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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29
NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Luther Richardson OF Orland, 10 en-
pioyed on the State road.
Mrs. William w. Wells and daughter
Hazel were recent guests of relatives here.
Frank Moore, who is employed at Great
Pond, spent sunday at home.
Gilman Bickford came from Boston last
week to spend his vacation with his
family.
Mrs. Harlan Perry has gone to Hull's
Cove, after short visit with her parents,
h. F. Maddocks and wife.
Chester Maddocks, wife and sister, Mrs
Harriet Frost, will return to their home in
Braintree, Mass, Thursday.
Isaac Emery and wife, with Hiram Pat
ten and wife Of Green Lake, were recent
guests Of relatives in Steuben.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29

BRA GDON-wORDEN- tamoine, Aug rs.
by Rev w b Rice, Miss ve1ma Nettie Bragg
don Of Lamoine TO George Newton Worden
Of Ellsworth.
-RICHARDSON- AT Southwest
Harbor. Aug i6, by Rev r g Dalzell, Miss
Louise Callahan to Leslie Richardson,
both Of Southwest Harbor.
COUSINS-GRAY-AtP enobscot, Aug IS, by
Rev Chester A Smith, Miss Maud Cousins
to Virgil N Gray, both Of Brooklin.
ELLIS-JOHNSON-At Bucksport, Aug 22,
by Rev Henry w Webb, Miss Juanita A
Ellis OF Prospect to Fred johnson, Of
Winslow.
HARRIMAN-H HARTMAN = At Bucksport,
Aug 70, by Rev Henry w Webb, Miss Edrie
Hartman to Harvard e Hartman, both
of Prospect.
LINGLEY-ROBERTso - At Bangor, Aug
Is. by Rev Benz Beatty, Miss verna Alva
Lingley Of Edmunds to Pearl Day Robert
son Of East Sullivan.
SMITH -WESCOTT-At sedgwick, Aug a, BY
Rev Daniel Kimball, Miss Belle Tapley
Smith Of Sedgwick to Charles franklin
Wescott, jr, OF Bluehill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29

1858 Raymond Cousins, Surry
1888 Frederick Z Frazier, Northeast Harbor
1919 Myron G Carter, Sedgwick
1885 Andrew J Patterson, Northeast Har
1744 Simon Crockett, Stonington
$50 George K Hamblen, Deer Isle
1854 George A Higgins, SarRentville
1875 Channcey N Stinson, Stonington
ass Howard G Weed, Little Deer Isls
1873 George F Clark, Northeast Harbor
8s2 Sanford N mcfarland, Salisbury Cove
leo2 Raymond r Wardweli, Penobscot
l720 Fred w Lawton, Southwest Harbor
1l6 Roy N Carter, Brooklin
400 George W Bowden Castine
138 william Q Allen, Brooklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29
EXEMPTION CLAIM GRANTED.

EXEMPTION CLAIM GRANTED.
5o6 Maurice w Powers, r F D LIS
Deer Isle.
500 Raymond + Cushing, Bucksport
ia Arthur p Faikenstrom, Bar Harbor
$40 Leonard 8 Young, bar Harbor
20l3 William J Farrar, Swans Island
1320 Clarence II Stratton, Hancock
17SA Samuel Carter, 6tonington
1A16 Percy H Kief, Northeast Harbor
al Brooks g Cousins, n Brooksville
rs Jasper 8 Gray, 8 Brooksville
$50 Chester B Eaton, Deer Isle
267 Lincoln A Stewart, Brooksville
1854 Lester L Bowden, w Penobscot
331 Thomas Gross, Bucksport
50 Alden T Leach, 3 Bluehill
5s5 Charles A Marshall, Deer Isle
1139 Harry Bunker, Franklin
lat Fred Ames, Orland
sos Emery Barbour, Deer Isle
563 George c Hardy, Ocesnville
1928 Burleigh n SHOWN man, Orland
800 Llewellyn K Colony, IT,, Bucksport
1201 John H Bridges, jr, Cores
S43 Howard r Mitchell, Bar Harbor
1855 Pearl L Coombs, Franklin
257 George L Robertson, 8 Brooksville
Hollis X Giles, Amherst
$40 John ID Kimball, Bucksport
INA William T Fernald, 8 Gouldsboro
2068 Henry K Abel, Bernard
102 Ernest e Nevells, Bluehill
liza Joseph II Mcdonald, Gouldsboro
1889 Harry 8 Bishop, Corea
HOS Harold J Stuart, Ellsworth
623 Charles 8 Taylor, Deer Isle
562 franklin e Hardy, Deer Isle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29
DIED.

ALLEY-At Trenton, Aug 81, Cushman W
Alley, aged So years.
ADAMSEN = At Dedham, Aug %, Henry
Adamsen OF Bangor, aged about IS years.
CARTER-At Sedgwick, Aug %. infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Leslie d Carter.
BUTLER-At Hancock. Aug "a, Mrs Dora
Butler, aged 81 years, months.
GRINDLE-At Bluehill. Aug II, Mrs Emma J
Grindle, aged 70 years.
0RAY-At West Sedgwick, Aug 81, James e
Gray, aged 70 years.
HANSCOM--At Mariaville, Aug "a, Thomas o
Hanscom, aged 70 years, 10 months.
jORDAN-At :Mariaville, Aug %, Frank H
Jordan, agedfl years. months.
KORIN-Drowned ct Southwest Barbor, Aug
II, John Korin, aged II years.
PERKINS-At Penobscot, Aug Is, James o
Perkins, aged 80 years.
PILLSBURY-At Bluehill, Aug -, George n
Pillsbury, aged 50 years, Q months, Il days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29
DOLLARDTOwN.

Mrs. Estelle N. McMaster Of Lowell,
Mass, is visiting at the Barron home
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving A. Stackpole are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
q daughter, born Aug. 20. Mrs. Kate Dorr
and Miss Addie Carpenter are working for
Mrs. Stackpole.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29

CERTIFICATEs ISSUED FOR EXAMINATION
ELSEWHERE.
1a14 Walter H Jordan, Mt Desert
147S John F Ames, Oriand
EOS Ernest A Chatto, Brooksville
1874 Oscar c Workman, Franklin
2S4 Joseph c Bray, Bucksport
1043 Carlton w Maddocks, Ellsworth
1407 Stearns M Hartman, Hall Quarry
1l06 John H Harkins, Hall Quarry
40 Martin Clark, Biuehill
1857 William II Simmons, Sargentville
81 Reuben d Hinckley, Bluehill
565 Luther L Hardy, N Deer Isle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29
EXEMPT As ALIENS.
725 George Fraser, Bar Harbor
Charles A Phillips, Amherst
117S Charles 8 Hubert, franklin
EXEMPT, CLERGYMAN.
1858 John = Sheehy, Corea

IN SERVICE, AFFIDAvIrs FURNISHED.
1917 Ralph . Littlefield, Orland
624 HAGEN 8 Taylor, Deer Isle
1915 Harry P Harvey, W Sullivan
1924 Harold L Hooper, w Sullivan
21I Dana r Swszey, Seal Cove
III Lewis A Emdur, Bar Harbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29
BORN.

BRAY.At Little Deer Isle, Aug 81, 10 Mr. and
Mrs Melvin e Bray. daughter.
CAFETERIA sedgwick. Aug Is, TO Mr. and
Mrs Leslie Carter, q daughter.
CLARK-At Ellsworth, Aug %, to Mr. and Mrs
Louise.
sTACKPOLE--At Ellsworth, Aue %, ~ Mr.
and Mrs Irving stackpole, . daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29

$1,000 va sHS pnyHhc4l ox4m1n4tt0n. H0Y0
exempt a. aliens and one a. clergyman
rns record OF the boards action ON the
second call up to to-day follows:
ACCEPTED.
soS Charles F Campbell, Ellsworth
10 Leslie B Scammons, Castine
1855 Clifford G Coggins, surry
7A1 John N Hagerthy, Otter Creek
S2S Arthur z Gross, Bucksport
l7So Willard e Norwood, Southwest Har
2l7S Foster Newcomb, Bucksport
TO winfield b Hodgkins, Bar Harbor
1858 Morris A Merchant, E Sullivan
80 Arthur L Woodbridge, Bucksport
1870 Frank A Pickering, Orlana
1873 Justin . johnson, 4 Sullivan
1903 Addison L Gray, Sullivan
S7l Paul Richards, Bar Harbor
lzo7 Norman Shaw, Prospect Harbor
l7S0 Lawrence L Buckminster, Stonington
lo7 Maynard q Quinn, Ellsworth Falls
lsSs Ralph W Reynolds, Northeast Harbor
4Ss Brainard + Steele, Castine
800 Paul DeCourcey, Bucksport
Ito Guy K Written. Prospect Hsrbor
2d6 George w Stevens, w Brooksville
$50 Andrew H DufIee, Ellsworth
2O7l Roy W Carter, Mckinley
l02i Luman w Hatch, Ellis worth
1871 Vernon Z Silver, Stonington
1855 Randall Robbins, Stonington
2l6S Frank q Cornell, Bucksport
2002 Harvard L Young, Surry
S72 Arthur 8 Richardson, Bar Harbor
1876 Newell E Carter, Seal Harbor
ma Herbert 8 Reed, W fremont
1859 Adds II Williams, franklin
lb47 Howard v Salisbury, Lakewood
also Arthur l. Jordan, Walthsm
1888 Elmore B Roberts, South Penobscot
10 Oral Palmer, Aurora
1854 Ralph g Benson, Bernard
$50 John L Wescott, Bar Harbor
219 Warner Phiibrook, Bucksport
1904 Herman L Wescott, y Psnobscot
1872 Kay L Gray, surry
II Harry l. ellis, Bluehiil
iz72 Thurlow 8 Wilkinson, 0ouldsboro
l51 Walter 8 Saunders, Orland
1l3 Ernest L Robertson, Bluehiu
13s Harold H Wescott, Bluehiu
1871 Merle p Hatch, N Penobscot
215s Arthur + Richardson, Trenton
1888 Arthur W Eaton, Northeast Harbol
6s1 jeremiah Canning, Bar Harbor
1852 weliand Grindle, Seigwick
1850 Berwyn Beale, ) Penobscot
l7o2 Philip N Giiley, Southwest HarboI
$50 Ralph A Bryant, Islesford
l6SS Clifford l. Gray, Sedgwick
S07 Roland NJ Leisnd, Bar Harbor
t1Is Horace A Turner, Ellsworth
l2lS James H Fountain, Corea
1895 Ralph $ Torrey, Surry,
1891 Norman w Perkins, Penobscot
1885 Walter 8 Staples, 3 Penobscot
1850 Carl q Morey, Stonington
2lsl Aubrey f Jordan, Walthsm
1880 John X Lee, Sedgwick
S57 Forrest d Norwood, Bar Hsrbor
1910 Jesse $ Noonan, Prospect Harbor
72l Harry W Fogg, Hull Cove
lsl7 Bernard McNslly, Stonington
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29
OXYGEN

Keeps the Human Race alive, and any
medicine that has this necessary ele-
ment of life is bound to meet with the
greatest success.
OX-O-TONIC, the Life Guard Rem
edy, is the name of a medicine that
for fifteen years has stood the test of
time and guided thousands of people
to a new lease of life and restored to
them Natures heritage, Health"
No matter what you may have used
for Kidney, Stomach and Liver COM
plants, we assure you We can give
ease and relief if you but trust us and
use the medicine we recommend.
Ask your Druggist to get you bot
tie, or same can be shipped by parcel
post direct from our laboratory. Price
COZ, SOC. 1907, 81.
We will be glad to send you copy
of our circular and testimonials of the
highest character upon your request.
OX-O-TONIC CO., Inc.
Boston, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29
1876 Henry N smith, Bsooklin

LOO henry ~ Smith, H<0Okun
40 George w Fsys. Cassins
1850 Willie r Rollins, Franklin
214A Herbert e Wooster fremont
2os4 Shirley H Galley, Bernard
2222 Percy w Richardson, Winter Harber
1905 Hill Wilson, Psnohscot
166 Frank L Day, BrookIin
22l2 Carlton c Joy, Winter Harbor
22N Everett H circuit, Winter Harbor
100 Harvey F 1illey, Southwest Harbor
1880 Ambrose M Dorr, Seal Harbor
421 Maxwell e Leach, Castine
AS Fred b sawyer, Castine
SO Roy L Henderson, q Bluehill
1888 Arthur N Dority, ssdgwick
713 John H Evans, Bar Harbor
1871 Leonard H Gray, surry
1884 Douglas Med Milne, West Sullivan
176<Wallace L Kane, Brooklin
27S Arthur g Blaisdell, Bucksport
2177 George q Mcfarland, Ir, Bucksport
81 John Swanson, Bar Harbor
1857 James B Allen, Mt Desert
20ae James W Sprague, swans Island
D6 Robert 8 Harvey, Bucksport
1796 Jesse G Eaton, Stonington
1707 Chester A Gray, Manset
21A3 Alvin A Wallis, w fremont
1903 Walter Kief, Hancock
1892 J P williams, franklin
11l3 Chauncez,M Butler, franklin
1901 James L Grant, Hall Quarry
l442 Harry w Richardson, Otter Creek
1910 Alvah p Griffin, = Sullivan
961 William w Card, Ellsworth
323 theodore w Gowen,. e Bucksport
1160 John G Estey, Franklin
$50 Amos Dow, Deer Isle
1172 Albert w Hubert, Franklin
1861 Harold P Morey, stonington
al Carl H Wardwell, Castine
2147 GeorRs Il Davis, Trenton
nil Elmer Mitchell, Bernard
1433 Lawrence NJ Nilsson, Northeast Harbor
1884 Edwin A Douglas, N sedgwick
1881 Benjamin q Sturdee, 6tonington
1910 George A Gray, sedgwick
622 Wallace Stinson. Deer Isle
1854 Granville L Robbins, stonington
q Elvin A Siisby, Aurora
sos Shirley e Leland, Bar Harbor
$50 Paul l. Russell, Bar Harbor
667 Maurice r Greenlaw, Deer Isle
us Edward A Falkenstrom, Bar Harbor
l7A7 Wellington G Robbins, Southwest
Harbor
s7S Howard Il Cunningham, Ellsworth
1879 Eugene Z Leach, Surry
1121 Churchill A Walker, Ellsworth
1880 Joseph E Black, Southwest Rarbor
hot Winfred E stcddard, Ellsworth
1109 John F Studer, Ellsworth
1891 Morris Foss, Hancock
555 vinal L Gray, Deer Isle
2l45 Philander H Alley, Trenton
ST. Harris B Rogers, Bar Harbor
20e6 John F Hodgdon, Center
1888 Frank B Waters, South Gouldsboro
1150 Earl w Clark, Franklin
2244 Harold N Archer, Great Pond
IS Albert F Cushing, 8 Bluehill
S67 Earl d Pufier, Bar Harbor
2199 Benjamin F Bickford, Winter Harbor
1888 Peter H McNamara, Bar Harbor
1875 Percy 8 Kane, Surry
14S9 Richard L Bowden, e Orland
$50 Eugene E Cole, Brooklin
1506 Gslen E Grindle, South Penobscot
lbs Walter Robertson, Bluehill
1oes Fred E Silvy, Ellsworth
1901 Bernard w McDevitt, Ellsworth Falls
2oas Edward L Thompson, Swans Island
965 William Carter, w Ellsworth
2S5 Eugene Bridges, Bucksport
430 Arthur W Patterson, Castine
1858 Maynard 8 Carter, Surry
1850 Afford Z McDevitt, Ellsworth Falls
1163 Harry 4 Goodwin, franklin
zoos Hollis NJ Garland, Ellsworth
$50 Ernest A Cole, Bucksport
1888 Ellis E Springer, Franklin
1904 Oscar L Martin, Hancock
1875 George E Kane, Surry
1924 Elmer Higgins, Ellsworth Falls
5A Halma Il Eaton, Deer Isle
524 Earl Conary, Sunshine
1888 Edward A Perkins, South Penobscot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29

Anbntisen.futs.
0r0nitO and Marble
Memorials 1T
n. ". DUnRS Water Steet
ELLSWORTH, NAME
Artistic Designs. First-clase Work, Loves
Prices. Liberal discount on mail orders.
Estab1ishedtoo2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-29

VIII furnish nearly enough mon for the
county's quota Of 20.
In the second call OF men, l1s were rs-
lected on the physical examination, 3 were
exempt a. aliens and one - clergyman.
rns record OF the boards action ON the
second call up to to-day follows:
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
For Rent Houses

TWO MODERN DWELLINGS, N. w. corner Washington and Eleventh Sts.. rooms each. newly papered, S15.00 per month. F. D. Lane, 14 w. Adams St. Phone f5S4. al FOR RENT--6-room house, i05 N Third St. New paint and paper, SEQ per month. Inquire 421 N. Third St
 If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
Wanted Situation, Female

DRESSMAKING-P 1217 dr
 YOUNG LADY wishes position as general office girl Does not wish stenographic work Phone 1926 or 520 E. Adams ak
 NEAT APPEARING YOUNG LADY wishes position as office girl or switch board operator. Call 21S E. Van Bur en or F. 0. Box 1925. ak
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
Wanted Help, Female

Tree. If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
For Sale Miscellaneous

1914 THOR MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE at Kings Bicycle Shop. Ss0.00 cash. See him at once for a bargain.
 It
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24

At SOa \. Nth Avenue
 FRIDAY. MARCH 25TH AT 1;30 will sell for the owner a lot of Al furniture: l hTa SIS bed spring and mat tress, l iron bed spring and mattress, H2t bed spring and mattress, 13 piece mahogany set arm chair. rocker and sofa. i mahogany table, 1 dresser, lot dining chairs, rockers, l extension ta- ble. , elegant rugs 9x12 velvet. gas range, burner oil stove and many oth- CT things
 MRS. HANSCOMB, Owner
 F " GETSIN INGER Amctinnaer de
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
AUCIlDN SALE MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1917, Al

IT, Miles West or Laveen P. 0. Deciding to quit ranching, l will sell to the highest bidder for cash follow ing stock: good Holstein dairy cows, . fine Jersey cows. Holstein heifers, 2 Jersey calves 1 year old, Holsteln calves. months old Holstein heif- CTS months old, steers 1 year old, Jersey calf , months old, l Swear old work horse, 1 buggy and harness, milk cans, wagon, separator, 1 set of chain harness l saddle, 3 doz. fine chickens. household and kitchen furni ture. other things too; many other ar ticles.
 II. J. PLU MINER, Auctioneer
 l.. NJ. RCSTIN, owner dm
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24

FOR SALE Choice improved 10 acres Fruit, alfalfa, good Groom house cast from town. F mile from street car Address owner, Postoffice Box 23S Phoenix. ak
 ESTABLISHMENT 320 ACRES, S170O00; good house, well. gas engine;
 70 acres cleared; one mile from rail- road town. Miller, Room s. Central Plank Eide al
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24

SEPARATE DEPARTMENT for women at Phoenix Employment Bu- reau, III s. First St. Phone ITS. If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24

Long Staple Egyptian Cotton sells at 5S cents Phoenix.
 When
 The 1917 crop of Long Staple Egyptian cotton is mar keted and the profits to the growers determined
 You will want cotton land. Why not buy now before the great increase of land value, based on an average of about 300 lbs. of cotton lint per acre, comes. have the land you want A section
 Or 10000 acres
 And it is cheap
 But undeveloped.
 JAMES c. DOBBINS 09-10-11 National Bank of Arizona
 Building, Phoenix, Arizona Our cotton makes a bale or more to the acre. dm
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANT TO BUY ? dozen thorough bred Plymouth Rock hens; also dozen thoroughbred Brown Leghorns. Phone 2422 al
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
Wanted = Help, Female

WANTED-Waitress Santa F'e cafe. Telephone 1898 al WANTED-Girl for house work Phone S273 or 1859. If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24

Our cotton makes a bale or more to the acre. dm
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
AUCTION SALE FURNITURE

IT. J. PLU MMEIt, AuctiOneer
 l.. M. RCSTIN, Owner dm
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
For Sale Miscellaneous

PIANOS, very cheap. Fords. If IS COLONIES OF BEES for sale. 1928 West Jefferson. d' ALL KINDS GUNS-Ford's. If OTHER SEED and real dwarf milo maize seed from a crop of 21s tons of threshed corn to the acre. 10c pound delivered. The D. NJ. K. Seed company. Holtville Imperial Valley, California Il. J. Messlnger. manager 4-d K0DAKS- to s15 at Ford's If DINING TABLES $S to $25. Fords
 If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24

WANTED-Girl to work in parlor. Donofrio's Confectionery store. If
 MILLINERY APPRENTICE wanted. Apply Chas. Korrick X Bro. If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24

CHOICE BUILDING LOT, 50x140, S300, s25 cash, 50 monthly. You can build temporary house on rear and save rent. Address owner. P. o. Box 522.
 If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
For Sale = Real Estate

RANCH BARGAIN-In the orange belt northeast of fhoe nix, fenced in fields. house. well, tank and gas engine. wa fer piped to stock troughs, half in alfalfa, balance in high state of cultivation. Better come in and look it over. Price $l60.00 per acre. Fred Jacobs, 2l x. First Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
For Sale Real Estate

DANDY 1-ACRE chicken ranch. near car line. good location, $500, $25 cash, s10 monthly. Address Owner, F. o. Box 522 If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
Wanted Situation, Female

FIRST-CLASS COOK, husband slightly i'll. ranch preferred, Box 2432 Republican. al
 COMPETANT WOMAN COOK wants position at mining camp or ranch. Phone S910. al
 WIDOW WITH ONE CHILD wants work on ranch. Mrs. Longmire, Wash ington Hotel. ak
Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
Money to Loan

FOR LOAN-On real estate secur- ity. See J. NJ. Jamison. 107 N. Fist
 avenue. or call telephone 32S0 4-bg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
BARONESS ZOLNER
STILL is Gagged
IN UNITED STATES

Knoxville, Dec. 19.-Attorneys repre-
senting Baroness Zolner under arrest
in Chattanooga, who came to Knoxville
yesterday prepared to file a petition for
a writ of habeas corpus in her benalf,
decided. after a conference with fed
eral officials to. await the preliminary
hearing in Chattanooga Saturday be-
fore making application for the writ.
The baroness, who is said to have adj
mitted that she is the wife of a Ger
man officer. was held on a charge of
espionage. She has denied the charges.
Other developments here today was
announcement that the name of a Knox
vile woman was found among the ef-
fects of the baroness. and the receipt
of a telegram purporting to have been
sent by an attorney at Annapolis, Mary
land, asserting that the attorney gen.
eral of the United States has declared
her not an enemy alien and asserting
that a suit for divorce against her
husband now is pending.
The Knoxville woman declares that
she met the baroness only casually on
a train.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
WAR SUMMARY

London and English coast towns have
been visited by German air raiders.
Numerous bombs were dropped on Lon
don and in Essex and Kent by the
enemy airplanes. which crossed the
coast early Tuesday evening British
planes met the enemy in the air. and
the antiaircraft defenses subjected him
to a heavy fire.
Russian representatives have been
ordered by Leon Trotzky. the bolsheviki
foreign minister. to demand of the Ger
manic powers at the peace conference
at Brest-Litovsk whether they agree to
make peace without annexations and
indemnities and ION the principle of
self-definition OF nations" Trotzky is
reported to have invited allied partici-
patton on the threat that treaties will
be broken and a separate peace ar
ranged.
Clear indications of the internal situa.
ton In Russia stiil are lacking.
The old French cruiser Chateau Rem.
ault. 7.sss tons. was torpedoed and sunk
in the Mediterranean last Friday. and
the submarine which attacked her also
was destroyed The cruiser was being
used as a transport and carried mill.
tary passengers. all Of whom were res.
cued- Ten members OF the crew OF
the cruiser were lost 40
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

Petrograd. Dec. II. MondayJ-Count
Czernin and Or. Won Kuehmann. the
Austrian and German foreign ministers,
have notified Leon Trotzky. the Dol.
shevill foreign minister that they will
be at Brest-Litovsk Tuesday afternoon
To begin negotiations for a general
European peace"
They invited Trotzky TO attend. but
she bolshevk leader notified the dele
gates that he would be unable TO ar.
range to go to Brest-Litovsk at that
time
Trotzky authorized the Russian rep
resentatives at the first conference TO
make the following demand: To the
central powers: Are you agreeable TO
make peace without annexations or
contributions. and on the principle of
self-definition of nations?
The Russian representatives were in.
formed that IL the central powers were
willing to make peace soon they must
give detailed answer TO the question
propounded by Trotzky.
The evening newspapers announce
that Trotzky has sent communica ton
20 the allied embassies. which they have
not received up 10 this time, notifying
them of the armistice and OF the begin
ming of peace negotiations, and asking
them to participate. The communica-
ton says that. if the allies continue a
policy of sabotage, Russia will be forced
70 br ak the treaties made by the car $
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

On the Italian northern front the
Austro-German forces persist in strong
efforts to find a weak point in the
Italian defense. and through il to rush
south to the Venetian plains. Checked
east of the Brenta last week, the in
vaders despite the heavy losses inflicted
upon them by the Italians. have struck
at two new points on the line between
Asiago and the Piave-
s Monte Solarolo. between the Brenta
and the Piave. has become the center
of fighting in this sector. Berlin claims
capture of some Italian positions there
and repulse of Italian counter attacks.
Vigorous attacks i'm this region. Rome
says. We're repulsed by the defenders.
West of the Brenta, the Austro-Ger-
mans have attacked in the mountain
region. and Berlin says more than one
thousand Italians We're captured
There has been no change on the
front in France. Infantry fighting has
not increased and the artillery con-
tinues 20 be active in certain centers.
Field Marshal Haig. the London
Times says, is making important
changes in his headquarters staff. To
this time the British commander-in-
chief in France has made virtually no
changes since he took over the CON-
mand from viscount French
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
ROTARIANS PREPARE
FOR HOLIDAY PARTY

The Rotarians held their weekly meet
ing and luncheon yesterday in the dining
room of st. Philips church, the oc
casion partaking largely of the holiday
sipirt and continuing far past the usual
hour for adjournment.
Five new members were introduced
and one new proposal was acted upon
favorably. The chairman of the annual
Rotary event. to be held December "a
made his final announcements, impress
ing upon each member that he must be
present with his wife or sweetheart
and that no excuse would be accepted.
Don A. Cochran was appointed chair
man of the committee to arrange for
the attendance of the club at the inter
national convention in Kansas City in
June.
~ b. Feagin was appointed chairman
of the committee to have charge of a
special night meeting January s.
A collection was taken and Frank
$. Gates made chairman of the COM
mittee to see that the soldier boys of
Carter county be remembered with some
smokes" by the Rotarians.
No meeting will be held next week,
the holiday party taking its place.