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Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19

severe pans IN my
back and sides until
I became 30 weak !
could hardly walk
from, chair to chair,
and got 20 nervous
I would jump at the
slightest noise. !
was entirely unfit
to do my house,
'iork, I was giving
up hope Of ever be-
Ing we'll, when my
.;Stap aakAd ma tn
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19

Arrested for Having Liquor Cargo.
Greeley-While stuck in a mud
hole east of here in his touring car,
George Plue Of Denver was arrested
by members OF the sheriffs office on
charge of illegal transportation OF
liquor. Eleven cases OF whisky were
found in his car.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19
Hiah Official steps Out.

Colorado Springs.-William A. An
derson formally rendered his resigna-
ton as commissioner OF public works
and property to the City Council.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19

British Capture -Four German Ships.
London.-The admiralty announces
the capture of four German steamers
by British destroyers in the North
Sea. The steamers are the Pellworm,
Brietzeig, Marie Horn and Heinz
Blumberg.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19
CHURCHILL is MINISTER OF MU-
NITIoNs AND MONTAGUE is
SECRETARY FOR INDIA.
AUSTRIA'S PEACE IDEAS
PEACE BATTLE LOOMS IN REIcHS-
TAG WHEN DR.. MIcHAELls
STATES POLICY.

| Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, July 1s.-Sir Edward Car
son has relinQuished his post as first
lord of the admiralty and Joined the
war cabinet without portfolio, accord
ing to an official announcement oi
new ministerial appointments. Sil
Edward will be succeeded by Sill
Eric Campbell Geddes, who has been
director general of munitions supply.
Winston Spencer Churchill succeeds
DR.. Christopher Addison as minister OF
munitions, DR.. Addison becoming a
minister without portfolio in charge of
reconstruction. Baron Edward Sam
uel Montague of Beaulieu, former
cabinet minister, is made secretary
for India.
One Of the most acceptable appoint
ments, as far as the general public is
concerned, is that of Mr.. Montague. He
is one of the very few members of the
Asquith administration, in which he
was minister of munitions, to join the
Lloyd George ministry.
Copenhagen.-The selection of a
successor to Foreign Secretary Zim-
mermann was still unsettled Tuesday.
Pressure was being brought from two
directions. to block, first, the proposed
nomination of Count Brockdorff-Rant
Eau, the German minister at Copen-
hagen, and to substitute Admiral Won
Hintze, minister to Norway, or Count
Won Bernstorff, former ambassador to
Washington.
A dispatch from Berlin says the ma
jority bloc plans to present peace
terms in resolution to the Reichs-
tag Thursday and to demand from DR..
Michaelis a statement that he accept
1t in principle, otherwise cooperation
Is impossible
Vienna.-Austria-H -Hungarys ideas on
peace were made known to the con-
stitution committee of the Reichsrath
in an address by the premier, DR.. Won
Seidler. After. referring to the un-
breakable unity between Austria and
her allies, DIR. Won Seidler declared
Parliament would work for "the aim
for which Austria is fighting, namely,
the unassailable, sacred right of her
peoples to decide for themselves their
eternal destiny.
This task, at the same time, will
be a long stride in the direction of an
honorable peace which we desire to
create on the basis of justice, modera-
ton and conciliation-the firm unity
of all civilized peoples and their uni
form endeavor to abolish those cir
cumstances which brought about the
world war. We are~all longing for
this peace. Until then we are deter
mined to hold on in firm cooperation
between front and homeland"
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19

OF Course.
How did Blanche happen to marry
an opticianT
1T was an optlcian that asked her"
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19

Aliens Hired; American Miners Quit.
Flat River, Mo.-About 200 Ameri.
can-born miners went on strike at
Leadwood because mine operators
there employed foreign-born workmen.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19
AaoravatIno the Fault

Aggravatlno the Fault
when say thing mean itf" ex-
claimed the emphatic man.
But sometimes" replied Miss Cay.
enne, "that only makes 1t worsei"
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19

An injury to the tongue is more rap
idly repaired by nature than any other
part of the system.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19
MRS. KIES0 SICK
SEVEN MONTHS
Restored to Health BY Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Aurora, Ill.-"For seven long months
I suffered from q female trouble. with
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19
Sporting News

The Northwestern Baseball league
closed it's 1917 season at Spokane,
more than two months ahead of time,
with the Great Falls, Mont. team the
pennant winner.
Admiral Caperton and other officers
of the American squadron were enter
tanned at football game held at
Montevideo. Uruguay, for the benefit
of the Red Cross.
Sammy Taylor, lightweight boxer,
well known in the Middle West, has
enlisted in the navy. Sammy's real
name is Grabowski, and his lineage is
not that of the allies.
The management of a the Frontier
Days celebration at Cheyenne has de-
cided to hold automobile and motor
cycle speedway contests July % as a
curtain raiser to the big week of
Western sports.
General
The Texas potato crop, which has
been marketed, brought prices rang
ing from 1926 to $500 per bushel and
averaging $2.S1.
An agreement for a settlement of
the judgment of $252,O00 and costs in
the case of d. +. Loewe & Co, against
members of the United Hatters of
North America was announced at
Danbury. Conn.
Nine Mexicans were drowned near
Tampico July Z. when launch was
run down and smashed by the tug
Gulfport, according to information
brought by tank steamer arriving at
Galveston, Tex.
Mystery shrouded the murder of
Edward Humphries, widely known
coal operator, his wife and 15-year.old
son, who were shot to death on a
country road beside their automobile,
near Johnstown, Pa.
Some 200 members of the Fifth Ne.
braska infantry. sanitary corps, sup.
ply company, field hospital and head.
quarters company are encamped at
the state fair grounds at Lincoln, hav.
ing been called into federal service.
While armed civilian guards stood
watch over the roads approaching the
Bisbee. Ariz.. copper mining district to
prevent any of the more than 1,1O0
men exiled from returning the mine
operators Monday prepared for oper.
ating their properties on larger
scale than any time since the strike
call issued by the Industrial Workers
OF the World went into effect nearly
| three weeks ago.
Los Angeles declared legal holi
day In honor OF the Belgian war mis-
sion and the whole city turned out to
extend royal welcome to the for
eign visitors who are touring America
extending to the people OF the United
States the gratitude and love OF the
Belgian people.
Metal trades unions whose dele
gates comprise the Metal Trades
Council Of Butte, Mont, voted to at
firm the action Of the council In or
dering all men affiliated with the
American Federation OF Labor to re
turn to work In the copper mines.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-19
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Ve.tsrn N.w.paper Union Now. s.rxlce.
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
Aug. National Convention OF Afri-
can Race at Denver.
Aug. 2.-M. w. A. Log Rolling at Fort
Aug: 6;-16.-state Federation of Labor
meeting at Boulder.
Sept; l7-22-Coiorado State Fair at Pu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02

wciaz w kontroli Wlochow i ME
spodziewac sic, by ia Wlosi IL
tracili. Obecnie ma gwalt umac--
niajq mostly ma liniach ko1ejo-
wych w LomDardyi - do trans--
portu najwiekszych dziaf angiel-
skich ma front wioski, co powinno
stac sic w ciqgu wzmiankowanych
dwu tygodni. Alianci ME podzie
lajq wprawdzie opinii wEoskiej, IL
wioski front moglby sic stac de-
cydujqcym w tel wojnie, Cd
strony Wloch moznaby zadac clos
Smiertelny Austryi, poczem
Niemcy musia3yby ulcdz, ale W
kazdym razie fakt ten uznaie ca
Ia Koalicya, IL Wlochom trzeba
dopom0dz - "a wszelkq Gene
wstrzymac ofensywe Mackcnse--
ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
ZACHODNI FRONT.

Paryz, 2. listopada. = w Bclgi
; mad Aisne dziaiania intensywne
artyleryi; ma}y atak niemieckj
odparto pod Loivre, w okolicy
Rheims; w okolicy St. Quentin
Bethincourt, Souain. Bolante by,
iy udatne rejdy francuskie, kto.
rych sprowadzono jenc6w kilku,
dziesieciu. Strzclanina trwa ma ca,
lei linii. Aeroplany niemicckie
bombardowa}y Dunkirk i Calais
- bez wiekszej szkody.
Londyn, 2. lisopada. - Ma L.
mach dokola Ypres walk dziaio-
we ME ustajq, lecz zmian linio-
wych niema zadnych - walk tez
wrecz ME by}o. w ciagu miesiaca
pazdziernika Anglicy wzieli ogo-
lem 9,125 Niemcow do niewoli, W
tenn oficerow 242; W tymze czasic
zabrano Niemcom 10 dziai, 431
mitraliez AZ mozdzierzy okopo-
wych. Awiatyka ME spoczywa -
rejdy sa na porzadku dziennym ;
ostatnio bombardowano Sparap-
pelhoek i okoliczne obozy ME
mieckie, dokonano wiele rekone--
sansow cennych, a eskadra awia-
tyccna angielska urzadzi}a reid
do Niemiec w Kaiserlauten
zbombardowaia SLIME tamtejsze
fabryki amunicyi.
- Donosza z Pirmasens store
bylo ongedaj przedmiotem rejdu
angielskiego, IL tam pociskami z
aeroplanow angielskich jedna O.
SODA zosta}a zabita, cztery ranio
ne, a szkody materyalne zrzadzo-
ne, maja bye znaczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02

zwyczajnie waznych zmian wy
darzeh. Experci alianccy wojennl
sadza, IL iatwiej Niemcom All
stryakom byio zastapic ma rownie
Yloskie, lecz o wiele trudniej be-
die wydostac sic Z mich: Wlosi
maja po swej stronie wyborne ko-
munikacye, drogi, kana}y, bis
koSt rezerw ,baz operacyjnych-
tego wszystkiego mice ME bedzie
rieprzyjaciel, ktorego w dodatku
zima wnet Seismic. Ma p6inocnym
Adryatyku sytuacya morska jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02

w Alpach, ktore zup}enie wstrzy-
maja Niemc6w posilki i rugby
wojsk, wtedy transport wojsk i
dial Francyi zadnej mice ME
bedzie przeszkody. Wlosi potrze-
buja ME tyle ludzi, bo maja jes--
cze przeszio 100000 rezerw
zupe}nie ME powoianych - ME
tknietych. lie artyleryi amuni-
cyl, oraz zywnosci. w najbliz-
szych dwu tygodniach spodziewa-
ia sic ma froncie zachodnim mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
TORPEDOWANIE TRANS
PORTOWCA ST. ZJEDN.

Waszynston, 2 listopada, -
Sekretarz flloty Daniels upcWaz-
nil prase do oznajmienia, re tran
sportowiec Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych Finland niedawno zostai
torpedowany, kicdy powraca} do
Ameryki, ale zdo}a} dostac sic
Lez pomocy do pewncgo portu
zagranicznego. Me donoszq, czy
poiaczone to bylo utrata zycla
ludzkiego. Ami submaryny alta
kujacej, ami torpedy rie dostrze-
zono. - Finland jest jednym L
najwiekszych parowc6w odbywa
jqcych podroze pod flag9 amery-
kahsikq. Zanim powolano go do
sMEuzby M ow2jskowel;s =: byl Rar9SYfssssm, par o Yen,
osobowym kursujacym miedzy
Stanami Zjedn. a Europa dla
firmy Mercantile Marine co. W
llnii Red Star i innych. Pojem-
nose jego wynosi T,711 ton; ogo-
lem wazy -, SO ton. ZazwyczaJ
za}oga jego sk}ada sic Z 257 lu-
dzi. Budowany by} w Eiladeltr
1902 roku Piynq} on I eskortq,
ale ME dojrzano ami torpcdy AMI
atakujaccj submaryny.
Tak wiadomo, pierwszym trans
portowccm amerykahskim tor
redowanym byl Antilles, kto-
nv zatonqf 5 minut po ataku. Dzl-
VIVA Jest przy tenn rzecz2, re alta
Xxi obydwa odbyiy sic, kledy
transportowce juz powraca'y,
wysadziwszy ma lad wojska anne
rykanskie, i re W obu wypad-
l:ach ME doStrzczono nura alta
kujqcego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
WLOsKI FRONT.
WALK MAD TAGLIA-
MENTO.

Londyn, 2. Istopada. - Wiesci
wloskiego frontu So dose skaPe
i niepewne; podiug komunikatow
wioskich, wieksza Geese woJsE
gen. Cadorny przekroczyla rzeks
Tagliamento staneia ma zachod-
nim iej brzegu - zajmujac move
linie obronne; Niemcy usllowal
Z bokow ogarnqc wojska wloskie
zarowno cd strony polnocnej, cd
Karyntyi, jak Cd strony Poiudnio-
wei, ma Karsie, lecz zabiegi te
rie powiodiy sic, wszystkie
wojska wloskie zdolaly wycofac
sic matni. w dostepach do Ia
gliamento mad samaz rzeka wal
ki sic tocza zawziete. RAPPORT wfo-
ski utrzymuje, IL gor karync-
kich trzecia armia - prawie W
ca}oSci zdolala sic wycofac ku Ia
gliamento, a straty, o jakich do
Mostly raporty Centralnych, ia
koby zadane Wlochom byly
gwaltownie przesadzone. WojSka
wioskie cofaja sic wSr0d walk
rieustannych, a szybkoSc decyzyi
komendy wioskiej - udaremnila
plan Centralnych, by wojska te
lub choc Geese ich otoczyc / "a
garnaG w zupe}noSci. Znakomicie
sic w walkach tych obronnychI
zasiuzyiy wojska konne, walczace
W strazach tylnych i osianiajace
odwrot glownych armii. Krwa-
we walk toczy1y sic na Bainsizza,
iak donosza spoznione raporty z
walk tych padlo tam co najmniej
10000 Niemcow!...
- Dalsze komunikaty srwier-
dzaja, IL wing calego zafamania
sic linii w4oskiej ponosza ME
kt6re oddzialy drugiej armii, wal
czacei w centrum; oddzialy te "a
skoczone znienacka przez prze-
wazne silly Niemc6w - ME wy
trzymaly naporu podaiy tyly, a
skutkiem tego LIMA zostaia przer-
wana i cofniecia ma skrzydSach
staiy sic nieuniknione. Zaznacza
sic GAIA stanowczoScia, IL od--
wrot wykonano W porzadku i bez
poSpiechu, a najlepiej sPisaia sic
druga armia, pod osobista wodza
kuzyna kr6lewskiegO, ks. Aosty ::
armia ia prawie STRAIT ME poniosia
nj W ludziach, nj w dziaiach jest
dis gotowa do walkl noweJ =
zaczePnej.
Berlin-Wieden, 2. listopada. :
Komenda niemiecka PrzyPisuje.
powodzenie wioskie - gi0wnie
atakowi znienacka, a potem bez-
poSrednioSci szybkosci jednegoI
ciosu "a drugim, jake Wlochom
wymierzano. Wojska centralne|
nowe odniosfy sukcesy - miano-
wicie cze5c wojsk wioskich W od--
wrocie siegneIa g6rnego biegu|
rzeki Tagliamento - te woJskaI
zostaiy wyparte Poza rzeke Po Ia
cietej bitwie, a W rezultacie wSzy-I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
OLA ZAPOBIEZENIA STRAJ-
KOM.
Washington 2. listopada.

Washington 2. listopada. -
Rzadowa komisya piracy, ktoreJ
prezesem jest sekretarz piracy Will
son. a ktorej czlonek John r..
Walker Z Illinois doniosi by} do
Waszyngtonu ma jakich warun-
kach zaiatwiono strajk w dystryk-
Gle Clifton Martnci Metcalf ko-
pain miedzi, uk}ada ma podstawie
tvch warunk0w Srodki do zapobie
gania wszelkim straJkom przynaJ-
mniej ma czas wojny. w glow
nych zarysach srodki tie polegajq
ra podwyzszeniu piac robotnikom
w kazdej galezi przemyslu wo-
jennego, a zarazem ma stosow-
1em podwyzszeniu cen artyku}ow
Drodukowanych. Administrator
nrzedeWszyStNem badac DedZle, I"
lie zadanie podwyzszenia plac
jest usprawicdliwionen, a nastep-
ME, O lie to podwyzszenie p}ac OBJ
MIA zyski sprawiedliwe pracodaw
cy na podstawie tego og}aszac
bedzie swe rozstrzygniecie. Jest
nadzieja, re tymi sposobami da
sic za}atwic strajk 5000 robotni--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
TAGLIMENIO.
POmOC AIiant0W we W|oSzeCh,
$4,000 NiemC6W pablo ma Bainsizza'
Niemcy cOfaja sic mad Dzwina.
Anglicy zdobyli Berszeba.
Wall<i MorSl@ie.
PoEowa Nurow Niemieckich - wytracona.
WieSci Nierniec.
INNE TELE G K A M Y.
glicy zdobyli Berszeba
Walk MorSkie.
Polowa Nurow Niemieckich - wytracona.
Wiesci q Nierriec.
INNE TELEGR A M Y.

Stkle WoJSka WfoSHle oQ gor Alp
az po linie kolei Udine-Treviso
zostaiy "a rzeke wyrzucone. Wao-
5; trzymali szereg mostow mad
rzeka Tagliamento, tych niektore
naczoIki wschodnie juz zostaly
opanowane przez wojska central
ne; straie tylne wloskie osiania-
jace odwrot giownych wojsk wal
ca z wielkiem poSwieceniem lecz
bez pomySlnego rezultatu :
wzieto nowe gromady jencow, a
W operacyach kilku dni ostatnich
przeszio $4,000 W1och6w do ME
wolf zabrano, tax re liczba 1encow
wioskich, wzietysfl W ca}ej tel O.
fensywie wynosi juz przeszlo
10000 ludzii,, nadto dzia} zabrano
cgo{em 1900, oraz masy Gale in
rego materyaiu wojennego.
Londyn, 2. listopada. - Zdaje
sic, IL wojska wioskie, wszystkie
glowne armie siegneiy rzeki Ia
gliamento przeprawiaja sic "a
MIA, wSrod krwawych walk: ME
przyjacielowi ME udalo sic dostac
sic "a Tagliamento Cd poinocy,
by tenn samem ME pozwolic Wlo-
chom zatrzymac sic mad ia rzeka.
Centralni do rzeki tez podeszli i
W Srodkowym jej gornym bieguI
zajeli brzeg wschodni, lecz dotad
riema wzmianek w zadnych ra-I
portach, by probowali przepraw
przez rzeke, ktora teraz SLIME we
zbrana powodu ulew jesien-
rych. Gen. Cadorna jest dobrej
mySli, duch w wojsku wloskiem
jest r0wniez doskonaiy panuje
nadzieja, IL sukcesy Centralnych
rychio zostana zrownowazone il
powetowane.
- Wojska angielskie francu-
skie wraz z wielkim zapasem a.
municyi i dzia3 najciezszego kali
bru juz So we WSoszech - spie-
szac na pomoc W}ochom mad Ia
gliamento; podobno juz nawet
artylerya Aliantow ma bye ma
froncie. Wiele tel pomocy przy-
byfo ME wiadomo, lecz ma to bye
W kazdym razie pomoc bardzo
wydatna. Dzieki licznym kolejom
i energicznym zarzadzeniom po-
moe z Francyi nadazyc mogla w
mniej niz 24ech godzinach. Praw-
dopodobnie transportowanie dzial
i wojsk alianckich ku Tagliamen-
to potrwa jednak dIuzej, a gdybyI
W}osi mad ia rzeka ME wStrzy--
mali nieprzyjaciela, w6wczas ma
jq oni podobna do Tagliamento
linie rzeki Piave, wiekszej cd Ia
gliamento, mad ktora zatrzyn1anie
nawaly wrogow moze bye }atwiej-
sze i skuteczniejsze, a dobra stro-
ne mice moze te, re da Aliantom
wiecej czasu na przygotowanie O.
bron. Walk odbywa6by sic mo-
giy pomniejsze miedzy Taglia-
mento a Piave - tax diugo, ABBY
nowe linie ME byiy zupeinie 60
towe, wojska wypoczete po uciaz,
liwym odwrocie i do novel Bit
Wy zupeinie gotowe. lima tez juz
rych}o nadejdzie, mia zawieJe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02

Stanowy administrator zywnosciowy Wheeler ogos wczo-
raj nastepuace urzedowe cukru, kartofli. NILE
ka maxi pszennei zytniej kukurydzanej,
oraz ja i masia:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
Nova pozyczka d|a Wie|kiej Brytanii
Profesorzy uniwersytetu podejrzani.
z Rampant w NoWYrn Torlsu'
Sad wojenny W Texas.
Rome VIA d O m o Sci.

kow we fabryce Fore River kom-
panii okretowej Bethlehem W
Quincy, Mass, dokad juz wysla-
no poSrednika. Kompania ia zaj-
muje sic budowa okret6w, z kto-
rych 65 do 10 procent zamowio-
nych jest przez Rad St. Zjedn.
Za}atwienie strajku w Arizonie
dozwoli ma przysz}ost dobywac G
100000 funt6w miedzi miesie-
cznie wiecej, anizeli dotychczas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
PODEJRZENI o NIELOJAL-
nose.

Champaign, ILL.,, 2 listopada.-
w. H. Kerrick Bloomington,
ILL.,, kt6ry zarzqdzif byi sledztwo
w Uniwersytecie Illinois, donie-
sic w swym raporcle do guberna-
tora Lowdena, re pomiedzy czlon
kami fakrltetu tego uniwersyte-
tu znajduje sic pewna koterya
os6b niclojalnych, ze oSmiu czion
kow fakultetu jeden student,
orzcsfuchiwani przez agenta rza-
dowego, uSmiechali sic, szydzili
/ odmawiali odpowiedzi ma pyta.
mia. Rzadowi doniesiono, re W
tym uniwersytecie objawia sic
akcya skierowana przeciw dzia-
lalnoSci Czerwonego krzyia j
propagandzie pozyczki wolnoscio
wei. Kerrick, ktorcmu powierzo-
no zarzqdzenie $ledztwa, po "a
kohczeniu 60, zawczwa} kilku
cz}onk0w fakultetu do przes}u-
chania. Jawili sic DIR. A. {. Cole:
asystent profesora historyi DIR.
Green Shepherd, nauczycielka fl
lozofii. Me jawif sic, choc byl "a
wezwany, Camille Weiss, nau-
czyciel inzynieryi, ktory podobnc
pochodzi Austryi, a na karcie
regestracyjnej poborowej oEre'
sIif siebie jako ,,alien enemy.
Bez zaproszenia jawi}o sic osniu
innych, a miedzy mimi DIR. Rich
ard Chase Tolman, ktory wysta-
pill niejako W charakterze obroh-
cy zawezwanych. Parma Shep-
herd ma zawezwanie, by zakupl-
Ia bond wolnoSciowy, oswiadczy
la, re gdyby posiadaia million do
larow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, 3 listopada: Sw. Papula. -
Sw. Flaura. - Sw. Rumalda. - Sw.
Huberta. - Sw. Malachiasza arc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
ZNACZNY KREDYT OLA
WIELKIEJ .BRITANII

Waszymyton, 2 listopada, 49,
Department skarbu udzielii
Wielkiej Britanii kredytu ma su-
me s435.OOO.OOO majqccgo STU
zyc rzadowi brytyjskiemu do po
|; krafejs f.s TxastkSM tIR bsaiss bsssIss
ma zamoWienia Tozhycfi artyl;u.
low do dnia 1go stycznia. 1915
Dodatkowy ten kredyt zwieksza
sumo pozyczki udzielonej Wiel-
kiej Brytanii do 81, ,S6O,0OO,OOO, Z
SUNG wszystkich pozyczek udzie
lonych Aliantom do S3,566, 400,
900. Kredyt wczoraj udzielony
jest najwiekszym jednorazowym
Cotychczas przyznanym. Pienia-
DE te beda re skarbu wydawane
W miare potrzeby zap}acenia "a
artyku}y kontraktowo zamowio-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-05
WILSON AND MARSHALL
ENAUGURATED TO-DAY
LConIInued Non Page Fourl

The assembling Of the presidential
party its departure and the demon
stra.ions Of the crowd were the ONLY
spectacular features Of the outdoor
ceremony The actual ceremony itself
is simplicity and solemnity.
When the president takes the inau.
gural oath the CHIEF justice. bible in
hand, steps forward the man who is
about to take Office stands beside him
with raised hand. Slowly and solemn.
ly the chief justice repeats the oath
prescribed by th6 constitution:
"l do solemnly swear that will
faithfully execute the office Of prosi
dent Of the United States, and VIII
to the best of my ability preserve. pro
tect and defend the constitution of the
United States" Solemnly the oath is
repeated after the chief Justice. and
the ceremony is over but for the de.
livery of the presidents inaugural ad.
dress.
When that was concluded, the sen.
ate returned to its chamber and the
president returned to the White
House at the head of the inaugura,
procession. Mrs. Wilson. following
a precedent set by Mrs. Taft. rode
With her husband, after having ere
ated a precedent herself by riding to
the capitol with him earlier in the dav
As the president led the procession
up Pennsylvania avenue, and the units
OF the inaugural parade, civic and mill
tary, swung in behind him, a new dem.
onstratioa began which continued un.
TIL the procession halted in front Of
the White House. There the presi.
dent and his party took places in the
official stand to view the remainder Of
The column
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-05

D. L. Mahoney Of Boston has ar
rived here and will make Ardmore his
headquarters. He Is the twin brother
Of Robert Mahoney, the Prairie scout
who was here for several months. and
who won the respect and sincere
friendship Of every man who came in
contact with him. He came In Sunday
afternoon and about the hotel lobbies
last night he was introduced by f. D.
Coady Of the Prairie company as Rob.
ert Mahoney and many OF the old.
timers were fooled into believing he
was Robert In personal appearance
he Is very much like our beloved Bob
His voice has identcally the same in.
donations, his mannerisms are identl.
CAL the facial expression is the same
and about the only difference IN pcr
sonal appearance discernible is tba,
Bob is q little taller. Mr.. Malone,
has been In Tulsa for q month and
has come here to succeed J. T.. Ring
i'r q time while he is located In Wyo.
ming for the Twin State OIL company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-05

Woodrow Wilson is the 2Sh presi.
dent of the United States, reckoning
cleveland's two terms as separate
ones, because he was the only presl
dent serving twice who was not re.
elected.
Virginia leads in the nativity OF
presidents. Eight Of her sons-Wasb.
ngton, jefferson, Madison. Monroe.
William Henry Harrison, Tyler. Taylor
and Wilson-haye held the highest OF.
ice In the gift Of the nation.
Ohio has given six native sons 10
the presidency They are Grant,
Hayes, Garfield, Benjamin Harrison.
Mckinley and Taft.
or all the vocations In life the law
has furnished most presidents. Nine.
teen chief executives Of the United
states Were lawyers at the time thew
We're elected Three are classified as
statesmen; two as soldiers. two as
Iarmers, one as a public official.
Seventeen presidents have been col.
logc mca; one was graduated from
West Point nine had no COLLEGIATE
education.
English paternal ancestry has pre-
dominated among an me presidents
Fifteen were of English eytractlo,
Six were ScotchIrish. three wcr.
scotch, two were Dutch one was
Welsh.
The youngest president at the Gmo
OF Inauguration, was Roosevelt. who
was i6. The Oldest was William Hon.
ry Harrison, who was GS
OF all the presidents John Adams
lived to the Oldest age. He was 90
when he died