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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

9eutiden in g2erifo tparen nidf MIR
pnrhaus altBer ieoer @efahr, lonoern
lie genoHen IN getpiIer 9iitriften, tpte
8. 9. IN Sampicp, logan gang lpe5ieue
Srihile9ien.
9lus oieier sbatiacbe luto paral1s,
oaB atBeroen alta Mir elm gngldnz
Der nno 5nei Sran5plen lpabrenb Ser
uerifaniiden gStrren lrmfamen, oa=
gesen aber 200 gbineien, 100 Spa
r1ier uno rllno 500 slnerifaner ge1
tpotet ipurSen, 8og Ser 8eoner Sen
SdlnB, ooB infplse Der gdbpadheit
Der gSiIlntt' 'ichen @nlitif Sic sln1erifa
ner in sWerifo in bieielbe &laiie ipie
Die @bineIen lno Die in D1erifo bes=
baBten Sponier geratbet1 lparelr, tpabz
reno Sic nlerifalliideu gauoiten it6
tnp6I biiteten, Sln9eb6rise ieuer Staaz
ten 5lt t6oten, oeren 8e9ierunsen i6@
nen ipfort sun5 enersilb altf Sen 8el5
Z. y
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

CONNIE Sront, bab oie ersliiden
Srnppen, nadbem Tie slnrsiffe Ser Irs
NEE bes aronprin5en 3uppred)t bon
gapern absetpielen batten, etnen err
folsrei6en @esenporltoB bllrdfiibrten.
lpelder lire 2inie alf elmer Sront bon
5000 9aros 800 big 500 Yarbs pprz
ipdrts trng. 9ieier Sortl6ritt loa
5tpilden Sc Sarras unb Der sdtpabenz
8eoprte senadt tporben fem. auf
ipeld) leetere Die bnrberisen 4nsriffe
Der 9eut19en seri6tet iparen.
General 5aies Mannen ipllen jebt
Die Stauffen= unb bic &Dnisitt 9aez
bpute gang, ioipie Stellunsen 1,Drbli6
unb nprbDltlib bon Der S1lpabene9iez
ooute erobert baben, tppbei ibneft an6
lnebrere @l1nbert @efangene in bie
9dnbe fielen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
.ssen & Hartvig,
seIt>enbcifaisss
arb Gnzbalmega
gsnlltanhiae s.rro11neme1te =

gsGfanbise g.rrotlgementf ss
rab1tile tDeroen anf 8uai iiSe s oefon1z
gdparse uno ne;a 4rtete Iidl banpts
nb ldDns autI6e~esllllnsen oe5 Iee'sen
Mnftrdne rev atarifs fir oie 5armer
I'M @egenlaee 5u oen 2aiter1, oie i6nen
ppnt Same sllorid iden 3ontarif
allferlest tpurben. Inter anoerem iagz
te er Damn SpI9enoes:
sd eriparte nidt, oab oteles 2anb
III ben SSeltfries beripidelt tperoen
tpirb, baltptiddlid besipeseu. ipeil td}
tidt CLAUDE, oaB ote Serret, ote uns
in Illen frtttiiren, in bie Gage font%
men lperben, ms in einen &rteg bi1z
eiu5ubesel1
ugSir seben iest alien 2eltten bas
otbiro oe9ree" Tim aus5ufinber, ob lie
auh quite 9lnterifaner iinb. gStr mill
len oies tbun, tpetl mir nah ben1 &riez
ee in einen intin1ereu &pntaft nit Sen
ilbrigen stattouen Ser 8elt fpnme11
lperoer."
Cine Ser eroBen 2ettionen, Die
ltns Der ellropdiIde 8rtes gelelrt bat.
lit Sic SbarIacbe, bab bie finan5iene
llpb administrative 9fiii1lns fiir Elm
2aro ebet11p ipicbtis lit ipte Die ntilia
tdriIde."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Anb @iliun idueigt I!
sSeierlid)e lteberreidmng Ser Gpmpa
tfte Slhreile ser 800" alt sic
slllttrten.
S a ram G L g e Ii traIitdt5 s
bru 6.

&aris, 21. DIT gu g6ren BON
9r. siprtpn Asrince ans Bolton, ser
bent Grd1ibentcu Gpincare in Der. bere
gan9enen @pd)e bie bon fiinfbunbert
a1nerifanilben 8iirgern lnterseitnete
nMbre1le on Sic SsDlfer Ser allitrten
91atiolten" iiberretWt batte, tpltroe bier
beute elm 9eielner eegeben, an bent
ntele berpprraeenbe 9erlonli6feitetl
bes >Dffentlihen 2ebeus in Srnnfrei6
tbeilnabmel1.
l1nter Ben Inlpelerben lab nal1
allber bem gbreneaIt ST.. 9rtl1ce ltno
@ertfetern ser 9ariIer an1ertfanilden
8olpite Observation-Disclosures Hainlepe,
Mrbeitsn,il,ilter Mettn liuo et1ige ltnz
terltaatsIefretare, fcrner George Sepz
CUES, Ben Gprlibeubeu oes &ann1erz
ausihuiIes fin auslpartige, nnb @enez
rnl Gebppa, Ben &priisennen bes
&amneralslhuNes fir militariide
slngelegenheiter.
slnipeienb iparen alld sebn amertfn@
niIthe Slieeer in Ser Uniform bes frunz
snli1hen 6eeres. Sic ipllrnen BEL ibrem
grideinen nit 8eseilterung beeriiBt.
SptidJaft au6 pcrtreteit.
Inter Ben anpeienben Imerttanerr
bcfannen it'd Hpbert SS. 9lib, Setre@
tar ser amcrifanilden Sptldaft. Grpe
feilpr Miurf Salpnin, sSames 5aSel
@ppe, 2niprenee Senett ltD @bttnet
gSurren.
Sn ibren slnlpraden eeoadten St'
frans6iilden 9iebner nit 2anfbarfei
Ser BON Ben @ereiuigten Staaten fin
Observation-Disclosures geleilfeten Sien:
ite. Ser amerifnnilhen Wh1nittons5lt:
I fubr, Ipiuie bes euteu @illens Der WHl
lipuen ppn sln1erifanerl.
ST.. 9rince erflarte Ben l1nterldiei
sipii1en Ser 9fe1trolitdt ber 9unpes
resieruug u,,b Ben Spmpatbien, 81
sic @lebrbeit hes amerifaniid)en Gol
fcs sen MIliirten entsesenbrinet." 4" Sci
ne Camille lei itpl5, bab eit,er tire
AnsebDrigen (gsprntan Erincc) fit
Sranfretb iterben burfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
@emalt gebt oor &edt.
Die 5ramspien bauien tuie Sic 9espu=
tent I'M armen 6eaas.

81 m. 21. Sft. Sic gaiirten haben
Die srie6iide @esierung oabon bena6z
ri6tist, baB ipeitere aGiirte Sruppen
in atben 9ela,1bet lperoen tpiirben,
lpenn Die llnrllben in Ser Stabt nieht
iofort bon ben grie6il6en ge6orben
nit alien Weitteln nnteroriidt tpiirben.
Serner baben Sic 9llliirten Ser gries
dilhen 9fesierung bie Sprberung gez
itellt, bas ariedilde Seer Iofort Inn
5ipei 9rittel ieiner iebieen gtarfe,
Is. +. auf leine Sriebensifarfe, gil rebuz
siren.
8raitsDiiider Msadtbaber.
2pnb Jon, 81. Oft. Ser 0ffisier
Der gntentenadtc, Ser gum gbef~Snz
Ipeftpr Der sriedilden Golisei ernannt
iporben lit, lit nit alien Iahtbefltge
nillen ausgeltattet iporben, Inn Sic
anti alliirten llnrllben i'm Seine 5n
erififen. Seine saltoritat lit faftilA
|eine 10 srobe, bab Ieine 8efusni1ie
benen eines Miniiters beg S1nern sIei-
def ltno er 5ltr 3eit IN bielen Ga6en
mebr sn 1agen bot, als Ielbit Ser &onis
aonItanti11.
Sc iinb bisber lchon Iebr bieIe
Srellnbe Ser bel1tiden Sa6e l1nter Ser
InIdulbisl1ng berbaftet tporben, bob
Tie uno tire @aenten Sic iiinslten I'M
ruben angeSettelt l1no gendbrt hdtte11.
@ae @obnunaen Der snbdnger elmer
beutidfrelnbliden Holittf @riehen=
LAMBS iperben 1ebt nad bofumentariz
Iden geipeilen bafiir unterin6t bab
bie feit1bliden 9entoritratipnen bor
Ben @eIanbtIdaften Ser entente ltnb
Bic san5e 8rppa9a1oa eesen Die Il@
liirten brrd1 enornte Gelbppfer Ser
Sentraln1d9te slipese gebradt ipore
Sen tpdrel1. Q?)
s9sad)f hes &6ttiss beid)nitten.
Cine Ser eriten @erfugungen bes
franaDlilhen Rpli5ei Snlpeftors be-
itirnn1te Die 9ebu5ir1nlg Ser 2eibgarbe
bes &Dnigs &pnital1ti1 bon 1000 ouf
so @sann. Serner ntiiiien ane rilitd1
rilahen @erfiignnseHgg sss griediIden
arieesl1til1iitertunts, ia ierbit Die CT
laiIe bes &ol1ies b1rd Sic 6anoe be5
@ertreters Ser gntente seben ltub ere
balten MIR burd beiien siesel uno TN
terIdrift @iiltisfeit. 9ieient iekt IN
sltben ihier alln1ddtigen Bean,te1
| ltebt audi Sic g}a6ri6ten 3e1lur ber
ariehi1chen 8rc1Ie a1t..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
5eiger aiorb.
Seitcrrcihiider Neiniiterpraiibeitt bot
gSiener 3eitnnssinann eridoiien.
5 a blines nieberaefnotlt


8erltn, iiber sappille, 81. Sft.
Die 1teberiee Na6rid)tenagentmr gibt
loeben bcfanttt, bak ber 6iterreid)tid=
nngartiheN eNtintiterprGiibent, Braf &arl
stiirsfb bemte iuabrenb ieiner Weittags=
mablseit bpl einem 9Siener 3eitungs=
mann, NamensMbler, eridJpiIen tumrbe.
Wptipe Der glnttbat nn6efannt.
8ien, iiber 2nnbon 21. Gft.
@tener @rtrabldtter, lpel6e bie grz
tnorbuns bss DaiiliiterprdIibenten 8raz
fen Stiirsbf befaunt lnahen unb sic
Sbat ais mpnltrups nnb abideulid be-
5ciehnen, bringen Big iebt mir eeringe
gtn5elbeiten iiber ba5 @reigniB ielbIr
nnb gar feine IuTflarllneen iiber bie
Wotipe oes Wiorbers. 9ieier, elm Seiz
tungsberausseber glalnens 2ubtpig
Ibler ipu Sen Staatsmann nit BRET
Decentralization niebereeitredt baben,
als er I'M $5ntel MeiBe( uno gdaoen
an Der &drrt1er gtraBe feline
Iaittassntnbl5eit einuabnt. slle Drei
Sdillle trafen u11o @raf Stiirgfb
band)te beinabe lnfort Ieinen @eiIt aus.
Ser sreiie Safer gramsebemst.
2pno on, 2t. Oft. Sic Central
gtetps So. fat aus sln1terbam cine 9ez
pelde erbalten, ipeldbe beiast, baB aaiz
1er Srall5 Spief lofnrt bon befn Spbe
letnes 9relniernlinilters benadridtigt
ipurpe. Sic 9raulise &lr1be inu geraoez
gu erldiitternb auf Sen ereilen Iaoz
nar6en seipirft baben, Ser in SEM @rz
norbeten nidt mir einen lnngid6rigen
erprobtcn 9iener, lonbern aud1 ei11en
ieiner itltintIten @etreuen oerloren bat.
Ser aailer berief lofort fir Sen
g}adn1ittas cine Spe5ial Sisuns ieiz
neg &abinetts.
@raf aarl stiirsfb tplrSc i'm Sabre
1859 in @raa eebprel1, ltlbirte au Ser
lll1iperlitdt ieirer @aterltabt unb trat
I'M Sabre 1881 in Sen StaatsDienit.
gr begann leine parlonentorilde aarz
sisrs I'M @laro 1901 4aaffl5Gerl.leter
bes &eid)sratbes. sSu 1894 gum Nainiz
iterialratb i'm WHnt1tertltm Ser offentz
ltden slrbetten ernannt. iplrpe er i'm
Sabre 1909 ols Weitelieb bes aabtnetts
@tnbild9ras @bef oesIelbeu 9eparte@
ments Der Staatsresieruns. gta6 bent
Stlr5e bieles Iliniiteriltn1s l1rb elmer
fltr6en 8ube ipurbe er I'M Sabre 1911
sur Sornairltns eines eigenen Wliniltez
riams ber1fen, oas ct int Sabre 1913
reprga,lilirte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Sianbntprb.

Gbica9p, 21. Oft. Soier lplrben
beute am friibcn Niorsen Ser Sulpelier
gn1il Nuel uno lein Ghtpaser, ber slnz
5eigenasent spuis 2i6tenitcin, als tie
in einem 8riaftnaeen 5u @allle onge<
lanet 1puren, bon brei 9anbiten iibcrz
fauen. 2i6tenltein ipuroe erIcbpliel,
ltnb gspel aln appfe periprnbet, ais hie
geiocn iicb sur @ebr iebteu. Sic ire
6en Gtrabenral1ber entfanen banll
NIT S1ipelen iln gScrtbe BON runo
$4,000. Sic eolisei perbaftete lpa~
ter am Gage beu atrdenbiencr elmer
metbobiltiihen @en1einbe, per tn Der
lebten 9iadt eine mplteriDle sdub<
ipl1nbe erlitteu bate, pie einer Der
8anbiten bur6 cine 8llgel aus s1oels
Hebplber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Sremen ufrloren gegebea.
ltntersans bes sandlbpptes iett aud,
pu1t beutidJer sette snscseben.

SaI M II e, @tb., 21. DIT. 9aul
6. 9. oilfen, Ser aneritanil6e @ers
treter ner belltiden Shiffahrteelells
ichaft, oie oie oeutIden 5unoelstall6s
boote in Sen @erfebr 5ipilden 9eutlns
lano uno oen |ereinisten staaten ses
ltellt bat, sab on Sreitos in Saltiz
more, @io., 5lt, baB Die vSren1en"
Jest einen @ipnat iiberfdllis lei, nno
iprah Die Sefilr6tung aus, oab oas
Sauhbppt i1lfplge eil1es WaI6tne1lbez
feftes nit Ser seiamnten Selasung
ltnter9esansen lei. Sic Bremen" ioa
cine nod srobere sabung Sarbltoffe
an Spro sebabt baben, als Die
y Geutlhlanb". 6err 6tlfen nabm fer
ner an, baB bte Bremen" Elm Serum
eeeen &inoerlabntune on Soro ses
babf bat.
ssa7binston, 5. G., 21. Oft.
@eleseutli6 Der gelpredung Ser Sbafz
lode, baB oas oeutIhe 5onoelstaltdl
Ibpot Bremen" MIN nit 5iemlider Sls
herbeit als berloren an5ule9en ii,
miro III &reiIen Bet oeutld)en Sptidaft
III @albineton entihieben betpnt, BOB
pesbdlb ridt auf Sen Slan eines melc
pper peniser regelnabieen 6alloelss
taudbppt Gerfelrs 5lpiihen 9eutlds
lanb uuD sln1erifa per6ihtet nerbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Madcnitn !. : einen ntnen sieg.
9enttde, 3Ml8aren ntlhs 81 4et perbauen TT tre1er
e8SfameraoiGa ait 9,aiIen mno 9t,,n,dnen.
l1eber 5000 @efauseue in BET 9obruoi4a ein9ebrad
Sm somme Tpn nbcm bic Gnenbcr Sran5uie bic
Mbidjem

Sic nen rleioen in obpnien pieber p gerute ufare
nnB bas 8e9en lenes 3cns nb lite ige 9pbruoda
5useben Sn ga5eooncn loln a5DFde @istrppe1 su ben
Serben seobn i 9euiano per0enid Sic gBobrbei ubcr
ben junsteu Sliegcriberau auf Sbernbprf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Sober fiir organilirte Nrbeiteri6aft,
0ompers Imbt 0emerfid)aitem nnter Wngabe fal
id)er 3batiad)em iir @iliom Sm beeinilmiIeu.
@ilion balt cine jebe aressseiabr iiir beieitist.
sSuns sese GegeIn
Geoefnnt.

lie 8epubfanr deinen res ero9 der n Grpbe Waors
an I'M Sen erparte So ast peni9In5 fruere Subrer
Ser grogreiben 9ildo @e einem
npitat unriegt gsion SroRbem emit grdiben bier
boben 2ebronfalt s6rn Degree" m ale anfonen
ger. seIonbers 1atirlid fir Sic birten ginoeIdler
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Ssene fransDiiide @iafiir.
Sffupire1 dJineiiihes @ebiet bei
Steu : Siiu.

Selling 81. Oft. Sic Sran5olel1
baben gan5 lneripartet cine bi1t be-
bDlferte Gl1abratnetle d1ineltiden Sc
bietes BEL ibrcr apn5eliipn Sie11zSlil1
pffllpirt. Sic 9etppbner bieles 2anb@
itribes baben lih Ianse seseu eine anz
nerion ieitens Sranfreifs gelpebrt.
Sic bteiiee dineliIde 9reiie sibt ibrer
gntriiltuns ilber bieIen nellen @eipaltz
oft Der Sra15plen riidltdtslns suss
brlld unb idreibt, bab bieier Gift nod
Sic Sbaten Ser sSSapaner iibertreffe
nnb cine offene ariesserfldrung sesen
gbtr1a bebelite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

Gir Hidarb graipforb lno Sic
@anfiers boben nit Ser 8onferens
iiber Srasen, Sic BOG Staatsoepartes
ncnt an9eben fein @eles oerleeF.
llnb nenn lfonI slls oh Die Sriten uno
bie Sritenfnechte in 9lmerifd I'M cine
aleinigfcit, pie Elm @eles, tiimmerh
ipiirbenl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
MAYOR LASHER
At HOME FROM
KE N 7 UCK !
PEOPLE HAVE MADE BoUNTlFUL
HARvESTS AND ARE ENJOYING
WONDERFUL PROSPERITY -
MONEY COMING HERE.

Mayor and Mrs. o. c. Lasher ar
rived Saturday from Kentucky, where
they have spent two weeks. Mr..
Lasher said: Il found the country
everywhere talking for Wilson, the
crops are fine, the harvest has been
heavy, the barns are full and the
smoke houses are bulging with good
things to eat, and the people are
happy under this wonderful prosperity
OF the Wilson variety. I am back at
the old stand now, although it's new
TO me. | am ready to work and to
win. / am ready to stand for those
things that will make Ardmore a big
ger and a better and a cleaner city
and, say, you cannot realize just how
the whole country is looking upon US
now. You can't go anywhere that
people are not asking questions about
this city. They are interested, and
many of them are coming out to look
it over. This city has the best OPP
portunity Of any city in the southwest
to grow. and trust that | may have
an opportunity to contribute in some
way to that growth"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23

In the photograph may be seen a
detachment of French soldiers work
ing hard to move one of the monster
guns. mounted on railroad trucks,
which destroy German trenches at dis
tances of ten miles and more. These
guns are moved by steam, but occas-
ionally the motive power fails, and
then man power is called upon.
The map shows part of the power
full defenses which confronted the
British troops in their offensive on
the Somme and makes clear why it
took them nearly three months to cap
ture Thiepval, which at the outset
was only mile beyond their lines.
The black lines are trenches, and
the barbed wire entanglements show
which are defensive and which com
munication trenches. Besides the
snarl of trenches marking Thiepval,
the two knots of trenches north and
northeast of that point apparently
mark the "Schwaben" and STUFF re-
doubts, where the British have re-
ported heavy fighting in the past few
days.
Complicated as is the tangle of
trench lines on the surface, the map
does not reveal the immense cata-
combs underground, the result of two
years labor, which formed an equally
important part of the defensive works
of the Germans. These have been
described by the British as comprising
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
MASONS PLAN
F Or A GREAT
CELEBRATION
HAVE ORDERED BEEF, MUTTON
AND TURKEYS BY THE HUN
DRED-WEiGHT SECURE EMIL
NENT CHEF.

The local Shriners are planning TO
give their visiting brethren who will
be here next Thursday the time of
their lives, and if any of them leave
without being properly cared for it
will be their own fault. as the local
committee have not overlooked de-
tail for the benefit of their guests.
Beef, mutton and turkeys have been
ordered, which will be barbecued.
baked and served at the fair grounds
and the committee has secured the
services of an eminent chef who
knows just how to put this up in the
most palatable form.
The India Temple patrol band will
accompany the Shriners from Oklaho-
ma City and the street parade which
precedes the festivities at the fair
grounds will be a novel feature never
before witnessed on the streets Of
our city.
1t is predicted that the parade will
attract thousands from the surround
ing country. and Ardmore is already
a gaia appearance for the
event, bunting and colored emblems
being everywhere in evidence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23

The Rumanian fort of Con-
stance has been captured by
the Germans, Berlin says. This
stronghold has been the OBJ
jective of the Bulgarian forces
operating in the Dobrudja re-
gion.
Field Marshall Won Macken-
sens offensive movement in Do
brudja is continuing to bring
results to the Germans. Petro-
grad announces today that the
Russians and Rumanians con-
tinue to retreat, although they
are offering stubborn resistance
to Mackensen's army"
The Bulgarian statement on
this fighting says the Ruma-
mans have been driven back to
within six miles of Constance
on the Dobrudja front, with
much war material falling into
the hands of the Bulgarians.
The French troops on the
Somme front have fought their
way forward in the neighbor-
hood of Sailley-Saillisel, cap
turing the entire Spur Number
128 of the Village, Paris an
nounces today.
The British yesterday cap
tured Regina trench, three
miles long, near Thiepval, to-
gether with six hundred prison.
ers, being the most important
allied attack in the west for
three weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23

PR|SONERSON
HIGHWAYS
coNvIcTS ARE PAID ONE DOLLAR
PER DAY TO BUILD GOOD ROADS
- HAVE BETTER HEALTH AND
SPIRITS.

I'VE have worked 400 men on the
highways during this year, and the
results have been highly satisfactory,
states the president of the Tennessee
state board of contro. IN recent let
ter to Adolph Lewisohn, president of
the national committee on prisons.
THE last legislature took a step
forward" continues the Tennessee of
fetal, "in the enactment of law au-
thorizing the board OF control to con.
tract the labor of convicts on the pub
lie highways from April to December
at the price of 81 per day. We
maintain the men on the 81 per day,
but make little If any profit. The men
thus employed are in better health
and better condition in every day as a
result of the outdoor employment and
the state has in this way made a sub
stantial contribution to the good roads
cause. Next year we expect to have
one thousand men working on the
highways"
The Tennessee Board OF Control is
committed to the abolishment of the
contract system at the next legisla-
ture, and is endeavoring to secure an
act which will enable all prisoners
to be employed on roads and farms
or in the manufacture of commodities
for use in the state and county insti-
tutions and departments.
The board is endeavoring to develop
the road work on an efficient basis
and has asked the national committee
on prisons for data concerning the
most practical and economical meth
DDS of housing, feeding, and caring
for prisoners when working on the
roads. The committee has furnished
scientific information gathered by
graduate students of the department
of highway engineering at Columbia
University who have made nation
wide studies of convict road work
under the joint direction of the de-
partment and the national committee
on prisons.
The application of scientific meth
DDS to the road work already we'll un-
der way in Tennessee insures further
success and will encourage the board
Of control in its effort to develop all
the prison industries or the state on a
right basis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
SUCCESSOR To
STEURGKHN0
ANNOUNCED
ASSASSINATION OF AUSTRIAN
PREMIER BY SOCIALIST EDITOR
LOOKED UPON AS DEED OF A
FANATIC.

Vienna, Oct 23-Dr. Friedrich Ad-
Ter, the assassin of Austrian Premier
Karl Steurgkh, who is being held by
the police awaiting trial, maintains
fcomplete composure.
The population of Vienna is recov-
ering from the assassination. Through
out the empire DR. Adler's act is de-
plored and is looked upon as the deed
of a fanatic. Adler is the editor of
a socialist paper here.
Thus far, 1t is not known who will
succeed Count Steurgkh. but the i'm.
preston is that neither the attitude
of the government nor the course of
the war will be influenced by DR.. Ad-
ler's cat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
Buried at Provence.

The remains OF Mrs. Fred Neal,
who died Friday at noon in Enid,
weer buried at Provence yesterday.
Deceased was formerly Miss Annie
Burton. Her mother died at Provence
last spring. Deceased was married
six years ago TO Fred Neal and they
have resided since that time in Ard
more and Provence most OF the time.
She had no children TO survive her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
SEARCH FOR ROBBERS
Three Saddles Found by Cowboys Give
Clue to Train Robbers.

Bliss, Okla, Oct 23.-The posses
hunting for the bandits who recently
held up a Santa Fe train near here,
were today combing the country
around Charley Creek, following the
finding OF three saddles, presumably
the property of the robbers, in a can
yon. A horse, picked up by cowboys
on a range near the creek, is believed
to have been the property of the
outlaws.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
MERIDA
WAS | LOST IN
7 He ST D R N
OWNERS OF MERIDA, LOST IN
STORM FRIDAY, SAY BODIES OF
SEVEN OF HER CREW HAVE
BEEN PICKED UP.

Cleveland, o., Oct. 23.-The local
managers of the steamer Merida con-
ceded today that the ship was lost
in Fridays gale on Lake Erie, Fha
admission came after seven bodies OF
the crew had been picked up by other
ships. So far as known not one Of
the crew Of twenty.three survived the
tragedy. This makes four steamers
and fifty lives lost in the storm. !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
Novel Team Hitehed to Band WAGON.

Prof. J. A. Waters and HIS "All
Troopers" band with the great Patter-
son Shows, serenaded The Ardmore-
ite office this afternoon. The band
wagon OF the show is drawn by four
oxen which for speed might not be
classed as world beaters. but for
strength and beauty they are there.
The band is exceptionally good and in
strict keeping with every feature Of
the Patterson shows. which will ex-
hibit here all week under the auspices
Of the fire department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
DICK LEE GETS CONTRACT.
Work on New Hospital Will Be Be-
gun in Few Days.

The new Hardy hospital. which is
being financed by Robert Watchorn.
will be under actual construction
within a few days. The plans have
been approved and the contract has
been awarded to Dick Lee. The sub
contracts have not been awarded yet
but will be shortly Material has been
ordered and 1t will begin to arrive
this week.
Ewart Watchorn. son Of Robert
Watchorn. who is here looking after
drilling operations that are being
carried on by his father. will also
spend some Of HIS time in looking af-
ter the construction OF the hospital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-23
RESCUERS CONTINUE TO WORK
IN ALABAMA MINE IN EFFORT
TO RESCUE MINERS.
MEN BELIEVED DEAD
Sixteen Miners Entombed by EXplos-
ion in Coal Mine at Marvel, Alabama
Are Believed to Have Lost Their
Lives.

Marvel, Ala, oct, 2s.-After work
ing steadily throughout last night the
rescuers are today attempting to
bring to the surface the bodies re-
naming in Roden coal mine, where
sixteen men are believed to have lost
their lives as a result of an explosion
in the mine yesterday.
Two bodies were recovered during
the night
This afternoon sixteen bodies were
brought to the surface and it was es-
tablished that eighteen men lost their
lives. The explosion is believed to
have been caused by accumulated gas.