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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
4rdfibent 9Silipn
Sm Gsnat f6of 'ritffirt, neil .r BEN
Rongrsb ni9t ius gertrmen aie9t.
CT erbdlt bie 9orryn9t ole Qusfubr
ua6 irserb siRsu 2anoe Ders
bieten 81 oiirfsu.
Senatpr Sptpnfarb Tagte, bdb bumtt
bespsdt ipiirbe ueitrale 2dnosr
auf Geiten Der Der. StaGten
IN ben aris5 9tnsin'
iulislen.-

@af6tugtou, .. G., 7. Rai
- Osr Senat nubn am Rontus Der
parastapbeu, untsg peFdem benz grG'
iibentsu uRbei4rdr.te Dpllmu6t geses
BEN tpfrb .nlle unO isoe ausfa1r gu per
bieten nieber in Die espionage Dor
laae ouf. na6bem SsHator gtarttn
Der 1iibrer ber'9em6trateH in einel
binter berItIof.nsn 9hiirer itattge'
funbenen SibuRg Die GrtldrlIng db
gegeben, Sas Der qrdfibeut befiir6tt
ni6t i'm Stonbe gu iein feinen 3pet
errsi6en gu i0rHen, tpenn bic 8orldg'
pie dmenbirt beitebeu bleibe.
Inter Der Bprla1e, ME iie jebt lau'
tet, tpirbe Der qraiioent ermd4tist
iperSen, pdbrenb bes &rieees, .psur
es I'M SntereiIs Der 6fieutIi9eu 81
herbeit n0tbia peroen iollts,- BIZ
9lusfu6r BON 0adren nd6 irgeno st'
nem beitimmten 9arbe fir rnssies'
lib su srtldrtn. Der Senat dnoerte II
poriger Do6e bic 8orloee bn6iu db
bag bic 4usfubr nur nah Sdnberr
perboten peroen iou. bon ipeI6eu e.
Ii6 berausseItelIt, OdB fie Duarsr
nod OeutI6Ianb peiteri6idteu.
Der grbdnberung Der @crlage gins
cine Fiinf Stunber Ionse Debate ocrt
ON in Der. aum eriten Wal felt oei
arisaserfEariina an Deuti4laHS. be-
prGiiSent @iTou in I4arfer Dsf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
SablunssslIrtbeil
@esen eine aQee bonn Sberbunoes1
geri9t 5eitdtigt-

8aibtngtoh Q. G.. 7. Rai.
Das Gberbuubcsgeridlt beihtigte 1n
yeontag bic GinidciSimg Der @eritte
bon alabama, ,pclfe benz 9ssAlGb BON
DONALD u. aennep, Der bei ieiner em'
fii6ring als wtitglie6 Der 2oge Der
sNooie in @irntinebom INNS SebeiE
fun. $4,000 Sfa6euerfas sugeipro.
den batten. aeruiep mar bel ben Gin.
tii5rurgs.G .Geremonien Surb enen
eleftriiten G6Iog geto6tet iporoen.
Sie aoge bate selteuo Oersatt, bdB
eg Ii6 BET Der Gngelegetbeit nidt I'm
tincn reguldren GbeiI Der eiufiib.
runes.G .GercnonieE, iorl6ern I'M eilen
eieennt6htigen 3uias bon weitglie'
Bern Der Iotalen 2oge eebonbelt babe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
9lnf fridyer Sbat ertappt.

Quf frif4er Sbat ertappte defteru
Rorgen s1 friiber StulOe Der Solt5ia
S6neiber eiuen @Tnbreder, Der IN bic
SacB'Ide Gpotbete on Der Raruten unh
8ol1tut Gtrobe eingebrotJer mon, TO-
pic o1l4 oen &.zupan bes @inbre9ers.
Der orouben sSdpuiere itdrlb". 3ie
9erbofteten fino Rapuron6 @ibior.
RON $40. 20 Gft g2eirtte StrGBe uno
SoroIO snitb, Der IN Columbian So
tel pobute.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
Upni Giie einseihloiiem
sinO na6e Der aafs res nOrbli6en
g9i6ignn cine SrSBs aH5d5l
BON JabrJeussn.

Sault ste Raris, g1i9., 7.
Woi. Ginsm 9trifts bss asutts
baus 4ufisbtrs iii WSitsffib point
3ufolss iinb in Der gldbs biefes punts
tss 40 goote, iuel9e DOH 9ampfern Bel
9ermillion point aug bas 2nno 81
erreiten iudtsn, pom Giis einseidIOI
fen. Mon Dermutbet, baB bic Boot:
Don ben 9dmpfern. bic felt iiber eirer
Wctt e6enfuls i'm giie feftiibsn, ub1
aeianbt iporotn tparen, lit. 8orrdtb'
su bolen. Ri9t nett BON Dollar
Excitement in Der SroquOis Bal iisetl
pier goote i'm. Giie fsFi. Den feds
Ddmpfern. fpel4s am Sonntog ben
Scc perlteBsn, ssIang es. Offsnss
Wl1ifer all erreiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
Gibera[ gasertider INT t.gerein.

Sr Der gstrigen Derimurlung oes
o6igcn gereins, Die rurter goriis oes
Serrn Sacob 2ieb uRo INIT Germ Geo.
=. 9itt aIs SetretGr IN Gods Solfe,
gLOer StrQbe, itattfano, pairoeu ote
Serren S5obn S6red nn6 Geo. s. 8itr
aLs 0elegaten srru OerItiben Stub
eru6bIt. Bier erfrnrrtte DSitglieoer en-
hielten S16 aIs llnterItits1utg. Sic
@tnnqbuert betrlgeu $6 lulo Die 2liis-
ga6en $16. 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
Musldnbiihe Nabri6tea.

Wie unfiuuig bIiHb bte
8oltsputb IN Petersburg 9ehault
9abeR mub, sritet man aus Der Uesl-
bung, bag irfoIge Der @ernidtung
fdmmtlt5er Often bsim 8rdnb oes
OberLdhbesgeriates urb bes Ganbs
aeri6tes am brittsu RepolutionstG9e
emornter S5a0e1 Gngeri6tet DOrbeH
lei MloH nebme an baB GueiH an
@eHieIn mb SalIlDi 6einen iiber 200
MtQionsn RHbeI DerLoren gtrgen.
glle re4tli9en@runbiageu fir fdmmtz
li6e in ben lestsu Spet SahrSebnter
erfpl9ten 9runbinidDertGrfe 'tno oeta
ribtet. SuuieNbe NOD nitt polI'tret@
ter acknowledgements unp SefDetss
urturoen in 3tDiIprp5eFen, BON oeHeH
bic leBtereu mirtbeItens sine babe Dtrls
liarbe reprGfeHtireH, ferner ur5aRll9e
USuionen an @eIthpapteren. Ste
SSbe bes gerlrtes 1T ntat fsft5uitelz
len Da aud bic gefmunte gu39al1
t,rro oerbrqnnte. Ddbre1rb Der ertten
Renollttpustuge iOlIen an4 1900
8erbre9er aug fhreu 9eFdngnlhsH erta
floben lem,
SeuerGleuIs GbrenD o tt o.
7 n. 4us 8isu, II. uGGIo, pIro &C.
melbet: Seute Ulittos iino 4 Gubrer
Der Webrmaat gu GbreHoottoren Der
Sehnit prpmpDirt poroen. 9pHrao
pou o6senbDrf, Der ariessminIlter ..
arobattin, Der 5eID5eugHe1ltsr DON
S9leper unb - poit mortsn - Der
@robaomiral 9aus. DIE 6eler muBfe
ihon our9 bic iiberraihcroe Blrtun9
sSntereFe erregen, bic bic beToen Heoz
ner iibteu. gto4bem Der ReOuer Der
se5uiIbeu So9iauIe bic 8srnten1te
Der pier RGnrer I'm bic GntfDItIuHg
Der Seauit I'm 5eloe geDuroi9t ur1o
auf bie 2lus9eitoItung bes 6elOtstcgra>
p9en, Der 9uloerer5eugurg, Der l4fpe'
rem MDrIer, Der 4utomObiIe blnaetptes
len bate belt Tretberr DON Hrobdttu
cine ldngere 9lrIprate, bic IN Seoars
ten un0 in Sprm IN freiem 8or'rage
aagsmein fsfeIte. Sn ulufterbatteH
SGseu Ipra6 &rpbottu 5una4't poH
ben 96aten Der arree unb Don Oie'er
Generatiou, Die ibrer GGter nerth.
bieaei6t iiberIegen lei. Damn gtng er
uuf bic Se9uit IN Sriege iiber llno
fiibrte aug, pie bic sun5e @HtpidIunS
barauF ultsgebe, bic Reui6en gu I4os
nen uno bic mai9ineu arbeIter gu
IaIfen. Gr riibulte, bab bic 3eanit
oler Staoten ibre Qlufgube i'm opliteH
umfuuee i'm &rieee erfiiut babe, uro
permte6 Ii6tli6, Seiterret6 uro bic
@erbiinoeter in Die erite Rethe gu
I6ieben. gopuIGr urb oroitii4, futr
er fort, mD9te i6 bieie BortItritte
sufammenfaFero ius Sebd6tuiB SUE
riidrufen, 3um geifpteI BON Sidros gu
ben ieBiaeu Tdperen 9umpffliegerr,
pon TIpntgolfier gu 3eppeItn. pom dI'
ten BitingcrI6ifF gu bem beriibmIsn
1lzgout ,Seuihluro", pom Sornrrf
unb 9i6tftguol gu oer oruhtloIsn
Stution IN BEN Slugappd5dter. pom
Sbpar,pulter 6is gum fIiiTiger e'oS
oIs Srn6s uub Sprsugrittel uno Der
S6ubneite Der G3eIhiiBe bon 1000
Shritt Bis 40 &ilometer, pom pfer'
besua Biz gum fbperen W0rIerlus
uTlp. Telbmurftu1 Goronb oou
66senbcrf bate Fh Oertreten tri'sr.
Sprtreoomirol 6dus NOR 5D'iher
Grneuuure unb Seier seforben. Setn
Bib, NIT oorbeer gefaniiidt, ftdrS
neben BEN RECTOR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08

bctbeiliete golf ON S4lriie beSielben
ieine 8ufulif. uno 9satiOnnI. .slnsebo.
iidfeit ielbit beitinlmar ioIlte- er
eriidt bic Soffnrug aus, oab cn3 DE
slrbeiterfIaiien Der Gcntralludtte alli'
loren perOen, flu einen uoreiligen
,Srieoen eipiltreten, uno iagt, oail
ipabrer Srieoen MIR otr9 Den Strrl
Der fohelBoaernidlen lno babsbursi'
i4en glutofratie 6erbeigeiilbri Deroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
Die aanse jiioii6e SSenbls
fermns BON JaHa
Jn paIdfina, fol- s.8ipunssn porOeH
isin,>bk Stabt su DeSlaHsn.

Rem gort, Z. Rai. einsin
saateIsramm Sufolse. bas bisf am
WaDniaa beim ptObiiOriiasn erstutiOs
aommittss fir 8iOniitsn 4nsslsgtrls
bitten einlisf, ipurbe bic seiammts iii'
Sii4s gsDOlisrune pom saffu in pa
Iaitina, etfpa 5000 Seelsn, Tldnntr,
grausn unb ssinosr Der rerf8i.beniten
goiionaIiidtsn, am l. 4ptil BON ben
9iirfsn ge5nnneen, aus Der Staht 5u
flisbtn. Die Ssrnbsn. peI6e aus
Sdffa fiibres, ndrtn sebrGngt boil
5unesrnoeu. urb rui 6eu Sanbbiinsr
babe mon bic. psrftifmmeIseu eei9er
rsi4sx Subeu ssfuubst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
Sleine 4pliSeinahridIfett

= als permiBt ipuroe geitern Der
gofbei Def ID Sabre aIte grnit BED
man BON go. 3027 Goboon StroBe
oemelbet. RAD ben ansaber ber GIs
tern 1T Der Sunee Ieit bem /. mlai
perIdpunoen uuo bat bel iesnen
gsrIaptnben stpei Reoofper Iotpie eine
Sur1me gelbes utitgsromren
- Der % Sabre ulte Sethenbes
itatter 5pparb Giuigun, gsu. GOT ".
2t6te Strubs, ptrb fid beuts i'm Dus
nisipalgsriat aeseu hrei atntlag:n gu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
Grplofiom tn Wsmnitipps'
fabrif
JW &ingsport. Senn, RID
tet lIubetI an.

atnssport. senn., z. Wai. -
sSnfolge siner GJpIofon, tpel6e am
Wsoutua am friiben Worgsn in Der
gtnIase Der Sebsral 0peauff &c Che
micaI Co., IN Der MllHttion fdbrtair!
sutrb. ftatffanb, purbs sin Sbeil Der
gebdube bemDlirt, Elm Rarn set0btet
uno mebrers onbsre t0otIi9 Derbrannt.
Cine llntefrduns 1T eingsleitet. Dji
srabrit Grbeitsts Gag rHb gea4f I'm
GrapIfpiioffe beraufeIlen unb par
ieim Der sr6bteu i5rer Grt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08

3rpei SubeH purbsn ssbdpst ais
Qnbsutilna oefiir. psl6ss S6idial
iOlhe Su6eh treffen wiiros, iDslf;
ii6 ibrer gliinoerung tpiosrisbsn. gs.
puinen, 7iirfen unb NDeibsr pliinoer-
len bic Wohnunsen Der Snoen dIs
oieie flobM. Sdmmtli4e Werthgsgens
fidnbe ipurbsn ssiioblen.
NiubdmmeonnerH uHb ebriften
ipurbtn, psHn iie I'M gefiB BON Gr,
idrbuiBf6einen iparsn, s,Itattst, 81
blsi6sn; absr nlle Suoen, islbIt iol9:
aus Oeiterrei6, llnedru. 8ulgorien
unb 1eutIhlano, erbisltsn 9sitbl, bic
Stnbt gu oerlnien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
4mrd Seuer serft5rt
@Hrbeu bic grobsn RidsL
perte in GbriFtanfaub
tn oriD egen

- ~ 80 ~
@briitionta, RorDegeu. z.
Rut. lleber 2onboH. Qlus Gbrifttun'
lamb purOe ON gRontas teIeerapbii9
beri4tet, bsB bic bortiQe gaidsI I1RGfft,
merle Anlage bur9 Ssusr 3erftOrt
tuurbe. Ser S6dbeu isi 10 srob, oub
Der gun3e 9etrieb singeiteqt perben
miife. Seit 9ur5em mar siHe i9arfe
agitatior i'm 9an9e, dls groteft geger
bas 8erfenter norfpegif6er S3ifFs,
bic ausfubr DON geidet nu8 Deuti6s
lanb gu per6ieten. Die Qnlage in
Gbriitianfano bate tontrattli4 lire
gan5e probuttiOn an 0eutf4ldRb Bu
lieferu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
Waas enprm.
@ar I'm 3 abre 1916 Der CT
tragber 3udsrerutsiu
Qouifid no.

Dofbington, Z. Raf. = Daa
qderbau Departem.rt ibeilt nit. bab
Der grirda Der 3udersrnis in 2ouifia.
na I'M Sabre 1916 msbr uIs stDsimal
70 arob mar, als btrisnise BEG Sab
reg 1915, nGmIi9 6O7. 800, 900 pfuns
aeam 275,OoO.O0O pfuuS i'm Sabre
1915. Der Dur6iduttts 3udsr'
robrerirao pro qder in 1916 par.r
18 5onn.g. segsn IL SOnneu m Sab
re 1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
TeHer.

- 3u friiber Strtr6e am geftrtgcn
morgeu fam Elm Gelter m oen Sith'
.,eritcn BON 2ar5eu &luB. so. 1897
Sonna gloenue, @stpoo5, ann alls'
5rud iut6 riftete einen S9ooeu BON
et1pa $500 on
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
S4OO,OOO,OOO mo.
naflid,
@irS bic Rssierwns ben
4IIiirten Dorf 9iebsR
miffen.


@aftiuStoh 3. g., 7. Rat.
Die Rssisrung>fat bei4EpfeH Gns'
lamb ipeiisre $1O0,000,O00 81 leihsn,
bamit ss fsine antdufe in bisiem
2anbe i'm MUnat wsai be3ablen tann.
Cine 5ipeite Summs pOn S25. 100000
tpurbs am Usonias Der briiifdm Bot
i5oit iibsrpisisn. 10 bab England nit
ben am Somitas erbaIteuen $25, 5,00O,' :
600 bersits bic SGIfte bes NaisDar'
lebens srbalieu tot.
Die Gnii9eibuns. England IN
gaai S100,oO0,000 D6rsuitreden,
itiumt nit ben DoraHi4ldsen iibsr'
Elm, baE bic Resisruns ben Aliirtsn
penistsns S400.000,OO0 monatlid
porIfNsBen miiHe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
gtaatsiefretar Samftas
Sat anerorbnet, baB ben gureaudsfi
Ieines departments

Sn 8nhinft ni6t gcftattet fem miro.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13

The past week has been one grand,
sweet song for local automobile deaf
ers and the bank accounts of the ma
jority of the motor row merchants
have swelled considerably since the
beginning of the week
Every dealer in the city, except
three, who have been unable to Oh.
tain cars for local delivery, report a
strenuous seven days. Demonstrators
have been busy and several OF the
dealers have sent their men to nearby
cities and towns to get cars with
which to supply the local trade.
Several big shipments Of cars, chief
among which were two carloads re
ceived by the Palace garage, were un.
loaded during the week and all of the
dealers are expecting shipments from
factories and state distributors during
the ensuing week
Two new cars entered the local field
and are represented by local dealers.
Bert Estes signed papers to represent
the Harroun car, and G. w Crabtree
is maintaining temporary salesrooms
with the Ardmore Auto Company
where he is selling the Premier.
Among the big sales made during
the week were two Cadillac Road
sters, purchased by b. A. Simpson; ;
Cadillac and REQ, purchased by
Jake l.. Hamon, and a Marmon, pur.
chased by Vic Martin, of Writ
Several local dealers are waiting
anXiously for completion of new quar-.
ters which they have leased among
them being Moss Patterson, G. w.
Crabtree and II. V. Patterson.
Some automobile" is Bert Estes
way of speaking of the new Harroun,
for which car he signed dealers pa.
pers last week. when Ray Harroun
designed the engine of that car, he
put into il things which he had learn
ed from years of experience as one )i
Americas foremost motor race drivers
and those who buy the Harroun are
sure of getting value for their money
A Harroun demonstrator is expect
ed to arrive within a few days, and
Mr.. Estes sales force will begin i'm
mediately explaining the advantage
Of its carburetor engine, magnetic and
other mystical terms in which auto
mobile statesmen generally deal
]. B. Puckett. of Ardmore. pur
chased new Studebaker four las
week from the Rook Motor Company
Jake l.. Hamon, local oil magnatC
and one of the best known men il
Oklahoma, last week discarded tn,
big Buick he has been driving fo
some time, and purchased two new
cars from Moorehead & Tilford. One
Cadillac touring car is all dolled III
with white wire wheels and other con
yeniences and luxuries. The other i
a REQ roadster.
Cole Pate, Of Ardmore bought Nh
lannon's Buick
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13

That the Maxwell factory is 734i
cars behind on its orders, according to
the showing Of its records compiled
April 1, is the statement of w. H.
Wright of Dallas, travelling Maxwell
representative. Mr.. Wright spent
Wednesday in Ardmore, visiting l.. C.
Slaughter, local Maxwell dealer
The factory is making every effort
to increase its output" Mr. Wright
said, "and we hope to be able to ac.
commOdate the big demand, which IS
growing greater every day
f. L. Spencer, stockholder in the
Oklahoma oil 4 Gas Supply Com.
pany. spent Friday here on business.
Mr. Spencer's home is in WynnewoOd,
and he reports conditions throughout
that section to be excellent
b. A. Simpson purchased two new
private cars during the week from
Moorehead & Tilford. local Cadillac.
Reo.Stephens dealers. The cars are
both Cadillac roadsters, one two-paS-
senger and one chummy four.passen.
ger, with black bodies and white wire
wheels.
Ivy Johnson, Of Kingston, a promi
nent cattle man. dropped into Bert
Estes salesrooms last Wednesday, and
after making himself acquainted with
"the gang" proceeded to purchase an
/ eight-cylinder passenger ODDS
mobile. He drove it home.
Charles Won Weiss has placed an or
der with Moorehead & Tilson for 9
four-passenger chummy Cadillac road
ster. w. J. Lane also has ordered .
Cadillac seyen-passenger touring car
Delivery is expected to be made earl!
this week.
p. c. Dings has ordered Stearns
Knight, four-passenger eightcylindel
touring car, from Anderson Brothers
at Tulsa. Delivery is expected to b,
made this week
r. L. Highnote, Of Ardmore, is driv
ing a new Premier chummy roadster
delivered to him Monday by G. W
/ Crabtree, local Premier representative
Mr. Crabtree went to Oklahoma CIT,
Friday to get a Premier touring car
Prospects for live automobii
business this year are better than eve
before Mr. Crabuee said yesterday
"and I'm eager to get into my sale,
rooms, which are now being remot
eled Mr. Crabtree has temporal
quarters with the Ardmore Auto Con
pany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
TWELVE PAGES.

sey this land 10 DE cultivated by the
workmen in the factory.
interested employees will each be
given certain plot of ground which
he can cultivate as intensely as he
wishes, the directors of the company
20 give prizes to the wOTkmen pro.
ducing the best crops In preparation
for these competitions. which have al.
ready created wide interest amOng
the employees, the company will pillow
the land and place hydrants for water
supply for the ground to be cultivated.
once the movement gets under way
10 is felt the moral effect on the factory
workmen will be very wholesome and
uplifting.
y year ago the Michelin company.
LAS an experiment built approximately
100 bungalows for their factory em
ployes, renting these homes TO the
workmen at cost This experiment
has been very successful and at an
early date additional bungalows will
be erected
A visit to the bungalow colony is
most interesting Each cottage Is
built on plot of ground 5Ox1Ol feet.
everything being laid out systematic
ally by the engineers OF the company
somewhat on the order of the bunga.
low colony built by Colonel Goethals
In the Panama zone during the build
ing Of the canal only of course the
Michelin experimental colony is much
smaller Each bungalow Is provided
with a separate garden, and the houses
themselves are modern in every way.
each being provided with plain but
modern sanitary plumbing and upto-
date conyeniences for the health and
comfort of the tenants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
AN UNEXPECTED PARTING.

Guest Wen, George can give you
anything?
Porter Whatever your generosity
permits, ,ah
Guest Wen, boys, let, give the por
ter three cheers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
HIGH COST OF FEEDING.

Boston Transcripts Curious Person
Does it cost much to run one OF
these things?
Motorist- Well, on one or two oc.
casions it cost me as high as 81
minute. It depends on the town you
happen to be running in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
Thought It Fine

Boston Transcript Traffic Cop uo
speed law breakerl Youll get $50 for
this in the morning.
Motorist Glad to hear il, / need
the money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
Peril from Both Directions.

Detroit Free Press This is a terri.
Bile time for mothers
Isn't 1t? Their boy are either get
ting married or enlisting in the ar.
my"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13

Twenty.one Oldsmobiles loaded on
freight cars at Chicago last week by
Bert Estes, local Oldsmobile-Marmon.
Elgin-Harroun dealer, are expected To
arrive here early this week. Orders al
ready have been signed for several
OF the cars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13

We have driven our Maxwell 6,8O4 miles on
about "a miles per gallon Of gasoline. One
trip Of 1919 miles, five passengers, tent, bed
ding and provisions; crossed the Bleweu Pass,
Snoqualmic Pass. MI Rainier Park. sunset
Mountains and Blue Mountains. We believe
that the Maxwell has equal at anything near
itI price. NJ. Burlsy, La Grands, Oregon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13


The Oklahoma Oil & Auto Supply
Company sustained a $4,000 loss last
week when fire destroyed its branch
house at Writ Another building al
ready has been leased, however and
business has been resumed
an Overland touring car last week
from Spragins a Twombly local over
land-Willys dealers
Harry Mitchell Of Wilson, drillcr
purchased a Chevrolet from the Simp
son Auto Company
a Auto Supply Company has compIet
ed an inspection tour OF that com
panys branch houses in the oil fields,
and reports conditions fine through.
tied Writ Wilson, Healdton, Ringing
and other points.
j. w Reneau, OF Oklahoma city
Studebaker distributor for Oklahoma,
visited Ardmore early last week He
spent nearly a day with j. 4. RooG,
Studebaker dealers. K. u. Patterson,
OF Oklahoma city also a studebaker
man, was visitor during the week.
one OF the weeks big sales was re-
corded wednesday When Vic Martin.
or Writ purchased from Bert Estes
a Marmon chummy roadster. Mrs.
Martin, 1t Is SAID, refused to ride In the
car until her husband announced, pub
licly that he had bought it as a pres.
William Green OF Ardmore, bought
a new Overland Sol roadster dur
ing the week from Spragins 4 Twom-
DIy' local Oyerland-Willys dealers.
ulehh uliDert' oil Fort Worth rep
resehtihs the chevrolet assembling
plant mere sald to be the largest as
semDIlhg plant IN the world, spent
last THURSDAY mere, visiting }. 7. King.
manager or the simpson Auto Com
l.. H. RoOk' OIL lhe kook Motor Com
pany' spent last Monday in Oklahoma
CITY
through ms OIdsmobile territory, dur
ing |nlch he WI make arrangement.
LOT deIl'ery OF a large number OF those
cars 10 dealers during the next ieN
uayS'
Hal u. Spraslns' OF Spragins q
'INomOly' iocal o'erIand'WilIys deal
during the week driving cars bach
Win hlill'
=
H. l., simpson OF tne simpson Aut'
Nl,le' spent TUESDAY mere WIN the 10
Ca' agency managed by j. I. King
ne company represents the Chand
Ter oakland ana chevrolet
uuS Key OF Ardmore, Is driving
new seveh'paSsehger keo' delivered
TO ma, nm during the week by Moorehea,
q hiord' local Reo'Oadillac.Ste9hen'
Don cochran, OF the Oklahoma Oi
a Auto supply company spent seNera
uays IN OhIanoma city during th'
week.
koy Ellis, OF Detroit trayelin.
Stude0aker representative spent tVl
days here. visiting the Rook MotO
Ralph Hail, OF the Estes Motto
sales Company, drove TO Oklahom,
to deliver to o. d. Smith.
Phil Ragan, manager OF the Norri
City, spent Friday in Ardmore. yisitin,
Bert Estes,
George Davis, of the Coline OIL Con
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
4,5OO Mile. on $50. 20

'ln seven months. have driven 4.5oo miles.
getting y miles 20 the gallon. total expense
monthly operating cost ss.1i, My driving is
over mountains or desert In my opinion a
Maxwell could be driven 5000 mile. without
single item Of expense, except gasoline and
oil, II given fair attention and operated on
fairly good roada-fred Williams, II Centre.
California
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
Rcpsi- Expense sc

Eiri, thousand ui.s-22'. mile 20 TIC gal
l1n--o1s set Of tire. Repair eIpcns.. &C.. I am
satahcd.--J. l.. Falls, Cos Un.yc-1iiy Ave,
tb,oagS m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
Plenty Of Speed

Ny Maxwell is a ~oaderful hin climber, hA,
plenty Of speed. Ia easy To opersts and Is very
substantially built I have driven u 4sOO
nls.>-JohH c. Frssboyn, Bloominsto ton. Kansas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
Monthly Running Cost. S.

Has driven a Maxwell Tor years. and says
"My total expense Tor tires, gasoline, oil. nov
monthly expense o, about Sc. W. Baker.
Carthage, Missouri
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13
Maxwell Owners Wrote
This Advertisement
100000 enthusiastic Maxwell the world The from
letters printed below typical of what they all say:
Win Go Where o.her Cars Can't

! like the MARVEL heclusc Il Ia roomy and
comfortable easily operated. almost trouble
proof. and because II will go anywhere any
and come places whore othcrs can't
l.. T.. Mead, Marshall, minn.