davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-20
HERE is FOOD FOR THOUGHT

this field Is tho richest the United states
selling ,or b59 barrel They have drilled S Eels nI hoy
from 100 TO ?lo horre pc, WI per day the cost o. marketing &
barrel Take the minimum production, 100 barrel well would
NRnhoe
Company cap2ed for i2oOoOi NGmoo tho net earning ON
dividend
tai stock nd figuring money 60 would make every share our stock
A these securities would
be worth $3.50 whom we got first obonel veu s9d nso No
drilling weA which would 90
wort
Antcne tho big 1000 and 5000 barrel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-20

The ENID OIL TERRITORY

universally productive There have been wells drilled Ant
and they have failed production The oil
richest in the United States
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-20
A REAL BARGAIN

Owner leaving city must sell groom
bungalow furnished or unfunished on
22nd ~ blocks west Classen boulevard
Terms Walnut 1855
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-20

wel" There
wen the other
would make 90
dividend IT, Geological Reports
have had n failure. ~ '''" w W '"'e "ey
49, DON'T OVERLOOK THE FACTS IN THIS MrssAGE TO you
big ~ ~ " ''V ''' s''o"s
If YOU DO INVEST SHARES or THESE srctrRIrIEs
THsiu; ARE Four CHANCES OUT or A HUNDRED THAT Yo
If YOU DON'T INVEST THERE ARE "a CHANCES OFT or Inn
Production " ' ~" '"""oN
IT YOU CAN'T HANDLE SHARES HANDLE WHAT you CAN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-20

WANTED Pair good building lots north.
must be hnTRAIn- Mnl lMaI-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-20
No Matter Who or Where You Are-No
Matter If You Have Made Some Progress
Or None at All Toward Financial lnde-
pendence-You Should Have Some of
These Securities

LEASE NO t-sEcTloN 2o.2!3 IS N ACRES GOOD For
WELLS situated In the hen
wei No has built In the
commenced actual drilling the
SO ee OF hole We VIII
get oil This
distance from ot
that
ton 22t 10 the Northwest
The OF
than the Sinclair on he
Section 1924
lease located
drilling around Of In
on 20 22S and structure through which
perfectly with the other producing wells this VIII
ably hc only from
WELL when the naturally u
this well lying practically the
curea II not the intention OF this
body out We an 30 this
uniy and that those N
will
field is developing rapidly
Sinclair on 81
oil Anticlne
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-20

Many the stockholders this
company their dyc9mGnt Take lease No section 122S yng
producing Wells ,he field just southwest The Qednge Petroleum
mile closer 10 the field Nnn they and showing Of oil In their well
establishes the fact that enFe No should be shot
Take No o. 5000 lying Township pos This big block
lahomn defined oil fields
fields Geological
located FmCtnrnly
section this block
drilling we'll Contractor
Dcccmhcr The on dnl
oil folding
returns confidently expected hom the development this
pgr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-20

HAVE SEVERAL parties wanting 10 buy
home with 500 cash and S2i to $50
per month Baxter National Bldg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

1ssaGitas, ". 4s5smber, 1917.
.fte 6sases scsss tsate wif HoSiint'
aftsltm tismIia tart bsi6sftiet, bot Iar
bic Qe6frsae mad Gariesen fetne grobe
yelb III isjt. Gar farletea rurstn yon
ben 8snfsn e--sX beredsei, bic Mailer
.ber plaisisn 4dhsben ON eaas lu 6<.
rss6ia sxf Rsw 80
wu,ben su 9ari JsiI&su DauIen ssriauit
lie Gointerrase bttrdst SOC Yrdmis pet
ti0oo.
msatd srf ezssvs.
eiAt. x9shid anf xeusoH uurseH 10
All pss $fD. etshias anolirt. Bed
lei sui Berlin purpfE ni1t austirt; iiir
Ms9fd aui 1aris i175e pre- Utsns, apf
Amhsrsam ~: yrp Guloen. He4fe
aui @isH purbsn riai suotirf. 8ifts
l4s. Hutsl I5zr. Sse6kolm pro &rsHs
st.;oe. Grsnes tSdweiD 284s.
GissriHs esafs.iisisses.
Sic lIuiiayt I'M blsiisen Clearinghouse
teitdeu iid teuis auf te,67e, ,094.
gsfai.esiHrifanu.
Nud teuts mar br gtarft pisbfr fau
nub IAwaf. An Der aoris uar aud Hidbt
en- sinsigsr gerfauf AZ bsrids en-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

Rinbpisb. - Der Rarti MIR
h<uts ie5r IansTam uHb i4leppsHb.
unb Die prsiis fit fait aiI. SOrteu
fisIsn bsoeuienb. S9pere Stiers mas
ren org pernadldfiist uno SOC Hieous
ger. 2eihtss GGIa6tnieb perlor 90
-75e. Giibs uub Gamers fisIsn um
einsn Naartsr. Mil@tiibe pareu isls
ten unb ftrtig. Die Radfraee Fir
Gipdets uHb Gssbers mar jsbr gee
ring.
Mitilsrs unb I@nsre Gtiere $3.50
-13.00; Gleiftxr Gtitrs s6.Jt-
1000; oissrIeTsne Biz srtra Sl0.a5
-11.75;e 5sifers s6.5o-9.50; nass
srlefems Bis srtrn S9.75-11.25; aii5.
S625-7.75; aussrIsius bis Eira
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

$S.o0-9.00; gannsrs $500-5.75i
Wilhfiihs $50.0o-l15.0O; Gtofe.!
unb Jsebers s6.00-9.50.
gulleM- Die 3ufubr mar 6ai.
is fsi9t, bic grsii. ftetis, Der Mart,
unprdnbert.
Settle BuIIsn $9.OO-9.5O; Bologna
T,25-8.75; ertra $8.S5-9.O0; mo.
asre unb lei4te $5.50-7.00.
faIbtr.- Ra6 einer fistiger
Seffnuns fldute Der Marft ab inD
i6lOE Inngfnm. SpGte gertdufe 3sigs
ten einen DerIult Don 25-5Oe sss,n
Den gnfaus.
auserIsfene Biz ertra Isi6te adlber
SIS. 5.W-15.50; fair big quite $11.0O
1900; orbiHdrs unD srObe $3.50
900.
S9mefns. = Die 3ufubr mar
teuts GROCER nIs gsfsru unb porgee
fern, mar isbo6 nod melt inter Der
normnlen 3ufubr fir bieI. 5obr.ss
seit. Der Martt 0ffnete Ititia Bis
ftarf, bic prsife tuurtn etlpa bic qs.
itrisen. Die 8nbfrage mad Iei6tsn
Sorten iiberpog BEL peit.n bas Nm
sebOt. Der S4luB mar ftetis Bis fort.
Der nmfab mar sut.
afussrlfsne ihDers 225 pfunb uub
mebr $16.35-16.5O; auserlefsne g.rs
fnnbts unb 5leiffsriOrt.n 1So gfuno
unb mebr $685.; mittlere uno sss
miftte $50 pfunO uno mebr $500
fair bis quite Ist6te 9sr'
idnotfOrteu 100 biz 155 pfunb $15.s
00-15.50: orbinGrs Biz guas 1srtsl
10 qfunb unb msbr $12.O0-14.5o;
oroinGre bis nussrlsisne i9psrs fstte
SGue $10.00-15.25; 0rbindre Bis
CUTE Stags $10.O0-13I5O.
G dafs uub Gdmmsr. Def
Warft mar heuts unDerdnbsrt. Die
3ufubr mar dina normal. ole prsiie
bic oIten.
Snofe, aussrIeiens Bis srtra $1,000
---1O.5O; f1ir bis CUTE $s.00-9.5o;
orbindre $5.O0-7.00: g0de $500
unb ipeniser. edmmsr. auserIdsns
Big srira $16.75-17.00; fair biz gus
te $15.00--1650; IaoHbs $3.50
14.50; oroindr. $10.00-12.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
gbieaao, 20. Ss5smber.


S4Dsins 3ufubr $1,000;
Wnrft tart; SuIt $15-90-16.4o;
lsi9is $15.25-16.35; gemifdte $15.s
70-16.55; j6per. $15.75--16.55;
raube $15.75-15.9O; Jertd $1100
-14.15.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1900;
Wlartt itstis; Qotios Stiere 1926
14.35; Dsitsrn Gtisre $s.3o-12.75;
Stoders uuo Geebrs S6.25-101o;
Giibe unb 5eifers $5.l0-1120; Raj
ber S9.00-16-50.
g 9afs. = 3ufnhr $1,000;
Wartt i4noh. Detbers $9O-l3..' -
90; gpss $S.0o-l1.80; 2Gmmsr
$12.50-16.55.
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3uder. - prttje 5ett. - Rdffts
nirt.r Gut 2paf $10,55; poipbereo
S9.15; CUBES $9.1O; granuIirttr So
90; Gonfsetionsrs ~ $3.50; Off
II" $500 -8.70; tpeiBsr trtra $40
$50; eg.ra g. $3.50 pei hunssrt
pfunb.
WoIaffes. l. Dart ftstig. -
Rem Orleans Open atitel 55-65t;
Centrifugal 40-4se per @aIIoas.
Rtis. - grira fanep 9sab o.
9te; fancp Sa-Sss; ierOnb Seao Sc;
sebrOdeusr 7ie; SaPan sf-sAe; Blue
@oie sse.
Dairp qrobHits
Butter. - Wartt siemj,9 isb-
baft. preiie fsii. - MbolsmiIt srtrn
53c; gsntralissb ytra 50ae; gsntras
li5eo iirits 4S3e; fronbs Acc; 5auep
Gairp 44e; pading Sipd 29a-S33
per gfunb.
adfe. - Wartt feF; Sbio 26c;
HoropsfIi4er 26-2sfe; Rem ysri
27se; GmpsiJsr 40-6&; 2imburgsr
27-27Ac; bO. Bird 32c per pfunp.
Gier. TrifHt Gisr IinD In
Ga4frass. primn firIs 6iibuusitr
55e; firfts SAC; orbtuare firfs 4Oe;
iseonbs 3Ss per DuteHb.
@sflHgei. - Mlnrit rubis unO
ipiligtr. 9roilsrs spsi yiuno
uno bnruntsr 23c; 5rpsrs iibsr siret
s,flmS 23e; Sdbns 16e; Siibnsr l5--
2os; SruiRaapsE Don s-lo 4iaue,
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Web, Ysnbs nnb Mitien im sle,u yOrf

Wtihsifspapiefe warben 81 5H--SX$
tisfenilri. tssAiel sui eoaeon parsa ltssis.
aar W Iase SL7I, Gommest.nI Biils. 80
4sat, sl.70K. Si9t sA75K. 9abe!'
anpsijungfn sL7s 7iiS, DtaHes Sidt
j.7Sx, aabg 5.1iK; Ylarf. felnt EuoIl.
runssa; aroaen, isinf Guotirnnssn, aoI'
ldnSiid,e 9ulben Sift 4y1sc, 4absl 444e.
yirs 6iStt s.y5. 3aba 6-s5. Subd Sif'
i2H; aabel l2H, eiIbtr saren Ss's.
slfrlianiite Dollars US.
astisnmsrst.--am Eormlitase par
btr Rafit fA SAD une o't SLsiis taiIsn 81
i,ibsn, ertultsn si6 abst anI S9!ab piseer
nab ets Jsarft idiob islt. Die S6lsbHo,
ilrnnafn itsnben IN ben n,tiiiea s5allsn abfr
osnsn zen gdterH. Sibsrtp ~ Boaos
ieis6sn ~ sf.i2-s72o snb be ~ > ~
" iU--96 ~.
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a
23-26c; DO. NIT trummer gruIt 18ei
gims Sc; tpsibe Gnttn 23e; farbis'
21e; Gdnis 16--1sc; nlie 7aubsr
s1-50 per Dubenb.
9afen. - Ro. l $1.75-2.00;
no. 2, $125-1.50; go. 3, 60-i5t
per Dussnb.
Obt unt gsmifs
3itroAen. - California $3.50
800 per aifts; Zines $2.75-3.OO
PEI Rife.
Oranasn - GaIiforria ya'
lsnries $3.50-4.OO; Gloriba $500
$50 per Giiie.
Grape Gruit. - gloriba 81
00-4.25 per stiits.
aepfeI. = Sonathan $3.50
$50 per gbl. Gnloiebcait $40
500 per 9bl.; Tambo Qspfel S4.2o
-4.5o per B6l.; Baldwin $500
4.50 per gbI.; Grimes @oIben $500
ter 8bI.; @off giDtr $3.50 per 95I.;
pippins S45O-5.OO per BbI.; Orois
mare Sor.sH 75e-$1.00 per gbI.
girHen. - Qiefers $1.S-1D
per gu.
5omntots. - 1rtibbaus 10
20r per pfuno.
aartoffein. - Ginbsimii1e
$2.40-2.60, Midpan $2.15-2.2o
per 100 pfunb Sod auf osm geIe:ie.
SiBtartpffsIn. Hanfp
5oa s2.00-2.25 per Samper.
0urtsn. -, 9reibbaus S1.25-
LEO per Dubenb.
araut. DGnifaes $500
$500 per 9on uub $3.50-4.0o psr
8bl.
S.edrabsm - $2.4o--2.5o
per Bu.
wetbe Rabeu.- - s1.75--2.0o
per gu.; auf Dem GeIsiie 800
1.25.
3niebefn. - gslbe $2.50-
300; tpeiBe S2.75-3.25 per bunb:r'
pfuno Sad auf Dem Gelsiie.
@riine Ypbuen. - Sa5liA
$3.50-4.0O per 9ampr,
aarptteu. -. ginbeimifhs ST.
5000 per gbl.
2anpprobafte.
9su. - go. / 5imotbp 5000
$3.50; 30. 2 Timotbp $3.50
29.o0; go. g simothp $28.0o-2s.'
5O:; go. 1 semiitter Slice $3.50
1900; go. 2 ssniIdter aIee $2s.Co
Ro. 1 aIee $28.50-29.00;
Ro. 2 alse $28.O0-@.5o; alfaIia
$30.0o-32.OO; sRossenfrob $3.50
--13.0o: Deissnftrcb $11.50; 9afers
jirob $115O per 1onne.
WabIenfntter. - Marit rus
his. - alsie S43.00--43.50; Dlibs
bfings braun. $46.50-47.0 90; iD.ibs
$49.5o-50.0o; s.mi9tss Ju'tsr
S45.o0-45.50.
Sdmereien Warit ftit;
altefamen $14.50-16.5O; per Bu.
bonn Stors; 2imotbp S3.15-3.75;
5Ia4sfamen $4.20 per Blu.
@erfdiebeneE
Dele. - Wartt itetis. - aein0l
robes s1.29 per galIons IN partisu
Don Ia gbI.; 1--9 GnIlonen se,
ip&ies $1.44; go. 1 aarb0I, $1.3S-
LAO; Dinier.5sif $1.@-1.6S; gots
ton gteb Oil raft. 15e psr GaIlone;
serpentin SOC in partien Don Is
;yab; petrpIeum, Obio Carbon State
Zen 12se; Sps3ialsSorts 14e; Hso
grnpu gaiOIin 25e; Rapbta 30e PEI
Gallcus.
6aIS. - Ter Warit iit feft. Il
Cbio Ripsr $2.01 per Bbl. BON 100
pfuub. SubrIobn binsussfiigt.
1aIs. Wartt iietis. = prima
gitp 17A-1Se; eo. Gouatrp 15l-l
l6e per pfunS.
apbIeu. - marit rubig. Bits
burq $5.O0-6.0O; aanaipba $500
800; glut uno Glad $4.50-4.75 per |
spnne abeslisfert. Rau4loii StldS
loblsn $3.50; alnthrusiis $1,000 per
zonne abssIisfsrt. Gois foitet $500
EA q sf.afS~f
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@eredltiafeit.

Gin SIorentiner Sotiriter bette.
te an Der befountsn 26iteri6uIe elm
SpOttoebitt iiber einen giirger an.
Srosbem bieier bel arm uno reid
beIiebt mar. IadJte bod gang SIo-
rens ii5er bic acIaneenen @erie.
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Die na@fpIgenben Quotirunasn he.
sieben fi4 nur nuf engros. .zransat'
tipEsn. Bel fleineren GeiHdft,n ipers
ben etipas b0bers preiie bsrednst.
probi.ionen.
9 q mnI "a. prima St.aul
$246 24.2o; 5auep 254-25ls.
1rodengefaIsenes Z JIeii4
short clear Seitta 28-28at; ertru
fbcrt clear Stitsm 27k-28f; iurss
Rippen 27s-oss: Bellies 30a-30tc
per pfunb.
Gerdu9erfes IIeif6. =
Sbort clear Ssifsn 30A Bic; sgira
fbort clear Seiten 30-30M; iiirss
RipSen 30-30ae; @ellies 33t-33se.
sugar gureb gIeif4.
G6inisn. 28t-29Ae; qienie Stul'
tern 23-23te; Hreatfaft gofon 3d.
40e; GhuItern In padsten 24h-26e;
Hsu yDrt Gut 25i 26e; s.irod lsts
Beef S4ultern 34-34a pss pfanS.
6lbgtpodtItes 3Ieit o.
Shinfsn 251-26e; pienic Shulttru
2ose; Bellies 34-36e; S6ultern IN
padetm 20-20ae; g2tip yort eut
bo. 21--21Ae.
Grifdes GIeif6. - G4in'
fen. IoIe. 24i-25Ac; picnic Sduls
tern 20-21e; S6uiiTn 23-23se;
turae RippeHlsiten 25A-263f; ibort
clear 9tipp.nfeitm 25s-2eac; srtra
ibOrt clear Rippsnisiien 25t-25}.;
IsiHte Bellies 33A-34as; fapere bo.
32-33c.
WebI unb GetrtibG
RtbI. - Ninter pat,nt 5000;
WiHtsr fnnep 5000; Winier familp
$9.70; Winter srtra $8.70; Wiuter
oroiHdr $3.50; 6artes Wei5tn pat.nt
S11.D-12.o0; 9artss Dei5,n sIsp
$10.76-11.25: 6artes WeiSen fa'
miIp s10.10-10.50; Rortbipeiisrn
gemi!9tss $10.75-11.O0; Royssn,
gitp. rsinss, Sl1.O0-1L25; ROar
gen. Gttp, geuii@tes. s11.M-11.25.
WeistM - Der Warit mar
iietis; go. 1 rotbsr $2.19; 10. 2
roiber S2.17; go. 3 rotber $2.l4;
Ro. 4 $2.13 per gu.
WtIf1fnru. SO. l ipsibss
$1.S5-190; go. 2 DO. $1.S5--l90;
Ro. 9 DO. $1.S5-1.90; Ro. 4 Do.
1.8O-1.85; go. 5 bo. S1.70-lSc;
go. 6 bo. $1.W-l8. - SO. / ssls
bes $3.50; SO. Q bo. $1S5-
1.9O; 30. 3 bo. $1.s5-1.90; SO. 4
DO. $1.s0-1.S5; 30. 8 bo. $1.7O-
1.80; go. 6 DO. $1.W-1,80. - 30.
l semif4tes $1.85-1.90; go. 2 bo.
$1.s5-19O; Ro. 8 bo. S1.s5-1.90;
go. A bo. $1.s0-185; 80. 8 30.
$1.7O-1.S0; Ro. 6 DO. $1.70-LS.
- @eibes soIbtntorn $1.35-1.45;
eslbes stplbentorn $1.35-1.45; se'
miiti,s QoIbeniorn $1.35--145;
ipsides aorn 50e-$1.15.
Safer - 10. 2 tpeiber S2s-
S3ae; Sianbarb tpeiber s2-S23e;
90. 8 fpeiber 81-S2e; No. a lpsibsr
30 81e; go. 2 semii2ter S1a-
s2Ae; go. 8 gemif4ier sinbeimilter
30 Sic; gsO. A semifdtcr 7s-s0.
Rosssu. SO. 2, $1.80-ls1;
go. g. $1.79-1.S0; SO. 4. SLIT
1.78; qrobe $1.70-175.
Whisfep.
gs purbeH beuts 80 ydiisr cut
Der Bats Don $4.60 per GaIIons psr'
iauft.
Grpctrfek.
Safe. = JaDa 27-32e; ylos
ta 277-S0e; Guatemala iousD
l8ae; DO. gutter 173e.
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RepgOrt. 90. Ssssmbs-.
glsi. - Murti pilIiser; $3.50
s.6.
SpsItr. - Ndrtt rubis; $3.50.
3inn. = aeine Quctntion.
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Mu siudrtise Rdrtte.
Rem gprt. 20. sssmkr.

ReD Yprf. 20. e5smbsr.
WeH4torn. : Martt fart; Rim
hrieo To. 3 sslbes $1.74. 15 5ase
@erfanbi, soften unb 5raHt Rrip
gort, argeHtiuiss $2.20 {. 0. b. ears
Rem gort bel 4utuuft.
9afer. - Martt ibdrsr; Stanbaro
92A92ac.
SdmaIs. - Marft ft.tig; Wtbbls
Weit $24.95-250.
3uder. - Rober, Tlurtt itet.g;
neuer tfbansr Centrifugal $5.s2;
WOlah.s, uomiusa; raffinirtsr. itsiig;
fein sranulirter $8.15-8-35.
Der Rartt Fir bic anbru artttsi
mar unner1Hoert.
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Siebriiarft

gineinHati, 90. Dss. 1917.
3ufubr unb gsrianbt fir bic IsBtsn
"a Gtunbsn, psrelidlen nit Den 'o:s
persaussusH brsi 3agsu. iinb pie
felat:
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9oot.

rDas III mir aber rsfi fatal! Tsein
ns.si g9sf beibs Isiss unS ID .Obsr'
mtlsy.a
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Gbisaso. 20. December.

gbicaso. 20. Se5embsr.
Wslitiorn. = sir San. $1.23i-
1.27s; ON S4lub $1.24a. Sir Raj
81. .20s -l26a; am ShIub $1.23a.
Safsr. - Sir DEG. 78-soc; an
Sdlub 7sac. Sir Rai 73s-75e; am
StluB TAG.
Rogstn. = R0. 2, $1.82.
gtrite. - $140-1.41.
5imoibp. = $5.Oo-7.5O.
alss. - S20.00-26.O0.
porf. = Iylr San. $45.6o-46.o5;
am SdluB $45.75. Ilr Tlai $500
-45.70; ON SaIub $45.30.
S9mal3. - Jiir San $24.12-
'24.27; am SdluB $2415. 5iir MAI
S2435-24.52; am S6lub $24.a.
siippsnisitsH. = Giir San. $23.37
-24.20; ON SdluB S24.07. 5iir
Nai $24.35-A-57; an SaIuB
$2442.
Butter. - Wartt nnoerdnbtrt.
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1884 aiiisn; firiis 47e; OrSinarp
firfis 42-45c; auf bem Marit 40
46c; refrigerator firffs 36-36tc.
aartpffsIH. - 3ufubr 20 Cars;
Mnrfi unperdnberi.
Gefliiesl. - 2sbenbes, Marit nies
orissr; 6dhus 17--21e; SpriH5ers
19c; 9urisps 24e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

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Etefe Srauer.

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Gineinnati, 20. 9s. 1917.
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tipgsn. Bel tleineren gsiddft.u iper.
ben ettpas b0bere preife berednst.
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0trianbt.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
DEATH or MRS, CROTsER.

Mrs. Robert Crotser. - years old
died this morning at o'clock at the
family residence. 1i5 G Street northwest.
Funeral services will held tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'cldck at the home,
the Rev. G. T.. Wagner of the First
Christian church officiating.
Mrs. Crotse. was born in Livingston
county. Kentucky. February 10, 1874
She was married November u, 1862 and
moved To Ardmorc with her husband
and family twenty years ago. Surviv-
ing her. is her husband, Robert Crot-
ser: their children. Mrs. j. W. Goodwin.
Mrs Lutte johnson, both of whom are
residents of this city; and her son,
Frank Crotscr, who Is here from his
home In Los Angeles, Cal. Her grand
children are Mrs. q. l.. DENIES. Roy ana
Bob Crotser of this city. Maud and
Ada Lcmond. Of Los Angeles. Cal, ard
Raymond Foster, who Will arrive to-
morrow from Throp. Texas, where he
is a pupil in the Christian College
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
GORE OPPOSES
LIBERTY BONDS
Urges DIRECT TAXATION BY
GOVERNMENT FOR PURPOSE
or FINANCING WAR.

N"W Yorh. Oct. is.-ln an address
here before the convention OF the South.
ern Commercial congress. United States
Senator Thomas =. Cor. OF Oklahoma
made u plea IN favor of taxation. az,
against borrowing In financing the
war
borrowing" lie said, tends Inevita.
bly, TO increasing prices, TO advances
in the cos, OF living and To number
or resulting economic. aud social evils.
Legislation recently has been enacted
in AN effort a. arrest or to reduce the
increasing cost Of living. We ought
not 10 adopt a financial polico which
will inevitably produce or aggrayute
the situation We are legislating TO pre-
vent"
Taxation. hc said. tends tn restrict
increasing prices. Quoting an estimate
that II the way continues two years,
the bonded Indebtedness OF the United
states win aggregate twenty billion dol,
lhr' senator Gore pointed out that "A
-four per cent this would mean that AT
the end % - years the people will have
paid twenty billion dollars In interest
and gt'ii viii owe the principal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
GARFIELD MAY SEIZE
THOSE IDLE COAL MINES
Fuel Administrator Orders Work Re
sumed in Strike Districts.-Gives
Drastic Warming.

Springfield, H., oct. lS.--About half
of the big shipping mines and several
hundred smaller shafts in Illinois were
idle today. when an order to the 10000
miners of the state To resume work at
once WAS being transmitted through
President Frank Harrington, the miners
state president from Dr. Harry Il.
Garfield, federal fuel administrator.
Scattering reports to officers here of
the Illinois Coal Operators association
indicated more mines are being shut
down. In the extreme south part of the
state. it was said, the mining industry
is practically paralyzed.
What action miners win take IN view
OF III. Garfeld's telegram that coal
production must not be intcrfered with
could not b. forecast this morning.
The fuel administrators telegram fol-
lows:
American citizens engaged in the
mining of coal, whether miners or oper
ators. are for the first fact aware that
our country is at war, and that the bur
den rests upon them 10 produce coal
needed without interruption. But there
are evidently some who fail to under
stand the gravity of the situation, and
who do not hesitate to advocate strikes
at the present time as a means Of fore
ing them to ut once decide whether
the wage increase agreement at the
conference recently held at Washington
between miners of the central districts
should justly be covered by an advaIice
in the prices fixed by the president.
The matter has hecn submitted TO me,
and all concerned are To cooperate. |
am giving immediate ana close atten-
tion 10 the question. and hope to reach
q decision at an early date. The only
circum stances within my control which
will jelay that decision viii be the vio-
lation of the spirit Of the arrangement
between the operators and miners.
which was that under no circumstances
should the production of coal in the
United States at the present time he
allowed TO diminish
"if either the operators or the min
ors attempt to bring pressure upon me
TO reach Il decision | shall postpone It
and use whatever powers are necessary
to compel the production of coal TO
meet the couuiry's demands"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
SOME TUSSLE, THIS.

Oldenzaan. Netherlands, Sept. 10
(By Mail.l-A comic incident reported
from the frontier involved a Russian
prisoner-of-war who was on the point OF
stepping from German on to Neither
lands soil when he was grasped by a
German sentry. \ wrestle ensued. The
fugitive threw himself on the ground.
aid lay with the upper part of his boly
in Holland and the other in German
territory. \ dutch sentry rushed TO
the Russians help. seized him by the
arms and pulled. The German soldier
pulled AT the Russians legs in the CD
posite direction. The Russian began
to kick. with the result that the Dutch
frontier guardian was able to haul him
ont OF the danger zone"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18

New York, oct. 1S.-Retail coal deal
eIs here are refusing to accept orders
for immediate delivery and express con-
Germ over the apparent prospects that
delay in receipts OF supplies will re-
suit in one of the most serious coal
shortages I'm the city's history.
Some dealers are reported To be de-
manding as high as S9.25 a ton, or fifty
cents more than the price established
by Harry \. Garfield the fuel admin
istrator.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
KRUPP FIRM PROsECUTES
sINTY.TWO ALLEGED THIEVES

Amsterdam. Oct. ,s.--rhe Krupp firm
Is prosecuting sixty.two persons. many
of them it, own employees. for large
thcfts Of high quality steel, according
10 the frankfurtcr zeitung. A special
court has been instituted AT Essen to
conduct the trial. whLah promises i'm.
portant developments.