davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04

Burlington's new protective matron
has asked for six women volunteers to
assist in patrol work. Apparently in the
realization that she has undertaken
large contract.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04

Apples are not bumper crop in Yer.
mont this year, but the farmer will do
well to have his barrels ready.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04

ANY schoolboy can tell us all
about Mexico, but in case the boy
is not present here are few facts
most of us have forgotten.
Mexico has an area OF over
767 900 square miles.
Population about 100000.
II is divided into u states, two
territories and one district.
Conquered by Spain in 1888.
Spanish viceroy deposed 1921.
War with United States 1916
ls4s.
War with France 1862.
Restoration to the republic
1867.
These vacation days
made war an the boys
wardrobe.
Here's the place where
you can replenish the
stock with satisfaction
and economy.
Very attractive norfolk
and patch pocket suits
for boys from 8 years up,
$500 to Sl2. so.
A few wash suits at re-
duced prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04

Holweg Says Gerard Dreams.-Hesd-
line,
Hollweg's Vaccinations are of the stuff
of which dreams, bad dreams, are made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04

Sponged and shrunk serges at Alb
bolts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
COPPER OUTPUT
Of SOUTHWEST
PUSHED ALONG

GLOBE. Ark The Southwest, In
Gliding Arizona, and New Mexico. Il
doing ~ bit toward preparedness for
the war with Germany. Since the out
break Of the Eureopean ntruggle in
1914 egery available copper prospect
has been developed and there are now
mlIiions az tons Of the red metal being
produced ii the Southwest where not
an ounce was mined prior to the war.
One copper mine IN the Globa dis
tfict recently increased its output from
IS, 900 900 pounds 3 year to s0,000, 600
pounds By bringing n new mtnes and
erecting monster mills for concontrat-
Ing the ora Another syndicate paid
1000 900 for 200 acres adjoining It's
mining Held n another copper district
while capital stock Is being doubled
throughout the copper field, output IL
being doubled and everything possible
done to prepare the United States for
its share In the war. The outpu. o.
the mines has heen offered 10 the gov
eminent ct cost plus . reasonable per
centage Of profit whenever Il Is needed
for American ammunition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
PROPOSED INCREASE m
SUGAR RATES SUSPENDED

WASHINGTON. D. O., April 80. =
Freight tariffs By the New York Cen
tral proposing increases in the rates
on raw sugar. carloads, from New
York n. =. and points within the
New York lightcrage district to 81.
John. N B.. have been suspended BIZ
The Interstate Commerce Commission
frum May to August % next. The
present rate Is IS cents per 100 pounds
from points within New York lighter
age limits and lT cents Fob. cars at
60th street, New York Central Rail-
TOAD The proposed rate Is "a cents
yer 100 pounds The commission win
conduct an investigation into the rea-
condolences of the proposed advance.
The commission also suspended
from Nay until August - for like
reason tariffs He'd BY n H. Countiss,
agent for the railroads, proposing an
increase IN rates On long fimbers,
poles, piling and lumber loaded III SIN.
Gle cars from north Pacific coast and
intermediate points 10 eastern and Ca
madam destinations The increase
amounts to 10 cents per 100 pounds.
The present rate from north Pacific
coast points to New York, N. r., and
points taking same rates, IS rs cents
per 100 pounds. Under the propose d
items. tinbers. poles, piling and hum.
Der exceeding 10 feet ii length WI be-
subject TO rate 81 S. cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
STOCK or STORAGE
EGGS IS EXHAUSTED

WASHINGTON, D. C.-PracticaIly
the entire stock Of eggs held in stor-
age through the winter was exhausted
March /, only 3200 cases remaining
from the 5000. 900 cases held last Ar-8
gust i the federal bureau Of markets
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
LOUISIANA CROP
WELL ADVANCED


NEW ORLEANS, Ia, April 2s.
Warmer weather has prevailed IN the
.I11I belt Tor over week and the
higher temperatures combined with
|.1 recent ruins have proven benefi.
|'II D The growing crop. The fall
plant cane Is up TO . good stand, al.
though ii scattered Instances q =
IMPORTED rather pale n color. The
spring care Is coming up well haced
- average reports and the stnbbIe
||on Is also doing nicely.
Forecasts Of the probable 1917 pro
|..||I6 oIe rather premature. but talk
4. 500. 1000 ton Yield 6f sugar IS al
ready ko'n3 re rounds
A |11 special meeting q the Amert
|.. cine |II4tI. Association held n
|.'| |''I al me afternoon q April "a.
0I|.I|.I1s. C11'fL11n 81 the
..'.' <1I0|.t6e appointed to handle
mad. '...' -III ~. \. .|[|.. an
.||IC1I that q preliminary 1II1el,11I
%. he. reached bI ~. I1II1Is D1I.
|'|1 vitality Interested ID It, eat6blish-
.[1( shat WIN enable the promoters
a N. plan successfully 10 confunn.
Fl. e
Papers covering the Incorporation
-t1'|1 necessary Tor the organization
q company 70 finance TIE venture
.|1 non being drawn up BY local olor-
.||1 The |e# Orleans Sugar ~
.|10II. Il IS reported. VII. take one
'.|. q the stock Of this company. the
American and other refining Interests
...|.||I and the sugar planters cue.
.|'| n q The Intention a. the inter,
Is. back cl this project q refund ne
|.I| [1nE invested r.u6 6 per cent
||.|I||I per ou11l1 out 81 the proceeds
|1.'It1 from Re testing ices Cpl
- 'ornel action va taken 81 -
Association relative lo tie pror11.'
presented 1F Secretary MtAloo - (t1
.|I and Mean. Committee for the
.'||'[. 81 consumption tax o. sugar.
|.|e0Is % Be the consensus q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
HOLLAND FIXES
SUGAR PRICES

fEDeciai stnr-1uiietfa CorTonpcndence.l
NEW YORK, N Y.-The govern
menf nf Holland has Just fixed maxi
mum price Tor sugar OF equivalent "a
n.eic pound. wholesale, and 9.4oc =
pound retail, notwithstanding that the
factories have 70 pay an excise tax q
I.D2c q pound.
comrsehtinf upon this action. Frank
G. Lowry 81 the Federal Sugar Rein
ine Company. said on Saturday.
THE farmers Of Holland. according
70 our latest reports. are receiving
,io.o5 q ton for their sugar beets IN
spite OF the heavy tax the beet FAC
tories have 70 pay. while n the United
otatoG, the growers are paid only f6.17
I ton By the factories. which receive
from Soc to 80 q pound for their
sugar..
.Thus our domestic beet sugar
nlanfs. while paying thc FARMERS SASS
ton less Cor beet roots, receive prac-
tIcaliy as much for their finished pro-
duct - the Holland refiners. and In.
Ilta1 81 paying 3 tax. they absorb
IN amount ol the tariff rate.
a. excise tax on sugar ID the Unit
q states equivalent 20 Hollands
would bring Is revenue Of $3.50 ,000s'
900 year. At present the treasury
actually receives about f3S.000. 600
|r1n he tariff and the domestic beet
and onne interests absorb <lb,0o0.00D.
TIE public paying the freight. IN AL
European countries, where high tax
and high prices prevail, the govern
Uenfn derive tho benefit OF the impost|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Friday, Nay is.
MERCANTILE


MEHCANItLE---
Bid Asked
AIexander e Baldwin -. .,..s So.
&c, Brewer & Co. ........ ..s.s ......
SUGAR
Eva Plantation ca. 3elz S25s
Haiku sugar Co. $500, "a. -. 80
Hawaiian Ayr. Co. =.
HsWH. Com. & Sugar Co. - 46lda
Hawaiian sugar co. 80, STA 36Ne
HcnoISaa Sugar CO. 8. 80.
Hononu Sugar Co. 8. ...1s.. i.
Hutcblnson Sugar Plant. .....s ......s
kahulsu Plantation Co. 49,. -
Kekaha Sugar Co. -. :. ..... ..3...s
koloa Sugar Co. s......s.. les TO
McBrydc Sugar Co, Ltd 3ok 1914
Oahu Sugar Co. 80. 49,. g 29lA
90laa sugar CO.. Ltd - t4Ia
ouenea sugar CO. $3.50. 64N b
Paauhau Sugar plant. Co. *....
Pacific Sugar Mil 5000. 49,. .....a
Paia plantation Co. -. .....l
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. !. .s... .....
Pioneer Mil CO. $50 373k 37l!k
San Carlos Milling GO. q
Waialua Ayr. Co. .....s... 3oH 81
WaIluku Sugar Co. -. ,.... ......
MlscELt ANXIOUS
Endan ueN. Co, LIDO. 49,. $500
isk 10 Assess. So pc. Rd 49,. .s..si
End n. Aoaess. 90 pc. pd 49,.
Haiku Fruit = Pack pfd. ~ 20
Haiku Frult 4 Pack. Con,
Hawaii Con. Ry. 4 BE. A.. $500. Ga
Hawaii Con. ny. s pc. . -.
Hawaii Con. ny. Com. -.
II $3.50. II s.ss& - 49, sfsS ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
GASOLINE PRICE LAID 70
TRUST BY COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, D. Termination
OF the gasoline industry BY Standard
Oh interests, the federal trade commits.
sion reported to the senate has been
largely responsible for high gasoline
prices OF the last two years.
Prices ere declared to, have been
raised arbitrarily. although natural
causes contributed. Pronounced price
inequalities were found IN differen.
parts Of the country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
Sugar COZ cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd.
Members Honolulu stock and Bend
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Teiephope 1908
JOHN 3. GIVES LAND
At pocANTlco FREE
FOR RAISING CROPS

TAhnYTOWN, n. Y.John d.
Rockefeller has given the back to
the soilr movement mighty impetus
at Pocantic0 Hills BY offering to give
10 the people Of that village the use
Of all the land they want to tin. The
plan was suggested BIZ Mrs. John D.
Rockefeller. il. Mrs. Rockefeller
will provide American flags to mark
out each farm.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19

8 COLUMBUS, Ohio. AFTER q confer.
ence with Governor Cox, Columbus
hotel proprietOrs announced that ii the
future they VIII save the eyes Of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
tBy Z. ]. Sooner z Facts Abeuf

- - IL ~ I
tby - :. sooner ~ acts
ses1r x...,,. -.
MANii1 .Isn ~ ~. ~. ~. 49,
.niras " ne 49, ss9R a91 ~ 80
has alreeoy pesn 1910. - -
WOE ~ 80 a. ''.. 49, 1850. >.
- ...s 49, =.
~ lounillle1 e1cegl ~ r ~ 1s ~ -
pLos,nscss l.olo az 49, lnsa..n,. ~
iocaiities 80 ul.se -,
rams auzns Ine nalsesl ~, = ~ -
ssolns -. "a 4 80 - 80
IroIn at.enolls y - ~ ene
IeaaIgeo me VT 80 9. pl.1.e J. se -
~ ezlsnt M 3 = - p.g1u..,on -.
me clIre ~ ysal ~ 80 p.o,. 49,.
resulted Inc prese1t mllllns 800. $3.50.
Las aiso Deel n, 1870 y 49, sA.s ~
~ lrequent sho 81 tlese havs -.
ready caused consioeL apie 800 II ann
threh.en Y 'c 60 : 5 noIe uuilns mo
mamaer ioL lne n .. vs..
Lne losses = - prosm -. 800 49,
lnoistseej heA9 nes l' I ,,lL tne 49,, $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14

ORDINANCE NO oa2

AS ORDINANCE TO LEVY AM AS.
SESS THE COST or STREET IN.
FRuNEMENTS TO THE LOTS
AND TRACTS or LAND SUBJECT
TO ASSESSMENT FOR THE COST
or IMPROVING THAT PORTION
on THIRD AVENUE. South.
WEST FROM THE WEST LINE
or 'F' STREET TO THE EAST
LINE on "G' STREET SOUTU.
WEST SAME CONSTITUTING
STREET IMPROVEMENT nlS
IlNrr SO 22 uF THE CITY OF
AlinNpRE DECLARING SUCH AS.
StSSNENT a LIEN AGAINST
Sltu LOTS AND TRACTS OF
LAND IINlNG RATE or INTER.
Est AND METHOD or PAYMENT
uf TINE lNSrNLLNENTS. AND
DECLARING An EMERGENCY.
IIt lI ORDAINED BN THE BOARD
pF COMMISSIONERS or THE
CITY on ARuNORE. OKLAHOMA.
Whereas Tine Board OF Appraisers
appointed hy resolution ou tine 10th
lay of January 1917 to appraIsc and
'ppotlion the benefits resulting from
.Hr improvement of that portion of
Ihird avenue. southwest. from ibo
west line of "F" street 10 the east line
OF &c street southwest Including
alley crossings and street iniersec
'loh'' the same constituting Street I'm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14

You occasionally see 1t stated that
colds do not result from cold weather
That is rank foolishness. Were II true
coulds would be as prevalent in mid.
summer as in midwinter. The microbc
that causes colds iourishes in damp.
cold weather To get rid Of cold
table Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 10
is effectual and is highly recommended
by people who have used 1t for many
years as occasion required, and know
It's real value, Obtainable everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14
ORDINANCE NO 2as

An ORDINANCE TO LEVY AND
ASSESS THE COST OF STREET
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE LOTS
AND TRACTS OF LAND SUBJECT
TO ASSESSMENT FOR THE COST
OF IMPROVING THAT PORTION
OF * STREET SOUTHWEST
FROM THE SOUTH LINE or Blk.
ny AVENUE TO THE NORTH
LINE or STANLEY BOULEVARD.
SAME CONSTITUTING STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. %
OF THE CITY OF ARDMORE. DE.
CLARlNG SUCH ASSESSMENT A
LIEN AGAINST SUCH LOTS AND
TRACTS OF LAND. FIXING THE
RATE OF INTEREST AND
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14
PAGE TWO


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Erg.EgEE~s Tg TEE Ly-
trr. IRA r~r o. LAND r5E
~yt-5. -gE.T gJz -fsE rg5-
~ rJpagg-sg THAT PORTO,
" ErIgg ITEr-E -Cr-EHE--
ppCv -FE WEST --EE ~ -Ei
CY,tECyt EET E.L--y q
PACIFIC RLyWtf p.5ET "
Htg 10 TIKI EE-- --HI -
E s~tEI~ 5,.-E EFEs- SAM
rr.-T-~r r~'rry --FEE- "
FtytLkI,. ,.- r,
~ w -..t yf ht.,I ~. ~
-Aitylt W. f.-.,s s-..'. ... -. -
1.-5G rhl = L.1' h5-.-' = /
5-.h Dy.- h.'D ~ .f
-t-fD 49, Et- = " ~ ~. . ~ 2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14

,-gga--a-- I-s--5c. ~ - u -hs CTS
= E--f--t Ck-s-r--z 70 --s IN. z--
.-ag-s 70 80 F---- .z- E--a-- .-
-.-1s a-z-- --.--, p f--. .ze- 20 z-z--s
-.a-- --.a- re -zE- 1t -s s-s-- G.
ItzE--z % rsg t-- r1E- ~ st--
c-1T----ta % C-- --tE
'rz -zys f,--- -c--- 70 --s-r az -
-a-. as- "a 1-y a,--z--s s-- z----
.-- ra-=.-s o. so 4r- -r
-t--E 90 --e z-c -.E= I'D o.
-z---- v.-- 80 Ci-g -.=-E C - IS
q z----- v- -s- -zFs sft-- 70
.--= -' --s.- zcc.-.---=-t q e. g. -E'
s-----z-c- u-- re ---E-E---- o.
re -sss @. are Fz.= g. JE-z---z
10
W1a-szs zt,z- .-s sing o $40 -=
5--- re -sE1y s-c c-- -,lssiC-z-s o.
lie ~sy % ArcUc-s --1 - rss- b.. "
gy-.-: Cs-s f-r 1- --g E=zs.-- -t
re- 51sr- -f -sE----rg O. -t-
~ ,,-f -z...s z-- c-.=-;io-s co.,
---E .-C- appraiser az z----
----z-. s-c yz-s-- --= -C.-- O.
--c- E=ts.c- q ~ c-----sc t-- ive
l1-ts--;sT= -.s-ss e. -z-y -=- cz
~ es required - -zE AID szi- -=E
.,- vzs t-.y 1--1s-a5 z-1 1e,5 e.
--1gs = zcoo.cz.-= s..- --s ter. c.
az ro-.es z-c E3.- ,-s avs G. 70
.z.s - CE-z-c-z z-1
W'-l-ezE e, szl- -ess.o- t-s -zrC-
p. rJ---ss. .o-z-s cid hear AZ ..-
--s- I'll Complains AID o5iecti--s %
&c z2p-z.s--s-t s-d scpo-LC-- s-t
20 ID t-e- AID t---e -syisa re.
z-s s-1 trC % z q. ,-l-gs c--=c'
-s. s-c equitable z-5 ID b. .-
-.- 1l.tT- ss-- scp9-i,--e z--
;y-z- -sa--s-' ~ made z-1
H1erszs al .egz- re1ulre- z-..
ave been fully compiled with ~ ~
-,-.za re =FT.,g ct aid
-a-,s sra-s: .-e .1.. and rz-- e
a-c liable p, a--essu=-. .of sz- -
-1TsIe-'.
S,r therefore b. &. 1--z.-et
SECTION ONE
Tlzt there Fra. b. s-1 1e--.s
2porsoIsc 70 AID levied and s-.---a.
2s-st .le eTs-z. .C.s and tre,.- O.
and 30 z.e Stree, Improvement ID.
-.,' N, - q ta- City 9t Ar5-1-s
.e amounts respectively zs t5.as
.al-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14
SECTION THREE
ORDINANCE NO o.A

a.
AN ORDINANCE TO LEVY Ann
ASSESS THE COST or STREET
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE LOTS
AND TRACTS or LAND SUBJECT
TO ASSESSMENT FOR THE
COST or IMPROVING THAT ron.
TlON or STANLEY BOULEVARD
SOUTHWEST FROM THE WEST
LINE OF e" STREET SOUTH.
WEST TO THE EAST LINE OF
u. STREET SOUTHWEST IN.
'LvDlNG ALLEY CROSSINGS
AND STREET INTERSECTIONS
SAME CONSTITUTING STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO "a
OF THE CITY or ARDMORE DE.
CLARINC SUCH ASSESSMENT A
LIEN AGAINST SUCH LOTS AND
TRACTS or LAND. FIXING THE
RATE OF INTEREST AND
METHOD OF PAYMENT OF TUE
lNSTALLMENTS or SAID AS.
SEsSMENT AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14
ID IT ORDNNEn IN rnE nnAnn

BE 1T ORDAINED by THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY or ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA.
whereas, the Board OF Appraisers
appointed by resolution on the 18th
day ot January. 1917. To appraise and
apporiion the benefits resulting from
the Improvement of that portion Of
Stanley Boulevard Southwest from the
West line of G street Southwest TO
The East line OF ~" street Southwest
including alley crossings aud street
intersections, the same constituting
street Improvement District No. "a of
the city OF Ardmoro. Oklahoma. 10
the lots and tracts Of land within said
street Improvement District subject
I'd assessment under the laws OF the
state Of Oklahoma 90 pay the cost of
said Improvements. Gld duly qualify
within five days after notice OF thel,
appointment and did duly appraiso
and apportion said benefits 10 said
lots and tracts of land and make and
Tile their report with the city clerk
OF the city OF Ardmore within ten DAYS
after notice Of their appointment in
all things IN accordance with tho
provisions Of the laws OF the state
OF Oklahoma; and
Whereas, after the filing OF said re-.
port the mayor and commissioners OF
the city Of Ardmore did by resolution
appoint a date Tor holding a session OF,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14

81, s-c equitable z-1 ID b
-,- cc-fr- ss-- s2p3--ic--
;yrz ss--s-t ~ made z-1
H1ersl al .agz- re-ul
zT- been fully compiled El..
-,-.za re zrT.-g c l1
-l-,s zga-s. --e .1t. and q
md liable p, a--=.su u=-. tgr
. -gEeLe-..
SoE therefore b. . C-[z.-e
SECTION ONE
I-zt there -re- b. s-1 -s
DD1rloLec 20 AID .aEe1 and Z
2z1Ft .le eTs-z' .g.s md 2
and 30 c Stree, I-,-0yeu.
-,, 81, - 0f ,a- C.,y q. 4
.e amounts respectively as
,alt
y, B.k
1e s1l.l sl5 fes, ~
1. 2. 3. y Lynn. o4le- ~
Tie norm 80 feet q.
% 3. y 2 Feag.1 oT1.
e- ---.-------.--- 81
The sogu s15 '-e. o.
lot 2. y. = Fesg!n. own
er ---.----- ~
8 strip o. land begin
ming o.. Q po.a. 90 TIE
He-t ..ne o. 10, Elk lgJ
f75 feet IRON tle north.
east corner 9f said .o,.
thence south alt4 said
vest i.le 4-5 feet.
thence east parallel
with tae south line o..
said Dot FIX 10 the east
line Of said l0'. thence
north with said east
line OF .0t s.x 40 feet
thence west parallel
with .aid south line o.
lot Fix 10 place Of begin
ming Mary " Straeh-
ley. owner -----.--- AZ
The east 80 feet Of lot
{. r. A Henuer. owner 4gl
a strip Of land begin
ming al a point in the
south line Of lot four
~ 30 feet west Of the
southeast corner Of said
lot; thence west with
said south line a dis.
tance Of 50 feet. thence
north parallel with the
west lire Of lot four a
distance Of 100 feet 10
the north line OF said
lot. thence east with
said north line a dis
tauce Of % feet: thence
Outh parallel with the
west line Of lot 4 a dis.
lance Of 100 feet 10 the
point OF beginning. Hat.
tie Maye Curtis. owner AZ
That portion Of lot four
90 described as fol.
lows Beginning at the
southwest corner OF
pifb b, .o,,,t H.,
said In, dis,.r".
197 f.o, b.,,, III
.pa-aII, y,,b ON, 49,.
i.r. or ..Id d., 5t
isrca ,f -o soa,. -
Vost nsr,Il,l ,i,T Io
.oY,b I'm. ~ ysIdio,
di.,src, ,f to- '..,
tGo No.. Iir, r..-,.,.
thence soY,b yi,b gIi
uo., IIr. . 5i.,,,,t
60 feet IN ,n.,, .,
ginning Nm q Nv.
yissuu. owner tH1
That portion of lot four
lil described as fol-
lows Beginning at the
corner of
''"'H
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-14

-
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r--
--.--
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a.. r.-,...-
I-. ---...-
,.. : -.--,,.-
~. --. e--,.-,.-.
- s-. , &C.,
- rE-5 tr--s
~. 49,
sn-. = $780,
q. s.r. = -.--s~-
F. n sr-. > -.---s,-
81. % 5r-. = g.--t--
r. % s5r. = a $780,
q 10 srrr = ss-,so-
e. % Fr-. = q l---a,.-
e. ID E.-s 4 g.--.s1-
81 -t--g = F-1
q, z1,-- 2 v,y
Il ZtI-- 81. 4o- Tefss
j zl--- C.ss .g- We.aa
Il z4--- C-ss 4,- Wa.sa
/ Y z4--- zee Yt-sste
zzlz s.rs IA E.ryss.
Zr. srcs z r--5s--
~ Y srrs = 4 =.---ao-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
LATEST INVASION OF RUSSIA
WILL MERELY HURT GERMANY

IRON preparations and economic conditions in the
n United States and from the Of the French
and British forces the western front, attention IS
distracted for the moment by the blow which has fallen
upon Russia-the capture by Germany the Oese and
Dago islands at the head Of the Gulf of Finland
This stroke places German imperial forces less
than 800 miles of Petrograd with railroad upon which
make the journey If 1t be captured intact By the
Of warshps shell the Russian land batteries and hold
off the Russian forces and by the Of transports
for troops Germany has far oufanked the Russians
the main fighting line the Riga front German troops
about 200 miles behind the Riga line Should they land
in great numbers and penetrate southwark they would
force complete precipate retirement OF the whole
Russian right wing indeed that wing able to escape
from between two fires, and great extent Of hickly
populated territory would be left in German hands.
Instead Of penetrating southwark, however, Germany
might strike straight for PetTogTad- The capital might be
reached by either OF two routes; first by the capture Of
ReVaI and BapoTt, the Iallhead for line running due
200 miles to Petrograd Reva is the principal city
Eshonia province lying the Gulf Of Finland sepa-
rated by water channel from the island Of DagO
However the city Of Russa principal naval bases and
presumably strongly defended The difficulty in reducing
It would be measured by the strength of resistance
naming in the somewhat dsoganized Russian navy and
coast artillery.
The other way of getting to PetrOgrad is twice as long
but might in the end be easier Of accomplishment would
involve landing from Oeel island (Oese lies Just south of
Dago upon the province Of Livona and the capture of
Pernau Thence railroad circuitously south east
northeast and finally north to Petrograd distance of at
least 200 miles.
But looking the railroad this big fact looms up At
the point where it turns from northeast the city
Of Pskof capital Of the province Of that PskOf
the principal base Of the Russian army the Riga front
and its capture would be disaster. Pskof is junction
point from which dveTge the line running west by north
into Livona and Riga and the other running southwest
DunabeTg Therefore the occupation of Psko would not
only up road running to PetrOgrad but would para
lyze the Russian army a front of 200 miles.
The world viii what Germany has in mind in
this expedition; whether it to penetrate as far south
possible and compel gigantic falling back Of the Rus
sian army, whether it is aimed at Petrograd; and If
aimed at PeTograd, whether it contempates the capture
Of the naval base at Reva and straight shoot TO the CAPT
tai the capture Of Pskof first and Perogad LATER always
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

Count Won LuxburE's latest bad
break is that he has been unable TO
cOntinue his South American machi-
nations without leaving a trace
san Antonio Express.
The German foreign minister de-
olares that only Alsace-Lorraine
stands in the way Of peace. Wen
there used to be a lot more than that
before Haig got the range-DaIlas
News.
An exchange observes that until the
BernstOrft expenditures were re-
Tealed, the high school boy with a
sweetheart held the record for spend
ING the most money where Il did the
least good.-AlbuquerQue Herald
It is rumored that the present spell
OF prosperity is responsible for the
shortage Of one-dollar bills. For
some time past we have been noticing
shortage OF many other deuomina-
tons or bllls-Bouham CTexas), Fa-
Torite-
Germany was greatly disappointed
when the United States failed 20 get
into war with Mexico. German agents
tried every known method Of stirring
up strife between the two countries.
and failed Under proper supervision
Mexico VIII overcome the bandit and
enter an era Of building and good
goTernment-Abilene Reporter.