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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
JUST IF TABLE
A HOMICIDE CASE AT RAVlA-sE
RIoUS RESULT OF A DISPUTE.
J.. W. West an Aged Farmer Living
Near Ravia is Shot and Killed
BY His Neighbor Ernest Rob.
erts-Tho Story

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Ravia, |. r, Nov 81. W West
an aged farmer, who lived on the
McIish farm three miles west of this
place. was shot and killed Friday
evening at about 6 o'clock Ernest Rob
erts. a young farmer, residing in the
same neighborhood, is said TO nave
done the shooting
The general opinion is that Roberts
was iustifable. although there is
story that such was not the case. It
seems that the two men had had some
previous trouble about some cotton;
that Roberts Friday evening started
to the home of his father after a buck
ct of water and seeing West ahead,
returned to him home and secured his
gun, although his wife pleaded with
him not to go; that he returned to the
point where he had seen West and
that th~S engaged in a difficulty, when
Roberts shot him. one time, from the
effects of which he died in about half
an hour. Friends OF Roberts allege that
West had a gun, while Vests friends
assert that ne was unarmed
! There were no eye witnesses. other
than the two men engaged
The remains were buried here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06

The little family in the hve.room
cottage is put to it to make ends
meet these days, albeit the wage
earners earn just as much as hereto
fore. When the state and county de.
mands of them SIS a year taxes and
the city or town adds another $25 a
year. there is grumbling over the eX-
tortion. and somebody must go shoe
less. cotaless. hatless and meatless.
The tax rate is too high, but 1t is low
when compared to another demand
which the little family must meet in
the way Of taxes. Careful estimates
show that the average tariff tax per
family paid in 1903 was about $lll for
the United States OF this tax only
slG25 per family went to the govern
mcnt. over S9i went TO the trusts
and other protected interests. 1t is
entirely safe to assert that the little
family ia the dycroom cottage pays
to the trusts alone. through tariff ox
oril,n. something like three times as
much as 81 pays in all city county and
state taxes. OF the oxactions made by
20 stand pat" tariff only about one.
seventh goes to- the maintenance OF
Tho public service Dallas News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
COUNTRY is SAFE
cAsWELL n. BENNETT SAYS GOT
IT AND GONE.
Has Been in the Green Fields OF I'LL
nois and Indiana and Knows
Whereof He Speaks - Are
Importing Negroes.

Hon Caewou pennott who has made
, ,,,r 80 fonr woeks of Illinois and
.Ind,ano =, tho interest of the demo.
c,;1ic national ticket has filled his ON.
,o,,,,.,,s and returned home Mr.
pon,o,, 30 ortbrsod ovor the nrosnocts
~, 5.r,o,r,,ic srccese
.,-. 49,. 3. ,,,
~ .. ~ So. O., t..t. c,,,...o
-, -. tit 80
'', ." I.,.,. c,.ai..aa r,.
II. =. I'D.
,.... ,tu p,,.,...t
.,J. .p,n, partigs are claiming colo.
-,5o cbro ts sist,r states Montana
,,l v..,d, ar, sof.lv dcmocrat..
>..v I.rscy f. vitbout doubt in The
1,,ocr,tf, column and Parker has "a
c..,ti.o ,r,r,. I'm Connecticut Tr,
STATE of Now York is absolutely safe
for the democrats and the democratic
ticket will carry West Virginia by from
r oon to $4,000 votes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06

With all the machinery that has
been invented for the culture and pick
ing Of cotton, the negro and the mule
are still i'm advance of any modern
movement Round bale and square
bales may attract wide attention and
newly invented cotton picking ma
chimes may cause a furore of excite
ment in the commercial world, but
Sambo and the trusty mule still hold
an undisputed advantage in the pro.
ducing and gathering Of the neecy
staple
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06

Industrial corporations in the North
are showing heavy reductions in No
vembor dividends. Some large con
Germs have passed common stock di-
vidends There are many indications
pointing to the passing forever of the
wafer orgies in which industrials en-
gaEod so long, and 50 prohtably Ia
the few at the expense of the many
It seems that even wise men must
lost money before they learn how tc
take care Of II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
ChrLstLan church.

Services az the Christian church at
III "a. m. and $3.50 p. m Morning sub
i,ot. "Tho Right Ear the Right Thumb
and the Great Right Toe Evening
subject. "Thc Great Appeal Sunday
school gl5 a. m. Christian EndeayUr
4 %. m. All are made welcome.
j. CLARENCE READ Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
EPISCOPAL Church.

There will be the usual services in
ST. Philips church today at IL a. m
and 7:I5 p. m. Sunday school 9:i5 am
The Holy Eucharis, will be admin
i-tcred at the eleven o'clock service.
+. a. JUNY, Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06

John Morcly the eminent English
statesman. says that it is easier To get
into external expansion than to get
out of IT, over in this country we have
proved that point in our relations with
the Philippines
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06

The reason the democrats are not
claiming but 25G electoral votes for
Judge Parker is that he does not
need any more. That number will be
ample to do the necessary work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
First Presbyterian Church.

The pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
Church will be filed today by Rev
Duncan McRuer Of Pauls Valley. Morn.
ing and evening.
CHAS. c. WE1TH, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
VIM. CRAWFORD, Pastor.
Central Baptist Church Conference

The deacons of the Central Baptist
chm h very earnestly request the at
tendance of every member of the
church at the regular monthly confer
ence. Sunday. Nov. 6, at 4 p. m Bus
mess Of special importance to cone
before the church. Let every member
NE nresent THE DEACONS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06

Two Colorado women are charged
with Illegal registration. When wo-
man Is granted the rights Of man, she
takes the wrongs along with them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06

The general opinion concerning the
action Of the Russian lunatic fleet in
the North Sea is That it was a clear
ease of being drunk and disordcrly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
viii Preach Sunday.

Rev Duncan McRuer Of Pauls Val
ley will, owing to the unavoidable alb
sence of Rev. Weith, hold services
Sabbath, at the First Presbyterian
church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
First Baptist Church.

Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor. Sunday school at 10
O'Clock. b. Y. p. L. 2:3O p. m. All
are invited and made welcome.
j. L. KELLER, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
= = :. :. = = =. + + + + + T. +
: THE CHURCHES. =
CATHOLIC Church.

There will be the usual mass ser
vices at the Catholic church this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. A cordial welcome
is extended 10 all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
South Ardmore Baptist Church.

There will be preaching at the
South Ardmore Baptist Church today
at II o'clock and tonight by Mission
airy Brad Hays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
Central Baptist Church.

Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor Morning theme The Heav'
enly Workers and the Earthly Watch
ers" Evening theme: Baptism in
Fire" Sunday school this morning at
945. Conference this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
WIN. CRAWFORD. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06
Ardmore, sunday Nov. 6.

November "a has been designated by
the president as a day Of festival and
Thanksgiving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-06

\ new line of tailored hats of felt
aIfT si'k at Miss Russell Shinholsers
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-09
9sotb tut 3alemoer a,,geitrts

dben. Sahresta9e iino cine setu0bn.
lide Sade i'm Nlltassleben. elm Sab.
restag ieboh i'm 2eben Der Grau Marie
8oether in Clarence Center, N. g.. ilt
ROTH In ibrem Galenoer angeitri6en.
Trau Boet1er fhreibt oariiber oil BEN
gigentbiimer bon Gorni's Alpenfrduter
8lutbeleber tpie folgt: ,Nls id oas
probetiiiben Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber
beitellte. mar ID mebr toot als lebelto.
aber @ott lei Danf Sbre Mebi3in bat
mid benz Qeben interrogation. SD
bdtte bieien grfols ME ertpartet. oa id
felt 80 Sqbren leibeno mar. 0eute
fiible id wie neugeboren. Giinf Jla-
Iden oes glutbelebers poubradten oas
Wunoer. SD nahm bic erfe Eoiis
8lutbeleber am 9. 5ebruer uno peroe
bieIen 9ag ME beraenen."
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Matis at Sritfembamer.
Gs fuirb bierult Nptis gegebem, bob bic Gomntiil
udre BON 2nSearapas @Dunfp, o., big
Trettae, IL. Sunt 1904.

HittaaS l2 Ibr periie9ele Angeboe entgegenuebnten
weroei fir bic eieernna bes Wtaerials uno ben Ban
elmer Bride uber ben Ohio Ganai an Der 5aetorg
SfraRe in gauaI 9oper, Opio
Qieielbe Ioa aug euem 8osen bon IS Sub Sdnge be.
itehen ppu Der Wtitte ber StiBmanern aus.
Sie reie StraBenpete lou 40 SUB betra9eu nno bic
Rarte nit ber Sage Der Bride. 4rofile, opftdnbise
gidne Gpes1iifatipnen. Stdbnns etc tiir ben Ban
limb in ber auoitprs Office neoer9ele9t uHo tonueu
sessr sieter io NIT eiuem @nsebpt gldue. 9pesi.
fifatioue,t ilno 2in iber bic 3rogfraf enreiden los
,pie Mnaaben iiber bic art SrbBe nno Aualtdt oes
Waerials bag BET oem gans esrsenoet aa s msrosn o
Terner iul araeseben psrsen ob bel ben Yldnen Elm
pateutredat aur Yerweneau9 tpntrt nno bel fpeifem
Sbeile berIelbe
Gs tperben and augebote entse9en senpmrten bic
ppu ben urSprnaiieen plduen In Be5ug onf bic Saus
art abueiheu unb aub in 8e5ug aRf oas Material
lei baiieIbe MN Stetu, Gcncrete ooer Stabibp9en
gpIdbe Mnaebote nlilen aber bon gldnen @peSiiifa'
fipuem 2iiieu ber 2eitungSfdhgfeit etc begleitet lem
Aber ollie Ipide Mngebote mitlen IN Heaug aut Sels
Der gsads aS Sass uss Se n
ber Mubtprs Office neoergelegt tno tonnsn apsr IN
8eaue auf bic grss osr 9aarfraBe nuO gtrserlte'se
~ auberer Weiie 9eplant ietn. on.
DitprS am II. Sunt 1904 Witta9s nm IL H1r etn9es
reid5 ein unb meroen bteelben asbann sebifnet nno
geleen. ~.
Yerpnen bic an bemielben elm Snterelie 1aben, uu'
eraeihnet Ieiu nno ulnB bon etllen SepoEt ppm s
taMienb Dollars Dber einer begldnp'gten SantaHmet
luna BON eintau5enb Dollars an eite Banf ~ 2nsea
ratpaS Gpuntp, aablbar an ben Souutps sAnotfor pc
aletet fem, ais 6arantie bair bab Der Bteter Der
9pntrait tnnerbaIb flint Sd9en na1oem er Tim 5uge
Gas Net spirb porbebalten einselne oher aue @iige
Mns Muftraa oer gpuntp.e epntmiifioaire,
g. g. GernfeIL Sr,
| Eeputp.9ueitor bon EMsearainas Gonntp.
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GntlMeiDastgem pes Gberbmst=
DcSaerid,ts.


Das Cberbunoesgeri1t ma6te Iebts
Wohe brei gntlheioungen in poseheil
befannt, in benen es lib UNI Die 9ln-
tuenoung Der GriminalgeTebe auf ben
Pbilippinen banbelte, llno stpar ipe3iell
Inn oas &edt Der Ge9ieruna, in einem
arlnlinalfalle III appelliren, fopie I'm
oas Ge6t. elmer angetlagtsn Berion
eiuen @eibmornen=pro3eB gu uerlan-
gen.
Ser erFe Der Safe ipar Der bes Wa=
nilasr Nopotaten Gepner, tpel1er Der
llnteridlasuns beiduloiat mar. 3sps
ner puroe III Der eriten Sniian3 frei9e=
iproden, aber oas Sbereeridt Der
Bbilippinen ertldrte i'm fiir f9uloig.
Gepner appellirie oann or Dos Sbers
gunoes9eri6t, ipeil er our1 ben 9tp=
peu an oas Sber9eridt suipioer Der
gerIaiiuns Der Ser. @taaten sneilnal
me9en oerIelben Sahe in @efahr ge=
bra1t iporoen lei. Sberbunoesri6ter
8an pflihtete Der 9lnlidt Gepner's bel
llno ertlarte oas llrtbeil oes Bbilippi.
nell Sberserihtes fir nidtia. Die
Ober=8unoesridter Solmss, Wbite,
MeGenne uno 8rotun bielten ieoo6 Die
gntideiouns Deg philippiuen=8erib
aufre6t. @benlo lautete bic Gntl1ei.
bung bes ber=gunoesgeri9ts in Dem
RroSeIIe Menoo5a ge9eu Die Ser.
Staaten.
SIN Der oritten gntl9eibung banbel.e
es li6 um ben gro3eB geeen Die 3ei=
tunesberausgeber 9orr unb S'grien
in Manila, pelhe in einem eegen he
ucgen 8eleioigun9 anbdngig oema9ten
ProjelIe 8erbanolung bor Den 8elbpo-
renen berIan9ten. Gas 8eri6t aui
ben Bbilippinen erfldrte aber, baB biz
Berfa1uns aaein Elm oerortiees Ge9t
ni6t garantire, tuenn oalIelbe MIDI
burG @on9reBleieb ertra etoblirt fei.
Ser @bef oes Sber=8unoeseeridtes 10.
tpie Die observation-disclosures 8retper uni
Befbam 9aben gntldeioun9en ab, ii
melden Dem 9bilippinen=8 8eri9t in be,
@rtldruna bei9epflidtet ipirb, oaB bi'
8erfaiiung Der Ser. staaten oleir
nidt oas &e6t gepdbrt. e,nen 8ei6ipo.
renen prr3eB 5u perlan9en. Gi1te,
9arlon bertrat in ieiner gntI6eiounQ
eine anoere Nnli1t; er ertldrte, ooB oi,
NuIfaiung oes neutrality-suspicious. ii
lbrer @irtung ein Nmenoement ;ur
0erfai1una Der Ser. 9taaten ieir
tpiiroe.
Sn elmer friiberen @nti6eioung bat
oas 8unbes=Sbergeridt ertldrt, baf
Die gefinmun9en unierer 0erialiune
fir Yorto Rieo uno Die pbilippiner
feline @eltung bdtten uno nun Io[It
man oerten. oaB bemnad bic @ntI9ei
oun9en unIeres b66iten @eridtes, bn:
ieine gefueniiie aus unierer 8erfai
Iung berleitet, fir Die Scrritorien eben
falls teine @eltun9 baben.
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Notis at Sriidenba,ter,

@s pirb bierrltt 9aotis eeeebeu, bag bic gommIio.
i1re Don 5uscarapas @puntp, Sbip, bis am 6rettag,
Ia. Suui 1904 Witta9s IL ubr oer!iegeIte AH9ebote
ent9e9enuebmen tur bic Steernng bes Wtatertos uno
ben Yau elmer 8riide iber ben &uscarapos iSluB on
JaCtpr1 StraBe, Canal Sooer, Sbto.
etn 25rudenup9eH mtrb l30 SSnB unb otpet onoere
merOsn e lo SUB lang ien non Oer Ntitte elnes Yte.
Iers btS 5nr Wtte etnes auberen reie Strabenbreie
40 Sub ueit nno ouT beioeu Setten Snr9erltetge 10
Rarfeu mt 2oae ber gride 9rpfiIe uub gldue
Speatatone uu0 ueberlddge, etc. fir ben Yau iiuo
in Der auottors Office uteoergee9t uno tbaHen oort
eHgeebeu lperoen.
Sober, Der Gin angebot tbnt foa 5n9lei9 nit oens
1elben 8ldne, 9peSTitatonen uno &ilten lber 2rag=
fraft einrelen bic Art SrDBe no Aualtt1t oes
Wtoterals au9eseben it, has bel bem BAN oer Srude
peripenbet Derten ipa unb 5u9eI9 aud pie Setuu9ss
fdbi9feit bes 8oneS, !ueun 0erelbe poilenoet lit.
GS muB audb auge9eben lperDeH, pb tr9eno mel1e
9atentredte nit b,n por9ebIa9enen 8lanen oerbun-
Den iinb. ilnb lpeldje LbeiIe oapon.
9riden nadb anbereu Yldnen belonoers oou Stetn,
Concrete poer itGblernen Sogen. Golden angeboten
miiiien Ylane, &titeu nber bic Sra9s
;GS perben aud anQebote entge9engennntuen tlr
8rifen NIB ouDereu Rlaueu, beDnbers bon Stein,
gnncrete nnO itdbleruen 8D9en. Solben An9ebotsn
mji1len Yldne Spe3lfattonen, &tlteH uber Die Gra9s
fraft etc. bei9ele9t perben.
Mlle ioIten Ylane milien aber mt ben anforheruus
q uIb g e5ifif0tioneu nbertnitlTmen bic III Be3ug
ulii bic Selltnuesf0btgteit Der bride purgeIGrieben
Hoe ebrfeu aber lit Be5us ouf bic &dn9e Der Srldens
boaei bic AnDrbnun9 bereIben, bic geite bes 5abrs
1pe9es uuo bet 8ar9eriteige BON ben uriprin9liden
Yldnen abiueid3en,
Wlie gnaeboie miiIen in Der Office bes @ountp.Aubis
torS am IL yuni 1904, Wittags I'm IL ubr, eiugeret
etn unb tperpen beielbeu aiSbann 9ebhnet unb gee
IsieM.
Nebes @nqebut mnb nit benz pplleu Namen aIler
YerIpnen bic on bemelbeu eitI Heree baben, unters
aeidnet ein uno mub bon einem 9epuiit BON eintau.
leno Dollars ooer cine begaubigte Anmenng tir oes
len 8etraQ .on etne 8ant IN GusearoipoS Sountp,
sablbar an BEN Auoitor BON 3usearapus @ountp bes
9iettet feiu als Sarante bafir baB oer Bieter ben
Gentraft tnnerbaIb inf 2a9en, nadoem er tbm 5nges
iprpd3en III, annebneH lptro
Das Wec5t pr6 pprbsbalten. einaelue ober alle an.
sebpte auriid5upeiieH.
Mus auftrae ber Gpuntp.g gpmmiiiondre,
6. 6. GerufeIL Sr,
3eputps sMubitor oun Snscaramas @puntp
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Gtcttriipitest Der 9. & 8.
GiSetbAhtt.

Seoen gonntaa @gcurlionen mad
@leDelano.
Rad @eoar point, eanbustp, iiber
Die y. & O., grcurlions3ii9e bon
gltron uno anoeren Gtationcn ain
Sonnia9 Moreen 10. SUM. Ser
@rcngiions5ug berldBt Sanoustp am
abeno GAS. .greis BON New p9ila=
Oelpbia $1.75, norin cine 9ampfer=
fabrt nod @eoar Point nit einbe9rifs
fen 1T. Ser 3ug berldBt Netp pbila-
oelpbia Worgens I'm 6:37 uno bat
Wage., Die na6 5anoustD our9fabren,
inoem lie in Warlpid oem greurfons=
5u9e angebdnat msroen. Ser 9eipDbn.
lide Sonnta9sSua miro ain Qbsno in
Wartuif balter, llm Die @rcilrlioni ten
beim gu bringen. 6
Ser Gonntaos abeno3ua Der s. 8.
& W. @iienbabn, ter in New pbila=
belpbia i'm $40 fdllig 1T, miro am
l9. Suni um cine balbe gtunoe ipdt
iein, UNI ben greuriioniiien nab Gons
oustp uno @eoar goint 8elesenheit su
seben, mad Sauie 3u fabren. 6
Nad 5ioen. saowefen, Meiten
uno gtorbweIfen. Gunofabrt-S -Sifets
fur SeimIuder, siiltie 81 Sage. ON l.
uno 3. Donneritag in ieoem Wonat big
gum Is. NOpenlber. 26
Na6 9ltlantic GitD am L., g., d.
unb S. SUM- fit ben prsis Der ein=
fa6en sSabrt nit einem 3uIdla9 bon
$1.00 fir bic &unofabrt. Sidsts gill
ti9 bis l3. SUM-. 6
Na6 2ima, O., am g., z. uno g..
Suni fiir ben preis Der einfa6eu 6abrt
nit einsm 3uI6laa bon Is Gents fir
bic Gunofabrt. 5idets giiltis bis H..
Suni. 6
N9it Dem Snfraftreten zines neuen
Sobrplanes tperoen ipieoer Sonniags=
@rcurltOuen ein9efii9rt, eine &unofabrt
nad) @Ieuelano foitet $3.50 uno na1
3wii6enfationen eutipredeno billige
BrelIe. 9
9eo6 Der Weltausleluns in ct.
2ouis, SaiiOn=Sifets, gut bis gum
Is. 9e3ember, iotuie go Sage 3ifets,
Is Sage Sidets su Den nieori9lten
Yreiien. 80
ga6 Ntron om 80. uno "a. SUM-
su | Gents Die Meile ieoen Wes unn
einem 3uldlas bon Is @ents fir bic
&unofahrt.
Na9 Chicago pom l6. big 20. Sum-
gu einem 6abrpreis fir Die Gunofabri
uno einem 3ui6la9 BON Is Sents.
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3mr Gerstuetilumg getrteben.

8enn man in elmer abselesenen Sc
9eno, fern Spn Der Sipililatipu mpbnt,
miro man oft bei llnsIiifsfdlen, pte
8ranbwunpen, Suet1dunsen, S6nitt=
wuuben Sdwaren, !6dmOrrbpipett, etc.
3ur gersweiFuns setrieben, Saltet fets
8udlen's Nrniea Salbe an 6anb. sic
III Die bette Salbe in Der gBelt. Sur
25e. Die Sda6tel. Seiluns earantirt
Der Npetbefer s. 9. Hainsber9er. Sn
8ainsbersers Npctbefe miro reutl6 sez
1prpheu.
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Semes poAempe &opiw eb

piirbe gud balp serlaFen, tpenn STR
Or. Rtnss gfetp eife pillen sebrau6sn
wiirben. 5aulenpe BON 9eipenben baben
ibr unSersleidli9es gerpienlt fur franz
fes unp nerSSies &ppfipeb erprobt. Sie
ifnb bic befen in Der Delt fur ben Mas
gen, bic 2eber mnb bic Gtnseweipe. 8e>
Iteben aus &rautern. gerurlaAen feline
gau6srimmen. Na6t ben gerlud.
Sur 25t. III Ssr aput5ste sen 6. g.
Nainsberaer.
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: Oos nr6kte nntpI in heu Gnisfils

= Das 9r6bte Ootel in ben gatsfills
bat in Elm an0eres gountD berleet tperz
ben iniilien, neil Delauare County, 81.
o., lid fir abiolute Srofenbeit ertldrte
uno fir probibitiDn itimnte. Das
0otel ,ablt in 1elauare gDuntD teins
Steuern mebr, uno infolaebeIen muBte
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-31
Love Tries Tenpers.

1t may be very delightful to be in
love. but ask a mother what she and
the household generally have to put ,Ip
with when one of the family falls in
love. and you will hear another side
of the question.
Ella, who has always been so calm
and easy-going, suddenly begins to get
peevish and snappy, or at look Of
mild reproach from her mother bites
her lips, then rushes out of the room
with flushed face.
The girl who is always quiet and ha s
no voice whatever, shouts and sings
about the house snatches and jumbles
of every tune she has ever heard.
The serious boy begins to take notice
how his sisters are dressed, to voice
his dislike of the way they do their
hair. finds fault with household ar
engagements that have hitherto been
essential to his comfort. and so on.
A mother knows what is the matter
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-31
May Not DO in Japan.

The japanese schoolmarm, type
writer and office assistant are begin
ming to make their appearance in the
land of the rising sun. and much is
being claimed. for them as regenera-
tors of the lot Of their sex by those
who favor the economic independence
of women. But the sef-supporting
Japanese business woman is, after all,
not genuine native product but an
American exotic, and people who have
studied social conditions in Japan do
not believe she is an innovation that
has come to stay. Somehow one feels
that this is the right way to look at it.
Surely these dainty beings, with their
gentle, doll-like faces and their sump-
tuous brocades. living in their doll
houses. squatting on their little mats
in their little gardens beside their
dwarf trees and theirpOnds Of goldfish,
can have small affinity with bill files
and gathering typewriters, or with
blackboards and aliases or any of the
other tiresome paraphernalia of Office
and school.