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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
FRENCH TAKE OFFENSIVE,
AND RETAIN THEIR GAINS
Pctain Responds to German Effort
by Reducing SaIients in Lines
East OF Teuton Drives.
BEAT OFF CoUNTERATTACKs
Violent Artillery Engagements In
Progress Northeast Of Soissons.
Enemy Attempts to Fraternize
With Russians Answered by Guns.

After checking the latest efforts of
the German Crown Prince in Cham
pagne. the French took the offensive
and succeeded in Strengthening out
their line III the region of Mont Haut
and Mont Carnillet. General Petain's
men held their gains. despite four
strong attacks, which they repulsed
with heavy losses.
Switching his operations from north
of the Aisne did not help the crown
prince. as his effort in Champagne west
Of Mont Carnillet and southeast of
Tahure failed, as did his recent heavy
attacks north of the Chemin-des
Danes
General Petain responded to the Ger
man effort by reducing salients in his
lines east Of the Teuton attacks The
French not only captured prisoners.
but beat on counterattacks, showing
that the Germans attached Importance
TO the French gains.
On the rest of the French front. and
especially around the curve in the
French line northeast OF Soissons.
vioien, artillery engagements are in
progress To the north the British
and Germans have shown little inran-
try activity outside patrol encounters
and raids.
RUSSIAN AND GERMAN GUNS
HAMMER OPPOSING LINES
a great artillery battle is in prog
ress on the front where the Russians
made their sudden advance early this
week. Near Zboroif, and between
Zlochoh and Brzezany. in Galicia, the
Russian and German guns are ham
merng the opposing lines, and near
Smorgon. north of the Pripet marshes,
the big guns are active. Signs of a
ieawakening Of activity on the front
III Roumania are increasing. and near
Bialestchi. German attempts to frater-
nize with the Russians were answered
by the artillery. Northwest OF Zlo, on
the Carso an italian surprise attack
netted some gain of ground. Austrian
counterattacks were beaten off sue
cessfully.
Unofficial reports say DIR. Won Beth
mann II Hollweg. the German Imperial
Chancellor, in his forthcoming speech
before the Reichstag will make such
declarations as will serve as basis
for peace negotiations. The Chancel-
lor's address was to have been de-
livered before the end of this week, and
it's temporary postponement may have
been caused by the sudden and unex-
pected offensive movement by the Rus
SLAMS in Eastern Galicia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-07
NonthcHE1fe Tells
Press Club Of Work
Of Spies in England

England. purporting to be something g
like your Bradstreets or Dun's. but
| really with the object OF ascertaining
the capacity for making guns. muni-
tions and what-not OF every plant in
England. together with any other in
formation that might be useful to Ger
many when she went to war.
SECOND FORM or SPYING
ORGANIZED by CoNsUI.s
"A second form OF spying was or
ganized by the German consuls in Great
Britain. who collected information by
means OF hotel walters, barbcrs, gov
ernesses and domestic servants, to
whom they paid comparatively sma II
sums monthly.
TN naval and military towns the
German government provided Germans
with capital with which to open and
purchase hotels. All this was done
through the consuls.
"These were spies who moved about
In good social circles as a rule When
1t came to picking up information as
to British psychology they got 1t all
wrong, for IL has been notorious that,
almost without exception, they re-
ported to Berlin that Great Britain
would not go to war. Members of this
class OF spy were paid a minimum of
$4,000 and maximum OF $4,000 a year,
and were usually engaged in some
other kind Of work-very often in
surance work; very often as travelling
statesmen. Quite a number of them
were women. Out of respect for their
sex, among the spies we have shot
at the Tower of London, tho women
have been exempted and sent to long
terms of Imprisonment
Further, there were tho military
and the naval spies. This kind OF spy
ing is regarded as legitimate among
all nations. Carl Lods, whom saw
tried by court-martial. and who had
an American passport and spoke Amer
lean with the slightest German accent
was legitimate naval spy, and was
so regarded by our authorities, who
treated him as we'll as he could he
treated under the circumstances, and
finally. very properly shot him. He
was captured owing to clumsiness on
his part. He kept his code in his
pocket, and. therefore, knew at the
moment he was arrested he was a
dead man. One Of the things that led
to his detection was the cable censor
ship.
DID NOT BELIEVE WARNING
THAT SPIES INFESTED COUNTRY
1--WE had been warned for years that
the country was full OF German spies,
but did not believe it Germans were
admitted to our clubs, went about
among US and seemed very friendly. At
tho outbreak OF the war we found that
wc had bscn entertaining several bat
talions of spies. Just before the out
break Of war they swarmed to the
German consulate to get their pass
ports vised. Many OF them obviously
had information that a war was COM
ing. and that they might have difficulty
in getting out
Large organisations. such ~ in
surance companies. electrical coreerns
and pianoforte makers, who required
large numbers OF mon to go about tun-
inE pianos, were. in effect, central de-
pots for gathering information for tho
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$3.50 round df1H ts.pG % ssssasm ss.sa eos ..,, ro,s
River Hne new and JntnTfous stesnpsrn
pon 277.-Adv. 7Sf NFa'i n = - - ---'--
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= Norfolk and Western RalvSY.
To Norfolk and Rssurn. E.A6x.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25
ENDORSED AT MARIETTA.
Two Hundred Business Men Vote in
Supper Of Draft.

Marietta okla April % CSpecial
AT an enthusiastic meeting of bust
ness men. farmers professional men
and others, here last night the tol.
lowing resolution introduced by May
or Clint Graham, former state senator.
was adopted by unanimous vote:
Whereas, there Is pending before
the congress OF the United States one
of the most important legislative
questions ever presented TO that body
and
Whereas, the president Of the Unit
ed States has indOrsed and recon-
mended for adoption a plan Of select
I've COnsCriptiOn for the purpose OF
creating an army for the national de
tense and
Whereas we believe that the plan
OF the president recognizes the prin
ciple that equality OF rights and equal
ity OF service are cOrollaries under
the republican form of government
and that the principle OF voluntary
service is repugnant TO the principle
Of equality
NoW therefore, be II resolved by IN,
people of Marietta ana Love county
Oklahoma, that We heartily indors,
the plan OF selectiye conscription al
outlined by the president and recon
mended by him for adoption by con
gress
BE II further resolved. that we re
quest and earnestly urge our repre-
sentative In congress, the Honorabl,
Charles d. Carter and other member
OF the Oklahoma delegation. to us,
every effort and means within thei
power to secure the adoption by boil
HOUSES OF congress OF the president
plan In this great national crisis.
Try the want aus-they paw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25
PAVING IS REVIEWED
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROLIFIC
TOPIC AT MEETING. -

City Attorney investigating Bonds of
Companies That Paved Washington.
Caddo and Broadway With View Of
Requiring Repairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25
20 PER CENT FAVOR
sELECTlVE DRAFT
Seventy Ardmore Citizens Wire Carter
Advocating Wilson Plan.

The following letter addressed 10
Congressman Carter and bearing the
individual signatures o. each .lgner.
was mailed today.
1--WE. as well a. 90 per cent Of the
people vith whom we have talked. are
I'm favor of selcctiye conscrip,ion as
requested by tine president and heart.
lis endorse an the steps taken ana
advocated by the president iu refer.
auca 10 the present national crisis"
The signers were. Frank S Gates,
ID C.. EngIe, Robert Allen. " r. Dog.
gett. i. j. Kounz. G.. v Miller. G. G..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25

ans. w. G. Truk VI 3 Boyd r r..
Tucker. J. ~ Burns W b Berry, j..
a. Bass
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25
"SELECTVE DRAF 7
TRULY AMERICAN
FIFTY ARDMoRE CITIZENS WIRE
CONGRESSMAN CARTER CON,
SCRlPTlON SENTIMENT.
MARIETTA IN LINE
TWO Hundred Representatives Of Near.
by Town and Love County Wire Ok
lahoma Delegation to Vote for Pres
ident's Plan.

Endorsing seleCtiyc cOnscriptiOn as
american, truly democratic and in
accord with the fundamental prinCi
pies Of freedom" fifty Ardmore ctti-
zens sent telegram 90 Congressman
c. ID. Carter, at Washington last night
The telegram follows
I'VE, the undersigned, desire 10 reg
lister, as strong as language can make
IT, our endorsement OF seleCtiye con
scription, because It H. American, tru-
ly democratic and In accord with the
fundamental principles OF freedom. We
believe all men equally benefited by
our great government, and its institu-
tions, are and should be. each 10 the
same extent, bOunden TO support our
country, and should be each 10 the
same extent, liable for military ser
vice regardless Of financial condition
or social standing. and We firmly be
lieye that the sentiment Of this cOun.
try and district appreciate this fact
overwhelmingly
Jake L. HamOn, Aly1 Mcdonald. W.
+. Wilmington r. b orr 0. G. Lash.
er. E Dunlap, John r. Denning. ed
Sandlln Chas Brown I a Thurmond,
l.. l. Tyer Clinton O Bum VIM c.
Daysson, j. A. Bodoyiiz Writ Frank.
lin, Edward Gait. Freeman Gait. j. s.
Mullen, Fred H. Tucker r. NJ Adams,
Il. y Brown. W u lignight Frank
l.. Ketch, Frank Maloney. Geo White,
Il. G.. WOlyertOn, VIM f Warren. w
II. Roberts NJ L. Alexander. r. B.
Reid, w. s. Fraley. j L. Wilson j.
McMurray, w. A. Edwards, Tom Mus
graves. S. C. Reeder j V. Bowman
II. l.. Gregory, j. G Atkins. j. Robt
Gillian, G. C. Jones. S NJ Newman. W.
Il. Staples, S J Cullinan Jr, c. f. Ad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25

Ardmorcitc want ads. the best ad
yrrtis,ug medium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25

'OR SALE Nuruom house. lot
2ooXli0 feet in southeast Ardmorc
$500 FourroOm house. lot 5nNltu.
$500 north Ardmore Some nice
vacant lots 5000 each. Phone 49,.
r C. MclNiddy l2pa IVES, Mpin
St 2j.3,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25

The second Pan-American financial
conference, for the expenses of which
congress has provided $4,000 in the
diplomatic appropriation bill, will be
held in Washington next fall if the
international situation does not affect
arrangements. The president will an
nOunce the date
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25

Ardmoreite want ads: the best aa
yert.sing medium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25

Ardmorolic ads bring results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Three light Housekeeping
rooms CAN blue So, or apply iO3 G.
northwest SO children gs.S
FOR RENT Room for automobile iu
good barn electric lights paved lot.
water Arthur Jones lposW1nl
100 B street northwest Phone red
500 o5..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-25

Try the want aus-they paw.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
g9ifro6sufurdt Sci ben sllteu.

Die frana0iiIde aeratss3eiiung
rgbrOniqus mebicnle" peiit oa,nuf
bin, bab ni9t erit bic mr6ernen 5pa
gieniter ben Gebrau9 iterilifierten
Daiiers erfunbsn babsn. SAou I'M
L. Sabrbunbert unisrer 3eitre6nung
purDe Su Gpbefus gelehrt:. Die 9e'
pGIIer Der Sliiiis unb Sesu limb allie
i6dbIi5, ousssnommen bic bes RiIs.
0as @aiisr Der iliiiie, Die un9es
funoes 2auo burhitr0men, bic ftass
niersnben Gslpdiier, ioi6s, bic nabe
BEL 0fientli1en 8dbern por6eiflieben,
ollie bieIe Qrten DON Waiier limb
f6doli6. Sas bette @aier 1T iols
4es, bas man in @sfdBeu aus ess
6ranntem 9on auerit tDheu uno
oann ertaIten ldBt, I'M ss ppr oem
5rinten no9mals 5u ertpGrmeu. =
Man tonnte fiisIid bebaupten Dab
9aiteur nur elm S9iiler Der 9eIehrs
ten Don GpbsIus setpeien iei, nber
man besreift niGt, pesbalb iene al
ten Speienitsr oos ie1r tribe.
Iumpiige uno idlammise 8aiisr bes
Rils frsi Don WlitrObsu ipGhnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
0at sem.imt.

ginit fam cine Bnuerrfrou aus
Den, 4 SdlsstpisiheR gum aonis
5riebri1 VII. BON Sdnemdrt, Der
duf Dem S9loB in @lidsburg pobns
te, um bic Sreisabe ibres ein5ign
Sobnes bonn UliIit6rbienif gu orbits
ten. @or Osm 4uoien5aimmer sos lie
ibre 9ol3iDuls aus uno iagte gu oem
bisnittuenben aoiutanten: .Pnhen
sic mir gut auf meine pantoffeln
auf! sic ba6sn ia bod nig anoerss
3l tun!-
qls iis ben ai.mli9 forpulenten
90Hig iab, i9lus lie bic 9Gnos iiber
Dem ROpf Suinmmeu uno rief: .glein
9ott, nat is be bid"
Der &0nis la9te berSIid iiber bies
Is originele Suloigung uno erTulIte
ibr lire Bite, gnb ibr iogar Die
idriftli6e 3uii6sruns, bob Jpn
Sobn niat gu oienen brou6e, ba Die
Jrau ss Ourdaus i4riftli4 hubsn
nollte.
Ra6bsm iie ben S6ein smpfan.
gen, Sos bic 9dusrin sinen 5aIer
aug Der SaIde uno iiberreidts i'm
benz &0nig nit ben @orten: Linz
fer S4uI5e nimmt fir alIss 5pei
5aler, nber Sic iino n rei6er
Nann, 81. peroen's ia pobI fir eis
nen tun."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
Batter unO suGn.

Bon benz fran5fiiiaen &analer
Senri Grancois o'a9uefeau. Dem
Iein 9nterlauo na6baItise gerbeIe'
ruHsen in @sIsss uuO Re4tspfIese
usroantt, psiB man, OaB sr gnti4eis
ounesn DON peittragtHoer 9eoeutung
nur Iebr lansinm uno INNER erit
nn9 iOrgfdItisitsr priifung aLIer in
getra6t tommenbeu umItdHos 5u
treifen pflegte. Sein Sobn, Der
slei9falIs Suriit mar, Bel osm man
lepo9 BON bes @aters umfafenber
giloung taum eiusn 5au9 gu ipis
rem psrmo4te, mar oas @egeutsiI Don
inn.
Gines Soges nun, nad elmer re6t
I9arien auseinanoeriebuns sDiI9sn
oem &an3ler uno ieinsm unebenblrs
tigen Sobns, slaubte lsbterer ieins1
Batter einen Idarfsn Sieb perIebeu gu
t0unsn, inosm sr ipOttif4 fagte: BE
fer Batter. sic pifen alles uno ents
I6eioen bod ii6er ni6ts.
Limb bu, msin Sobn," antDors
tste lG9elub Der aan5lsr, riDsiBt
ni6ts uno sntf6eioeit bod iibsr oil
les.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

Sein 3ufunftsbtIb B.
9adfii5:' .Sas lit olio lein Sapa /;
10 etpa oiirite aIio Sris bel unierer
lilbernen Sodl5eit ausieben."
Sesbal6. VI: IS lit bod
9iibid, penn man orpei Sabies i'm
Sauie bat.
q: &ieio 6enn9
g.: Gins ihreit irnH1er 10 laut,
oaB man oas anoere niHt bortl.
- Sic Saupti q DE. geun,
tuie iie9t oenn oein 8erlo6ter aus,
lit er blono ooer ifrpar5?
ad. i'd fam oir's gar nidt Be-
ihreiben, nibt blono uno aud niht
id]marS furs, er pabt ausge5eihnet
Su melner neuen Ylulel
&inDermuno. Sritben
GU oem 8erebrer ieiner Stipe.
iter): rSnteI, fnopie bod Seineu
yiod ouil"
.aber tparum benh mein Sun.
se2~
.gn, ionit iast Nama tuie6er.
III biit immcr nod 10 5ugetnopft.-
StobieufSer. Conn
toesideer (oer INNER ben Sas0.
blgno onidiebD: r8enn man es
BLOB 10 einridtcu t6nnte, oob Der
Srno Dor Dem Saien renneu mir.
De, bonn tonnte man nieIleiht
mondmaI einen Soien na6 Souie
6rinoen."
Gin Sbeoliitiden. Sag
nal, 9dnstsn, i9 m0dts Dir eerns
mos gum anosHten Ibsntsn. mus
piniheit bu Dir oenn 10 unge'
id6r2~
.Ra. = ipeibt bu. Suisl. -
onn 'henP mir n Gnoe 2e6ers
purf'~
9uls urn ~ @. In.
feI (oer leinrn 9i,li,a ,4nI 9eirnten
onimiert): raIio. Sris. ermanue
Gia uno beipeibe Gi&l-
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gum aaibeSer.

grofeTor: .@eine Serrenl Sic
9uft fam man spar nidt ieben =
aber iie lit bod nidt 10 einiad, pte
lie nusiiebtl"
groieiior: .Sofrates tpar perbci.
ratet = bod iol ieine Che nibt
oIiidIid) gelpeien ieinl. ;. aein @un-
Der, benn ieine 5rau mar ahsr aud
Die reinIte Iantbippel"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

! ten binDss.
2lm an6ersn Morgen, als r in fein
Grbeitssimmtr trot, i9lob fsin
S9reiber, elm fluger iungen Wann.
sebsimnis boa bic Siir binter i'm
unb iagte:
.ger5eiben sic, i6 babe mir bic
5reibeit genommen, Die 4ntpeiiung,
bic sic geitsrn abenb 9errn StoHs
gaben. gu beanitanben'.
rgBie f0nnen sic 10 sisenmG9tig
banbeln2"
.2lls Der alte Serr 9unbrioge fem
5eitament unterI9ris6, ppr i6, pie
Sic tpiiien. als 3euge gegsnpdrtig,
unb bemertte, baB sr auf Dem gtiifen
ieiner 5ano cine inerttpiirbise Iar6s
battle.
.Nun, unb tpas 1T oa babei2"
.gs 1T elm merttpiiroigss 3uIams
mentreffen, baB Ssrr Stone ssraoe
an beriel6eH Stelle Elm dbnli9es 3eis
den trdgt -. cine Narbe, tpie BON eis
ner 8ranbipunoe bsrriibreno, ssrabs
iiber Der 9anonuroel. Sd babe es
geitern absHo bemerft, als er Die
Nuittung unteri9rieb".
ebe Der Notar 3eit bate, ii6sr bas
Wliigetsilte na43uoenten, trat elm
iunsss 5rauen5immer in bic Stube,
bic iid, obne oarauf gu parten, bnb
lie por6sr anssmeIOet purbs, eins
ordngte yio nit flnmmenoen Waus
gen uno 9tuseH DOR ben asdtssslebr'
ten 6intrat. Sn Der perion fano er
bos 8ienitmdo4en toieber, bas ibn
bic Siir ge0ffnet batte, als er setoms
men mar, nm Serrn Stone BON ieis
mem Slid UiitteiIuus gu maaeH.
.Das ioa oas bsiben2" rief lie
uno bislt bos Papier NIT 3itternoer
9anb in bic 90be.
rgs tut mir pirfli9 Ieib", fosts
Der Notar, Der in oem Gormular bic
2tnpeiiung srtannts, bic sr StOne ess
gs6en. sd fiir@te, es bdt Elm giibs
0sritGnonis obsspaltst. Bite, ieben
sic f9l"
Sin WiBDsritdnonls, ia, 10 f9eint
es. gr inste mir, i9 brau9ts nur sur
gant 5u gsben uno piiroe spei6uns
bert SoOereiens bafiir bstommen.
Oa ba6en iis mid a6sr ME cine 2as
I9snois6in 6e6anbelt unb mid biers
Fer gei6idt. Sd puBte pOhl, paB sr
mir nur bat sinen Strei9 ipielsn
molten. SD iolte obne SsIb absss
ben, a6er i9 isnne i1n gu gut. Sa
Fat er mir benn oiss gege6sn, nm
mid gu berubigen-.
.Wo poqte er oenn 6ingeben2"
.Grit mad Sollanb; sr ipoG.e IN
sin poar DO6en na9tommsn, iobaIo
er erit oas 9slo setriesi bdtte. Da
sr mid nber 10 bsbanbelt, sebe :h
ni9t auBsr 2anbes. SD tur4Ianue
isine &niffe; sr min mid aug osm
Dege i9aifen, neil i4 gu OisI- peib,
Der f6Iaus S9urte!"
,Wenn sic mir iaesn ipolIsn, mas
Sic fpt1sn, 10 loa IS Sbr S9a9s
ni4t fein".
sd psiB ni6t, pas sr OOrgebab.
bot. 5ragen sic i'm nur iel6it.
pes6aIb er eines 2t6snos in Oss SerrE
Qn3us na9 SauIs ssI9Ii4sn lit, 10
pertleiost. oaB ib ibH fir Den !3erru
ielbit sebaltsn bate, tpeRn i9 nidt
sepubt. oaB Der arme 9srr Suns
bridge Obsn lag unb gu frant mar,
um 9ano Obsr SUB gu riibren'.
so, TO-, rief Der ROtar Dom
Stubl aufIprinssno. na6nnm Sir
- tpifen sic pielIeiht, Oh Der psrs
itorbsns Ssrr sunbribss ouf osn
Radsn ieinsr rs9tsn Sano cine iOlde
Rarbs batts. tpis Ssrr StpHs2~
sd mil Is beiap6rsn, sr bate
tsins. oenu i'd babe i9u in Ieiuer Iss'
ten &rantbeit gepfIsgt.
Der Rotar bolte tief atem, tpeds |
IeIte nit Ieinem S9reibsr sinen Be.
reutiamsn Bid. Der iOfort in sirs
OroI9fe iiiss unS naa Seotlanobasb |
(&riminalpoIi5e 5eis9ureau)fabr uno Ii:b |
an ben ReIfen Des 9errn 5un6riOge
ein tur5es Selesramm abseben.
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= Die 9ur. Muiif, 9iir.
gcrmeiiter Gin Der @emeinOeratsiit'
5uns): Sn, penH mer q aurtar' pcr-
langa poa'n ppn Die Somnlergaii /,
na6ba miiiien mer q mas bieten, q
Ytuii ooer iunitcn mas.
Sdmieo: go ia. nadia laiien
mer bolt Den Rahtipddter q beim
Gag bIaien!
9asfeIbe. Satin (aus
Dem Babe beimfebrenS): @as! Gu
bait nidt nal meine grieie gcofi.
net2
8otte: Hein, nber ipeun elm grieI
fam, babe i'd bir SeIo seiditt!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22
sns etammbad.

Ser Sroben iih freueu.
grrei6bares ipolIen.
9ie Come lieben,
Gem Sturme niht groqer,
Die Sdurteu oerJeheu,
g1it gad,harn nidbt ltreiteu,
Sie Sreunoe oeritebeu,
Gin Stedenpiero reiteu,
Yin giniidJt maiden. ~
Sic @elt iidl eeitalteu:
Gas bette 8e5ept it's,
Gid jung 81 erbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-22

Summariid. 6rnu b. g.:
Serr Baron geben nidt on Die Sce2
Baron: gseel See mir perbnBi.
siebi man fi& nieiii sdnupiea Ooer
gerIobuus 5ul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-03
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY No. Nov. -
CATTLE Receipt 200. market
losing SLOW steady 20 weak. Texas
sieers. g. 5ors.50. Texas COW,
$1,000 6.25 Texas calves. s5.0Dn
Zoo, native STEERS. s7.50g so
native COWS and hqfers. 5000
2 zee. stockers and feeders. s. 90
1885. balls s. 90 7.25.
HOGS Receipts 3.0e0. marte.
closing - cent higher. rough
hoa'y hogs si5.soaigg0. heavv
hoes. ftG.ton17 30: mixed ana
butchers. Seas a174s. nFht hogs
$500 i7gs: pics. ti8 Goa rs 90
h1lk. Sle 5on11 'l. Estimated r..
''ipla tomorrow 1000 with fair
Clearance ON market.
siitEf- Receipts i.0oo: market
o mlliy steady lambs. 81 90 =
7 % ewes g. 1910 vefba-s
e. 75rIIT5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-03
AVAILABLE iIlsI.TT. niNr

II the bowels ar. Soi working roy
larry. uudigested food iu the stom.
lch may set 10 a condition OF auto.
ntoSication and pollute the whole
iystem with polsOns IN the blood
iream. Foley Cathsrtic Tablets
leep the bowels open aud regular
he liver active and the stomach
'aeet. They cause no pain. nausea
ior gripping. They relieve inilges.
ion. sick headache. biliousness. sour
'tomach. bad breath or other con.
litions caused by clogged bowels
Sold By J. W. Collins Drug Com.
1any.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-03
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH revas. Nov -
HOGS Receipts Ice. market
closed 10 20 ~ cents higher. top
siis5. bulk tls.Tt 1915.
CATTLE Receipts 3.5OO includ-
Ing s2.5oo calves market SLOW 70
-' cents lower, only few steers
hero. none sold. COWS Is cents low
cr top 500. bulk e5G5.00. hei
icra slow. top $3.50. bulk $500 Il
geo. bulls steady S5.OOnG.e5.
'slNes steady. top So So. bulk S. 90
e 90, siockers lower. steers. $3.50
90. cows $3.50 $50. heifers.
ss.anH 1.'o. calves $500 500.
SHEEP Receipts 500: market
stsady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-03
FOOTBALL SPECTATORS
NJ 81 PAY WAR TN


~ Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON. Nov g. Specta-
tors over 3 years OF age at tomor-
ro~ g iOOtbali games throughout tho
country must pay a tax OF one cent
for each ten cents or fraction there.
OF paid for admission Those under
j. years pay one cent. regardless o,
what may be- the charge Gor admis-
sion. Internal revenue bureau Off.
cinls have ruled that the admission
tax imposed By the war revenue bill
applies 10 football games. oxcep;
where the entire proceeds 20 10 the
educational institutions. The pro
cceds ~ nearly all college games 40
20 the athletic organizations which
conduct them and this Is not con
strued by the revenue bureau 10 ex-
ompt them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-03
SACRAMENTO To REPLACE
PORTLAND N COAST LEAGUE


~ Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. -Sacra-
m'nio viii be- substituted Tor Port
land next year In the roster OF Pac.
ific Coast Baseball League teams. q
sacramento citizens will meet condi-
lions agreeable TO the Portland man
1g"ment, tho leagues board OF dir
'ctor1 voted here today.
Allan 7. Baum. president of the
league. said the business probably
would be settled within q hours
Heavy expenses on Portland trims
nave given team owners much food
for thought
That there would be q season ol
baseball on the coast next year $40
said to be- assured