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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
NADILL NOW
BUILDING FOR
COUNTYF A|R
THE HUSTLlNG CAPITAL OF MAR
SHALL COUNTY is TAKING TIME
BY THE FORELOCK AND GET
TING READY.

Madill Okla, May 12.-Work has
commenced on the permanent exhibit
ton buildings for the Marshall county
fair. Twenty acres of land has been
purchased for the grounds and $4,000
is to be spent on permanent build
ings for the fair Every cent of the
money is on hand and the contracts
have been let. Madill recognizes
the Ardmore way of doing things, but
challenges the whole state to excel
her in the county fair. Every man
woman and child is already fair
booster. 1t is already being widely
advertised, and citizens here are de-
termined to establish the institution
as one which will speak for the en-
tire southeastern portion of the state
at its very inception.
II. Garland, who is considered the
best agricultural agent in Oklahoma
in the employ of the government, is
the backbone of the movement, and
has the undivided support of both
town and country in his efforts to
make the Madill fair the best in
the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
VERY FEW IN
COUNTY FAILED
To REGISTER.
ERRET DUNLAP STATED THIS
MORNING THAT DEMOCRATS
DID THEIR DUTY IN THE PAST
TEN DAYS.

Erret Dunlap, registrar for Carter
county, stated this morning that he
was gratiiied and surprised at the
recent registration in this county,
and from preliminary reports that he
had received, was convinced that the
democrats of the county did their
duty and registered within the allot-
ted time. Meager reports at the be-
ginning of the registration conveyed
the news that the democrats were
Indifferent and were permitting the
socialists and republicans to outnum-
ber them in the matter of registra-
ton. This was all changed during
the last few days the books were
open, and the full strength of the
party will be cast at the coming pri-
mary and general elections.
Mr.. Dunlap stated that with few ex-
ceptions every democrat in the city
had enrolled, and he had no fear OF
the party success, either in the city
or country precincts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
Suits Filed Yesterday

Laura J. Marrs VS.. John III. Mars;
divorce and alimony.
Ruby Epperson, by guardian, VS..
Woodmen of the World; recovery on
policy and interest, amount 100000.
Emaline Parker. Steve Sampson,
and Oscar Sampson. adults, and Genie
Sampson, Artie Sampson, minors, by
Ben f. Henshaw. guardian. VS.. 5. A.
Mason, E. A. Marrow, p. +. Marrow,
and |. II. Marrow, money due and fore
closure on SW4 and W. of NW4 and
SEA of NW4 of NE4 of NW4, SEA NE4
NW4. section Is, township 5 south,
range west
T. c. Veal, Fred Price, and Lithia
Price, VS.. ]. W. Craig and w. II. Cudd,
suit to quiet title on NJ Of SW4 Of NE4
of section y, township south. range
west.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
ALLEGED AUTO THIEF
CAUGHT YESTERDAY

Yesterday afternoon Leonard Le-
baugh was taken into custody by
Eugene Cook, agent of the Magnolia
Petroleum company of this city and
turned over to the police on the
charge of stealing an auto from a
party at Atoka. Notice had been re-
ceiyed by the police to be on the
lookout for this party, and they in
turn gave the information to all the
gasoline stations in the city.
Yesterday afternoon this man drove
to the Magnolia station for some gas
oline and Cook recognized the man
and car from the description. He
told the man that he was wanted
and drove the car toward the station
to turn him over to the police. When
near the city hall, Lebaugh jumped
from the car and made break for
liberty. Officer Frasher chanced to
be near. however, and the man was
soon overtaken and placed in jail.
This morning he was turned over
to the county authorities Officers
from Atoka and. the owner of the
car arrived in the city last night and
started home this morning.
Eugene Cook will claim the reward
of s25 offered for the apprehension
of the man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
Conferees Leave Border

Ell Paso, Texas, May 12.-Obregon
started south before daybreak this
morning and Funston and Scott will
leave at 10 tonight, Funston to San
Antonio and Scott to Washington Fol.
lowing the failure of the conference
with Obregon last night, they are no
longer acting as diplomatic agents.
Despite the break, officials here and
at Juarez say that the relations are
not unduly strained. The question of
disposition of Pershing's force will
now be discussed by Secretary Ian
sing, and Arr dondo, who is the Mex
lean minister at Washington. Gener-
al Funston will take immediate COM
mand and disposition of the state
militia now being mobilized.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
EYES Of OIL
MEN CENTER ON
HEALDTON
ROxANA TO BUILD REFINERY AT
HEALDToN FIELD AND coSDEN
PEOPLE MAY ALSO BUILD ONE,
ACCORDING TO REPORT.

Tulsa, Okla, May 12.-It is report
ed here that the Roxana Petroleum
company has increased its capital
stock from ten to fifty million dollars
and will build refneries at Healdton,
Cushing and New Orleans. This re-
finery should come to Ardmore, and
the people of Ardmore should make
an effort to have the Roxana company
build it there.
The Cosden people, who bought the
Richards property at Healdton, are
also considering the building of a
refinery.
Tulsa oil men are awake to the
importance of the Ardmore oil dis
trict. and much interest is being mani
tested here in that area.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12

Washington, d. c., May II.
Major General SCOTS report
of the failure Of the conference
with Obregon was considered
at today's cabinet meeting. The
contents of the report were not
disclosed, but there are some
indications that the conference
resulted in an unwritten agree
ment to cover the cooperative
action along the border for the
present.
Secretary of war Baker said
today that the conferees tried
to reach a basis for a written
understanding but that this was
found to be impossible, al
though all exchanges were most
friendly.
1t is suggested here that Car
rama faced by the political sit
uation in Mexico, was unwilling
to make written agreement
which his opponents could use
as an indication of surrender
of Mexican sovereignty.
After the cabinet meeting,
Baker said the American poll
cy was unchanged. No gener-
al intervention in Mexico is in
contemplation at present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
WHO WANTS To
REPRESENT
CARTER CD?
SINCE WE ARE TO HAVE TWO
REPRESENTATIVES WITH BUT
ONE ANNOUNCEMENT, PEOPLE
ARE WONDERING.

Since Carter county is to have two
representatives in the next legislature
and since there is but one announce
ment so far made, people are begin
ming to wonder who the next one
will be to shy his hat into the ring
and go to help make the laws of
the great state of Oklahoma.
While people have been wondering,
several of the wise ones have been
busy, and it is currently rumored that
our fellow townsman, Guy II. Sigler,
a prominent member of the Ardmore
bar. will be a candidate for this office.
The selection of Mr.. Sigler would
be a good one, according to state
ments of those who have been advo-
eating his candidacy. He is a young
lawyer who is well versed in the
affairs of the city, county and state,
and would ably represent this con-
stituency. Mr.. Sigler, when asked
about the matter, was rather nor
committal, but it was evident that
he is in the hands of his friends,
and will make the race if it does not
involve too great sacrifice.
Several other names have been
suggested as opponents to the candi-
date from the western part of the
county, but so far no one has an.
nounced, and it begins to look rs ii
the job of representative will go to
the first two who announce.
But then-there may be others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
SCOTT AND 0BREC0N CONFERENCE
TERV||NATEDW|THOUT AGREEMENT
FERENCE REACHED
BORDER OPERA
20 IN WRITING.
ALTHOUGH 1T is BELIEVED Y,
UNWRITTEN AGREEMENT y
TIONS, THERE IS NO AGREEM.

Believed Waskngo that Carranza MOI ng to Make
NIr;tton ArvoeT,on With the United States of
the Political Situation in Mexico Where it ;ouid fave
Been Used Against Him Indication that He Had Sur
rendered Nlexico's Sovereignty -Obregon Left for the
South Night and Funston Will Leave for San Antonio
Tonght Same Time Scott Departs for Washing ton
Mobilization OF Texas Militia Completed and they VIM
Mustered Into the Regular Army and Gwen hfee
Weeks Training Being Sent to the Border-Oues
ton of Disposition Pershings Troops Will Now be Dis
by Secretary Lansing and Arredondo who is Car
ranza's Representative at Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12

London, May 12.-Hard fighting has
been resumed in the vicinity of Dead
mans Hill on the Verdun front,
where the Germans again are at
tempting to dislodge the French from
positions on the hills slope. Two
attacks were delivered last night in
quick succession, but were repulsed
by the French
Artillery fire of increasing violence
is reported in the other sections, es-
pecially between Deadman's Hill and
Avoncourt Wood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
Texas Mobilization Completed

San Antonio, Texas, May 12.-The
mobilization of the Texas militia was
practically completed today. The next
step will be to muster them into the
regular army, where they will be Civ
en- a thorough course in training and
be better equipped Officials here be
lieve that it will be three weeks be
fore the first militia is sent to the
border.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
Mexicans Raid Mine Camp.

Tucson, Arizona, May 12-MeXican
bandits are reported to have raided
Polaris, a mining camp on the border
near Nogaes yesterday driving out
the Americans, who escaped to No
gales Troops are being sent there
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
SAMUEL MCCLURE, PUBLISHER,
SAYS ONLY CENTRAL POWERS
WANTED PEACE.
VISITED THEM ALL
Hard Fighting Resumed in Vicinity
of Deadman's Hill on Verdun Front,
Where Germans Are Again Attempt
ing to Dslodge French.

New York, May 12.-Samuel Nc
Clure, the magazine publisher who
returned last night from Copenhagen,
said today that he found sentiment
for peace only in Germany and Aus
tria.
He visited all the belligerent ma
tions of Europe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
HOUSE ADOPTS
PER CAP 7 4
PAYMENT PLAN
CONFERENCE REPORT ON INDIAN
APPROPRIATION BILL UNANi-
MoUSLY ADOPTED BY HOUSE
TODAY.

A telegram from Congressman c.
ID. Carter this afternoon says:
"The conference report on~the In
dian appropriation bill carrying the
per capita payment of $500 to Choc'
taws, 5000 to Chickasaws and $500
to Seminoles, has just been adopted
unanimously by the house. The sen
ate is expected to concur right away.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
Mexican Troops On Border.

Ell Paso, Tex, May 12.-Juan ANA
dor, the Mexican sub-secretary OF
foreign affairs, called on Scott this
afternoon and reiterated the assuran-
ces that such Mexican troop disposi'
tions as are necessary to restore
and maintain order along the border
have already been ordered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
Awaits Carranza's orders.

Washington, May 12.-Ambassador
Arredondo stated this afternoon that
diplomatic negotiations with Lansing
will not be resumed until he receives
instructions from Carranza. He be-
lieves Scott and Obregon were in
accord on several important subjects
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
Carried War Material.

Paris, May 12,-It was officially an
nounced Wednesday that a French
submarine had sunk an enemy trans
port laden with materials in the
lower Adriatic This probably was
the Dubroynik.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
SANDUSKY, OHIO, FIRE
Half-Milion-Dollar Loss in Disastrous
Fire There Today.

Sandusky, o, May 12.-Thirteen
large and a number of smaller estab-
lishments were destroyed by fire mere
today. The loss is estimated at half
a million dollars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12

EXECUTION Of
IRISH REBELS
CONGRESSMAN DYER OF MIS-
SOURI, WOULD HAVE AMERICAN
PEOPLE EXPRESS HORROR AT
EXECUTION.

Washington, d. c., May ia reso-
luton expressing the horror of the
American people" at the execution Of
the Irish revolutionists was introduced
in the house today by Representative
DYER of Missouri 1t was sent to the
committee without discussion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
Court Martial Officers.

London, May 12.-The officers be-
lieved to be responsible for the eX-
ccution of f. Skeffington, the Irish
editor, without military sanction, are
being court martialed today, says
Dublin dispatch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12

w. r. Roberts, who has been III
for several days at his home on
West Main street, is reported to be
somewhat better today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
AUSTRIAN SHIP
TORPEDOEDBY
ALLIED SUB
DuBROVNIK SUNK IN ADRIATlC
WITHOUT WARNING, ACCORD
ING TO THE OVERSEAS NEWS
AGENCY AT BERLIN.

Berlin. May 12.-The Austro-EIun-
garian steamer Dubroynik, unarmed,
was torpedoed and sunk by an allied
submarine in the Adriatic, says an
Overseas News Agency dispatch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12

Berlin, May 1.-THE Germans yes
terday stormed and occupied several
British lines near Hulluch, says an
official statement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, May i.
The weather forecast for Ok
lahoma for tonight and Sat
urday is unsettled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12

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Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
,,0entIdes 8ailen6aus".

Gm Sonmtug, SEN sf gesein5er
Inn $50 llbr nodmittogs, finoet in
MnItoltsgeb1roe oes oeutiden @ai.
ienbauies oie j1brIi6e @eibnohts-
feier ltott. 9ie &inoer iperoen bei
bieier @elegenbeit belfeert neroen.
ginige Serren lperoen an @Gite unl
&inoer @niprafen balten. 9lm Nad-
mittag miro elm giien %ierbiert mer-
Sen. Ser gintritt, Ser bon ben Or
madienen beboben meroen miro, be
trGgt SO Gents, fir &inoer % Gents
SIN &otsfeler miro man einen glt-
ten Sropfen S~rinfbores berilt6en
fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
&lcines Standardization

Inter Dem Yrotcftorate oes bic
iieen freininigen &omites fir iiiOi-
f9e &riegsIeioen0e fono cine Inter
boltung ltatt. Altfgobe oes &omites
lit Dos 8eIu6en bon iiioiiden 6omi-
lien an Samstagen, Inn auf oiele
8eiie @eloer fir oie G~otleibenOen
auf5utreiben. Sunge 9omen nno
Serren beteiIigen iid gan5 b%eionoers
an oieiem mobltGtigen 8erfe. 90.
s3etlono lit YrGlioent un0 S. @olf,
SefretGr bes &omites, oas ii6 in
1905 Sedite ctr. N.-8. b%efinoet.
-0os GoreorongebGiioe on Der
Is. uno s Strobe 9.-@. miro bent
nGdit nieoergeriiien meroen. An Def
fen STEELE miro elm groBes Sotel er-
ri6tet meroen. 9ie Gage lit iebr GIN.
Itig uro es Itebt 81 ertparten oaB
Die neiten @igentiimer einen gilnlti-
gen @lon gefabt baben.
$. st. Sdmiot bon bier, ser Stu
bent Ser Sorbaro unioeriitGt lit, err
belt neuli6 in Mnbetradt ieiner bor-
5iigli6en 2~eiItungen baS @reenleof=
Stipenoium. &err S1mitt gerei6t
iid ielblt ieinen gltern uno Der Sor.
barb ltniberlitGt du groBen @bren.
SEER Sermonn @reeltentpalo,
ser friiber on Der @pe Str. H.-8.,
pobnte, miro eriu6t, ieinem 8rltoer
Oscar @reenenmolo, Der in Seem 2on-
Son, Conn, mobnt, Elm 2ebens5ei6en
81 fenoen. Serr Oscar @%reenenmalO
bat ieinem 8riioer redt pidtige9ead.
ridten mit3uteilen. Soate ii6 Ser
@eiudte nod in @aibineton befin-
Sen, ooer ionte iemano bon Ieinenl
A%ufentbalte etmas erfabren, 10 mag
man es ben 8ruoer in SEEM 2onbon
ITO 8orfpap, piilen laiien.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
gSnmoriitiider glbenb i'm Singer.
bunA".

Srob oes i9Ie6ten 8etters, 0os
nod I'M lesten Augenblid einiebte.
mar ser Sool oes S6ngerbuno.Gl tb
bolies am Mittmo6, Den 10. Oe5em
Der, gut beilt@t. 9as bumoriltii6(
8rogromm IieB bieIe oos ltniuetter
p~ergeilen. 9ie 2%eilhtngen ser Oar.
teller naren ourAmegS gut. Serr
S6orbali bate feline MitIpieler in
gutter 9ano urb Die 2eiltungen ser
Serren fanoen ben b%oIlIten 8eifon
&err @uitao Sdiaing trot olS erItcl
anf uno nit ieiner beipabrten Sir.
igfeit", er5ielte er einen eroben Sci.
faa. Nid Serr Brofeiior 81. Dump.
reht balf nit, iltoem er na6 geipobn.
ter Meiiterart mebrere SariteQur1ger
ouf Dem &labier begIeitete.
Serr Geo. Hlitt ipielte feline Goac
ousge5eidnet. glls feiner, eleganter
Ser trnt Serr Sdnibelberger alf
Seine 0nrItellung mar groBartig, ia
munoerbol.
Ser gan5e I6eno par, tpie oos 4lt-
blifnm iid masoriidte, bo6it omit
liant. @s mar MIR al beooltern, oob
0as i6le6te 8etter gar mon6en 81
Suuie belt. Mlgemein mllroe ser
8unid allsgeiproderL Dab lol1e In
neutrality-suspicious. iib ofterS ipieoer-
bolen mohten4 Gie 2eitltng 0es
,Sdngerbunoes miro 5ipeifellos oieiem
fdmei6elbaften @eiii1 na6fonlmcn.
Sn ioldem Sale mdre es jebod iebr
ongebra6t, OaB ou6 I'M idIedten
8etter Die Maitglieoer erideinen.
Die Weibna6tsfeier finbet am 9pn=
nerstag, ben %. DECEMBER, um s llbr
abenos ltatt uno iino Die &inoer Der
Mitglieoer freunoli6lt ei~nselaoen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
Sum &riegsbilfe= 8a5ar

SeoenfaGs iu6t man beredtigter-
meiie na6 idonen un0 ~gefGaigen Ins
3iebilngsmitteln Die ipdbreno Der 8o-
carriage eroBere Mengen bon 8eilt-
dern onloder. @orlim iollte man
oa5lt ni6t cine, in b~eionberem Slime
0eutfde 8olfsbegobung olisniis-
en-? @ir meinen Sen Gborgeidng.
8enn Elm groberer, eemii6ter Gbor
bieIlei6t an orei Mbenoen ie 5ipan3ig
Minliten lang @oIfsIieoer 8u @ebor
br16te, - ettpa oMorgen miB id
fort bon bier, SD meiB ni6t, mos
ioa es beoeuten~, nDtltB oenn, muB
| 0enn gum StGotele binaus", oocr
or6 etipnS @rnlteres, artf groBerem
NeaBltobe, pie 8eetbobens oOie Sim-
mel riibmen oes Gnigen gbre" uim.,
10 piiroe oas lt%nbeoingt cine 3ugfraft
altSiiben. Inter ser 2eitung zines
nnierer ~erfobrenen gborleiter Der
Staot - mir boben ibrer ia etlide
9el1tl6e - iollten ni6t mebr ols
ettuo 8tpei Bis orei Broben ~notmenoig
iein, ilno oie Seilnebmer ioaten ii6
IN gr0Berer 3obl finOen loiIen penn
man Die Nitmirfung Ser Wannerge-
%langbereine nie Ser ein5elnen Sir
6en6ore erb1lt. 8as lagen rniere
langesfreuOigen 0amen itno Serren
81 0ieiem @eoonfen?
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
@ebmrten:

&obert u. Mamie Starf, &nabe.
Serm. II. s. Setter, &nabe.
Sob. II. &iltb 8eudett, &nabe.
Mlb. II. Gecilie Mlbre6tien, MGo6er,
@eorg II. g. Sproiier, anabe.
Soul u. Marion 6. &eDier> WiGo6en,
IIb. ii. Martba Mder, &nabe.
Gob. II. SAP @eioe, Wao6en.
S~p6esfalle:
Seinri9 Saoe, So Sabre aft, ct
@liiabetbs Soipitol.
@eorg 6. 6. 3ellers, 65 Sabre,
1444 Sa. Str. N.-@.
Warie 8edtel, SO Sabre, Someop.
Soipital.
Barbara 2o9er, IA Sabre, 1921
8 Ctr. N.-M.
Gbeidliefnmsen:
Sobonnes S. HfIuger II. sc. Martin
&orl 8. Strifler II. Marg. &elin.
Yrin5 Mlfreo 5u Sobenlobe-S6i
lingsfiirlt uno Catherine 9ritton
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
0as Maiierem luirb temrer.

Inter oen 8arbieren oes 2anoes
8irfnIiert elm &lnolhreiben in mel
dem ii6 bie llnter5eidneten perpflih-
ten, ben @reis fir &afieren bon 10
auf Is Gents 5l erboben. 9esglei-
den lit cine @emegung i'm @ange.
Das 9aari9neioen bon Is auf 25C
gu erboben. Die 8arbiere geben bon
Der Mnfidt ans, oaB Die boben Sc
bensmittelpreiie alt9 cine grbobltnq
Der ginfommen Ser 8arbiere beoin-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
n8ilbclm Self ltntcritiitnngs- 6eiea-
ihaft"

s[m @ontag, oen tS. 0e3eunber,
batte Die n@ilbelm EEL llnteritilb-
lungs : @eielidaft" 8eriammlling in
ibrem 2ofole bel Carl @ummel, 922
Ya. Mpenue @.-8. Serr &orl @goli
fiibrte Den @oriis rno Sefret1r 8.
8a6i6miot periob oaS Grotofoa. A
neue Mitglieoer purOen in Die Sc
leqi6aft aufgenommen, un0 Elm ilelt-
es Dorgeidlagen. Serr g.. 8od-
ihmiot murOe 5ur Sabresperlamtm.
lung Der 8altimorer 8erii6erungs-
@eielli6aft, in Ser Die llnterltiibungs-
eeleai6aft berii6ert lit, ols Oelegat
ernonnt. Na6 Dem geidaftli6en Seil
folgte cine gemiitlide Hahlitung.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
Cine 8eibnadtsfeier fir 9entide,
Seiterreider nn6 SAmeiserl

Cine 8eibna6tsfeier fir Oeuti6e,
Geiterreider rno Sdmei5er miro in
Der goncoroia &apelle, gde Der 20.
unb o StraBe, 9.-@., fir ben 4benO
oes 49, e5ember, Oonnerstag Mbenb
bon 7.30 rlbr an borbereitet. Sober
mann lit oa5u eingelooen. 0ie beibell
8ibelflailen Der Goncoroia @emeinOe
iorgen fir Die freie SerDierung bon
&affee uno Sudden. 8eoingung gum
gintritt lit nrr Die, bob man millens
lit, ii1 nit 8olfS- uno Spra9genoi-
len edit weibnaAtliA gu freuen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
9cutideS Suites &reuS.
Gin @~ei6nadtssrnh.

~l1nieren acknowledgements fon
men mir in 0iefem Sabre feinen mir
oigeren Mltsoruf perleiben OILS mi.
Sen @prten oes &ei1Sfon5Iers:
SD beltge mein Soupt Dor BEN
SeIoentlm, NIT 0em Srauen mi
Mdnner pbrfe llnteri6ieo oes &onges
nSer Ser Gloffe ibre OFFER tragen, &c
eint ourb sic belize 2iebe gum gater.
Iano."
@ie inbalti6mer iino oiele @orte
0enfen unD Siiblen Ser %gelammter
0euti6en Nation orGnet fih in 0ie.
lem fitr5en Sob 5uiammen. 8ir fiib-
len uns ourd oie @nbdngli6feit gum
aIten Saterlunoe miteingei6lolien in
oie groBe @olfergemeinidaft, nel6f
ngeeint lit oitr9 Die belize 2ie6e gum
Baterlanbe".
Sn uneridiitterli6em 8ertrouen
ienoen mir Ben Eapferen gum britten
Male 8eibna6tsgriiBe iiber oas
8eltmeer. 8orndrts i6reitet Ser
&rieg. &ein @eibno6ts- @bangelilim
fam ibm oas S1mert aus Ser San6
mirl0en.
@einenoe Iteben am Solime ieines
@eges, Ser gebieteriid bormdrts
fiibrt. Ser Sdnter5, oos tiefe 8eb,
3errt before @orte obnmddtiger &la-
ge oiif sic 2ippen ser pielen, bielen
Wtiitter, @Gter itno @el6miIter; flei-
ne&inoer 1trefen pergebens 6ie i6pa-
diem Mrme CUR Sir, oltr6 bic Ser So
ter iein Seim berlafien bot, I'M Dem
8aterlanoe oas groBe Opfer 81 brin-
gen.
@ir ebren oas groBe Ser5eleio unb
oen mertlos ertrogenen Summer Der
Wtiitter ltno Sroltet1 nibt MIR oltrd
i6peigenoes Mitgefiibl. Meebr Oenn
je lit es CUR @eibna9ts5eit unier IN
niglter Muni6 oen @orten Saten
folgen 81 laiien linb 8erfe Ser Ndd-
ltenliebe at berri6ten, Die i'm 3ei6en
oes Goten &reu3eS Itrableno oalteben,
gleid mie @eibnadtsgaben i'm @lan-
&c bes 0elltiden gbriItboltms.
uDenti6lano gab uns Den 8eib-
na6tsbai1m. S6miiden mir i'm in
treuem @eoenfen fir Die Oeliti6er
&riegsmaiien!" Mit oieiem idoner
uno iinnigen Sat iimgo6 Die sligo
BON 1914, bie berbienltpoae Silfs.
geieai6aft bon ~Snoianobolis, ein(
BON ibr gum 8eiten oes &oten &relt.
5es I'M lebten Sabre berausgegebenf
8eibna6tsgeoenffarte.
9ur6 Elm meiteres &riegsiabr bai
iih oieler @eoanfe in uns alien Der
theft un6 perinnerliht. 8ieoer 5eigi
Die o-ertihamerifanii6e &riegsbilf(
einen 3ug ms @roBe.
Ole 0ellti6e @oti6aft in @oibing-
ton, Die oeutl6en &oniulate ooer 6i(
0elegierten oes 0eutl6en Softer
areit3es, 1923 @roaomap Seem Dorf.
iorgen bereit1piaigit fir Die unber.
fiir5te, iofortige llebermeiiltng bon
8oben uno bcrbiirgen Die 8erpen-
oung Der &riegsipenoen fir ben bon
ben Stiftern %beitimmten 3meig oes
Silfsperfes.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-22
Oinlanaae ,ur
Welbnacbts =feier
I'M qentrdrn N~taifrnhnus.

gNselDnadtem 6as frobIite 9inoerfet wiro in Sen A6lumcn oeS
0eutfbcn gBaenbauies am
Sonntag, Den 81. 9ejcmbcr 1916,
III DER allen leb 9emoroener, alien geiic qefdert mer6en Dir
oeet pe9nlnt I'M go ubr nad)mttags mo ino Sic, Sbre GomiIie
io SIRE oreunoe, ber5ib oo5n enoeIaoen. Gin bcr3Iiter ern.
pton9 ut Auen 9epiB. Gin abpedsIunosreides 4rooromm nrS
our Multiplying eelongen.
Waoen mr. ole Watten peroen 0onfeno entaeaen qenommeu olrd5.
gtarttn @teeano, Soriitcr; Gbas. q. &ogier; s.. 8. 9reiI. Sobn
Golo, @o geBler Sobn q. @aenberg. 6. 9otib, Geo 9Gtt. = &
aolo, Y. Hanimln9, &biI. 9ittcs, 8ronf @oin, Ssrou aotb. 20ff.
ier, oral Y. Hnperhts, 6ran 6. Sbomforot, 5roa 81. Gegroin.
Sntllonlle neroen IN Gnocoiia bon llbr nadnittoos on bcreit
leVe", um ne Valte nad Dem @aiienbaus Geb1uoe 3u brinaen
Dinner nno Grfridnnaeu.