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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
NemSki mirOVni pOgOji.

Mno@o ne drlimo - ti>tih vc>tch. hi %pripovc-
dulcjo Svctu L najvalncjsim ohralom. kaj da ho6c
in kaj la notc Ia ali oua vlada. Vcrinoma Jill
namrct r%alSirjajo ljudjc. XII ,l>ijo travo ra>ii
Wade pa tudi II" nodijo ; >vojjmi uamcni ma 81.
Jcm. kadar - y p~arlamcntih sploh kaj govori -
mIru, trdaj zahtcya v>aka vlada nrkakrno ''pravi
60. uoh"na pa uocc matauruo p|oycIati, kakIna
j. Ia 'pravica"
Zadnii cas- so prilIi zopcr nckak>ni mirovni
pogojl Ncmtijr Y javmo>t. rorotilo prihaia IL
WaNhingtona, in ra>opiNi prayijo. da ga imaio IL
zan"SlJVcga vira. l'ulkovnik House. Iii So j. pred
kratkim vrmil 5 potovanja pc Eyropi. .jc hl pri
WIISonu in mn j" bare povrdal. da Ne mlNli Mem
ella So mikakor ma Nklcp miru. ali ia bo, kadar
prid" do pogaianja. zahtcvala >lcdccc:
l. Zavczniki moraio yrniti Nrmciii vsc ko-
Ionic, katrrc 50 il well in za>cdli tckom scdanj"
voinc.
:. Voinc odikodninc ne bo lahtcvala in jc
tudi ne bo nikomur plarala.
3. CrnogorSko, SrbSko in alhansko ozcmljc
So mora razdcliii med AyStriio, BolgarSko in
GrSko.
1. PoliSka dobi avtonomno Waldo.
,. Tnrcija Sc mora cnkrat "a vSclci opro>titi
anglcSkcga vpliva.
g. Ncmcija zapusti Bclgiio in Use francoSko
ozcmljc, katcro jc zascdla. Russia dobi pcrzijo.
Anglia pa ne BIO niccsar izgubila in nicrsar do
bila.
Iavczniki Srvcda. kakor pravi House. MISC $
tenn zadovolimi. Ncmciia pravi. da pref Ne no ma
Ralkamu miru. doklcr 81 ne razlcli Srbiia. Crno-
CORA in Albania med AvNtrijo, I'olgarSko in
GrSko.
Kar 50 tirc zadmic zahtcvc. So nam zdi vcrict-
ma IL r%azlogov, XII Smo Jill H. vctkrat omcniIi. Am
pax namcn, XII ga naglaSa Ncmciia. jc popolnoma
zlagan. Mir ma l5alkauu nc loo ZaVarovan. de- Sc
razdcli Srbija, ampak &c Sc pravitnO resi- balkan
10, ~, D,.I.1.t,. NrIii. Ip II Ila -.
druzcga kakor kal novih voin in Scvcda novcga
oborozevanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
CudOdelna OrganiZaciia.

Ma letncm SeStanku nemSkc ZclczarSkc drnI
be je rekcl predscdnik dr.. Springorum, da So So
razblinilc anglcSke made Y nc, kcr so miSlili An
glcIi, da Sc Jim bo poSrccilo uniciti nemsko indu-
strlJo, XII jc potrcbna IN nadalicyanjc vojnc. ltckcl
j. nadaljc, da jc kai takcga ncmogotc, kcr ina
Ncmtija sauna dovoIj Nrcd>tcv. ia obratuic $ pol
no paro vSc SvoJc tovarnc. Trknm dolgcga casa.
jo rrkcl Dir. Springorum, )" ic ncmSka induStrija
priyadila obstOicrim rnZmcram Ter prcma.ala Use
%trIavc, kar j. p~oSlcdica dobrc orgauizariic. Iii Sc
poSlnIuj" vSeh Znanstvcnih srcdStcv in pomockny.
da more dovolino prcSkrhovati armada in NORMA
rico. IoNchuo I"lcza i'm drugih kovin so mi,lili
AnglcIi. da ho zmanikalo, kar pa ic v,oga y ilo-
hiliu, j. rckcl Springorum.
Da j." v>ega ravno y ilohnju. Sc pao me- Lo
>mcio vlcti dohc>rlno. &C. hi hilo tako. trIaj nc
hi bilo trcba cello ma poliskcm komtiScirati po,ndc.
zvon"v it'd. Ampak da nj \cmciia ylcIc ma vol
ni material Y taxi lagati. kakor hi biln yScr ~
vcznlkom, u" vcrjaucmo. Nrmciia 81 jr priprav-
liala ma to voiuo, i'm ravno meme zalogc p@otriuic-
Jo 10. Ampak dr. SprIngorum ina pray. cc hyali
organizacLio. To ir Y rc>uici ijSta ,ila. Iii prcua-
gujc ~naiy"tic trlayc. Nrm>ka induNtriid Sc jc pri-
yadila razmcram. in TO jr biIo mogocc lc N>lcd or
ganizaciir. Ncm>ka trhuika ic uapravila tckom
vojn" vclikc i%lnaidbc ocvcIa y voiuc nanour.
pomagala il j. orgauilariia. Ncmtija ic rrSila pro
hlcln, la 81 |pr"prcoi ah,ohitno il~traiauio. 10 ic
>'oria organilaciia.
V jaNu voino, torcj y ta>u |uaihui;c krizc Sc
i/kazlJ" |najv"tji poucn "rgauilariic. 81 Il TO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

Il Lomdona porocaio, da 81 jc j. p. Morgan
L angI">kimi financnimi krogi dogovoril o naGrtu
novega ~vojnega posojila IA Angliio ma podlagi
amcri>kih sigurnosti. lbranih od anglcSkcga "a
%kladncga ura!a. Pravijo, la z%naSaio tc sigurno-
SIT miljardo dolaricv, ne pa pol m%iliardc, kakor
Sc jr pref mislilo.
20 TO Sc jc torci Morgan pclial V Evropo.
knpcija nj majhna. AmcriSki kapitalisti imaio
dober nos IN obreStnc zctvc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Poleg SpeknIantnih easopiso

Polcg Spekulantnih casopisov
So bill pa takrat Sc nekateri drugi
lJudJe, oziroma organi, ma svo-
Jem mestu. Y prvi vrSti chica
Ska policiia, i'm tam 2opet V prvih
pozicijah lIcalcy i'm Hunt. Repor-
terri So vcdcli Use, polirija pa ia
IN. Nj nam Inano, cr 81 Iurnali-
ST Izycdoi v>c od dctcktivov, ali
marobc. ampak oba faktorja sta
hila ti>ir dni cnaka Bogu. nam
RED v|N"gavrdna,
In policija jr po >vojcm pokli-
en- takoj razpcld mrrIo, Y katrro
80 81 morali brrz pardona vjcti ne
lr Cronc>, ampak v>i nicgovi SO
anarhi>ti. Ab,olutuo 80 So mora
Ii vjcti, kajti mrclo j. razpcl sam
Ieuialui dctcktiy>ki undumctnik
Hunt. ErcIpo%oino "a Sc moral
yjcti,
rri>to lloIjcy' kaj mas lcgc
rr' Moral 50 Sc victi, pa :" -
nj u" eden yicl. Im ~ danes .jc
ypraSanjc kakor pri znanih rikSir
uih Slikah kjr j. CroncS!
YES cas- 50 mas med tenn krmili
2 @novicami, ob latrrih obliva clo-
vcka kurja polt. Skorai IT, nj hi
To- ~crrkNcucga hauk,ta g /rdiuic-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Smrt ma z%eleznici.

Mihacl Ilugh">a, donna IL High
markcta jc dine e. marca pri Low
vile, \. Y. ubil Wax, ko .ic ravno
pcllal $ Svoiim vozom Gcz progo
New York Central ~zclcznicc, in 81
Ger V trcnotku, ko ic pripclial ne.
Xxi Wax.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
Married in Kansas City.

Mrs. Lottie Richards and Mr.. J. M.
Agee, both of this city, were married
Saturday morning in Kansas City. A
wire was received here notifying
George Norris of the Dold Packing
company, who is a brother oil the
bride. Mrs. Richards was In the city
a guest at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Hesse r. Rutherford. Her home
has been in this city for number OF
years. Mr.. Agee is a member OF the
firm OF Bledsoe & Agee, a prosperous
mercantile firm OF this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Agee left for Ardmore immedi-
ately after their marriage and Will ar
rive here today. They will occupy the
b. w. Duke home on Fifth avenue,
northwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
EIGHT NEGROES
SHOT At PICNIC
LAST FRIDAY
FOUR BAD "NlGGERS" ARE NOW
IN JAIL WITH SERIOUS CHARGE
LODGED AGAINST THEM-oNE
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Four bar "niggers" with shot gun
and pistols threw CONSERVATION into
the ranks of a negro picnic that was
being held at the Caddo bridge be-
tween this city and Berwyn Friday
night, when the Quartette referred to
got peeved at some real or fancied
wrong and began working Winches-
ter shot gun overtime, accompanied
by a big forty-odd.
1t seems that the four Bergman
brothers, alleged trouble-makers at all
negro gatherings. were at the picnic
and began a little rough stuff. Some
of the other negroes demonstrated
with them about their actions and
were informed that they would re-
pair to their home, get out the artil-
lery and smoke the picnic up. All the
other negroes thought it bluff and
had practically forgotten the incident
when the bombardment started short
ly after dark When the scattered
clans had regathered it was found
that eight of the picnickers had more
or less punctures in their anatomy
while the Berrymans were hitting the
pike in other directions. Two Of
the negroes were brought to the Har-
dy sanitarium for treatment Friday
night and two others yesterday morn
ing. The most seriously hurt is one
Jess Organ, who was shot about the
head and will probably lose an eye.
Deputies left for the scene Of the
shooting and captured three of the
brothers last night and brought them
TO the county Jail. Deputy Kendall
remained over night and yesterday
morning captured the fourth one, and
he is now keeping them company.
Information was filed against them
yesterday morning charging assault
with attempt to kill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
ALL|SREADY
FOR OPENING
Of THEFA|R
BUILDINGS WILL BE FINISHED IN
TIME; WATER MAINS HAVE
BEEN LAID AND PROGRAM FOR
OPENING DATE DECIDED UPON.

Practically everything is in readi-
ness for the opening Of the Free Fair
next Thursday.
The buildings are complete save
for the finishing touches and some Of
the exhibits are ready to be placed.
The great Worlds Fair Carnival ar
rives today and will be pitching the
midway in time for the opening.
The full program issued by Secre-
tary West of the Fair Association is
as follows:
A parade will form in the city at
$50 at the corner of Washington and
Main Streets. and will move to the
fair grounds. It will be headed by
the ffteen-piece Italian Concert band.
Immediately on arriving at the
grounds speeches OF welcome will be
made by the president Of the Fair
Association, the mayor Of the city. the
presidents Of both the Chamber Of
Commerce and the Business Mems As
sociaticn and the secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. The fair will
then be declared formally open and
gala three days can be expected.
There will be running races and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
MASS MEETING
ENDORSESPROF.
{. B. H|NSHAN|
ASKS SUPERINTENDENT OF TRlB-
AL SCHOOLS TO APPOINT HIM
HEAD OF THE BLOOMFIELD
SEMINARY.

At mass meeting held at the coun-
~ courthouse Saturday afternoon the
meeting Of the Carter County Demo
cratic Central Committee resolutions
were adopted endorsing Elihu B. Hin
shaw for superintendent Of Bloomfield
Seminary. the Indian school tor girls
which should be opened in Ardmore
some time during the present school
year. County Commissioner G. W..
Young was elected chairman OF the
meeting and several talks were made
by friends Of the school man. Prof
Hinshaw had charge of Bloomfield for
period Of IS years while Il was
located near Colbert. and many hun
dreds Of Indian women in this state
were educated in that Institution
when ne was head Of H. Recently
Prof. Hinshaw has had charge Of the
District Agricultural School at Broken
Arrow.
Senator Tucker. County superin-
tendant Thurston and John r Easley
were appointed to draft the resolu-
tions and wire them to Superintendent
OF Tribal Schools. A. 5. Wylie, Of
Muskogee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
AFTER CAPTURING sATEVo, HE
ADDRESSES PoPULACE FROM
SEAT OF A WAGON.
PAYS MEN IN SILVER
Says He Has Plenty Of Machine Guns
and Ammunition and Is interested
in Furnishing Traitors and Putting
An End to Carranza.

III Paso, Tex, Sept. 9.-From the
seat Of wagon, Francisco villa ad-
dressed the populace of Satevo. Chi
huahua, when his forces captured that
town about two weeks ago. according
to an American arriving here today.
villa was quoted as saying: you
see before you Pancho villa, the ban
dit, but you also see that am paying
my soldiers in silver, and ! promise
you that it will not be long until |
have a large army. now have plenty
of machine guns and ammunition.
You saw that neither the 'gringoes'
nor the Carranza troops could catch
me, even when | was i'll. The grin
goes are harder fighters than the
Carranza troops, but bear them no
animosity. All | am interested in Is
Furnishing traitors and putting an end
to Carranza'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

Renewing their assaults on
the Somme front last night, the
French captured a small wood
ed area, according to a Paris
announcement.
German and Turkish troops
are fighting stubbornly with
the Russians near Helicz, Cali
cia, but counter attacks by the
Teutons were repulsed, Petro-
grad announced. The statement
adds that in the Carpathians
south of Baranoff, the Russians
stormed a series of heights and
took five hundred prisoners
and captured a mountain bat
terry of cannon.
Paris says that after a vio-
lent engagement the Macedo-
nian front, the Serbians captur-
ed the heights west of Lake Os-
trovo.
The forces of the Central
Powers in the Carpathians,
northwest of Kapul have yield
ed before the pressure of the
Russians, says an official report
of the German general staff.
Petrograd reports that Rus
sian torpedo boats bombarded
the Roumanian port of Baltjik,
occupied by the Bulgarians.
and sank twenty-one barges
loaded with bread.
The British captured Ger
man trenches in Highwood on
the Somme Front last night, af-
ter a sharp fight, says a British
official announcement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
OF APPEALS AT DENVER UP
HOLDS DECISION .j1sAl
oil LANDS INVOLVED
The Land Was inherited by Creek
Indian From His Wife and a Deed
Was Given to BartIett.-oklahoma
Oil Company Claimed Previous Deed

Denver. Colo, Sept. 9,-The decis-
ion of the United States court for
the eastern district of Oklahoma,
awarding title to a tract of Indian
land to u. b. Bartlett, was upheld in
a decision by the United States cir
cult court of appeals here today.
The case involved lands in contro-
versy between the Oklahoma Oil
Company and Bartlett.
The land was inherited by Jack
Gouge, a Greek Indian, from his wife,
Chuna Gouge, and a deed was given
to Bartlett in 1912. The Oklahoma
Oil Company contended that a pre-
vious deed had been given to the
granters of that company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
Mrs. Mccormick Loses Father.

]. V. Mccormick, office manager,
Ardmore Refining company, received
message on Friday announcing the
death of his wife's father, J. b. Mar
tin, at Johnsonburg. Pa.
Mr.. Martin had been in i'll health
for several months, due to advanced
age. and Mrs. Mccormick has been
with her father continually since the
middle OF June,
C. f. Martin, who recently resigned
as secretary, treasurer and general
manager of the Ardmore and Inter
national Refining companies to ac-
cept a position with the Texas Com
pany of Houston, is a son of the de-
ceased.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

novelty races each day, together with
some amusements in front OF the
grand stand from 2 to 8 p. m.
The fair grounds will be opened
each morning at o'clock and close
az eleven o'clock each night.
There will be plenty of illumina-
tions and amusements to satisfy the
most eXacting.
Arrangements have been made for
camping parties in one of the groves
at the fair grounds. Automobiles will
be parked at the north entrance end
wagons at the south entrance. Wa
ter mains have been laid and every
provision has been made for drinking
water for the comfort OF the visit )rs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
SOCIAL EVENT
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT SHOW
FALL FASHION OPENING OF THE
MERCHANTS OF CITY PROM
Uses TO ECLIPSE ANYTHING OF
THE KIND EVER HELD HERE.

On wednesday night next Ardmore
will witness what will be perhaps the
most brilliant Fall Fashion Opening
ever attempted in the southwest.
The merchants as whole are pre-
pairing most deliberately to make
brilliant displays and novelties are
being prepared in which all OF the
decorators art has been employed.
Living models, augmented by elec-
trical and spotlight establishment.
are promised. windows are to be
dressed as never before in the his
tory of the city. and dame fashion
reigns supreme that night.
The windows OF the merchants OF
the city will be covered the early
part of this coming week, and on
Wednesday the curtains will be drawn
and the doors of the stores thrown
open to the public.
No goods will be sold but receptions
with music will be held. While the
number OF visitors from the surround
ing towns cannot be estimated 1t Is
known that visitors from large stores
in Dallas and Oklahoma City, Fort
Worth and Denison are coming. The
Spring style show pulled of at Ard
more last spring attracted so much
attention that the eyes Of the mercan-
tile world in this part Of the country
are on Ardmore.
Every member OF the Business
Mems Association is confident that
Ardmore's reputation will be sus-
tanned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
ATTEMPT To
FOMENT BOER
REBELLION
TWO MEN ON TRIAL AT CAFE
TOWN ON CHARGE OF HIGH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROM
INENT BoERs RECENTLY.

Cape Town, Sept. "Details OF an
attempt to foment another rebellion
against the British in South Africa
were disclosed at the trial Of two
mer. Vaudermerwe and Schonken. on
chargr of high treason.
They arc alleged to have approached
a number OF prominent Beers. includ-
ing General Icwet, whom they told
that largo stores of rifles were avail
able and that certain Boer generals
were willing to le-d the revolt Their
hearing has net vet been completed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
Bic SHIPMENT
Of LIQUORS
WAS SEIZED
GEORGIA, OFFICERS
SEIZE THREE HUNDRED SHIP
MENTs IN EXPRESS OFFICE
THERE-TWo ARRESTS MADE.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept 9.-The seizure
Of three hundred shipments OF whis-
key and beer al freight and express
o::ces here today resulted from a po-
lice investigation Of charges that by
the use Of fictitious names various
persons had brought in more than
the quota allowed under Georgia's new
prohibition law.
Two arrests have been made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

ORDERFRE|CHT
REDUCTIONS
REDUCTIONS OF FREIGHT RATES
FROM SHREVEPORT TO EAST
ERN POINTS WILL BE IN FORCE
FOR TWO YEARS.

Washington. d. c., Sept. 9.-The
reductions before February 1st. of
freight rates from Memphis, St
Louis and Kansas City to Shreveport
and Alexandria, La, and points in
Southern Arkansas and Louisiana, are
ordered by the interstate commerce
commission to remain in force for
two years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
KRUPA' s son
ASKS F n
C0MNUTIT|ON
TRIAL SAID TO HAVE BTABllSH-
ED RECORD IN lLLINIS JURIS-
PRUDENCE, CONSUMING ONLY
ONE DAYS TIME.

Chicago, H., Sept. 9.-Ommutation
of the death sentence OF Gorge Krupa
was asked today on the round that
the trial is said to have established
a record in Illinois jurisprudence, con-
suming only one day.
Krupa's twelve-year-olt son ap-
peared before the governr at Spring
field. No decision has been an
nounced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
LABOR LEADERS
CALLED To NEW
YORK STRIKE
LABOR LEADERS OF NATIONAL
AND STATE PROMINENCE ARE
CALLED INTO THE NEW YORK
TRANSIT TROUBLES.

New York. Sept 9.-Union Labor
leaders of national and state promi-
nence have been called into the New
York transit situation, with the an
nouncement by local strike organizers
that within twenty-four hours a con
ference will be held here, the out
come of which might be a twenty
four tie up of all the city's indus
tries.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
Russian General Escapes

Petrograd, Sept. 9.-GeneraI kor'
niloff, formerly commander of the
Russian division, who was captured
by Austrians in Galicia last year, es-
capped from the prison camp in Aus
tria and arrived at Bucharest, after
walking at night and hiding in the
day, for one mouth, it is announced
by a semi-official news agency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
WILSON MAKES
HIT WITH THE
SuFFRACETTES
WILSON'S STATEMENT THAT HE
HAD COME TO ATLANTIC CITY
TO flight SOMEBODY" INTER
PRETED AS FAVORABLE.

Atlantic City. y. j., Sept. 9.-The
delegates TO the National American
Woman Suffrage convention worked
today with the expectation Of COM
pleting their work tonight.
They were especially pleased with
President Wilson's statement last
night that he had come TO Atlantic
"itv to "aight with somebody which
suTragettes freely interpreted to mean
hat he had enrolled himself in their
cause.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
TEUTONS CONTINUE TOY|ELD
GROUND To ENTENTE ALLIES
IN THE CARPATHIANS, NORTHWEST OF KAPUL, GER
MANS HAVE YIELDED BEFORE PRESSURE OF RUS
SLAMS, BERLIN ADMITS.

Perograd Russian Torpedo Boats Bombarded
baltjik Black Sea- Occupied by Bulgarans and
that Twenty One Barges Loaded with Bread Were Sunk
British Announce Capture of German Trenches in High
wood Somme Front Friday night-Desperate Fighting
Reported Near Helicz Gaica Between German and
Turkish Forces There and the Russians But Counter At
tacks by the Teutons Repulsed, Perograd Claims
Russians Sormed Series of Heights in the Carpathians,
Capturing Five Hundred Prisoners and Mountain Bat
Lake Osrovo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
MURDER AND
ROB MINE
PAYMASTER
AUTOMOBILE BANDITS KILL SUP
ERINTENDENT WITH MINE PAY
ROLL AND ESCAPE WITH TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS.

St Clarisyille. o. Sept auto
mobile bandits today held mp and
murdered Lee Rankin, superintendent
Of the Florence mine Of the YoughIo-
gheny Coal Company. while on his
way to pay the miners. and made
their escape with ten thousand dol
lars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
AVIATOR SERIOUSLY INJURED.
William Chrisanson, Aviator, Fell
Five Hundred Feet

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 9.-William
Chrisanson, an aviator was probably
fatally injured here this afternoon.
when his machine fell from height
of 500 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
AT THE SUMMER CAPITOL.
Wilson Arrived at Long Branch Yes
terday After Motor Trip.

Long Branch, n. j., Sept. 9.-Presi-
dent Wilson arrived at the summer
capitol today after an uneventful
motor trip from Atlantic City. A small
crowd greeted him upon his arrival.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
THREE WRECK VICTIMS.

White Man and TWO Negroes Killed
in Collision Near Fort Worth.
Fort Worth. Tex. Sept. 9-The
death list in Yesterdays collision be
tween two International and Great
Northern trains az Lillian. remains at
three. one white man and two ne
groes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

Call The Ardmcrelte JOB department
--6S4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, l.. S70t o.
The weather forecast f-r Ok
lahoma for Sunday is partly
cloudy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

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