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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04

Washington. June i.-Presldent VIII.
sons communication TO the new Rus.
sian government on the war aims OF the
United States has bcen delivered at Pet.
rograd by American Ambassador Fran.
els, but viii not be published in this
country or In Russia for a day or two.
while the state department is clearing
up what are officially characterized as
matters OF detail"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
SEAPLANE TO COMBAT
SUB BOATS INVENTED
BY SANTOS DUMONT

Paris. June 4-Santos Dumont the
pioneer Brazilian aviator, has invented
a powerful type OF seaplane Tor fighting
submarines. according TO a Turin dis
patch 20 the Petit Journal. The dis
patch says that the new machine will
be manufactured in the United States
and supplied to all the entente allies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
COTTON FALLS $3.50
BALE ON N. Y. MARKET

New York, June 4.-There was a
break OF approximately $3.50 bale In
cotton early today. After touching
22.32 on the call. July broke to 2i.S0
within twenty minutes. Later deliver.
les showed substantial losses owing to
reports that spot cotton was selling be-
low parity. and reported improving crop
conditions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04

period the thirty-four recruits were re-
ceived from the following towns Ard
more, five; Davis and Kingston, three
each; Lone Grove, Sulphur and Mariet-
ia, two each, one recruit each from
Writ, C andfield Mulkey, Faxton, Ada,
Swink, Broken Bow. Mill Creek. New
Wilson, Durant, Marsden Hutchinson,
Kans.; Williamsburg, Kans.; Matador,
Texas; Denton, Texas; DeKalb, Texas,
and Nocona, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
j. {. Y. WARRIORS
CAP TURE CAPITAL
MEMBERS OF MANY NOTED BRIG.
AIDES ARE AMONG TR0NGS
AT WASHINGTON.
ARE TENT|NG AGAIN
President and Vice President TO Review
First Parade of ex-COnfederate Sol
diers i'm Nations City-FOreigners
Puzzled Over Flag of SOuths Heroes

Washington, June 4-Veterans in
blue extended a cordial welcome today
to the veterans in gray who are gath
ering in Washington for their twenty
seventh annual reunion.
The Second Corps association Of the
Grand Army of the Republic has been
designated as escort to General Geo. Z.
Harrison, the commander in Nief of
the United Confederate Vet n, md
many leaders of the Union '@fo,,
on the leaders of the Confedera. ~
welcomed them to their first reuh
outside of the bounds of the old Con-
federacy.
Fair weather greeted the veterans and
visitors on their arrival in Washing
ton.
a special train arrived from Tulsa,
Oklahoma, bringing citizens who will
ask for the next reunion Of the veter-
ans. There was also talk around head
quarters today that Louisville might
also put in a bid.
Today the nations capital presented
a unique appearance with large nun,.
bers of veterans, in their faded uniforms
mingllng with smartly clad young sol.
diers in khaki.
The house Of representatives is in
recess until Wednesday in honor Of the
veterans and in observance Of registra-
tion day and the senate probably will
recess today until Wednesday TO permit
members TO extend a welcome.
The reception committee made plans
to care for $4,000 visitors. Today shifts
OF veterans were at the union station
registering incoming veterans, aE1
scenes similar TO those that character
lied Inauguration preliminaries pre-.
vailed.
Famous Warriors Present.
The remnants Of many famous organ
izations that won undying fame by
courage and gallantry in the Confeder-
ate service will attend the reunion and
march In the great parade Thursday.
Survivors of General Jeb Stuarts IA
nous cayalrymen. Barksdale's Missis-
sippi riflemen who held the Rappahan.
mock river at Fredericksburg against
Burnside's brigade; Kershaw's South
Carolinians. who held the stone wall in
front Of Marye's Heights; Cobb's Geor-
gia legion. the Louisiana Tigers" and
Washington artillery from Louisiana;
Arkansas squirrel shooters" the stone
wall brigade" will have prominent po-
sitions in the Confederate hosts that
will pass in review before President
Wilson and Vice President Marshall.
The orphan brigade OF veterans
headed by General w. b. Haldeman,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
FEWER RECRUITS
ARDM0RE FURNISHED SMALL
NUMBER RECRUITS IN MAY.
Oklahoma Is Now 1000 Short of Her
Quota-Registration Is No Bar to
Voluntary Enlistment-Where Re
cruits Registered From.

Ardmore men did not respond to the
call for soldiers and sailors during the
month OF May as they did during the
month OF April Fourteen joined the
navy against twenty-three for April.
Thirty.four joined the army against six
ty for the previous month and the lat
ter part OF March.
Ninety.four army recruits for the va
rious branches of the United States
army have been received at the Ard
more station since April 1. There have
been thirty-seven enlistments for the
United States navy at the navy station
since March Is.
"Ardmore ought 20 show more patri
otic pride this month than was shown
/ last month";" Sergeant Brandt said this
'morning. More men Joined the army
before war was declared than have
I Joined since. We want 100000 men for
/ the infantry the cavalry, the field ar
tllery. the engineering companies and
| the medical corps. Ardmore should
take an active interest in supplying her
quota. Every patriot should do all he
can 20 encourage enlistment.
Oklahoma 1000 Short.
Oklahoma has furnished only 1900
recruits for the regular army since war
was declared. according TO letter l re
ceived yesterday. whereas il should hav,
furnished over $500. The people do
not vet seem 20 realize that we are In
q big war that may last years Longer
and that there may be many NOR,
drafts OF "a half million men each. Ev
| cry able.bodicd man may be forced tC
go sooner or later The sooner we pur
great numbers OF men into the war IN,
sooner will it be ended Those who d,
not enlist now are losing valuable tim,
| in training.
Registration is no bar 20 voluntary
enlistment. according 20 a telegram re
coived from army headquarters by IN,
admtant general. There have beer
many statements published Throughout
Oklahoma to the effect that a mar
could not voluntarily enlist in the regu
lar army after he had registered OF
June g. This is not true.
StarlNy Y Britt. inspecting office
for the Oklahoma district, will be II
Ardmore Thursday TO inspect the worl
OF the local station. Edward Gray o
Ardmore, and Milton f. Harrison. o
Mineola, are the new recruits receive,
since the last report. The army equip
ment received last week is being place,
In exhibit today. A soldiers outfit
displayed in the windows OF the New
State Hardware Company on Yves
Main street and an army tent has beel
erected on the post office grounds nea
3 the federal building.
Fourteen navy recruits, received a
the Ardmore station between May
d and June 1, have registered from IN
following towns: Ardmore. six: Ran
dolph. two, and one from each OF IN
following towns: Glenn, Wapanucka
Wynnewood, Darnelle. Ark, Huckaby
= Texas. and Newbern. Tenn.
At the army station for the sam
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
ELIHU ROOTS PARTY
MUST TRAVEL 7 DAYS
ON r. r. TO PEROGRAD

\ Russian Port, Sunday, June 3. (via
Tokiol June 4.-The American commits.
sion to Russia, headed by Ellhu Root.
which arrived here safely this morning.
left on a special train this afternoon,
bound for Petrograd, after calling on
the officials here The American party
probably will reach the Russian capital
June II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
spy NEST RAIOEO
FOUR ALLEGED AGENTS OF GER.
MANY ARE UNDER ARREST.
VIII Probably BE Charged With Trea-
son Prisoners Engaged in Sending
Mail to Mexico and Thence 10 the
"Fatherland" by Wireless.

New York. June 4.-With four men
under arrest who are alleged to be only
minor figures in a conspiracy to trans
NIT information Of military value from
the United States to Germany through
regular mail channels. federal authori.
ties and city detectives today indicated
that further arrests would be made.
which they said might result in dis.
closures Of a German spy system.
Apparently the government officials
hoped they could uncover an explana-
ton Of how Germany knew in advance
Of the approach OF the American de
stroyers to the British coast, so that an
Irish port could be mined.
Where and when three defenandts
We're arrested and their identity. We're
withheld pending their arraignment to-
day before United States commits.
sioner.
May Change to Treason.
The charge against them az present" ="
United States Assistant District Attor.
ney John c. Knox said is that Of com
peting with the government by carrying
mail In opposition 10 the government.
Mr. Knox added that the charge might
be changed 10 reason.
Two OF the men are said TO be Ameri
can born, the third a naturalized citizen
/ OF Switzerland. the fourth q subject OF
/ Germany. Examination Of a quantity
OF mail seized by federal agents indi
Gated transmission OF information on
steamships 20 Mexico and thence pos
sibly by wireless 70 Germany.
The fourth man, described as the sor
Of a German army captain. was arrested
this forenoon,
Refuse TO Disclose Identity.
The police officials refused to disclos,
his Identity prior to his ormignment
He was In Germany ir August, 1914
and was rejected when he tried 20 en-
list In February. 1915. he said he wen
90 Spain and shipped ON a vessel which
bound for Mexico was taken by Brit
ish cruiser 20 Halifax. where he was In
termed for seven months.
Released from the Canadian detention
camp, the man came to the Unite,
States. and the police say he divided hl
time between this country and Mexico
Eleven bags and suit cases filled Will
documents and letters are under exam
nation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
WEATHER FORECAST

For Ardmore and vicinity; Tonight
and Tuesday partly cloudy.
oklahoma: Tonight and Tuesday
partly cloudy.
West Texas: Tonight and Tuesday
generally fair.
East Texas; Tonight ard Tuesday
partly cloudy 20 cloudy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
RATHER THAN BE DRAFTED
ST. LOUIS MAN KILLS SELF

st. Louis, June 4.-Robert skiblci.
worried that he might be drafted into
the army, shot his wife and committed
suicide here today. He left three small
children His wife was not seriously
wounded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04

The foregoing dispatch being dated
at Buenos Aires, capital Of Argentina.
instead Of Rio de Janeiro. capital of
Brazil, means, probably that the safe
conduct" arrangements were made at
the Argentine capital and that the Ger
man officials will leave South America
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-04
BRAZIL RIDS ITSELF
OF GERMAN MINISTER
AND HIS STAFF

Buenos Aires, June 4-The foreign
minister yesterday handed to the for
mer German minister to Brazil, Adolf
PAUL., safe conduct paper for himself
members Of the legation and the former
German consuls in Brazil, issued by the
British minister and American ambas-
sador.
The Germans will take passage To-
morrow on board the steamer F'risia
for Amsterdam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-31


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-31
Went to Edmond

Mr. and Mrs l. Page Mr. and
Ans A A Nona Prof and Mrs Bolts.
the Misses Cora CASSIDY. Smith.
Gregory Lester Allen, Walter
Noris and Gicm went to Edmond on
the G:3o car last evening to ,end
the meeting at the Christian church
Cml Vods was leader OF the song
service and he members Of the team
are Merrill mgold and vors Al
the visitors we're invited to the choir
lclt to assist in the singing ane 1nis
was quite AN inspiration to Mr. Noris
who was assisting at a song service
away FROM home for The first time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-31
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Horace Adams RS returned frow
Tulsa.
l. !. Rrannon is here from Anadar-
no. looking after farm interests
Mrs Bruce ucas Of Perry spent
Friday with Miss Frances Smith
Mr. and Mrs 7 T Moore Of Tulsa
visited Guthrie friends yesterday
NJ Srang is here today from
Rartlesvlle looking after oil leases,
Pansy Phillips, Ruth Mcmillan and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-31

Hear Alfred ADLER in cornet soil
Wednesday April 4 at the Christian
church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-31
aster cantata

The ladies OF the Christian church
ire preparing an Easter eantaia ~
g given at the church Wednesday.
April { under he direction OF Mrs W
y Howard and Mrs II II Ryan. or
,qnist This will be the first canta
given in the city with an orches
Wal accompaniment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-19
We Are Showing a Wide Variety Of
Dependable Stoves at Remarkably Low Prices

heaters and Detroit 0ver-draft heaters -
especially the Detroits - are faVoraoly
known for miles around. So when you need
new stove-it viii pay you well to at least
come here to Iook-here where the wide
variety is-Where dependabilitv is gdaran-
teed-where value Is assured-Where the
crowds come.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
lBy Review Leased Wire )

CAMP FUNSTON, Kan, Nov. 1O.- Display of affection, like pretty much everything else here at Funston, is open and aboveboard Much of the social etiQuet of civil life is discarded for a code of conduct more suited 10 the circumstances of an army canton ment, and based, after all, on common sense.
 Hundreds of soldiers in training for the national army are visited each day by wives, mothers, sisters or sweet hearts, and on some days thousands of women are in Manhattan to get a brief visit with their men folks The only place in camp where these men and women can meet is the Y. M. c. A. hostess house, and when that becomes crowded the other couples must per force meet and greet each other in has crossed one or three states to see you and you have only an hour or so from military routine to visit and say goodbye, your greeting is not likely to be formal
 So it happens that boys and girls, men and women, kiss each other in the street in sight of hundreds of other people, wthou. embarrassment, for other couples here and there are doing the same. They sit down wherever they happen to be, on curb, beside road, near the street car tracks or on the side of the big hill facing the camp and indulge in such displays of affection are are usu- ally associated in the minds of the home folks with the hammock in he side yard or the cosy corner" No body pays any attention to them, and the only result of these intimate little glimpses into the affections of stran- gers upon observers. indeed, is likely to be wave of hOmesickness.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
WORRIED ALL TIE
 TIME OVER TROUBLE
Artillery Mans Wife Gained 20 Pounds On Tanlac-
 Like Different Woman.

My wife has gained around twenty pounds by taking Tanlac and has improved so much she really looks like a different woman," said A. L. Easton of 419 Hood stree. San Antonio. the other day. MT. Easton is another of Uncle Sans boys who is a Tanlac booster and is a coporal in the Twen- tieth Field Artillery.
 My wife has been a sufferer for three years from stomach trouble" he continued. and got so bad she could hardly eat enough to keep her alive. She had no appetite and what little she did eat seemed to do her more harm than good. Her food would not digest and after eating gas formed in her stomach and kept her in misery for hours. She was all the time com blaming of a sharp pain in her side and her nerves were shattered so she could hardly sleep at all, and she would worry all the time over her con ditlon. She kept getting weaker and thinner all the time. About a year ago she was operated on, but she kept on complaining of the pain in her side and seemed to be getting worse in stead of better.
 We had about decided to have an- other operation, but thought she had better try Tanlac first, and I am sure glad she did. for it seems to have got ten rid of all her troubles. She eats anything she wants now and it don't hurt her at all. She sleeps like a healthy child and gets up in the morn ing feeling hearty and strong and ac- .tually able to do all her own house. work. She has been entirely relieved of all pain by Tanlac and says she is better in every way than she has been in years"
 "Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. NJ. Ball. in Douglas by Douglas Drug Co.,. in Paradise by c. A. Walker. in Bowie by Bowie Drug Store. in San Simon by J. B. Cooke. in Wilcox by A. A. Nich- olson. in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co.,. and in Benson by c. F. Moss Phar- macy" Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
Food Is Clean

Mothers who have had doubts as to the cleanliness of the food which their sons who are at Camp Funston, na- tional army cantonment, have 10 eat. may cease to worry, as cleanliness is watchword about the scores of ki.ch- ons and mess halls of the S9th army division
 Press was given permission to in spect a kitchen and mess hall on a recent Sunday morning, when. it was explained, conditions are not apt to be the best because of the fac. that the men rest more or less on Sunday morning. Everything, however, about the kitchen and mess hall was scru- pulously clean. The stoves were wiped clean of all grease. the pots and pans were shining, and the large refrigera- tor in the kitchen had no dirty cor ners or unpleasant odors. In the pan try" where there were many shelves weigh ed down with provisions. every thing was orderly and clean. Dirt had no place about the kitchen. mess hall or pantry.
 At 12:30 o'clock the men filed into the mess hall to receive heir dinners. The food, in large pans pr buckets. was placed on a long counter. and as each man walked along the counter he was given helping" of meat. pc tatoes, vegetables and the other dishes which constitute the particular meal. The food was well cooked, clean, wholesome and of sufficient quantity. The meals are ca :en on large wooden tables. Each man has his own metal eating utensils and dishes. which he is required to keep clean.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

Jean, Meurthe-et-Mosel selle-D ou 1 a S Committee, Douglas.
 Armand Colin, Bertichamps Escart St. Jean, Meurthe-et-Moselle - Miss Detloff, care Lowell school. Bisbee
 Louis Daniel, Kerouanguer en Tel gruc, Finistere Capt. A. H. Stout, Douglas.
 Marie Daniel. Kerouanguer en Tel gruc, Finistere-Mrs. Engelder, Bis bee
 Mathurine Daniel, Kerouanguer en Telgruc, Finistere-Mrs. w. H. Web- ster, Douglas.
 Francine David, Plourin par Nor laix. Finistere-Mrs. A. w. Adamson, Douglas.
 Andre Delalande. Trois Vevres. Nie- ore--Dr. F. c. Wright, Douglas.
 Henri Deniel, 6 Rue des Jardans, Brest, Finistere-Mrs. S. w. French, Douglas.
 Herveline Deniel, Rue des Jar dans, Brest, Finistere-Mrs. M. l.. Downs, Douglas.
 Alice Denis, AZ Rue Felix Faure, En- ghien, Seine-et-Oise - Miss Monroe, care Lowell school, Bisbee.
 Camille Depaix, St. Pierre le Vieux, Saone-et-Loire - Douglas Committee, Douglas.
 Etienne Depaix, St. Pierre le Vieux, Saone-et-Loire-Mrs J. H. Butler, Douglas.
 Suzanne Desachy. Rue Arago. St. Maur, les Posses, Seine - Douglas Smmittee.
 Germaine Curtet, Amberieu d'Azer- gues Anse, Rhone - Misses Ferry. Johnston and Funkhouser, Greenway school, Bisbee.
 Gaston Dassonville, La Vile du Bois, Seine-et-Ois-Miss Newman, care Greenway school, Misbee.
 Marguerite Delareux, 10 Rue Robert Flour, Paris-Lowell Junior High School, Bisbee.
 Georges Delvalle. Chez Monster Cou- lon, Magnet su Pont de Pierre Par AudruciQ, as-de-Calais-Miss Irwin. care Greenway School, Bisbee.
 Helene Delidais. 54 Rue Notre Da- mede, Nazareth, Paris-Miss Newman, care Greenway School Bisbee.
 Albert Depaix, St. Pierre le Vieux, Saone-et-Loire - Mrs. Dunlap. Mrs. Tuell, Mrs. Parish and Mrs. Stafford, BisDee
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
First impressions

As the visitor approaches Camp Funston, national army cantonment, for the first time, his first impression is that he is drawing near a great manufacturing cen.er. This effect is produced by the hundreds of uniform buildings arranged in order, and espe- cially by the IS heating furnaces scat of which arises four stacks which emit their clouds of coal smoke.
 Located on the Iiats between the Kansas river and the hills to the nor:h, the cantonment is hive of industry. cloud of smoke lay over the great army site, veilings some of the more distant buildings, for the can tonment covers hundreds of acres and extends for several miles from one side to the other
 Everything is hustle and hurry aboa: this huge cantonment. Motor trucks loaded with supplies rolled along over the streets of the camp site; hundreds of visiting automobiles were coming and going in all direc- tions; motorcycles flashed here and .nere; thousands of soldiers and civil ans were to be seen on all sides. But, above all, was the industry of he
 lace. the immnse amount of work be- ing Ccne and to be done.
 To the person who has known these ..ats in their old days, when they were covered with a heavy growth of prai- Tie hay, hot and uninviting under the Lrciling summer sun, section of the
 Cuntry over which the motorist .>4-.ied his purring car just a little faster, i: is almost impos sible to real ize the great change that has taken place within few short months This great, throbbing cantonuent, pulsat- ing with the life of a nations youth, has arisen as a great giant, shaking of the inactivity of centuries.and rele gating to history the days whsI this section of the government resc ., ion was a dreary terrain of scorchins hot winds and Kansas jack-rahbi:s.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
French Orphans

Thirty-siX orphans have been adopt ed recently, bringing the number up | 70 10S. Even the children are CO., operating in this work, and Charles and Edith Cobbe deserve special men, tion, because they denied themselves the pleasure of going to the circus, so as to send money to the little French children. The names of recent adop- tions follow:
 Marcelle Carton, Ecrouves, Meurthe- e e:-Moselle-Mrs. H. B. Rice, Douglas.
 Raymond Carton, Ecrouves, Meu- -et-Moselle-Mrs. W. H. Neal, Douglas.
 Rene Carton, Ecrouves, Meurthe-et- Moselle - Miss Cain, care Lowell school, Bisbee.
 Emilienne Carvin, 50 Rue Ste Beaume la Timone, Marseile, Bouches-du-Rhone - Douglas Commit ttee, Douglas.
 Regime Chabot Chaimvaux. 96 Route de Versailles, Billancourt, Seine-Mrs. F. c. Bledsoe, Douglas. ! Ahuico ShdllOy, EiOhNiiic, Ildute- Marie-Douglas Committee. Douglas.
 Andre Chuteau, 40 Rue Rebeval, Paris-W. A. Meyer Bisbee.
 Robert Chuteau. 40 Rue Rebeval, | Paris-J. H. Davis. Douglas. | Haymonde Clauss, Rue Francois Belouevre. Malakoff, Seine-Douglas | Committee, Douglas. | Renee Clauss, Rue Francois Be louevre. Malakoff, Seine - Douglas | Committee, Douglas.
 sFrancoise Cojean. Penvenan, Finis- tere-Mrs. A. B. Carey, Douglas.
 Gonery Cojean, Penvenan. Finistere Mrs. G. Knowles, Douglas. f Honorine Cojean, Penvenan, Finis- tere-Mrs. E. w. Graves, Douglas.
 Marguerite Cojean, Penvenan, Finis- tere-Mrs. P. Laus, 1243 Fourteenth street, Douglas.
 Rene Colin, Sermoyer. Ain-Doug. ] Airline Colin, Bertrichamps Escart St.