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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-01-27
THINGS CATHOLICS
SHOULD NOT FORGET
The Church's InestimabIe Contribu.
tions to Science.
Alberius Masnus Striking Example

The recent appearance of timely
pamphlet of the English Catholic
Truth Society entitled "Don'ts for Stu
dents in Science and History" com.
piled by G.. S. Boulger, F. l.. S. F. G. S.,
draws attention to a matter which it is
we'll for Catholics to keep in mind. 1t
has become so much the custom of
the present age to link the name of
religion with ignorance and hatred of
science and to speak quite cock-sured-
ly of the opposition between scientific
learning and the. Church that Catholics
are indeed likely to fall victims to this
common error. The idea is in the air
and all are in danger of becoming in
oculated with it's injurious poison.
DIR. Walsh gives a good number of
"don'ts" which will serve as antidotes
for this trouble. Don't believe" he
says for. example, that there was no
study of science until modern times.
Many branches of science, especially
those of practical application, attained
very high level in medieval times;
the medieval universities took lively
interest in scientific research and many
questions were studied according to
thoroughly scientific methods. In al
most every department of science, stu
dents are now finding it worth while
to refer to the long-neglected medieval
authorities" That is certainly mat
ter which it is valuable to remember.
When the details in it's regard are CIV
en-, the force of it's truth can be the
better understood. Don't forget" he
adds little later on, that it was to
the Orders of st. Francis and st. Domi-
mic that the universities of northern
Europe owed their early success; to
teachers such as the Dominican Bless
ed Albert the Great and his pupil St.
Thomas Aquinas, and the Franciscan
Roger Bacon" and he quotes the
words of the non-Catholic Green in
tribute to the latter.
Science then fourished in the Mid
die Ages under the encouragement of
such great master minds as those here
mentioned! And science Of the most
modern kind was not unknown with
in the monastery walls of those Cath
Ole centuries! That is the fact, as
Father Erich Wassmann, the great
Jesuit biologist has shown in such
striking manner in his splendid work,
Modern Biology and the Theory of
Evolution" He quotes the testimony
of the noted German professors, DR..
r. Hertwig of the University of Mum
ich, and DR.. H. Stadtler, to show that
biology, the boosted sciencechild of
the nineteenth century, was known and
studied in a scrupulously thorough
manner by the great Dominican, Alber-
tus Magnus. In lecture on "Albertus
the Great as an independent student"
delivered in Munich in 1908, the latter
professor said: This very prolific
writer was a scholastic, but he occu-
pies a position on level with Aris-
totle rather than subordinate to him,
and did not simply reproduce Arts
totles statements, but, as far as he
could, explained, completed and ex.
banded them. He displayed great
shrewdness and keen intelligence in
carrying on his favorite observations
on the animals and plants of Germany,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-01-27
HARDWARE co.

Hardware, Paints, Oils and Glass
A Full Line of Mechanics Tools
First Class Tin Shop in Connection
1911 East Lake St.
N. w. Drexel HOO It's. Cal. 3773
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-01-27
INDIANA FRIENDS OF
IRISH FREEDOM

Adopt Resolutions Calling Upon Presi-
dent Wilson and Congress to Bring
About the Recognition of the indie
pendence Of The Irish Nation Durinu
Peace Farley, Which May Take
Place in Near Future.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-01-27

COLORED PRIEST HOLDS
SILVER JUBILEE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

a strip o. antisspuc gzuIe- Sometines
after battle ne wounded are
brourh; in faster rhzn tAey c@n be
attended. 50 one physician goes over
tie men and tz=s them according -
thsi- needs The men nzrkel -ur-enf
are operated On a. once. Ehls -hose
marked send 70 next z2iio7~ are
placed IN an Anbulanes a1d the
machine Is sent oU; VIII IS lead OF
poor creatures who only ts~ coGS
before we're strong. sturdy sEhtsrs and
row lamps ot humanity as hsip-sss a
babies The TIP for the 1rsz -e~
miles over roads fIlei with shell holes.
which are dsAcgli 20 avoid u tae
darkrz IS trigh tfuL znc a. eAea
bump The gro.ns o. tie wounded cHn
.. heard. There Is ne sound c, g1ns
and the weird hight sArsk thro~ nh-
csrny shadows over the road some
tines 1 think ! csrno; Sand TIE orSes
Of he rus- slid = young Aner1can
Anbuiance Corps man but thn l
.hzrk ho~ much worse I ~orlo oe Il
we could no: get hen oUt o- ne
-znrs Of Gre" A NUMBER o, anoo-
l.n-es have been NJ, By shels aid
,hs5r OCCUPANTS killed and !, one II
S-s,es only the driver Was killed and
The machine rushed on rriA = onA!is
an into = 5tcrh and turned turoe
killing several ot ths wounded oc'
cuoznts. Sometimes there Is g2'
attack near the dressing station and
for ;his reason the ambulance driver
s-s al required 20 YEA. gas n2sE
yasn n the danger soo>- FreroenH,
a kitchen ambulance r ser. oV &C
ne dressing stations from vhscn Dos
b-osh Is served TO the ~ocncec- - NJ
-s waiting ther turn" Arsr one o.
-. battles On he West front tns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

Rrs-ish brought their wounded In on
little cars over an inproyised track
laid N the snow. They did this under
sre and several OF the cars were hit
1, Italy the wounded are sometimes
brought down the mountains in sleds.
while n Serbia . curious TWO sea'su
saddle = rigFst gp and put on muIe'
and II this way those who were unable
@ walk were taken 20 safety.
Divisional Hospitals
Ihe, the divisional held hospital Is
-ssehed TIE men are examined and
,lsced II classes For instance. all leg
c.sss are sent 20 one ward, all head
c.ses 10 sno:her. AL abdomen wounds
10 another. while the hopeless cases
are sat 10 = ward 20 die together.
In This vzy no time Is lost by the
surgeon who kro<s exactly what KIND
Of york he VIII have 20 do before ne
enters The ward Prom this point the
wounded are sent 70 The base hoSpr-al
a-s are taken 20 = warehouse or
rreixht s.Atsor- xhsch las been fitted
I'D As . boeps.A d'evarcaron and al
,ns place hey are loaded o, hospital
trx-ns and sen. either 20 Southern
France or 10 some channel poT 10
be sent TO England Recovery = often
SLOW. bat under The gentle mrnisSra-
ions Of nurse zt some beautiful
French chateau or English country
home The soEier usually reTaans his
health ard <-vnr-h and frequently :
-hts 70 re. back N The tyenches-
Surgeons DutseS
This problem o. getting The vocnd-
"a 70 safety. which has coS the I've
Of % many physicians. vas vrvloiy
sesc-.oed n recent lecture n Cor2el
unsverxty by an eminent surgeon shc
member OF The Royal Aedf-A
Cors-of the English Army In IN
ror-.. Of h.I -su,zrks Se oe'rfuec ina
"a -~r.nentzi rnedscA o-sc@-s eup
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

trench
ne divisionzl hospitals are usually
Severz! miles back and when ne
wounded soldier reaches his point he
Is usually IN : haven of safety. but
not until he reaches The base hospitAi
5 he ozt Of the range q guns
wfld scenes Along The Road
The stories told By the ambulance
drivers O. their giid rides over shell
torn roads without lights and under
a-s carrying bleeding soldiers seem
,l.k. the s-ory Ct = bad dream ye.
nsxht after night chese asfu. scenes
70 On. The n1d Despatched anou-
iauces rush 70 70 the dressing S2-
tsouS koovn 60 the French Is poSez
te secourz, TO carry the men 20 The
diytssorai hospf-alx Tese places are
near he front and the wounded are
carried there f-<e- cAose Who are Able
To 20 90 either walk or crawl IN one
l,nx-.rce q veil known surgeon bad
his leg fractured By = shell While AZ
,s,dinr q wounded man IN trench
ue managed 10 crawl two miles 70
re nearest dressing station Stopping
- I'D wounded men -hile On the way.
He finally los- consc-ousness and ~ss
picsed up BY Al ambulance nan and
-shed TO the hospital with Others
He recovered later and altno1En
minus = leg hs Is serving a. one OF
I ne base hospitals
Dressing Stations
oaiy tae very worst cases are al
tended II the dressing z..ors- some
o. the men -ao are only s-ghtO
sounded are sek 70 dress tne-r own
wounds By the use Of the little fTs'
aid packet. which every soldier car
rs.s. u consists o. q bottle OF sodrne
r-ys.sI. a small bottle ot alcohol and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
news Of MAO|ll
eouaI.~Io>ERs DEy0TING Much
uNY TO WATER PROBLEM
FngiD..~ing Company Presents Bid for
>uryey-Bonding COMPARES Bad i@r
R1ud--0l Interests offer 10 furnf>i
MEI5qr Gallons Of Water Daily

Dssfsl. Oklz-. Oct is --=elsl'--A ii-
,s-v ,-a--rrss-fpners are 6eV0lilg q
great deal Il the problem q securing
ws.er for NsdLI a cournittee appoint
81 tv the eo1nnissioners reported ma
ne Friseo has q wsu near me r9'-rA
house that i 30 feet deep and prepzF-
a,jons are being made f9r ies- 4n~
Ven has a trelye-inch easing and =
soon As the concrete foundations are
dry ,he rnachinerT VIII t'e - and tne
tasr made Untn ~.ah test y mace 20
action win b taken Dy the city
The AlackIntosil-5Y Walton Co q Okla
Fyuns City. Al engineering company
tsd q Representative present 70 submit
a I'D for the surrey. among the bono
ing companies with reDreseniailF-7s
-yressut 10 submit blss for tie hon1s
when voted were George " and J. r
pse-sol. Geo / GHaerr- " a Brooi-s
6 2 Hsrno1d- al q OklahO1na CITY
All hsds srere re5@cre1-
! rep-ezentstive u ol Interests SD
-uittes = bid Of So 800 70 furnish i1t
ci.r with : million gallons q water p'@i
dzv- The bid was taken under advise
rusut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

WAS 10 Keep as near tho COMMANDING
officer as possible. II the siAe<
sueee.sful there will be certain num-
ber OF wounded In no Mans Lana
.nd the rnedscal officer should Greet
a.. ,.s-ulnr Of these and tel each OF
80. ,,ot.nded who are able 20 Walk
md ro back. taking shelter a. much
a. possible untl they reach ne
s,retcher bearers. The ~ounoeo
are unable 20 move should BE sns'-
tered anywhere possible in shsl
cra,ers 9. trenches and frsi aid -o1ne
az rapidly a. possible. The meo4eAl
ofscer must a. all cost keep a iclen
with his battalion and move iof~@'
Nth IL His presence IN the trsncAes
Ia OF immense moral value he e~n
forthwith set about lrnpF Using a reg
iuental aid post with shelters for me
wounded mean While attending 70 any
Casualties As they occur. Il can De
readily understood from this Why ne
mortality among physicians al ine
front Is so large
tn. los n, life among the surgeons
~ The BrfIEn
great tha: the London Lancet yea
Inoxn medical magazine. runs an
obituary column In each Issue teiilng
Row and where each medical man me-
t.s death and in nearly ever. instance
&c reads that they were hlIlec u ~1-
ION while Attending wounded
he great guns used make me
danger zone q very large one ano
whether by accident or purpose the
German gunner has found = marx u
MANY Of the Anee' hospitals TocAs
huodreds Of our own physicians sre
either on their way or preparing 70
follow Pershing and his sam mfes
to the firing line.
/ Already the Johns Hopkins aoo
Harvard units are n France estAo-
ushsnx hospitals about twenty owe
miles from the front These unH.
comprs~ some Of the mos; noe'
nsairsI r,en n the country ny
have he lucrative practices, wnSc1
n has taken years 20 build Gp' Anc
,f.nnez rs we'll and Ike he sn.gnu
so6 otd sand ready 10 do thsirs' biz
With q rare chtvslry and seit-s7o- ice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17


-.ed.- Oczasso-.g,y Tie Gs-uz-s ssoo
u = fare and j. rhsy discover moving
5sse--s ne gus are AZ once trained
q tSs spo. z-t the rsscoerS are frs-
Greatly killed while trying 20 bring
n her -o-oGs6 conr2iez- Ons pr-
-c-lzr.. a-ocioUs case Q. tbs kind s
rouch-d 1o- BY member o. he
Ars-lc = Anbg,a,ce, thA. brave se<
o< rounr Americans Who are doing
cs valiant service o. the Freocs
tron- As thc ssory goe>. r~o soldiers
o. Preach reEz@sat oc-
zryrS q nearly treochOvere sent
OF. one hight TO repair some Of the
bs--sczdes While they were AZ WORT
-he-z was noise u he Gecnz.
-s-ches 10. sz< away and u Is pre-
u-neS -hzt the Fr>ochDeH crepx q
Few yz-d- nearer TO Listen They we're
discovered and Sret O. Both were
wounded and unable 20 move When
he French Captain learned OF u he
ordered three os the men 70 90 out
and bring them n The Germans were
evidently expecting this and when The
-s-s-ue-s had almost reached OeL-
oonrzde there was AnoiS- n-F-
from The German trenches folJwec
by shots and now n-e men ~ere lying
helpless on the ground either dead OF
vou,Sed- When 10 other rescuer>
wer~ sent from the French trenches
20 their aid the wounded men began
"a ezu 20 their comrades entTeatfnf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
AMERICA NEEDS .t.g0 300
MILES or GOOD ROADS
And the Government should Construct
Them. McCsmb, Says.

Them. Mctsmb> >sys-
New York. Oc-. 17--America needs
600 099 miles u good roads u bring
i 70 The maximum of er-eieucy In -his
respect. and thsy should - planned and
c0nstructed by the gOvsrrrnent. a. part
4 the Drepareiress plan. Wm. T. DC
Cornhz Chairman u TIE Sew Yors good
roads committee u TIE Southern Com
-nerclai c0ngress said in addressing the
congress iu convention here
Building ~ these ru4d- b. lzrt 70
the c0-5rdinsti0n q the national r.
fort. IN behalf q which congress has
authorize the expenditure u billions q
doIls-s Mr WcC0mh~ declared. and the
cirizeus we-e prepared 70 contribute 70
wzri the roads A. part q the meas
ures 4 nzt5O--al defense
George Di=hI - BufaIo. Chairman q
the good roads board q the Amerl1al
Aur0u0h1e ASSOCIATION. urged that TIE
principal highways connecting states -
f@ferallzed. l1terc1untry rasds - state
controlled. and iztercitF roads - ooUn-
ty controlled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17


Rx FORMER WARS ne s1rgso-
AID MS s-rs.cks- bszrs-- we're re
rzrded as rsut-zix U5css d1-T j
was 20 care fo- the T5-,ce1 Q,
both ccubztzr.s z-6 gus we're -sFe
trained o. ths dressing E-ztio-s @ lbs
pitais To5zy. ho-eTe-. Al s cAz-sec
for the German treats Re sErEe0a n
.horrh his s-A.ps, Esrs q sTo-1 2oc
h. tpu-ricrs. = tr-Egs-. al rsceo'
rz- satisfies slew that more tsas
ss.ses physicians have lost the1r Ewes
2, 20 tie present tine :, he grez-
Eu-o,ezn var Nos os Tie phys'cl2cs
hzre besr -kiriet !. zrt@oc- While
s..e-itnr TIE xozr5se who have been
t-zxrss into Re --s,ches from NC
Mans Land bT re S-rs.chs- eeArsss.
Who have rzry tines besa deliberate
" @-e-s .. ~ re Ger0zrs. u.1e
cz--yz-g CT this al 0. mercy.
oAuhuixnce CnItx Sancf-
In tbs tie us- o. -he eeat 17ou-
lz.cs u-l. are TIE s-Es-s-~ srt TIE
pe-c<r.zre o. deaths u th-s o-znce
o. TIE es-1ce is ths third highes-- he
f,sxr.-y xrd TIE artillery beng lie
e-zs and second Much o. The uort
is ao-s a. riyh; when the nen cre<r
ou- O. -So Nxr's Land between cns
.r~-cses a,S drag tie wounded a-on1
re r-oznt 50 ax not 70 draw FIRE fro1
.se G~r-znxe o IN many cases THIS
torture 20 n. suffering soldier. oEt
1 Tie orly sops be has OF beng RS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
SHEFFIELD. ALA. GETs
FIRST NITRATE PLANT
IN GOVERNMENT PROGRAM

washington. Oct 17--Shefte.d- Ala
a. a site for one u the nitrate plants
for which congress appropriated S-s'--
oGq 60. j. announced By the var de-
usrrrnent. Sheffield 5 town q $500
emulation IN the extreme northwest
corner Of the state.
The site is On the Tennessee r1VeT-
near Muscle shoals The plant j. 70
manufacture ammonia and nitric ael1-
Agreement has been reached between
the government and owners q land a.
10 the prsce TO ~ paid for the ste.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

them 10 keip tben back TO ne
crenchse- Al frx the captain declared
hat he could spare no more men eu;
tvo snlt5ers b<gd 20 be allowed 70
70 20 The uen and be finally consent
ed So sooner had they reached tceAr
comrades than they too we're fred or
by he Germans and OILY one escaped
and succeeded in getting back After
that rescue -s5 impossible and The
next morning al sir OF The soldiers
rould be seen lying dead only ieS
yr-ds fron their own trenches
Physicians Under Fire
Hundreds Of physicians have been
killed by the deliberate bombing OF
dressing stations The Red Crors
means nothing to ihe German o1Sce'
ssjd . surgeon. and he fires oa tse
Hzx as Quickly as he does On
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply?

po-tznt subject Il tells how to keep
the blood strong and free from lhe
many impurities to which Il Is con
stzntly subject
II gives the history oi = > - tac
worlds most srcce ssf-l blood re1neoy-
which has been sold for more ths1
ffty years b, druggists eveTs~hefe
This book viii be sent free 10 al
who write 10 Swift Spe~Ihc Co.
Dept A Atlanta, Ca
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
METROPOLITAN OPERA STIR
u DYING FROM HI NGER
N AUSTRIAN PRI>ON CANT

Se~ Tork. Oct l--Dinh Glly. SIC
-slzerfsn hzrffone ari fsr ra-I
tae Eetr1loitran Ope-a raEn1-H- l7 ,.eF
TOrE- Is starving -u ~ frternn-el'
camp at Raab. Austria sec-FiiH- O. a
lctter r-ceivei from Hs-i p E-se'e
B01cher 4 this ctr TIE -e-s-r SIS
dated Augusz = as-
New YORK fr5eafs s-s--ef 3 f1a1 -
day 70 - forEarieo % 'zhe slaser f.r
the purchase q food
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

StOnewaL. Okla oct r--SOthins -s
sn0Hr here relative o. rne trouble %
the Linn family turrher than b-lef tee
graphic announcement ~ the shooting
in Dallas. Mrs Linn j. q daughter of
W. Lloyd mayor q StoDeTaL who
has lived here for The Essr fifteen yezTs-
Mr. Linn was married eight years ago
and has lived 5r Texas since that tim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
BRITISH AIRNEN RAIN
DEATH MO REGIMENT
or GERMAN SOLDIERS

Isorton Dct I--F.ritist alI men in
tb-.r recent attack on the Belgian
town u ROulers- caused The destruction
of a German arsenal. ln which w4s
auarre7ed newly arEIv~i German reg
irnenf-
This irforrrsatl0u was contained IN
,ii-pa-ch from Amsterdam 70 The Cen
-ral News age1cy and was reported dF
a Trustworthy corr esponcenr on The
Durch frontier
Airme1 descended 20 d lg7F aititr1e
and used their machine guns freely
thereby Increasing the casualty roll
which -he co--@sTs9ndent sasd was e19f-
NOUS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

which brought ne o1t Il il al rlght- -
/ an nov wei and DO al ny houses-o-l--
bessdes working II ny gz-Icn- sever
Of ny neighbo-z have got vel y tax
ing lydia z Pizkhzra 5 Eegetable Con-
pount - M-s- VIOLA FrIcAL- NSEoo-
e. 0klz
cuch z---ir.C -T--p-cr-s - --s- -
E=ocation- bot iznhcz. hc-- - tz-k-
c-bez, crezd of i-lpe1cirg criL lily.
r1cnI5 Il the ears pe-Flt@i11 e n
kezrt spari-s before the eye. .--syo-
lzrities. c0nstipztion. Ta-1Gtie crfrctlte,
weakness and dizziness s5O1lc y hseoe1
b. r-.iddle-sge6 women Lydia Z PInk,
hans vegetsble COMPOUND has ezrrie1
lazy women safely thrO7gh the erisss-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
MEMBER GERMAN NAVY
REGISTERS N AMERICA

New Orleans. OCT 11.-Depertnent 4
Justice agents here arrested Harry II
Clifford. = years Old. native = Dant-
zig Germany. and arc holding him on
a charge Of falsely registering Elth
the United states shipping commission
~ here. PENDING further investigation
u his SUSPECTED activities- Clifford
ss5J he had been q memoer u the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
Big Cotton Market

TUESDAY marked the heaFlesi siFs'z'
,,o,-on receipts for a single czy TINS
saz=on. since the frost cotton i open
ing very rapidly and pjckers are drift
fng i, from sections where cotton =
not 70 good AL gins are running over
tine and the fleecy staple = beng Turn
ID cut in MadH al the rate Of apo1t
z5q bales per day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

table COmpoCD1
because cursng
Gazgc Of Life !
was n bed two
ye1-s I'D had tEo
operations. but al
the doc-crE so1 %
e-atoas did ne 10
good and ] EOzA
have been II ny
rzTe tidy hsd u
not beel fer Lydia
z Pnkhsu s ! g
e-zke CUTrn---
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

wz.a-ngtou. C,t 17--u-nder neE
war regulations. England hszs advised
this -overnuen- il has begun the task
u reducing wheat consumption for the
forthcoming winter 20 less than hzlt
-he normal consumption before the war
began
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

~rew II the German cruiser Gneisne2u-
,rbicb as sunk Of the coast of Chile
with several other German N-fslii's %
4 British feet IN 1915 The tn1tea
S,ztes authorities charged Clifford reg
ts-ereI with the shipping eornrn-ss-on
- an American citizen
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
Your ignorance may startle you.

Few people know Of the many
functions OF the blood supply, and
;ust Row important II IS that II be
treot Absolutely free from all impuri-
t,es- The health OF the entire body
depends upon the condition Of the
tlood You are invited TO write and
obtain = booklet that gives you some
invaluable information On t1is III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

Sg-z and Palestine p-ldlc=8 7El@s2i
~ me o1zliry and in large qlsntities
psalms cEivL - and lNzzl lt-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
CRISIS OF
W0MAN'S LIFE
Change Safely Passed by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Wszo-er. Okla--'-l never get tired
If -,-sisiry I.vciis Z. Pinkhzrn's Nege-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
Vote, and Personals.

Mr. Victor L Keeling i spending
The week with friends AZ Ravia TINS
week
y = Burney. cashier n the First Ma
-;gusl hank q WOOdvflie was q business
~ssi,o- the first q the week
Mr.. AMI Nrs- Rex Strickland returned
from = snort visit 70 the Dallas fair
Mrs. slollie smith and son. Harry. u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

Mis- Foy WhItehBrst spent . sDorl
tine in NsdiM yesterday on her return
from Sherman Texas. where she "
ezue-5 ~ attend the funeral q Ms =
German. Mss Whltehurst's home = 81
Arlur1Te-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

Mr.. z ? Collins and daughter MIS-
gut,v- II Dayton. Texas are IN Aaai-i
listing their daughter and sister MI
J I. Martin. and family
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

,lrs llolie smith and on. HarTy- 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

r-.iri4 Grove. No are here for seF-
80 xa@Es. ris., 10 Mr. y " Miner
and family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

. 4arar0ugh returuef yesterday
f-o-, short visit - Dallas and other
Tl-xas points
ID 7. Wooten u Kingston z-as AMOS
srA a.sdfu visitors yes-erflaF-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
Enslaad Eats Lrss Bread

~ the Princess To-Day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17
Rescuing and Attending the Wounded Underline Is
No Easy Task, Yet This Is Being Done Daily BY
Members of the Field AmbulanceCorps and
Physicians WhoAreServing theFront

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-17

E r. Shette. manager for the GLENN
I..s-ng--- Co q This city. lefr yesterday
afternoon for Dallas on 6usiress am
i-cfsen-allr % ==e THE state faH-