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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29
etimmt fur liberale @eiebseber!

@ir modem nodmaS ouf bic
aroBe Bidfiofeit nufmeriiom, In
aIIen Giitriften Oes Stoates iir Il.
berale llbaeor0Heie lmo StaGts. &c.
nntorea al itimmen. @eHn aud
EN- nberoler Bouberneur ermabIt
neroeH ioatG uno oos III @ouber.
uefr Worehea6. Der cine @ieSer.
pabl reblid peroient bot, 10 III IS
BOO BON eroberer @idtigteit. 0aB
BE @ilrger 0araaf ieben. iiberaa
Wldrmer BON ghrIidteit, Gboratter
uno freibeitIihen 2ebensanihor.
rngen IN Die Staatsgeiebgebung gu
mdhlen. Sn Den meiiten legisla.
iiben mA Seaats. 9iftriften 0es
Staotes treten ioI9e 9an0ioatten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29

auf Sn ienen Giitrifteu no 3peia'
nereine oes Stoaisberban0es fiuo,
iino Die oeutlden Stimmaeber lber
Die re6ten aan0i0aten geHail unter
rihtet. SolIte Elm Burger iber bic.
fen ooer ieuen Gnn0iooteH i'm 8iDei.
fel iein 10 1T al %enpieblen, Dab er
flo nit ben 8eamten oes gereins
ODER on6eren oeutideu @iirgern Die
in ofieniIiden angeIegeHbeiten @e,
iheiS Diiien In @erbiHoung iebt
uno or mirh gena,la ausflmft iiber
Die begiiHitigten a~aH0ioaten erbol
ten. gnrger, m1blt cine Iiberale
9eSiSlohIr uH6 ibr iidlert Die 5rei.
belt mio Sen Gortiariit oes Stnntes
Rebrustn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29
Rinur filr ~stnats.anSitur.

0ieies 1T 6as beocltenoIte III be.
iebenoe Stuatsant. es bat Die Son.
troae o6er lleberDadnng BON Stuts.
lno GoumtD-5 onas bon fat $67..
000, 900. Gin e~riabreuer Mpnn foil.
te oesbaIb errD1bIt lperben. SER
%. 6. Mlinor III elm tDeithdtiger,
eifrie arbeitenOer. boilider an0 lei.
inlHgsfibiger @aun. Dem sDeiidb.
rise eriabrlmg in SnnobabuHg Der
@eif6ite bieies amtes sur Seite
iieben. Rieman0 miro eiten 6eh.
Ter begebeh penH er ben iesisen
SiIfs. auAitor " 2. Wiincr, urter.
itiikt. RoI. Ans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29

Mufit II Gud6rniIilomsser btS
oeutfdsH ai6ts tOn1Ht / RiIcmstsr
Grsnss
Gs fpmmen MolEen bon einsr
Dide Bib ga 8 MtiIen boy.
Das dg1ptifas Snftitut Der
uniDerlitdt GtruBburs erhielt pom
BEN priH5er SraGim bon prsnbna
inc reripeae @ammIung, bemCtis
der unb gris4H6er Gftratn (GGers
,eHl, pelme Der YEins tpdbrenb as
Isr asEie IN Assppitn sriuOrben FAT.
Die nlsiIlsn Slide bssisbeH iIa auf
sie 8eiiesung Bon Jbiss una 1el:
lfnraamisn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29
earaer, benft an Gnre @a6lsfliat!

IS lit jebes Saraers gilidJt, 6as
linn s~nitebsuSs @abLredDt aud eHsS
sniIbeu. Hfliht BEN ganbe, Ssm
Staats, benz GOHmtg anS fa iel6it
gegsHaber. Anbrre, bic bisl Ucnj.
ger imitnaSe FHO, Intelligent ~ VI.
tbsilsu, nHO eeHen e. pieI wem1ser
nm bas allaemeine 9eubl ais nm
lire fleiHeH peri5nliAea Snterrhsn
ooer ihrer 5aftiBa anS 9artei IN
thnn lit, bic mrrSea e. tbnH.
2urd cine puasdhllige Babl6e.
thsitigHug an Der 0ebrasta Gtaats.
NATL am 8. Goptmber f0nnea bic
sentihen 8Fraer am 8siten Sss
9entidtbHms 8ertb nuo Selbitge.
fabl 3eigen, am beitsn aem eanSe
nab ff iel6it Siraen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29
grief ans QtntihLanb.

9udftebenoer grief aus Geatit-
lamb miro uns sur 8eroffentlihung
Sur @erfiguns geIteat:
SdDaf0rSen. Den % Sept. 1914.
GaAtel
Sd6nen Cant fir 9einen Iieben
Brief Der inns ale geiuno uno mltll-
ter a~ugetrohen bat Define GIterH
fonuea Dir ia leioer uift mebr 10
redt ontporten neil iie bod 81 alt
|mno' idpad oo3u ifno. Nus oieiem
grunoe babe i'd es iiberuommen,
Dir nal 10 riftia gu fhiLoern. uie
gut es uus ood tros oes arieges
nod INNER gebt.
Maein Batter lit natiirlid aidt nit
i'm arieee, neil je bod nur gang
ferngeluube jlnge 2eute ein5ieben
SD bin ouA ia ihon q Sabre alt
'mnb bo9 gang gefun6 uno trGftie
Iun6 mliBte oieieu SCRIPT ia beim
g}ilitGr eintreten, aber Die bo6en
nod ale fehte Rahridt. GQs Der
Iarieg ausbraf, meiute ih aud, oaB
i'd pobI iofort eingeaogen piiroe,
.aber leioer bis iebt nod
n DIT. 9lls i'd ON bierten Gaae
nod feline 9nhridt bate, oo babe
.ih mid gleih freituiHig gum ariege
gemei0et, bin ober Ieioer niht an.
genommen por6en. neil iA ia sunl
SCRIPT eintreten miibte. Sn S6ma.
.foroen bnben iid nobI 80 @ann
..freiDilig gemeIoet uno es fin0 BLOB
bier W a nneenpmmen tucrOen.
.GaraH fannit Oh ieben, mie biet
SoIonten mir nod nahlenoen fon.
men. 4tio BLOB feine angIt, bic frie.
gen ale, ollie nelhe, 0ber niGt all
|tnnpp. @ir merfen bier ia iebr
|nenis bonn arieee. 8ungersnotb lit
nod nirgenOs dllsgebroheH. Ole
Shmeinepreiie iinb 10 bilLig, tuie iis
Imobl nod ME getDeieu FIND.
6iittermitteI hnben mir qerua.
'Berite aus GuBlano giebt "a ia nidt
mehr, aber bnfiir baben mir Oieies
.Sabr bier cine Ie6r CUTE Grtte. Bur
bic a~drtoffeln fin0 nift nq5ugnt ge.
|ratben aber Hoggen, S1fer uno Gen
lit iebr bieI un0 diidl BEL outem
Better bereingefommen. 4eutih.
.ldn0 fam es nod niin0eitens EN-
|SaEr aasbnlten. SoffentIiG baben
mir 0ouH ole Jeinoe beiiegt.
Dies aIes babe i'd On 10 eeidrie.
ben, 0anit Oh BLOB nidt gIaibit,
IooB Is ms bier tUegen oes Grieees
Iihledt sinqe. Batter bat 300 Norf
fir Ons Notbe areus gegeben lnb
aitber0em babeH lBir tDohl nod fiir
100 Wqnrf giebcsg1ben on 1ie sc.
men abgegebeu. Garan ipirlt gu
mohL icberl, 6aB es uIs nod iebr
gut oett. MerH bort BITE 3eitlngen
MIR Suites Ron ben 5rntsciett lnlA
|GngIdn0ern fAreibelt nn6 bon nls
MIR S9ledtes. 0aAR lit 6as ia ni6t
idon fiir inns. nber rabr III es
.nidt. Sn 0ieier Belt VOC id bic.
|fe8 iareibe, 1T fein BeinD
nnf beutfAem 90.
Die Miiiieu ano GronsoIen
lzt0 ia nler0tngs In tfuIer Qar6 EN-.
eeorlingeH gelueIea. aber alIe iDieoer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29

fritiiiren @ir fiihrcn Doraus ben
~folgeuoeu 8aroaraphen OH: SEER
gIadburn Der r~epubIifmiide SIAN.
oiOat. ilt aid Gin @esner Der Sc.
fiirDortimg Matchmaker 9robibition
unb erfIGrt. oogesen 81 itimmen,
falls er erDdhlt miro. Ties matt
es mmoaIih, fir ibu su itimmen. "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29

'biirgern lit, Benefit Der ltniiton0.
|6oB er Bel Der grim1rtpobl bereits
|fnlt 5pei Grittel ailer nbgegebeneu
|Gtimmen erbieIt, nGHlIid runO 65
Vrogent. Mud ipri1t Der umitano
fir Germ Solenbed, ooB iein DE.
genfonoi0ot, aidter Steele, 6ereits
'oos biblii@e alter BON 10 Sabreu
.erreiGt bat. Serr 0oaenbed fat
.ietn 9eim i'm ihonen Fremont oui.
oeidLageD un0 bereits oft beIrieien,
IbaB er nuf ietne oeuiih. pemnlslbo-
AbftoHmuna iteIs III uno baB
'er ben GeutiaeH nod INNER geiDo.
gen lit. aIio, liebe 2onbsleute.
.baLtet jelf suiarnHen un1 tretet an
ipie etn Mnrn fir Conrad &olen.
bed. aif gum Gfeg an 3. ge.
bender NIT GoHroD 9oEIenbed.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29

Eisre, ipsIas 40 pIstsn ianiaubm &C.
tldsH mAHsH.

."
Inter oIItrIsi usbt Obtr mlnbtr
kltfamsn limFdnotu bsruHsIidteH
sisrs bur8 einti4tuns,n, psI@s bsr
gptnI6 ed4afm Bat. alssmsiH be-
lannt 1T ss !. o.. Oab uusdbIies gOs
gel bas DpI,r tlsIiriidsr Drdhls iDsrs
ssn. Nan iauI2t Tid OIL, ipsun man
Don BEN ~nit OsrIossHoeH" 5HItiHit
Der sirrs iptidi. llHItrtitis i9ibt
sisItr SnltIn,t bic 1isr, Dor isbr Dis'
ZEN gsfahrsu unb fibst Re our4 mans
DE Q5tsn hinour9; ab,r CT ioun Re
manamol aud brett ms g,rbsrbsH
Iibrsn.
Gin iptniasr bsIaHniss, btmertsHss
iprrtts gtiipisI oitlsr Nrt III aud
oas foiasnos, oas namsntlih in ben
1giopans uno ben SnnIstsp etroltums
TsIoern aaIiforuisHs bGufig 80 9oss
iritt, absr erf In fetntn trnurigsH
ehlab : GrS.bHiFsH rdbrssncmmen
tpsrom lam.
Sn ben Selfslotrn Fn0 risIt bibId
runos, glatis 904sr al finbsn, psI6e
fir bic 0ireits 9eforcerung 6ts Gros
els nat ben Raffinerisn anssIsst uno
mi. Ro1rsn ptriIeio,t fino. SobaIo
.inen aanindsn ooer Elm eSodrabbitA
lin folhss God btmsrlt. fiibIt Is i9.
tuie Is fdstut. bur4 feinsn Snitintt
pa5u beipoetn, fh 6rinnsn an5uFss
oein ooer miuosIttns, fpie I'M JdI oes
Gidsntanin@ens, bariu 3ufluht sss
gen Ieinn grSbtsn BsiH6, SeH MeHs
Iatn. su iudsH, Deuu oi. R6brsn
nod ni9t bsnubt perosH fnb, III
ttin Gsru9 pbsr IoHit ettpos bOrb1ns
cen, mas abidredsno ouF bas Tier
pirfeu t6nnts.
9al0 mug aber ods adnin6en Be-,
merfsn, odB feline saftIids 9shdufung
in gspssuug serGt. 3bus 3peifei
pirb Is oaour6 eri9rsdt; abr ned
INNER slaubt ts, an F9sriten gu
Iein, fpeHn Is sinfu9 n oisIsm
SdtupFpintel bIeibt. Stin SnIintt
fagt ibm absr. baB bruuben i'm frsien
6slDs gtDShnIia bic grOBts Gsfatr
III.
9d I@lisbt Ii6 bas cine gnSs 0ss
Qonss; aber itIbit 6ann rei9t aaa
3ier nod nidt. 8aI6 bsrounitli it'd
aud ods aBosrs, - un0 odnn tommi
fur has aaniHaeu unb feline 6amilit
9untsIAeit fir INNER, Elm iammerppl'
let Sob!
Wlit Der 3eit entbedt man, 5ab
cine frif9 ssIegte Dell RSkrsnIeitung
rsrFopFt lit. git oisltr Ml6e Hn0
RiBfiGtsit p.r6tn Die GIitoer Der
aShrsBleitnHa nod a~bIteauns oes
5uItrpmss, aus chamber geHommen,
- unO banR finost man Die aeler
'isler anRinden, iuelae beititiqt pers
9tH mlFsn! S9on tauitn1e BON ga.
linden inb aaf Tolas @tiIe in ben
Qelfeosrn umgsipmmsn!
4od sr0Ber ibriseus FHo 81,
1ienstn osr N~aFerp5gsl, pel9e in
ssnItIbtn asgioHen hGufig tinea tras
.aiidfH Too finosH. uHb aud in oies
lem Sale I6tint Der JnFtintt bos
5srbangHis ts~rbsi5ufiibreu. Se6er
t.etne Sea BON pstroIeum in Der
glanborfdaFt timer 0slquens miro
.nimIid au elmer Sale fir Die I'm.
5Il4liaen @ogsl; int 3pieIiat .oes
36taes uHb ots Morgtns Teben bitIe
ssgfarbign Gtsn 3rstfelsobnt fin
gas ause Der g6gst ME seip0buli6e
WdfTerf1roer ousi
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ftimmt flr
GoaraO 0oaeRbed

Inn 0as gmt 6es Cberrifters Ses
giebrasfaer Gbergerifts betpirbt iid
befanutlid 8fi6ter gonrao Solen.
bed. Der bereits felt is 5obren Std.
ter beim 6. 9iItriftsaeridt lit. 8ie
beliebt Der arn0ioat bel ieiHen gtit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29
Snlusa els @atipilt.


SOlusa els Gntipiit.
Der foIgen0e arsi6nitt crihien
inf 2incoln Gain Star uno betrtift
Die aonoioatur bon u. .. Sopea,
0en republifaniihen aanoionten fir
@ouperneur uno graii0eut Der 80.
men sIffroae 9eosue"
nSn ieiner Qampngnc fir Sou.
berneAr duf DEM republitaHiidn
Iitg Hodlt R. g. Sotnea in bodit
notiirliher @eiie ieinen Appel flr
Die groBe Stimmen8nbl Der 6remO.
~geborenen in Rebrnstu. Dies lit Die
Saiion oes Sabres. IN nel6er Serr
8orDea Die 6remOgeborenen redt
germ bat un0 fuenn er iber 6ieien
Bunft gefrnst rneroen ioate. piiroe
er es IN oller @nbriheiulidteit alit
sirett ioeeu.
aba Serr Sofpen bat nidt im-
nter bic Gremoeeborenen 10 germ &c.
bobt. Die in oieies 2an0 famen, nm
lin benz europGifhen Crude gu eHt,
Sieben unb before @~elegeubetten 81
fin6en, lin Gortihrttte 8u mabeH
Dor nidt LANCER 3eit ging Elm
8~etreffanber IN Der 5ffentliden gi.
bIiofbef IN Omaha our1 Omuboer
3eifMHeen dlteren 9ntums unO mar
honit erItolrnt angeIidts oeiien, oas
ii9 Jet 5utrdgt. CT fano n1mlih
ii. a. eiHen lefalen 3eitunssortifeI
inter benz Datum bonn IL. S1nudr
1893 unb ultfer Dem 8itcl: g@bo
man come IN Gurrmt copies glltb
tofes up tbe Smmierution 0uetiou
peIder in Der neberiesung Iautet
pie folgt:
ageihr1nfte GiuDonoerung~ mar
6os geltern 9beno beiprodene Che.
ma 0es Current Copies Club in Den
3in1rern Der Yottg Mtens Gbrijtiau
NHoeiatlnn.
Sic greigniiie Der Ietten bier.
5ebH gaee puroen Ron S. q. SO.
uers 0isfatirt norouf G. Z. Garrs.
NORTH bic affirmative ergriff. Gr
ioete, onb Is notbmen0ig Eel, 6a.
rnnf 5u ieben, aaB Grem0geborene
Grunbetgentburt errperben un0 ite
geafpunaen peroeu, cine g~rsiebung
su geniebet, oauiit quite 9itrger ans
linen genodt Deroen fonnten. I'm
eine perfettere Union 3u mnben iei
cine mehr bausIide Ritbel notbneu
big.
Die Gremogebprener, iogt CT, Der.
mif9en iid niht nit irgeno elmer
an0ern Settle, ionnern MIR init BE-
men ibrer eieenen RationolitGt. Gle
ieien bnber un0merifanild uno bon
eireln uiearigen Stonbar6. CT be.
~firsDortete Die 2imitotion Der Syul
migrnnten nro oos 9inougbalteH Der
rneKnanfdten alajie. Die Metbobe,
auf 0iae GdluBinIgerlmg gu fon1
men, Nor EN- ihnieriges Broblent.
G. Steneer n0bm Die neqdtibe
Seite 6es Arguments uno belt, 0aB
Die uuertniininten SHmigrnnten
diseeIhIofIen iDeroen ioIIten, neil
Die arbeiteaoe alofie 6urh 9etteI.
4rbeiter. nie bierber fomnen, ge-
fA0oigt piir6e. e5t nnberer SIN.
fdt mar ct ni6t Der aniidt, oab
0te gereiniaten Stdaten ong aedt
h1tten, Smmigrdtion 3u beiftdnfen.
Germ Gtenger's Bortrog tDdr febr
tDeitIhipeifeno.
Sn elmer fitr5en @nIpraGe Ell.
fL1rte fth &err N o. SopeA balm.
1GB bic Gereinigter Gtaoten niGt
ais eth aibI fir ben MbIhaum GU.
ropo's beoblihtigt feien.
Gs ioate la0efien ertpGbnt fDeroel
b1B &err &oipea 81 jener 8eit. ais
er ben 8sen0eeborenen 5u 6es let.
feren 8orurtbetL ais ben gMbldnlm
bot europa be5eihnete, er bieIeIAt
nieHaIs 1nr1n bodte Dab er einutal
repiibLiEaniiher annoio1t fiir Gou.
refnear zines Stootes fem fonate,
Ser IN 10 qroBem moobe aus Fremo.
qeborenan amerifanern s~ufdnmsnge.
ieet tlb ais sera0e Nsbrnsfn e.
bette lit.
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HlaaLnn Id fein grsBi6ttisniIf.

Die 4llti-5 aEoou*Qign bon Sc
br0sEa ien0et an ale lire MlitaIie.
DIR 9rieie, IN oeneu iie Die Gtess
Inns Aef &anoioaten fir asngreB-
mduEier III oer 4rubibitionsIraga
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-29

N1n unterItiite bic oeutide
.Breiie spoem man 3u ibrer Ser.
brgiiuus beitradt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07
RIVER BED RIGHTS CONTESTED.
Islands in Arkansas River Withdrawn
From Basis Of Suit.

Oklahoma City. June 6.-As a re-
suit OF a resolution passed by the
state school land commissioners,
which was brought before the sec
retary Of the interior some time ago
by members o. the Oklahoma delega-
ton in congress, the secretary with
drew from entry the islands in the
Arkansas river which the state is
asking the government 10 cede, thus
virtually reversing the position there
tofore taken by the department that
the Arkansas river is not nayiga5le
stream
Since the Islands were withdraw
from entry there has been filed in the
federal court here a suit similar to
that pending in the federal court Of
the east side Of the state, wherein
the right to the oil and gas Of The
river bed is contested as between The
federal government and riparian own
ers.
1t is the intention of the state OF
Oklahoma to intervene in this suit
with reference to the oil and gas re-
sources of the islands in the ArkaN-
sas river contiguous to the oil feds
and ask that the school land board
be permitted to lease them for miner
ais. the leases to be operated by re-
ceiyers as is being done in the river
bed leases in the east side of The
state.
In this way the oil and gas of the
islands will be produced and the roy
alties will be carried in an account
that will 20 to the parties who may
be decided to be entitled to it upor
trial of the case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07
YOU CAN'T EAT
APPETITE POOR

Mulutudcs of people lose their
annette. Simply don't care for any
ming TO eat The diuneT bell has no
interest 20 them. They l1athe their
breakfast. They may HiDbie niue
" this and a little Of that but they
90 not care for II.
Lunch has lost all Of its charms
although they try 10 eat something
Dinner about the same.
There is something positively
wrong. OF course. but no disease that
can be named. Just out Of sorts.
That IS all. ,..,-
IL is in this kind OF a condi''oh
that Pcr,na acts very beneilciaIIy.
hncr using Pcruna, interest IN 1000
"a revived. beginning with a tea
sooouful Of Pcruna before each meal
,rul generally quickly improve ihe
appetite and help the digestion.
Thousands Of people can tostify 10
this. Liberated from a slavery 'NdI is
almost unbcarable. The slavery 'l
having no interest in life. All uscd
mn Yet one does not know exactly
,gb,. Take pcruua before each meal
skies will get blue again. Fields WIZ
look green once more and llie VIII
be pleasant. You viii feel that you
are ..,,od for something and the world
1, a good place to live in. Peruia
viii do IT, Not as an artificial sum
ulant. Simply a tonic that stimulates
appetite in a natural way
Those who object 10 liquid nned'-
,;,es can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07
ANTITRUST BILLS
NEARING SENATE
COMMITTEE COMPLETES HEAR
INGs WITH TESTIMONY OF
TWO RAILROAD ATTORNEYS.

Washington June with te'u'
-ony todly by two railroad altor'
u0y,, the senate interstate commerce
committee practically completed lis
antitrust hearings and ucE. week VIII
make zap the task of settling upon one
o. more bills to report to the senate.
The committee has before it
uas, of testimony from many parties
Interested in the proposed legis'at.on
Fairly n the coming week 10 probably
..U receive portion OF the aAi.-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07
IMPORTANT llauo7 CASE.
Court hoids Contract Go51 Hasre
Made is Enforceable Anywhere

Oklahoma City. June 5--.n the
ca-- OF Klein Bros. ". John H'A2r,
decided today in an opinion OF 1he
supreme court commission, b. Judge
Harrison. the law OF contracts tor
LIQUOR sales is discussed from new
angle The defendant in error was
retail liQ.or dealer in Gaiaei.llle,
Tex. The plaintiffs in error are
wholesale liquor dealers in city IL
ONO. In both the states and sections
named the liquor business is .awin'.
KeIar was indebted TO KEN B.oS.
for liquor delivered to him in Gaines
Vile and removed TO Okahom1.
state where the liquor bIslnes; IS
unlawful. Action was brought in the
courts OF Comanche county TO recoY-
er the amount OF the debt. The low
or court held that the contract was
not enforceable in this state. The
opinion BY Judge Harrison re'arsed
the lower court and holds that con
tract that is good where made Is
good anywhere.
In the case Of Simpson vs.. Tootle,
Wheeler < Motter, decided in the
same court, in an opinion by Judg
Brewer. a new theory on the statute
O. limitation involving bankruptcy
/ Proceedings is set forth The court
held that an adjudication in bank.
ruptcy under the act Of 1S9>. as
amended. does not suspend tbe run
ming Of the statute OF limitations "a
To- gro,able claims. for the r.as7n
that such adjudication does no, put
the creditor under a legal disability
within the meaning Of section 4C5s
revised laws Of Oklahoma, and doe
not relieve him from filing his suit
before the statute acts as a bar,
This case was decided thus on re
hearing. Judge Brewer having hell
contrary in the original opinion. He
recites that neither side submitle'
any decisive case on the question
but he finds a provision in a forme
bankruptcy law that is not included
ir the law Of 1s9S upon which his con
clusion is in part based
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07
A Strong Endorsement.

". H. Holmes OF the Decorah, Ia g.,
journal, says. 81 have been a sUt-
ferer from Piles and Hemmorhoids for
years. got no relief until my drug
glst recommended Meritol Pile Rem
edy. Before I had taken half the PACK
age the distress was gone, and have
had no trouble since would not
take a thousand dollars and be back
in my former condition"
+. J. Ramsey exclusive agency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07
ANGI I0.ANFR|CAN PEACE CENTENARY
STRIKING FEATURES IN BALL PROGRAM

manager OF the Great Eastern Rail-
road 10 speed up the services Of that
line That much Of the i'll feeling
which greeted his appointment has
worn away. g., indicated by the fact
that he has been appointed a member
Of the general managers conference,
the first time that anyone not Brit.
i,a subject has been elected to that
organization. Thanks TO the efforts OF
the new general manager the towns
served by the Great Eastern are now
getting their Sunday papers many
hours sooner than in the past.
Railway experts predict that Thorn
ton will have no difficulty in better
ing the times Of the express trains Of
rival lines as the Great Eastern does
not have to surmount the same gra-
di-uts as its competitors. one OF the
curious anomalies Of British railways
is the great difference in average
train speeds on the various lines. Phys
ical limitations account for much OF
the low speed on the southern lines,
but the gradients and length Of non.
.rop runs on the Great Eastern will
( give the American expert an excellent
chance to make some express train
records. -@s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07


London May "a" Ai's'
lean peace Centenary Da" d. b"
liminary TO the celebration OIL '''e o''7
hundredth anniversary ol Ps''7
tween English 7peaH'us peop'sa
proposed by the BRUSH 'o'iiii-',''
for June lo' next II VIII De 'e'1 D"
Royal Albert HAL ""e'e' ~ -
pected several lAousaHu 'i''''- ''1
American guests VIII pi resent O. 7''
Eeous spectacle.
The arrangements are III '''' '''-,.1'
.oi a committee ied1'4 -;
Of the American ai.oa7Sa
Princess ArlHII ol ''''''"' 7''''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07

Mrs. Mary Butler who has taken up
flying as a profession, is planning to
drop in literally on her friends for
afternoon teas from the flying grounds
where she is stationed as a racing
pilot.
Mrs Butler has just returned from
France where she underwent a long
course of training in preparation for
ler present post as flying representa-
tive Of an aeroplane manufacturing
concern. She has entered for the
aerial Derby around London and will
he the first woman who has ever
competed in this race Mrs. Butler
saws she never loses her head but
frequently loses her temper when she
gets into a tight place. She has been
aving for three years and has never
had serious accident. She explains
that she was forced into the flying
game. but by circumstances she could
not resist She was living quietly in
the country near shoreham on farm
part OF which was acquired for an
aerodrome. and later waterplane
station was erected near her home
This proximity proved too much and
Mrs. Butler soon took up flying, first
as a fad. but as she increased in pro
fciency, she adopted it as pro
faggiOn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07

Serious sicknesscs start in dlsor'
dcrs of the stomach, liver and kld-
neys The best corrective ana pre-
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Effective and mild 25c, at your Drug
giRt
Eucklcn's hrnica Salyc for all hurts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07

To improve the appetite and streng-
than The digestion try a few doses OF
Ctamberlain's Tablets, Mr.. J. II.
Seitz Of Detroit, Mich, says. "Ihey
restored nv appetite when impaired,
relieved me Of bloated feeling ana
daused pleasant and satisfactory
moycu cnl Of the bowels For sale
Is all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07
Coughs and Colds Weaken the System

Continued Coughs, Colds and Bron-
rhiaI troubles are depressing and
weaken the system Loss o. weight
and appetite generally follow Ger "a
SOC bottle OF Dr. Kings Nv Dis
royory TODAY IL will suo yoI~ cough.
Tho first dose helps. The Das' uyGi-
cine for stubborn Coucls. Ca.d- and
all Throat and Lung Troubles. Wy. q.
II Brown NusCa'ina. Ala. writes.
NV wife was SICK during the hot
summer months and ! honestly be-
lteye Dr. Kings New Discovery saved
her life" Good for children soc and
100. al your Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07

DISTILLED WATER DELIVERED
IN 5.GALLoN BOTTLES AT CSC.
w. j. LANE. 50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07

The railroad world here is watching
with much interest the efforts OF H.
W Thornton. the American general
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07

The Ardmoreite is authorized to an
nounce the following, subject to the
pleasure Of the democratic voters al
the primaries, August 4, 1914.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-07

Ardmoreite Want Ads pay big.
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Bargains in the Want Ads.
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