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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Hofefeuer Sfvlo
/ Streifen.

Chicago ben 27oc glug. SipIge
Ell ibag oiientliQgiort Hopport lpg-
ger oen ieoeralc Snonitrifommia-
lion Nniporct ipr Den blooigc Sui
9rllbcitreif / Colorado % Den reillI-
tercnbc Nro oQ Sab al Mcnnclfclip
pnu @rlbclclifabct.
"Shc Colorado 6llcl ano &ron
Gompom", Ger fontrolcrc2 al ,iphu
:. Nncfrieuer, crflprca at bauc ior=
mlllerct ocn Nrbelo@poIitif. iom re-
iltltcrcoc / Ben pibtitraftc. lungpu-
rlgc oQ blooiHc Strcif, Wtr. Hocfc=
teller % bans Son Sohn :. Mpcfc-
iclcr, ,Sr., bcifplbca Tor at bare on-
lat uopgtiQc oa rcnitionpre NNcntcr
ion Northumberland / @rllbc-
iclifobet 90 iorat bare gluct bisic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Sidste Krigsnyt.

Berlin 29oe Nla. TuaiaQcrcr,
lom ignar nllfom til 9lnliter0am nteD
oct %hollonoif amerifouitc 0ampltib
"Hunoum" bringcr N~te0oeIcIic ON,
at Ell britlit Sranaportonmper mcb
2O0O canobiltc SoIOutcr omborh,
par blet torpcocrct Sen t5oe Nllqltit
ilocnfor ScIllu-Gernc ucO Gn1lanoa
Spotpit. Set forlnocr. at omfrina
1000 Wtan0 blep rcO0ct.
sra britiif Sior iorcligNcr Ser
ingcn Oiclollg ON, al npgct iouoaut
cr bpnot.
sra Berlin meb0clc@. at Nlllan-
ricn bar ltolnt Hotlticcringcn al Sen
tioIigcrc omltulte Spertnatonlit mel
lem NulQurien OF (urtiet pua
@runb az en- ltarp &oporicl ire On
tentenl0gtcrnc OH, at bette ull0e hli
betru0tet Iont Ell beuioit ltpcnliQ
Son0Ilng ira @llg0riens Sibe.
Sffe oeito millorc puuituaea oct /
Berlin. at ser heriter i~uIoitpnoig
Toritnoelie mclcm Nulgaricn %
SurfiCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Oruelaften en- Saga blot

@oibIngton Den 24oc 9lua. Zen
AZ grpon inofsrte Sfif at truftere
line @iGlter, ~oeriblanbt De ellroppi.
lte G~iplonuter, meo Irileiait lite
oetlor Bin, er nllereoe blepet ZEN
Sogu blot" / Nopcoltaoen> Sclifubs-
lin.
Set cr oen me Stotsminiiter,
Sdnlllg, lonl after hur brogt Tinen
til @GOer og T9roigbeo iom Gel.
%ltabSorif. Ser traftereoeS nennli9
meo iorltieaige %ine peo ben Wiio-
bag, ban / Nonoogs GAP til 9Gre
Tor Den bcruGrenbe braiilionifc Oti-
hitter, Senor @olno, Den Brazilian.
lie Oiiniiter iii Merico, Senor Gar
oo5a De Slepcria % andre Notabi-
~litcter.
Der. canning bar olbria iorcQiuct
at ipmputbiiere meo @rpais III
boloSpropoganbo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
%freosmcoe / Chicago.

Rep Dorf ben 25oe Mug. "Sreos-
pemernes" Screening, Ser hor 1T
6oueofparter bert Npcn, bar ltoiteot
StobpoeIic iii NfboloeIicn al en-
5reosfonpention / Chicago bcn 5te
og 6te Septembcr
Mebet er ipeciclt iommeufolot
nle0 oct ,Sormodl at mo0arbeioc
Den brltiitiebtc aompagnc forat
iorme ben oiientIige opinion" %
Den miIitorlife Senoena / Den fopi-
taliltfontroIcreoc Yreaic / Gmerifu." "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Mrrif l,ltimotnm til Snrtict.

glthcn 2S0c NllQ Nrbrnoel't
al Sc 0lplomuti'tc N%orbin0cllcr ~
ocruuit Hrl0 mcllcm WrrtcnInno ~
5nrtlct oulcc4 mi / hcrpUrcnoc 10.
lltl'c Nrc0ic Tor nUitCn mun00aae-
li0t. Gculorcn tilloo oct ionN at
fonulc iii o%luluocIld Ambltob, at
Ncui}clo9' me Nilulitcrum 'orbcrc.
DER en- Vrotcit iii (urtict luu Harp.
al sem NlrtcllQhcocu cr at bctruQtC
lom ct %llltlmatlmu. NurI0Nen I'll
Vrotrltcu cr sc me tnrtlltc Nor'el.
uclicr al Sen Qrritc @cioltnIn1 /
%lllcn'icn.
100000 orUtcrc. boluttC / %lllr.
alien, cr blct tplInget I'll at rorlaoc
line Seem % i'm GicnOom iorat llda
lil uc0 Nncrnc / &lblnnoct Zen
torriQc QrUitc RcljcrlnN bar holot
octtc 'tullt Tor CiIcntlllhc0tu AZ
,NrpQi 'nr at Nolttlttllllllltll ltltloc
pmNc Ben QrUitt NtclIcrluN inO / Ell
NrlQ. Tor NoIlon'totcrnc uur tom
met I'll en- Wotlll GorltuacIic
mrultt Sfpltr NJ NurmhlcrtlQ
REORGANIZATION >IlIcoiltu cr mllR
blrt inlet mu0cr turtlltc N~inuolQbc
Ocra Hontrol >lQc'du hor Snrtcr
ne rcutt ucO oc drU'tc Stjlt % cr
iiltttt Dem mc0 turtlltc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31

ncgIe blep %iaaret, men ifisnt Ilppe.
rem 'Pnteoe Jig neo iii fun en- Spioe
az 200 Neter for at ppre iiffer pao
at rnmme tit Wtaol. bIep fun rinee
eienooms'fooe onrettet. Warfeos.
ploolett par netop fuIo al Bomber,
men i'teoetfor at bIi grebet al Ya-
nif lagttog oisie nleo meaen Gtns.
gjerrigbeo 3lpuerens Ntansorcr.
Som Tlonesbpro ON oen Golo.
'onlheo, bpormeo Der / BET iioite bar
pPret fiPmpet poo @aaipoliholp-
pen meooele@ ira Sonoon. al 9riter.
ne De ltolte otte Oaac har miltet life
IGrre emo 800 Sificercr / Orpbte og
'oareoe. Set or i9rIig Ninnoifaber.
ne ira Iuitrnlien og Rem 3calono,
iom bar baaret 9agen5 9proe %
Seoe. Zen iioite Sob5liitc ira Gar
oalellernc inoeboloer Hopnene pua
122 Siiiccrer % 1850 Neni9c.
st Sorlpoenbe ira 4nIitcroam
meooeler, at Intfperpcn2 % Nopo
@cor1leplfS Grobrer General Don
Veleler, cr blet lonupnt til @ele.
rdlglIoerner oDer belle oct ira hll9-
lcrrc erobre0c Eoleu. Samtioigt
oil Ibnliniitrationen al ~ritsiiif 30
len bIi flpttct ira Sails til @ar-
id)ou.
SRA Berlin meo0clc2 ocn 2Soc
IilglIt, al Ell tpif lluoerunnoabaob
Den 160e bonlbar0erC0c OF eOcloQoc
Ell 4mmnlnitionsfabrif oq ct Op-
lagablS / &arrington. Gnglnnb. Gen
lonrme llnoerpnnosbaa0, bcoer set
ploerc, blcp ogiaa ongrcbet al Ell
Eaaidgeroomper, ipm 'tioo meo &a
lloncr - oog uoen at trpifc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31

GntbeoSmGno lit 9iialo og lin Stst-
re, efterot De hapoe grebet ill Mio.
Ter, iom gap &opeoitsoet til Strei.
fen.
Zen pngre Gocfeicacr anfIaaes
oesiloen Tor Of bopc 9ipet lit gifoIo
til 6orlsg pao al intimibere Stats-
regieringen / Colorado og iornt bape
Iaoet haont ON DC 9eitrGbeIier, io1n
AZ DC Sor. StaterS Trpiioent bleu
1iort poo at oprao en- minoeIig Sro-
ming al Streifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Kong 6uitof / Klcmme

Stocfholm, SperiQe, Den POE
9lllg. Hon1 @m'tai uur iQoar uoiat
ror ct bctlnQelilt llhclo peb ,Serlu
Stution. Nctop. iom ban ituloc til
&c ontboro paa Goget, latte oettc ia
p~luoiclIG / %cpUQelic mco ct ioo bel
tia 9iut, al aonQc1 falteoca oucrcnoc.
San ff Den enc 500 / &lcmnlC mel
lem 9ongepogncH ng Stotionaplot
rornlcL men iii 0cn hclbiqpi@ itrar
los iliCn. Som blep hiulpct inO /
%oancn % mco llnotogelie al. at
nan tanItc en- fort Sio pil fon1nre til
at baItc Iibt, lap ban bclbigt ira
nct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Ser bar life iellere pPrct melbt ON
Iloget tpif 2itftanereb / gnglano.
Snaa %ariaenutiier.

sra Snu0un mco0clee p~iflcieIt 0cn
26oe Nn9lllt, al Ell inf lluoeroano3.
booo er bet s0eldgt lloenfor Slteltoe
| gelgien al en- 8ombe, iom blep ia.
ltet neo ira ct Neroplon.
Nmiteroam 27bc Mug. sra
Berlin fonu Ser i0uq Ell Wcloina,
ION gil no puo, at tnlte 3eppellnere
hdr pPret bcllnttet iii ar afhIPlpc
Sprferne9 Nangcl pno Nmmunis
ton. 100 Cons AZ Nfalfineri for
Gubrlfotion al @roloter lfol AZ
3eppclinerc nprc iert ira Den iln-
Qorlfe 8rPnle oper Scrbicr o0 Viil-
garien Ill 3prfict. elsie Sllrc bIep
alto rorctd9et ON Nattcn forat mo
Goa Froteltcr ira Nulgarien.
Berlin 27bc Mug. ariga- OF
Observation-Disclosures mcooelcr, at Ser
M cr 'tulict tilucie Ell tllltrpffelid
GorlpnlnG Tor ct mt &intcriclttoa al
llIbfIpbcr, StiGri. llnoertei, Strem,
per, Nnnoitcr, Sfinopclic og Gre
pnrnlcrc.
Berlin 27be Mug. - Mia5bogei
bar iii after togct 6crie til Den 30te
9}oucmbcr. HiQa0aacna Tormano
@dmpi hiIicoca meO ltor Ncgciitring,
"a ban tmnoAioroc, at Der pco &no-
annqen til Niq2OogabpqninQcn piloe
bli in0irlOt en- 5oplc meo Snoifrii-
ten: Ill Oct tnltc Solf."
Fnria 260c Mug. &ioloe oct
i%rnnifc oiiicicle Organ er ser cr.
tlUret Nlotnoc al Sillcoiicna oQ gu,
rien9 apltcr ira Zen Somoa til Sen
rQpptiitc @rpnic ira Den 25oc Nu0.
at rcQnc.
Nthcl 26oc NliN. ~ Ser perlcrer
her ct 9iugtc ON, at Sprtict ital hape
trlct mcb ct lIuttc en- Seporatireo
mco Oe Nlllere0c, bpia fife Sniflonb
ltror crtIrrer $tolicn Grig.
Berlin 26oc glira. 9iiaaooacn
bar pcotoqct ct al Socloliitcrne
rrcnIl0t Gor'InN on, ct Der itnI or
lnniicrc9 ct Bureau. hportll c~lltelte
lfc0lCnn1lcr ltul uTlgc9 AZ HiQa0u,
gen, % lonl 'tul tagc lig al Wtoopro-
blcnlct ln0cn Ni0ct. NurCdlct itul
bapc WDloighco til al fonliltcrc So
ocnlolcr, hpnr bette iinbca noopcl,
olAt Tor Goltct@ NcliUro.
Nom 26oc gIua. - @looct Sri
buna" mcoOcIcr iooN at &crnbanc-
mcllcm SHmcit5 % Sitcrrig
Tor nUrpUrcn0c cr ofbrllbt, ioct ser
M tontcntrcre2 itorc Wtaaicr Al tnlfe
% eitcrriqitc Sroppcr / NUrhcocn
n Snnabrilct.
llbiuc, ,<toIlen, 26oc NllQ ~
G6io @nrlbnIoi. en- Son al General
Rltciotti @aribolbi oq Sonueion Al
BEN bcron1tc italienite Srihcoahclt,
II blct nlporIin iooret uuocr Siam.
pen moo Citerriacrnc.
Nom 2G6C Nu0. Gen italicnifc
'|cdIcrtnQ bar tnact mcQct onriutten
>c NorboloHreQIcr lorot 'ifrc ia
'&ontrollcu mcb belle Sen @rcn al
tanoct2 NlouitrL. lom u~roouccrcr
}rlQ2lnutericl Al noNcniomhclit Nrt.
SUrIIQ qlUlhcr "a octtc @lmnlmi.
iou@I0brltcruc.
Nrc@cla. STATEN 26oc Aud. -
m cltcrrla't <ooUttcr ilei iorlcocn
SoN oucr Nrc3cin % faitcoc Bonn
.tAA A. Nj ~L.N Ill.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
|StcnIniu0rn / 9nn0rt.

zen HropUutc Nrjl hor / mere
en- en- Ncuicalot i|rcmbroQt en- clen.
Nomuclj3 Sltuatiou her / yanoct
Afcocn. Der Cittu cr u'ljort Stcnt-
ming 'or. at %rrijocnt Mlliou itdl
bruoc mco [uitlouo 90 @luocnc Der
'tcrtt urlcrcr at ino muu 'tc cr
StcmuRcu / Sn0cu IjQcioa itcrf
'or, al NclIcrinltn ophTucr lin 81
plomdtlitc GorbWOclir mt0 GnQ
lau0. @rmocu til, al S|uoitoteruc
iu0toQcr octtc Stuuopuntt. Err nn
mriiqpla 'or en- uUicutlll Gel Ben.
al Sc / Den miuurcuoc Simoiiou Ter
i'm NomutI0am0uitri truct Aunr en-
YinuO iom Notc Smith ira WcorQla
hAr toQct %coclicu I ocu %cpUUcIic,
ION luur no pao ot Qluc ocu cuQcl
tic Nc9lcrtnd oct NIottc %dQ iou be
tn0cr octtc bare al Nomll02aulcruc
/ hans % ANDRE Stntcr inn ior Ma
ION 90 2roulmIcu cr bauQc Tor. at
Sc iNlcu itnI brUnoc moe mco lin
NplinQ observation-disclosures /
Sonbct b~cNnnbcr at bcorca poo iaart
ioat ale Setter, men nonr Cnulouo
h0r CrflUrCt NnmuIlnrU fnr NnutrO
bonoc, iuu cr ncttc uooct. ioun nc0
9}n0pcnNiuhco ~influcrcr 5tiulndcn /
Snocn. ou ioluclld tar man ncrncnc
uanlteli0 ior at ioritan. haoroon nan
ltal BIZ oclnati0 / SEN itorrc Rel
1ionb, ionl err i|orciprtlct ~onoct
Eolocnoc llotolclic Al Nomni3
Ganlor. Scr / lin (io por Sc Iorcuc
Sc Stntcr2 Niiniitcr ill Sporicn. "a
ion omtolca iont en- Nutoritct /
SurrNamaal onooocnoc i%nternotio
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31

esmaRineu -Suseeuren- CT rosidsen I
sos creen. % Den er alt OF ian snfe en-
esmnrine at erre. Zen e;sr sost sfrbeiss
ca GUAR let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31

,.irI. t..t.. UsH slu1f Jt.r Boon 100 81 tr Pa1
o. o. uf,u. l,~A rrtt uI A. 80 Co,ar,-s %
b".rr-IEa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Notwithstanding
Sno ct. Raul apromarf.o.

2S. Au9
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
NEW BOOKS.
Beldane the Smith.

beloane the omltn.
by Jeffry Farnol.
Beldane, the smith grew up in
the wood under the care of Ambrose,
the hermit who taught him wood
craft and ancient philosophy but
sought to impress upon his mind
that woman was to be avoided, that
she was tickle and false.
One day Lady Helen of Mortaine
in riding through the wood hears
Beldane singing and stops to talk.
Later she visits him and he tells
her of his love. Then she tells him
who she is and he deems his love
hopeless
Beldane goes to Ambrose and
learns that he Is the son of a duke
and that his property has been al
most all taken away so he set out
to claim his own and to right the
wrongs of his people.
1t is story of long ago when the
country was ruled by might alone.
The story which is full of action,
is unusually we'll told. 1t is the best
thing this author has ever written
and those who have read The
Broad Highway, The Jester. and
other writings will know that it is
exceedingly good.
Published by Little. Brown&CO.,
; Boston. Price $3.50 net.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
Melody.
NopoOy.
by Louis Joseph Vance

ny LOulO OOoOpi obIO
This is the story of a pretty but
unsuccessful eirl who is penniless
and discouraged and she threatened
to do something desperate. Fate
aids her and she is clever enough
to make the most of her chance.
She is caught out on the roof in a
thunder storm and in seeking
shelter goes down the wrong trap
door There she encounters a
burglar and saves the owners life
AS a result she finds herself in the
home Of wealthy society woman
with plenty of pretty clothes but
under an assumed name. The
situation is trying one and the
adventures follow in rapid success
ion but the author gives the story
d realistic touch that makes it in
tensely interesting.
Published by George H. Doran Co,
New York. Price SIPS net.
Lot & Company.
by Will Lexington Comfort.
Routledee Rides Alone has been
conceded to be the best thing this
author has written and this, his
latest product, reminds one of his
/ first work.
The story is laid on deck of an
old fashioned sailing vessel. The
vessel is wrecked and for days
little boat drifts on the Pacific
Ocean under 'thesblazine sun with
little to eat or drink.
1t is story of the call of the
sea. of love and of adventure.
Published by George H. Doran
Co., New York. Price SIPS net.
Blue Bingham Folks.
by Dorothy Donnell Calhoun.
This is collection of short
J stories of New England folk. They
are quaint little stories of home
life, the kind that when the reader
finishes they feel rested. They are
full of quiet humor and will appeal
to the parent with young people
clamoring for something to read
Published by the Abingdon Press
New York, Price rs cents net.
Leaders OF Girls.
by Clara Ewing Espey,
! This book was written with a
purpose. 1t is to aid those responsible
for the welfare of girls who encount-
er difficulties and perplexities. The
author realized these conditions and
makes an earnest attempt to help
| others.
Published by The Abingdon Press,
| New YORK. Price 10 cents net.
A Mechanistic View of War and
Peace
by George w. Grille.
The author of this book was recent
ly in charge OF hospital in France
and the theme is war as he sees it.
He describes various phenomena
that he noted among the wounded
and gives a mechanistic explanation
not only of these phenomenas but
of war in general interDrets German
Kultur and indicates ways in which
peace may be promoted.
Published by Macmillan Co. New
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-19
GOV DENIES AUTHORSHIP
OF FOOL STUNT" STORY

Oklahoma City, May lS.-Goyernor
r. l.. Williams issued a statement
Tuesday afternoon denying an al
legged interview published in certain
state papers in which he is quoted
as saying there will be no fool
lieutenant governor stunts during my
administration" The governor says
he made no such statement to the
press or anyone else; and that he
has complete cinfdence in Lieutenant
Governor NJ. f. Trap, and expects
no trouble whatever in the admins
tration's policy when the lieutenant
governor is acting as the CHIEF exec
utiye.
The governor said:
- noticed in one of the exchanges
statement wherein | am reported
to have said
81 do not propose to have any
fool lieutenant governor stunts dur
ing my administration said Cover
nor Williams Tuesday. 1t is true
that l went to Fort Worth and stay
ed two days. did not let my trip
become known because | wanted no
ego or bonehead plays. During my
administration there will be no in
competent understodies at work"
mo such statement was made by
me. The fact is that | was only in
Fort Worth just a few hours. Some
time during the summer | expect to
take a vacation of two or three weeks
and when | do | expect to notify the
lieutenant governor in time so that he
can arrange his business to act as
governor during my absence. have
every confidence in the lieutenant
governor and don't apprehend any
trouble or differences with him in
the administration of the affairs of
the state"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-19
RUMELY SPECIAL TRAIN
Special Train Of Machinery Through
Ardmore Next Tuesday

Perhaps the best answer to those
who have questioned the stability of
the Rumely business is the mammoth
shipment of Rumely machinery which
leaves Chicago on May 18th on its
way to Oklahoma and Texas.
1t clearly shows the healthy condi-
tion of the Rumely Company and
proves the faith that the American
farmer has in the reliability of its
time tried lines-Rumely, Advance and
Gaar-Scott. Further, it is very tan
gible evidence of the splendid pro
spects for a bumper crop.
This special trainload of over 80
cars was assembled at Chicago-the
factories of the Rumely Company at
La Porter, Battle Creek Richmond and
saltwater, contributing The average
value of each car is over 100000, so
500, 10000 is a conservative estimate
of the value of this single shipment.
Most important of all, however, is
the fact that it is an all-sold shipment.
Every machine in the trainload is al
ready sold ana on its way to the buy
era sign oil each car gives the name
and address Of the purchaser Of each
machine.
A daylight run will be made in order
to give farmers and others an oppor-
tunity to see the special when it
stops at each station. Interesting
literature and souvenirs will be dis
tributed.
This train will be well worth seeing
and a cordial invitation is extended
by the representatives Of the Rumely
company for everyone to be at the
station to see the biggest thing in ma
chinery shipments that ever passed
through town.
This special trainload, by the way.
is but one Of three such trainloads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-19

people of Durant are throwing their
homes open to students for the sum-
mer. | am sure that pleasant time
and better instruction is open to stu
dents who attend at the Southeastern
than ever before. 1t is desired that
every teacher in the county attend.
Those who desire to do credit work
should begin May "a. | hope that
every teacher in the county who
finds it at all possible will do credit
work and in time obtain life di
ploma. thus doing away with the
continual grind of examinations. Prof.
A. A. Rogers of New Wilson has been
selected to represent this county at
the Southeastern during the four
weeks course for certificate work.
am also reliably informed that he
has been retained for the entire sum-
mer, which of course shows that we
made a wise selection.
The Reading Circle examination will
be given to those teachers who de
sire it in the office of the county
superintendent on June ), 1915. This
examination will cover the three
books used in the Reading Circle
work this year, which are as follows:
Better Rural Schools Brief Course
in the Teaching Process" and Ell
woods Sociology" Certificates will
be renewed upon a satisfactory eX-
animation in these three books.
Yours truly,
l.. NJ. THURSTON,
County Superintendent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-19
BRITISH SHIPPING SUNK
OR CAPTURED BY GERMANS

London, May 1S.-Thomas ]. Nc
Namara, parliamentary secretary of
the admiralty, announced in reply to
question in the house today that
46O,G2S tons of British shipping, other
than warships has been sunk or cap
tured by the German navy since the
outbreak of the war
Mr. Mcnamara added: "The num-
Der of persons of all nationalities
killed in connection with their loss
is approximately 1856.
"The tonnage OF German shipping
not warships, sunk or captured by
the British navy to May 10, is 314,-
465. SO far as known not one Ger
man or neutral subject has been kill
ed in connection Herewith"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-19
KNOW THY COUNTRY
I-IntrOductOry

"Know America" is slogan that
should ring out from every school
room, office, farm and shop in this ma
tion. No man can aspire to a higher
honor than to become capable citi-
zen, and no one can merit so dis
tingushed a title until he is well in
formed OF the resources, possibilities
and achievements Of our country.
This is commercial age and civ
llization is bearing its most golden
fruit in America. We are noted for
our industrial achievements as Egypt
was noted for her pyramids; Jerusa-
lem for her religion; Greece for her
art; Phoenicia for her fleets; Chaldea
for her astronomy and Rome for her
laws. Likewise we have men who will
go down in the worlds history as pow
erful products of their age. For, stand
ing at the source OF every gigantic
movement that sways civilization is a
great man. The greatest minds travel
in the greatest direction and the COM
mercial geniuses Of this age would
have been the sculptors, poets. phil
osophers, architects, and artists of
earlier civilizations.
AS Michael Angelo took a rock and
with a chisel hewed it into the image
Of an angel that ever beckons man
kind upward and onward, Hill took
the desert Of the Northwest and with
bands of steel made it blossom like
rose, dotted the valleys with happy
homes and built cities in waste places
AS Gutenberg took blocks of wood
and whitfield them into an alphabet
and made a printing press that
flashed education across the con-
tinent like a ray of light upon
a new born world, Mccormick took
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bar Of iron and bent II into
reaper and with one sweep of
his magic mind broke the shackles
that enslaved labor of generations yet
unborn, and gave mankind freedom
from drudgery, and lifted the human
race into higher zone of life.
AS Nelson organized the English navy
and made England mistress of the sea,
enabling the British Isles to plant her
flag upon every continent washed by
the oceans waves, and to make foot.
stools f the Islands Of every water,
Morgan organized banking system
that has made America master of the
worlds finances, brought Kings to our
cashiers windows, the nations of the
earth to our discount desks and placed
under the industries Of this nation a
financial system as solid as the Rock
of Gibraltar.
There is no study quite so interest
as the roar OF industry and no sight
so inspiring as civilization in action
A full realization of Americas part in
the great events of the world past,
present and future will thrill every
human heart with pride, patriotism
and faith in Republican institutions
Through the courtesy Of the Agri
cultural and Commercial Press Ser
vice, the readers of this paper will be
permitted to study America; her ag
ricultural, manufacturing and min
eral development, mercantile, bank
ing and transportation systems which
are the wonder of the world. The
first article of the series will dea
with transportation and will appear
at an early date.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get At the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach suf-
ferers are doing now. Instead of taking
tonics, or trying to patch up poor diges.
ton, they are attacking the real cause of
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or pain
STake one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like. AT lOc
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OIL TREATMENT FOR
STOMACH TROUBLES

4 simple prescription made up OF
combination of pure vegetable oils
is producing wonderful results for
sufferers from stomach, liver and in
testinal troubles The remedy which
is said to have originated in France,
where it has been used for years
by the peasantry, was introduced
into this country by George H. Mayr,
a leading Chicago druggist, who
cured himself of severe stomach,
liver and intestinal troubles by its
use. Those who have used it say
the first dose is sufficient to con-
vince any one of its remarkable
merit. and that within twenty four
hours the sufferer feels like a new
person. This medicine, which has
become known as Mayr's wonderful
Remedy, is sold by leading druggists
everywhere with the positive under
standing that your money will be re-
funded without question or bubble ii
ONE bottle fails to give you abso-
lutte satisfaction.