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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14

Games, Scrrn @oltcr Gines @agc beommeu Oic briti-
i6en 9anfcttc offenbar nicbt ot 3un 5weiten @lale
bat er III england 81 ,ipdter Stinoe~ oui cinem Son-
fct cuc GeOe gebaten iuto bic 3uu9c init Dem Ser-
iiono ucgoufcn aiien" 0as critic Giol Dor mebreren
@onaten dpabte>rr bon ,eincnl 9lmerta OaS BON
GuQono gcenft mo 6cberrit wcroe"; ebt ipridlt er
ucn .cincm Amerfa Dem es enc groBc 5reuOe gepeien
ic ciucn Sonol 81 bouer, BON weld]em @nalolo Oen
9r0Bten 9lubcn baben miirbe Stoas-Sefretor Srpan
outc oic icbcn @ettcrn euiets oes groBen Sci4eS
ldeu, mlierem @otdaer tnitgbin bel 9ontetten mr.
ngcao6rcnen Sraubenoft por5leBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14
Nrcicininfrits.0irdlc.

(NriniDs. uo6c NioD. .Strabc)
" eonhiap @orhLs @Btpcrtiu)t' Atr0 1ccllft0e1
Qcocn glhcnoS %S ll6r Seins, Der gr6Bte
glr5t o6ne 9pom (Oir314-t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14


Surd 9aitiiun & @a6an, Slnftipmatorcu.
Shreau Der Strahcnobrdlbrndle 0ummii1rC.
&crbeiiCrnngssE ummiiiion, AnttGnuc.
baltimore. 10. Niir5 1914
9uitionesVCrnnf Uon Sano uno Sunmntcricl.
@cmdB ben &or6riiten ocs Gbdriers Ger
@iant Baltimore. glbfdnili li6. iuernen bic
SitoBenonr0brndS Gommintre am wtuntaas
90 Nidr 1915 llbr Na@mitia4s an Oil
mn Stelle dui 6ifcnild)cr gnltion oas nnnic
SGnmnierinl cri CAT nno Sci @ pcralicu,
oas aMi ocm $ette Der Ncnteoeno.9 .9luenne,
cpH GOesburn -glnenuc bis 3nn gScacccdb or
Baltimore g. C6ios@iienbabn. ebt gcnid6
Der am 90. Niai 1907 unier5ei0ncien &croro
luung gir. 2S0 ocs NinOors NM Siaotrqtbs pon
&aiimore; ouBeroem cinen sdnoltrciien Der
iiir oas 0eii Der StrnBc Mot ben6ibiqt it, mn
mel@e i'm 9injeInen mie lolet bel1ric6cn per
aot sh. sluf ser GonSemniritnes.aar.
als e" bednnt. an Der Siooit@de Der Barr
lett Strabe uno MioniebcuosNpenne Sic Gnns
len beiiebcn aus cinem orciitodgcl 3icGcliicin'
&Ubnpaus nil 6roni an 6er lilohNlien Selte
AS SuB 3ou, mn einem enit0diQen ,Sd@meri
S9nppen ~ 5uB 3ol bei 10 sur Gin Goll
tic ibliden 9iebenqchGuoc 3dune etc. bic i'm
gci Der Niohiebcnosgluerue liegen uno uo
Got 9r. ? guii De. &onocmnirurqssNdr
0ls o2S" befannt an Der Nnromeit@de bon
@oiia9esgoemie mn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sle
mcri gSohnbdus nit 6ront bon IS SUB an
Gotdges9Ornue. nit einer Gieie BON 50 6uB
mn Cinem cinit0diaeil Sadlucrls Sinu - bel
% SuG. ole iibli1ell 9icbenpebduoe 3dune eir4
ole IN Seit beideier D'oniebeuoiNoenne lieaei'
mo iino.
gluBerocm eineu grunn3insireieu eanollseiier
an Der noropeitlCbiien Ode bon @oiiageslpcunc
uno WontebeuO glpenie, mic iir5licN gcndB Der
an 20 l)lni 1907 unterSei0neien Geroronnna
Nr. 2s0 ocS NlaDorS mo Siaoir0bs uoll
Baltimore conocmnirt unoN erUifnct; nerielbe
liuit lueiili6 bon Der n0roliDiien Sctic Der
Goiage.apcnuc SUB. 6ann n5rolidb i2f Sub
onlm jitlb SUB 7 Sou, ndnn liloliW i2i
SuB nebr ooer meniger, bis juill Nniung;
cincr gScribcrb0blRec.glui bon $1,000 nllf
icrmorien. nui Der 0onoenitirnnNs N,s
a@cnciii @iieBmeni No. CO." belallni.
Die Gommilidre Oerldngcn cine quc nH0
binrci0enoc BON ciner SiirGl0dlie'e eomp09nc
GCeiiicie Niir0l0ait bon ocnl ooer ben Mdlls
terlL nit Siberbet fir oen Danor unD Sidois
rdi0 bon Baltimore. inter oer yeoingun9 oab
Der &nuiprcis 81 iol1er 3eil erleQi meroc. ME
bic tcoAcn @omininire IS perl0lsen rn0qcn
un0 infer ocr fcrncren geoin9lin9. o0G Der
cocr bic 6ciaQisn Nduier inner10.b oreiBiQ (30)
Eaocn rad @endnridhpuna Seiens befanier
0onimifidre aus ocnl 9eii beagier Nlonic0eaos
glOenme Glen ghfdl oOcr nnocre 0aNlmm ucr-
nriuGen Ninocrnle III DelaAlcr SiraBe bcicl.
Gnscur g. Grammar,
Nobn =. Sanfprb,
Nnrrg N 0entcD
Gnscnc a. SlpbgcTc,
m GlcrI
CMdat4f72o.2D snionaiorcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14
9SerinnmliingS- -yIu5cigcu.

,Sn.Gns.qcIb. NIB epar.0crciu,"
. Silolucils@dc Srennss mo gSolfesSiraBe.
Sic 40 Sabrceuerianlmlnng uno SSabl iilr
4. 9irsIioren inSsi am %ittpod, 6cn ls
gSahl noH bis lbr
(lsrsiI fG-ls s. 0clomannS Scfrciir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14
NeFanntmadlnnaen.
Baltimore II. Wt6r5 1914.
YhrcuH bcr glb5ugsianals6 s6umnlliiuH Der
Staot Baltimore. 400
9iaSeiqc bcS 2anit1rsGOntralts Hr. 1913,
,nnnlnnnIr- GilLrilI llr- q

ynrcuu Dcr b5ugstnunlsOuMnitNuW per
Staot Baltimore
9a5eiac Ocs 2anit1rsS Ontraits VT. l23,
Sanafaudc, Siitrin ylr. Z.
3crlcgelte Nuacbotc nit Der Nudrtit yHr1s
puinl Or builoing Saferal Seuerc nno pDnlcs
Sonnrctious in Iihrici Wo. l." Sanitary Gun.
TRACT gsu. 123," an ben oGodro oI Nmaros ol
Baltimore SIN noreiiiri, merocn bis Nsittmpa,
l. glpril 1914, II ilbr @urmitags, i'm 9irean
mo, enigcgeH genonlmen fir ben Gan otr
TanQlandlc mo SaussAnl0lllle ~ oem SllitII
Nr z pie aui ben &ldnen oer5eidnet IN, oie
i'm gircau Oes Sorn. Cabin ". Nelorld, Npeli
SH9enieur Der 9lb5ugsiandI@omm auioes
mabri peroen
gpe5lfiiaiionen uuo @Idne i6nnen an uno
na6 Samitao H. Nidr5 1914, ani @en1 i'm
Gilrcan Der ADMINISTRATIONS uitlioH. Simmer
Vr 9OI, pglmeriean SRilbiu0," baltimore, W'o,
erangt merocn.
bon Spe3iiiationcn uno Slauoruden crbobcI
Sicic C3ebiibr miro Del Riidanbe an ooer nor
bem f. glpril 1914, Der Mot bennblen Spe8ili'
intionen uno Rldnc IN gnem SuliaHoe 3ntild
eritaitet ooer bel Riidaabe Der au9emeineh
SpeiflaiioneH un0 Blanc, inl 0due elH Nn'
gehot cnqereibt piro. 81. -,.,-,.
auf cine .Gedrina Souie 9anI" ge5oqen, an
Die Srorc oes WidDors uno Siaoiratbe ooI
baltimore 8ablbar. miro nit ieoem slnee0ot
' slbacl6date rnantitaien;
10 $50 Qiu.sSnb g. bis 10 i'm Nurblneler.
1900 2in5uB piiriii5irte Gobren'9aus'Iii'
fhiiie In Gjrdben.
Ser erfolareicbe 8ieier ant 0ielen 9onlrall
muB @iirqibait teuen uno oc Sorl9rllten pes
Stabt01crters ilber Soniraiie erlnuen,
Die 9onirniisGeb6roe bebdlt ii6 oas NeGt
nor reeno Elm ooer aIle glngc0oie 5nriid5u'
peiien. .,,-. 60.
9arr0 @. aoOasFs.
Qertdiigi am H. @ldr8 1914
5amcs 8. @rcitDn,
Qrdiiocnt Der 6onlrait9eboroc.
(0ndr11 81 1ii-lI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14
Auditorium.
GaMMLtatter 2SOfRsfe[t- 2'arR

Ser nGnnnitaitcr %olfSieits8ercH" 6ee6rt iiD,
ieinen ilrennOen mo &ereinen an3u5eigeu, oab
er onS y ,elcrfornl9c @jrunoeiqent5nm 5pid)en
9Stllcnssstoenue mo Sreocrids&oNn iihernonIs
men bat mo ocn pere6eeH Gubliium fir 9lbs
Doltung Don Bicnics mo Seiti6leien cnIpiie6lt.
Sir 9gisInnit mcgen GeIequn9 beS Earis
SO %r 2oiS, Ia gse araitG gtraBc, coer Il an Sraa;
Saricr, 0r. 5S IatuHsSlucnne, ODER oirelt i'm
Bari Iecnbon: Giilmor 3e4 d.
Sireiier @inaGng opn Der Srcoerld Jioao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14

@incm acihfhcn RubliIum arr Nnhriht.
oab Der u9Sciis@no. @dri" ON tpeIilid)en Ser
miluS Der &dliimoresS esShabenQinie &ereilien
Neoin9ungcn our &erilgun0 ne0l. ser Farl
1T DcDelicno oerarbBert mo eignct iitb iuebr,
ulS ie, fiir S'olfsicile Sir 9in5enbeitcn ocnoe
man lib nu
Gninp Wraubncr,
(Schi2 39Pte) @iuemhimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14
@mSes.senatur s@urman uun glelu.gurt iteat sic

9c6oiptuho aui, ser eigcntlide 3wed Der Carnegie
Stiftmg iir Die 80rocrlnG oes internotonaen 6rie-
ocns ei cine 9laiolB 5wiiben Den Ser. Staoten uno
Guqlano 6crbci6uiii6ren ghn Carnegie lit ais britt
idcr nertbon 0cboren; parm iolte er ndDt wilnid)c
oaB 0as 9an0 no icne 9icgc gciIanoen mo ooS Sdno
NO CT icnc N}iaionc gcnlodt lid pcrbroeru m0d]tc
Sclator O'0jornau bat nil euer 9c6oupmg moDl
uidt rcit bonn }ie acibocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14
Gepartement fir uiieutlidle @erDeiicrnugeu
Cub Separtemcut Der NaicnsScbDroe.
yluftiufore Nin

=
Sn6lS epartemcut Der SaieusSeb1roe.
Baltimore, Min.
9luQeboie fir 9iDeuiulno 9unoeinhdu nun
Qflaiferun6 nit Giusosp1at oeS @rbounes
@iers, 11dmes StraBe, 3piiben @roa omap nno
@nnsSiraBe pcroen bis ll6r Sormiitaas
Niittuodl, ben %. @idr5 1914, entseaen ee'
sIneeboie miiiien an oen p9oaro Of 9lmaros"
Noreiliri len mo an cas- Bureau oes Staoi
ReQitrators 6dibhdu5. geidnoi ueroen, be-
olcitet BON eincm bcQlaubiQicn 96ed oes Bic
iers i'm 9eiraae bon 100000. ge3oeen aul enc
0lcarino 0oue Qan" mo 3ablbar an ben
Dlnnor mo SiGoiraib RON Baltimore
Gdo Jle6l 1T oorbebalten, iiraer9 eln o9er
auc slnpcboie 6u oerpcrien. Giir0bnt IN oet
o3he oeS @ontrnitprciies miro liir Die rldttae
Nueii6rnQ pes GonirdiiS berlanat
Spe5ififdiioncn UNI ,@ldne lDnnen I'M @us
rcnu ocs 0aiensSnqcnieurs, 6atbDnlls, 9egeh
2a6liiug bon $500 eranqt pcroen, oic bel ner
9liid0n6e oeriebcn in Gucm 8uIiono 5nrildbe
6. y. 2aden
0aiens Sngenics.
9cdiigt:
@rdiiocni Der SonlraltsSeboroe
(2lr8t3-t4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14

@1iic 5ar Nciie in'S gluSlauO 6cfOrgt
g. Gninc, 9ir. 413, Sft Baltimore Str,
uabc 6nitUm 0Unir NUc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-14
Nnreau Der etrahcnnmrd6rnds.Sommiia

9arcnu oer StrafenhArd6rnms.Som
Wilt imure, 12 Wfdr6 l9l4.N
Sic Sirdbenourbbrths 9ommiiidrc IN oCr
Gidoi baltimore md6ci pemub oen Norl0rll
ten ncs Baltimore Staot0harlers bicrrli be
lgnnt oaD iic ote 4ullleulnA cll,er ocialu'tmiSN m
Giie allcr 5nQcipro6encn @n'lhdoaunaell, ccls
riGhicn llnIoen un0 lulcrlcg!ep gSctiberpo
hnupcu neblt einer crildrenoen &drie nnieri!
Qcn lcbcn in GcrbinolHA nit Der Sunocmns
funa uno Gr1ffnunn her 0nrluid 9lUcunc, bon
hcr Goroieite Der Baltimore SroBc biz sur
Siioicte Der @ompnnionsNnenue. 9emdB Der ON
%. 9uOember 1912 unter3ciOnccn Berpro
ning Gr 1S7 ocS NiaDors uno Sinoiraibs ooH
Sic slmfIaceu wer0cu 1h ou beioe eeiteu
Der gSaruid 9pcnue einiUliebl6 oeren Seif
criredcn lino c umidien bon Der Norolcte
Der Baltimore Strdbc bis 8llr Slolete Der @os
monoions9loenue; betbe Seten Der Salilm9rc
uidsSloemc; sic Siomcitiete Der Galoeriou
lioao 31s 6nh noromcitid mn 26S5i SUP
iio0itd) bon gSaruids ssIpenue; pie Noroolt'
ciie Der Golnerinu 9ioaa. 25sG5 SuR uoro'
mcitlim nm 2f3CS Sun inoniilid) BON 9aariuid
Npcnuc; hcioe geiicn ncr hnborls Sirohe. 200
NuB niilih bon 9Sarpid glpentc; Die Sloielte
Der SancttesSirabe 2q.94 SSuB pcitlib unb 200
Acr ,SdGtfitcffdbe 26d TfB'lRiiitb ihio0Btff
lidl bon gSaruids sNnenue, bei0c Sciie ocr
NinesStrnbe 200 sur 8itlh uno meTtli6 bon
gNnrmid dNOeHlic, bci0e Scien Der ScrnQon
Sirahe. 200 sur blilid mn peitlid BON &nt
lrids&Nenne; beinc Sciien ocs Mcoeredltca ocr
Rhillnc nDid Baltimore ulln gS0ibinQtonsGiicH
hnhn. 200 SuB 0ltid mo mcliliD bon Sdrud
Sloemie; beioe Selien Der YhiberrnsSiraBe
glpcniie: bcioc seiicn ser WlcGlclIauo, Sfrahc;
heioc Seien ner sranilin.SirQBc. 200 SUB Off
ich uno weiili1 bon senrmids9oenue, heioe
Seiicn Der @bmouoionsgOcuue 200 SlB 0lld
iu0 peitlidl bon N0rmid.9lbcuuc uno beioc
Sciicn Der gSdrmidgluenue bon @omonoOn
9lnennc his Snr Sfoieite Der 9lurun69locrue.
llno tie ochcn icrner biernli gotis. hob oav
benonnte elite uno erfldrenoe 2urte iett fir
nie Snineition nucr od.in ntercirtcn Gcrionc
bereit it, uno ran Die 9ommiidre am Srctda
oen Suanliaiten Enn i'm Nldrj 1914, nm
llbr Sormiitags. ii6 in brem Bureau i'm Nnb
hdnfe iir ncn Smcd Ocrdmnicln meroeii inn
rqcno cine in 6einater 9ie nnqeiibrte Shni
lode 81 reooren acacu melhc @in'pduh bon
,gerioueu er6o6cn Miro bic oorin inereirt 3u
Guaenc 6 Ojranuan, W
Sn6u g SauforO,
Nnrrh ". 9lemleN.
9onlmiiidre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13

latest of these letters, printed in the
Cologne Gazette, contains the follow
ing striking passage:
People at home appear to have
wrong notions about the fighting quail
ties OF the enemy. The English are
the toughest and brayest foe We have
to meet Every individual man keeps
on shooting cody so long as he is not
taken prisoner. and these trained vet
erans shoot well. When We storm q
position, the French win run when
we close in with our shouts Of 'hur-
ran but the English stick tenaciously
to their entrenchments to the last"
Danzer's Armeezeitung the leading
military publication Of Austria, pays
q high tribute to the Servian, Belgian
and Russian troops. The Seryians are
called brave but declaratio is made
that they are without food and ammu.
milton. Credit is given the Belgians
for standing with England and France
when they must have realized that
their own cause was irredeemably
lost" The press is criticized for its
attacks on the Russians. saying they
are brave and capable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
LAUD
FIGHTING Vim
Of THE ALLIES
SPEAK IN TERMS OF HIGH AP.
PROBATION OF The MILITARY
PROWESs AND SOLOlERLY
QUALITIES OF OPPONENTS.

Berlin. Dec. i. Correspondence OF
The Associated PressJ Evidences OF
the reaction Of German officers and
soldiers fighting at the front against
the tendency 10 belittle the fighting
qualities Of the enemy continue to &C
cumulate
Soldiers letters ana returning sol
diers speak in terms Of high sppre-
citation Of the military proVess and
soldierly qualities Of their opponents
and among several hundred wounded
with whom the correspondent OF The
Associated Press has talked in his
visits 10 hospitals the last fortnight
10 one was found who refused TO cred
It the enemy in general Russian.
French and Belgian and English with
bravery and military skill
Distinctions are drawn, it is true,
the British being generally reckoned
as the toughest opponents on the
west front
The Germans had a high opinion Of
the fighting qualities of the French
soldier before this war began. The
fighting which occurred on the march
from the Belgian frontier to the
Marne and Paris. tended to lessen the
respect for toughness OF French moral
fibre. but the last two months have
changed that again and soldiers let.
ters reflect increased respect for them.
The recent fighting of the remnant Of
the Belgian army in Flanders. also has
greatly raised the German estimation
of the Belgian soldier, who, in the
general army opinion, had not greatly
distinguished himself at Liege, Ma
mur and Antwerp and the intervening
field engagements.
As to the British. field post letters
continue to bear out the statements
from a German expert as to their ro-
bust fighting qualities One of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
The UNION MISSION

About twenty months ago We under
took mission work in Ardmore. our
beginning was very small. We first
located in a small building on North
Caddo street It.has grown surpris-
ingly until it became absolutely neces.
sary to obtain d larger building. We
are located now at l22ls ;. Washing
ton street We have a large hall We
think will seat $50 or 800 people. II
you are a real Christian, d visit TO our
services would move you with a de-
gree Of pride TO know the success
that has been achieved among the
poor people OF our city We have done
our very best TO feed the spiritual
child now We are planning 10 feed the
physical child that We might gladden.
their little hearts. 1t is our purpose
10 prepare a Christmas dinner and also
Christmas tree for the poor To do
this We must depend upon the chari-
table disposition of the more fortunate
Christians of our city. In the name Of
the Master whose chief delight was to
labor among the poor, We ask you 10
contribute for the benefit of those
who are unfortunate and without the
means TO have that Christmas festivi-
ty. that the more fortunate are able
to enjoy, We ask you TO donate TO
this cause in food, money, or Christ
mas presents If you wish TO help in
this work call phone S9l or SIG.
THE UNION MISSION.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
CH|NESEPLAN
To AID DF[OOD
SUFFERERS
ASK AMERICAN BANKERS TO AID.
VANCE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
TO START GREAT RECLAhA-
TON WORK.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The Chinese
government through American minis
/ ter Reinsch, is urging the American
Red Cross 10 influence American bank
ers to advance an immediate loan Of
s5,00O,000 on the proposed Huai River
project, so-that sufferers from the late
flood in that district may be kept from
starvation through employment on the
great reclamation work
Minister Reinsch. in a dispatch TO
the state department today, said if
the work could be started Immediately,
"a vast additional benefit would be
gained by affording work and relief
to the million or more who would 9TH
erwise be exposed to suffering and
death"
Pointing out that the immediate ad-
vance of this money would combine
in one enterprise immediate and per
manent relief Minister Reinsch ad.
ded that the report OF the engineers
commission upon the project was so
favorable that all doubts as to the
economic soundless and the lasting
benefits to be secured had been dis.
PEELED.
More than year ago the Red Cross
began negotiations looking to the i'm
provement of the Huai River so that
the floods that have devastated the
region throughout the ages might be
prevented. On receiI> or an excerpt
report that the plan was feasible, the
Red Cross undertook to influence
American bankers to advance the mil
lions necessary TO complete the work.
A note from the chief OF the Chinese
conservation bureau, which Mr..
Reinsch transmitted to the state de,
partment with his own report today.
emphasizes the point that if the loan is
advanced at once the destitute will be
put TO work on the reclamation project
In this way" the Chinese officials
said, wages would take the place of
aims, the wages paid to one support
ing two, so that the afflicted people
TO the number of more than a million
might be kept alive"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
At Ancient Banquet Board.

No banquet at Rome was complete
without wild boar, whose entrance
upon the table, roasted whole. marked
the highest moment of the ceremonial
feast. Petronius has described the
pomp Of its coming with a vast deal
Of circumstance. A tray was brought
in with a wild boar of the largest size
upon it, wearing a cap OF freedom.
with two little baskets woven Of palm
twigs hanging from his tusks, one full
Of dry dates and the other of fresh.
Round it lay sucking pigs made OF
simnel cake with their mouths to the
teats. thereby showing that We had
& SOW before US"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
Gooc Heavens!

An elderly gentleman living IN the
North Of England was passioustely
fond OF parrots Having both time
and money at his disposal he organ
ized parrot show. q fye-pound note
10 be given to the owner Of the bird
which on the most auspicious day said
the most Appropriate thing The show
day arrived All sorts and conditions
of parrots were arriving. Just al the
last moment E beautiful gray bird was
brought in Gazing around IN amaze
meni il gave a shrill whistle and ex-
claimed. Good heavens, what thun-
deriug lot Of parrots Needless 10
say its owner got the coveted tve
pound note.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
TO REGAIN HEALTH
CLEANSE THE BLOOD

When Your blood is impure. weak.
thin and debiliia;ed. You cannot pos
sibly enjoy good health. Your sys-
TEN becomes receptive Of any or al
diseases. and germs are likely to lodge
in some part Of the body.
Put your blood IN good condition,
and DO so at once.
Hoods SarsapariIla acts directly
and peculiarly on the blood-it puri-
fies. enrieh%s, and revitalizes II and
builds up the whole system.
Hood S Sarsapariila Is not cure
all. II is the best blood medicine on
the market. It has stood the test Of
forty years and Is used all over the
world. Get il and begin treatment
today. It will surely help you. Sold
By all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
Got Even With Hecsler

Al recent election the candidate
was "heckled" rather badly by the
local butcher. At last he grew rather
tired OF It and hinted that the man was
wasting time by asking silly ques-
tons. The butcher, enraged, retort-
ed: II had you in my sausage ma
chine Id make mincemeat Of you.
The candidate turned to him and
asked gently: is thy servant a dog
that thou shouldst DO this thing -
London Tit.Bits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13

Another sale of Liggett's Bulk Choc-
olate Candy will be on display Fri,
day and Saturday, Dec IS, and 10.
at Ringer Drug Co., at the extremely
low price of 29c per pound. 1t will
be your last chance to secure this
candy at this price before Christmas
1876 RINGER DRUG co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
Your Cold is Dangerous;
Break IL Up-kow,

A Cold is readily catching. A run
down system is susceptible TO germs.
You owe it to yourself and to others
of your household TO fight the germs
at once. DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey
is fine for Colds and Coughs. 1t
loosens the Mucous, stops the Cough
and soothes the Lungs. It's guaranteed
only 25c at your druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
Sick Headache,

Sick headache is nearly alwavs
caused by disorders of the stomach.
Correct them and the periodic attacks
OF sick headache will disappear. Mrs.
John Bishop of Roseville, Ohio, writes:
About year ago | was troubled with
indigestion and had sick headache that
lasted for two or three days at a time.
| doctored and tried a number OF rem
edies but nothing helped me until dur
ing one of those sick spells a friend
advised me to take Chamberlain's Tab
lets. This medicine relieved me in a
snort time For sale by all dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13

Why not get an Eastman Kodak for
that Christmas present? They're al.
ways useful in furnishing amusement
for anyone, as well as educating them.
1876 RINGER DRUG co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13

An l. Z. Waterman Fountain pen in
a nice Christmas box IS a present that
viii please anyone, at Ringer Drug
Co. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13

Heartburn Is symptom of indiges.
N. Take dose of HERBINE in
such cases. The pain disappears in
stant'y. The bowels operate speedily
and VI feel fine, vigorous and cheer.
ful. Price soc. Sold by Bomar Drug
Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-13
Sic. Two Years WIN rnoroes,ion

Two years ago ! was greatly ben
ehted through using two or three bot
ties Of Chamberlain's Tablets" writes
Mrs :. A Keller. Elida, Ohio. Before
taking them was sick for two years
with Indigestion" Sold by all dealers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-19

"The Third Party" one OF the most
dIverting and entertaining farces the
stage has had in years. with TayIor
Holmes and Walter Jones, I'm the lead
Garrfck theater. New Years week. be-
ginning Monday, Dec. IS, with the or
lginal cast. which includes Marjorie
Wood. Jobyna Rowland. Alma Belwin.
Richard Temple. George CASTOR, Mat
tie Keene. William L Gibson and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-19

Elvldge, Elsie Pilcer Emily Miles
Margaret warde. STAFFORD Pemberton
Boyle and Brazel. freeman and Dun
ham and n large chorus. The scsner,
Is unusually elaborate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-19
nrraoIr opERA MOUSSE

II ION Trial" a new play by a new
author. Elmer l. Reizenstein. VIII De
presented in the Detroit opera house
formance Friday (Christmas) after
noon. ION Trial" comes heralded as
the dramatic novelty OF the present
season In New York city. where " was
nrst produced last August and where
a will remain for months to come, the
company appearing here being one
specially organized 10 appear In the
Geo. NJ Cohan Grand opera house, chi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-19
Nayne Roller Skating Rink

One OF the largest and best equipped
skating Kinks In America. An especial
1y designed fioor with a skating sur
face OF 10000 square feet, furnished by
the famous Kenyon Co, OF Waukesha,
Wis. 1900 pairs Richardson's best fibre
roller skates. Instructions given morn
ings. FREE. Music by Straub Sisters
Band OF IL pieces.
Morning sessions FREE. 10 TO H.
Afternoon sessions loo. skates loo
Evening sessions zoe. skates l5c
No charge for checking. Mondays
and Thursdays. ladies free. excepting
holidays.