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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-07
ARDMOREITE CLASSIFIED ADS

No Advertisement for this Department Amounting to Less
Than One Dollar will be Accepted Unless the Cash
Accompanies the Ad Ads that Amount to One
Dollar, Will be Charged Any
Responsible Person
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-07

HOW is THIS?-Tne only shop in
Ardmore with firstclass workmen.
clean hot water towels and clean
linens for every customer. The
shop for the ladies', children and
gentlemen. Hair cut, % cents.
Hours z a. m. to 9 p m. Dick
Check. 81 Caddo street. 31.tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-07

WANTED TO BUY-Your old second
hand furniture. Phone 1O9. NJ. f..
Kinney, 80 Caddo ST. 19-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-07

WANTED TO BUY--A number of
secondhand presto-lite tanks. Tom
Coopers Garage. 7.tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-07
OIL STOCKS

SO MADE FORTUNES IN oil. For
sale 1000 shares, $40 In new field.
Address 7, care Ardmorete. 7-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-07

AFTER-Fiye Years absence Shrop.
shire, the shoe maker, is back in
business at the same old stand at
the rear Of Frames Drug store No.
S b street, northwest Your patron
age solicited. 7.1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-07
YOUR
GREAT
OPPORTUNITY

10 estabIlsh YOURSELF in a lucrative,
Independent business or to mater
tally enhance the profits of your
present business Read this adver-
lisement carefully then Act Quickly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-07

SEE SHROPSHlRE-For high class
shoe repairing. Hand sewed soles
a speciality. viii appreciate your
patronage. Located at s b street,
northwest, at rear of Frames Drug
store. 7.1m
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
WieblSiegel.

Sm WlebIbonoeI piro briibsn cine
ei9entiimlihe Reuerung eeplant, bic in
ndn6en Sduen arobe 8orteiIe pers
Ipridt. Dos MebI Fog ndrli6 unter
itartsm bpbrauliIden Druid in Sic
9elform 9eprebt per6sn 0oOurd
pirbs eine 10 fe1te OberfIdhe sr3eu9t,
bab Snistten, Wiirmer uno oer9leiden
niht mebr einbringen tonnen, unb
felbItpsrItdnolid tpdre hamit ouh bas
5uf6uiqe Siueingeroten ir9enomel6er
IremotDrper unb 0erunreinigungen
aus9eidlofen. So9ar tpaferbidt unO
ipettsrfsit uno bamit unbeidrdntt bolt
bar miro bas MtebI bur6 bieies Der
fabren, ipsrigitens fir ale prattiiden
3pede. unb iein 8olumen ipiirbe
auberprbentlid berringert. - Sreilih
piirbe oos bergeri9tete Wtebl por bem
9sbrau9 pieher in pulperform gss
bradt perosn miifeu, unb man plant
bereits, gleid3eiti9 nit benz Mebldie9eI
cine taffemiiblendrtiee Wofdine ouf
oen Wfartt gu brin9en. mitteIit beren
has ieipetls bsnotigte guantum gu jes
Dem gepunf9ten Jeinbsitsgrooe Der
mablen perben tann. Gs lie9t aud
noIe. itatt Der roben 3ie9eIform etpo
bic 5orm BON Gbofolaoetafetn onsus
ipenOen, bic fid Ieiht in Stiide BON
beitimmter GroBe uno bsitimmtem Sc.
piht bre4en IieBe S5n sdn8 GbnIis
der Weiie perben ia langs idon Der
i6iebenortige 2trmess s9onierOen berges
iteut. 8efonosgs Semitic, bic in isoer
onoeren 6orm 70 auBerorosntIih piel
Raum sinnebn.n, ner0en in foItc
g!asbarte 1afeIn gspreBt, unb IS 1T
gans eritounlid, mas fir Elm guans
tum biefe banoIiten fleinen 2ofeln
ergebsn.
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Sritiide Sdifsuerlulte.
9onoo1t. Is. Sltr

Sonoon, Is. SSlni.
0ic NontiralitGt bat hcl,tc iiber
Die Der britiidlcn Stifffohrt in ser
ner0angcnen Wodle ourd, oen Iauf,-
bootfrieg cripohiencn &erIuitc Sen
folqcnoen @crid)t pcroffentIid,t:
vSd)iffe oIlcr Nationolitdtcn bon
itbcr bltnocrt 5onnen @eboIt in
Sofcn Ser Iereinigten a0niareidc
eingctrofIen: 1867. = 9lbacfuhrcn
1922.
~8ritifdle Sdiffe bon ii6er 1900
Sonncn @cboIt ourh Minen oocr
Saltdboote uerienft: -, ourlntcr
cineS in ser @orpode.
~gritiihe Sd,ifie bon mcniacr ais
1900 Sonnen 8eholt 0urch Dlinet
ooer Ealtdboote hcricnft: 10, oorlln-
ter cincS porher.
~@ritiid,c sSiIdJoon1pier pcricnft
icd5s.
n9ritiiflc 6on6clid)iifc crfolalo8
bon 9oltd'booten unqcgrifien %, oa-
rtlntcr iicbcn borbcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
L 3riess=Resiitriruns.
@nihinntnn IL Gum

SQlQtlgloll, l. 0. eSlinl
gm Mittlpoh 9lbeno hotten beim
SdluB oes bureaus oca 8cneralpro
folies in 8aibington. 3. e., 80
Stnaten uno Der 1iitrift Columbia
Die grgebniiIe Der in ibrcn 8ebieten
uorgenommeneu 2rie93- -8egiitriruug
eingeian6t, oua ipelden bcrporgebt,
ooB 7,776,434 Wdnner, ooer mehr
ais % 8ro5cnt oe5 GeniusooronIdlIo=
geS Ser BfIittigeu fih batten ein-
idlreibCn lolicn Bon Der 8eiummt3ahl
Der &cgiitrirten iino 5,903,0S6
l8ci6c, SSS,240 cSnrbigc, S9L L079
}usIGnocr uno 94,O29 fcinOlide
?lusIdnOcr. Der gcneIoctc 8einnmt
bctrag Ser Inn Gieuitbcfreiung ein.
fommenoeu Manncr bctrdgt 4.20t. =
500. gSenu oie iibrigen 8 Stuutcu
Sem Iurhihuitt BON nehr alS %
gSrojcnt olIred)t erbaItcn Iolten,
miIroc Die 0eiammtregiitrotion g.
800, 900 iibcrihreiten 2lm Dtittmod-
obenb nllroe olntlid' erflGrt, ooB Der
lripriinalifc Genilt5.N .NorouIhlag Ser
&iIidtigen 10,07S.000 betrogc mb
oab Ole 3obI pon 10.29S.000, mtf
mcldle lid ole &crgleidle gcltiitt bot
ten ons GrgcbnIB elmer allsgiebigen
&ertbciling bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an Stoote, bcionocr5 rnOuitrie.
5entrcn lei.
@oihington, 12, SSuni.
2ie 8eiomnltiuulme Der Regiitris
rIngcn miro oen Don 8cucrolproioB
Grolpocr otagcgcbencn reoioirten
NltiiteIIungen 3ufolge on1rGberno
9,250,000 bctrngen 1icie 3obl lit
mchr aI3 100000 untcr Scr ur-
Ipriluglihcn 3enlusIf)1tun9.
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Die MObilmaduns Der ga
tionalgaroe.

Mdhrcn6 0ic GIdnc 6c3 aric9soc
purtcmcnta Ole Y}obiIiintion Der Nla
coniincr NutionuIgor0c iiir ben -.
(VtIi porqciehen habcn, gcbcn Der
Souocrneur mo General aoiu0nnt
&oImop nit ocm Qlonc nm, oic
Stnot4truppcu ctmu 3ipei @ohcn Dor
oicicm Datum in Ganlp TouaIas Al
pcriannlcln. INT Die 2cutc an otc
Stropo3cn oca Iienites 3ll gcm0bncn,
che itc not Dem Shocn geihidt per
ocn @ia gum / ,EuIi hoiit Der
Staot anndbcrno 5000 Wonu in
Nereitihoit III bobcn, mo iucnn obi
qcr Qlon onrhgebcn ioatc, muroen
6icie ole oui 3mci Nodlen Dor Der
nuacmcincu QiobiImodung nod
Ganp Ioudlns ncihift merocn.
e. ocrlontct in 8oihinaton, 6aI
eucntuca GIN Ibcil Der 8isconiiner
Jtutiouol1arhe i'm .tuIi ODER 9(nalit
mad Trcnfrcld) geihidt meroen miro.
Ticie 9lbthciIung milroc iidl mir ors
ioIfcu Eruppcu 3liunmcnieben, oiC
merifaniihcn 8ren36icuit geiehen ha.
ben. 6a nod 9usioge ocs @ouber
neurs oicic Nonnihaiten poaItdn.
6ia ou5aeriiitet un6 blHrciheno ac.
0rllt iiH6, nm 6er beiten rcglldre1
lrupqen gleih5ufommCn.
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Siirgertrieg miro in gbiua
erUartet.
9Scfiud. t3. Nm,

Gbinugdlaodunq, Der orntirenoc
Yreuier, Der nud Dem Riidtritt oeS
friibcren 8eiauoten in ocn &ereinig-
ten StaotclI, Ir Wrtingioug, oui
0icien 8oIten berilfen norocn mar,
bat Dos TrGiiocntenmonoat inter
3cid)net, oltrd) 6a5 Garloutert ol,fge-
lott miro.
"a oie tSiibrer ser iiiolifen Gro.
Oin5cn oa5 Gorgcbeu beS @rQiioertcn
trob Der lbutiod}e, ooB or Die Iuflo.
lung 0cs EarIanents III elmer lon9en
GrflGrrng 5u rcdltiertigen ucrillhtc,
als pcrinlillngaipiorig betrnhten mo
iidl iiher entifloieu hoben, ieinc
9uthoritGt nid)t mehr on3ltcrfcunen,
qIonbt man, oob Die gcgeurpdrtigc
Gage 81 einem 9iiracrfrie9 fiibren
miro.
\Sn nicr Erouin5et,, &1ponatllng,
!DInnnn, amongit ltuo &rpeihom,
mcroCn 0ic (ruppcu mobillitrt mo
aIlc &orfebrllngen fiir militdriihc
GperotiOncn iilr ocn SAL getroffen,
onb iih Der Nrdli0cut niht oodl nod
Dem 9ruf ocs Otilitdrqoupernenra
bon 9Inhmei mioeriebt mo Die Gcrfii-
ain9, ourd, bic ooa Eorlanent olT-
gcloit luuroc, lpic0er riitgdngig
n1ad,t.
@or Ser 9luil0iltn9 oe5 |arIo.
mcnta bielt Scr Rr0iioent nit Or.
George Wiorriiou, cinent britildlen
llntcrthuncn lulo Rotbgebcr Der nc.
aierlunq, iolpic nit icincm iapaniiden
93otbQeber Trofclior gngoo 2lriga,
cine Gonieren5 ab. Gr. Qiorriiou
iol gegcn oic @eroiiciltlifing ocs
Mnnoots, GroieIior Arigu fir oie
9Iuiloiing oes Yarloment5 ein9etre-
ten iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
9nftaugrift VonOOn
observation-disclosures nua SIiescr fsnnten
unr cine Der fifHfsebH benfidKn
ytafdlintn bsrabbslen.
Qonoon, IS. Suni.


Teutihe Neroplane untcruahmen
om Mittiuodl ciucu fllrscn ober tootli'
d)en lleberiall auf Die Stobt Sonoon
lie griffen aud anoere Grtidlnften
an, ooh, 10 pcit bCfonut lit, lino bel
ipeitem anl neiiteu Wcnidculeben in
2onoon lcIbit 5u bcfIngcn. 9im ipI-
ten Aben0 itelte iih Die 3ohl Der &cr-
lutte nab oen autlid)cn Seri1tcn oiii
534, 0ooon 81 Soote lmo 437 Ser
lcste @eto5ret puroen 55 Wdnuer,
pcrlebt 223; is 6rauen murben &C.
tootet, 122 perlebt; 2G &in0cr geto0,
tet un6 "a perlctt.
Gas oeutIde 8eifmu0cr beitcno
ans ungcfdbr IS Slug3cugen. Die
untcre Stnot 2onoon mar 0a5 ,3lel
Der 6lieger 3abIreide 8onlben fie-
len in Sltenoe nic6cr, no Bebdltoc
5eritort, bc5lD bcid)doigt ltn0 9llben-
DC BON Wtcnihen gctobtct be3p. per.
Iebt puroen H5n ciuem Sail puroen
in ein uno 0ericlben Strobe jebn
ainoer geto0tet uno iilnf5ig perlebt
9ritiide Neroplane lticgen liupcr-
3iiglidl bod, iobal0 ooa Sigual obgc-
gcbcn moroeu mar, 0aB Der Scino
nabe, ood) blieben oie Gcutidlcn III
bcocutenocr &ohc ltn0 flogcu ruicnn
ihnea, 10 oaB Die britiihcn ,SIicQcr
ouid)cincn0 groBc Stoypiclateiten
battcn, Sen sSeiuo 81 pcrtpl9eu. 9tur
cine cin5igc oelttihe WIld)ine lit SER
It0rt morocn; onoere itno gcrild)tpeiie
berabgebolt moroen, ooh NOR anltlid)
feine 9eitdtigung bicrilbcr 81 crbol-
ten. 9ie 9lbWebrgeihIltc &on0on3
marcn offcnlihtlid) nibt imltonoc,
Die oeltidlen sSIilg5euQe 5u erreiten
Cine ilbermts groBc 3obl flciner
@cid)GitShGuier lno @ohnhGltlcr
drmcrer 9Samilicn in 0cn oidt bepoI-
fcrtcn GiItriften iino i6pcr in Nit
leioenif)oft ge5Ogen morocn, ooqegen
thcilte SSelomorid)al S5rcnd), aont-
monocir Der Observation-Disclosures
truppcn on, onB fem WlilitQr- o0cr
Warincihooen angerihtet morbcn lei.
SpGt am Wfitttpoh 9lbcno hattie
9lnorem 9onor Gam angefiinoigt, es
liege feline anltlif)e 8eitdtig1ng Dor,
Dab allBcr Dem am 9tadlnltttua als
5eritort gen1cloeten bclttiferi Slug
5eug teln meitere5 berabgeboIt NOR
6eu iei.
sSerner thcilte 8onor Gam nit, 6nB
bel Iibton-ltnOer Cine, fpenigc Mei.
len bon Chandelier, cine ihipere Mlt-
nltionSerploiion erfoIat lei. bel mel
der mebrere Serionen get0otct beslp
nerlcbt puroen 0ieie GrpIolion bat
ieoodD nid)tS nit Dem 2uitangrifi 5u
thlul, ipic er hin3ltfiigtc.
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4ieiige 2nftfotte.
@aihinaton. u SIN


Am Gicnstog hat 9fear 9loni.
raj Robert &. Beorp Dor Dem Dill.
tdrausid)uB oes Senot5 5u @oIb-
inaton, 8. g., erfGGrt, boB 6os
,Siuasciiq sic biuigite uno ihneGite
ertptoerlnq ouf oas Souhboot lei,
iino baB 1000 folder Moidinen oie
1andboot 8efobr tpirfioner bciciti-
qen piiroc oIs nIIrs onhere. ,@ir
hrold)en MIR Die Gncrgic oes Nerrl
BON 8irpis nah3uabmen uno iperbtn
5lim 3ieIc geIongeu", iagte Reor no
Hirol Bcorn mo crfIdrte iif ferncr
iiir Die @riiuoung zines @ureau5 fiir
seronoiltif gfoh ieiner 4nfidlt iin6
hic Sodperitdnbigen boriibcr eiti9,
boB Der arico ourh 17Iud'euqe crt-
ihicoen perocn piiroe, unb oaB in
8dIae iolhc in 8eihpobcrn pon 500
bis 1000 Stiit mittpirfeu tuijroer.
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yTeinben muB 6riegslnit aus:
aetrieben tperOen." -"
lInlitcrnnn1 II Niin

y@ir hnIten INNER nod feit on
Dem eineu 8eoanten, bon Dem mir
ale oirhorimgen limo, unO Ser lit,
Dem Teinoe ieiug GriegsgeIiiIte aus.
5utrciben. 60 GuBertc iidl oeraaiier
in elmer 9tnlprode OIL oie Oeutidlen
Sritppen lmter ieincn Scbue Brin5
giteI 1Sricorit.
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&0nig &onltanti1l pon Grie6en=
lQno oon Gntcntc cnttDront,
Die eneliishsn $ehiff=perlmits Ser
lebten >p>ehe amf IS Satr>
5su9s esItisaen.
Sdwerer Sdaotn bnrd oende 0uftabrnge lit 0unOon anl
e0eu Sage on Mcnidcnleben nnO Gigentbum augudtet;
97 Yeriomeu unrOtn getObtet, 437 pcrwnnOct
Su Gbina Orpbt Gin Shrgcrrtg.
6ranfreid iibernimmt Die Gon=
trolle in 0riedenlanO.
Garis, ~. 2Suni

Trnnfreih hat Ole 9tnbrungSnIit
teltontrolIe i'll Srichenlon0 itbernonls
men, Die bcutc amtIih bcfmmt ges
maht mltrbc. General ,Sonnaro lit in
2lthcn cingctroffen lIno bat Die &on-
Dung iron3oiiidcr Eruppen 3ur 9IlIi-
rcdterhoItllug Der Sronling i'll Der
arietjihcn @ollptitoot angcoronct
g8ic angCtilnoiQt miro. folticn bic 9ll-
liirtcn Ole @rnte IciialiCn5, ltm lie
al ole Yropin5en 8rictcnIanoS 3lt
nCrtbcilen.
Gic 9luiirtcn bobcn iitb nic Con-
trolc Oc9 SitbnIu2 BON &orunth pg.-
id)oiit Qionto0 mltrocn Irrppcu OH
nc NlOeritou0 9eldnoct.
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Gritannlibe 3uitanoe.
H,Spliet. III. u. ,Sllni

SulltlJ NNH.t Il. NNitill.
Sic Gurhildltng Der 3ellcn
nn Stoot3gcidn9uiB non Solicit,
81, iuuroen on 0ien5toa fortgeictt
uno mehr Hcpolucr, Vieiier, ,Seilcn,
meilingene SfInaringc gcfluocn.
SSerner imtrocn orei Geritcfe nit On
nomit entoeft, 3mei in 0cn 3eIlen
uno cine otBerhnIb oe58eb0ltoe3. Die
9urdlltfung bate om Wontag be-
gonneu Sic hat erItalnlicbe 3u-
itGnoe oilfgeoedt. &alint einer Der
Strailinae mar obne irgeno cine Art
bon @affc IS nuroen 10 biele Sci
len aliigefilnbeii, oaB ser Tcrooht Ell
rcr Serifmoruug nabc Iicgt, oaB
oiclc in Raiicn geliefert iporbcn iino.
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aOnitautim mnbtc ab=
Oanfeu.
WuR nit Dem Sronprin5cu @cor9
0riedjenlano uerlniicu, 9llcr.
amber Der 9IadlfOl9cr.

TtDclL -. >Nlilll.
Ser Stltr5 &0nio apuitautiua
BON 0riedenIono lit gefontncn.
2Irf Die t5oroerlm9 Der Shubn0htc
6ronfreid), Gngluno lmo ;RllBlono
hin bot Der aonig onl GicnatoQ gu
9uniteu ieiuea 3pcitQItcIten 5ohnca
gllcrnnber obgc0nuft. Der 00bCn-
puntt Der Erog0oic muroc our6 Die
&crnllttlllug oea frnn5oliidlcn Seno-
tors >Sonlart hcrbcigciiibrt, mcldcr
crit Dor ciu bis jluei Sogeu IN elmer
Sonbermiiliou ol9 &ertrctcr ,Sronf
reid)s, GngInnO3 mo GllBlan0s III
9tben eingetroiien mar. gIltBer
Der Yb0anfllng 2ouituntin5 ncrlanQ=
ten Die Gltentc- -MGhte audi nod sic
NltSldoltlng ocs Sronprillseu @cora,
Der ols tart ocutihfrelln0lih gilt.
Der Grtoniq .lno Der Sronprin5
gcoenfer, fpie3Sremicrniniitcr 3oints
onfiinoigte, unpcrsiiaIid) Dos 2aio 3lt
oerlnIien G3 miro berihtct, 6af iic
an 9oro eiueS britiidlcn 9ricaSid)i5fc5
qeben peroelt, oos Tie nah EStolicn
bringen ioll; BON BORT mcrocn oic bel
ocn Siiritcn nod Der Shpei5 pciter
rclicn. GS miro uoraus9eIagt. oob
Nrin5 9Ileronoer ieinc &crrihcrpflih-
ten im Snue Der Sd)ubmoftc Grill.
len miro. Gr lit "a Sabre aIt un6 lit
frei bon 9Inti Gntcnte Ncigilngen &C.
pcicn.
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TtniterbGnte bic nod gut
.rbaItene OtlT0rbe alfpeifen, iOIlter
nit .inem feuttsn 5Iansus2oppen
Der nit n5tsa@ GaaIt" t:puoert 1T
1baeipii6t rerotn unn nitt nit eis
mem ielfiaen Qdppcn. 'Sit OisI Sdmut
unb Stdu5 au' lsn g0rsen. 10 neh
me man einen S5iofi,I 4nmoniu 81
.;nsm 0ulrt .rGtil normem Dlis
er. reibs tin S:io .gt.ti. Gjota"
iber pas Ssiitu-ilt uHp nu6e nil
em Qatyia. o:r II n3s 1EM0nil
UlTt, 5etaud- .sar1.. 5:rIi+tg ode
QoIS 40.
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2enti6e lleberlesenbsit im
,Slug3eugfampfe.
Berlin, 70 Sum

Ias 6elltldle 9trmecbnuptquortier
mnht bcfonnt, 6nf Die Gertifen inn
Worat Wai MIR ~ 6lug5euge Der
loren bobct mdbrenO Die Nutirten
ca aui 260 brad)tcn. ia entente.
ihIa3euge ficIen binter ben 6elitihelI
Yiuicn un6 t4S britiid)e un6 franSo-
iiitc Woihiren inner9aIb Der en.
ab.
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5ranS0iiid)er equator IbcrbrndJtc bic
Sorocrnna.

2Im Wfontogmorgen iprnf Gen.
&onnnrt beim Observation-Disclosures
Dor lul6 Oerlongte in Nancn Scr
SdnttmGdte Die 2lboontlm9 oc9 a0
niga aonitantiu lmo Ole GrncnnuuQ
zines 9tadioIger5, lpobci icooh Der
&ronprir3 oi1agcldhoiicn lei. ,tbm
mlroc 3ur 9Intrport, Der 9onig fonnc
nur cine Gntihciolng trcifen. mcrm
cr oorher nit Dem aronroth fonfcrirt
bobe, Der lid aus ebcmoligen Bre.
mierniniItern juiammenicbt. Grit
1ienStng friib INN $50 llbr uber-
ionotc 4}renlier 3oimis Dem Gcrtre
fer Der AQiirter oic 9(ntlport ocs
9onigs III fIiegenocm Sf)rcibcn:
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Die Autiuort a0nie Gonitantins.

Gem Abgeiau6ten uno 0ertrctcr
pon 6rnntreif, GngIano uno Rub
lan0:
~gtod)oem Die Ab6onfung 5einer
NojeitGt 0es aonigs 9onitontin uno
Ole Grncnnilna ciue5 Hohiolqers ae.
ioroert moroen iit, bot Der llntcrscih-
nete, Brenicrmiltiiter lmo N}iniitcr
oes 4euBeren Die Ghre. Gurcr Grwl-
lens mit3utbeiIen, ooB Seine RojeItdt
Der aoni8 itet5 aui Die IJntereiien
(8rIctenIanos beooht. iih entidIoi.
len, 0os Gano in gcqlcinnq oc5
9rouprin3en 5u perlaiien, ur0 er.
neint Brin3 aIefnn6er 81 ieinen
EntioIger
(ge5) o3dimis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
Rumaniens Selfelber mieoer
in 8etrieb.
QInitcrnnm u s1ir

Gas Molfidlc @iiro, oic omtlihe
oeutfhe gfahrihtcnagclltlir, bat elm
Gelcgronln bon 9ltfareit oi8acgcbcn
Dob Die rltmdniidle OeIinoliItrie trob
Der riidlidtSloien 3erItorltng oltrh
DEN 3eino iidJ id]nen erholt. Gos Se-
learomm ia9t, ooB oic 9roouftion
toodentlid) iteigt uno sic @eoiiriniiie
Der Nrmce ooQItdn0id oedt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
Gutcntc orobte NIT &affenacmnIt.

Sic Gage in 6richcnIano, mcldc
Icit glusbrudl ocs &ricgs mehrcrcmoIc
Der 9eilequuQ nobe 5l icin id)'cr.
mar III lester 3cit ocrnrt lu1clrir
gCmoroCll, oaB Die W2dd)tc notbmcnoi-
gerneiie ctnen cutihciocnoen Sdrltt
thun muBtcn Gcabolb tpuroc Scuo.
tor Sonnort nit Der Wtiiiiou bcoul
tragt Dem Brenicrrliniitcr 3oimi3
SIT bcocl,tcn, peIde ,3icIe Die entente
W}0dte be5ilglid cincr grobcrcn Gi-
nigfcit inter Scr 9cp0lfcr,luo ..nN
elmer grobercn Sid,crhcit ser I'M
Giten operircn0en Gntcnte Jrltps
pen perfolgtcn. equator Sonnort cr,
fl0rtc Dem Brenticr, oob Srllppcn git
icincr CSonnartS) @crfil9uno oeitcft
morocn ieien, ulo criuhtc lbn 0rin,
gcn0, ollf cinc irie0Iihc &0nmQ hin.
3uorbeiten. Die Cruppen 10 mirbe
ibm beoeutct, iuiiroen niht cher ac,
lunoct mer6cn. oIs bis Gonig aonIton.
tin lcine Nntrport gcgebcn babe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
Viarim @orfiS Gommentar.
Petersburg, #. Sum


,Sn elmer @ciprefung Der iran.
joiiidDcn uno britiihen 0ote an Die
rniliid)c 5icgierlmg filbrt Mnrint
(3orti5 3citlngo 9toDaia 3bi3n" aus,
0aG pcitcrc 8erbanoIlmgcn rtit ocn
oiplonntiden Icrtretern 5ranfreihS
lub 6nglanos 3wcfIo8 mGren. tin0
ingt - Die iran3oiid)e Reqier,mg Iic-
Iert ais clnc GrlmoIuqc fir cinllcber.
cintomncn nit Dem 6cmofratiiden
9}uBIon0 ale arunOIegcnOcSaftorcn
cinca imperinIiitiihCn Brogramms
nit clner nud,orijdlihcn, uno Dic
einiac iogeu, bclci0igefoe TeutIidl-
felt Nicr bort man bon 9rieaS.
cn.Gntitdoiqungeu uno 8oron-
item, meId)c oen 6ein6 oauern6 ihnG.
dcn ionen, ltno bon Der milit1riihen
Gcitbolttnq BON GliaB 2otbrin-
gcu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
Women! It's Cheap!
Use Lemon Juice
and Make Lotion

To keep your skin and complexion
naturally soft, white and clear at all
times you simply must use lotion or
cream every day. But choose the one
that Is best and costs the least.
The juice of two fresh lemons
strained into n bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white makes a
whole qua -ter pint of the most re-
markable beauty lotion at about the
cost one must pay for n small jar of
the ordinary cold creams. Care
should be taken TO strain the lemon
juice through fine cloth so no lemon
pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon juice is used to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles, sallowness and tan, and is
the ideal skin softener, smoothener
and beautifier.
lust try this lotion Make up a
quarter pint OF this sweetly fragrant
cream and massage it into the face,
neck, arms and hands. II should nat
urally help to whiten, soften. freshen,
and bring out the hidden roses and
beauty of any skin.
Your druggist will sell three ounces
of orchard white at little cost, and
any grocer will supply the lemons
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
PEN PUSHERS ARRIVE
FROM EMPIRE STATE
New York Financial Writers to
Investigate Oil Industry for
Their Paper.

Charles II. Mayer, financial editor
OF the New York Commercial, arrived
in Tulsa yesterday to write up the oil
fields for his publication. In day
or two he will be Joined by C. w. Jen-
kins Of the editorial staff of that paper
and together they will go over the
field thoroly.
MIR. Mayer said that with the boom
in oil stocks consequent upon the
boom in oil prices, there has been so
much fraudulent selling of oil stocks
the the New York Commercial had
deemed 1t wise to send him to the
heart OF the industry after the facts.
Mr.. Mayer was for n number OF
years financial editor of the Chicago
Tribune and has worked in that capac-
lty on several of the New York dailies.
Mr.. Jenkins IL well-known special
writer who has for a long time been
connected with the Literary Digest.
The New York Commercial clrcu-
lates In seventeen hundred towns and
cities thruout the United States and
the writeups OF Mr.. Mayer and Mr..
Jenkins will be widely read and
copied
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
Lm,lgc Erazicr McdS.

SAPULPA. Okla. June %. -
County Judge J. v Frazier and Miss
Jean Marshall stole march on their
friends Saturday when they left rei'-
unceremoniously and later appeared
at the Tulsa county courthouse where
they procured 4 marriage license anL
were later married at the parsonage
OF the Presbyterian church by the
REV G.. W. Kerr They left imme-
diately for Eureka Springs, Ark,
where they will spend their houc,'-
moon. Judge Frazier has been mucn
In the limclight since his election last
tan on account of his unusual activity
iu prosecuting bootleggers and clean
ing up Creek county. His bride Is a
talented musician. having studied in
the best musical conservator!es and
colleges in this country and abroad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
J NJ WARD.

respected Tulsan, who died at his home here
Sunday evening at the age Of 75 years.
by his great fortitude was able to
conceal his condition to a great ex-
tent and it was only within the last
few weeks that his illness became 50
acute that he was forced to submit
to It.
Mr.. Ward was born in New York
in 1899 of an old Knickerbocker
family, once owners of the famous
Ward island. For 10 years sitter
his graduation from New York col
legc, he practiced medicine until his
health failed and he was forced u
give up his practice and go to Calf
fornia. There he engaged in the mer-
camille business with his father for
n time and afterwards became in
terested in San Francisco hotel
Subsequently, he was proprietor Of
Denver and Colorado Springs hotels,
and came to Tulsa at the invitation
OF w. n. Robinson to become receiver
of the old Robinson hotel. lie was
manager of Hotel Tulsa when 1t was
opened
Mr. Ward was owner and man
ager of the Red Ball Storage Il Trans
fer Co. OF Tulsa when that vun-
Germ suffered 100000 fire loss
several years ago. This fire was one
of the largest in the history Of Tulsa.
Recently he has been engaged in the
realty business. He was a man OF
large, the unostentatious charities.
He was n Master Mason and an Elk
of many years standing
Surviving Mr.. Ward are two sons
by a former marriage and wino>S
Mrs. May Ward. formerly Miss May
Parkhurst, daughter of r. X. Park
hurst, a pioneer Tulsan, who died
last November.
Upon the arrival of of son, Arthur
Ward of Pewaukee, Wis, the funeral
arrangements will be announced.
Burial will probably take place either
Thursday afternoon or Friday morn
Ing.