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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-30

4 IVY
bermeioli6.
Die @lpden sieben in ben &rieg.
giroler Sfi55e BON Sermann
@rein5.
Dos BurgeIe pom Gofnerbanerf
Iauft i'm .belen Sonnenidein iibe1
Sen Dorfplak. Die Sdultaidl
fdlenfert auf leinem @iiden, oaB oil
Shiefertafel, Die @riffeI nno bie
Sibel oarin gu raufen beginner. OaS
8urgele lit aatta aufgerest, bot fnaa
rote Baden nno ruff: v8lab'n
fommt's nit, oie @lod'u tbuan'S
aber!"
gal6 itebt audi oas guberle nit
ten unter Der n%eugierigen Wenge
Die Dor ser Stride Dem @bieilen DC,
@lode aus benz Trrm 5iliiebt. 8ol
Wofen lbon mar Der miir0ige SEER
Yfarrer ierbit binalfgeitiegen, trna
ELM 3oamaB Bel fib unb nabm pein'
li9 uno geuiiienbaft Der @lofe baS
WeaB.
Sob wolIte es ibeinen, Ser @lofe
tperoe elm &Ieio geI6neibert, 10 ge-
nar ging es babel Der, rnb fein iau.
berild matte ii6 Ser Yfarrer Scott.
gem in leinem 9rebier. 9ie @lofe
idtpanfte babel faum merflid an
ibrem braunen @eb1lf. sic mar
oroentIi9 eitel ~getporoen iiber oas
MoB bon Jiirioree, Dos man ibrem
ebernen 2eib entgegenbradte. aber
mad 8ofen fam Der 8eifei6 Der
8e5irfsbeboroe nnb brafte ben Muf-
id)IuB bes rdtieIbaften Beginners.
EDie @ofe uuroe tauglih befunoerI
Ser oberite ariegsberr bate pl0blif
Sntereiie geilommen an Der alter
@lofe i'm Dorf uno REF lie gu ben
@affen.
soqitiee iie Iangiam un0 rpiiroia
aus ibrem luftigen 4ammerlein 5rr
groe nieoer, nn6 als iie brett uni
1tattli9 auf Dem griifentpagen rub
te, fdmiidte man iiet gum Mbidief
nit 9annenreiiig, @lumen unb bun.
ten GGbnIein @ernoeio, als mare
lie cir blutinnger Hefrut, ben Die
Mu{terungsfommiiiion tau9lid be.
funoen bat.
Nein 10 jung mar Die Glofe nifi
mebr. Sic trua unter Dem Relief'
biIo oes @efren5isteu in einem
Spruhbano Ole @prte: u91lrbs Sen.
er BIN if f%[oiiefl Beter Sheiole ba1
mid goifen. 1916" Jalt moltt
iid Die @Iode lhamen, als ibr Ml-
ter, bas mol faum iemanb getpnbt
gang pIotlih alien funogeadt muir
be. 3ipeibunoert Sabre lang bette
iie fdon ibre Stimme iiber Die reifen'
Sen Jeloer geienoet, lino Die @elei
ibres alanees fiinoeten @eburf,
Sodseit nno COB, iie erbob bong ID.
re Stimme, tpenn Die @epitter I'M
6eilorobeno fiber ben annim bes
@ebirses itiegen, iino brad oif
8Iise. ngg8 .sa
Da ioGte nun Die @fofe binaiy+
sieben aug Dem Sal init ben pieler
anoerep aud, aertnii 10 tpie es BOZ
nidt aIIau langer 3eit bic gater uni
Gobne taten folte Die itrengen Som
mnnootporte boren nno iiber 8atd
mo Oampf Der Sbla4t gang ibrei
frieoIiben Stinpme pergeiieu. Sol
benz Geuer tpie6eraegeben fperoeH
unb aus Der fliiiiigen 2obey in OH
iie iid5 panoeIt, siidt in eleiBenoer
Sunfeu lpriibeno unb tiifiid Dos
Sort: Grteei
Ser aries mahte aud Dor oel
altebrpiiroioen @Iofe ni6t Salt
Mod)te Der 4farrer trauern unb an
aber1o itia Die &anoe iiber benz ab
| gentlemen 8repier falten, inoem I'M
mer pieoer bas Sbifial ser @lod
i'm beim geten forte, mod)te oe
MeBner finoen, baB Die 5pei fleine
rem @loden, Die 5lriifblieben, einel
reht drmlid)en &larg gaben, als c
lie beute bas eritemoI allein gun
abenogebet l6lttete, Die 3eit lit Ell
fern unb ifreitet adtlos iiber Blu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-30

uno ein ieoes Ser itottliben &inoer
traat am leoernen @ltrt cine @lode.
Die flingen ourh Die fiible, fiible
M~oraenluit, Sic Come lteigt itrab=
LEND aus Dem &alo. @ottes 8eIt
lit idonl
Die @Ioden 5ieben in BEN &rieg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-30
Berlin int &ries.

."
| Sic aute 2al1ne baben oie Sprec=
atberer no6 nidt %perloren.
Weit Ser Repolution IN Berlin tits
giiig, nit Ser Slngersnot in Ser
lin oeseleiden-oie Serridaften BON
Ser Maiierten 2iige baben li6 peran-
laBt geIeben oas offi5iea 11no llnllm=
mll16en 5u5ugeber. @as tie ieood)
! niht binoern miro Die onen &amel=
len gelegentlid mieoer a1f5upar-
men.
2eioer bat Onfel Sam es nod
niht 5utpege gebradt, bob Die I'm
terbre6ung Ser Yoitperbinoung nit
Berlin in &irffpaa beGpben miro,
mir iino nab nie Dor bon oriibctl
poaig a%bgeidnittelL Iomett Der brief-
lide Serfebr mirage fommt. Ofan
mub ihon 5l1geben, ooB oie 8oltblof=
faoe leitens Ser g%ngldnoer geraoe5n
cine bermletiide tit. S6abe, mon
wiiroe bod aus Ben 9riefen entneb=
men fonnett, mie briiben 6ie Stint
muna i'm 2oltbe lit; aber mas osn
griefen 511 entnebmen lit, oas emit
nimmt ibnen ihon Ser brifii6e 3en=
for, namentlih mas irgenopie BON
@ert lit.
@~elegertlib fiiet es Elm gliidlidsr
3llfan, baB ettpas burdrutIm.
audi Ser 3enior ldIaft ~5uueilen. 5o
ldidt uns Elm 2eier einen Mnsihnitt
aus oen 8erliner 8lattern, Elm Sc
oidt bon @liltap 6odItetter, oas
uns benefit, buB Die 8erliner nod
lange nidt Sen &umor berloren ba-
ben. Gs fam ibnen bemna6 nidt
10 idleft geben, pie &openbagen-
@enfz2ugano bon 3eit 81 3eit berid-
ten.
Selbii men1 mir Die oidteriihe
2isens Bel Dem @ebiht in Inredl-
nlins bringen, ieIbit lpenn mir fir
poetiIde Sdonfarberei etli9es. ab-
rednen ieIbit menn sic StimmunJ
in Berlin nur balbiogut lit, nie
@oditetter Tie f1iIbert. f0nnen mir
bier 5ufrieoen unb pertrauenspoa
in oie 3ufunft blifen.
yOas lit Berlin i'm arieg. !"
Nad beinabe orei&riegsiabre? Dann
lit uns ni6t bange Inn lie, Die fon-
men 70 bleiben.
Ourh breiBia 8abn6ofsba0en
I9as @eltItabtleben fpebt,
limb bon ben 3iigen allen
&ein eil5iger an fpdt.
9ie StraBenbahnen raien,
Nad biaigitem Sarif;
GO fpirb in b1tnbert StraBen
y8ebuDbelt" netertief. ~.
Stint iauit alf langen 8riiden
Ser Sodbabn @eb ltnb ROT.
Gin Hfero Iiegt auf Dem Hiiden
Ser Sfnlbmam idreibt unb brobt. ~.
8erIinerl @eltftabtitimmenl
Sit cine nlir. Die ibtpieg?.. :.
gs iurrtl-: elm S6tparm bon Smmenl
9as lit Berlin i'm ariesl
9as giien ipnrbe tenrer,
4u6 fnnpper - gang beltimmt;
Sod Srrtlin, rngebeurer.
SAB Sas tper trdgifh niu1mti.-..
.S1lemmt mdrnber etfpas minoer,
60 idmil3t bas Set bonn 8aud;
8an5 gull bas 1T geiinber
limb bia'eer lit es nud....
0ns gnen fir bic Nrmen
S6afft Hei1e's Hotes 9alis:
Wom Wittagsbrot bonn narrnen,
Seilt es rim Mafien" aus.l...
llno Nabrung 1T fir Seben.
Sb audi Der &nnfpreis ities;
9a bilft Sobn Bull fem 8eoen.
9as lit Berlin i'm ariegl
@eun gu Der Abenbitunoe
Inns 1dfpieg Deg Cages Yflidt,
2ieit man Die neueite &uroe.
5errn 2ubenoorfs 8eridt...
2ieit itols, mas friid errun9en
9urh e0les, beutIhes 8lut;
Sic Alten tpie Die Sinsen
Sertraien: es gebt gull
Nidt Winteriturms @ebraufe
Semmt oeiitlfen Siegesihritt;
0ernimmts Der @reis 8ubauie,
Mm Iieblten sog er mill.
90 16nffen ielbif Die Mlten
SIN @eiife nit am Sieg...
@ir tpifien 0urd5ubalteni
! 9as lit Berlin I'M arie9l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11
STOP THE WASTE.

The New York Sun has the publicity bureau
washington which provides snecure Creel:
for a tie time
corps Of washington correspondents
be useful adunc
ssitmat9 business
ignored NaEsp
much better
1T is nviIh
more important consider than
venture In respect
coo
ranking does han hair
a year
However the irritation the thing
sandabe Members Creeln
closed"
And that mildly
me Creei publication
FOUND anything in 1t that is
IL Is perfectly useless
and other much beters
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11
WHAT THE GERMANS HAVE HERE

WY he Germans left their country why
lana Is admirably told Martin 49,
Our S led with
f0S an Vs escape tn brlin
uStaoned HohenzoHn military
o"ed IN use tn sidewalks
tuuon lhey know when they climb on a
ne3 Il De allowed remain there
BITE They have thiTed
oeIeVe mat fer tn an
zoerns win this
military heel will be felt throughout My friends Ger
many is carrot lovin' facial enoueb
The common people country Abe onine.
they lived 80 0e"Us'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11
IT WAS SPLENDID WORK

The report of the
erty Loan drive
directly responsible for the in
This that So cent of the total -
ons to the
subscription o eve 4eu
This Is splendid record for
me future OF the country when the boys
perform public service ~ :"
is to leave them such forefaers Of INC
Revolution bequeathed TO their
0 be US -i''
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11
People Of United States Should
Not Waste Nut Harvest
By Garrett P. Serviss, Sciends,

Inc me OF year fast approaching forests will begin TO
put on er autumn robes and nowhere these robes
royalty splendid they the United this wear now
mat the war has made feeder nations on scale heretofore
undamt Of there Is another attraction autumn woods besides
their beauty OF foliage which ought universal interest and
draw everybody who reach them fragrant aes 1t is
the call Of the harvest
IL you want to find follow squirrel But the best lesson he
teaches IS that Of the food value of nubeanr tree
fruit tree The nut trees Of this country alone could 60 far in pre-
venting food famine.
Personally regard the buternut the best nut that grows moi
excepting It's great cousin the walnut Besides, buternut
native American But go and see find the
markets! Go and ask the farmers about and hear
them tell you that there used to be time but now
they We been cut off, e die OUT butternp
tree was cut down. while still the bearing age without loss no
matter what put n its place.
1t is the with the Undergraduates Of America One
oil the addest bits Of have heard hc
cries are threatened with determination by enemy But
regardless oil new enemies the hickory has been neglected
Some OF those supplied generations with nouh
dessert worth thousand of
cost the farmer simply the delightful picking M the
nuts that the o released and the brought down
The of neglect of the that then pd
has become luxury unfaing on our food lists
As the squirrel teaches the value
the hog teaches that of Nothing perhaps an hog
well and so quickly, give market quality high value as
diet Of But suppose that relatively persons are aware that
acorns are an excellent and palatable food for man.
"Acorn Doctor Hornaday the most valuable and
abundant is being made Of
The going waste in the United while it Is being eaten
in bread in Germany"
What need be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11
OPPORTUNITIES IN THE ARMY.

All Of the officers haven't been made the
will be
year are TODAY
n
At divisional headquarters
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

SOMEHOW it just seems TO us
THAT the less it looks like hat the
more
\ WOMAN likes it. but that may
BE a mere hgment Of imagination.
THE Dubuque Tlmes-Journal says:
MISS Elizabeth Lantry was her
sisters only attendant. She was gown
ed in pink killarney roses"
OH Lizzie. whoo-hoo!
If we read any more Of those
Thanksgiving menus for the Draw sol
der ladies
WE shall recommend mat
THE Red Cross ladies'
PIT little pepsin in the next kits
they send out
IOWA college girls have decided that
the perfect man should not smoke
HOW bout the perfect lady?
HONESTLY we don't care darn
how soon the message comes that
GERMANY has jolly well stung the
bolsheviki
THAT noise you hear sounding like
THE hired man eating radishes
AND celery
10 lro'@Ny ana Lenine discussing the
ARMISTICE with the Huns.
WE note with considerable
TREPTT1A TTfN-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

THAT the county fuel directors had a
meeting the other day in Gary
AND we suppose one OF the
MATTERS they took up was to try
10 ind
OUT what we have done
WITH the ton Of coal we
GOT last week.
THE solicitous wifi is so
SHOCKED when she discovers us in
company
WITH any OF our garments not
PROPERLY buttoned up
THAT VIC ofen wonder how terribly
she would suffer
If she found out we were leading a
double life.
SOMETIMES We feel that wives
would be
FAR happier if they only felt
THAT men kick about what there is
to eat
ONLY to let their better halves know
THAT there is really nothing
THE matter with them
WHY doesn't Uncle sam draft the
GUYS who hang around the pool
rooms all
DAY never work and always have
GOOD clothes and money to spend?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

dress, which you will find enclosed. I
have always thought a lot Of your paper.
but have never had the opportunity to
send for it. I think every boy from
home. that is in a camp. ought to have
your paper, as il furnishes not only joy.
but amusement in reading it.
I wish you would send the paper as
soon as possible.
CHARLES S. GOETzINGER,
Fort Sill. Okla
137th Aero Squadron, Aviation Field.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11
OUR CoUNTRY's VITAL NEED.

Men with 7uiekened responsibility who will
INTO immediate
dental instead Of crucisthe Of NAV r..
vigorously prosecuted regardless Of their
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

MAN he
had another baby. which doubling
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11
FRIENDLY ALIENS.

The soNernnent will
When
hungary. viii not
BOSNIAN Serbs
friends OF
York Wol
D0n aSae lor moment that the
street car whose modstach points
Austrian
saunch admirer of the United
allies He may have subscribed to the Red NJ A
n a X
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

Nearly
could
suit diamond assembly place in
Packa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

france
"e trained 10 be officers I'LL theyo
Literally speaking, shoulder
can boy capable 0 airing them 800 " 10Y @1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT
LADY'S WAIST.
BY Anabel Worthington.

The important points about this shirt
waist are those on the good looking large
collar and the deep cuffs. It is just the
sort of plain blouse that is always 20
convenient for business, shopping or
travelling. The hemstitched collar is 30
long at the front that it gives the effect
Of revers. The sleeves are set in without
fulness and gathered into straight bands
at the wrists. The pointed, turned back
sections are attractive, but they may be
omitted if preferred. Washable satin.
crepe de Chine, handkerchief linen or
madras may be used for this shirt waist.
The waist pattern, No. 1852, is cut in
sizes So to a. inches bust measure. The
SO inch size requires ia yards Of IS inch
material with p yard SO inch contrasting
goods.
To obtain this pattern send 10 cents TO
the office Of this publication
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

There Is Peril in the Open Mouth explains authoty
particularly if feel disposed something unAmerican
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

WHAT'S become would be giving
calendars this year?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

The number of who know all about run war Is
quaed only by the number how to run np
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

advantage Russia splits into thirty or more re-
a be
ambas md
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

control the telephones might add
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

SOME through at Seymour whi
the editor the Columbus Republican
would heye six of coal through his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

It be consolation the drafted have fat feet
know that OF the others havec cold feet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

revised German estimate says the Uboats the war in 4
aonths. But how many months late viii that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-11

our study
typevrtng
have to be done
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-16
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS
FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of resolution adopted by the
mayor and Board of Commissioners )f
the City Of Ardmore on the eighth
(SD day Of May. 1917, proposals by
contractors will be received at the
office Of the mayor of the City of Ard.
more until 6 p. m, on the twenty-iifth
(25) day Of May, 1917, for furnishing
the materials and performing the work
necessary in improving the following
portion of that certain street in the
City of Ardmore, in the manner, anl
subject to the conditions following,
tO-wit:
That portion of "E" street, nor'h.
west, from the north lire Of West Main
street TO the north line of Twelfth ave
nue., northwest of the city Of Ard
more. including alley crossings and
troet intersections thereon
Such street aforesaid to be- impror
ed by grading draining, guttoring and
Ipaying anne with concrete pavement
| and concrete curb and placing therein
| all lead and sewer connections.
Said improvements shall be twenty
! four O3D feet wide from face TO fac,
of curb, seven C0 inches in depth a'
the center and six Co inches in depth
at the sides on either side of said
concrete pavement shall be- laid a
concrete curb seven CO inches IN
| thickness. Before the sub-grade g.
completed AN lead and sewer conneC
tions must be installed and all Of sale
Improvements to be furnished and con
structed according 10 plans and spcci
fcatiOns made hy the city engineer o
| The city of Ardmorc and now on nl,
I in the office Ol the city clerk of th,
| city of Ardmore, and such plans plats
prOh.ea and specifications as made Ll
the city engineer and now on file 3.
the office of the city clerk of the City
Loft Ardmore are here referred TO AN,
made q part Of this notice, the same %.
| if they had been set out I'm fun herein
All bids shall be submitted In a seal
cd envelope and plainly marked In inl
on the outside and each bid shall b,
accompanied by certified checl
/ drawn ON some bank in the City o.
Ardmorc. Oklahoma, made payable {,
1.-The city clerk of the City OF Ardmore 90
1.-The sum OF $1,000. The contractor {.
whom the contract for said improve
imcnts may be awarded will be- reQuir
/ ed 90 execute 20 the city of Ardmor,
|a construction bond for the fun am,
] 'IffHul lNpgufiUu of tho work and fH,
performance of the contract and fo
Iull protection of the city and AN pro1
orty owners interested against an,
loss or damage by reason of negligence
or improper execution of the work, i
IAN amount equal 20 30 per cent of N,
? estimated cost of said Improvements
conditioned O0 the maintenance OF slh
Improvements lu good condition for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-16
OFFERS PLAN TO
DESTROY CROPS OF
GRAIN IN GERMANY

Birmingham, England. May ia
plan to destroy the German crops by
setting them on fire by means of fire.
balls dropped from entente airplanes
is suggested by Lord Calthrope. a
former member OF the British army
who has given much thought to the
food situation brought about by this
war. Lord Calthrope married a daugn-
ter of Ogden Holman Burrows %
Newport r. !.
Lord Calthrope's proposal, made
known through letter to the neWspd.
pers in London and other cities Of
England, has attracted a great deal
of attention. While many methods for
bringing Germany to terms by the
starvation route have been suggeste l.
no such theory as Lord Calthropo' IS
had before been broachcd.
''In the Rhine Valley and districts
within reach Of our aircraft" hc
writes. there are vast tracts of land
planted with grain the fields touch
ing one another. and without fences
or hedges Similar conditions exist
near the Russian frontier of Germany
land i'm tho plains i'm Hungary.
"Firahalls dropped from airplann
would, if properly constructed, DE.
troy thousands of acres as the crop.
become drier than in England. au,
with little risk to the mhabitants
otherwise uou-Combatants. as cottag.
and farm buildings among the fiel Is
are rare
"a suitable firebal could soon o..
devised and manufactured by our oy
ports, but 90 is imperative. however
that the necessary experiments ana
plans are made quickly as the Gc-
man haryosts are earlier than our
There is therefore no time to be lost
Lord CaIturopc says that. as it ha
become % question as 10 which coW
try s,aryos first Germany or Err
land. % is important that the onteut,
allies lose no time in Fastening th
destruction of the German crops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-16

Sallow complexion IS due to tor.
pid liver. HERBlNE purifies and
strengthens the liver and bowels and
restores the rosy bloom Of health to
the cheek. Price soc. Sold by Ringer
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-16

There IS more Catarrn In this sec
tion of the country than all other dis.
eases put together, end for years II
was supposed to be ihcurable Doctors
prescribed local remedies, and by con.
stantly falling to cure by local treat.
ment, pronounced 1t incurabIe Catarrh
Is local disease, greatly influenced
by constitutional conditions, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney q Co., Toledo, Ohio. is a
constitutional remedy is taken inter
nally and acts through the blood On
the mucous surf3ces Of the system.
One Hundred Dollars reward Is of.
fered for any case that Halls Catarrh
Cure fails 10 cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, Ohio
Halls Family Pills for constipation
Ardmo-o.'e want ads: tie pest ad
y0risiug medium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-16
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS. FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENT

! suucc Ot = resolution adopted hy the
mayor and Board OF Commissioners
of he city of ATdmOrc on the twenty
fourth day of April 1917, proposals by
contractors will be received at the
office OF the mayor of the City of Ard
more until g p. m. on the lUaaty-
1uh C25l day of May 1917 for fur
nshing the material and performing
the work necessary in improving the
following portion of that certain street
In the city of Ardmore. In the manner,
and subject 10 the conditions follow.
ing, toWiC
That portion OF 'O' street. south.
west from the south line on MCL.sl
INuuuc. southwest tu the north line %.
IoGbottor, including alley eros ings
land street intersections.
Such street aforesaid TO be improved
ny grading draining guttermg aud
paving same with concrete pavement
land concrete curb and placing therein
|Jll lead and sewer connections
SAID improvements shall De cor.
struptco of a total width of t"euty.Un'
| CID feet from outer line 10 outer line
.of concrete curb of which l6 feet
s1olI consist OF hiumlnous mIcad.n
driveway with concrete gutter iN"l-
N.Iuur l-N MrlDa wide and % con
crete Curo Sis lol inches thick on oi.'
or side thereof said mlcal.n 0riE.-
. say 10 or constructed W.J1 three
lal men base OF crushed tone '.. ...
Than -'g inches and void iU Poe ..'n.
with ".nd or nae screenings. Tho
"m" to be then Thoroughly rolled. 'i-
fer which ja'rr shall De- '.d thereon
% J"oIhrI layer o' cIu.I'' 'I.ue'.a.a
or trap rock 0nuj Nil. pass l'eneh
ring Win @ binder oI cold ground ui'-
luminous rock a'phlIl upon l|s '...,
ile same mas A'oh JloioI...E .o.l'u
. shall De- Iaid one u) men layer a.
' crushed limestone oI ulp roe" iIla
Q VIII pass llret.iouf'n Cl lhcl
. ring the same To DO poured
, WIN not less IMAM Two gallons
@ OF IeAioo per square y"id. ihe "'oI'
* of said Improvements To be construct.
r. ed ana hnIsheu according 10 uelalle'
B.. plans ana specifications ON ME m tne
F.; oiuc' OF 'n' eiiy clerk OF lne CIV OF
t AIaIhor'. ana such pans pial', pro-
r mes ana specIhca'"nS as maze o,y
- la' clll engineer ana now on NE III
tn' Once oI the cliy clerk o' ihr 'l'y
% OF NrdmoIe are mere referred TO ana
@ made a. part ol ,n's hoJl''. lhc same
y .s d. tn'y haa De'h ,'t - IN .lii
b n'Iel"' A'I Ul"' 7"''' Ot "uolHlIlg"
d lh Stai'u enl'lope ana pI",A'y iilafh,
'u IN INK ON lhe oul'lue ana e'cIl n'I
V 9,''' pe accompanied w ,I'lll'l
o cn'tN ur'"h o, some O'lN ~ l'e Oi.y
~ vi N'uinoio' ONi""o'lI' ",'u' poS.o'p
N TO lhe c',y clerA ol 'ne N''y OIL Nru'
d. more III the sum oi f'UO' ne con,
d. tractor 10 "'on' t'c co''u'It 'ol S"'u
IN improvements may De awarded wi. WIN oe D.,
l3 required TO execute 10 lhe Cly oi
Of lull ana laltnlul execution o, tne
III oo,troo, a,d Co.. an nrotoo,io, 10 ,no
a., aPaingt any lose or damage nv rpasCn