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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-29

The Best Medicine in the World.
MY little girl had dysentery very
bad. l thought she would die. Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cured her, and I can truthful
ly say that think it is the best medi-
cine in the world" writes Mrs. Will
liam Orvis, Glare, Mich. For sale by
Barker's Drug Store.=AdV.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

Id endd ole fuolemoa, ct itfua, ct
eifd tipua. fiud ne entiiet
pois menimdt. Slmf. II.
2ufoban Ell tdnne ifdwSitfiii? Saa'
tana tdtd onneamme fpud faoebttt
ia uefottomat eitpdt iitd fdIitd.
Spmd on, ettd on oiauinenfin to'
ii, ettei taripitie aina tuota maail'
man turbuutta fuunneIa, iota faif
fiala l1ptpp. Wutta tue taimoaui
men foti on ibonampi iosta Datpib
meiiaa: r9erran efifortanoisia on
pti pdipt parempi fuin tubannen
mumaIIa. rGauIu IN iuruista tebtp,
murebiSta muppoiltu", Min laniuu
pfii oman faniamme r%unoiliia. I'd
ma pitdd paitfanIa mpDs 1877 plol-
misIa. &c OH fofo Sumban fonian
Iuruista tebtp ia mmrebista mmo
noeltm. Baobelilaiiet olitpat oleet
iuutaIoisten iDnnpinmaata bdmittd'
mdSId ia ebomiolaiiet olimat oueet
tdtd bdmitpstp6td amustamusia.
Suurin ola fantasia, ioifa olipat
miefalta %idiIpneet, olipat miebpt
manfeina pois moosta. Seruialemi
oil raunioino ia temppeli bdnitetip
nd. 466ud eimdt enGd laulut foifu'
meet iloiiesti niinfuir nnen Mino'
astaan maatoon tuliieua innola ra'
fostano profeeta Seremias iieud
bettiIen miipdbtdd 10 Seruiolemin
raunioiIa walittoa malituSpirtenid
l%auiuen: r2uinfa ie faupunfi on Min
pfIindinen, iofa tdpnnd faniaa OIL"
Matti 2osfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

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Eddud ei paiion ole 2ristufien Ds'
tdpid, ionfa tdbben minun pnoroni
alma on Muttaiaan tirioittoa. Oa'
nib ianoo: vSe tulee miumn ieluue.
nj ifdndfi aiua niiben tpfDnd, iotfa
raubaa miboamat. Wtnd piodn
ranban, mutto Putin MIND pubun
Min he Ioban n%ostaiuat." pi. 12O:
6, z.
Gpdilemdttd Iamaaainen ifdpd
maltaa Iinunfin ipodmei iontuesiaF
udibin fofemuffiin. On ibmifid, iot'
Ia eimdt fdrIi iitd eitd find nontit
raubaaN Seeiufiesia, mield mdbem
min be fdriipdt iinun pubuwon IT.
td. Sc nostawat tuliien ioban inuo
nostaar ia alfamot beriota Iinna.
aoitappa maan pstdpdni, ieunile'
no Fun olet rufpeta ipntein nnteefit
antamuSta SeeIufIen fopintomeresid
omiStamaan ia autuuttoIi tunnnsta'
mnon, min marmon perfeleen leiriS'
Ia pilfan fruunu pddbdii aietetaan.
@inua foitetaan faitela loiuu iaooa
buonoon buutoon ihmisten parisia.
Wutta tduoiisfa tapanfiisia on
meibdn ehbottomastt iaotoma aqua
ettei ialfamme boriuiii oifeaue Ia
poiemmaae, ipaan ppipifimme feS'
titieqd. Otibinfd on meibdn fddn.
npttdnd aqua etTimddn? Rddntp
fddmme finne, iosta Danibfin us'
toi aqua Iaapania, ianoesiaan:
rWlinG nostan iilmdni mdfiin pdin,
josta minuue apu tulee. Winun a'
punt tuIee 6errolta, iofa taimaau ia
maon tebnpt on" pi. I21: 1, 2.
Sppifaamme aqua etTimddn GER
rom fouasta, fiuotn etiimme Iitd OIL
fealta taboIta, iosta ie mpDsfiu on
narmastt tulepa. !6erra moi meitd
-auttaa la lobouttaa faifesia ipntifpis
belidifppbesfdmme, MISUNDERSTANDING,
fDpbppoesidmme ia faifesia punt.
teesiamme. 3estdfddmme ipieId Ut.
booaifena murbeisiamme. 2pbpt
ompi torpimatfa, fohta totiin iou
-batdea. SiuoiR piesSme funniaui
5empia niitd ibmifid, iotfa tddud
maaiImasia pmat l~iioistanIa ubran
meet paIapien ~rofennufIten ia mui
ben %fomeufIien malmistomiiett
Serra meit6 outiofoon tdmdn In
bpen ojon eldmddn Sdnen ormos'
toon!
Ndin toimoo faifisIa p%uuttunai'
men, beifto neIienne SeeiutiesIo ia
Sdnen peribaonois Iaan porattu
forpimatfan poeltoia.
NeSior Wdei.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

6elmtfuuuo


Mrmon Ia rauban tertpeifud tulen
teitd faiffia termebhmddn, iotfo III
beud ia faufana fansiani tmnmaS-
tatie tmota risiiinnauIittna 2riStusto
omafIi mapabtaiafienne tddad iofi'
on ia pofanaGiien fufnfunnun fes'
feqd! 6erran opostoIi I%anoo: rSdn
on meitd 0ristutfen foutta maIinnui
ennenfuin mailman perustus los
fettu oil, ettd me oliTimme ppbdt ia
Iaittamattomat ra~ffaubesia Sdnen
ebesIdnId. Sa on iddtdnpt meitd
foriattaa lapfifieen Seeiufien &ris
h,fien fautta 6dnen bpmdn tobton'
ia ~idlfeen". pdn on ineitd maIinnui
faifista mailman ibmiiistd, eroitia.
nut pois ia omifienia m%ddrdnnpt.
Siud tdmd Jana: vmeibdt", fdfittdd
fofo fristiaiIen ieurofunnan maan
pddqd, oluSta alma Ioppmun asti.
2oitfi, iotfa Seeiufien nimeen Taste.
tut ouat ia 9dnen ppbdn 9enfenid
woifutufiesto usfomat ia ne, iotfa
mailman ebesId buIiit ia pIbnfai.
iotut ia bolwot omot, on !6dn ma.
Iinnut, ettd 9dn ipiiloot bdpiddn
Iooitoif.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
8eecbmppo, Micb.

SImat omat oIeet founiita talrpi'
ilmoitTi.
= Grds fonIoIaifemme Ioutfoantui
tddud maarauiiesti puboten hiffis
fuorman pddltd tufin fansIo. Sdn
on MT Srpn Hiperin iairoaIasia
boibettamana.
pastori !6eimonen fdpi tddud
mf. alfupuolela tupta pettdmdtDntd
Serran ianaa iulistamosia. Sales.
tdp6in oIen nield muisteuut paste,
rim iaarnaa ia tuntenut len maifu'
tuStn. 2uinfa iuuresto merfitptIes'
I'd onfaan tofopntua SumaIan ia
'naa fmlemaan. Samoua oil mp1s
ppbdn Gbtpouiien mietto.
palion mind pastori 6eimostd
mmistelen, fiud ban fdp tddad alma
SumaIan totuutta nellie pnbumoss
ia.
SiGIoin fuin Muttaia lebti aina
Eoapuu, tulee FIND pappi mufana.
Quuliioita on Iiuoin oinoastaan
spaimoni, mind Ia Ia puoben nam
bo poifamme. niein filmdni fppnel'
tpmdt mfiesiani fanialaistemme FUR
feutto taaud fpieraaaa maoua. Run
iuutalaiiet oIimat baiotetut fouos
BoobeIin ponfeuteen, Min be ttft'
mdt ia ifamDipdt fotimaotaan. Niin
on niibenfin Ioito, iotfa nsfosia
omistomot SumoIan ormolobIat.
Seeius aristus on pppbtinpt pots
fen fdFtirioiiutien. jofo meta mas
taon oil ia on fen noulinnut ristiin
@oIaatalo. Olemme ills oiit'iaot
SeetufiesTa ia Sdnen tpbsiadn.
pion Re Iuuri paimd Idbestpp, iol'
Ioin SeeIus firffauoesiaan iuIee, Ill
Io;n iumoIotoin 9aabeI fufishiu ia
Sumoion Iapiet peIostetoan. usfo'
noiIet iuoin miebadn fotimoabonio,
iosIo iionfaiffiiesti iaowut ola Sit
onin o5uffoito fenenfddn bdiritie'
matta. SumoIo on Fuoin pppbttfpd
sppueIeet beiban fiImistdan. 81 f'e'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

2n,pn %Iinultu, fen lienettin, iolie Id
MD on nieIG b6m6rGu6: ySietfo
foneIani Inmon mieltd, ettd emme
h6ped GristutIen emauteimmio, itIId
lie on Sumnlon noimn itiefnlIettn
uetomoiiete outnuoefi", futen opoe'
toll Ionoo. Siis, minGtin tuomiiim ia
foboteitu itfeeIGni. tieodn 8rietntIen
tapheu tebneeu = minunfin ipntieni
ebesiG. GiRoiu tnin iueii mirinii
r,sull6, pctdpG falls, min 'iIlpin
nina la mpretin find p66stiin ipu
patti ipnnistd. Unit inamme %lnnoo:
,tuoIemd fusio on 'inun otoe ia
b~eIluetti fusIo on finnn mcitipii.
Giitos Sumulon, iofa nellie motion
anianut OH meiodn Serromme See
Iutien 0ristutien faYtta. Sal. l: 8.
Serron apostoIi i%onoo: r@bfd me,
toitta iotn enfeli toimaosia ia%ornoi'
Il teiue ioiIin eponteltmmia, fnin me
oIemme teiue iaornanneei, fe oIfoon
firottu". Niin fe ontin ettd faiffi
mifd ei ole Sumalan poian nsfosta
on fpntid, tnten rnamottu ianoo.
r9eile mpDS, iotta oIette matfolo
tdI6 eIGmGn toibaua tieId tuonne
sSfdn fotiin, t~ainoouifeen SeruIaie.
min, moin tobiStoa: rPian tuIee
S.eeIus, Yltdmme nDutomoan, eta
!6dn miimpttele. Siuoin meibdn
Iuumme nauruua tdptetddn, iuoin
rammotfin bpppddmdt Putin peurat
ia mpffdin fieIi palladium fiitofieen.
81, 6erra outa lunastettuiait faitfis
ala, niitdfin, iotfa eindt iinua pies
Id tunne ia tununSta mapabtaioffen'
ia ia autuaaff tefidfienid. Mnoa
beiban {iImdnTd ndfemddn ibmeitd
einun ppbdStd Ioistostafi, ettei be
iianfaiffiiesti bnffuifi.
Gaduafin Sronwoobisio on fon'
ialoiFamme, iotfo iIoitiemot autun'
bestania 2ristufiesia, nnorio ia
monboia. Slin oifein iIoinen ioa'
n%uttuani feSfuuteenne tammifmmn
8 p:dn iItana. STR, Wm Wden to'
paIin 5aithmolta bdnen mobtaposia
liifebuoneeSInon. Germebbittpdmme,
ban Iabti oppaofIi fotieIemoon fori'
teeripaitfaa minule. Niin iotmmefin
fitd beti IupoutIeu fuin fdmdiimme
mr.. OtIan Iuona, bdnen mbDpeli'
I~iitfeesIddn. DIR. Stia iaman pdi'
mdn iltnna %ioottoi minun mr.. Mler
Rontomden berttoiIeen fotiin. Serra
poIfitfoon teibdn tpaifponne ia Fob.
teliaiIuutenne, tpanburstasten plbs'
nouiemiiesia.
6erra oIfoon f%onsionne eIdmdSid
Ia mpDsfin fuolemosfa.
aIutuas aristufiesIa.
Nattt 6trtpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
Serfep Gitb, u. s.

Sumalan ormo la rauba Seeiut'en
meren pubbistamann ub%riiapunu,
tdnttdfDDn faiffein Muttaion %lutiioir
Ipbdmet tdnd paaston fouiina aifa.
mo- ia min alma! men.
Eaas olemme 10 ldbempGnd fuin
ennen miuoinfoan. Mitd 5itte mt
10 ldsnd oaaan? >, pstGndni 5itG
fiunattua betfed, %iolIoin iumalanlop.
Jet pddiemdt oian moipoista Sidn
fotiin, tuonne, tuone tainaan fulta,
iaIemiin. Siead, iieqd iitte iaabaan
pbbesid alma ola, SumaIaa ia 8a'
ritIaa filpan fiittdmdsId!
Wlutta fmfa iinne iitte pddfee? 8,
pstdmdni: r2aifiIa on mapaus
ppbadn mennd, Seefufien iperen
foutta." (6ebr. 10: 19) slid min
monta fuin tie 2ristutieben fastetut
olette. min tie olette 2rioiuffen pdal'
Ienne pufeneet 81 ole tdSI6 iuuto
loinen eli 9reefildinen, Ell pria eli
nopoo, eli mics eli uoimo; fila tie
oIette foitfi ptTi 2ristutIesIa Seeiut
Tesla" (@olat. 3; 27-2S) Gntds
fuin oIen Ipntinen ia faitin puoIin
felnoton, Sumolon tdsfnt bpIidn.
MT ia fosteen liiton riftonui? 2uu.
lie, nieIG i%ittenfin on IinuIn nstdmd'
nj pelastus ia tainoan pd6rlpporti.
anoinno. Hdnmattu mafuuttno:
rettd faifiGo ipntiIiud on Seefutfesia
Iunostus, Sdnen merenid fautta, nj
mittdin ipntein anteeffi antamuS."
Sub. 1: z, 2oloi. /: ii.
go Min, mica MT iitte estdd tai
paaieen ipntiIen pddiemdstd. fun
faiffi ipntiiet on Seeiufien fuoIeman
ia meren fautta Sumalan fansIa TO-
tpitettu ia faiffi ipnnit on 10 anteeff
annettu 9oIsataua Seeiutien fmole.
man ia meren iianfaiffiIesti riittd.
mdsId ubrisia pbteiiesti ia foifiue
perIonauiIesti ppbdsId f~asteesia
(2oIoI. 2: l2-15, 8alat. 3: 27)
Niin fDipn uubestaan: mia ie on
MT Iitte Putin ipntiieItd taitpaon ten
., pstdwdt! Sbminen fuIfee
itie iIeItddn Seiufiesia Iunastettina
la fastettuna tatpaan. Witenfd? 81
ten etiei nsfo fpntidnfd Iiiton lapie.
no, Iiiton fantarin Seefufien tperes'
ia onteeffi, maiffa ppbd 9enfi e.
paufeIiumin iaarnan fautta uubes'
taan ia u%ubestaan ~torioaa ipntein
anteefIi antomiIen ormoa.
r9fs roubon naan tue tmntobon:
Dain ipntein dnteefs antomus.
Wain pfIi lion Idbbe on:
Wain Ipntein anteets antomus.
81 fninfa mieItd m%irtpoittaa,
Run fiitd nptfin iuoba iaa.
Waon ioanenfohon usfoa
Ndin Ipntein onteets ontobon?
Gi muuo muuta neutpoa
Quin Iuottaa onteefs ontobon.
Sos en- ma Iiitd eldd iao,
Nitn faiffi toimo fatoaa."
Niin, i'd findftn epdilepd Mutta
Jan lufiia MT 10 loppuio eldmdf
betfid miettdmddn Hind ipormasfa
w~afuubesTa. etid .oiffi, iuuri finun'
Fin 5uuret ia pienet ipntifi orpat am
teeffi onnetat. 9iId iuintoon MT
enaa ida iefoppbdin, iaotanan ia o.
man idrfefi fOImiliitoista iaastaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
Slntoitms.

Moss Gitpsid olotan rippifoulun
bubtifuun z pnd Flo 10 op. 2ouIuo
pibdn fofli miiffoo.
Rebribsesid Iuetan rippifouluIop'
fet oino field fdpbesTdni, iotta fe.
pddnd mpDbemmdud tuIetpot mas.
ia Iasfettamiffi 9erran e~btoouiieue.
@reenisId olotan rippifouIun maa.
Iisfuun IL pnd Flo 10 op.
Wuistofoapa faiffi rippifouluun
aifowot ola obferoi Infemoan ia
erittdinfin fristinopin pddfoppaIe'tol
5. Ranfila,
s211. Wass Sitp, Ditch.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

Auttaja, Torstainas Ma,
ettd ibmiien pitdd fitd
al it'd eniin tebod ennen fuin ban
ao ipntinfd anteetIi. Sa fen tai len
)eufil1n ie pddStD pitdd toimittaa,
on oitea Iumolanlapf.
apoStoIi mafuuttaa: Std
fumaia on nellie faiftt ipnnit ar.
'eetei antanut." (2oloI. 2: ID, Isl.
IuonburSfauben t1iben foutta Putin
tebneet olemme. waan 6dnen
.|aupeutenIa fauttu 6dn meiodn am'
tefi, uuben fpntnmiien peion
ia ppbdn 9ensen muois mtien fant'
la." !Suomaa: rtefi", eifd tetee. (9it.
81.
WieId fuitenfin ferran buubabtaen
tdsid ipirren tefiidn fansIa:
.Seeiufien fuolo otti
ytiin tppstin ipnnit pois
2uin iDntiin lanfeemusta
81 fosfaan olut oils.
On puboas ibmis iufu,
Sof' ainut ipntinen.
Seeiufien ruumiin ubri
On aifaan %iaanut fen.
Seeiuf5en peren nrmo
Suut mptfdin autaiiee.
Werestd meliiqenid
Sc filpan fertoilee.
So fiitoslauluun pubfee
Spbdmet ipntisten:
Run Iaamat fuulla neren
So tuoneeu antuuben.
Niin, loppu pddt1s on fe, ett6
faiffi ne ipntiiet pddiee taipaaieen
iotfa aitpan armosta Jee!ufIen noe
rem anton tdbben. ustonat Ipntinit
anteeffi, eldmdsid ia fuolemasia
Siten ainoaStaan moi oua marmc
tdstd: vioS eldn eli fuolen. min oler
6erran oma."
Sumolan armo naSta ontaa Fur
iimmalletin ipntiieIle toioon, moi
man ia oifean baluu bppiin t1ibin
So FUN bpmid t6itd tebbddn Suma
Ian armosta ia autnnana. min n,
beiffoinofin onot Seeimfieeia Su
natalie otoni5ia.
Wtuutamaua Ianaua mainitier
riennoistafin. 2irffomme on iuur
m%ooloutien ola fiidltd. ioien fe OF
betimiten oistiffoasIa funnoe5a Il
Idltd ia ulfoa. @nunfeliumi ndpttdi
oleman Sumolon noima mieldtin
NiinpG tddudtin onot alfaneet fuoI
leet Iuut mirfoomoan emunteliumir
el1bpttGm6std moimosta. .6errt
on iinnonnut nIeitu uufia eldipid ID
Ienid Ieurofuntoon, epanteliuminit
bebelmdnd. 50 iuuri eldmistd idie
uietd riippuu Ienrotunnan tooeuinel
mirteps. Siunottoon Ieurofuunoi
Serra tddud ia foittiallo misIi
9dnen i%ananIa Ielpdnd ia pubtoo
no I~arnataan ia iatromenttinit
Sdnen fdsfpuid ia oIetutienIa idl
feen i%oetoou, pbd exempt ia enemp
tooeniSta eIdmdd ia omtuuben Ito,
ienratunnisiaan!
TGduG on plut ibonat ilmat tott
talpen, erittdin tammifnn oil lam
min ia ibona. 9eImifuuIa or oau
m,rutomia fpImempid pdipid, muttt
Ell fnitenfaon Min fplmid, ettd raoti
Iofi oHfi poffafen punIta ndpttdnpt.
Tddud fami meta nell ia ifal
Watt 2arhuIa Ha%nbouista, Wtnn
tuuen ia mennen Snomi matfoloar
ternebtimasfd. 2iitos pStdmdt fdpn
nistdnne meta fatfomosfo!
9ubunRa iermeifid p~stdnbille Nlin
ia faiffiaual
WelieDbeud,
Sobn !6%unsfonen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

Sewell were the first to get 1t from
Humphrey. The following Sherman
players have reported: Catchers
Townsend and Hodges; pitchers Tin
cup, Wdndham, Dubuque, Flanagan,
Williams and Van Pelt; Infielders
Hughes, Bounds, Reed, Humphries and
Lawrence; Outfielders Stewart, Conk-
rite and Williamson; Burge, utility
man
Johnny Frierson, Texas Oklahoma
Lacquer last year who was purchased
by Detroit and released last week.
has caught on with the Chattanooga
Southern league team. Other products
of this league, Outfielder Cooper and
pitchers Brown and Napier seem sure
to stick in the big show.
All of Bonham's players have report
ed Nevitt, who played in the Bon
ham outfeld last year, is to be USED
at third or short by Manager Leslie
this season. Joe Sporn will likely
land the third base job again, SO Ne
witt will be'used at short. Harry See
bach, purchased from the Henderson
XIV, club is to be used at second and
n man named Nichols will complete
the infield by taking care of the ini-
tial cushion. Nothing is known here
of Nichols unless he is the one witt
the 1911 Ardmore team. II so, Bon
ham has a dandy first-sacker'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21
ARDMoRE HAS HOME TALENT

An organization of a Merchants
League is about to be perfected in
Ardmore. The League will probably
act CO. Jointly with the Ardmore Com
mercial Club, using the same cluo
room and the same secretary and de-
fraying its pro rata of the expenses.
At a recent meeting OF some of the
business men of the city tempo
rary organization was effected and
the matter Of an early permanent or
ganization discussed. Among the dir-
ferent things taken up and threshed
out by those present was the great
need of competent man to act as
secretary of the joint associations.
The idea was advanced by few of
those present that it would be nee.
essary to send out Of Ardmore in
order t,9-secure the services of man
who would prove qualified and COM
petent to properly handle the stu
alton.
Tie president OF the Ardmore Com
mercial Club stated that it would be
necessary to have the services of a
thorough competent and high priced
man and minated plainly that Ard
more was short on material. He stat
ed that The secretary of the Guth-
rie Commercial Club would be at
"liberty" in very short time and
that Ardmore would do we'll to cor
respond with him. 1t also developed
in the statement made by the pres
ldent of the Commercial Club that
the gentleman who has been handling
the affairs of Guthrie's business mems
association has succeeded in stirring
up a considerable hard feeling in that
city which has led to the supposed
division of The town into two or more
factions.
One of Ardmore's representative
merchants who was present asked
the very pertinent question, "lf the
man in Guthrie has kicked up hor-
nets nest there, what guarantee has
the people of Ardmore that he Will
not do the same here" This gentle
man further said that he believed
that there were men to be found in
Ardmore who had brains enough and
business acumen enough to serve as
secretary of the Joint bodies of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

The final Lenten service will be
held at st. Philips tonight at 1870.
If we have been negligent during
these forty day OF our Lord and Saw
ior's Passion, let us gather tonight IN
the house of God and watch by the
cross of our Savior for a short time,
and gather flom tie dying words OF
the Master comfort and peace that we
may have a joyful Easter.
FRANCIS P. KEICHER,
Rector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

Up at Sedan, Kansas, one preacher
has sued another for ten thousand
dollars damages which his character
suffered from an attack made on it
in a sermon delivered by the de-
fendant some weeks ago. The SIAN
der was by inference, the petitioner
alleges. If every man whose charac-
ter is attacked "by inference from
the pulpit were to sue for damages
future sermons might possibly adhere
more closely to an eXemplificatloh
and teaching of the cause of Christ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

1t is now claimed that the fellow
who assassinated the King OF Greece
is an educated gentleman. We have
always inferred that the devil is ed
ucated, but never have heard him
STYLED a gentleman"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

"High Wind Sweeps Kansas" is a
headline in a newspaper published III
the Sunflower state. Yes, and the
blame thing has swept lot of the
cold storage refuse weather over the
border into Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

An exchange says that there are
no old men in Mr. Wilson's cabinet,
We are glad to learn this. Mr.. Bry-
an is well along toward fifty-five,
AS the exchange has so accommodat-
ingly placed him on the younG men
list we are beginning to feel rather
l1ittenish ourself.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

A Kansas City man has been ac-
quilted for shooting and killing a
barber. At last the courts have rec
ognized the rights of an American
citizen to defend himself from the
BARRIERS self-acting, everlasting pho
nograph.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

The Dallas News says, "In this
dreary world our pleasures are so
scattered and small, it's better -
have kissed the cook than never to
have kissed at all" Unless your
wife happens to be around when the
kissing bug stings you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

A young man was killed at conn-
try dance in this state a short time
ago. He and another fellow engaged
in a fist fight and his opponent threw
him through window, head tlrst'
This should be a warning TO all
Young men who engage in fist fights
at country dances. Care should De
taken to send the other fellow feet
first when throwing him through a
window
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21
LOANS.
Think Before You Speak.

If thou thinkest twice before thou
speakest once thou wilt speak twice
the better for it. Better say nothing
than not to the purpose. And, tt
speak pertinentliy, consider both what
is fit and when it is fit tt speak In
all debates let truth be thy aim, not
victory, or an unjust interest; and en-
deavor to gain rather than to expose
thy antagonist.-William Penn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21
Commercial Club and Business Mems

Commercial Club and Business Mems
League.
IN our humble opinion it seems that
the point of the business man was
well taken. No man can come to-
Ardmore or to any other town from
another town and step right into a
close relationship with the most vital
affairs. No matter how good and com"
petent man may be, there are al
ways different conditions existing III
different towns, and the man who
comes to any town must become a
citizen of that town long enough to
familiarize himself with those condi-
tions before he handle any kind OF a
publc business The man who comes
from another section-the man VINO
Is not familiar with the habits, the
feelings, the business systems OF the
town to which he comes is just as
much at home in the new place and
lust as effective as an organizer ana
n harmonizer as a bull would be in
n china store. Just as the heather
may be said to be welded to his idols,
the men-the business men who have
Lived in any one town and succeeded
in their business, are welded to their
customs. Because skyscrapers may
not have sprung up in nights time
along our business streets one should
mot Judge that we have not business
brains behind the counters and at the
desks of our business houses.
And we will venture to assert that
the business man" was further right
when he made the assertion that we
have Just as much and just as com
Ipetent brains to handle the secretary
ship Of the proposed association
among the men of Ardmore ms may
be found among the men of amy other
city. in the state.
When the people of this congress
sional district wanted n representa-
tie in congress they did not send TO
another section of the state and i'm
port a man for the office. On the
contrary they nominated the peerless
Charley Carter-nomnated and elect
ed him and found, from the service
which he gave them that he was 50
worthy and well qualified that, when
his term expired they nominated ana
elected him again. Charley Carter
vas and is familiar with the condi-
tions which exist in this section OF
his state. lie knows the needs Of
the people and he serves them well
because he knows this and because
he is far more competent on this
account than he would have been had
he have been imported from any town
in any state in the union.
If we can find a man who was
born and reared in what is now Carter
county competent TO represent INC
affairs of his people in the halls OF
the national congress it certainly
should go without fear of successful
contradiction that We may be able to
find-wlthout the use of very pow
Icrrul searchlight-a man competent
worthy and willing to serve the needs
of our commercial organizations with
odt having to go to Guthrie, or any
lother city outside of Ardmore for
him.
Offer the same salary to home
Iman that it will be necessary to pay
to an outside man and see if you do
not get better and more harmonious
service and quicker and more lasting
results Try it!
49,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

The Tishomingo Capital Democrat
must represent classy bundle OF ad-
vertisers 'iSide by each," one for
ninst the other, in the C-D's last
issue appears the following readers
Good things to eat at the -- Cafe
Three thousand bales of hay for
sale" But then "Rube" always was
strong on breakfast food.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-21

March brings the wind which
blows the skirts so high, but it also
blows the dust in the bad mans eye"
With skirts as short as short can be
the March wind sadly sighs-now'
calm or storm, the man can see
Why blow dust in his eyes?