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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
WoMAN'S MISSIONARY COUNCIL
Memphis School

The following is an extract from
Miss Shelton's report of the Memphis
School, Huchow, China Both the
| Memphis School and Boys Annex are
crowded and more applications come.
Good work is being done in Kinder
garten, Primary and Middle School
Twenty-one church members are re
ported. Practically every child in
school large enough to understand Is
a believer. Only one pupil in the high
est class is not church member, and
all except five in the second class are
members Let us pray that all these
may soon decide for Christ
Does It Pay?
The following comesf rom a mission
airy who reached China Las October:
Seven months my new world. Such
full, rich, wonderful seven months
they have been! / am indeed happy
in the work and in love with China.
say often: Suppose had never come
1t seems that all my life have been
unconsciously longing toe ONE
Miss Lizzie Wilson, who has recent
ly been to Chihuahua to attend to
some business matters, writes: "The
people of the church were very glad
to see me, and | was delighted to see
the interest they still have in the
church work. They came with me to
the train and waited until we pulled
out before they left for their homes.
came away feeling that | would not
change places with any crowned head
the world over. l love these people |
as truly as they love me-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
i'm SOCIETY
BY Jeanette H. Poland Telephone 36lI

Miss Mason of Durant is visiting
Miss Mae Roberts.
+
Misses Ellen, Dorothy and Josephine
Dickson have returned from an ex-
tended visit in Texas.
+
Mr.. and Mrs r. p Poland and son
left yesterday for Denver, where they
will remain until fall
Mrs. NJ Ikard left Thursday for
Wisconsin to visit her daughter, Mrs.
o. ID. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Critchlow have
returned from trip to New York
City and Buffalo.
Mrs. Westendorf of Richmond, Tex
arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. Ar
thur Hall at "The Naples"
Mrs. b. Blake aud Miss Bonney
iOFarrell of Marietta spent Friday
with friends in the city
Miss Helen Walcott returned Sat
urday evening from months visit in
MoAlester,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
cMuaenJ
JULY
CLEARANCE
Monday and Tuesday Specials

SUMMER DRESSES LESS
THAN HALF
None Sent on Approval
$27.50 Summer Crepe Olive Skirt
with bodice polka dots shade of
I,irt,l skirt, Monday Sy;:1 and S1O.95
$22.50 White embroid. Voile,
Cluny lace trimmed, Black Vel
T. vet Belt, dr! Monday and 1895
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

Mrs. Peoples of San Marcos, Tex,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Henry
Sutherland, left Friday for Virginia,
to visit her mother
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
25c NOVELTY CREPE
AND WOLFE 15c

Novelty Crepe raised self-stripe,
Silk Stripe Voile, and Novelty
Dress Swiss, regular 25c 1Eo
seller goes at -- 1CC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

Miss Helen Walcott returned Sat
urday evening from a months visit in
McAlester.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

Miss Mason of Durant is visitin
Miss Mae Roberts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
Sine aramsn6aftc Stat.

9elgiife aronfenmdrterin ernorOet
OerIebten oeutiden SffiSier. Sr.
Seimoun Iobt Geutiblono unO
ieine 9iirser auf 0os S0hite. -
9lmerifoner onf OoS 3uoorfom.
meuOite bebonoeIt.
@roBe 9emunOeriIng mo 9luer.
fennung 5oat Dem oeltihen 9leide
unO oeien 9iirger 8r q. Seimonn
BON 9fr. 4i6, Slo 9rooOpop, ser
lesten @lontag auf Dem bouGnoiiden
0oupier n9ieu 9lmiteroan~ in 9lep-
Dorf onfont nahoem er lih ieit
QIusbruh oes arieges in 6ronfiurt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

am Nloin aufge6alten bate. Gr er-
flGrte, oaB er nitt DerIte6en fonne,
wie Die amerifaniiden 3eitiutgen
iolhe 9iigen be5iigIi6 ser 9ebono-
hing Der 2lnerifnner in 0eutiblans
b6tten Oruden f0nnen, S6nc 3pei-
fel iei er in 8ranffurt 6eiier bei1iist
gelueien ols bier in Baltimore. 9fut
Iieienigen oie BEL glus6rudl 0es
arie9es ben aopf perIoreit mo 9laes
i'm Stide loIienO, Sen eriten belten
3ug nod 6ronfreib ODER 9elgien be.
nubten mliBten unongene6me gr-
fobrlngen mahen mas notiirli6 De-
rem eigene SdulO mar. Die meiiten
oadten, OoB 6rnnfreiI un0 GuBIono
IN Geiltidlano einfaIlen inO Oas
SanO nerpiiiten piiroen 9l6iolut
feine SdDpierigfeiten bntte er nit
Der @inloilmg ieiner amerifonii6en
@eloonmeiiungen uno fonnte I1
iiberoa bn6egeben, o6ne ieuoIs an.
ge6alten oOer Derboitet 81 peroen.
9Iuf Der 6abrt nad 9lotterOom pia
aoln befauOen iib in ieinem 3uge
Oeridieoene OeutiheSoloaten sic bel
ben &dnpien in 9elgien permunoet
luurOcn ln0 nod ser 6ront 3uriid-
febrten Giner Oeriel6en cr3d6Ite
ibm ouB er etipos S6redli6es nit
angeieben bate, ais er idperDeriuin-
oet in einem 3ronfenbouie in Brill.
iel nit an0ereu @ertuinocten lag.
Gin 6e0enflid Oerlebter Sifijier Der.
Iongte BON elmer belgii6en aronfen.
iudrterin Elm @las @oiier. Gieiel6e
bradte ibni Oos @epiinidte un0
reidte eS Dem Giii3ier nit ser linfeu
SonO, pGbrenO lie ibre 9iehte inter
Ger Shiir5e bielt. Gjerooe ais ser
Offi5ier oos @laS 5um Whinoe fii6rs
te, idoB i6m oie 9ranfenm1rterin
cine &ugel IN ben &opi, Ger Ser
iuunOete mar ioiort to0t unO aud Oie
aranfenlparterin mar nod iuenigen
Wfniiten I'M Senieits. 1erortige uno
onoere arouen6ofte Sale ionen Der.
ihieoene Dinle Dorgetonmen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

@1it Dem itiirnit frii6 pie Drop ben
0al,
Cb 9iuB, ob Brit, IS gon5 egal.
llno ielblt ims pnd're 3eppeliu
sc oenft, Son Bull bet oo@ N
Splien,
Siinlt fit be ooh bi little in
Cat be nibt fiimmt no GelltidlanO
rim.
Sc Oiiti@en efr feite itobt
&ort @ooerlano bit in II 0oo;
llnO 70 Ionee ic toiam Dot boIle,
aonn eern oe gan5c @elt ms 0rolle.
s. g.
@lcIooic. ~stcb' id in finIt'rer @1it-
ternodt~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

5en oeS @onponiIten 10 oiirfte Elm
arieg feinen groBen Sdooen onrid-
ten. Seioer giebt es a6er cine @e-
i6Gftsieite 5lir O1lIifmeIt, unO ourh
oieie greiit Der arieg an. 60 3. 9.
mir0 Der Gon5ertioal man6en Soloa-
ten Iieiern miiiien. Sat es i6on ge-
i6an: areisler, @eingartner, 9uloui,
GbibaiIt, 0ofmann, @oooipsfp imO
9lnoere. Ginit Stuoenten, Confer
patorien mo YubIifim miiIIen babel
leioen 3luei groBe Spern-@eIell-
idaiten inn neltralen 9lmerifa muB-
ten ibre 9Iuiiii6rlngen fir sic fom-
menoe Saiion einitellen. 9opreutb
lit 9eI6loiieu. ltnO 10, Oireft ODER
inoireft, ldBt li9 Der arieg ourb oie
gan5e &unitmelt fiiblen.
@ie geiagt, in itiirniiden poIiti.
i6en 3eiten iino es sic ItiirnliIden
poIitiiben 9ieOer, pel6e Sen aroBteu
Grfolg oaOou trogen. 9lQein Iie
brou6en aud i6re @rgdu5ung ibren
@e9eniab ShlGgt einem Oas Ser5
idneLer bei'm Sineen zines patrio-
tiiben 9ieoes, 70 ieIut es iid ouoeren-
t6eils pieoer nod ser EoeIic, ser
&lDe elmer ieelenDolen WleIooie
2lud in Der Mniif ngic6t es Ser S9o6.
nlrgcn oiele~.
O 81 O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

orGngt, a6er mic tootgeidoHen miro.
lluiere fommenoe O1niif. Saiion lit
OurA Sen Grieg on6ers gemoroea.
ober es miro bod 9ute W1uiif geben
Cine sauberiide aroft iibt freilih
81 FOLDER 3eit, beionoers in oen
friegsfiibrcnOen 9GnOerr, BON oem
gon5en @rmoerbaume Der Gonflnit
bios Elm fleines 3peiaIein ole poIi-
tiicb-patriotiiHe N1uiif. Gin 3weig.
lein uel1eS al mnIifnliIden 8lii-
tben uno 9latter redt arm lit, oenn
ali. cigentli1e N}uIif fonmt es oa
nidt an. @ort lmo Rbptbntns iinO
Die SouptiaAe. Sino Oieie git imo
trefieno, 10 befiimmert man iid nidt
6elonoers INN Die NleloDie II. T. IL.
Sel6it Die &itnit permag nidbt, 5iir
3eit cineS &rieges ibre Neutralit6t
81 bewo6rcn. g9ie idon, peun es 70
mare Gem 0ic Solgen bon oieieu
Stortngen iino piele iuo ihlinn
W}nn oentc ilur al Den natioudlen
SAB, ser iid aegen GomponiIt mlO
ggcrf entipidelt. Sir 90 Sabre na6
Dem lebten 4rege nit ,Sranfreidj mar
@agner fir 6rontreid foot, in Fa-
riS bon Scr per6dngniBpoIlen 9Iui-
fii6rinq oes ,,Sannbdiiier," 1864 bis
sur ,9o6enerin~- -9lnffiibrlng 1891.
Sn Geutidlon0 ourfte Saint Saens
auf ialt teinem @rogramm eri6einen.
@ic lG1erlid, itn0 Ood mie pa6rl
GS lit nod Oe Srage, Oh oie @elt
oieier finoliben 9(iiiaiimg iett ent-
mohien lit. SoffentIid, trob Der
9onooner 91a1rihteit oaB es bort
feline oeirtide Whiiif iest aie6t (9lidt
glues, mas BON 2onOou fomut, 1T
mobr.) Wlao Dies iein, pie cs mill,
Elm arieg iibt innerbin cine merf-
miiroige Itorenoe &raft aus. SnOi.
biouen mic gan5e @6lfer Ioiien iih
81 0in9en 5inreiBen, Ole in 6rieoens-
5eiten einfaH imuoelid Iein piiroen.
Sdtte N}uiif in ser Yraris, nie in
ser Sbeorie MIR nit SSoenlen 81 tbim,
lebtc lie bios i'm @e6iru lmo i'm Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
gladipicI anr uaaN0maA sIranOnna

Ga loe 5, gllaSfo, 26. sept
Die ora6tloie Station 81 lInal9o be.
rihtet Dab Der gampier ,GorooUa
Der iicb oui Der 5obrt nod Ser Stran.
oimgsiieIle oes 3oafittters uSaboma~
befiuOet beute bier eintreifen miro.
Die Olannidlait oes aeitronoeten 3ou-
fltters beiinoet iidl nod aitf oemiel-
ben. Die Stranoimg eriol9te 40
Meileu oitlicb bon Cape Gog, 9l9uthi
&slan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
driSeo., .,IadIt. .glcaatta ucridU6en.

Son8roncisco, &c. Sept
9luf 9lutrae auswdrtioer SaAt-Gmbs
lit Die fiir Den "A. 9(usiit nGhiten
Sobres in Gerbinoune nit ser bieii-
gen @eltniisiielne aueeiagte inter-
rationale 5adt.9leeatta, fir Die 9rd.
iioeilt gsiIion, aoiier @il6elm mo
aonig @eorge 4ofole geitiitet, ami
ben 8. September Deridobeu woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

s. Oil oerflirte GngeIsmonn
On mullt no unien 0iitihlono ron2
See, Dat IS wirflih bod TO DULL;
9la, ocnu man ron belt 6elrt Son
9ua2
Gu podit op 0ine 5eemodt pol2
God inie bid hid, Deritei6it, Son
@ull2
Inns bIaue Slua's limo MD bun
4opp;
aonntt ie crit ran, oibt MD 70 fnopp.
SO, Sch Dor 9ln uno 9lG Dor Cen
Got IS uns @obliprlh, fennit Oh
oen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

epnrncln n2iIac 9rano" Galiiors
MIA Spdrgel IN 3nHnen gtr 215
n Sel W}onie" California Sparoel,
meib. In Qr 215 aannen. ......
0el llonie peiBe SpargelsSpiben
IN Jlr. X 2annen ............
.. Gioloen Stoie BroHo" ipciBer Spar-
gel IN 9lr. pa AanneH. ......
o. Gel Wlonie" ariiner Spnracl IN yir
21h Nanncn. Observation-Disclosures.
Sci Wlonie" Spar9els Spibcn, grim
9ir " Nnnnen. n........
SeiienpnlDcr sIrmour & 50 uSene6i
bduS~ Seiienpuloer. 8 Namen.
eeiicnpnlpcr gSlo Snib" CLEANER.
gauge 9. z. @a6oiii's reiue Gauge.
eeiirnpnlper sipifi's rQrioea clean.
fer. Aepuldr 10c special fir.
9lnlmo GeonIdr i0c Specicu 3
CHIPS 20 Nmle Seam" 9orar Sei.
icnsa 9bips". @ddet ......,....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

SSebt lit ni9t ole 3eit iiber Nlliif
SIT ldreiben miro po6l 0lanber Oen-
fen. Gs lit ober' gerooe umaefe6rt,
oenu oic Gimlt lit es onein, menig-
items 6allptiG6lid oic ms aus Dem
@epii6l oeS Cages, oieiem nunotiir-
lidcn 3uitouoe, empor6ebt lmo ms
ciufe6ren lGBt in Die Stile Oes
eigeneu @eniit6es. Gas 0luiif.
6eliilleton elmer 3eitiug oerb6lt iid
5u Dem gon5en iibrigen Snbalt, mie
6rie0eu 5um arieg. @om ariege iino
ale Ser5en erregt, oae @eoanfen en-.
iiilt. llnO MIR ser Gbcil Der Whiiit,
Dem %otriotisnms 5u @rlnOe liegt,
iyirft nit boiler Rrait. 0ie groBe,
idonere Seite Scr N1uiif, bic iOcaI-
iirt oeiitig erboilt, nIuB borloufig in
oen SintergrunO treten. @orlduig
ocnn 0ie W1ulif modt es onoers,
mic Die fron5oiiiHe 9[rmee. 2ebtere
ergiebt ii1 uno oamit nfinis" Sic
@}uiif ergiebt Id oud sur 3eit oes
Grieges, itirbt aber ME. Sn d6nliden
politiih- mo friegeri'6-auigepiibl-
ten 3eiten mie oie iebiacn, bat ms
Die gria6rlng ieoesmal gele6rt. oab
oic &imit pom Seinoe 3eitueiIiie oer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

eclir -Nodefeucr's .glooce @rano"
iuebe Sefc fir QSdidbe liequs
ldr &c. SDccial 10 Stiid iiir.... 39c.
y. &. 9abiifs Seife. 10 Sind iiir 30c.
scls glnpbinsSeie. 10 Stud iiir l f39e.
q. 4 s. gseiBe Napbta gSdicber Seiie
10 Siiid fir. r............!y, 39c.
3 g. s.. 9SborD"s sSciie, 10 Siiid fir 39c.
Sonilunsgshriel Stero &ouaon'
9siricl. GroBe 9nhien 100
gsnricl, $500. NliiiclgroBe san.
nen so &iiric S125. Sllciue
&annen. - gSiiriel. .........,.... 3Oc
Wiild 0oroen's WaaI5sNdld 0roBe
Slai6en 15c. WiiiielaroBe 4Oc
Mlelne Observation-Disclosures. lUc
gu6ucn .Sureib Nrano &eiii6ee"
9obnen in Aanncn 9lr. 3 regudr
isc Special ....,....,...... f5c
0iot1rhbet-@nn CAMPS rotbe 80,
% 6oi6riben In Nnnncn 9ir. 3.
Suteno $40. Der Aanne. 15c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
Das gseItaeridlt ii6er GmaIamO.

9Os SSeItseridlt ii6er GnslanO,
Ssir fiirdteu mlr @ott-enre Sdii.
at.oioa fe nidt.
GHA ober berOomme Elm @eltgeridt
g9ir fiirdtcn mr. @ott-nidlt cure
elit 3obl.
u9idn an Den Seinol" beiBt umier
N's'' Signal.
gir fiir6ten mr @ott -nidt cure
Glide
Scr uSltis" @eiit ct ban cuh in
Stilde.
gSir fiirdten nur @ott -fcin 3udcn
bobt odt
@ditbig lnO troBig wie emit in Ger
glo6t
9lls fradcno 8ericbellte nit i6miri-
gem SLANG
Ser uoIte Sltis," oie @lonnidaft
lang.
nStoIo mebt oie 5laggc ihpor8meiB.
ROTH !"
Sin Surrob ocm aaiierl CRIT Damn
fon Der COB.
S8ir fiirdtcn nur @ott mir iino ber-
clint
SiB' ouf ons Signal; Stan an Oen
Seinol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

0Hrbis 8an Comps 0iirbis, ieriiq
5um @cbrau6. Sn aannen gir. 10
Grbien-9rtrn lattice SancO" @rbs
len IN Ssonnen Nr. g Reanldr
18c. special .......... IS
Miais rSancO N1aine" Wais In
&annen gr. 2. Subeno Si.70.
yer Ndnnc ................... 10
Wlnis OlarOlnno Wiais In aannen
Dir. 2. SubeHo SOC. Der Seanne 6
Spagbctti Ban Camps SpaQbetil
teriiQ sum SerUieren IN Ndnnen
glr. 2 13c. Sn aannen Dir 1.... S
0Bili 0un 6nrnc gSan Camps @bili
Son Gornc nit Vobnen, in Nr. 2
giidien 13c.; IN gir. 1 9ibien. S
StdrIc {Sanrb Slang 5sSidrfe in
8iunosS6a1teln .............. rs
Sornr 20 lllle 4eam" 9orar in
'Elo.sRadeicn; regular 12c. Spes
9aidblaue Sieiuart 6 Co.'S gsdi6s
bldne In arcben 5Ini1en. .... J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

Sorcc $. @ 50. 6orcc Ser 9adef lie.
9reitu S. O. So Rrciio Scriia
BUM @ebran6. @er @adet . &c.
eprmp- Iopcs Qoa Cabin SDrnp.
glbiolui rein C50llsNanuen
Si.5O X @au SOC q Sail
40c. Is @nn Observation-Disclosures. 25c.
Gumiuei5en ylcncr oiancD Nudpcis
eci %inno ..,...'.............. &c.
GrDieu Same 9rnno" @rbieu
Rcouldre i5c Same special t2%c
Grbfcn Surep @rano" crirasini'
ii0e @rbien. Snbcno $2.1O. Bid
ieii Observation-Disclosures. 1sc.
Npbncn .Yoc0moic Nrano" Gina.
9obncn Nnbcno St.4O. 9iidic f2c.
Suppc @cmiihfe Semitic Suppc
Subeno Nnnnen Si1o. gihie Zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

$3.50 nanSwolene 0maben.9ln5iige
nit spel @oar 8nie0oien Gnailne
.@dtch Ialdcn engs uno breitsgetdlr
telte ooppelbriiiiiee Wioocn iilr Nna.
ben oou Z bis 10 Sabre, @A.Qh
nur .................. VHrtVO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

3uder-9lnffiuiertcr, @rnnulirtcr Siauo.
aro 3u6cr IN 20 @io. Wiuslln eaden.
Ncauldr Si.SS. GA TIE
Spcctnl ....... y anhV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

Nleb[ - 0cdcr's ,Wlont Blanc" Mlebl
9fir IN 5s @iuno.Sdden
Sperial ............... O0G
gsnihblduc-S & Co.'S auqeIs
ggai6bldue 9fo.s9adete 21c;
Y 80. sS6abieln lie; a @iunos
Snabieln ................~.... &c.
spba aSuretn" @tifetic SalsSooa.
Endet ..................... DC.
Srlarine Sir ane 9lrten Wletan
Guaris@annen 45c.; 8nic'Sldnnen
23c.; y @iniesAanne. - 13c.
@nRpomnbe @oib's hohieine Buts
pomaoe in @lasbii6ien. .. 25c.
sapulio Sir Ioiette ooer &iidbe.
Stiid Observation-Disclosures. &c.
Settenpnlner pSuretD" Gillette.
GiroBe &adete .......... 9c.
Bon Ami ~ Rulner in Stdnnen 1Oc.;
SlliQ .-.............I.... ...........|... &c.
-GroseidOR, eteipart & SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
uita0 mnO ttUOd Oicier MOd 81 ebr geriHgeH EreIen

$500 0biuhiua Nldutel fir 9na'
Der; aaraniiri ean8wouen, our1mee
nit Sutinas5Ianeu geiiiitert; Iilr
anaben bon 3la bis 10 CO OF
Sabre ................ QSASO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

$500 san5woaue anabeu.9In5iiae in
5oItensGoriolf II. ibli6ien ooppeIbriis
iiioen Wooen. fiir anas CO Or
ben bon z bis n Sabren y GuJO
-3meiter Slnr, Stepart d So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
lDOm &rifg.
QOnOOmer Seltn6tnng
Der Sadlagc.
EhlabtsGntidbei6nng
balc ertuartet.

Ger Sail bon gerOum oIs uobe be-
Doritebeno era6tet. ~ Gie 0ert-
iben bringen ibre idperen Sc
idite beron. 01eue Oeutide
9erluitIiite aeiat. 0o9 in einem
Oeuti6en 9Raeiment 28 0ffi5iert
fielen. Gic @crluIte ser 9ri-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

Sn &irllihieit lit ieoe Nri Don Nem
bio 20 uno allc Ojr1Ren IN MermcIlau qcu.
Seocs pemb N nad nnieren y mu eiiii
Stdnoc Fuo. gDir mDlltcu oieicu Vcr fnni q
ee it rns 1elungen. SciMdlen sic ns, iui
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05
"FYenzied Finance"

citizen of Christopher, Illinois, sends the Issue
the annual report of the treasurer of that city, with
this comment:
During the year have had from twenty
saloons supposed be paying thousand dollars license
eac but the treasury you will note by the enclosed report
shows only $oz6I.6o But dry with dry
officers and less boolegging than before
If our correspondent is correct in saying that the
saloon license fee a thousand dollars year and
there seventeen to twenty-five saloons operating
in Christopher and if the treasury report appearing
in the local paper copy of which is before u.s. is quot
ed correctly, submit Christopher Illinois, as one
city which had already solved the problem of how
to meet its expenses without the saloon license money
even before the saloons were abolished. Now that it
dry it will not have to grappe with that problem
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05
The Why of 1t

Mt. Carroll the county seat of Carroll county,
does not find it necessary to employ city marshal
The Issue commented on this fact recently and the
comment brought forth the following response from
the police magistrate of that city:
Mr.. Editor We noted in last weeks Issue that you
compmened the people of Mt Carroll having pay
city marshal the year and thought perhaps the
readers of the Issue would like know why this is
AS police magistrate of the city during the past six years
of Saloons only eleven persons have been brought
for violating ordinances Now wouldn't you think it
proposition for city to pay 5000 per year. $1,000
in six years. for marshal eleven people for
lation of ordinances?
1t looks like throwing money the wind to do That
why in quiet little city, made up of nearly all
abiding people, able govern without the aid
of officers of the law.
Yours for dry cities
FRED S. CASLEY,
Police Magistrate, Mt Carroll Illinois,
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05
Business Booming in Dry Freeport!

Evidently no-license has not hurt the business
interests of Freeport. The following press dispatch
from the Carroll county Mirror of May tells the
story:
The Freeport Bulletin of Monday evening has a lengthy
article telling of the good business conditions in that city
Last Saturday the merchants rushed with trade such
that all surprised for it something
them be obliged hire help this time of
Business far better than had been for weeks This
surprise the calamity howler of city They
predicted that if the saloons ousted the business
would lose heavily.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05
His Last Drunk

Boys, this is my last drunk; when I get over
this one, I'm going to quit, and spend my money on
my family, said Jesse Riley, aged SO, to group of
companions on the station platform at ST. Peter, Hi
nois, last Saturday night.
Riley's prophecy came true 1t was his last drunk
for in an hour after he made this assertion he
lay mangled corpse beside the railroad track He
had started to walk to his home in ST. Elmo carrying
jug and suitcase containing whisky and sat down
on the rail while intoxicated and fell asleep. A Chi
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
June 5, 1914

cago & Eastern Illinois freight train struck him soon
after killing him instantly, his body being cut in two
He leaves wife and five small children
Riley's father until recently kept saloon in Alta
mont. It is reported Riley's widow will bring suit
against the saloonkeeper who sold the liquor to Riley
St. Peter is the only remaining wet spot in Fay
cite county
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05
How Regulation Regulates in Chicago

The Chicago Daily News of last week carried the
following item:
Captain Collins of the South Chicago station result
of recent disclosures of of drunkenness among boys
South Chicago announced today that he will
crusade against saloonkeepers for selling liquor minors
Two saoonkeepers have already been taken the spread
to catch the violators of the law
Will Windle, Wadlegh, Gardner et al, who
are SO loudly crying for the high licensed saloon as
a means OF protecting boys from the ravages of
the blind pig, please take note how this model license
proposition works in the city of chicago?
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05

When the Prohibition law goes into effect in West
Virginia on July I, the Reymann Brewing Company
of Wheeling, will be turned into meat packing plant
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05

We are enjoying dry town, dry mayor, and a
dry county Conditions in the town much better
already.-T. A. Thornton, Canton Illinois,
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-06-05

Notice to asters
MI address
The American Issue-Ilinos Edition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

We that all Buick will miles gallon
gasoline than other of equal ze American Foreign
make.
Endurance Power, Economy and Service
The qualities wish for all Buick
and other Bucks these
essentials q standards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

teen years ago only few hundred cars
were produced per annum.
In 1903 the industry began to swell
and 10000 ears were produced In 1904,
$4,000; In 1905, the number grew to "a
000 BY 1908 the number had jumped
to $4,000. but one OF the most startling
jumps was In 1909. when more than dou-
BILE the 1908 output came forth: 10000
cars were produced in 1909. BY 1912
the annual output had reached 100000
and 1913 saw our factories ship about
$4,000.
While great credit must go to the man
ufacturers who had the fortitude and
the courage to invest large sums of money
purchase and perfect new machinery that
would turn out better cars Il great deal
OF credit must go to the associations
which fostered the industry
To great extent they were watch
dogs Made up of men Of high calbre.
these associations were able to obtain
broad viewpoint OF conditions generally
far broader than any one manufacturing
organization could obtain. The Industry
has been "a remarkable example OF the
survival Of the fittest The nHmbers
of the Automobile Chamber of Commerce
are turning out remarkably high class
products-excellent value for the money.
Any industry starting up has to expect
a number OF men to break into 1t who
are not fitted either mentally or fnan-
cially to make success at manufacturing
Lnd marketing goods. The associations
which fostered the industry kept close
watch OH such makers. considered unht.
and the result Is that the motor car in
dustry. while very young Industry. Is
on sound business basis.