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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-02
WEEDS CORRESPONDENT IN SUIT
Ex.FreehoIder Andreas, Divorced, War
RES Former Stenographer.

Hackensack, y. j., Jan. u Ext ree-
holder Wendell J. Andreas, Of IeanecS,
who was divorced less than two years
ago, to-day announced his marriage az
Greenwich. Conn, Yesterday 10 the co
respondent. Miss May Noonan. TX
Freebooter T.. Walshe and MISS fIor-
ence Booth were witnesses. Az inc
time Of the suit Miss Noonan "as
stenogrnpher for the Bergen county
Board VI Freeholders. Mr; and afS'
Apdreas are at the Hotel Belmont
Nr. Andrcas's first wife is daughter
OF the late Judge Van Brunt, OF New
York. and il wealthy. She received tho
custody Of the two children. Andreas
owns a valuable estate at Teaneck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-02
FIRE RECORD.

20 AL West 2s,h -, unkno1ri sizht
at,-ls2 East sd - Willism 'yo'k, snnhs
Z 3O-ji Monroe s.. Nike Ihu,sU rih .ii i,
80 -iei Nest 1921 - A. Scho.Nsyi slsnt
3 9S-i50 west 2Sth e.. 8. Wscss; 800.
Y NJ -, 49,. t7nn
I2Ij-4s2 Hudson ~ Mng sisiS ,yss,~, ,,fslrr
4 Oh, Eager - A. HAlpin, nm ~ -
20 Fronf =, 49, West i7th AZ pntno"n D"i''
' ~ ~ V,s, iIalfsf0u 81 A stein. $500
IA % n,.,gs-s p: Morris 6alcvi,z trims
7..2-S,art0n au1 Clinton SIS. sut0fnoy'"' ti'
Sin io4 Yves, issln Ct Fritz Hands; irin ne
ga an Ead gstI 81 Michael Doin. s4F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-02

Counsellor Polk, Of the State Depart
ment. will accompany the members and
nlso be a speaker az the New York
meeting. The Chiiian Ambassador,
Eduardo Suarez Mujica, who Is the pres
ident OF the congress, also may spesK'
What has been designated as Pan
American Dag" has been planned Tor
Friday at Yale University, New maven.
Boston will be visited Saturday.
Congratulations cabled By the chiet
executives Of Latin-Anerican republics
were read to-day By the delegates 70
The pan-American Sclentihc Congress
without exception the tone OF the mes
rnges was one Of friendliness and co
operation, and served to encourage
those from the many countries VINO are
working for increased Psn-American
unity.
Rio dc Janeiro, Jan. THE views
in favor Of international arbitration
and Pan-American unity. expressed by
Secretary Lansing on Tuesday at the
opening Of the Pan-American Scientific
Congress, have been welcomed here
with many expressions of public sym
pathy. The newspaper "OPaiz" halls
the idea as an admrabl one, and says
that such a step would be an indispen-
sable guarantee Of the peace and pros
perty Of the American nations. With
OUT doubt, il adds, the unanimous ac-
ceptance Of the proposal soon VIII
change the vision 70 reality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Einc room casing
Fragi1pents 70 10. inclusive. and -.
parts of engine cylinders.
steel war head stili bearing the dis
unctiye rcd paint common To German
tenant smith. cibled April 81.
No Reasonable Doubt.
there can be no reasonable d"ub, but
that tho SUSSEX was torp.docd and that
"a" torpedo was of German manufac-
person on the Sussex. the conclusion h
Irresistible that the torpedo was launch
which Wa submerged a. tho time OF the
attack ana remained beneath the sur
fac. after the explosion.
Tine conclusion thus reached from fb.
evidence tthc sfidavits being those or
American cttiZgnsl collected by the de-
I,trtment or state Is substantiated by
lil' ui IS note or April 10. 1916. Accord
Inl io fh,~" statement
'Nf a German submarine forpcdoed
a. ..'1u"r p miles southeast or Bull
To- Iank bcpartments comment
course which was taken hv M. Sussex
s't'r passing bung-ncs- and about half
.n ROM '"' place where the captain
"i Lh' ~.-r"N states hg wa tDrp'ap"d
,lI. Ih" attack took uluc. at 2.55
o.g r.'.l> ?. "l.. central EuroH.sn time.
central European time. would corr.s.
pond To- --H' g. NJ. western European
I time. Tho time or the striking OF tile
sussex. and 90" stopping ~ tho clocks
on board the vessel. was ESQ 3. m. west
'rn time.
tJ. The torpedo when Il struck.
caused an explosion which tore away m.
whole forcship up 10 the bridge
apartment cofnment-The forepart
4 OF the Sussex was wrecked az FAR baci,
as thn frsi ~ater light bulkhead. ac-
cordiug 10 tho official reports
Submarine Submerged.
'l''. no German submarine was sub
merged when tho torpedo was launched
ana there iS mo- statement that It came
fu she eurtao" sffer the attack
Depart 'uf'e cominent-T1l. r.--ff-
sion was cached that tho -ubfuA-if,.
wa. submerged from the fact that no
ON. On IN. sussex saw subusrin..
Cd. SO warning was given and no
attempt % as made Co give one since 90
is not usuiI Toned.
Department. commeut-The evidence
contained shows sffirmativoiy mo- warn
INK was given.
90. \ sketch by the submarine com
mfrder OF the steamer which h. torpo-
died does not agree with a uhota.rarh
of the Sussex IN the London Graphic
II. partm"ut~ comm"ut-This sketch
was apparently made from memory Of
an observation of tho vessel through
perI-corH. A. the only % Iffersrcee noted
by the commander. who relied ON mis-
memory. were the position 81 tho smoke
stack and the shape of the stern. ~ &C.
- D. presume The vessels We're similar
IN other respects
go. 40 other German submarines on
thaf dn| attacked steamers in thar
locality.
Departments comment As ro vessel
81 reported tU have been torr.durd with
out WARMING hy o. submerged suhmsriu.
other than the sussex 30 fs beyond uus-.
tiou thaf 'ha' vessel was forpedoed hr
Aprn 10 " "' ''. or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
RESULT STILL IN DOUBT.

OMAHA Sch April 70 with 70
turns only from e small PARTON OF
the 1900 precincts in Nebraska
Henry Ford was toniehf leading tn.
Republican candidate for president.
voted on Yesterday a. tho statewide
primary election The vote tonight
with report from 2-9 precincts stood
Ford G.1f7. Senator Albert cum.
minis $3.50 Charles 3 Hughes. 5000.
Henry - EutabrOok. 22t7
The name - Justice Hughes was
written Ir On Tho ballot bv tho
VOTERS Pr a'dnnf Woodrow wilson
was unopposcd on Tho Democratic
ballot
IS 7 Bryan Wal. Two fhOr.rrd votes
behind four - his competitor for
de- safr.afI1ren t0 tho Democratic
mari ural convention
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A TRAINED NURSE
JOINS THE ARMY
OF ENT HUSIASTS WHO ARE
DAILY ENDORSING THE NEW
REMEDY. PLANT JUICE.

One Of the most recent Interesting
statements made concerning that
much-discussed preparation. Plant
Juice. now being introduced here. is
that OF Mrs. Lena Zwald. Of No. so2
East l2ith street. Cleveland. Ohio.
a wellknown professional nurse of
that city. who stated
Plant Juice is the medicine of rhe
age. suffered for years with severe
sick headaches caused from stomach
trouble. The very slightest excite
ment would bring on one of these
headaches. and | had to carry Seidhtz
Powders around with me all the time.
10 take. | was so run dow that I
felt that all the life and energy was
taken out of me. had tried different
preparations recommended TO me nv
professional friends. but nothing seem
ed TO help me. I heard of Plant
Junce and began to take IT, | know
a great deal about medicine and can
say that 1 found Plant Juice the best
remedy for the stomach. liver and
bowel trouble. have gained In
weight, have no more headaches ana
IL has cured me of restlessness ana
nervousness. I now sleep well and
have no more trouble whatever. 4
have recommended your medicine TO
great many OF my friends who speak
of II in the highest terms"
There are numerous symptoms OF
this trouble that Plant Juice can re-
lieve. In fact. any OF the following
may denote affections OF the stomach:
Indigestion. dyspepsia. belching OF
wind. bad breath. sick. trobbing head
ache. poor circulation. night sweats.
tongue or a poor complexion.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling 10y
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
TANLAC PROVES
MERITS AGAIN
NEW MEDICINE DAY AFTER DAY
SUBMITS PROOF AND NO ONE
CAN LONGER DOUBT ITS
POWERS
Splendid Testimonials From Many
Wheeling People Given.

All over the state of West Virginia.
people have complained OF being tro,,
bled with rheumatism. and after TAX
ing Tanlac have acclaimed this new
medicine great remedy for this com
mon ailment
Tanlac was not created to overcome
Rheumatism and never has been
claimed in the advertising to be-. vet
by removing the cause of kidney. liv-
er. or stomach troubles. IL would seem
that this symptom OF uric acid in the
blood. has likewise been removed and
confirms the belief that big percen-
tage of the human ailments arise from
disorders in these vital organs
Here is another Wheeling lady's
statement in which the new medicine
Is highly praised. She said. Il have
suffered from rheumatism. sick stom-
ach. and general weak. and run down
condition. | had pains and stiffness
in my limbs and a numb. dead. feeling
in my hands. and II | walked much
would get so weak | would almost
faint. Gas would form and / was trou-
BLEED with sick stomach something aw-
full after eating.
Then | began noticing what others
were saying about Tanlac and as
knew so many of them. and felt they
would not eXaCgeratc the relief they
secured. ! began taking the new medi-
cine too, and now | know IL is the
greatest medicine on The market and
have already started my husband and
son trying II too. and ! am grateful to
those who by permitting the use Of
their names, convinced mo and caused
me 10 try it myself. am now an al
together different woman and felt
great relief from the very firF bottle
and now all my troubles have disap-
peared. though prior To taking Tanlac
| was in "A terrible state OF bad health
(Note) Thousands have likewise
praised Tanlac in Wheeling and Vicin-
ity and IT may be procured AZ the drug
store Of &. H. Griest a co. Wheeling
one dollar per bottle
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j. s. NOTE
CcOnanusd from Page Sikh

the captain gave orders To- port the helm
and stop the starboard engine. ldecIara-
ton OF Captain MouffetD. the purpo.s
being 20 swing the vessel To Starbaari
So a. 10 dodge the torpedo by allowing
~ tu pass along the port bow ON "A lin.
C'nNergirg with tho altered course OF
10" steamer. Before. however. the V.H--
Sci could be- turned TAR enough 90 avoid
eros sing IA" course OF the torpedo. Tus
latter struck tine hull az an angl, n short
distance forward OF the bridge. exploded.
destroyed the entire forward part OF the
steamer As FAR back as tho first Wnfa-
uEht bulkh'ad. carried away the to---
mast with co." wireless aIteUuut and
KILLED or injured about 80 OF the persons
vn board. declaration OF Captain Mour-
i'.i. report Of Rear Admiral Grsss.r:
time no other vessel was IN sight. tAsI-
dthlt- OF samuel J.. Eamis. T.. " rul-
D''is"H' John .,. y. tisarley. ana o'hersj.
TIP. approach 90 tho torpedo was wit
n'--'l hN several other persons on the
mis-. Henry s.. Beer. Gertrude W War
f'u' one o. these. am American citi-
1'n. Henry Beer. was leaning uu tho
port rail- about CON feet .b.hIud The
saw tho approx. ming torpedo about 100
yards away. and '...Ttu. % o. Ife wife
and ,omTHr.ur .s r.rI..ia.. IufraII-
ii"F i"li"" - Dob. .1Hr' I'r fr. mis-
-lI" struck 'h. .... tU.ro. tfiuua of
Henry :. I,.r aud Mrs u.uIs $ E-.r,
lu further horHruu .f trs fact.
that fh" captain SAYS the torpedo COM
ing toward fu. vessel I- fl. sworn
-int'w,ut 70 OBJ. .uEInrDrs ON duty that
= p. order f' port fl" holm and 10 stop
fn' -fIrbuHrd engine was received and
.h' I.d. lf'r.rf OF Admiral graasaf. b
y" r'1-'nthI. explanation can De given
n Do" captain saw something which caused
/ hIw i' chang" DTS coure" sharply to
Additional Evidence
o. T."
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PRESS COMMENT
tcontinued Prom rtrs, Page,

wrongs and all possibility of future
guarantees. II is for the German gov
eminent 10 say whether II wants the
United states for friend or for an
enemy: IL knows the terms.
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Washington Post:-If

washington Post:-ifis address was
UNEXPECTEDLY Swceping In It's indictment
81 herman SubmFr tre attacks. and con
trary 10 the expectation of many Am
trlcahs ne based his attitude not solely
upon the vindication OF American rights
"A position that would have been un.
assaila bl"-but upon IN. ASSUMPTION
that the United States Is duty hound TO
speak Tor the whole world in calling
submarines. To the Justice
OF the demand that German submarines
shaiL no longer be employed 80 indis-
cri Intimately as to .ndanger or d..fro,
american pas~s myers there IL no queS-
tl"n. There il NO reason TO doubt that
h'rmany VIII aCknow ledge that this de-
mnnd l. proper Doubtless
sh' viii now ta5 precautions that Will
avoid further c>er-s OF offence.
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~i Anon va. April ~ Ernest
~tcrr. aE"d o., ~ lus Bend. near rrro
was accidentally shot and BILLED tn.
mustn't in a'rurlio for a revolver
which vac .n fh" hands ~ bite brother
AGED To Ih" boy. d.U NOT know t
Wa loaded
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SMcago Tnbune:-Ameri cans cannot
r',td TINS mornings news In any careless
n"od and Dc rational or wise. The
PRESIDENT the other day asked II We
were ready Tor the test This j. the test
10 may d" tho test Of our own c0uposi-
ton as a nation. OF our courage a. in
dlNldnalS. Of our spirit and manhn.-S
n the test be faced hon
estlN and hraNely a. may do good It
may u" good thing for American policy
ln hr"l THIS test while We have the
support which allies could otter ~.
may ID" able To save another generation
rom trials which our Incompetence. and
az IKE Tor struggle would have incrcas-
ed Tor our successors
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Chicago Herald-T1, InIt,-

Ha- been tatl"ui about German -ubma-
'''e murder. patient with t.,.ruI..
'NdHlonS. with German duuIirIfl. Win
German agents arrogant abuses Of
american Hospitality % has warr..I
Berlin To- d.Slst Now ID t.-.,f.t.,s
Mann VIII "a, ,.,t .-
threat i"Hr not amount CO. much What
ever lt~ force. b. Isl AN tn- P-ezidsU.
can iuH 'o. W have heard from rl..
herman ambassador that g. -.ys-tu,..
OBJ nipiumHil' relations means war THAT
TOT Berlin 20 decide, GERMANY viii
nave ~ hcsIn The war u Mnr ih.I- L.
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columeus. dohlol pi.na,oh,-rr..

dent Wilson has chosen to maintain his
on mai position and IN. country Nul
stand with him. II Is situation great
~ 70 b dcrlored but this nation h. not
AZ fault fermauy's decision must De-
made 40 once. The principle involved
viii not be- surrendered
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boston Journal;-lu rH. u.ff|'.eLIr-.
.'i. nee W''.h becomes ..iu. uu-
equipped Tor u r. wee have ItfI tssrnI4r.
manage Deep sore campaign goo ..." her
""H rTrT... Iu fHs law vHr F.Hf e.
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have been battered r.r.ro, a. a dis
.rh',. , QUAY 81" close In ana cry foul"
in the name ot humanity and ~ IN.
name 81 America. GERMANY has no APP
tuatc "a demand with nshunr blood ~
hoping most awfully tnsl Germany
most praycTfuily that she viii listen
l." our last plea FOR peace.
The Cincinnati Enquirer:-Th.re is a
ring OF Nuilitt and Nm'ricani~ul 90 an.
mote tu Germany. made public ty the
stat" department y tim. has come FOR
action and the American people approve
and viii uphold au administration thar
stands Tor American rights everywhere
other onerd'ss against freedom 81 the
New YORK Times-lVe may A. Well
summon iui" View at Once thc couditiu u
mat VIII confront GcrmaIy should she
reject our demand. stiIl friendly though
'rm. ana hf continued wrolr compel 4
resort II" a." ultimate remedy. sharing
.h" r- '''ii- nor'. % is better that
eh"i.n liriu" t"'tt and nav. clearly
Do Wi-d Tho po-. die e.uueI- Of a
-r. =" OF diplomatic relations. II
mi-.h bring ru war. and to Impress
H..u g.. G-r.aan mind what that wonII
rI..u fD. t,,rmauy BE- IN. ~uI... 80
.".i' r'H ..i- O." Us against war.
I'oa-s-iiie couner-Jouraai-Nt I,ur.h
Of. t.'.' dealing can go poo further THAT
t..r.. n".. Ii'N long ago wore. 20 a
t... L. wash the mas and body Of ia
't.''f' Americans. ti. go1srrm.ut ~
-f.f-'n .u19 EXHAUSTED Win tn. govern
mont OF tn' United ,,ta;.~ W. har.
COME O." parting of Tho WAYS
Providence JoaraaI:-rr,sid.nt Wi
son dc, larHii"u Geo Ga. German govern
m'ui hD!t~ Jas. one PLATA meaning Eth
'r IN" seas oI the world ar. me-. and
-ai" tu every upu-rumbgt.uf of What
ever nationality. "r th. United Staf.r
1000 q" @" war with Germany until such
freedom AND -nf'fN 4ss assured 4.
''' many proceeds with her present
'.' mods OF WFrfHr'. 10 means MOI a,
break .n diplomatic relations. bat var
Springfield Republicaa.-It .. only be-
cause Do l- CO.. last -sf.pIarI of .Tl.
-'if-r'-n''f cot Nm'rl.f a- e. nation Than
one can View o. rupture with fn, rsu
tonic powers a~ the least cot rr, OWLS
'Iie country WHr 'u.hrsc.
Rev York AnIclcan;--Dur uuf..sf.an-
MEtuIiF nav. moot changed with tho tIrl,-
hose nigh aHI sacred DulIgHf.ut. sf.f,
100 60 H~ |H use s.I Ugf Iuflutrt. IlT .tt-
l"frItsf"u. tII our power mot o.. rrs-
.yt 'h.- t"'.I w'r. "1t 20, .n"rt'n This
hiH"1 with 'u. u.H,r neutral nations
'H"u Doe $500 .u ZOO srr..u.uf fu .r.r
W'aI'f'"" Hnd Iu Hu agreement no.. ru
lr"NIn' supplies Hf HuN kind f. .|rr.r
nation "a hi'H PERSISTED 100 wa vr.u
lh. Others Woo vDlr- r.. cease v.r.
ihI- INSANE conflict would ra,. .uf.d
''nH ago.
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son recital Of Germany's repeated vio-
lationS OF the law OF nations and OF nm
manly IN her submarine warfare Is
NOR" than ample Justification Tor sus-
pending official r.-itions with ana,
country Germany H. given ono NOR.
'hAuc" To change her course. The coun-
Try Viii De with tho President in tho
stand he has taken
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New York Herald-This il mn Tim.
Tor division anywhere ia the United
states. The country is on the brink Of
var. NJ president ~ right lie
speaks FOR the nation. Party spirit
should be- laid aside. Personal pr.-
JUDGES should be submerged
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Dallas trexas) Morning News-The
president address TO congress Is i'm
,Sal,y an address t. the country and TO
Iu' world. Tn" p"opl. Of the United
states feel u. uuhsppily. they must go
70 war with Germany. a. least thev
OF averting the calamity.
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Cleveland Leader

this message To Berlin - plain It can
not be misunderstood tn. President
mas sIoken too strongly now To- fall
back into maze 81 diplomatic cog.
rcspondcnce.
Congress will support the President
Inc country viii stand by its orriciaI
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis BertsSI,v

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTeRlAL EMeALmER.
ii22 ard t12i Main street
Calls Answered Day or Night-
store Phones 63s
&. J Ncrtschy Natl Phone 1850 y
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Los ANGELES lcall rime.-.,n "

.UhWt O" have American cffyau-rI.
assas~inaied ana undertake Co. taA. ro
measure IN their defense" No We dD
not want war. W" deprgcats 10 and
VIII do all that honorable men can do
2" avoid g. The voice or faction viii
n' hushed 20 ~ilenc" and ON. hundred
million or tho travest and frue~t pepf,I.
% earth viii stand behind their rrr-i-
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O0Ur-" vas open ~ no TIesTIenf Iu--
si-teut with his duty Co. maintain fI.
rights and honor Of the American f.t-
either heat o. haste in taLiu.; ta, a.
zion upon which Do has at last H.ter.
mined.
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POULTRY
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturer, Jobbers, NE
chants and Other WHOLESALE nsaisrs

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbsrs, Msr-
Grants and Other Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
.hc state Board OF Control Of the stale
o. West virginia viii receive bid daily
AZ its once at Charleston. West virginia
4ol furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial fnanaEC.
mont OF which D. vested ia said hoard
t'ntractS viii b. awarded to the lowest
ulcdtrs. quality considered. and other
things beng equal West Virginia deal
ers viii be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed viii be fur
nlshcd bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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Fresno ,cal) Herald-Tsa q

.~ az last getting Town p. btsin.ss
fis ultmatum Geo Gcrmarv marks ths
end Of a srinrl'~s aud hog.soiue Seri..
'I 'ipl'nhiic notes au, the beginning
"f Sirilc procedure ON the part ~ nr-
f"N"rnW"nt Germany viii acced. o.,
oar demands
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MISCELLANEOUS

TOR SALE-Scverh 0uudred bushels
SOUND mixed COW peas at 81 SO nor
tu@hel z. a.. p. here. y. 49, sharpe. Man
ton. y. G.
mr-2s-t-my- 23-tu-th-sat
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Breummer & Hildebrand

funetsl Directors aud rnhafw.r.
corner Marhct and Twenty sscord a..
"' a... oven IaH AMI m shit.
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED-compotcn white woman for
cooking and general homework; az
capable, wages $500 per week. l.lc-.
phone Altenhsim Bell e12 ap-ls-m
WANTED-I.ady solicitors. Apply to J.
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pract ically an ultimatum. although 4
ADMITS or an answer. Indeed a renl,
j. expected. Germany must suuare i,
satisfy our demands or deliberately
fpurn our official friendship. Tn,
choice IS hers
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Vs. DIT DEL 90. last -af.EIaII OF DO.
-'i'-f'-'''i cot America a- e. nation tina
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-17
THOMAS W HUNTER

Thomas w. Hunter has been ac-
quilted aad ne end our congraru-
Iatio1s Mr. Runter IS one Of the
most prominent Indians in The state
he has repeatedly been indorsed for
Governor of the Cdoctaw Nation by
the indians Of that tribe tie i- p
member Of the state legislature and
i- we'll equipped 10 give his people
good service in that body OF law
makers. The charge made against
him was that he was found with
some teer .n his possession. The
charge vas also made that his arrest
grew out Of political persecution and
was not so much an effort 10 enforce
the laws Of the state. As 10 that We
have no right 10 speak but We do
have % right 10 say that Thomas A.
Hunter I- not q law Tio!ator, that he