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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

Der 5einb fdeiut bis ipdt am Wi:ts
nod ben Riid5us ni4t bsmsrtt gu ba'
ben.
Dor bem Riidug ipurbeu bic GeIb'
nsrk bss Deinbes IN BEN aufgest6snen
9sbiet in ipitsmatiider gBsiis asr.
fort.
Deiine feinbli6e apsrifft. bic .oes
fern abenb IN Der Gessnb BON Ga
8aequeris semaft tpuroen, pufben
abssfdlagsn. Sertlite Rdhrpfs ians
ben au9 fpdbrenb Der Ra4t in bisier
6ssen fatt. SiibtpeiiIid bon brm
DOrf babsn mir unisrs 2iHien etpds
borseido6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

True translstion filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December @
1917, as required By the Act Of Octo-
Der 9Th. 1917.
Ter itaIitnifde Rriess'
beri9t
Rom, 6. 9e3. gia9bsm fis ben
sansen Gag in Der barinddigiisu Dsi'
is 0stGmpft. 5ogen bic Stalisner ii4
bon ibrsr 2iHis an ben abbdnsen Iiis.
lid bonn Run.e gaitsIspmberto bis an
len GOsa 9oripruug 5uriid, ipie am
0onneritag bas ariegsmtuiitsrium
antiinbists.
am WoHt. 5tero unb Monte gas
itelgomberto, beibt es in Der Qutiinbis
guns, sogeH .tnis. QIpsntruppsn ben
aampf Bis gum biitersn GnSe benz
Ridjps bor.
Der Geinb niibts bic am Dienfias
bon ism 5pii4eH bsm Wlpnte Son.
oarecar un6 BEN Wonis Babsnet9e En-.
ruugtusu 0ortbeiIe aus. beibt ss psi.
ter. uno feBt. ben aampf bis gum
ouberiisn fort, nit Der 4bfi4t, bic
rpu bem MoHte Gaitslsomberto unb
Rem Nslstta bi Galio sebiIbste fors
mioable gaition bon bintsn ;u ntbs
men. er mubts bieisn 9sriu9 aber
aufgeben uno es auf eiueH sJronts
angriif antommeu Iaiisn, bsm bic Sias
Iisnsr bartnddissn Wibsritanb IsiIte.
ten. Sic singen nur Shritt fiirS1rits
5uriid uno 5osen fi9 trii nuf bic riids
lDdrtigs sinie Suriid, aIs ssuus Res
isrDeE bort anssiomms1 pnrsn, I'M i,
80 balien. 9tr @ortlaut Der 9stannts
.ne9bng III folgqlbsr:
rgtnf bsm 2liiasO giatsau besann
ON Ulitilpoh BEL 5agssaRbru6 bic
S4lcdi aufs Reue nit Der srobten
Seftisisit. Der 5einb. bic 9OrtbeiIs
cusnugeuo. bic sr am Sdge porber
sluiInen bem Wonte Sonberatar unb
benz Mo.te 9noenst6e srrungen, iiibrs
ie srubs 3ruppeHmoiIeu DOT, i'm bic
liaris goition Don Ulonse goItslsoms
bsrto TlaIetta bi @aIiio bon bintsu
Su nsfmen; sr mubts bitT,n gsriua
nber aufsebsn unp es auf siusu Sronts
engri;f antonlmen laHen.
Dit S4!o6t piitbeie pdbrtnb bes
5anSsn 9aees in Der hsFiisitsn Dsiie,
ron Den gbbdnssn iiibli6 pom QloHts
Q eofieloombsrto biz on ben i5osa 9ors
icruns. Die i'm srSbten Rlbitab nit
IN 3abI nett iiberIsesntn Sruppens
MoHea ausssfiiSrten Anerifie bss
5sinSes itisBen nuf ben hsftisiisn @is
esritnnb unIsrer 5ruppsn, bic bic
ifarte WsIstid poiitisn psrtbeibigs
.sn. hdufiss Gsssnaneriffe ma6ten
unb flt nur S6ritt fir 69gttt 5u,
riidsOstn. grii nIs unIsrs binitre Der.
ibsioisnpsslinis Dcn rnisren .isensn
Srupp.n bsi,st lporbsn mar, purbe
Ger 9ef.bl gum Riidsus nuf bi.i, Gle
Ek stesbtn.
Nm Ron.s Gior uno mlpnts G1s
hsIsombsrtO 8Osrn siniss aIpsntrup.
pea. ~ absf4uist<u nosssn parsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

in uniersn SAINTS, ols unier S6iff
Don einem Gei9OB Der Runition ges
trofen purbe", iagte er uno fubr tort:
~gBir batten geraoe bas S-odenbod
DerIaiien unb ppaten na6 oem 9ess
fOrb Balm, I'm etli9e glatten gu 10.
len 2llspir uns bem 2orns Glu9 ses
geRiber betanoen iaben mir oie
~SOmd" bonn Balm berabtOmmsn uuo
5u9iei6 flhr bic sMOnt Blanc" EuT'
auf.
sd b6rte bic pfeife bes bslgifatI
Oampfers uHb bann fab i9, baB be
TSteusrborbieite beg UtunitioHsi9iFfes
in SIommen itanb. Wir Deriu6tcu
um5ute6ren, I'M bic 8sdurten oes
Sro6eHoods gu tpdrnen; uber ebe Tir
basfsIbe erpet4ten, traf unS rin Sc.
Ii9oB. sd CLAUDE, i4par Der siu5ige
bon ben flint UaGnueru an 8oro Der
oWasper g., ipelder suttam, als bas
S4iff in bic 2uft fIOg. WeiH 5ObH.
Del9er duf bem Srodenbot arbeitete,
tuurbe get0btet."
Sberft Maden5fe Ben, tpslder Tit
5fDei Sabre IN Der 5euerIiuie in f7tar'
bern befunben bate, faste am SDu.
neritog Qbeuo, er babe an Der S4Iabt,
front nienals ettpas gefe6sn, mas iih
nit Der 3eritOrung perslethen LieBe
ipel3e er am 9ouneritag IN Salifag
mitungefeber babe.
9lm Nbeno ipuroe bert6tet, odB
idnmtli6e Gdfte in ben Sptsls DER
Stabt ft6er isieu. Glide bor ;bner
tpurbsn burt umberflisgrrbs 8lnss
fplitter Derlebt, a6er gliemanb gefl5ls
Ii9.
Der Sompfer .Wpnt Blanc" mar
am 5. glooem6er in sinem 9ltlnntiz
icten Safen in ben. @fr. Staaten ans
estommen. lIeber Ieinen aufsnt6olt
lett iensm sags Iteku feline giu8elbei'
TIN CUR 9erfiigung. 9ei Dampfsr ges
b6rte Der gOmpasnie Generate Grams
otlantique. Gr mar i'm Sabre 1899 in
YtiOoieab0ro gebaut porben, bate
cine WaferOerOrdnsung BON 1921
Sonn.u unb NOR 800 SUB lang.
Seit oielsN Su6ren mar SaltFar
RE burptidnlibIte Qrmee= uno Ulas
riHsha.ion Der 9riteu ouf bem aueri.
taniIbeH aontinent. Stin 5nfsn, els
rer bsr gr0Btsn Der Wslt, 1T arOb qes
rug, I'm bic sefammte britii9e W&as
| riHe cuf5uns6meu, unb er 1T fart 6es
fsitig!. &uBer ben 8sfeftisunsspertsn
! III ein MISUNDERSTANDING ocr'
5ano,n, in bem iid Elm unssbeures
Sroderbod befiubet.
Oie yeDOltsrung Der Stabt 6clGuft
| fi9 b:m @enius Don 1911 5ufolas cuf
47,00o SeeIen. 5alifat 1T Der oitt;te
Gntpuntt Der Eunubii6en Paciflc
8abu foipie Der tonubiihen Rsgie.
runasbabnen 5tpiiden ben Sofen unb
puntten in Reu Sunblanb, 9robtrie
tannisn, ben Der. Stodten uno Geits
tnoten operireHben S9tffa6r!sIinieu.
Seit bem @usbru6 oes &rieges
bate 6uIifur cine pi6tig:re Stequng
eingenpmmen uIs ie 5uoor, IA cs Hsr
Saupt6dfen lit, BON bem aus Wianns
i6aften, Ttunitiun unb TouIti9' @Nrs
rdtbe bon 9anuba ndd ban Sdladlis
feloern in 5lnnbern unb I'm n0rbI;Aen
5rGntreid gefarbt perber.
5oGifor, 6. 9e5. Der 9olt3e;'
| def Sanrohnn foote nm G6snb. oab
I 6ie @r3ah Der 5obtsn iih bis out
2ooo b:Inufen m0ue. Siinfuncspou'
gig nit 2si6en beIubene Wagsn Ifuo
Bel elmer Der Morgues angetommeu.
| 3pei MitoIieoer Der M1nurftd!t
I beg tanaoiIhen 9reuaers rg;Dtt"
tpur6en bur6 oie @gploiiou getDbtet
unb mebrere perlest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
2Setter. Seridbt.

) ir Ohio unb Snbinna: S6Ss
Les Wetter am Sreitus unb Somitag;
ionsiam iteigeRos Sempsratur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

.s eiaem unssipiHsH Rdt5ug Dor, BIB
gum 2sstn aus3ubultep uUo ii4 in
ru5mrei4er Deiis 5u cpfern.
Sin Iarisr fsinbli6er 0srIu9,
unf.re 0srtbsibisunsslinis i'm o6srsn
9reu.L SboI gu nebmfn, ipurbe nit
i4iDeren gsrIufen fit ben Jeinb sas
riidgeI9lagsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on December 6,
1917, as required by the Act of Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
srpBtp madt feline 9rO.
hunq p abrunb 5GItaIIs
Gusldnber in Rubtauo
5uriid.
StedGolm, 6. 0e3. 2eon
srpbtD, 6e1 goIf5epiti Wliriitsr bes
4euberen, bringt auaeuI6einIid fsiH.
Drphung, ole britiIfe uutertbaHsn
in RuBlant suriit3ubolteH gu pOteu
Biz bic in Gnolurrb gefunoen. gebdltes
ne Ruhen fretsclafsn pOrbeu iinO,
sur ausFiibruHg. pafapiere, bic IN
6aperauba, Sdpeoen. augetommeI
iino, 6e,i6ien, bab mebrere GugIdus
Der an Der 9ren5e Sinulnuos uraehols
ten uuo M,ridgeibtdt puroe, cbqIet4
Iie NIT 8pII9etptti pdiis Oerie9eI
ipdren.
Der ruiiifde 2cmmunbaut in Der
ftrniiGeu 6ufeu Snruea, Der 6ope'
ronba gegeniiberIiest, BAT SelbItmoro
seaangsu. .9ies iit sir tlorer Bee
,pcis Sufiir, pas bic attsn 8eumter in
1ornen ppr Der Gage baltsn'. fiigtt
Ser Sprr,IpOnSsut Der GHceiirssa
pteGt 1tnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

True trsnslation filed with the Post.
master at Cincin att ON December O.,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Grons0fif6e 8 ariessna4.
ri9t.n.
paris. 6. Ds5. .liniere patrpui!s
len bra9ieT bon lleberfdnen fiiolA
bon ct. Quentin, n0r6li6 bon aiII.s
unb TN Gliab @sf1ngens 5uriid' (,
beibt es in Der am Donnsrstas pom
arigsminiiterium srIafensn 9etaHnts
maHnng. ,4m re1ten Ulaasufer oes
i6ohen uniere gatterten in pirtiamr
Weii. fsinbIite 8attsrien, bic an oer
Gront aipii4en goubemont unb Be-
sOuDaug siemli4 attn tpareu.
GIN lleberfaII aui unirc 9orpo'
fen n6rblid bon 8e3onDaur pur9e
auriidgsf@agen. Gin anbersr lebsre
faIl bes teinbss M Der gssenb bon
eargibsn, in ObersGIiaB. bntts isinsn
befersu grfoIs.
! I'm alien anbrtn abI9nitten mar
e rubig."
Die anfiinbisung Iautet ME folst:
.4m Wittno9 f4lofsn bic ouiori'
iiren ReprGientanten rsr obsriisn 9se1
;sspertraltunsen Don Deuti9lanb,
Seiterrei4 llngnrn, Der 9iirtei unb
gulgarien nit ben autoriiirteH Rsprd,
ientartsn Der ruiIiiden oberftsu ar.
mtebsrndltung cine Ginitslung Der
Gtinbfsligteiten fit bi. Dau.r bon
3ebH 2assn ab, bic fir bic san5sn beis
3sritttigeu Sronten giiliig III unb bic
ON 5rsitas Uiiitas besinnt.
Die sebntdsiss psriobe ipirb Be-
pnst rerbeH, I'm sinen befinitiDen
Baffenfiiaiianb abauidlieB.n. rm
perionli6 unb miinbli5 iiber bas ie.
sise Rdultat Der llntsrbanoIunasn Be-
riften 5u fOnn.n, III Elm Skil Der
rufii4en Seputation nod Sauie sus
riidgeishrt.
Die tpsitere am abenb erlaiIsns Be-
iannimaduns lautet tpis foIst:
~Wdbrenb bes Eoess faH6sn fs5r
lebbafte slrtillsrisgeTe9ts am r.6ln
Waasufer, in Der 9sssnb bon 1iaa,
mont, iDie aud in S5ersgliab iiaii.
Gin feinblider lleberfalI BEL Gbaps.
Iotte miblang.
ram Mttttpo4 purben brei beutlde
Glug5sugs abeddofen. gltt onoers
Waf5ineH singen IN beiddbistsm 3us
itanbe IN ben feinblidsn 2inisn nles
osr. llHiers sylusseuss fiihrten maHs
9erlei Sperationsn aus. proiefiiIs TN
Gemibt BON 5000 ailos ipurben obs
eeDorfsn. namsHtltd auf bic eiisns
bobnitationsn unb Waga5ins ron
2ihterpoIbe unb gortemard, auf
Eantonements unb Bipats in Der Ges
senb ~ 2oou uuS D<pots IN Roii'
lads.
sn ser Padt bonn B.. gum 6. DEE
iember bekstsn bsutide 5lus5.use bic
4egsnb DON 9iiuiirhen; NIT 8om5sn.
Isbrere psrion.n purben sdOotst
obsr peripunbst. au9 Galais tuurbs in
LETTER Ra9t nit goubeu 6elsst. Us
murbe aber riemanb perlebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

ttHb bie GALL Der sOSten pirS uni
800 Bis 1000 sriadst. iuGbreuS
SaHieuoe perleet pnrbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07


True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on December o,
1917, as required by the Act Of Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
'Die britiide 2inie Bel
Gambrai stnas 5urat ts
ge3ogeL
2onbpn. 6. Deg. Die griteu tas
ben ibre Clinic iiibDeitlib bon Sa
Daequeric on Der Gambrai Jront
stipas suriides3oesu. pis am DOM
nsrstaa offi3iel angetiinoist iuuroe.
Sn Der Sisnsios Qadt, beibt IS in
Der 8eiannimahung, purben bic bri'
iii6en sruppsn nn9 Der iiioIptfli4
BON TOrsIlss an Der S4eIee unb BEN
0alb BON Bourbon eslesenen @sssns
suriidgeSoeen. Di, 0eutifen i6sinsn
Don BEN 3uriidsieben Der 2ruppn
bis ipat an DliitlpOh Ra4miit g
ni9ts s,ipubt 5u baben.
Die meitere am abenb Dom 5aupts
4iIdrtier bes Jelomari5als Saig ers
Infent gelanHtma4uns laatst Die
ioIgi:
.Wdbrsnb bss 9aS.s Rdbsu pisosr
SriliGe Sample in Der Geseno bon
Ga gaequsris itaitsefunbeu, Ohn, cas-
bic sass babur9 cine 9erdnperuns srs
fabrsa bate. Sn Der ii:DIi6 pom Walo
ron Bourbon eslssenen Gegeno nurosn
;Isins fsitIOIi9s ausrifie NIT idpersn
gsrIuikn fit ben 6siuo sariidsei9Ia'
ssn.
.Di. ftinbli4. Snfanierie nor an
s'nis.s punsten iiibIia BON Der Sears
pc, pis au9 in Der @eeenb pon ars
msnt;:rss asmlit attio.
Die Sefdnntma9ung lauiet ipie
fclat:
.sssn b,r Dienitas Rdht tpurbsH rrs
Iere 9ruppsn. bic ben Woriprung IN
linftr.r SteIluna in Der @genD pcn
RppeIIes an btr S9elhs nnb bsim
Bourbon @aIb bsisbt battsu, ere
tlir5e Girsde IN ppiiiiouen surii6svps
gen, be iilbpeitIi& pon bieisn quht.
ten Iisstn. Der Riidsue tpurbs tr srs
fcIertintr meifs, ohns BON BEN BtiEcs
sfpsft psrs<a " fem ausssIaart
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

True TRANSLATION hled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December q
1917, as required by the Act OF octo
Der 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

ber SaR Sic bride en be Gambrai suraasssOeea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
5nrbtbare GgplOfiom IN
6alifag, n. g.
Gin fraus0fidsr DinnitiOHsoaurpfsr
ua& einr aSlIiiion NIT eiHem
Sautpfer Der belsdHn Stifs
aOm1niiiiOu IN Sic Emit
eefloseH.

Sin srOker SbriI Der stabt iunrSs in
SoIse Der GrplOFOn Serjt6rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

abermaliser beatider SIiesraHsriff ami GuslanO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Smrb 3miammemftpB 5ipiidem Wsm
Jradtoampfer nermriab
gsom ariegSfbamplaB.

3iaen aaHO Defdla
2anep puroH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
dby of -
Jnrd6arc Crddla IN 9aldq, u.s..
9mrd 3miantmemffpf, 5tuiidem Wsmnitions mmS
6rad)tSampfer nermriabt.
1000 pcr|0ncn (o((cn umgekomulcn fcin
Bonn SfrtegsfbamplaB
Berlin melbet Wnsenmame 1000 aen9en Sooan uno
Grbeutuug bon 60 G6e9aeem.
braf4e
abnmIsr
lie

N aHS bic germHnbans % gsriOueH sar 5Olse bate
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

True translstion filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December Q,
1917, as required By the Act Of Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-05
5000 BUILDING BARRACKS
At CAMP BOWIE. TT. WORTH

Five thousand men are al work at
Camp Bowie, Fort Worth. Texas. build.
ing barracks and other buildings to ac.
commodate the thousands OF soldiers
who will be sent there for training
shortly, to become units OF America 5
first liberty army according TO sam
Harris, undersherlff, who. with a
party Of other county officials returned
yesterday from trip to Fort Worth.
Weatherford, Pooleyille and other
points In Texas
Modern, solid buildings are being
erected, and despite the large force at
work. little confusion exists. accord.
ing TO Mr.. Harris Fort Worth people
are elated over the prospect Of the big
increase which viii be made TO that
city's citizenship soon. and are doing
everything possible 20 make the giant
camp successful.
County Commissioner WIN Whitson.
County Attorney A. y Hardy and
Deputy Sheriff Jim Carter made the
trip with Mr.. Harris They drove
through In Mr. Harris car.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-05
SHOULD CARRY
SUNDRY KIT IN CAR

An officer Of the Fisk Rubber com
pany advises every motorist to carry
a sundry kit In his car at all times.
In recommending this he suggests a
situation which is likely to occur with
any motorist even though he is one
who carries a spare tire mounted and
ready for instant use "Supposing a
car picks up a nail and the driver Is
obliged TO call his spare into action. il
is quite possible that there might be
another nail somewhere further along
the road, and II he should be so unfor.
tunate as TO pick up the second nail
also he would find himself with one
tire flat and no additional spare avail.
able.
In such a case there would be moth
ing for him TO do except roll up his
sleeves and change his tire right there
on the roadside. With no additional
tube available, his only recourse would
be to make temporary repairs on one
Of the punctured tubes Right there
is where the sundry kit proves its val.
ne. An emergency tube patch. costing
only a cent or two, would enable him
to repair the injury temporarily and
continue on his journey after only
slight delay. The moral is. provide
your car with an adequate sundry kit
and you will always be equipped to en-.
JOY motoring 20 the full
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-05
HOUSE AND CHURCH WEDDINGS.

Life: a wedding is a party where
two people who are in love with each
other agree to spend their lives in try
ing to get over IL.
Before the wedding takes place. all
the tradespeOple within a radius OF ten
miles are notified and all the relatives
within 1000 miles. and the groom is
served with notice TO stay away from
the scene OF operation until the fatal
moment arrives. when he is to hand
over the ring and his freedom.
There are two kinds OF weddings
house and church. When "A wedding is
held in house. a prominent circus
man Is consulted. and he sends his
main tent which, after having been
placed In the back yard is filled with
walters. wine and relatives. Also sew
eral other people who. having been
forced against their will TO buy we'd
ding presents. felt II incumbent upon
them TO come and locate the position OF
said wedding presents in order 20 de.
termine just where they stand with
the family Of the bride. In the front OF
the house II also placed n canvas. so
arranged as To cover up the confusion
of the bride and groom as they escape,
and also TO protect the aforementioned
guests from rain, snow. hail and curl
osity.
When the shades OF evening begin TO
fall upon the unhappy scene, which
with our modest pen we have at.
tempted 10 describe, the wedding
breakfast IL then held. and the pres.
ents removed TO a place OF safety, from
which, later on, they can be exchanged
for other things fully as useless
The church wedding Is usually held
In church. but II is not improbable in
the near future that Il viii be trans
ferred to some other building, as
churches are no longer en- regle In the
best circles
When the members Of the immediate
family and relatives have been firmly
strapped down in their seats in the
front part OF the church, and separated
from hoi polloi by a department store
ribbon. the rest Of the world IL then
permitted TO enter after which the
bride, reclining demurely on the arm
OF her father. sails down the aisle and
IL met at the altar by the clergyman
with "A glad smile
The choir boys are then permitted TO
sing song, and the bridegroom is as.
sisted TO the fatal spot 10y two or three
OF his closest friends. who hypnotic
him into fulfilling his part OF the con.
tract The minister is the only one who
comes out ahead OF the game, the
amount ranging from $1,000 TO 10000
Later ON the bride and groom. after
they have returned from their honey.
moon either settle down TO life Of
quiet and obscure friction or else make
their arrangements az the end of a few
modation train 20 the valley OF unrest
notation train othe valley OF unrest
via Reno
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-05
INITIAL NUMBER
or HEALDTON HERALD

The initial number Of the Heald
ton Herald by A. =. Power il from
the press The paper. neatly printed.
is Of fourteen pages and about ten
OF these are covered with advertising
The local news and the news Of the
oil area is handled with ability. The
stories are well written and Healdton
people have a right TO feel proud OF
their paper II is observed thar out.
side Of publishing the names on the
young men Of Healdton and OF Writ
who have been drafted into the army
the war is not mentioned. Mr.. Power
had too many things to write abou,
nearer home
Mr.. Power is 10 be congratulated
that he chose Healdton as his home
and Heqldton IS 20 bee congratulated
that it has So live newspapor man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-05
cows MILK so RICH
HE DILUTED 1T WITH WATER

rs she a good COW? Wei. I suppose
she is! Her milk is so rich that | can
dilute II with an equal part Of water.
and sell It 10 my customers, and re-
ceive compliments on its quality"
This is a surprising statement which
a dairyman, selling milk and dairy
products to Ardmore customers. made
during the past week 10 another dairy
man who was visiting his place to look
over a few milk cows for his own herd
At another place. according to in
formation filed yesterday with Mayor
w. r. Roberts regarding informal in
vestigatlon Of conditions existing at
dairies from which Ardmore receives
its milk supply the dairyman violated
grossly the provisions Of the health
ordinance regulating milk and its sale.
This dairyman uses his milk buck
ct for a wash pan, washing his COWS
teats out Of It before milking In it,"
the informant said further. He SEEM
ed surprised TO know that this was
against the law, and said that he had
been doing 1t for fifteen years"
A determined effort is being made
by leading local dairymen 10 raise the
standard Of milk quality and price
here, with a view TO forcing those who
are violating the sanitary laws either
TO quit business or TO run their estab-
lishmen;s as they should be conducted.
Among the dairymen in this vicin-
ity. who are aiding the city health Of.
ficials TO improve the milk supply,
are j. c. King. Jersey Dairy Farm;
l.. West, Mort Woods, Primrose Dairy;
f. L. Watson, Rock Hin Dairy, and
others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-05
SEEMS A GOOD FEEDER.
REV. Anderson" Always Glad Of Din.
ner Invitation.

Ashland CNeb) Gazette: Rev. Ander.
son was out to dine with Mr.. and Mrs.
Teachman one day last week, and dined
at the bakery today with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walsh. by invitation
The Rev. f. NJ. Quass and wife Of
Ashland were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Teachman Sunday and stayed over
Monday. They took dinner Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Saathof. Rev. Ander.
son was also at the same place for
dinner.
The Rev and Mrs Anderson and two
little daughters, George Foy and Elsie
Marie, have been visiting In Hamilton
county for over two weeks Rev. An.
derson says II is a little lonely around
the parsonage these days. Now is a
good time 10 invite your pastor out for
dinner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-05
FARMERS PLAN
FEDERAL LOANS
FORTY RALLY At COURT HOUSE
AND HEAR RUSSELL EXPLAIN
METHODS NECESSARY.
$17,60O SUBSCRIBED
Vital Feature Of Statute Is That Citizen
Who Does Not Own Land Can Borrow
Money from the Government and Buy
Farm.

Al a meeting In the Carter county
courthouse Saturday afternoon OF forty
or more farmers. the sum Of Sl7, 500
was tentatively subscribed in a prelimi-
nary move TO form federal farm loan
association A total Of $4,000 In sub
scriptions is the requirement Of the gov
ernment before an association can be
formally organized
Carl Russell, farm demonstrator. pre-
sided at the meeting and it was through
his efforts that the meeting was held.
At "A second meeting at the same place
next Saturday. other men are to put
down their names for amounts that viii
exceed the necessary $4,000 as several
Of these later ones 10 come in are TO
subscribe for amounts ranging from
$1,000 10 $4,000, the latter amount being
the maximum sum loaned to any one
individual The minimum is 800
Mr. Russell's list Of tentative subscrib-
ers is as follows:
w Pittner, Ardmore. $4,000; Louis
Proebstle. Ardmore, $500: j. a. Gordon,
Woodford, $2,500; II. d. Bradberry Ard
more $4,000; w. X. Adair Springer,
$4,000; B. +. Mitchell, Lone Grove. ST.
200; Carl Holden. Ardmore, 81 1900; c.
H. Davenport Glenn. $500; f. c.
Thomasson, Ardmore, 81 1000: b. A. Holli.
day, Ardmore. $500.
w. c. McGnl Of Ardmore. while not
declaring himself exactly, is expected
10 subscribe for from S2.5O0 TO $4,000
Mr.. Russell. after the meeting. said
that at the next meeting a week hence
II was his expectation that the assocla.
ton would be formally organized. and
steps taken 10 get in shape to apply for
the loans.
AT the meeting Saturday Mr. Russell
addressed the gathering. going into de-
tail TO explain the law. Many questions
developed and were answered by the
farm demonstrator.
One OF the vital features Of the law
II that a citizen who does not own any
land can borrow money from the gov
ernment with which to buy farm land.
The applicant however. must have con-
tracted for a certain parcel Of land be
fore he applies for loan. as II Is
necessary to have something tangible
on which to base an appraisement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-05
WRECKS FROM GEN. FORESTS
RAIDS ARE BEING REMOVED

townsville. Tenn, Aug. Am en-
gineer force is removing wrecks
Of more than twenty vessels, gunboats
and transports captured or crippled,
when the Confederate cavalry leader,
General n. b. Forrest made his famous
attack here in 1864. Johnsonville was
then a federal depot for supplies. The
wrecks for over fifty years have been
an obstruction to navigation in the
Tennessee river at low tide.