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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
IMPORTANT CONTEST
TODAY IN |LL|N|OS.
MAYOR HALE THOMPSON is
ONE OF MANY CANDID
ATES FOR OFFICE.

Chicago, Sept. ll.-Loyalty and
a fight Tor control Of the party ma
chinery are the issues in practically
every contest between candidates
and factions to he decided at the
Illinois state primary election being
held today at which political parties
will nominate candidates for Unit
ed States senator, state treasurer,
state superintendent Of public in
structions, congressman, members
OF the general assembly, and various
county offices.
The principal contest is betmeen
Congressman Mccormick, Congress
man George T.. fosS and Mayor
William Hale Thompson OF Chicago
lor the republican nomination for
United States senator with the 10y
atty issue sharply defined. McCor.
mick and Foss made their campaign
on their patriotic records while
Mayor Thompson was accused OF
numerous anti-war activity by his
political opponents.
In his campaign speeches, Mayor
Thompson used as a slogan the
phrase, America first and strong
ly proclaimed his loyalty.
Thompson's hope OF victory is said
to be based on the belief that the
opposition vote may be hopelessly
divided between Mccormick and
Foss. Senator James Hamilton
Lewis, democrat, will be re-nomi-
mated practically without opposi-
ton.
Loyalty is the issue in the Ninth
district where Fletcher
DobynS is opposing the re-nomina-
ton of Congressman Fred Britten,
whose war record is criticised by po-
litical enemies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
WAR SUMMARY
(Ry the Associated Prcss)


All approaches to the German
stron2holds at La Fcrc and st.
Quentin arc held By the French and
British, but the encircling movement
that now mcnaces the enemy posi-
tion at Laon is progressing iayorab-
Is. The French are advancing on
La i'erc from two sides, the move
mcut from Servais, northwest Of the
town, carving them around the
northern edge OF the famous St. Go
balm massif. where the Germans are
SO favorahy cntrcnchcd that a front
al attack bv the French is hardly to
be expected,
In their advance on ST. Quentin
the French have taken IIinacourt
and are nearing Essigny lc Grand.
ON the French left the British and
French armies might be said to be
within striking distance Of the old
llindcnburg line from north OF st.
Quentin to Ia Fcre, but an attack
in force over this front is not to be
expected at this time. In this sec
ton as in the St. Gobaiu forest and
the Chcmiu dcs Danes positions,
the Germans are now taking advant-
age of the intricate system OF de
lenses in front Of the old linden
burg line which enable them to re-
Si,t the allied advance with greater
power and less man force.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
Great Radio Station COMPLETED.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE new
naval radio station at Annapolis,
Ind, the most powerful in America,
is now in operation. The navy de-
partment announced that the first
messages sent were from Secretary
Daniel to the First Lord of the Brit
iSh Admiralty, the French minister
OF marine, and the Italian minister
OF marine. The station which has
an operating radius of four thousand
miles was completed in ten months
and cost 81 100000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
The Amateur.

Detroit Free Press; and that's
what | say hang all the garage
mechanics. They ruin your car !
do my own work.
SAFER too, Bill. | see You've
been oyerhauling your engine
yep. There YOU are, too. IN
garage the mechanic would swlpe
half your bolts and UNITS and lock
washers. but here Zee fixed my own
engine and I've got dozen pieces
left over when need 'em! =
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
IPauIS Valley
PINK WADE
Agent and Correspondent; Oh
flee at Chamber of Commerce.

Dairy Specialist Radway OF the
A & NJ College is in the county this
week with County Agent T. ID. Fclts
awakening interest in dairyiug. The
dairy industry is growing rapidly in
Garyin county and Mr.. Radway was
delighted with the dairy herds he
inspected. A campaign tor iced to
increase this industry will be the
slogan for next year.
d. W. Sheriff. and family have re-
turned after several weeks stay
in Denver and other points in in
terest in Colorado.
Thomas +. Hodge. secretary OF
the Chamber OF Commerce and Com
munity League visited Oklahoma
CITY Tuesday i'm answer to a call
from c. T.. Couuallv. federal director
OF employment service.
Leo Rodkc. cashier Of the Bank OF
Paoli. was in Pauls Valley TUESDAY
on business.
T.B. Ilamman. president of a box
factory at Paris. Texas, was here
Tuesday confcrring with Secretary
Hodge relative to the establishment
of plant in this city.
Architect Iewctt OF Durant was
here Tuesday.
". !. Kimberlin OF Whitehead was
in Pauls Valley Tuesday.
c. II. Thomson was business
visitor in Oklahoma CITY TUESDAY.
Byron Lee spent Tuesday in Ok .
lahoma CITY on business.
Lewis Travhern went to Okla
homa CITY Tuesday.
Only one pastor remains in the
churches of Pauls Valley. all pu,
pits being vacant except that of ,lc
Methodist church. which is under
The pastorate OF Rev. c. +. Mitchell.
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Wymm@Wo@d
Bill Guthrey.
Agent and Correspondent.

Mrs. Joseph Keller is visiting hel
mother at MaySville.
Mrs. c. NJ. Doss and children OF
Gainesville, Texas, are visiting Mrs
poss and Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Guy Mitchell came Monday
from Durant, where she has been
visiting her mother.
Doctor and Mrs. Walker are moy-
ing to their country home.
Jep Knight OF Camp Travis, San
Antonio, Texas, was here Tuesday
visiting home folks,
Mrs, Laudruth LETT for Oklahoma
City Sunday where she expects to
enter school.
The Rev. MIR. Peterson preached at
Elmorc Sunday and the Rev. Mr..
Henry Of Flmore filled Mr.. Peter
sons pulpit here.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Smith left Tuesday
night for Marietta and other points
where she expects to visit several
weeks before joining her husband
in Norfolk, Va.
Mr., and Mrs. Bcrl Derrick have
moved from the Cock residence in
the south part OF town.
Andrew Hoover left Monday
night for Norfolk, Va, where he will
be employed in the shipyards.
Robert Burns, who has been en-
ulovcd 1t fine Ihoma, Cash Grocery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.

1t is not 4 myth but a reality and
women may find it in perfect func-
.ional health. Women who want to
grow old gracefully should guard
against all organic weakness and de
rangements and at the first symp-
tom of such conditions resort to
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, natures own root and herb
remedy. to restore health. For three
generations women of America have
depended upon this successful RENE
dy and have found no other medicine
to equal it.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12

with war relies will travel through
the country during the loan cam
paign betweenty September 28 and
October 10, stopping a few hours in
small towns and u day or two in big
cities. American and allied soldiers
will accompany the exhibits and de-
liver lectures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12

the reservation which, when the
houses were first erected there, was
outside the city limits, but, as has
frequently been alleged, was later
taken into the corporation as a
source OF revenue to the city, and
that it might be placed under po-
lice control. The woman who owned
the house was ordered to leave the
city when the "clean'up' came and
she is said to have gone to st. Louis
to take treatment, it being alleged
that she was addicted to the drug
habit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
MI A RTE TIA
MRS. NATIVE N. ROSE,
Agent and Correspondent
Ben I telephone Office
Full Carrier Service.

II. X. Shine OF Gainesville, Texas
manager of the Retail Merchants
/ Association, was in Marietta Tues
day to attend a meeting held ior the
purpose OF electing officers.
Miss Pearl Guthrie OF Oklahoma
City was the guest of Mrs. ]. W. Ott-
ley, Tuesday.
The Masonic Lodge held special
meeting Tuesday nigth for the pur'
pose OF initiating a class. The degree
team from Ardmore put on the
work.
]. L. Tanner, f. NJ. Smith, !. A..
White and W. l.. Smart of Thacker-
vile were in Marietta Tuesday night
to attend the meeting OF the Mason
ic lodge.
Calvin Stuart OF Enville was in
Marietta Tuesday.
Vernon Liddell OF Bomar was in
Marietta Tuesday.
Leslie barrett Of Iimtown was
here Tuesday on business.
George Smart was in Ardmore
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Stanford and son, Fred,
OF Electra, Texas, returned home
Tuesday after a visit at the home OF
+. \. Murphy and family.
DR.. W. \. Grey OF Thackerville |
has moved his family to Marietta
in order that his children could take
advantage OF the Marietta schools.
Mrs. W. w. Smith has returned .
from Gainesville, Texas, where she
visited at the home OF Mrs. Perry
Brown.
Mrs. Matte House left Tuesday
for Woodiord where She will visit
her father T. c. Jolly. She will
also visit at Milo before returning.
Mrs. !. y. Myers returned Tues
lay after a two weeks visit to her
laughter, Mrs Cody, at Lawton.
Rev X. NJ. Womack returned on
Tuesday from Oyerbroow, where he
vent to fill an appointment.
c. r. Morris was in Ardmore
tuesday. ,
Mrs. Pearl Guthrie Of Oklahoma !
'iW. organizer for the y. w. c. A. +
vas in Marietta Tuesday and organ
>ed a Y. W. c. A. with l.. A. Kirk ,
atrick publicity secretary, and Mrs. I
. W. Ottley, Love County director ,
, campaign will start at once to 4,
.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
BANDITS ROB BANK.

Muskogee, Okla, Sept. ll.-Four
bandits held up Cashier Bruce Far
mer in the Gore State bank at Gore,
Okla, yesterday afternoon and after
securing $500, escaped on horse
back to the mountains in the north
end Of Sequoyah county. Officers
from three counties are pursuing
them in automobiles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
Not Stylish.

Baltimore American; Ncll-lSnt
il a shame about our summer turS
Believes, indeed; it doesn't look
stylish any more, for it has been cool
enough to wear them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
War Relics For Liberty Loan.

Washington, Sept. Ito adver-
tise the war equally with the Liberty
loan, twenty-four special trains filled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
SEVERAL INTERESTING LET
TIERS RECEIEVD FROM
MEN OVERSEAS

CllNlCn was tNluIllllN llc blN dIlup-
ed to in a letter from Sergt. Ford
/ Whtehurst, also OF f. Company
1llth Engineers to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. {. A, Whitehurst, in which
he said: The ancestor to all the
churches built in the world is locat-
ed at this place! It was built about
200 years before Columbus discov-
cred America The inside Of it is
beautiful Sergeant WhitchurSt,
like most OF the writer's, says that
every inch OF the country is culti'
waited. and that the wheat grown
there bears about twice as large
grains as that grown in America.
The boys had just received their
first home letters and were happy as
could be.
In a letter from W. T. Gait, f.
Company lltlh Engineers, to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. f.. Gait. he
refers to having met NJ. II. Taylor
formerly teacher OF mathematics in
Ardmorc high school, who is now in
the navy. Mr.. Taylor is on the l.
{. s. Garcia and was on board the
U. s. s. Coyington when she was
July |.
Received BY Pershing.
Corp. Walter +. Baker Of the
same company and regiment in a
letter to Miss Gladys Whitehead,
mentions having seen quite a num-
Der of German prisoners. lie writes
And they don't look bad to me-!
4 * You should see MS washing the
French way. There is slantng
plank over the stream, so down on
your knees and scrub. Recently the
36th division was reviewed by Gen
,ral Pcrshing and from the boys
etters they say he told them HELL
Heaven or Toboken by Christ
mas ="
Other letters from the Engineers
we're received by Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
-athev from their son, Corp. a. f.
rathey; by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Lut-
rell. sos 4 street northwest, from
heir son, cergt. James c. Luttrell; ;
y Mr. ana MIS- W ~ Ii!'lIIno''''
rom their son, Sergt' ouS Ham
nond. in which he mentions having
earned where ms bro'''er 0erE''
Iarle Hammond. Headquarters De
lchment, lO9th FlcId NT'iIIerY -
tationed. Sergt. lIarie Hammond
taxing MS IIl'di framing ~ 50 ~
he front. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. /. Holland 2Zz
bird avenue, southeast received a a I
tier from their son, Cecil Holland
ho is in the navy. ne letter WT,t
IN at lIoboken N. " follows; w G Il
ave just returned from our second n
'ip, which was better than the IrNt ~
'e had good sailing except one DAY =
hen the waves were rolling twenty ~
We feet high, making It unsafe to e
= on deck. d
Rescued Norwegian Sailors
"The first thing OF interest oc- y
lrred when we were about l,OoO o
lies at sea. We picked up thirteen !
orwegian sailors who were in II
'eboat This was our rougheSt a
" and their boat was capsized ,'
,ht it and get in again. They had st
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12

Ardmoreite Want Ads get results
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-10-24
slJ6bieIpen &c 8sIaien. ga

J6biGIptn tiI 8tIgiea. @aIb-
iington Sen 21be Dftt SIT amerifan-
ife Rsoe aors Dil Deo uoganeeu oi
Aaret bane br1ist So .379, 500 til
RsolipIp Belsien bIeb Der be-
fienotgiort iong.
50 Marfetenferier faffe6e goIoo-
sterne Jorfriffninecr, 8 Soipitaler.
Rleiebiem for 1 8, 600 Bsr1 % {.
Sienl for por1fSre beIgiife soIoafer
e nogle at se ging, Ser bar meofsrt
lloIRgget nf oenne slint. Monae III
SofpitaIerne & blepet eier,opbna
fro Gi6 tiI dnbea efter al Dere goe.
lagt of tDffe Bomber.
9eilIisner afrtitert I'm spion.
gorllono Ore, 2ioe OH 9enrp
AIbers millionar % Gbef for aI<
bers gros DailIins Co. bIep arre-
iteret FER iisos efter DrSre fra glesie.
ringen % dlliIaget for pbertrnoeIie
.0f SpioneriloUea.
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tion, fom er opltaaet heb oet iioite
snar ira 9Dfla1o. 9siioelt alene fan
piie, bpor DiotrRffel1oe. 8piflnnos
ftrenge ssnitrurer til llbaaoene og
Gropper11e n11gaaenbe nt afboIoe fig
fra aIfaes grllionIbeo ct. og oer ifn11
ben neieite Sagttngelfe til for at op-
oase, ON ben npe tDffe 8eeiering boil
Ser MnaI n1e6 Brafioerfens uotalei-
fer / Mount gernon. 9erionl spa-
ret beftoar fin BreDe, bill Jreos-
H1aneprer1e gna fra oiplomatiT til
miIitRr qpntrol, % Geltmnricbal
1ocb bill toge Noret fra 8rnlioenten.
Yrniioent BiIfons Hrogra1n bar pR,
ret at fatte e,, beiten,t Afgisrelfe an
gaaenbe IDfflonbs AntageHe at be
n,nerifanlte 8etingeIfer fremfat !
bans forffieHige Gnler % oerpna al
operlaoe bet belle tH Goeb
Det nntages, at fnafnnrt 8rRiioens
ten bar fat I'D grnnbig i,,6 / ben Of
(sortiattes paa 2ben Sioe)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-10-24

Battling Neiion faar 8irfp. Gra
gbicaeo n1eooeles: glitternes Bro.
tberbooo giepublic@ bar erii10ret Sat.
fling MeIion meo en- gobe pnn $203.
8n be fif Dioe, at ben forbenDrrenoe
.Qigbtneigbt Champion Iad fua paa
et &oipital % trnnste Yengebialp,
beiIutteoe Direftionen for .Meplbli-
fen at gibe Nelfon ale De Yense, be
baboe ansfen Gor rogle anr iiben
Tom gselfon gutterne tilbirlp beb at
nrrangere en Bore -5oreitilling, bpor-
of ll0bpftet blen fun fort. at man
beraf fullbe betnle TO Mnane6ers
Qen pa1 Guttcrnes alubbus
2oais Gbriisianiea b1mt fsr cp.
ri. Milos gitp. Molt., ben fs0e
on. en- Gaaite. aouis gbriftionieu.
bIcp ignar fllnoet ifbIois Gprsr os
bons gtraf al ssnrpe,l fnt fra to til5
fem Mars 6rnsfel. San iises at ba.
be uotaH iig neoirttenoe ON llbifriD.
1,inge,l % aribeoslonneile. gette er
ben Ienlfe 1omfnloelie for Opr6r |
1beane Netstern1in % ! bbert enfelt
1ilfaloe bIep peofomnenOe funoet
ifploig.
1rnfaet. @nihington ben 17oc.
On Glnn0e0eport ortenle,,tt befien0t-
eiorbe i00g. At MaIpb 8 gbriitenion.
slio. Bis Of GIanoereier tieiteii<
gibren0e paa q. @ 9. -snntins.
ION orl,fneOe ben 12te OF.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-10-24

Zen fpanift Saflnensa. Gllieago
Ben f9oe Of aiot Neognag / atnfnI-
Iet Of 1ilfnloer at iponif SnfIuelsa
bIeb nreIOt ber i0dg. Mntnllet oI
me 9iIfaIoer iiblie NsGn bar 523
al allngebetriloeIfe og ,613 nT ss1r,
Huen5n. Ger bar 2O5 46osfdI0 al
uflnrsso 81 40 At enngetetens
belle Sub tieneiier Dil bIiDe iiIIo0t
iuaorger @pens gunob sfoIhais.
|irr. 81. 4rnfe n1eHte, at Gpi0 i0sulieil
Diloe Drre llnoer aontroI ON et par
user.
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gramaal1t,1gtntt.
9niet hebtascr en- gebilsnins paa
Y. oper 5000 Millioner, Stprite.
parten til Mrmeen.
1e 1yorenebt Gtaters Orr fo1nutfr
iftlge ben bebtagne Bill til at Be. {
itaa al 4,85O,O0O Maab.

= : = = >
iet bar inften enften1mig beotaget ben
ftore militare ll11oerlfuos-B -Beoilg.
nings1ob paa oper ier amerifanlfe
Billioner Collars og fel1M ben til
Senatet praftilf talt {an1nne 5orn,
bpori ben fonr fra Debilgningsfoni-
teen. 8illeu giper Qrmeen $6,152,-
062, ,704, Glaaben $1O7, III, ,450.
0esuben bepilges 20 Miuioner Dol-
lars til Rrigsforlifrings sbureauet for
at betnle Bepilgninger til 5olbaters
% Matrofers 1nnlilier.
Rroerammet for Armeen nnber
ben peotagne Bill er en- Ger paa np-
ten fem MiIlioner 1850, ,OO0)
Mano, so DiDiiioner ] Grnnfrige u
18 n110er gpelie Der bienrrle il,oen
ben 1fte sS5,1Ii nnite Ma
yn0eH aie q fpretDg r,1beIig II
;ftemnine oberB Hen biep nogR ofo oe
sIobginenbe Baragrafer. itrgglse u,loer
oensinopelrbinger. De inobefatte-
De EN- Baragraf ON en- Rrigs ,Snl.
.bage.R .Romnisiipn, Der ffnl6e neoiRi-
tes af 8raiioentett og inoitiIle til
&ongresfen, bpao oer at Hegieringea
Ifuloe gigres u1eo Gienoon1 erbperpet
u,1ber Rrieen. Oct bleb it,6benot.
at en- iaaban Rommislion bellt bnrae
neoiettes al &ongresien.
@aiDington ben 19be Dftober.
Suiet bar i gftermiooag enltemm;g
beiuttet en- S11bitilling df Msoer,le
(Neeeis), Der ffal begpnoe paa Wo1-
bag og bare minoit cit Maaneo. Sc
natet pentes % at peotage ben ,,De
Sfattelop paa 5000 MilIioner Sol.
lars.
Wa1Dtngtort Den 2loe Gttober.
5fibsfartsfomn1isiioren (.5bipping
8oarb") a11mobeoe ioag 4ongresiell
ON en- pberligere BeDilgning al 12O
Millioner Collars til 8pgni,tg af
5ftbe. &ommislione11 anmober on
nf fnn 1enne Sum in1bpfntfpt ! I'm
6erlfubs ,9ebilgni1gs slopen.
sSe,,atet beotog ioag 4onferens.
ropporten til en- Bill, Der autorife
rer Sprettelie al en- 9fficersreierpe
/ bet offentlige beosbpien. Bill
len gaar ,u1 til HrRIioenten.
Senntor 8oinberter at @aibina.
ton, Mepublifnner, inobragte ioag
6orilng til en- Sell esrefolution gaa-
enbe us pda at forbpoe poerligere
Gorbanbling af be Goreneoe Sta
ter n1eb 9pina11o ON aiIftnaeIfe al
guabenitiIf iIffano eller Greb, fsreno oe,,
.tDife MiIitpritprfe bar oberginet fiB
ubetinget. Sorilaget bIeb benpift til
lloenrigs sfomitee1.
Refolntionei, foreifriDer Dioeru
Jorfplgelie nf 8rigerl n,eo ben Dber-
ite Rrait % BeiptteIie % aontrol
heb be aIliereoe at fao0ant tpff 9m-
raaoe. iom tan Dpnanes beo Dor gai-
litprmagt, in0til 5reoslluo erbans-
Iingcr er tilenoebragt
NeIolutionen niloe erfIRre BET for
lllopIigt for 1osen gnbeo eosman0 el-
Ter 5unftioanr unber BEN amerifnll-
tie Megiering paa lloeen Nlaaoe Il
{bare pan llosell Note Mr6Oelelie
ener Goreftill Hing fra ben tpIfe Hegic-
ring elIer BET tplfe 5olf eller fro no.
gen Gnabeosma.lo reprpje,terenoc
.eller angipeIig pienterenDe bern
i @psrgsnoaIet ON Greb eHer 8nl.
5benftilffan6 Fsreno ben tpIfe Bar
benmagt bar pbergipet iiig,
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lrjles q 9eiIlisa rittsr falSne
| frisrn 2olloon 81. 17oe OH 0p
III III Il naiiril 1 900 900 brittle
2iD bIeDen ofret / ari9en ii1lae gi.
terreiuino III Aelitcrs 4resieb,lredi,.
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grIllPlHlas1llPf.
Gier6e Jribebslaan a6iiilifse Rilli-
pncr Obertrsuet. 81. ~, ,OO0, 900
Herisner tesntbe fis.
EmfriHs 20 4roteut 1ere enS 6et
treble Gaan. Get fen,te aaaa
pmfring ben lite Narts.

Maibmgtor ben 2Ioe OF. aHt-
firing q, ,OOO. 900 Berioner. cIler
90 Broeent al ssotione,rs 9efoIfning,
tegneoe iis for BET fieroe Gribeas.
Ioa,t ifSIge De oifieieIIe Gpgoncr
si6dg. Dette er en- ggning az ON
trent 60 aroeent ben inbipibneIle
1esning iioen Set treble 2aa,1 oa
18, SOC, 600 Berfoner fisbte DbIisa,
TONER.
Get fier6e aaan bar bnnoe Hro.
center og geIeb onerIteget Set ftsrIte
2onn, 5torbritnnnien bar tiIpeic.
.braat. Ed brittle geirslaan 1877
bapoe 8, 9,OO0, 900 gnbifribenter til Il
aoan pad 5000 100000. gn i,,-
steresiaHt sammenligniag 1neb Sc
tioligere anan faaes BET offieieIle
Dperilag ober in0ipioueIle gubffrip-
tioner til bet fier6e 2aa,i. sfislt
llofripninger1 fog Snnbrebtniinocr
3df eDentueIle 5i,bifribenter iii Viii
trrtieneften, bar bpert 2oan piit e,
sstigning i AntaIlet Of inoipiouelle
5subifribenter.
snoinioiielie galg BET feritc
Qnn11 nnr 4 800 Geo + set nf,Dpf
e. 5000 og / BET treble Is, 800
900.
Maibinaton, 21oe OF. fsinans.
,finiiter Meaooo. bar teIegraferct til
.aile G6oernIreierpebanfer o. beot
Dem ON fnareit lnl,Iigt at ienoe. ban,
.et 0pering ,neo Senipn til slntoIIet
|af Berioner, Der tegneoe iig for 2aa.
net. FAINT on1trent bbor flor ben Jam.
lebe gegning e. bnert Diftrift. Get
|dntoges ibag, at on1frina i8, ,000, 600
Iainerifanere bnboe anbrngt Nenge !
bet it6riie al arigens 2ao,s 90 at
.Geg1ingen iiogioroe abifilIige Mil-
Iioner opcr 6, 600, 900. uofiieiellc
|s,psrilos ai uuiteO 9rsis peb Ram
|l1anes iille eroa1
Epal dt otte JsOernIbonl lOiItrifter
Ibapoe oDeritreoet IN abotd Oe lire
Ia,1nre bar iifre paa at aisre oet.
Get in6rsmnIes, at anntpagner,
fertes unoer Be panifeligite JorboI6.
Get a1tages, at Oct fen1te arigs.
loan bill fomnne omfring ben lite
DARTS 1919. 4f Set fier6e 2aan er
|allereoe brugt oper $5, 0o0, ,000, 600.
Chicago ben 21oe OF. gbieago
opertegnebe fiji 2pota at 5ribeoslaa.
net meb ober $50, ,OOO, 900. opIpies
Bet iong. uoenom Chicago % goof
gou11tp bleb 2aanet obertegnet nleo
$26. .OO0, 600. spbel,oe Gsbernl-
banfoiitrift tegneoe ialt $926, 600,
600, mebens bets apota bar $870,.
000, 600
ssem gorf ben 21oe Git Bali.
faoes, MoefIano gonntp, Nep Dors,
Ell 2anbsbp nleo en- gefolfning afla.
800 paaItaar iig at bore gso. fsi DC
Jorereoe gtoter meo SenfDu til bri-
bebsIda1iubif bifriptioner. Get iif en-
apotn nf $10,650 % tegneoe oper
I$239, 900.