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|mai binc decit volt. !. Ce credeti
lea nu v'aud cum de zile intregi sop.
|titi intr una ca 81 cind att Fl in casa
unui spinzurat9 Nu 'ndraznesc
sd spun ce stu astaseara. III. Dar
am sa aflu adevarul!. 80. Am sd a,
slept sa mil spuneti vol, Gu toate
cal stu de multi 81 fara ajutorul
vostru! - 81, acum simt ca sunteti
mai galbeni ca moartea!
ICELE TREI FIICE
Bunicule! bunicule! ce-ai asta-
seara, buniculei
lBUNICLIs
M yorbesc de vol, fetelor, nu, nu
Ivorbesc de vol. !. Stunt sigur Cd mi
lati spune adevarul, daca dfnsii lar
lfi linga vol! Fi de altfel stunt 81.
CUR ca Va 'ngeala 81 pc voi:1. Osa
|vcdeti fetelor, 3 81 vedeti!. ca
|crcfeti 90 nm v'aud cum snspinati
lcfte ii trele1
fTATAL 4.
0are, intr adevar, nevssta-mea I
In pesicol1
lBUNICUL !.
Nu mi stkrniti s. nh inselati !; u.
leusn espres tirziu u stin mai bine
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lBUNICUL
e multi de cind nu mi-am vazut
copila!. !. lam strins m1nile aseara
siNn'o vedeam! /! Nu mai stu ce 9 Gu
ca. i. Nh mai stu cum Sc simte. !.
Nu-i mai cunosc chipul. i. Trebue
sd Sc fl schimbat multi in ultimele
saptamini lam simtit oasele obra-
zului cind 0 mingiiam. Intre ca
81 mine nu-i decit intunerecnl 81 vol
itoti! M mai pot sa traesc astfel 80 !.
|asta nu mai 9 vieata! Gu totii sunte-
Iti aici, linga mine, 81 ochii yostri
'ma privesc cercetatpri, lar al mel
sunt stinsi 81 hici unnia din vol,
nn-i 3 mila de mine!. ~. Nu stiu'ce
lam. niciodata nu spunem ceeace
Iar trebui sa spnem. 81 cind te
gindesti, totul 9 1ngrozitor. nar de-
zee MI mai vorbitii
iUNCHIUL
Ce vrei sa mai spunem, daca nu
)yrei u ne crexiS .s
IBUNICUL
w = frica y M " dati De goll Z
TATAL II.
Dsr yino-}i II fire, odats !
fBINICuI 1
De multi mi " ascunde cevsl 4.
tSa inffapIst csvs fn cesa asts M - !.
| I1af seanl 1ncsp y in3s ~, 6un!t
pfk de xil6 ~ pd a. tq
nld yslatn crod II plre ek 4 n ~. Il
I g z z II sSlm q n m ( y Il VI y ~ frmnE En- y y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-04
REvEDERE.

STA dus o 'ntreaga vesnicie
Trudita anilor povara,
de cind legaram prietenie,
Masuta mea de-odinoara. 5.
In umbra vechei cafenele,
In eel mai tainuit ungher,
Ne luminau aceleasi stele,
Acelas colt senin de cer...
Aici in noptile de iarna,
Singuratatea mea amara
Putea visarile sa-si cearna
Prin fumul lenes de tigara.
Masuta mea, ti-aduci aminte
De-at1tea zile fara scare,
Cind fruntea mea cadea fierbinte
In palmele trenuratoare?..
Pc bolta ei trandafirie
N'avea credinta mea infringeri
ST N mindra noastra saracie
Ea ne vraja un cor de ingeri. -. /.
- Cum m a furat de-atunci viata
In goana Ell fara repaos. :.
S'a stins in neguri dimineata
Ratacitorului in haos. :.
All, dupa vremi de patime pline,
Masuta mea, lar ne 'ntilnim,
Puritan sirag de vieti in mine,
All ma intorc c'un tintirim.
Mi-am risipit demult in lume,
Senina visurilor saba:
Masuta mea, fti spun un hume
Sill scriu pc marmura ia alba...
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/
|BUNICUL
Cine umbla de colo pima colo, in
juful nostru9
UNCHIUL
Eu, Gu, mutt Ge frica. STINT ne
voia Sd ma misc putin lTScere)
Dar am Sd ma opresc indata, caci Z
prea intnneric. ( Taccre).
BUNICUL
|,,;s1, As !. ,rea s g =. fly aiursaI "
Buniculc, unde ai vrea s. to dn-
|cif
|BUNICUL
ny stiu unde, ii alta odae,. ori. 4
nnde! oriunde! II
|TATAL .a ssgg
4 'Unde ia mergemf
EUNCHIUISs
p prea tfrzip o. sa mergem ia Sl-
||ta parte. (Tacere. GU totii stan he
miscati ~ jnrul nlesei
[BIJNICtJL s1s "
Ursnla, ce aud Il
| FIICA IL.
Mimic, bunicule, cad frunssle
da' end frunzele 10 terasS.
|BlJM GL1I q s
h ulsulA du-te u ne jIle srsgtrs
EHTI{xA N Ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-04
NoTITA IMPoRTANTA.

Find mai multi legionari Ro-
mini, care, de prezent Sc afla in
Siberia, cauta neamurile lor, care
Sc afla in America.
Mai la vale lasam sa urmeze nu-
mele l0r:
Sava Staici din Naidas, comi-
tatpl Caras SEVERN, cauta pc fatal
[sau Toma Staici. =.
loan Stremtian din Colibi, CO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-04

81 ne privea Gu y zimbet usor de
durere 81 Gu ochii umezi, caci dupa
cite auzeam din soaptele din jur,
nevasta gospodarul,li Gu nacazul e.
ra fata lui, 81 copiii carl aveau sd
ramie de izbeliste erau nepotii lui.
(Sfirsitul va urma in No. viitor. J
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ce-a fost, 81 pamintul l-au scos Gu

cinste.
A VENT vremea pentru flacau sa
faca oastea, a facut-o. A VENT vre-
mea dupa aceia sd Sc insoare; s a In
surat. Pc urma, cind prins pute-
re, ca de vrednic vrednic Rom1n,
STA durat casa 81 gospogarie pc To-
cul de el cistigat. Acu are copii, 81
sta Gu cinste fntre moi.
Da' iaca, domnule, pribeagul a.
celia care $ a fost dus prin lume, acu
s'a intors in sat J. La un mo$heag
cazut - sd nu dee Dumnezeu asa
batrinete nimarui! Eu stu ce
s'a gindit cit sta la crisma, eu stu
cine La sfatuit 2 S'a inteles intr o
buna ri Gun ON de legi, domnule,
in Tirgul Neamtului, 81 Ia vindut
lui pamfntul.
Cum sal poata vinde batrinul u
nui ,,aparator'' care site legile, a.
sta nu intelegem moi. Dear pam1n-
tul fost rascumparat Gu bani 81
munca de baiat 81 de fence; cellalt
s'a fost dus in lume, nemernic. Sc
poate una Gu asta?"
O clipa de tacere. Gospodarul STA
fncrucisat minile supt piept 81 Of
tat.
,,Da,. .mosule, raspundem moi, du-
pa lege, batrinul stapin pc pa
mint, .el e scris pc tabela, la prima-
rie.
= Asa-i, stim 81 moi asta, zice Gu
glas inject omul.
- 1nsa este o pricina la mijloc,
urmeaza strainii veniti de departe.
Vinzarea nu-i buna, intru cit a fost
facuta catra un orasan. Pamintul
rural nu Sc poate vinde tfrgovatu-
lui. Sc poate sa Fl intarit judeca-
torul asemenea vinzare?''
Deodata simtiram ochii tuturor
satenilor asupra noastra, Gu ex-
presie ciudata. Batrinul zise:
,,S'a 1nt1mpat asa precum am
spus, domnule. :.
- Cred. Oar vinzarea nu-i buna,
cum spun.
- o poate strica baiatul?
NJ. O poate strica numai mos
neagul, caci ell e stapinul pamintu-
lui.
- Apoi Ell ce so strice, domnule,
cal un bezmetic! Eu stu? Poate
nu inteleg ell, = dar cum sa ramie
asa pc drumuri omul gospodar, 81
nevasta Gu copii? I? Zice ca au sa vie
Gu portarei, sal dee afara. Asia ce
fel de dreptate-i?"
Aici ofta 81 i Sc inegura privirea.
,,Aici omul spune asa, ca Ell nu sc
da sus nici mort din casa iui, ca ell
Gu sudoare muncit 81 STA cistigat
pamintul, ca ell a agonisit tot ce are
81 durat casa, ca ell e ON Gu copii
81 Gu nevasta, = 81 zice ell ca daca-i
asa, 81 nu-i pc lumea asta rinduia-
la, ell Sc pune Gu pusca, 81 cine-a in
ira sal scoata din casa 81 de pc pa
mintul lui, nu mai vede lumina soa-
relui, il impusca! Mare amaraciu-
ne Ne gindim moi acuma cum sa
facem sa nu Sc primejduiasca O
mulY Ell nu vra sd site, nici nu mai
ese din casa, sade Gu pusca incarca-
ia GU zburaturi $ 'asteapta. Au sa
vie GU legea. (. sal svirle pc dru-
muri.
Sa-ti spun ceva, mosule, ar
trebui sa vorbesti GU Ell, sal lini-
stiti. Pamintul tot null perde. Daca
moare batrinul, vinzarea 0 poate
strica.
= Hei, domnule, graeste mos
neagul dind din cap Gu nelncrede-
re; eu stu ce-a mai Fl !? A muri mos
neagul cind da Dumnezeu, - da
pin 'atunciY - ST pc urmaf - Eu
stu? La moi Sc chiama ca dac'a a.
pucat minca lupul oaia, gaia! i
buna mincata /! Da a fl 81 cum spu'
nett dumnevoastra. parca moi &C
stint"
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REPREZENTANTIl
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CINCINNATI, c O, 9 nie Bogdan,
1914 Republic Str. 81
e. YOUNGSTOWN, O. - George
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FARRELL, PA. - p. ]. Costsa,
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SHARON, PA. - Petru Major,
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BUNICUL
(de-odatx nehotarit)
Nu; nu, nu acuma. 4. inca nu. !.
UNCHIUL
Cred ca vezi ii sd-ta ca-ti peril
cumpatul.
BUNICUL
Niciodata mn poti sti tot ce.un
ON ma putut sa spue ia vieata lui
- Cine e acela care face acest sgo-
mot.
FIICA CEA MAI MARE
E Tampa, bunieulc, care pilpie.
BUNICUL
Mi Sc pare ca . fparte nelinisti-
ta. foarte nelinietita
|FIICA III
Vintnl rece de-efafa face 81 tre.
ENCHIUL %
M bate vintul, lar ferestrele
|snnt inchise.
|FIICA
Cred ca are II psingS.
|TATAII
M mai IRE plsi.
(FIICA VI Il
Se stinre ind MI u
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DoCu nente
onneneSti.
N EN- c. r E. D E. r. A

w N1CIuC SACd uC ldlAo, Id I'LL
cerc cultural din judetul Neamt.
Un sat mic, pitulat supt un deal 81
supt ninsoarea fmbielsugata. Alum
gem, eu 81 prietinnl care ma into
varaseste, pc drumuri 1ntortochiate
81 cu oarecare peripetii dramatice
am ratacit calea, ne-am rasturnat
la cotitura repede. Niste copii ne
al arafat, Gu niste minici lungi de
cojoace, biserica 81 scoala. S'ajun.
gem la scoala 81 gasim pc invatatori
81 pc 'sateni strinsi la STAT, intro O.
data scunda, intro caldura inabu-
sitoare.
Intre sateni s'a stirnit oarecare
miscare, ca totdeauna la sosirea u
nor straini de departe, din locurile
unde sint dreptatile 81 tariile tarii
Apoi s'a 'ridicat un 1nvatator 81 a
vorbit despre vremurile cele vechi
81 despre asezarea 81 orinduirea noa
stra de All. La un cerc cultural sc
face uneori putina istorie, alteori sc
dau sfaturi de higiena, altedati sc
vorbeste despre nevoile locale. U.
neori Sc ridica un taran 81 face o in
trebare, vra sd fie lamurit asupra
unor legi; auzit ca la Bucuresti SC
fac legi 81 poate-i vorba 81 despre
,,legea cea GU pamfnturile'' Oar or
despre ce s ar vorbi, despre lucruri
care-i intereseaza ori nu, pc care le
pricep ori nu, oamenii stau cumin.
Il, privesc 81 asculta Gu luare- amin
te. SInt foarte bucurosi cind din
vreme in vreme pot prinde vorba
Gu inteles ori de haz, un STAT care
sa raspunda unora din gindurile lo1
de mfhnire 81 nacaz.
Oar iata ca unul din strainii de
departe incepe vorbi despre lie.
gile 81 orinduirile tariff. A! foar-
te interesanta 81 foarte de aproape
urmarita de tarani chestia acea-
sta, caci lor, de c1nd avem consti-
tutie, nimene nu lea vorbit despre
orinduirile fundamentals, despre
drepturile omului 81 legaturile din
tre oameni, despre datorii 81 drep-
turf. E poveste foarte frumoasa
citeodata, pentru sateni, lamurirea
constituted, = Ca acestei constitu-
til care, cindva, nu stu in ce sat din
tara, fost confiscata de autoritati
liberale 81 arsa ca ,,carte subyersi-
va"D.
Deci unul din strainii veniti de
departe vorbeste de aceste lucruri
Gu totul noua, in satisorul acela
pierdut in munti. Dupa ce spune ce
are de spus, satenii Sc reculeg pu-
tin, incep a sopti fntre Ell. ST un ta-
ran batrin, Gu barba carunta 81 Gu
fruntea fncretita, Sc r1dica sfios.
Ne dati voc, domnule, zice ell;
vrem sa va spunem o 1ntimplare de-
la moi, daca nu vii Gu suparare. .'
Tuseste inject 81 Sc uita in juru-i
Satenii ceilalti au plecat ochii, totu.
81 sint citeva semne din cap, S 'aud
citeva soapte de indemnare.
,,Apoi ute cumu-i, domnule, ur
meaza sateanul, la moi s'a lntlm
plat ceva. A fost unul pc vremes
cind s 'au dat paminturi La oameni
acu patruzeci 81 mai bine de ami;
s'a dat pamint, la primit, pc urma
la un an dol dupa aceia, plecat II
lume pribeag. Era asa, un fel d.
ON fara capataiu. STA lasat nevast'
c 'un copil ~ 81 ma mai stiut mimi
ca satul despre dinsul.
Acu, in urma lui femeia crescu
copilul a muncit din greu s a facu
ce-a facut s'a stapinit 81 pamintul
Pc urma s'a ridicat 81 baiatul, 81
facut 81 el brate de munca. ASA Al
platit ei frumos toate darile 81 to
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MAURICE MAETERLINCK
CiCIuI NORTH.
Traducere de
Alexandra Teodor StGmGtiGd

Aleramdru Teodor StGmoti0d
(Urmare).
BUNICUL
Noaptea asta n am sd pot dormi
UNCHIUL
o s'asteptam pc doctor.
BUNICUL
Mai bine mi-ati spune ce Sc pc
trece!
u UNCHIUL
Oar n'avsm e sa-ti spunem!
BENICUL
Atunci. al stiu ce . mai cred
UNCHIIL !.
iii rspet cs nu i intinplat ri
!. mic
IBUNICUL
AS vres sa-tni vsd copilal
fatal 5S 8
[;I 3ar gtii bine "a . peste putinta
~ frsbns so degtept sm dsgeaba.
B d n <I4IUL M 4
S; evt n1line N
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-04

|UNCHIUL
Os'o aprindcm indata &C 0 veni
doctorul.
fatal
De altfel Sc poate yedca destul
de bine, caci vine lumina de-afara.
|BUNICUL
Ce, afara-i lnminai
TATAL
Da, mai lumina decft aiei. y
|UNCHIUL
Mie imi place foarte mutt I'd stau
/ de vorba pc 'ntuneric.
TATAI,
81 nlie. (Tacere) .s,
BJNICUL
Nj So pare ca ceasoSnicul face
prea mare sgomot !..,
|FIIcA cEA MAI MARE
Pentru ~ ~ mai vorbim, buni,
|cule. 81 ss # \. B
RBLNICtI5
Oar lpeatria e Az mai yorbiti MD
|nnufi s u 4
|UNCHIIJL n
Desrre ce yrei u yosbiul1 Al
|ataseaf6 hug esindintsl VI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
Palacine Filling Station.

one of the most notable Improvements
in the city is a the Palacine filling sta
ton on Main Street, opposite Central
Park An ornamental little structure
has been erected for the office, and the
old buildings that for years have oc-
cupied the corner lot have been cleared
away some of them torn odwn and
others moved back and repaired. The
grounds have been cleared and this
prominent corner that a few months
ago was covered with unsighuy rub
bish is now one Of the most attractive
points along Main Street The filling
station itself is the most modern affair
of the kind in the city, or perhaps in
the state. Cars can be driven i'm from
either the park side or the Main Street
side. and are under shelter while rcceiv-
ing their supply Of gasoline The of
flee building is a tidy little brick affair
as ornamental as a building of that
kind can well be.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
Foch Directs Peace
Ambassadors AS To
Route They Must Take

London, Nov. 7.-Marshal Foch
the allied commander in chief, has
notified the German high command
that il the German armistice dele
CATION wishes to meet him, it shall
advance to the French lines along
the Chimay Fournies, La Chapelle
and Guise roads.
From the French outposts, the
plcnipotcntiarics will be conducted
to the place decided upon for the
interview. The name Of this place is
not given in the official text Of the
note from Marshal Foch which
reads as follows:
"To the German high command
from Marshal Foch:
"If the German plenipotentiares
wish to meet Marshal Foch to ask
him for an armistice they are to ad-
vance to the French outposts by the
Chimay, Fourmies, La Chapclle and
Guise roads. Orders have been given
that they are to be received and con
Quoted to the place fixed for the i'm
teryiew."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
PRESIDENT TO
PEACE CONFAB?
Demand in Europe Great For Amer
lean Executives Attendance at
Conf4rence-Congress May Pass
Joint Resolution Inviting Him TO
Attend.

Washington, Nov. There con-
tinues to be much speculation in
this city as to whether the preSi-
dent will attend the peace confer
ence. Col, T.. NJ. House represented
him in the arrangement OF an armis-
tice and OF the general terms to
which the enemy must submit be-
! fore the war can end; but the con-
terence to arrange the details of a
permanent peace will be quite an
other thing. There is a growing de-
mand on the part of the people OF
Europe, and it is quite as pro-
nounced throughout Germany as in
the entente nations that the presi-
dent personally be a member of the
conference. His fourteen terms will
be the starting point OF the dis
cuSsons Of the conference. The an
nouncement of them has had much
to do with weaving the people in
enemy countries away from autocra-
cy and making them believe they
could truS the conference to do the
lust thing. They know there can be
no peace without victory, but they
are neryou>ly anxious to have il
without vengeance. Organized labor
in England believes that its interests
win be safer ii MIR. Wilson is pres
cnt than ii he is represented by
another. Never before in history has
the whole world turned so unre-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
The Story of the Big Ben Oil Company

Tulsa Democrat: The principal 'opi'
discussed by oil men these uaES - '''
long chance taken by Sacks Houhi
when they purchased some ten week
ogo from Kimbley 4 Cook the proper
ties of what is now the Big Ben ol
Companv. located at Ol,mulgee in u
1911 and 213-ll. TO the OLD uLnerS 1t
hrougbt back the pioneer days of l1tch
field d.Sullivan, White 4 Sinclair 'u'S
bergForeman and Curtis Aiken ""cI
TO chance a fortune on the pfoSp''t "
finding oil was the order rather Ih''
the exception.
The properties of the BIs Zen vi
Company, which is owned equaUy ny
Sacks and Young with additional ue
velopment work cost this combination
$500 600 before a drop Of oil was show
ing. and as is well known, the Oknul
gee field is a spotted field very rIcN
in pools, but dotted with dry holes
Saturday Sacks x Young brought IN
on this property one of the off-Settlhs
wells to the Producers Retlners cor.
aration well in 2-13-ll, ana lts lhltldl
w ten feet in the sand was 5oo par
Today this well is making SUI
.rels They also have the otfsettlhS
ace to the Kimbley-Moore l,oOO-paf'
81 we'll
They also brought in three other
wells during the last few weeks, and the
oil fraternity are now wondering
whether this stupendous undertaking
was simply a wildcat or good judgment
on their part predicated upon geology
and field knowledge When seen at the
offices Of the Okmulgee Producing and
Refining Company. and the Pan-Amer-
lean companies, in the Pan-American
building. in both Of which companies
Mr. Sacks is president and told that the
oil followers were aghast at the initia-
tive ana nerve on the part of both ne
and Mr.. Young in taking this long
chance Mr.. Sacks mOdestly stated that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
YOU CAN KNOCK
OUT THAT COLD
DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey Will Help
To Do 1t.

What's more, it will help Nature
to do it quickly and thoroughly. You
can tackle any cough due to colds OF
bronchial irritation with DR.. Bell's
Pine-Tar- Honey with full assurance
OF quick relief.
A few cents invested in bottle
today and a few minutes spent in
reading the directions will mean
readiness for cold when it come,
along. The balsamic, soothing, in
gradients, help Nature to loosen
coughs due to cold. Try it. Soc, 60c
S1.20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

sire to be fair, and all the other
moral traits that have given it world
leadership. through his utterances'
II the work OF the conference Is to
stretch through year, or even
longer, it might be that he would be
unable to stay until the end, but ms
presence during the formative PERIOD
OF the work would be most helpful
Ii is known that this matter has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

directing world sentiment during
the war and his influence has been
SO beneicent and kindly, that it is
probably not saying too much to
venture the opinion that his pres
ence would do more to create con-
fidence in the work OF the conference
than the presence OF any other man
or set OF men. He would represent
Americas disinterestedness, its de-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

general election in Great Britain
which Andrew Bonar Law, chancel-
lor OF the eNchequer is expected to
announce tomorrow for Dec. I, will
be postponed because the govern
ment can not have the election and
the peace conference on It's hands
at the same time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

heen laid before him by several men
6ioh in Official lie. and that he mas
discussed il with thes ~ .o'Ig
length Nothing as to the result OF
the discussions, however has Dee"
disclosed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
BurI,burnetts First Abandonment.

The first abandonment within a mile
of the new Burburnett pool was re-
ported last week. The Hardin No. 1
was abandoned al 1000 feet. However,
this does not condemn any new terri.
tory, as it is not far from other dry
holes that were drilled in former years.
and is far outside of the Burkburnett
townste. II is more than 4 mile west
of the townsite. and thus the new pool
may be said to continue its record Of
mo dry holes" Several drilling opera
tions are now waiting on the cement
10 set before drilling in. and by the
last OF this week there will probably
be a number Of new wells in Burkbur.
net TO report
Burkburnett is now credited with 81
producing wells and u total production
of 667l0 barrels for the week. The
Gusher well, on block -, is in and swab
bing 700 barrels daily
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

! have employed Mr.. Delield, for
merly with r. J. Dixon and com
mencing today will put on mems
sewcd soes for $l00 VIII call for
and deliver. Phone 1872. Shropshire
Electric Shoe Shop. 31-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

T HAS QUIT raining, so bring
my umbrella back-the one you
got at the postoffice this morn
ing. Isa said next time it rains
phone and she would send It back
to you. Oscar Ritter. IS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

London Wednesday, Nov, 0,-EarI
Curzon, member OF the British wal
council, it is announced, has gone ia
the continent on official business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
Rumor That Hun Has
Quit Not Confirmed
Continued From Page H.

negotiations will be Sir RoSslyn
WemysS, first sea lord OF the admir-
atty, it is officially announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

War Savings Stamps are safe. Sc
fure and sure to bring you gold in
1923. Buy one each week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

Try an ArdmOreite Want Ad '0'
quick results,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

The C. r. Smith test in section &c
2s3w is drilling at about ESQ feet and
has had three gas showings in this dis.
tance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08
French People Are
Deeply Impressed

Paris, Nov, News that Ger
man white flag party had left for
the front made a deep impression
in France where the prompt action
OF the German government took the
public by surprise, The last linger-
ing doubts as to Germany'S SINGER
ity in asking for the allied terms
ior an armisticc still held in certain
quarters, seem to be removed. On
the contrary, the impression now
held is that Germany is really worse
off than generally believed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

Ease your conscience. Buy at
least one War Savings Stamp each
week and help pay off the debts OF
the war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-08

Teach the children to invest their
savings in Thrift Stamps and set an
example Tor them yourself.