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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-14

-r vas night. ana the sky was full Of
stars,
The dog lay asleep In his kennel
and the cat in the garrett ana the
people In their bsdA The wind had gone
down. no one knew whore. When there
was breath in the air. 1t was the bat. who
skimmed nolselessly past on his soft wings
When the bushes rustled It was tho mouse
or the he'd gehog on his way to some mid
night revelry.
But the tall. black lime trees that stood
IN an avenue right down to the gate she'd
% sweet ana heavy perfume that the
bees could not sleep in their hives for
longing.
Only in one window in the whole house
vas there light burning.
The window was open. and. framed in II,
cat the prettiest girl In the world and
She sat quite still. and round the window
there were green tendrils. that she
looked like . portrait round which some
ono had hung a wreath.
Then the nightingale began to sing:
Wset.a-Weet-a-Weet
It was just one trill. ~ though he
wished to try how his voice sounded In the
Jilsnos.
Observation-Disclosures" said the girl
The Nightingale said nothing Then she
siappsd her hands and sang. 30 that e
rang through the garden:
MISUNDERSTANDING
ewsetly thro' the thicket flows
Thy Joyous. golden greeting
Tell me. whore my true love goes.
And when will fall our mseting3
While thy song. nightingale.
0wsetly thro' the thicket hows
II thou seest him. bring him,
Home to my window sing hint
And the Nightingale answered 1t once
WoOt-a-woet-A-weot-
Away behind the ss-gresn wall
0lumbsrs my true love among me roses:
And mine are the Avs eggs. sweet and
small
While she watches her treasure,
I ejng 70 hsr. true ana trusty;
Ere rise Of sun will be born, maybe
Five younSstsrA merry and lusty!
"Yss-you are we'll on. nieht,nxal>
DEAR" said the girl. you think only Of
yourself"
Thea she bent ~ far out OF the window
- she could. ana with her bright eyes
looked MP At the tall lime trees and sang:
Linden dowsr-lindsn flower
Through lanes and meadow grasses
Shed thy perfume. strong and sweet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-14

Catelan. 90 much more extensive. Il
taxed for only $4,000. This Is UNDER
stood whom we learn that all the con-
structions in the Bois, while made at
the expense OF the tenant, become 'ns
property Of the City OF Paris.
Any tenant wishing to Improve OF
renlace the actual constructions Oh ~.
Bo,.. must submit his plans 10 ~~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-14

When my true love pas
Tell him it Is good to ro~'"
In my gardens shaoo"!
Linden flower -L'n
flower 800
Breathe DER lane a
meadow!
And no sooner had sne
finished singing her o'tts
than the lines whispered
and sang:
Hush!-Hush!-
Little girl, be quiet!
Nightingale with tuneto'
riot
Do not stir my buds asleep:
STEPPED in fragrance tney
are dreaming.
While on every fruits dne
kernel.
Born beneath nights arch
eternal.
All the stars of Heaven
peep.
THAT is beautiful" said
the girl. II love to hear it.
But what good is it to met"
And the nightingale sang
again. happily and long. and
the lines smelt sweet and
strong. and the girl felt
heavier at heart than she
could possibly tell.
Then she looked down
into q rose bush that stood
just under the window. and
set her eyes on a little light
that shone on ono Of the
leaves. She cautiously took
hold OF the branches and
saw that tho light came
from q strange little AMI
NAL. worm with lang hair
all over her body.
who are your" she
asked.
II am the glow worm,"
said the animal. Have you
seen my sweetheart!"
mo. indeed I haven't
Have you seen miner"
mo. am SO awfully I'm.
happy!"
She writhed on the leaf
and shone till it hurt ones
eyes to look At her.
Dear me. you Door
thing" said the girl. -You
are just like mo. II onlv
you had wings and could
fly away to your sweet
hearth"
"who knows II TIA.
would Be any good? ~ said
the glow worm. 1--WE might
miss each other IL We both
f1ew-for he has wings, you
know. Now I Sit here and
shine. 20 that he can nnd
me-"
"Oh. 10 that's why you
shine!" said the girl. "whv.
then, it's just like the lixh,
In my window! I pu, i.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-14

""'te horses. Tho bells win r,..
e organ play and the parson viii nr..,.
NOS: beautiful sermon. And .r,.-~
we shall drive home to tn. ,o,,.,.... 49,.
you can imagine"
SAID the glow worm. II shan:
40'e as good time ~ that. Al.
"S s"eetheart comes We shall b
and that Will be the end or IT,"
'hat the end Of 1t. when your.
married?"
hoeed It IT," said tho worm .rh..
sna'' trudge around Just for = d.x A.
'~y my eggs. ana then l shall die"
y" DEAR Oh dear!" said the girl. ana
"ept a. though she had been e..,.n
inat' terrible to listen to, VIII, Am =.
happy myself II only I could do .o,..-
'"'"s Tor you. you poor. dear utt1. ~,.,-
"or"'' but now must 90 to bed. E,.> &
-~'' nave red eyes Tomorrow, ana ux
""eetheart doesn't like that"
Heigho" said the worm.
Emo girl closed the window And nu,,.,
down the blind. But the xlow warm ..n
ana shone until the sun rose ana .ho,.
SO brightly tina. every other u~h, 49,.
earth went out
Two days later the girl strol1ea int. -.
garden in the evening with her sv...-
heart
She stopped at the rose bush una.- n.
window. and stopped ana took >,m>-
thing up.
1t was the glow worm. But she lav
dead in the girls hand with her rough
bristles. The girl told her sws>thaart All
about what had happened on the nf<hs
when she was sitting 1t her window AMI
longing for him to come. ana she cou,A
not help crying over the dead worm.
That's quite right" he said That.
what happened to the glow worm. H,
sweetheart came 1t last and they wsre
married and then she laid her >ex. ana
died. 1t was poor sort OF happiness. tha.
and not much to long for. But you ana
have something to long Tor. for We shau
i've together for ever 30 many ysara~
She was still standing with the daaA H.
sect in her hand ana looking At Il. sae
thought OF the Nightingale and the und>.
flowers. and felt that the elew worm we
the nearest to her OF them al
Il don't know how It L." she said ~bue
I think tho glow worms lonein- was s~st>
~ good mine"
You're = darling" hs sa1d
One always thinks that Of on9s swees.
heart But now she really WA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-14

Two Queens Whose History
Has Affected the Famous
Park - Marie Antoinette
and the Empress Eugene.
Dy the COUNTESS eENolsr D'AzY.
- ARTS has solved the problem Of
how to maintain = park-ths
4 most beautiful in the world
ana have 1t . source Of revenue rather
than an expense.
It's Bots dc BouloEne, . park Of 1880
acres. costs 100000 francs. or $4,000.
20 maintain: but produces for the city
American money 10 $4,000.
TO b sure. the Bots 10 composed OF
many elements: Ns race courses. its
restaurants. its clubs ana Its private
villas, all Of which not only contribute
70 the city's funds. but have . share
In adding to the beauty OF the whole
The two largest sources Of income
are the Longchamps and Auteul race
courses. each OF which pays annually
to the City OF Paris 100000 francs.
Next. ~ regards figures. comes the
Circle du Bots dc Boulogne. called the
Circle des Patineurs, but more gsner-
ally known A. the Tir aux Pigeons.
This club. quite chic In its way. pays
rent Of $4,000. while the Polo ana
Racing clubs pay only $4,000 each.
The Pavilion d'Armenonville has IN
annual rent OF $1,000. while the Pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
-- :-t-,
Piorun .zabija ktlku.

w 1906 piorun zabi4 tylko 100
;ludzi " tym kraju. Jeden. prrzyypa-
dicks mierci cd ploruna jest ma oko{o
1dwoma millony. Przypadklsmierc,
ma chorobe watrobY, merck albo.
|zo}qdka SO prawie w,eksze, 1eoz ME
take skoro Electric Blttersfbedzie
uzywany jak Robert Madsen, z
West Burlington, Pa. wypr6bova}.
Czterech lekarsy rs opu5ciio pc
l6smio mlesiecznej !elorobiesn wa
trobe i zoltsczke- Potem. zostal
komPletnie w~yleozonys przez Elect-'
rie Bittere. Jestto. najlepsze lekar.
stwo ma zo}adek, watroba, nerwy I
ma przeczyszczenie krwi. !Tylko soc
" apiece M. J. Kowalewsklego.
Fs -r.g ", r - : -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
Jed0n ola ciebie.x

Mosess mied jeden egzemplar1
severy Polskiego Kalendarza j
Pr'evodnita zdEovia % rot 1919
DARMo. Aptekarz tv6j lnb
handlar1 lekarstwaml ma jeden
''egsemplarz Ola oisbie. Tylto sa-
|sqdaj. Nowy kalendarz ma 81.
stronioe, zawierajace moo potada-
inyoh, potyteosnych bardzo cie-
zkawych lnformaoyj, a.wisc .powi-
MEN by6'przeohowywany pod rekss.
iprzez tok oa}y. jeteli ME bedsiess.
..mdgl dostac kalendarsa cd spteka-
ir1a, napisz do W. r.. Seyera' Co.;
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
y - .-- -------->-- Va.
Wedruiaea Igfa " ludz-
Y .*i4H. -. Il : :, Y. !. "a /. 4
KLEIN ciele.

~. ;,,.iS.s-.-.c a~s.,
& Li Al1ni - slaska, d %
,;Gaz. opolskiej" pew,ien %ozytel..
mix 60 nastepuje: Dnia 15go maja
So II; - ~ = !, a. . -. So 81
zesslego roku weszla mel tonic
Michalinie ]. diva Gale dluga igla
! rsts p = lo y. il ! tax s,y ] k
ssoitnela pod sk6rra. il ME molina,
byy}o jej wyoiagnad. iona odozu~
TO- : a,.
wafa, f.. e igla .posuwafa sig s pow v
v gore DO r., ram,enia . mas n,atst'epnie
dostawszy sig do tutowla, zesuwa,
ia sig ma IA dol, powodujao lek Ike
k|uoie. : AZ :: teraz dc dopiero pc Is
miesiaoach, igta=wYsz}a sama prey
palcu nogi- iona prsy::
TEN Z w vs. byla au !f''
zdrowa.- Kto to uwierzy?
= 80 49, 80 - 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

EIE.F IVY
czaoe ohojnickiego m NOR a.'z, /.
Ro.wied fiona IONA pevnego agen-
ia v Site,miianowiiceaach o6wiadczyia,
e mai jej swego c ',s,1s0p opowiila1d''aslE
~strasz,,nre to mlo.:derstwo v najdrob-
niejsz5ch azoleggdlaoh, przyczenlll
.wpad} v place. oskarzony pro-
w,adsi obecnie int ter komn'lsowy j
.agentury. ~ Jak wialomo dn MIA Il
i nia !. 1900 %znalczionoo v stawiie
\, Clhto 10 2 aoh.podwiarto TOW ! zwio.
ki 1e..letniego g,mnazyasty Winte-
r, kt6ry byf sginat pred kilku.
d q! sledztvo jednakowot ME
MIC pewnego v tel spra.
vie. Moze ma nowo podjete
Cd ,' sprawe te wy6wietli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
SmierG sfOnja.

Jak donosi ,Frankf. ztgg."-
satruto v zoologicsnym .!ogrodzie
okoloteo letp,ego slonia !, DCiicks",
ktdrY cd. 10 lat wystepowa4 v cYr-
ku Charles. Cd Ik'lku lat mial
iak4d puchline W nodse, ktora mu
.sprawiala take bole6cl, ze wreszcie
muslano 60 wyzwoli6 z max. Ia
dano zwierzeciu temu ~najprz6d 80
granny morfium, by. 60 o~g}uszyo.
Dawka ia wystarczy ola zabicia
70 ludzi, leos ma ~zwierzeciu ME
podsia}a}a. Me udala, sic takze
prdba S koniakiem. .Potem wstrzY.
knieto mu 30 gramdw oyankalii-
tenn MONA pozbawld .yoia 1900 :v.
os6b. Gdy j TO ME podsia a dano
.mu ro.osyn 5 gramdw skopolami-
M, niezwykle ostrej truoizny, kto:
rel uzyto swego csasu prey noso-
roscu. To n~areszoie poskutkowa}o,
i, zabito olbrzyma pc pieoiu minu~
tach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
W6z z kohmi zapadf sic

- y 80. -: s. 500:
~ z.emie " Tempelhofie pod Ber-
linen PREY Manteuffelstr. Znajduje
.sle tam %je2ioro t. wv. ,,Kleiner
See'', niezupefnie j~eszcze zasypane
wYwo konym z budowli nasypem.
Brzegi jezio1a uwasano dotyohczas
"a: dose ubite j pewne. Tymezasem,
.gdy w6z ciezarowy, zaprzezony "
cztery konle, podjeoha}, ably wy}a"
dowac nowy nasyp, zaozal sic wraz
= kotmi zapadac. Przelekli robot
nicy ~zeskoozYll 2 wo.u, ode'r:l.lneli
sly bko przednie konie oofpell
sic ! trrz,,,es'awisska ma bezpieozniejsz'se
miejsce. W6z zs6 wraz z tylnemi
kohmi zspada{ SIG zwolna ooraz
g!1ebiej, al uigrzaz4 zupelnie j 1nik}
Z powiierzchni. Wszelka pomoc
okazafs SIG bezskuteozna.
80 o.. $50 . : -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
Straszna omyfka.

80 =-E- - a. e.. -. ~
Ma zagloWeu franeqskim ,,Bou-
gonvllle" ;zaar.y} sic " tyeh
dnlaoh =. jak donoas1a s==Parysa -
v5radek:: Kapitan Ia
.giowca zaproabiiai ma 6niadanie.k ilku
przyjaoi61-Ahslif6iw chsopieo o
.kretowy, usi5dguiiaoy do Sstoiu, mia}
p,odad goSciom1 butelku 2portweinu,
z d jednak@ butelki wiaaoivej,.
=schwyoi} butelke, cd wilma, ,napelr
n1ona feno1em. Kapitan i go6pie'
y .-.- So ). .l-s
lego, ME .zauwasywssy omytki,
wychylili k.eliszki duszkiem. sku--
tex by} straszny. Zsnim zdlo7a ll,
.przyjdc otrutym z pomooq, kapitan
j pieoiu jego. go6oi, skonali v mees
osarniachh.. ~ Kilku, inuym " ozas
,podana odtrutku pomogta Q lyle,
ze unikneli dmieroi, v katdym
jednak razie rozchorowali SIG
'olezko4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21


' linii prostej, rad fra ramon
isabral. caly spadekspo hiej, vyno-
yszaoy 800 mil. frank6w. Jak zwy@
'kle jednak = tskioh razach. pc
pevnyn osasie saoselt5 ro6o'6 prawa.
do olbrsymisgo spaadku rosmaici'
ludsie, rzeko,nl krewnl zmarlej i
wreszoie roriolumiawssy sic, xyto..
ozyli process rzadowi Q xwrot 500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

. m1lHs
szzs
Perta nabo4e4st,oa ~ ozdobno
mieekk'ej sk6rkowe1 orraxlee
I 5{OcOnym tytullklem, zf0c0n0
G1os Serca -zblor modf6w ! PPieSa
Ola dusz pobosnychs T. du1ym
druKlem) opra1nesW sKoike'
brzegi 80. .......... 500
y
A"!ot Str0& Chrzeeoisnina katolika
. zblorEmodlitw ! pietni s1ut4cy
oxst cal. " skorkewe1 opraN !4sa'
70 11oconym .tytullklem a z& l'e n11|
orzegl. ..'.... g 9 9.
!, 81.
Clos S~ca-s dutym drukiem.
oprawnaw sk6rke, ]. okuoiem=ii !
zamaczkiem, 1leoonym =tYtui.
- .'e . : :
.:u -.
1',.'o. oa1Uw - =
nym tytulikiem, zlocone brze-
gi....... .....:....... 500
Anidt Str6x-oprawny Y moon4
francuska sk6rks, gietkie oklads
tntnl;n;em ee'' :. -'o e,a g.
$50
.., n
A,e.o, ,es0. Mgcnf
ii, :ziooone brzegi 20 z}ooonym
tytullglem $1.6c
Wybdr naiosobllxssyoh nabotehst1
*ple6ni, ma duOhoW3 pOuiechei
nyc1 ksltg 1eprsay;; oprANnyw
sAoIkS, : koiorowym opfeskl ellll
"a gA.1uce' 1focone Dr1egl lgru-
- dluk] . !. 80. . :. -. .Sl:s0
Wvb6r oprawnv = sk6rka ! okp-
clem j klamarka. ~.}ooona no.
ei (arubv drukNr, q IA
~
Wionek ku czci NAjswietszei Mary
Panty s rotnych nabotehstRu
witty oPrawny. y sk6rke, zfocos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21

wei ,lmiaroe" 80 marskf jsst
.troohe u v vi, davnltej iRaaaa;iem
"a pollock $ marek, ale vide {, e
dis wssystko: :ssdrotalloo y Sad
uwzglydnl} dzisiejsze ,,oieskie: GA.
sy'. zawYrokowai znaoznltts muiej-
szs kare %piesnieaoq. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
PoIczki takze zdrozafy.

rr-' 1922
og6lnej d~rsyo'tyznie ~podlegaje
dsisiaj, ju. 'nietylko mieso, ziem~
MAXI, chleb, .masfo it'd, ale nawet
i poliozki zdroia}y zuaczuie, jak
sic prsckonu!jemy 2 rozprawy pred
toru6skim sadem }awniczym, o
obraze i wypoliczkowanle. Sad
wnidsl -pfzeciwko oskarzonemu o
kare p~ieniezna. 50 NIX. Zanim sig
sad zebra} ma narade, zapytano sig
oskarzonego - jak zwykle = czy
ma ~jeszcze co do nadmieoienia. -
mo, rzeoze' ~podsaadny' ktory
widoozn'e ma jiaz poieoie 0 sado
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
Dopi0s1y wynaiazek.

DOn1Osfy Wyna1aZoK.
Wright, dawnlejszY professor NJ
uniwersytecie Harvard v Londy-
ME, miesskajacy obecnie " Nor
wynn Jorku wynalaz} nowy matte:
ryaf wybuohovy, ktdrego si}a Jest
diva razy wiekssa cd silly dynami+
t1.s Nowy materya1 wybuchowy
jest o lyle lepszy, re MONA obchoe
dzid sig z MIN bez obawy, Re moze
wybuchn4t pr1y wstrz26nleniu i
lie wYtrzYmuje goraco az do s75
stopnl Fahrenheita. .~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-21
a s~-
MiliOnOWe ~defraudacye

1AAAVA VA uVAAe SANAsSOJ
" towarzystwie kana}u Suesk;ego.
W 1'i'sL4 e. w ' Wy w~oistsSw Pa
ryzu dsfraudacya pewnegc arzed a.
ka tow. kana}a ,saeskiego,f kt6ry.
skrad} "a aillon frank6w ,akcyi i
znikf be- 9Sladu. q 4 sfrt ,!.14
jest jeden z najstarszyoh urzedni~
k6w tego przedsiebiorstea, Lee
preux, kt6ry JUL cd prsesz{o 80 lat
W MEM pracuje. Sedzia 6ledczy
wyda{ "a uim list gohczy. Spra-'
wa ia nabiera tenn wiecet wazno6ci,,
re prefekt policyi Lepine ~zasiaduie
" radzie nadzorczej towsrzystwa.
Fepreux pobiera} l4,4oo frank6w
rocznej pensy,. W lidcle, wystd-
sowanym do towarzystwa, podaje,
re papiery w~arto6oiow we: uzy} ma.
pokrycie spekulaoyi, kt6re przsd+
siewzla} ola zdobycla dla o6rki po~:
-
sagu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15
MUCH MONEY
ALREADY SPENT
NAoLE'S SUIT TO PRESENT PAY
ING STATE MONEY TO PRO
TECT GRANDFATHER SUITS.

oklahoma City, Okla. oct 14.--In
connection with the contemplated
suit OF Halecl; :. Nagle of King
fisher to prevent payment oi stat"
money to attorneys for defending
those charged n the federal courts
with dep.iving negroes Of the right
to vote in congressional elections by
invoking the grandfather clause. rec
or is OF the state AUDITORS office dis
closes that $12 500 of the $4,000
appropriated for thar purpose had al
ready been paid.
Warrants were issued to Judge c.
Il. Stuart of the law firm of Stuart,
Cruce z Gilbert upon claims approx
ed by Governor Cruce Employment
of attorneys was left to the cover
nor. and he placed the cases in
charge Of Judge Stuart. 1t was the
understanding that Judge Stuart was
to determine who should be associ.
ated with him and that he was to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15

compensate other attorneys Out Of
the full sum he received Judge Stu.
art had in the cases \. G. Cruce,
member OF his firm and brother OF
the governor w. A Ledbetter OF!
Oklahoma City, c. G. Horner of
Guthrie, and former County Attorney
VI MrKeeycr of Enid. where the cases
were tried
What terms We're made between
these attorneys and Judge Stuart Is
not OF public record since the
states employment was only with
him When the appropriation was
under discussion hefor" The le".7la-
turc il was generally understood the
sum set aside for the defense Of
those arraiened in the federal court
was also to include their expenses,
bat no such wording appears in the
account and none of
their expenses have been paid. In
10 the Enid cases several
are pending in the eastern distric,
federal court Attorneys will carry
the cases 10 the supreme court of
The United States. Patrick s. \gale,
who contemplates bringing the suit,
is one of the socialists state lead
ers and served as United States
marshal for Oklahoma territory dur
ing the Cleveland administration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15
At the Christian Church.

At the Christian church today at
2:45. Miss Alma Evalin Moore, field
secretary and state organizer for the
Woman's Christian board of missions
will address the women of the church.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. d. \. Wuikiger. corresponding
secretary of the church of Christ in
Oklahoma will spend Sunday here and
will preach at the Christian church
both morning and evening. The morn
ing discourse will De directed to
church members. the subject for the
evening service will be The Scheme
of Redemption, or What Saves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15
Averts Awful Tragedy.

Timely advice given Mrs. C. vii
loughby, OF Marengo, Wis, (R No -
prevented a dreadful tragedy and
saved two lives Doctors had saiu her
frightful cough was a consumption
cough and could do little to help her
After many remedies failed, het
aunt urged her to take DR.. Kings
New Discovery u have been using
it for some time" she wrote, and
the awful cough has almost gone.
1t also saved my little boy when
taken with a severe bronchial you
ble This matchless medicine has
no equal for throat and lung trog-
bles. 5Oc and s100. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15
First PRESBYTERIAN.

Services will be held today a. II
a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday School at 9.45 a m.
Mems Bible Class at the same hour
in the north annex.
Meeting of session at 0.45. Those
desiring to unite with the church
are requested TO be present at this
meeting of the session
Business of importance will come
up at ne morning service and it is
urgent tAat every member of the
church and those who have submit
ted letters should attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15
everyone. ClIAS c. WE!TF,
Pastor
Broadway Methodist.

SUNDAY School 9:lj. Junior League
" p. m, Senior League 8 T. j. m.
At il q IN. the pastor, Rev c
r. GRAY, will preach on the subject,
How the Spirit Leads a Man to
God" This is the first OF series of
three sermons announced ON the zen
eral theme, The Ministry of the
Spirit" The others are: oct. %,
The Fruits Of the Spirit" Oct %,
THE Spirit Filled Life.
At is DIR. O. T. Goddard, as
sistant secretary Of home missions,
will preach
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15

Catnoiic Church.
Holy Mass vii le "e2d at ten
O'Clock this morning, followed by
sunday Scnool Sermon during mass
Everybody welcome.
FIR JAMES J. WALIRAPP.
First christian.
Sunday School 9:45
Preaching services at II 4. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Rev Wickshizer of Tulsa will oc'
cupy the pulpit both morning and
evening
A. c. YOUNG,
Chairman Official Board
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15

If you have young children Won
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most com
mon ailment. To correct this you
will lind Chamberlains Stomach and
Liver Tablets excellent They are
easv ana pleasant to take. and mild
and gentle in effect. For sale by
all dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-15

She's a smart woman who tries to
make a man believe ne is smarter
than she is.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-30
LANDMARK WON'T MOVE.

The Rush Springs Landmark says
that so many of its citizens came to
Chickasha last week that it couldn't
keep track of them. Why not all OF
you-ex except The Landmark-jus stay
here Express.
No danger Of The Landmark locat-
ing temporarily or permanently in
Chickasha. 1t thinks too much of its
health to say nothing of the wealth
it has accumulated in publishing a
paper in Rush. Seventeen years ago
we looked that town over and after
sizing up its advantages and disadvan-
tges as regards location, water. etc,
came to the conclusion that Rush
Springs was the coming town, and it
is still a-coming. However, we are
willing to give the good people Of
Chickasha credit for what they have
so far accomplished. But. there are
others.-Landmark
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-30

France and Germany have fixed it
up peacefully over Morocco, but a
Partisan correspondent furnishes
straight tip to the effect that they
will begin fighting next spring and
that before it is over 1t will play
havoc with the states and empires Of
Europe" With Turkey and Italy still
pepperiMg each other and China the
scene Of bloody civil strife. Il would
seem that these bellicose journalists
would have enough gore to satisfy
them for the present without stretch
ing their Imagination to future con-
flicts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-30

Shawnee Herald: Later advices
from Oklahoma City in regard to that
gathering Of prominent democrats
from all parts of the state are to the
effect that former Lieutenant Cover
nor George Bellamy pulled off the
stunt alone and unaided. He discov-
cred one of the Oklahomans late
.from-New-Yorky reporters in the Kin
kade lobby and proceeded to load the
pipe" for him in true George Bellamy
style. 1t is hoped that this explana-
ton will quiet the excitement in
newspaper circles throughout the
state. and restore the political equili-
brium among the candidates for con
gresham at large.