davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-05
ZNACZKI WO-.
JENNo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

Ca1y kraj rozbrzemiewa tenn
Iwezwaiiem - napominaja do pei
nienias tel powinnosci obywatels--
kiej wszystkie pisma - wszyst--
ikich narodowosci; i my przeto ME
mozemy pozostac W lyle = zadna
miara. My to macy bynaj--
mniej - ME tylko Polacy ale i
Gala ludnosc naszego stanu i mia
sta. "
Polacy - powinni JAG sic jak
najsolidarniej tego 'kupowania
znaczk6w oszczednosciowych' wo-
ijennych, 1atwiejsze to niz bondy,
bez wysifku nabywac MONA choc
! co dnia znaczek ma1y! Oszczedzi
go 1atwo ojciec rodziny ma bla-
szankach piwa, matka - na do
mowych wydatkach, a d%ziecie -
IA shodyczach! Jeno chciejcie,
jeno spr6bujcie! Ola informacyi
podajemy, il znaczki wszedzie ma
kazdym kroku dosfownie otrzy--
mac mozna: maja je ia sprzedaz
bank, sk4ady, sklepy; przer6zne
|interesy i przedsiebiorstwa, a ma
wet kazdy listonosz je sprzedaje,
ME liczac tego, IL oczywiscie maja
lie ia sprzedaz urzedy pocztowe i
inne rzadowe instytucye: tedy
niema wykretu niepodobna chy-
bic, i ME podobna ME wiedziec,co
So i gdzie So znaczki w%ojenne osz-
czednosciowe. Me. zostanciez Pola
cy W lyle - tym razem!
Kupowanie tyeh znaczk6w ME
jest zadna zebranina - ME jest
fdatkiem, czy ofiara ola rzadu -
ME! to ~przedewszystkiem wlasna
|kupujacego doskonala-choc ma
ia, inwestya, gdyz jest to rzeczy-
wiscie pozyczka dana rzadowi =
Ioparta ma najlepszych rzadowych
zabezpieczeniach, "a kt6ra Rad
wyplaci doskonale procenty: mp.
n czerwcu 5 dolarowy znaczek ko
1sztuje tylko $4.17 lecz W r. 1923
Ina ten BOWEN czas jest rozliczo--
Ina kalkulacya owej pozyczki =
"a owych $4.17 dostanie sic ca
|1ych $500 to istotnie mteres lep-
szy, nizby gdziekolwiek indziej
mozna by1o zrobic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-05
s(Ciag dalszy.)

-.,
Narazin skinaf glowa, a pisarl
mowii dalej.
- Gdybysmy tylko mieli te pis
ma Tub przynajmniej szkatu1ke:
mog]ibysmy dowiesc, re hrabiaKa
minski ia ukradl. ~
Narazin zaprzeczyl zywo.
- Do niczego! - rzek},- pis.
ma te ME powinny nigdy wpasc
w rece sadu.... a szkatu}ka... %.
szkatufka jest skradziona.
i pan Narazin ME domysla
sic, kto ia mogf ukrasc?
- TAX, - odparf Narazin, my
Slac O Pedrze - wien lecz......
- Rozumiem, - odpar1 city,
try pisarz, - zlodzieja trzeba osz
czedzac z powodu papier6w. No,
niechze sobie zatem schowa papie
~, ale szkatluke winien nam od-
dac "a wynagrodzeniem. Bedzie-
my mogli znalesc ia w Swobo-
die w mieszkaniu hrabiego Ha !
ha tego cos zrobic bedzie MOI
Ia, - pochylil sic do ucha Nara
zina, - MECH mi pan Narazin do
starczv pisma hrabiego i MECH 20
hacze naprz6d jeszcze tysiac rubli
Ia stole....
Remove przerwafy g}osne o.
krzyEi wznoszone prey stole,przy
kt6rvm siedzial Walenty. Wzno-
szono tam czyjes zdrowie.
49, Zdrowic tWoje, bracie!- wo
1al Walenty do jakiegos czlowie~
ka, kt6ry jak wskazywala jego. o.
dziez i obejscie sic, zdawaf sic
bye nowicyuszem w towarzystwie
Byl on ubrany w liberye hrabio
wskiego domu, a pc blizszem PREY
n~atrzeniu sic, MONA by1o w MIN
poznac %sluzacego, kt6ry wpusz--
czaE hrabiego Rozinskiego do do
mu Szmula i w skutek Zdrady kt0
rcyo nastapila Smierc jego pana.
WStal ON teraz i dziekowaf Wa
lcntemu "a toast.
- Sadzi}em, les juz dawno pre-
ra1l kumie. - rzekl, - i ciesze
sic bardzo, re Gle znajduje. Two
ic zdrowie.
- Wychylif kieliszek.
- Dobrze mi sic poWodzi, 49,
odpowiadal Walenty, - jestem
wolnym cz}owiekiem. Ale ty? COZ
II djab1a, czy wiecznie bedziesz 10
kajem?.... Dlaczego sic ME wez-
miesz do czego innego?....
SZuzacy hrabiny Rozinskiej
wzr71szy} ramionami.
- Me ma sposobnoSci znalesc
cos lepszego, rzek1.
w takim domu jak II hrabi-
ny ME masz sposobnosci! Smiesz-
n,ym jestes, moi kochany, - "a
wolal Walenty, - ia bym by1 da-
VINO zrobif ma1a rewizye miedzy
srebrami. Widocznie s}uzba odbie
"a ludziom rozum Ha! gdybym
byl ma twojem m%iejscu.... Do
szatana! .mia}bym juz piekna l.
lose sztuk zfota i by{bym jak to
powiadaja, spokojny ma starosc.
Wybacz mi, hfacie, ale ME masz
rozumu! !
- Me ublizaj mi, - rzeA pra-
vie juz pijany sluzacy, oszcze
dzi}em sobic dose DUO.
- TAX ale W jaki spes6b do to-
90 przyszed1eS? - spytal Walen-
ty, cd tego wszystkiego zalezy.
Kto sobie cd geby odejmuje, ten
jest g1upcem, ten tylko ma ro-=
zum, kto I'VE umie!
49, ia umiem Eye, krzyknal slu-
lacy, 49, Mkt mi ME. powie, zem
sknera i g}upiec.
Dowiedz mi tego, - rzekf
Walenty smiejac sic.
- Vice s}uchaj! - popla} stu
ga, - "a zycia hrabiego Rozins--
kiego hrabina u1ozy1a sobie raz
aManturke milosna. w naszym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-05
Joanna Me mOZesZ sic spOdZie-

Joanna: Me mozesz sic spodzie-
wac azeby mezczyzna m6g} ko--
|chac dziewczyne z czerwonym no.
sem, o bezbarwnych ustach, zam-
dlonych oczach. Vice bierz Holli
sierra Rocky Mountain herbate
natychmiast. Me odk}adaj - to
niebezpieczne. w apiece Brown'a
35c Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-05
ponqry @onq " WarSzawl1ii1ez
-CZYLl-
HRABIA B0CUMlL KAMINSKI

ipalacu to ME uchodzilo, dlate
go najelo sic dom, do sktorego hr'
bina sic udala, azeby ee.2ae NJ
kawalera. Mnie postaWiono II;
czatach PREY drzwiach i rozka-
zem, zebym ME. wpuszc2a1 nikog'
|pr6cz tego pana. Tymczasem przy
szedl zyd Szmul i da} mi piecdzie
siat rubli, zebym opr6cz tego pa
ma wpuSci1 takze hrabiego Rozin
jskiego. Zgodzi}em sic ma to-.
- ia bylbym zada4 wiecej -
zawo}a1 Walenty, - by}a to ne
DINA zaplata. Ia zdrade lepiej pfs
cic trzeba.
- Pozw6lze mi opowiedziec dc
konca, - m6wif s1uzacy, - hra'
bia przyszedf; pok16cili sic z so.
ba. Mnie i drugiego jeszcze s}uza'
cego przywolano do pokoju. Hra.
bia Rozinski lezal umierajacy na
pod1odzee, hrabina by1a omdlona
kawaler sta} PREY moim panu
re skrwawiona szpada W reku, a
MOI pan rzek} do mas: "Widzicie
megO mOrderce.'
! Narazin drgnal i chcia} sic ger.
wac, ale pisarz go wstrzyma}, me-
Wiac:
- Bee poSpiechu, panic Narazi.
nie, dosluchajmy do konca.
- "Widzicie mego morderce!
powiedzia} nasz pan, a 6w kawa.
Ter, kt6ry sic nazywa hrabia Ka.
minski. i teraz siedzi w kozie, wy.
bieg1. Rzadzca Michal i hrabina
powiedzieli nam, re hrabia m0wi]
n%ieprawde, gdyz Kaminski zabil
60 w pojedynku, ale kazali nam
milczec i wynagrodzi1 mas "a to.
TO naprowadzi1o mnie IA mysl..
- Hin! wspania}y swiadek! -
szepna} Disarz, - niezwalczony
Swiadek, a navel dw6ch swiad-
k6w, jezeli ME pozalujemy pie
niedzy.... A wezmie je z pewno
Scia.... czemuzby nie?.. Nasze
ruble rownie SO dobre, jak pienia-
DE hrabiny Rozinskiej.
- Znalazfem kogom szukaf! -
zawolal Narazin, teraz Kaminski
prepaid bez ratunku!
- Wierze temu, - odparf pi--
sarz, - ale ostr6znie, tylko o.
str6znie! Ten hultaj, przez kt6re-
go vodka gada W tel chwili, ME
powinien mnie tutaj widziec, ami
pana.... jake to zrobimy?
Dwaj niegodziwcy zaczeli roz-
mawiac pocichu, ogladajac sic co
chwila ma sfuzcaego hrabiny Ro-
zinskiej, kt6ry perorowaf dalej.
- Zdaje mi sic - m6wil, lie
w domu hrabiny dzieje sic ESQ ta-
jemniczego. Spoglada} ia Ka-
minskiego takim zakochanym
wzrokiem, re Boze sic zmi1uj, a
ON zdawa} sic wcale IA to ME u
waZac.
- To pewno tax ola niepozna-
kia wtracil Walenty.
- Me, ME, 49, rzek} z przeko-
naniem s}uga, nam dobre oko, a
MOI kolega takze. Domyslalismy
sic juz dawniej, re hrabia Rozi1.
ski hedzie gryz} ziemie.
Pisarz traci} Narazina.
49, Byf tez n!eZnosny pan, ten
hrabia Rozihski, - m6wil s1uza--
cy .dalej; ~ oh! az mnie dreszcz
|przechodzi, gdy go sobie przypo-
mne. Wsciekal sic o byle co, dla-
tego W grobie, ME ma spokoju!
- Ha! ha! hal rozsmiaf sic
Walenty, - juz i dzieci wstydza
sic wierzyc W duchy, a coz dopie-
70 dorosli ludzie. Wierzaj mi PREY
jacielu, re gdy sic zycie skonczy
to juz pc wszystkiem. Ksiadz zro
bi krzyz i kwita!
- Bluznierca - zawofano do
ko1a sto1u wzywajac s}uzacego:
zeby COS opowiedziaf o duchu hra
Diego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-05

1880 Washington Street. New York, N. !
S1uzacy ME dal sic prosic.
- TAX hrabia Rozinski ME m;
w grobie spokoju, = m6wil, =
wstaje z trumny Q p61nocy i cho
dzi pc korytarzach naszego pa1a'
Gu. Niedawno wytracil jednemu
s1uzacemn lichtarz z reki, a dru
giego odepchnal tax, re go dotad
zebra bola.
= A to szczeg6lny duch! -
rzek1 Walenty, - co myslicie pa.
movie, gdybysmy mu sic blizej
przyjrzeli? Jest mas szesciu, ia
kiej liczby duch sic z p%ewnoscia
zleknie i bedziemy mogli rozpa-.
trzeec sic troche W pa1acu.
- Mech mnie wszyscy djabli
porwa, jesll dzls 90 pafacu pow
r6ce! - zawo}al s1uzacy.
- Mozemy sic obejsc bez Gle
bic, - rzek} Aleksy i zacza1 szep-
tao do swoich towarzysz6w.
Pc uplywie pol godziny Gale
towarzvstwo z wyiatkiem s}uza--
cego wyszfo z szynkowni. S}uza--
cy hrabiny ME zauwazyl nawet
ich wyjscia. Opar1 sic g}owa o
st6f i spa}.
- Moglibysmy teraz tego hull
taja kazac wziasc do wiezienia,
jake ciezkiego przestepce, -
rzek{ pisarz, - z obawy uwiezie-
mia poczyni1by zeznanie :podobne
do tych, kt6re s4yszelismy, ale le-
piej bedzie p6jSc prosta droga,
nieprawdaz, panic Narazinie.
Kar}owaty 1otr usmiechna} sic
szatansko i mrugna} IA gospoda--
RIA "a bufetem.
Byly dozorca wiezienia w Odes
sic odwr6cif sic z pogarda od ko-
szlawca, i jakby ola stlumienia
gniewu, kt6ry MIN miota}, wypi}
wielki kieliszek w0dki.
- Gospodarzu! - zawo}af pi-
sarZ
- Czego?- odpar1 szynkarz O.
pryskliwie zblizajac sic.
- Nam wan sl0wko powie-
dziec, gospodarzu, czy rozumie--
Gle? slowko IA osobnosci, - "a
czal pisarz, - siadajcie PREY mas.
Ha! ha! ha! mozebyscie chcieli o.
debrac wasza c6rke?
- Moja c6rke? - zgrzytna} re
bami szynkarz, co pan mozesz o
niej wiedziec.
- Wiecej niz Wy! Wien gdzie
jest.
- No, tego i ia sic moge domy-
slac, - odparf g%ospodarz, ten
lotr Emil ma ia Il siebie.
- | ME mozecie mu mic zrobic,
DO jest W policyi, smia} sic karze},
- c6zby bylo jednak re, starry,
gdybym wan powiedziaf, jak sic
do niego wziac.
-Gdybys pan m6gf! - zawo-
lal szynkarz, - ia szatana! chcia
fbym.
- No, c6zbyscie chcieli?:,. NOV
Gle Smia]o. Chcielibyscie przyrzec
cos "a to-. a potem mic ME
dac! ha! ha! ha! czy ME zgadlem
Szynkarz mic ME odpowiedzial.
By1a to rzeczywiscie jego mysl.
- No, no, - rzek1 z usmiechem
pisarz, - ME gnieewajcie sic, 60
spodarzu. Gniew pieknosci szko--
eli. Me jestem taxi 1akomy ma "a
plate pieniezna jak myslicie. Po-
wien wan jak sic macie wziac do
policyanta, a wy mi oddacie W "a
milan ma}a przysfuge.
- Now pan! = zawo}af .pa}aja
cy zemsta szynkarz. =
- Slyszeliscie, go ten cziowiek
tn opowiada1? rzekl~ pisa'1rz
wskazujac ma Spiacego lokaja.
Szynkarz skinal g}owa.
- Mozecie to potwierdzic pred
sadem?
Pred sadem? zapyta4 gospo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-05

lem. Widzisz pan prawde m6wia
re pr6zniactwo jest matka wszy-
stkich zbrodni. W16czy1em sic pc
lulicach....
i jakos droga ci tn wypad1a,
A twoi towarzyszee moze teraz o.
kradaja twoich panstwa, - prze1
wal Narazin, - pomacaj sic pc
kieszeniach, czy masz klucz?.....
% Boze klucz! - zawo}a]
l~s!uzacy, - ale Walenty przeciez?
-Walenty jest 1otr pierwsze--
go izedu, - m6wil Narazin, - II
kradli ci klucz, azeby bez przesz-
fkody dostac sic do pa1acu Erabi-
my Rozinskiej. JesteS zgubiony!
- Oh! ratuj mnie pan;-upad}
ma kolana sluga.
Narazin milczaf przez chwile,
rapawajac sic jego strachem, kt6
1y tax by1 odpowiednim jego pla-
nom. Sluzacy drzai ca1y. Wraze-
Lie jake no MIN zrobily s}owa
1>arazina rozpedzilo zupelnie 3D.
urzenie pijackie. Przypomina} So
bic dok}adnie wszystko, co z tego
bedzie i dreszcz go przechodzif
ia mysl, co ztad wyniknie.
- Oh! ratuj mnie pan!- pow
t6rzyl.
- Dobrze, - odpowiedziaf Ma
rain, - ale do pa1acu ME mo-
iesz juz powr6cic. Bedziesz sfu--
zyl Il mnie, a jesli bedziesz wier-
ny, znajdziesz we mnie dohrego
S1uzacy uradowal sic niezmier
ME, uca1owa} kraj szaty Narazi-
LA i wyszedf wraz z MIN z pod
Eotwicy. Narazin niemajac juz
Lie wiecej do czynienia W, Warsza
vie, zabral go do Ronikowa.
Gdy nazajutrz wiecz6r przyby1
dc miasta,. azeby zobaczyc sic z
|Pedrem, dowiedziaf sic, re poprze-
Gniej nocy usi}owano sic zakrasc
Go pa}acu Rozinskich, lecz >czuj--
nose odzwiernego przeszkodzila
kradziezy. Sprawc6w ME wykry-
to. Narazin ich zna1. USmiechnal
sic, gdy przechodzac ko}o pa}acu,
zobaczy} Walentego rozmawiaja--
cego z odzwiernym. Zlodziej by1
elegancko ubrany i wypytywal
sic 0 szczeg6}y kradziezy.
- Zreczny cziowiek, - pomys-
la1 Narazin, - MONA bedzie kie-
dy go uzyc.
Chciaf juz wyminac Walentego,
ely COS innego zwr0ci1o jego uwa-
sc.
z pa}acu wyszedl cz}owiek, Mo-
sacy zawiniatko pod pacha i prze
szed} W poprzek ulicy, rzucajac
gniewnym wzrokiem ma dom, kt6-
ry opuszczal i klnac p6lglosem.
Narazin, kt6rego interesowa1o
wszystko, co zostawalo w jakim-
Ikolwiek zwiazku z osobami wcho-
Idzacemi do naszego opowiadania,
przystapi} do tego czlowieka i
rzek}: " =.
- Mic szczeg6lnie dobrze wi
dac zyczysz panstwu Rozilskim?
- Ia co bym mia1 zyczyc do
Ire? - zawo1a} ten czlowiek, =
siuzy1em i'm try lata wiernie Il
uczciwie, a teraz mnie wypedzaja
ia poczekaniu.
oh! i "a coz to? - zapyta}
Narazin. !.
= az colby? oskarzaja mnie,
re .by1em W porozumieniu re zlo--
l =
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
OWEN TELLS TALE
OF BIG STRUGGLE
SENATOR ONE OF ABLEST
ADVISERS IN GREAT
CRISIS.

In the address to be delivered
here Tuesday night by Senator Rob
ert l.. Owen the people OF Ardmorc
and Carter county will have an op-
portunity to get line OH the war
situation which may be regarded as
being official. Secretary Tumulty
in a recent interview, declared that
in the opinion of President Wilson
the Oklahoma Senator was zone OF
his ablest advisers, his most loyal
supporters and that he had cham
pioned every war movement which
the chief executive had initiated.
Senator Owen is pot interested in
politics, but is 100 fper cent Ameri-
can and great war worker and
that his reasons for being so may
be generally known the Oklahoma
state council OF defense has arrang-
ed with him to speak i'll a number
of the larger cities i'll the state. lie
goes into details such as has not
reached the public through ordi-
nary channels.
Senator Owen, in his policy o.
standing squarely behind the presi-
dent i'll this crisis, fathered the
child labor law, which though de
clared unconstitutional by the su-
preme court, has been again intro
duced in the senate, the rural cred
its or farm loan law and the fedora
bank reserve law. He has spoker
to great crowds since his return tt
the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
Russian Monarchists Busy.

Amsterdam, July 29.-The recent
monarchist congress at Kiev resolv-
ed to form centers througout Rus
sia for the re-establishment OF the
imperial regime on the lines OF that
in power prior to March. 1917, and
TO aim at the reunion of the Ukraine
and Great Russia under Grand
Duke Nicholas Nicholaeyitch, ac-
cording TO brief details received
here. Kiev newspaper report a re-
crudescence of the activities of the
BLACK Hundred" When oonfirma-
ton of the death of the former EN-
peror was received in Kiev, many
Russian officers were seen with
crepe round about their crosses oi
St. George.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
AUSTRIAN CZECH LEAGUE
is AGITATING FOR
IMMEDIATE PEACE

Amsterdam, July "a resolu-
ton declaring in favor of an i'm
mediate peace without annepations
and indemnities was Offered in the
Austrian lower house Saturday by
Deputy Shanek in behalf of the
Czech league. The. resolution de-
clared that continuation OF the
war is useless from the standpoint
of both humanity and political util-
ity. The house. says a Vienna dis
patch to the Vossische Zeitung OF
Berlin. rejected the resolution as
inadmissible for submission to a
vote.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
MARY NIBLACK.

The acreage of cotton in this
community is more than it has ever
been before and it is looking very
fine. Corn in bottoms. peanuts and
peas are more plentiful and better
than they have ever been. The corn
has blasted some on the hills and
high lands, but in the bottoms 1t IS
fine.
Misses Berthe and Myrtle Bell OF
Texas have come TO visit their
The pupils of the Mary Niblack
school have started Junior Red
brother. w. f. Bell.
Misses Pearl and Grace Blanken-
shin have come back from the nor
mai at Durant to teach school at
Mary Niblack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams lii
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29

tise for bids for such improvements.
Ii the successful bidder fails to exc
cute his contract and file his said
bonds within ten days after the let
ting of such contract, the City re-
serves the right to cancel said con
tract, and forfeit the certified check
accompanying said bid to the I'm
provement District and re-advertiSe
for bids for such improvements.
Dated this 10Th day of July 1918
G.. w. GROOM,
(SeaD City Clerk
published in Daily Ardmoreite
July 70 20, p, %, "a, Is, 20 y, %
and 80, 1918.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
Wymm@wood
Lawton Norvell
Agent and Correspondent.

from their quiet slumbers early this
morning by the pop of one OF I'm
Gle Sans airplanes, on cross coun-
try flight. 1t returned on its way
south about three p. m, flying rath-
er high, and as easy apparently as
bird, which causes one to wonder
how long it will be until some OF
our own residents will own and op-
crate an airplane.
John Elliott of Peachland Farm,
and Ben Elliott, manager of Bairds
Garage, were visitors at the home
of their brother, Jim Elliott, Sun
day.
Misses Josephine and Edith Hick-
man of Durant are visiting their
many friends in this city this week.
Miss Cepha Faye Autry has re-
turned from months visit to Tex
as relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barryman, r.,
of Pauls Valley were in Wynne-
wood visiting relatives yesterday.
Wynnewood furnished her usual
quota of visitors at Prices Falls
Sunday. where the Ardmoreite cor
respondent with his best girl took
delightful swim.
Another one of Wynnewood's S
bows, Frank Ray Rollow has passed
successfully the examination for the
next officers training camp and will
leave shortly to enter the service.
His brothr, Thomas r., is now IN
France, member of an engineer
company. ,
George Wheeler Mas purchased
the home OF Homer Bramble. su-
perintendent OF the Wynnewood
Light and Water Company, and has
moved his family there. The Bram-
bic family are spending the sum
mer at Sulphur.
Henry Graves, the youth who was
struck by tourist auto three weeks
ago. is now considered out of dan
ger. and will soon be able to be out
again. This is very gratifying news
to his many friends as well as to
the unfortunate driver OF the tourist
auto. No i'll feelings exist toward
the driver. as it is known to be one
of those freak accidents that mighth
happen to any inexperienced or eX-
periced auto driver. for that mat
ter.
Wvnnewood the same as the other
towns in this dry belt, is sweltering
under the excessive heat wave OF
the last two DAYS, and unless relief
in the way of rain comes soon. crops
will almost be thing of the past.
+. A. Cate OF Dewar, Oklahoma
came down Sunday to see his new
grandson.
Mrs. F. T. Norvell was at Dough
ertv Saturday in the interest of the
/ Woodman Circle.
Peach packing and shipping con-
tinued Sunday as an emergency pro-
gram. ,,
G. NJ. Faskridgge, wholesale flour
and grain company manager. IS go,
ing to branch out in other lines OF
industry soon. He has a large rab-
4 bit ranCn Stdrlcu' anu ih''HH'
raise rabbits on a large scale. He al
ready has several kinds and rolors
and in the near future experts to be
able to furnish nice fresh young
rabbits on short notice.
1t has been suggested by some OF
our citizens and business men that
Wyrnewood build a city bathing
pool. for the benefit of our own resi-
dents. as such an enterprise would
not entail nearly as much expense to
build and maintain as is spent in
one season in gas, oil and auto eN-
pense, in going to and from the
various bathing pools in neighbor-
ing cities. to say nothing of the
time. and money spent on these
trips.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29

$4,000 spent in construction and
improvement of homes; erected the
War Savings Bank; contributed
S3l.6 &c per month towards the salary
of county agent; SIS per month
auto expenses for county home de-
monstration agent.
The credit of the unusual activity
on the part OF the chamber of com
,nerce is largely due to the services
of Thomas +. Hodge, secretary OF
the chamber OF commerce. who is
considered by citizens of Pauls Val
ley as being the right man in the
right place"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29

and advise all ailing women to try
lydia e. Pinkham' Vegetable Com
pound and | will guarantee they will
derive great benefit from it. - Mrs.
FRANK FITZGERALD, 25 N. 4lst Street,
West Philadelphia, Pa.
There are thousands of women every"
where in Mrs. Fitzgerald's condition,
suffering from nervousness, backache,
headaches, and other symptoms OF q
functional arrangement. 1t was. a
grateful spirit for health restored which
led her to write this letter SO that other
women may benefit from her experience
and find health as she has done.
For suggestions in regard to your con-
dition write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their
40 years experience is at your service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29


tie daughter has the whooping
cough.
In honor of their son, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Miner gave party Sat
urday night. After lively games an
ice course was served.
Cross league" The officers are,
Miss Ina Howard, Miss frankie
Hamilton and Miss Pearl Blanken-
ship.
Carl Hamilton has gone to Nash
vile, Tenn, to work at the powder
plant.
The meeting at Springdale closed
down Sunday with 20 conversions
and II baptized.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
NERVOUS
up PR0STRArloN
May be Overcome by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound This
Letter Proves It.

West Philadelphia, Pa" During the
thirty wears have been married, have
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
IPRY e SON

Will sell for cash, entire stock of
groceries within 10 days at whole
sale prices, also fixtures, one piece
or all. Sale opens August lSt.
IRBY & SON
l0l l.. Broadway. Phole go
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29

Deen IN Dau nedlIu
and had several at
tacks of nervous
prostration until it
seemed as if the
organs in my whole
body W ere worn
out. J. was finally
persuaded to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and it made
. well woman OF
me. | can now do
all nv houseWork
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
Groves Baby Bowel Medicine

aids Digestion, relieves Sour Stom-
ach, Diarrhoea and Flux. 1t is just
as effective for Adults as for Chill
dren. Perfectly harmless.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-26
NOTICE.

DR.. Tucker Will do general prac-
tice. answer calls and make visits
211 s. Main. Office, Bell 94S- Resi-
dence, Home 1924. Adv.-S919-30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-26

Contractors are short of men. like
other lines. and some of our inn
prOVcment~ have been DELAYED. but
with another weeks rest in sight.
we expect TO have the LaSaIle all
dressed up when the lights flash on
again.
Wei make a few changes down
nc the Castle. too. Both houses have
wonderful VeutiIatinE systems. The
Castles ceiling is unusually high and
it Is easy Co keep the air circulating
and still avoid all drafts.
Wen De hygienic. ali right. when
We get Co open up again.
Wen have some great pictures for
your approval. also.
Productions like the hvc-rceI Sc
Icct. "Hcr Great Chance" with Alice
Brady. or the Paramount feature.
a Daughter of the south" with
Pauline Frederick.
Then there II Mary PiCkford in
"AmariIfy of Clothes-Line Alley. -
which has never been seen here and
i'm which the clever little star does
some ct the greatest work OF her en-
tire career.
There are lots OF good things in
store for YOU.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-26

K. Of c., the War Camp Community
Service, the Jewish Welfare Board,
the American Library Association,
or the Salvation Army for enter
tainment, recreation and most of
the little conveniences which mean
so much TO the soldier. The "Y"
not only maintains recreation huts
in every section Of our camp. but