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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
SPAIN and ENGLAND
HAVE SIGNED TREG1
Far Reaching Understands.
Peace and War.
PERFECTED BY TWO sA7Io.

England Secures UNDERSTANDING u
General European situaton-I
rOcean Agreement Ratified, 5, !
ports State.
Madrid, April 26.-Ths mest,,
King Alfonso and King Edward
Csrtagena, according to the oo-
spondence of De La Espana, vb
says 1t has diplomatic authority
the story, resulted in the perfeeyI
of a far-reaching understanding. n
haps of war and peace.
Everything concerning Morocco !
ratified, everything in reference
the general European situation /
discussed, and the basis was form
lated OF an agreement which Is now
the hands Of the dlplomatist. |
outcome, according 10 the corresD.
dencia. is the result Of the comps
tion between Germany and On
Britain has scored all along.
The Correspondence reports CT
Britain as agreeing In effect that
Spain would allow Spanish naval 20
to be used by Great Brltain's fs
the latter would help Spain to c,
version of her existing debt, Brit
squadrons would guarantee the sec
ity Of the Spanish coasts, the So,
1sh land forces would, II necesa
be allies of the British, and the B
ism forces would be at the dispc
OF Spain, should the latter need The
SPANS obligation, under the ayr
ment, would be 10 put her arseE
in order and to fortify her ports.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
NEW RAILROAD CRUSADE.
Roosevelt viii Begin Same in Speech
he VIII Make at Indianapolis.

Roosevelt VIII Begin Same in Speech
He Will Make at indianapolis.
Chicago, April g.. "A dispatch 10
the Tribune from Washington, ID.
c., says:
Memorial Day at Indianapolis will
mark the beginning Of new railroad
crusade on the part of President
Roosevelt. His speech at that time
viii be devoted 20 the future and not
TO the past. He will then explain
for the first time in public his idea In
regard to over-capitalizadon Of rail :
roads. This will be connected in
eyitably with proposition for super
vision Of corporations doing inter-
state business. and their regulation by
the federal government as railroads
are regulated today.
Every development Of late shows
that most Of the big lines OF railroads
In the United States are vastly over
capitalized. some Of them having a
capital stock Of issues amounting to
from two to ten times their actual
cost. II IL the purpose Of the pres
idenl 70 get at the facs rather than to
suggest a remedy. but Il Is the facts
themselves which the railroad men
are most anxious 70 conceal. They
were not half 80 much afraid OF the
law as they are Of the results Of an
honestly conducted government COM
mission 70 inquire into the cash VAL
ne OF the railroads. and 70 Ak the
responsibility for a vast amount OF
wa,ered stock which has been nalOad-
"a upon the public.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
Expert a. lalI areakInu

Dothan, Ala, April 90 Jim Ca
sey, alias Leeman Jones. the bad
begrc who Knocked the Coast line
Compress Waterman on the head
and afterwards. or the same night.
entered the Home Of NJ. D. Horns
by, OF this city, let summer. and for
which two offenses he Was tried at
che fall term OF court and given 20
pears 10 each case. aud who escaped
hsl November. after being sent 70
Plat Top nlines, has been captured
aat is now IN Brushy Mountain
Tenn,. peailsntIsry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
To ornanlz. Trustee Board.

New York, April 26.-B0oke'
Washington. president Of the Tu'l
gee institute, Alabama, and no
Burke Frizzsll, president Of nan
ton institute, Virginia, are here
organize a board Of trustees 10 p
die the endowment fund OF NLW
900 given by Miss Anna Jeaae''0
Germantown, Pa, assistance
maintenance OF elementary scao
for southern negroes. Dr. va
inSton says that the board vi. 9
sist principally Of southern mea' |"
white and some colored.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
bob WATTS HANGS AT
GUNTERSVILLE, ALA,
Young White Men Who MUIR
dered Old Confederate.
oRIME ocouRRE0 IN YEAR 1aO4
Watts Became Possessed Of a Knife
and Resisted 70 the Last--Ammo-
MIA wss ThrsVn in Cell and He
Was Dragged 70 the csIlows.

Centsrvills. Ais, April 2e.--Bob
watts. a young white man. was
hanged in the jail yard here Thurs
DAY for the murder Of Perd Wrinkles,
an old confederate soldier, who was
killed in this county IN the fall OF
aeOl.
Wrinkles had just drawn bis pension
money amounting to $50 from The
state, and was enroute home when
the discharge OF a gun followed by
screams was heard Friends who
hastened to the place found Win
kles lying In the road mortaliy in
jured
The dying man said that Watts
hed shot and robbed him.
Watts was convicted and sentenced
~ hang, but An appeal was taken to
she supreme court, which affirmed
che sentence
Meanwhile Watts, who had been
epfekeeping, was pronounced In e
taken 70 the Birmingham jail for safe
Keeping. was pronounced insane, and
sent TO the insane asylum Further
feprieyes followed. until six different
dates had been fixed for the execu-
zion.
Recently Watts was declared sane
again, and Governor Conner refused
90 grant another reprieye.
Watts had become possessed OF q
knife, and resisted to the end
Ammonia was thrown into his cell,
and he was thus overcome and was
dragged TO the scafIold by force
coughing and moaning piteoasly
Being asked for a statement, he
persistently protested his innocence,
but did not attempt to throw suspi-
Zion on any one else.
The drop fell a SEQ o'clock.
Watts all along asserted his limo.
aence.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
Tobaeso PIant.n M..t

Nashville. Tenn, April 2s.-The
executive sonmitts Of tas dark tobAc-
co planters association OF Kentucky
and Tennessee are IN session at Hop
hnsvills. Ky, az OF the twenty i've
counties IA The dark tobacco district
being represented. An executive ses-
sion will be held behind closed doors.
II is understood that the recent out
RACES allegei 70 have beer committed
oy The nigl.s..-is WIN be thorough
" discussed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
Traaedy at elrmnIaham /.

Birmingham, Ala, April 26.-As
p. X. Bodey. swilchman for the
st, Louis and San Francisco railroad
was walking through the yards of that
system on Thirty Second street about
daylight Thursday morning, a brick
fiew past his head, having been hurl-
ed between two cars of a freight that
was standing in the yards Think
ing be was being assaulted, Bodey
drew his pistol, and fred a shot in
the direction from which the brick
came. Later the dead body OF well
dressed white youth not over twenty
years Of age was found on the oppo-
site side Of the cars. He had been
shot through the heart. The DO
lice are investigating the affair.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
PanIum placed on Archbishop.

New Orleans, April 20. IN
presence OF Cardinal Gibbons,
archbishops and sixteen bish0
Archbishop Blenk, Of New orIer
was on Wednesday invested with
pallium. This insignia is the
fetal recognition by the church Of
archblshop'S power 10 succeed TO
functions Of the late Arch5sl
Chappelle, whose archepiscOpal
thor1ty was recognized in louisa
Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, 4
as and Oklahoma. and who died
the yellow fever here two years a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27

waycOss. Ca. April %. Harry
r Lyle. the alleged murderer Of
his wife and four montAs-ola baby
Ia this city on The Goth OF January
last. made a statement In ais own
behalf during the morning session OF
Ware superior court Wednesday !,
pleading thei the killing o. his wife
was an accident. aud stating thar he
does not know when OF bow TIE shot
vas aired which killei bis babe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27

San Fraaeisoo, April 2s.-Dennis
Kearuey, who. ia the laie seventies
headed he land lOt agitation against
The Chinese In this STATE. died wed
nesday nissl IL his home AZ Alamo
Ca. Keartey az oae tme had a large
folloNins II this ciIy. the political
arAira % NsIeh hs dominated Cor q
perlea. OF .a'e yeara. AZ had rot
tskea aay pam "a poses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27

Louisville, KY. Aprn &c. An at
ssnpt was made Wednesday night "a
rob passenger train on the South
srR railway near English, Ind.
The robbers AIRED a bridge. W.
n, Cnmmins. town marshal al Eng
Iish. vas dangerously wounded IN az
tempting 70 arrest the robbers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
a,oI. RrId.oroom,s cIothIog.

Columbus, Ga, April pa
ing In "cOlorsd society" vas sea-
an hour wednesday night oy "a
OF the appalling fac. that the 60,
clothing had been stOlea A go
woman managed to steal bis sl'l',l
from his own home, and the e.9
toctives had TO BE- called IL T"
the kinks out OF the affair. Ias
dinE raiment was hnslly reo','
tAe nervous bridegroom dresser
az, and the wedding bells ''-s
diiy bu, merrily.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
SPECTACULAR FIRE
AT PlTTSBURG, PA.
Large Warehouse Filled With
Lard Destroyed.
ZIG AMMoNIA TANKs BURsT
Blazing Grease spoutsd from Grew
Ices, Doors and Windows, Endan-
ssrlls the surrounding Property.
The Loss Placed at $500, GOO.

Pittsburg, April 26.-One OF the
most remarkable and spectacular fires
ever seen in this vicinity started on
Wednesday night in the William Zoel-
Ter Packing company's plant, in AL
legheny City.
Early Thursday the fire was under
control.
A large warehouse in which was
Sored 500 900 pounds of lard, sud-
denly burst into flames later on.
All efforts to ex1nguish the fire in
this department were futile, and the
fremen finally fastened the iron door
of the building. shutting In the burn
ing lard.
The interior of the building soon
became a seethlng furnace.
Squirting from creyices, doors and
windows streams Of hot grease ran
into sort OF trench hurriedly pre-
pared In an endeayor to prevent the
hot fluid from spreading over the
surrounding territory.
Dangers were encountered at every
turn by the firemen, who stoond by in
case the walls of the Warehouse
should collapse and prevent the burn
ing lard from reaching the adjoining
property.
Shortly after the fire was diseov-
cred. and while thousands OF specta-
tors were gathered in the vicinity.
dozen OF the large ammonia tanks
exploded with terrific force. There
was panic among the spectators,
but no one was injured.
1t is estimated tthat about $500 900
would be conservative approximate
OF the loss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27

Genoa. April IA PolsndeY
named Galuslansld. who recently lost
a fortune at Monte Carlo. made a
desperate attempt to rob a bank here
on Wednesday. He secured rooms
al the hotel Regina. and going to the
banking house OF Ferrari. said he
wanted to change 500 marks into
Italian money, asking that the bill
be sent to the hotel. When a clerk
came with the money. Galusiansli
shot and tried to rob him, but was
arrested before he could escape with
the money
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
DETAILS OF PEACE TREATY
Between Nicaragua and Salvador Re-
eeIved at Washington.

SS'FCa - VaS'HhSeOHs
Washington. April rs. "Details of
the treaty of peace and amity be-
tween Nicaragua and Salvador which
was signed at Amapala on Tuesday
last were received at the state depart
ment Thursday through a cablegram
from Philip Brown, charge of the
American legation at Guatemala.
The treaty is similar to that enter
ed into year ago and known as the
Marblehead pact, and 1t includes a
provision for a general Central Amer
lean peace congress to be held in
Nicaragua in the near future, and a
special commercial treaty between
Nicaragua and Salvador.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
Lil,torls Alhambra b panuer

Madrid, April ss.-A meeting az
prominent citizens has beea called al
0sannda 70 consider wAal steps SHAFT
~ taken 70 preserve TIE Alhlmbra.
SENS Of the buiidings OF which. Il "a
stated. are IL dagger Of oola9sipg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27

Macon, Ca. April s5.-Ias
trsl railway is a0W engsged y =.
80 mlIes OF track on the Hns ~.
Afsooa ard Gnnn. With . viss
timGfEly asins Il IN the dSss's = ;,
ing. Tls oonstr0ctsoa h
40 On ~ Omciais u ne 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27

Lima, CAiH. Aprh ls'-i1'
~ Of ViIlarlca d IN eTup,i9a
oatbreak has decreased
amoas ne iahabltEufs O ne
VA dlsuist q Cali. We
ssses is great terror sscarss
suuptfoa q ne foleaas F-i-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
klna and Queen Wait Palermo.

Palermo. April 26.--Kng Etward
and Queen Alexandra arrived here on
wednesday on the royal zach, vlcto-
ria and Albert The sovereigns
visited the cathedral. the churcA Of
81. Johns and the Orleans CHAPEL.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27

Fueha, an experi In ne use q TIE
ChicagO. April SO Wolfram c.
X-ray. died here Of cancer Which be
oontracted three yeaus aEo throUEh
coming h contact aith tAa x-ray ap-
paratas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
oeoraIa rown &c Larne lie.

Helena, Ca, April 20 The large
variety works, planning mill and dry
kiln OF the Smith Manufacturing com
pany were totally destroyed by fire on
Wednesday, entailing a loss Of at
least 500 90. The FIRE began in the
planning room and rapidly spread to
the other buildings, In ten minutes
from the first alarm the entire mill
grounds was a mass Of flames. But
FOR the heroic efforts of the firemen,
the entire west side Of the city might
have been destroyed, together With
the seaboard Air Line freight depot
and yards. Practically no insurance
was carried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27

81, oJseph, Mo, April 90. SNOW
zen here for several hours on Thurs
day morning. the latest precipitation
Al many years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-27
MORE SNOW N rAg WEST.

FFtuIpI1NtlVH - % SVavPH aHu NVI'
orado Springs.
Colorado Springs, Colo, April &c.
--colorado Springs and vicinity was
visited by light SHOWS and freezing
weather again Wednesday night.
A circular letter received by the
commission houses In this city and
signed by the Delta County Fruit
growers association, announces that
fruit OF every description In that Sec
zion Of the state has been killed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15
Eofd Yankee E--ire.-s

The operations ~ Yankee engineer.
ere a source n, constant wonder and
hevilderment n all foreigners. The
daring way N which the Americans
blow up mountains that come in rhel-
way or string bridges over seeuil.'v
irrrasSahic canyons almost takes tAe.T
breath away.
On one fob IN South America con
tractor used about $1,000 worth ~
powder n blasting lie employed 500
men and completed a piece of work IN
less th.n th--e months that local ~
thor'fios -nil could not BE- done Inside
os Ten vea-<
lie PIT 3rHH bers - powder IN one
blast. and when the shot went ~ r.
sent over 7'-o train loads ~ rock down
. cll- into 'hs river There wn. s-loh
mass ~ debris that Il raised the wa
ter ~ the stream ffty.dve feet In le..
than twenty minutes. TIE chsnnei
hsd 20 - blasted out 20 let the water
through. The force u mi. immense
charge va. - great th-t q sent huge
bovbic-S me si- q hoI ears sailing
over the h''l Ike n fock ~ buzzard.
fy!ns over a harn.-Toledo Blade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15

TOXIC July ii.-Lgao p Wright tho
American Ambassador. vas received
u farewell audience today by ,he Em-
r.-.r After %. Ambassador Mr,.
Wright and their daughter .IaCh'i
a.'r fao Emperor and Empress al the
palace Ambassador Wr.eht- dee
parfu-e .= generally regretted here.
Luke =. Wright viii Doe succeeded
as Ambassador a. DoEo hy Thomas
3 OH-.e-. ga.l recently Minister 20
Denmark
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15
poa se.k, AID Eor Hone.

Tr.sI. , beautiful cosrh dog ard
JACK a snr bay tvo-yesr-oh Of t-ot
ting .to-k vsp raised together ou ou-
farm -ud became ftst friends. .'rcp.r~
IN the same stan and. r. fart. were o,
most iusep1r1h,-. Jack had been over
fsi on NV oats. resulting 10 severe
attack - collie, which often proves IN
tai 20 horses IN a short time. Abpr,
midnight FrlSk awakened us ly
scratching NJ the door and barking rs
II In great distress. Upon opening %"
door 10 ascertain the cause og tie up
roar, the dog plcaiingly stood up o..
hls hIul feet. putting his paws oEal,s'
me all vEired most p.tifully. t,en
started toward the barn IN the sam.
appealing manner Ny curiosity being
thoroughly aroused. followed aul.
before reaching the barn. could hear
Jack Kicking and Croau!ng To cure
him was an easy matter Years after
ward Jack was a "favo-'te" Ia many
races, ana Fr.,k was still close aud
loyal protector. guarding Jack from all
infrud-rs who sought entrance without
tie trainer or myse,.-Ch!cago Tr.b-
une
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15
LEGEND OF The BOUNTY.
4 e-iu.s s-s N7as,. 5-ss- sg-i Ser,
,-e S5.-- s.s.

re S7Nr- sssa
- q ----. hs t----Hs 49, T-vt.r
T-lics;n.n .-,i - s;,-- - .hs grussh
1ert -s;.i - s-F!.ty u.->n h.- esS-
ts'a ne, - -.-r ha- ov-.ast~N
many ote~-> es-.-y r-4 Toe-s ~
,o' 'r---r~ ti- 80 -1rl ~. n ths
49,. - - .1-i,h -. concerning tss
h->s N--nv- = raut.-, Fan. whs-n
- t11s-s i,--r-eo-- tr J1t
~~r>, =
A.s t.l. - ..--atu-- few. y s--
~-->-- ., -~-' -. 80 sr.e~i = tr,sts
s~vf o-s --- - - --r.-y = th-
D--o-H w o. ~sr H-1rty. Her us-
fss-s->-ss1 al srT-->--i y ty-s-.
st-S, ssrrS ~ rry- ther c<H~-
sst. Erpevrtry -ne. set Ioe rp-
s--s' n -y-s N-sS Then the mur-
n~V 49, - deserted i.~-t N--
t.k'-S ru>~ t>~-r~sivs- ~.-- o, n.
fsur,.--> = -. ssi.ri--, .nt ,hei-
d.-S~~ndsn's -, -'v- OF /. r7-cky i.,aca
Il rt- e'c-n T,ci-- For yea- after
80 nrtt-y ~ vh.-c.hout. o., The
sht- 49, ~ Nv -. unknown. ard
.h- vs.. .u1r-osei % hsve sounde-el
az sca Naturally s-o-e- weav.r-
,He-se'vs- from the phsn'ssrls.o-.a
= tie -. .e-p tod concerning l.-
- tie whsrTes where sea-eu c1n--e-
gated and finally cr-~aiii-ci Into rue
rsorue yar- ~h.ch might have
served Cpisritse - ~ framework 2.
hs "R!-s = the A,c!ent Mariner "
Any old vhse- n Frisco can tel tAa
legend rhth i 'hs vh'-e mans c-n-
,r1hu,,on 90 he rvinsnce Sw6,het
south go Islands
SIZE. Ike 80 death ship secn ~ FL
Ancient Msriner cr-e~ ~-Nep!nz dow
IN a ve~Sei when tie T'li has f--c-
and the sh.Q i,p- "id,e as q pa!n'-l
ship upon a painted orean- Her ies'
crew ere * quarters. ard her r~r-
ierei offr~-- are s-.'l ~ 'be y-s--er
te~k but there is no flag flying AZ
81 TIE ta--sN : r-a e struggling g
- - 'he bunting but as tie OLD wh-.-
er win tell you. be rar't-"Grl won't
- hin" TIE riark!uE % the slip
= cp-e-v-f -'.N ro'd. and her sa'.
-~o--l lv ccr-''es- vinf- ara thin E.
lace le~'ins ttp SIN through On golden
ar,'~-,pls- Az y o-i~r and li~ci
pline aboard =. she sails slowly hy the
l-c,lred vAaie-. 'he white water IN
der her ,o-ef'-I. and her wake trailing
behind. a gl''ter7n- furro-. She swim.
vide a. sNe curres mar. the Sr;-
glsnss trr . moment on her c'ssarre-
canvas sni-she IS not She "soe.
ont IKE sllsh lamp IN blow" say
old she''Nats- who have seen her
New York Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15

a young mother in Spokane had en.
gagged a neN nurse FOR TIE baby. The
nurse came 20 her and said ! don ,
know whats the matter madam. bur
the little one cries and cries. can
do nothing b, quiet it' The mother
Thought moment. Then Frightening
gr She said u remember now. Ba.
hg- last nurse Vas a Southern nam.
my You 0l.. hud the stove polish VI
The r-.-I shelf Of the kitchen closet" "
-A--JIal-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15

Professor A. /. Burgess. Of Co.gn.
ol. has been engaged b. the Massa.
caussus government 20 e1te-n.la;e
those NeT Ens.a1t pests. the gypsy
and brown tail moths
Professor Burgess. since the an.
nou1cemeut o: his undertaking has
been deiuged Nth letters ot advice
He said the other day o.: these let
ters
They are amusing. but not p-acu-
cal They rank wi,h an idea tha,
come 10 an inventor a, a fy.ritten
summer hotel.
! have a grand idea o. an inyen-
ton be said. as be gently removed a
fy from his milk. and watched itdrag
itself feeb.y away.
His wife delivered fly from the
yellow quagmi-e Of butter wherein II
had sunk.
What IS your idea'. she asked.
Why said ae. YOU know the 'e-
male ay laws 10000 eggs a season 2"
Yes N'ha, ot it?"
Well. said rhe inventor. 1T Is my
idea 70 graft the house fy OF the
hen '-E1caange.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15
ONLY ONE SERVICE = YEAR.
Ire stay q Curious L.tt'e Church
On an Ens'isn H.N.op.

There stands lfou A... 1'he v.'.
lsg- - Uphill i1 ,he county q some.
s.' smal. AID very old church
vAlch IS surrounds! by caves 10
-h.ch the bones 90. all Kinds q AMI.
male have been dlscoy,ret. This t!s-
to-c place o, Worshlp. which looks
arxu upon Uphill castle and the vi.
.aEe Itself. sas a. one time he only
place q worship FOR miles around
For several years no sunday ser.
vices have been held within is walls
and the only time ,ha, the public Sc
allowed - worship there IS one night
u the year-on Christmas eye-when
tte vicar ~ Uphill or some other
clergyman oficlates There IS a foot.
path leading up the hin 20 the church.
but as the hi.i ls very steep, and 'he
distance great very few people yisi,
the church. j. is by order ~ the &c.
clcsiastical commissioners that it d.
opened 20 the public once a year
curious stories are told regartlul
this interesting edihc-. one of which
Us 20 the effect that the church was
purposrly built ou tte top oi the hil.
so that the preacher could feel con.
yinc-d ~ the sincerity ~ the faith
- those who accomplished the task
% climbing 20 H. The church has
b.en visited by people from all parts
~ 'he world II Is the only bui.tius
in England probably 10 the world-in
which divine service is conducted on.
is once a y,ar-t'rom London Tit
Bits
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15

She was telling a circle Of sympa.
thetc friends abou, the burglar scare
IN her home. Yes she said. 81
heard a noise. so ! got up az urce.
There under the bed, saw a man s
less sticking out" Good gracious POO
exclaimed one OF the ladies'. The
burglars legs no. my dear: my
husbands legs He had heard the
noise. To-. '-ArgonauL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15

say Bin tke o2-keepe- c-atuuet
l- co-hteaua. "a. TIE ue1, tine
yo- ~Ar; glass q See- yoa & o.
a catcher chop. See
He rAs yo1-s AID .ho1sht TIA, =
s-e- z-ch. b.; Be- confessed az oc.
cAs.raa, desire &C. further eaurh,e1.
-~-- This unA 8; AS a .-sA. po.1;
al - F-gp----i -e e--s-o1 O.
L!s counsellor
II Jacques e4a nan re; = d.
vo-ce from his ~tf- because sic is
60; religious, I --ad the other DAY
"a; .l1te.i,y as cause iof d.
voice '-Llpg!nto;;s
Little aiiiy ls a good S-nday school
scAo1r and O. "a, accol1; ~as n.
Vi.-1 -!th tao - Tree other. %
sI-l1 tie day ., ,se minister's res.
ceace ~ ~ay @: ---A-t Wh=a the
t.1rer came % re god man said
such = long sfal= 5-f,-e meat that
N..y gasuei a-- looked hlngrily
a; -t- covers.
Wy az yal yrxl!-s Mile
asked the m.-.s.s-. Dos your "a.
ther say grace
on yes" Answered N.,v promptly
tI' 90 ,s-'t 30 .a-s a. that
AID Vhat t1-, De say pursued
TIE clergyman. hoping % obtain a
tex, ;or a little hcnly
He says di1er-1, things but las,
tine ~-en hs "a, down he took u1
the cover and said Great smokes,
Do yol call this a di1ner"
Tie honly Sas pos;gOaed-s,ra1d
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-15
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