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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-05


"a Anglii Szkocyi, i jak dokia:
dnie powyznaczali ma tajnych ma.
pach swego sztabu generalnegc
wszystllie drogi, prowadzace oe
punkt6w ich wyladowania do =
Londynu.
ze Anglia zupeinie otwarcie sis
iczy z grozba inwazyi niemiec,
Giej i re widano wojny angielsko-
niemieokiej ,bynajmniej ME jest
wytworem wybujalej fantazyi, c
tenn swiadcza fachowe poniekad
wywody pewnego pwysokiego o.
ficera" marynarki austryackiej W
artykule, umieszczonym w dzien-
niku wiedenskim Zeit. Niewymie-
niony nazwiska autor artykulu
nawiazujac do spus1czenia ma
morze pancernika angielskiego
Lion, majacego 220 metrow
dugosci, $4,000 ton pojemnosci
i 80 mil szybkosci, zagwarantoWa-
nej sila -lrlaszyn tlrbinowych Q
20 tysiacach koni - wypowiada
uwagi, ,ktore wprost licza sic z
inozliwoScia niedalekiej wojny po-
rniedzy Anglia a Niemcami.
,Istniejace Cd lat kilku zawody
W dziedzinie marynarki wojen-
nej : pisze 6w wyzszy officer
marynarki austryackiej = wyro-
dziiy sic W prawdziwy paroksyzm
i daja wiele do myslenia. Ponie-
waz wobec terazniejszego stanu
rzeczy tylko ,,dreadnoughty" i ro-
wnoznaczne mimi krazowniki
wchodza W gre, jake jednostki
wojenne o pelnej wartosci, ponie-
waz dalej juz rastapilo zlanie sic
typu okretow wojennych i typu
.krazownikow, wszystko zas inne
ma wartoSc starego zelaziwa =
wiec jasna jest rzecza, re kazde
panstwo, chcac posiadac flote, od-
powiadajaca wymogom czasu, mu-
ST rozpoczynac cd poczatku.
,,Poniewaz Niemcy w ostat-
mich czasach TAX pod wzgledem l.
losci jak pod wzgledem czasu SHY
w zbrojeniach nlorskich rownym
.kFekien, z Anglia, badujac prze-
-dewszystkiem ,,dreadnoughty' -
obok tego zas nal swoich kresach
zachodnich zbudowaiy W Emden
nowy port wojenny,, zwrocony
.przeciwko Anglii, wiec nasuwa
sic sila rzeczy pytanie, dokad
wioda te nieustanne zbrojenia sic
morskie.
,Odpowiedz jest woale krotka :
Anglia, zwiaszcza Cd cofniecia
sic Francyi, miala taxa przewa-
&c na morzu, il wobec swojego
.poiozenia geograficznego mogla
wszedzie wystepowac wedle upo-
dobania. L posrod mocarstw je-
.dynie Niemcy w ostatnich cza-
sach powstafy przeciwko temu
stanowi rzeczy, usiiujac stworzyc
taxa marynarke wojenna, azeby
sobie zapewnic niezawisioSG Cd
.Anglii''. .-...
,,Naturalnie Anglia, zawdzie-
czajaoa swoje stanowisko swiato-
we panowaniu mad morzami, mu-
81 bezwzglednie zachowac te
przewage, bedaca kwestya jej by
tn. Wobec tego faktu inne mocar-
stWa maja tylko dwie ewentualno-
sci: albo odgrywac role drugorze-
dina ma morzu, albo zbroic sic w
przyspieszonem tenlpief w tym
drugim wypadku MONA tylko
przewidywac straszliwe skutki.
Zbrojenia tego rodzaju i ma takie
rozmiary, jak obecnie So pred
siebrane, ME Wioda do cel6w po-
kojowych. Maja one racye bytu
w takim tylko wypadku, jezeli
chodzi wojne, Zwiekszajaca sic
szybkosc zbrojeh musi sprowa-
die rychia decyzye; albo pokoj,
albo wojna. Jezeli Anglia ME ze-
chce, czy ME bedzie ponosi6 ko-
sztow dalszego rekordu w po-
mnazaniu floty, W takim razie ME
ochoty zrzec sic obecnego
swojego stanowiska, wywoia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-05
S. p. ks. Wilhelm Noepfer c. R.

wynn, sumiennym przykladnym.
lZgromadzenie nasze ukochai bar
dzo, i kiedy kilka razy "a jego zy-
cia rozchodziio sic 0 wybor Je-
nerala zakonu, zawsze pragnal i
stara} sic o to, by ma czele Zgro-
madzenia byi Polak. | my Polacy
to W MIN bardzo cenilisn1y. Ko-
chai tradycye naszego Zgroma-
dzenia, chetnie rozmawia& o ma
szych pierwszych Ojcach i Pra-
gnaf rozwoju tegoz Zgromadze-
MIA.
Uczestniczyf jake delegat w
czterech Kapituiach naszego Zgro
madzenia. Rada swa, nauka i zna-
jomoscia potrzeb zakonu budzif
ma posiedlzeniach Kapituly wiel-
kie poszanowanie. To tez mic dzi-
wnego, re nasza naJwyzsza VIA
dza powierzala mu prawie zawsze
przelozenstwo. Jako przelozony,
lbyf wyrozumialym i dobrotliwym
dla swych podwladnych. Jako dlu-
goletni proboszcz w Berlinie "a
staf malutenki koScioiek, wybudo-
wal nowy obszerny, wybudowaf
szkoie, dom dla Siostr nauczycie-
lex. Jego glownem usilowaniem
ustawiczna daznoscia W parafii
byla praca mad ulepszeniem, IL
doskonaleniem systemu szkolne-
go w szkole parafialnej, ktora "a
rzadzaf W kt6rej byf prawdzi-
wynn ojcem opiekunem. lego
rady w kwestyi szkolnictwa "a
siegali wielokrotnie pedagogowie
kanadyjscy, a mia} mimi usta-
wiczna stycznost, gdyz szko}y pa
rafialne w Kanadzie znajduja sic
pod ciagiq kontrola i opieka rza-
du angielskiego. Rowniez Siostry
Notre Dame maja mu wiele do
zawdzieczenia z rowna> czcia
uwielbieniem patrza ma te niezwy-
| kla postac. Zorganizowai dla MICH
seminaryum nauczycielskie i sam
pilnowal troszczy} sic 0 to, ably
si{ami ukwalifikowanemi nauczy-
cielskiemi zasilaG nietylko swoja,
ale i sasiednie szko}y ludowe.
Zgromadzenie Xxx. Zmar-
twychwstahcow tract W ks. Will
helmie Kloepferze meza bardzo
pozytecznego i peinego taktu 1
roztropnoSci. w MIN schodzi do
grobu cz}owiek, ktory w zupei-
ME wyjatkowy sposob laczyf ze-
lazna energie i silna wole z ME
zwyklym darem ujmowania So
bic ludzi, uczynnoscia, dobro-
cia serca szlachetnoScia umy-
stu.
Zostawia tez wielu wiernych
i przywiazanych przyjaci6}, ME
przeliczona lose swych uczniow
ktorych wychowa}, W Zgroma-
dzeniu zostawia wspomnlenie
kapiana, ktory DIAL o wszystkich
i o wszystkiem pamieta}. Byl
wodzem, ktory widzia} eel pro-
wadzii do niego, ale gospoda-
rem, ktory vie, re W tel dalekiej
drodze trzeba pokonac tysiace
codziennych trildnosci i powsze-
dnich przeszkod, odbierajacych
nieraz siie i zaslaniajacych me-
te. w tenn pieknem slowa zna-
czeniu sp. ks. Wilhelm Kloepper
byi miedzy duchowienstwem,
miedzy swymi uczniami, ktorych
wychowai, niezmierrie popular
nym, byi niejako synonimem O.
pieki zyczliwej, przejetym po-
czuciem raz ma siebie wzietego
obowiazku.
Posiada{ wielki ralent rzadze-
MIA, roztrzasan1a spor6w, go
dzenia stron powasnionych. lego
dar oryentacyjny, ogromna pa
mice, umiejetnosc obejmowania
roznych spraw, cechowaiy go wy
bitnie.
Po diugiej, cie5kiej, DO trzech-
miesiecznej chorobie serca po-
wolai 60 Bog do siebie poste-
runku bardzo waznego odpo-
wiedzialnego. Przygotowany,
poiednany Bogiem opuscii mas,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-05
Telegramy zagranlczne


my manifestuja przebudzenie sic
swe w sposob bardzo energiczny
i zwawy; nowyn wielkim waz
nyp1 tego dowodem Jest dekret
tronu wydany ostatnio, posta,
|nawiajacy utworzenie departa.
|mentu armii floty ma sposot
pafistw europejskich. Szefem de,
partamentu tego dla floty zostal
wuj cesarza ks. Tsai Sun, ktory
Ipowrocii wiasnie z podrozy po A.
meryce on to rliaf wfasnie rza-
dowi chinskiemu poczynic projek-
ty dotyczace tel nowej reformy
Szefem departmental iarmii 20
stai general Yin-Tsang, byiy po,
sci chinski w Niemczech. Oba de-
partamenty maja sprowadzic zna-
czna 1iczbe instruktorow zagrani-
cznych, aby i flots iEarmie Chin
postawic ma stopie nowoczesnej
Chiny planuja weiscie w przy-
ri1ierze re Stanami Zjednoczony-
mi, jak prasa chinska sSrsznie
zaznacza, przymierze TO ME dol,
die do skutku, dopoki Chiny ME
stanowia potegi militarnej. Rad
chins&i stara sic podobno o je-
szcze jedna pozyczke W sumie
$25, ,0O0,O 900, I1t6re maja bye uzy-
te na budowe okretow wojen-
nych; najprawdopodobniej zam6-
wione one beda w Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych.
'Paryz, 5 grudnia. - W. doll
mach Loizy, Rodanu, Garonny
innych REX powodzie poczynily
olbrzy1nie szkody; mimo akcyi
ratukowej, energicznie wspieranej
przez Rad, sytuacya ffnansowa
ME wiele sic poprawia. Gala okoli-
ca miasta Nantes, ma 10 mil wo-
koio stoi pod woda. Ostatniej no.
cy woda porwala tam groble i "a
laia 5 wsi; tysiace ludzi bez da-
chu mad glowa; spustoszenie po-
wszechne! w caiei Francyi pada-
Eja ulewne deszoze; W dotknietych
powodziq okolicach wojsko ma 10
dziach rozwozi zywnoSc. w Nam
tes ma nizej polozonych ulicach
woda stoi talk wysoko, re tylko
wierzcholki latarni ulicznych z
niej widac. Komunikacya kolejo-
wa w wielu miejscach - staneia.
Londyn, ) grudnia. - Dotych-
czasowy przebieg wyborow wska-
zuje, re przyszly parliament ME
zbytnio bedzie sic roznil Cd po-
przedniego; liberali zywia nadzie-
lie, re jednak unionisci ME O.
Itrzymaja wiekszsci, a przynaj-
mniej ME tax wielka. w lrlandyi
wre walka pomiedzy stronnictwa-
mi Redmonda i O'Briena; po
stronie tego ostatniego stoja kon-
serwatySci. Narazie obie partye
Iprzypisuja sobie zwyciestwo /
sa zadowolone rezultatu gloso-
wanna. Zdaje sic, re liberali pozo-
stana nadal steru rzadu, choc
moze nieco mniejsza beda mieli
gromade poslow W parlamencie ;
tIotychczas obrano 81 libera}oW i
62 unionistow.
Lizbona, 5 grudnia. = Rad
rzeplitej wnet juz ukohczy wy
pracowanie dekretu o rozdziale
KoScio1a cd pahstwa w Portugal
lii: dekret ten w tych dniach ma
zostac opublikowany. Podobno z
lego powodu przyszlo do ostrych
stare pomiedzy republikanami a
katolikami, kt6rzy boja sic o
swoje Swiatynie i o religie, przez
Rad uciskana. Rad zapewnia, re
nowy dekret ME bedzie uciskai
religii katoliokiej, tylko chce "a
pewnic wszystkim wolnosc wy
znania. - Krolowa Amalia zaza-
dala cd rzadu wyplaty 100000.
jake odszkodowanie "a jej dobra
rodzinne. = w Oporto wybuchl
stnajk funkcyonaryuszy kolejo-
wych, ktorzy urzadzili napad ma
dworzec kolejowy; W obronie je-
go wystapilo wojsko; wymienio-
no kilka salw karabinowych =
IC;IL,n,sc;a osoh zoStato zabitvch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-05
PRzEBUDzEN|E S|E Chin!
Buduja flote = urzadzaja armie.
Ogromna powodz we Francyi.
Wybory w Anglii.
ROzdzia4 KOscio1a cd pahstWa W Portugalll.
Cholera grasuje.
Wlochy sic bogaca,
KfOpOty Meksykahskie
ROZRUCHY w SZANGHAJU. " -.". -'...
odsiOnecie pomnika gen. steu-
Xa4ozyc ka ktV
Wybory w Anglii.
ROzdzial KOscio4a cd pahstwa W Portugalii.
Cholera grasuja.
Wlochy sic bogaca.
KfopOty Meksykanskie.
ROZRUCHY w SZANGHAJU.

Prezydent nsurgenci odsionecie pomnka steu-
wysyiajacych Zaiozycielka sekty
maria. Imigracya W ubiegfym mlesacu. Latwowernosc
WEoch6w. Morderca kandydatem seDatora Bomba W
- NieSZczeScie awiatora. -
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16

Destroy. but to Fulfill" Matthew
5:17D
Does the Teachings of the Bible
go Hand in Hand with Good Prac-
teal business Methods. w. \.
Wimbsh.
Seeing thou a man diligent in
his business. He shall stand before
kings. He shall not stand before
mean men" prov. 22:29D
What Effect Does the Close oh.
seryancc of the Laws of the Bible
Have ON the Health."-Dr. j. c.
McNeeee.
For the Lord Thy God. Bringeth
Tnee unto Good Land. a Land OF
Brooks OF Water of Fountains. and
Depths That Spring Out of Valleys
ana Hills" (Deut. SO
Master Teaching by the Master
Tcacher'-Prof. Chas Evans.
III any man shall take away from
the words of the book of this
prophecy, God shall take away his
part, out of the Book of Life and
out of the Holy City, and from the
things which are written in the
Book" (Rev. 22:29D
Is Christianity a Necessary Quail
fication for Teacher?'-Prof. Fred
Tucker.
From which, some having swerv,
ed, have turned aside with vain
iangling, desiring to be teachers OF
the law, understanding neither what
they say, or whereof they affirm.
list Timothy l;6-7)
Those Eligible TO Membership
II. \. Howard.
"flo. everyone that thirsteth. come
yc to the water and he that hath
no money, come ye. buy and eat
yea, come, buy wine and milk with
out money and without price" lisa
iah 55;1D
Invitation and enrollment-Presi
dent John Sullivan.
Music by Quartette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16
SUPERINTENDENT CHARLES EVANS
CANNOT FORGET TRUE FRIENDSHIP
To The Arimoreite:

To The Ardmoreite
There has been some discussion for
the last year or more as concerning
the race ! might make for the position
of Superintendent of Schools of the
State of Oklahoma. 1t is known to
the teachers of this state that have
been solicited by educators of all
ranks to make the race Those wno
are interested in political struggles,
those men that give the best of their
thought and effort to the public good
and to the state, many OF the best of
these have honored me by pledging
their support. From all pursuits anu
all quarters OF this great state have
come calls TO me TO announce for this
office. While it may be known 10
most every one that have abandoned
the idea of entering the race, yet 1t
Is out fair to myself that | speak &
word in the open concerning it.
There are two reasons why | should
be pleased 20 serve as superintendent
of Public Instruction of this state.
One. because Oklahoma throu III
its children is pleading in
all earnestness for more f
school economy, more of comge-
tent selection of their leaders, more
attention to them, their courses of
study, their texts and aid to their trus-
tees and their teachers. The other,
that as one who since the age or
eighteen has spent my entire time in
actual teaching, one who from study
and training has come to believe with
Holmes as he said:
Teacher of teachers thine the task.
Noblest, that noble minds can ask
and as one who believing the eight
thousand teachers of this state deserve
teacher in this position | would have
been gratified to have entered the
lists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16

Is patient. even with n nagging VIE.
for he knows she needs held. She may
be so nervous and rundown in health
that trifles annoy her II she Is melGn-
choly. eXcitable, troubled with loss OF
appetite, headache. sleeplessness. con
stipation or fainting and dizzy spells,
she needs Electric Bitters-the most
wonderful remedy for ailing wome /
Thousands of sufferers from female
troubles, nervous troubles. backache
and weak kidneys have used them ard
become healthy and happy. Try them,
Only SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16
BARAccA PROGRAM.
Fifty Earnest Workers in Bible Study
Are Wanted

The Baracca Glass OF the VI. T..
church VIII give a banquet Tuesday
night to which only men will be
invited. The class is doing a good
work, its membership is steadily in
creasing and The class Is putting
orth all reasonable efforts TO build
the class up to fifty hard workers
by the first of July Fifty workers
is the slogan OF the Baracca people,
Following is the program for the
occasion:
PROGRAM.
paracca Glass banquet and rally,
at Broadway NJ. Z. Church parlors,
Tuesday, May 18th. at 6:45 p. m.
Toastmaster-J. \. Bass,
Toasts-.
The Origin OF All True Laws
Judge ]. r, Mason,
The Law OF the Wise is Foun-
datiou OF Life" prov. 1S:li.
Cardinal Points of Success in a
Young Mans Life"-N, b. Ainsworth,
Remember now thy Creator in the
days of thy youth while the evil
days come not, nor the years draw
nigh when thou shall say, 1 have
no pleasure I'm chem" (Eccle, l2:1D
Practical Work for the Baracca
Glass in Ardmore, Prof. G. p Sci
yidgc.
Young Men at Work for Young
Men, standing by the Bible and the
Bible School Glass Motto
Harmony Of The Four Gospels Ef.
fecting Latter Day Jurisprudence'--
Judge J, W. Harreld.
Think Not That | Come to De.
siroy the Law. am Not Come 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16

Toledo, Ohio, May 15.-Contcndins
that practically all crime is the re
suit of involuntary poverty and that
the enforcement of laws not backed
up by public sentiment is little short
of impossible. Mayor Brand Whtlock,
iu a letter to several representatives
of the Federation Of churches, de-
fcnds his administration in this city.
He asserts that no city can be really
CLOSED up" Although the mayors
defense Is In epstolary form, Il IS
I'm reality an elaborate essay, In
which the history of human instl-
tutiors has been traced to earliest
days and far which has been assim
Hated the wisdom OF Cato. Demos.
themes, Kant. Jeremy BCnthan, Sa-
vlgny Blackstone. Ralph Waldo En-
erson and William Dean IIowells.
Enforcement of those laws dealing
cause prohibited and which do not
offend the universal conscience, Mr..
Whitlock says, involves disorder
even riot-and begets bitter hatrcds.
Gambling will go on in the saloons
and other resorts, he asserts, while
bridge whist is permitted in society.
There will be drinking over bars
as long as wine is served in the
homes of the rich. There will be
Sunday baseball and other forms OF
outdoor sport as long as those who
assail them most bitterly themselves
demand and connive at such viola
tion of Sunday labor and other laws
that serve their own selfish pur-
poses. Unfortunate women will flock
the streets of the cities, the mayor
believes, as long as they are barred
from honest means of livelihood
in fact, as long as women are kept
in state OF economic dependence
upon man.
Among the most evil forces in Il
city, Mayor Whtock places the
''cowardly and indiscrmnate Islander.
ers of n city's good name" lie as.
serts that In Toledo certain classes
have feared the loss OF unjust priv
ileges, have tried TO darkcn the issue
by charging that the city was wide
open and that vice here was ON
the increase. This is denied in al
most the same breath IN which II IA
asserted that neither this city nor
any ether, on this side OF the mil
lcnium, ever will attain the purity
excellence the academic reformers
demand.
"A mayor is not n bcadlc. nor a
public mentor. nor censor of the
morals acts and opinions of others" 4"
says Mr.. WhItlock. Nor is he to
constitute himself a spy and go peep.
ing and prying about violations of
the law" The administration is not
for the best people alone. he says.
nor for the wisest but for good.
bad and Indifferent. whose wishes
are crystailzed in what is called
public sentiment,
"Cusades' against yiolatrrs OF
unpopular laws have always failed.
says Toledos mayor. I'm proof of
this he cites as one historical eN.
ample In the United States the op-
eratlous Of the Underground Rail,
road" before the civil war, by means
ci which and IN defiance OF the
fugitive slave law thousands OF
bOudsmen were smugg'cd from the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16

it was fortyeix years and eleven
mon hs.
lu the settlement of the brewery
workers strike at Rochester, y. Y,
the new contracts reduce working
time for drivers, helpers and stable
men from ten to nine hours. and
for brewers and bot.lcrs from nine to
eight hours Sunday and holiday work
Is 90 De paid for as overtime at the
rate of 90 cents am nour Masters
are guaranteed work the year round.
Increases in wages were granted
from 81 TO 50 per week.
The Sheet Metal Workers Union
at Toronto. Can. is busy organizing
It's men ia that city The agreement
With the employers viii expire short
ly. and the union is anxious to be
I'm position to force some improve
monts in new agreement should the
bosses hesitate to do So The men
will ask f-r an increase from 32
cents to 80 cents an hour. 1t is cs-
timatcd that there are about 400
I sheet metal workers in the city
and about 60 per cent are organized.
Monthly returns from 1870 represen-
tati,e trade unions i'm New York in
which 10000 or nearly one-fourth Of
the organized wage earners i'm the
state. show that at the end Of the
year the percentage of idleness was
20d as compared with 2S0 at the
close of 1905 and a21 at the end of
1907 Returns as to earnings of or
ganized wage workers in the third
quarter of 1909 from all unions I'm
the state show an average of 1898 for
3l9.15i men reporting. In the CORE
spending months of 1905 the average
earnings for 2SNl>l men reporting
was only S2O7.
The worNngmou's compulsory com
ponsation act. proposing 10 facilitate
compensation - worNngmen in in.
dustrial accidents and which was IA
vored by a special committee an.
pointed az the last session of the
New York legislature, was killed
I'm the assembly judiciary commit
tee recently on the ground that it
would be unconstitutional. The bill
was drawn On lines of the English
warkmgmen's compensation act. An
other bin providing for permissiye
compensation. however. was reported
on favorably. This bill provides that
employer and employe shall agree
as to the amount to be paid in case
OF accident or death.
The stereotypers of Sacramento
Cal, recently made demand for an
Increase of wages, but being unable
TO reach a satisfactory agreement
with the publishers have decided to
have the matter adjudicated by ar.
hitratlon. The j.urneymen ask for an
advance of 30 cents a day so that
the wages shall be 81 and the fore
men ask for an increase Of S. a
week, making the wages $50. The
| publishers were willing to grant the
. iourneymen - per cent increase
if the union would leave out the
matter of the foreman's demand, and
sign 4 contract for three years. The
union was willing 10 accept this for
one year only. but the publishers
would not agree.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16

But there were conditions existing
that could not at first be seen. have
never been convicted of ingratitude.
I have not forgotten friendships that
were true. In spite of all | could do.
could not shape matters so that
might be able to convince all that !
was free from accusations of this kind.
My labor in the city of ArdmCre has
been more than delightful and realiz-
ing that the field here was broad
enough for any man, hearing the call
of my patrons and neighbors to stay,
| can reach no other conclusion but
that it is plain duty to do so.
With a gratitude that will last as
long as life, ] extend my thanks 20
those who proffered me their support
beg them to join with me in voting
the Oklahoma child the very best
leaders, the very best aids in elucatoa
possible. Above dirty politics, beyond
all lines of sectarionism let us as
voters lift the Oklahoma child and tho
public school and We shall be true to
the greatest interest of this common
wealth.
Sincerely,
CHARLES EVANS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-16
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