davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
ITALIANS gREAE
THROUGH TO SEA
Klf H.. 09'S ARMIES CAPTURE
81. 'ohcaj 'NGERlANS is
OFFlCIA- "ocist, oOME.
JAP SQUADRON BUSY
Mikado Sends Fleet Of Light Craft to
Mediterranean to Cooperate With
Allies Russian Garrison at Sebas-
topoI Anxious to Fight Germans.

Rome via London May 24-Italian
forces yesterday broke through the
Austro.Ilungarian lines from Castig.
navizza to the sea, taking more than
5000 prisoners, says the official state.
ment issued today by the Italian war
department
The Italian war office announced
that Italian forces had occupied part
of the area south OF the Castagnavizza-
Boscomalo road, had passed Boscoma-
10 and had captured the town Of ia.
miano and strong forts east of Pietra-
rOssa Bgni
The Italian official report said the
AustroIlungarians at first were sur.
prised and non.pussed. Towards ev.
eniug they launched counter-attacks
but We're repulsed
Italian airpIancs numbering 1870.
dropped ten tons of bombs ON the AUS.
tro.lWgariaus.
The British batteries cooporgtca
with the Italians
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
DISAPPOINTS TEUT0NS
DETERMINATION OF RUSSIA TO
CONTINUE WAR GRIEVES.
Had Hollweg Answered lnterpe eDatiors
AS He Should, the Vorwaerts De-
oIares, the Slavonian Cabinet Nigh,
Have Considered Separate Peace.

Amsterdam lyia Londonl May 2i-
The socialist newspaper Norvaert, OF.
Berlin says that the recent statements
of Premier Lyon and Foreign Minister
Terescltouko of Russia, expressing de-.
termination 10 continue the war WitA
the countrys allies, are a great dlsap.
poiutmcnt To- those i'm Germany who
expected a separate peace quickly with
revolutionary Russia
The Norwaerts says Gormuuy'- pu.
icy is not dictated by the pgu.Ger.
mans. and that the statements of the
Russian ministers would never have
been made had Chancellor Won Beth.
mauu.llollweg replied fully and salts.
tactorily 10 interpretations of the so.
cialist democrats regarding war aims,
and the paper also said the desire.
of Austria and Russia were also those
of the German government lt con.
tmues:
THE German people do not In the
least think of submitting % the dom..
nation of militarism after the war"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
MOTORISTS GIVEN
WARM 8ECEPTI0.
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
AND BUSINESS MEN ON
Ell RENO TRIP.
CONTINUOUS OVATION
Berwyn, Sulphur, Davis, Wynnewood
Visited This orenoon-OInner at
Pauls Valley-Party viii Reach Ok.
lahoma City This Evening.

Pauls Valley OKLA. May a Roll.
ing down the main street of Pauls
Valley promptly at l2:15 O'Clock. and
on schedule time, the Ardmore dele.
cation of boosters bound for El Reno.
to fight for the 1918 state convention
OF the United Commercial travellers.
completed the first lap of their four
day automobile tour
Dinner was served TO the motorists
here. shortly after their arrival. i'm
the course OF which several short talks
were madc by local officials. and by
members of the Ardmore delegation.
Sevcntyuinc persons, men and wo
men, riding in sixteen automobiles
compose the party Promptly al G:3O
O'Clock this morning. the long line left
Ardmorc THE first stop was made at
3.rWyu. whore q short concert was
given by the Chamber of Commerce
band. which is accompanying tho par
ty.
STOPS also We're made at Sulphur
and Davis. and at WynucNOod q
p.rilI reception was accorded the
visitors Mayor Wheeler making a
short uIdr. 0I WDloum, and several
others offering the hospitality of the
town tu the tourists
al every top Ou the route the Ard.
more representatives were given oya.
tious and along the roads trayorsod
hy the Iiu. ui cars farmers and 9th.
t"" waved mUTr, greetings
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
War Summary

Striking down the coast toward
Triest, the Italians opened the second
phase Of their offensive with sweep.
ing victory They broke through the
entire Austrian line from Castagna-
yzza to the AdriatiC, a front of about
five miles, and took more than nine
thousand prisoners
The new drive is a direct menace To
Trie,t, from which General Cadorna's
troops are now less than ten miles
distant The route lies along the
Carso plateau, and the advance Of the
Italians of this difficult ground wa,
surprising in its rapidity
The present offensive was opened
by attacks mostly to the north and
east OF Gorilla. The sudden switching
of the drive this week to the southeast
Of that town evidently took the Aus.
TRANS by surprise This condition ap.
parently was utilized to its full advan-
tage by General Cadorna in pushing
his troops ahead They We're evidently
well placed by night time. when the
Austrians rallied and launched coun.
ter attacks, but these We're ineffective.
Extent of the aerial cooperation in
the attack is indicated hy the dash of
100 airplane, behind the Austrian
lines. in which ten tons of bombs wara
dropped to help break the enemy re.
i-'ance.
Count of prisoners is more impress
i've than anything else iu emphasizing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
SURVIVORS ARE LANDED.
Placed Ashore Temporarily at savona,
Italy, by Reserves.

Italy, by Reserves.
New York May 2i-The Anchor
line steamship Pennsylvania was sunk
In the Mediterranean off the French.
Italian coast, it was learned here to.
day The survivors, how many is not
known here, We're taken into Sayona,
Italy, by resCuers There they remain.
ed until May Il, cared for by the pop.
ulacc and administered to by Red
cross authorities
When the survivors left Savona on
another vessel for an unnamed desti.
nation a throng Of thousands of per,
sons assembled at the shore and cheer.
ed their departure.
Captain Bruell. who lived In Scot.
land, commanded the Transylvania
when she went down He was one of
the oldest captains in the Anchor line
service.
The Transylyanias last appearance
900 American waters was on the day
when the Lusitauia was torpedoed-
May e. 1915 just as she was about
to slil from New York with g27 pas.
sHngers. Captain John Black then
commanding. was given the informa.
zion of the Lusitania's fate The vessel
leli ostensIbly for Liverpool. but Cap.
tain Black stccrcl @ roundabou;
course and landed his passengers safe
is at GrccnocE, Scotland.
10 was generally reported al the
time that the Pennsylvania also was
marked for destruction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
German AtrshIps eombard English.

London, May 2i-Four of five Ger
man airships raided for eastern coun.
ties last night according 10 am unof
ticial statement issued this morning.
The airships dropped bombs and es.
capped although pursued one man
was killed the statement says. hut
damage otherwise is believed to be
negligible
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24

Now York. May % United States
steel common sold 40 the highest
price iu Cos history ON the stock eN.
change shortly after noon today
touching lao. Tho previous maximum
was l-3'. made yesterday and u tAy
I.l. boom ,f H-t November.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
AmerLeans Eseape Lon rurkeY.

Washington May 20 Safe arrival
100 Switzerland ot more Americans
from Turkey has been reported by
American Minister StOWll at Berue
Consul General George Horton. wife
0ud daughter were among the arrivals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24

Friday night has been designated
ls Red Cross night by Tom Casey
comedians showing this week at
Main and D. opposite Central Park.
under tHu auspices of tho Ardmore
chapter 0. the Red Cross. Tho com.
pUuy Has already turned into the So.
ci..Es treasury @ substantial sum.
THE members Ol thc Red Cross oN.
press great satisfaction over the high
quality 0. the entertainments. "We
urge tHu Red Cross member. TO plc.
rnn.Eo those shows literally duriug
'Hn engagement here and especially
Friday night the Red Cross night
We want every member of the Ara.
moro chapter there said Mrs. Shelby
DUWnlrd this morning.
4 substantial part of the gate re
coipts taken tn az the baseball game
between Ardmore and Dcuison "a.
the game 20 be played no Putnam
park Friday afternoon is 20 be given
the Red Cross, according 90 the plans
announced today "Many concessions
have been made TO the Ardmore Red
Cross for the use OF the grounds that
day Mrs. H. II. Sayrc said today
This game IS going TO be one OF tile
best of the season. Every Red Cross
members is urged 90 De- ON the grounds
whom the umpire calls Play ball!"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
REQ CROSS BENEFIT
TOMORROW RED CROSS NIGHT
AT TOM cASEY'S SHOWS.

Substantial Portion Of Gate Receipts
Of Ardmore-Oenison Ball Game Fri.
day 70 Be Turned over 70 Local
Chapter,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24

London May o. Arrival of "a con.
siderable number of light Japanese
naval craft I'm the Mediterranean to
cooperate with the naval forces of
the allies" was announced in the
house of commons today by Lord
Robert CeyiL minister of blockade.
A Paris dispatch last Friday said a
number of Japanese guuboats had ar.
rived ut Narseille-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
Associated Press Report


DAILY AEnMoREIrE
covers news of the world
five hours after press time
of any other paper circulat-
ing i'm Southern oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-24
The Daily ArdmOreite

Delivered at your
HOME OR OFFICE
so cents a Month
or 10 cents a Week
Sc a Year after June !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
SnIana.

,Sn Smnba, Heb., brallute Der
groBe @etreioe : Glepator Der Nan-
cep Miaing SO. ab, Sn Dem Spei'
der lagerten gegen 100000 guidpel
@ei5en uno Der pernriabte Sdaoei
miro auf $350.0OO geidast. Sea.
tiirlid iii man iofort nit Snlimua-
tionen bel Der Sano, Dab Der 9ranf
bon 2anoesfeinoen nerurlad)t lei
Ser glebator gebort 81 elmer @r1Ip.
pc pom @ebduoen, in benen eine
Miaion 9uidel @eBen aufgeipei
hert lit. Die 2%agerbdliier fino nab.
reno Der Iesten feds @odjett Dor
Wili3ioloaten ifarf bepadt uoroen
sSn Der Ndbe BON HidJmon6
Gal, lit oas ytitroglpcerin : Saus
ser Giant Bomber SO. in Die 2uf1
geflosen. Die Grploiion bat oil
gan5e @egeno in einem llmfreil'
BON 5tpan5ig Meilen eridiittert. 81,
aompagnie liefert Wfinition fir 81,
Megierumg, troBoem ueroen 2anoeS
feimoe in oieiem Sale nidt oer6dd
tigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
Nns Der staStsaat.

Die Gumme BON $66,f74.22 MUIR
De angeuicien sur 8e5ublnuq Der
@ebGlter, 20bne etc. fir Den Monnt
Nai. Die BON Seuermutln einge'
bradte 9roinans, 0eft Srapis Str,
Stpiihen Mnin Moenue nno 2areou
StraBe 81 ermeitern, mlroe ange4
lloinmen. Note Nnmmer 7 Der Ala.
mo National 8ntif i'm 8etrnge bon
$4,000 miro eingeIolt nit aufge4
lanfencn 3inien bon $f810.41. Die
Acknowledgement fir BEN &onai
Mai belmifen iid) nif $4,000. Der
8oolep Contraction Company mirf
Der Rentrnft fir Die Seritellling bon
SeiteRtpegen in peridieoenen Ser
len Scr Staot iibertrugen. @elieDpS
meroen BON Der 9lamo Nationnl
Wonf $45,000 auf Note SO. 26 I'M
bon Der 6tate Rational 8anf $40.
900 ali Note $50. 81. Muf Mntrus
BON 2nmbert werocn $S4.t5 betpil'
Iigt sur @c5abllrfa Der @eridtsfo.
item in Den Sdaen llbr gesen oil
Staot. 2ambert erfl1rt babel. oai
l1br in pielen Eiinften im Heftt
NOR, oaB Der poIitiide Streit ieti
gu gnoe iei nro Die aoiten besabl'
ueroen fonnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
ten, pe5fye in ieinem sdutnmcbl ia-

ten, pe3fye in ieinem MutnmcM f1
ben, gciefen.
.@dpor 8romn ltnb Die Sour
miii1re belten am Mn1ltng eine
aonferenS al, in pelHgr bic GrrueI-
Iterung Der Goleoao 5traBe befuru-
6er muube.
Iebr Tormllare, nit gridte
,nisfheinRe melhe feinbfrhe Auslar-
Der beredtigen, oie perbuteueu go
men gu bpfreten, limo run WnIbIn9-
ton aus I'M 8iiro oess 8irfroesnsar.
|fhnns e~ingetroffen.
Stfp @dhter ulD Gbriiffns
|Salfenberg, beioe aus Deutidlanf
sebiirtigr baben i'm @anbesgeriti
,@eilld)e tpegen Musfertigurg Del
|stpeiten giirgerpapiere %eTrrgerefht.
8eidssentidJe beeilt 6nA- Rnl
nod 5tpei' Gage 3eit gege6er srrr er'
langung zines Yaiiierifetus-
Jris BOB ur6 auguit aiar
murben ais Shultrliifess fir Der
Ditrift No. 9 ertp1blk.
Mebrere &omitRs Ueroen ii
Den ~nddbiten 9ager Ole tlefnerer
9rtlhaften in 8ennr gpu1,tp be
.reiien, um oie gespofner fir ben SIN.
fauf BON ,2ihertp 4sar Bombs. 81
interefiieren. aud inter Ben Off
siers- Aspiranten i'm Comp Junltoi
lit cine getpegung fiir Den anfail'
oieier 8onbs int @ange. 5alt idmmt
lide aspirantem baben ii6 bereii
erfldrt. $40 pro aopf beisuitellern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
a .

Gif Irrgc GARNER aus Der @e.
geno bon &errpiae I'M 0urGl6nittli.
den Mltar BON Is Sabren madeW
nliaenblid1nb oie brittle Sabrestour,
Inn ibre lnrrotpirtidnftliden aennt-
Mile 5a bereidern. sic beiuhfers
oas IanaipirtldoftIide 9epnrtemert
in MnItim uno bntten cine aorfereH5
init aorumifidr gnpis. Bon Muffin
meroen fie iid nod Dem agricultns
raI & Mted,nrlieal College begeben,
Inn Die oortIge1 ginridtlingen in
AngenIdein at nebmen.
- Comptroller EerreI bat bic ir
ieinem Depnrtement nngelteqten Be
amten benadridtigt> 6aB oeuen, mel
DE in Die Mrmee eintreten MOLTEN.
lire Gfel1en r~eferpiert mer0en uno
oaB iis nod 9eenoisuns oes ariesas
tpieoer in bie5eiben eintreter foH1en;
boraissgeiest Hntiirlih. bob lie Dem
syslo5ns iiberfteben uno NIT Dem 2e-
'bem anbon foxr1Hen.
Serr Mngnlt &einse pcn ga
Grange bat feline reihbaltige Notl-
ralieniammlane Dem 9ndner Bai-
ienbauie in Dallas geifenft-
Oas 8nnoesgeriht 5n Corpus
Gbriiti bot oie gegen AL Burger DIE
fer Staot megen a%ngeblider Babl-
ldmimoeleien erbobenen Mnflagen
satriidgemieien nno oamit Die ange-
legenbeit. peIbe Die teraniiden De
rifte felt mebreren Sabren beid1f-
tigt bat. iest enogiiltie beiselegt,
SIN Der @egeno BON @uooa
iino fiinf Neger unter Der Mnflage
Der @mpornng uno oes 9odDerrats
perbaftet uno nnh Marlin ms Ge-
fdmanis gebraht. Die in Sails
Gonntp pobnenoen Neeer loaen Ell
ne Der FARMERS & 2aborers' Yrotec-
tipe MIiociation abnlide Organiia-
ton gebiloet baben liro ibre 1870
Mitglieoer ideinen nifts bon Der
3luangs : Hefrutierung ipillen 81
MOLTEN. Nilf fiinf in Der @egeno
BON Geoar Springs mobnenoe mei-
be FARMER muroen am Sonntag
inter oerielben 8eihuloigung Der
baftet uno in Marlin eineeiteft. Mae
iiinf perneinen gan5 ettldieoem,
oab iie Die ablidt batten, iid Der
ReaiItrierung rep. Refrlltiernng 81
mioerieeen.
@egen 100 Sarnter nlo 5arm-
| arbeiter aus oen Counties &asfea,
Sones uno Sbadleforo iino BON Der
@ranoiurp oes 9un0esgeribts III
Dallas sur 3eusenuernebmnns in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29

oentinnen an Der Spite, nad) benz
&apitpl 5og, Inn oas aapitol mar
ldierte, oann iihOie aongreB ape.
bis 5ltr 6. StraBe binnnterbepegte,
nah Dem &npitol 5lriiffebrte uno
nun onrh oos &apitol ielblt 5og,
no cine Mn5abl Der Seilnebmer per
lndte, in oie Office oes @ouper-
neltrs 5u orinaer, in Der geraoe Die
&egentenbeboroe in Sitnng NOR. IS
gelang ibner Dies ober niHt. Der
BUG f6eint inn 4agemeillen orient
lid perlaufen 5u lein nur mlroen
mebrere Banner %getragef, Die SIN
ltoB erregten uno cine getpille auT-
reg1t1g berporriefen. Oarnnter be-
1onoers ei1e nit Ben @orten: SEAT
ierism a menace nbrono, alio q
menace at BONE. Der @ouperneur
iab iif Sen 3ng pom Seniter ieiner
Office aus an, at Dem er unmittel-
bar porbei paiiierte; er mabte feiflp
8emerfungen, bielt m1h feline Sin
iprafe, tpie man eripartet Batten.
@dbreno Der 3ug bird bie Stra-
ben 5og, tparen ME geiagt, oie SIC
genten in Ser Office oes @ollper-
nenrs su elmer sibllna %oeriammelt.
@as in ibr perbanoelt 1unrbe, meiB
man nid1t. Nn Hadmittag fan6 eli
ne Sibnng i'm Megentensimmer Der
l%lniperlita itatt. meId)er Der @oltper-
nellr aber nid)t beipobnte. Or.
ginion muroe por9elaoen, aber mas
perbanoeIt tpllrbe, lit nidt befannt
gemaft. Die &egenten peroffenf=
Iidten ipdter cine grfldrung, in Der
ie MIR lagten, Bob iie 8%eriammlltn-
gen abbielten, in oenet tie llnterre-
onngen NIT Dem @ouperneur, Or.
Ginion rlno einenl &omite Der BRO
feiioren batter II. Die febr barmoniid
berliefen, lin6 0nB tie am Corners
tag in @albeiton uicoer sulammeii.
fommer piiroen.
4 Sic stuoenten gingen nod Der
Concentration, iuie es id)cint, rubia
nad 6auIe; 3ubeitornngen lina
nidt b~orgefommen.
Mm Gonntag abeub bielten DIE
Erofeiioren cine 8erlnmmlmng Oh
Hno uabnen geidyfiifie an, in oerlan
Tie iagten, lie miiBten nidt, OBJ Die
Mblidten oes @~ouperneurs r1dtig
berihtet feien. Sci Dies a6er Ser
5aG, oann ipiiroe es fbrer Yicinlng
nod, better fem, Die lrniperiitat er-
battle feline getpiaiglrrtg nn0 weroe
auf 5nei Sabre geidloiiem ais saB.
li6 ste Eegenten oem Joroernrwclr
oes gouberreurs fiigteE.
Cine fpdfere Nahrift msl0ef,
ser @onperuellr babe BON oem Sc
nidt perlangt, ouB tie Gr
uuo anbere YrofeiIorem a1f
~foroertcrr, ibre Memter nieoer or
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
3mei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mn

3mei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES plr-
BEN an Montag bel Der Yolisei &C.
meloet. Mia Gais, Col Nolan Str,
muroe in friiber Worgenftnn6e an
Der Gbcltnut uno Nolan StraBc
BON 5mei ipeiBen Strold)en angebal-
ten nno mdreno ibm Der cine cine
Eiitole eegen ben 8opf belt, nabm
linn Der anoere 81 ab. 0as anoerc
ganoitenopfer mar q. @ 8aueb.
ia Green StraBc, Der fir Elm
MiIdygeid)1ft orbeitet. 9erielbe wllr-
DC IpGt abelios an Der GMbSSlores
uno Mitdea StraBe BON 5pei Weri'
faneru iiberfalen, melfe i'm alis
ieinem Milbipasen riiien 5u 80
ben i%uarfen mo Inn feline Sagesein'
nabmen in 9obe BON Si2 bis SIS
beraibten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
Der gegen 9aitgIieoer Der 5nrmrers
& 2aborers' Broteetipe alifoefatiop
eingeIeiteteu l1nteriufiiig borgeI6=
Den.


gAS&MhHa0p
80,
can anionfo. ae5- ~ rs
0atoeEon, gerern, SoN zig.
GptteufaWe1s8 gebulte.
a.. s...,;s. a.. 90 cp.; taty
a,;,r. rrr" $780, 49, 90 ~;f "a
f.ssa - ~.
- 81 49, SE
- ~. J, ysdt. Spot $dqi4e
bso; ytd $500 oIo, yum .6;S0 I'M
$I6.oI; Slflt $I6-6V n11 $l6.04s
gun, $lo:ol ltilo $i0.nSs Septsrl4sl
Sl6.tz Sl6.65; A9ftsper 1929
Yl6.68; storeuIner $l6:S9 lite
$l6.27; OeseA1ber. $l6.4l tttle $lt,zos
Harm.BretxEfe.
6dn Wntptrio. Ser. 90. Moi 1af7-
Nhster aSe-80c ~ 8fsteb
Gsier (u,r friSd5ea dl9e her 6,4hs
hifhner 15Hr-25e her WfN.
8cisen $500 Der WufdaeI
&urn. .$f.8Ss Der Nuta3eI
0ofer 81 ter Ij,,}
Sen ......... 5000 ter 83ttse
UemSse
aIerh,sfeIn GcT;fer.ie ,.,,x roY.rch,
$500. Meue. sI5O
GEke aartoffeIn, Ruarpfin Gam,
50. IS 1tn6 1910.
R6pieHtfn. 9tres agrbfbhI Wor AZ 90.
Berrulbr. ST so Der Grute
8o6uer. 6cIoro1o Winfo Ter 90.
$1,000. gaTifornin Mosota ber ciS
,St4. so: 8infs' $3.50. oin1n Sd8500.
Woth. SIS: Ntodehes sff100. 0fe,fa6
green, Der Wuf&eI Campers, $3.50
9pmafrn Ssrds 81 50 bsr S5or
gfa6ie3&en. SIC !. / YhSaG IaSsI.
8lnmentobI $2.25 per Crate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
gu bermieten,

9as obere Stodtperf oes Snules
SO. 2fS S~it.gommeree StraBe -
Ranm 90 BET 80 SUB. gfahsufragen
2f6 Olt-gommerce Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29
LokdIes.
@abrfdeinlides @etter,

Sir San Mntonio uno llmgegeno:
5eute abenb uno Mittuoh: t%eiluclle
taoedt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-29

Sic vTreie GreHe fiir Seras"
eriheint ais 9ageblatt uup 2Spdbenblatt.
1es saaebIaft 1T pierlitig uo foIht SOC per atonat ooer Sc per Sabr.
sas sspdenblatt lit ied5ebnietig uo foTet 50 per Sabr. Nab Miereo
81 Cob. gaf europe, &orto eingefbloien, So. f
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-06-30
CELEBRATION IS
PLANNED FOR 4TH.
WILL BE OBSERVED AS DAY
FOR CHILDREN OF
TOWN

The following are some of the
things planned for Goldfield's
Fourth of July celebration as an
nounced by the committee in
charge:
Daylight Fourth Of July salute
from malapai.
Parade starting promptly at ten
thirty a. M, from the court house,
headed by local band of fifteen
pieces, and in the parade the Eagle
drum corps will also participate.
The parade will be composed
strictly of men who are registered
and subject to draft. Parade will
be in charge of the Boy Scouts
and. except registered men, will con-
sist of the children of the town.
Immediately after the parade,
which will terminate at the Hippo
drome, all will be invited to listen
to an address by Frank T. Dunn of
Tonopah on Patriotism and exer-
cises for the children will be held.
A barbecue, to consist of roasted
beef, veal and lamb will start at
one o'clock at a place to be select
ed later.
From one o'clock on, small sports,
Of which a full list will be furnish
ed later, will be held for children,
up to the age of fifteen years, on
Main street.
For the morning and afternoon.
both the Exchange and Lyric thea
ters have donated their show houses
and all children will be admitted
free, to see two or more picture
shows, especially selected for them
and representative of the day.
During the afternoon. at the Unity
club, ice cream and cake will be
furnished to every child in the
town.
An attractive program for the
evening is being arranged, details
of which will be furnished in the
next day or two, and also there
is to be held under the auspices of
the Knights of Columbus, at Elks'
hall, a grand ball, the proceeds of
which are to be donated to the Red
Cross.
There will be band concerts dur
ing the afternoon and evening.
The observation-disclosures Power
company has agreed to string lights
on the streets. which will be illu-
minated on the first, second, third,
fourth and fifth.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-06-30

The Con. Virginia company is pre-
pairing the foundation for the cleo
trio hoist at the head of the $500
$500 winze, and on the 2700 level
continued preparation for sinking a
winze on the vein. From stopping
operations. al cars of ore were ex-
tracted. The Union continued ex-
ploration work on the various levels,
with promising conditions prevail
ing. and from the $500 level ex-
tracted 50 IONS of ore averaging
s1S.27 per ton. Work of cleaning
out the sump of the Union shaft has
been completed. The Mexican on
the 1900 level is %reopening the main
lateral drift, which is for the pur-
pose of improving ventilation. The
mill received AZ tons of Union ore
averaging $16.S2 per ton. and 26
tons of Alpha ore. The mill was
closed down for general repairs on
the 10Th. The Ophir on the 1000 and
$500 levels continues to reopen the