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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24

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SITE. ipri6 niat METER oariiber. Cd
ragoe mebr, bel mssr fiir Eih ges
team ba5sn. 8psn.-
Sic mar isAr bltih~ sepproeH. 8 ia.
sr ipuree ms5r. oisI ms6r fir ne gsz
iAan babsH - eamaIsi llRo isst2 Gs-
DiB, aun iebt Rod pirSs sr Opftr
fur lie briHsen. penn Is isiE mSbts,
absr niht Die 9isbe mare ea6si bic
trei6sRoe Rraft, ionoern isiue @rOBs
matb feline Ritterlidteit, pslfe Ih
audi ibr. Der unssIie5tsn 5roa, aessus
l5er ni6t ber.ensnen ionnse.
S6psiseno ndbm lie ibreu 8ldb an
glide Elm. uHo Die l~lntsrbaltuna NAB
rsRO Der Mahl3sit mar beats nod
itIsPpsu6sr unO sipFI5igsr. ais sss
p5bnli9.
nUlrbe ss 0ir Isbr u~nanaenshm
ieiu, einsn SAT- i'm 6aaIs gu babeu2"
.6ai III SsmaRo siRssEaoen9" lags
tete bic %sritaunts 9esenfrass.
pDas niht, absr Elm 9srnanotsr
Don mir. elm Better i'm sptitsn
usin. britten 8rabs. pGHiht einiae
Seit in SrIanb 3usubringsR unb psns
bet ib an mid nit benz @rfuhen,
ihm eier duf 9~isfarrpn einen uutsrs
ihlupf 81 ~sendbrsn. 81 1T Elm outer,
a~RiprudsloIsr Mlsnid un0 ouBsroem
cine art @snis: Doa S6eorien uno
Soe1leri sr ihrsibt 9dder uno 4bs
hanolunsen nno nsrgIsifsn 0iHss. sd
glaute Hidt. DAB Ct Gir ie6r i'm Nsss
ieln piroe, peun CT fame
nNie heibi ere" Frasts gpen. mebr
nm etpos gu iasen. ais neil Der
9tame he 5eionosrs inisrsTirte.
pMilss, Nilss 9amtsri. Sstn sbs
tes Siedsnpfsro lit biz iriite Sraae.
ST min baril5sr idrsi6sn unS msint
nun, Is lei ourdaus no~t6msnoia. BAH
er p~sNiaaens sinise Donate in sSrlanb
5u6ringe uni iih Elm flares Bib DON
Ten 5itiigen 3uitdnosp MAIDEN AZ tons
nsn. SIT IS Dir re6;. baB er 3u uus
tommtl"
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0psn nit einem lsiften QhielSudeR.
Der Mdnn niirOe fid in Der froItigen
@tmoipbGgs hires 6~ausbalies notiirs
lid penig bebasIif fiblen, bod ooz
ran mar nun einmal nitts su Gnoern,
oadte lie. @r toHnts ia pieosr ae6en,
msun Is ibm duf g~isfarron nidt ge=
.fiel.
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liimmeno antprrtea", ~sntse5rste Mr.
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ipjro Dir aeialsn. .0ie i'd I6cn iogs
te. b0t er SoeaIe, uno feline QnTihtsn
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9anbbe00lteyunl iiimmsn, psnn niht
gan3 10 ooh in ben meiiten 8uncten
nit zen Geinisen therein. 9u pirH
IN ibm sinen sifrigsH 9erat6er unb
eslfsr fdnben eei 1einen menIhens
freanpliden 9sHrs5unaen. gpen.
&usridten nsroet i6r aaerbinos
uiats; D%eHi5fsns 1T oas meme fsfie
us6sr5eusun9, i'd taHn mid ia irren.
9pen oadts anoers. sSbre 6onbz
arfsitsi6ule adblte ia isbt Iton mebr
els 0reiBis SdiIsriuen, bic niht Hur
reselmabig tamsn, foneern audi eifria
ap5eitetsn unb Dirtlih ii6erraIhenos
6ortitritte mottsn. Die BON ben
geididtehsn untsr linen berasItsnten
5ofsn fonbsn in Dublin unb Qcns
bon q6iaB-fara bag ueue iHbuFrieas
llntsrnehmen sing alien QnIdeine
rad elmer OielOeripredenbsn 3utunft
ent3eseH.
hit Der 8Oti6uIt aina eg nidt
miHeer gut. @pen batte zines Soass
BE qtoBsrsn Don i6ren GhuIerinsn.
1laedsu 5piiasH pier5ebn unb Fsbs
3ern 5abren, in einen anoeren. ols
Slide sinseri6tetsn Raum asFiibrt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24


sen unb sinige dnOsre an~OrbuungeE
gu t~rsffen.
QIs s eins Wsile ipdter Suriidtsbrs
te, fono Ie Wliles nod i'm 6ribtidss
simmer, no er, bic SGnbs aaf ben
Riiden sslsgt. Ro6osntli9 aafs uua
abipa3ierte.
Sect nerbsH lie baIo tommen", Tass
te @psu. unb fat i'm IeIbeR Qupen&
Bid b0rts man crit ihpa6, bdun imS
nsr osutliher bic Zone perTmieoenef
8laEinitrumeute, UermiIhs NIT oem
oumpisn 9uml 9uml einsr Srommsl.
g6oaa!" rieF 0lilss uno elite ana
5eniter. Sic hobsn cine MuIitcapelIG
dr8epor6en. pie es ffeint. Sbun ft
ods INNER an 8dbltasen9.. ID
tommen Fis, bic 6%abnsntrdger DprauSl
Eds piro lp%a5rbdItig ~iuisreFontl"
Ter LANCE 3uB mohie Dor osm
8ouie 9alt ano felte lih In eiHem
inreseImdBi5sa 6albtrsiie ouf. Die
MuIit ibpies cine Ueile; i'm nG6ien
4useH6lid iebts ie NIT perboppelieu
4rdft Elm, uub bunbert Rebten IanseH
ooer Dlslmehr 6%riiltsH oas irii9e Mas
iionaIieb.
Die 9erIs BADEN Conference.-The
ganasn, ods mub i4 IassH", bsmsrtt(
gties.
@pen onlnorists ni6t, uu6 alg
DRiles li9 nod ibr umidb, entbsdtl
sr, nab lie oerihpuHoen mar
DIR. gambert FAB an Ieinem Gdreib(
tide uno partste auf bic Q6orbnuns.
bic isoenfaas an ihH d6ssl9idt perl
ben lplroe. ais bic 36lre fh leif(
offnete unb Omen eintrut.
nDurf ih bier bleiben, grtan2f
fragts lie nit einsm b~itienoen Bid
1uf ibu, Der lie fyageuo uniab.
gHein... 6efier Hi6t", sntsesnsl(
e. lur5.
Da5er mar iaan nifi piTeu,
mas bic qeuts %por6absn", tammslt(
lie. .Neins @essnpart piirbs lie pisl4
leidt abbaIten. gu @enaltt5dtisteitea
ii%bstaagsben."
.etpoB berartiaes lit pobl niat 5a
bsFirAten4. antportste er nit sinem
unseouIoisen Qnflugs, .quf aae 5daG
tam i'd 3ir nidt gsItattsn, bier az
5.et5en. 50 piinIds niht, bab Oh
Did uuannebmli9teiten dusiebeit.
llne aud abqsisbsn ea0oH; ns!feu
6inerud paree Is mahen, rsnn ih
MID gepiNermabeH binier Did 0srs
itsdisl CAB MID alfo allein, ib 5itts
DID oarum."
Wit iduerem 6sr3sn isbrte @peH
gum 5yl6tuds3immer 3uriid. Wlilss
ltdno nod immer am 5eHiter.
gBaB giso 1T III Gnbs; jsBt piyo
ariessrat6 et61Iteul" rief Ct ibr snsa
se3en. Sinh ale HEX qsute qisa
fartoner Bdnter2 Damn mub oas 9aE
ia Elm ilsines Bdrfent6um fem
g6s 1T 3iemli4 ausssos6ni. eod
oirfen Gle nidi aHrebmsn. Dab isoer
scr 6ieieu 9adtsrn sinsn san3w
8luernbof 6sDigtbi4afts. Msitaus
bic meii.eR ba6en nur elm 5dusatH
uno Elm paar 2leder in patt."
Gortitbun9 folgi.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24

unO Dol ibrsn sritauntsH QussR cine
anssisbiae 4ortioR oss iriI6en Qas
NHal9srities, Sammslflsii6 NIT ri
rem bereitet. .pests Olrauf oon
iGmmtlitsH Sinosrn uutsr laasem
Su6tl ssmeinl6af.Iih Usris5rl lporoen
mar. @s @pen mad otr Mlbl;eit
Der fleiHsn Sdaar bic fEase oorst
lesi bate: n0dre Is ui6i nett. penn
ibr isl5f ansrlei CUTE, ~nabrbafie 5peis
len tohtn tonniet2" b rar oie Nnts
mort Elm einitimmisss beseiiertss "a
sepeisn Ssitosm ssitauo He6eu Ser
HGb= uno Stridi6ule aub Die 9un
fduls. nno oisisr Fe9lte IS aud nidt
an StaIsrirsn.
Dir 0iensridaft auF eisfarron
Sudte seriHsiddbi5 bic 43ieln uno
5ssriff Is niht. pis bic shdciss Srdu
9srsuissR oaran Ftnoen Tonne. cine
8oH0e I6masiser aiucsr ms 6aus
az boIen anO iusar fiji lie gu totsu.
IA ieooa Bic ilsinsn @iite isl5r be
Sodi6pfs unh oas Gbsti6irr rsirias
ten, 70 ionnts man bsyrarftiaerpeiie
teiusn ginFprud erbsssn o1er iiber
permsbrts 4rbeit murrtn. Sbrs ser
Tin a6er Iebie eifris ods besonnene
Wsrt fort unb frats I'D ooB 6is 9in
Der iebt d~nfiRasH. nit 9traitenen Sc
Fftern anb 1stdmmtsn 6aaren au crs
fdrineH; ia, sinise ooR ,suen seiaien
iogar Gut ibTe Eleiosr 3l fl;den unb
gu iGubsrn. Dit 9ie5, auo @eoula
srrsiht man bei ihneR ales oa6te Die
@ats3srrin PuffaansscoG
IS mar a6tnS. @pm RAMP in eli
mem einfanen pstbeu 4leiee. oas
nppige 6aar 81 eiRem am 6jniertopf
5eisfistsn aHoten 3uiommeuseI9luu
gen. i'm SpsiIs5immsr ano I5erihaute
priifen0 ben aeoedisn Sti6. Mr.. Qam
bert, pelher non ibr un5emeytt einses
tretsu mar. hIisb einen Quaenblid fill
nebtH Der GAur itsben. oann fam er
nober. @peH FAB auf pno Wan0te Ii9
oann baitig ben 1ifhe nieoer gu, UNI
ia uno bert etpas 81 orontH, o6ihon
Is sisentlih nidts gu orcnen unb gu
Oerbefsrn CAB.
i'd" "
g@abri6einIi64. srt8tsusts lie hIr3
uno o5Re duf5uiehsn.
Sine tarse QauIe.
o9pen. i'd bin getommsu, UNI nit
Dir 81 ipreden", fasis 1Pr. Qambert
enbIi6. uno Is mar, ols 3~ittsre cine
tiefe @rresuns in ieinsr 5timme.
.90untsn mir nidt osriuten, elm ne
mig slidli9er NIT chamber Al fsinQ"
Das 8hat idob @pm an Ropfe; lie
fibIie IS in sinem beiBeu Strome aus
ibrem 6e1Sen smporlpalen 8, menn
Is mO3liH mare! Q5er nsin. ntin. IS
mar unm0sIid. es tcrn.e ni6t isinl
@r bate Ritlsib nj i6r :. has mar
g, mas i'm 10 ipreftu IisB.
Stcl5 rihtets lie Td auf. Sd Dsrs
iiebe Did Hidt", s~nt1tsneis tie nit
atpeiisnoer MisHe. sd meme, IS III
5wsdlos. llnm5gli6es aH5ufre6eu."
I'll baf rshi, lprsten pirO nihi
Meter eariiber@. aab Il tolt suriid.
sd fir6ts, Mi.eg pir0 benton, mir
leien ni6t serabs Elm 0}lfepsNpdar"
fiists er nit siRsm 5i.tereu 9ddsln
hlr3u.
r0ag tbat mir lsie. bod borauf
perteu mir e. antomneu laFen mil
Zen. III tannit inperlit pom mir pers
longen. caB id gu 9ab unb 5rommsn
Defines 9ettsrs cine gomSois auFfibs
rem unb in eer 3oas elmer liebenoen
5rdu auftreten ioa.4
.Sein Idauipislsrii6es Salent
Fplrbe eiHer Fir 70 pioerhre5encen
Roae pp6l laum aepaGIeu fem. anti
rpDrteie er anifsineuO rabig, CT Bate
aber bic graueH 3uiammsnge2cgen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24

QentudB. On Sadfon
puroe bas @dddfts uuo 9assrssa
tauoe eer @sbraosr 6arsis iRfolss
BON @ranoniftua8 ein5edidsrt. So
1T dnlteirsno eire Rahetbat bic aaf
bic 5era6ti9ie glutfe5os 3ariid3uiabs
rem 1T. r. 5n RpffelIoitls pura
otn bic 6sieen 0giBsH @Hp 2DOu uEd.
Bolt 6letdsr pssen rer5reheriihm.
QR8rifia aui Elm bsuti4ss Mdo6sH..
Ilamsns Ularp @laoer, bingsriatsi.-
100 Dpnamitpatrsnsn eTploDirtsn iH|
sinem giIsu5afnlassr 6ei 9o0bon|
5eim 4uft6 zen ur0 3 9srlcnsH pura
ben gei0btst.
DsIundre.- Bier ginosr CEN
T. SobnIea. i'm bitter ocn 2 5fs l0|
9a6ren. Fno in siRem Jeuer umSslons
rtn, tag IT Ssia, n osg Q3bs p91|
grtDgtoiits 5sTieyit,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
Sitfer6rattraf6re

Die 9abIsn iiuo 10 ourh 9u6fabsn AZ
erlsBen, oas Die iolaenoen gg6rter suts
lieben IA Elm Sogt; 81 elm Ranf.s
kri 5-y cine StVa6t, S--IO a~lttelas
msHtliter mdnuIihtr &ame; 9-I2 en
GorRamsi I'll siu giab.
SIR Aufloiuna Oer obissn Rit6ieI 1T
tolesnesr &rtis aasasisbt:
Gin columbia RaIsnbsr.
aaSIooiaus SsS Qrsiies Gomnsa
Btperber, bic ale brei AitbieI
Il mo bic Auiloiuuaen bis ,um
1907. siHssi6idt babsh, IN
auAOinna Der RitbItI la no. S.
/.
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..
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5.
L
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e S Il N
FL 5 E n
+ E L s E N
Rihtiss e6iunssR srbdItsn bon: Sea
6rcessr. ? eeloli bon 5obu 8IsiH, Stnry
Msniina ST.
Den prsis erbisIt: Geo 6ross,r.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
paGnerom.

poliHorom.
&ie's in bet bibtii6en @eididts beiBt.
Dab 10 elait uiele Gduisnos geipeit.
sies mein Seihsn rdfDdrts nnb ica[std
8ennit oa IN Aiien mid ais 6Vniersit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-24
NdtDlel G6e.
8uhifabenrdtbiel

Dit st1 bin IN Der Shsgne id;
Dill 20 lie5g germ aefagt man mid;
Wlit "a erirsu' sei6madt i'd Si4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
ThursdaY. March Z. Morning.

Rev L.. J.. Thurston presiding.
:3o-Dcvotioual Half lIour-E. d
Chappcll u. u.
q:OO-Topic Problems.
How to create Missionary
Conscience Pastors part-Rey.
". NJ Wilson.
gl5-Thc superintendent Part
Dr. \. Z. Ronncn
$50 The League Presidents Part
w. G Ditzlcr
9:i5-Ti How to dispense with
Help from the Foreign Mission Fund
Discussion by an presiding elders.
opened by Rev. J. 5 lamar 90 min.
mcs), closed by Rev. w. +, Dunklo
U5 mluutcsl. with fiveminuto
speeches.
l1:Oo-Addrcss Echoes from the
Conference Of Missionary Secreta'
rics Rev. O. +. Goddard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order
and judgment of the United States
Court. Tishomingo, Indian Territory,
Southern District. in the case of j. B.
Moore, Trustee. VS.. A. b. Roark rem.
dorcd on .-- day of November, 1906.
will offer for sale at public auction
in front of the court house building
at Tishomingo, Indian Territory. be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. M,
and 2 o'clock p. m, on the 9th day
of March, 1907, the following dcscrib-
ed land situated near the town OF
Reagan. indian Territory. together
with all the improvements thereon:
The We of the NEA of Sec. 20;
and the Wa of the NEh of the
NEh of the NEA of Sec 20; and
the SEA of the NEA of Sec. 20; and
the NEh of the NEh of the SEA of
Sec 20; all in township 2 south
range G east of the Indian Meridian
Chickasaw Nation. Indian Territory
Said land to be sold in tracts not
exceeding 30 acres each and begin.
ming at the NE corner Of said tract,
said sale to be ON a four months
credit upon approved security.
This the 9th day of February. 1907
13wi j. +. BLEDSOE,
Special Master
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
TO BE HELD AT cHlckASHA.
IMPORTANT CHURCH MATTERS
To BE Discussed. Including Churcn
Extension, Missions, Education
and Church Topics OF Gen
eral Interest to Members.

The Oklahoma Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church South
will hold grand mid-year rally at
Chickasha on March 81, The object
of the meeting Is to hold a confer
cnce of the board of missions and
all matters connected with missions
will be discussed and receive care
ful consideration. At the same time
and place the board Of church cN-
tension will meet and receive and
consider applications for aid to eth.
er board,
a i0using meeting Of the board OF
education will also he held at the
Same time for the purpose Of discuss
ing the situation that is presented
to the church and the conditions of
the various schools and colleges I'M
der the control of the conference.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society will hold an oSncutIyo meet.
ing on Tuesday of the conference.
It is especially requested that all
persons having business with any of
these boards should be present at
the time and place Indicated for
meeting
The following is the program ar
ranged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
Notice Of Sale Of sankrup, stock.

Notice is hereby given that | will
sell at auction to the highest and
best bidder FOR cash in hand. on the
9TH day Of March, 1907, at 10 o'clock
a. m. in the town Of Pauls Valley,
a stock invoicing between $4,000
and $4,000, consisting Of dry goods
groceries. queensware, clothing, etc
being the bankrupt stock of Wagner
4 Williams This is first-class stock
of goods. the goods are new ana up
todate, and Pauls Valley Is a very
desirable location for a stock OF this
kind.
II anyone desires further informa
ton, please write me at Pauls Valley
l. 7. ]. L. MARTIN,
27it Trustee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03

Gum.
3:lO-II-The woman's Home Mis-
alon Society-Mrs. w. +. Whiting
tn.
3:20-III-Reyivals as Factor In
Missions Rev. Il. II. Hicks
3:35-IV-The Sunday School as a
factor in Missions-E. B. Chappell,
Sunday School Editor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
Afternoon.

Rev. G. r. Mitchell presiding.
2:3O- Devotional Half Hour-E. u.
Chappell, u u
3.OO-Topic Church Extension.
Our Opportunity y. l.. Line
baugh
$3.50 Church Architecture-W. j..
Sims, J. IT, Ball, i. l.. Scales
i.u0-Thc District Board Of Church
Extension Rev. J. II. Mcdonald
i:3O-Church Extension rs Fac.
tor In Missions Rev. Sam G. Thomp'
son
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03

our Mission Fields.
China-Rev. W c. Morris.
9:15-Japan-Rev j. 8. Riley.
-McNicO-Rcv. G. II. Winton
ID. u.
Brazil-Rcv. George Z.
French
10:OO-Koroa-W L. witt.
ld:lJ-Cuba-J. +. Lawlcss.
1O:30-lndian Work.. j. Meth
win.
intermission
1l:OO-Addrcss-- Ed +. Cook.
II. ID.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
No Case on Record.

There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
or consumption after oley's Honey
and Tar has been taken. as It will
stop your cough and break up your
cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar In a
yellow package Contains no opiates
and is safe and sure. Hoffman Drug
Co, city Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
AGED MAN, YOUNG WIFE.
Bridegroom is 81. While the Bride Is
Only 10

only Iy,
Denison. March Ike Meeks. aged
years, and bride Of 10 are here to-
d'y from the territory spending their
l1ncymdOn. Meeks is a very remarka-
lc man for his advanced yeats shd
would easily pass for 60 years. He
s engaged in cattle raising in San
oils county, Choctaw nation. and
spends most of his time ON horseyack
riding the range. This IL his first
essay ht matrlmony and to quote him,
h enjoys It immensely"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03

Rev. \. /. Liuebaugh presiding.
7.3O Devotional Half Hour, II.
Chappcll d. d.
500 Address W. r. McMuuay,
II. u.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
Afternoon

Rev T. '. Rippey presiding.
General Topic-FIelps
THE Woman's Foreign Mission.
AIRY Society.
2:30-Addrcss- Mrs. j. c. Fowler.
charlottesville W. =. Bar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
Evening.

O. T.. Goddard presiding.
7:30-Song Service.
S:O0-Address-Ed +. Cook. As.
s,stant Missionary Society.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
Tuesday. March s-Eve,lng.

Rev. j W. Sims presiding.
7:30-Deyouopal Half Hour-Rey,
E Il. Chappcll ID. ID.
S:NO-Opening scrmon-Rev, Geo.
u Winton, u. d,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
Resources.
s5592S259
Liabilities.
s55s.2s25s

No better index 20 the growth OF Ard
tie constant and itea6y increase In
n ore can oe found than is reflected in
tie deposits OF the Ardmore National
II INK.
LEE CRUCE. President
o. W. STUART. Cashier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
II. W. DICK,

Few of us possess such keen
sense of humor as to laugh at trou-
BILE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
WARNING ORDER.

Before r. w. Dick, Mayor OF the
City OF Ardmore, Ind. Ter.
d. NJ. Rumph. plaintiff, VS.. IL l..
Brogden, defendant. Warning order.
The defendant. II. l.. Brogden, is
warned to appear in this court with,
In thirty days and answer the com
plant Of plalntiff, d. NJ, Rumph.
This the 18th day of February, 1907.
r. W. DICK,
Mayor OF the City of Ardmore.
]. F. Bledsoe is hereby appointed
NONRESIDENT attorney.
January is, 1907.
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Wednesday. March e-MornIns.

Rev. j. b, Mcdonald presiding,
$50 a m.--Deyotional Half Hour
T.. B. Chappell u. d.
s:O0-Topic-A General Survey o'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03

No, Maude, deLr; people who are
we'll posted are not necessarily stuck
up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03

Like cures like. except in the dis
ease known as love
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
OVATION TO BRYAN
GREAT AUDIENCE HEARS THl
 NEBnAsExAN SPEAK,
Coner Emson fn Mew Ynxk City Eilted x0 OvexgIoxgimms Am& 1Aamy
 Th2uaandn Are Thxmed

New York. Oct, 21--WilIfam Jen- ,nines Bryan apoke tonight before an audiences that filled Cooper Union. while many thousands were turned away. The meeting was under the auspices of fFthe Progressive Democratic League and Mir. Bryan's subject was s.The Democracy of today" He was introduced by Augustus Thomas. presi- dent Of the league Mir. Bryan was received with repeated cheers and 1t was three or four minutes before he was allowed to begin. He introduced as a sub-topic. "The average man
 gO On the subject of National control or corporations. Mir. Bryan said
 ssThe president suggests the National incorporation os. all Railroads engaged in Interstate commerce and all cor porations engaged in interstate com Inerce Not since the days of Alexan- der Hamilton has such doctrine of centraIization been advanced as this suggestion by the president It would practically place the government of the States In Washingtcn.
 .'The Democratic doctrine is that the Federal authority attend to Federal affairs and leave the states to attend to their home government The Federal authority should be added to state authority, not substituted for it."
 He said the Federal government acting within It's present powers would curb the trusts.
 Let Congress he said. "say when any corporation in interstate commerce ,rishes to control twenty-five per cent of the output of the product 1t deals in, that it must take out a Federal license, the license to be so safe- ruarded that the stock of the corpora lion cannot be watered. Then the cor poratfon will be under the eyes of the federal government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
RELEASE AMERICANS
w. R. MAILING AND PARTY LEAVE
 RUSSIAN PRISON.
The Police EounA Nethinw Among Their Papers fe Warrant DetaininK
 phem--sA merfean Em-
 basrx Gets Busy. sE

St PetersbufE, Oct. 2f.--Wi1liam English WaiIink. of Indianapolis, his wife ss.sA A.s sss.sess s!ster. gsess Ssrs.. sky. who were -arrested and taken to jail last night because of their asso- ciation with the members of the Finn ish progressive party were released this evening. The police found noth- ing among the papers of the trio to warrant detaining them. No conditions are attached to the release, but Mxs and Mrs. Walling ana Miss Strunsky Intend to leave St. Petersburg on Wednesday.
 They say they have practIcaIiy an- fshed their work In Russia. All theIr papers and manuscripts have been re- stored to them.
 The officials this evening expressed regret at the arrest. which they say was ordered upon the report Of an Over-zealous spy. who had been shad- owing the Finnish reyolutionists with whom the Americana had been asso- ciated. The two women prisoners were confined for the twenty-four hours in q prison over-cr0wded with young wo- men revoiutionists. They were cons ducted 10 q small cell eight by ten feet but they said this evening they had suirersd no especial discomfort siu- ring their arrest, They told amusing tales .of the iaxness of Russian prison diacfpiine
 As soon as tt wes rumored ln the iri- stitution thek kWe Americau women had heen Drought in, fhaYs heaasa fo res eeiwo vfsIts1 1le xhd other prisonars. They hold e rpsuiRs FecAption irs thesr cell and related Che ihtesk hiatory Of the outside world to the curious and eager women who crowded tD see them. sl5S 4 se
 As soon as the order for. their re- lease came this evening the. aews be. came known throughout Nhe entire prison and the two sisters were given a great ovation as they took their de- parture.
 Mr. Walling was assigned to a aep- arate cell in the detention prison. Nora- finally he was not permitted to com. munioate with anybody but he found no diflicuity in GeftinG letter out fo the Amsrican Enabassy. making use of the "uhdergrounG postal service Yias,i,- tained hy the prisoners ~stEf33 ~stEf33s we're aitz- cd in. this practice by several subven. tioned watdsrs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
SENDS YOUNG ToJAl
MINNESOTA ATTORNEY GENERAL '1 TAKES APPEAL.
United states Supreme Court Will De- eide Whether Government May En-
 JoGn State from EnfORctng
 itsf Laws.

St Paul. Ninn.. oct. 21,--Attorney General Young of Minnesota was ad- judged in contempt of court by Judge Lochren in the United States District Court today and fined $ioo. which he refused to pay.
 An appeal to the United States Su- preme Court will be. taken in the form of an application for a writ of habeas corpus.
 Mir. Young has been remanded to the custody of the United States Marshal. and the question of whether the Unit ed States Court has the right to, ens join a State fro menforcing it's laws will be finally disposed of.
 The question involved is whether an officer or servant of sovereign State can be sued. It came up in the att tempt to enforce the commodity rate law enacted by the last Legislature.