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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-11
S,ad3 cbioer Mniter.
G5raHSnng bentidler 2esislatur-alnbs
III anberen Stabten.

Gin BON 5errn gonrab arid BON
gleDe!nnb, als bem St.retdr bes
.Deutfhen aeeislaturtRIubs bon
Dbioe, Dor fur3em ON bic Staatsiefree
t1re peribisbener Staaten ousgeianbz
les Gfreiben, in bem um Briinbung
dbnliher alubs in ben 2esislaturen
oieier Staaten nuh9siuht fpirc,
lteint i'm aIlgemsinen cine giinitigs
Nufnabme sefunoen gu baben. 4us
2llbanp, Der 8auptitaot oes Staotes
Rep gorf, nirp fosben beri1tet, boB
bic 8eltrebungen I'm JntereHe Des
DeutIdtbums In Der aegislatur bon
Ohio aud i'm 4lbanper aapitol ein
ipiaiaes Ghc aefunben baben uno
Stdatsfefretdr 2a3ansti ecs S6rel.
BEN NIT ben einsslssten DrudIahen On
Iben Senator Gamer Don Brootlnr
unb an oas bortise 4Hemblpmitglieo
Shifferbeder iiberianot bot, bic ilh
ihrerfeits nit perihisoensn aoaes.n
nnb Deriretern Der prefe in gerbin'
bunq Iebten, um psp projett duh IN
Der Qeaislatur oes Stadt.s Heip
gort aeben unb Gejtalt gu perleiben.
Weiie~ fpiro aus 4lbanp btrihte.
/ Bel tem a.T6Gfiisen 5rsibtn. ipslhes
| iest in Der 2eeislatur 'porberritt
mar Is nidt moslid, bem projetts TO-
| fort n1bsr entsesen3utreten unb Di'
surse SpGnne 3eit, fpdbr.no fpelhel
bic aegislatur nod in SiBuns III
| pirb aud bemmsno tpirten. nm mt
Der 0rinouna zines bsutitamerifa
/ niitxn aIubs in Der 2esislatur Dor
ansuge6en, 3umdl bic Wiitsli.oer il
ben ShIubnotsn pielbeih6ftigt iinb
Der ppn Sb;o dusgsitreute SdaHiel
fiel ieoo9 auf guten Gruno uno bi
beutTfsomeritani;6en Ritaliebtr b.
, 2.aislatur ;prahen iih obnt Inter
ichso Der par.sl gu 0unitsn bss BRO
, i.tts aus. Menn aud I'm Ssnote DO
DeutIttbum nid,t 10 fart pertrsts
, III. ai.bt es bod in Der aHemblp g
, asn oreiBia big piersig Witglieber, D.
euttpeosr in Ieutihlano se6oren Oh,
beutIder abitammuns finp. uno unit:
: l.bt.ren cine gang betrddtlihe Sab
! pelhe Der beutifen Sprdfe mdttl
i Iinb. gs lit lsiht moglih, eab Is no
|. i'm Qauf. bitter ODER Ger natlts
: Wofe su elmer Srgauiiiruns tomm.
i maa, uno cine Bats seihufien fpsro:
. lam. auf tpelhtr bic ceut'dsameritt
r niItsn Wfitsliebsr Der ndhften 9ssii
4 latur p.it.r 5u arbeitsu imfanI
r iino."
= Das bon S.rrn ariid an B
StaatsietreiGr. Der Derihisn.n
/ gtaaten ausseianbte RunDihrslt
o bat ben foleenb.n Dortluut: ID
1 Deutide Qepislatur.alub BON Obj
. eer aus ungefabr fiinisia Mitslieot'
i beiteft. tpsIte tntfpeosr gsbore
,e DeutIde obsr oeutiher abitammu1
! Tnb, .riutt sic. bic sinll.seno
J Trudiafxn .iniaen Der tbdttrdftislt
i unb .influbrsi1ftsn beutiheamertt
(. niiden Witglieb.r Der seaentpdrtis
i. ob.r ndhft.n aesislatur Shres Sta
n t,s nit benz Griudsn su iibermitttl
e. bem Don peutIh-ameritoniifen Wt
i aIiebsrn Der Obiosr 2.sisIatur geg.I
r n.m geiIpi.le 5u fclseu unb sin
dbnlifen 8lub unter ihrsn osusi
ia nmeritaniI6sn aollegen au srinoer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-11
Ju, Oefdn8ntk
ysar Sas Gebepaar .. 6. Cooper BON
@eif 6. Apenne iubaftirt,
als 9iebe bic @eGnnng beiudlten nno
ausplnnoerten.

Wibreno Don 6. Cooper uno feline
syrau iih aIs 8uHbesgefansene unttr
Der sln.ldse Der JalfdmiinSersi i'm
gsfdnsnib bsfanoeu. purbe ibrs Wobs
nuna, go. 2310 Meit 6. apt.. Don
Di.xn beims.iu6t. pelhe einisesStls
Der uno ienitise Sdmudiahen I'm
Dsrtk BON $40 uno Elm portemonrats
NIT ST. sSnbalt enipenoetsn. Anbers
benz nabmen bic Spisbukn ioaar ben
6ausbunb, tinen Sorterrier, imWerths
BON SIS, NIT. Das gbepuar mar be.
iannilih ON Z. Jebruar semsinion
nit einem aoitsdnssr. Ramens eSsa'
Ibarr unter Der Mntlase Der Jalfh'
mins.rei p.rboft.t poroen. Grui
Cooper ioa falf6s Jiinfs unb 3sbn'
eentitiide ansef.rtigt baben, lpdhrsnt
lborr perfuhi baben iou, bas 6alid
aelb in llmIouf gu ieBsn. Das CHE
paar Cooper iuuroe porgeitern nol
gunbesrihtsr SoQiiter pro3sHtrt. 9i
4ntloae eegsn ben Wann Durbe nte
pera.lhlagen, fpdbr.nb feline Grau
nahbem lie iit fcbulbis beianni bate
nit Riidiiht auf ibre tIsinen Rinbe
NIT elmer IuINnnirten Strafe Dol
feds Wcnnsen 6efdnsniB enilaifel
| ipurne. als Cooper unb feline Jrol
mad mehrpodentliher stsnunsene
abireienteit beiminmsu. .ntbedtsn III
bob ibre Wobnuns BON 9ieben ausst
pliinoert wprnen mar. Der Jau gegel
ben aoHsGnser Iborr. iptlHer DO
gunbesrihter ooIiftsr nihtihnloi
piaibirt bate, ipirD Inn glpri!termi
lbes 9unbesssridts 5ur 9erhanplun
4 snmmyu
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Straseuram6.

SoI. Sobnstn. BON RuNellpills, O.,
purbs fruh geitern Morgen. rpabrsno
FER iih auf oem 0sge na6 benz DAM
pier .Jobu 5. White" befono, am
guBe Der Rdin Strubs BON 5tpei
W1nnsrn aufsebaltsn. nieoergei6las
gen unb nm Iein portemonnais mt
$50 s5nbalt bsraubt. Die Weselaaerer
bsHertiteligten tbre 5Iuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-11

Gin 1eleeramm bon otm ltIttns
beiiatter W. Gairt. Nnnfas eitp, trs
iunte seitern ben poli3eibtf. NuHfor.
fGunetn nod Mnseb0rigen oDer1rsun'
ben eines MsaIisr q. 0ermnnn nnsn'
ftelIen, fpelhsr in ssnaHnttr Gtdct &C.
Itorben in. Serninnn etb0rte Der be
iiaen loae Der g.pttidSritter an uni
foll ii Cincinnati anlddis sstpeitr
fem.
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GtgL ptfLWuibtWp tul Nv HiSVDett
Ireunce unb DDnner Der vRebs" iinb
bie Berifte aus Goiumbrs, Ga, iibtr
bic gelsitieung Der SdDdtr In uniss
rem 6hleubererforps unb In Der Bers
tbkibianna oes linten JIii9els Des In
aeren @artens. Wlit Z bet lebtidbris
gen Gdleuberer i'm Dienit, leioet ber1
Rlub tsinen Wnngel an erfabrenen
Bombarbieren.
5ump6ries. Der I'm lesten
Sabre ben b0hiten pro5entidb in
Giegen errang bsfinbet fih fhon jebt
In erfttIaFiser GOrm unb perfpridt
zine Der beiten Stiisen bts alubs gu
fpernen. Gusgs, premisr nnlsz
res 6hleuDererfiabes, tuiro Dorausz
fidtIih in bieiem Sabre feline brilante
2eiitungsfGbisteit betpdbren. = Der
Iintst1nbige Hube Benton be-
mcnitrirt taetGgIi6, bob er jest Die
ibm pprbsm feblsnbs aontroIe iiber
ieinen Bal srlangi bat. unb er tDiro
unstpeifelbaft eine grobt MebrSabl ieie
ner Spiele aetpinnen. Die 4btpeiens
belt tines aunsrldifisen iintshdnoiseH
Shlsuberers i'm lebten SABRE bat benz
stlub manh. Hisb.rlase sebraht. -
Heefe unb sSromfue fptroen al
lem Anihein nah ibte bisherieen GU
ten aeiifuneen In bisfer Goifon uber.
treffen. - g mitb unp Gaspor
miifTen nod 3eissn, bab iis fpieber i'm
Stanbe Iino, bas geIfiib erfolsreid
su beoienen, als in 1911, fpenn III
/ niht bur6 R.fruien perordnsi perbtr
/ ipolIen. Inter ben 2estsreu iint
Williams unb 6ilbsbrant
/ (sbenfaIls linfsbdnbig) pislDeriprei
henb. 8eioe fino pom riefser Geital
unb prouab iii Iog1r I'm, mehrer
| 3oa GROCER. gasbb uno g bin
liners meifen ebenFalls iiber 8 5nb
1orfep III Der fleinit. in bieis
Gruppe, aber er III mustuIOlsr al
feline aoll.gen. 56upiline S'8ap Il
snisiidt iiber bic 1iiftigieit uno Qr
beitsfrsubigfsit bitter iuneen SpieIe
unb iheini iiber3eust 5u i.in. odB stpe
4 cher brei berielben iid, su .Sternen
snttpideln fp.rbtn. Sebeufolls fpiro {
Dermeiben, bab ibm Elm Stern" ourc
! bie Ginger fhliipft. pie bi.s tn D.
: W<rganssnbeit ihoH mebrmdls hi.
J Der Jau getpeien in.
DIE aiibsrsenobnlihe aeiitungsfo
btgieit Der Retruten g beIon un
|, WeD onuib auf osr Giniibungs
itdtion berehtisen su Der Qlnnubm
nab Der aIub aud ouf Der linten 6e
te bes innersn 0ariens bic nothis
!. Wsritdriuns erbolten bat. Die Bet
> raneH Grant unb Gsmono {:
+ Baienbiiter reip. abfdnser) per.heib
8 gen ibre Steuunesn in brinunterAsi
: nno tperben porausiihtlid ais ,Rtgi
I lGre" perblsiteu, fails Der eine oo,
: Der onbers bon ibnen niht burh pb
Ian oosr WcTonalb, ipelhe big Ga
s fon ola StelIper.reter btssHren. be
Il erGngt iperoen.
I'll 5dupilina S'Dup iii boIlftdno
!; boDon iibsrstust, baB er in bief.
,s Sabre fir Gineinnnti einen alub
l. ben aampf fiibrsn pirb. Der auf all
nj Idtpdfxn puntten Der @ertheinisul
,s s.,r1ftiet poreen III uno fif b
,s itIrtftsn 9lubs Der 2ieo segeniiber q
l. sbenbiirtis ertpeiien piro.
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Sdlanelbrudl.

Die 26 Sabre alie Regerin earrIs
4rmitrona BON gp. so Jresman
9psnus, fam ssftern 9ahmittaa in
ihperDerIsBtsm 3nftanb in pas itdo-
tiIhe 5oipital aenautt. Cine Inter
iuhung srsab, bub lie an etnem
fhtperen 5hdnslbruh unb fhiimnlsr
aopfuunoen lit. Sic ertidrte, nab Re
BON einem ibr MIR unter bem Namen
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Caie.Daa.

Grfreulihe geridbte aus Columbus.
Ga. geipaliise gerItdrtuns Der
,,R.Ds" in Der WertteiDiguns
Di. SdfpGhs am Gtihiis unb i'm
innersn Gartsn beftitigt. Mas
6auptlins 0'Dap ben 5dns Rr=
fpriht.
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sdnuei,eriids @OGltbGtisfeits- -tSeiell
jd,aft.

oSm SpiB gaiinO, Is. uno Bremen
Strase fono seltern Rddmittas bic
reselmdbise Notwithstanding Der
obiaen 9ereiniel.ng itatt. 2err gtetor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-11

goffse betannten 8aFegsnoHen fpabs
reno zines Streites nit einem 5unnlsr
nieosrgei6laoen 1porben fet 8is pos
ii3ei fabnpet auf yGoffes".
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cure, but here. where twenty, we'll
armed, could defend pass ana
mob batter their heads in vain against
walls, be could well afford a confident
front up with YOU" he cried stern
y and gave the mountebank con-
lemptuous thrust.
For the first time the mans apathy
seemed TO desert him his arm shot
back like lightning. but almost AT once
Tell 10 his side, while an expression
apooge,ically abiect. as If 10 atone for
that momentary fierce impulse, over.
spread his dull visage. "Oh, I'll go,
be said in accents servile, And pro-
eeeded hurriedly to gather up the re-
mains Of his theater and dolls. I'm
willing 10 CO."
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CHAPTER XVII.

The Mcuntebsnk and the Hunehbaek'
Up the Mount with shambling step,
mead down.bent and the same stupld
expression on his face, the mounte'
oank went docilely, though not silent
w. To one Of the soldiers at his SIDE
nc spoke often, voicing that dull APP
.prehension he had manifested when
(nrst ordered into custody.
\ DO you think they'll put me in
ddngeon?"
Dungeon, indeedW the man an
swered not ill.naturedly. For such as
you! No, no! They'll keep the
oubliettes, calottes, and all the DARK
ho'es for people of consequence-trait'
vrs or your fine gentry consigned oy
ettres de cachet."
<, h~~ vhst de Won think thsy VIII
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CHAPTER XVIII.

"The Governors daugh'er!' Had
the lisht been stronger hey must
have seen the start the moantebsnk
gave. "lmpossible.'
"Eh? What?' Surprised in turn,
the officer gazed at him. "You dare
out with him. To the soldiers.
But in moment had the mounte'
bank recovered his old demeanor, and,
without waiting for the troopers 10
obey the commandant's order, walked
voluntarily toward the door and INFO
the passage.
Our supper our supper A num-
Der Of the prisoners, croVding for
ward. began once more TO call Justify,
when again was the disk-sludded
woodwork swung unceremoniously 10,
cutting short the sound OF their lam
entations.
Dogs" NaleyolenIy The dwarf
aazod back. ITO want 10 gorge them
selves on a holy day
"Pious Tacques!' murmured the
commaudant. But ] always said you
made a model landlord
when not .uterfered WITH grum'
| bled the other.
AT any rate he doesn't seem TO ap'
preciate his good fortune ~ with a
glance at the mountebank.
"No," jeering. A gallant cavalier
Il, step blithely at a great lady's COM
mand. your Ladyship oyerwhelms
me.'" bowing grotesquely Your
Ladyship's condescension'-'
"Why, then, need you take me- in
terposed the mountebank quickly
"Can you not tell her ladyship ] an
not fit to aptear in her presence-aI
lacouth clown"
Bah. I've already done mat an
sverod the commandant
But how came her ladyship u
know of me-here-?'
How indeedg
And whst does she want OF me?
THAT" roughly, you will find out!
and stepped down the hail, folloWe'
by the soldiers, mountebank an
dwarf, the last Of whom took leave o
them at the door.
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bank. who had been eyeins bis pro-
.n.cfiye host not without visible
signs Of misgiy,ug, reluctantly entered
But as he did so. be looked back.
toward the soldier who had displayed
bulffriendly interest in The play,
"If you care to know more about me
niece" he began, when the maledlc-
rions and abuse Of The m'sshapen
l,a.pe, mt stop TO further conler-
s.tiop and sent the momtebanR post
haste into the darkness Of the cavern
ike hall intersecting the ground nooF'
ON either side closed doors, vaguely
discerned. limited al the secrets OF lhe
chambers they guarded, the atmos'
ubere. dark ana close, proclaimed me
srnliaht long stranger there At me
and NJ the hall the dwarf, VINO hau
walked with the assurance OF one wen
acouaiuted with that musty Interior
and all It contained, paused shot
sharply bolt and threw open door'
The action was the signal for chorus
of boarse voices from within, and the
little man stayed not on the order OF
his going, but, thrusting the mounte
/ hank across the threshold, leapeo
nimbly back, slammed hard the door
and locked It,
Cries Of disappointment and rag
followed. and. facing the company INA
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The Lady of the Mount.
Continued from Paee g.


-, vculd not he set aside.
ha!.o" lE,., may rob your master De said,
Soc,. ls "defraud him Of tua.i'o.
ID Sose s and those other fe" taxes
paiu1s, pssry 10 his dignity and position;
nee's9r son can't defraud-Me" Where
DIV No proceeded 10 wrest what he
upva upa,.d from the bad peasant by force
"aD and ,be aid of the broomsuck.--ac-
aorying the rat.a.tat with a well
vS~med vV~ homily on what would certain
n'hsrnen to every peasant who
p,ant 10 deprive his lord of feudal
sSJs s,aS,s At this point a growing rest
"sness on the part of the audience
,onrd resentful expression.
~Tbat for your devils stick!
@ro The devil with the DEVIL"
anovn with the devil!"
The cry. once started, was not easy
- s,or. men in liquor and ripe for
w,scbjef repeated il; in vain the
~onn,ebank pleaded MY poor dolls
Nv moor theater." Unceremoniously
msy mo tumbled It and him over; a few,
rho had seen nothing out Of the or
snary IN The little play took his part;
words were exchanged for blows, with
mony fighting for the sake Of fighting
when into the center Of this, the rta
stage. appeared soldiers.
oWb., does It mean" Impressive
In oold aCornment and conscious an
mori,y. the commandant himself cam,
5,un ,le steps. "Who dares make rio
an a DAY consecrated 10 the hcll
rql,cs? But you shall pay as yh'
soldjeIs separated the bellirercnts
stake those men into custody and
who is ibis fellow?" turning 10 'h'
morr,etark, a mournful-fcure abcy,
tbe wie.kage Of his theater and poo
puppc,s scattered. haphazard, Ike vic
inns G some untoward disaster,
Tt was his play that started ,h
trouble" said one Of the officers.
"piare," he oommandaEt l.v"u,J
oWbat have you 70 say for ycUrs,i.
81" began the mountehanh, u D.
repeated. when courage and wore
alike seemed 70 fail him.
The ,,nmaudant made n gesture
Up Win lin. TO the top of ;1
Mount!
mo. no." At once the fellow
voice came back 10 him. Dent 'af
me there, into the terrible Mount
Don't locR me up,"
Don't lock him up" repeated som
one in The crowd, moved APPARENT
BY the sight Of his distress. 1T WASH
his fault"
mo: il wasn't his fault!' said otI
ers.
"Eh?" Wheeling sharply, the con
mandant gazed; at the lowering face
that dared question his authority
then at his own soldiers On Il
beach he might not have felt sc Z
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Noucr ~ prBToPS AVID cFrDIT0P'

All persons owing the late John c Din. an, s'f
whatsoever are required t. pay the same anA
creditor, and other person, having claims ~ i-
mands aeainst the said John Dial, nov d'"cns
ed ar apainst hi, estate, are required 10 ~" ~
same with me at Gainesville, Florida "j''n .''
,r,,. presrrbed b, law: otherwise tins nrIr" vii
be blended in bar of same
Al GAINESVILLE Florida tli, 2-th day Of JUS
A. D. lal2
nAIlE ptllE DlkL
As Alphabetically '"f -stSN
Of John C. Dial dcceas.1.
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Were all medicines as mcritprion' z.
Chamberlain's Cole. Choera and - w.
rhoea Remedy the world would be a'nch
better off and the percentage Of Sa'"-ina
Greatly decreased writes Lindsay S"ort
of Temple. Ind For sale by ajl d"'''r2
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Itr.u'.~o' .UrYfr''.
} } hirelg d"'7.

one way t. relieve habtual co'Stlr"'
ton is to take regularly mild iaHati''
Coan's Regulets are recommended toT th0
purpose. 25r. a box at all drug stores.
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(TO be continued
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-27
Saved by Her Baby's Voice.

Great persons and great inven.
tions are quick to exchange compl!-
ments. One OF the latest and great
est inventions, the motion picture,
honors and holds up for praise, an
other late and great invention, the
telephone, in novel Thanhouser
story shown at the Theatorium on
Wednesday and Thursday. The title
is My Baby's Voice." and that just
about is the sum and substance OF
the story. A woman saves her soul
by simply hearing her babys voice
on the telephone. The tempter
tries to lure her from her duties
Ly a honeyed message on the tel
cphone, but just as she is to give
her answer an all wise switchboard
operator pulls out the plug connect
ing the wife's wire with the tempt
ers, and switches the wife's li1H
to her little daughters room. Tn"
child is awakened by the ring of the
phone bell and recognizing her mo-
theirs voice, says: Hello, mamma,
did you want me?" WhereupOn,
of course, it is all off with the
tempter and his temptation--thanks
to the baby's voice, the telephone
and the clever hello girl"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-27

as each county has a candidate. Two
newspapers Of the district have writ
ten Mr.. Tucker stating that they
would do all in their power to elect
him. A second delegation of Murray
county people were in the city ,us.
evening and conferred with Mr.. Tuck
er, PROMISING him their undivided
support from that county.
The people can be trusted 20 do
right and they will seek out the man
best fitted for the office and vote
for him. If arguments are made that
any enc county is entitled above an
other county TO the senator, Cor,er
county can make better argument
than any other for the reason our
senator never did reside here after
his election and the last senator
chosen from this district was elected
from Davis where Mr.. Ellis now re-
sides But the other counties are not
responsible for this condition and
neither is Carter county responsible
for the removal of Mr.. Kendrick to
Carter county.
A large number of Carter county
people are not considering the loca-
tion of the candidate they state their
man is worthy of support in every
nook and corner of the district re-
gardless Of where he resides. The
same may be said of the other candi-
dates in the three cornered fight. II
was intimated today that Mr.. Ellis
will withdraw from the race. He has
filed as candidate for the Office o.
county commissioner in his county.
Information as L reao.1eo mere from
a reliable source is that conference
will be held with Mr.. Ellis and his
friends tonight or tomorrow and at
that meeting MIR. Ellis VIII decide
whether he will remain in the sena-
torial or county commissioner race.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-27
Picnic Expenses.

AS is generally known, a liberal
part of the expenses of the big pic
mic to be given July As, at Lorena
park, will be borne in the main by
the different candidates for the va
rious offices. This is done in part
so that everybody can come and
have a good time and get better
acquainted with those who are seek
ing political preferment. The idea
has considerable degree of orig
inality in it and the management
of the picnic have decided that, in
order that proper credit be given to
those who are so literally contrib
uting to the defraying of the ex-
penses of all who wish to come and
enjoy themselves, they will cause
to be erected a giant blackboard up
on the picnic grounds upon which
will appear the name of each can
didate, or other person SO contrib
uting. together with the amount of
such contribution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-27

capital to find paying outlet, or
investment, we feel safe in saying
that within short time, within four
of five years Sat most, this entire
section will be one continuous net
work of steel rails and the snort
of the steam horse and the whirr
of the electric motor will be heard
both day and night from the Can
adian river on the north to the Red
river on the south, and from the
Arkansas line to the western bor-
ders of this state.