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The Appeal., 1908-05-09

SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE
vAULTS.-We invite your inspection.
It costs little to place your papers,
cash securities and valuables in abso.
lutte safety Boxes in our vaults can
be had for 81 per year. Store your
boxes. trunks. etc. with US. North.
western Trust Co.. 1873 Hndicott Ar.
cade. ss' /. .s
The Appeal., 1908-05-09

MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY
BRANCH OFFICE AT KEN
DPTCK HnTET

MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY
BRANCH OFFICE AT KEN
DRICK HOTEL.
We have opened a Branch Office
at 3rd and Jackson streets for the
especial convenience of the railroad
men.
Dues can be paid and policies
written at this branch, which is on
the GROUND FLOOR of the KEN
DRICK HOTEL, just inside the
door
The growth of the company during
the last two months has been phe-
nomenal; almost all the Amer
leans seem to have made up their
minds to get into the COSMOPOLITAN
at the. same time.
4 little more organized effort on
the part of all concerned and we will
soon have thousands of dollars com
ing into ST. Paul to be spent that
has hitherto been going out of our
hands into those Of people over
whom we have absolutely no con
troll. E5
Let the Afro-Americans ORGAN
IzE the Expenditure Of Their
Money.
See our report for the year on 4th
page. q.
Office: Room % Union Block. :
IS Thomas r. Morgan,
Secretary Treasurer.
The Appeal., 1908-05-09

podt of To1sC that
a Gco co dngw IA amatne
s.
the al
the
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gagged ogehe il this play Frankie
IF Tor, ,psnv the etnospe reanda epof
tpadeda
The Appeal., 1908-05-09
The Mean ThIno.

She see an average man needs
1000 pounds Of food yearly.
He-Yes;; but he doesn't want It ii
one batch Of biscuits.
The Appeal., 1908-05-09
SAINT PAUL.
A WEEKS RECORD in MlNNEso.
TA's CAPITAL.

The SANITY City" and SANITY City
Folks-New!y items Of Social, Re-
Iigious and General Matters Among
the People.
The Appeal., 1908-05-09

O. d. HOWARD
The Appeal., 1908-05-09

JAS. A. VAss
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20
Rdzn6 StStni zprdy.

Gregory County News: Major
Edward Kelley, Indiansk5 jedna-
tel ' Rosebud a zyl&stnf jednatel
GdelG, Scrivens, byli v m9ste
Burke nekolik hodin v dter5 mi
nuleho tydne ma prohlfdce Indian
|skJch pozemkd ' Gregory okresu
patffcfch Indiannm, jenz by rSdi
tyto. samsnili "a 6dely ' okresu
Trip. Chud5, neyedom5 Indian
nabyl yedomostf cd poslednfho o
tevfenf okresu Rosebud, nebot'
mnoho jich vybralo pozemky We
vrchach a roklin6ch, kde je malo
vody a dffvf. Chytfejsi 2 Mich
jenz zabrali rovnejsf pozemky KITE
re pax dobfe zpeneEili, okolnost
tato slouzila k poucenf, nasledkem
cehoz prvnejsf zadaji 0 pfesazenf
do Trip okresu. Je~dnatelstvf
vsak malo zmen povolilo, kde po-
zorovali uchazejfci pozemek. Je-
dnatel 6deld. yScrivens, pravf, Re
Dude hotov "a diva t5dny. Zdali
okres Trip Dude letos otevfen,
urcite Sc nevf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

Phi sGftanf hlasu ma petici pro
odstehoyanf okresniho sfdla 2
Wheeler Y okresu Chas Mix, obdr-
zelo mssto Geddes 1000 hlasn, Iii
Ii vetsinu. Tim padem by tedy
pravem melo b5ti dano ma hlasova
CT lfstek pfi volf,ach listopadovfch
Avsak die easopisu Wheelerskeho,
ienz obvihuie komisary a jine ok
resnf 1fednfky, Re pfi scitanf Sc
uzamkli do iedne mfstnosti a lad
neho tam nepusti,i, mnze okolnost
tato mfti n~epffznivtch nasledkh
pro Geddes, jezto oni 6fednfci jed
nall proti zakonite, a ktomu jest
znamo, Re jsou mimo jednoho, pfa
tele mesta Geddes v zapasu. rs
kon slice Uni, Re zasedanf komisarn
ma byti vefejne a ze kazd5 ma
pffstup, aysak nebude- Ii jim doka-
zSno mic horsfho, nezli uzamceni,
nezmenf to situaci.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

Blfze noveho mesta Kaylor byl
" pondeli nalezen vedle tfate pobu
da bez vedomi jenz die vlastnfho
vypravovanf, spadl Sc stfechy O.
sobnfho vlaku. Byl dovezen do
Scotland kde lekaf osetfil ieho cd
feniny, a v 1tery muz jiz mohl da
lie provozoyat sve 'uziteene pova.
lovanf-vlastne povolanf. Pustil
Sc, iakozto officielnf Inspector ira
Il, pesky do Yankton.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

v okresu Buffalo okresnf komi-
safi Sc chopili move methody W.
rovnanf Sc S majiteli pozemkh '
onom okresu jenz tam nebydli.
Assesovali ctvrte vlastuene obyva
tell $500, q ony vlastnene nebydIf-
cimi ma $500. KIDD ma trochu Una
lost v5vinu krajiny reschvaluie
tento krok komisaf1. Jest pravda
ze nepffslusnik ma zisk 2 v5vinu
krajiny, eemuz ma CO dekovati to
mu jenz v one krajine bydlf, av-
SAX nesmf Sc zapomfnati ze cena
pozemkG v tomto statu stoupla
nasledkem spekulanth cd jinad,
jenz pozemky zde zakoupili a pax
lid 2 domova sem vysfiali a nabize
Ii jim pozemky ma prodej.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

V nedeli odpoledne zapasili zde
o vavffnov5 venec, zenati muzi 2
mesta proti farmerskym ma ctvrci
mfcovem. Zapas cd zacatku az do
konce byl zufivy a houzevnaty
takze lidem stavaly vlasy ma hla
vach a tenn, jenz sndze podlehaji
doim6m a ynitfnfmu pohnutf, mas
kakovala husi kIze. Avsak v5sle
dek byl We prospech mestskych
nebot otuzili synove venkova pos
tradali ohebnosti a hbitosti NEST
sktch, coz skor 4 u dokazuje.
Nejvfce Sc drzel Josef Melichar;
tfebas, jak zavistnici tvrdf, memo
hi udrzet V rukou mic Ike konci
hry. Ny ale pravfme ze Josef ie
alright, ale rukavice je toho vim
ma,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

j. r Harris, domovinGf u Pres
no, S. ID. dokazal co vyd& Dakot-
ska zem kdyz ie patfiene vzdelava
ma. y p6l akru sveho pozemku lie
tos prodal "a $3.50 zelenin; Gill
$40. 80 2 iednoha akru. Dale pro
dial "a $26. so brambori 2 jineho
akru. Kdyz Sc vezme v dyahu,
ze pozemky kolem onoho mesta Sc
prodavaji doposud "a $40 a sos
akr, plodiny "a jeden rok "a kaz-
d5 akr zaplatf i kdyz odrazfme
vsecky vydaje spojene pfi pestova
nj.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

Ma delnickt den We Wagner bu-
don tez zapasit 0 ceny farmefi.
Ozdubf a okraslf sve povozy a '
mist Sc do prnvodu. Vybor da
rule ceny iak nasleduie: prvnf &C.
ma "a nejlepsi vystrojenJ povoz
$40; druh6 cena $25 a tfetf SO.
Farmefi vyzdobf sve povozy plodi
Mani a travami a test Sc, ze obdr-
II vsecky ceDy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

nily nahledy, a nepfichazely K "a
dnemu konci v iazykove potycce,
nayrhnul soudce, aby kazda mu
dala cele hejno svych slepic, K &C.
muz zeny svolily. "a nejakou
hodinu, synek soudcIv veil domu
lehce nabyte slepice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

Obdrzel jsem balfk prVnfho els
la noyeho tasopisu "CeskA zena"
jenz Dude vychazeti nakladem Ca
sopisu Has. Pfedplatne je
S1.Oo. jest to list pro katolicke
zeny, a zadaI by je by Sc Timed
pro efslo pfihlasiIi. FIR. Welt
jednatel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

v Centeryille. S. D., pfisel FIR.
Krause 0 diva prsty ma leve ruce
v drtici kcs IS. CistiI We stroll re
spoda kdya Into byl v pohybu, a
vinou povolenehe prkna, sahl tro-
chu dal. Mel vsak tolik duchapff
tomnosti, ze rukou utrhl, jinak by
byl pfisel o celou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

Jste pojisteni ma zivot7 Zdali
ne, nechybfte kdyz 81 koupfte po-
jistku u u. S. Annuity and Life
ms Co of Chicago. Prophetic Sc
u v. j. Wagnera ma Taborske
bance odalsf vysvetlenf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

TaneGnf zabavu pfestupneho ro-
ku uspofaoaji mlade devcata v Ia
bofe We spolkove SIM, v sobotu
dine 20 srpna. Hudbu obstara TIA
borsky orkestr. Kazd5 je uctive
Evan by Sc d~ostavil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

Moudr5 soudce, ienk zastfni sa-
meho Salamouna byl nalezen v
MillyiIle. Pfisly X nemu dive sou
sedky, st9zujice 81 jedna ma slept
&c druhe. Kdyz 81 pred jeho cti-
hodnosti die syeho spIsobu vyme-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

V Draper, S. d, byl minuleho
tydne zabit bleskem John Egge,
kdyz Sc SWIM bratrem basil hoffcf
travu, ktera byla tez bleskem "a
palena. Jeho bratr byl dderem
omracen, avsak pc chvfli nabyl
vedomi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

Pokrocily obchodnik dba
by jeho ohlaveni, obal-
ky a pod. byly uhledny
a vkusne tisknuty
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-08-20

My takove vykonavame
vkusne, LEVINE a ryohlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-04

to, no creemos que haya detras
de ese deseo de confraternizar
con los paises sud -americanos
mas que designios de expansion
comercial y propositos de des-
.vanecer los reCelos tradiciona-
les que a esos pueblos inspiraba
la superioridad desdenosa de la
Union, 4 la cual convene baio
el punto de vista economico. v
aun bajo Ell punto de vista mill
tar, en- provision de IN conf1ic-
to con cualquier pOtencia euro
pea 8 asiatica, contar, ST no con
la alianza, con la simpatia de
las naclones enclavadas en- la
mitad meridional de nuestro
COntinente.
Descartados, pues, los peligros
de absorci6n Q conquista, por
todo extreme improbables ira
tandose de pueblos tan lejano
y de tan immense territorio,
conviene d las naciones ameri-
canas de nuestra raza, esas afec.
tuosas relaciones international
les, no va pOr 10 que Sc refere
IA los EstadOs UnidOs, sino mas
prlncipalmente porque asi sc
aprOXiman las unas a las otras,
.aprenden d conocerse, Y es po-
Slble que del cQmerci0 recfpr0co
de ideas surja realizado el bello
idea de una intellgencia entire
t0das esas republicas, que des
tierre de su fGItil suelo el mall
ditto fantasma de la guerra Y
las revoluc1Ones periodicals que
moral Y materialmente les in
fieren incalculables perluicios.
Este movimiento de aproxi-
maci6n que los Estados Unidos
inicianron con el viaie de Root
por Centro y Sud America V
por Mexico, parece responder
en- cierto modo a aquel otro mo-
vimiento iniciado por Espana
con eI nombre de ibero -ameri-
cano. Los Estados Unidos no
cOnsienten en- America otra in
Huencia que la suya y por artes
de guerra Q por artes de raz van
a ese objetivo, auxiliados efcaz.
mente por sus inmensos recur-
sos y por hombres como An
drew Carnegie que con sus mi
llonadas inagotables facilitan Y
secundan los planes de su 60
biernO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-04


este -It.cao es an 3iNa..l.A oe dos
1isicr .1a CON Hla moral en- medic y Ia
mos,aEA .e 1000 f.co de ppicmlca. la
primr-a a.,''fa es ia del uaHarn
ciego QUEER $50 mtlef NAY que
van tf''-Iti amos ole es'os dlas en-
pn '4-'i. h.- -c AanaFes walker es
un neg. -.I. americana que ma pal
lado fff 4.l' earl 'oda sa VIDA. IN
ula' cast re .el me- Sc lc atIoAo ei
ncrFi' "p..-~ y se q. 4.euo cleRo.
lima flna'e -4 oAllA I'm cleSo. Hom-
LFe dc mrnoa lii's hapIia TenuneIado
% su professor. poIque no huDieIa
efeie possible .rkui 1aAt"nao' oal
tAnd -a-iea-. iriT cn "h'4f %2ll5
EatAN -' .IrH'. 'ei. " user era ce
OHIO tempe. ..|' 4t ttP's coia|on
y con 'a 5000. -. -4 HAleI 'pIrndlo
q u@l'"i eh .-" l'hi. "''S.
Dl tLt. o.r" ".ho hceca canto y
paiio -rtu Jos IH'.lr"s sin cue nadle
supicla guc re,aba ciego. In dla,
Dor a1al, rcse.' su enlermrdad IN
emp r-afi' 81 io qlc na-la sldo su
desEi iae.a ee -ouuitlo, nAtuTalmcnte.
en- su fortuna 81 enpresalio anun-
llo que cl negro pillAIln caioDa c!eEo,
y las mn.l.-4eS llenaTon las Sal1S
para Ner rl iclomeno y admFar su
raiueIhl-
CuAulu ci p-D. .co ignoraba Ia cc-
Rucr1 lc Walker $50 uumerO era uno
dc lo, qlr re.enan los programs de
VaIicaAle7. ruaucp cl puyllcO Supo
que g. ullar.u tstaba clc8o, su ma
mcro .-- . l-e anuacIa0an los carte.
lcs ctl lr'... mayDres y Walker y su
empI .aI.. .. bau euriquecldo.
10 eH lur OHlafa melor dcspuGs &c
que e.. plaI.o se enterG dc su cegue-
"a. rI bale al rcaultalO. lO que el
pubiic- yc.a r, habla variadO. Is
cue .a -1afe. a. p-usar en 10 diiicil
que e. .aL4r Cb,curas, calcul6 la
dlhcu .l mI.la mayor dc bailar bien
astan4, cicga. r. que los p1blicos
Elloncs aamlran mas que los reSul-
S~uo,. JOS g''-ej %oS' ''I M : $""'
- 90" "-'' '''.,' '"' "n - - "a
~, ''r, '' -'''' '''1' NoI oali"u'j
'.'' S''"~'~o qu0 "a Ha
t.o.-'. -'' '' 10, t''' 1lno c' eS,
Pi4'- -'" o.. 90 ,''~'4~ .'S'"h, S'nC q
49, 81 '''.-' -''~-'s'oi- NO 1i 'eSui'a
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10Y, '''.'- Fro d" 'l''I'i uei ana
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-I '..- O. l,N - - ''n POI 10 II
'''a -. 81 @ @0S'u-
-, 5.i e11 St'1 49, ~" 1-1i'1I'.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-04
NiilOS cScIavoS en- Europa

Cnando parece que hasta la escla-
vitud de los ne9ros In pasado Ia his
toria, al menos EN- Ia teoria, resulta que
todavia nay esciavos b.ancos en la mis-
ma Europa. EStos esclavas son nincs.
en- sn mayer parta vendidos por unos
gitanos otros. Las hjstorias cue Sc
cuentan de gitanos que comercian con
niflos, no tienen NADIA de inverosimil.
Ing'aterra eS uno de los pas>s donde
mas activo es este comerco, y las lc-
yes 10 pueden impedirlo menos que
Sc pruebe que los pequenos sou trata-
dos con crueld ad. 10 cual no suele ocu-
rrir. Los gitanos ingeses hacen ira
bajar mucho 4 sus ninos esclavos, va
adiestrandoos para titiriteros. va de-
dican1olos al cuidado de sus caballe-.
rias, pero nunca los maltratan.
No sola amente los gitanos, sino los
barqueros fuviaies los pescadores
com pran nifios. buscando siempre los
sarones, y al series entregados pa
gar ell precio convenido, exigen un re-
cibo en- toda forma. Una vez vendido
IN nifio, es muy dificil poderlo reeu-
perar. pues los gitanos Sc los cambian
unos otros Sc pierde su pista.
Las ferias y las carreras de caba-
llos ofrecen 4 los stanos ingleses fire.
cuentes ocasiones para estos cambios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-04
Las dos Americas
ode CUBA"(

Como eco de paz, Y tam bien
como leccion saludable Y per
suasiva, nos llegan los detalles
de la gran solemnidad que ha
servido a las dos Americas, a la
del Norte y a Ia del Sur, d la sa.
jona y a la hispana, para fra
ternizar hermosamente, cam
biando mutuas prendas de amis.
tad y de alta consideration.
La ceremonial de colOcar la
primera piedra en- el editicio
que Sc levantara en- Washing-
ton para que sea el hogar CO.
mum de todas las republicas
americanas, ha congregado en-
la capital federal de los Estados
Unidos a los represen tantes de
velnte Y una naciOnes, enclava-
das en- el continente descubierto
por ell genio de Colon; Y ALI, en-
acto de gran trascendencia Y
entire las banderas que simboli-
zan a los pueblos de Hispano
America, pronuncio ell Presiden-
te Roosevelt palabras de gran
ccrdlalidad, encaminadas a Sc
liar la union de aQuelIas jove-
nes nacionalidades con la gran
RepubllCa que actualmente
ejerce en- Ell Nuevo Mund0 IN
disp utada hegemonia.
Pollt1co sagaZ, el inslgne es-
tadista que hoy rige los desti-
nos de la Union. procure hala-
gar los sentimientos dc aque-
Hos pueblos a los cuales desean
llevar los Estados Unidos su in
fluenc1a y sus productos. Pre-
sento Ell edihcio cuya primera
pledra Sc coloCaba como simbOlO
de la identification que debe
exlstir entire las naciones del
hemisterio occidental Y tuvo un
canto, debajo de cuya justicia
suponemos que palpitaria la sin
cer1dad para la raza que poblo
y clvlliz0 aquella parte de Anne
| RIGA dondc Sc habla Ell castella-
mo, en- los tiempos "en que era
solo un immense bosque mex
plO1 ado el territOriO de America
que Sc extiende al norte de Rio
Grande. Para que no resulta-
Sc tan desproporcionado nj tan
abrumador el poder de los Es
tadOs UDidos junto d las repu
bllcas de origen espanol, mani
festo que 81 en- ell siglo que aca-
ba de transcurri1 Ell desarrollo
de Norteamerlca habia sido ex-
traordlnario, en- el siglo que aho-
IA comlenZa es SECURE que no
sc vera EN- ninguna otra parte
del mundo TN progreso seme-
]ante al que habran de obtener
los paises de Suiamerica. " No
serla ciertamente, milagro, que
estas pala bras de Roosevelt pro
|nuncladas con fines politicos V
por movies de cortesia interna-
c1onal, encerrasen una profecia.
Pero de todas suertes, Sc
meJante acercamiepto nos pa
rece favorable para los pue-
bios latinos del nuevo CONT
nente. Aunque no son muy
tranquilizadoras las corrientes
de imperialismo y expansion
que Sc han iniciado en- la gran
|repnblica del norte, no somos
nosotros dc los que Green que
los Estados Unidos persiguen Ell
proposito de fundar TN gran
|imperio que abarque toda la ex-
tension de ambas Americas. Pu.
diera malana presentarse este
peligro. 81 va en- la pendiente del
poderio militar, surgiese I'm Ma,
poleon yankee. Mas por 10 prom.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-04

la inteligencia la voluntad y 4 la vo
luntad el exito; el intellectual que
'juega Y gana" Como este fuer.
tie novecentista que Sc llama Ramiro
de Maeztu'"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-04

Gracias, muchas gracias, pero de-
jando en- paz al cronista. cuyo rela
two exito-dentro de veinte amos ha-
blaremos-es casi inexplica bic, Icree
sinceramente Yenius que Sc ayuda de
veras a la juven,ud presentandole co.
mo modelo Ell tipo del jugador afor-
tunado d?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-28
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE BY
GUARDIAN

state Of Oklahoma, Carter County. SIS.
In County Court.
In the matter OF the Guardianship OF
Matte James, Joe +. Robson, Cur
ator.
Now on this 27th day of October.
1908, comes Joe Robson as Cura.
tor Of the estate of the above named
ward, having filed herein his petition
for the sale of the real estate OF said
ward for the reasons in said petition
stated.
1T IS ORDERED. That said peti.
ton be and hereby is set for hearing
on the 25th day OF November, A. d.
1908, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at which
time the next Of kin and all persons
interested in the estate OF said ward
are required to appear and show
cause. IL any they have, why an order
should not be granted for the sale of
so much of the real estate of said
ward as is necessary for the reasons
in said petition stated, and that per-
/ sonal service hereof be made upon
said next of kin and persons interest
ed in the estate of said ward as re-
quired by law. 1t is further ordered
that copy be published for four sue.
cessie weeks in the Ardmore Daily
Ardmoreite of Ardmore, Okla.
/. r. MASON,
County Judge.
Dated this 27th day of October, 1908.
Cabell & Bass. Attorneys. 27-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-28
...SOCIETY... %.
ny Mrs. 7. II. Sturgeon. Phones, House 634 Office 8.

appointed and arrangements com
pleted.
There was n full attendance at
the meeting OF the Christian Aid
Society Tuesday afternoon. These la
dies are making big preparations
20 serve an elaborate six o'clock
dinner during the Federation, and
on Tuesday real oyster supper
will be served the men. especially
those who are down town iooking
after election returns.
There will be call meeting Fri
day afternoon at the church.
=
Mrs. ]. G.. Abernathy was hostess
TO the members of the Ladies' Aid
OF the First Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon. There was a
good attendance. Considerable bus.
mess was transacted. A holiday ba-
Zaar is uppermost In the minds of
the workers now, they are also plar-
ming a dinner To- be given some
time In November. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. S. A. Apple
Tuesday week.
On Tuesday afternoon the reguia,
monthly meeting OF the Baptist Mis-.
sionary Society was held at the
church.
Mrs. rady opened the session with
scripture reading and prayer after
which an interesting program was
had Brazil was the subject of
study and Mrs. Love. Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. wyrne very ably discussed
the inhabitants, their manners, Gus.
toms and their conditions reli-
giously.
There was n short business scs-
sion and the members subscribed
1925 TO he raised by them during
the year for mission work OF women
in Oklahoma. A committee was sp-
pointed to arrange work for the
year.
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beginning November 2 and con.
tinuing until the 7th, the Oklahoma
and Indian Territory Federation of
Women's Clubs and the Indian Ter.
ritory Federation will meet at Aru.
more. discuss and review the pas,
years work and at the conclusion
OF the session formally. amalgam
ate the two organizations into the
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art" by Mrs. George McKinnis,
chairman, Shawnee.
Discussion, "Of What Benefit is
the G. F. w. c. Art Gallery?"
Benefit of Traveing Art Caller.
les in Texas" by Mrs. S. ]. Wright,
Paris, Texas.
Report of historical committee, by
Mrs. c. r. Hume, Anadarko.
Report of legislative committee.
by r. +. Riddle. Chickasha.
Discussion.
Report of city federations of Enid.
Chickasha, Guthrie. I'll Paso, Tulsa
and Oklahoma City.
On the afternoon of Thursday at
the Broadway Methodist church tho
two federations will meet in Join,
session and form the Oklahoma
state Federation OF Womens Clubs.
which will contain at that time 1876
local clubs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-28
IN MEMORY OF MISS MARY cARh.

Miss Mary Carr, who died on the
27th day of September, near Port
land Oregon. was the only daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. 5. S Carr. OF
this city. She was twcnty-ono
years Of age ON the 25th day Of
August She was born in Buffalo.
Missouri, and came 10 Ardmore
with her parents when only tnree
and half years old. She attended
private schools here IN her child
hood days and at the age OF fifteen
she had applied herself SO well anG
was SO Gar advanced. that she was
able to enter the preparatory dc
partmcnt Of tho state uni 'orsity n,
Norman, Oklahoma. She studleo
here for one ana one-half years
While she remained al the univer-
slty, I'm spite OF her youthfulncs, d.
so hriEh was her intellect ana so
great her energy, she was able TO
carry on the university course and
acQuit herself with credit in all
her clsssos. After leaving the
university. she entered the high
school Of Ardmore the next year.
and graduated In the class Of 1904
when not quite seventeen years ola
She then taught school year In
Ardmore, and In this line Of work
gave complete satisfaction Know
ing Mary as | did know Of NJ
one ! would sooner have chosen
for teacher for my child than her.
Her integrity was absolute. and
she had reached q stage Of moral
culture which would have made IL
Impossible for her To teach anything
but radical right After teaching
here one year, she resigned on ac-
count of her health, Her parents
took her TO Colorado Springs, Colo.
rado, and spent a year and half
there, where she recuperatcd and
came back TO Ardmore January
lst Of the present year, looking al
most like her former self. But be.
fore many months had passed she