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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30
WHEN YOU TRADE AT THE
GOLDEN GATE CONTEST STORES.
BE SURE AND GALL FOR YOUR
VOTES.


A story is told of an 'S1 Puritan and
his encounter with Judge Jefiries in
the seventeenth century. Jelfries
hearing the case against the Puritan
was trying to make fun Of the old
man, as was his habit. II honor you
sir said the judge. sneeringly, from
your head to your feet And honor
you, sir said the old Puritan, from
the crown Of your head to the soles
of your feet" Il honor YOU" went on
on the judge, from Lands End to
John O'Groats' And ! honor you
from the Equator to the Antipodes." "
Il honor you" said the judge irasci.
bly, ito the gates of He'll" The Puri.
tan didn't reply at once. Then he
said, Sir, there is a passage in Holy
Writ that says, Answer a fool accord
ing to his folly have done so. But
there is another passage that says,
Answer not a fool according to his
folly Sir, decline to follow you to
He'll"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30
News to Him,

"Now that is a copperhead snake.
1t is dangerous. Over yonder is a
garter snake. That is , harmless. "
We'll, WELL" said the summer board
er. so there ane different makes Of
snakes, just as in automobiles"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30
Market at Hand.

"Why don't you ship your produce
to market any more?" 81 don't halter.
There's a gentleman farmer located
near me now and it takes all | care
to sell to supply his le."-Kansas
City Journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

The benevolent society is meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. Curtis at
the county court house. A plan of
campaign will be outlined and the
work systematzed in order to facili-
tate it during the coming winter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30
Jewish Ladies, Aid Society.

The Jewish Ladies' Aid society
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at Mrs. Niyoche's residence
on North Washington, with Mes
danes Kemp and Nivoche as hos
tesses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30
Moose Smoker,

The Loyal Order of Moose will Civ,
smoker in Odd Fellows hall Wed
nesday night All members of the or
der will please take notice
A. b. HAYS, Secy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

Photographs, % per cent discount
on all sizes until December 10. Make
an appointment for sitting this week
Phone red-140, COLE & Upton.
29-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30
Chandler Man Gets Appointment.

Oklahoma City, Nov. 29.-It de-
veloped here today that the incoming
school land commissioners will ap-
point George A. Smith of Chandler
secretary of the commission.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

w. r. Roberts was elected treasur-
er of the State Mayors association
at Oklahoma City the other day, but
he states he knows why, as the may
ors have no need of a treasurer, and
as a rule, have no money individually
or collectively, anyway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

Very little cotton was sold on the
streets today, with the price the
same as Saturdays quotations-from
6 to .725
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30
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A. NJ. Sosbee has written from
Arkansas that he will return TO this
city about the 5th of December.
From the tone of his letter Mr.. Sos
bee does not seem to be smitten with
Arkansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

Our s. Cabinet Folder reduced to
81 90, 10 days only. One large pic
ture given free with this offer.
29-3 COLE & Upton,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

The following changes in schedule
on the Rock Island became effective
yesterday: The train formerly leav-
ing at 7;45 a. m. now leaves at 7:S0
The mixed train formerly due here
at 1870 a. m. now arrives at l
p. M The night train that formerly
arrived at $50 now arrives at SIS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

C. r. Allen of Durant was in the
city today on business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

Steel hardening by 4 spray OF
compressed air is the plan adopted for
certain special work in a German es-
tablishment For hardening only in
parts-such as the surface Of rails and
points for sidings-the local quench-
ing in oil or water sets up dangerous
tension, and n new means has been
sought for giving a safe transition
from the hardened to the unhardened
material The compressed air spray
is found to give the desired results.
The air I-aches the metal through
special nozzles, and accurately graded
degrees o. hardness are obtained by
regulating the number and arrange
ment OF holes in the nozzle. When
these arc wide apart the surface is
much affected, openings closer togeth
er giving thinner skin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

The pleasant weather of yesterday
was an inducement for many of the
citizens of the city to take country
trips, some to the oil fields and
some out chasing the pecan. The
roads between the city and the oil
fields need attention Immediately
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

A Want Al today will rent that
room tomorrow
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

What piscatorial fan does not know
the cursed annoyance of the persistent
little suntlsh? Expert in the stealing
of bait, he is responsible for many a
disappointing nibble and for many a
haul that brings no reward but the
trouble OF unlocking him. The Inde
pendent, however, devotes a para
graph to his domestic habits that gives
him a new interest. We use the mas
culine pronoun since it appears that
the male fish is the nest builder and
the assiduous guardian of the precious
contents. Into the saucer-shaped hol-
low in the sand he pushes a flooring
Of pebbles. Then he persuades a fe-
male to deposit her eggs. This done,
she goes about her care-free way,
while he remains lowering about the
nest and tanning it with his fins to
keep the eggs free from silt and to
supply a needed modicum of oxygen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

FOR SALE-70 acres of land, IL
miles south of Wilson. Will sell
for cash or trade for other proper
ty. Call for particulars at Johnson
drug store. ]. II. oxford. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30
Meet Me at the Golden Gate"
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

DIRT FOR SALE-At old rock barn
A St, y. W. Must be moved at
once See Wicker Bros, or phone
blue 645. 30-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

Rogers Brothers are continuing
buying horses for the English and
French governments. They shipped
two carloads to Fort Worth last
week which will be transported from
New Orleans or Galveston. Most of
the stock purchased here are for the
cavalry, and are bringing a fair price.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

Work is progressing nicely on the
foundation for the Dornick Hill Coun-
try club house, but the club members
are going to be disappointed about
the opening date. They wanted very
much to have open house January
First, but it will have to be deferred
until some time later, probably
Washington's birthday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-30

Misses Harriet and jeanette Ems
worth spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days in the city with home folks.
Miss Harriet has returned to Manns-
vile, where she is teaching, and Miss
jeanette will return tomorrow to Ed
mond, where she will continue her
studies in the Central State Normal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-23

glaer @obri6einlihfeit nab miro
bic 9a6u, mel6c bon &era Gru5 aus
in Oas SnIouo fii6rt aui cine Strede
Don 20 @ieilen binauS 5uiammen nit
cincr 9o6nbriide BON amcrifanii6en
Nlarine SolOotcn mo 9fdujadeu
potrouiQirt meroen 0ieie 9o6n.
itredc iitpon gr0Bter itrategiicber 9e-
Oeutung, foQS weiterc @ntmidelungen
cine 9emegung aif Sta0t Wlerito 5ll
n0tbig MAIDEN iollten.
Gariiber binauS bat Oic 9lOmini-
iuotion fcine %ldnc getroifen, bod
Die nit Dem @ciBcn Salic in &erbin-
oimg Stc6cnOcn imp iib bGuuBt, oaB
cine 9lftion Don Suerta oocr Garron.
"a ic0cn 9lugenblid oac Fl0ne iibcr
Ocn @onicn wcricn mag.
9ciiirbhngcn iiir bic 9lmcrifoner
in StaOt @}erifo lmO in ouoeren
E6cilcn Der rcpolntionsolirbwii6ltcu
9icpu6lif mcrOen Don Dielcn Scitcn
gcduBcrt. 0oS Saus poiiirte 6cutc
prompt cine 9iQ pelbc 100000
5ur Siiriorec iiir oic 8ii1tlin9c Der
miaigi.
Die E6atiac6c, OoB felt uo6c3u As
ShnOcu nidtS pom @ci6dftstrdger
O'S6oug6nciip in Staot Mcrifo ac-
bort muroc, ma1te @rdiioent @ilion
uuo Stoatsiefretdr 9ruon ni6t &C.
ringc aopii6mer5cn. Scutc gl6cno
pluoc uui lnoifi5ieacn1 @cge Scr.
binoilug nit Srn. S'S6oug6nciiu
6ergcitcQt, bod oic 9elnrl6iglng lit
nidt p0lGg gGpi6cn, ga moi iidb
iibcr Die Stimmllng Der Sucrta-9ie-
giering lno Oes %olfes bon Staot
Merifo ieit Der @inua6me-pon &cra
Gri5 Our6ol0 ni6t ii1er fiibIt
SSn oicier Gerbinoun9 per0fient
libte Elm 6ober 9lcgierlmgS-9eorltcr
cincn 9riei bon einem 6relmoe, oen
CT ais ollr6aus glaubmliroig crobtet.
Ser 9rief beiogt:
oSh bo6e aus juuerldiiger GueQc
bon Seilten, Die bon Staot llerifo
anfomen erfabren ooB Suerta per.
ionlidj nit Dem mcrifonii6en Niiui
tier ocS 9luSwdrtigen oen Gouipico.
3piicbenioQ aepIaut bot, Inn Snter
BENTON nit Oeu @oiien 6er6e5uiiib.
rem inO sic merifaniit6en 6aftionen
uitcr ieiner Slagae 5l Dereinen."
0eriel6c 9eomte erfldrte eS ais
ieine 9(uiiht Dab Suerto ieine Pint.
mort an Die Ger. Staoten 6iniiHtlic6
Der Salutirlng Der Slogge 10 LANCE
binoisae5ogcn 6abc Inn ole glufnnit
Der 9roBcn @oiien. mo Niunitions
Senouug BON Ceutiblauo a65iwor.
ten
StoatSiefretdr 9rpou iogte 6eite,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-23
9teneS 0efo6r=S =Si9nol
u4. s& na a
Jo Gorrou5a's SteGPunsnohme
Or mag 6b ant 6nrrta's stitc ftlrn.
crnNc Scfar9nngcn in sSaiDinglou gcanRcrt.
81 @era Sous wir0 Go aama6lidl rn0iaer.

&oiGin0tOn %. April Die @adJridt OOa @enerO &enn
ano GOrrnn}a GonmOnalen SG6rer bic Sctgrenng
%era Gr5 amerc @ormc Snppn ais cnen Pitt Der 6enO
feit gegcniber mfanen &NOn anc0t @us 6cntc w cine
Sombe in ben bicTgen Ofi3ielen &reien cn
ErGbmt @un bate ansoradd betunt oaf feinen g Der
6enodfeit gegeniber meruni &e bebdtge nO General
Snera ais egenanS nmefam SOrgeen nam6u gemad
Om alcn Die amcrue genng fir Die SeeSgMne Der amer
amiden 6agge Gemgtbnnng inden woae 5HOg OIn ae Die
@aiBngOugnng ge6Offt Dnh Die GOnnonaIten i'd Oer Sin
mdung Die @rGrnag GarranN eOOd 6eGrfte M
Seardugen Seamieu bah Die Guniuonaten nit Sn
ta gemend0id maiden urOen Niee EBNe naGm ben
ais cine ue erue @erwdeunsen @eiOgc nbu nn Saupt
5nterelc in Ofii3elen Sreien in @uiprn6.
SOatcn ole Goninonaten NeiguMg gcn d cbenale
ole meNnc egenng aufuene OOnn oOem bic %an Der Nrmee
genoert 6cre WanN Ses Cages ang bah Die
mcnhnfc Nrmee nnO NarHSeBUrO uH ben Neneh OeS Yer
6UtS Der &0fien-9nsfn6r na6 MegitO empiOblen babe
Die 3mmmung GOn9rcn Dem %Orgben Scs SGSenm init
aengeua 6mpiGn Seru bcr Die Sample
%a Gruj Die oanpuufnmgen O euteen Cages Die bic
F8n Seamten dnec lire WeHngnnng aGer O erOg
rei S0nOn GDnreOmrnls Seer Der &eenug &era
Grn5 nnO Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der Cr0nnng Nurtbf.
Die naden S6rit GmCritanideu Jcgiernng
deOeu Der |rGfOent lit nAOI amGbid DOr5ngen CrOreS r
SeFtsreg Dem 3Oaamt in Snmpcu mo ndt erIan
IS 1T &n Der &ceenna UOfOmmeu JuBe %a Gru5 ber5n
len Die gSnng Der crn Samahuame Snc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-23

0aB, iopeit i6nl 6efannt. Ser Stntlis
Oes @edditstrdgers S'S6augbueiir
inO Oes @eic60ftStrGgcrS 2lgara iii.
DerGnoert iei @ei6ditstrdger MI.
CARA bat ieOo9 bon ser merifnniidcn
Gegiering g}a6ri6t cr6oltcn bon
gSai6ington a65ureiien mann inmcr
er Dies fiir rat6iom ero6te. IieS
i6eint on5uOeuteu, Dab Suerto oaran
oenft, Srn. S'S6aug6neiip ieinen
&aB ju5uitellen.
C6uo6l 9lutorit1ten auf p0lfer.
redtliGem @e6iete lmo GongreBfii6.
rer ii6 ohrii6er nicbt iid1er iino, o6
6ercits Elm o&riegS5uitono" Deficit,
o6luobl feline @riegserfl0rmg eriolgt
it, 10 lit bod Oaron feiu 3weiiel
DAB Die 9e5ie6un8eu 3rpiicbeu Der
Sucrto DC focto Gegierung uuo
Sen Ser Stooten o6oe6roden iino.
Die Ser. Staotcn-9leQicrilng miro
@eiddftstrGger G'S6aug6ueiip nidt
5uriid6crlien iolonge er nicbt iel6lt
Dies empfe6lt Oa es i6r 0arnl &c.
legen lit, 10 lon9e ais moglih einen
Gertreter in Staot Merifo jii 6aben
Der ole amcrifoniic6en SSlitereiien
oortiel6it po6ren fam. Sails no
t6ig, UerOen ieOod nit elmer Der an
ocren oiplomotii6en @ertretlmgci
in Stoot @lerifo Arrangements &C.
troiien meroen Inn Die Snterelien
Der Ser. Staaten 5l 0ertrctcn.
6reiipiaige fir Nlerito mcrocn
niht 5ur SABINE gernien weroen aus.
genommen iaas cine fornicae aricgS
erfldumg eriolgen iollte
Die 9emcglmg ser lSlotte Oouerte
6eute fort. CaS 0larine Iepurtc
ment lit ii6crjeugt, oaB ieet cine gc.
niiqenoe N}od6t auf Dem &ege lit,
Inn sic Sitlation in &erd Gru3 al
6eneiiiern uno and unt epeutlieQ
BON Ionpico 9eliB 81 erBreifen,
foQS sic Srore gegebcn werocn iolltc.
Gorron5o's Ston0punft
entbiillt.
G6i6ua6ua DER, %. 9lpri(.
General Gorron5o's critic off3ieae
qlcuBerllng ii6cr oen Stanomuft Der
@c6cQcu binii@tlic6 Ser 9ciiberarci.
hna Don @era Gr3 uno Oos 0orae
ben ser omerifonii6en Gegicrilna i'm
glQgemeuen mlroc 6eute nod @ai5
inqton teegrapbirt Cic Grfldrung |
laBt Die 9l6iidten DER 9lc6eQen oa6ill'
aeiteQt. Sic conitotirt ieooh oaB |
Oic ger Staaten cinen Srrt6unl De'
girGeu inioierq ais ooS goraeQelL
oaS MIR aegen Suerto iuoipi0uell &C. |
ritbtet ieiii ioate, in g9a0r6eit Elm Nft
Scr 6einOlic6feit gcgenii6cr Der me-
9iaton lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-23

aus i6reu Ore5oligeu &ononen ii6er
Oen iiiOoitlicben Gbeil ser StoOt.
Ger NouptgrlmO moum Gontre.
9lonirol 6let6er BON einem 9ombar.
Oeneut a6io6 mar oer oaB iiH Sum
oerte bon 9}idt Gom6ottoutcn ga.
unter 5o6lreiHa 5raueH INTO sim
Oer in oen uDiliaencia 0otrls.@e.
6duoen 5uiontnengeiAoart 6attcm
bon melhen aus oas @uuptieuer IN.
ter6nlten wurOc,
(Sp0tcr) glontirol 5let.
der ao6 6eute @lorgeu nm s ll6r 20
oeu @cic6l iiir cine aaaemene 9cme.
gng sur 9eiebuug Der gon5enStoot
Cine 2l6t6eillmg bon 9lotiadeu pal
iirc oen @}arftpluB mo sic @larine'
9lfoocmia 9llS tie iid gegeni6er Dem
lebteren @ebduoe 6efanoen begarn
Elm 6eftigeS @eme6rieuer pom GaAe
uno ats Oen 6enitern. "a eS iiir Die
9laioden teineu 3med Bate oas
,Sencr 5il cnuioerp 5eritrcnten li6
Oieielben
Die &ricg5i6iiie u@roirie,4 ,Gbe.
tier" imO San Srancisco" er1uneteu
oorani 5cier nit loren s. mo 65ol
liaeu gci6iecu lnO 6eidaoiaten Ole
Mauern Der 2ffoOemie Iie 9loltio
dcn traten oora1li wieoer in 6ormu.
tiou uno riidieu Dor Fas @ewebr
icuer 6otte in5iuiideu itort nadgelei.
len
lin 10 tlbr mareu gl6t6eilingen
BON 9laloden sic @aieriront ent.
lana 3un Siiocnoe Der Stoot porge
0rinaen nuo 6otten me6rcre Stra.
ben acranmt; Ooh oas SdcBen bon
Den Gddcrn mnroe in 3wiidenrau'
men fortgcieBt
Ser arciBer yG6eiier" ionote G.
j6aiae Geihoiie gegcn sic @ebduOe
all oen ghiSldIifen Der 5taot, it6er
oic aSpfe Ger 8loiodcn hinrueaieu.
,rn0 Hn0 6einobe oolltommene Ireii.
ir6crbet beueiieno.
Gie ollgcmcine 9cpeguna BON ser
leitern eingenommenen @oiitionen
ms begann geitcrn in ser g}id,hinq
M Die SouptAFlo5o. Gie N1arine
Solooten lnter Sicutcnant Colonel
@enoell G glepille, riidtcn in iii0li
per 9ti6ting Dor Garullcl 5hoBen
'ntlong ani oaS Centrum 3u pd6
reno Die Wloriue.5olooteu inter oem
Somnanoo oes 2ieutcnant.@ommau
Der 9uhonon bon Der nSlorioa" uno
oeS Sieutenont,Gontmanoer glrtbnr
y. aeating bon Der .glrtonias1 Don
i1ren @oiitioueu oitlih bonn Gentnm
an ole 'Bla5a 81 maridirieu
Cie beioeu 9l6tbeilungen rldien
ii6er orci 9lods i'm eouii4rlit por'
0as W}aihiucnaepc6r. ino @e'
luebr Scuer pnroc lulterlnlst oo'l
aus ocu fleineren aa'
noneu Der .Grairic" iuio Der ebe'
ter 1ic Aauoneil 6aliep lltit 5if
Ger Ddder naa oen Pit
ocu ino Clieu Din.
@lbanan'S Sente rildien 5li clncr
Boition nner6ulb zines 8lodS oireft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-23

0ie geitrigen Gerluite Der
Nlmerifoner
&ero Grua p. 9lpril. 2n
ben admpien oes 6clltigeu Cages
poren Die &erluite oui onlcrifouiitcr
Seite bis Sum @littaa lpic iolgt N.
Ecrcu, @}arineioloat toottiH Derwut.
set, 81. G6riitp, s. @. Bennett S.
@uaion e. IS. 9}orOied mo $. sal.
6orL N}arneiooaten, lcid5t peuuun.
BET.
Sn &ero Gru5 pirOeSru.
bigger.
&cro Gru& y. 9lpril. Ge
Stoot 6egam na6 Oeu &1mpien,
pelde sic gan5e 9}aAt bin0ur6 oai.
erten, 6eine ollmd6liA i5ren @ioers
itouo geaen Die anlerifonii6enlrup-
pen aui5uge6en unO Die 9eomten Ser
lofalen 9legiernng no6men wie0cr
Die 3iigeI oui
9ie oQmd6li6c Ginitcanng Ser
6einOieligfeiten iolgte Oen 9emi6uns
gen 0es omeritoniiAen Goniuls @m.
w. Gonooa peIder ii4 idriitlid an
oen Nlapor Sen o6criten 9enmten
Der iooeraliitiihen @iDilregiering
(Scie politico), Oen golijebei umO
on0ere Sedite manOte mo nm lore
Cooperation erhlhte.
Ger Souphuioerltano ser Merifo.
ner erfolgte pom Centrum ser Stoot
aus Gon ben GGGcrn ser beiocn
@e6duoe, melHe ooS .Giligencio $50.
tel" biloerL ridtetcn Die Sd)ariibii.
ben Elm 6eitiges 8cuer hui Die ame.
ufQ1il6en &oiitionen. TaS SdieBen
BON oen SausoGcbern 6cra6 na6m
bellte 'Dlorgen bel Sogesonbrlid jp
Captain g9m. q. 9fn6, Ser Gon
mopoont 0es S6lodtibiifes u6lori'
oo" bat GrOres erboIten fem Sor'
oringen 3u periuHeu ouOern ore ae.
tern eingenonunenen @oitioncll jll
6aIten Gopitdn 9lui6 bat niter ler
nen COMMANDO na6e5u 5000 Monn,
Die er 0urh meitere 0lounhaltell DIS
aui 5000 @lanu peritdrten ta1''
Gnntra 9l0uirnl 5lether Dotie eS
iid uoraenomucn feine Serlillte 81
risfireu sic nidt a6iolut notbpen'
Oio iporcn lruo ia6 oa0er pa5rlbein'
Ii% ons oicicnI ojrrnoe oooon as,
ieine rrnppen 5nm aampie gcgcn sic
Sdarfidiiben 81 tiI1ren
XIII mcrifoniiben Eruppen lpelcbe
,,r reamdren @orniion gc6orten.
6otten 6cllte iait iGmmtlid oieSto6t
m0 Oas 6euer mrOe orSb.
tent6cils bon bemoifneten 8iiroern
goli5iitcn lmo uerein5elten gol6oten
inter5alten Inter Sen Gipiliiten
ieion0en lid1 pieIe Strdflinac, lueldc
Seheral @nltoOo Nloos, ser Som.
nanoant Der @oruiion, in 6rci6cit
Ielest botte, ebe er Sic Staot rduui.
e. Tiele oieicr gr.@ciaugeuen ici.
rien Die @ieoergemiunung i6rer
Sreibeit, inoeu lie iitb ge6orig &c.
rontcn mo Damn icb oen Sbiiben
mi Oeu Sonsodhern 3u9eieQteu
Gle onerifonii1en Sruppen innO-
en- beute Nloraen I'M oen Aufiaiiis
Ten glnQit eiit3uioqen, nehrereS Shiiie
The Washington herald., 1914-08-03
Patriots In the House.

With the President and members of his Cabinet
and the nations business statesmen and fnancers
absorbed in the study of measures to protect the
nations industrial and financial interests in the pres
ence of world crisis, neither the House of Repre-
sentatives its Committee on Banking and Cur
rency was able Saturday lend the smallest aid in
the all-important work to perform the obvious
duty mapped out for by the Senate the day before
because an insufficient number of members were
present
Late on Friday afternoon the Senate with COM
mendable promptness took action making possible the
issuance of $5oooooooo in emergency currency, in
case such measure should be deemed necessary to
preserve the country's financial equilibrium Conf
dence that the House would concur Immediately upon
assembling Saturday justified from every stand
point. Representatives received notice through head
lines on the first pages of newspapers everywhere of
what was expected of them, and yet with full know
ledge of events impending, threatening to affect the
nations material welfare to greater extent than any
since the civil war; only nine of the twenty-one mem
bers of the House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency were prepared to do their duty and
in the House repeated attempts to secure quorum
failed
And these are the men-many of them-who- will
back to their constituents and in speeches breath
ing patriotism, ask for reelection
The Washington herald., 1914-08-03
DRUMS.

when all the world was young, men
The strokes OF death and tuned their
weapons
To the sympathy of strife.
The song. of swords, straight from
OF oaken hearts. the splendid battle
That courage would express TO TIMER
years,
And prayers to gods of war for seIrs
success
In midst Of aItruIsm's failures.
Tocsin'd to the myrmIdOns who waited
For the leading hEhter's signal.
And bIood-decOratsd sHvaEery tri-
To the measure of its bent.. The
or that messaEe shook the air of home
And tore from mothers milk the lips
To learn Its martial meaning in their
growth.
SkIn-tart. their heads gave forth In
To the bones of former habitnnts the
spirit
OF the beast that roams the Garth and
Upon its kind. Violence sat upon the
throne
OF Life nnd blows of passion wreaked
Their vengeance over Innocence,
While self grew great and knew itself
AID called Il King. Not content
With throatIness Of words that. spoke
Their thoughts, they sought for lion
voiced
Commands to utter forth their hatred
Upon weaker foes.
Right and might and mercy.
Strangers all. warred among them
The drumming monotone of self ac-
centuatinE
Horror In their wild and hopeless ef-
forts;
Might, the monarch. never hearkeninK
To mercy's mInistrations, right drOOp-
Unto death amid the booming and the
droninE
OF the drums. What wonder that the
thunder
OF the skies was evermore construed to
The wrath that Natures lightning
Kisses hinted at!
view of all
This ancestry of hate, the long roll, the
sharp
should wake the heart of man again to
war,
And lead him cut,
From walks OF peace to carnage coIored
To he a unit i'm the cost of war, to live
to harness all his soul and
put
A h.ndaee on his conscience. that his
God
Might not review such summing of HIS
world!
what littleness Is this that leans on
noise,
That erutches up its faItering with
sounding words
That swift forsakes debate for deeds
blind worth,
That makes machines of men-not en-
Eines Mans.
How different the saying of that elder
saEei
II you must, but hear me.S
DAVID STUART WALTERS.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-03
PROFESSIONAL MEN.

Gov Tener's classification of baseball
PLAYERS as neither miners, hOd-carri-
ers, nor ditch-diggers, but professional
men, Is hattering TO lawyers, doctors
and clergymen. but will hardly be ac-
cepted by the players themselves as Civ
ing them a sufficiently high rating. Pro-
tessional men include politicians. editors,
and college professors. A Chautauqua
lecturer is a professional man; so, we
suppose. is an inventor or a consulting
engineer A mere Shakespearsan actor
would rank himself in the same large
class. So would a novelist, an adver-
tising agent, or a violin player. To put
along with these miscellaneous speIt-
mems of humanity a man who can pitch
a ball in such a way that nobody can
hit II, or who can catch q ball no mat
ter what its speed or direction, and get
paid handsomely for doing it. is TO ig-
more fundamental differences. That so
great an expert as the Pennsylvania gov
ernor should have been guilty Of the
error is astonishing. Probably all that
he meant was to differentiate ball play
ers from tennis. golf or bridge devotees,
but he should have come out with the
whole truth. regardless of whom II hurt.
Baseball playing Is neither an occupa-
tion nor q profession; II is a career
New York Evening Post.