davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
gnrt epet dnttn.

gnrt Fpet 1ntt0.
Sffe tyr Oeune Sang. gafer.
fielo Sal. 26. 5ebr. Ere foreilaae-
oe 8poeOtegter, Iom 9if ITO paa at
iorbDOe 5alg al ipiritnsie Qriffe-
oarer, bleo iorfditet oeO ct Snitiatto.
oalg 9er i @oar. ct oi 5oriIagene
9if no paa at lutte nae gpens ga.
looner.
SSngen @ummi ira Il. 2. 9fcip
Dorf, %. fSebr. en Shmei5er, Sein.
ricb 9acfmann, og en- tDIf apinoe,
Mrs. eliie Shrsoer, bleD @aar
oemt FOR fSories paa at innl9leC8am.
mi til CpifIano 6eres Saanobag.
gage. ge ioemtes 300 Dollars
Qellft.
9iooiepelt til Irini6aO. 9arbaoos,
%. B., 26. Seb. 56eooor 8ooIeoeIt
oa Siftnt anfom bertil. Ons6ags
og reiite pioere til 0cmernro, gri.
tiff @ldana Sra Demernrn oil 0e
fortiptte til Srini0d0. hporfrd 0e
oiG tage en- 9onper 9irefte til gaeiu
Dorf.
Sopas yolfetal. Soma 6apOe peo
,solfetpainaen / 1916 67789 Here
apinoer emo Dtpno, oplpier oct ita-
tiitiife GentraI6ureon. Der pnr
t,2t2,932 Wtpno og t,145.f34
apinoer 6ele 9eiolfningen BAR iaa-
leOes 2. 35S,066, boorai t,422,2t5
BAR fsot Soma.
4tor9entbnl tiIbnee. 9iem Dorf,
%. 6ebr. 0teo r,5reoericf 0en Ot-
tenoe" al SfanOinaoien-9lmerifa 81.
nien, iom anfom 6ertil @aar, fom
Den amerifauife @eimlot aonitan.
tinopel. SenrD 0lorgentbau, % bans
0litrt o. oeres Sgn. geionOten bar
taget Ell fort 6erie.
qlrbeioet / Stouene npr @afe Su.
perior er inoitilIet pan @runo al
oen megen Sne. Saaoant bar al.
orig bnnOt isr. 5 9GlnlinoelisbeO
oarer Nr5eioet til lent 0tartsDiaa.
neo, men Here Seiere er allereoe
blcpet tlrftet ior / 9Iar. Oct BAR
meet oa meet, til oct par mulia
at asre noget
@n SDn6ing Georgia. Carriers
pillc, @a., 2G. 5ebr. en- 9leger,
iom oar antla9et ior at bape bruot
mo ct Nus % oolOtaget Ell boiO
apin0e, bleO / @aar bortiert ira
5pn1ilet al en- 6olfc1ob % bpngt
ct 3re uoenfor Gitp 0all, boor.
eiter bans 2ig bleu gennemboret
meo 9leooIperfuaIer.
StUinoerne taber / UtarDlano. 9ln.
napolis, NO, q. 6ebr 9feprgien
tautbuiet bar meo "a MOB 36Stem.
mer iorfaitet ct 6orilag ON Sno-
isrelie al fpinoelig Stennieret /
Marplano. tSfent Senatet bapoe
Deota1et ,Sorilaset ueo treOie 9Gs-
ming, iafOt Oet totalt ieennem ior
oenne aonoresiesiions geofonlmen-
oe.
@ntenten fgber Souoer Genper,
Golo., "a. Dec.< DGbiedgo !Sioe,Sur
ano @ool Gompnnn" bar illittet en-
Itor aontraft ON 2eoeronce al 6an.
rebuoer og Ofie6u6er til entente.
magtcrne. sSnOen llolebet al 90
0nae ifol ,sirmnet 6ope Ieperet Ell
6aIu Ddllion 5onrcploer og en-
fpnrt WiilIion OfsebuOer.
9lbrnnbnm 9orger, 9or0er
Plnins, SsSn., ipIotc iorleoen Oaa
100 sfar. Gen itore 9c1iUenbeo bleu
ieirct bos bans Spiaerinbe, Mrs.
Senrp @nroer, Sort Dodge. Op til
ban bar 95 g(nr gommel inpeoe ban
@rRnoe for at ioa 9epGgelie, men
M er ban mere ipoa. San bar alle
fine 9(anosebner, ipiier tire @anqe
ON Dnaen oa rsger fin Tibe mi og
on.
Wirs. Dian 9iaIbio, 70 g[nr gam
mel, frss ibiel nrr Gbonce, q.
1afotn, forleocn, og 9igipnsinrpen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

| =>>>~>>>
Jor0Pt1 cil1t0t.
--,'------ ->-------@--S5--55-@S
Gil fp6e Sfi6ene tilbage. Gofio
% 6e6r 9fuslanO unoer5an0lei
me0 Sapan ON Sob al Here al o.
ari9sifiba. iOm Sapnn erobreoe
Den rusiiif-iapauife arig.
9uerioemmeIie 9elgien. 2lm.
iteroam, p 5e6r 0}ad5 er gaaei
oper lime 9reober I 9}pr6eoen al
Sieae. ,Slere 2onos6Der Roro for
9iege % Ell Gel al 0enne 8p er
nnOer @ono.
Spanif Statslaon. O}aori6, 26.
5Sebr. Ser er n0iteOt ct fonqeliat
4efret, iom ira I MartS belnDn0i-
ger llOite0elie al 3 8rocent Stats.
obligationer til ct 9eGeb al $780,
100000.
lSfal goa i'm @ong.- Berlin, %.
isebr. Set boIooificieIe g9eoroOeilt-
ic6e 3eituna~ Ifriper:
On ener1iif llOfsrelie al Dor un-
oerieiffe ari9, 6en6olo til 6e grin-
cfper, Iom inoeboIoeS oet tnife Wee-
moranolnn oil 6egnn0e til set fait.
latte Si08piinft.
Solrie pan TiI6ageoeien. Cont
bon %. 5eb. Colonel 6. 81 Sotie,
Der en- 3i0 bar op6ol0t iig I europa
iom 9rniioent Billions perionliae
llbienoine, refer 9og ira Sal
ntoiu6 tilbnge til gtmerifo me0 Slot.
teronm" al SoIlan6-9fmerifalinien.
fSoro-aonnlisiionen. Stocf6olm,
81. 5ebr Gen befen0te norife Syll.
riit @roiesior @ielsoif, talte peO ct
0fsoe ln0er en- &onference Der /
2eroags / 5orbinoelie me0 6en per-
mdnente 6oroife fSreosfommisiion.
I'll 9onierencen bar Scbmeit5 oalat
elIepe 0eleaereoe.
Oaraca tro0ier Gorrn13a. @a.
i6ington, .. g., "a. Se6r. WeonOia-
6e6erne / Ooraco, 6en iier6e ItorIte
9n Merico. bar npgtet at amer.
fenoe Gorran8aS 9le9erinQ oa bar
flnoaiort, at 5toten oiI itDre fine
egne 9lnIigaen0er, i1t6til en- 9rnii.
oent pna tilb6rIiq 0faaoe er in0iat
/ Merico gp
Spnfer 6 tnrfiife 9fmnrlnitiouss
Ifibe. 2on0on, %. isebr. aSiplae ct
glellterteleardm ira gtthen pnSiereoe
olliereoe llnoeronn0sbaa0e 0aroa.
nelleritrp0et 9ironqs, oq leb ino
til 9osporus. 6nor Sc torpeoereoe
en- Slnbebun0 oa iefs 9(mmlmitions.
ifibe. 5elegranlnet Ipgger til, at 0e
iienottige ltnoernonoS6an6cs 91pr.
kbprelie poIOte Gonif aonitontino.
BEL.
@erar0 6reffer 4rooebenet. Ger.
fin, 9fooioteIeqrom, "a. Sch 9cn
nmerifonIfe @eian0t, Somes @.
@ernro, 6nr orret u6Int for ct llbeIo
uu6er Sf6iteG6bnino | Gartenfir-
chen 9anern; ban TaIbt og brGf-
fe6e Qrnoebenet. Wir. @eroro 6nn.
oe be9ioet ii1 pnn ct fort 9cIeg til
Tortenfircben, bbor @interiporten
bDrfes itor llOitrpfnina
fSrtloter mere Seipanoe 9onoon,
25. fSeb. iii p9imeS" telcgroferes
fra 9(nllterOnn at en- itprf Sne-
itorm al 9loroeit foraario9er itor
9Cngitel'e. 9ioerne, Iom beifptter
9lniter0nn ,er nolat for ct polo
iont Trpf al 9nnoet / De ooer.
iuemnIeoe Ggne, og man irp9ter ior,
at 0e naar- iom BELT fan 9iue ef.
fer. 6uorpeO 9pen bil blipe onerIpem
met trooper er beifGftiget meo at
foritTrfe gi9ernc
ariasianocrnes Git lpffeoes.
@n 9aot forIeoen nifom 9 rnsiife
6onger oner Grpnien pe0 9ois
0nntorup, 9nnninrf. 9e ilap opcr
pon oen Maaoe. at oe nnrIcbereoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

GrinS C,eurs af @rrfcnlano an.
fom 9irsoag gfften ben ! lSebr,
til S6benbnpn pia @nrneiriinoe
@icoier, leoiaaet al NrinS @aIoe-
mar. Ser nor reiit TrinSen Wagoe
til @ieofer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

llrolig6e0er / Gortugal. Otaorio,
4. 6ebrnar 9Ia0et nSSlnporcial"
bar faaet OteOOeleIie ON, at llrolig.
6eoer Fortugal Wtaorio, 4 5Se.
bruar. 9lo0et oS9Snlpnrcinl@ bar fan.
ct 0ieboeIelie ON, at llrolig6eoerne
/ 9iSiabon oeopnrer. Huber 65noe-
uroIia6eoerne 9onleiegnOen er Ell
9rigaoer bleucn Orrbt og to repll-
6lifanife @nroiiter inaret glngriber-
ne blep ipIittet peo 9leooIperIfilo. $
onore aunrterer 6nr Der flnoet@om-
beefsploiioner Steo, ser anrctteoe
ell Gel mnteriel SfoOe.
9eprgeIicn bar breot Tia til Sep-
tubol, San Ieoro, 9ortel, &eoon-
90 og Olontenfor, buor 9orgmeitereii
blep pint % oereiter ornbt, enopioc.
re til 9lauarantes, @eoreo, Solaoron
oa onore Steoer, buor Mnngoeil
plpnorcoe aorlllaoernc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

9ieli9ioie gpffeIie / @nplano. 3
troenoe are0ie @nglano er man
itrrft optaaet al at uOnotte oen aan-
belize o. reli1i6ie 8uffe(ic, iom
iolAer mro ari9en set gpIoer, naar
9riaen er til GnOe, qat opfpre en-
I'M Oh mere rate annoeli9 Gioiliia.
tion pna 9hiinerne al Dor pnoige
fortio, ifrioer Fruiten 6. u Bur
roug6S oco Sertforo College / Or
for6. I'll 0et 5SormaaG bar ooen-
nrbnte Gaitor Burroughs innt fGe.
re anore oannet eli 2ioa, iom ifnG
beoare, oraaniiere oen fonmenoe
aanoeliae aamp og uonntte gieiul-
taterne al set aonOeIiae 9trbeioe,
iom nnoer arigen er giort 6lnnot
SoIoaterne 5ranfria.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

Suerri9e aopnrer. Omaha, 9te6.,
26. Set. Den 6erpprenoe ipenife
9icefotpIll, y. u. @0quiit, Dar Ell.
ter Or0re ira ben ipenife 9egering
llolteot en- 9loonriel til 1erboenoe
Suenlfere moo at reiie meo armereoe
5anoelsifibe tilberenoe friqsieren-
De Sun0e ira 1 Qtarts.
aoniulen oplpite paa 6ormleo.
nina, at Ben ipenife 9icgerilg bar
aiuet alle line 9leprGientanter /
Il. 2. n. tiliuarenoe Smtruftioiler
llueir 9pTflano. 9(lnIteroam, %
tsebr. Sra 66iiringen % onore g9ss
ne ioet ipolige 5pIflano neooeles
ON llpeir ne0 Storm og Operipem.
melier. geogle minore gper 9opern
er unOer @an0. 6lere 9grn CT om-
fommet og o0Ifilligt 8upg er orltf-
net. s W'oin3 beifripeS Sihlatio-
nen iom oIborIig. @an ct Gar al
oe tore ,slo6er er Sfibsiartel in0-
itillet.
st Telegram ira 0fiinhen for-
teller, at Der 6nr pGret ct forfpr-
oeli0t Sneifre0 6ocffenigenen. @n
6ieIobptte, bDori mango 9}enneifer
op6olot iig. bleb reoet meo. Siotil
er ser flnOet 35 2i9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

0ioreentbml tiIbnee. giep gorf,
%. 6ebr. Uteo n5reoericf oen Ot.
tenoe" al SfanOinaoien-9lmerifa 81.
nien. iom anfom bertil / @adr, fom
Den amerifauife @eianot I aouitan.
tinopeL SenrD Mor8entbou, % bans
6iltnt % oeres Spn. @eianoten bar
taget Ell fort 5erie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

@eror0 brpffer arooebenet Ser.
Tin, 9fooioteleqrom "a. Seb Gen
nmerifonife @eianot, Somes @.
@ernro, bar brret uoint for ct llbeI6
uuoer SfsiteGsbnino | Gartenfir-
c6en | 9aoern; ban TnIot oa brGf.
feSe 4rnoebenet. Wfr. @eroro 6nb.
Sc begioet fla pnn ct fort @cI6g til
Hortenfircben. bpor @interiporten
oprfes | itor llOitrpfning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

Oaraca tro0ier Garrnn3a. @a.
i6inaton, .. g., "a. 6e6r. @1pnOig-
6e6erne Oornco, 6en iier6e it6rIte
9p W'erico, bar np9tet at aner.
fenoe Gorran8aS 9le0erinQ oa bar
fitn6aiort, at 5toten oil itDre fine
egne 9nIigaenOer, bt6til en- 9rrii.
oent pna titbbrIiq 0faaoe er inoiat
/ Nerico gp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

qIrbeioet / Sfouene npr Gate Su.
perior er inoitillet paa @rlno al
oen me1en Sne. Saaoant bar al.
ORIG 6pnOt isr. 5 aluinoeligbeo
oarer 9lr5eioet til lent Utartsgiaa.
neo, men Here eeiere er aIlereoe
5lcoet tlftet Tor 9Iar. Oct BAR
meet % meet, til oct par umilia
at asre noget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

9soipos 1yolfetal. Soma 6npOe oeo
isolfetplinaen 1916 67789 Here
apinoer emo Nlrno, opIpier oct ito
tiitiife GentraI6ureon. Der oar
t,2f2,932 0irno og t,145,134
aOinoer Sele 9eiolfningen par ioa.
leOes 2. 35S,066, booraf f,422,2t5
par fsot Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

bar MI afgioet oen 9enoelie, at Den
gomle aoinoe ogOe al Otangel pao
aSeOe, ilet 9e5onOling os auloe, og
at benOes 0atter b9rer Sfploen for
bette. 0un er 6leOet orreiteret,
men oct er tpioRomt ON BUN fan
bliOe Oenlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

Spnnif StatsInon. Maorio, 26.
lSebr. Ser er noiteot ct fongeligt
4efret. iom ira I DARTS benDnoi-
ger llOiteoelie al 3 9rocent Stots.
obliaationer til ct 9eGeb al $780,
100000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

Qsrbag. a1pifernes itorc
Offenfip imoo 9eroiiu fortirttes.
Baris meloer, at pGlOiae Spre I'M.
Der ftRrf Sneitorm angriber meo
nfenot 1ofbIombeS, men gnarcbene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

6olrie paa TiG6ageoeien. Cont
BON, %. SEQ Colonel e. 80. Soatie,
Der en- Si0 bar op6oGot iis europa
iom Qrniioent @iGions perionIiae
llbien6ine, refer / 9ng ira Sal
moiIb tilbaae til 9tmerifo meo v9fot.
ter0um" al SoGlano s9(merifalinien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
lur0Pf1 rnrt0t.

0oerio6mneIie 9eIgien. 2tm-
iter0am, p 6e6r. 0iaaS er gooet
ouer line BREEDER 9}pr6eoen al
9ieae. 5lere 2anos6Der Goro for
9iege % Ell Gel al 0enne 9p er
uu0er 8ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

Gooiepelt til IrinioaO 9arbaoos,
%. B,, 26. 6eb. 36eooor 8ooieoeIt
% Slftrt anfom bertit / Ons6ags
og reiite piOere til 0emernro, gri.
tiff @ldano. Sra Denernra oil 0e
fortiptte til 9rinioao. boorfra De
oil tage en- Camper 9irefte til 9eep
0orf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

GSoro-aonlnisiionen. Stocf6olm,
81. 5ebr Zen befen0te norife Syll.
riit, 4roiesIor @,ielsDif, talte peO ct
Dfeoe unoer en- @onierence Der /
2eroo9s / GSorbin0elie me6 oen per
manente 6oroife 6reosfommisiion
I'll 9onierencen bar Scbmeit5 oalqt
elIebe Delegereoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

@n 2gn6ing ! Georgia. Carriers
oilIc. @aY 26. 5e6r en 9leser
iom oar antla9et ior at bape bruoi
mo ct 0us % oolotaget Ell boiG
aDinoe, bleo / @aar bortiert ira
5pngIlet al en- 6oIfc5ob % bpngi
/ ct Gre u6enior Gitp 6all, boor-
eiter bans 2ig bleu gennemborei
meo 9leDolDerfuglcr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-13

WANTED AT ONCE-Nice clean
cotton rags VIII pay 90 rcr pouSd.
World Publishing Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07
MOTOR BEATS
STEAM LOCOMOTIVE

The n0,c--car -=ryre which va.
..1z1E1rz-a5 By tie Ringing rail
rad yesterday vas given a tine .ss'
t.- tie ta.rry-s.T miles and demon
.-ratet the fac, tina, tho motor had
tle steam locomotive oarc.s.sed.
TIE regular schedule has been one
hour and FIVE minutes from Ardn0re
no Ringing ll, the motor made the
Tip .n y minute thus beating the
former scaed -.e By p minutes
4 mo.euel' has been started a.
ready 20 have the schedule Of the
afternoon departure o. trains from
Ardu0-- from the towns along the
railroad more tine 20 tralsac, busi-
ness. People O. Ringing. Wilson.
and Lone Grove are all anxious 10
have rais done, and they are also
very anxious taa. the railroad carry
the mails which 8, is not doing al,
present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07

5.l2- fos C1-t anuo1s is 70 le i-au.
z--ata..
As result 1f vor' done 5y The
alsrd oi D-rec,0rs. three very sub
s'ar'Ial plants ere k1o-El1g AZ Ard
more. doors but l1s, what success
E.I attain remains 70 le seen.
"Ee e1pe-. 70 direct our best a.
f9r'r % i-rrease Ardmo-e payroll
20 induce -er factories and foster
those ve haF-.r .a.d NJ. Apple. "a1l
v- are 1ot going 20 let disappol1t-
ma-ts Lloolrlee Is AL ne ask g.
support from our home men and their
r1rtifc.ce which we know ve have.
The policy o. the Chamber Of Com.
marca .1 tae future will be % elm
ils'a I'D finance features from our
noon lag .llcheons. When we uant
-larcr.r'ioas We VIII call special
meetings Thee llncheons are for
and for boosting o1l.7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07
Sudden Dsatt ef yrsi,sr.

Nrr Ffge. sis'rr ~ Nr Herr
Kembe. " 'aE city died l1derig s,
the ll''erF home Tuesday u9u.Hz
shortly after s.e arrived fssr from
Columbus. OH. 10 Da. o. sl.f' % her
lIsi'f and family SIR Tiy- aaa
taken so el route and only lived
about zi minute aHe- hgr arrIsaI
here The remain. yr-r asag 1-rl
~ C,.lulr. tE .r f.ur1' w fo-
Boa 1anf yis sr-..a1 .n.. DE age
haI r..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07
noos oAY LUNCH TOMORROW
LADIES' Eis Society % ser.s Business
Men a. h,5n Day Luncheon.

u-a OIL. u.-,t 70, rr-.,,,-. ,, cha
. rt.-.., ~ to---e-,e r-f.- ,-,.-.
.z,t and r..f. ,, .--,r-es ,t.. cam.
-.Ig- f.- -fa ,,--f-, ,a.- . q. g..
r.,,..r,s.. Oh. r,., ,.,o. p.. Inn.
,.a.- o., s.. f,r4 ,,,.,-,,-. To- ,,.
t..a-a., ~ r. r--.. ra-f.f.-
,.s-,s snI s,,-s,, e.e,,. -.-,.,s- In
,.a ,r. and .re rst... a. ,a. ,.r,,r
-t. .-. =, .--.. ,.. rr-,..,, t,.e
--orr,.t ,t,,,..- 90, ,o--,..-..t.,..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07
FIFTY BELOW ZERO.
Much Suffering al Fairbanks, Alaska,
as Resgl: &c Extreme Cello.

Fairbanks. Alaska. Dec. The
Temperature here Is - degrees below.
zero and the city is suffering for lack
10; fuel Il is roo cold 20 hau. wood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07
Wilson's CAMPAIGN EI7EssEs
ET-s-- ---sS Ne. -. 81
-re- Es--y-F--- T-=-Ez-=
. a.

"z-1--z-1- De- --TLs5--E ca
81 e C--- 1855 - Ess a.
---1--- ---zg 80 - D--5--z---
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07
:. = :. :: = . = = = . /. = = .
BAND COMMITTEE MEET,

A: There aill be- meeting OF the (:
:: band committee and al who are :;
:: interested iu becoming members :;
:: o. TIE band 70 ue organized By ::
:: SIR Barnard meet az the Cham :;
:: Der Of Commerce rooms Sunday ::
:: afternoon al three O'Clock. a, ::
:: ..ch time plans will De iOrmu- ::
:: lated Tor the organization. ::
:: Every one Interested 10 this ::
:: movement is requested 70 70 be ::
:: present ::
= ::
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07

St Philips Guild will have 4 bazaar
in the rest room at CIty Gas Office
Saturday. December 2, a. : O'Clock.
SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-07
ANOTHER sLE WARNING
Lias- "s-soi5 Warns Hercnsr: Yes
ss.t q 0srse- q SUES

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Now turn 70 TIE wan, ads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
ALLIED MUlNITTON STOCK
AMPLE, HANOTAUX SAYS
) Former Foreign Minister of
France Declares Production
Surpasses All Expectations
By GABRIEL HANoTAux

FORMER Minister OF Foreisn Relations of France
PARIS. June 29.-The Allies production
Of munitions is at last in full swing. The
French output surpasses all expectations.
The British are going ahead without a
hitch, while one of my friends who has
returned from Petrograd tells me that the
Poutilof factories give the impression of
being ten times bigger than the Creusot
works. This production goes on simuta-
neously SO that an iron torrent may deluge
the besieged Central Empires.
The Russian battle has scarcely begun
italy is reaplng the reward of her energetic
resistance and Cadornas magnificent STRAIT
egy. She knows that Austria has no more
reserves to feed the Trentino front.
In Macedonia Bulgaria is now thrown on
her own resources. The Allies army ia In
perfect condition and will play its role in
the Balkan peninsula, which Austria has
abandoned. perhaps forever.
While the foregoing is the European bat
tie scene, Verdun remains the greatest of
all combats. The civilization of the future
will be decided there. We must hold on at
all costs. Five great battles are now I'M
der way. Verdun-which was the first of
the series-must render victorious the other
four.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
U.s. AVIATION CORPS
READY TO AID ARMY
Propeller Troubles Righted and
Machines Are Available
for Mexico

WASHINGTON. June 2s.--That the ayia-
tion branch OF the Signal Corps is at last
ready TO play it's part in the Mexican situa-
offlcIais here as a result Of several sue
eessfuI flights reported to have recently
taken place on the border. One machine
r. now with General Pershlng
A solution Of the propeller troubles has
been found. and experts declare they will
soon be able TO use the 12 available ma
diticns, which are 80 intensely arid as to
warp and splinter the propeller blades, IL
has been necessary for army engineers to
secure an especially hard wood Experi-
nnents with oak. Southern ashk. birch and
other woods were unsuccessful, and 1t
Honduras OF an extremely dry and tough
dbre. A rolled copper tip is used to protect
the edges
Aeroplanes in the border service are ex.
periencing rough wear. Repairs are SO
frequently necessary It is estimated that
every machine is practically rebuilt four or
hve times In year.
They have been organized into a division
OF ~ planes, all of the same type, to make
parts interchangeable and reduce the neces-
sity of large repair supplies The division
is broken into three squadrons which can
be shifted from base to base.
An appropriation of S21, 100000 It is es-
tmated, would be necessary to equip an
aviation corps large enough to serve an
army of a half million men in case call
cane for volunteers to invade Mexico This
would provide for 21 divisions of IL planes
preparation has yet been asked of Con-
gress. The estimate is based, however, on
the present cost OF maintaining a division
approximately 100000 year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
Deaths

bATRoFF.-suddenly on June 2s, 1915. JESSE
g.. beloved husband of Mary r. Batron
Relatives and friends and all societies OF which
he was member invited 10 attend the
e,eleek. at hts late residence, 25I3 ~ isth
S s,yIasy I1IsTnsns T.s,Dn D5sss cSS PoIRt csmssry
nENsoN-on June 20. 1919. ELIZABETH.
widow o. John Benson; Relatives and frisnds
on Thursday afternoon. at o'clock. al her
lsts residence. 1922 Vine 81. Interment
s0DDER.--on June 20. 1915 LOUISA O.. wife
q shsrsss Soddsr; Relatives and friends are
residence OF Wesley II. Kshr. 2i0i Diamond
st.. On Thursday. AZ 10 80 q. m. precisely
BONN .--on June 81 1910. cATHARINE, wife
of Norton ID. Boh9. and dauShter OF the late
Pnilip and Mary Conlfn The reIatives ana
friends are inyitsd 70 attend the funeTaI on
Saturday. at 1880 q. m, from her iafe resi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
'BAcCY FOR KHAKI BOYS
Bethlehem Reader Suggests Everybody
Help Out in Fund

Fred c. Kline, of Bethlehem. Pa, writes
70 the EVENING LEDGER to suggest that IL
. tobacco fund is started for soldiers 1t be
done by the whole public Instead of a
wealthy few.
He tells how In Bethlehem in five hours
$3.50 was raised simply by adopting the
expedient of selling flags very cheap, flags
which were purchased wholesale for less
than cent each and sold to the public
at nickel
In Philadelphia, he thinks. many thou
sands of such flags could be sold, and at
> profit OF four cents each tidy sum would
be realized
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
Charles P. stocskhap, Camden, Dies

Charles p. Stockham, pioneer In the
lumber business in Camden. died yesterday
at his home. 612 Cooper street. after a brief
Illness. Mr.. Stockham, who was in his 9sth
year, continued his business activities un-
I'll he was taken Ill week ago. His funeral
will take place on Friday from the First
Presbyterian Church. Camden. OF which he
was member
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29

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