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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
HOW THE FOURTH
WAS SPENT HERE
BIG PICNIC AT THE PARK WAS A
Ess--lMMENsE CROWD IN
ATTENDANCE.


Yesterday was a safe and sane
fourth from the standpoint of indis.
criminate burning of fireworks with
in the city limits and incidentally
burning up more or less property. If
there was fire cracker roman
candle or rocket shot within the city
limits yesterday or last night it was
not noticeable, and for that reason the
doctors of the city were not called
upon TO nurse wounded hands or faces
or treat case of lockiaw. Not an
accident was reported in the city or at
the park Yesterday which is a remark.
able record IN view OF the number ot
people VINO attended the picnic ana
the street railway handled. II is est
mated mat the railway company nan
died upwards OF ten thousand passon
gers Yesterday "hlch is a remarkaD!e
record when taken INTO consideration
the number OF cars used and the dIs'
tance 10 the park and this, too, With
''' any ''"'ei ''i l''Oo'i eH''i''e " 'i''
passengers o'ler 'ilail S'"HuIhS Ill lhe
"'S''' VI ''e cars WINE "l"N'"S 'he 'rlp
~ anu iron" 'ne p''N'
NhoIAeT evidence IHaI 'he ia IS on
ana cI"nlleu Soou ana 'lShI Is Ihe TACT
'"al uhefe was not an arrest made yes
'eruay ana hel'her was person seen
clher III Town OF al Ihe parE uhdeE
me influence OF llquor' Ardmore mas
peeh termed me Holy City since
'he 'asI crusdue LOT cIeah up Degah'
Dut IL Is evident that the town Is dry
III '"'''
Ihe crowd at lhe park enjoyed 'he
morning at rhe various attractions and
I's'ehed 10 thc pald' Alter dlhher
addressed those VINO desired
10 IlS'en 10 appropriate Fourth OF July
lhey were Hon D. B' Cham'
pIoil ana Mr' BagWell OF TINS clty VINO
occupied the platform Tor about thirty
minutes each
After the speaking game of ball
was played between the retail clerks
Of the city and nine representing
he carpenters and joiners of the city.
The clerks proved TO be a trifle too
fast Tor the carpenters and won out
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
A Cash Offer

The Weekly Ardmoreite has made
a special clubbing rate with The Mem
phis Weekly Commercia1 Appeal by
which we viii furnish both papers for
one year for the sum of S1.25. The
Commercial Appeal is one Of the larg
cst and best papers in the south, and
We hope % receive many new sub.
scgirtions on this offer; Sl.2j cash fot
both papers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

Owing to yesterday being a holiday
the city council which was TO have
met in regular monthly session did
not ma,erialize. They will hold a
meeting this afternoon as this is the
regular first of the months session
there is a batch of business TO be
disposed of and many accounts aud
.t.l and passed upon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

The Nacbay Telegraph and cable
Company are anu-combine and sole
its business as an independent com
petitiye system. Direct offices in all
the principal cities and towns OF the
United States and Canada, with ca
BILE service to all the World Office
2O4 West Main street. Phone PA.
3-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
WHITE HOUSE TO
DISCONTINUE BUSINESS
W. c. DlTZLER SAYS HE is UN.
CERTAIN AS TO HIS FUTURE
PLANS.

"A r. uir1lrr or tbo White House
,..n... t,.rtsnfno .tor5 when asked
..l,..... 90 ,,. rn,,or ,bat ne was sell
,.........,.. or ro,ds ,,ttb tho I'm.
...... -, .....,.o ,rdu,r, and d.vot.
...... $780,, .. Tho c..r.s,r.a.
" '.., .st.. .....in. r.. no
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

The Mackay Telegraph and Cable
Company is the greatest competitive
telegraph and cable system in the
World. Extends over two-thirds-of the
way around the Earth. Onice 204
West Main street. Phone PA. 3-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping 2O9 A St.
y. W. Phone 744. j-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
Rurnitt's SIGNS.

Better than other kinds. Cost mo-
more. Phone $40, 226 West Main st.
2-St
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
AVERAGE RAINFALL FOR TEN YEARS

you swelterng would hardly
three iaS
but absolute fact In other
rainfall this period has been
herear figures, look the Yourself
The evening world., 1911-02-01

your honor that you won't say how
long ago-l was In Paris. I spent all
OF the money that kind friends In Chi
cage had sent me. l had made no
progress. No engagements were mine.
FINALLY I was broke. Sybil Sander
son was then the rage OF Paris. She
was at the Opera Comlque and had a
great bone. l told her my story. She
invited me there.
she took me TO see the reigning
Louise OF Paris. I went back to the
house. for ! wa still an American girl
and ! called II house, and practised all
| could think OF Louise on the piano.
Then I sent out and got the score.
Finally one day Mrs Sanderson was
called to the telephone from the Opera
ComiQue. Louise Of the Opera Com
ique. had broken down"
Miss Garden told me the name Of the
man who was talking over the phone.
but I have forgotten II.
do you know any one who can sing
LOUISE
II heard Miss ~sandsrson say: Why. !
can't think Of a good louise
II shouted: i am . good Louise
II shouted lam a good Louise
she laughed.
Then ] wen to the phone and I
talked to Blank. Blank, Blank Il can't
The evening world., 1911-02-01
ARNOLD.
IN
WROTE TO FATHER

pHILADULPHIA. Feb. Lit was said
at police headquarters he.e to-day that
purethy H. c. Arnold, the missing New
York girl. was until recently In Phila-
Aslph1a and had written to her father
from that city.
rSancis r. Arnold. her father. and
Captain Of Detectives souder. II Is said.
he'd . long distance telephone talk last
night during which, II Is declared. Mr..
Arnold said he had received a letter
from his missing daughter postmarked
Phsladelphia- Capt. Souder SAID he did
not know the contents of the letter.
x wM deny anything published about
the CASE" said Capt. souder. This let
ter was given In confidence. and ! will
not discuss II. i don't want any pub
Iicsty given the affair"
Publicity At this time, he said. would
tend to injure the work of those lnvest.-
sating the case.
II 10 said Mr.. Arnold may come to
Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
ROBBERS WRECK TRAIN;
TWO PASSENGERS KILLED.
New York Man a Victim of Crash
in Alabama-Fifteen Persons
Injured.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 1.-Two passengers
were killed and fifteen others injured
eariy to-day when the Memphis Special.
q fast train from New York to Mem
phis OF rhe Southern Railway. was
wrecked near Lime Rock, Ala. Those
killed ere william Billings. New
York and Benjamin Jenkins. Chatta-
nooea. Tenn.
Company officials believe the train was
wrecked by robbers VINO had planned to
ried a large amount OF money.
The train crew rushed to the express
and mail BARS Immediately after the
wreck and stood guard until the police
and physicians arrived from -Iunts-
Vile, Ala.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
WOMAN A GH0UL SUSPECT,
Hunted ne One Of Party Who Opened
Grave Of Rich Man.

NJ. Harrison. known as Mrs. Amanda
Gilmore, who Is charged In a warrant
sworn out by Rowan Sauhey with be-
ingo one OF the persons who on Monday
night attempted to rob the grave of
his brother. George r Saufey. who
was a wealthy attorney. is said 10 be
in Casey County.
The police SAY they have strong
evidence that the woman was one of
the persons who removed the casket
from its grave. That the body was not
carried away. they declare, was be-
cause OF the fact hat the work OF dig
ging up the ground had taken longer
than anticipated. and dawn came be-
fore the casket was lifted to the sur
face.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
ENOUGH
Of CHIEF CROKER'S
$4,000 FOR WIFE
She Tells Justice Gerard She
Never Squandered His Earn.
ings Nor Speculated.

A., r,. -
r""aru r. OfoAer' VINO mas oesuh d
suit In a supreme Court Tor separa-
ton. appeared before Justice Gerard
this afternoon and gave testimony as 10
the state OF her finances, 80 the Court
might arrive at some idea OF the proper
amount Of altmony and counsel fee TO
allow her
NJ. C,oL.. .ur,n.,,.a ~, ,.r
49," ~NO -
son. Eo"N'u o'oher IT. anu ner Jaw
yer Sne denied mat sne hsd suuanoereo
her husbands earnings and aid he had
never been too liberal with her,
The evening world., 1911-02-01
This viii Stop Your
Cough in a Hurry
Save 81 by Making THE
Q ,ugh Syrup ct Home.


This recipe makes a pint Of better cough syrup
than YOU could buy ready made for $50. A
few doses usually conquer the, most obstinate
coush-stoD eycn whooDine cough quickly. Sim
pie as - ,-. - letter remedy can b had 81
any price.
Mix one pint o. sranulated sugar with y pint
Of warm water. and stir for 2 minutes. Put ~
ounces Of PineS. fifty cents WORTH In 4 (at
bottle, then. add the Sugar Syup. IL b. .
Take a teaspoonful every one. two. or tire. hqun.
You can feel this take hold. of a coueh II a
way that means business. Has q god tPatr
.iieet, braces " The appetite M Y snSty
for hosrsen,ss, bronchitis. asthma and all tsvsi
aud lung trouble.
The effect Of pine on the membranes \ vsil
known. iinex Is the most valuable concsun0sd
compound Of Norwegian white pine extract, onh
IL rich In suaiacol and all the natural heAiine
rine elements, Other preparations viii m vert
In this formula.
great popularity Throughout the United STATE
and Canada. II has often been initiated. tsoaGi
never successfully.
a guarantee o. absolute satisfaction, o. ~,
promptly refunded, gees with this recipe. You,
druggist has Pinex or will get II for you. II
not. send TO the Piusx Co. ~. Wayne. Id.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
THE MAN.

"Ths American husband 10 the
best In the world, when he 10 .
real husband.
he 10 too generous.
IKE loves . pretty face; he
loves accomplishments; he loves
pretty clothes (which, BY the way,
he has provided) and he idolizss
the woman OF his choice.
IAN Of this 10 wrong. He should
see before he steps. A women
without ambition does not know
the true secret OF life.
~ believe in q woman being
. man. ny that I mean that she
should take q mans place II she
wishes to dominate.
"No man Will now consent to
this. Some day some man will
permit 1t ana then he will see the
fruition OF wo -anhooH."
The evening world., 1911-02-01
NEW YORK FLYER WRECKED,
FIVE BADLY. INJURED.
Rutland Express Speeding From
Montreal to This City Strikes
Defective Switch.

MONTREAL. Feb. 1.-The Grand
Trunk Railways Rutland Express was
wrecked at L'Acadie. Quebec, to-day.
Five persons were injured, three fatally.
The express, which left this city at
$50 to-day for New York, struck a
defective switch near L'Acadie and
vas partially overturned.
The probably fatally injured are: Mrs.
Laura lie Bernhard, Isle le Motto, Que,
head badly crushed. r. La Pareit. engi-
neer. back injured. and L. Loufer,
broken spine. Rev. George Stair of
Middleboro. Vermont. was badly cut
and bruised. but his injuries are not
considered fatal. The name OF the nth
person injured. a is not known.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
To Investigate Viviscction.

ALBANY, n. y, Feb. 1.-The APP
pointment OF n commission oy the Gov
ernor to investiga:, viv,scctiJn is called
for In a bill introduced to-day by Assem-
blyman Hoey of New York. The COM
mittee Is to consist of two physicians,
two members of the ti-vivisection So
ciety, two lawyers n n member-at-
large. All are to serve witbou: COM
pensation.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
SEE GHOSTS OF THE SEA.
So Taft Tells Fishermen who Op-
pose Reciprocity.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1~.-Seventeen
fishermen from Chichester. Mass,
dropptl anchor at the White House to-
day to protest to President Taft against
the removal Of duty on fish imported
from Canada, as provided for in the
proposed reciprocity agreement with
that country. They claim their bust
nees would be destroyed.
The president old them their fears
were groundless. and that they were
seeing ghosts Of the sea which would
vanish as soon 10 the sun Of the passed
agreement had risen. The party was
introduced to the Prercen, by a. Plat
Andrew. Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
HOW MARY GARDEN VIEWS
AMERICAN WOMEN AND MEN
THE wOM

"Amsrioan women are lasy. but
good.
"Thsy lack ambition and DO not
know how to create Il.
"Thsy are sxtravsGsnt without
moving II.
"Thsy believe that they have
every man in the hollow Of their
hand, ana that he 10 bound TO sup
port them.
u know America; know
France; I know something Of other
countries. A. the same time, Z
know this; that American women,
way down In the bottom Of their
hearts, are the best women In the
world.
"This 10 the answer, they DON'T
KNow."
The evening world., 1911-02-01

think Of his name) and he said; Come
around
she broke down In the second act.
and Mary Garden. the girl who had
~squandered her money without accom-
pl!shing anything, went on. and all
Paris ~applauded. 1t was the proudest
OF my life. l have told this for
the first time, and my message 10 Amer
lean women is:
AMBITION"
The evening world., 1911-02-01
MISSING BROKER HAD BoNDs7
Dsvfe Could Have Disposed OF
Them In Mexico, says Receiver.

BOSTON. Feb. l-Isador Fox, re-
ceiver for Robert c. Davie. tho missing
stock broker. Is led. according to a
statement made to-day. 10 believe
that pavie had in his possession $780,
900 worth OF stock and bonds OF the
Kansas City. Mexico and Orient Rail-
way which had been purchased by him
for cash and which he probably has
disposed OF in Mexico.
The bonds. according 20 Fox. which
petts had In his possession as late as
Aas4pst. each carried ago shares of tht
Common and preferred stock.
n 10 learned that Davie had bond,
q late as August. and $4,000 worti
OF these bonds bearing the English
stamp have been reported. indicating
that they have been listed on TN
English stock market. a lot OF thes.
bonds could have been negotiated fol
cash In Mexico or abroad.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
senator. Twice Elected.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb, i-For
RE second time the Legislature OF West
Virginia has elected William V. Crilton
ao0 Clarence Watson. Democrats. as
United States Senators from this state.
IN Joint session to-day the members OF
the two Houses cast a majority OF their
votes for these men. and SINCE the Re-
Dvn1leans also took part the little OF the
- oenatess = oonsidsrsd e6sSs
The evening world., 1911-02-01
Carrie Nation Much Better.

LLAVENWoRTH. Kan, Feb. 1.-The
condition OF Mrs. Carrie Nation. who Is
IN a sanitarium because OF a nervous
breakdown. is much improved to-day.
The physician said last night that his
patient would be able to leave the sani-
tarium In less than a month.
The evening world., 1911-02-01
Has "Studied Lite" She
Declares, and"Men and
Women" viii Be the
Title of Her First Liter
airy Effort.
Women the
dearest in the World,
but Lack Ambition
American Men Devoted
Husbands, but Too En-
crossed by Business.
BY !. Z. Gro WIN.


py, l. u,a,
g..
/ -,t. - 80
80, =, -. 80
- ~ ' WE"
'"'uen 'eN nien' WINE
N"si"s LOUISE out ! snou'o
O."ee" '"e "rst ana SECOND acts
'"' vi Tue "inss' ! s'''
un'uen, ! understand that you
Nv hO'"s W orehh INTO the literary
uHe' zee puoI'shers ana ask them II
'".y ""' puoHSh your oook'
inaeeu ! won't she smilinsly re-
yoi'eu' theS VIII seek me Mary Gar
deh u gong 10 write a book that VIII
make tho world sit up and take notice.
/ nave stuuled inns ola NE n have
s~uuieu IL iurther thar most women
nave STUDIED u. lhey Know certain
parts ot iIe ana Know other parts.
fhe nrst onsptsr OF my boof
VIII DO devoted to the American
woman-ths sweetest ana dearest
woman that evsr Lived, BUT q
woman who wa. horn ,or Loo. ga
nothing elss. 7 .b.i, .hov ,o-
.b. Au.r,oar -ou..u 1900
, .,,.. 5
a.. u.,.., - -" 49, -
a.. go 49,. ---~.--
'he man "nouid 90 everything
ana that all should DO would
a.. ~.
,,,., va.
ava 49,, -, -. ~
| slang occasionally and sometimes Win
n r mark on II.
~ dsspiss Q woman that lacks
ambition. That 10 the trouble with
all women. They don't know how
70 train . man. 1hey don't know
now 70 appeal 70 MN. xhey think
shey are IT.
another him about American
omsn' n i might say every woman
In the world. because the strain Of Eve
runs through all OF US. they love dis
piay-love to show the other woman now
th-y stand.
Don't think that ! am going back
on my W country; don't think that
am nm migrate; for Mary Garden has
seen the world-sh knows it-and !
want 10 tell you mat the American
woman. with all OF her faults. and i
might say with all OF my tauits com
oN" a' uo"" =.
,r, 49,.
go -
-.
a -. A.. - :. Ia,I.. !
$50 w,a u,o,,,s,,, ,,av Cor ths
80. -. -, c.ra.n9
pa ~. 80,
-, -" - 49,, svn.
'"a' - =,
mer-6t 'eas. +" says " " Suns ~ -
wrne IT, thought mat wouiu 'aih
q little more with her about this oooH
when she came out. And as the chorus
and several of the minor characters
da.hed bv n don't understand opera):
~
A. 10 SWer'cA" "an'
There 90 the women she AID
they've got the nerve"
Now. Miss Garden" said. "yo,
bav. ,o,d ma all about your idea o
romor via, do van think Of Nh,
o -,
4 lAeIl hh
The evening world., 1911-02-01
CUT GLASS.
LACE CURTAIN DEPTS. In Both Stores.

LACE CURTAIN DEP'TS. In Both Stores.
Several hundred pieces of Fancy Netting,
Muslin, Madras and Tissues, suitable for sill
or easement curtains.
Netting, numerous designs.
ISc, 3oc and 45c per yd.
former prices CSC, 4c and zoe
Figured Muslin ....I212c, Isc and CSC per yd.
former prices 2G, SOC and +c
Fancy Madras and Tissues.
3oc, 4oc and Csc per yd.
former prices 38c, Sc and 100
500 pairs OF Novelty Curtains.
2.75, 3.75 and SIS per pair
former prices 400, $50 and 500
UPHOLSTERY DEP'TS.
Al inch Cretonne In French and English
designs and colors. Suitable for chamber fur.
nishings and draperies. :,
1sc, 3oc and 45c per I'd. I
former prices SOC, Soc and 7s =
80 inch Cretonne and Taffeta In an ex-
tensive variety of designs, many French and
English Period reproductions. :
SOC, 75c and 100 per yd. :
former prices sSc, $50 and 400
Bar Harbor Willow Arm Chairs, complete
with cushions. 500 E.
usual price s3l
White Enamel Screens, Lingerie Cabinets
and 40 Wink" Chamber Chairs in sets to
match curtains and draperies.
JAMES MoCREERY&M
25rd Street 54th Street
The evening world., 1911-02-01
JAMES McCREERY&
25rd Street 54th Street
On Thursday, February the 2nd.
CHINA DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.

DINNER SETS.
English Porcelain 1900 and 1900
values 1000 and 400
Limoges China 1900, 5000 and 5000
values $500. 400 and 1000
Salad Sets, IS pieces. ......2. to 500
value 500 to 1000
Tea and Bouillon Cups, Saucers and Plates.
200 dozen
values 500 and 400
The evening world., 1911-02-01

"6sveral years ago-you can md out
Asw long. but ! am going 70 <ust 70
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

mug beitebt aus pier 8erionen nmo
es fam 40 @aiiagiere traQen. Gier
Wotoren BON 5uiommen 12S @ierOe.
frdften treiben Die ieds Shrauben
oOer 8ropeaer. unO Ser @as6aaon
bat einen Sn6alt uon 22S, 900 9ubif.
fuB. Die aonitruftion lit beoeutenG
leihter ais BEL anoeren 9uitidifien
Der &ieI beitebt ans 9nmbusitonaeu
unO oo5 @erippe aus aluminium
Die ieioene 8aaonbiiae b1nqt unten
loie, iooaB Die @asfiidung Iih ans
oebnen fam, miro aber Oltrh Elm Neb
f~eItgebolten. Die pier WaIdinen
ieoe 172 &fuu0 idmer, fins ser
G1nge mad iiber oas Sdiff nertbeilt
uno ourh eincn Sang oerbun0ea
Die 9aiiite ser Goiiagiere befin0ct
fih i'm 0littelpunft. Die 8ropeaei-
iouen es Dem Sdiff ermoqlifen
nod 8elieben 81 iteigen ooer 81 Ian
Ben, uno Oemielben cine @eihminoia
felt BON ied)3ig Meilen in Der Stun0r
gu geben i'm Stanoe iein.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

Slitgbabnen Der @dnoerbo9eI bon gforo-
nah Siioamerita.
1nerifantihen aontinenten einqes
f6logen meroen. gm itGrfiten limo
Die @~anoer5iige, melhe, bonn moro
peitlihen 5lorioo un0 meitliden
2ouiiiona ousge6eno, iiber oen @oli
bon Wferifo uno 3entralamerifn nod
Dem 3ieI i'm 5ii0en ellen. Aber oeren
SIugbabn lit flir5 im@ergIeih al Der
ienigen oes o6engenannten 8ogels,
Der I'M CONNER Ole orftiihe aiiIte
belebt. feline Sungen bort ausbriitet
uno nit oeaielben, iobdlo iie fliigge
gemoroen itno. nod 2abraOor 5ieht,
mo Die reifen0e 5rudt reidlih Nab.
rltng bietet. 9}ud) mehreren Moden
gebt oie @anocrung peiter iiber ben
,Sanft= nad Neuidott.
LAMB, lpeldeS Den ausgung8punft
Oe8 munoerboren 9uuerfliiges iiber
oos Mfeer brett nab Der Giiite BON
Siioamerifa bil0et. 3umeilen miro
0ieier 0urd) 5tilrme unterbroden.
pelhe Die go9elidaaren nah g5eil.
engIuuo treiben. bon no lie aber obne
41ientbaIt iueiter5ieben. 0os 3iel
lit Q(rgentinien, ro Ser o@oloregen.
pfeifer@ iiberpintert. Inn nod ied8
Wlonaten oiti anOererGoute, Die mcilt
iiber 2on0 fii6rt, na6 Der Seimdtb
I'M 9oroen 5uriid5ufebren. 8iele Der
@an0ero6gel faaen Sen 2euhttbiir-
men an Der &iiite gum 0pfer.
r@eitern 9lbeno 6Gtte ib einen gan-
sen Sod init 0en 2eiden geiieoerter
fleiner Sanger iiiaen f6nnen, Die iidl
an ben Sdeiben meines 2ihtes to0t.
itieBen@, ihrieb Ser @dhter BEG
2euhttburmes BON 8omeD 9fods I'M
iiiolihen IloriOa.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
3D SamUn sic ScfranOirten SIN
men lieh.

Nus Baris melbet ryan: Der me.
gen ieiner llnterit &ife perboftete
frii5ere 0ireftor oes 4ednunssme.
TENS i'm Miniiterium oes 4euBeren,
Sron5 9onon, m1rbe iiber ieine
perionIiher Aisgaben in @egennort
feiner @eliebten, Wo0emoileae ga.
riel. oerbort. Die 8ernebmune ct.
CAB intereliante ginblide in ietne sc.
bensfiibrung. 81bren0 Der betrii
geriihe QiquiDator 9ues lif 0amit
begniigte, fir ieine 5reuueinnen 0as
beideiDene Siimuden bon 100000
Sranfen id6rlia aiis5ueebeH, opferte
Der groB5ersige &amon nod eieener
angobe fiinfbunberttauieno 6ran.
fen. 0llebrigens bebouere i'd
nidts~, fiiste er Oieier @rfldrtng
bin8u. SD Iiebte 5raulein @arieI,
un0 6atte ibr Wilioneu eeeeben
tpenn i'd es sefonnt bate" Srau.
letn @oriel DereoB Bel oieien 8or-
ten i6res 8relinbes Gbr1nen, Der.
modte Ii6 aber nift 5i erinnern,
10 oiel @elo erbaIten 5u boben. Sc
benfaas mubte iie nidt, mo anes &C..
blieben mar. SIR galanter 9iebba-
Der erflGrte lbrieerts, tie bate i6n
ME gu ifberffiiHtgen 4useoben Der
Ieitet. 6rGuIein @ariel trug einen
nod u~nbe5ablteH Ring hires Bereb-
rers i'm @ertbe BON 10000 5ronfen
am Singer, ben iie freifuiltg in Die
SGnoe 0es Neutrality-suspicious.
legte. 9omon reftfertigte lid 10.
Damn iiber Ben @riuerb leines
SdloIies in 8ourguiron, oas er nur
ans ieinen resularen Ginfiinften bon
10000 6ranfen beItritten baben
nil. .Rein &eGer Oes unterhIase-
men @eOoes lit fiir mein Seim Der.
monot mor0en~, erfldrte ser ugetpii-
ien6ofte@ 8amiliennater feierIid.
Sd hdbe oles unteridlnaene Gels
2rdnlein @oriel Qeop.ert.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
@3unueI uuO aIfOuiO.

itnb Die 9onapartes bo6en BORT chen.
10 cute aufnabme gefuu0en mie ibre
Mitbeperber inn Ben frun3oitbe
Sbron, Die Orleans. Der abgeieBte
&0nig BON 4ortltgal, Der ilmge
Monuel. bat Ii6 Ser aolonie fiirlt.
liher 6eimatbloRr angeiAloiIen, be-
mobnt cine id6ne giaa noroIih bon
9onoon unO ldBt es iih mobl iein
pGbreno ieine 9(nbdnger in Bortu
gal iiir feline @ieOereiuieBung 2eben
uno gigentbum aufs Spiel ieBen
geelllid muroe er ourd ben 8eiuh
ieines ebemoligen apQegen 0es So
nigs Mlfonio BON Spanien, erfreut
Dem Die b0ien Gepublifmer oie 3ii.
gel Ser RegieruHg nod INNER niht
ab5unebmen permohten, Der iih a6er
i'm fonigstreuen england, i'm &reiic
Der SSamilic ieiner 8emablin &icto-
ria. rpo6l aud 6ebogliAer fiiblt. ais
in Ser 6eimatb. Ser 8eIuh CAB
@eIegenbeit 81 einem qemeiniduftli.
den 9iIoe ser beioen &0nigsiproiien.
Monuel. Ser sur rehten San0 9[lfon-
Io's itebt. 3eigt ihon ourh ieinen
IGdelnOen @eiid]tsaus6rud oaB i'm
feline Serrfheriorgen mebr plagen
Die Sanptiorge ieiner foniaIihen
Mlttter ioa gegeHmartig oarin bette
ben, Dem Sohne cine paiien0e 8or-
THE ous ~regierenoem fiiritli6en6aaie
III peri6affen, Inn feline 9lusiidten
ouf @ieOereinieBitng 8u itdrfen.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

Snneres oes 2uftidiffes i'm 8au.
Muminium @erippe un0 @erbinDungss
gang spiiden ben YsaIhinen.
e~ntoegen. IS ge56rt Dem Itarren
Spp an, lpie Die 3eppelini6en 2uit-
idiffe, utiteriAeioet iih aber ihon
0arin BON an0e'en. oaB ale &abi
men un0 Mnihinen, NIT ausnabme
ser 8ropeaer, ii1 in ser 8~alonbiiae
be%finoen. Gas 5diif lit $50 SUE
lore ms AZ 7s1r9 hoh ieine 8ennu-