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raque.
 14S4-Albert H. Berry. S20 Cherry. 739-Lester Moore, 516 wv. Fourth. 155l-Herbert Dunn, 171S w. Sixth. 601-Elbert M. Williams, 203 l.
 Second.
 1322-Felix H. Gaske, 1909 E. Second , 1146-Horace H. Bays, S10 Ohio. 1103-Thomas J. Armstrong, 122t
 South Virginia. 1395-Clayton Corley, APO w. Second 6O6--Spencer c. Waits, 1401 Main. 1S2-Willam H. Sinners, 621 State 1771-Jesse Stuckey, 1922 Saracen. 513-Wayne Newton, 1211 State.
 46-John P. Morchinek, 209 Florida 1O2O-Ben Neal, 1413 w. Scull. 1651-Frank Brandon, 1915 w. Sec ond.
 l099-Harry l.. Adams, S20 Ohio. 1636--Vincenso Battaglia, 11O2 w l Second
 223-Ben Tyler, 1902 E. Fourth. | 1441-Ernest H. Apperson, 1000 w. Twelfth 117-Sam Paris, R. F. D. No. 3. | 390-McLoughlin Johnson, 1901 Mis- souri. 75-Richard Maury, 2O4 E. Third 1S1S-Henry Williams, 121S w. Fourth. 772--Walter c. Pope, Jr., 1910 w. Twenty-second 1456--Henry B. Bragg, Jr., TOP Hlck- Ory.
 721--Carl Monk, 1519 w. Sixth. 1419-Joe Ford, 214 Pine. Int 1 n
 w. Twelfth. 1549-Mack E. Drake, S03 E. Third. 1476-Guy E. Bynum. 14OO w. Fifth. 2S0-Gilbert Woods, PIP Missouri 1292-Alexander Frangoulis. 319 E.
 Second.
 972-Will Jones, N. Palm. 9S3-Henry Kernaghan, 23O7 w. Fourth.
 757-Jiles Ernest Owens, 1904 w..
 Sixteenth.
 966-Julius Caesar Johnson, 31O0 w.
 Fourteenth.
 S6S-Fred Stanley Ussery, 1916 Lin-
 den.
 932-William Augusta Hillman, 1901
 E. Second
 379-Esse Johnson, 721 Missouri l560-John Vernon Dutton, 1921 s.
 Cherry.
 542-Walter II. Riley, 1916 Pine. 194--Lee Singleton, SITE. Tenth. S74-Claud Melvin Willis. 1219 w.
 Twelfth.
 552-Daniel E. Sparks, 3O8 w. Sixth. 1300-O. P. Ferguson, 1908 D. Second. 1673.-Will Eugene Crosson, 17O3 w.
 Pullen.
 29S-William Paul Hollenbeck, 4o1
 E. Sixth.
 675--Thomas Witt Leach, 1901 w.
 Eleventh. 1769-Fred Sangster. 5O3 Spruce. 1294-Arthur LeRoy Faust, 2OO1 E.
 Sixth. 114S-Edgar Boone Barrett, 61O Texas 1647-Whitficld Byers, 321 w. Tenth. l354-William Caswell Arnold, 116 w. Sixth.
 S4s-Wesley Harris. 12s4 E.. Thir- teenth. 161S-John Washington Graves, 1902
 w. Seventh 9S2-Levi King, 21S Oak. 726-Richard Lamar Moseley, 1112 15-Leonard L. Laden, 518 E. Sec-
 ond.
 9O5-Will Williams, West End. sSS-Joel Benjamin Head, 290O w.
 Eleventh. 1531--Joseph Cinquemani, 313 Oak. 4aS Edmonds, e2o E. Four 452-Timey Key. 92O E. Fifteenth 355-Mose Hardson, 3O9 E. Ninth. 53O-Marion R. Perry, 600 E. Sev-
 enteenth. l47O-Jesse Reed Bryan, 9O9 Linden 64omJoseph Ernest Hollway, 1911 21s-William Thomas Trantham, 112
 Idaho. 620-Will Jones, 1O8 N. Mulberry. 1334-M. l.. Grover, 419 E. Second. 550-Will Reaves, PIP Sixteenth
 Fifth.
 574-John Smith, Twelfth and Chest
 nut. s1-Morgan W. McNeely, 1o4 Ohio. l432-Perry Gathright, 1855 E. Seven-
 teenth. 1727-Fred Ford, 221s w. Eleventh. 981-Henry Otto Keller, 211 w. Bar
 raque. 157O-Acklin Henry Evans, 1713 w..
 Sixth. 1817-Willie Wilson, 1920 w. Scull. 77O-lrving Franklin Julius Petty,
 2404 w. Eleventh. S82-Jodie W. Williams, 1907 w.
 Thirteenth. 677-Barton Freeland Lawing, 1909
 w. Fifth. 749-Vernon E. Nance, 230O w. Six
 teenth. l509-Clarence Wilson Colvard, 1416
 w. Sixth.
 (continued on page fivs)
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The Prussian minister of ducatfon
 has announced that 10.950 public
 school teachers have fallen durine the war and that their places haxo
 been taken by women. SSlS |s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-21

Nearly two billion dollars are de- posited in the savings banks of New York state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-21

w. P. Lackett of Camden is spend ing few days in the city.
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Disaffection Among Revo- lutionary Soldiers Cause
 of Serious Setback.
ATTEMPT UPON
 KERENSKY'S LIFE
Shot Fired at Russian Minister of War Misses It's Mark-French Again Repulse Mass Attacks of Ger.
 man Crown Princes Army.
Associated Press Summary

(ASSOC1ateQ PreSS summary
 Disaffection among Russian troops has resulted in an important gain of ground by the Germans and Aus trians in the region of Zlochoff, east of Lemberg, the Galician capital
 Persistent German attacks at first were repulsed by the Russians. Later a Russian regiment near the center of the line voluntarily left its trenches and retired, forcing the other units on the line to fall back. This movement, Petrograd says, gave the Germans opportunity for develop ing their movement
 to have refused to obey their com manders, under the influence of the extremists. who brought about the recent disorders in the Russian capi- tai. - Hs!M
 Prince Leopold led the Austro- Ger man advance in person and his troops, Berlin says, occupied three zones of defense and captured "a few thousand" prisoners.
 Northwest of Halicz, the Russians have evacuated Bludniki.
 Near BrZezany, between Halicz and iZlochoff, the Russians have repu1sed German efforts. A Russian offensive movement near Novica, south of kalusz, brought no important gain. An attempt to assassinate Alexan- der Kerensky, the Russian minister of war, who encouraged the Russian soldiers to take the offensive on July 1. has failed. A shot fired at the minister in the town of Polotsk missed him. NI''N*
 Another effort by the German crown prince to regain the California and Classmates plateaux. between Hurtebiz and Craonne, on the Aisne front, has been checked by the French. The Germans attacked re- peatedly in mass formation, but every attempt was repulsed and the French held to the positions.
 Elsewhere on" the front in France there has been only raids and artil- lery duels. <! t.;.i,
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German Casualties.

London, July 20.-The German cas- ualties reported during June, but not as having occurred in June are giv- en out by the war office here as fol- lows: Killed and died of wounds, 2S,S19; died of sickness, 3,215; pris- oners and missing, 3S,6O6; wounded, 95.906.
 The totals of the German official lists since the war began are as follows: Killed or; died of wounds, 1,032,S00; died of sickness, 72,960; prisoners and missing, 91,966; wounded, 2,825,581.
 The naval and colonial casualties are not included.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13
PRESIDENT PRAISES
PATRIOTIC SPIRIT
OF COLLEGE MEN

NeN Haven. Conn April I2-pres.
dent Wilson, !. Al interview IN th.
N..e News pays tnis tribute - 90,
p':i' - American college, I'm TIE p-.--
en' national emergency. he -tys.
The patriotic spirit OF the Ansri-
can college man OF today has never
been surpassed in any other age. Our
American universities are the sources
ot production of efficient and We'll
trained men for AN branches OF ma
tional service in times of peace or war
Upon such men as YMe has given TO
the country has been based the
strength OF the American nation"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13
VIII Neuer Be Without
This Simple Laxative
Or. Css6weiis Syrup Pepsin
Relieved Her Baby When
Nothing Else Would

Little Max Pendergrast is now four
years old. and a fine healthy boy
When but a tiny baby in fact almost
from birth, he suffered a great deal
from onsupation His mother. Mrs
Carl w Fendergrast Red Key, Ind,
heard OF Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin,
obtained a bottle OF 1t from the drug
store, and with IL was able to quickly
correct this condition.
Mrs Pendergrast says Dr. Cald.
Wells Syrup Pepsin has saved them
from calling the doctor many times,
and that she will never be without
@ bottle of il In the house 20 use when
needed She found IL equally effective
as a laxative for herself and other
members OF the family
DIR Caldwe,rs Syrup Pepsin is a
combination OF simple laxative herbs
with pepsin pleasant TO the taste.
mild In action and positive In effect
II does no, grippe or strain. and con
tains no opiate or narcotic drug. II
is the ideal family laxative, mild and
pleasant for baby. yet acting quickly
on the strongest constitution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

win Cole and Cora Cole his wifi,
70 p z. Luxe, o. a c. lease. Sec ~
T. 5s. r. Sv. '''
Holbert Cole and Lizzie Cola Nd.
wife 10 Z. 3. Luke, q. A q. lease Soc
35, 7. 5s, r. Sw. @''
Southwestern Land Compan, D.,
Ines Hammond, warranty deed Iot
Z in block 29, in the Sunset View ad.
dition TO Ardmore.
Henry Cooper to j. S Mullen. oui,
claim deed, Sec {, r. 3s. r. 1e
Tom EcholS and Gertrude Ecbols
husband and wife, to Edward Cali
warranty deed. Part of lot .. block A
Ardmore
A. J. Pruitt and NJ. L. Pruitt bus.
band and wife, to w. W Lewis war.
ranty deed. Lot l, in block 40 in city
of Ardm0re.
G. and C.'Nations to Andrew J. Holi.
iy unalloted land deed, Sec 6. T. rs.
f. lie.
Mary Jane Walters. widow. to
Hugh Cathey warranty deed Lot s in
block SS4, in town of Ardmore.
Role Gait and Lee L. Gait wife
and husband, to Florence Slay. war.
ranty deed Sc feet off of the north
end Of lot 10 in block All in the city
of Ardmore.
Smallwood Frazier to j. r. Dexter.
Dept. o. d G. lease. Sec. So. Y. 9s
r. 2w.
R. W. Dick and his wife. Minnie r
Dick, 10 J. II. Poulter. warranty deed
All Of block S5l in city of Ardmore.
Ardmore Investment Company To
J. J. Buchanan, warranty deed Lot is
in block 3D., of ChickasaN Heights
addition to the city of Ardmore.
Dow Taylor and wife, Emma j. Tav.
lor, to G. W. Hanks. Jr.. and Wife
warranty deed. Sec. H. T. 3s. r. lw.
- c. and c. Nations to Henry James.
allotment patent Sec 81, T. en-. r..
4N
Fred a. Chapman TO Walter Riley
aul wife, release O. d G.. lease. Sec.
90, 7 IS, R. 3w
VI. German and Mary German. his
wife, to G. w Lasley, warranty deed.
Sec. n, T. IS, r. 1e.
R. L. Steiner to L. b. Luke and b.
T Head and G. f. Shuman, Asg o.
& G. lease Sec &c. T. 5s. r. 3w.
r. L. Steiner TO b. b. Luke, b. T.
Head and c. ( Shuman. Asg. 0. d
G. lease. Sec &c. T. 5s, r. 3w.
Jake L. Hamon and Georgia. Ham.
on, his wife to VI. L. Hodge. warranty
deed Lots l6 and IS and 10 and 20
in block 26, also lots 10 and % and
p in block 2S in town of Wilson.
Jake L. Hamon and Georgia Ham.
on, his wife, to NJ. L. Hodges. war.
ranty deed. Lot Is in block q, in
town Of Wilson.
Rosa c. Bell, an unmarried woman.
to Role Gait, warranty deed. Lot 10 in
block al in city Of Ardmore.
E. c. Starkey and his wife, Luna
Starkey to Geo. A. Parton, o. q G.
lease. Sec. 20 2s2w.
James White and B. l.. White. hus.
band and wife, to Mrs. Fannie Thomas.
single person. Lot 3, in block 5S, in
town Of Wilson
Thomas r. Anderson and Alice An.
derson, his wife, to B. l.. Lindesmith.
warranty deed Sec. %, T. IS, R. 3w.
Du Ard Oil Company to Joseph c.
Kinney, Asg o. & G. lease. Sec. 8, T.
As. r. 3w.
William c. Plummer and Hattie c.
Plummer, husband and wife, to B.
7. Head, o. & G. lease. Sec 81, T. IS,
R. 2w.
B. T. Head to R. L. Steiner Asg. o.
& G. lease. Sec. 81, T. IS, r. 2w.
Geo. R. Fish to r. L. Steiner, Asg.
o. & G. lease. Sec. SO, T. 5s, R. 2w.
W. H. Crittendon to NJ. A. Kunkel,
Asg. o. & G. lease. Sec. II, T. As,
r. 3w.
Frank w. Cook and Mary L. Cook
his wife, to John J Yell warranty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13

deed. A portion OF lots l6 and II and
- oI Fraley subdivision of lois
o. o. z. $, . and 10 I'm block g05
hayIies Antoine and Lila Antoine
his wife, to r. j. Gour!n. warranty
deed. Sec. 3G, r. 3s. r. Be-
JAKE J.. Hamon and Georgia Uomon
ms wife, To j. IA. billiard vurr,nty
ueed. Lots 9 and 10 in block 8S in
Wilson. ''' III
Jake l.. Hamon and Gcorgae Hamon
his VIE, to J.. o. Addy and Matte NJ
Nhlt warranty deed Lot ID I'm bIock
-, in town of Wilson.
j. B. McBVdo aud Nellie f. Me.
hryde, his wife, to- Usher Carson. q
d a. lease Sec. 27 r. 3s. r. le.
II. p. Ly.es and his wife Matte
Lyles, to 7. v Richards, O. 4 G lease
Sec. rs, 7. 2s, r 2w.
VIM Sanders and his wife Florence
sanders. TO r.. v Richards. o. a q
lease. Sec. 33, r. 3s. r. W.
w g. Pierce and his wife Minnie
Pierce, to TN. Richards, O. q @. lease.
Sec. 80, T. 2s. z. 2w.
James II. Mulkoy and wife Nav
MuIkcy TO Elizabeth MAYS. nee
Simsl warranty deed. Part OF lot I
IN oIock 2'9 tu town OF Ardmore.
r. {. Mullen, widow, to Willie
Ellie, warranty deed Lot in block
-lg' IN city of Ardmore
southwestern Land Co.. to RAY f.
Jacquet warranty deed Lot 10 in
block 26. in the Sunset View Add.
'lon TO Ardmore.
T. v. Richards to II. p. Lyles and
his wife, Matte l.. Lyles, release o.
a G. lease Sec 3S, T. 2s, r. 2w.
X. H. Cunningham and A. Z. Bar.
um to Arthur Jones. o. d G. lease.
sec. 49, J. Is, r. lw.
Kay Il. Poland OF W. p. Poland, Asg
o. a G. lease Sec Is, Y. 5s. r. 2w.
H. il. Brown to w. =. Poland, Asg.
u. a u. lease Sec. %. y. As, r. 2w.
+. \. Pruitt to W. p Poland, Asg
q. d &. lease. Sec 25, T. As, R. 2w.
NJ G.. Dixon to Mrs. 5. A. McDoug
ana, warranty deed. Lots 10, II, u and
10 IN block g. in the McElroy Re-sub.
division OF out lots of the Santa Fe
ADDITION to Oh city.
Ohas. Grant A. j. Hardy w. f.
boNman to Lee Gait and his wifef
Rolce +. Calf, release 0. d G. lease.
Don Lacy Widower TO Maud
SpauIding Kirkpatrick warranty deed
Lot IN block Az in city Of Ard
more.
W a. LrGDetler ana Letitla +. Led
gelleI 3 TO IL, - Leaoetter' warranty
uegu' i, Lou q III DIoch 90 IN city OF
Pic5ardsor VA pro,, and p.o
p-own bis ,.iso - y ~ ID VII. "'iI ,,-a, -'"
rant, dood Sao ~ y 4, " " no' oo val
Il lIcltirno,. sinoio & " ,,ar 90
Z. G.. Wells warranty deed Sec as
r. As. r. Be.
b. r. Head and Margaret $ Head
his wife, to D. a. Dinius, warranty
deed Lots / and in block 80, in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13
lIlIllIIIUIIIIIITIII
Mrs. Lindsey Now Keeps House For Seven.

Tenn GaT want tell you much lhave been benefited
by Lydia Pnhams Vegetable Compound About eight years agol
got such owsae of health was unable keep house for three in
the family had dull tired dizzy feelings cold feet and hands nearly
all the time and could scarcely sleep ALL The doctor said had
severe of liberation and without operation would always
be invalid but told him wanted to wait awhile Our druggist
advised my husband get Lydia Pkham Vegetable Compound
and has entirely cured Now keep house for seven and work
in the garden some too am thankful got this medicine Ifeel
as though saved my life and have recommended to Others and
they have been benefited Mrs w LINDSEY Tennie Ga.
you special advice write to Lydia f. Pinkham Medi-
Co. Lynn Your letter will be opened,
and by and held in strict confidence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13
GOO sick
.H....t t
60 Work
Many Women in this Condition Re-
gain Health by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Convincing Proof of This Fact

Ridgway, Penn - a suffered from female
trouble with backache and pain in my side for over
seven months so | could not do any OF my work. 1
was treated by three different doctors and was
getting discouraged when my sister-n-aw told me
how Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had
helped her. decided to try it, and it restored my
health, so / now do all of my housework which is
not light as | have little boy three years OLD"
Mrs. o. NJ RmNES Ridgway Penn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13
OVERALLS NOW
FOR WEWOKA MEN
IN PREPAREDNESS

Wewoka, Okla. April 13.-The men
OF Wewoka are now wearing oyeral's.
The business and professional men OF
the town have signed an agreement
to wear oyeralis during the present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13

war. An overall ball Is to be given
at the armory Saturday night.
An organization IS being perfected
to put all the vacant town lots in
enforced cultivation and to put the
town on a perfect sanitary basis. The
town is being thoroughly organized to
meet all the possible contingencies OF
war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13

To avoid limitations and ineffective
substitutes be sure 20 ask for DIR. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin See that o fac.
simile Of Dr. CaldVeil's signature and
his portrait appear on he yellow car.
ton in which the bottle is packed. A
trial bottle, free OF charge, can be
obtained by writing TO Or. w. b. Ca.d.
well, 455 Washington St, Monticello,
Illinois.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13

rs u 20
IA -.
ibis y.iso ~. anu winnie I.nI v CAaney
decd H.. ", ", - D'n.uS. warranty
Wuso1 q" o'oNA o. ID town OF
Cr, p,,,.-. -.--,
Saunder. -, ', 81 .'Ns,e man TO y. A.
rs p 2,r W '' '''' ueeu' sec ~ J.
CoIsv Vsus.. , ,-i.-,-
Rpscb ava go, us man 10 JONI
ranty dol en- 80 ~. N".y DINc"' war,
lot 3 in blnoI. ,ss .,. U' '-e .asl sue o'
! Rvirtsn o.. lr9, N',! VI ,,l Al ulllo'e
1 Cherry N = p;s,,- "''u .egI'a Na!
Sec 35 r qs S'. ""' 'A''' uee"'
: l. Ride ma ,.,,. T. i, nil
Ito II lIo7ris '''r ma "'',, - +. VI "'uS,'
rapty desd So, @ %. T T o. l110,e'' ~ o. war
( r \ G,rris,, o., n
release of r,nr,rs-s an .'''', ',., w.
IS i'm block i'm to,., ~ " pl.,..,-,. .1, .''1
RID Fr,emsr and ,'is, ~, o.-' 'i,g, ~.
man IN l. n lTefors ,,..--s-.,. s-ss
Lots . and in 5Jo.i. 81 H.. '.,' w., use'. .s',...
of Poolyile ID
C. and q Nstiors o., r5...-s u,
Woodruff. unaI,otte3 land Jo,d VI 81
! Sc u. $ 40 az Iot s. Is
so acres of lot A. Sec ~ and w H.
NV IA Sec. 90 T Rs r 9w
Chesley Pierce In r pri.t,v n
/ & G. lease. Sec 10 r o. r oo
Helen HALEY Walcotr "a sipgro
woman. TO The City of A-8rors ,l5r.
ranty deed. Sec 6. r rs p Do
McCurtain Co.. to W L. Raw an.
proval of deed. Sec 21 n Rs r 9r
e. and c. Nations to John e. Iu.tsr
Iunalotted land deed. Sec p # 9s p
&w. Sec. 6, r. IS. r. 3w.
Moran Scott to Birl Campbell war.
ranty deed. Lot in block g6 in city
of Ardmore.
c. b. Burford and ". II. Brims to
The Prairie Oil 4 Gas Co.. Asg. O.
q G. lease. Sec. 2S. r. 5s. r. 2w.
h. l.. Ray and wife, Grace Ray 20
Edwin b. Cox, warranty deed. Sec. p.
7. 3s. R. 2w
Lizzie OFT, joined by her husband.
Alfred OFT to w L. Ray. warranty
deed Sec. p, T. 3s. 2w.
c. and G. Nations to Samuel Nc.
Kinney Davis, certif Of purchase. Sec.
21 T. 3s, r. 2e
Mary Ann Stevenson, widow. TO J.
c. Luster and j. +. Morris. assign.
ment Sec. 6, T. 2s r. 1w.
Thomas Harris. single person. to
Henry V. Williams, warranty deed
Lots ., 3 and 4, in block 5O2, in town
.ot Ardmore.
r. 5. Sterling to d. r Booker Asg
o. d q. lease. Sec. p, T. IS, r. 3w.
d. +. Booker to d. c. Fitzgerald,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-13

The want ads will sell It.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-11-07

The Star is sorry John F. Mitchell
has been defeated for mayor of New
York, but it expected no less. It was.
New York's year to fall from grace,
and fall she did. New York is like
an incurable drunkard. She is soak
ed thru and thru with Tammany, and
about every three years the poison
makes her so sick that she takes
Kelly cure by putting in a reform adj
ministration. No sooner are the new
officials in place than New York be-
gins to yearn for more Tammany.
Hylan was the Tammany candidate
and added to the strength of that
powerful organization was the great
er proportion of the disloyal vote. The
prof. German element supported him
and so did that bunch of fanatics who
hate England in spite of the fact that
Englishmen and Americans are fight
ing side by side with the common foe.
1t is probable that a good many So
cialists, realizing that Hilquitt stood
little chance of election, cast their
votes for Hylan We do not think,
however, that these disloyal. elements
will receive much comfort from Hy-
Ian, or rather from Charlie Murphy,
who is Hylan's boss. 1t is probable
that whatever they may do in city
affairs they will give the government
loyal support, tho not as efficient as
would have been given by Mitchell. 1t
is noticeable that a large vote for
Hylan was cast among the New York
city troops in the training camps, and
that is mighty good indication that
the backbone of his support expects
him to uphold the hands of the gov
eminent. 1t is also exceedingly un-
likely that the government would
stand for much foolishness from any
city administration of Americas
largest seaport. So while the defeat
of Mitchell is bad from a national
standpoint, it is not near as discour-
aging as it would have been had Hill
quit been his successful competitor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-11-07

Here's another bouquet for our fair
secretary. The Sanford Herald says:
"Mrs. A. Tweedy, secretary of the
Marion County Fair, is there with the
big mitt when it comes to advertising
the fair. She takes her typewriter in
her lap and writes US that since the
war is on and Germany is holding a
big fair this year we should worry
and stay at home-no indeed-we
should strafe the kaiser by all attend
ing the Marion County Fair and show
him that we do not care a-well, a
picayune-whether he is on earth or
not. All of which is good logic.
Nothing should stop our county fairs
and especially one that has Mrs.
Tweedy for secretary"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-11-07

1t is reported that German. spies
may be expected to get in their dead
ly work in the factories in which are
to be made the airplanes from which
this country and its allies expect so
much. Great Britain is building air.
planes and other instruments of war,
without. interference of spies. A few
weeks after the war broke out, Great
Britain adopted the policy of shoot
ing spies wherever found without any
more formality than a drumhead
trial. Whenever our government has
the nerve and good sense to do the
same thing, spies will depart from
among u.s. lie it doesn't, the trouble
will go on until the people arise in
their wrath and not only spies but
many innocent men will be killed. It
is all right for our government to fol-
low the people in time of peace, but
it is its business to lead in time of
war.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-11-07
SILVER SPRINGS

See Silver Springs through the
glass-bottomed boat. Scenery not to
be had in any other part of the Unit
ed States. Largest flowing and most
beautiful springs in the world, some
thing that can't be described or ex-
aggerated; real geisers under water,
the Blue Grotto, Bridal Chamber,
Florida Snow Storm, Ladies' Parlor
and other beautiful spots too numer-
Gus to mention. Price, 81 and $3.50;
children under II years of age half
fare. If dissatisfied, money refunded.
C. ED Carmichael,
Owner and Manager.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-11-07

The editor of this paper has receiv-
ed a pass to the tenth annual Marion
County Fair to be held at Ocala Nov.
27-30 inclusive and regrets very much
that he will not be able to use the
ticket. The fair at Ocala is always a
good one and is worth travelling a
long way to attend but this is the
busy season in st. Petersburg and an
editor must stick to the desk.-St. Pc
tersburg Independent.
Sorry the industrious editor of the
Independent, who by the way, is the
commander-in-chief of the Pinellas
home guard army, can't be with US.
We have no troops for him to review,
but we could take him around and
show him what fine material we have
for vigilance committee.