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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-05-03

"Vodni Druzstvo" ktere melo
bfti drvano v Tyndall minulou 0
botu dram odborem zdejsiho So
koIa, bylo ndsledkem spatneho po-
Cast odlozeno ma pffSti sobotu.
VelkS ~konkretovy kulvert jest
zhotovovan pres ulici Il obydlf A.
Vantury, k vhli odvodnenf vody,
ktera Sc jednou "a cas- p~fizene ma
mesto a vytapi nektere obGany.
John MusiI, ienz pracoval "a
vodu Vaukove, Sc pfidal k vojsku
narodnf gardy a We stfedu odjel do
Scotland, kde Sc pfidruzi k ostat-
MIN branctiIn.
John Kudrna a Frank Hala jenz
isou n p%ravidelnfho vojska, jsou
pfitomn6 V El Paso, Texas. Pred
tim hyli We Ft. Logan, Colorado.
Vojantina sc jim lfbi.
Obdrzeli isme dopis cd manzeld
Jens OlsenovJch, ktefi Sc presto
hovaIi do Sioux City. v n6mz sd6-
luif, re sc jim tam lib. Jejich adj
resa jest, 916 S. Helen St. Morn
ingside.
Name nfni velkou zasobu INA
mych Nyal lekG kter6 nevahame
~odporutiti vefejnosti, neb VINE ze
uspokoif. Nyal l6ky jsou vyrabe-
ny vzhledem k jakkosti, nikoliv
hojnosti. Zkuste je, zaru6uiem je
Tabor Drug Store. Adv.
Alois NovotnJ sc vratil 4 Oma-
by kde byl ndvStevou u sveho
brstrs, lana, kterF Sc tam naleza
v leceni. Alois nam sdelil, Re je-
no bratru Sc vede dobfe, a re Sc
Dude moci vratit domu asi "a IA
dnf.
Zdeisi Fad HveAda Zapadu, els.
Al, u. c. b. J. Dude II kvetna pr.
jfmati tfinact novfch tlenn "A pfi
te pfilezitosti uspofada skv6iy
Piles v SIM BlazkovG pro ktery
hudbu obstara kapela re Zizkova.
Pfijimaci obfady Sc vykonaji We
spolkove SIM asi W nod. vecer a
pax Sc spolecnG pnjde do sine Blaz
kove. Ka&dy jest uctive Evan by
Sc dostavil ma zabavu. Adv.
Danny Cd zdejsiho sboru kat.
Sokola uspofadaji Bazaar We spolko
We SIM v nedeli a v pondeli, 6 Il
7. Bazaar zapoGne v nedeli odpo-
ledne o pdl druh6 hod. II skonGi VI
pondeli veGer tanetni zabavou.
B6hem bazaru Dude pfednesen pek
NJ program vsemi oddelenimi sbo-
ru. T6z zakusky budou k dosta-
nj IA veGefe o pill noci. Hudbu OBJ
stara sokolska orkestra, a kazdy
je Evan by sc dostayiI. ADV.
Minul5 Gtvrtek vecer zde feGni
p. Jos. Straka z Chicago We pro-
speech Svazu ceskych katolikG a
Cyrillo. Methodejskeho fondu. Po-
nGvaG mistni duch. spravce nebyl
o jeho pfijezdu uvedomen, memo
h'o to patficne byt oznameno.
Mimo feci p Straky, Monsignor
Bouska pfeGetl tlanek S kalendafe
X. lIorkeho pod MAVEN "Obraz-
ky ktere dame Rakousku do rak-
We" kde spisovatel Horky vyliGuje
barbarske poGinani nemcoursko-
rakouske soldatesky v Srbsku.
Clanek jest doprovazen obrazky
die fotografie, kde deli "a sturci
byli vrazdeni a'zeny ~zneucteny a
nanejv5s brutalnim zpGsobem vraz
deny. OIporucujem ctenafGm ten
to kalendai kde jest vice poucne
tctby.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-05-03
UCitel Volta Benes Dude fecnit
Tabofe, v sobotu 5ho kvetna'

Ucitel Volta Benes Dude konati
pfednasku V Tabofe, v SIM Niche
love v sobo'u 5ho kvetna We pros
pech Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruze-
nj. Ucitel Benes jak znamo, prch
nul Sc svou rodinou 2 Czech rok pc
vypuknuti vAIky a tim padem lepe
neali kdo jinf dovede vyliGiti tam
ny pomtry "a Gasu valky. Cd te
Dolby pfedndsi v teto zemi jake zas
tupce Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruze-
nj. Jest zadoucno by kazdy Slo"
van Sc d~ostavil. Zatatek s no.
din vcGer. Vstup voInS.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-05-03
D0MACl zPRAvy.

A.. y. Wagner 2 Lake Andes byl
zde navStevou v pondelf.
81. Alice Hakl z Yankton sem
pfiiela v pondelf ma navstevu.
Vaclav Week odjel v dtery do
Omahy. Yrati Sc v sobotu.
Jos. Black byl v Sioux City
ku konci tfdne, "a obchodem.
ri. Jos. Duffka a 81. Anna Kou-
pal byly v Yankton We stfedu.
Platime hotove "a smetanu a
vejce. HOSTEL a RokGsek. Adv.
Pr. Jos. Caby, re Sioux City
sem prijela ma navstevu v 1terf.
FIR. j. Kortan minulou sobotu
obdrzel plnokrevneho Durham By
ka.
Oznamuie Sc nam, Re Ladislay a
Jan Melmer z Lake Andes Sc pfi-
dali k vojsku.
Pfivezle nam smetanu a voice.
Platime hotove. Kostel a RokG-
SEX. Adv.
Lfky dr.. Hellera a Jana Dobry-
no lie dostati v Lakeport Store.
Adv.
Barbora Novakova odjeIa We
stfedu do Ravinia ma navstevu k
d6tem.
81. RGzena Rada odjela We sire
du do LestervilIe ma navstevu k
pfatelGm.
Jan Matuska pfeslehoval svoji
holirnu do kuleGniku Roknska a
Koupala.
Starry Vaclav Bouska a jeho
m~anzeIka 2 Tyndall byli zde nav
stevou We stfedu.
Josef Hruska, Josef Black q
Oskar Janda byli v Lesteryille We
stTedu IA obchodem.
Enan Trunec Sc vratil 2 Omahy
minulS patek kde navstevoval au-
tomobilovou skolu.
Kupuju vejce a platim vzdy nej-
vySSf trzni cenu v penezlch. j. f.
Mikolasek. Adv.
REQ Seal bilou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupite vzdy We farmer
skem eleyatoru. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midIink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Ma prodej. belohub6, plnokrev-
ne bycky rotni po $50 kus ma ma
prodej w. S. Harrison. Adv.
Dunn a lot ma prodej v dobrem
miste v Iabofe. Haste Sc v ufa-
dovne independents. Adv.
Davam kaademu kdo Still a roz
bfji lahve v mem pastru, re Dude
souduG Stihan. J.J. Kudrna. Adv
StarS Josef Novotny Sc 2 nemo-
CT tolik zotavil, re mize pohybova
ii jake drive, coz kazdeho potesi.
j. A. Wagner Sc vratil v Gtery
z Omahy kde Sc sGGastnil sjezdu
CechG tohoto a sousednich statG, v
zajmu c. N. S
Bazaar sokolskf, jenz Sc mel cd
bfvati minulou nedeli "a pondeli
byl odlozen IA pfisti nedeli "a pom
deli 6 Tho.
Pr. X R{nka z Waubun, Mimi,
odjela do sv6ho domova We stfedu
pc kratsi navsteve u svJch rodicd,
manzcId JandoyJch.
Pranf, aellenf IA domaci prace
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
HUMOR OF THE DAY

He (ardent1y)-For the love Of you I could become anything.
 She-Become a millionaire.-Boston Transcript. Bi1l-Is marriage expensive7
 Gill-Mtne was. I married an ar ing her clothes right away onkers Statesman. Pretty Miss 0nvitingly)-Don't you want to go for a nice walk? Gallant Youth sure do.
 Pretty Miss = Go ahead. I'm not stopping you.-Medley. Congressman-The war will have one good effect anyway.
 Senator-Whatzat?
 Congressman = Now the pacihsts will let us have peace.-Judge.
 What do they mean by a counter attack?"
 Sounds like a bargain rush. You've been in enough to know what that means. .''-Kansas City Journal.
 ''who the deuce arc those men,
 "oh, that's just two Conscientious Objectons fighting and deciding whose turn 1t is for weekend pass, Sir.'- London Opinion.
 First Sorority Jane-T woke up last night and found a burglar fin my room!
 Second Sorority Jane-Catch hlmc First Sorority Jane-CertaInly not. am not making a collection Of burglars.-Awgwan.
 'Tn Heaven.' said the sentimental maiden, "a man is never separated from his wife"
 'I beg your pardon" interrupted the misogynist, but I think you are getting mixed in geography. y.'-Rich- mond Times Dispatch.
 CHnker-Did I understand you 10 say that there is nearly always something broke about your motor car2
 BHnker-Yes.
 CHnker-What is it. as a rule
 Blinker-Me.-Los Angles Times.
 Half a loaf Is better than no bread" said the philosopher.
 There is no doubt about the TO- spect to which half a loaf Is entitled replied the plain person. Tt costs as much as a whole loaf used to- Washington Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
DON'T RISK NEGLECT

Don't neglect constant backache, sharp, darting pains or urinary dis orders The danger of dropsy or Bright's disease is too serious to ignore. Use Doan's Kidney Pills as have your friends and neighbors. A Norwich case.
 Hiram U. Neff, 4e6 B. Main Street. Norwich, says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for a number of years for attacks of kidney trouble and rheumatic pains. The pains had settled mostly in my back, across my kidneys, and at times I could scarcely get around I could hardly stoop or straighten on account of the pain when taken that way. My kidneys have acted irregularly and the secre- tions have been unnatural. At such times I have bought Doan's Kidney Pills at Sevin 6 Sons Drug Store and they have always removed the pairs and regulated my kidneys"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Neff uses. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
LETTER CARRIER AMONG
 FIRST TO BE DRAFTED
kiliinsly Young Men Among Those
 Drawn,

Tn the Putnam column this morning Is printed list of the first numt,ers drawn in Division No. Is. which in- cludes Danielson and all of the town of Kfllingly.
 There are 12s names in the list. and 2 heavy proportion of them are of klllngly men. This list is comniIed rom early wire reports Friday on the drawings, but is not the official list which the exemption board members do not expect to receive before Mon day. :
 In all probability, however. it is sub stantially correct, although the official list may show some changes.
 Every section of the town of Kill fngly Is hit in the first 800 numbers Of the draft, from which the list here with was compiled.
 The post office force had a merry time Of 1t Friday afternoon looking m numbers and answering questions of the young men whose draft numbers were shown by early wire reports to have been called
 Incidentally, Harold Greene of the carrier force of the local post office was among the first to be drawn from this place. - .
 Queensland farmers are greatly In-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
Hosiery and Underwear Dept.

BOYS RIBBED HOSE in black only. Sizes WOMENS GAUZE COTTON HoSE-back and white seamless hose, with double sole and
 
 WOMENS LISLE AND SILK LISLE HOSE in black and coors. Seconds of high grade Ioc nose .......-.............. SALE PRICE 17c WOMENS GAUZE SILK LISLE HOSE in black only. Sizes eLa to 10 SALE PRICE 23c FIBRE SILK BOOT HOSE for women. Black only ......-.-..-............. SALE PRICE 33c WOMEN'S GAUZE COTTON HOSE in black only. Made in seamless style. SALE PRICE 26c OUT SIZE BLACK LISLE HOSE in regular make. Fit well and look well. SALE PRICE APO $12o SILK HOSE for Offered in black and few coIors Have isIe top and sole ......................... SALE PRICE $1.os WOMENS SILK HOSE in black, white and / eolors. Values from S1.75 to $2.25
 SALE PRICE S1.29
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
Grosvenorda1e.

Grosvenorda1e. 1s1S-Charles J. Adams, Killing1y. 7T2-Arthur Provencal, Putnam. 1456-Wilfred Burnaps, Dantelson. 721-Ernest S. Tetreau1t, Putnam. 1419-Ernest E. Greene, Danielson. 7S6-Michael Bell, Putnam. 1549-Napoleon Lamoreux, Danielson. 1476-Adelard Barbeau, Danielson. 2S0-Joseph Ovila Morfn, North
 Grosvenordale. 1292-Elzeard Peloquin, Danie1son. 972-James J. Charron, Putnam. 9S3-Armand Turianne. Putnam. 757-Adolph Desjardins, Putnam. 966-Raymond Helbret Moore, Put
 nam.
 This list represents only returns available here up to s p. m. Friday. More than 100 other men in the district will be called up. probably the latter part of next week, by the exemption board.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Reports from the Balkans speak Of touching scenes of fraternization be- tween the Venizellst troops and Ser bians in Western Macedonia.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

The National Labor Party of West ern Australia has condemned the un- patriotic attitude of the Leeds CNeW South Wales) Conferences advocating a premature peace.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

Included in the suite of viscount Ishii, the special envoy of Japan to the United States, are Vfce-Admiral Take Shita, Major-General Surgano and x-Consu1-General Nagai.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

An unusual number of air reconnais- sances by single machines have been made lately in the Balkans. the enemy profiting by the mists which frequent ly shroud the sky at this season Of the wear
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

The Spanish Ambassador at Lon don, who is at present in Madrid, has had several conferences with his gov ernment concerning the recent com mercial mission of the Marquis Cor tina to London.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

An Exchange telegram from Petro- grad states that NJ GoutchItof. ex- Minister of War, despite the bad state of his health, has, left for the South Western front, where he desires to serve until the end of the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

Efforts to raise a fund for the pur- chase and preservation of the home of John Greenleaf Whittier in Ames- bury, Mass, are being made by the Whittier Home Association. The house contains many manuscrfpta and other mementos of the poet He grandnephew, Greepleaf Whittier Pickard, is the presenttowner.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
A TOAST TO THE FLAG.

Here's to the Red of It. There's not a thread of it, No, nor a shred of it In all the spread of it
 From foot to head, But heroes bled for it, Faced steel and lead for it. Precious blood shed for t.
 Bathing it Red. Here's to the White of It. Thrilled by the sight of f. Who knows the right of it But feels the might of it,
 Through day and night2 Womanhood's care for lt. Make manhood dare for it; Puritys prayr for it Kept 1t so White. Here's to the Blue of It. Heavenly view of it Star-spanEled hue of it, Hopesty's due of it,
 Constant and true Here's to the whole of it. Stars. stripes and pole of ft, Here's to the soul of it.
 Red. White and Blue John J. Daly, in New Britain Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

A great explosion is reported rO have happened in the metal smelting works at Lichtenberg. near Berlin. on Saturday night. The greater part of the works was destroyed and six workmen were seriously injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
POETRY
THE GRAnrArH

Old friend, where you and were once at home, Autumn has given to ancther heir. And other feet come drumming up
 the stair
 come. We have. /. gone by and shall never
 share
 The music of your samovar at night. Or on a morning full of April light Come strIdlng through the door and
 find you there. But In the slow-returnins dusk once
 more, Less eagerly. less certain of my part. I'll come with an old music iu my
 heart Down Holyoke to that familiar door. Knowing you have not entered it all
 day,
 I shall Fo very quietly away John Florance. ln The CenturY.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

queensland farmers are greatly in- creas1ng the area under cotton.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

A statement issued by the Swiss Legation in Rome declares that fits diplomatic valise has never carried correspondence of any kind by Prince Bulow and that no request in this sense has ever been made to the Lega- ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

the German Naval League. according to the Exchange Amsterdam cores pondent. made his first flight on Sun day when he accompanied naval air men in a flight over Wilhelmshaven He is 73 years of age.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
Mems Furnishings Department

MEDIUM WEIGHT BLACK COTTON SOCKS. Fast coIors ..... SALE PRICE PAIRS FOR 25c RoxFORD BLUE DIAMOND UNION SUITS SfOo quality ........... SALE PRICE 6oc $15o quality ............... SALE PRICE $1oo ATHLETIC UNION SUITS made of barred nainsook All sizes. Value 75c
 SALE PRICE 500 RALBRIoGAN UNDERWEAR in broken sizes A small lot of 50 garments SALE PRICE 3eo S1.oo FRENCH PERCALE NEGL!GEE SHIRTS in coat style with French cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17 7...................... SALE PRICE 7ee $1.25 SILK FRONT NEGLIGEE SHIRTS with Soisette bodies to match All coat style with 
 $1.5O OUTING NEGLfGEE SHIRTS made of French percaIe ard Jacquard stripe Madras
 SALE PRICE $f.15 35c BALBRiGGAN UNDERWEAR in all styles
 SALE PRICE 2ec
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

Proceedings at the opening of the Japanese Diet recently by the Emper- CT were purely formal. Ministerial statements of policy are expected this week, though that of Viscount Mon tono, Minister of Foreign Affairs. may be delayed owing to the death of his mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

The British, French. Russian. and Italian Minister at The Hague have asked that the Netherlands Minister at Contsantinople be instructed 10 re- quest the Turkish Government, in the name of humanity, to put a stop 10 the persecution of Jews in Palestine.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

The Federal and State Governments of Australia propose to cooperate in constructing concrete silos for wheat upon a plan which will permit the erection of elevators for handling grain in bulk when money ts available
 Admiral von Rooster, president of
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21


 bians in Western Macedonia
 | The National Labor Party of West
 ern Australia has condemned the un- patriotic attitude of the Leeds CNew | South Wales) Conferences advocating
 a premature peace.
 An unusual number of air reconnais- | sances by single machines have been | made lately in the Balkans the enemy | profiting by the mists which frequent
 ly shroud the sky at this season of the | year.
 The Spanish Ambassador at Lon | don, who is at present in Madrid has | had several conferences with his gov | ernment concerning the recent com
 mercial mission of the Marquis Cor
 tina to London.
 An Exchange telegram from Petro- | grad states that M. GOutchkof ex- | Minister of War, despite the bad state of his health, has, left for the South Western front, where he desires to serve until the end of the war. A great explosion is reported -o | have happened in the metal smelting works at Lichtenberg near Berlin, on Saturday night. The greater part of the works was destroyed and six workmen were seriously injured. statement issued by the Swiss Legation in Rome declares that fits diplomatic valise has never carried correspondence of any kind by Prince
 3ulow and that no request in this sense has ever been made to the Lega- ton.
 The Federal and State Governments of Australia propose to cooperate in constructing concrete silos for wheat upon a plan which will permit the erection of elevators for handling grain in bulk when money ts available.
 Admiral won Rooster, president of the German Naval League. according to the Exchange Amsterdam cores pondent. made his first flight on Sun men in a flight over Wilhelmshaven. He is 73 years of age.
 The British, French. Russian. and Italian Minister at The Hague have asked that the Netherlands Minister at Contsantinople be instructed 10 re- quest the Turkish Government in the name of humanity, to put a stop 10 the persecution of Jews in Palestine
 Proceedings at the opening Of the Japanese Diet recently by the Emper- CT were purely formal. Ministerial statements of policy are expected this week, though that of Viscount Mon tono Minister of Foreign Affairs. may be delayed owing to the death of his mother.
 Efforts to raise a fund for the pur- chase and preservation of the home of John Greenleaf Whittier in Ames- bury, Mass are being made by the Whittier Home Association The house contains many manuscripts and other mementos of the poet His RTandnanhaW (fTaarlpqf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-22
CHAMBER Of
COMMERCE IS
EXPANDING
NEW MEMBERS ARE BEING ADD.
Ed DAILY AND THERE is A
SPIRIT OF PRoeREsslVENGss
THAT PoRTENos WELL.

Nearly al OF The extra copies of the
Chamber Of Commerce Bulletin have
been taken up and mailed ont of the
city accompanied by other literature.
The whole city is becoming actively
Interested IN the Chamber Of Com.
merce, men are voluntarily going to
the Chamber and joining the booster
organization and a general spirit OF
cooperation prevails
"lt is matter OF striking while the
iron IS hot said President Apple tu.
day "and While this wave OF pro,.
periiy is svc ping the nation Ardmorc
must ro a.'tr some Of the new indus.
tries We mlst expect to work ia.
them aud e'ary man IN the city inter.
ested iu its future growth should Join
Us AND help make @ bigger and great.
or Ardmoro The publicity being done
Is doing hue work. We must do more
and moro %. TO- and We hope AN will
jump in and help the organization do
this WORK"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-22
SANTAFE IS
PREPARINGF0R
NEW ROADS
NEW LINES ARE BEING PLANNED
WHICH WILL ADD MATERIALLY
TO THE MILEAGE OF THE COW.
PANY IN THE STATE.

The Santa Fc Railway company is
planning to do some construction
work in Oklahoma this year A line
viii he built out Of Shattuek in Ellis
county into the Panhandle Of Texas.
This line win have twelve miles On
Oklahoma and about 100 miles in am
The survey has been made ana much
of the right Of way has been purohas
ed Actual construction work win bc
begun within a short time.
The same company will start am.
other line near Coney, Kansas. and
WIN build into oklahoma to a point
near PaWhusko The lire win pass
through rawhusho in the Usage com.
try The survey for this lire has
been made hut no right Of way has
been purchased \ third line viii De
ouIlt from Blackwell into the oil
fields near that city, distance of
tx miles The company has made q
survey south OF Lindsay through tae
oil fields Of Carter county. Whether
The hne win be built Is not known.
1t is known however that the pros.
poets OF an oil pool az Kllgore in.
duced the making OF the survey and
whether It will be influenced BY the
failure to find oil Is not known In
addition to the survey made south out
ot Lindsay into the Healiton oil
fields another survey was made from
Ardmore to the same district
The Ringing and OH Fields Rail.
way company is now building into the
southern oil fields of the state and
it is probable that the Santa Fe will
not build competing line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-22
PER CAPITA
PAYMENT To
THE INDIANS
THROUGH EFFORTS OF CARTER
AND OTHER MEMBERS OF OK.
LAHoMA, INDIANS SEEM SURE
OF PAYMENT.

Washington, ID. c., Feb. % - Con.
gressmen Stephens and Carter, house
conferees, had called mp and passed
through the house yesterday, the con
ference report on the Indian appro.
priauon BILL The report contains the
Choclaw ana Chickasaw payment.
which had been reduced to 500 per
capita This reduction was made
necessary ON account OF action by the
senate in rejecting the payment item.
If the senate adopts the conference
report, It will end long and vigorous
fight made by Congressman Carter
and other members Of the oklahoma
delegation and the payment should
be forthcoming during the coming
summer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-22
AUTO THIEVES
ARE GETTING
NUMEROUS
BEGINNING TO BE so IT is UN.
SAFE FOR A PERSONS TO LEAVE
CAR STANDING OUTSIDE DOOR
AFTER NIGHT.

There seems 90 bc bunch of young
scouts in This city who take "a keen
delight in oppropriauus other peoples
automobile and taking joy rides. n.y.
or considering chat the return of the
machine would Doe acceptable Another
cas-. %, This character occurred last
.nighr Mrs Arch Carpenter attended
the oratprieal contest at ha high
school leaving her car parked like
many others before the building. When
she emerged her motor was nowhere
10 Doe found She Immediately notified
the officers and they took thc trail
The car was finally located just This
side of Lone Grove where the pursu.
ing car overlook 90 iu time 10 scc
couple of young Kids take 10 the tall
timber The car was out OF Gasoline,
and the officers had TO supply 70 with
enough 20 make the journey usca TO
town The city and county officials
have determined that a severe war.
fare will De warcd ON ihIs class of
vandalism, and the first one caught
Is going 20 De placed in the very atti
tudc of horse thief, only m this in.
stance the penalty win be greater as
the value between a horse and a motor
Is considerably greater
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-22
WIIson PIedaes AIIeaIance.

Washington, Feb. % - President
Wilson participated in the Washing.
ton birthday celebration today, in
which frequent reference was made to
the present international situation
The president pledged anew to the
American flag and with the audience
including cabinet members. diplomats
and congressman, stood at salute while
the pledging Of allegiance was re-
peated
The exercises were held under the
joint auspices Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and the Sons Of
the American Revolution.
Senator Pomerene of Ohio delivered
the principal address.
The president presented a gold
medal to a school boy for writing an
essay on history. saying: at is much
less Of an adventure to write history
than to try 10 enact II"