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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Dem GnOe nahe.


0ic lanec 6iitoriiac 0ebottc iibcr oen
gsjoerruf Der 8oaamo 3oIbe.
freiunas.&Iouiel. III 0os Sim.
mons.9lorris glmenoemeut nit
so eegeu "a 5tiumen ansenom-
men.
gSoibiugton, 10. SUM.
Gie Ion9e biitorii6e Gebotte iiber
ren S8ioerrlif DER 8oabefreinugs.
alouiel befinoet iid I'M lebteu eta.
blum. Die oemofrotii6eu S5iibrer
brahteu belite 9Ibeno einen @lon 5ur
2urdfiibrune, 70 louae in Sisung
au bleiben bis Die 9ebotte az Gnoe
gebratt 1T.
Der Senat nabm belIte glben0 oaS
Sinlmons. Iorris glmenoement nit
so gegeu "a Stimmen an. 2ies mar
Oos erite Eeitootim nod elmer ied)s.
m0diaen Gebatte. SelbIt ole auDer-
iidtli6Iteu Seuotoren, melde su
@uniteu oes g8ioerrifs lino. ermor.
teieu nidt ooB ons 9lmenoement nit
elmer 10 groBcu WlaioritGt anacnonl.
men perOen miirOe. @S berri1t ie.
cod ole glniidt, OoB ole g8ioerriifs.
8ia iel6it feline 10 groBe Waaioritdt
erbnlten miro.
Tos Simmons.gtorri8 9lmenoe.
ment idreibt Dor. ooB oie 9luuobme
oes g9i0errufs uidt 70 ausseIeat mer-
oen fam, ais OBJ irqeno tpeI6e @ecbte
ouigegebeu weroeu ioQen melde Die
Ser. .Staoten lmter Dem SaD.@aunee.
tote Gertraa nit @nalouO babeu mo-
gen.
Sir ooS glmen0ement:
3emotroten IT 8onfbeo0, @rpon,
Gbilton, Gulberion 6letdcr, Sit6.
cod, Soolis, Suabes, Somes, Sobu.
ion, aern, Zane, 2eo. See, 2emis
@lortin, WlDers, glcwlonos. 0Der
man Swen, @ittman, SaulsmirD.
5bofrotb, Sbepporo, Sbipelp, Sim.
mons, Smith (9lrioono), Smith
(@a.), Smitb(02O). Smith (S.Go),
Stone, Sponiou, Sbomas. Sbomp-
ION @eIt, gSbite III 36.
9lepublifoncr 8ranoeees, Colt
Gropforo, G5ronna, GeuDon, 2ippitt
2obge, YlcGumber, W}c2ean gtelion
91orris, Sterling. gseefs 13.
9rogreiiiDe @oinocrter.
@coen oaS 9lmenoement.
0emofroten 9liburit, N1artine,
9'@orman @omerene, Rausoel
8eeo, SbieIoS, g9ilib, gSiliams 9.
9iepublifaner @riitop, Bur.
leieb, Glarf (@po), Gummius, Gal.
liuger, @off Sones, @age &erfius.
Sndt6 (DRihD, Smoot, Sutberlono,
Gouieno, Borren. @orfs t5.
Sin gIntroa auf Gertaglua welher
nod 9lnno6mc oes 9lmenoements BON
senator 9Iuiitom gemadlt mroe cr.
lit cine gtieOerlage nit SO acaen %
Siimmen Oagegen trot nm 1920
llbr cine @oiHe bis morgen If ll6r
%ormittagS Gill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
AL gladltIIei0ern ani 0er eIraNe.

5rnl Senno aeioel oic 0aitiu bon
g9il(iom S. &eioel bon gar. 2iO2,
Gliiton.gloeuue, melde I'M 36. Sc.
benSjo6rc Itc6t, liegt i'm ct. 2ttas-
Soipitol ooltieoer. @eitcrn Morgcn
ocaen A ll6r ponocrte iie in i6ren
9}o1tflciocrn im6er rno on Der Gde
bon observation-disclosures mo Clifton
StraBc, murOe lie bon Dem Eoli5i-
item E6omos @oolmcr bonn norOli-
den Giitrift ongetroifcn. Sic mar
auiheineno peuuirrt uno fonnte i5re
gSo6nIng nibt onge6en ga lie
ii6cr llnmobiciu flagtc, oeranloBte
ser @oli5iit Oie lle6eriii6rmg bon
sSrou aciocl uad6 oem acnonnten $50.
ipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
S6fa6rtstase Der %oiiasier.0ampie
OOn 9sen.glorf

PIN "A. SUM ~@retorio" ia
@ombura.
slm II. SUM nglOriaiic" ua
Siocrpool.
9lm If. Simi uSnronia" nodV
Neapel mo @ibrnltar.
PIN A. SUM uSeItis 0laf" uad
&opcnbageu.
PIN 70. SUM ssriItionioiioro"
nab 8erocn.
PIN 70. SUM st. 8oul~ nod
Soutbamptou.
glm 13. $uni George @oibiua.
ten" nod Bremen.
Pm 49, Stui u9liaaoro4 uod
Soprc.
9Im 1s. SUM ualrsf" nod 81.
ban.
slm ia. Smni vGonunDIo" nad
@loseom,
slm 1s. Simi vsluerica~ nua 0le.
opcl uuo @enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
GdiIfsuadlridlten.

2i5dro, 10. Suni. 8oiiirt.
Gompicr ia 2orraine.@ BON glep
Iorf nah NaDre beitimmt.
Siume 10. SUM. Ser Gam.
pier nGorpotbia" 1T BON Seen. gOrt
bier anaefonimen.
Sue3, 10. Suui Ser Gam.
pier a@cIeropio" bon Socomo nod
Sowburs interweas, lit bier eingc.
troffen.
9tlgier, 10. SUM Der Damp
pier ~0ceania@ 1T nod Seen. gorf ob.
Qeiobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
g|ier ggO6uumocu ansecran6t.


&unitgegcnitdnoe aus @lcSane'sg9o6-
nitna-Oie6e ri6teu iid in 81. 6.
@ointer's @o6nimg aus. p 9Ia6-
men Damn fir $500 mcrt6 5odcn
nit. Sru. 6reo. SticiiS SonO-
foiicr uiter sen gcflmOcneu Ca
den.
Sn 9l6ra6am Sdopiro, nlias q.
Goben, 90 Sabre alt, g}r. 81 2loDO-
StraBe, unO Go6crt 9ogai6, 19So6re
alt, 9tr. 1912, ct. @}att6emSitraBc,
ic6einen Die GeteftiD 9eanlten Sing,
5remont uno GoOis einen guten
Sang gema6t 5u BADEN. S6opiro
unO Gobis mirOen in ger6inoung
nit angejeigten @in6ru6sOie6itd6.
len bon 0en @eanten oaf @crionol-
6eid6rei6lng bin i'm n9rrmSwid Yool
@orlor" ou Baltimore umO Soai.
oo0iiroBe oer6oftet unO in i6rcn
gSo6nlingcn Ger. 81, 2loDItraBe, BE-
5ie6ungsmeiie 9lr. 1912, Ct Nlot.
t6emSitraBc, einc groBe Nicuge an-
idjcinenO gelto6lener @e9enlidnOe 8u
Gage gei0rocrt. Sine meitere 9(n-
3a6l @egentdnOe purOc Damn BON
Ocn Geteftip @eamten in oericbie.
oenen @ionO6Guieru ou @utumltroBe
entOedt. Gon Oen 9cibern Der &C.
lio5leneu @egcnitdnoc limo 6is6er
bon ocr &oli3ei Tolgeuoc befduute
9oltimorer 6omilieu crmittelt NOR
Oen: q. 6. @ainter Oar. 1929, gIorO-
@GlpertitroBe; 6reO. SiieiL 9}r1222,
ct. %ouliiraBe; 6rou 6onnic &Wlc-
Sane, glr. 903, Got6eorolitroBc, Otc
@hltter oes irii6crcn 9iirgcrmei.
tiers NRc2aue, unO @. IS. @lcGor-
mid, 9lr. 504, GatbcOrolitroBe. SSn
allen 60aen gelong es ocu Gie6en
ga Oic Orai ,Somlien i6rc StoOhpo6
min9cu gei6loiien 5otien uno iicb IN
ser Sonuncririic1c bcfonOen rei6e
9ette 81 mocGeu. 8ci Srn q. s.
&aintcr cr6euteten lie nod elmer i'm
Souic Uer6ro6tcn gta1t am 6. SSlmi
&ertb- mo SNlnitgegenltduOe inn @e
iamntmertGe bon ii6er $500; ierner
photographer 9lpporaie, alte Dliin-
SEN inO 0r. S1opiro pran0te on-
geblid 6ei iciner 6eitna6mc nod in
iiufelna9elnchcn Sru Fainter ge-
60rigcn Sdu6en Sin S6eil Der
bort geIto6lencn @egcuiidnOe purOe
ongeb(c6 in S6npiro's gSo5nlng,
ser 9lcIt in eincm @ionO6ouic an
Der GitapitroBe 81 Gage gci6rOcrt.
Su 0emicI6en GionO6ouic fnnoen oie
SeteftiOs cinen Son0toiicr nit me6-
rcren @ert6gcacnltGnOeu rmo cinen
photographer 9lpporot, ser ii6 olS
&rn. 6reo. 9S. Stieii gtr 1929, ct.
%altliiraBe, gc60rig erluieS. @oS
0en Sleben BORT nodl uliBerocnl III
Ole Sdnoe aefoleii' it, 'muB cine nd-
6ere llutcriuding crmciIen. Sm
Sauie gir. 903, Got6cOrolItraBc, er-
beutcten iie oItc @lien6ciniAnibcrei-
en- olte 6ernaI6icr mO alrnitgc
gcnlidnOe i'm @eioumtuert6e bon
$3.50.
Sci Sru. gs. s. NlcGormid, Ger.
504, Got6corolitroBe, Der ougcn6lid-
LID in europa meilt iicl i5ncn cine
mert6OoQe @rou5cu6r mo Sron5eii
grcn sur 9eutc.
Sdopiro uno @oaai6 iolen an
ge6lic6 Ocn Getcftip 9canlten &C.
genii6cr Die Dic6iid6lc ein0eitouoen
6aben. O6 uno mielueit lic an oen
i6ucn 6is6er 5ur Gait gelcgtcn Gic6-
itG6lcu icGnloig iiuo, miro 6eute
Gornittog 9id)4er SuppIec III ser
mittleren @oli5eiitatiou unteril1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11

Is bicu0o, 10. Suni. Die
9lcr5te, ucldc 9lolai 6. StepenIon,
Den @icc-@rdioentcn Der &erciuiateu
Stooten md6rcnO oes 5meiten Ger.
Minis ocS 9rdiioeutcn @rooer GIeoc-
lano, erflGrten 6cutc 9lbenO, OaB Serr
Stcpeuion 10 idwcr fronf it, ooB
wcnio Soiinna fir iein @ieOeroui.
fonuuen por6onOen iii.
Sr. @m E. Stone miro BON ii6er
Srnocrt @eiHditSIcuten fir oos s(mt
ais Gommiiidr ocs 9lr6eitoeber,Sait.
piIiht Tepartements unteritiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
2ctter ser acknowledgements
tDDt.

g8oibiuetom 10. SUM.
@3it Sobn q. Somlm ser eeitern
bier, 80 SoDre alt Die 9tueen fir
inner idloB, 1T DER lette Der @c.
idmorcnen geitorbcn ole ieincr 3cit
iiber @uitcnt oen @i6roer oeS @rd.
iioentcn @arfieI6, 6u @eridt ioBen.
&amliu mar 0bmon ocr @uiteau-
SirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Mcnnen in @larI6Oru.

0as Gciultat Ger 9lcnncn in W1arl
boro mar acitern pie folgt:
I. &cuncn - o0lalaD" n0ropn@,
Smiley.
2. 9cnucu v@Hem6cre", .Mon-
tD ,5or" u&cmartoble".
3. Gcmcn Sol 9li6meaoe",
,Sfccts~, u9lopol DollD"
A. 9icnnen o6rog4 nSua6ic
Quiun", ,Scconle1.
5. Hcnncn u@e0ae Stoie~ nqhttc
@ioio" Sim @oiireD".
6. Gcnncu n gg}arnoc 5. g. ST.,
yGiacr Sim" ~sliiciior".
7. 9lcnen = "@lalif" yacoron"
,g9iQie g4aooell"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
uSorlnonie," iowie bon anoeren Or.
aaniiationen.
Scrr Ssear i. 6eri6cg fir Die SIC.
icrUcsSanf.

g9ie ans @oi6ington teIegrpbirt
miro, beobiic6iiot ser @rdiioent 6rn.
Oscar s. Seri6eo, eiucn Der beit6c-
fonntcicn @oltimorer 9Re6tsaulpdlte,
ais @litglieO 0es Girettorirns Der
n6eOernI 9leierOc.9ant1 3ll ernennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Sm 9sattcrIuu- 9Surf.

9[uf Dem Spieplabc I'M &otterIon
earf lplrroc geiiern glbeno 9 ll6r ser
i3 Sabre alto 2ouis &oaucr BON 9Sr.
"a, Siio.Gurb0itr, beim auoeIitoBcn
BON scr ~ %hno ibmeren auQel an
sen aopi gctroiicn. gr iicl 6eipnBt-
los 3u 9o0cn mo wllrOe bonn spiel
plob.g(tfic6cr s. g. GIorf ouf cine
9o6re ocIeat. Ger anabe 6attc cine
fleinc oiiene gGunoc aif Dem Gopie.
Gorr- Scracaut @udlp beorocrta sen
g(mbulon3waacn OcS 0itlic6cn 0iitrif.
tcs. bel ocIlcn gintrcifcn Scr Snobe
Sic @eiinmlng wieoer crIonot 6atte.
Gr muroc na6 ocm Ct SoIcp6s So-
lpital ac6rodjt no i6m Elm @cr6onO
ongclegt purOe.
Siir oos @lcrcD Soipitol iino bis
iebt inn 05ou5cu $t22,6O5.9l cinoc.
gonacn.
Gie 92eQerht Sennie Smit6 bon
giroinien mtroc wegcn GicbIto6Is
in g}r. 3O2, 9lorO Gorc0itroBc, bonn
9idtcr elliott 81 ciucm Sabre 3udt.
6ouS perurt6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
n9iOeIitO auS 9epOIit Company Oi
W0rnlQnD."

uNAt -JttAit ,----AA-4-AA-fv rsrfr ~ ~
syn ser rcgelmGBiacn GerteIio6rs.
&erianmhmg OeS 0irettoriums Der
o6ioelii0 ono Gepoiit Company oi
W1orDlan0@ muroc beidloiien, oic oc-
mo6nli6e observation-disclosures ouf
A &ro5ent oOer 81 pro 9(ut5ciliGein
ocS @eicQi6oftS aapitols feit5uicben
umO on 80. SUM niS5l5a6len. Giele
$t2O,0OO, sic Sltr 9lus5o6hmg Der 81
Oiocuoe uoibmcnOig iino, fonncp
bon ser @eicaiAoit oQein bon Oeni
GcroicnIie Ser Nlonnte 9lpril lno
W9oi 6cItritten meroen pdbrenO Der
&erOienIt bonn Suni 81 Dem unper-
t6eiltcn @eminn Der Gompagnie 81.
qciiiQt pcroeu foun Ger @eibditS
6cri6t 5eigte einc aldn5euoe sc
idGItsloge ino Oas Sa6r 1914 pers
Ipridt 8u Dem crfolareiditen mo
Ql6n5enOItcn in ser @cibihtc Ger
@cieai6oft 81 merocn Ser 5inan5-
6eri6t 5ciatc cine 3uuo6me ocs&ein-
aeiuinns inl lcbtcu @eibditSio6re
bon fait $750OO0, olio mebr ais 30
@ro3eut ais in 0criel6en &eriooc in
1913. slub ole @inra6neu 5eiglen
sen 9luSgaDcu oegcnii6cr cine cnt-
iprebenOc 3mo6me, 10 OaB Oos 81
rettorium GuBerit 6eirieoigt in Die
%ergongen6eit nno e6euio 6oii'
nlnaspoI[ in sic 2nfnnIt bIidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
&ermiidtc teIearapliide DepeIdlen

m @0min bon MdI0en, Der 2Uldh
rige Sobu elmer ongeblid dugeleDc
nen 6omiIie in Cincinnati Ohio, lit
in 0etroit, @Rih., Der 8eiicrimes
onltoIt in Sonia mif 5ebn Sabre
iiberipieien poroen, neil er inn Wldr8
eincn SotelcIerf iiberfalIcu uno ibm
ecmaItiou $500 obBenommen Bat
0ie bebouptete @eiitesit0Ume oes
Snculpaten lieB iid niht nodweilen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
8uci ,6lin0c4 @aiiaoierc cntluiidt

9tadOcm Der S6ooncr o9oDarO
Sopfins", Gopt. Soicp6 sarriion
cine quite Strcdc pon SoOano, Gu6o,
cntfcrnt mar, mo OoS S1iif g(nonoS
gclaoen bate, murOen 5pci blinoc
@oiiaaiere cntOcdt, 0ic geltcrn in ci-
mem lm6elua1ten g(ugen6lid bon Oen
S6ift 0as an Scr @ratt.SiraBe liegt
entfamcn 0ic 9eiOen entpii6ten
ais iid ser GapitGu nit oen 3oIl-Sn-
ipcltoren ilntcr6iclt. Ger Sebtere bat
oic Ginmonocritngs- ln0 &oli3ci-9c-
b6roc Inn Siilfe, Inn bic 9eioen 70
ic6nea ais moglid wicoer eir8uian-
gcn. Der cine 6icB Soiep5 glaen 20
Sabre ali, lmo Der auocre Sacob sIn-
tonic, 10 Sabre alt. gluf Der ,Sa6rt
na9 Baltimore muBten iie arbeiten,
nO giebt i6ncn 0erGapitGn Oas 8cug-
niB, Dab iic 0roBc @eponot6cit beinl
9lrbeiten an Sen Scgeln 5ei9ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
g8eiacrt i'd ~ reiianiren.

SonoIulM 10. Slni. s ".
Stadable, Der bieiige Standardization,
erbielt beute bonn S6aeamts-S Setre,
tdr Dlcglooo Elm aabel9ramm in
mel6em er ailfgeioroert miro ioiort
81 reiianireu. 5tadable crlldrte, er
peroe Dem Gerlonaen niht eniipre.
hen mo ieiu 9(mt MIR oann nieoer-
leoen, wcm er entIaIen iperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Narfor0 Gonntp


Ger aouimannSloOcn BON gudcr
& So. in 8oreit Sia, bel 9clair lit
GeItcrn nit Dem geianunten @aaren-
Gorrot6 nicocr qebronnt. 0os 6eucr
ri6tetc ongcblih $4,000 S6oocl
an; sic 9lrcour Scr @oit scr 4gSclt.
liHcn NlorDlono~ mo ocr o@enn'
ivIponia 9obt" Oic iid in oemieIbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11

Sr. Solepb ggieieufeIo imo @ottin
llno bon einem mebrp0digen 9lus-
lhge uo6 9famlit, 3d., 8uriidgefebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
glns Dem Snnercu Mur0lonS's mnS
ben nngrcn5euOeu Staateu.

g ei ibe Grntc in S ayers.
toDn.
Ole 9efiirdtltnqen Der 2anomirt6e,
sic Grobeeren- Grnte miiroe fir eroBe
S}ohiroge IN oieiem Sabre nibt groB
gcnug iein babcn lib oIs grunoIos
ormieien. Sn Soeerstomn ollein iho
geIiera ii6er 10000 2uart gcpiGidt
rno ouf oen @lorft aebrodt morOcn.
Scr 9reis wor fir oic bette QuoIitdt
20 Gents pro Soften, fir micocrmcr.
tbigc Srii6te mlr0en % Gents fir
erei 2uart bc5ablt. Ger acItrige @r'
trog mar biSbcr Der rei@ite ser gan.
5cn Soiion.
@r6BtcS @ei6Gft BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11

Gie nGoca Golo 60" Dot Oos
9lOons' id)c @ruuOitiid 9lr. 704 0it.
@rottiiroBc, ouoefouft. GicicS@runo-
Itiid ie6lte nod 81 Dem SL5OO,O00.
@c6duOe, weI1eS BORT erri1tet mirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
gaiebaa.
.Serrapins1 I0nnIen nidlI ipieIen.-

~SerraplnS" fonnten nt6t lpIelen.-
9egenwetter in SnOionapolis. II
Orioles gemannen wieOer.
Sn indianapolis unter6rob oe.
tern Elm beitiger @epitteriturm Oos
Spiel Der oGerrapins" nit Dem Oor-
tiaen 9oie6oa @lu6", nadOenI Die
eriten 6eiOenSuninas reiultotlos Oer-
Iolien moren.
Die Orioles moren au1 geitern
mieoer bonn Slid 6egiiuitigt imO ge-
monnen oas pierte Spiel nit Dem
eIub bon Serieg GitD. llngeidbr
400 Berionen po6nteu oem Spiele
bel Die Score mar:
D6sbsraG eeanue"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
WILL ATTEND ROAD MEETING.
Col. Sidney Sugss Prepares to be
Present at Fort Worth.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. Is
Col. Sidney Suggs, state highway
commissioner, will attend the Texas
good roads association held in Fort
Worth Jan. 26-27, and invite it to
attend the United States Good Roads
association TO be held in Tulsa this
spring.
The Tulsa meeting will mean an
attendance of between 1900 and s.
900. Col Suggs believes, as in addi-
tion to the United States Good Roads
association, there will meet the Old
Trails association, the National
Good Roads association, the Okla
homa association and the state en-
giueers' association. Col. Suggs is
vice president OF the main or
ganization. The meeting continues
for one week. The date is to be
fixed by the Tulsa chamber of com
merce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
Watch Carefully
The Child's Diet
Start Them of Right With Good
Laxative and Then Watch
Their Food.


Mothers are often unconsciously
very careless about the diet of their
children, forcing all to eat the same
foods. The fact is that all foods do
not agree alike with different persons
Hence, avoid what seems to consti-
pate the child or to give it udigcs-
tion, and urge it to take more Of what
is quickly digested
If the child shows a tendency to
constipation it should Immediately
be given mild laxative to help the
bowels. BY this is not meant a physiC
or purgatiye, for these should never
be given to children, or anything like
salts, pills, etc. What the child re
quires is simply small dose Of the
gentlest of medicines, such as DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which, in the
opinion of thousands of watchful moth
ers, Is the ideal remedy for any child
showing a tendency to constipation
So many things can happen to con.
stipated child that care is necessary
Colds, piles, headaches, sleeplessness,
and many other annoyances that chill
dren should not have can usually be
traced to constipation.
Many of Americas foremost fami-
lies are never without Syrup Pepsin,
because one can never tell when some
member of the family may need it,
and all can use it. Thousands endorse
it, among them Mrs. NJ, f. Patten,
Valley Junction, Iowa. who is never
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
THERE WILL Be
NO EXTRA SESSION
GOVERNOR CRUCE is EMPHATIC
ON THAT-All RUMOHS TO
THE CONTRARY.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. IS
Speculation as to the probability OF
a specihl session oi the Legislature
to repass the general revenue act
and the mortgage tax law, invalida-
ted by the supreme courts decision
in the capital and election law ref
erndum cases, was set at rest today
by Gov Cruce, who declared there
would be none. Suggestions as TO
the amount of revenue in the state and
counties lose by reason of the laws
referred to being nullified enter the
realm of conjecture; however, it is
known that the amounts probably
will be large. In most instances
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20

Those in control of football affairs
az Brown university did well to re
tain Edmund n. Robinson as head
coach. 1t would have been a pity II
one poor season had been weighed In
the balance with three or four good
ones.
Catcher Bin Kelley who was releas-
ed to the Toronto Club recently by
the Pittsburg Pirates, seems to find
il necessary to mix with the surgeons
each fall. Last year he had a broken
finger that he nursed most Of the win
ter He has now just gone through
aA operation for removal of a growth
i'll his nose. The surgeons announce
that they did their Job well and have
sent Kelly to his home in Collinsyille,
Ill, assuring him that he will be all
right soon.
Packey Mcfarland is quoted as hay
Ing SAID he considers KID Alberts the
coming welterweight champion. Pac-
key must be scheduled to fight AL
berts again, hence the Mncalled for
Advertising If Alberts is the coming
welter weight champ, Terry Mitchell
still has some show.
Sporting writer's in some cities wei
come the federal league outbreak, if
for no other reason than that it
gives them well needed ammunition
in the dull season, but up in Roch
ester the boys say they could get
along very well without it because
Jake Carey is still eating his meals
there
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
WILL INITIATE AMENDMENTS
Oklahoma City Attorney Would Add
Two Provisions to Constitution.


Two Provisions to Constitution.
Oklahoma City, Okla. Jan 19.-
Believing that the public interest
would be better subserved, f. G..
McAdams, an attorney of Oklahoma
City. SAYS he W Il initiate two con-
stitutional amendments. One would
provide that no member of the su-
preme court, the supreme court COM
mission or the criminal court of
appeals may hold positions of trust
in the state government within three
years after ceasing to be a member
OF such court, and that no district
judge may hold Office of trust in the
state government other than member
of the supreme court, the supreme
court commission or the criminal
court of appeals within the same
time.
Another amendment would confer
authority upon the Impeachment
committee of the legislature, to call
upon the governor to convene une
legislature in extra session for the
purpose of considering impeachment
matters, and providing that in the
event of his refusal to do so the
legislature shall be brought together
on call of the speaker OF the house
and the president pro TEN of the
senate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
Wonderful Couch Remedy.

DR.. Kings New Discovery is known
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cHUM BoB's SPORTING
TALK.
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New York, Jan. 19-There is lo'
of fight of various kinds in long, lean
Bob Fltzsimmons, as the state athlet-
ic commission has discovered. The
lrecklcd pugilist says that he will car
ry his case against the commission to
the highest court of the country, If
the lower tribunals turn him down
Fit says he is in fit physical condi-
tion to fight a circle saw; his physi.
clan has told him so and he believes
it, aside from any professional advice.
Now let the New York state athletic
commission do its d--est
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
READ THIS.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
NOW DlSCARDS STOCKINGS.
Fashionable Parisienne Wears High
Shoes with Silk Tops.

Paris, Jan. 1S.-The latest novelty
Of the Parisienne, following the slash
ed skirt, is the elimination of the
stocking altogether. A high shoe
with a silk top is worn on the bare
foot and laced across. 1t was intro
duced as part of the theatre attire for
protection against the cold. Overshoes
of fur are worn and left with the
cloak in the anteroOm.
A woman was seen this week intro
ducing the custom at the Oden thea
tire, to attract attention she wore a
great sapphire, encircled by gold on
her bare ankle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
schmidt's Mother to Testify.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE mother
of ex-Priest Hans Schmidt, on trial
before Justice Davis for the murder
of Anna Aumuller, is expected to
be one of the chief witnesses this
week. Schmtdt's father came from
Germany for the purpose of being
with his son during his trial, but
Schmidt would have nothing to do
with his parent. He seems to be
very fond of his mother, however.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-20
a Good Salesman.

What" cried the careful house
wife, "you charge me one dollar a
bushel for these potatoes?'
yes, ma am" answered the po-
lite grocer. THAT is the very low
est price we can sell them for"
GLOW is it that | can get them from
Browns for ninety cents them"
81 cannot say, madam. Perhaps Mr..
Brown has taken a fancy to you. He
is a widower and you are beautiful.
Unfortunately, I-Yesm, one dollar