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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15

un6 an eirem reinen, Iogar Grtc
QifGemQbrt; 6 mirtt 1in0 BELT 0icie
Sdlbe alld Damn, penlt Der Batient
piele Wteilen Oapon entfcrnt lit. Bel
5erbro6enen 0lie0ern abmelen0er
aranfen ipuroe BON hirllraii6en
3auberfiinItlern itutt 0e5 2eiOen0cn
einem 3erbro6enen Stubl- o0er Gid
bein Elm @erbono ongclegt un0 babel
cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geiprofen.
Der oerbumoene Stlt6l ODER SiI6
olIrTte nm 8 Gage lang nidt 6erilbrt
ltlto nidt geriidt mcroen, bonn mar
nid)t cttuo oaS Sil6bcin, ionoern 0aS
gebrodcnc menidlide 8lieo nieOcr
a%ngebetlt. Nll6 fir Elm ibpa6cS
@eod6tniB bottc bic olte Wteoi3in
9itltc, mo 5luor in Der 1rlldt Nru-
coroillnl, Die Gin IdurfcS Del cntb1Ilt.
0ort bctBt e0: Gin babies Gucnt-
letn ldlDcr cingenontmcnL itGrft 0cll
idpuden Genius, uertreibct Ole Ser
geiienbeit unb i6drfet Den @erituno,
lit niiblid Scr S6luod)beit oeSSirnS,
mcl6c BON &0lte oocr Selldtigfcit
cntIton0en lit, un0 Der &erl06mnrng
Der @licoer." 0icic bcr5f0rmligen
Nnacoroicn = 6riidte ooer -9iiiIie, bic
gtiiiic Oc5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Amerifa ODER SItinoien iueroeu bon
9lbergl0rtbiidcn nod beute bin uno
mieOer oltf cine S6nur gercibt mn
Den Sols getrugen, ais Wtittcl gegen
3abnldmcr5 uno HberunutiSml9.-
6reilit, Gin Mittel, ~ben i6madcn
Genius 81 It1rfen," t0nntcn mir belt-
te nod 10 gut gcbrou6cn, mic Dor
piclen bul0ert Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15

iir0 iacIiifen Rei3cn ioIde GrfcIga
gebdbt fuie Die 9aIetfa. 2lGcr lie
nerItano Die omiie en- icene" aus Dem
II uno beItdtigte Oamit Die Gihtigfeit
Der Sbeotertbeie, boB Elm tiibtiger
Gegiiieur ref)t mobI Elm miierabler
S6allpieler ietn fonne. 3u$ nenne
i) Garriere: NIT elmer MfonotSqa0c
bon % Hubeln 81 beginner lulO 10
Sabre ipGter fir cine babe Milliun
lhlpor5c 4erIen IN ser SfatuQe al
bobell. ga, sic &unit Aebt no69roo!
@ineS Cages freili6 mdre oie cole
9ame beinobe aus Der Rolle gefoI-
len. 9ti6t allf Der 9ilbnc ctuo:
menn man Die Soufflelle BON iid
GUS bonorirt, e%reigncn iid) iolfc 81.
ialligfcitcn ui6t. IS mar III ser Belt,
Die 5luilden &iollinna mo SIuiimn
lag. Ger 8roBiiirit Nlcri5 mar ou-
mails Nonliral Der rliiiIhcn Slottc
uno gleid5eitig tObercommonoircn.
Ser oc5 bolcttu'i6cn Screens. @0ic
WtGlllcr mo porlolltc @lGttcr be-
bultptetcn oomolS, Die ruiiiihct
&riegSid)iiie tonntcn 0e9bolb nihl
geb0ria Qrnlirt lpcr0cn, neil 0oa
@elo oa5l iiir onoCre 3luede notbiN
lei. So, man nunntc Oieie 3iucdc III
Der @eieQi6oit gang often bci'm rcd.
ten 9tamcn. % Crcignetc c9 iid), 0uB
bel Scr Grcmicrc cinc9 iriuoIcn iran.
5olil6en StiifeS, IN Dem Die 8ulcttn
0erooe nidt bei6Gitigt lunr, in Ser
porOerIten 2o9c iie lnO Der grob,
fiirltlid)e HOnlirol Ylot gcnomncn
botten. 8olctta obcr trltg cine
ltrnblcn0c @riQuntcnripiere INN Ocu
Sol@, an Der Elm rtbingeI6nriiftca
- S6iff bing. Gincr 5cigtc cS bent
unocrcn, mon crbob lid int Gurfctt
unO oeltete nit 6ingern nod) ser
Sogc, EloBlid) bcgonn mon 5ll 81.
ihcn unO 3l pfcifcn - nidt ctpo
Der Mob, ncirL @erren I'M 6rof mo
Generals Uniform, SootenbIoB CT
bob li6 Ser Nomirol mo perlicB bic
&o9e; fltr5c Otinllten Oorouf fol9te
ibnl Die lnuoriidytigc 0ipo, niht obnc
eincn @lif boil &erodtllng ms @ll.
blitlml geidleuoert ST boben.- I'm.
ter Sen biSber pcritci0erten @cgcn.
itGnoen fonb iih boS ominoie Sdiff
ni6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15

500 e$ ober por, Sic mir ifcn friibcr
bmt Den 5erult t,Dcut ser pGuinoi5
StoatS5eitung," OCn maderen Serren
Seffgen mo SAnribcr, o%ngebotcne
HeoottionSiteuc u%l5unebnlen.
Sritber bottc ih lie, ob9Iei6 lie
melt lutratiper lH6 anqenebmer lit,
ais Die am n%Sttcr," allpgelhlogen,
neil i) Dies Spirr mciner Eortci in
Baltimore idulIOig 81 iein gloubtc
@cpor i) bierbcr uab Chicago iiber-
iieocltc, beiudtc iA Baltimore nod
cinmoI5 i6 befono MIDI idon brci
Gage lpic0cr BORT, ais Sic Staot emo.
lid Don llnionstrlrppc1 bIcibcn0 be-
icBt lultroc; lln0 icIbIt iol6e, bic ne
nige Gogc porbcr nod ltlctncm 8llltc
geIcdb5t lnttcrL 5clltcu li6 mir jcbt
0llBcrlt frcitnoIid, Ocunl INNER cngcr
r1o cnGer 500 @cNcrol Scott feline
Itrategii6cn &rciic I'M Die bllttigc
&crrdt6erito0t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15

ttot. Pei'm .lteberifreiten eires in
6oIge 0e3 Regen3 angei6nouancn
6luiies miro iein Yiero ibell; err miro
o6gcporfen, lit Dem Grtrinfen nobe
l,to bri6t Die Mlistelu ieineS Iinfen
9eines. "a er ni6t mebr oieSpann.
trait Der SugenO beiiBt, fam er ni6t
mcbr geIuno peroen ltn6 iiebt lid)
sur llnbelpegIihfeit perurtbeiIt. Gr
lit jeBt 60 Sabre alt uno nimmt cine
6rolt; bis oobin bate CT feline Belt
gcbabt, an oie @riinoung cineS cige-
men 6eroeS 81 0enfen. Sang Son0on
ebrtc uno liebte ben robltiten @reis,
ser 10 uiel @riabrungen geiomneIt,
10 piel 9lbenteuer erlcbt bate; ais
eiunol in ieiner @obnung GClter
oll9brod), iaate CT rnbi9: D@o6; c9 lit
nidt Oas critic Dial, 0aB i6 im 6elcr
biu!" 1895 mod)tc i'm Die &0ni0in
8ittoria sum 8aronct. Gr 6eioB nebr
&riegSme0oiaen uno SrOen oils ein
@eianotcr, uno bnS Wcrfmiir0iBItc
mar, onB er lie mirfIih cDrlih per
0ient bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15
Ser Nbid)ieo Der Gina.

Gi1er ser g%ldn5enoiten Sterne ai'
6irmumente Der Yetersburger Sebe'
melt lit perblihen: Dame Valetta, tic,
sic elm 0eSennium 8roBfiirlten uno
9onf . 9ircftoren Dor ibren Srl-
umpbipogen lpannte, Die Sogenin1a'-
len oes 9auoepille Sbeaters Wfld)el
unb Die Snbaber u%nierer 9lumenge'
lfGfte at uieridopfli6er 9egeilte'
rllna binrib - perfauit aus. Sout
4~etcrsbolrg mar SIT oieiem 2cifen-
idnlollB gcfomnlen /; Die groBen Sa'
men, Die Salbfuelt BON Tnf litlo
ebrlame 9ilreerfrauen. Htemano
mollte lid, 81" ihone 0elegenbeit, IN
Gntriiltung SIT MAIDEN, entgeDell lal'
len. Ios mar faum mebr cine alit'
ton, 0oS non Die oufregenoe 9ro6e
Sscnc oes uierten Iftes. 9tur DIE
Seloin oes 0romas feblte: 'le er-
bolte Iid bon Den Strapu5en oeS Fe.
terSbilrger 2ebens an Der Hlolero
ltto c"rirellt lid oil beld)etoellell @eii'
den. Selten bat cine Sdalilplelerti1
bon 10 nlittelmGBiger 9egobilng NM
10 geriugen forpcrliben, gelltlgef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15
Tas Taoinm nnS bic 8cbcimniiic
Dcs Groinncrn.

Gie @lnoer, Die oos Stadium poll.
bringt, b0ufen ii0 bon Gag 81 Gag.
Die neueite Offenborllng 0es merit
milroigcn GlcmcnteS beltebt 0orin
oob IS ms m%it5utbcilcn pernng, mte
0if sic Grofrllitc lit mo mcldc ST.
Bc9roOc ooS Groinnere o%uflueiit. Der
cngIilhc 6orldcr Yroiclior Strlltt,
Elm Sobn 0eS berilbmtcn FbDlfcrH
Sor0 Galeigh bat Dor ctlua orci
Subren Gaoillm IN Den S%eoinleltcl
Der beiBcn Slteqen bon Bath gehrls
Den ull0 0arall mltnitpfell0 Stltoien
iiber 0dS 8ortomumel1 bon NaoiunG
IN Den 2ogerltdtten oeS Grbinnern
gemodt. Gr ging oooon aus, oab CT
8ranitprobcn BON Gorniuau II. &bo.
ociia, 9alaltItiide BON 8ronlan0 mo
Den Gittorin 3 SdQen Serpentin bon
&i5oro uno 9%tormegen un0 ptcle an.
oere cin9ebenO priiitc uno denlild)
5erlcgtc. Die Gnlanation oeS IN Den
Yroben erboltenen Haoilms CAB Die
@rumologe fir Die quantitatipe DC
thinning oes HaoiumS. 9ieic Gina.
notiorL 3. /. gusitrobllng, fonntc
ipegen ser ungenlein longlom Dor lid
0ebenoen Notwithstanding mir
Suft oernlii6t IN eipenl gelpobnllder
@aiometer 10 gut aufgeipeid)ert tuer-
oenL ooB man feline photographers
uno eleftriiGe 9lftipit1t nod nab pie
len Sogcn ober @od)en llltcrlufcn
tonntc, pollfommen g%etrenllt BON oent
Clement lelblt, BON DEM Die Gmol1o-
ton ollsging. Strutt lpeidertc No
0iuml0ilng ouf Tabiumlolung olt,
bis Die aelpiilli6teGmonation erreid)t
nor, Die oltrf bos Glettrolfop &C.
meiien mllroe uno 10 Den 8ebalt oeS
| unhpeienoen Hooiunls beltinmte.
| &eraleide1oe ltnterillfungen ergo
ben ooS Heilltot, ooB 8ranit olll
meiiten, 9aialt oln ipenieIten Goa
blum entbielt. sluf 8runb leiner
oleidmGbigen unb gelesmoBigert
8ertheilung fonnte MIN Ieoe Vtetle
Der eide Der Grbrinoe berefnet pers
oert. Strutt ihIob aus Ieinen BE
/ red1nungerL baB nid)t mebr oils Elm
GreiBigitel bes Grbpolumens aus
Stoiien beiteben fam, Die oetteit
oleih iino, Die man an Der Sberflahe
finoet, mebr nod: CT fonnte alt
@runo perifieoener mathematician
uno pbpiifaliiher lleberlegungen Die
| 0ide Der erofruite auf rs ailoneter
bcrednen. @eitcre 9%erefnnngen be-
itimnlten arndbernb Die W1rnlegro.
De, Die lid I'M grbinnern betinoen,
ouf 1900 8ruo. Dies lit Der Cant
melpunft oes Giiens, lpabreno Gil
Der bel 1000 8roo uno @olb BET 1850
8rao lhnlil5t. Nur Hlatin iiberoolla
crt bieie Site, ga es crit BET ITO
8rab IN ben fliiiiigen Iggregut5u'
itolb iibergebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15
Scimatb nno tSrcmoc.

Nod cinmul modt idl fern im 9eIz
mntblan0e
Ger 2cr6e Iouidlelr, Die I'M gctber
lilgt,
@cnll bel ocrl lcbtcn gol0'ncnNbeno'
Itroble
Sos 90rilein itltmn IN N0mmcrs
troilnl ucriinft.
lln0 pcnn Der Wtono mo ole Stcr1lc
ldeil1en
llnD Gbul mo 6rieohoI tict I'M
Sdlllmmer lic0t,
M0d)t' id nod cinnlol red)t BON Ser
5er mcincn
@is mid Der Sd)laf IN &%In0beitS'
trdiinlc ipicgt.
llnO menn oaru milo pont bloller
tSimmel nicoer
Die Morgenionne III Die Sen'tel
lheint,
BOG id) getr0ltet III Die 6remoe iple
Der,
Veil einmal nod i'd 9olt5 mid aus
gelueint,
8uito Tommcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15
ySidDtnngcn" uun @ilb. &cni9nns.

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3lucd oicier 3eilen lit, oic 2elcr
ouf ein&1 Gidter ulfmertiom 81 mo-
den, Der 0lIrd) iein 2cbcn ipie ieine
0i6tlng gleid groBcn Nniprlld uuf
oercn NSlltcreilc baben oiirftc. Gas
ncltcite @crfhen bon Wilbelm 8es
nignlS, n0idtun9cn" b%ctitclt, bringt
ol1bcr Dem Eortrat oeSSerfoiierS orei
9ilOer, i'm ais Muidclmolcr, See
rcnpfliifcr unO Sormarbeiter ouritcl-
LEND. 0cnn ooS iino Die Seid0iti-
gllngelL IN benelt Oieier 9i6ter lid
leinen llnterbult peroient.
Die @ebihte ielbcr 5eigen ms zinc
Seelc, oic Die GoeIie crlebt, l1rlo sic
inter oicien GrlebniB 5llm 9i6tcll
QleidIom g%e5rullngen miro. 9ieSprn-
DIE lit oenndd audi meit entfernt BON
Der gereimten Froid, mcl6e man &C.
meini9li6 fiir Eoclic 81 bolten it'd
gem0bpt bat: lie gibt in ibren @orts
bil0crn un0 in ihrcn Wortflon9 ser
Eroln ult5ugGnglihc StimnnIngen
michcr. Gin yipGtcrer Hid)tcr" miro
cntlhci0cn milIIcn, oh hiCic 9idtlrng
cInen @citrog sur 9crcidcrllllg beS
Observation-Disclosures be0cntct; fir inns
~Iiefert lie 0cn 9elueiS, luie ultd) oic
beutigc Mclt 0eS 9ompfeS mo ser
i%o5ioIen Sro0e it'd poetiid) ~ollifollen
lGBt. Nlr OaB ou5ll cine poetiide
@roft 9eb0rt, luie iie @oltber bon Der
&ogelrpcioc bclaB, ulS er ben o&lec"
ltno Ben Bad I'M @iclengrun0e fir
Die Yueiic eroberte. Sreilid miro
audi bier Die &rone crit Ser gr0Bten
Ginfuhbeit %9eboren. SIS miro 90
RIM iiir Sen moOernen 9id)tcr olle9
oorollf onfpmmer, Oh er lid) 5t oieicr
mieoer ollrdringt. Gem audi III Der
moocrnen @elt lit oaS gr0Btc HGtbIcl
I'M ullcrgeluobnlidIten @clhebcn cut
boltcn. 0eiicn Ibbilo uber fam
eben MIR Die einfohite Sprude leill.
@ilbelm 9enignlS 9cbt otoere
@eqe unb lud)t Die groBortige 9lu1s
fclbcit, mo bod ollf Der onoeren
Scite olld) micoer Die blenoenoe Scl-
liafcit oeS neuell 2ebenS IN Iclner
Sprofe luieoer5uipicgcln. IS lit
obcr ieiner &iinit gcge6en, inns nit
ihrem Allgc in Gtotllr uno Mfenlfens
bcr5 binein icbcn unO nit ibrcm DIR
in Die @elt b%incinbord)cn 5u lallen.
GoB ibr 0oS gclingt, lit Der 9eiuelS
ibrcr &roft nno ieincS gerufes OILS
9idter.
Die ,9idtungen" cri6ienen I'M
Sclbitperlage, iino bonn Scrfoller:
@ilbclm 9eni9nus, 9tr. $40, Ioria-
tic,slpenlle, gtlontic Gitp, rs, gum
@reiie BON einent Dollar gu be3le'
hen. S. $.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15
Nns @ilbclm Happ's Stnrm' NIB
G~ransScit.

Inter 0ieier lleberihriIt oerortent'
Iid,t Die .SQinois Stoots . 3eitun0"
cincn @riei, Den Der oieier Gage per.
Itorbcne Gbefreoofterr oes @lotteS,
g4iIhclm Hopp, an Is, Sum- 1861
Don Chicago aus al lcincn inGent'd-
lonO lebenoen Gater geld)rleben bat.
". Gupp tbeilt III hieienl 9riefe olld)
ieinc Grlebniiie in Baltimore nit
uno sic o5pineenoen 8rinoc," Die
i'm bon Baltimore mad Chicago
iiibrten. Gr i6iloert feline G%rIebni''c
in Baltimore 10: Yltno rltn einige
g9ortc ii6cr meiue grlebnilie III @ol'
tinore, Die ia tbeilmeile nild) III
Gclttidlono befaunt gcporoen lillo.
,id) beiano mid bon Sftober 1897
bis gu Dem Se5eiiioniitcn : InfItonoc
I'M Npril 1861 in bieier Ourd) ibre
f0rnllid) 81 cinenl politiihen Snlti-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15

9cniibtc 8eIegcnbeit.
Srau (bie ms. Sbcoter min: vGu,
Mar, ous Stiid miro ia nit gon5lid)
neuer alisitottrng eegeben, ba miiB-
teIt iii mir bod alid) einet neuen
SbeatermonBl fauien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-15
Dir nItr ttf7 IN SrcSpcrtcae,
Com QongfeGIow.


-
Con QonqfeIIom.
9}Gdit Dem 0orf - cbrmijr0ig or,
Haat OeS ShIoiic5 alter @ou,
Nobe Fnppeln itcb'n 6upor,
@crieh Shntten in 0u5 Ibor,
limo Is griiBt inns aus Dem Tl1r
Nit Dem Hui ole uItc llbr:
o\Snlmer - nintrner!
Simmer - immCr!."
ltnO iic luintt pom Grcppcnitono
Inns nit ibrcS YenoclS SanO,
H$lt Dem Snrg, acid)nibt 10 reid,
Gincm oiiitern Nf0nhe gIcidL
Ger in brolt1cr &utte BORT
&rcu3c idIiigc nit 0cm gSort:
Simmer nimmcr.
Simmer - inrncr."
Gags crtout ibr 9ui MIR iuht,
Sod inn @rQll'n Scr Wiittcrnudt
Vie Elm id)mCrcr 6ritt ibr Sang
Tlrr NM &orri0or cntIonN;
ShuIIt an ieOcr 3inmlcrtbiir
Nhrc Stinule fir mo iiir:
SIMMER ninlnler!
Simmer 49, immcr!"
Won6cr Gollis ltn0 Stcrbctog
@ullter Subcl, leiie alag
@inQ emit an ser llbr porbct,
Die bon jcOcm McdieI frct
@ie oImiiicnO NIIeS i6oltt
llno ms nit Dem Huf crbollt:
SIMMER 60 nlnlmcr.
Skinner - immer."
GjaItlit nor emit oieIeS @olS,
Gcrler gingen nien1nlS aus,
PM Dem @cr0 mo bci'm 0elug
g&uro cS Nod)t mo mieoer Gag;
God nit Oumpicm @%robc0ton
&0rtc man Die Stinumc orob'n:
Simmer 1lllllllcr!
Simmer - immCr!"
Nr0blIH lollten &in0erldluornE
GrGumerii6cr Su9cno @orm
Sob Oaa S6loB, in QoIoner Belt
Gritcr &icbc Scligfcit.
M9ic Gin 8ci5igcr iein @ol0
3Ghlt Die llbr Die Stunocn bOl0:
SIMMER - ninmer!
Nimmcr - inlmer!"
GieicS 3inmlcr bat Die @rout
NoIocrr0tbeno emit geiduut,
llnO aus ieuer Stllbe BORT,
Grug man ionlt Die 2ciden tort;
Iurd) ooS S6lueigcn olli Dem 6lr
9licf Dem S6ei0enoen Die llGr:
Simmer - llilnnlcr!
Simmer - inlnlcr!"
Sort iilo Nuc! Der in Notb,
Gle pcrm0blt unh Scncr tobt!
TSro0' Die llbr id fummcruoll,
0b i6 ic tie iholtcn ioa
g3icbcr bier I'M trollten &rciS,
gSinnlcrt ibrc Stintnle leiS:
SIMMER - ninlmer!
9timmer 49, imnterl" !
Nimmcr bier, ood INNER BORT,
$40 pcridluln0en Belt mo Ort,
gSo nidt Gorge mebr uno Fcin
zoo uno Srcnmtng lueroen leilt;
9ticmunO lat un0 9tientono freit,
9fllit Die llbr Der Gmigteit:
Simmer - nimmer!
Simmer - imrner!"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of m
ear. There IS only one way TO cure
deafness. and that Is by constitution
remedies. Deafness is caused bv an
inilamed condition OF the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. when
this tube Is innamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when 1t is entirely closed. Deaf.
ness Is the result. and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored 20 its normal Goa.
dition, hearing will BE- destroyed !or
ever; nine cases out OF ten are
caused BY Catarrh. which is Dothing
but an ipdamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give OHe Hundred Dollar,
for any ease Of Deafness (eaused BY
catarrh) that cannot be cured By
Halrs Catarrh Cure. Send tor cir
sulars. free. +. J. CHENEY 4 Co.
Toledo. o
Sold BY lrugEists. 75o.
Take Halls Family Pills for ssa.
stipatisn. D&W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01

withstand such an impulse to get
ting busy? who knows?
True, it has never been custo.
nary to pass important measures
during the session Of congress pre-.
'cding presidential election. But
what, pray, is precedent when the
Big Stick waves aloit and the Com
mon Peuple-who ueyerthe,ess have
votcs-demand relief from the Ills
which they find hard to bear?
Popular clamor demands new rail.
.oad and corporation laws, currency
legislation tariff revision and a score
gf other measures designed for the
public good. The congressional mood
,s 90 sicklied over with the lurid
cast OF campaign oratory as to lose
che lame OF action Congress wants
nothing so much as peace, in which
to discuss its differences OF opinion
and make political thunder. But In
the Roosevelt vocabulary there Is
no such word as peace and con
,,ress will soon discover this fac
so It's sorrow. Thirty-scven time'
last winter the president spurre'
congress- to action with sharp-prone
I'D messages. There is no evidenc
that the presidential typewriter
worn out or that the presidentia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01
FOR OPENING OF CONGRESS
JOE CANNON AND BIG STICK

at the door and don't tease the an.
lmals They have troubles Of their
own"
In some such manner congress
slonal barker might recount the
wonders Of the great show which
IS to open Monday In Washington.
If he were truthful which would
be too much to expect Of barker
he might add that almost the safe
reason for the big show Is that the
people may Judge between the two
great parties which divide between
them the terrible responsibilities Of
the government Of great nation.
Least done. soonest mendcd.' is
to be the motto Of the coming scs-
sion. unless violence is done to al
precedent Words, words. words,
there will be In abundance.
When the Slxtioth congress con.
vencs the familiar figure Of Uncle
loo" Cannon viii be seen In It's &C.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01

customcd place in the speakers
chair. 30 one has dared contest
for the honor and Uncle Joe" will
resume his place without the sem.
blancc OF struggle.
As matter OF fact. there has not
been contest for the speakership
since the convening Of the Fifty
second congress in December, 1891.
In the Fifty.nrst congress there was
struggle for supremacy between
five republicans. but Thomas B.
Reed was chose.. on the second bal.
lot. The other candidates were VII.
liam Mckinney of ohio. Joseph G..
Cannon OF Illinois. julius Burrows
Of Michigan and David II. Hender.
son of Iowa. Both Henderson and
Cannon subsequently achieved the
coveted honor.
OF the passing of important laws
there wiz be none, unless-and
here's the rub for those Legislators
who believe In the traditional do
nothing policy-unless congress II
pprced to action by the menace o.
me Pig Stick The man behind the
Stick is the man OF action, and be
sind him stand the Common People
WEI the honorable senators and In,
esteemed representative be able tC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01
ny southwestern Press.

by Southwestern Press.
Washington. Nov 3O.-Walk right
MP. ladies' and gentlemen. See the
great tworing circus. the greatest
show on earth. which will positively
open its doors in our city two days
hence. rain or shine. See the IA
nous Big stick. which has cracked
the crowned heads Of Europe and
Asia. Hear the voice Of the Great
am speaking In the legislative will
derness. See Fairbanks, the human
icycle. and his 92-cOunt eng
trained performers See Joc-Joe, the
bad man from Illinois. and his
troupe OF 39l INSTRUCTORS of lcgisla-
tlon. gathered together from aC
parts Of civilized America. See TIL
man the only original namc.blownin
every bottle fire eater. The grcatcs'
display of oratorical fireworks ever
let OF in any age or cline IL pos
itively guaranteed. Get your tickets
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01

A woman may not be able to pro-
pei stone with accuracy. but when
1t comes to throwing hints she
rings the gong nine times out OF Q
possible ten.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01

As no one Is immune. every person
should remember that Foiey's Kidney
Cure will cure any case OF kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach of medicine. Sold by all
druggists. D&W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01

spirit Is less strenuous than of yore.
Apparently. there ia nothing to II.
COc grcss must make at least Il pre-.
seuce of being a legislative body
and not merely a debating society
1t may be damned II 1t does. but ii
will certainly be damned If fl
doesn't
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01
Why Colds are D,rrerous.

Because you have contracted ordin
ary colds and recovered from them
without treatment OF anv t'~' ~ n"'
for a moment imagine that colds are
not dangerous. Every ono knows tha'
nneunonia a"d chronic cats--N Rave
their origin In . common cold. Con
sumption IL not caused bv cold but
the cold prepares the svsteR for the
reception and develonwent Of the
rerms that would not otherwise have
found lodgncnt II u the 'a.ne with
all infectious diseases. pnhtheria.
scarlet fever. measles srd whooninr
cough are much moro l'seiv IN y, c'r
'racted when the child has cold
You will see sro-n 49, ~ at more real
danger turks in cold than arv Other
= the co-r~'on ai'me~' TN~ eas
Test and quickest wov to cure COY
ie to tske Chrr' h7r'~ir'~ "or~h Row
edy. The many remarkable cures ef
| fected Nv this ureraratior have mad
! II stanle ar'icla NJ trade over
! large part OF the world. For sale b.
=. J. Ramsey and Hoffman & 60. v
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01

Have your clothes cleaned and
pressed by London, at Stolfa's. Phone
$40. l7.lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01

We have rare showing of for
elgn and domestic perfumes in fancy
packages for the holiday trade.
Nothing but choice odors-the mas.
terpieces OF the worlds best per.
fumes represented In II.
l. +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-01

utlorrs o rpnd md very
We buy goods direct actor lots Al price we buy yatal
b cttr snch am u ~ ca t YOU n from narcrto kitchen Newly
o II eco Il fore the yluy elsewhere
We cftupl o m D mt W n he @ in weekly
pyumt% sell r rep &c p crate m ship md of Household
Wncutan r m rhaL
haven noruro Are umg o bigger al W m cheaper ta
would comp Y % "a tc1
tr IN la
enccdc dcnr wagons Come wore Or
toe VI
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-11-16

A tickling cough, from any cause,
quickly stopped by DR.. Shops
Cough Cure. And it is SO thoroughly
harmless and safe, that DR.. ShOOp
tells mothers everywhere to give it
without hesitation even to very
young babies. The wholesome green
leaves and tender stems of a lung,
healing mountainous shrub, furnish
the curative properties to DR.. Shops
Cough Cure. 1t calms the cough, and
heals the sore and sensitive bronchial
membranes. No opium, no chloro-
form, nothing harsh used to injure or
suppress. Simply resinous plant ex-
tract, that helps to heal aching lungs.
The Spaniards call this shrub which
the doctor uses "The Sacred Herb"
Demand DR.. Shops. Take no other.
Capital Pharmacy.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-11-16
HE FOUGHT At GETTYSBURG.

David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y, who
lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes:
Electric Bitters have done me more
good than any medicine ever took.
For several years had stomach
trouble, and paid out much money for
medicine to little purpose, until be-
gan taking Electric Bitters. I would
not take s5G for what they have done
for me-" Grand tonic for the aged and
for female weakness. Great altera-
tive and body builder; best of all for
lame back and weak kidneys. Guar
anteed by all druggists. so cents.
Sold by all druggists.