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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-02

Normau Democrat.Topic: The old
Woman says she is willing to mako
soup from the potato peelings and re-
boil the coffee grounds but she'll be
dadblamed II she'll stay away from the
picture show TN the Old Man cuts out
his Star Navy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-02

FIT. Smith (Arkl Southwest American:
The new German chancellor regards
the entrance OF the United States into
the war as unimportant Evidently the
censor is deprlving junkerdom of the
news.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-02

The average American soldier who
will go to the front, experience shows,
will weigh 1856 pounds; will measure
3 feet 1852 inches in height and will have
a chest expansion Of 3 inches
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-02

1t is estimated that there are 100000
BARRIERS in the United States, and that
they use 179,OOOOOO eggs in shampoos
annually.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-02

Florida Times.Union; Emma Goldman
and Alexander Berkman should be sup
ported by the United States for the rest
OF their natural lives.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
adt eeiteu.
WlithuOd, ben %. guanit 1917.
9[ars mit Wlnhl

Sn gun6eS. Scnot nadt iid, pie aus gSolbngton
beridtet miro cine eiti9ieoene Stinmung geltenO tir
cine 606ere Beererug Der StregSprofite rn0 Der boz
hen einfommen Senator S5olnion pon Californian er
flarte am D}ontog .oaB peln Die Sugeno Ocs Sonoes
br glut i6re aeinOeu Snoden uno ibre Wdlsfelfralt
ir Oen areg opiere Die &eiden uno oieengen ole Die
lo6en ariegsproite cnitedeu, menigens ge5pingen
ncroen miBten Die nGtbigen 6innn5en iir ole &riegs
abrna 5li lieern~ Die g8orte aiien iic boren Aber
gaes nit NoB 0ie @ans, irelde ole goloenen eer
cat bari nidt get0Stet meroen 0ie Sntatiue 0cr lh
icrnebnnngSqet bari nd)t ourd 81 torte 9elteuerung
oes aopitals unte rorGdt meroeF Serr Otto $. &abn
pon oer Aep-g PORTER 9cnfrmo Stu6n, SOeb 4 60 o9te
6e5ialid oeies &uuftes: 0as wdtigte it, Dab teine
Az qroBen 9nfor6eunoen an has &opital getelt mer-
ben, med)es inn groBcn G5on5eu aus Dem @ultonmen
1cruorqe6t Ceies aoptol 1T es 0os fiir Die nornale
get6Ggng oes wirtblboitliden Sebcns unO Den Sort.
E6ritt in Der nourie criorOerli6 W miro oeier SonoS
plobd ino 81 arf reou8rt ic oiiren ole 6olgen tiir
SanoeI uno nouirie GuBerit iddogeno iein." IS mag
naeroings mogd en, Die in Ger Senatsbia angeieBte
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nod 6obel 5u idrauben obne lhd-
1igcu0e g9irtung aui oas @rtbdatsleben ocs Sonoes
beruor5ruien; aber es III duer ole @ren3e gelal 81
britinmen glm id)eren miIroe man ieoeniolls geben
men man cS uorGuiig bel elmer gemdBigten Jatc be-
Iaiie uno I'M nGditen Sabre 81 elmer meiteren @rboHne
dritte aas es lid 5eigt, Dab oas @roBfaptol einen
meitercn aOerloB uerlrogen fam obne ooourt ge'
iduddt 81 iperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22

fcS @ebeu im0 9lc6meu in Stmoen
ocS @liideS.
90 ioQ Is QlA icinl Sool66citcn
Iino fctS W}itlcio erregenO, oft ioaor
bcrd6tlid, imo oo5u oe66rt icoe
6cig6eit, ieoes dngitlibe Serllmorii-
den Inn @cia6rcn mo llno1n96m-
lidjfeiten ipie iie au6 0em &inOe
ui6t eripart 6leibcn. 9c6ret idon
sic alciniteu. elmer Sa6c itetS oiien
mo felt in sic 9lugcu 5l ie6en, Gin-
qe. Die genlaAt mer0cn miiiieu, lie-
Der 6eltc ais morgcn 5u crleOigen,
Damn cr5icbt i6r lie N tapicrcn, mt.
tbigcn @eniAen oic ii6eraa i6rcu
Mann iteQen i'm @leinen mO I'M
@roBcu. llno 3mor gcidie6t Oies
om mirfiamiten, o6ne DAB man pielc
g9orte moc6t, am 6citen ourG @uer
eigcnes 9ciipicI. g9ic S6r iel6it
@ub ocn Giugcn gegenii6crIteIlt,
Gngitlic6 lmO iciqe oOcr 5uOcriibtlid
rmo mutbig, oaronf fommts an.
@inc N}uttcr. sic Dor Scr groBten
9}iGtiQfeit sic 6liiQcl bGngen IdBt.
mirS fcinc mlt6qen S06ne er5ie6en
Sin @otcr, Scr ale GinQe on ii1
6eranfommcn IdBt uno iit6 Inn icOc
frii6e Son0lRg 6erum0riidt. ebcn-
iowenia Sin iAcueS, 9c0riidtes
g9eicu loacrt ii6er ioIAcr 6anilic,
man iiebt 0oS 9e6cn tets Onrc6 einen
S6Ieier pon Gorii6tigfeiten an mo
traut iid ni6t ms bcGc. ircblihe
Souenlid6t Scr 9Girfli6fcit. Gin
&ino ans iolhcm 6mlie remit, menn
cs mr elm Sim0bcn bcQcu bort; es
troilt lid nitt, olrA einen ointlcn
&olm aGein 81 ge6en cS mddit Der.
an o6ue iitb ieiner &rdite bcmuBt 81
ucr0cn.
Gam fommt 0oS crnIie 9cben
5errt eS in icineu Emrnel, mirit ibm
SinOcrniiic, llher6ttIidfeiten cntgc.
gen. iorOcrt sen 0olcn Giniab ieineS
Sd lmO i6lenoert i6m Oie 3olgcn
ieincr Goriir6tibleicr Dor 0ie SiiBe.
"a Ieioct man6cr Sbifibrud fir
INNER, pcnu er aus 6em oner5ogc-
men 9ollait Elm SauS iiir feline SceIe
baltte, OaS i6m audl in iolbcm 9(u-
gen6lide 3uilubt Oemd6rt 10 OoB
Oic SGmmerlidfeit ieiues Sdeinlc-
6cns INNER idlimwer mCroen muB.
@ottlob lit o6er in mandem Ser5en
oer &eim geilnOen Menident6inns
nidt rmBubrin9en trot feblcr6oiter
Gr5ie6ung lmO Gcr5GrteIlmg. Sn
man6en &inoern man6er SugenO
ibhlmmcrt cr, folm geo6nt, ser
ShnOe Ser @rmedimg clitgegen lm0
itonucnO iic6t man sic 9Iiit6e iib
cntiolten iobolO OaS 2eben nit ieiucr
Itreneen 6orOernng an Oie Shorten
ieincs ScelcngortcnS flopit uno ruft:
9u ioQit on muBi; 3eige, mas 6u
fannitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
Gr5icGt nnt6igc SmgcnS.

9Sic oie f5rperIihc Gcr51rtcIme,
10 lit audi Ole iccliitbc 81 OermciOen.
sic lit OeS @inOcs grobter IcinO mo
ic5wcr }i iiberpinocu iobnlo Tie cin-
nal @eiib croriiicn bot. 6rii1e
6r66Iidfcit 0c6cn nct5 nit eincm
iihGrpn 9lnitreicn NIT aeiunoem
Sclbii0efi6l 0an0 in Nar0 mo bic
6olge Oaoon lit: Gin poaes Ginieten
Scr Gcrionlihteit in 6rcu0 lno qcio,
oIio 1npfcrfeit uno 9Riltb bel geia6r
unO glnariii gan5e Singabe, Elm itor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22

and 0eIiod BEL Sen @ihpen scr @etcroncu 0cs inertia.
nidJcn arieges 5utrciin Ole Grceun0 Oes %cniions-
SDitenls olird ben porgcidaecncn olgenIcne &crbe.
runosplan imter gufdlt imo 0lihprfung Der &cgie.
rlng uir0e iolden merireuliban @riheumgen ui0
Spefuationen au Die Gt6er5igteit Hno Son9mut6 oc3
Gongreiies Elm Gnoe modcn uno 5ugled audi nit &C.
uiiien flenfaGbrigen %olitifern erinOlib onrGlnen
ole ibr Amt boptiddlid ibrer Sdbgfe per0anfcn ar
bre g9d6ler Observation-Disclosures ordOriiden 81
f6nnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
EnneafGnr.

gIm 20. gIugui Noia SrUuu, ytr. 1915, Sis
@raii SraBe, 46 Sabre Qii
glm 20 gmauii Wi1cr NJ. SOan, ,Gmrn
Soite ano Sniirmorb", 80 Sabre alt
glnI 49, gluGuii Nenrg g. Sarle, Nr. OIL,
gSeiia6rnnilin. Sira6e. 40 Sabre nli
Nnl 10. gnqnii Margasct q. Sent,/gtr. 916,
e., Raul SiraGe, "A Sabre alt.
glm 10. guguli Subn 3. Suchcr, ytr. 4, r.
WILTON glOenc, 20 Sabre uf
glm 10. snanit @ifcHtg aiaeienip, %ier g.,
Noclii @ont, % Sabre 0li
PIN rs. Nu0uii SoBu Sdlert, Gr 2O25,
Nooib. SirdBe, 43 Sabre Qt
glm 20. @n9n SOp6ia 6. y.nnit, III 90t,
Sucaiel, SraBe, 73 Sabre ali.
PIN Is. ghali NcleM 9ieiubcIo, yir. 13i,
Noros3ioie SiraSe. 40 Sabre alt
slm 10. gluquit Snfa Sill, Ssrneitifbes
@rciienbeim, 10 Sabre ult
sln Is. guGuit S0Bn ei6ert yr. 2025,
Nooib SiraBe 43 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22

SRI SSeanette &anfm bic ein3ige 6ra i'm amcrfn-
nben Neprdientanenbarie, 5n mjcoer einmol beuie.
len Dab e Ser5 luo SOpi arf Dem reden Sled 6at n-
Dem e ollie @emaltamteiten in 9lrbeterurrcn geib-
Die BON meld)er Seite fommeno aus bGriite perlir-
ttete SRI &anfin mar auigeior0ert in Butte Niont,
eine &eoe 5n 6alten no na6m oiee @eIegenbeit wa5r
6ireft i'm Stlrmmtelplitt oe3 gioroweitens Die 6rage
al ser Sdul0 ser onordtiidr 3uitdn0e BORT irc inO
oiien 81 er0rtern nit enem Wilt6 Scr ie0cn Ber5-
folititer donrot6 iber d ielbi modem oate 9lui Die
@eobr BIN es nit beOen Seten 8u perOcrben ging lie
ebeno ldarf ms @cridt nit Dem gcpiiienlocn 9hsbel
triDem oeS @roBfoptals pie rlit Dem 81 @cuat5atcn
aitire5en0en SDtem Der oSn0ultriol gOrferS Oelien
Gn0ergebniB icblieBlid oodJ nr IN elmer S6d0igug
Ger Sd)madeen ino g8ebrloien beiteben fonn pd6re0
cs 0cnI NroBfapital cine milfommcne San0Gabe biect
cnen SEoupi gegen Die 9lrbecrorgdniin intionen i'm Aa
6,nleincn 0en Sdein elmer redtilGBigcn @rl0aQe 5u
Geben Gle 9(lSi6rmgcn Der mutbigcn $arlamelto.
ricrn miro c0cr blg Oenfen0, 8irgcr eoer Der nd)t
nod Der etnen ooer Der an0eren Aid)tmg BIN S0n0er-
htcreen uertritt gSort iir gSort ntcrihreiOen; lie
no beeelt BON pobrer Sateronosliebe uon boder 0'e
rcdtgfeitsiebe llb Don Dem 9epuBticn OoB beioe
&orteien in0cm iie robe @eipalt ais &onpinittc be-
nlben d ais Ionoesien0lidje Glemente crpeen oeren
nerOriidung cine gebieterd)e Jot6men0qeit it, N'e.
ro0e in Niontano BAT 0ns @roBfoptal in unoeranport.
Gber @ciic 9epir6idoitrt iii id ic6it ole Oenf6ar
b0diten @Guue 6eraisi1lagenO, oobe abcr ole So9nc
oui elmer 10 neOrigen She balienO, OnB ie oen &res
trcibereen iir ale 2ebeusbeoirine nidt nnndbern0
nebr genigen. 0n5 o6er bil0cf nod longe fcile Gnt
buIoigung iir Die Nusidreitlmgen, Die ~ i'm }ecJen
Ger ,,Snouitrial Norfers" begangen 0dS gon5e Sdno
hit gbidcu eriiilcn Sdperc 9mtiduO rubt oui 6ci.
rcn Seiten; eS 1T bo6e 3eit ocB Oie Eegermg ebit
Ole Sade in Die &an0 nimmt n0 0urd riidiidjt5oies
Gorge6en gegen Die Sd)uloeen, bod un0 gering 0en
inneren 5reoen mieOer 6erlcat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
GornIine l3nnIine GieoIe

line Scale, geo &ii, oelebie Satin oes oers
iiorbenen Sobn d. SieNe. i'm gllier bon 90
SobrcrJ IN ibrer ysobniina Nr. 1853 Nuro.
Samilie iinb eineelaoen scr Nceroang am
Whthuom, % guiauit a llbr yacbulitiogs bon
obacr gloreile aus, be6unobnen NeleRlng
nnl Dem nWallimores SrIeoboi." lgInN22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
Nlnrn 6. Mnnf.

IS Iiarb ON 90 guonit 1917, slbenos 7.15,
Wiarg 6. 0upt Qelebte Satin ocs neritorbe'
nen qouiS Nopi i'm ellier bon so Sabren, Sie
9eeroigln0 iiHoet nm Sunneritag, llbr gioaD
miiaoS. bon Der ySobnune ibres Snieln 6rm
gSalier s. Sialings, ylr. 1903, Nrro'Nori.
Strabe aus iiaii 9eiebnna nni Sd)mar5'S
5ricoboi (gM922 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
gSermiIdte glmaeIaen.
&nfnro.

&nfnro.
Separtemcnt gebraudjtcr automobile,
2-25 @adaro 4 %anaairrc 9ianabuut.
3-3S &Nddrn eaiinnierc @bnctOn.
18-4S 0udor0 9niinnicrc Suuriug Gar.
1914 0BGlmerS Winiter cir @nnaaicre
Iuurnn Gar
1914 NaNucs @niiaaiere Spuring Gar.
1916 SucrlaHo Z 8Gnaaicrc Snnrina Gar.
1914 Miitdcll Ganaacrc Souriua Gar.
1917 Stuoc1o.er EGnaaiCrc Soirlua Gar.
1916 StHbcbnler . 8annaicrc Nuuabuut.
1917 0nlc 6Alnocr 1 4ninGicrc Juna00ut.
1916 glu6urn > 9aiaacre SaHrng 6nr
1916 SOro 2 @anagiere 3muab0nt, celiridleo
9idit uno Stnrtcr.
glue obenaenaunien Nut0m0bile luo fir bic
WhlicicunQ bereit.
@6eno elne 9ln8a6I bon eebraubien 2aits
glntos.
EadnrS NOtor Gar So. Of baltimore.
Graries.str. una 0H. ylOHal.VDe.
(guQ2O- -2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22

ggab.oopn-ibe@ @o0s nno @6optanf. .SluB.@r.
hriiou. 15O Wielen; Sal5wner; oen gan'
aen Taa; Der ridDiiee Qebensretler fir climber;
Sampler ngnuna @ileS". Dienaas uno 99ns
neritaqs tlbr Wiorgens 5urlid II uDr
WbenoS Eiueie 60c. (Sulib-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
qr1d,tfoe GaiiafraS. uuo gaOrtpn.IlnI- una
nirlinrlnn. rIlLriiulIrm

Seoen 9onneriiae un 8 llbr Wioraens. AZ.
rId $50 Nbenos uno SanDld9s nm l lllt
gnnmiitags; surid 10.45 Abenos. 9amplcr
.WnuQpolis" SdIi bel bem biiorii6en @eorge'
foipn nno s5reoerdiopt ni1. Steles III elne
Der beIiebieen Iouren aus oer Siaoi. Sib
leie 00c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
Sn rdItiacr GinFdt, Oaf Oieicr flrdtGarc @cltfres


ciuen groBen ltmibmung in cen mirtbi1aitlideu lno
o5ialpolitdcn &erb6tniiien brngen miro, belt 5ena
Tor gSorren SarOne ni einem Ycnc Der 9epubliianer
BON Ohio cine lGneere 9ieOe, in melder er H. 9l aate
0ie &riegsnot6penoie efeiten bubeu ole &egicrmgn in
europa ge5plingen, gum tbelmcen Staotso5ioIismlS
bre 3uihidjt 81 nebmeu. lln0 cas- Nabrmgsgeie6, mel
cJcS Der GongreB llno Die &egicrlmg merer Jcpublt
einii6rtel 1T Der erite groBe Sell Der IN ocn Stanm
ser olt6ergebra6ten &egerungSiorm unerer Batter Sc
trieben mur0e 8uI0 wir0 ser Steil INNER ncbr enge
tric6en rn0 Damn miro Der StuatSo5olisnnts eoblir
meroe. g9iro Die eegenuGrtige politiid)e Str0Tung
onbaIten oann miro balo Der groBe &omp 5nidcu ocn
Gonierpatiuen lino So5iaten beginner, iuO Damn miro
Is d entideioen Oh Ger So5ialisms o0er Der Gonier
patisnus in unerer 9epu6lif 6erriden iou~ Senator
oorong uerItebt Die }eibcn Der 3eit unO bat redt
iucnn er iaet, 0aB Ourd oeien &rieg oos gciannRte
iuirtbifaitlide lnO o5ialpolit5e SDtem ms Sdwan
fen gefontmen it, Die am Srrg bet6eiligen Hegierln
Gen murocn ge5piugen, @inridungcn 81 trcfien, Die
orong ais StaotSio5iolisutS bc5eidnet Die aber
beiier &riegsio5alisuuiS nenneu fam. Cie 9egierm
Gen iaben d oler0ings Ourd ben Srieb Der Sclblter
boltllna gc5pmgen balbo5oliitiihe GrperimcnIc 5u
MAIDEN Giou muBte oic %roouttonslpciic, oen Ser
ie6r unO Gonium itaotli6 regcln nm ans Dem &rlege
eareid 5eruor3ugebeL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22

Bic Grflarnrg @aiGnotOuS, Oo6 Der 9rGfOcut bic
6rcocnSnotc oeS @optes aleil pom Stan6mmItc Der
Scr Stuoten uno i'm Snterciie ser Gcr Stdeen bcat
portcn pcroe oehet an Dob feline ocbcnc &lliu5 5mi
idcn oicen 2anoc ino Den Sdnocrn Der gntcte becbt
0ic Nmcrifauiidc 6rancuitimmredtS 2iso for.
oert fiir 5raicn in @'GnncrtcQngen aud oicle6e Ye
Bo6Ing. 2ogf einuanoireil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
Der YralSrnt ser DON emufcrg Vrofccluc

Der %rGIOcnt Der 9tOu SmUterS Protective GcaGMc
ci 9mcrica bat eincn oiieuen 9rei an Opu rdoent.n
gSHon gerd)tet in meld)cm oerlaugt 0aB oen SoI.
oocn fem Gobaf in reeno meder 6orm gsIicirrt wer'
zen io lno er beiiruortct ierner oob oas 5m Sobat
bou uerpenocte 2anO 5ur @r5eglng Don Sebenanutten
rerpenoet meroen oate 9llio micoer Elm ghidog &C.
Gen cine blibenoc SnOurc OeS 2anocs unO gcgen Ole
terionliden @eipo6n6eten oes @in5clnc. Sem SoIs
oaen ober im S9ibengroben 0ie Cigarette oocr FeiIe
ooer oen 9ailtobof 81 ent5e6en III lnoentbar. NuS
alien riegii6ren6en 9dlloern faben ur IN ON letten
ore So6rcn wic0erbolt pernomen, ucldc ySoDb1t Der
Sa6af lin oie 9eute I'M Siibegrabep it, wic ie e5
iidtg oui Ggarrei-, Giearcttcn lmO Sabafs.Scnolu
gcn BON 81 Souc morten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
0ic Gmpfc6lnmo OcS 9lOmiraIS Gins, Ocn gan OOn

Die Gmpfc6lmug SeS SlOmiralS Sims, Den g3an uOn
3eritoreru 81 6eidauaen unO 81 pcrmcbreit miro aus.
stiii6rt Plus gSoi6mgton miro gemcIoet 9arncetre
lar 0anels babe cine 9Onieren5 mil SGabaucrn mo
Observation-Disclosures eebabt, in ueldcr Der Ean error.
tert worOcn ie Die SereIung BON 3eritorcrn in ocn
ndfiten ad5ebn Nionoten 81 rcrOoppelu oocr 8u pcr
creiaden AOnIiral Sims lit GalO nod leiner Snfnit
IN Gnalnn0 81 DER @indt getomnen, Dab Der 3crorer
oie pirIomite g9ae gegen oo5 Soudboot lit uno Die
flencn ogeuonnten Submarine Gboiers eegen Die
nulcn Gulld)boote nit lueittrogenOen @eidBen wenig
ooer gar nd)ts ausrd)ten f0uneu. Dos 0aupt9inoeri
lib ir oen 9mt elmer eroBen 9lnja6 Don 3er6rern
betet MIR Ger G}angd an 6atritcn iiir ocn Sou Don
Sdiismaidnen bod miro man oicieD Nlnnge jcoen.
iolls nit DER betaunten ameriIcn1en Sdneligte oD'
iuitclen imianOe ieiu beonocrs wcn Die 9icgicrung
Sic not6gcn 6onoS 5lr GeriigunG iteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
Die prad1Dune YDrt 9epoRt- nMb StttertOa.
GrlurlUu

GjeUirQS Gcenerie mn0 ole 9roBcn BrldeH
Nbi3 ee6l iiber ben SilSqneDanna3lnB Ser
popnlare Sampler nSusauebanna" Whtimoh8
/ ilbr y&abniiiags; onrild nm II ll1r ADenoS
GonniaQs, 10 ll0r YOrmiiiags; 6nrud mn
llDr gl6enoS 9ileie 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
SulncIter-9o. ..SSureH,
y a ( IA ~ e& - -
Qlnnapulis uuD @eit NiOer.
Deu QaHSen Sag aui benz Sal5iualIer.
Nomilfcus s(Srfuritnu

Eer pDpnlnre InnlpIer vUntHu WlItS".
WOnides, Wtittpodbs uno Srelia9S 3 uQt
@onnlaaS un $50 WiorgeIls uno SanIlta9o
80 ytammilags Sine lebr ouS9emd9lte
Iour Diel @lab uno cute WlaDl6eien Bll'
leie 50c., nulS9enommen Sonnlags, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
Colbert 0nll (Spncoc,

Bon ben ,,NBr,hliden Nriiocrn" qeleicf.
0urie 6Bolih. gSiieul6alen. Silnfie rno
Geidldi 5emelier 0eaiHm Eicntoa, 10. Seps
temDer (ghig22 1WiD
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
g'',USTtY SENT TO DEATH
spanish TrtbDnsls, After SSls Esssu-
ton, Con,ede That Fsrrer Wa. Not
Guilty Of Extreme Cfenae.

FIJsDish repiiitlicans, socialists, an
arrfis'. md radicals Gf all degrees
celebrate January 10 AN the birthday
of francisco Ferrer, who, convicted
of having incitcd revolutionary riots
M barcelona, was executed In 1853.
Fsrrer war In many ways remark
able mana fanatic Of unbeIief, who
accepted death az bravely az any mar
tyr Of the faith. That he was IN
justly convicted and executed has
since been decided by Spalns tribunal,
which generally considered the case
months after the death Of the victim,
and as gravely handed down a de-
cision that Ferrer was innocent of
the charges made against him.
Ferrer was born in a village near
Barcelona on January 10, 1859. Early
In life he became q shop boy, and then
ticket inspector on a Spanish rail-
way. Although he had few education
al advantages, he was naturally q
student, and spent all his spare time
reading and studying scientific and
philosophical works. He early be-
came an opponent of the church and
a republican, and his intellectual abil.
ity won for him place among the
leaders Of the Spanish anti-clericals
and anti-mOnarchists.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
.I"kZIhG IS VOGUE Or GULF
Wary Ersyi,Sns Ss~ rfsy Game In
known u Them Twenty-Five
Yesss Age.

Twenty-Five gears ago 'te.-e vas .S
much golf played ia the United states
ss there In baseball played ia the cers-
trail villages Of the FIJI island>. Which
II to rag. practically none whatsoever,
writes Grantland Rice In the New York
Tribune
Yet facing 1917 there are 1900 golf
courses, covering more than $4,000
acres. inhabited by something ike apO.-
900 players Of both sexes, froln twelve
10 eighty years Of age In the broad
span OF sport no one can recall such
development as this In SO short
time.
The change from 1890 TO 1917 Is al.
most beyond belief. No one knows
earlier conditions better than Jack
Clark, the well-known professional at
the Madison Country club. Madison,
Conn.
I'll never forget" he says, when I
brought my clubs from Scotland
through the custom house in Boston
back in May, 1890. The custom house
officer first thought they were a pc
culiar brand of walking stick. He in.
sisted they could be nothing else, and
my Scotch brogue was too much to
make him understand. My brother
Bob and laid out six-hole course at
West Medford, Mass, and when we
started playing the entire community
laughed at us. The kids In the next
field were playing baseball. and they
thought we were crazy. But few of
tlrem consented to try it out, and i'm
mediately took up the game when they
found 1t SO much harder than 1t looked.
1.-THE trouble in the early days." con-
tinued Clark, "was leaning golf balls
and clubs. When we lost what few balls
we had, we had to send back to Scot
land for more, and wait six weeks, as
we couldn't buy any over here. I'll
never forget when walked into a big
sporting goods store in Boston In 1911.
l told the salesman I wanted a golf
club. I know what you want he said,
and soon returned with shiny stick.
You call it golf over there he told
me, but we call 1t shiny over here.
And 1t was all could do to make him
understand the two games were not the
same"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
HEAVY COINAGE DURING YEAR
MINIS and Assay Offices Have Been
Busy Dealing With the Amount Of
Gold Acquired.

, The value Of gold acquired by the
government at the minis and assay
offices during the fiscal year 1915
amounted to sos, Os3, 262.9 90, according
to officials of the treasury department.
This was large increase over the
preceding year, and was due, it Is
said, principally to the heavy impor-
tations Of foreign bullion and coin.
Gold deposited by the Cuban gov
eminent to be made into Cuban coin
was valued at $1,323, 2919S; United
States gold coin received for recOin-
age was valued at $1,959, 695.71.
Silver purchased during the fiscal
year 1916 totaled 6.545, 1916 fine
ounces, costing $3,34S, 842. 40, at an av-
GRACE price Of 81 cents per fine ounce.
According to the statistics, the
United States coinage for the same
period amounted to $37, 2O9. O82.82, Of
which $31,O77, 400 was gold; $685.
$3.50 was silver; $1,79O, 48S.15 was
nickel, and $1,012, 3O3.17 was bronze.
The estimated stock of domestic coin
In this country at the end of the fiscal
year was $2,4O3, .O53, Of which ST.
046,O5O, $50 was gold; 1858, 27O,515 was
silver dollars, and $1Ss, $3.50, 800, 2S8 was
subsidiary silver coin.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
IN SPREAD OF CIVILIZATION
Deposition Of Theebaw, Monarch Of
Upper Burma, Paved Way for
country's Peace and Prosperity.

The recept death of Theebaw, ono
an Indian king, recalls memories Of
the horrors Of his rule and the over.
throw Of his dynasty, and the British
annexation Of Upper Burma 81 years
ago, the London Times states. He
was one of the junior members of a
large family of sons and daughters Of
King Mindoon, who ruled Ava des-
politically, but on the whole prosper
Ously, for 20 years. After undergo
Ing the usual novitiate in Buddhist
monastery, he became with three of
his brothers, pupil Of the late DR..
J. e. Marks. who built a school and
church at Mandalay almost entirely
at the cost of the king. Doctor Marks
often testified to the engaging and
kindly qualities and bookish tastes of
the youth, who soon afterward, under
the influence of woman, allowed ter
rible atrocities to be committed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
One Thino Not Gone Up.

1t was in the market place of q
northern town in England. The itin-
Grant auctioneer was turning his at
tention to varied assortment of
blOuses which his assistant placed in
front Of him. "And now, ladies'" he
said, 1--WE come to blouses; but before
/ ask you to bid for one, let me re-
mind you that blouses have gone up.
Indeed, ! would ask what has not gone
up? If any lady can tell me anything
that has not gone up, she shall have
one Of these beautiful garments as a
free gift" There was a moments
pause, and then came a voice from the
back of the CROWD. "What about divi a.
tn store? 1t hain't gone up as far as
I knows on" She received the blouse.
The regrettable stagpation of the divi.
dend at the local scoop" was too well
known to admit of question, even by an
ttinerant auctioneer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
New Job for Derelicts.

One hundred derellcts In the Friend
y inn in Baltimore have undergone
blood tests at the Union Protestant hos
>ital, a branch Of Johns Hopkins, for
:ransfusion cases. OF this number rs
aave submitted to TRANSMISSION opera
lions and have received $25 for their
sacrifice Of blood to wealthy patients
who lack red corpuscles. The remain
der are paid 81 for keeping themselves
in good condition until they are need
ed.
In order that no mistake may be
made the family history Of each dere-
let Is studied carefully. His life also
IS made a subject of investigation so
that none but the possessOrs Of good
blood may accomplish q sale. The
blood Of these men from Friendly INN
now courses through some OF the
most prominent men and women in the
United States.