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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04

uno I. aoniilIat ail5umeISen 5aben.
lire geidaftisuns iebo6 nod nidt
aifgeben lin6 aud nidt einriiden fol-.
len bis bon Seiten 6ieies t. unb t.
aoniuIats cine tpeitere geritdn6i.
giing aitsgegeben tpiro.
gs piro aberrnals befannt aege.
ben, oab senIdb Der slaerbSditen
GntidIiebung Seiner Waicitdt, aIle
RiIitdrpflihtigen, ipeIhe bisber III.
rer Steaungs- ODER anmeIoungs.
pfliht nidt entiproden baben o6er
lpeIde ipegen 8ernahIdiiisung ir.
geno elmer 0liIitdrpilidt Strafe sit
aeiudrtigen bober, amneitirt, 6ab
beibt BON Der Strafe entbober iper.
ben, fals iie iib iest gum 0ienftan.
tritt meIoen.
esm 3uiammenbanee NIT bieien
Iilit6rangelegenbeiten iper6en bon
6ieiem t. iulo I. &oniuIate feirerlei
@ebiibren eingaboben. Gbenio iperoen
fir bic 9alier Der aagenleinen Wobi'
aud Die Stearnsen foiten'
frei borgenomnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
GusIans's Steaaus.

@us ben GrtIGrungen Des eng.
liiten Mtniiters bss Iuspdrtigen III
au erisben, bab bic ensIif6s Resie.
runa fotpeit mod ni6t ben GntidIut
gefabt bat, pSsu Steuuns segen
DsutidIanD su nebmen. Oas Iol nur
untsr asspiTsn geoinsInssn eeIts.
ben. ndmIi9 penn bic bcuti6e JIotts
burd ben aandI aebt unD bic franz
sOiiits &iiIte bpmbarbirt. Wir pers
mutten, bab @nsIanb bsionberer
Radbrud auf bas GrI6einen Der
beuti6en SSlotte i'm aanaI lest, neil
es bierour6 ielbit oeuti6en 9lnerifz
fen aus9eiest perOsn t0ante. Die ges
ihiiBun9 Der fran5UIif9en aiite Dor
einen gombarbement. pirb pabrs
iGeinIih aIs eine @rfiiluns Der 9ers
tragspfIihten aesen 5rantrsin be-
trd6tet. 2eb-eres erpartst natiirIi9
bebeuteno mebr. gta6 ieiner 4uffaI.
flung bate Gnglaub bereits in bic Sitz
Zee einaeriidt iein miHen, INN bic
geiaiebuna bon 9ibau uno bic gez
iisergrelfuna Der itrategiih pi6tisen
@lanosiniel i'm bosnii6sn Wleerbuz
len au perbinbern. gi6t minoer
bate na6 SSrantreias 2tuffaiIung
nit einem Sombarbement Der 6eutz
ifen aiiite beepnnen perten mifIen.
Nus ben 9emertun1en oes enalif6en
Wtiniiters fhetnt bsrpOr5ueeben, Daf,
cine agsreiffDe ariessfiibruns sesen
Deutidlono nidt beabiibtist ipirb.
Gnelanb lit nur nit bdIbem oersen
auf Hrantrsi9s Settle unb itellt ioaar
in gusiidt. ii6 jeber 5sinbi9aft gu
ipenn 0euti9tanb oie aes
nunnten gebinsuneen erfiiat. Oa uns
natiirlif Der oeuti9e &riesspldn lin.
befanHt lit, 10 itnb mir au9 ni6t in
rer Gage. entifsiben gu tDnnen, ob
OeutidIanb bic 8eitiebuna pber Be
ieBung Der fran50iiiden &iifte bea6>
ii6tigt, aber ippstt man bic 2lnaele.
lcnteit nit ihltftsm @erftanbe be.
urtbsiIt, 1T nttt erii6tli9, ipelden
3ped Elm fol6es gom6drbement ober
baben t0nnte. gpmbaro |
ments limb, pie uQbetannt, 3pedtos |
lno es 1T offentunbis, bab Elm Der
'uf, auf bem Seepege in Srunfreih |
,insuoringen, nidts 5ur gnti9eibuna
oeitraasn, ionocrn nur bic &rGfte aerS |
plittern piiroe. On uno fir ft6 lit
.ine 9(usidiffunq nit iol6 groben
56fpierigteiten rertniipft, bab bic
3abl Der 5ruppen, bic seIanoet ipers
zen tonnien, niht iebr grob tpGre.
0emna6 tpiirbe Der 3ped, an ben
nan bentsn fOnute, frana0iii6e srupz
zen in Heunenspertbem WldBe BON Der
oduptma6t ab5uIenten, nidt erfiiat
ueroen 4us bieIen, ndb unierer
lnii6t unbeftreitbdren Ebatiahen
hlieben mir, baB Gnslanb setptiIers
naBen 0eutfdlanb bic 5anb gum
frieoen reiht. IS tpirb ibm oeiaot:
llnterlub bas. tuus bod teinen pratt
ifhen 3ned bat unb mir bleiben
freunbe." Wenn man oarin Elm 3u.
eftdnbHtB BON SdpG6e erblttt, 70
,6re bus ni4t uH6sgrinbet unb ss ift
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
Die @uberadtlaffune os,

Die 4uberadtluffuns Der
beleiiden Reutralitdt ieitens 0euti6s
lambs erregt gefremben, ba bierburf,
Die gmpfinolidteit GnsIanbs oufs
@euberite sepedt piro. Grtldren Idbt
it6 bas nlr nit Itratsgii6en Griins
ben. Sm 8ertrauen auf oieie Reue
tralitdt bat Srantreid an Der belais
fhen 9reu5e ieiner 9ert6eibiguugss
Iinis ut6t bieislbe 8ea9tung eei6entt,
tpie an anoeren puntteu. ssest mol.
len bic 9eutiden bic 9rense our46res
den, no lie ON idpG6ften 1T. Wir
Dermuthen ieOo6, bab 9suti6laHb ss
nitt auf etne Innerion dbssIeben bat
na0 Der belgiiden Regierung in bisTsr
5inii4t Oieielbe 8erubisuns sepdbrsn
miro, ME Der lurem6urssr. @ie iicb
bas oenten lGBt, miro oas @erbaIten
Deuti6lanbs uls unmoralii6 ges
branemortt. Cine 8sre6tigung biersu
puroe erit entftehsn. fpenn n1f Been,
oigung beg Srieges 0eutI6luno ii6
tpeissrn folIte, 9slsien ipieber gu rGus
men, tpds mir ais lmpabrf6einIih
betradten. Sine &rie9smabreael,
Die iie porliest, it ni4t unmos
raliff. 8ie fsi Snoipiousn Die
Rotbpe6r bie,: 9anoiunsen enti6uis
oist, oie inter onoeren llmitGnben
ni9t 5nldiIig tpdreu, ebenIo lit bsr
Stadt, Der iid in Notbnebr befinbct,
berettigt, 5dnoIungsn gu beseben, Die
unter normalen @er6dltniGen e6sns
falIs ni6t ftatthaft tpGren. l1ebriaens
ldfien fpGtere Wittbeili,nesn erie6sn.
odb Die Sranaoien nit Der @erlebung
Der ReutraIitat gelgiens angsfangeu
haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
iredlsr gmridle.

Die Silferuf. brsier Grauen .r,
resien esiiern bic Gufmsrtiamisit ber
Ostettipes pflus unb aubn. an Der 7.
unb Gin Strabe un6 siltsn Ole Beams
ten gu ben Grauen. lin ben @runb ibs
rer Rlfe 5u erfabrsn. Die s5rausn
tbeiIten ben 8eamttn nit, bob EN-
Wann fis behrobt unb bsleioist babe.
als lie ii9 iDeissrten ibm cine geIbun.
teritiibuns 5u seben. Gs ssluRs ben
Deietiipes ben angebliben RiiptI In
Daft 5E brinseH, fp<lhe ftinsH Ramsn
ols Wilidm Qiidtenbers, 80 Sabre
alt. obbg6slos anqab. @sgsn ben
gsrbuftetsn ipurbs bic &Iduloiguna
bes Gtrnbsubtttsls erbobsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
Isi4t gu ertennen. lpas enaIanb

s!pl au ertennen, mas gnglonl
| fiirhtet
Sn Der Sibuns bonn tsamItas ga
| ben bic WliniIter auf eine besfaIIis
6rase bic 9lntiport, bab @nslano an
brei Monate nit ssniiasno Nab
runssmitteln periebsn lei. Vile qln,
nabmen oeuten baruuf bin, bab Del
aries beoeutenb ldnssr ais brei Mo4
nate bauern tptrb ilno bamit itGnol
@nslano in @efabr bes 8erbungerns
Wlit feiner Slotte fam es oas MIDI
abipebren. gnslanos S9iffs tDnner
nidt elm Gebiet bon breitauienb Meil
len oeten unb Oemna9 ni6t perbin.
bern, bab beutTde S6neIltreuser BIZ
Setreioe3ufiibr aus nsutraIsn aGnSeru
abfansen, ba Weisen, ipenn aud, nitbi
brett, 10 bod bebinsungstpeiie Son.
trebdnbe lit. Oamit mill es una
f6einsn, bab fir ollie prattiftsn
,3nete auf gnslanbs NeutralitGt an
re9nen lit. Samit ipoI1en mir jebot
ni9t sefaet babsn, bub 0suti9Iano
ii6 in ernitIider @erlsssnbeit bsfGnoe,
ipenn ibm gnslanD offen ben 9rieg
ertldrte, oenn bisiss 1T, iotpeit IS
Oeuti6tanb betrifft, in militdriiber
Siniidt BON febr gerineer Sebsutuna.
neil gnglanb feline 9anbarmee beIiBt.
0as 9ros ieiner 6esres bilbet Die 10
genannte 5errttoriaIsarmee, ipelhs
bo9itens Rdfttpddterbisnite perIeben
tonnte. Gine gIodtruns isinsr Siiit.
tbiroe Deutidlanb isbr ipenig Derz
i6laeen, bu es fir bic 9auer oes
Srieses, tpeI9e Elm Sabr niht ii5srs
iteisen pirO, auf auspGrtise 3ufilbr
BON Gebensmitteln ni6t angepisien
lit. Sn ben lebten Sabrsn bat DeutI6=
lanO ni4t bios ben srDbten SbeiI isis
nss @etreibsbsoarfs sebsdt, ionbsrn
iogar srobe Wensen bon Rosgen aug
9efiibrt, bab RubIanS iit psranlabt
iab. S6uB3Oas sessn bic bsutide gu
fubr gu iduffen. Die Sbdtigtsit Der
ensIiiden 6Iotte piirbe barin bsitsbsn,
auf Der RorOIss ipaSisrsn gu iabrcn,
Wir sIuuben nibt sinmol, oab lie
nud GntferHuna ber S@5sitsn I'M
botit gefdbrIideR aattegat in Die Dit
lee sinbringen tOnnts. Wsnn mir audi
3usebsn, buB ss bsTsr 1T. iusnn gngs
Lamb nidt asgreFip ssssu Dsutihs
lamb pOrsebt, 10 miHsn mir bod ME.
osrbolen, oub ielbit nsnn ous asi6dbe
ieins nennsnspsrtbs 9sfabr ooraus
srpa9fsn piirbs IS sebDrt iosur
nidt sinmal piel pbantaiie ousu, on
eine ltpsre SdIapps, tpsI6s bic beuts
1te Slotts Der eR9liIden bersiten
t0nnts, gu bsnten. getanntli6 bat
Dsutidlanb ndtIt Gnslunb Die srDbts
Seemudt Der Dslt unb ss bat cine
pOr3iislide SpsrutiOnsbaiis am aas
nal, Der ole Sftis. nit Der RorbIse
oerbinbet. Oa ss aIs aus9sidlofen
gsItsn tann, bab Die snsIiids Slotts
i'm Sale eines Grisges an elmer Stele
iein nirb, ionosrR pas
INNER ssi6isbt, in cine anScbl 9es
'6nabsr iia aufIOi.H miro. 70 lam
g ii6 lsidt ,rsigH.H, bab Elm ioldss
Seidpabsr BON Der bsutitsn usb.rs
nadt anaefaIsn unb aufssrisbsn
piro. Su Qnbstradt aIler bieisr llms !
tGnoe sIaubsH mir, bub ENGLAND aIs
einoIide Wadt ausssi4altsi lpsrSsH
ann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04

falide, nur eine einjelne Grideinung.
Ste bat iif chen mooerniiirt, nto
jene feinen nItcn 9amen NIT ben
!Sangelcden iino bcnr aapottbiit, Die
ods friibere geidledi fcnitte, uno
Die oft einc Iebenoe 6aniliendronif
Daren. iinb fir uns nift mebr por.
ban6en. sssm @erliner @eiten ip1re
5ente Elm 4oma,,: y9ie @ebeimniiie
Der alien MamieiI", iiiun6glid, oa.
geger f6unte man einen idreiben:
Die 8ebeinniiie Der iungen Sans.
0aine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04

Rem gprt unb @hicag 0
ba6en ft9 bafiir entf6tsben, Giearinss
bauseS6eine ausSugeben un0 eins
MH5dbl Stdbte iiHb oieiem 9eiIpiel
gefolst. Sotpeit es Die lotaIe 3trtus
lation betrifft, 10 lit asseu oieie
Sdeins abfolut nt6ts ein3lipenosn.
sic iino Elm fold iideres 3irtuIa.
tionsmittel, pie man ii6 oas muir
ipiini6en tdnn, ipas ia aud bur6 Die
grfd6rungen Don 1907 srrpieieh lpor.
ben 1T, ais oiefe S6eins sum 9strdge
bon SiJnberten BON Wiaioneh Sol.
lars inl ben perf6ieoeneH StGbtsn Der
Union dusgeee6en purbeH, Obns bab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
Pokal.Derid)t
Die 9pppeImpnard)ie.
Mnd lie ruiz lire amerifaniiden
S0bne 3Hm Sdmk bes beSrogteu
gaterlanbs bcrbsi.

lut ellie 0ulWriIl 5ugeBuIlBelI, Ole OelI
| Stauoprnft Der Goppelmonarhie
tlarlegt nno iid eleih3eitis an Die
| Steai,ngspflidJtigen rihtet. Dir Iai.
fen 3iiidrift uno aunogebims i'm
&ortIaut folsen:
Cleveland, g., 9. guguit.
sd eriut)c liH Die ie ebere itno je
oitere Mnbsebirng bieies griefcs, 10.
lipie Ses beiIieeenben gufrufes uno
bin iiber5eugt, baB icber quite Seiier.
reiher iinb. llngar feline pfIidt nil.
lien unb sur S>iIfe ieiner i'm Seuer
| litebenoen 8riioer uno Srel,noe ellen
luirb.
Infer 0oterlanb III in 8einbr lrn6
5ii oieien idtperen 3eiten, no infer
leliebter Seiinothsort uno imiere
Siebften bon ,Seinoesnotb 5u idiiben
| iinb, - babe i'd nolles @ertrauen in
Der Serrider. unb gaterIanosireue,
iopie i'm patriotiiden Spiermlitb M.
ierer 9anbsIeute.
Tie 5iterreidiidiiuaariite Mo.
narfie tat iul51bIige gepeiie ibrer
Srieofertigteit gegeben, ilniereSelbit.
beberrifung bes Starfen tpiirne ie.
bod bon unieren Seinben mibperitan.
ben unb uniere Sangmilth bat nun
elm Gnbe. Die Sdulo am ariege idGt
anf iinicre 5einoe, Die i'm iins nui,
ae5lplingen baben,-ipir greifen gum
Sdpert in giotbipebr. Wir iperben
beipeiieu. oaf, ims Die aleide Tapfer.
felt unb Die slridye 9reue beieelt. fDie
luiere 1Iorreifen 8orfabren, baB
mir mif berieIben @eaeilteriing be.
reit iino, Siit mb glut am sIltare
bes @aterlanoeS 5u opfern, iuie iie es
In 10 pieIen Griegen tbaten.
Bon Der lteber5eugitns beieel., Dab
mir fir infer giites Reht itreiteH,
lakt iins aIe Sem Riife sur Hatne
folaen.
Mtit @ott fir Serrider ,mb gaier'
lnnbl
Ger I. unb 7. 9ioefoniuI unS
8erent:
Eelent.
on sic l5blife Rebaftion bes
.8oIfsblatt".
Cincinnati, 8.
auWbmadung.
g. lu6 2. Cciterr. .llnaar. aoniulat.
GlepeIano, 8.
SSu GcTierreid. llngarn ipuroe bon
Seiner MnieItdt Die glagemeine Wo.
biIiiieruna angeorbnet.
Gs haben baher 70 fort in ibre
MMsriiftiingsiiation cin5uriiden:
alqe Seercs.. ariegsmarine. unb
2anbipebrpfIidtigen.
slae Ialt ibrer @iomnnssfarte
,iir Ginriidling perpfIihteten 2ano.
Iturmsagiiten unb 2anbiturmtnan.
ner.
slle iibriapn nit 2anbitilrnp1iien
betheiIten 37idhrigen iino jiinseren
oanoftHrmpfIi6tigen bes agann.
Ibnftsitanbes, ipelhe Iaiit hires 2nno.
'hirmpaTies sur Ginriidiins DerpfIid.
tet iinb.
g(ae ioniiigen Ianbitirmpflihtisen
Bericnen bdben iid) fofort nit ge-
nniier alnaate ibrer Mbreiie BEL Der
|. lno t. Bertretlingsbeb6rDe IHiinb.
.id ober ffriftIid sil meIben. bon
pel6er lie be5iialih ibrer einriidpng
,ie ipeiteren Reiiimgen erbnlter.
CNo,, Htrrs, nSTtdf,no,, ,,,c- |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
0is srObsn peutf6sn srup.

Die sroben beutIfen Srup.
pentBrper. ipsIds bereits in polen eins
eeriidt iino, laiien barauf Iblieben,
bab Hubluno iid auf Der stpeiten
VertbeibigunssIinie bel Guardian
tonSentrirt. 0as lit ssnau, pas bic
Seutifen tpollsn. Wenn bic Ruiien
btnten in Der polIatei iteben bleiben,
tommen lie ni6t na6 Oeutff,lanb
uno tpenn fie it9 in Der OefenIibe
halten. 10 tptrb ibnen bas 9leihe pafs
ftren, ipie in Sapan. Sn turser 3eit
iperben bic 0eutihen cine iiberIeaene
3abl Sruppen aegen bic rufIiiGe
Stelun9 herdnbrinssn unb bann miro
iif Die &ataitropbe bon Wtutben, MIR
IN aroberem Wtabitabe, ipieberbolen.
gBir bermutben iebp9, bdb Der beute
lhen SeeresIsituns fir BEN 4ugenbIid
bauptidalid ourun gelesen lit, einen
trdfti9en Sdlas sesen bie 5ransoien
au fiibren uno bann er't bic HufIeu,
tpeI6e offenbar peniser eefir6tet
iperoen, poraunefmen. Sm llebriaen
TT aus Den 9oradnsen gu erIeben, ipie
ss nit Der ruiItiden Wpbilma6uns
belteat 1T. Wenn bieie nur einiserz
maBen ri6tia i'm 9anse lpGre, tonns
ten bic Oeutiten ntdt 10 unsebinbert
porruden, tpte es iebt geIhiebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04

Der tritii6s Gag fir oie
ger. Staaten 1T sliidlia uberItanben.
Gs tptro gu teinem Streit auf oen SO
tpeitlt6en gabnen tommen, ba oie
gabnoerpaIter, tpis bic 9abnaneeitels
ten iih perpfIittet baben. iicb in eins
tdieosseri6tlide @ntI6eiouna su fis
gen. Daour9 miro bie srobe @efabr
nerbiitet, bab bic @rnten ni6t auber
2dnoes transportirt tperoeu tDnnen,
mas notbtpenbig lit, um einen S6eil
oes 8olbes, oas mir na6 europa ass
thidt baben, 5uriidsuerIangen. mir
baben iogar bierin einen febr sroben
9eptnn gu erpdrten, ba has Saus
beretts Die Bin pafirt bat, pelhe ie>
Dem S4iffe bic ameritdniide Regi.
itratur ertbeiIt. poour9 mir ben gro.
Ben Sransportbanbel erIanssn, ben
bic triegfiibrenben Hationen nidt Be-
treiben t0nnen. Der profit, Der lid,
oaraus erseben miro, beaiffsrt iib ouf
iebr ptele Wtiaionen. Sn normulen
Sabren bdben mir an europa idbrIid
800 Miuionen Dollars @olb fir ben
transport uniersr Waaren be5aGlt,
Der uns jeBt perbleiben miro, mas ei<
men sroben @efpinu bilbet, Der beIons
oers in Der 9rdftigun9 uniersr Df.
tentlthen JtHdn3en Iebr portbeiI6aft
Sur 9eltune tommen tpirb.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-06
"Fi-Fi of the Toy Shop"

'Fi-Fi of the Toy Shop" will be
presented Friday evening at the Rob
ison Opera House. by over one hun
dred local performers, under the aus
pices of st. Philips Guild. The story
is pretty fairy romance, just the
kind that develops catchy, tuneful
music, and holds you spellbound
from curtain to curtain.
1t is almost unbelievable that Ard
more has such talent. Fi-Fi is a
graduate, of the New England Con
servatory of Music; Loosely has
studied dramatic art in Boston for
several terms, and takes her part as
she usually does, most excellently.
Bonnie has just returned from the
National Park Seminary, where she
eXcelled in dramatic art. Bo-Peep
has lost much sleep over the re-
hearsals, but her ability is unques-
toned. She is a graduate of Bush
Temple Conservatory of Chicago;
Capt. Barnacle is an Ardmore the
atrical man. he has made all theatre
goers laugh until they were quite
uncomfortable; Prince Lolly Pop will
be remembered as conspicuous
high school theatrical man. His
part has been well assigned Then,
there are the Sandman, the Tack
hammer, Inkspot, Dolls Head, Au-
relia, Lieut.. Tin Heart, Talking Doll
ard Fairies, china dolls, paper dolls,
Noah's Ark adimals and letter blocks.
al in the gayest dress imaginable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-06

cording to directions on the bottle and
she is cured of this trouble. She was
all run down when she started taking
the Compound and her periods did not
come right. She was so poorly and
weak that l often had to help her dress
herself, but now she is regular and is
growing strong and healthy. - Mrs.
MARTIN HELvIG, Plover, Iowa.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy.
If you are i'll do not drag along and
continue to suffer day in and day out but
at once take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, woman's remedy for
woman's ills.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine Co. (cOnfi-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-06
Post office to Use Cotton Cord

Washington, Oct. 5.-Whether the
post office department shall change
its long established custom of using
jute twine for cotton cord, is to be
determined by committee of postal
experts as the result of an inquiry in
to the subject. In announcing this on
Monday, Postmaster General Burle-
son expressed belief that owing to the
prevailing high price of jute and the
demand for this years cotton crop,
curtaied because of the European war,
every effort should be made by the
government to use cotton products
whenever the price conditions permit
ted.
Enormous quantities of jute twine
are used annually throughout the post
al service. Over 100000 pounds of it
were used mostly in the railway mail
service, during the last fiscal year,
for which the department spent about
100000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-06


Her technic and expression have
reached an astounding pitch of vir-
tuosity.
The past winter, while in Chicago,
aside from her duties as member
of the faculty in the Bush Temple
Conservatory she gave a number
of piano recitals in the homes
of some of the most prominent fam
lies. She assisted in musical after
moons at the homes of DR.. Elliot
and Mr.. Martin A. Ryerson. Her
abilities 'tcrc recognized ais by
Mr.. Edward Lytton and Dr. Super
in whose homes she gave recitals.
Her services were sought by various
musical clubs in the city and in near
by cities. When Miss Thompson
gave her recital at the high school
some weeks ago, her work was
quite marvellous. The heaviest num-
bers were rendered with the ease and
'h'p vi an dlllSl, Willie IHe lSnltr
numbers were marked with unusual
grace and expression
The program tomorrow afternoon
includes a number of the selections
that were so heartily appreciated
by her musical admirers in Chicago,
and great treat is in store for the
Philharmonic club and musical lovers.
Mrs. N. C. Woods, soprano, who
will assist Miss Thompson, is well
known in the musical circles of
Oklahoma. She possesses a voice of
rare sweetness and quality, a voice
that never fails to delight the hear
ers; one of much finish and depth
of feeling. This talent is combined
with a charming personality, which
at once wins her hearesr.
The members are asked to remem-
Der the business session at three
o'clock. The program begins prompt
ly at $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-06
THURSDAY,
LONE WONDERFUL NIGHT"

1t all happened in One Wonderful
Night The lives of girl and man
were completely changed and made
more happy than ever before. The Earl
of Nalestort insisted that his daughter
Lady Hermione, marry a Hungarian
Count This Count it seems, saw a
clear path to the throne of his coun-
try, but money was necessary. The
Earl of Nalletort himself had no
money When Lady Hermione's mother
passed away she LETT the daughter a
fortune The Count would do wonders
for the Earl, if the latter would ar
range to have his daughter and her
money marry him. The Earl did try,
and Lady Hermione escaped to Amer
lea. She considered the marriage vile
and would avoid it at any cost She
took with her a plotting Frenchman
who was known to her father. When
she arrived in America she planned to
marry lnlS llttle Frenchman, named
de Courtois. He agreed to protect her
with his name; nothing more. Then,
when she was rid of the Count, de
Courtois would disappear, and the law
would allow a separation.
This is small part of the plot of
"One Wonderful Night" which will be
shown at the Theatorium Thursday,
October 8, matinee and night 1t is a
4-reel special feature by the Essanay
Company, with Francis X. Bushman
in the leading role. Theatorium pa
irons will have an opportunity of see
ing the actor who won the Ladies'
World hero contest and was thereby
entitled to play the lead in this great
picture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-06
Orio Club.

The Orio club met Monday after
noon at the high school and began
their study for the year. The years
work takes up the study of noted
cities, their history and literature.
A portion of each meeting will be
given to the study of famous operas
and their composers.
The city for study was Concord,
Mass, and the life and works of
Emerson. Mrs. Webb led this sub
iect in her usual interesting manner.
Having visited the city often, her
own observations made the descrip-
tions very interesting. Mrs. Zaneis
read extracts from Emerson's lee,
ture on Compensation. Miss Rachel
Campbell reviewed the opera, Mad.
anne Butterfly, relating also the
leading motives of the story. Miss
Daisy Maud Webb played these mo-
tives as Miss Campbell read them.
She then sang the leading solo, with
Miss Robinson at the piano. Miss
Webb has voice of great sweet
ness and melody, beautifully finished,
one that has had the finest of cult
vation.
The club members are all very en-
thusiastic and earnestly interested
in the work for the year. Mrs.
Webb's return has added new zeal to
the work. 1t was she who organized
this club in 1901, and she has al
ways directed its work in a most
thoughtful manner. The members will
meet for study at her home Friday
mornings at $50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-06
MEETS STEFANSON IN
THE FROZEN NORTH

San Francisco Oct. 5.-Charting of
the north Alaskan coast has been
completed by Ernest DeKoven Lef.
fingwell of Pasadena, Cal, after year
alone in the northern wastes, it was
learned here Monday.
Leffngwell arrived late Sunday on
the whaler jeanette. He journeyed
north on the Mary Sachs, one of Stef-
ansson's vessels and returned with the
word that the two ships of the Cana
dian expedition which were frozen in
last winter near FlaXam island, thir-
ty-five miles from Leffingwell's head
quarters, made their way to sea in
July and now are on their way to Do
minion waters.
Speaking of a visit from Stefansson,
Feffngwell said:
EARLY in December / was surprised
on answering a knock at my door to
see Stefansson stride into my cabin
! had supposed him to be hundreds of
miles distant He and several of his
party were encamped at Collinson
Point. Later they sent dog team to
my camp and took me to their head
quarters for Christmas. We exchanged
several visits after that.
when the ice broke up about the
Karluk, Stefansson's ship, her seams
were found open and she was aban-
doned, the explorer and his party en-
barking on one of the other vessels"
Leffingwell says he believes land
north of Canada, for which Stefans-
sons party is searching. exists, and
will soon be discovered