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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-07

any woman to consult with you before
going to doctor. Mrs. INIzE WILL
LIS, 2229 Bank ST., Louisville, Ky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-07
WOMAN FEELS
10 YEARS
YOUNGER
Since Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re-
stored Her Health.

Louisville, KY" take great pleas
ure in writing to inform you of what
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TODAY'S CALENDAR.

Orio club with Mrs. Ralph
Ramsey.
Pleasant Hour club with
Mesdames Wood and Kearney
at Mrs. Kearney's.
Christian Missionary society
at Mrs. James.
Broadway Methodist Choir
entertained by Mrs. w. NJ.
Gwyn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-07
TOMORROW'S CALENDAR

Browning Glass at Mrs.
Waltrip's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16
"In wyonino."

In Wyoming" is a picture drawn
in glowing colors and cleaning sun
shine of life on the boundless plains.
Willard Mack. the author, who was
born in Wyoming. and passed many
years there. gives a truthful repre-
sentation of stirring life on the from
tier. The story of the play teens with
the virile breath of the prairies. it
fascinates with its powerful plot OF
love, intrigue and adventure. and com
pels a hearty laugh with its bright
comedy, softened anon with a gentle
touch of pathOs. The beautiful story
is so naturally unfolded that il in
stantly appeals TO the hearts OF every
man and woman in the audience. MIR.
Sayles used this play during his long
engagement in Newcastle. Pa. and il
proved TO be one of the very best
western plays of the entire season.
Mr. Sayles as we'll as his entire com
pany will be seen to advantage. The
usual matinees on Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday will be given.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16
SOCIAL CERTAINTIES
"THE MEANING OF MONEY!"
BY n. l.. Haywood.

/ island One is farmer, the second mechanic and
the third musician. BY means of the salvage gath
cred from the wreck they able up in a com
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16

reason it out" satisfactorily to both
parties.
How infinitely much better than a
quarrel. with the attendant i'll feelings
that always linger. even though you
should kiss and make up"
So you see | don't think it exas-
perates one for the other TO be sin
cerely cool. calm and collected, while
the other is a settling volcano"
This thing of a man being more
adored if they keep their wives busy
forgiving things" won't work. believe
me. The woman in the case will soon
tire of this. and the bonds between
the two will be severed soon by the
constant friction. Then there is a
broken home. or a home without love.
which would surely be an inferno,
And as TO the happiest women being
those who waste their husbands mon
ey on fine clothes" etc. can't you see
on the face of that the mistaken idea
II stands 10 reason that a husband
loves most the woman who helps lay
up money for future needs and does
not plan to keep his nose on the
grindstone" always.
Let both work and save now so that
in their old age they can both rest and
have plenty. When | see a woman
spending all her husbands money for
clothes. l think two things, viz: That
she is trying TO buy pleasure and hap
piness in good clothes. and 10 do il is
spending her husbands love, energy
and their ideal home.
Is this worth while?
We surely have an ideal home.
When my husband wishes me TO play
or sing, l let nothing interfere.
When I want him to read aloud TO
me he never refuses.
When he wishes to attend a base
ball game or horse race, l plan my
work and go along. Interested? Well
l should say l am | know a base
ball game from A to Z, and am the
worst rooter of the two; and can pick
a pretty sure winner in a horse race.
When | wish to go to a theatre or
shopping. he gladly goes along. and is
not only Interested. but when | pur-
chase anything he helps make an in
ltelIigent selection.
Now. isn't this worth while?
l only submit this in hopes that
those who read the articles from Miss
Dixs pen will also read this and de
duct my moral, which is the opposite
of hers.
Ii is impossible TO be too good a
husband or wife to your loved one.
and you can experience heaven on
earth and be happy every minute If
our plan is followed.
A READER.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16
Married Life Every Year

L. G. Dillman, associated with James J. Hill,
he railroad man, and who frankly and en-
Enthusiastically confesses to having lived eighteen
years of married life in perfect happiness, gives
few rules for married men to follow. Here
they are:
Take her with you on business and pleasure
trips much possible
Be more polite to her than to any other
woman you meet.
Remember that she likes flowers, candy and
books just as much after marriage as before.
Make it business to be comfortable wherev-
er she is happy.
Don't criticse her dress.
Be gentleman to all women, but husband
to only one.
If you have been faithful in all things, gener-
ous considerate, and loving, and then she is dis
satisfied, get divorce.
Husbands and wives should not be separated
from each other more than few days at most
a few weeks at time.
Probably if such marital rules more
generally observed there would be lot of di-
vorce attorneys take in their shingles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16
Acil Observation-Disclosures

Scott as you will at Acil Alexanders appar-
emily vain quest for the "only girl" with hazel
brown eyes, at least give him credit for clinging
steadfastly to an ideal and for his unbounded
faith in his brother man.
How many of us have that faith in our broth
ers that we would sleep with two strangers in a
public park, especially in Indianapolis
strangers being prizefighters?
Acil did So and, strange to relate awoke with
his bank roll still on him-a reward for his simple
faith in humanity.
Although our dream bride might have brown
eyes the tint of an autumn leaf, if blue-eyed,
good looking girl possessed of 100000 in her
and heir to twenty-seven properties,
offered her heart, hand and income to us, how
many mere men would withstand this combined
temptation to play false to an ideal of a life's
companion?
Acil had such an offer from such girl, but
perceiving her eyes had the blue of summers
sky, he turned away with sigh and wendell his
way toward Muncie.
Truly one must be a thirty-third degree ideal
list to hunt for ones ideal in Muncie.
1t is to be hoped the Union City youth will
find the right kind of brown-eyed girl before
his funds are exhausted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16

is in need of both food and tools At first they barter
exchanging with the other direct but this
satisfactory because often happens that does
need at the time what the other offers In this dilemma
it is discovered that there thing acceptable
namely skins Each needs skin for protection and
and skin will keep Therefore they come at
last to exchange their various
ware but for skins. The skin a useful and easily
portable commodity and needed by all hence it became
the medium of exchange and therefore money.
This is the essence of money, that it useful
commodity acceptable to all and easily handled The
moment one considers modern way of producing
complex society We produce the I'M
der a system of division of labor man makes one
thing of thing constantly: to have all
he himself needs he is compelled barter with another
for what that man produces The who a shoe
trades with the farmer who produces bushe wheat
this exchange necessary but shoemaker lives
in Massachusetts, and the farmer they cannot
each his product to the other they
thing equally acceptable both shoemaker trans
his shoes into money and sends the while
the farmer changes his wheat money to the
shoemaker. Thus the exchange contaminated
form of money is absolutely essential to the
operations complex society brief consideration Of
functions will reveal We need money order to have
fixed standard of valuation Were exchange Dro-
ducts we should be compelled to know what anv ono
thing worth in terms of other thing and that
would almost impossible. To illustrate Suppose I
produce wash boilers and after having one for nv
own use make others exchange other things
am in need Of say must today have a ream of
typewriter paper quantity of potatoes of candy
railway Journey Dayton, a magazine a quart of milk
and the services physician. To exchange my wash
boiler for OF these would require that should
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16
STUPID STEPHENS DAUGHTER.


In the Richmond Palladium of Au-
gust l, | read an article on the above
subject by Dorothy Dix, that moves
me to protest
At FIRST | felt disgust of her treat
ment of the subject.
After more mature thought I felt
only sorry for her that she knew no
better, and fear that some young hus-
band or wife should experiment with
the plan and find unhappiness, in
stead OF happiness, as their reward
She asks first, rs the happy way
TO be married the scrappy way" Alb
solutely not! Any reasoning or SEN
sible person knows that hatefulness
or quarreling brings no happiness or
even real satisfaction.
Again she asks. Can husbands and
wives be too polite. too considerate.
and too amiable?" Let me ask: Did
you ever feel offense toward any one
who tried to be polite, considerate or
amiable toward you, no difference to
how great a degree, so long as you
were convinced they We're sincere?
Surely this needs no answer.
And If this be true in the case of
strangers, how absolutely beautiful it
is in the case of one we love and who
knows our faults and infirmities.
She asks, rs the perfect husband
or wife not to be desired after all?"
humanity does not reach perfection;
there is always flaw, but when each
strives for perfection in their treat
&c ni 2 har
does a wrong or unkindness that needs
forgiveness; but should this occur, as
sometimes it will the other extends
perfect forgiveness.
And | speak from thirteen years
experience, and not the FIVE years she
gives us in which to become disillu-
stoned.
Let me tell you why I disagree with
her when she asserts, You can over
do good thing even in matrimony."
| am happy as l believe it possible
for woman to be; my husband thinks
more of his wife and family than any
thing else on earth. and my children
eleven and twelve years. fairly wor-
ship their parents, and prefer our So
ciety to that of any other.
Why shouldn't | be happy?
But what has made our home a
veritable heaven on earth, and why
does each think first of the others
happiness and welfare?
First, perfect frankness.
My children, boy and girl, give us
their whole confidence; neither my
husband nor I have the least secret
from the other The result is, first,
greater ability to help each other
physically, mentally, morally, finan-
Cially, industrially, every way, in fact)
and second. an absolute trust
Second, we do not quarrel; when one
becomes irritable, the other keeps
his head"
Result-When one says or does an
unkind or wrong act the other goes
to the offending one and kindly and
affectionately asks to be told all about
it, and Tets reason it out" The of
fender is Immediately ashamed and
says so, and it does not take long to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16
"A Bachelors Romance"

A Bachelors Romance" which was
played by Sol Smith Russell for many
seasons, will be the offering of the
Sayles players at the Murray theatre
all week following In Wyoming" Mr.
Sayles' many friends remember his
work in The House Next Door" and
The Lion and the Mouse" In "A
Bachelors Romance" he will again be
seen in an old man part, but entirely
different from any he has ever played
in Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16

make up as fine program as can be
found in the city, Sunday you will
see Handsome Jack Karrigan. the
American star. in an entirely new
role, He takes the part OF a cavalier
of the romantic days before the French
revolution. in The Adventures of
Jacques" and he will be as popular in
his new clothes as he was in chaps
and sombrero. On the program IS a
Mutual Weekly, No So"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16
FORUMOFTHEPEOPLE

Articles Contributed for This Column
Must Not Be in Excess of 400
Words. The Identity of All Con-
tTi6utors Must Be Known TO the
Editor. Articles Wiz Be Printed in
the Order Received.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16
"Eello Bill"

Hello. Bill" as presented by the
Francis Sayles players at the Murray
theatre this week. has been playing
to capacity houses. and every one goes
away pleased The play will be given
tonight for the last time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-16

Portable living and each produce after his
own ability. The farmer raises grains and
implements, while the musician practices on
his flute. They find each of these essential
to healthy and happy life. But the ques-
ton comes up, How shall we exchange with
each other our wares? The farmer wants
to trade bushel of wheat for the me-
chancs tool, the mechanic is willing to
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

yer kolikor toliko cisti. potem
nikoli wee, in danes Sc javlia prin.
clip vzajemnosti vse drugace. ka-
kor V prvem stoletju nasega racu-
mania casa. Ne milost, pravo do
bOlSega izhajanja, do bol.jsega xiv
ljenja, enakopravnost spodniih
plasti cloveske druzbe Z drugimi
ina veljati, sa~mostanska juha pa
je re danes odpravljena med de-
lavnimi ljudmi. GlaSi Sc re 20
vsOd: "Nocemo vase samostanske
juhe, dajte nam na&a prava, pa
bono Jedi tudi bifteke."
Tudl ma Slovenskem Sc je mar
sikaj izpremenilo. Slovenski de-
lavec We, kako .je katoliSko du-
hovniStvo cd Gasov, ko Sc je o.
klenilo rimskih vladarjev, vedno
odobravalo vse infamije, XII so Sc
godile izcrpani mast, da je opra-
vicevalo SUBMISSIVE starega in
tlacanstvo srednjega veka, in da
tudi IA sedanje reveze industrije
In kmetije nina druge pomo5i.
kakor nakaZnice ma dobre zpan-
ce pc smrti. - To delavstvo tudi
We, da Sc Sc danes najdejo visoki
cerkveni knezi, Xxi pridigajo. da
mora Ostati hlapec, kar izhaia
hlapca. in XII uce besen boi
prot onim, XII hocejo zmanjSati
bogastva in nadvlado duhovni-
In solnograSki nadSkof je
nedavno uGil, da je duhovnik mo-
gocnejSi cd Boga samega.
kaj so bila krSGanska naeela
Nacrtali smo Jill, drugih
zgodovina krScanske we're in ME
mega duhovnistva ne pozna. Pro-
feSOr Paulsen meni. "da so YER
ski bOji ma AngleSkem in Mem
skem Odvrnili liudi cd razmotri-
vanja verskih vpraSanj. Ali je
vredno, zaradi teh ~vpraSaDj mo-
RITZ in pozigati? Ali so verske
sploh problemi. XII Sc dajo
.razreSiti? Ako ne, potem je mai
pametnejS Use. da Sc vsakemu prepu-
sea, da veruje, kar je MENU lju-
bo.' Do tega umovanja je hvala
priSla re tudi delavska ma
sa izobrazenejSih narodov, in ne
mara ne ostanejo SLOW. dezele OBJ
dane Z zidom krScanskih naGel.
Med najpokvarjenejSim vlada-
mi Is. in 10. stoletja Sc nahaja
papezevo kr~aljevstvo. Pod veci-
no papezev je bilo V teh ~stoletjih
je oStal0 to k~raljevstvo sramo-
Ia "a YES krSGanski svet."
"krscanska naGela" so baje
tedaj vladala YES katoliski svet,
jezuitje, ii najucenejSi bo-
g~oslovci so vodili vSe drugo ka-
toliSko duhovniStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
''Stoletje otroka'

NAihf
knjHnico hi napolnile knjige, Ii
so Jill Y zadnjih deSctih lctih ma
pisali najrazlicne.iSi liudje - vse
uciliSki profesorji. u6itelji. zdrav
Mkt, sociology - kako da ie ire
ba uravnati vzgoio otrok. &c no
cemo, da postaneio teleSno in du-
Sevno zdravi in cvrsti liudje. Ali
cd njihovih nasvetov do uresni-
cenja ie ncizmerno dolga pot. XII
Jo danaSnja druZba ne no mogla
prehoditi, ker ie prikrojena pc
wolff kapitalistov. Sele takrat. ko
BIO GloveStvo zivelo V socialiSiGni
druzbi. DO mogoGe uresnicevati
naceIa vzgoie, XII Jill dandanes
pr%iporocajo oni. Xxi so mislili, da
DO ze 20. s~toletje "stoletie Otro-
ka". Kapitalizem Sc redi tudi z
delom otrok in dokler bodo DO to
varnah in rudnikih ma polju in
donna moral opravljati otroci de-
la Xxi so ncprimerna njih telesni
moci, toliko casa bodo s nacela
o zdravi vzgoji utopia. Kako
groznO ic zivljenje otrok V kapi-
taliStiGni druZbi, kazc anketa o
delu otrok, Xxi jo ie delovni sta
tisticni urad avstrijski povnocil
leta 1908, in katere zadnii zvrzek
je pravkar izSel. Solska vodstva
so dobila V tel anketi nalogO, da
porocajo o delu SolSkih otrok in
Ia pOrocila kazeio liudsko bcdo
in nesramno kapitalisticno izko-
riSeanje v najjarkejsi luci. Maj
navedemo lie nekatera teh poro-
ell: "Solski otroci hodijo oh pro-
stih dneh med tednom in v pocit-
micah v apnenice in kamnolome,
kjer delajo YES dan, da poviSajo
dohodke starsev". "Stirie II.
cenci v starosti cd ~ cd Il let
hodlJo poleti, ko stopi V v~eliavo
ola1saya solskega obiska. " stick.
iarno' kJer delajo DO deset mr. in
s1cer takc., da delajo en- teden 20
nocl, en- teden podnevi. Steklar,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
NORVESKA DEMOKRACIJA.
K~ristianija, zaGetkom a

hlSIAdIlJd, LdCtthuIu Nv HuSld
Ko Sc je leta 1905 NorveSka
popolnem miru loJila cd Sved
ske, je nastalo vpraSanje, ce ma.
81 dezela poiSGe novega kralja
ali pa mai Sc u%stanovi kot republi
ka. NorveSko prebivalstvo je Y
dnu duSe demokraticno in nina
mic zmiSla "a monarhisticne cere.
m~onioznosti. Ali ko je priSlo dc
splosnega %glasovanja, so nepokli.
cani agitatorji rogovOilili z dive.
ma trditvama: . Ako sklene veci-
ma, da sc vpelie republika, bodo
intervenirale velesile, XII baje ne
dovolijo nObene nov republike V
Evropi; ,. Ako p~ostane Norveska
republika, je voina s Svedsko ne
izogibna. Ljudstvo nj hotelo vol
ne $ Svedsko in nj zelelo evropske
intervencije; tako Sc je zgodilo,
da je veGina glasovala "a monar-
hijo. PriSel je kralj Hakon z Dan
skega V dezelo.
Ali Hakon je kralj, kateremu
nj ostalo skoraj mic drugega ka-
kor ime in c%ivilna lista. Predsed-
mix francoske republike ina vec
vladarskih pravic, kakor norve-
ski kralj. Kar Jill ie incl, Jill je
izgubil, in zdaj mu nj ostalo mic
drugega, kakor razpolaganje S
tistimi krizi, trakovi it'd. XII Sc
imenjujejo redovi. Pa tudi to poi
de tudi tia, odkoder nj povratka !;
vpraSanje redOv je MANFRED pc a
slugi liberalne stranke postalo
konstitucionalna bojna tocka. XII
ne bo odstavljena Z dnenega reda.
dokler Sc dezela ne resi- Sc tega o.
stanka c~eremOnialne preteklosti.
Cd lanske jeseni, ko so konser-
vativci pi volitvah mad vse prica-
kovaDie temeljito pogoreli, ina
liberalna stranka S rs glasovi We
elmo. Ker imajo socialist 90 man
datov, razpolagajo skupai $ sti-
rimi petinami vseh glasov. Tako
Je mogoca izvedba demokratiG-
mega programa, Xxi ga zahteva VISA
dezela.
Demokratiziranje Sc .je priGelo
takoj pc locitvi cd Svedske. Mai
pref sc je odpravilo kronanie. ker
so s TEN spOjene ceremonije "a
starele in MISC naSi dobi primer
ne. Potem so Sc odpravili vsako-
vrstni prazni naslovi IL Svedske
dobe, ker lie iemliejo cas- V pisavi
IN V govoru, minister pa ie mini
.ster. in ina poysem -enako sluz.
bo, ce sc mu pravi "ekscelenca"
ali pa e%nostavnO "gospod mini
ster".
Ia nekaj casa Sc ie ustavila de-
mokraticna akcija, ko je prisla
leta 1909. v storthing (poslanska
zbornica) kOnservativna vecina.
Ia je potrebovala izrednih sred-
stew, da 81 umetno utrdi moe. ka.
tere il nj dajalo zaupanje liud-
silva. Naslovi so bill odpravljeni ;
Sc sc Jill nj upala vpeljati. cato ie
liz redov napravila sredstvo "a ku-
povanje miSljenja. Kdor je bill
pripravljen prodajati preprica-
ME, 81 ie V tistih cash kai lehko
Dridobil kakSen red v zameno.
Cello socialistom so Jill ponujali.
da so spravliali s TEN lie v zadre-
go kralja, kateremu so .jih socia-
listi seveda hvalezno vracali.
Nova liberalna vlada ie morala
gledati, da Sc odpravi tudi to
sredstvo korupcije. &c bi incl
krizi in trakovi lie demokratiteu
pomen, bi Sc pri a nihee ne spu.
seal zaradi Min v kaksne boie.
dasi Jill ljudski humOr kaj rad
rabi "a sredstvo svojega dovtipa
in svojeg ironije. Gin pa to MISC
wee ieraGe, tenrvec predmsti, s ka.
terimi Sc lahko iztrsuje neleQaler
se IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
E Cesar in drzavni pravdnik.


VpraSanje, kdo je v,avstro-ogrski
mOnarhiii izmed c~esarja in draw
mega pravdnika veGji gospod, Sc
DO zdelo vsem ljudem nesporno in
vSled tega kar smeSno. Pa nj. To
je naravnost klasicno dokazal dr.
zavni pravdnik V Iagrebu. Pc
Sklepu bukareStnega miru so raz-
nj monarhi izmeniavali med sabo
b~rzojave, pa je tudi cesar in krali
Fran JOsip brzojavno cestital ru-
munskemu kral.iu Karolu. Use tie
brzojavke so objavljali vsi listi,
XII imaio "a TO prostor in zaniman-
ia. Tako ie hotel tudi zagrebSki
"Obzor' objaviti Fran Josipov in
karlov telegram. V tiskarni ie BIZ
10 re skorai vse gotovo, rotacijski
stroj je metal zadnje iztise IL svo-
Jega zrela. kar Sc je pojavilo ne
koliko policistov. XII so pobrali vso
naklado in 10 odnesli S seboj. V
ZagreDu imajo mamrec Sc vedrio
preventive cenzuro in casOpisi Sc
lehko konfiscirajo. prcden izidejo.
Sploh Sc smejo tiskati Sele dive uri
potem, ko so oddani cenzurni IL
tisi drzavnemu pravdniStvu in po-
licili. ker sta bill dive uri potekli,
so tiskali list mirne vesti, prcpri-
CAM. da nj V MEM nobenega hui
dodelstva. Ali po dolgem premi-
sljevanju je priSel DRAWN pravd-
mix lie do zakljucka, da .ie list pre-
nevaren "a lojalne drzavlianc in
ca ie dial zapleniti zaradi - ce-
sarJevega telegrama! Tega 81 do
Der patriot ne hi mislil, da mora
cesar telegrafirati reel, XII jih dr.
zavni pravdnik ne more puSGati V
lavnost! Ampak zgodilo Sc je ia
ko, in c~esarjev brzoiav :je ostaI
%zaplenjen. Pravijo, da ie zbodla
cenzorja beseda "pacifikaciia" v
oci. To pomeni "pomirienie". Ne
mara ie pac ma HrvaSkem vsaka
misel ma pacifikaciio nevarna. In
v bodoce DO mord dvorna kabinet
ma pisarna morala v~praSevati "a
grebSkeea drzavnega pravdnika
"a njegovo mnenje, preden poide
kakscn vladarski telegram kan
ma tuje dvore. Najlepse hi bio. co
hi Sc kraljevsko sodisce potrdilo
konfiskacijo kralievskih besed v
= kraljevem 'imenu. e,