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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

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beitimmt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

bic pretie baber ettpas niebriser. :
Wil4iiihe finben feinen Wartf.
TlittIere unb j9tpere Giisre $6.2s
I-$7. 80; grtpn $7.60-S7.85; Od{er
$2.75-$6.00; Tltii6er Gtisse $5.'
60-$750.
gulltn - Die gla&frage MOI
nur mdBia unb be preifs um 1O-15s
nisbriger.
maa.re unb lsi6t. $4.75-s5.5o;
Bologna $5.60-$6.25; fette Buasn
$6.00-$6.50.
adlber. - Die aufubr mar
5iemIia groB unb bic pr,iis f9nad.
2itislben fielen nm 2 2-5Oc.
Orbindre unb srobe $5.00-$9.75;
fair Big quite ltidte $750-$I0O0; !;
Grtra $10.25-$1050.
@ 4Deine - Die 3ufubr ipcr
6eut. GROCER. bic Rahfraae ni4t bss
beutsnb unb bic grsiIe Inn 2o-25c
nisbriger. = Der glortt i6loB it.tie.
Gdusre G6ipsine 275 piunb unb
hSfcr $6.5O-$6.65; gut. fis aussr>
leitne gerfdnbts unb syleiI&eriprten
S6.60-s6.65; orbindre Bis auserlss
feHe f4pere fetts Sdue s500-$5.65;
ertra S5.70-$5.75; Stass $4.00-
$500; Ieidte Biz mittlsre geridnbIs
iorter $e.60-$6.80; issrtsl 11o pfo.
rnb ipeuiger $5.25-S6.50. q.
S4dfe unb admmer. -
Uis 3ufubr mar beuts ssrins unb bic
Wreiie fteiig.
S6afe. $3.75-$5.75; aammer
$10o-$9.50; Sprinssadmmsr $12
-S15 90.
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9asIiaer aHarftseridt.
Gineinnoti 4. wldrs.

4
0k nadfolssnbsu 0uotirunssn be-
sisheu Iid uur auf gngros Sranss
attioneu. Bel Heinsren gsfh6fttn
iperbtn etuds b56ers preifs ters4net.
probfffon
Ie45-s.55. '5omiIp s s$maI, 1oi
I-1Oac pro pfunb.
9rpdensefdIsenes Gleifa
Ghort clear Gsitem 104-10He, fbort
HiHnfsiten 10--104e, srsra ibort
clear Gsiten 10-1O4e, GduIte-u 81
Sc Bellies 10a-114s unb L
mebr psrpadt.
| gaepn - Short clear Geitsn
11s-l1sec, srira ibort clear Seitsu
11I-115e ibort Rippenieitsn lit
|-11ar, Shulkrn 92--10e ilnb Bel
liss 12-12Ae, Breoiieif Bacon 10
-19ae. Shuliern 12t--13c, irpdsus
Beef 7 S6inieu 27-29c.
Sibgep5feifes Gleif d.
SdiHten 12-123e, 43irnir GduI.
tern 94-92c, ge[iss 14S--l5e,
S9ultern 9s-9ae gep BORT Gut
94--9ae.
grii6ss sIeif&.- e&in.
fen 11--11ae, pienje Sdultern g.
BIC, S6ultsrn 8--8as. fbort
Mipptnieiisn 8i-93t, fhort clear
Gtiitn 10-10ae, srtra ibort Seitsn
93-10e, Bellies 107--13Ae pro
gfunb.
Webl unb gktreibe
Wsbl. = Wintsr patent $6.75--I
sos; Dinter Ganep $6.40 8.55; bo.
5-nlilp $6.40-6.15; Grtra $5.55-
5.75; Crbin6res $5.35-5.55; 6ors
ter Wei5sn pattnt $7.40-785; bo.
fancp $6.95-7.20; bo. Jamilp S..
$3.50; moesenmsH. norbipsHI. ses
mti@tes $6.15-6.40; rtinss gitp $8.s
$3.50; Gitp semiI6tes ss.15-|
$40.
WsiSsn 90. 2 rothsr min.
ter $1.40-S1.45; 90. 3 bo. $1.39-|
SL40; 30. 4 bo. $1.36-$i.39.
DtIf6torn. 30. / ipsibes
75A; go. Q ipsibss 75-7bss; gao. 8
30 74a-75e; go. a bo 73A-74ke;
no. s bo. 72a-731e; 80. 8 DO. ia
-725e. - 80. ! eslbss Tx; 80. 81
20. o.72a Tx; Ro. 3 bo. 72-721e; !
10. A bo. 71-72e; Ro. s DO. 6ya-l
70te; RD.s6 DO. 68s-69ie. - Ro. / |
ssmifdtes 72se; Ro. 2 bo. 72-721e; |
no. 8 DO. 71a-72e; Ro. 4 bo; 69A
702e; 80. s DO. 6S1-69Ae; RO. 8
20. 671 -6Sss. - Mtibes aolbsnicrn |
73-75e; selbss aolbeniorn H-7Be; |
]tmii6tsS aoIbtnlorn 73-76e per
Sufbel.
5afer. - Ro. 2 iusiber 5S-l
,S1s; Sianbdrb ipeibsr 571-58e;
10. 8 ipeiber 57-571e; 20. a mel.
,er 56-67e; SO. 2 stmifhtsr 56a
&c; go. 8 stmiI&ter 56-56ae; Ro.
ssmifGter 55- soc.
Roggem. - Ro. 2 $1.10-1s
IL; 9o. 3 $l.08-1.0s; RO. 4 S1.S
-1.M.
WhfBfS.e
Derianft tpurben 400 Dbls. Di,
fiiIsrs ;finifteS goobs nuf Ds Bats
,on t1.39 per 0oiInre. 4
Groeerieh
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
4lsk'Ra a&riAtex.
Trsitaa s mara 1915.

Trsitd q, s. MGrs 1915.
Der SbtofIub 1T ii6sraa i'm safer
be9rtffeH unb bate ssftern Qtenb be
hlsitssr Stabt einsu Daferitanb bor
PIP sfuB.
Die foIseuben Dspef6en trafsr
ipd6renb bes a.ftrigsn 5osss bi:r sin;
ssitti5nrs, pa.-4.3 Jub, fdnt.
9Bbeelina 20. 8a.-3.8 Nub, flint.
partersburs, %. @a.-10.1 +. fdIt
&andDbd igaqg. 80. 8a.-4 f., fallt
Eortsmout6, O.-18.7 Sub, fdIt,
GOuiaDitie. Rn.9.3 Sub, ifsigt.
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Diemnbis. Senn.. 26.8 SUB, filt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

Suder. prtile ftIt. @af.
finirter Gut Soof S7.15. pctpneres
$3.50: Cubes $3.50: granuInfeo
S6.25; Gonfeetioners ,sl- S6.f5; OF
~" $500; fpeiber ertra .g" S5.70
ertra g" $3.50. y. 9. Glerifieb mel.
Be rS5.90-6.0o. bo. eeIber $40
500 Der 100 gfunb.
WoIaffes In ifstig.-gaetp Or.
ledus OPEN Qtttle 40--55c, Gentrifus
gal 20-30t per GdlIcnt.
@eis. - 2cuifinna. Ganep Seao
Tie, prirnn 6-6ar, orSinirer
4-4te. Sapan 5-5ie per Pfunb.
Dairr protutte
Butter. - Wldrff rnbig,e prsiie
nisbrig.r. - mbolemilt, gytra 33c:
gsntraIiJ.b grtru 30tc; gentrolise6
9irits 26-2sc; bo. Gnonbs 22-
23e; iSdnsp Doirp 23e; padins Gtcd
15a-16ae per pfunb.
adie. - p,nrtt jeit. Ohio t7c,
WoreweitIiter 17-171e. Neip Dorf
1se. SdapeiSer f6a-17fc, 30. Bird
16a-t7ic, &imburser i7--ise per
Yiuno.
gier. - Martt ftfrr. lDrimd
fiiiMe eH5ntrsisr 17as; firfs 15as;I
orbmdrs iirIis 15e; ieeuSs 1zs;I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
G6itagt, 4. npdra.

Dsisen. - Tir Rai $1.37-S1.s
45a; ON S6Iub s1.39s. 5it SaIi
s1.11-S1.1si; am S9Ius $1.12S.
@slihtprn. - SJiir Msai 72-74gc;
a Gdlus 72ac. 6iir SuIi 74-76ss;
am G6IuB 745e.
Safsr. = sir Rai 543-57te; ON
S4Iub 55ie. sfiir SuIi 5os-5Sc; am
66IuB 51ie.
Rpg9en. - Romiusn.
@erftt. = 69-S0c.
9imctbp. - S5.00-$6.50.
alte. = $10.50-$14.0O.
qort. - HIr Ulai S17.25-S1z.s
42: am S6IuB S17.27. Fir Suli
S17.65-S178o; am S1luB S1765.
S1mals. 5iir Woi Sl0.32-
$40 40; ON S6Iub 1902. Sir gull
$10.62-S10.65: am 5hIuB $1,000.
Mippsnfeit,n. = iTiir Teai $685.
1925: am S4luB $9.S7 5iir SuIi
$10.17-S10.25; am SdluB Sl0.17.
Butter. -. Rarti unrsrGnbsrt.
Gier. - Rartt bobsr; 3ufuhr 49,
$50 8ifsu; aaf PEN Mu.st Ia,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

1oe: arbinars firbs 1s--1sse; filfz
19c.
aartDfftln. - Msarit unDsrdnbsrt.
3ufuhr IL gars.
afbsnbts gsfliisel. - waarit nis,
oristr; springer 16c; 6afne 15c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
Wetaa.M Maarff.
Rem gprf. 4. Wdrg.

Rem DOrt, 4. Mars.
9inn, - Martt fiart; 5 1onnen
Cots $43.0-$44.50; % Sonnen
2ots $43.50.
aupfer. = Narit itetia; eisctrolps
tic $14.62-$14.s7; gaitiuss $1425
!. eifsn. - Wurtt rubis unb unDer<
dnbtrte
9lei. - Murtt ifetig; $3.87-$3.s
.92. Spslter, fart; $10.90-$11.4 40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
0na sfrnbfLt.

Ter 2ebrer mieoerbolte nit Sen
Setaaeru oie in Der urrGnugeuen
St.uIhe oprdaeiprodlenen Gbtere.
iuclhe ole neridieoeueu Stanten ecrs
1iillb;loIid,en. Gen goIcr uno oert
&abn battc Der f!eiue gSaIter rid)tig
beaunuortet, ais er ober na6 Dem
rtriiiidien 5inuhilo setraet rpurbe, err
piocrte ocr &leine 70 prompt ais
itrabIenb: .9ie 9aus,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
gbisaao, a. mdr,.

S&ntine - 3uiubr 10000;
Wartt, ftari. BuIt $6.60-$6.70;
leidte $6.45-$6.70; esmiifte $6.4E
-$6.75; ffluere $6.20-$6.65; rob.
$c.20-S6-35; atrtsI $5.75-$e.75.
Rinbpieb. 3ufubr 5000;
Rarii, fhpaa; Rdttbe Stiere 1878
-$9.05; Weffern $5.10-$7, 10; ais
BE unS 6eifers $3.5o-S7.7o; aGItsr
$6.75-S10.25.
9 9dfe. - 3ufu6r 1900; Martt
anreselmdBig. S6ofe S7.0o-$7,90;
.ld5rIiHae $Z75-$865; aammsr
$775-$9.75.
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3esIssei sn.,,. a..,o
j gprtnasrs pcn az q,funS uns bariibt, ii
'l141e. inter 81 9Funb 165e. 6iibn,,
! is Gents: 6dbne 1o-11t. Tyut,
Ibiibner 10--17e; guas 13e, Gntsr
| 11A-14e, gdnfe s-10e Der pfunb
RapauneH 17-2Ot BET g}funb.
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q M ~ mM 1. | am SIs;.s, .pIsi y1'o-
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80. w m n .s.. -.
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len * SRn nIn a;t 8. "ipr'0a
e,hhr ~,,,.. On or.
| 80, Sua.s U1"'9 oo'
mrsis.rh. e.~,,
81 % % s.spseteI ~ oet1 =. 9ope >
q N - o,w 0:u p'' oD' nhp @i'S
otasr. ~ m,G. 20
sos 49, m,,u. -, 'GgIsan =, w 7e 1
n.r Sss, - 49, Ass.. ~. a"D $1'o
90 y1"' n
"a masoa.tIaGrLoI1In- vgfs
sp Aagel @ yotl9 Gp'os siy-
~ d.io, a.: TslnheIo'a early p1.os 30
-; III ys'a ga.ll Nois oo~Ioe; garlp
SHsp SDDo'.se o-1oe, peIp. Dsuu'
~. ~ esgrons ma.n oo-s0 ~ eaameh @ 90 =
m.ps M sSss.e w 2,aa zo oou-.o ~ mulai sle,D
ge"s oo~W; Wifen uonn'alns
.W So, egaGsu S,es osatIels .l 10 oorive, a, ,n,
a:raa anpgs ny 10 oHS @ .at'p Mmi;lo,
gorys [ A a. 80, gamss @ aa..ss 1N' or'
e. @ ns e '0'''s pe' oalN'
o..ss., o.
,r,,S. Z aSgs ASrIoIIeaT - on = scr
' p'.o'oo pel o0l.
SlBtartottelT.-edss Ter'
hang 49, y ~ ~ s'p Sa ~ 90 ,a 70
,,sr | ph, A"O "'h" SN'o'
eyn,, m,,u x,,s,a ~s,,
,d,,s s10 oos1e m n.~ avn. n,'i
S,m G.I,;j, urh e. 10 OK ns,
@6i pon e,o,s ~ ~
grbIe s,,r,ho sa75
400 p,r Soms,,
2mi,bSIn' @.rh. 7sa5,
Der guT6eI bonn e,or, ,,rb ~, NOM
gelsiie. Weik, s5c-sl 90 per 9uibei
Dor, gtor, uns $50 son gsI,K
griine go6neu. - nlcrtba
$3.00--4.00; Wo6sbobneu $500 per
camper.
aarotteu.- getuoj&en. $500
-2.25 per BbI.
Rotbe R Riiben. = Cute Rii6.n
$l:2o-1.35 per Dbl.
Sfedraben = $l-26-1.D p.
Uc!.
Wstbe y u BEN. WttD Crls'
ans $S.00-S3.26 pet Dbl.
2anbprobufte
Seu. - go. / limotbp $500;
no. 2 limotbp $17.Oo; 30. 3 limos
tbp $500; SO. 1 asrniidt.r alss
$500; go. Q bo. $500; SO. 1 aiee
$3.50: 80. 2 bo. $3.50: 9flfalfa
$16OO-19.O0 Der soune.
MHbItnfatter IN itetia. Eleis
s24 4oo-25Oo: Mibbiinas orobss
s286o-2700: DO feiues s27 3D. |
2s50. o,miiGt,s Huiter $500
2550
r.. mu a..,,
efs.,om,r 81 sn-o5 5o u o,t RON, I a.. |
s.;t. % .,,s se n q "a IN ~ s sau ~ ror, @
gior, yimotbn s3O0-3.4 40 her Hu'
pom Sfor.' Humtp,i,en sOc Der gu.
m.,I1;.S.r.s 81.
en-
Deu u,alII l.s''g; cslAp'' Ip'
pes ou PEI 0ouphe Ut pdttIen DON
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qIte @efdtdte

9pei SSourfraIiiten mdren.
Gie fbriebal Sriegsberidf;
God fpos iie beiiraemcloet.
Eas itimHt' 5uiammeu uidt
3u.cet funb uldu Die 20iuuG.
Ger !lHterihieo lag orm:
Ger cine Ia g I'M 5eioe,
Ter andre 10 q ouriJIl
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etretnBegt. =. DRdrb 1olh
~ e14itase se& fddeten per feini
ssienotve prebs unb 0fib II du6erft utiig
Bsa IN o1nien BurbeH Gartsnen scn cstf'
asS-txx auSettieteH unb@ 9xitlpapttrl
gmees - 6--SX blsfoHfir. 9na ejfensH
Werne Spsbs griuafsSapttaf ~ ~ or
sshs sne - tK-sS sui 8sit tisfisk
DsAss ~ NJ Usu
yustsn ~ lOe Disgento ~ ofeoo ouii4e
eeaiea Sey1suft Die GssatsvTsss bsfrsoi
e0e psauis vi $1,000.
Dsdi1 81 eussps.
Gt4t Dediel asf aoRton purbfs A.
ez1g pr pfsab etsrfiHG quetist 6as
Ue4Id ssj esntn Durcen sSe ths Mart
ksls4eet, tAg He&fei anI yasie 1vH bro
6fess s.t Nmlteresm loKs pre- 0aieeH
ewnbsD-peQsnessss
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@iebu,arft.

Cinciunaft t 4. @drI.
Die 3uFuhr unb ausfubr iD1brsnb
Der lsBten "a Stunbsu, usrgli9.n nit
ben lesitn brsi <agsn tpartn ME
folsi:
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osf&aftsgapisrs ssrbes ~ sI<--sxx
oisiesst!t De4ld auf 2sneen paren iistia
% NTsI tar % faes gi&l; e.0spsls
tnngsH e<.5ix unb Gt6ts4Be6fd ASH.
sisss'SsHsa ts1ss NsrHsaii4s Dsfsis
aftieumsrit--Gfs yarl, par an
Scrmlftaes isf nHb bic Breifs alsasn IT.
Sas. RaAmitt6ss gingea iebp6 be Nstneu
wsDians m.tlisns sssbss sssIessn uus bfr
Wadt i4lsb f4ssr.
osiseaes s1siu.
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Mnsipdrttse Mtdrfte.
ne 10 gurt. A. mar,.

Rem gUrt. A. 1ldrs.
Msbl. - Wartt unresslmGSis.
RogaenmeH. - Wartt ruhig.
Buhtpsi3enmeH. - Martt flau.
guhtpsissn. = Martt r,itia.
Maismebl. - Mdrtt taum fstig.
Rosaen. - Wortt taum fstis.
@erfe. - Wartt ifetig.
Deisen. = Martt iatpad5; Ro.
rotber 81 .49a unb go. Q barter ST.
51s c. I. I. auf oem 0elsiis; Ro.
Rprthern Sulutb $1.45s unb Ro.
Rorthsrn Ulanitoba $1.54 {. |. 7
Buffalo. igiir Nat S1.48s.
WeIf4forn. = Warit iHpa5; 30
2 aelbsr 81ae {. |. Z. Bel 4niunft.
6dfsr. = Rarft f&pad; Stan.
barb 62c; To. 8 ipeibsr 61ae; fancr
Teibtr 63a-645e.
6eu. - Wldrit feit.
6opfen. - W1drtt rubia.
5duts. = Marit ftetig.
Qeber. - Rarit fen.
porf. - Wlartt ribis.
Beef. - Martt ifsiia
S4mala. = Warit fittis; WibS!.
@.ft S9.70-$9@. @
5dla. = Martt feit.
@olIe. = Tlartt ffetis.
nara. - Wartt ru6ia.
9srpsntin. - Dsartt feiig
Reis. - Wartt fsii.
Rober 3uder. = Wdrtt fer: gsus
trifusol S4.58-S4.64: UsoIaiT.s So. +.
81-$3.s7: raffinirtsr. rnbis.
Grnportrte aspfa. - Wdrit flau.
s3ipstihten. = Rarit feit.
apritoieH unb asfirfi6e. - wsartt
iistig. H1
Rriinsn. - Wdrft rubia.
Butter. - Marst idspa6: 3ufubr
5.3s5. Gromsrn srtras (92 geors)
Bic: Gr.amsrn (h6bsrs 5sort) 31a---
Sc; firits 27-9oc; iesonbs 24a--
26ic.
gier. = Murtt unrtssllaGbis; gu,
flbr 20.542. 5riia aeiammsIte srtras
21A-22c; .rtra iirfts 2O1cs firffs
l9a-20c: ittonSs 19e; ipslb, .23-
24c; bo. braun. 22c.
adft. - Tartt feit. !3ufubr 40.
5tats. ipbois milf. fpetiols i7-174t;
20. fdneb 16l-162c.
ee6enbes GsfliiasI. - Tar,t ass
iis; Dsftern 5iibner 15is; 5dbns
l8c: 3urtsns 15-17e; strsinis.e,
'ubis: prsii. unDsranbsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-20

compared with 414,S6i bales in Sep
tember, 1914. This was unQuestion-
ably bulish, but its effect on prices
was offset by the bureaus report on
stocks o. cotton which stated that in
manufacturing establishments on Sep
tember 80 there were 1.OS9614 bales
against 500, ,S92 bales on the CORES
ponding date a year ago, and in pub
lie storage and at congresses 2,796,-
800 bales against l,G33, CPS bales at
this time last season Ordinarily
these figures would be construed as
distinctly hearish, but comparisons
with a year ago are of little value
At that time the outlook was un-
certain, and there was little or no
disposition to buy and store cotton.
Nevertheless, these statistics together
with recent developments have modi-
fled in some quarters of the trade the
bullish enthusiasm so prevalent of
late with the result that the market
presents a more two-sided appear
ance than for a long time back Al
though demand will probably be the
ultimate controlling factor, traders
for the moment are closely watching
weather conditions, as recent reports
from number of sections Of the belt
contend that something of top crop
is possible If killing frost be delayed
fortnight longer At best the top
crop this year cannot be of very large
proportions, but owing to the small
ness OF the yield and the high price
level even a slight addition to the
expected total would probably be con
strued bcarishly For the immediate
future an irregular market is the
best that can be expected, and rea-
sonable profits may be looked for if
sales are made on the strong spots.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-20

and watched the master artist at his
task
The canvas was stretched to posi-
ton at something near five o'clock.
First appeared a silver stream with
line of hazy blue on the distant
bank. Above this were charms of
lovely white gold-crowned clouds, The
remaining vastness of the canvas was
gray, misty void behind which stood
the Great Painter, like Hector behind
his shield,-with only his feet show
ing,-mixing his colors. Suddenly
this wielder OF magic brushes became
absorbed in his task while bold and
free were the mighty strokes. What
a blender of flaming hues, The silver
stream became of purest gold, ldd
you haste, O ye who would be Min
erva. Juno, or Venus, to bathe in 1t!
yellow waters? Up to the very zenith
of Heavens dome were masses Of
exquisite golden fleece. The south
reflected "A huge midnight fire. The
east was all blue, heavenly blue
of harvest moon nights, spanned by
the brightest of rainbows. To the
northeast lay rolling pasture Of
living green, crossed by dark-out-
lined water course, shaded to deepest
green near the mountainous back'
ground The north was an enchanted
sea sailed by a fairy fleet whose
ships were pink-crested clouds.
Over it all was a golden glow, bath
ing the spires and tree-tops of our
city in splendor, and Transforming
the distant high meadow land into a
charming vale Of Arcadia How our
hears swelled to the JOY Of unheard
melodies,
BY the time our eyes turned to the
west again, the inspired artist was
resting and admiring his handiwork;
seeing that it was good. The river
of melting gold was cooled and strait
fed: the neecy clouds were rosy red
and the world darkening around us.
The western horizon seemed wonder
full gates-aiar to some celestial city,
and we stood, the worshipping depths
of our hearts in unison with the
heavens, declaring the glory of God
-oud Oslah hom9 sunsets
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-20

9:15 The Obligations of Church
Membership j. NJ. HammOnds
1000 What Qualifications Ought to
Be Required of CaJlidates
Seeking Ordination? ----------
-----------------J. p. Snyder
11:0O Sermon n------------R. c. Baker
Friday Evening.
200 Devotional 5000 Snow Mckenzie
2:15 The Local Church and World
Wide Missions s-----------------
----------Da David II. Cooper
3:15 Board Meeting
7:30 Devotional W. A. Craven
7:45 State Missions e. d. Hamilton
Saturday Morning.
900 Devotional A. Wilson
9:15 Home Missions G. w. Whitfield
1915 How the Womans Work is
Prosecuted ------------------
Leader to be supplied
HOO Sermon David H. Cooper
Saturday Evening.
200 Devotional al-------L. b. Smelley
2:15 Are Our Sunday Schools Mark
ing Time
Leader to be supplied)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-20
LUSITANlA OFFICERS ARE
SUED BY SURVIVOR

Chicago, oct. 19.-Mrs. Sarah Lund
of Chicago, whose husband and father
were drowned by the sinking of the
Lusitania, has sued the Cunard Steam
ship company, Ltd, owners of the
late liner, for $4,000 damages for
injuries sustained herself in that
catastrophe.
Her attorney, Frank F. S. Monnett
alleges in the bill of complaint filed
in the federal court that Mrs. Lund
was deceived into taking passage
on the ship by statements made on
behalf of the company that it was
fully provided with safety devices
including life boats and RATS. 1t is
alleged by conspiracy" between
Dudley Field Malone, collector of
the port of New York, and Capt w
T. Turner, master Of the Lusitania,
there was a large cargo Of explosives
illegally in the ships hold
Mrs. Lund's mother was lost in the
sinking of the Empress Of Ireland.
II was to investigate a rumor that
the mother survived, and with her
mind a blank was known as Mrs.
Fitzgerald" at an English asylum
that Mrs. Lund, her husband and
farher sailed ON the Iusitania.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-20
GIRLS! HAVE A MASS
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
SOFT, GLOSSY, WAVY
25-cent bottle destroys dandruff and
doubles beauty Of your
hair.

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation of Danderine you cannot find
single trace of dandruff or falling
hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you most will be
after a few weeks use, when you
see new hair, fine and downy at first
-yes-but really new hair-growing
all over the scalp.
\ little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty Of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. The effect is
amazing-your hair will be light,
fluffy and wavy, and have an ap-
pearance of abundance; an incom-
parable lustre, softness and luxuri-
ance.
Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any
that it has been neglected or in
jured by careless treatment-that's
all-you surely can have beautiful
hair and lots of it if you will just
try a little Danderine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-20
BREAKS A COLD IN
FEW HOURS-TRY It
First dose Of Pape's Cold Compound
relieves all the grippe misery -
Contains no quinine.
Don't STAY stnned.np,

Don't stay stuffed-up'
Quit blowing and snuffling, \
dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" tax
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken will end grippe misery and
break up a severe cold either in the
head, chest, body or limbs.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages; stops nasty
discharge or nose running; relieves
sick headache, dullness, feverishness
sore throat, sneezing, soreness and
stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only p cents at drug stores
1t acts without assistance, tastes nice
and causes no inconvenience. Don't
accept a substitute.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-20
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thir.
ty-fve years and has become known
as the most reliable remedy for Ca
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the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, eN-
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After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Cure for a short time, you will see a
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health Start taking Halls Catarrh
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Send for testimonials, free.
T. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-20

S. piece has been a nuisance nearly
all over the west for the last year