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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
Mass for Murdered Archduke.

The Church of our Lady Of Perpetual
Help will hold a solemn requiem mass to-
day for Archdukc Francis Ferdinand, who
was assassinated at Sara evo last Sunday.
Bishop Koudelka Of Superior. wis, will
officiate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

According 70 the English WHO'S Who
and other authorities Louis y Parker the
composer and playwright, was born At
Calvadcs France and has spent most Of
his life IN England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
Page Receives Americans.

rNe usual reception given by the Amer
lean Ambassador on Independence Day
was held by Mr.. Page A. thu. Embassy
Building. on Grosvenor square. and was
one Of the most successful affairs OF this
sind ever held In London.
No invitations We're issued. Americans
being free TO come as they pleased There
Was great crowd in attendance. hut the
people were handled without any discom-
fort The hallway was roped Off in two
sections. and although the present home
" the embassy Is a pigmy compared with
Dorchester House Che headuua rters ~
tho embassy while the late Whltelaw Reid
was Ambassador there was not the
slightest crush
n was noticeable that the people at the
reception to-day were practically all
Americans The usual throng Of English
notablities was absent, although Niscount
Bryce. the former British hmhass ador at
Wsshingtol, and Sir Hiram and Lady
Maxim we're present Among the Amer-
cans present were Mrs. Lewis Harcourt
wife II the Secretary Of State for the col
onies Mrs Preston. Senator aud Mrs.
Henry Cabot Lodge. +. Hopkinson Smith.
Nine Domiuguez, nee Murphy of New
York. wife Of the Argentine Minister at
London, and Claire Goode
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

PrrTsBuRG, July t.--Scven persons sur
fered injuries ranging from decorations to
broken bones to-day as tho result Of being
scraped from the running board Of a troll
ley car by the mud guard NJ an automo-
bile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
The Stroud Pianola

The beautiful VICTOR
SALON at Aeolian Hail.
the most complete and per-
.fectly appointed Victor esfab-
iishment in the world.
Prompt, courteous and iniel-
ligent sercice. Victrolds from
SOC. peekly.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
n@OISsns Soassit".

Nun is. 5. M. ieierten SEER u.
@ee uno feline @eutabIin Si,Iie seb.
Zimmerman in ielttner Riitiefeit
uno Stride oos 6eit Der goIoenen
@oh3eit. Nidt mir sic cigenen Sin
Der nno 6nfeI, iouOcrn cine eroBe
Nn5nhl @dite bntten iid miter Dem
goitlideu 0ahe Oes SubelpaureS
reriammelt mo beeingen in aemiit.
lider. oeiitid)cr @ciie oas ,icltene
6cit. @oitor Sdroeoer belt cine
tursc @niprodp uuo ein GnfcI lod)
terIein iibcrrcihte nit cilem ids.
ueu oeuiihcn @liidlunnld Oen WroB.
cltcrn einen eolOcncn Yofol. 5iir
Ole @eDirtung Der O1itc Elr onfs
gelte geiorat porOen. IMP bis ipat
IN bic gtod)t oauertc Ne iroblihe
6cier. 9err Get mo 6rou iino bier
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
r@ermania W%asnmsrdsr4

Ter 9tnsfenbou, 0en ser Ger.
mauia N6nnerbor" om Is. in Der
Do @oiOnic 0aae abbieIt. botte
nidt DEN 5nbIreiden geiud tpie fem
8Oradnger I'M peruongeneH Sobre
nli5umeiIen, beIoHoers fab man pie.
le Aftipe nno 9aIiipe, ole niht Oa
maren. Nber ionlt bate lid bod ei.
ne 5uirieoeniteIeuoe Nn5obl ein0e.
imnoen uno mas 0as bcKe lit, es
waren iebr Id)0ne 9insfen porbonoen.
Wis es our 9emosfierune eebeu ioll.
te. iormicrten iid Ole Master al ei.
Her golonaiie. Die bon Serrn @eorg
Seboition Dem Setretdr oes Der.
eins. nngeiiibrt wuroe. Ntad Dem
llm5mg nnbm ma Dor Der giibne
au%fitelmng unO Die Yreisrihter. Die
Serrcn 4ued]le. g.. ggoIf uno 80.
5nur perfiinseteH oaS ReluItnt: Ia.
menpreiie erbiebten:
1. Yrcis Sri. @oreorptc @Iitt.
liirtiide 36H5erm. 3. Sron 81
SFob Alimicn. 3. 6rou N. BrIe.
bel: 5ilherm1Oden.
@errenpreiie: 1. Srau 81. 8rolms
liirfe. .. 81. Nroiui it,: elotpn.
YreiIe iiir Ponre wur6en ~foIgcnoe
~Hierfoun.:
4. SRI. q. Noiiaer uao Ser ".
\. Nottacr: Binter 2. Grnn Marie
5obninuil mo 0crr u. Ylat: Bdn.
.ehirt, 3. frnu annbe INTO Srnu g..
ftDt 1dniel m0 @reteI.
gaim9lmtel: ,. nrI.5. @lb 5br SIR
1. @ruppeHprei5: .snternatiOnal
Aoa~. yCnteI Gam 6. 4ammel
.1ettiher @nidr~. 8rI. Nina Bile.
Stnlicuerin. 6ram 8aumeI: Dent,
DE. Srnn Ollie, Spanicrim Trau e.
Bauer; 0orpeaerin. 5rnn Smelling.
Srons0iiil. Srau Stoliel. SdDei3e.
rim Sri. NnoerIon; AHiiin. Sri. 81.
a SnmmeI; SrIdnOerin. Sri. State
7ittes.
2. Brnppenpreis: a9eutlhe ga.
MiIie@. SEER G. 9urfbaIter nuD
Srau; Barn Mobl mO GIiiabctb
Sdnei0er.
CAB Der Ball einen 10 IdDonen
9crlmIi nnbm. lit Dem aonite at
O%nnfen. ooS Oenlelben orrnnaiert
bate, 9oSIelbe beitnit0 ans:
@nrtm GdiIlino @oriitcr;
GmpfnngsfCniiie =. W. 0cIbia
9beco. 9erd1s aorl Sunmcl, 3. Is.
felt, @ec. Sebnitinn.
grfriihmiaen: 81. Sommcl. 81.
NraltlL i. gbmcrt, s. Shinina.
9on5: Mar Ter. 3. 9ienb. lSp
Sanders.
or o~ificio: Sobn 3eif.
0omit 81 oen @etr1nfen Der MenIh
and etpas ielte Nobriing nebmea
tonute. bate 6ran 9erd nit 3iiIie
Ger Gran 8oebI ole Slide iibernonI.
men.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
Cafel Sam's idIarfe @rsnSiua6e.
Mn WeaeurrpoIntiuu her 1ia5tarte'
b%erbinOtrH.

Gouu6as. ari5.. IS. Tpbr
fc Gifi5iere Oes Q. aapnHerie-Me
Tnlcnts Scr Hereinafter 6taatm ia
ven ailf Die Nafridt bin. onE Oic
ucrifaniidDcn Gientificos, 0io5. Bar
ei. ihregl1nc DoILenOet boben, Grip
,er iiber Die @ren5c 81 Oirigieref
iii allf Oiele @eiIe aegaIl Die Son
titutionaliiten cine @egenreDolntiol
Gang 5u ieten. Iofort MoBrcgeln
liz cine ihnrie @euadung Der
SrcnSc erariffen. aus Oen Nodridl
III idcint bcroor5ugehcll, bah bic
lientiiicOS bereitS cine It1ttIidIe
Nannid)ait iiiOIih pom 9(gla Vrietr
'onsentriert mo @affen unD InDIi
ion iii Ser StnOt fir 0iele Monl
doit bercit Aaben. Nmarifanilhe
3apnIlcric Notromi4en iolen mn
,erIlldell, Der meitercH lle6erihrei
ung Ser @rpn3e Ieitens betpaifueter
cute Ooraibeuaen, neld)e .segen Die
son Oen aouItitutionoIilten aehalte.
sen G~iniubrbGfen operieren iolen.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
m0sntfder arisetrbHnO" =.

Ger .1eMtIhe Qriegerbun0" belt
am Iebten Nontaa in WeBIers SoIle
ieiucn reaeImGBi9cn @ppcl Mutcr Dem
Toriib oeS Sauptmonns Qedner ob.
Bonn porbergebenoen Appel pnr ole
Ncamtentuabl 81 erIeoieen geblieben
Mn STEELE bon &omptm0nn 9cdner,
Der 81 ollgeueiuem @eoauern cine
Wieoermabl nblebnte, muroc &err
6rnnf Stoeriner gum 3nuptmona
gcp1blt. Gmrd @ie0eriDnbl mllroc
onS antt OeS 0ieutenont6 nit Nerrn
Sncob SdeffeI. Oos Oes 1eIOmebeIs
nit 9errn Sol. 9loir. Oas oeS 8i5e.
TeIolDebeIs nit Serru Otto MiitId,-
Ter, 0ns oes 3obEmeiiterS nit 6errl
Sos. Aobmcr. Die Memtcr Der Ser.
mnltlmgsrdte nit ben Serrem Gorl
Braun. 6rib BoIf. Sans @reoIein
bcIebt. 81 llnterOFfi3ieren bonn
Gicnit wurocn ertuGbLt Die Serren
ImbroIims 0rorS Mno Nlfreo Sur.
It's. sur 0r0ouolt5 Serr 0orI GleiI;.
udbrcno 8crr Sol. @erf 5itm 6oh
nentr1ger mie0ergen1blt piiroe.
Gen BunO lucrocn beim GentroIner,
b1no p~crtreten Oie 1crren 0ermnnn
Vcfncr. Sol. @obmcr mo Sol. @ert.
Sin neuesWlitglieo iuur0e oulgenom.
men. Gem nbtretenOen prGliOentcn
9edner, Der ieit Der @~riinouna 0es
ariegerbnrOes im amte aepeien iii.
muroc Oitn Mnoenfen Elm Yr1iiOcn.
tcnbommer iiberreidt. Der omf aol
Oenem 4on0e cine poiienOe SnIfriit
trGet. Iem 3nlncro0en Sobn 3rieO
mann iuurOc Die S~crIteniing cincs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iibertrngcn. N0d)
benz ofiiaieuen Appel trot bic @eIeI.
heteit III ibr @edt. Wielc Qic0er
lDnrOen geilnlaen unO OnSu Die bon
Der 6irmo Shnler 0n0 Qorobi in
E~biIaOeIpbin aeIieierten uellCn Sic.
Oerbiiher benubt.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

BrGiiOent trfIGrt, warnm Subbsnti,
OnsEInMIeI foFtiaAen I0ate.

Die 6ragc Der RaHamofnnnI- 8ol
le beIdditiete Die orei maBgebenoen
l~egislafipen 6ottoreu, ben y%rdii0en.
ten, Senot uno 6aus. lesteres IN
Ser Berlon oes bemofratiihen Bar
teifiibrers Gsfnr unbermooA III
tebbafter @eiIe. SIN @eiBen SauI
fonferierten B~r1liOcut BiIIon uno
Repr1lentont llnoermooO iiber bic
5timmung, iDeIhe be3iielid Der Sra
le III oemofratiIhen Qreiien oeS 8e
observation-disclosures berriht, uno Der
gr1iioent erfI1rte lid i6IieBlid 0a
nit einDerItanOen, Dab oie @Mfrol.
Ill oieier 5roge nidt nit ungebo'
iocr SaIt 5lltuege gebrdht wcroen
ioae. SIN @unoesletInt mar Ourd
Die SSulinuotion Oes Senators Bri
itotu bon 4anIaS. Dab Rrdlioent Nil
icn Ollrh Die eroBen giientabn
Stamnlinien bepogen morbcn lit.
Sic OemofratiIHe HntioHal : Blnt
form b~eileitc 5u ihiebeH, cine l1ngc
rc Eebotte 6erporeeruien worOen,
Ill oeren 8erloltf Scnator 9o6gc Ois
-orobcn0e @efnbr ernlter 8crLllIte
iogar sic MogIidfeit eines arieaes~
lrapbiif olismaIte, fols Der &oll-
lrcB Ocun @unide Aes Br1li0tnten
ooB Sic Oebibrenfreibeit iiir nllleri
rniihe Sdiifc t~uioerriaen iper0c.
lidt itattgebe. 5NBdtor 2o0ge'
lfcoe mar 6as gdo Der &nniercn'
)cS Yrdlioeuten init Dem Scnatorpn
pom @omite fir glusIpartigc @csie
5lIngcrl weIdlc, ipie criHHerlid fen
uiro. am glben0 Oes 26. Snnuor In
NeiBen @mlle 1bgebnItcH muroc.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
GeifenbIoie nsepIatt".
.@itnaImOrbflase1 binfdaia, &c.
fnnnrne in Hreiheit aelebt.


ct. Betersbmrg, is. 6ebr.
0ebeShen ans 9iem ueloeu, oaB Der
ifoilhe ShneiOer Baibtufi bon ia.
ltOff, Der alf Oic auflage perboftet
tporoen mar, ben &naben yolbel
NoidFoff fir @itral3pede %crrnorOet
al boben, eegcn giirgihoft in 6rei
heif aeIebt Duroe. Seinen Brlnio
lat 0iele Sanolnn9 IN Der 9atlohe,
6oB Scr G%briItenfnabe 9aranetbpitb,
Der 5uerit ais Opfcr Oes &crbrcdens
oennlnt morOell, Den Yolhfoii aoop
tiert un0 Damn crmorOet bubcn loa
te, nah ben Grgetniiicn ctler eitlge
leileten llnterIublm1 nod am ScbelI
lit.
@leidioas IN 6reibeit aciebt fultr'
be Der ruili1he Bauer @ulltdarllf,
ncr oui Sic Angoben bin ieitgenonl.
men moroen mar, or lei al Ieliem
Deaeuubertao, all melhcm Der anabe
crmoroet mor0en, in OeIien @clen-
ihaft acIeben morOei. Die ottidlelie
Wefanntoobc Der 5reilaiinug Der BET
ben @eiongenen ilebt nod aus.
Die Depelhen beiagen tpelter, ore
@ntpidlungeu Der lettea Gage bar
ten ale ,@itnnIforO 4nihiIlot'
alIlraen, ME iie pom pShunr5en
Sunoert~ erboben tpiroen, jeuer @e
IcGlhoft, All ocren &outo 10 man.
dies yroarom nj MilBlnno SIT legcT
iii, binf1aie gemaht.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

$3.50
6 mmifiar Qino idcint nadl
Baibington eemelOet 81 babeA Pr
1aIte feline Mifiion in Megifo iiir Be-.
pnOet, Mno m0hte Oesmcgen obne
meiteren @eralla mieper beimfOm
men. Mon iiebt. oaB es nod III.
mer Qeute giebt, bcnen es uit)t all
5eIbIterfenntniS febIt rnO beSpegpn
aud BON benz mas urn lie berlim uor-
gcbt. before Genninis 81 getDinnen
ocrmGeetL ais nnOere 2eute, Die mel.
aeil. eS miiIie olIeS 10 eebelL tDie lie
3 bnbeu modtell, lpetin aus feilleln
meiteren @rtmOe 10 bod besbnlb,
neil es ionit ali ben S1a fonunell
f6nnte, oaB lie lid geirrt baben.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
STANDARDIZATION per @abeI.

WroiciiOr Or. Nrtbur Norn N
Berlin, Ser ~uanuseciebt nit Der
Gortentipidaung Der eleftriideH
Nernbbotceropbie beId)Gitigt II, pro-
nheaeit, in Sabre 1915 anldBliH Der
GrSfIuultg Der YonanIa Nacitie.
g~nsItealma photographer nnd)
@an 9ron5isco fabeln 81 tOnnen.
GAS miro nit SiiIfe Der 9esla.Stro
me ms0 scr 6eIen : Metbooe &C.
ihebcu.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

Sett. no omerifnniIde 5oI0a-
iea oen merifnniiden BonOiten So.
ltino, benz man 0o5 8obnimaliid il
Dem Guinbre GuuneI sur Qolt leet
fcitaenommen bnben. iheints ibnen
IeiO 81 tim, iueit lie nidt wiiIen mas
lie nit inn onionaen iOIen. Gias
Sdmieriafeit. bic feline lit. feline ou
iein bralld)t. mefn iie Die Sohe MIR
ridtig ansupoden ipiiien. Sonber..
bar mie tappiih iih monhmaI aud
IoIdle 2eilte onitelen. 0enep es Ionis
an Gin0igfeit ni1t febIt.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
NnnSrpeitide ills gOrS.

Nremier Msamitb Dpm S~mifragettea
zuaeOndlte Sirbe fallen amf HOrO We
arSoIe, Der iidD amf Der Dabrt CUR
Godlseit ODm QaOp Spencer befIlIOef
XQpn0on 20. 6ebr. @6brclo
8oron @ear0ale nuf Dem BerroII
oes Bobnbois NIT feiuer Satin all
uub obaiua, turroe Inn pl0blif porl
eineln 1raiteusinmcr nit ciner Sun
ncpeii5d1e bon binteu Gin 5dlhg per
Sebt, ser i'm sn Nooen fallen lieB
Der Boron lDar i'm 8eariit nit leI
ner @ottin lnO ettpa 200 ~gelaoeueIl
OoIten al Der @od)5eit poH eiollen
Ncc[. benz Gobn 0es Discount Eeel,
nit gslia Gpencer, ser 9o1ter bon
Carl Spencer, nod Altborp Yarf,
Worthompton, 5lt fnbreL ais oaS VI
tentat oli ibu ueriibt tpllroe.
4n Sic 200 Soh5eitsgoite Darrtcl'
sitr 8eit nIf benz @obnboie Der ge
f5rOerunq. Notiirlid ricf Oas UT
teiltnt sic ar0Bte A~niregrnlg inter
Ser @cIeaidait, oie li6 in eriter 81
ME ans Mitglieoern oes boben enc
Iild,cn goels 3uiammenIebtc, Der.
Dor, uub IieB crit nadl, dis Ii6 seig
te, bah ser Baron feline ernItliden
NerIebllnaen erlitten bate. Sic ut
tentatcrin bic aufGnalih ibren go
men perpeigertc. ipdter abcr ais
Maorp QinoIep ioentiii6iert pllrOe,
nnrSc prompt Ocrbaitet unO i'm Car
fenpcIl goli5eigeriHt porgeiiiDrt.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
NnrsInnO ssatn Srauus-s~ timmredl

Annapolis. 30, 30. 6ebr
Dit einem @otum pcn go gpaen 81
5tinmeu lcbntc oas Smls Der &c
'egaten Oic gin beSiigIih Oes Gran.
n Sfimmrcdlts ab. 9taH Der Wor-
laee bate ocn 6timmeeberH Elm Der
aiIungs Nmen0eMeilt, Ueldes ben
Srolien Oas GGmmredJt uerIieb, uE
crbreitet tDerOcn loaen. nber ihcu
Ser aomite 9eridt Iautete rn.Jiin'
itig.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
oeasidrr GadDerftanOiser mad
gSaIhinatpm berMfen.

Gin idneiaeIboiter Mui II an
Or. Teiir Qobmis, Hrofeiior tiir
qonOpirtidait an Der lluiperlitat III
0eipaio eraalloen. Ger @elobrte,
msId,er 4lIiitent oeS Oortigea 2ano-
mirthihoItIidcm Bcfteriologiihen
anIlititis lit, ml.rbe Ioebeu als Sad)'
SeritdnOioer fir Mild 9ofteriolo'
ale an Das agricultural Depart
mrut~ in @oibington engogiert-
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
Densids QOfumutiOen fir eRsllide
Wnhnen.

1ie NorfiaS babcn sllnl crltelt Utas
e cine WeIteaung bon 5eblt ltnrten
Gdnru Qofomotipen fir englilhe
gabuem erbalten. Der 9luftrog II.
crlcIot, neil Sic oelltide 5irma ra-
Sher 81 lielern ucrllag, aIs engll'
ihe Nirtncm, uelf)e 5iun @cttbetuer5
cuFaefoy0ert worOeu iunreli.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

in NnIbington setrant mor6eu no
lie aud Die iiui5ie Sabre ibrer gliid.
iden Che perlebt bdben. @em al.
Il @riidwiinihe, Die linen barge
5radt iuurocn. III Griiilllug gebelt.
10 mcroen lie nod nIolides SGbr
bcn aliidlid pereint uerleben.
@err Gee. pobnbait S0i IStr.
Z 10, lit Ell Nauuitefne1mcr. Gr
hat in Ser lougen 3eit ieincr bcrni.
lihen Gdtigfcit iiber 1000 81itlcr
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

GIarence !. Mommlina bat
oic eoIocne McOniac. Die Die Sous
Of tbe MeUolution III the Eiitrict OF
Golmubia" perlcibene iiir bic bette
Nenrbeituns eineS 1bcmas ans benz
@eooluticnsfrieg 3n0riprchcn erboI
ten.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

gebaut, onruntcr gr0Bcrc gniten,
Stats, Airhen, etc. Iros ieineS DO.
hen Altcrs lit ler elm iIbcrnus riiIti-
ger Monn. or mllr0c am 5. Suli
1888 in SonIOorI im 6iiritentmu
NenB i :. gcborcn bon no or 1857
nndJ amcrifa fam. Dn er ole @eilg
nit ciiem SeaeIIdiii mnd)tc. mar q
c @oden oili Dem NdAcr, ebe er il
Baltimore ans Son0 aeDen fonnte.
1861 fam CT mad @dibington. nor
ct Sln1dit ais zimmerman in
Guorterntalter Department Der MrI
NEE orbeitctc. 1866 modte CT lid
lcIblt1noia. 3mci Sabre porbcr bat
te er bic trcile @cf1brtin lcimeS SO
bens, Slilio, ac6. Nmmermnun. beim,
geliibrt. 4 S0bne uno : 90dtcr.
ole iebt crtuohlcn. mo 5 GnfcIfiM.
Der. fonnten ibnr unO ieircr @ottir
an ibrem Gbrentoge Slid miinidcn.
Gr lit Vi5e Vr1iiOcnt Scr Wcrmolt,
g(mericnn Building Nilocintion. an
ser er felt 1869 Icitenocn Anteil bat.
-
@cginnenS nit Dem 81,
6cbriior miro Die 6irmd Sofs onO
SO. ibr @eid6it al ieOem Snmstoa
6 llbr ihIieBen. Die 6irntu
ioIat BARN einem MmIhc ser Re,
tail GIerfs' Union.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

WraFOent@ iIion Bat lid
ucuer0inas cine Grfaltung 5age5o'
aen uno mub oaS @ett bitten. SIN
@eiben 6oilIe tpurOe periidert, oaD
Sic 6raufbeit nidt erniter Natllr leE.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

Cir Son miiidrc ocs 81
triftS Glbcu Dem Senat cine Mefom-
manoatiou 5lieehen lalien. oobinloa.
teno, Dab Der @ebraud Der 9huIer
iiir ~iu5iole 3wede i~rcigeaeben miro.
@enn Dat man gallO geibt!
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

Gas Is COMMITTEE OH tic
Judiciary OeS Senots bat beidloi.
len. IN allerl1hiter 3eit @erborc IN
Snbeu Der Sbepparo f. Sobiou gro-
Editions @ia nb5ubalten. Dcut-
dc iciS aii Ser @adtl
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
Martha Washington.

les Der Tereinigten 5taaten lit
aeili anocrer lit 10 ein Sool Der
Aneritoner gemoroen. Sft Ole llrs
iodDe 0orin 5u iilfln, Dab er icinem
BoIte bic 8reibeit erfdmpit uiO Den
@rlmotein liir Die beiitioe Mahtitel.
lung gelegt bdt2 sit es ieine @cis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08

restored to health.
Catarrh Of the throat is not only ala
annoying disease of itself, but 1t ex-
poses the victim to many other dis
eases. We are constantly breathing
into our throats numerous atmOs-
pheric germs. Disease germs of all
sorts. This cannot be avoided. II
the throat is healthy the system Is
protected from these poisonous
germs. But II the throat is raw and
punctured with numerous little ul-
GERS, by catarrh. then the disease
germs have easy access to the system.
Keep the throat well and clean.
This is the way to protect yourself
against contagious diseases. Gargle
the throat as explained in the new
'Ills of Life" sent free by the Peruna
Co, Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Barnes says: 81 had throat
trouble and had three doctors treat
ing me. All failed to do me any
good, and pronounced my health gone.
I concluded to try Peruna, and after
using four bottles can say 1 was en-
tirely cured"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08
EASY TO OARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
YOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR
AND LUSTRE WITH SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur, 70 one can
tell, because it's done so naturally
so evenly. Preparing this mixture
though, at home Is mussy and troub-
lesome. For so cents you can buy
at any drug store the ready-to-us
tonic called "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy You just damp
en- a sponge or soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair
taking one small strand at time.
BY morning all gray hair disap-
pears and, after another application
or two, your hair becomes beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and luXuriant.
You will also discover dandruff is
gone and hair has stopped falling.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace. is a sign of old age, and as
We all desire a youthful and attract
i've appearance, get busy at once
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur and
look years younger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08
COMMISSION ON INDUSTRIAL
RELATIONS.

Washington, D. c., March I Pub
lie hearings in important industrial
centers from New York to San Fran
cisco will be held during the spring
and early summer by the United
States commission on industrial re-
lations.
This announcement was made TO-
day by Frank P. Walsh, chairman
of the commission. The hearings,
said Mr.. Walsh, VIII embrace in
their scope all the main divisions
of the inquiry directed by congress.
Among the cities that probably
will be visited are New York, Phil
adelphia, Boston, Paterson, Scranton,
Pittsburgh. Buffalo, Wheeling. Char
lotte, Greenville, Atlanta, Birming-
ham, Nashville, Louisville. New Or
leans, Detroit. Indianapolis. Cleve
land, Chicago, Houghton, Milwaukee,
Madison, st. Louis, Kansas City, st.
Paul, Denver, Trinidad, Dallas,
Houston or Galveston, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Seattle, Butte and
Lead
Through examination Of witnesses
competent to speak for employers,
trades unions, other labor organi-
cations, unorganized employees and
the general public, the commission
hopes to obtain information con-
cerning the industrial situation that
will lead to constructive recommen-
dations.
Some Of the subjects to be in
quired into in each city are irreg-
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ing all factions can meet In the
common purpose of finding way
out from bitterness and strife. To
accomplish this We shall need the
cooperation and help of all con-
cerned. We shall ask those who
meet with us at the hearings to
come out not as employers or en-
ployes, but as men belonging to the
same human family.
THE hearings are to be under
taken as one means of carrying out
the instructions of congress TO in
quire into the Industrial situation
and to report our conclusions and
recommendations
''The commission wishes in par
ticular to invite the help Of every
person who has a constructive sug-
gestion. Such suggestions will be
especially welcome when they are
supplemented by testimony as to
the successful carrying Que Of the
ideas they embody."
According to present plans the
hearings will begin the latter part
of March.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08
"HuIIy Gee, I used to feel just like
that fellow"


The action Of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets is a purely natural one
When taken they enter the stomach
just like food. They mix with the
juices of the mouth. Then they en-
ter into and correctly build up or
dilute the juices of the stomach, go
into the intestines and there when
the nourishment from food is taken
into the system so follows the In
gradients of these wonderful tablets.
They correct the faults of the
blood and thus at the next meal the
body is better able to produce a
stronger and more normal digestive
juice.
A short use Of these tablets will
establish your digestion, stop
gastritis, heartburn, Indigestion, foul
breath, catarrh of the stomach and
do away with dangerous stomach ul-
GERS and many other unbearable
conditions.
Go to your druggist today and
begin the Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
habit 1t is the habit of health
and appetite Learn how to yearn
for food, not how to spurn it.
Obtain a box from any druggist
price so cents. Sold wherever you
can find a drug store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08

ularity of employment; the actiyi-
ties of trades unions and employers
| associations; and the extent and op-
Grafton of governmental machinery
for regulating the conditions of in
| dustry, including the relations be-
tween employers and employees.
Successful methods of maintaining
harmonious relations beneficial t.
both employers and employees viii
be inquired into particularly, with
view TO their adoption in other cen
ters where no such methods have
been tried.
Eminent authorities in subjects to
be included within the scope of the
inquiry have joined the staff of the
commission and are now aiding IN
planning the hearings.
Witnesses desired by the commits
sion will be summoned under the
authority granted it by congress,
and volunteer testimony will be vel
coined.
Announcing the plan for hearings,
Chairman Walsh said:
"The commission will carefully
avoid acting as a board of media
tion and conciliation, and will not
recognize such controversies unless
in doing so it can obtain informa-
ton that has more than local and
temporary significance.
Every interest will be given a
hearing. The commission will strive
to put aside all bias and prejudice.
1t will urge others to do the same,
in the hope that the industrial prob
)lem may be studied in the light of
reason.
"The open mind will be OIL" watch
word, and we shall endeavor to pro-
vide a forum where men represent
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but the extra mileage is due 70 q
number of short detours in order to
touch all the towns. The second
section of the road, 1875 miles, COW
ers the southern Oklahoma divis-
ion, from Denison to Oklahoma City
The third section of the highway
extends from Oklahoma City to Ar
kansas City, distance of 1876 miles
via Guthrie and the 1O1 ranch, and
the fourth section, 9S miles, be-
tween Arkansas City and Florence
Kan, where the Oklahoma, Texas
and Gulf highway intersects the
Santa Fe trail.
In addition to having the log OF
this highway carried in the blue
book it is proposed to issue spec
ial booklet containing the log, to-
gether with a write-up of the ter
ritory along the line for free distri-
button. 1. ~