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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-01
DEMPSEY
LUCKY BIRD
AF TER ALL
BY H. c. HAMILTON

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK. April Jack Dempsey
is lucky bird. after all. a match with
Fred Fulton would have been bad
thing for the young meteor who has
been whipping the cream and other
parts of the heavyweight brigade.
Chances are Fulton would have given
him s. licking at his present stage or
development, and there would have been
nothing but lot Of glory and some ex-
eellent press-agenting material If Jack
mad been so unfortunate as to get him
self into match with Jess willard
There is no doubt that the public
wanted TO see Dempsey and Fulton in
action. In view Of the fact that the
public makes the bouts and popularizes
matches, it may be considered that Full
ton and the promoters went wrong in not
pulling Off a Dempsey bout. But there
should be no walls from the Dempsey
camp. for Dempsey is progressing in !
nice. easy fashion. getting himself ready
for championship bout in the future !
that VIII mean lot more to him than a |
bout of that size at present.
With a man like Dempsey on the |
horizon Fred Fulton will have to fight |
soon, provided he is successful in wrest-
ing the championship from Willard. And /
If Willard successfully defends his title
against Fulton he will be forced into
match with the West Virginia Utah
slugger.
Keen competition in the heavyweight
ranks is stirring up lot Of favorable
talk. The fans are eager for the thing
10 be thrashed out and started all over
again. Even in these war times. the
bouts that are in prospect look like rec
ord-breakers in the matter of gate re-
ceipts and attendance
When Jess willard fought Frank No
ran in the only bout he has condescend-
ed to enter since he defeated Jack John
son. Moran was conceded only a very
small chance Of winning. The bout was
only ten rounds mere exhibition af-
fair in the ranks Of the heavyweights
yet that bout drew more than 100000.
Madison Square Garden held one of the
greatest crowds that ever saw boxing
match. With these facts in mind IT
seems safe to assert that with a popular
challenger like Fulton going into the
lists for a bout longer than the degrad- ~
ing ten rounds that have been prevalent /
the receipts and gate will overstepl
anything ever seen.
There won't be Tho chance for adver-
Using and bitter argument that existed
in 1910, when Jeffries was defeated But
the people are eager to see the bout and
there viii be fair amount of pre-fght
talk. c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-01
BRIEF BITS OF SPORT

Hot Springs. Ark. April 1-Youne
Jackson Of Oklahoma was awarded the
decision at the end of a ten round bout
Saturday night with Patsy Scanlon of
Pittsburgh.
Rockford. Ill. April 1.-The Northern
Illinois Golf association will hold its
annual tournament in Freeport the sec
ond week in August. The association
elected E. D. V. Dickey. Rreeport. presi-
dent; S. NJ. Vance. Freeport. secretary
treasurer.
Kalamazoo. Mich. April 1.--Kalamazoo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-01
Former Notre Dame
Hurler Killed at
French Front

GOSHEN. IND. April dan Alder
man. 80 years old. killed while lighting
with the American expeditionary force
in France. was formerly a widely known
baseball pitcher. He played with Notre
Dame university and other teams in this
section. and was once a reporter on tho
Des Moines Ua) Register. His Wife
is at Omaha Neh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-01
McCarron Gets Decision
Over Soldier Bartfield

PHILADELPHIA. PA. April Jack
McCarron OF Allentown. Pa. was given
the popular decision over Soldier Bart
field of New York in hard fought six
round bout here Saturday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-01
.nRITTON TO BOX GRIFFITHs
At TEXAS SOLDIERS CAMP

HOUSTON. TEX. April Jack Brit
ton of Chicago has been selected to meet
Johnny Griffiths of Akron. boxing in
structor for the Thirty-sixth division at
Camp Bowie. on April 13 in the feature
event of an athletic carnival at Fort
Worth Coliseum for the benefit of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-01

athletic fund at Camp Bowie. Tho con-
test Will be for ten rounds and the
laurels. the soldiers getting all the coin
in the way of athletic equipment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-01

George Cutshaw and Max Carey
(abOve) and Casey Stengel.
They may have merited the name
Pirates" in days gone by with such
ferocious warriors as Fred Clark,
Wagner, Leach and Gibson, but the
Pittsburg team needs a new name
now because they are fierce Pirates
no more. With such sweet-tempered
and mild-mannered lads as Stengel,
Carey and Cutshaw doing most of
their starring the Pirates will not
look the least bit bloodthirsty. Just
the same, the team looks fit to put
up a strong game this year and Bez-
dek may be planning to surprise a
few.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-01
Exchanged Cars to Value
of $4,000 Reported Sold
First Day of Show.

Indications Of the first days Of Chi
Cages second annual exchanged auto
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Wanted

I PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR JUNK
of all description. Ship your junk scrap
iron, auto tires and metals to M: A. Naf-
talin, 800 Front street, Fargo, N. D.
OUR PRICES HIGHEST FOR HIDES,
furs Or. will tan them for -you-lowest
prices Mark next shipment-Fargo Hide,
Fur & Tanning Co., Fargo, N. D.
WANTED TO HEAR FROM PARTIES
that have second hand steam engines for
sale. Any make from 18 h. p. down. B. r.
Steen, Kuhn, N. D., Box 121.
WANTED SCRAP IRON BY CAR LOTS.
Highest market prices. Write for today's
quotation. M. A. Naftalin, Fargo, N. D.
WANTED-MARRIED MAN BY YEAR ON
n eaaabe dary w' On
enough to drive team and milk. This is
one Of the best, if not the best improved
farm in Grant county. 1900 acres, 50 Hol-
stein cows, IS Herfords. w. F. Reynolds,
Lark, N. D.
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Coffee and Tea

OH LADY, OH MANI FOR GOODNESS
and economy sake-please give us your adj
dress, so we can mail you new price list,
and add to your sweet content. Frank &
Co., 358 River ST.. Chicago, Ill. The old
reliable Coffee & Tea Importers.
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Honey
y Z

WHITE CLOVER EXTRACTED HONEY
in 60-lb. cans, 5000 1O-lb pals, 500; 5.lb.
money order. Petrich & Wick, Grace City,
NJ 2.
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Agents

FORD CAR OWNERS 70
equip their car with the Stransky Vapor-
your gasolene BILL y IS to s. per eent ps1 mepe nen
mileage. 20 to 40 per cent more power, and
II to 40 per cent more speed. No Carbon
Sold on q money back guarantee: Lasts q
see your nearest dealer. E. H, Dummer,
Distributor, Box sos, Bismarck, N. ID.
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Seeds

FOR SALE HOME GROWN TIMOTHY
GRIMM ALFALFA, ONE POUND, Soc; rs
pounds. 45c; so pounds, 4oe: Write for SAM
pie. VIM. Van Schaick, Shields, N. D.
SOME CHOICE NORTH DAKOTA GROWN
kiln dried earliest variety Yellow Dent
seed corn. Will ripen IS to 20 days earlier
than any other Yellow Dent. 96 per cent
termination. $500 per bushe1. Sacks IN
cluded. John Berger, r. 4, Box So Hankin-
son, N. D. g.E
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Farms for Rent

acres under .plow, plenty of good buildings
including silo and modern hog house, also
plenty good water. If tenant. is a practical
stof bs,d % ,na 81 On rddS the farm about
me about your experience, stock and i'm
plements in first letter. G. A.. White, Port
land. N. D.
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Help Wanted

THOUSANDS GOVERNMENT WAR POSI-
tions now open.. Men and women wanted,
500 month. Write Immediately for list.
Franklin Institute, Dept. Z4S, Rochester,
N. Y. Vt
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WE HAVE FOR SALE OR TRADE-ONE
l8-horse Advance Steam Traction engine; !;
one. 14-horse Minneapolis Steam Traction
engine; one 10-horse Huber Steam Portable
able engine. Can use in exchange some
wood, coal, moving picture outfit or unim.
numbered real estate. What have you7
The Farmers Supply Co, Bantry, N: !.
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PUREBRED BARRED ROCK COCKERELS
for sale, $1.50 each. J. H. ingalls,, Altamont,
S. D.
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i 2ss PER CENT PROFIT SELLING JUBILEE;
Spark Intensifiers to Auto owners, garages
Banishes spark plug trouble. Sells like
Jubilee Mfg, Co., Dept. F-2, Omaha, Nebr.
Mention Leader when writing advertisers
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$40 ACRES MONTANA RELINQUISH-
ment. o. ]. Hanson, Box 227, Fargo, N. D.
Miscellaneous

corn and Minnesota No. 10. This corn will
test 90 per cent or better. o. I. c. Chester
White hogs. Have the length. and bone.
and heifers. White plymouth Rock chickens. ass
Seed potatoes, Early Ohio IF you need any
Of these lines of stock, write to me. sCarl
R. Swanson, Marshall, Mimi, Route q -.
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S. c. BUFF ORPINGTON COCKERELS,
purebred, $l.50 each. H. F. Zitzow, Dent,
MINI.
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Business Opportunities
Farms

100 ACRES FOR SALE EAST PART KIT
son county, MINI. Coed level land, part
cultivated. Small building and pasture.
Very cheap for cash. May trade for other
property. A. Carlson, Kennedy. MINI.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS-FOR SALE, 100
acres good level land, located IL miles from
town, Beltrami Co., .Minn, $500 per acre.
For further information write Elmer john
FOR SALE 100 ACRES, STEELE COUNTY,
n. D. ITO under cultivation, 50 acres timo-
thy and alfalfa, miles from market. 5000
Sara ba,anGS Is On n easy terms. Ole Aasen, Gales
sao-AcRE DRY FARM IMPROVED LAND
in American Falls, Idaho, great wheat belt;
Georse so dshes dGns
SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY FOR
cash, no matter where located, particulars
free, free: Real Estate Salesman Co., Dept. 6,
MY 16oAcRE HOMESTEAD IN BELTRAMI
county for sale, 100, easy terms, car con-
sidersd. Peter Graveyard, Hawick, Mimi,
TO BUY sELL-EXcHANGE OR MAKE
farm loan. Write or see Herbert Hodge,
Fargo, N. D.
COME TO NEWER, GROWING COUNTRY.
You might just as we'll take advantage of
this, as to wait until the best lands are
gone. There is difference in Aitkin
own lands Literature free Arnold Land
Agent, Rock Island Railway, AIS Wolvin
Bldg, Duluth, MINI.
$40 ACRES MONTANA RELINQuIsH.
nap< = HonS Row Eoru n
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PUREBRED WHITE ROCK COCKERELS
at $1.50 each. Martin Peterson, North
wood, N. D.
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Poultry Miscellaneous

PUREBRED BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
cockerels. E. B. Thompson ringlet strain.
Excellent layers, $500 each, if taken soon.
Also purebred White Pekin ducks, $500
each Mrs John Traynor, Box AZ, Manson,
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FOR SALE PUREBRED PARTRIDGE
Wyandotte cockerels. Extra fine selected
stock, satisfaction guaranteed, $3.50 each.
Mrs Nick Beal, Lennon, S. D.
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Horses

THE FAIRvIEW PERCHERONs YOUNG
stations and mares Of ton stock and
better, with. good quality, and style, and
possessors of proven breeding possibilities.
Head your herd with sire bred for produc-
tion and type. Get animals that will grow
dollar a day., on easy terms, at farmers
prices E. O. Ophaug, 'Kloten, N. D.
PERCHERON STATIONS AND MARES.
for sale Ten young home-grow stations
of quality, most of them sired by the great
Vonmore. Six young Shorthorn bulls. O.
o. Ellison & Sons, La Moure, N. D.
stallion coming five years. Reason for dis
posing short Of help. Also one Metz five
passenger touring car in A No. ! shape.
Will sell cheap for cash or trade for land.
Jos. F. Ira, R. F. D. No. l, Lisbon, N. D.
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collars, any size, $275 each; extra heavy
farm collars, $3.50; New Pinery collars, $500
each; heavy lined duck storm blankets,
for $2.25; 4,SOO sets new and second hand
harness, your own price. Midway Harness
Co., 1858 University Ave-, St. Paul, Minn.,
Dept 10.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY. JUST WHAT
you are, looking for. 100 acres in Sunny
Grape Fruit, trees five years old, all healthy
and bearing, will bring good income from
this on. Balance of land all eillable either
adapted for Grape Fruit or Sugar Cane.
Large sugar mill in sight of land, big money
in cane raising. Just the place for some one
wanting mild climate, stesdy income, all
clear American Colony. Will exchange for
good land. Good reasons for selling. Write.
Shells & Weaver, Edgeley, N. D.
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BRONZE TURKEY HENS
$500 apiece. Got no toms !
ming, R. l, Alice, N. D. =
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WONDERFUL 7BARGAINS-FOR SALE, 100
acres good level land located IL miles from
town, Beltrami Co., Minn., $500 per acre
For further information write Elmer john
son, Zahl, N. D.
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FOR SALE FINE S. C. R. I. COCKERELS,
$500 each; for $500. A. E. Miller, Buffalo,
NJ n
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For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE MY JUNIOR
Registered. Anton Christ, Leal, N. D.
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FINE WHITE ROCK COCKERELS, $3.50 If
taken soon. Jacob Voegeli, Route 4, Box
7, Beresford, S. D.

PUREBRED S. c. BUFF ORPINGTON
cockerels, $500 each, if taken soon. D. H.
Mooes, Overly, N. D., Route No. /.
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MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS, 20 TO 80
pounds, at $50 per pound. M. M. Cook,
Monango, N. D.
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PUREBRED NJ B. TURKEY TOMS $500.
Weight over 20 pounds. Toulouse ganders,
$500; geese, $780, None better. Mrs. Henry
Kraft, Oakes, N. D., Route l.
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Swine

BERKSHIRE ONE BOAR OUT OF LITTER
of 13. Weight 400, sure breeder, $500. Few
younger boars, one extra good individual,
Rose Comb Buff Leghorn hens, $1.oo each,
all $500; 8 white Wyandotte cockerels, $1.50
or $500. John Suchy, Parkers Prairie, MINI.
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GOOD CLEAN HAIR COMBINES AND CUT
hair made into switches, etc Work guar
reliable; have best of testimonials. $1.50,
one strand; 81, two strands; S., three
strands. Mail your hair to Mrs. John
Keillor, "a farmer) for good results. Box
1O6 Sharon NJ D,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FIVE BROWN
Leghorn cockerels. Aug. R. Pearson, Ed.
munds, N. D.
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NODAK HAMPSHIRE gifts AND FAL
pigs. Write for delivery prices. w.
Humphrey, Englevale, N. D. -
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Dogs and Pet Stock

FOR SALE RUSSIAN WOLF HOUNDS.
Henry Benge, Ignite, N. d.
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FOR SALE SOME VERY FINE BARRED
Plymouth Rock cockerels at $500 each. Mrs.
Frank Foyle, Forman, N. D.
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Turkeys

ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED COCK
+ erels, $3.50; bourbon Red turkey toms, .$400;
hens, $500; African Geese, $3.50. Ethel sex.
All purebred B. w. Chandler, Aberdeen,
S. D.
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BIG TYPE POLAND CHINAS, 40 BRED
Matson & Eastlund, Willmar, MINI.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
NORMAN R. HASKELL
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
OKLAHOMA CITY LAWYER
AND SON OF FORMER GOV
ERNOR DIES

Oklahoma City, Oct. ll.-Normau
Ruel Haskell, son of former Cover
nor c. n. Haskell and member OF
the Oklahoma City law firm OF Nc
Adams and Haskell, died at his
home here yesterday at 500 O'Clock
after a weeks illness of Spanish in
fluenza and pneumonia. His con-
diton was not regarded as critical
until last Sunday
Governor Haskell is i'll with in
fluenza in New York City, and rel
atives here expressed the opinion
last night that he will be unable
to return to Oklahoma City to at
tend his sons funeral.
Norman Reul Haskell was born
September y, 1882, and was grad
uated from the law department OF
the University OF Arkansas. He
first practiced law in Muskogee,
when his father located there in ter
ritoria days. In -9O+ he was mar
ried to Miss Jessie Ware OF Little
Rock, Ark, and five children have
been born 10 the union.
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WAR SUMMARY
lRv The Associated Pressl

NV Tho Aesoc;ated pre-s\
From Dou,i to I-erdnn the fde
nj German ;nyasion Is eLb;na a oen-
eraI retrr,t nj the Tertoni, forces
over mi. far-iIrno. line ,nnaars to
have beo,n .ome ti,no Yesterday.
"a oi C,n,Lr,; ,La ero,ny has
abandoned Ic Catean which has
heen occnn;ed H., tLn Pr;t;.L and
American Further south The
Frnrcb hive u,sbsd i,rtbar east.
,,,rJ /, G,e;r ,dy,nco from, e.
Onen+;n
ust north oi /, rero where ,he
ane,,,, b,s Lcld III. nositio,. s;nre
earl,. il, co,ton,Lcr ,be Fren,b b,ye
taten the ,.;Ilago 81 Serr,;s ,,b;cb
marl.s ,bo no;nf ,.bere tbe ,,oJgo ;s
nr,tar;,a +bn 81 Cohair s+rongIold
IN vb;cb Tho Cor,,,,s b,ve air,ost
;,,,orocr,,hlo ,osit;ons
PnsI;na e,stv.,rJ aIo,a ti,o Che
mi, das Danos tbo French L,,a
forced tha cno,r,. ,rross tbo Oi;so-
A;eno c,no1 and ;rs+ ~ tbo eomth-
eas+ t,,o,, crosscd tbo A;sna - r,tIe
+o tbo o,s+,,.,rd 81 Ooril1,. l, ,ha
Chon,ooa,o ,,o soctor tl,o for-c, of Con-
oraI Co,,ra,,d ba,'o sv.on+ obead and
occrn;ed Ternos and Crand Pre-
i'll, st,,d an tbo ,,ortb Lanl. ~
tbe Aire r;,.er as i winds tbrorqb
tbe Ar1onno foreet
~ Ar,or;c.,s S,,,osb ALe.d
FortnttIo a. 80" i,',' fara't - NOR
;.an d;,;s;nns bare sr,asbod tbe;r
,,,a,, a aba,d ta1,;ngr comerance Cbey-
80 I and Wacn Tbis br;ngs Them
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JAPANESE AND ALLIED
TROPS CONTINUE
ADVANCE IN RUSSIA

Toxic, Friday, Oct - (By The
Associated Press)-Bolshevik forces
abandoned the gold mining district
west of Morasoefsky in the Trans
Baikalian region when the japanese
allied troops approached, according
to statement issued today. The boil
sheyiki left the vicinity Of the lor-
oakai gold mine when the allied
troops entered the village there.
When the allied forces entered the
town OF Baubuih September H. no
bol,heyiki troops were found. The
people gave the allied troops cor
dial reception. The allies captured
nine steamers at Banbuiki and took
possession Of 33l passenger cars and
considerable war material.
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where the new crossing OF the AiSne
has been made, further ground has
been gained north oi Berry an Bac
Kriemhild Line Weakens.
In the Champagne and Argonne
sectors, the Kriemhild line, built by
the Germans by long labor to be the
ultimate defense OF the region, ap-
pears to be broken and the Amer
leans and French are Stormng
through it on each side OF the Ar
gonnc forest.
In the event that the Germans are
trying TO reach one OF their lines
near the Belgian frontier, this sec
tor may be the one where the strong
est fighting may be developed. An
advance of ten or fifteen miles along
the Meusc would bring the Amer
leans and French near the principal
railroad artery leading from Ger
many into northern France, II this
road can be cut or even brought un-
der artillery fire, the enemy might
be placed in a critical situation.
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NEVER EXPECTED TO
SEE WELL DAY AGAIN
WELL KNOWN REAL ESTATE
MAN SAYS TANLAC FILLED
HIM WITH NEW LIFE
AND ENERGY.

"A year ago | didn't think ! would
ever be a well man again, but Tan
lac has put new lie in me and |
feel so good I'd like to run foot
race with some of the boys" was the
Characteristic statement Of e.. +.
Hamilton, a wcl-known real estate
man of Austin, Texas, recently.
81 suffered for eight or nine
years" he went on, from rheumatic
pains and sciatica that run up and
down my sides like a fire breaking
out and burning. ! also had catarrh
that bothered me constantly, a hard
lump would form in my side that
made me uneasy for ! couldn't tell
what it was. My nerves were in a
pretty bad state and worried me all
the time. Last year when was
so run down ! was out working in
my garden one day and my head
grew light and dizzy and ! had an
awful fall, and ! was so shaken up
and weak and nervous afterwards,
/ was afraid almost to stir about
any.
Il began TO take Tanlac little
while ago and it has done me u
wonderful amount OF good. My
nerves are now perfectly steady like
my. old sell again. leel lively and
more energetic and want 10 be stir
ring about 'and doing things. Ian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
No Worms in a Healthy Child.

All children troubled with worms
have an unhealthy color, which IN
dicates poor blood. and as a rule,
there is more or less stomach dis
turbance. Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonish given regularly for two or
three weeks will enrich the blood,
improve the digestion, and act as a
General Strengthening Tonic to the
whole system. Nature will then
throw off or dispel the worms, and
the child will be in perfect health.
Pleasant to take. GOc per bottle
adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
.LOAFtRS, RICH AND
POOR, IN OKLAHOMA
ORDERED TO WORK
NEW CALL FOR HELP TO
WORK ON u. S. NUM-
TION PLANTS.

Oklahoma City, oct, ll,-lmmc-
diatc, intelligent and drastic action
was demanded by the state coun-
ell OF defense yesterday of the coun-
ty council in rounding up loaiers to
fill the quotas OF men needed in gov
crnmcnt munitions plants.
In letter written by J. NJ. Ayde-
lotte to the county councils and IN
a telegram sent under instructions
from Governor Williams the county
organizations were ordered to get
in immediate touch with the COM
munity labor boards and take steps
to get the men needed. o
The national quota IS l59,OOO men.
Labor officials had not received
oklahoma quota at late hour last
night. but said that IT would be pro
rated according to population. ne
quota OF ,4o3 men al present heId
against the state has NO connection
with the l5',UUj national quoI' pul
is a hold-Qver from the Nitro \'r-
ginia levy made several weeks ago
federal labor commissioners eald.
File Vagrancy Charges.
Men "ho arc brought before the
community board, who refuse TO
comply with the work order, % -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
DESTRUCTION CAMBRIA
WAS DIABOL|CAL ACT
MINING AND SETTING TIME
FUSES WAS MURDER
AT ITS WORST

With the Canadian Forces III
France, Wednesday, oct. Gam
brai tonight is smoking ruin. The
Germans have probably never per
pctratcd a more ruthless or more
prcmcdiatcd vandalism than their
destruction of Cambria
France can never forget nor tor
give this" marked a French officer
"Torch in hand, the enemy comes
offering us peace"
When the Canadians entered
Cambria, the great public square OF
the Place d'Armes was virtually in
tact. Now 1t is mass OF RUNS. Inc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
INFLUENZA IN AFRICA.

Cape Town, Thursday, Oct. IL
An epidemic OF Spanish influenza is
spreading with alarming rapidity in
Cape Town and other sections OF
South Africa. The situation is be
coming increasingly serious in the
native quartz rof Cape Town, where
household, are lying helpless. Doc
tors are not numerous enough to at
tend the large number OF patients.
There must be tens OF thousands i'll
of the disease, and the death roll is
heavy.
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ford Clinton: Frank c. Young Har-
ris; James O. Wyatt Mansnlh'
Charles Hudda and Anci'e q. Ear
lev. both OF Bliss; ALVIN Warren,
Cans; Earnest A, Smith, Pond
Creek William s. Thompson Cor-
reto and Herman II. BolSkin, Nor
man.
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Kaiser's Civil Flunkey Quits.

Amsterdam, oct. 1.-the resig-
nation OF Herr Won Berg, CHIEF OF
the German emperor's civil cibi-
net. has been accepted, according
to the Nossische Zeitung OF Berlin.
He will be succeeded by person
ality acquainted with parliamentary
conditions and usages, the paper
SAYS.
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were Oklahoa selectives. Il is be-
lieved the crest OF the inilucrza epi-
demic has been reached but the
number OF cases developing into
pneumonia shows no diminishing.
The Oklahomans in the list OF dead
announced from the base hospital
this morning we're: John X. Stan