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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

Oere Stellung geponnen. lleberall Die
b06ite 2lusniiBunq Der in REDEEM W}dz
be bor6anbenen WaTertrGfte. syn allen
8dlera Die groBartigiten Staubeden
unb synbuitrieanldgen. 9urcb alle Sal
3iige unb bis ouf bic 656Iten gerggip=
fel bic 6enunberungspiiroigIten @ers
fe6rsmitteI. Damn niGt gu pergefen od
uub bort Elm itillcs, einIomes PlGB9en
fir emiig IcbafFerOe @ele6rte, oas ben
Menihen rei3sn fam, 6inter bic 5eHs
HerlGoeu 81 blidsn. Slider lit duf alle
Sale, 6aB es fir foiTensouritige Geute
in Den MpenlGnDern in neuerer 3eit gar
bielcs 5u ie6en gibt. Q8er lpollte iib
punDern, ipenn ii1 bic uiiatii6en
SGniifiler nit bielcn onoeren guroz
pGern in ben 2lnrei3 teilsn iicb OOrt mo
Ter 3utritt nidt gefottet pir0, gum
minoeiten bdSQluBenbiIO Oes einen ober
onoeren intertSonten Sbjeftes 81 boz
len Gs braud)en dlfo bllrhaus feline
Uliiitdrs o6er itoatIidb ge6uneene Srs
game 3il Iein, bic Oa 3ur3eit ibr 1onoerz
bores Meien in BEN Bergen treiben."
Dem &riminoliomuliKarius mar es
on8umerten, i6m i9ien bieIc 2tuSIez
qung Te6r mobl 8u gefallen. @r polIte
eben 3u elmer Gntgsgnltn9 ausbolcn,als
IiG in BEN 2iiiten Elm Surren unO
G6nurren erbob, Oos allie 9errsn oufs
blidcn licB.
Ser g}efeI, Der iiDer oerG6ene Iagers
te. 6otte ii9 5iemli1 Der3ogen Sin
Qleroplon bon geipeniiifhs hsnrocbenbafz
tenn g(usleDau por nit inuienoer Sc
14piroieicit iter lire aDpfc 6inwl.,s
gefiogeu.
Scr quite Wldnn bGtte audi bon igS
1erer peuig beueiOeusperten Gage
&enntnis pebmen un0 oon irgenopober
Silfe beFelIen tounen, Iagte IRplIcr.
nGr BAT e8 DEFENDERS eilig, Der tpirO
iiB Bitten" 0erleBte 9Oben, benz 6lies
ger na9biidenO, Der f1nlrgeraOeH
aurs ouf bic G1pei5er8erge belt unO
in penigen Wlinuten, fern on6ori3ont,
uur nod olS Elm iDin5igeS Piintt4en 5v
Ie9en mar
g@lsS GOytIsBuug fQIstQ .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
3luei GOnOcntiOnen.

3mei Gonpentionen, sic polle fiinf
Gage Oauern werOen no6mcn geltern
bier i6rcn 9lniong, ndmli6 bic Der
nglmericon SocietD Of Gipil @ngi-
necrS" uno Scr n9lmericon 0rOer Of
Steam engineers Gas Saupt.
quarter ser eritgeuannten 0r9ani-
iation 6efinoet ii6 i'm Sotel 9elpe-
Oere mo OaS ser lebtgenannten Sc
ieQidaft in Der @afienballe Oes A.
9iegimcntS. @lorgen 6eiicbcu oie 0c.
lcgoten sic 0}arine glfaOemie in gln-
napolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
@euio !sOffnnna fiir 6orn6lu~cr.

2itdficIo, Conn, /. SUM.
glod Dem llrtbeil ser 9ler5te lit fiir
ocn 9iidter 0eS Seem gorfer 9lppea.
hofes, g8iaiam Q. Sorn6lomer, mel
ber oii ieinem bieiigeu Somneriib
an einem Ser5leiocn erfranft ooruie.
Der Iieat, peuig Soifning borbon-
0en. Sie itiiBt iitb mir oarouf. ooB
cr beridieOene S6wGbe.9(nfGGe in
sen Icbten Sogcn in eritanIiber
&eiie iiberipunocn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
8lpei bci GrpIpiinn nctHhtct.

Bottom I. Suui. Sci ciner
Gyploiion bon &lootcn @as in elmer
@umpitation ser &ldrungs 9lnloge
mlr0en 5mei @ldnncr get0otet. 9aS
@icbGuOe pur0e boaitdnoig 5eritort
lnO Die Eriimmer mur0en 0ir6 Die
gSudt Scr @rploiion orf einen So.
Gms bon mebr ols 600 SUB Der-
Itreut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
Gonpaamic nidt laftpflidltia.

9fi6ter Stump pom 0bergeridt,
9. 9l6tbeillng, ertldrte gcitern in Oent
Wegen ange6li6eit glngrifis oltf Sri.
@}orb 81. @lcGaulD gegen NtelDiae s.
Tinhcr i6me6enoen 9Sro5eIie Oie
@litberfIagten Singer Monufactur-
ing So" lno oie Singer Seping
@}abine 60" ni6t fir i6ooencrioB-
pilidtig, oa 0ie @oradnoc, auf sic
ii6 Die al6gerin itiitt, aus rein pri-
roter uno feiner gei6dftli6en Ser
onloiiung entiprltngen iin0.
gl6Dnimntcr, bic ben ,SeytIdcn Gurres
Ipunbenten" nidjt piinftli6 Dber nnregels
mafig er6alteit, iinn gebetcn, Oer SfTice
OabEn per SelCpbuH UOCr idrifAidJ @dts
theilnnG 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

Sabre alt iit lit elmer oer popular
item Mdnner i'm 0fientli1en GieniI
5ronfrei6s. Gr bat piele 5reuu0c
IN alien politiiden Grlppen, iogar
intcr Oen 0}onard5iiten. @r lit ein
So5ialiit bon groB3iigiger 9lnidou.
ingsweiie. SIN Sabre 1899 Deron.
laBte er sic Geputirtentomnler elm
@cieb 81 paiiiren, 0as 5rauen 5ur
9icdtsanmolts @raris 5uldBt. Serr
Gioiaui gilt ais eiu imgeiuo6nli6
fa6igcr imo einorudsDoIlcr Geoncr.
9teue Suffrogetten Sell
0ent6ateu.
SenIeD GngIan0, /. Slni "a
Cine 9rauoitiihtngs gl6t6eilmug
Der friegeriiden Suifroaettcn ser.
itorte 6ellte Die 6iitorii6e Stride BON
ST. Morp'S @'orgrouc, 0rci Q1cilcu
BON bier an ser g6emie gelcacn. m.
les, mas BON Der inn Sabre 1888 ae.
6aiten Stride ii6rig ge6Iic6en lit, lit
Elm S6eil oeS E6urmes un0 Derrdu
derte Nlaueru 3pei un6afannte
5raucn Uilroeu 6eute @}orgen III al
Ter 6riibc in Der 9}odboridaft Der
Stride geie6en. Sn oen 9luiuen ian
pen Die 6euerlue6rlelte einen Sam.
mer, iopie cine groBe Quauti1t bon
Suffrogetten 6lugidriiten ne6it
rinem &lofot nit Der 9lufibrift
vSaBt a6 BON Der @eriolgung ser
Srauenl"
gllles mas bon ser So6e Ser Stride
lerettct peroen fonnte, paren einige
0rnamente imo elm oltes airheu
.egiiier. Ger @ifor ser @eneinOe,
)3eD. 9oiif Q. Bath, ba6nte ii1 ei.
ieu @eg Ourcb 9ioud6 rno 6lammen
m 0ieic @egeuitdnoe in Si6er6eit
II 6ringen.
Cos 8ottesbauS entbielt biele
pert60olle 9leliquien umo aunit-
legeniidnoe. Ole6rere bier So6r6lms
oerte olte @lodea ino elm @}onu.
nent fir S6omas Cab, ben 9hitor
JON nSau0ioro ono @3orton," uur-
zen ourd Die 6lamhp 8erit0rt
Gen @oblpeibern 5uge.
1rie6en.
g9in0for @nglano, I Suni.
sin 6euer, weldes nod 9lngo6e Ser
Roli5ei bon -Suiiragetten an.
lelegt purOe, oernidtete beute cine
io6e bier geIegene prddtige @illa.
0as 6ous NOR friiber Die 9leiioen5
Der Ser3ogin bon Sutherland.
Sab lwetber it0ren @ @otteS.
oienit.
2on6on /, Suni. Cine aompi-
6eitieg gcitern md6reuo
oes Observation-Disclosures sic aou-
iel mo lieB oai Die ii6eroihte @e.
meinoe cine 9irooe ii6er oos ben
5raueu 3igefiigte llnredt los Grit
ia1 me6rereu @liuuten gelaug eS
BEN 9irdenm1rtern sic Suffrogette,
bic iid5 NIT Sdnoen imo 6iiBen mebr
e, ans Der Stride 5ii entiernen.
gln0ere g9a6lpei6er 6egannen BAR.
mi lout fir oie nMdrtDrerinuen~ 8u
,eteu. glud lie muroen biuaus6c.
or0ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

Bennett, sen britiihen Generation.
ill bertreten.
Or. 9lntbonD S. GoonS, Der Secl.
iorger Der &arf. Observation-Disclosures,
Gin alter 6reino 0eS &eritorbcnen
onitirtc. Gie Scibc trof bier gcitcrn
2I6eno an @or0 ocs 0ompfcrs 0Gor-
mania" elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
Die QlnsitellnnogsG gsGommiiEon.

Sm 9urcou 0eS WouDernelrS
@olOs6orou95 fonO geiteru sic @r.
nenniua DER 26 @litglieOer Ser @}o.
rpIdnOer Gonmliiiion sur @onamo.
&acific @eltousitellung in San
5roncisco itott 3e6u 0litalieOer
mur0en pom @ouDprnelir, je bier
bonn &rGiiOenten oes Seuats 9Grice
unO Spred6er Grippe bonn llnter6Qus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
ienaelI lpeiter.

&oris. T. SUM. GaS frou5o.
iiide Cabinet inter @aiton 9on.
nerqne bat 81 reiigniren beidIoiien,
Sn einem beute a6ge6alteneu Ga6i.
netsrat6 tDurOe oieie Gutideiomg
0etrofieu.
Gas Cabinet miro morgen 3uiam.
mentreteu. INN cine Grtldrlng aus.
5uor6eiten pelde oic @riinoe fiir Sic
Geliguation oarlegt
9ie es 6eiBt, oiirite ser Soipt.
gruno oarin 81 iuden iein, OaB Oas
Gabinet iib ni6t ii6er fii6lt, cine
Wlaioritdt in Ser Geputirtcutanmer
controliren 3u fonnen nadoem oie
lebte @abI beridieoene @erGnoerln.
gen in Ser @riippirlug Ser &arteien
gebraht 6a6eu.
glud iollen inter sen @2itglie0ern
0es Cabinets MeimmqsDeribieoen.
beiten berri9en ii6er oie iinan5ielleu
ylaBua6men pel6e i'm @orIament
einaereibt lueroen iollen; oaneben
fins iid oie Dlitglieor aud nit @e.
aug oui ben oreiid6rigeu Wdlitdr.
oienit nidt gan8 eiuig.
lle6er Die borousii1tlide 8uiom,
ineniebung oeS ueuen Cabinets mar
bisber nidts 81 erio6reu, Gs miro
ais pa6rideinIi6 era6tet Dab oie
9egeniuartigen @liniiier bis nod Dem
8uiamneutritt Ser 1eputirtenfam.
ner I'M 1ienite blei6en peroen.
9Sremiermiuiiter 1onrmerque iogte
beltc in Der Ga6inetSiisung, oas &c.
nenm1rtige Cabinet babe ii6 ieiuer
Qlnfaobc, sic @olitif ser Wle6r1eit
Scr @litglieoer ser lebtett 1eputirten-
fommer ourd5uiiibren eutleoi9t;
uoA ieiner glniidt iollte ole 9iegic.
riuig nun in an0ere 6dnoe iibergcs
beu
syn 0en 2o66ies ser Gcpitirtens
fammer puroe 5ette Ser 9ame oes
gcgenpdrtioen llnterridtsminiiters
0lenq gipiani III Ger6inolmg nit
ser 8rage ser geieblmg oes nelen
@remierminiiter @oitens am mei-
iten eenannt Serr @ipioui, ser 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
l1tnr 9u(r.
SIN imnS6M6cn
Cabinet.
2asielbe ipirO ieime Ofes
iigmatiOn eimrei1en.

g9ic oerloutet, boben oie g3eumobIeu
3ur Geputirteufommer oie @1oio-
ritat Der 9iesieriine in 5roge
aeitelt. 9sremier 2oumergue
bdIt ieine qlufaabe fir erIeoiet.
Gie engIiiden 8obIiDeibcr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
800 ReMsro. 100.

The readers OF this paper WI! be
pleased 10 learn that there Ia az least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in all i's stages.
and thai is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known
TO the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patien,
strength by building up the constit1-
tlon and assisting nature in doing
It's work. The proprietOrs have 80
much faith I'm its curative pc" rs
that they OFFER One Hundred Dollars
for any case that II fails to cure
Send for list OF testimonials.
Address f. J. CHENEY K co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, TIC
Take Halls Family Pills for cen
8t!pation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
HAVE PURE BLOOD
-t.=s s.-ss-s-iHs H..4s Ei--, Pa
5'c-5.

TC-5 L=a-- E1-1s -icE. a-t fsT
Win. q pause. L : f-s prl-s.E--
c-zs- Il lie circulation ct y---
bod. I : 4 TIE 1--1s- i-V----
a-e= that Il s-1I-t ID rs v1rE vel.
TIE quality ard quantity q y1l-
b..cE have much % Do ui-L :-s &C.
,.1-. L .Lis a-it ! pure and
a1z-tz--. vo1r heart and other VITA
organs act with more energy t-a1
v1e1 !; ! defective il quality O.
tz-cis-. II quantity.
Hood : SzrsapzE..,a makes Ire
bod pure and abundant. Il : TIE
one old reliable medicine, rha. has
beer sold Tor forty wears. for p1r!-
tyizg the blood. There i 10 better
bod remedy, appetizer, stomach
tonic or LerTe builder. From the
very frs. dgse Of Hcod's Sarsapa-
Mia Improvement begins.
Bs sure your druggist gives you
Hgod's. for nothing else can p1s-
si5.y beIet. you ss much and no
hing else can take Is place. Gel.
:: today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07

bama the sena,oria, primaries ere
now being held. Representative
Underwood and Representative Rich
mond Pearson Hobson being the
candidates for the long term. The
resul, Of that contes, is being await
ed with interest, not only in Wash
!ng-on. but throughout the country
A lively contest is already unde'
way in Kansas. where Representa-
tive Victor NIur1ock seeks the SEN
atorial nomination at the hands Of
the progressive party and Senator
Curtis seeks to win the republican
nomination from Senator Br.stow.
The fight in Pennsylvania a!readT
is looming. The primaries are tc
be held next month. The outlook
is that Senator Penrose will be
nominated By the republicans, Rep
r.sen-atiye Mitchell Palmer hy the
democrats and Clifford Pinchot as
the candidate Of the progressive
party element
In fact, political pots are boiling
in nearly all OF the states where
senatorial elections will be held. and
that is one Of the reasons why
members Of congress hope that the
canal tolls issue, the trust legis-
latiye program and other pressing
matters before congress can be
wound mp in time for early adjourn
ment. The present prospect. now
ever IS that the session will no,
adjourn before July ], if then.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
GANG ESCAPES
FROM TULSA JAIL
AUTOMOBILE ~ WAITING AIDS
~ ESCAPE or THREE SUNDAY
EVENING.

Tulsa. Okla, AprI C-HaTf
Wells. a notorious gunman. and t"o
1s-year-old boys un1er hFe-year
gentences Tor burglary, escaped from
the Tulsa county jail in spec'ac-
ular manner SUNDAY afternoon. Al
Ter forcing Ja.ler Walter Large INTO
the ceI they vacated at the point
of an automatic pistol
After getting out Of Jail they
Jumped INTO waiting automobile
and drove speedily away so trace
Of them since the car was seen
leaving the city has been founn
The escape occurred during tho
gnpper hour. Az Jailcr Large start
eI 10 leave the cell occupied bJ
Wells and the TWO boys one Of the
prisoners thrust stick in the door
way In ouch manner that th'
lock would not catch. Wells pro
duccl the automatic pistol and GOV.
cring the guard forced him 10 hanC
Overt the keys to thc prison an.
fiep inside the cell The trio thcI
rushed down three flights Of stair.
leading 10 the street. climbed lnb
the automobile that vas waiting
and drove speedily away SoFera
people report ed seeing au al.omo-
f.tt. ,.,,,Hr,. lYrr mon 90. ed Ut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
EEEE THIS

IRE T.Iss nc'f5e- cg-.s scns,
Irc cls1-.r rogtl.s, d-4olTss z-.Tel
e.-zs s.zb=-ss, EszE s1c .zrns cschl
re nz-asz, s1t al .rTsgzlsr1;.ss Of
TIE E.c1syz zI9 bIsdts: Il bo-h Z sl
LE1 Eo-er Regulates b-zddss tro1-
:!ss Il ch1trer- IL rot to.t oy yo1f
cr1zgst rfu e sent ~ mall o,
receipt Q. $50. One ANAL bottle IA
tEo nonth.' treatment AID seldom
izQs to perfect c1re Send tor
tsst!nonlsls rcu thLs and othsr
rztss. Dr.. L ". Han, zs2s Olive
rreet, Ct Loul., No. so.d BY dr-g'
H.Itl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
The Idea.

Madge-"Did he try to flatter sou2'
Marjorie-"Why. no. dear. He merely
said | was the prettiest girl he'd ever
met. New York Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07

u vas under a great strain nuns
ing relative through three months
sickness" writes Mrs. J e. Van De
Sande Of Kirkland, H. and "Elec-
tric Bl,ters kept me from breaking
down. ! will never be without f."
Do you feel tired and worn out?
80 appetite and food won't digest?
II isn't the spring weather. You
need Electric Bltters Start a
months treatment today; nothing
better for stomach, liver and kid
neys. The great spring tonic Re-
lief or money back soc. and 800
at your Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07

Hal NJ. Cannon has receipts in
blank and will be glad to fill out one
for any one who wants to pay his
state license on auto for fiscal year
ending June 30, 1914. Remember this
must be paid, otherwise suit may be
filed against you at any time. 6-I
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07

Stop and read the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
Cure, old Sores. o,hor Remedies Mont Curo.

The worst cases. up matter OF how long standing.
are CURED hy tie wonderful. n'i reliable IN.
iof'rts huu.'l.g Healing oa u r'icrh
V.iu auN Heals at tUr faue tim, ..r. '...'l.p.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
PEOPLE WILL ELECT
3 ]. s. SENATORS
FIRST GENERAL TEST OF SEW
ENTEENT- AMENDMENT TO
5E MADE THIS YEAR.

Washington. April Thirty
three United States senators vil.
~ elected this year by direct vote
Of the people in thz first general
.es- oi the seventeenth amendment
10 the constitution. Prlmary cleo
,ions aud COW gentious for he nom
nation Of various candidates al
ready have been held in some
states and will continue throughou:
The country for several months pre-
l.minary 20 the general elections
next fall.
Terms OF thirtv-one senators eX-
p.re March 3 next and in addition
TO these. successors must be chosen
10 the late Senator Johnston Of
Alabama and the late Senator Bacon
Of Georgia In each state Two SEN
ators Will be elected. In Georgia.
besides ? successor to Senator Ia
con. there will be a contest over
the seat Of Senator Hoke Smith,
who is a candidate 10 retain his
sea-. IN Alabama. besides the cleo
lion Of a successor 10 Senator John
ston for the next Regular term, be-
ginning March + next, there will be
senator chosen 10 I'll his uneX-
pired term. who will sit until March
Il. 1915. only In Louisiana, al
though Senator Thorn-on's term eX-
plres. there will be no election, be-
cause Representative Broussard al
ready has been elected to the Lou'z-
lana seat.
CT the sitting members Of The sen.
ate whose -etns expire, seventeen
are republicans and fourteen demo-
crats. In the Alabama and the
Georgia elections democrats are car-
tain 70 De chosen
Those Whose Terms Expire.
Senators whose .euns eNerc ar.
Dcmoc-ars -ue,i,a r. Cham er-
lain, O-te.a James j. Clarke, Ar
kansas: Duncan L. Fletcher !1orila,
Thomas P Gore. Oklahoma. Pen
iamin +. shiysly Indiana; FrH1c.s
q vewlaDds. Nevada. Lee 5. over
man North Carolina: Hoke Sutr,
Georejs. John Walter Smith. Mary
land. Charles 5 Thomas. Colorado;
Iobn r Thornton. Louisiana.
RepvbIicans- William o. Bradley.
Eentucky. James II. Bra Hey. Ken
r1c,,y. James II Bradley. Idaho:
Frank p. Brandegee. Connecticut;
Jcseph l.. Bris,ow. Kansas: Theo-
dora F. Burton. Ohio: Coe ]. Craw-
lord South Dakota: Albert y. Cum
Minis Iowa: William p Dillingham;,
yarmopt. James n Gallinger. New
uanushire. AISLE j. Gronna. North
Dakota. Wesley L. Jones Washing
ton. Boisa Pcnroea. Pcnnsylyan,s.
Georga C. Perlins California. Eli
n, Roc, New YorE: Lawrence Y
sherman. Illinois. Reed Snoot,
rtab. Isaac Stephenson. Wisconsin
Most Of the republicans v hose
terms avpire are candidates % sue
,eed themselves. although there
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
Unfairness 10 Man.

Men never get a fair deal. II, for
instance, a baby happens to have a
good disposition, everyone will insist
that it takes after its mother.--Atchi.
son Globe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
Obedience.

Every teacher should accentuate the
truth, every parent ought to teach,
that a child's whole duty IS summoned
up in the single ~ord, obedience.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07
TWc-EoOed Threat,

Shelf you don't 20 away at once
shall call ny husband Pedler-"I
called on him first and he threatened
me with you "-Fliegende Blatter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-07

5ss ss-zz--zc :c- - C--s--z- c1-Ec-
- C.. -cE- a1E a-L -O7s T. ,c
T.-=1- ss sco- "a .cz=--.s-
IT.. ~. 1l-. W'cccsFC--1 @. Cox
--- r=-= ---= q -E-=ss Sz----
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-17
Musical Art Club.

The next meeting of the Musical Art club will be an open meeting and given at the handsome home of Mrs Claude Marsh.
 The last meeting was with Mrs. s r. McKeehan, at which time the fol lowing program was rendered
 Reading, "An Order for a Picture, by Miss Louise Homer.
 Instrumental solo, Witches Dance,' Mrs. J. E. Hogue.
 Instrumental solo, Waltz in ( Minor,' Miss Josephine Brown.
 Vocal solo, Perfect Day." Mrs John B. Rigsbee.
 Mrs. Claude Marsh also contribut ed to the pleasure of the afternoon by reading Last Hope"
 Mrs. Jack Manier presided and Mrs Hugh Steele gave a very interesting account of the A. F. w. c. conven ton which convened in Helena Frappe was served during the after noon.
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Memorial Celebration.

An event of interest was the memo rial exercises held by the United Daughters of the Confectionery and the decoration of the graves of the Blue and the Gray in which loving act they were assisted by their friends.
 After a lovely program at the First Baptist church, vehicles conveyed the party to the Confederate lot in Holly wood cemetery, which was deeded to the local chapter of U. D. c. some years ago by the veterans of the local camp, Albert Pike Camp of U. C. V.
 P The party visited Hollywood, Greenwood and the Catholic ceme- tery.
 The program rendered at the Bap- tist church was as follows:
 Song, Onward Christian Sol diers.'
 Invocation.
 Vocal Solo-Mrs. J. B. Rigsbee.
 Memorial Address - Rev. Dana Terry.
 Vocal Solo-Nliss Juanita Gillian. Address to old Soldiers Gibson Witt, Jr
 Vocal Solo--Mrs. F. M. Aldridge, Jr.
 Violin Solo-tMrs. Jack Manier.
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Personals

Calvert Miney, Paris, Ky is 8 guest at the Majestic hotel.
 Mr and Mrs. C. c. Cacklep, Clinton III, are registered at the Majestic aotel.
 Mr. and Mrs r. J. Spragins, Jack. son, Miss, are registered at the Ma iestic aotel
 Miss Ethel Smith of Charlotte, N. C., is visiting relatives in this city for a few days.
 Mrs. Jennie Hebron Cook is in charge of the bath house department of the Hotel Moody.
 Phil Davis, formerly a hotel man of this city, is here on a visit 10 his brother, Dave Davis.
 Mrs. w. C. and Miss J. Ryan and Mrs. F. Chansey, Fort Wayne, are guests at the Majestic hotel.
 E, F. Callahan and wife leave today for Fort Scott, Kan, to visit relatives. They will be gone for ten days.
 The St Louis arrivals at the Majes- tic hotel include R. w. Griswold, MT. and Mrs R B. Lawler, Mrs. F. Cutter and child.
 George Shepherd, of Chicago, form erly a Hot Springs boy. arrived yes terday on a brief visit 10 his relatives in this city.
 Mrs J. M. Heilloussfer and Mrs. Georgia Tennison, Mt Pleasant, Tex, arrived at the Majestic hotel for an extended visit
 Mrs. W. F. Jennings left yesterday for Kansas City, Mo-, after a visit of ten days to her parents. MT and Mrs J. N. Coppock
 Rev F. M Wylie of the Orange Street Presbyterian church and Dr. c. F. Hays, superintendent of home mis 'siOns of the Arkansas synod leave
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CLOSING EXERCISES
Program to Be Carried Out by the Langston School Pupils in Their
 Closing Exercises.

In the closing of the Langston school the following program will be observed: Sunday. May 2l. 3 pm.-Visitors' Chapel; annual sermon, Rev. J. H. Henderson. B. ID
 Monday and Tuesday, May 25 and 26-Term examinations i'm all depart ments.
 Wednesday, May 27 p.m.--Closins exercises of grades l. 2, and f at the Odd Fellows hal. Wednesday Night, 8 o'clock-Audi- torium Theatre, nigh school play: The Princes Chrysanthemum.' a Japanese operetta
 Friday, May 2S, pm. Closing ex- ercises of grades ], t, and B, odd Fellows hall.
 Friday Night, May % s o'clock Graduating exercises of the High SchooI department, Auditorium The. atre.
 Monday, June Annual picnic and field day, Glenaqua Springs Pullen park)
 The ball park, near the springs, has been placed at the disposal of the school and will be used for ball games. The way to the springs is down Valley street, or take the Cen tral avenue cars and get off at Bel den avenue and go two blocks east.
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UnveiIine of Monument.

The beautiful monument unveiled to the memory of Dr. John Outlet by the Woodmen Lodge No. 5S6, just across the river at May Ark, was the biggest local event of the entire week in point of attendance and many city people attended. Among them were the local drill corps of Silver Leaf Camp of Woodmen of Hot Springs Lodge, Mir. Rube Gillian D. l.. Weaver, Lon Turner, Mir. and Mrs David A. Crockett.
 There were about 800 people pres ent, of which number there were about 90 Woodmen present
 The church house, picnic grounds Woodmen hall and cemetery are in close proximity.
 After church services, which were conducted by Rev J. A. Harp, the E1o; Springs Lodge drill corps of Wood