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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01
The Cause of the Social EUu
and the Remedy for 1t
BY ALBERT W. ELLIOTT
President Manager the Mission.

The remedy Of the social evil, Il
one could be found that would prove
effective, would be the greatest in-
vcnton Of tho age a measure that
would actually stop public and private
vice would be the most glorious
achievement 0f The centuries There
is q remedy but It viii not be used
by the common run OF humanity
During the earlier experiences that
the writer had In rescue work no
/ conclusions were reached, looking TO-
the elimination of the evil. II was
simply my contention during that pc
riod that sll these women wanted Go
reform and would reform If assistance
was offered. After a Few years of la-
boring among them. however / was
convinced beyond AN doubt that for
some reason or other they did not
wish to REFORM That they were "at
home ius' as much as amy one else
following their profession
During 1912 / concluded that the
remedy d. social evil ANA public vice
generally was TO drive these women
out ol the restricted district and thus
eliminate al public vice. but this cam
not be- Zone with the material We
have ai hand for the purpose. You
only succeed i'm actually closing GER
Wiu houses and keeping them closed,
hut where dc the inmates go? They
go to- rouminE houses. boarding
houses. flats and hotels they sim
ply cannot be driven from large
city Recently while in Los Angeles
] made personal investigation of
conditions u that city and found that
many ruoming houses right in the
hcuJ ot the city We're occupied 10y
lhrse women. Ihey hao been uIlVeh
from lhe tehlf'e'eu uIslliot
a serious error has been made in
attempting % better soclul conditions
DIS tho methods pursued hy many poe
lice officers and by many social well
fare organizations throughout Amcri-
Gao SO possible good can be accom-
plishod in such manner
The ereat majority of the organi2a-
tlons aIe headed by or managed by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01
NIcrln

An evening ut amy New York res-
taurant now that the rage for music
with dinner has reached its height.
Cream of Tomato Soup with
Gounods Meditation
Celery with the Trail
OF the Lonesome Pine
Broiled Bluefsh with
Somebody's Coming TO our House
Pommos Franchise with Apple
Blossom Time in Normandy
Spring Lamb and Mint Sauce with
O Pop O Pop, o popl
Larded Beef Teuderloin with the
Curse of an Aching Heart
Roquefort, American and Swiss
Cheese with the International Rag
Butter with Silver
Threads Among the Gold
Assorted Cakes with Why
DO You Keep Hangin' Around?
coffee with Tostl's Good-by
The Century
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

The death uf George Westinghouse,
inventor Of enc air brake which rcNu-
muoni2ed rllruading calls 60 mind
the fact that there are two classes of
men-thoso Who do things ANA those
who talk about them.
George IVES ughouse wus @ man of
action. no him and to such men as
Thomas a. Edison, George w. Coo
thals, James !. Hl and Alexander
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

Graham Bell The people Of the United
States owe a heavy debt Of gratitude.
History is filled with the rcnOwn
of statesmen and warriors, but the
real builders of the things that count
seldom get the credit that is their
due Teachers Of youth, healcrs of
the sick, leaders i'm thought ana
makers Of empires an play their
splendid part in the affairs Of men,
but tbe inventors. builders and en-
gineers actually have turned the world
from q wilderness into land Of
miracles
such men as Westinghouse have
made the world better place In
which 10 live They protect the lives
of citizens from disaster. they wrcst
from nature the fun measure Of COM
fort ana happiness for an mankind
and by making communication easier
they provide the means for the cX-
pansion ANA well being Of the race.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

dyspepsia. Since taking Dr.. Caldwelps
syrup Pepsin these have an gone. and
although Mr.. Gouchcr says he Is Ga
ne does not look more than 40.
Syrup Pepsin is sure in its results
and a vast Improvement over cbewino
or swallowing tablets. and minis or
taking cathartics, salts, etc, ali of
which are harsh and nauseous and Mt
best do but temporary good. You can
obtain Syrup Pepsin at any drug store
for fifty cents or one dollar a. bottle
Results are always guaranteed or
money will be refunded.
Families wishing to try free
sample bottle can obtain it postpaid
" addressing DR.. w. b. Caldwell. 41a
washington St. Monticello, Ill. A
postal card with our name and adj
dress on it will do.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01
NInrN,a Anlmal SHOW.

(tlumane RcYicW)|
Mary had a little lamb
Twas Persian ION her coat,
She also had a mink or two
About her dainty throat
A bird of paradise, "a tern,
Ana crmine made the hat
That porched at jaunty angh
ON her couture, largely rat
Her tiny boots were sable Uppel,
Her gloves were muskrat. too.
Her muff had heads and tabs Of hail
The CRITTERS I'm the zoo
And when she walked ahrodd, wccr
She feared no Wintfy witl,
AT keeping warm twas pldu 10 see
She had an nature skinned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

"Do you realize that no money can
replace Mrs Pankhurst?" cried the
English militant who wrecked the
Eokeby Venus. No, perhaps not; but
Christy MathewsOn has "a better
throwing arm and q lot better Con-
rol, and his money value is the mere
trine of $4,000 (estimated) a season.
Puck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

The president gave the democrats
of Tennessee pause when hc appealed
to them FOR harmony. so harmony.
uo offices
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

March gave us a few specimens ol
what It could de 20 maintain its rcp-
utauon of hluster.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

81 last Colonel Roosevelt "a "a
grandfather bat The Hon. Nick Long
worth Is not guilty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01
The Now Why.

"Be warned i'm time. Don't you
know that girl smokes drinks and
CANDLES at bridge?'
81 know / am going 10 marry
her to reform her "-Couricr-Jour-
nal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

IN must be hard 10 he poor" oh.
served the millionaire.
'ou the contrary, 10 is the easiest
thing ln the world. replied the pau-
per Cincinnati Enquirer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

Colonel Goethals saws he win not
run for president So far his Culebra
landslide has consisted If Georse W.
Perkins
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

Ulster celebrated caufomIa's orange
day am right hut ID WAS not So popular
In Cork,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

Now Is the time TO serape some OF
tho unehfnFd increment from the back
lot Clean up
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

CHAs, L. EEPPLER & SON
Maker OF awnings, porch curtains
tents and anything in canvas.
Household goods bought and sold
Coed line of new furniture Sleep
ing porches our specially, Phone
967 Si7-t9 South Second Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

Nash Electric Supply Company.
Electrical contractors and engin.
GERS Motors and generators.
Everything electrical carried in
stock. BOO West Central Avenue.
Phone No. 2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

Manufacturing COnfectioners
Schutt s David Candy Co.
Wholesale and retail chocolates
bon bons. taffies, pan goods. ice
creams and sherbets. 222 w Cen
tral Ave Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01
COAL AND WOOD

Lime, kndllng and smithlng coal
Large stock Of best fuel carried az
all times. Prompt deliveries. Phone
and S. J, S, Beaver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01

ALBUQUERQUE ABSTRACT co
Established 1889. Incorporated
1897 Abstracts. Certificates, Es-
crows. Conveyancing. PA West
Gold Avenue. Phone 10 Albu
querque Il M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

Ocnt Seben icbieO, pont Eraucr9adc,
9tr- 1856, Sit @reitonitraBc aus
aIf Dem Baltimore 5rico5ofc 5lIr
elri9en 9ilibe 6eigeiebt 3oblreibe
9lumenipenOen ihmiidten Ben 9org
oes GoOten |aitor So6er uon Der
St. D}at66di STRIDE an Der Central
9IUemue mo IaDctteltroBe Delt bic
Groucrrcoe. Sr- S6por5 muroc IN
@ra0euitcin gc6oren ino fam I'M
Sabre 1868 na1 glmcrifa. Ger Gbc,
bic Ct I'M Sabre 1870 cii9iig, cnt-
iproHcn 5mci ainoer, Srou 8. Yieii-
fer lno Nr. @einri1 0@par5, welbc
ibn ii6erlcben Scr &eritorbene mar
eiu Wlitgfco oes @eianguereinsu u@or-
monte" Der al Dem @ra6e eirige
2ieoer Iang. 9(ls 9a6rtlidtrd9rr
fangirten Sic $50. Seinric6 Se6lep,S.
@iint6er, s. 5tibtenot6, s. S6aws
$. @ololbmiOt unO s, @oloi@miot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

Ocncn man alf ser @egenieite sic
QSo6r6ct 81 pcr6illen iubt. Sicr
Elm Sab ,Siitti diff gcioacn~
BORT breite. ponp6aite Siegesnarb-
riMtcn nod na1 Sem SAL Sier Elm
@olf. 0os ieocm g9inf Der SiibrcnOen
NIT 0cm miiroigcn @e6orianl oes po-
liiild 9ieifen iic6 imtcrpirit BORT
9luile6nlng, Qcsor9oniiotion inO Die
cntfeiicltcn @dnocn ocr Sranftirclrsl
gcr 0ieics crnitc &olf mittcn I'M
&ric9sl1rm 6ci icincr ucrft6Gtigcn
9iube cinmol gcie1en bat Der peiB,
Dab cs Den moroliiAcn Sicg ihon
bcutc erruneen. SIT cs oenfbar, ooB
ii6 bon Dem Sieg Der W}ora( ser 5ieQ
ser g9oiien trcnne2 &onn 0iele Scr
ciniglmg pon 6oditer SSOealitdt nit
Dem niibterniten Sinn fiir sic prafti.
i6en griorOerniiie Oes qlugenbids
iemalS iiberpunoen pcroen2 $50 III.
bigger 6leiB fir oeu lcbtcn Gnopf ouf
Der Dlontur cincS Snfanteriiten iorgt
lmo Sugleib inbefiinimerte IoQfii6n.
belt abenteuernoe Sdific nad ser
Ibenieniinorng, na6 oenSbetlon0s.
Snieln uah 9llgier entienoet muB
nibt oicic 3uiammenor6cit BON @iir
gerlidteit lm0 @enie oic bobiten 2ei-
lnn9eu 6erporbrin9en2
Ger beibrdnfte DeipotiSmuS oeS
@5arent6uns bat iicb nod innen lmo
auBen ais banferott erpieien, sic gro.
be, aber iiberrcife aultlrnation Der
6ra5oicn lit Dem &erioa geluei6t,
Oas fricolide @olf Der 9riten miro
gegen ieinen gSiQcn BON elmer nan.
fenoen 9icgierung 5lim aricg oefii6rt:
Geltl@lano's 9lufgobe iit es nlin-
mebr, Die ,Soeen ser Nienihlidfeit
uno Der Gronlmg 5uglei6 and fir
alc iibrigen &olfer 3u ueriebten.
Sdtte i6 @ortc, unierer e0len ita.
lien'Nell y(atlon bic li1 tiers ullr Die
Scite Der @lcniblibfeit geitelt bal,
ooS mas id bier geie6en babe, nit
Der glei1en @hit6 5n idiloern init
Der eS mid mic aQe bier Scbenoen
iiberludltiate id6 bin iibcr5ciat fein
itolieniihes Ser5 piirOe 5ogern iib
aleih mir obne 9eiinnen Ser aroBen
sEarte ocS 9lcbtcS mo Ncr Soealc OH
5l1hlicBeu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
,6attc ieinc Glterm nie oefe6en.

g}odoeln cr Iebten Sonntog aus
Der ct. @2orp's Snouitrieihulc ent.
loiien poroen lpor, Oo CT iein 81. Sc.
bcnsio6r crrcicbt bottc, muroe on
Somitog &obcrt Sug6cs Dem 9li6tcr
Dean in ser noro0itIicben %oli5eiito-
tion oorgcfiibrt. SugbeS murOe
6reitog Q(bcuo bon @oli6iit @1cacm
perboftct, oo cinige @epobner oes
1900 @lods an ser 0it.Olipcr-StrY
6cm Eoli3ilten beri6teten oaB Elm
jinger W1ann in ser 9lllep idrnmtli-
dc Sintertbiircu probierc. Sugbes
erbiclt ic0od sic gauge g(ufnerfionl-
felt 0es 9fi6tcrs, ais CT erfI6rte, ooB
ct nod elmer Shlufitelle geiu6t bat
te. @r bottc iein eon8es Seben in
9(nitoltcu bcrbroAt uno nadb iciner
Cntloiiimg am Icbten Sonntog no4
ieinen Gltern gciudt Die in Der ga.
bc Scr Gborles- unO Gboie. .StroBe
mobnen iolIen, rno Die er nod ME
pcie6en bottc. 0fihter Deon miro
Oic @ei6idbte oes jun9en Wlanncs I'M
tcriucben loiien un0 i'm bis oabin in
Der Station bebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28


(Gon glleronOer Dloiili Dem 6erilbm-
ten italieniiden S6auipiclerD
D1ein gnti1huB. ms Oerti1e Seer
ein3utreten, ilt feiieswegs nur cine
@eIte ser 0onfbarfeit gegen Die gait
frellnolicbe 9lotion in oerei N}ittc ib
cine fir einen gluSldnoer gefpiB icl
teue 9aui6obn 5uriidlegen ourite.
GieQci6t Bate mid mein Ealent IN
1Srautrei1, 91uBlano ooer gnglonO
ebeuIo erfolgrei1 ourhgeieet lmO
oo6 Bate i9 Die Sabe oieier 99atio-
men ME 81 Der meinen gemaht
9iht @aitfreunoihoit, ionoern Oos
iingeberrc @ilo niordliiAer lnO
menlhliAer aroit, Oos iiA in oieicn
Sagen Dor mir entroltc, 6ot mid be-
moaenl TroB scr @clpolt 0icier an
gemeinen Gr6e6ung ge0cn orei ud@
tiqc Iein0e fcin fanatiiAer @ball-
oinisnlus, trob un6eOin9ter Sic9es-
5upcriicbt fein 6linOer 9iaui1, troB
Snaniprudnabmc oIler nationalen
ardfte menidli6lte Shonlng oes
Gin5elnen ipie Scr @eiamuIt6eitl Si
oen amtlihen 9efanntmodun9en
nihtS ais sic reinen Ibntiadcu feline
Spur ienes 6om6oItiibcn 2dumS lmo
Der nationaliiiiihcn &otcitcric'n, nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

gln @ebrrteH pnr0en insgeianlnit
2i4 angemelOet, oarunter 1862 @eiBe
uuo 50 gleger; 100 poren mdnnli-
den m0 105 weibliben @eihledtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
Gigneu Sic SIR Seim nuter Sem
g4eitphal. .&lan.
Bier icBr wRniMruswcrtDe 2ufalitatcu sur
Nnelpn1l

Gs ioiet nidlt mc6r ais Nlict6e.
GiH9e Sounrs mcNeHlltdl ooer WonalllO hllo
sic bcten zines Der bciigebauten mo bequem'
itcn 3peit0digsn Seine in Baltimore.
Ncfbtigen Gle oieieben. @riabren gie mcine
Yreile uno Beoingun0en uno lber3eugcH Gle
iidl cab t@ PIE 0rS6teu @TunoeigrntbumsSar'
gains IN Baltimore UfIerirc.
Gbcu fertie aeitent nu6 sur 5nipcttiun piien
2OOO SiDd Nomunoiun9lrenne, Hobc 4nldsfis
StraBe;. elattes @ioiier uo StraBenbabn'
&ilien iabren an Der G9iir poroei
9eie periefien 2t6dpen Sduier entbalten
ale @cQucmli6ieiten itno ioQten Dor nlloers
mclaem @ant bcll0i0t ucroen. Wtan nepme
Gbnnuoipn.2l0cnite uocr WilicDtt GitD @lcitrihe
mo iteige an Somonoionsgloenue nno &osfi'
SiraBe ab.
llnS SmulliuouS-Strafe,
8mIl0en g9cpooos9loe unb @resburbs sStrabc.
griHoitiid 105 SUB tei
Inter oeien beiluoeu idl einiae saoen.
Srgeno cine Nortbsgbcnuer@ @leitriOe big 8lir
Gmaqpooo StraBe; eebe einen @od iiioIi@.
&eitpBal's Saniern.
@citsgcringtuu.e etraac, i'm 2i00 Slu6
@rnnoitide 100 Suh siet pic 81 einer 10 8nR
1rctcn GDncrctc.gncn.
9lebmen Gle Baltimore SiraBes@ciribe biz
3unl 2l0O Nlod uilo 9eDen Gle norotd big 5ur
EeriiiNtonsSttQbe, ober ncbmcn Gle @omoHoluns
NoeMesSltitriide bis 5uin 2100 Slod uno geben
Gle iilbli6 bis 3ur SerlnpionsS StrdBc.
8,ntte StrnRcn Ncucs Drainage S1ltent.
Die Sduier beeben aus groben 3imHern
ltno 9ab, babe1 Sasbfeu cemeltirte Seller. uno
beiic6l aus biirif5irtcn 9adiieincn un6 ann
1bel aus Mlarmorplaiien nno gebrau1t ME
eincn neuen glnitrih
Secn Gle bcr uno fraucn Gle mad
9pcnp1nf's 0dnicrn.
gSir baben ferner nod cin9e Saufer an Der
gSilicns 9lpenuc, 5piiben Der GaiberinesStrabe
mo MiQinqiors9benue in benz 2400 9lod
Sine gldiie ShaBe nle6r ais 100 Sub brett.
giebmen Gle bic gSilfcuss9benuc Sleftrif6c
nnb iteiaen Gie nn Der Gde bon 99ilfenssglbenue
uno Uiun9onsQloenue ab
stne oiefc Sdnier iino in ieoer 9e5iebune
MODERN eiHgericbtet Schulen uno Gir6en iin0
bon bort beQuem 81 crreiMen.
Siclcibcn nilncH 9clcbcn iuerocit, mn lie 3u
luhroiecn Snrnnier iino mcbrcrc Q1oen.
Die 8reiic iueroen Sic ibcrrai6cn.
Siicn tdglid nnh Gpnttaoe.
gSalter 6. Meitp6al.
@ieenibiimer inb Grbauer, an Srt uno Sieue
(Wldr51-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

llnter groBen Sraiiergefolge iplIr-
Oe geitern 9}adnlittog Sr. So6n Dit
tori bon GER. 3O06, Oit 9SrattItraBe,
Der leBten 0onneritag I'M 9llter BON
81 Sobren ms Senieits ab6erafen
muroc, pom Grauer6auie ans oif
Dem SHmnrB'iben 6rieN6ofe beer
Oigt. Sailor s. @. 2o6er BON Der
ct. .0lottbdi Stride an Der @de Der
Central glpenue un0 6apetteltraBe
belt Die Graueranoa1t Sr. Sittorf
muroc in Margeid IN Saden g8ei-
mar @iiena6 geboren lnO fam nit
ieiner Srou uno o1t &inOern i'm
Sabre 1884 no6 Baltimore. Gr 6in-
terldBt oltBer ieiner beta9ten g8ittue,
SSroii s. Marg. 9ittorf adt &in0er,
6rau g(nna Bertin9er, @eorge ,9lnor4
Sobn @ilbelm luo SRI. @li5. 8it-
tori Srau s. SEEMING umo @aarg.
9ittorf. 9luBeroenl miro iein Go-
binibeioen bon t2 Gnfeln unO bier
lIrenfeln betrauert. 9(ls 9a6rtud-
TRIGGER hngirten Die SS. SenrD,
sSo6n Souis, George im0 Mm. Ser
finger uno 5reo. 9fitter6off
@r. Sobn s br. 2 6par5.
@eitern 9tadniittog rpuroe Sr.
So6n G6r, S6mar5, ser lebten W}itt-
nod inn gllter bon "a So6ren aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
aer @SdcnAide @einn06eits6sridlt.

@ieoerlmn 8abIreicbe Epp6us-Grfron-
flmgen. 2O6 @erioneu in ser
periloiieucn @oAe aeitorbeu.
@If gerioueu ficIen llnfdIlen gum
0pfer.-Siebe begingen Selbit.
moro. 2t4 @eburten.
Gem 9eric6t oes @eilnO6eits-Ge-
partements 5ufolge Itorbeu in Ser
perfloiienen @obe 206 @erionen I'M
Gergleid 5u t64 in Ser correipOnoi-
renoen @ode oes SSo6res 1913. Sic
6auptidbliHen Gooesurioben ma:
rem; Gppbus 3, Gipbtberitis T. SSn-
fluen3o 4, &inn6odenframpf l. Eu-
berculoiis 10, &rebs 13, Ser5leioen
19, @ronGitis 3, 2ungeneut5iinoung
6, Iiarr6oc (&inoer unter 2 Sobrem
II, 9rigbfihe g}iercnfrnnfbeit II,
SHpG9c nod ser @ebilrt II, Selblt-
moroe T. llnfdae If unO 1 Wloro.
Sm 9oD @iep-9lipl ltor6en 16 &erio-
neL in oen Soipitdlern 50 uno 5 in
anOeren SSnitituten Sm @an5en
mlroen % Goroners-S -Snqlleite a6ge-
bolten.
g(a6itebenOe onitedenOe &ranfbei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
WsOracm 1T Oicsiitrirnne.

SeSer itimmberedjtiste Be
iuO6ncr Dpn NlarglauO Ipllte
ii6 mOrscn resiltrireH laiieu,
Oumit CT bei Der 6er6itiunbl II.
bel Ser Wtnnisipalwabl i'm Wlni
mitltimmen fann. Die 9iegi-
itrirlOfale IinS in iebem 9Sre-
5intt bun IL ltbr Nfittngs bis
10 lt6r gl6enOs in Ser StaOt
nnO Dun 8 lt6r MiOrsens bis
s ltbr glbenSS i'm GountD
uffen. g8cr bci 9SrimGruablem
nititintmen iuill, mnf feline
9Surtei 9lffiliation uusebeu,
iuer nidt an ben 9SrimGriua6-
len She'll ne6men iuiIl, fam
iidj ais nOeclineO" eiutragen
luiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
rsaiitrtrtcr beniIdler 0lrdt.
90-fnhfinf Q(rnrf3

9sGiIe sur 9leiIe inTs SInslnuO be.
iOrgt s. 0lainc, Slr. 413, Oit-Sal'i.
mure.Strv un6e Gnitum SOaie SIus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

ten muroen I'M @ergleid 5u Oeriel6en
@ode oes @oriabres sur 9lnmeloung
nehrnht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

glr. 2 rot6cr Spot 10S15
5teomer g|r. . spot 100
Siioliher per @robp 80 l0i
Sept U rotber) t0S15-.
Gftober q rotbcr) 10S%
Niats. 3unl5r 1876 @uihel
Gcrianot ron oen Glcpatorcn 3793
9uidcl Glcoatorcr.G Gorrotb 227530
@lidel.
@cutige SwhlBratc:
Contract Spot 50
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-01
RIcHELIEu AT THE succ.

French history is replete with thrills
and brave doings of men, particularly
during the period when the Duke OF
Orleans and all his followers were in
the Languedoc revolt. Bravery and
sacrifice were the dominating factors
OF this heartrending period, and a
mans sword was his true savior. This
period, however developed and
brought forward the ever famous say
ing Of the great Cardinal Richelieu
and proved that the phrase, "The pen
is mightier than the sword" is replete
with truth. Prior to the cardinals
great reign in France, man was ruled
and made his success by the sword
alone and the weakling and the
schemer had no chance whatever The
great cardinal proved that a brain did
not need the power of strong right
arm to back 1t up, and that intrigue
and diplomacy could accomplish more
than the broadsword and lance.
The human interest side of the car
dinals life and his great affection for
his ward, Julie Mortemaf, are only a
few of the points which endeared this
priestdiplomat to the hearts of these
with whom he came in contact. Living
as Richelieu did among enemies by
the thousands, cruel and without scru-
pies, on the brink of the grave, with
many slaves, but without a friend, he
ruled the court with an iron hand His
great love for Julie, coupled up With
his power to command men, enabled
him TO accomplish his desires with the
strength of deity rather than hu-
man being
Murdock McQuarries plays the role
of Richelieu and Pauline Busch as
Julie, his ward. This picture will be
shown at the sugg Thursday. Prices
sc and 10c. 9-30-2t