davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Ipesfalb.

Otter buao Der pplpIcS / "Facl-
tic Sfanoindpen" or 'orhenoTren-
DC 2rrer :. $. @erg npIig afgaaet
peo Geocn / lit &icu / Nortlnro,
Ore, % bIeu bc8rnpcn SlrSoa9
ZEN i2te oa. DIR. BERG % hans
Gomilic cr pcI ficnot paa ola'e
Crater ira iii mongeaarlgc Sp'
hoIo / @!rnmooo Iomnlbip, %
iel9enoe NcrctninG / nTplite SlaO
pil lrIcs meo &nterc2ic:
Sioitc 1irSoa9 Gitrrmlooa9 10
lcgif en- SegraucIie ira %or 6rcl
Iera airfe, Sit 10oe og @roIlt
Street. Oct par en- al Wellgbe'
ocns lcocnoe 0tcblcnmer, =. 8.
Berg. Tom wiprte0 til lin lioitc Spl-
lie. Sfarcr al Solf ltremncoe III,
@er0 46amiIicn bop0e life boet
lrnac her Belt, ME lGn8c nof til
al jamie mauge @enuer ON 'ig.
Wr. @crg bar al Ell fraTtl9 SDpe.
&ei o9 raf / GpggcL bar ban
altib eli Wano, lom blep mertet.
San par ing bare noglc faa Gage
cg oigif peo 0eoen Seroag Den
5oe DARTS. @on ligcIon bare Ia
fla til at Icpc, ba Teoen tom, San
npnneoe inOiil oct ilbitc Saline.
omfpGbet "&erre SciitS arilt, min
6reller on cit, pan Nig boobcr icg
oIene, o.ip." "a loa iuIot han /
Sspn - ior iteoie,
Or. .. s. Berg par isot oen
27ne 4pril i @nloers, Norge, i
1916. @au uooanleoe Jig iom
StoIplrrcr / Norac, me reiite
fort eiter til Imcrifu. &on par
Ell al De isrite Stuoenter pco GIT
tber Goleae / 0ecorab, Soma. San
blep gift / Spring 8rope, WtInn,
uen Niia Sngn Huolano. &c bo.
intte iia / @Ienmooo, Soma, bpor
Mr. BERG / mango Iar bar Carer
peo Ell norlt "parofial" Sfolc.
Mr. og Digs. Berg hopbc 7 @crr,
10 Gutter % lem Eiacr, lonl porte
op Der sitpan, TumiIien ilpttcoc
til TortIono / 1906.
9Ifosbe cftcrIcpcS al i'm &llitru
% ipu 9ern iom islqer: NtrS.
@enriette Berger. minneapolis;
Dtr3, Sba 8creclunb % Mra. Su.
Ga S%acobicn, MorIhiieIo. Oregon;
MrS. SeIgo Ectericn; MrS, ,Sltlia
Sufforb; Mr. @crmon Berg og
Nfr. Sclpea @crq. Nortluuo. 0cS.
uocn citerlepeS bar al S @srnc.
bern. &ele hamilton por tiIiteoe
peo Negropelicn nteo llnbtoqcIIc
al @tra. Grne Berger. Sorofpitcl.
fen iteeee / Hoic Sim @ruullmo.
8a'torerne ". q, GbriItcnIcn %
Geo. &enrifier iorretteoe 9earo.
nelien 2igbprcrne bar islaenoc
@cnner al @ioeoe: 8. auuo, z.
GbriItenIen, @mrhus. &c. Is. %.
pe9ooro % Z, @inguas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

o9ret afbolbsfolt iii at ie fin 9Iiat,
iad De itennmer for ltbrbooelien al
Sal%oontrdfsen iom pbelreger baaoe
WtanoStraft % Ssbemibler; ri trnn.
ger oenne Sib at borne o. lpare
pls'e ar9fter / Den itore Stamp lom
bort Sano er /. Bar BET fsr Dor
Nligt at isge at uorpbbe SaIoonen,
'dd er Bet iaa enb mere MI / benne
~5rrngIelstib, ga Der maa Ipares paa
ole 6oIo.
gr Der nogen, benpnnt eQer lrbes
llTpnt, 'om bill bjrlpe benne gag
frenloper. 90 Set er Der 10, set beo
reg, laa Tan en- inaban bare Iertbe lin
@ape til Selitabets SinansIefreter,
@ulrap Gioe, 1916 ITS aoe. 9.
Minneapolis. @inn., % @ensene biz
bli brlgt efter bebitc Stien til ga.
gen Srenmc. @eb bierteIia Silien.
'Grltg til "ltbenrpnt",
Ole 0cfensgnarb,
Sorm. Winn, NfbolbsielIfab.
eens "Teeorab.G uften % geb grncn" til
SlGgf 90 Sentter | 6nrtlelanoet. gdrsions
ftngenfeir er $3.50. qSorto ,~pereanet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
@|Eu ~uben9Unt'|.

Ser en- 4pelb rinste Seleiunen, %
en- al mine 0enner fra Ndbocountiet
BAD mig tomme neb / Central Sotel,
bon piIoe gierne tale meb mig. BEG
afIteb. Gan bar p9ret en- afholess
mano ps gfboISsarbeioer mango
War, % ice pieite Oct piIoe bli NOR
Iomt at traffe bam isien. @en nj,
rur bet noset ieritiIr han pilee.
"Iere bar en- itor Sag at arbeiSe
for, 90 bette aar er iarpeIes pistie"
mente ban. Sc tr9nser bel Tenser
/ Irbeioet for at tsrlGgee Staten?
80, Der trpnses NOT Yense, f~criitret
lea. ser er $40 MI. % iieen Tan
Der Del bli GaaS til mere. Gisfe II
Collars Ifnloe ies aItiaa 'enSe til
Wiv1eIcta afboISsielitdbet til Sirlp
/ Irbeibet.
~Nseu bu nal life ietie nit Napn
glanet", IA Wanben. "Gu fan fals
De mig "lleenrpnt". Sub reliisns
SEN firre @ipsr. Sau bar sipet mans
ae 10sSouars iii oenne Sag % til
andre soee Tins for fine Weemsunes
Her. Cub ~peIiisus Ben piniss %
eIabc Irbsioer.
Saa t9rtte ies. Itpn Der i.!e er
mango ruunt u%mfrins / Dor pa,re
siat Icm sierue oil bore meS % bieIs
pc os i grbeibet. iGrlis I'M iaar. oa
Set ei9lser al faa upfsrt ct fort OPP
Insninssarbeiee blarot bort Soil. @i
maa ises at r1iie ale pore gfboIoss
icIf % iaa benz iii az mcee irem paa
GaIsoassn % itenune for &onitim.
Observation-Disclosures. Si maa ogiao
isse at iaa ben, Tom bibil lie bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Soalo" 2%lmunoien.
Den berpmtc WuromnnbS Turebrag
ON &riacn / Chicago.

aoptein Noalo Nltlunol ZEN Dolot
lirSoog aften lit bebnoeoe ar!gS'
~iorcorag / Srheitra Saa / Gbl'
caso for propiillot Sus, meooeler
"Sfunoinapcn". Sp0polena Spoa-
ger biIitea al Ell p~otrlotilf be8el'
ltret Soriamling paa oper 1000
Mcnneifer. s ct flart 9reit gore
oraa paa gobt gngcllt reoegloroe
ban for lit S~tonGpunft paa De Gn'
tentc auiereoes SIDE / Seroena-
frigell, for bporipr ban ienotc line
tpite Srbener tilbage til SeINeren,
o. malret frem for Silbererne ct
lcpenoe Srobiacoe al Sla8Ironten
/ Sranfrloe % oen blooi9e Scamp,
ion Ser ubfirnlpeS al pore ontcrls
fanite ~Sammlca", brittle Cont
mics" OF iranife "Eoillta" Tor De-
nlofrati oa Tet ior belle gtenne'te'
beoen. San nilluttcoe lit forn'
iuloc. pelitrepne 6~oreorag nco cl
Interchangeable Opfororing til Norlf-,
Spcnif- 90 CAN'T Nmcrlfanerne ON
at ore alt paa lit YooptlulanoS
Nllter for at Mmcrifa % pore VII.
licreoe lfal pi1oe Ell afglort %
urcfltlo Seir oper oct borbariifc,
tpifc WilitpralItotrati
Meoet bar ct al De itorite Iont
Ghicagos i%fanoinopiitc @eiolfnin9
bar holot her / @pen. Get pul
2opalitetSmeoe / 0rocta beOitc BE.
tpolilg. Oct bar ira isrlte Stlnto
al ingen Spil ON bnor 6orIamIin'
0enS Sicrter uar, nc9 &euipn til
arigcn o. SU%orelanoet. Gn laa DC.
monltratiu ~begciitrct ifanoinnpilf
Sorianlling bar mani IieIocu prret
%ione til / Chicago. % oct itorc
Sremmeoe bar bpocoia9clig torlf,
ifient ser ogioo bar mango Sau'fe
oa Sper'te tiIiteoc. Wen oct oper.
ueielloc 6lcrtoI par Noromruo, %
oct or ocm I'll 9Grc.
6olf |itrsnnet til Wcoet ira
aac &nnter al @ncn, NQereoe pco
7sSioen bar Srhcltru Sails &or'
riocr ~itlluenoe fllo a McnneIfer.
Iom oenteoc paa at Tcrene iflloc
oabneS. SrGngiclcu blep tililui
Ioa itor at mau ionot set raooe-
Iigit at oabue 0erene 81. 7.20
~iiteocnior al. $50 ION o~prinoeliQ
beltenlt. Iogaugeu bar gratis, %
Dc, icmt bar tiolia noe tit &c bcoitl
Ilaolc. @eb SSioeu par @ilIpet
2ogcrne % @olcon fuIot bciot
8aleriet par aiiterMt, ou octtl
life uoIeies peo iaaoanne IuIeo
ninmer. Wange, lom fom lent iIas
al ocn @runo life inb.
Ioa Scencn bar ioriamlet 81
ncrifc, banifc % ipcnife Sanger
unoer line reipeftipe Sebere lam
Den ifonpinapiife 6GueSfumitc,
WeoIcnmer, Tresieu "a %inobuou
8irfter, bporiblanot oe berpRren
Sc acnhller for Storbritamnien
Sranfriae, HuslauS, Sapan, Del
aien, @~rGfenlano, @raiilieu 0,
Cuba. aommanoerenbe General
Ghicaqo, General @iliam $. Gar
ter, repr9ienterebeS peo Sberl
Sranf q. &arris, gf spriae I'll
IteocpGrenoe fan nGpneS iorhenpG
renbc @iroerusr / NimeIota q
Gberbart % Trriioent 10
american Scandinavian ssounSa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
ton, Eruf. SGofielo al Sarparo

ton, Yrof. SdoiieIo al Sarparo
llntperlitp.
Wooet aabncoes mco Sr9elpre.
litbe al &omponiit slIireo Taulicn,
bporpaa oct norife, ~Iocnife og oan'
lie 6Guesfor afIanN "@merica"
unber 0irigent Soel Wosiebergs
2eoclie. gftenens SrOiprer, Chi
cago Norife alubs 6ormanO, Scr.
Soadim Is. @i9ncr, bsb berpaa
6orlamlingen pelfommen % fore
ltiueoe GbefSoommer / @pretten
Sarrp Stion.
Gommer SlIon bolot Ell anilaas
cnoe Gale for &aptein Imunolen,
og panot allies &ierter peo lin flare
% greie Srem'tilins 5maabc at
Imunoien @ebrifter iom Solar
i~orifer og Opoager. 81 bilIer bel.
fommen til bort 2ano cg til Dor
Sp Ell at Norgc5 gippeite Conner.
S9rlig err ban neltommen Iom Eli.
b9nger al De NQierebes Sag. s
bam legenlli9oiere8 Den ganIc @i-
tln9aan0, / banl finoeS ale oen
norife Sismanos beolte gaenifo-
Der, NorgeS &cgicring err nsitral,
men I%nrunoien itaar afgiort paa
ImerifaS og bore 9lGiereoes SIDE.
"Spiflanb bar benipnslsit ifuot
ltor'te Sfloer iipnf og brGbt nor
tie SismPno. Som en- Yroteit
MOB Ell ioa brutal Sremgangs.
maaoe lctote Gaptein Imlu1olen
line tp'fe Sr0eucr tilbage til Sci
Ieren. Get moroIife Wtoo ban ltbs
riTte PED oenue @anoling bar niln-
Oct bam @emfob o. 9crunoring
@erbeu oper. Nanolingerns Mct-
f9~rolgbeo itaor piitnof oglaa flart
Tor erlocl al oct tpife Sclf, tbi ban
er enbni life uoiteot al nogen tpif
rtoenifobelig Screening, bporaf ban
or Mcblcm.
"aoptcin gmunoIens Stanopunft
meo Sellpn til Nrigen, ifisrt ionl
Triuatmar1o, pil utpillomt ppe Sno.
flpoelIc poa iooptl De eurige ifan'
olnaoilfe Notiouer Iom paa Noree,
naar Sloen fomuHcr, noget Ser life
or uoellltfet, Ga Sc blir nsot til at
aI9iere at Be life Irnger meb Sit
ferbco % sgrc fan peobli at pGre
nsitrole. Seq hor ben ltore sore
at forc'tiQe Saptcin Mcalo Mmtno.
len, @eroelS pppcrite milepenoe
Spooger."
Saptein NnuluoIen traaote frenl
unocr itormcuoc 9ifalo. Sele Sor-
'anllingcn reiite Jig % piftet meo
SommctsrtlTocr unoer en- Stornl
AZ %e9eiItrirg Wootagelien lte9
III rene Suotioner. "a Segei'
Itringen enocIig lasbe iig, Git Ia
leren Ii9e poa lit arigsforeoraa
roen inolcbenoc gemerfninger.
Seq pil meo set ialnne faa
2op til at ppIpIe, at im or Der
uoelnffcnNe iom Sripatmane", be
annotc aaptcincn. "S bperfen OF
ItetcI cIler baIooiiicicl Soritano re-
prTlentercr lea min @ation, Nor
&c. "a arlaeu breS no, cprertcS
les Tom ANDRE, at SpiflanSs bert
lpnSlsNe arpnfeIie at Traftater
nloo %el9ien. Men ig boot mic
paSlip. Sa Spitlano ifisb ameri
tan'te Sftbe iiGnt oprsrtes ieg at
ter. men Sa oct ifiso iienf er
aonoop al freheIige ncrifc Sfuoe'
% 'fieo paa Heenings baaSene
hpori 6olfene tcg gilflust, mel
Cob Al Here I~cnneifelip, islte lea
Oct Icm min YIist at tale no o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
,Sustpcot Npmmanbprlsitnnnt.

SIaf Sustpeot, Ssu al No'tor %
Wtrs. $. .. Sustpebt ber'teo", Der
efter lin Graduation ira SletrtgS'
ifoIen / annapolis / Here Iar por
ppret Sfiieer / &c 1orencoc StoterS
Ilaooe, er nrIie ubnUpnt til aont'
mouoerlsitltant, en- Stilin8, Der
siona iporcr I'll Maior / grnlecll.
gr. SuStucot err Tor Siocn pan
arioaifibct "lltob".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

NfeOiatte Garter "a sss::ss.s''"s 3 ''': s.s q!
eteosr. 1erfrialis Nsfisuins III usbsafts 1riier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
.tNaIaS. = 147 Gcres Tarm

ctI101UI. I4I Ncres iynrm I
- 9rempealsau Co.. isis. Ncrit Settle.
ment. rig serjorb. ubmertst iine Suier.
aau fipbes biuist os paa lette Siltaar.
$40 0 toutont fan autases. Reitsn paa aars
Iis aibras. nor unperrstnius itrip sler
te!eionsr til Sobn aueeriou, 30S Mappa
Ct, Gau 9iaire, isis. eaer man h%enpsnber
ia i'll Gpsu 5. Sehetine, (uGrmsit Nabo til
Sarmenl n. 1. Snoepeubeuce, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
fDtnmer fra Gebraltas lans

- bi9e Silttitter, ira bet foiibare 0anb |
Sowa. fra ale Stres isnoenfor os os fra
be bare Trerier usitenior os, forbi be liter
ben Stpsee. be @~ressanse. bet Sanb % be
ibeale Torboloe. Der itnbes paa port bilise
panb / aitfiu @ountp. Sil bu blipe en- al
pisie2 Gent bet oper. Oh fan bebre biae
Saar. arnolo. oano @sent, &od cSslaub
JtailIpap, 1876 Wolpin Sloa. Duluth, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
0arut ttIfalaS.-0ette er piss

u ielis ct @obtfisb. 800 acres scbt eanb,
alt opburtet % inbsisrbet. Gobt Saauinass
bus "Sorns", "graneries4 os Dob "arte.
iau" Srsnb. 9anbet sr pGrb $50 pr. Acre.
8 Mtl fra @p os @ountpieoe / Tidep Co.,
q. Saf. Sarnuen er a%iaIbfri os ale @pss
niuaer er asiureret / Tidep Gountp WIs
tuaI Scniurance so. Strip til s. s. Sra.
ham sler Sans Sohanien. Gier, besse al
Gueubale, q. Dat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

eens "Seecrab.Tuften % geb grncn" til
SlPgt 90 Tenner / 8amIelanoet. Warsfous
fingentciI er $3.50. Qorto tpereanef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

ctI5al9S. - 100 Mcres paftert
- beliseenbe harm | bet bersmte Slsperz
bette, eitre polf 9ountp. nGr Sp, Sirfer os
Sfolsr bpsseli9t Nabolas. Ulartin Saas
eenion, McSntoib. Minn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-25

Washington. May 2S.-Another
move toward full utilization of the
countty's man power was made late
yesterday when Secretary Baker
sent to congress the draft OF bill
proposing to raise the maximum age
limit for voluntary enlistment III
the army from 40 to S. years All
men over 40 so enlisted would be
assigned to non-combatant service
In letter to Speaker Clark ask
ing that the bill be pushed, Secre
tary Baker said:
Every man above the age OF ~
years who is enlisted in non-con-
batant branches of the service VIII
make available for duty with the
line troops a man within the pre-
scribed age limit for all troops.
Many men whose long exper:.
ehce as mechanics and artisans viii!
make them particularly valuable to
the various staff corps and depart
ments may be thus obtained instead
Of Younger men without such exper-
ience and the efficiency OF the stall
corps and the departments thus VIII
be increased"
There probably are 7,5O0,OOO me'
between the ages of 40 and - and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-25

should the Christian sympathize
with this?
7. Is the Christians duty toward
citizenship merely passive!
Review of the Facts.
What parable did Jesus now
speak? How did the husbandmen
treat the messengers sent to them !?
What did the proprietor do then !?
What is the meaning of the par
able? Who was the stone which the
builders rejected? What did the
enemies of Jesus now try to do?
Why were they restrained? Whom
did they send to question Jesus :
What was the question they asked ?
What did Jesus reply? What prin-
ciple did ne thus lay down? Who
were the Sadducees? ? What did they
deny? What question dii they ask
Jesus? What did he say of the res
direction life? Did he consider
that it was taught in the Old Test
ament? What did scribe now ask ?
What did Jesus say was the first
commandment? And the second
How did the scribe answer? What
did Jesus think and say about this
scribe? What did Jesus now ask
the scribes? What did David say
about his Lord?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-25
MlADlll
w. ]. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co
Full Carrier Service.

Madill, Okla, May 25.--Mrs. Fred
Jones and children and Mrs. Vernon
Archer went to Calera yesterday
morning to visit Mrs. Jones uncle,
l.. G. Jones and family.
Senator John ). Vaughan OF Wap-
anucka was in Madill for short
while yesterday en- route home at
ter a weeks visit at Kingston. Mr..
Vaughan goes to Ada tomorrow,
where he will be engaged as one OF
the faculty at the Central Normal
School this summer.
The Woman's Club, beginning
Monday, will have charge for the
first three days of the week of the
War Savings Bank, the Woman's
Missionary society and other socie-
ties and lodges, with volunteers from
time to time, as needed, will have
charge of the bank.
Mrs. John Threadgill OF Oklaho-
ma City addressed an audience OF
enthusiastic Red Cross workers III
the district courtroom last night.
Mrs. Threadgill is splendid talker
and held the interest OF her hearers
from start to finish.
Misses Lydia Greer, Grace Bar
nard, Clara Jenkins and Dollie Rit-
chic went to Durant yesterday
morning, where Monday they will
enter the Southeastern Normal
School for the eight weeks summer
term.
Mrs. J. W. Hockaday went to
Durant yesterday morning to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Hitter
brand.
Miss Mecina Thomas. Madill
High school teacher, the past term,
visited friends here this week.
w. L. Thomas, druggist OF Ayles-
worth, was a business visitor Ill
Madill yesterday.
Judge George S. March went to
Ardmore yesterday to attend to
legal business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-25
May Raise Age Limit for
Volunteers to S. Years
Would Be Used Behind Lines in Nom Combative Service
If Proposed Program Is Carried Out.

many Il ousands of them have al
ready a tested their desire to serve
by bomb lrding the department with
applics ions. While the great ma
jority as the men of this class un-
doubtedy will be restrained from
enlisth.gg by family and business
ties, the number at liberty to join
the colcrs is expected to be more
than sufficient to meet the purpose
in vew
Staff corps positions include many
duties behind the front. Every
headquarters unit includes a num-
Der of positions for which the older
men would be just as we'll suited as
the present occupants who under
the new plan would be utilized for
line duty.
Official estimates are that a mod
ern army to be maintained as an
efficient unit must have between
40 and as per cent of its actual
strength on duty between the fight
ing zones. This means that of the
first 100000 men sent 70 France.
100000 serve along the line of COM
munication, in hospitals or at the
various headquarters embarkatioi'
bases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-25
THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL LESSON

AT the request of members OF
business mems classes OF Ardmore
Sunday schools, The Ardmoreite
will print each week the current
Sunday school lesson and comment.
The following is the lesson toT
tomorrow:
Jesus Slences His Adversaries
Mark l2:1A.
Golden Text: Render unto Caes-
lr the things that are Caesars, ana
nnto God the things that are Coo.
Mark l2:l7.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-25
FIERY DOCTRINE OF l. w. w.
IS EXPOSED IN LETTER
Phineas Eastman Became Disgust
ed With Southern Labor.


ed With Southern Labor.
Chicago, May 25.-The fiery doc
trine of Phineas Eastman. who Gre
ated reign of terro rim the Kan
sas grain fields in his alleged at
tempt to slow down Americas war
plans, was read into the record yes
terday at the trial OF III leaders OF
the Industrial Workers of the
World.
Eastman called a meeting in Au-
gusta, Kan, soon after the final
break with Germany and brought
about adoption of resolutions de-
nouncing the government and noti-
flying members to fight conscrip-
ton.
Obtaining information Of the gov
ernment's raid, Eastman disappeared
and has not yet been apprehended.
In Southern Districts.
Writing from the Southern lum-
Der districts where he had tried to
organize the workers for strikes,
Eastman advised another officer
that he was advocating the tactics
of real Mexicans.
Hold your job in one hand and
your rifle in the other until you
have fed yourself and starved your
masters into submission"
His keen disappointment. with re-
suits in the district about Merry
vile, La, was shown in correspond
ence in the spring OF 1917.
That Merryville strike and its
finale was the damnedest show Of
apathy and cOwardice | ever saw or
dreamed Of he wrote. Men fled
from Merryville leaving their wives
and daughters at the mercy or
drunken scabs.
He Was Disguised.
Before this and when the worn
en- had all the scabs out of the
mill, l had to fairly drive the men
down to the depot to picket the
trains. All the sabotage done there
was the work of Bill Baker (west-
ern member, Charles Kline and
myself. Could not get them to even
sand the train cars"
Later correspondence told of sue
cessful efforts to organize in the
district, of plans of destruction o.
property and for terroriz;ng men,
bers of labor unions.
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New Wilson
MRS. ]. w. JONES.
Correspondent.

New Wilson, Okla, May 25.-At
a meeting of the deacons OF the
First Baptist church Thursday night
DR.. w. NJ. Harper was elected chair
man of the board OF deacons. Doc
tor Harper has called special bust
ness meeting to be held at the Bap-
tist church next Thursday night.
He requests that every member OF
the church be present at this meet
ing, as important business will be
transacted. A series of special ser
vices will begin at the Baptist
church the second Sunday i'll June.
Rev. w. X. Chandler of Duncan will
have charge of the meeting and will
be assisted by Rev. X. c. Baker. the
regular pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Mckay enter
tained large number Of friends
Thursday night at their home in
South Wilson in honor of J. A.
Hamilton, who left Friday to enter
military camp. The house was
beautifully decorated with flags and
bunting. The guests favors were
tiny silk flags. Rook, forty-two and
contests furnished amusement TO:
the evening. Several enjoyable mu-
sical selections were given by Miss
Modroll on the piano, accompanied
by X. f. Jones on the mandolin. In
the contests, prizes were won b,
Mrs. ]. L. Long, Mrs. X. f. Jones,
Mr.. Corbett, Mr.. Turner and Mr.
Hickman. Mrs. Mckay was assist
ed i'll entertaining and serving BY
Mesdames Jennings, X. +. Jones
Gill, and J. W. ones. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. a. Ham
ilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Brimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Lively
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carmichael, Mr.. and Mrs. X
F. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett. Mr.
and Mrs. Gill, DR.. and Mrs. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs
Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, Mrs
Alvis, isses Corsbie, Snow. odroll
McGinnie and Avis; Messrs. Rob
ertson, White, Hickman and Du'
gan.
Rev. R. c. Baker of Lone Grove
was here Thursday and yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-25
MlARlET
MRS. MATTYE N. ROSE.
Agent and Correspondent
Ben Telephone Office.
Fun Carrier ServtcA

Marietta, Okla, May 2s,-Mrs.
R. E. L. Magee and daughter. Ruth.
were business visitors at Ardmore
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Carlton, a student IT.
the managers office at the te'e-
phone exchange, was sent TO Ne"
Wilson yesterday to assist with the
checking work for a few days.
Mrs. Lutte Shears and daughter,
Paul, left yesterday for New Hope
Ark, where they vii! visit mdeh-
nitely.
Mrs. c. E. Morris left yesterday
for Mineral Wells, where she will
take a two weeks rest.
Miss Sophia Ellen Black left yes
terday for Gainesville. where she
will visit at the home of hrs. Perry
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ownby CT
Savoy, Texas, arrived yesterday to
visit their daughter, Mrs. A. !. Da-
Wis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lindsay OF
Ardmore were visitors here yester-
day as the guests Of J. Z. Robinson
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Mitchell re-
turned yesterday and are at home at
Mrs. Mitchelrs parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Robinson.
Mrs. w. l.. Frensley and little
daughter arc visiting i'll Ardmore
this week.
Mrs. ]. c. Rice and daughters,
Opal and Katherine, have returned
to their home at Temple, Okla. at
ter a visit with her sisters, Mrs. }.
X. Davis and Mrs. r. M. Culwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Culwell of Bur
NEVILLE were here yesterday.
Miss Quepha Burch is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and MIS-. Joe Bur
ney, near Burneyville.
II. S. Wood of New Wilson was
in Marietta on business Yesterday.
Miss Hettie wilkins was a busi-
ness visitor at Ardmore yesterday.
Miss Cleta Balthrop left yesterday
for Shawnee, Okla, where she will
attend the commencement exercises
of the Baptist university. Miss Bal
throp will enter school there next
year for four years training
course.
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Missionary Day and
Sunday School Rally

The following is the program TOR
the Missionary day and Sunday
school rally to be held at the Metho-
dist church tomorrow:
America"
Invocation.
Song, The Kingdom is Coming
Responsive reading, led by the SD
perintendent.
Solo-Quepha Burch.
"Why Do We Give to Missions :!
E. Rencher.
why the Need Is Greater Now,
Rev. Mr.. Teeter.
why the Sunday School Must be
Missionary" the pastor.
Lesson study.
Report of classes.
Secretarys report.
Eleven O'clock Service.
Song.
Prayer.
Announcements.
OffeTory.
Song, Il Love Thy Church, o
God"
Sermon, whence Comcth My
Help?"
Evening.
Service begins promptly at $50.
Serman, subject, Some Social
Problems: Should the Child be
Told ?"