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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH Try.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE MAY "a. 1918.
SUBJECT To CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
Going-Leave District line 1000. 1880 an,
2:3O. $40 and 1:4j pm
Returning-Leave the Beach 6:35 am. l2:06
600, 200 and 1000 pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going-Leave District line $50. 1880. 1850
am. 200. $40. 400 and T;45 pm.
Returning-Leaye the Beach 200 am. 1880,
2:lO. 600. 500, $500 aad 1000 pm.
". r. JONES. Pcesidest.
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EARN 81 per 30 ut home emhrOderng corner of
handkerchefs printed lessons free: easy hand.
work: trial lot and instructions Poe coin; sent
any distance prepaid. Arabian Supply Co.,
Dent - Cleveland. Ohio.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
DOMESTIC 1Continned).

NURSE-Lady leaving city wishes to place
attractive nurse chamhermaid: honest, KIND
to children: good worker. Willing TO leave
city. Phone Col. 1863
NURSERY GOVERNESS-Very competent speak
ing French German tliently: good couyerSat Ton
alist: good traveller; full charge of children:
also position companion. +. r.. loss 18th St
TWO GIRLS Of the National Training School:
one to clean apartments or chamhermaid. the
other tn assist with Lousework. Phone Linen.
1777 22'
WAITRESSES-Two colored girls to go TO sea
shore. good cooks, in private families. 'oi
LIST NV.
WANTED-By cOlored girl. place house
work: good plain cook stay nights. i133 sth
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WANTED-HELP.
Statesmen (COntinued).

SALESM AN-Experienced III any line to sell
general trade in District of Columbia: un"x-
celed speciality proposition: commission con
tract: $40 weekly for expenses. Continental
Jewelry Co. 2344 >, Continental Bldg. Cleve-
LAM
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sToNEWALI JACKSON.

\ terrible partnership was that hs
tween tho cavalier and rho Puritan.
between Ice. who embodied the chiv-
airy % Virginia. and Jackson. who
was q direct spiritual descendant OF
d." mon thar fought with Cromwell At
NaSehy In al crises ~" two men
seemed - Eht with a single hrain
and a single purpose. destitute alike
o. the jealousy ana intrigue thar 81
hut wrecked the army OF the Potu-
mac.
Jackson presents strange. appca J.
lue ngur" on the pages OF history. lie
was as gentle and gracious as Lee. as
lem aud taCiturn as Grant. as dar-
ius and auiaciOus a. Stuari or Sher
man. Is relentless as Sherman. and
with = All thor" was an intensity Of
religious ferVor that belonged 10 tho
seventeenth century rather than The
nineteenth. The war 10 him vas a
holy war He went To battle with n
prayer on his lips. and he went from
battle 20 give thanks 10 God. Who qaL
crowned HIS army with victory:
Appealing from his native sod
Ir lorna lauperis 10 God
Lay hare thine arm stretch forth
'hy rod.
Amen. That's Stonenaus way.
Even tho bullets that struck him
down D" regarded as providentidlI y
directed by a definite divine purpose.
] here IS no more mendaCious phrase
Than that Of 'ahorn soldier" but here
VAS man vino vas beyond kuestion
20 born soldier soldier who hated
way. Who was daZZled rcither rs am
lf ION nor glory. who fought FOR prin-
'.ri" and principle alone. and WIloS..
military genius Was elemental Pea 90
20 his ashes \ united nation can be
proud That no was numbered among
lDr Sons.
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places YOU can no longer call r. a
line Tho sturdy and thrilling
tramp ahoI' 20 The resting places a.
soldiers gone before IS very common.
~ given M Auromobi'os and car
riaeos transport tho fragment ~ tho
Veterans.
Tho orators speak I'm glowing Ian
guago ~ -" sacrifices 81 tho baltic.
field and 'he herotsm ~ Tho women
who waited for tho noNs Their
words seem f"oh'" compared with rho
picture presented hy Do" fragment az
mon Who ar" loft Tho 'rar sorma.
lion from h"ard.s-e chooks so s.amy
faces and rr.lz."d hair g. ono thar
talks for i'srf
bur those GsInr years 'ha. have
made fh's" fI-ros- ra,o u.' boon
fruitl"ss Tho soldiers a-e passing.
But Tho story ~ thsi- ds.ds mover
passes 70 grows t-irH.r- as 500.
tional hos't'.c- fade. anil a- ovc-y
American fools tiat '..o-m on
'.'h"- s.1" o' ..o s-ra. corHtrt o. flo
Inheritance ~ f.- r.ro ar! D. people
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Monday. May &c. 1913.
NOW GO AFTER DEBS AND
BERGER

Debs and Berger have come into
West Virginia, have seen the situa.
ton and have publicly commended
Governor Hatfield for his course to
wards the miners and during the
strike
Now II VIII be M 20 the Ohio Val
ley Trades and Labor Assembly to
denounce Debs and Berger as hire.
lings 81 capital who ought To no sent
TO jail. Now by all means let us have
another mass meeting in which those
two rank plutocrats. Eugene V. Debs
and Victor L. Berger. will be pilloried
as public foes and as assassins O.
popular rights.
There have been a good many owl.
dences recently that tho present lead
ers OF the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly did not have the
Character worthy OF an organization
supposed 20 represent the great labor
interests Of the Ohio valley That
leadership committed the Trades and
Labor Assembly 20 Tho endorsement
OF a CRY charter which vas full o;
defects and weaknesses In spite %:
the frenzied appeals OF Socialist ora.
tors. the working people Of Wheeling
voted almost to a man against The
charter Again Ne sec tho Trades
and Labor Assembly by tho same
leadership committed 70 virulent
verhai assault upon the governor 81
West Virginia. and making charges
against him which arc found - he
utterly Untrue by such DISTINGUISHED
labor advocates as Eugene Y. Neb,
and Victor l. Rereer
Isn't II about time that conservative
ami .evel headed men in the Trades
Assenhlt began 70 make themselves
heard
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
BY E. J. Edwards

BY +. J. Edwards

The late Wavid II. Hill was elected
in 1891 United States senator by the
New York state Legislature At that
time Mr. liill was governor OF New
York His term as United States
senator began on March 4. succeeding
his election. He however. retained
the Office OF governor during the en-
tire year. only leaving it few hours
prior TO the Inauguration OF his sue
cessor. the late Roswell Pettibone
Flower.
There was then nine months when
Governor Hill was entitled TO receive
salary as United States senator.
while AZ the same time ne was receiv-
ing salary as governor of New York.
Some criticism VS. publicly eX-
pressed and a good deal circulated in
private. for il was feared that Cover
nor Hill contemplated accepting both
salaries. there being nothing IN the
law To prevent his doing so.
He silenced all criticism. however.
when he took his seat in the United
States senate by instructing the sec
rotary OF the senate. or whoever the
proper authority was. 10 return TO
the United States treasury depart
ment all of the salary which had ac-
CuHulaIeu between ndTtu ana lut
first OF January following. which
amounted approximately TO $4,000.
At that time it was the opinion OF
some lawyers that although Mr.. liill
had covered this money in the treas
ury yet either he or his heirs could
draw II out IL so disposed. for IL still
stood as n credit TO him
While This discussion was IN prog
rer=. | asked the late Noah Davis.
Who was for many years chief justice
Of New York state. what his opinion
was respecting the ability q! Mr.. I'M
or his heirs 20 withdraw that money
from the treasury.
lnsteadw OF answering mo directly.
Judge Davis narrated 70 mo an anoc-
dOte which he said was told 20 him
nv General Francis spinner. who Was
treasurer 81 tho United States for
nearly affeeu wears. beginning with
Presiden' Lincoln administration
General Spinner told me-. said
Judge Davis. that while he VAS
TREASURER ~ tho UNITED States there
Vore innumerable attempts 20 get
money ont Of the treasury. hut only
one voluntarily 10 get money into -.
He said Judge. Won remember what
row was stirred Up because con.
gross. about 1871. adopted a resolution
by which the pay o. members Of con.
gross vas Increased from $500" N
s. 600 a wear
I'm addition 70 this increase Tho
resolution made the increase retro
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active. Therefore congress not only
got the increase OF $1,000. but the in
crease dated ack 20 the beginning
OF that congress That gave 10 each
m"mb"r about $1,000.
We'll. great CRY went M
through the country. Congressman
were called salary grabbers and back.
pay robbers. \ good many OF the
members OF congress got frightened:
they were afraid these CHARGES would
cause their defeat for reelection
hey did not know at first what TO
do. AT last somebody suggested that
This back pay be returned to the
treasury department.
remember that Senator John
sherman was especially worked up
about this. He came to see me. 10
md ont how he could turn into the
treasury department the back paw.
about $4,000.
] looked up the law and | told
MIN mat there was nothing 10 pre-
Vent his turning the money in but IL
would be his money Just the same
ana IN" treasury department would
be no more than his custodian.
lie asked me II at any time he
could draw il ont or If his heirs could
told him II could unquestionablv
De done. The treasury dpparfuont
would have TO honor his draft for the
three thousand dollars lie told mo
that he should return tho money. and
ne was certain that neither he nor
auv Of his heirs would ever ask FOR IT,
Well. members Of congress made
my life miserable. for many % them
came ~ see me about the matter. and
could not tell them ANYTHING differ
ent from what had told John Sher.
man
good many 81 them did return
their back pay into the treasury de-.
pariment. and 70 vas there when ! re-
signed Unless congress finds some
way 10 cover Il absolutely and perma-
rentN IN tho treasury department.
there his hack pay Will stay until
coomsGay or a. long as tho treasury
department lasts unless nv and nv.
whom The storm blows over. congress
men venture 20 draw t. on
II never knew" continued Judge
Davis. whether legislation was oh
tanned or any ruling by which this
back pay or by which the salary
which Governor Hin returned 20 the
treasury department passed ab-o-
lutely into the treasury department 90
Copyright. 1919. nv Z ! Edwads. All
sights cseved
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards viii tell ~
The Vireiuian Who Was True ~ I.-
Constituents
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is los. beyond all hope and that 'h"
only salvation for the country Is in
tho Progressive party and particular
Is through the activities ~ he ambi-
'ious gentlemen Who sock 20 obtain
office hv Progressive votes.
II Is evident that rho strong sen'i
mont existing a.. over tho United
States f1yorahi" 20 Tho 70 establish
mont az tho national Republican or
eaniza'ion upon broader and more
popular lines has seriously disturbed
tho Progressive leaders. or rather that
portion o. the Progressive leaders that
seeks 20 exploit popular sentiment 70
i'- own advantage The Pncho's. the
Garfeids. tho Films. %" Walter
Browns and like politicians hope 20
mako permanent 'ho division iu th"
Republican party. 90 destroy that or.
eani7a'ion and 20 buad n personally
operated Tsogroe Sc party upon IFS
rims They nov begin m 500 that
they are doomed 20 failure. thar tho
peop." OF tho United States DO not
want tho'- leadership and that tho
Prorro- -ifo movement last year VAS
simply ar expression - Temporary
popular fesirz. and nor DO" creation
~ % permanent orsani7a'I0n Their"
i- and aloaya aul ho progrcee.v oisfn
I'd rho United @'a'n4 The American
people arn % p-otre-si." p'1pi" arI
'He Republican parry haa boon
throughout 40 ie history tho rr.e'
progressive parts ~ fho country 20
500 so continue rorarIlre4 Of 'hr
selfish efforts a. mon Ohio GOO. ''
.'ro. b. f1- t1r'- own advantage
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cAPITALIzING PATRIOTISM

Germany Is ashast in the discovery
That agents of the great KrIpp FAC.
tories have been paving for Tho pub
Hca'ion q warlika articles in French
journals. for the purpose 81 keeping
NJ tho var fever between France and
Germany Tho krupp firm has been
Germany pride The emperor him.
self holds stock in if Krupp aruors
and gun have been relied upon 70
win the next war FOR tho fatherlard
That anything savoring % iobbcrv and
81 dealing with tho national enemy
should come from tho Krupp co-pora
ton shocks s'aid German patriotism
II would be interesting. u no' highly
Instructive. ~ know Just how fa-
many ~ our periodical var scares are
financed by men who. iise tho Krlpps
have amor and guns 20 soil.
Secretary BRYAN in one os his char.
hc'erisfi" address declares fha.
much 80 rho agitation FOR war f. tho
WORK ~ corporations That mao ar
NOR plato and build ba'ficshf9. IN.
douo'"d't thor" i7 worry large 'e.a.
mon hat has fa'tenol and grown rich
m Tho lavish expenditures f.- ta
maintenance o. The army. the navy.
Tor 'h" buying 49, guns and rho build
inE ~ 'a- vessels and while Pho pos.
Subtitle ~ var may rn' DO safely
minini1'i. q 's acu ', remember
'ha' only orc ~tr scare iu 70 thou.
SAND r"ti'7 .n 7a- hl. ivory var
scare is i'ro- fo- 'to mon o.4a.r.
W pr gen o." na'.ora. treasury
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STEUBENVILLE

sTErRFNVILLE. -. NAV IS Before
a"'"lfnm'nt here the court - appeals
handed down the following decisions
In tue case - charles T"hh!ns - the
city % St.uhenvili. they held that tie
son a. administrator H. contract FOR
lease Of a room male with the father
ben alive. - me contract was on rec
ora. and when "a" son rendered bond
u rorld rot te refused and thus ter
w'r'e the contract
IN rho case ~ Lille stewart - city
= Tcronu. 'E~ court reversed TIE action
- tn@ mayor Of Toronto in hn.ng Mrs
stewart FOR alleged fisorderly conduct.
also ne lower court wnich sustained
the mayor
IN 'le cas-" = Ellen p ftaxter 81 al
tHe OIL lease Cancelled because ~ vas
nos Egc0eri' developed insofar as the
uufeNeloIed territory Was ,oucerued AMI
liked q line tint should be considered
In tie case ~ 10 Queen Insurance
company " Annihale Tlarlotu the ae-
cis-on ~ tr~ lower court was affirmed.
The cs%" - the .. 4 j. Coal company
- Walter Mort vas continued
W Y Allan - a.. executors = Yu--
s"y.C. - samuel NrrFevic In this case
titsf 90 have deed set aside
g. cole - 81 - Blinn. as treasurer
., al In tits case 'ahs court held nat
the state ,ommi~-.on exceeded is CON
I s'i'ufloTai rights whom - added % ner
81 - go value - tbs property AMI
pla'rt'~s arc entitloi 80 reltef On pay
nc "N'f' isNes AMI 'ae injunction was
e D. Ei's@r-'tr rs Walter Kingsley
nni Edward Hr"tt-liH - wa~ ted mat
TlftU'i~ was fHf sutlfIeI o. damages
fn- lis pro. ar.l'iru o. Contempt on fre
t"-fiwnr. ~ defendants as tho -t..., Is
~ irh'Nih." on" mat q witness who
an q. i."' 'nr damage because -
wifn"es could be- r. prose. .It.d DO v...II
tHnr"- ami uaNe Witnesses I"ath 90
T.t.- lforti ,e Sfe..h.-.,tl,. 4 t.-s.
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TIE NATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY
Tho thinning 'rn ~ march f-e
boon PILL" Ia'H'Iir central far' r' .ar
ra'i0ns. decoration day exercises frr
OBJ. rs. dozen rearr Noe f1 many
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Important Notice
Owing to some in the mails the consignment
of the autobiography of Theodore Roosevelt which
should have appeared in the intelligence this morning.
has not been received. This the fifth nstalment will
appear in Wednesdays Intelligencer
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,,-. IN ~, 49, -,.-,, O.. v'' ,-, - ..'''
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Published Daily. Except Sunday. BY the
Intelligence Publishing Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-05
OIL CITY.

Oil City, Okla. Feb. i.--Many farm
ers took advantage of the pretty
weather last week by breaking land.
Some had two plows going all week.
The snow and ice which has blank
eted the earth is mighty fine on the
newly turned soil.
Some of the railroad officials pas" .
ed through Oil City last week in an
automobile. 1t was reported that John
Ringing himself was one of the
party.
There are several cases of pneu-
monia around in the community. Mr
Michael's two children are sick and
four cases are reported at Sneed.
A new roof is, being put on the
brick building occupied by Davis
Bros. and the City Drug Store. Mr.
Thomson of Lone Grove will have
meat market in the north end OF
the building, where the Derrick Of
flee was formerly located.
O. ]. Pollock came near having a
serious accident last week in the oil
fields when part of his coat was
caught in the cogs of some machinery
and he was drawn forcibly up against
| it.
A falling derrick caught Earnest
Rowe, a workman at the oil fields
and injured him rather badly. Some
of the timbers struck him on the
head and one Of his feet was badly
bruised. He was carried to the san
itarium, but he is back ready fol
work again.
The Literary Society which was tc
have been organized last Saturday
evening has been postponed until the
weather gets more settled and warm
er.
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STOMACH GONE BAD
SOUR, Classy, UPSET
WHEN "PAPE's pIAPEPSIN' GETS
IN STOMACH ALL INDIGESTION
GOES.

Time 1t! In five minutes all stom-
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
artburn, sourness or beEhing OF
gas, acid, or eructations Of undigest-
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Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
1t is the surest quickest and most
certain remedy in the whole world
and besides it is harmless.
Millions of men and women now
eat their favorte foods without fear.
they know now it is needless to
have bad stomach.
Please, for your sake, get large
fifty-cent case Of Pape's Diapepsn
from any drug store and put pour
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable-life is too short-you are
not here long, so make your stay
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bellion in the stomach.
Mapepsin belongs in your home
anyway. 1t should be kept handy.
should one of the family eat some
thing which doesn't agree with them
or in case of an attack of Indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis or stomach de-
rangement at daytime or during the
night it is there to give the quickest,
surest relief known.
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READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
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cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and all irregularities OF
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No Need to Stop Work.

When the doctor orders YOU tC
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This is the season of the year
when mothers feel very much con-
cerred over the frequent colds con-
tracted by their children, and have
abundant reason for it as every cold
weakens the lungs, lowers the vitality
and paves the way for the more Sc
rious diseases that so often follow.
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dealers.
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ARE NOW CHANGING
MAP OF EUROPE
BALKAN NATIONS ARE ERASlNG
TURkEY-.W WHOLESOME ADVICE
TO UNITED STATES.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 4.--"The
body of Turkey is now being removed
from Europe because it is a dead
body," said Hannis Taylor, formerly
United States minister to Spain, in a
recent address before the Naval War
college here.
ITS place." Mr. Taylor continued,
twill soon be taken by the young
and stalwart Balkan nations now
ready to enter upon an eventful ca
reer. Even Mr.. Carnegie has admit
ted the necessity for the existing
war, whose area has been limited by
the new public sentiment expressing
itself through the parliament of the
world and through its agent, the con-
cert of Europe.
During the last sixty years the ap-
plication of steam and electricity to
intercommuncation has made tho
family of nations such in fact, as
well as in name.
This family of nations is now
growing rapidly, and that growth
involves questions of territorial ex-
pansion, of nation existence which
are beyond the reach of arbitration.
Germany, Jaran and Italy not
being able to feed themselves all
the wear round must expand or per-
ish
armed with tremendous and unique