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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11
M a a RTE TIA
Mrs. MATTYE N. ROSE,
Agent and Correspondent
Bel Telephone Office.
Fun Carrier Service.

Frank Selvidge is in Dallas, Texas
this week.
r. L. Rasor of Durant, district
plant superintendent for the South
western Bell Telephone Co., was IN
Marietta Wednesday.
s. ]. Boiling of Overbrook was in
Marietta Wednesday.
Miss NADIA Grimes OF Burneyville
was in Marietta Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of r. NJ. Culwell.
Mrs. Laura Neal is visiting her
son. Tohn Neal and family, at Ard
more.
Mayor ]. c. Graham has resigned
and his resignation has been ac-
cepted. No one has yet been ap-
pointed to fill the unexpired term.
Zade Fanny OF Ardmore is here
making arrangements to open a
cafe in the building formerly occu-
pied by the London Grocery Store.
n. d. Grisham of Ardmore, who
was sent here to work as relief op-
orator at the depot is i'll OF intluen-
"a. and LETT yesterday afternoon for
his home at San Antonio.
Miss Esther Culwell OF Burney-
Vile was in Marietta yesterday 10
attend the funeral OF X. Nj. Cul-
well.
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les of France are Leueled
hdDeadas Resuhof Boche
1Hatc and Rage In Retreat

Margain of the Marne Department
He says
All international conventions
which maintained in armed conflicts
traditions OF loyalty and nobility
have been cynically swept aside by
Germany when she thought herself
strongest, and with hypocritical
tears when she felt the shudder OF
defeat.
German rage attacks not only
human beings but throws its blight
on our cities, our firesides, our sa-
cred monuments, our art and MS
tory and even upon trees OF our
faI land.
Taken by the throat and driven
backward. he still seeks to vent his
hate upon the soil, from which our
soldiers drive him foot by loot. But
the blood, ruin and incendiarlsm
which he is leaving behind will have
retribution, of which he will soon
feel the weight"
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TIL MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE

No organs of the human body are so
important to health and long life as the
kidneys. When they slow up and com
mence to lag in their duties. look out!
Danger is in sight.
Find out what the trouble is-wthout
delay. Whenever you feel nervous, weak,
dizzy. suffer from sleeplessness or have
pains i'm the back or difficulty in passing
urine-wake up at once. Your kidneys
need help. These are signs to warn you
that your kidneys are not performing
their functions properly. They are only
half doing their work and are allowing
impurities to accumulate and be con
verted into uric acid and other poisons
which are causing you distress and vii!
destroy you unless they are driven from
your system.
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Oct, TO- (Havas) s)--Paris
the news from the front as
g a general giving way OF
fman line-a collapse piece
OF the enemy'S positions
rumbling away OF his army
and division by division.
|midable war machine is so
y affected, it is pointed out,
n those who fashioned II
RI \it against humanity now
n ives doubtful OF its sound
80 their peace proposition,
shat they have really iorm-
is regarded that this hour
be in which a respite should
tied the Germans; and the
|onS are heard that no re-
/ the kind be listened TO
e enemy has withdrawn a
zen miles or more beyond
tch and Belgian borders.
lttitude OF Paris yesterday
stirring news OF the al
esses was coming in was
E from the calmnesS OF the
action OF the enemy chan
in their peace moves. ev-
read an indication OF their
4 and their fear that an
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11
M'Adoo Appeals
To Americans
To Double Bonds

Washington, oct. l0.-Secretary
McAdoo today appealed to every
citizen to double his loan subscrip-
ton to match the achievements OF
the allied armies in France.
"The brilliant victories of our Brit
ish. American and French forces
Yesterday" said the secretary
should impel every patriotic Amer
ican Immediately to double his sub
scrption TO Liberty bonds. Let oul
BOYS and our comrades in the battle
line know that we are fighting with
the same enthusiasm and determln-
alton here as they are over there.
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Wednesday, Oct. "a
picture OF destruction IS
|by an official eye witness
visited the neighborhood OF
|nce the Germans withdrew
at city.
|a,s and tramways are torn
|, converted into huge piles
ed rails.
B Basly OF Lens says that the
been virtually levelled.
;ermans blew up entire sec
the town to establish their
Fystems.
population Of $4,000 people is
gone and the city is dead.
+ fills the galleries of the
hes which used to turn out
B tons of coal a year.
IS show that Roulers and
|,t have been destroyed by
emier Clemenceau has writ
commentary on Ger
actice in a letter to Deputy
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Get some GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
Capsules at once. They are an old. tried
preparation used all over the world for
centuries. They contain only old-fash-
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them at any drug store. but be sure TO
get the original imported GOLD MEDAL
brand. Accept no substitutes. In sealed
packages. Three sizes.-Adv.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. w. L. Love of Pauls Valley
returned home today. Mrs. Love
was called to Ardmore to be with
her sister, Mrs. D. A. Homer, 1924
West Main street, who recently un-
derwent an operation at Hardy San
itarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hughes have
gone TO Tulsa to make their home.
Mrs. w. NJ. Butt who was called
here to attend the funeral OF her
nephew, Everett Cruce, has re-
turned to her home in Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. w. D. Lucas of Dallas, Tex,
came this noon to visit her mother,
Mrs. ]. B. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl jenkins OF
Gainesville, Texas, came today to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Craddock.
Miss Regina Blank is i'll at her
home. 3Ol c street, southwest.
Chas. Shupert of Atchison, Kan,
is visiting his father-in-law, p. ).
South. Mr.. South is slowly recover
ing from a stroke OF paralysis.
Lieut.. Earl NJ. Felker, stationed
at Camp Sewer, s. G., has been pro-
NOTED from the rank of second
lieutenant to that of first lieuten-
ant. Lieutenant Felker was COM
missioned in the First Officers
Training School at Fort Logan H.
Roots, Little Rock, Ark, in August.
1ol7. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Felker, COL North Wash
ington street.
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Graham-O'Farrell.

lanes Clinton Graham and Miss
Bonnibel O'Farrell were married at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Mary f. O'Farrell "Wednesday al
ternoon at 3 o'clock. The Rev. l.
w. Armstrong officiated. The house
was beautifully but simply decorated
with cut flowers and ferns. Only
relatives and near friends were pres
ent. The out of town guests were
Mrs. w. A. Culwell OF Burneyville,
a sister of Mr.. Graham. and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. London and daughter.
Mary. of Gainesville. Texas; Mari
eta guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Davis, Miss Maurine Williams
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Lineburg.
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LOCAL BREV|T|ES

Sheriff Buck Garrett returned last
night from Texas.
Tom Key was committed to the
county Jail by the local exemption
board yesterday. Deputy Sheriff .lno.
CHM was called and Key was taken
to Jail to await the further order OF
the board.
Allie Phillips was arrested by no.
CHM, deputy sheriff, and placed in
the county jail with a charge of
vagrancy against her.
John CHM, formerly deputy
sheriff, who resigned to return to
farming, has again resumed the du-
ties OF the office. Sheriff Garrett
said he was a good officer and he
was glad to have him back at work.
The condition OF Attorney ThoS,
Norman, who has been critically i'll
the past few days, was slightly i'm
proved today.
The local Red Cross has received
a donation OF 50 from Beatrice
Weiss, eleven year old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss. This
was the amount made at the produc-
ton of play The Happy Return
OF the Father written by the girl
and PLAYED by herself and five couS-
inS, at Tulsa. while she was visiting
there last summer
T. ]. Lacroix, former policeman,
and a carpenter. has returned from
Little Rock. He said the work there
is all right and the pay is good, but
living conditions are so unSatiSiac-
tory that he came home. He may
return when these are improved,
which, he says, they will be.
c. II. Cole OF sulphur who was
member of the Supply Company
557th Infantry, Doth Division, has
been killed in action according TO a
telegram from the war department
this morning to his sister, Mrs. q
II. Schneider, 42O b street, north
west. Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider went
to Sulphur today to be with Mrs
Schneider's parents.
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For Burning Eczema

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From any druggist for 35c, or Stoo LOT
extra large size. get bottle OF zelho.
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liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you
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mans ailments Mrs. l.. ZIMMERMAN,
BOIL N. Hutchings St., Kansas City,
Kansas.
Women who suffer from headaches,
nervousness, backache, the blues and
others symptoms of functional derange-
ment should give this famous root and
herb remedy trial.
For forty years it has been overcom-
ing such ailments of women after other
medicines have failed.
If you want special suggestions in
regard to your condition, write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The result of long experience is at your
earvica and vor1r laffar will bo hald in
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n Poisoning Wells and
Desecrate Burial Grounds

ulation between the ages OF IS and
IS have been compelled to work for
the needs Of the Germans. The de
mand IS that the Germans be warned
to stop their cruelty and devastation
while evacuating the country.
Ambassador Sharp, the dispatch
SAYS, has visited the ruined districts
of France, collecting proofs OF the
devastation and Witnessing the evil
dences of well-poisoning, destruc-
ton Of fruit trees and desecration OF
burial places.
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Funeral of Mrs. Ammons.

Funeral services were held at ;
o'clock yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
c. A. Ammons, who died at I
o'clock Tuesday night Of heart trou-
bic. Mrs. Ammons had been in fail
ing health several months, but was
i'll only a few hours. She is sur
vived by her husband and eight chill
dren, Ruby, Ina, Grace, Beulah
Herbert, Leroy, Delhia and Lloyd
all of whom reside at home.
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NERAL OF MRS. SON.

Al services were held at 2
today for Mrs. James N,
kher OF DR.. ]. F. Son, who
esday night at the home OF
Ehter, Mrs. NJ. o. Bradford,
ID avenue, northwest. Mrs,
% years old. She was born
County, Mo-, and lived
n 1901 when she moved
NON to Doctor Son and
eord. she is survived by
children. Mrs. Mamie
<elInedale, Texas; B. w.
bufzk: Mrs. Jennie Karstet-
beev F. NJ. Son, Snyder
hom Fe here to attend the
and II. F. A. Son OF Bonne
10. ]. w. Son, Eldon, Mo;
y. Son, Desloges, Mo-; Dr,
-, Grant City, Mo-, and
Ginnis, Enon. Mo.
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Death of Simon Steifel.

The body OF Simon StelieI, who
died yesterday noon at the home OF
his aunt, Mrs. Julius Kahn, has been
taken to his home in Philadelphia,
Pa. for burial. Mr.. Kahn accom-
panied the body. Mr.. Steifel came
TO Ardmore Sunday to visit few
DAYS with the family of his aunt. He
became i'll of pneumonia which re-
suited in his death. He was 81
wears old and is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Kahn OF Philadelphia.
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rgton. Oct. l0.-The Bel
vernment, according to an
dispatch from France, has
consultation for the past
tn the allied powers regard
sures to be adopted IN case
mans continue depredations
um and northern France.
m has issued a declaration
liteGtion to the systematic
by the Ger
yXlnning at Bruges, and be-
, coast, the entire male pop
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EHT THEIR PRISONERS
bM THE OIL FIELD

Ward, deputy sheriff, came
! the oil field today with
prisoners. Roy Peel was
with fighting and is said to
Aten up his wife with chair.
De Berry was charged with
OF a pair OF shoes from a
! house, and w. J. Avent was
with carrying a pistol.
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delivered September p, he could
not approve the note OF inquiry.
Believing as | did that the reply
to the chancellor would be IN the
same high tone he added, 81 was
aStonished when | read not a reply
but three queries. One great source
of regre, to me was that the preSi-
dent should ask questions OF the
German chancellor after that de-
Scription OF Germany
Senator Lodge said he could not
conceive that the chancellor repre-
sentcd anything but the executive
authority, by whom he was appoint
ed. and that he cannot represent
anything else
Senator Lodge declared the right
of senator to discuss anything
looking like negotiations for peace
was unqucstionable.
Peace negotiations, however pro-
posed he said, are entirely ditter-
ent from the constitutional point OF
view from the conduct OF war. The
president in conduct OF war is the
commander in chief. and it is my
duty to support him, whether !
agree entirely with him or not. In
the Question OF making peace, the
president is not the commander IN
chief. The power to negotiate Is
wholly his. but cannot be final with
ont consent of the senate. ReSpon-
sibilitv of the senate in dealing with
the question of peace is as great as
the president.
Discussing the presidents inquiry
as to the chancellor's attitude to
ward the fourteen articles which
Senator Lodge described as broad
principles and not terms, the SEN
ator continued:
The details are the vital points,
The president asked questions that
invited discussion.
The fact is that the president S
questions have given rise to ques-
tons of Interpretation from one end
OF the country to another. Was It
a crime for me to wish that he had
sent an answer that needed no eN-
planation Of Interpretation ??
Referring to President Wilson 5
note to Austria, Senator Lodge
pointed out that he was the first to
approve it in the senate and that
he preferred similar reply to Ger
many.
81 did not want a note that need
ed explanation or defense, he SAID,
adding that he favored one bearing
the message that 1T is the voice OF
the American people denying an at
tempt at peace.
what the chancellor will say, /
do not know" Senator Lodge con
tinued, "but it gives him a chance
to say many things. In one instance
the president laid down the prin-
cipe that the injury don France in
1870 should be righted Details
show that it shall be righted. France
thinks it can be righted in only one
way. and that is with the return OF
/ the lost provinces Wllhout Cohu'-
tion or without any German ar
rangement for autonomy or Tor a
buffer state.
az hope ! will not say anything
to border on treason, but France
view on that subject is my view.'
Hun is Enslaving People.
Senator Lodge declared he want
ed something about repatriation
agreed to before there was talk OF
an armistice Germany in falling
back is now burning countless VII
lagos and towns, he said, besides
taking scores of persons into slavery
only to turn them back after they
have become discase-infected, anc
for those things as well as the Amer
lean ships and lives that have beer
lost, reparqtion should be made.
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Y READY FOR
OVERSEAS SERVICE

Williams. who was recently
4 for overseas service with
M. G.. A. came to Ardmore
On from Camp Travis, San
}, Texas, where he has been
ing several weeks. Mr.. Viii
en- route to Chicago and
Lsk. He will take thirty days
aing in Chicago and one
Aiming at Princeton Uni
New York, and will then
for overseas service.
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MAD | L L
w. j. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co.
Full Carrier Service,
w. j. BELL.

All business was suspended in
Madill from 9 to , o'clock yesterday
until the city's fourth Liberty loan
quota Of $4,000 was subscribed. At
II o'clock, 100000 had been taken
and at , o'clock the amount had
reached $500. 1t is believed Ma
dill will take 100000 OF the coun-
tvs quota. Several OF the rural
schiil districts have reported their
quotas oversubscribed and it is GER
tain that the county will do as here
toiore, buy many more bonds than
was allotted it.
The epidemic OF influenza seems
to be subsiding although there are
still many cases in town. There
have been no deaths from pneu
monia. w. c. Rollins whose life
was dispared OF for several days is
improving viii Carter, who de
veloped pneumonia yesterday, was
taken Immediately to Hardy sani-
tarium at Ardmore and it is hoped
he will soon be improving. Unless
there is a new outbreak our phySi-
clans feel that the worst is over,
Sam McKinzie left yesterday for
Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark, 10
visit his son, William Mckinzie,
who, a message stated, was seriously
i'll.
Miss Irene Page and Mrs. Evart
Mundy, visited Tuesday night with
friends in Ardmore.
Fred Moore OF Woodville, was
in Madill Wednesday.
\. p. Brown left Wednesday for
Weeleetka where he is interested
in a store.
John Ayers and VIII Nann, farm
ers of the Woodville community,
were in Madill Wednesday to take
the physical examination before the
county exemption board.
Judge +. S. Hurt and daughter,
Miss Lula. left Wednesday after
noon for Austin. Texas, where Miss
Lula has a position. Judge Hurt
will spend several days visiting in
Dallas before returning.
NJ. Scott OF Miami, is in Madill
Rev. Michael Roberts left We'd
nesday afternoon for Shawnee to
attend the eastern Oklahoma Nazar-
enc conference.
Roscoe b. Scarborough, postmas-
ter Of Aylesworth, was business
visitor in Madill Wednesday.
Royle and Rex Rollins who are
in army service, stationed at Fort
Logan, Colo. arrived in Madill
Wednesday afternoon. They were
called home on account OF the SER
ious illness OF their brother, w. e..
Rollins.
!. X. McClendon, county super
intendent, left Wednesday on a
business trip to Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Ingram OF
Woodville, were in Madill yester-
day.
Jesse A. Derrick is in Madill Wis
ting his brother O. !. Derrick. Mr..
Derrick is in the army Y, NJ. {. y.
work and is in Oklahoma recruiting
for the association. He will be IN
the state until about Oct. II, when
he expects to return to New York
and from there go overseas.
The following cases were tlled IN
Court Clerk w. c. CampbelFs OF
flee: Agnes Darrow vs.. Robert
Hume, constable Justice district NO.,
3. injunction; DR.. w. Lee Davis
VS.. Matte Davis and +. r. Lewis,
to quiet title.
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Dy u lunctlOndi ue-
rangement. | was
nervous and had
headaches most of
the time. So many
people re co m :
m ended Lydia K.
Pink hams Vege-
table Compound to
me, l tried it and
after taking six bot
ties | am well. | do
not think the Vege-
table Compound can
hA haafan for mn
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ARMIES
SWEEPING AHEAD

else. the German concentrated most
OF their reserves there, General Gou-
raud not only succeeded in holding
them there, in itself a valuable Serv-
ice, Notwithstanding the difficult
country, but is continuing to make
wonderful progress, thus enhancing
the victory Tor the west.
Yesterday, General Gouraud'S
forces advanced still farther toward
the imoptant junction OF NouzierS,
while the Americans pushed for
ward and Joined the French south
OF Grand Pre- thus completing the
conquest OF the Argonne forest
The result OF Marshal Foch'S
skilliul strategy is that the region OF
OF Laon and ST, Quentin masSif has
become so dangerous that the evac-
uation of this vast and important
pocket in the near future seems i'm
DeratiNp
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PAINS IN BACK
and SIDE
Yield to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Kansas City, Kansas. suffered
from pains in my back and side caused
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Pershing Reports Advance

Washington, Oct l0-Penetra-
tion OF the German main line oi re-
siStarce west OF the Meuse by the
Americans against fresh enemy di-
visions was reported in General
Pershing's communique for We'd
nesday.
East OF the MeuSe further gains
were made during the day in spite
OF violent counter attacks, while in
the Argonne forest, the American
forces captured important heights
south OF Marcq and Joined hands
with the French at l.ancon.
More than 1000 additional pris-
onerS are reported.
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Atlanta, Ga. is widening its Gel
ebrated Peach street.
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With the American Forces North
west Of Ncrdun, oct 10 (noon)--
(By The Associated Pres))-Gener-
al Pershing's infantry today again
went into action on the left wing OF
the Argonne forest front after
violent artillery bombardment last
ing all night
The Germans are throwing in re
serves on their left flank which has
been exposed in the Argonne pock-
ct. The enemy also is endeavoring
to withdraw his troops at other
points so as to restore the line.
The American artillery on the
right wing was active all night. The
bombardment met with little reac-
tion on the part of the Germans. In
the center the Germans are holding
all the advanced positions which
they gained yesterday and are meet
ing with little enemy activity except
for barrage.
Early this morning the Germans
laid down haraSsing fire in the
area to the rear OF the American
positions. During the night patrols
operated preparatory to further in
fantry action today and this morn
ing the entire front continued TO be
fairly active.
| h.1..,. ~, =. ,,.;Ia,;,,r &c col
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Sheriff Buck Garrett returned last
night from Texas.
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Communications urging the ohIy
terms to be given Germany should
be unconditional surrender were
placed in the record by Senators
ZONES Of New Mexico and Harding
OF Ohio. republicans.
Replying to Senator Pittman. Sen
ator Lodge said his regret over the
presidents note was due to the tact
that the president had not gone
further. Senator Lodge read from
the presidents speech delivered Sep
tember q. in which the president
said there can be no peace by COM
promis and that Germanys rulers
have shown they are without honor.
On that statement Senator Lodge
4. ~I..x xs