleznicc in ce Je zmanjkalo ieleznih tra6nic,
so 81 %pomagali Z lesenimi. Sedaj izdelujejo te "a
&c ma dan ze do 400 IN desk, kolov in tramov ter
je bilo mad 1900 vagonov lesa ze porablienega sa-
mo ma 'front.'. Obenem so SO ustanovila mizarstva
i'll druge obrtnijc. Tudi kamnolomi so V sluzbi v0-
Jastva in sto in sto vagonov peska je re odslo ma
fronto. Mn0go slabih cest je bilo nasutih in mno-
go novih so vojaki zgradili. Pri TEN so Gene bale
mike in kot delavce uporabljajO ruske vOjne ujet-
nike.
cato so Gene mike. = R%azumemo Sc!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23
CHICAGO. ILL.,, DNE %. MAJA. (MAY) 1916.

mu ugodne prilike. Juzna Amerika je bila vslcd
voJne odrezana cd Europe; zlasti kupcija z Mem
clJo Je bila prekinjena. Deloma je prevzela to
trgovlno Amerika, deloma Sc pripravlja, da 10 Sc
prevzame. Med Zedinjenimi drzavami i'm Rustic
Sc pripravljajo trgovske zveze, vecinoma tudi ma
racun NemGije.
To je vse ambrozija "a kapitaliste Zedinjenih
drzav. Ali voJna jim kale, da 81 no da konkuren-
ca meni mic tebi mic jemati nailepSe profile il.
pred nosa, ampak razviia pred mimi zastavo svo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23
LETo (voL.) XII.

Je dezele, poJe ma sejmu svojo narodno himno, i'm
potrgne v imenu patriotizma tudi nee "a obram-
DO dobicka.
Diva ne moreta ropati ma enem mestu, he da
hi Sc prejalislei stepla.
Ameriski kapitalizem je to zaslutil in potem
ve Jasneje spoznaval. In sedaj We, da je "a ME
COVE interese potrebna armada.
Ia obrambo domovine
&c so kapitalisticni profit domovina, tedaj j.
ma prav. Ia pospesevanje in "a obrambo teh
proiltov le potrebna vojska, in STEER komercialno
militaristicna vojska, TAXA, da lahko z MO razpo-
laga pc svoji wolff, TAXA, da ie loGena cd ljudstva
IN nJegovih interesov. Skratka: Kapitalizem po-
trcbuje militarizem.
SedaJ Je storil prvi korak. Navidezno je Sc
skromen. 26O.O00 MOI stalne armada i'm 457 600
MOI millce Je pc merilu e~vropskih militaristicnih
draw maihna rec "a tako dezelo, kakrsna lie A.
merika.
Ia Zedinjene drzave z Min nemilitaristicno
preteklostJo je to znatna rec. kajti ia pomno-
zitev pravi, da dale Amerika svoji zgodovini in
svOjim tradiciiam slovo in Sc uvrsca med militia
r~istiGne dezele.
Ma tel poti Sc sedaj ne more ~ustaviti, dokler
vladajo V dezeli kapitalisti. Hoces noceS BIO mo-
rala naprej. "Zmerni" ljudski zastopniki, V res.
mel kapitalisticni zastopniki so sami dali militari-
stom orozje v roke in nicesar ne bodo mogli zoper-
staviti njihovlm argumentom.
"Zakaj ste ustvarili armadoG - bodo vprase.
vail militaristi.
Ia obrambo dezele, bodo odgovarjali oSet.
je domovine.
In militaristi jih bodo porogljivo premerili
cd glave do peta: "SmeSni ste, gospodjel" Po-
kazali jim bodo zemljevid, izmerii ODE obali. ka-
nadsko mejo, mehiSko mejo, panamski prekop, a.
merIske dominic, in pOtem Jill bodo posmesuo
vprasali, kako 81 zamisljajo obrambo ten meta s
pescico ameriske vojske, kako uspeSen BOZ z mo-
dernimi miljonskimi armadami Strokovnjasko
jim bodo dokazovali neuspesnost nase artileriie.
zaostalost nasih utrdb, nezadostnost nase zracne
f%1otile, pomanjkanje o~ficirjev, neizurjenust mos
iva.
Patrcs patricc pa bodo zijali, jecliali in ma
posled dovoljevali.
Tudi V Evropi nj prisel sedanji militarizem
kar naenkrat. Tudi njegovi prvi koraki so bill
skromni; armada, Xxi so Sc bojevale v letih As, 50.
DO so bile smesno majhne v primer $ sedaniimi.
Ali IL m~ajhnih zacetkov Sc je razvilo TO. kar lie Sc
daj.
Tako je bilo tudi V Ameriki treba le zacetka.
DalJe pa poJde stvar, in sicer z o~rjaSkimi koraki.
Mlhtarizem prihaja v Zedinjene drzave, kapitali-
sticm militarizem, n~ajhujsi nasprotnik demokra-
cije, najnevarnejse sredstvo roper d~elavstvo in
njegove boie.
Vprico tega dejstva Sc ne SINE igrati politika
ptica noJa. To resnico je treba spoznavati, liz
ME sc je treba uciti, tako uciti, ola Sc ne no delav-
stvo zIbalo V sanjah, ampak da bo znalo kljub
vsem peklenskim slam organizirati svoje moci in
- Zmagati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

Armada pod StrehO.

Ivczni senat je odobril predlog skupnega
kongresnega odbora o povecanju armada in mill.
tarizcm ie dosegcl zmago. Po zivahni debati ic
bl brez poimenskega glasovanja sprejet konfe-
rencni prcdlog, pc katerem Sc poviSa zvezna ar
mazda v mirner casu ma 211 900 MOI, V dobi voinc
pa ma 100000 MOI. Milica $ Stevilom 457. 1000 MOI
Sc postavlja pod zvezno kontrolo.
Nj dvOma, da odobri to prcdlogo tudi poslan-
ska zbornica, i'll preden bodo te vrste matisnjene,
no ia sklep nemara ze ~izvrSen. Potem "a potrdi
Sc predsednik Wilson, in tedaj imajo militaristi.
kar so hoteli.
Namrec vsega $ tenn pac Sc nimajo to pri-
znamo. Apetiti militarizma JIG mnogo vecji ne
skoncen je. Ali ~storjen jc zacetek, in $ TEN jc
podkrepiJeno upanje, da ST no nadaljevalo. Lab
ko hi cello rckli, Ola hi to lie upanje. ampak goto-
voSt.
IedinJene drZave Sc doslcl MISC mogle ,imeno-
vati militaristicne Velikost armada je bila V pri-
meri $ stevilom prebivalstva i'll Z ogromnostjo de
zele neznatna. Ia vojska nj mogla dobiti vpliva
ma civilno upravo in hi mogla biti ME druzcga ka-
kor sredstvo Wade.
Sedanje povccanje pac tudi nj veliko, ce Sc
gleda Z evropskimi oGmi. Ali poveGanje ie, in V
MEM Sc izraza VOLTA. da Sc ustvari armada. XII BIO
"sposobna" Ia kaj maj DO s%posobna, to JIG dru-
30 vprasamje.
Ia obrambo domovine, cc DO napadena. pra-
WHO zagovorniki pripravliania. In V Ameriki Jill
j. mnogo, HI vcrJamejo, da ne gre Ia ME druzega.
ker mislijo. da jc Ia namen r~esnicen, Sc miljoni
navduSuJeJo "a rojaSko pripravlianje.
kdor Sc he da motif 5 frazami, We, da gre "a
ciSto druge reel. We pa tudi, Ola ic moral priti Sc
danji zacetck i'll da mora priti tudi nadaljevanje.
Amerika je kapitalisticna dezela. kapitali-
zcm brez miltarizma jc pa kakor clovek brez ro-
Ike. kakor potrebuje tovarnc in zeleznice. racun-
ske kniige in cenike, bankc in borzc, tako potre-
buje tudi vojsko.
Sedanja vojns je tudi "a ameriSke kapitaliste
Sofa. Tukaj je bilo mnogo dolarskih mogotcev. XII
so mislili, da Sc delajo kapitalistiene kupciie we'd
no lahko V blazenem miru in IA povzrocajo vojne
lie kralii in cesarji. krvavi kos zgodovinc, XII SC
sedaj vrsi, jim odpira oci, kazoc Jim velikc gospo-
darske interese, okrog katerih Sc suce klanje ma
rodOv. kdor je sposoben IA opazovanie resnicc,
spoznava, da ne izziva nobcna rec ma svetu tako
gotovO krvavih konfliktov, kakor profitarstvo in
kOnkurenca.
AmeriSki kapitaIizem hotc delati profile ka-
kor vsak drugi. RajSi zrtvujc cloveka kakor do
lar, rajsi miljonske armada kakor velike dobicke.
Nidel je, kako so ncmSki in angleSki kapitalisticni
interest trcili drugi oh druge, kako Sc je IL tcga
izkresal ogcni in kako ST. je vnelo pol sveta.
Cd opalovania tega prizora je pa le kratka
pot do spoznanja, da pridejo tudi amcriski ka-
pitalisti danes ali iutri lahko pred alternative:
pa tepo zanjc.
AmeriSki kapitalizem lima intercse dalec mao
krog. Povsod stika ia trpi. Ma kitajskem isce
kupcije kakor ma Angleskcm. Povsod pa najde
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

konkurente. Vojna JIG mnogo izpremenila ma sve-
tovnem trgu. i'll je zelo podprla ameriske interese.
,Prinesla ie denarja V dezelo "a ~orozje'in munici-
20 IN druge vojne potrebScine Sc ga DO prinaSala
" obliki obresti IA vojna posojila.
ii miljoni nocejo mrtvi oblezati. Po plodo.
vitosti streme; "mlade Gocejo dobiti. Isce Sc
prliika "a inveStacije, Ia Pemnozitev produkcije.
Povecano proizvajanic blaga zahteva poveGano
trgovino.
Iuintam Sc ponujajo ameriSkemu k~apitaliz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23
Pc SVetu.

NcwyorSka poSta ina zapoSlcnih $50 urad-
mkOv, Soferjev in drugih dclavccv. Xadnic leto
jc imcla po porocilu glavncga poStarja NJ. Morga-
ma dohodkov $50, III ,60201 in $l0,915.2l299
s,roSkOv; torcj $l9,2ll, 1902 ciStega dobiCka.
Dobicek Sc je V primeri z letom 1914 povecal IA
2.1S cdStotkov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

preiskujcio diplomatitno correspondence. razkriti
izkusajo, kar Sc ie godilo "a politicnimi kulisami.
Tudi monarhicni interest Sc tehtaio, narodna
vpraSanja in narodna ~nasprotja Sc Studiraio.
Tcmeljito hi ii ljudje radi opravili svoio nalogo.
NemSka vlada jc Svicarski izrekla svojc obza-
lovanic, kcr sta prisla pri torpediranju parnika
Sussex diva svicarska drSavljana OBJ zivljenje, ter
JIG obljubila, da plaza rodbinalna odskodnino. To
j. posledica priznanja, Xxi ga je NemGija storila a
meriSki vladi, da jc niena submarine t~orpcdira-
la Sussex. Svicarska vlada ic poslala Nemciii
Svoj protest dine 3. maja.
''Kuryer Polski" poroGa, Ola DO v Piotrkovi
Ivcdcn davek ma okna. Okna bodo razdcljena ma
tri skupinc in davek BIO znaSal glcde ma skupino
s H., | * in 80 V. Trgovinc bodo p%lacevale od
svoiih oxen ), 10 in 20 X.
Kdor JIG doslci Sc mislil, ola ie V kapitalisticni
druzbi kakSna rec zastoni. DO scdai morda lozc
razuncl, Ola jc tudi "a zrak in solnce trcba pla-
cati.
Polozai V NcmGii. kar Sc tee zivcza. ic iako
resen. da ic prebivaIstvo sedai prisiljcno JEST
'lesni kruh,' kakor poroca Edward Roentgcn,
ncmSki godbcnik i'm neGak odkritelja Rocntgcno-
vega zarka, Xxi je dospel zacetkom maja IL Europe.
G.. Roentgen je odpotoval IL Berlina zacctkom
aprila in takra;, pravi, so oblastva mlela lesna
vlakna "a pomesanje s psenicno moko. IL tie me-
sanice so pekli kruh, Xxi je incl odlo6en okus po
lesu. Nj cuda oh teh raZmerah da prihajaio
neprenchoma poroGila o densonstraciiah zaradi
lakote.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

kje je konec vojne, Sc ne vemo. Koliko ia
kin oglasov bo pa takrat pc cas-, ,isih, ko Sc vrne-
jo celc armade invalidov, 81 pa lahko mislimo pc
TEN zacctku. &c tc uboge zrtvc kapitalizma in
~njegovih kronanih agentOv ne vedo, kako Sc bodo
oblaciIe. tedaj 81 je lahko izracunati, kako DO z
drugimi zivIjcnskimi potrebami. Teoreticna hva-
leznost domovinc ST ne more JEST, pod kolajno ali
pod zeleznim krizem Sc ne more stanovati in spa
ii.
Sele kadar bo vojna k%oncana, so pokaze v po-
polni grozoti vse tisto gorj6, Xxi ga je povzrocila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

CcSki n~aSeljcnci V raznih ncmSkih mcstih so
tckom lei ustanovili cello vrSto sokolSkih drustcv.
Zasti V Bcrlinu, Y Drazdanih, Y llamburku 81
bila velika ceSka sokolska druStva. Sedai JIG
nemSka vlada CcSka sokolska druStva prepovc-
dala.
IaCctkom voinc so Ncmci prevaiali ''Kdc
domov mnj" III drugc ceSke pcsmi in iih peli.
Zdi SC, da jc bilo tc liubezni nitro konec.
Sc vcdno 81 prizadevajo Iiudie. o katcrih SC
sod, da imajo kai V CLAW, da hi naSli prave
vzroke ~svetovne vojne. Vecina Jill jc prcpricana,
da jc iSkati te vzroke V gospodarskih razmcrah.
V kapitalisticni konkurenci, zlasti V konkurcLci
Anglije in NemCijc. Drugi brskaio pc arhivih,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

List n koristi dslav-
sksaa hudstva. Delav-
OF 90 opraviSsni do
vega kar ~Productraio.
THE paper 10 devoted
20 the interests OF the
working clAss. Work
ere are entitled to all
what they produce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Humble Has Good Well.

Humble Oil company's No. l Lucy
Treebee in the northwest corner Of
24-4 3 had a gas sand from S44 to $50
The sand was light. From $50 to S95
it had an oil sand that threw oil all
over the derrick through the ten-inch
casing From 967 to 977 it had sand
with an oil showing. At zoos it had
another sand the thickness of which
was not learned but it was not an
important one At 1870 the drill reach
ed the top of another sand, and at the
last report received bere the drill had
penetrated this pay depth of 10 feet.
The well is better than Producers Oil
company's No. l, directly to the north,
and is probably good for 200 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Cnditions in the East.

Writ Franklin, who recently return
ed from New York, states that condi-
tions are very prosperous IN the east.
The newspapers are full Of campaign
matter but the people as rule are
discussing politics very little. Mr..
Franklin says one can learn about as
much of the politics of the country
here as he can there for the reason
that the press Of the country is be-
ing depended upon for information.
From the best he could learn the
election promises to be very close as
far as New York is concerned and
that means most likely that it will be
close as to the entire nation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Paper Mills to Use New Woods.

Washington, oct. 19.-As the result
of studies which nave been made at
the Forest Products Laboratory on
methods of handling wood chips suit
able for paper pulp it is announced
that Wisconsin paper companies are
now negotiating with the railroads for
shipment to their factories of eXper-
mental train loads of chips of west
ern woods adapted to paper making
Previous investigations by the forest
service have demonstrated that good
grades of paper can be made from a
number of western woods. The eN-
perts now estimate that some of these
woods, when cut into chips and dried
and baled, can be delivered to the
mills in Wisconsin at a very small
advance over the cost of chips made
from local timber. If a favorable
freight rate can be obtained, they say,
the great quantity of pulpwood on the
national forests should prove to be
a considerable factor in supplying ia
vorably located paper mills with the
necessary raw material. In Wiscon-
sin alone. it is stated. there is an
annual market for over 100000 cords
Of pulpwood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Story of Atlantic Island.

Plato tcIs the story of the great
island Of Atlantis and puts its eXis-
tcnce 1900 years before his time. His
location of it Is about half way be-
tween the western projection Of Africa
and the Gulf Of Mexico. Its civilian
tion was supposed to be very advanced
ana its powerful armies We're said to
have penetrated Africa as far as
Egypt. The whole island, according
to this legend, was cngulfcd by the sea
in day and II night. Another story
says that great earthquake destroyed
the island. The legend was ascribed
to Egyptian priests, and ON some old
Italian maps Atlantis is placed to tho
westward Of the Azores. Among some
tribes of South and Central America
there Is the legend Of Il vast catnclysm
which cngulfed great extent of'land.
Eminent scientists have found moth
ing impossible in the existence at some
time of n great Atlantic island, but tho
story of Atlantis is generally regarded
as II myth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
The kicama Company.

Sol f. Kimbrell the man who put
"Ki' in Kicama Oil company, is here
today from Fox. The Kicama com
pany has a capital stock issued Of
$4,000; it has 1900 acres in leases in
the Fox district. Don Lacy is presi-
dent and the stockholders are made
up of local people. The highest price
any of the stock has sold for has been
8 for l, but a better price than that
has been offered. The Plains Oil and
Gas company will give the Kicama an
offset and the Gypsy is only ten acres
removed from the Kicama line in its
No. on the Matte Morris lease.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Well Being Completed.

Producers Oil company No. in
13-4-3, one location north of No. l,
reached a sand at 1870. About ten
feet of this sand was solid and then a
broken sand extended to 1902. From
1902 to 1860 a broken sand was drill
ed through and at 1860 the drill en-
tered a solid sand that had a thick
ness of "a feet. The production is
estimated at 70 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19

general manager of the G., c. & S f.
of Galveston, and w. +. MaXson, gen
eral superintendent of the same line,
were here today on a brief visit with
F. A. Redmond, who has charge of
the fuel oil department of the road.
They went over the oil situation with
Mr. Redmond but their mission had
nothing whatever to do with the pro
posed construction of a railroad into
the oil district.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
How catarrh is Contracted.

Mothers are sometimes so thought
less as to neglect the colds which their
children contract The Inflammation
OF the mucous membrane. at first
acute. becomes chronic and the child
has chronic catarrh, a disease that is
seldom cured and that may prove a
life's burden. Many persons who have
this loathesome disease will remem-
ber having had frequent colds at the
time IL was contracted. A little fore
thought. a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy judiciously used, and
all this trouble might have been avoid
ed. Obtainable everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19

Magnolia Petroleum company had
surveyors in the field yesterday max
ing the survey for a pipe line from
Healdton 10 Fox. The presumption is
that a line will be laid up to the Nc
Man Savoy we'll that will be large
enough to take care of the production
of this well and of several more Of
the first wells brought in in the new
field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Drilling at Maud.

The Vindicator Oil company on the
townsite of Maud is drilling at 1850
feet. This location was made from
the best geological reports obtainable
lime and sand have been found all
the way down, only 100 feet of a soft
formation has been encountered. The
well has had two gas showings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Sands in Thirteen.

Producers Oil company No. l in
the southwest corner of 13-4-3, one
location north Of the Humble well in
"a, had a sand from 971 to 9S1 and
the top of the second sand was reach
ed at 1922 and the drill stopped in
the sand at 1895. This well has been
producing several weeks, and is max
ing 125 barrels. 1t will be drilled
deeper some of these days. with ~
prospects OF increasing the produc-
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Vera cruz Hero Retlres.

Boston, oct 19,-Capt. William Il.
Rush, u. S. n, commandant of the
Boston navy yard, who led the force
of 5000 marines ana sailors which
landed at Vera Cruz from the Atlantic
fleet in 1914, is to retire from the
service under the act providing for
retirement after forty years service.
Captain Rush is 50 years Old and was
appointed from Louisiana in 1872.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
jackson No. 7 Delayed.

Gates Oil company No. I Jackson
in 15-4-3 is at a depth of 1850 feet
and the well has been shut down for
several days. The driller is at the
McAlester Masonic meeting and when
he comes back his first task will be
to cure a casoing trouble before deep
er drilling is done.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
VARYING Depths Of Sands.

The oil men have an interesting
study in the southeast extension. The
varying depths indicate that the ex-
tension has as many different sands
as the main portion OF the field has.
and those best informed would not be
surprised If the extension does not
prove as productive as any other por-
tion OF Healdton. The depth OF some
OF the wells are found in this column
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19

There is a wood for every need "
secures for DR.. Benjamin Webster Of
Kingsbury. Ind, prize of $3.50, or
s2j a word, as the winning slogan in
a prize contest pot on by the Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers Asso-
citation for use in its advertising
matter. There were 1921 slogans
submitted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Will Drill Two Wells.

Westheimer & Daube No. 2 on fee
lands in section 14-4-3' offsetting Pro
ducers Oil company is rigging up.
p. II. Liveley has the drilling con
tract. A LOCATION has been made for
well No. offsetting Producers No.
2. +. A. Felmlee will drill No 8.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Texas Company Busy.

The Texas Company IS laying a j.
inch gathering line from its pump sta
tion up Whiskey creek and this line
will touch many of the best properties
at Healdton. The Texas Company Is
represented in the field by c. F. Mar
tin of Houston, who it is reported is
making purchases of fresh oil runs
from some of the producers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Chicago Trip Abandoned.

The local news columns yesterday
reported that b. A. Simpson, presi-
dent of the Gates Oil company, had
left for Chicago. The trip was aban-
doned for the time being and Mr..
Simpson is at his usual place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Near Top Sand.

B. A. Simpson ct al on the 20-acre
Ingram lease in the center of 1913
are drilling well No at 1910 feet
and the sand should he reached to-
morrow. No. is located in the
southeast corner of the lease.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-19
Raced With Blizzard.

W. b. Graham of the Randol hotel
has returned from a visit to Kansas
City with his two daughters. He came
by way of Augusta and visited Col
onel Bryan. He reports having had
a delightful trip and peat the Kansas
home just a few hours.