davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19
(By A. A. JeGrey.)

The owners Of sixteen Of Eodaway
county's herds Of pure-bresi Short
horn cattle organized an association
last week for the purpose Of boosting
the breed and holding cooperative
sales. The duties Of the secretary Of
this organization will include the
keeping Of an accurate census Of all
animals owned by members, no that
he can answer inquiries from pros
pective buyers.
To charge resident auto owners o
license fee equal TO the state license,
Is the proposed intention Of the city
council at Maryville.
A lemon measuring ten inches in
circumference was picked from Q tree
In Dekalb county, January 2. II wasn't
Q figurative lemon. but q real one
from the tree owned by Bob fden, Of
Maryville.
Maryville's largest individual water
customers last year were the rail-
roads. which used Si,095 worth Of
water. The total receipts Of the water
department were, S17,7S2, while
&i6,i00 was paid out.
Punch-boaris, slot machines and
cigar wheels, that held possibilities Of
various winnings, have been relegated
TO the Easements and back rooms, in
Mercer county, since the new prosecut-
ing attorney, John +. Powell, took
oath Of office. "These machines and
boards are games Of chance and real.
ly gambling devices, according to
law" said Mr.. Powell 70 Q representa-
tive Of the Princeton Post. "There 10
In Missouri Q law against their opera.
ton and my business IL TO see that
the law Is enforced"
A Trenton grocery store was sub
marincd by an old can Of blackberries
one day las, week. A clerk was clean.
ing up the shelves when he came upon
an aged can Of blackberries. These he
threw into the stove and went on
about his work. Luckily for him he
did not stand around 10 see what
would happen, says the Trenton
Times. a loud explosion followed and
In the clearance II was found thu,
the stove had been demolished. and
that the store had been the subjcc,
Of a bad accident.
Last Sunday at Princeton, marked
the climax of IN eight-,lay Gospel
Tour Of Mercer county. In which
prom ncnt state and local Sunday
fchool workers, held rousing meet
ings al eight Of the county's principal
towns.
The fire department at Maryville
answered thirty eight calls In 1916.
VI these fires, fourteen were caused
by defective flues, eight BY careless
use Of gasoline or kerosene, three BY
overhca,ed furnaces. two by defective
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

lation, Gallatin's holds first rank In
the United States, in membership, in
number using the gymnasium, in num-
her Of boys enrolled in Bible classes
and In number of persons making
daily use OF the building.
January o, and still our mail carrier
Is making the route In his car, Poor
Old Missouri and her bad roads,-
Magill correspondent in Gsllatin North
Missourian.
Pickering Pick.Ups, in Hopkins
journal: One thing is absolutely true
less booze has disgraced Pickering
since Maryville went dry, than at any
other time in the towns history.
The Worth County farmers Mutual
insurance company made its 26th an
nual report, last week, showing a..
l6b,212 Of insurance, now In. force
and $1,000 paid In losses during the
year.
Delinquent tax on Tarkio's city list
amounted to only $3.50 when the col
lector, Thomas Wier, made his annual
report last week. The total smount
collected, 4, S06.69, 10 the best record
ever made by . Tarkio collector.
states the Avalanche.
Four mules were recently sold "a
Q war buyer By vsTn and Clsm JEFF.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

Wantcd--A Farm is wanted TO
rent. vii pay either cash or share
rent. Can give good references. Ap-
ply at this office.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19
B. II. Dawson. Clerk

ers, Of Hopkins, for the round sum
Of $3.50.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19
NORTHWEST MISSOURI

The Most lmportant News Con.
densed From The Leading
Papers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

FOR gas and oil In Clay county. Leases
are being taken and as soon as this
preliminary work 10 finished, drilling
will be started.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

A free wagon bridge across the
Missouri. at Kansas City, is the pro-
position for which Clay and Jackson
counties have jointly asked Legislative
approval.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

All sums of $40 under cash: over that
l amount q credit of months be
$780,. 80 chaser giving bearing Cent
interest om date Terms complied
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

Amcag the Y. n. G. A. erganisa-
dsns b towns Of 5000 or Les popu.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

Four mules were recently sold "a
. war buyer By VsIn and Clsm JEFF.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

There WAS only one automobile in
Fairfax in l9o6-just ten years ago.
There were but u in all Of Atchison
county. In the issue Of December IL,
1906, the Forum stated that oil these
cars were owned by business or pro-
fessional men. II did not suggest that
farmers could use them to advantage.
Now nearly every farmer In the coun-
~ has q car.--fairfax Forum.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

A &25 horse walked through Q SIS
plate glass window at Mound City,
last week. The horse was blind and
had been entrusted 10 the guidance Of
Two small boys. The boys deserted
their charge when they saw the
dangerous direction Of its course and
consequently were not hurt. The glass
was broken into small bits, but the
horse was not seriously injured.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

The record price Of 81 cents q bushel
VAS received by c. T.. Walker. of
burlington Junction. for 1000 bushel,
OF corn. Both foreign and local buy
ers were bidding for the grain, SAYS
the Post.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

The big daily papers featured the
news that Lee Rogers, an old man OF
Gallatin. was robbed OF 81 900 in gold
which he had carried for years In "A
tin bucket, but Il was left FOR his
home paper. the North Missourian, 10
quote the straightforward confession
OF Mr., Rogers concerning his loss. Il
am not to he pitied," he said. "Mv
boys tried to tell me different and
repeatedly urged me to put my money
IN bank. II has taught me a lesson
! always had a love for hard money,
and 1t was one Of my pleasures 10
accumulate and keep gold. / always
deposited paper money in the banks"
The Grant City commercial club ~
which Editor G. C.Hass, Of the Worth
County Times is the newly elected
president, has taken up the matter Of
co-operating with the county court
ana the farmers Of the county, In OBJ.
tanning . county Agricultural agent.
sentiment, In Worth, appears TO be-
favorable toward this progressive
tn cot Of giving high school IN.
sslaenea e non-rse!6saf pupils, was
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

Maryville's largest individual water
customers last year were the rail.
roads, which used Si,095 worth Of
water. The total receipts Of the water
department were, Sl7,782, while
&i6,i00 was paid out.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

A relief fund Of $3.50 for the Syrian
war victims has been collected by one
Northwest Missouri church, the Pres.
bytcrian at Tarkio.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

A lemon measuring ten inches IL
circumference was picked from . tire,
In Dekalb county, January 2. II WASH
. figurative lemon. but q real on,
from the tree owned by Bob Iden, o
Maryville.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

The Northwest Missouri Gas and
OIL Development company, 10 the name
cf . new corporatica WitA heodouCrt-
en o. Liberty, aid having - - pur.
poss the making Il SsmDls1o Est
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-19

Last Sunday at Princeton. marked
the climax OF IN eight-lay Gospel
Tour OF Mercer county. In which
prominent state and local Sunday
school workers, held roasing meet.
ings al eight Of the county's principal
towns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
arieScnsnntcr6anOInnacn mSaIidl.

SrieOcnsnnterbauSlnuscn m0elid.
@eun Oos ocutide golf Ocn aoiier
abieben piiroe. 90 erfldrte Der
ruiiiide Suiti5nripiiter aerensfp.
9as 9(utport aitf cine 9ieoe Oe5
Oelti6en So5iaIOenlofraten Ga
bio.
Petersburg 7. 9(pril, oio2on-
BON. Ger Suiti5nliniiter 9erensfp
erfldrte beute auf cine 9lnfrage, ouB
cine @ioglidfeit fir 6rieoens-llnter-
banolunoeu por6anOen mare, mena
oos oeuti6e Golf Dem ruiiiiden Sci.
ipiel folgen unO Sen aoiier abieseu
wiiroe. Iieie 9enerfltng murOe
ourd cine 9}adribt ser offi5ieIlen
9ta6ridten 9(gentrr 6citdtigt, mel
de folgenoernloBen laltet:
,@iner gfa6ri6t bon Copenhagen
bonn 0onneritog 5ufolge bat @Ouaro
Gnoio in elmer i'm sSntereiie Der io-
5ialOemofratii1eu @ortei i'm 9fei6S.
taQ qeboltenen Ge0e erflGrt, OoB Ser
ruiiii1e Wliniiter Oes 9leuBeren Wli-
llfoff imO ieine 9lnbdnger oellti6-
feinoli6 geiinnt ieien un0 Dab infol-
ge Oeiien Die So5iaIocmofroten ibre
Soffnrng auf BEN Siliti5-@liuiiterae-
rensfp unO ouf sen 6iibrer Der io5ia-
liitiiden Eortei in ser Iuma &.
GideiOie, iesen.
@iner 9ln8abl bon Sournoliiten ge-
genii6er go6 Der Suiti5miniiter in9e-
5ug oltf oieie Geoe folgenoe @rflG-
ulng a6:
r@eil Die Orrd sic @reiie Oer0f-
fentIidteSniornation mongelbaft lit,
lit es idwierig, cine ridtige \ Olei-
nung 81 duBern. 9laes bGngt OoOoT
ob, 81 piiien pelcber 9lrt ole Soff-
nungen iino, ipelrbc Ser 2l6georOnete
OobiO III mid unO &rn. SI6eiOe
Iett. @euu er 9Iau6t, Dab mir einen
SeporotfrieOen obi6lieBen, TO miro
er iid griinoIicb tduicbeu. @enn o6er
Oos 0eutide Golf unierem 8orbiIOe
folgen im0 ben &oiier u6ieBen Mir
sc, ipiirOen mir Oenielben 9eiioll
5oQen neil ms Damn Die Nioglid.
felt eeboten tpGre, nit Ieutihlan0
be5iigli6 Ser @rGliminarien fir Ell.
nen 6rieOen 5u ber6anoeln. Sd bin
ii6er5eugt ooB Die Golfer Die in bic
lem NeIt6ronO pertpidelt linO, lei6-
ter inO idneaer 81 einem 9ei6luB
fonmen iperoen, ais oie Wtonor6en,
uelde in eriter 2iniefiir oieies flirdt-
bare 9luipergieBen oernntiuortlib
iinO.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
glmeritnniIder GOninl in 9elsicH
berbaftet.

2onoon z. g(pril. SuliuS
ban See. Der amerifoniide gi8e-
Gonlul in @6ent, Der nit Der belei.
iden Salfs.Gonimiiiion in @er6in.
hung itan0. it, elmer 9lmiteroamcr
0epei6e an Die Gr1onee telegraph
SO. 5ufoIge, bon Den Geutideu per-
boftct uno nah Geutibldnb eeianot
poroeu. Die Depei6e giebt cinen
@ren8. Gorreiponoenten ols g[utori-
tat fir sic glo4ridt an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
iyiinftc arieasanIciDe eriOIareidl.

81 Q(mIteroom bio 2onoon Z.
9(pril. - Cine 0epeibe mis g8ien
beiogt, es iei omtlid oneefiinOigt
poroen ooB our6 Die finite otter
reidiiAe GrieesonIeibe 6,234,6t0,.
600 aronen oufgebrodt moroen iino.
Qobon iino, pie es beiBt 4,464,.
$4,000 aronen neu einge5abIte5
@elO.
Gic piertc oitcrrcidiIcb b-ungorii1c
SriegsonIeibc, welbe Dor einen
Sobr ousgeee6en ptroe, brad]te,
wie bcridtet pur0c, nobe5u 6,000,-
100000 aronen ein. 0ies repro-
ientirte 8mei icporate glus9abcn ci-
nc fir llngorn lino cine fir Scitcr-
reid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

nidt oaB Ser &anpf eiu 9lingen Inn
9eben ooer 500 it, uuo ioet n@enn
mir ni1t elenoe Sflaoen Weroen mol
lem miiiien mir unieren &luB in Ser
@clt mieoer crobern lno Die 3utunft
unieres @oIfes eegen fiinf SeAitel
ser Gr0e i6iiben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

philadelphia 7. 9lpril. ~
Sebs Eerionen, pelde unter Dem
@ei9IuB OeS Suits -Gepartements,
cine gepiHe 9ln5abl BON 0euti6en in
Saft 5u nebmen, in 6ieien ein6egrif-
fen maren puroen our9 Sunoes-
Asenten belite Oerbaftet. Spdter
wuroe elmer oerielben entloiien rno
puroe ipeoer Die SOentitdt nod Der
@runo i6rer 8erboititng befonnt ge-
geben.
(SpGter.) Seute 9lbeno woren
BON ben ieds Oer6ofteten Eerionen
fiinf pieoer freieelniien iporOen. @ie
8eonten ipei0erten iib, Die @rilnoe
fir oas Gerfabren in Dem lcsteren
Solle an5ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
ltnbcltatiatc DlelOnns.

OeIterreib loa amerifanii6enl 9ot-
i6nfter ieinen @oB allsge6dnoigt
6oben. Giirfei imo 9ulearien
ongebliA 81 Dem glei6en S6ritt
bereit. Oeiterreidii6e BOT
i6oft in @oibington weib bon
ni6ts oerglei9en.
2on0om7. 9lpril. ~ Gem anle-
rifanii6en 8oti6aiter IN @ien lit
nob elmer 0epei1e aus Dem Saag
an ole r@r6ange Gelegrnpb 50" iein
@oB 3ur @eriiieung geiteat poroen.
Die 0epei6e itiiet ii@ angebli6 aut
8eri6te aus Der 6lterreiHii6en
Sauptito0t.
Die @feloung fiigt bin5lt Dab 8nl-
1arien uno Die Giirfei iib enti1loi-
len 6a6en ebenioas Die oiplomati-
i6en 9e3iebuneen nit Den Sereinig'
ten Stoaten ab6ubre9en rnO oaB
&oanno ma6rl6einli6 Die Tertre-
tlng Ger oiterreibiiden Snterelien in
@oi6ington imo Ser omerifonii6en
SSntereiien in @ien iibernebmen
perOe.
.gotf6aft in @ufbinet n
nod obne g bri6t t.
g8o1bin9ton, 7. glpril. -0ie
6ielige olterreidiih- h-uneariide BOT
l6oft bottle beute @lorgen nod fei-
ne glodri6t erbalten oab Dem ame-
rifonii6en 8otidofter in 8ien oie
&diie 5ugelteat ieien. 9Srin5 Soben-
SdillingSfiirit Gin gItta6c Der
s.. Ii. Sc. 8otiboit, gab Oiele gluS-
tunft.
glu1 IN Scr tiirfii6en inO in Ser
bul9oril6en 9oti6oit witrOe erfldrt,
oaB oort nidts bon einem geplanten
9ru6 nit oen Gereinigten Stoaten
befonnt iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

Ol6Ommeutcn, Die ben n9emtIdleu
GOrrciponOentcn" nidt piiuftlidJ uOcr
nmrcgclmafis crbaIten, iinO se6ctcu,
Der Office SapDn per SclcpbOn Obcr
Idriftlid W}ittEciIunS sm madeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
S1IOdttn
in Otr 4att
Nai Der @citfrORt auss
BrfO9tcu.
Sritem asben SerIMit DUn
rs Jlma5eugett 5u.

g(ud oie oeutide 2uftwebr erIitt
onscbpa idpere @erIuite.
2onoon ipribt BON iieb5ebn
llcberfaaen Die BON eneliidcn
gLeroplonen uusgefiibrt ipuroen.
@aebr oIs odt Sonnen 9Ou-
ben berobgcporfen. - 1900 Sc
idoiie in 9feims bineiugeionOt.
2onDon, z. 9tpril. Ser beltte
Qtbeno bonn britiihen glrmeebailpt-
quartier 0er0ffentli6te offi5iielle Be
ri6t oes britiIden Mrmeebaliptquor-
tiers bat folgenoen g9ortloiit
nSn Der glahbaridboft BON ct.
2uentiu buben uniere Gruppen NAB
reno Der 9toAt an 0eri6ieoenen
@unfteu an gooen gewonnen. sic
bobcn Die 9(usldufer bon 5resnop-
2e.@etit crrcidt.
ssa Der 9io1bariAoft bon glrraS
unO i'm 9pern-gl6lHnitt mar Die glr-
tilIcric Jbdtigfcit nuf beiOen Sci
ten cine irbr lebbofte.
@dbrano ocs 5. uno 6. 9lpril ma.
rem uniere glcroplone 9Iocbt unO
Gag icbr oftip. @roBe 9lreole feinO-
liden 2onoes lino photographic
morocn; mebr als 100 9(ufnanbmeu
mur0en binter ocn feiuolihen 2inien
geuadt.
Sieb5ebn erfolgreiede lle6erfdle
muroen auf feinOlihe gleroOrone,
Whnitionsocpots unO gobnlinien
unteruonnen. Snsgeionmt mur-
ocn mebr ais a9t Eonnen 8omben
berabgemorfen.
@1breno Der ean6en 3eit fonOcn
inteniioe Sample 5miihen itarfen
Slug. @eidmooern itatt. llnlere Ser.
lutte moren % @}ai9inen BON De-
uen cine groBe 9lu6dbl in 2uftge-
feHten iiber feiuolihem Eerritorillnl
beruntergciboiien puroen.
Gs lit befannt OoB Ser 6eino be-
Oeuteuoe &erlilite erlitt. 6iinf5e6n
feiuofde D}oidinen iob man aitf Die
groe fallen uuo 81 onoere turrOen
beiAdoigt neutrality-suspicious.
9luBeroem murOen 8ebH feinOlibe
8ollons in 5lammen sur @roe sc.
brodt.
Gas fran30iii9e abenO.
8uIletiH.
@oriS, Z. g(priI. Gas beilte
9lbeuo bonn frau8oiiiden Sriegs,
bureau mtsgeeebcne offi5ieIle 9ulle-
tin iagt 6olgenOes.
o9luBeroroeutlid lebbafte glrtille-
rie.g(ftioncn trugen iib all OeridieOe-
men Eunften Ser 5ront 5u, beionOers
in oem @ebiet 5fpiihen Der Somme
uno Der Die, iiiolib BON Dem 6Iuiie
Gillette, inO in Der @egcno nOroipeii-
lid BON 9leims.
eSn oen 9lrgonnen ipuroe elm lie
berroihungsongriif oes 6einoeS ge-
Gen unlere S1iisengrdben in Dem
EDaIe oes 9lire na9 barten adnpien
5uriideeidlaeen.
glah Oen lebten @eri1ten boben
bic oeutiden @ei6iise berte uno in
Ser lesten 0aoft 1900 @ei6oiie in oie
Stoot 9leimS geidleuOert. 6iinf5e6n
Gipilperioneu uuroeu getootet umO
biele perpunOet.~
Ger italienif9e @eri6t.
q D M 7. 9(priL, oia 2onoon.
Ser bertc oiisgeeebene geridbt oes
S4riegsonltes loutet: nSSnfolge oes
ihlehten @etters, pel1es Den Spe-
rationen 9lbbrub tbot, fonOen nur
tbeiImeiie 9lrtiIleriefdnpfe an Der
5ront entlong itatt.
9lm 0onueritog 9la9mittog bra1-
te Scr Seino in Der glGbe bon linieren
borseiAobenen Soften cine grobe 0ti-
ne au oeni 5peiten Qlbbang oes Col
bricon.gerges 8ur @rploiion, pelcbe
feincu ernitIiden Sdaoeu anecrid-
tet bat.
9lm G1rco iiberrnidte cine 9lbtbei-
hung unierer Eruppen cine bom6ein-
oe boreeicbobene SteIlllng norolid
bon 9oscomolo uno nobm Die 8eia-
tung gefongen"
Of,rer;For;g6er EnngnI IN O9eIoieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
5000 poor
Spiben~OOrhau9e

Ia anter benz aegemiudrttgem ISertb
GinoedIuicu fuO Scriu, gOilc, Marqniiettc,
farbiac glaOras mnS ns6am-@OrbGnge. Sc
Oes Yuar pcrfcft Giuc Ojclcscn9cit fiir SOtels
nnS 9usicrbansbciter iOwie fir EriSatperiOnen.
@eise ue6um-gur6Gnse; prO %anr
$1.69, S19S, $3.50, $3.50, $4.25, $3.50.
Gream culOrirtc MuOrns- -SOrbaugc; pro %oor
S1.65, $t95, $3.50, $2.95, $3,25.
9uilc, Serim nuO Notwithstanding in
meiB Iowobl mic Grcn; pro &oor CSC, $1,35,
$1.65, $t95, 1925 bis $6.25.
Turbiec Srcnstrefcn.SOrGGnsc in Sndy-,
gollmuoIle unO 5eiocnltreifen; pro Soar $2.OO,
1925, $3.50, $3.25, $3.50.
GOlurrtc NinOros &urtieren; ledtes @epift
uno in allen S6ottirngen ge0cigt; pro Faor,
1925, $3.50, S495, $575.
(5fuiicr 6Iur eeouri s. Go)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
Spiben.

Sir llntcrfleiOnns, GUufirlnatOn- nnO Wra'
Ournmss ss-Slciber-Seiatc; cbeufuIls fir Sulsfru'
sen.Seiat.
Su itttereGantem 9rei(en.
Gdnttcn mnb Srientnl- -Spiten gulonts; nur
meiB; II bis 81 3ol brett; fir Combinations
ino @roouirunesfleoer pro yorO 3Se, Soc, 75c.
uno o..........,.....L..........$1.25 1926
gal. Gpikcn-Ganme nnO GinIGte; rluoe uno
Gionont.O3oide; 0utenO 9oros, Soc, 75c. bis
1915.
edmnlc GlnnO- nnO SOrdjon-Spiten fir ain
ocrfleioune; pro garo, &C., &c., 1Oc bis. Doc
Glmmp-epitcm fir @Or6anse 0aittcIitiidc unO
@ineolow-3e 3eforotionen pro Yoro 121Rcy loo
bis Observation-Disclosures. 29c.
Elutt gaI Spitem; bis 8 8oI brett; bib
ide @Iultcr fir aIeiOcr; pro gorO, 121ac, 15cy
1876, bis .................. 25c
Gbuntllp sptcn-gcIatc; 9 bis 25 8oa brett;
Daro, 75c. big .........,..........- S2.75
Gdmalc @cueSis nnO 1Slet-GinfaiInnecn uno
GiniGse fir oen 8eios bon 8eltees, arugen ilno
N}onfettcu; PRO g)aro 25c. bis ......... $1.25
(Saupflur etepart & eo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
3ADOllenc &Reider(t (toFe.
SpeaielTss AM6e6ot.

SdncOcrsSersc gon8poIlen; feingcfopcrt;
8rHbiobrs @emd)t gc3ciet MIR in mornebou
uno I6por8; $500 g8ertb; pro yorO. .. S159
Creme Wranit-Sndj; gan6polIen; Elm flares
Creme ino cine qrpiinifte Sdjmere fir &ode ooer
aoItime 9(n5ee, $1.5O @ertb; pro Yoro CSC.
gcitrciftc SpurtfleiOcritOffe; got8iuollen in
ibren ncugcItrciften Gffeften itnO 6orben $500
gSertb; pro yorO ..................-.$ $135
@cHrcifte SpOrt geitecs nup Snrcllus; gang
moIIen; 81 3on brett nit neuen Sportforben;
So SO ggerth. bro gorS ...... $2S5
(Souptur etepart & go)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02
JOURNEYMEN BAKERS
AND THEIR FOREMEN

Chicago May But one apparent
Vita. difference today stood IN the way
of the settlement Of the Chicago
bakers strike and hope was expressed
that the strikers and The bread manu-.
iacturars would reach au agreement
shortly
The question of permitting bakers
10 approve or dismiss their toremeu
tiIl remains for settlement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02

When the baby takes too much food
the stomach turns the result is inti.
gestion, sourness and vomiting. Ere.
Quent.y the bowels are involved aad
there Is collie pains and diarrhoea
McGEES BABY ELIXIR is a grand
corrective remedy for the stomach and
bowel disorders OF babies lt is pure
wholesome and pleasant 10 take. Price
-5c and soc per bottle Sold by Ringer
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02

Boston Transcripts When the kaiso-
was about ten years younger. be wa,
playing doubles one day on the Pot q.
dam tennis court with one OF his gen.
cral, as "a partner The general made
20 bad error and lost the game Where.
upon the kaiser took him aside aud
told him talt &. ue made any mo~t
mistake Dee would Dee put in ta, guard
room for three DAYS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02
REPRESENTATION
IN CONVENTION
OF ROTARIANS
Several Thousand Leading Men Of .he
United States viii Meet
In Atlanta.

Chicago May Several thousand
leading men of the United states Can.
ada Great Britain. ireland and Cuba.
are expected TO attend the annual con.
yontion OF the International A,socia.
tion of Rotary clubs at Atlanta. June
u TO n, according 10 announcement
made today al the headquarters here
Principal speakers include Charles
VI S.HWah OF the Bethlehem Steel
Company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02
Clear Away the Waste.

Bowel regularity Is the secret OF
good health, bright eyes, clear com.
piexions. and Dr. Kings New Life Pills
are a mild and gentle laxative that
regulates the bowels and relieves the
congested intestines by removing the
accumulated wastes without gripping.
Take a pin before retiring and that
heavy head that dull spring fever feel.
ing disappears Get Or Kings New
Life Pills at your druggist. 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02

TT ...0 -' '-'lN'. .- ...
h'.eH' ban "I. Do -....
I % g.. D. H'..
-..rll.rl Tor .'N'I.'. ...
meeting %. '"e "a-.'.-
Two '.l. win ".- %. i ...
afr nome. ils N"I'. "
street AI- '''. .-' ID. $500.
eA... -a'a with ..l.t"
j. spikes. oi N'-.
lrl.' b. ol 81 LOUIS N..
NJ NJ. NJ. '.I3 Hi.. ..'..
WI. Morgan ''I '.A.'.
fFIIt! DIl.. .'..
given al HoTHioS h...- '......
tains with a girls 'el ~ ... home d
street. southwest.
Mrs a. W Wal.ea'e.r entertained
with a luncheon yesterday 81 Ue- home.
32l G. -'reet. southwest .lr0rinz Mr
Leon Leoa. o' Wichita Kansas
Mr. VIII Prater returned Ia" nis..
from an extended visit a.it friend
and relative iu Dallas Texas and
Shreveport Lt She HH accompanied
home by Mrs J. Prate- and little -1r
j Dr.. of Shreveport who ni.. visit
here several week N-s ] Pator
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02
SWEET POTATOES
ARE ADVOCATED
BY DEPARTMENT

Washington May Greater sweet
potato acreage. particularly in the
1Utheru states was urged by the de-
partment OF agriculture today explain
ing that by using fine cuttings from
early So, plants, the cost Of planting
AN acre would be- only S4 for sweet
pota,oe, compared with $40 for Irish
uDtatOp~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02
LOSS
OF GERMAN LIVES
IN GREAT WAR

Amsterdam, May (yia London -
One million three hundred thousand
Germans have perished in the war ac.
cording TO statement made by JOSEPH
Frederick Naunann. formerly a con.
scryatiye member OF the reichstag
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02
BURSTING BOILER
OF LOCOMOTIVE
KILLED FIVE MEN

Philadelphia, May Five men
We're killed here late last night when
a freight locomotive was blown to
pieces by a bursting boiler in the
yards OF the Pennsylvania railroad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02
sure

CassrD- saturday Journal. We'll
one must DO -omething for the suffer
ing poor
quite s1 hut are YOU sure tha,
they do suffer-
"Oh yes. | visit them and talk to
them for hour, a' time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-02
AIR MEN ACTIVE
OVER ADRIATIC

Rome May =. Cia Paris Recip.
rocal air raids in the northern Adri-
attic are reported in an official an.
uouuCemgut by the war office