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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-20

bilem ma staruszke 6Ocioletnia, pa
MIA V. Frank, pred jej mieszka
MEM, pnr. 215 S. Winchester av.
Umarla wkrotce potem wskutek
peknietej czaszki.
Alfonzo Bacchi, umari wskutek
ran odniesionych dnia 1890 Sierp
MIA, gdy ia niego najechai c. w.
Burgmann, 1857 West Van Btu
rem Ill.
Bacchi liczyi lat 81, umarl W
szpitalu Garfield Park.
'Tramwaj kolei elektrycznej A
urora, Sprinfield and Joliet Rail
way kolidowal wczoraj blisko 70
liet Z automobilem, W, kt6rym je-
chalo oSm os~ob.-Jeden Z pasaze-
row zostai zabity, a siedmiu Cd
nioslo pokaleczenra.
Dennis Lindery, town mar
shall" W Libertyville, miastecz-
ku ma ~p6inocny zach6d cd Chica
go, stall ma przecieciu II glownycll
ulic i kierowaf ruChem. Me Eau
wazyf go w. H. Baethke Z Glen
Ellyn, III. i najechal ma niego, "a
dajac mt rany, ktore NIGGA sic 0
akzac fatalnemi.
C. S. Holt, czlonek firmy adwo
kackiej Holt Cutting and Chit
ley, o WHO'S uniknql Smierci blisko
swego mieszkania letniego we
Forest Park. Gdy jecha} przez
most mad parowem, pragnac unik
nae kOIlzyl z lrnym autOmoDllenl
skrecif w box, przelamal baryere
i spadlby ma dino parowu z wy
sokoSci so stop, gdyby automobil
ME zawisnaf ma krawsdzi, opie
rujac sic o drzewo.
Inni, ma kt3rych automobile
wczoraj najechafy i pokaleczy}y
ich, So: Lars Christensen, 231c
w. 5Oty place, R. Schuman I
Lake Forest i PAM Frances Bru-
den, 1925 Ewing place.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-20

SkrSClt w DOk pIZcidIldi yC4S
i spadiby ma dino parowu z wy
sokoSci so stop, gdyby automobil
ME zawisna} ma krawsdzi, opie
rujac sic o drzewo.
Inni, ma kt3rych automobile
wczoraj najechafy i pokaleczy}y
ich, So: Lars Christianson, 231c
w. 5Oty place, R. Schuman I
Lake Forest i PAM Frances Bru-
den, 1925 Ewing place.
OBJAWY M
1 PACYFIZMU.
5000 pacyfistow zebralo sic
wczoraj W parku Riverview / o.
klaskiwalo mowy' W ktorych kry
tykowano prezydenta Wilsona,
pobor wojskowy, atakowano
rad "a skasowanie pism socya-
listycznych, rozwiazanie zebrah
pacyfistycznych, aresztowsnie
przywodcow socyalistycznych /
zadano ogloszenia przez rad Wa
runk6w pokojowych. Przemawia
Ii: Max Eastman, ]. l.. Engdahl,
redaktor American Socialist,
Laura Hughes z Toronto, Kama
da Ernest Reichmann, adwokat
: z. c. Wentworth.
By1o to wsp6lne zebranie uni
Progressive Cigar makers u
Mon" i t. wv. Peoples Council",
organizacyi pacyfistycznej.
Eastman miedzy innemi wy
razii sic, ze ME wierzy, azeby W
Niemczech bylo 500 osob, my
slacych o podboju swiata. Po--
wiedzia} take re ME martwi sig
zarzutami O barbarzyhStWach
niemieckich' dlatego re ,,barba--
rzyhstwa" take sic dzieja W
Stanach Zjcdnoczonych.
P. Engdahl, kt6rego gazeta q
stala wykluczona Z przesy}kl
pocztowej, wyrazif sic, re par
tya socyalistyczna / Peoples
CounciH So dwiema najwieksze-
mi patryotycznemi organizacya-
mi w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Pamietajac lekcye o kaize--
RE, wycieta Z podrecznika do sy-
labizowania, pewne ciekawe oso-
by wczoraj przeszukaly MOVIE
podreczniki, polecone przez ra-
de szkolnq ma pOlecenie super.
Shoopa, czy W Mich take mic
znajduja sic ',przypadkowo" pa
negiryki ola kajzera i prusakow.
w jednym podreczniku "Early
and Later American History"
nc ME znaleziono. w drugim "A
merican Beginnings in Europe"
(Amerykahskie Poczatki w Ell
ropie), znaleziono pochwa}y ola
Niemcow, lecz tie dotycza wyda"
rzen pred r. 1902.
Jeden ustep jednakowoz
jest znamienny, gdzie autor pi-
SEE o inwazyi Brytanii przez
Anglo-Sasow:" w istocie rzeczy,
gdziekolwiek oni (Niemcy) po--
sill w pierwszych $50 latach swe-
go pobytu W Bryt9nii, wszedzie
poiozyli kres chrzesGjanizmowi".
P. zADA RAJ
PORTU w SPRAWIE JEZY-
KA NIEMIECKIEGO.
|. P. Antoni Czarnecki ma ostat.
MEM posiedzeniu rady szkolneJ
p~rzediozyi rezolucye, zadajacq ra
portu cd super, Shoopa, do ja--
kiego stopnia jezyki Oboe So wy
kiadane W szkoIach publicznyeh.
Ponicwa2 jezyk niemiecki Jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-20
KOmunikat WydziaEu
N~arOdOwegO P.C.K.R.

(Dokonczenie = str. 4-teO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30
WINDOW TRIMMING CONTEST
Get Your Coupons from the kennebec
Journsl-Vote Early and Often
Copyright Han Schaffner & Marx

The two blasts of the fire whistle at
10 A. NJ. Saturday will announce that
the window trimming contest is on.
Ninety merchants will draw their cur
tains at that hour and disclose the dis
plays they have prepared in a friend
~ contest of skill in window decorat-
ing.
The contest is one of the most gem
orally discussed topics about town
among the merchants as we'll as the
public. The opportunity to stimulate
sales and give the city metropolitan
appearance through the medium of
high class store windows is universal
ly recognized.
The merchants receive three of the
l. c. S. scholarships as prizes for their
window displays, and the public have
a chance to win cash prizes by guess
ing as to which of the windows will
win prizes.
Cut the coupons from the Kennebec
1ournal-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

The Schools foot expert, who is dem
onstrating at Hersey's shoe store this
week, will give free, stereopticon lee
ture on the human foot. its ailments
and correction, tonight at 7.3o in Her.
sey's shoe store. This will prove very
interesting and instructive to anyone
having foot troubles, and such suffer
ers are invited to come and hear J. w
Scott the New York foot specialist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Mrs. John F. Hill Of Augusta and
Boston was in the city andkvisited the
State headquarters of the anti-suffras
lists in The Press building, Mrs. Hill
is one of the most active ants in New
England. She Athe honorary president
Of the August association, member
Of the State executive board and inffu-
entail in the work. She was en- route
for Boston after passing the week END
at her Augusta. Aome.-Portland Press,
March 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

The damage to the property of w. V.
Hunt on Sewall street by Tuesday
nights flood, in view of developments
which came to view Wednesday.
showed itself to be greater than was at
first apparent. Mr.. Hunt said yester-
day that he was still unable to get
into the woodshed at his home on ac-
count of the water. and that also there
was a cave-in in front OF his upper
stable, where an immense lot of earth
had been washed away. This hole, on
being measured was found to be 20
feet deep, and it was estimated that at
least 30 carloads Of gravel and other
material would be needed to fill it in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30
Card Of Thanks.

The relatives of Raymond F. Stevens
wish to extend their thanks to the
neighbors and friends for their kindly
expressions of sympathy and the
beautiful foralytributes.
MRS. G. w. MESSER,
MRS. Fl. +. BICkFORD,
MRS. L. E. BENNETT,
MIR. 0. G. STEVENS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Some Of the Augusta Yacht Club
shippers who have their motor boats
I'm the "shipyard" over on the east
shore Of the river. have been making
the craft more secure on account of the
rise in water due to its backing up sew
eral feet on account Of the Ice jam
down river. There is no question that
the. several boats would float all right,
but the work done was in the way Of
setting lines on some of the craft so
that in case they foated they would be
prevented from going down. river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Two ou'easters in "a hours is some
thing aslittle unusual, but such a thing
came near being the fact yesterday,
for following the downpour of rain of
Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing, a snowstorm developed yesterday
morning, turned to rain within an hour
after it started, and then after about
an hour and a half quit altogether and
was followed by clearing skies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Hon. Horace Purinton Of waterville
was among the people from other
places who were visitors Thursday in
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Hon. Obadiah Gardner, chairman Of
the Canadian boundary line com
mission. VINO had been in Augusta for
short stay, left Thursday afternoon
for Washington, D. c. I =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Tho police station was empty yester-
day morning, SO far as any material
for heariffg before the municipal
court was o0hcerned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

The talk is primarily for shoe. clerks
and salesmen and women, but Is OF
general interest-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Mrs. Leonard Farrell of Van Buren,
is the guest of her daughters. Mrs. Jo-
seph Laliberte and Miss Delphine Far
rell on Crosby street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Young men will be keenly interested
in the new pinch-back suits and top
coats at e. e. Davis & Co.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Hon. W. 3. Kendall Of Bowdoinhanl
arrived in the city on the Thursday
noon train for a brief business VISIT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

An abundance of strictly fresh
caught fish at MARI & Haskell's to-
day. See list in ad.-Tel. 311-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Old Folks dance at Manchester
Grange hall tonight.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30
LOCAL NOTICE.

NourishinG anG pure, is Weber &
HeWett's bran bread. inch27dot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30
Local Matters

Specials today in Hersom & Bonsalrs
new ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Painters UAoh, Local MOI. 54l, Of
Augusta, on and after April IS, ioiss
neymen workmen shall iSQGve sS.25
ftE an S-hour day. v. IF
RECORDING SECRE4ARY..
mPh24d1lt -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Save your money. If you have a good
head clean your hat. Now is the time to
have your hats cleaned. reblocked; also
ladies' hats TO he dyed in all colors.
Satisfaction guaranteed. For lnforma-
ton call us, Gardiner $50. Condos G.
faripo, 325 Water street, Gardiner.
. -. mch26dlyy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30
HERS0M & B0NSALT
Ill The Yellow Front Cash Grocers u

and
a can cheap than tho are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

Tho total for the T1as fund being
raised by the Journal vss 33os w tol
Thursday afternoon. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

Goppoec Oregon 0tilton GenniS.
9fobcrt 8. @. &enep @monuel @iH-
ner, @infreO Sobuion Sri. Ntar9a-
rctb Nli6ocl, Sri. 0orotbr Dopio'
ion, G6orlcs S. s. Ysfe, SSiaiom 3.
Morris imo @iaion Gilmore.
Snterciionte Gornepals plroen
an iolacnoen @lGben oboebolteu.
Holono 8orf, Guilforo, gSeit Slrl-
ineton lipo W1t g9oi6ineton traten
Scr gemreumg fir cine orgonilirte
6eicr oes Observation-Disclosures bel.
SIN 9rui0 Sill 8arf.
Cine ocr cinorudsponiten 5eiern
oes Soges nor Die inn 8ruiO Sill
Eorf, oic bon 9rn. 6reOerid g. Su.
Der gclcitct uno bon @loDor &reiton
orronoirt ipurOe. Sie fono ollf Dem
&aicu Dor Dem 9laniionSolHe ltott
un0 Suuienoc BON ainoerp nobmeu
GbciI. Qic Muni8ipol aopeIle ipicltc
potriotiihe @&icn imo Die &inocr
iongen Gb0rc oo5u. Ulon iddBt ooB
etpo $4,000 4erioncn 5ugcgen wa.
ren oic iid Dem Siuoen Der potrio-
tiidcn 2ieoer c6enfoas onicllollen-
Die @ortc scr 2ie0er wurOen aif
eincu oroBen 9lobmen 9cporien, 10
ooB ciu Seocr iie icbeu founte @on-
Oclbil0er, Die Die @eburt Der amcri'
faniidcn 5laoge mo onocrc potrioti'
Idc Scenen Seieten murOen am
glbeno gegeben. George %idering,
Der Gcnor. Solilt in Der @romn Wte.
morial 9SresbDterioner.airhc iang
~Ebe olo Slug tbat neper toudco the
@roun0~.
91o6c gate 9lontebclIo.
Cine ld0ne 8eier ipuroe oud BON
scr 2ofc W}ontebeao &eridonerltngs.
@cicaiboit pcronitoItet. Qieiclbc
bcfouo ouS cincm 8loggcn.Grerci-
tiunL elmer @orooe nit 9iitglieoern
oeS crltcu &eginents on ocr Spite,
Son5en un0 3cucupcrf. Spielc fiir
Die Slinocr moren ebcniols arronglrt
pproen.
Inter ocn 9luipi5ieu Der Spiel.
plat 8ereiniglng fou0en geitern in
foit ollcn @orfs 8eicrn fir ole Sim.
Der itott, oorimter i'm Gorroa Forf,
Diontcbello.8orf ouf Dem Hccreo-
lion Nier, @oiterwooo Norf S8eit
@orf SEGREGATION Gcnter mo seen
Siobwop.
Gin berniinftiGer A. Suit.
Gine iA6ne A. Suli6eier fano &c.
itcrn i'm 6orcit @orf Qiitrilt itott,
Die bon Dem 3600.@eoicrt Der
Spriugoole.9lpcnuc gcgcbeu muroc.
giod Den aldngen elmer ousge3eid-
netcn Yliriffopeae pltroe geton8t.
glud Oeribieoene onocrc 9eIuiiigtn,
gen unterbielten oie 9cmobner oieleS
Diiirifts, oic es lih poreeuonmen
battcn cine oDerniinitigc ln0 iiherc"
6eicr obauboIten. giotiirIic6 CAB cs
6euermert mo onocrc Snbeu, oic
ON a. Sui aong uno gd6e iino. Der
Nhtb. g8iQiom s. @r0niug bielt cine
potriotiicbe 9lniprahc, nit melder er
ouBcroroentli6eu glpplals gelponu.
Gos 9lrronacments.Gomite bcitono
aus oen folaenoen Scrren: @drrptt
8, &rice, @oriiber; @m 3. Gromer,
S6ienIeiitcr; 6. @enrD Giicubronot
Charles s. 9auit Soiep6 ql. @ud.
@. 6rout @oro S. W. qlrnett uno
81. S. Sedt. nG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

@iImer, Gael 0litdell, S. ". &ricner,
Su6ert Selman Sernon 9iuiieIl @
@oder, SSo6n 9ollin, Sobn 8orrctt
Wlortin Gppel, 9iop Sinf, Sones
9ling Stonlcp Yeters, @m. @adcr
Clarence q, @olf Gobt. 9attertou
Carl 0litdelt So6n Barrett Holono
SpcoOcn uno Somes sSuug. @arOein
sSo6n S. Sconor0 Oriidtc nod CT Dor
ltelIuna Scrrn G6orles &reioer ilutv
@eidditsiii6rer Der iioOtiihen Nlin.
itrels, ieiucu ber5Iiditcu Can't ans.
SIN @efGngniB.
@ef1ngniBporoein 9ernor0 s. Sec
gefu06rtc ecitern Ieiueu @eioneeueu
foIt Oollit1nOigc 5rei6eit, sic er5iel.
ten Elm oor5iigliAes Diiitogclien,
ourften oud GBwooren BON iDrcn
glnge60rigen in Gmpfon9 ne6men
oOcr Iib iolde fouien. @orocin Sec
bate elm por5iiglidcs llnterbnltlngs-
Erogronln 3iiomnicngeitellt 9iecito'
tionen mo lllIifoortr6ger allcr gIrt
uno 0os Singen patriotiider &icOer
mahten oilf ole @eionecnen cinen
oroBen @inorud. Serr See eroiiHete
Oos 4rogronm I'M 10 llbr nit elmer
g(nprobc, poroui ole @ciongcncn
acmeinIcbuiilidb Oos 2ieo ,9Inlcrifa"
Iongen. Sp1ter iongen iie ailb nod
,,T6e 3co, @6itc ono 9me," u@lorV
lano, mn WlarplanO" uno Ons Stcr.
nen6onnerlieo. 6olgenoc @erionen
6ottcn nit einein @ciones. oOcr
Mluliflolo ooer elmer 0iecitotion pic
Scier pcriboncrn bclfeu: 6rau Nio3ie
Sronf, 6rls emma uno @liic Belle,
G0maro NuIcllo, 9illp Teiic yiibor0
6orers, Sri. glnno Cl06om Sri. Sla.
Gel SoppS. Sri. @irginio Mrigbt,
SRI Wloric @cntS, SRI NloD Mlpers,
,5rol Gllo &. 9anfs, SomcS Dlc@on.
bile, Garl NlitdcIl 9anoolp6 Stew.
art. 6rls WlilOrcO uno Corotbp
Stcport uno g1elion Solnlcs. Sic
Sirma @eorcc lno SIDED 6otte eiuiac
intercIionte @anOelbilocr sur &erlii-
sunq acItellt oorimter Elm Charlie
Chaplin Slim Scr ieoen @eiongcncn
gum 9aden brodlte.
llnter oeu 9lltlpi5ien Der Commit
lion fir frcic offentlide 9ooer wuroc
i'm @p0nn'S 8uaS.9ooe cine id5one
llnob6Gnqigtcits 6cicr ob9c6olten.
Sir anobcn uno W11ohcn moren
@rciic ousqciebt fir Die Sicger III
oacr6ono g8cttidpinunen. Die 6eier
Eobm ibrcn glnfong Inn 10 llbr &or-
niittogS. 4ie erltc Summer ouf oem
9Srogronn mar Gin @cttihmimmen
fir &nobcn uno WlGOhcn inn Sitter
bon 10 Sobrcn mo ooriintcr ouf 10
Nor0S Gntfernung; es folgte Gin %
0or0 9Bcttidminlmen fiir WiGoden
pom IL Sobrcn Nortubrllng BON &es
bcnsrettungS. .Nictbooen H. Sduimm.
&uuititiiden Don Soften Ger ScbenS
rcttcr Monuidoft. Sobn aiiniter-
gSiuiom Silb, 6reo. 3pbca umo 9lI,
ireo SoAitein. Gonn iolgten chi 25
Ooro @ettihminmen fiir Snoben
BON 12 Sobrcn lmo ooruuter; cin 80
Yoro @ettidminImcn fir WlGohcu
BON IA Sobrcn uuo oorlmtcr Die
6olgenoen fngirtcn ais @reisrihtcr
mo @coute MoDor Somcs S. Ere-
iton Or. Soiepb 6. @icbner @iaion
81 @iicnbrouOt Or. 02orp Sbcr.
ipoo0. GliQene Qebcrind, 0r. S. NcB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

ans ot6letiidcn Spielen, 6cueriuerf
luO Gon5crt deficiencies @ro9ramm
ouigeiteat Ger groBc Spiclplob Der
S6ulc in 2od 9lopen ia6 Die ano.
ben berIanmeIt, oie oen A. Sui, oeu
oroBcn y}ational.6cittog, oif wiiroioc
onerifoniidc @ciic ieierten ourdl
@eitlnden @ettiprip0en 9olc6oll.
Spicle II. Ogl me6r, Ger Superin.
tenoent Ser Sdule, Serr 8. s. 5olIf'
ner, bate Oie 2eitlng iiberuonnnen
mo nit groBcm Griolg cine iAoue
6eier DcronItoltet ole oen oiclen
@Giten lmO 6reunoen ser ShuIe picl
@erqniigen bereitetc
Gic g(nociieQten Der &no6cnihulc
bon Nlarglon0 iino uie iolot George
6 Wlorr SrDiug IS. 6crris, 5rduIem
N1crle 9aluton, SSrou @eo. s. Morr,
$. SomorO, s. @. WlcGlintod, 6rou
s. 6. WicGlintod, SrGulein 2oura
Neottp, Z. Z. Cummings, g9 E.
Gieb, q. q. @ooo, s. %. N2errill s.
9crriogc, George aemmet s. IS.
Nlitc6ell. ". S. 6olit6, 9. Sidcg, s.
S. @edlpit6. g. 3. @Iortin @. ".
Scnsler 9luguit @olf 6rau g. EaD.
lor, ,Srou S. 9errioge, Sron @ A.
Tieb 5Srni u. 9(. gRoo0, Trdu 4. l}.
W}crril( Srail 20. s. Soll, 8rou Wi
6. &ilcp. 6rau 2. 5. Mlartin 9ion.
oolp6 @inslom. 9eroD g9riebt, Is. ".
GoOion s. @. @orter uuO i. VI.
g9i(O.
SIN 3n6t6ouie.
9}od ME 5uoor erle6ten oic Sir0i-
linge Ocs 3uht6ouIeS einen 70 irobli.
den A. Suit ais luie geiteru Gics
bctriiit ollcroinas ur Oieieuiscu
@cianqeuen melhe ser @oritclluna
scr ItGotiidcu Miniirels 6cipo6nen
Duritcn. Gies parcn imgeIdbr 1000,
oorlnter picle. bic lonoe oOer lebenS
IGnqli6e 6rei6citsilraien uerbiiBcn
miiien. Eie ltdotiideu WliuiireIs be
gannen nit i6rcr Gorliclling I'M 10
ll6r geitern Niorgen. sic 6rodten
OoiieIbc Erogrannl sur 9I6midlung,
nit cnt iie am Z. mo s. Nloi in NJ.
6ougbS E6eater 10 aroBe Grfolge er'
rungcn 6oiten. Tie StrGflingc be-
oodDtcn bic S(matcur,Minltrcls nit
rieiigem 9lpplouS. @dbrcn0 Der Gor.
nelhmg criuncrt iid mobl gar man.
der DER ib0ncn Shmocn, pic cr in
iriibereu Sobren am a Suli aIBer-
Dolb scr 3uht6auSmaiicrn oerIc6t
bottc, itu0 mebr mic cincr 6G6ltc Die
Iuae ooer Sabre, Die er nod o65u.
iiten Bat. Iie &oritellung plIr0e in
ser Sopelle gcgeben. I'm 1 li6r con-.
5ertirtc Die StrGilinoSfapelle i'm $of,
morauf Oen @cfon0cHen ein olSge.
8cidnetcs @}ittoQeiien aeiudbrt pur.
Dc SIN 2nnfc 0eS 9lobmittogS pnroc
i6neu Damn pieoer 70 picl ISrci6eit
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-25
BRAZIL TO SEIZE
INTERNED GERMAN
SHIPS, OFFICIAL SAYS
Decree Of Neutrality Also TO Be Re.
voked and Government Be
Given Wide Powers.

Rio IaucirO, MAY 2j.lt Is stated
In official circles that parliament will
order iho couGsCafiOu Ol Wl Gormgn
ship iu brazilian ports as soon as the
official report of the inquiry into the
torpuloIug of the Brazilian steamer
Tiiuca made at Bordeaux, Is received.
At the same time parliament win de-.
cree the revocation of Brazilian neU.
trality.
According 10 the Journal do Com
mercio. 90 was decided 40 q meeting OF
the parliamentary and diplomatic com
missions called yesterday by the for.
eigu minister tu adopt the resolution
LOT revocation %. neutrality and TO Uo
lice tHa South Atlantic with 'uo Bra.
lillian Tc..
a Ni'l providing for revocation of the
decree u' neutrality win nc presented
to tho chamber tomorrow. o. is De-.
Iiey,i chat the chamber whose tom.
doro'D '0 enlarge Oh. political h1u
z0n U. Brazil have been more and moro
in evidence Niu demand insertion 1.
a clause e.ma wide power. to t0n
government
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-25
MAY COMMERCE
CHAMBER BULLETIN

The May issue of the Official Bul.
letin of the Ardmore Chamber of Com.
mcrce contained an invitation 10 the
United Commercial Travellers who as.
sembled in convention today at I'll
Reno 20 meet in Ardmore next year.
We are well equipped for entertain.
ing conventions and want 10 add 10 the
social life of our city the convention
feature and in the broad spirit of hos.
pitality invite YOU to our city the in.
yitation reads
Facts from the records" are given
TO show that during the last four
years Ardmores population increased
from 10000 to 10000: her bank de.
posits from SSOOOJO to $4,000 600. and
the number OF her automobiles from
- to 1900. \ few projects under way
asgregating investments Of nearly 3d..
100000 are mentioned The Bulletin
contains many short articles on the
resources OF Carter county The il.
nstrations include pictures of the Car.
ter county court house, the Simpson
building, scenes of the May day pa.
triotic parade and pictures of the Rev.
J. W. Burns and j. W. krucger. presl.
dent of the ArdmOrc Business Mems
Association and member of the United
Commercial Travellers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-25
TELLS OF MANNER
IN WHICH TUSkAHOMA
ROBBERS WERE FOILED
Pres dent Palmer Described the Raid
and Subsequent Undong of the
Bandits as Follows.


Tuskahoma. Okla May 2I-OSpay.
lah.-ENcitemeat is suu intense over
yesterdays attempted robbery %, the
/ First state bank %. Iu-Nuuma. lu
which one man was killed and two
probably fatally wounded Little hope
/ is held ont for the tHD prisoners who
vii. be held here until they either ui.
or recover sufficiently o travel
g. u. Palmer president ~ the .aua
+ who killed one man auI wounded au.
otlcr made statement uudiue t.r
attempted robbery. "a. follows.
"Wo got Tip from Hu9 early i'm
the morning that We up.. to Dee rob-.
up. ! Immediately arm,. a|. ms rr.un.
boring merchants. asNr. Them fo fo.u
/ u the ught when m,. the silnaI
Thpu ! placed am Oh. muU. money.
/ |NCour about $500 In .N.. inside the
IEau't and hid shotgun and auromat
/ ip rifle behind the Nmr door,
"Whuu thp robbers .uu.arpG about
/ 1880 o'clock. r. d. UID. cashier
/ and myself were the M. persons m
the bank They uuH their guns
( through the fixture. and ordered ID.
+ tO "-hcl ont"
eve -houed loadIn them up with
Ian the silver in sigh. and offered no
/ |rosi-tauau whatever when they ORDER
/ od u- into the vault
Vault Door Failed to Lock.
cone of the robbie. slammed thr
vault door but il failed to lock and.
l- soon ug tb,upLf fb.t. had ,.,....
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-25
EDISON WORKS ON
SOMETHING HE
WILL NOT DISCUSS

Orun. ~ j. May g5 Thomas A.
Edison iu ln address hero to pmpIoyus
of hIs West Orange plant urged them
10 buy liberty loan bonds IIc declared
hu Was already doing what hc could
'iu certain direction TO serve the
country
eft ia NOT something / can talk
about" said Mr. Edison "hut am
trying Jo do my Bit for Uncle Sam
Am organization was effected 90 sun
bonds 90 the 5000 Edison employees
William Maxwell vice president of the
Edison company told the employee
Mr. Edison had cancelled vacation
trip be- had arranged 10 Florida ON the
adNic. of his physician last February
because word came from Washington
that crisis was impending"
Since then, asserted Mr. Maxwell.
hc has been working literally night
and day for the government. What the
work is ! do not know, what the re-.
suit will be- ! cannot torctell But Mr.
Edison has never yet failed I'm any
thing hc undertook and ] don't believe
nc is going to fail this time"