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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
Soniq : SO c in.

Sn einem reinli6en tupfernen &eHsl
IGbt man fe9ais Biz fiinfunOIe9ais
Suart peides Waffer Siemli4 parm
perben unb riibrt bnnn feds Quart
reinsn. beiten SOnis binein. 2unsium
ldbt man oies einunbeinbulb Stunz
oen feben, baapiI6en immer abI9dus
men. Rud obieer 3eit pirb Die
8riibe in Siemli9 tpeite iroene, iteiz
nerne ober Gmoils@eI9irre gefdOpfi
uno gum 4btiiblen bingeiteGIt. CO.
balb fie Bis gu rIauparm" eetommen
1T, idiittet man fie in Elm gut gereis
nistes unb aussebriibtes Sdb9en uno
febt ben Spuno gang lpfe-iu ni4t
feit;-aufs Spunblo9. 8ei Siemli6
ipormer &eaertemperatur tritt idon
na9 bier biz feds @o6sn bic erite
@dbruns elm, Die febr tart ettpa bier
sebn Sage oausrt. Na9 oteier 3eit
miro Der @sin in elm anOeres SAB
obseaogen, bic Sefe bleibt suriid. Sm
speiten SAB sdbrt Der Wein uud nod
sebn Biz bieraebn Sage fort. @rit
penn Der @ein gang rubig geiporben
lit, unb man 9or nidts inebr bort,
f9lieBt man bos SpunbIo9 feIt. Rod
brsi big bier Woden ift er gut unb
fam getrunten lperosn. Gr lit bann
goIbgelb unb tlor. Wiro er nun in
SlaIden ubse5osen, gut pertOrtt unO
in talten SanO geiteIlt, 10 mouiiiert
er in einisen Sogen f6on 5iemIi6
fart. Sc na9bem man ibn jung
unb fiib, ober berb unb itGrter mill,
ti9tet man fi9 beim 9dbren Elm. Nud
osn eriten bier @o9en 1T er iiib.
Ipdter miro sr berber, Gbnlih bem
Neibpein aus Srnuben. Gr fam
iabreIans oufgeboben perbsn. Mur
oarf ME niel bapon trinfen, fonIt ers
reot er @ioerpilIen. g2ur in tleinen
Wenasn genoFen. bleibt er tets Elm
ansenebmes, erfrtI9enbes @etrGnt.-
Sir tleinere Wlenaen rehnet man ims
mer Elm Quart Sonig uuf Sebn Suurt
Mafer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
Sbbe 9tarf Npti;en.

- Den @bslsuten 5risbrih 6. 9sngs
fer Don SiorO sincOln Ausnus muroe elm
Sobn 9eboren.
- Daniel @uans pon Sadion Str.
wurbs Dienftu9 Wtorssn In Der Spoe
Bari 3ehe iofort gei0Otst, als ihn cine
friib3siti9 erfolsts SprenSun9 traf.
- Der Srnusnuerein Der @bsitnut
Nusnue BresbDteriidsn @smsinoe uiro
hsuts Siahmittas elm Dinner uno am
Nbenb elm Souper In Der Sirhenfapelle
auftiihsu. Die Damsn bnbeu iir quite
WtablBeiten Soriorss sstrOffen.
Der 40 Sabre alte Dauib YrolIsr
uon BRIGGS StraBs ftlrjte Disnftag
Diorgen, als er feline arbeit In Der
6poe Parf 3ede aufnsbmsn mollte,
pl0sli1 tobt nieoer. @r befano fi6
uOrbsr in anSsui4sinlid better @slunb.
belt.
- 3net Minuer nurbsn Sonntaa
Wforstn auf oem DIAMOND @uImtaus
fen. binter bsm Wtt. Plsaiant BREEDER,
In idlimm usrbranntsn 3uitanb aufse,
iunbsn, unb elmer bsrlsben, Der Sarms
arbsitsr Soispb @pianllis. III mtbrsre
Stunosu ipilsr i'm 0.ftisite 6olpital
ieinsn Htrlssunsen erlesen. Der au.
oere. Sofepb Soousfp BON 5a,lston,
LIT nibt gang 10 idlimm u.rlsst unb I'm
9oipital wiro feline @sueiuus erwartet.
Gls Der 15 Sabre alts geoub Ssbu
uon Uaiion Nuenue ati Dienita9 an
@eit 3adawanua ausnue binten pon
sinsm Wassn abiprane, 9srietb sr brett
Dor bas Gutomobil oes 5reo Crane
pon Stfferion ausnus, tpuroe nisoerse.
ltobeu uHo true cine @sbirneridatttr.
une oauon. @r puroe sur Bebanoluna
nod bem Staat Soipital aenommsn,
mo iid srsab. oaB sr einsn S9dOslbru@
erlttsu, bem er seftern Wtorssn srtas.
@pans murbe oann ouf bic anilage Der
unwillfiirlidsn E6btuus uuter $1,000
Bhrsi4aft Ssitsllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
QDie lit bteSI

gDir titttn tinbunbtrt Dpaars BsIpbnuns
fir itbtn Gal pom aaiarrb, btr niht bur9 Gin.
nsbmtn pOn Saa's Raiarrb-aur esbsilt prpsn
fann.
9. &btntp& Go, Gistutb., Spltbp. 8.
Wir, bic rlnttr;tidntitn, babtn Q. 3 &btuty
felt BEN ltsten IS 9abrtu etfanni une baIteu ibn
fur uplliOmmtn tbrtnbaft in alien @sih6ftsptI.
banelunstn une finau,ita bsfGbist, als pOn Gti.
na 8irina tinstsaussntn 8rbinbli&fsitsH ~
nfiilsn.
DaIsiHa atunau& RarStH @ro6.
banotls. Drosutiftn, 1pltep, ..
Sill's RaiaTrb-StuT miro inntrliA atnemmtu
ssn Obtra6tsn ess SvRtms. 3tusniii. fret
ptrIauet prtts 75s fir bic 6Iaf6t. gtrtauft
ppn alien appibtinH.
1ua's 6amiIitn-T Tiasu fub bic bsRrH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
stusbunseruuss. Sldue sefd eitert


Sn isinsr gntport auf bic Pstition
Der iojialbemofratiiden Pattsi be3iig.
LID Der 9tabrunssmittel Preiis In
Dentihtano CAB Der beuti6e Reihs.
fanjlsr lesten Srsitag bic biiuoise @r.
fldrung ab. oaB uon eiuem Wfanael an
3sbenSuiittsln aud ni9l i'm seringltsn
Die Rebe isin f6uns.
.Das beutihe Bolt oarf felt iibsr.
senst uub psrlihert isin, oas Die Soff
nunssn Der 5sinbs. Dsutidlanb ans,u.
hunesrn uno TO auf Die 3nie 3u 3rpIn.
gen, sbenio uer9eblid isin msroeu. wie
ole ibre anoereu Soffuunsen, Die cine
nad Der anoeru leri6mettsrt muroen.1
Dieie Sanjlermorte babsn tn DeutIhs
Lamb sroee Sefrieoisune bsruorserufsn.
uift etwa, neil man iih um bic @r.
nabruu9 Der BeuOlieruns iorste man
muBts. onB In bisier Bejiebuns nihts
5u befirhtsn itano-, ionoern neil Der
Sanjler ole eriter Beamter oes Deut.
ifen Heihes nohmals In amtllher Isl.
eenihaft erildrte, oaB Der slusbun9sr'
unssplnn @nslanbs an Der oeutihsn
Organization idmmsrlI6 ssfdeitsrt lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
SaS Sbal abipdrfS.

Sablnr.-Dr 18 Sabre alts Gam,
renee @noertine uon Eaplor StraBe 1T
Samitas Wtorssn auf BEN @sbirss 3u
Ranlom mdbreno zines Sasbaus1uges
Bismlih ssfdbrlid perlstt wOrbsn. Gr
itolpsrte, uls er sinem 9ai.n nahlisf.
feline Shrotflinte sins los uno bi. uolls
yaouu9 oraug ihm in Die rtdte Shite,
cine stfdbrlibe Yerlssuns ma9snO.-
@eorse @albert pOn Ga1lor Stra6e,
Der anssblih lsStt Donnerita9 gia6t In
Scranton aus elmer S6neiberei einsn
Pslj usbsrrod uno msbrsre anSlss i'm
@elummtnsrtb uOn $108 ftahl, muBts
Wtontag fur elm gerthtlihsS @rihsinen
$500 Bhreidoft itsllsn.-Der 5ruuen'
usrsin Der Osuiidsn co. lutb. @smsinos
bdlt morsen abenb i'm @rbgeihoB Der
Sirae oas idbrlihe Soupsr ob.-9arrp
Sahuer uon Wfuin StruBe wirb mt Der
Samilie ndhitsns mad Siusbumton
umiieOsln, no sr cine CUTE antsIluns
erlanst bat.
Slopo Suntiinser pon SlO Sorse.
bsm 5rsitas Buuor In Der SOlbsn 3s1s
in TuDlOr burt cine porlsitise @rplO'
iion Elm Shdoetbru9 un6 nnotrt Ner
lssunssn sussfh9t uuroen, 1T bsnisIben
lsstsn DOnnerffa9 I'm Wioits GaplOr
Soipitul erle9en.
= @dhrenb Der 26 Sabre alte SBil.
liam @ilhriit pon Dtoolic am Sonntae
yiaht cine 3situns las, srplOoirts bic
Sellampe pl6slih unb bas ent,inoete
Ssl puroe nud allen Rlhtunssn &C.
ihleuoert. @ildiilt mar i'm Diu tn
Slammsn ssbhllt uno nollts li1 in ben
&udawuuna 5lus itiirjsn. muros aber
burd Jtadbarn oaron perbinosrt. bic
oann Die 6lammen l0ihten. Obslei6
Der Wiann idlimm psrbrannt 1T, miro
feline @snsiuus i'm Gittston SOipital
bod erpartet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

- 9iddftsn Donnsrftas III pom benz
@oupernsur ole jdbrti1er Oantta9'
uusstas feitseisst worosn.
= Ridter S'glsilI bat er uermeiaert,
Der bisfssn Situspbsiisr @sislihaft
sinsn porldnfissn @inbaltsbsfsbl 9e9en
Die Staot Sn bemilligen, um lestere Iu
uerbinosrn, isne Oroiuanj our9iufhb'
rem, wehs cine Stipulation nno Bs'
itsusruns Der Situsps uoridrsibt,
- Ebomas RcOoualo, beiftn Gig.
enihnm on Ybslps Strabe Dor etlidheu
SBotsn bsiddoist wurbe. als bic Uai'
ierr0brs an Wtaoiion Nueuue baIft.
itren9is Sisitas cine Stluae ssseu bic
Scranion @us uno 9Bafsr @ompauis
unb SCRANTON 3oblen @ompante fiir ie
$40. 900 @ntihdeiaung an. @e9en er'
Itere psssu Dem Woiisrihaosn unO &c,
gen lsstere. neil iit bic unteriroiibe
Yeribisbung usruriahte.
- Die ieiner3eit eemuats 0erfiis.
uug pon Rid,ter 9tewcomb. on6 Die
Ysoplts 3obleu @Ompanis nlft usrhin'
bert msrben iann, ibr 3oblsusrabsu
untsr Norb Dtain Gusnus fort,ulsssn,
III am Wiontas pou Ri6tsrn @owaros
uub O'Jisill bttseitimmt morbsn. Die
Stabt appsllirte jur 3sit sessn Ri6ter
ytewcomb's @ntihsi uu9, uno nirb
isst aud wabrihstnlih sessn bic lsstsrt
@ntihsiouns an bas Suprsms @eriht
appsllirsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
gSpn Der 2hhfeite.

Den @bslsutsn Srsb Buns:uon SBil.
lOw StraBs 1T Elm SUbnlsin ssborsn
mor6tn.
Soiepb @eehino BON Bred Straes
ipuroe 9sitern BOrmittas In Der 9tatio'
nal 3she iofort 9etObtet, alS ibn elm
Selisnfull traf.
Paitor 8. .. Is. SBitfe iesusts am
Sumitag 9iotmitta9 5rduleiu ameIia
VsfI oon Oiew Yort uno &OmarO ShOIs
oahisr oils Shspiur ein.
Der triihsr bier nObubafte S8iIiam
8. 9ofmann, AZ Sabre ult. III lssten
Oonnerltua in isiuer Uobuuus In @l.
mira, ". y, Siemli6 uusrwaItet &C.
itorben.
@bmuro VI. Spobrsr pou Yrospect
Gusnue uno Sriulein Wfar1 =. Bafsr
uOn Pittston muroen Dienfta9 Sormit'
tag bort uou Bfarrsr 98itllam Yrsbl
oils elm @bepuar eiussiesnst.
Srdulein dnna Seder pon @romn
Nuenue uno @arl O. Sries pon YreS.
colt auenue iino uorlesten Wtittwof,
abeno ourh Raltor Us. VI. 9ioret ale
elm @bspaar uerbunben morben.
Srdulsin Mtauoe Didert pon 4ocuii
Stra6e unb SEQ 3. Giloen uon Slit
l1eblter Npenue ipur6sn Dienitag Yor,
mittag In Der ct. Wtarien Stride ourt
Bfarrsr Better s. @briit gum BunO fiji
bas Nebsu einssissnet.
Gm Samitas murOe erft beiunnt &c
niaht. baB ausuit s. 8eelsr uon Riusr
Stra6e uuo 5rdulsin Senoa .. Seniot
uon gtoro @psrstt Nusnue iih ihon on
"a. Deieniber legten Sabrts In Wilies
Barre als @bspaar siniesnen lteBen.
Satob 8. Sonntas pou @sbar Gps
nue., tpelher iih mebrere Gage 3uuoI
pesen einem @sbdrmslsioen elmer Spe
ration uuterparf. 1T ben 5olssn berisl
ben am Sonntas abeuo I'm 9abnemanl
9oipital erlssen. Der Berltorbsne nal
55 Sabre alt unb mirb pon Der Wittu
3nei E6dtern iibsrlebt. Die Beiiss
Bsiiesuns erfol9te gsltern ylahmittaI
I'M PittstOn aueuue SrtsobOf.s:::
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
s.s arm.n aRann.s QrahI.n,.

Sss armsn Ruunss PruhIsm. Gs
LIT inoss niht nur elm Rroblsm fir ben
armsn Wfaun. ionoeru fur ieben Wfann
uou beihrdnftsm @iniommsn. @s lit
pisl esfproheu uuo ssi4risben morOsn
iibsr bic Proipsritdt. bic isst anssbli1
in usri&ieosuen Snouitrisinsissn hsrr.
i4t. WtDsli&srwsiie sibt ss feet nsbr
arbeit nnb b6bere 26bne als Dor etli1.
en- Sabren. bod bel ben srhDbten ysb'
snsmitlslprsiien III oas 8erbdltnis tot.
id9lih basislbe ME friibsr. Der armc
Wfann, Der Sanoarbsiter, bsbdlt. mis
gem6bnli4, julttt bas iurje @nos.
DIES III bsionoers mabr, psnn er Dot
torrsHnunesn 5u be3ableu bat. Stels
absr baben selerut. ibr Bsrtrausn auf
bic alte. jeiterprobts 9rdutsrmeoijin,
5orui's alpenfrdutsr. 30 fssen, unb
usrmsioen oaourt bic INNER pieoerieb'
renoen D0ftorrshuunssn, bie niht nnr
oft ben Wienihsn arm MAIDEN, 5onotrn
ibn aud In Nrmut balten. Das LIT bic
ridtiss uuo srfoler,idt Spariamieit In
Der 5amilie. Obsn senannts WisbiBin
1T ieosnfallS tas bsiannteite uno bslieb.
tefts 9eilmittsl. @s pirb bereitst pom
Or. Peter 5abrnsn & CONS &c., 19-
rs 90. 9o1ns aus., @bicaso, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
&tabtratb.

Der StuOtrutb bsi6dftists fi4 in Der
Wfonta9 9tamitta9 absebaltenen Sis,
uus NIT Der Bswinisunss Sroinan,
fur 1916. Vile bic peranidlastsn aus.
sabsn, mtlte iene fur bisies Sabr niht
iiberfteissu. Durben probsnb sutseheb.
en-. wdbreuO bic anoersn ffr lpsitsre Gre
udsuns iiberlieesn blisbtn. @s iousn
isbsn StaGmittag oisis 0ods ju bisism
Swsd SeriammIunsen abssbaltsn tpsr'
ben. oamit bic Sspillisunss OrotnanD
aus BEN Dese fommt.
Das nenerwablte Mitslisb. U. 8.
Bauer, tpel6er i'm Sanuar lsin amt
antrstsn wiro. mar In Der 0sriummIuns
anmsieno. um fi4 sinftmelIen nit ben
amtspfthtsn bslaunt 3u MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
Nprb &crantDn.

- Gin T6htsrlsin 1T ben @belsuten
0altsr 8. 9ammtr upn @apouie Gue.
nue. ssbOren woroen.
5rau @liIabstb 0srs bon Nem
gorf StraBe LIT SOnutas Gbeno seitor.
ben. Sie mir6 pou oem @atten unb
unb mebreren T6htsrn iiberlebt. Die
uns fano ssltern 9ta&mittas i'm 5oreit
Dill Sriebbof ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
Our6 ( d aut.

gbemnnn (ber 6as sroBs Coos se.
ponnen bat, gu ietner SrauD: ~WeiBt
bu, glfte, mir iper6en isBt ipie Die &eis
den ieOer in einem bsIonbsren 3ims
mer fdldfen."
Srau: ~Sa, bnmit bu ale Sage fpGt
na9 5auie tOmmen tannit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
BON NeterSbura.

Srdulsin Gntoinette Tbauer BON
bieism Staottbsil uno Wfidael Serr.
mann uon Glib Sruins ausnue murbsn
seitsrn Yiahmttia9 burh Paftor Is. s..
Sled oils Elm @bspaar sinssissust.
-Srau Sobn Banter BON 8illiam
Strabe perftarb Sreitas Wtorssu I'M
alter pon &c Sabren. Sie mir6 pom
Dem @ottsu unb jmei SObnen iibsrlebt.
Die Sstissuns sriolsts SOuntas i'm
Ounmore 6rieobof.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
@ilfeS.8arre SSpti;en.

- @arrett Smitb, Der friibsre Se.
trstdr Der bisiissn 9unosle' '8eb0rbe, LIT
in Sit Orange, u. g.. ssiiOrbsn.
-Su bsm Strsii Der Strassnbabn
anesftsllten 1T nod feline aenostune
einsetrsten, isOod bemiben iih bie
itaatlidsu Ssumtsn, siHsu ausslsih
bsrbei ju fiibrsn.
- Der 21 Wonote alts Sobn Ton.
lor BON Blgmoutb Gownibip III Dien'
ftas i'm Wtsrcp 5oipital ben 8ranb.
Dunoen srlessn. Die sr TasS ,uuor er.
bislt, als er NIT brsnuenbsm Yapisr bic
Slsiouns In SrunO isste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Batter: rDurum siebit bu bsnn benz
iunsen S9mn9tbans ni9t ben 2aufs
pabG-@r bat ia tetnsn @rOi4en i'm
@erm0sen!4
So9ter: ~Gber, pupa, er lit febr
ebrseisis unO bat mir ert tiirsli9 ses
fdgt, er boffe in einem SABRE iein 8ers
m0gen gu ber0oppeln!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
NitfSfpm. .

= @Omin z. Bonner BON S0sIeton
wuros am OtOnias WtOrsen I'm @orton
9ots bura ben ~. 5 S4uslIjuS &C.
t0otet.
Sulius Eoftornoiit BON Snrbsn
StraBs, aIs &reibsr In Der 3uflin 3ene
onesiisllt. usrfins iih Woutus ben lin.
Ten iSuB imihen Den Rdoern tines
3arren uno oas @lieo wuroe bsrart Bu,
9sriGtst, ooB mon ss amputitu mu6te,
mas i'm Staat 9Oipital ju Scruuton
ssiaab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
OunnDre.

Sm altsr pOn SO Sahrsn psritarb
In ibrtr Bobuuns an Barren SiraBe
ssrau @milie Wtnot. DIE 3sid,s marc
Samftns CUR S'sitattuns ua& 9u,lston
0eHommeH.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-23

Collins and (Unrecorded
south and DIG 9 of the stake Sec
thence $500 north 26
S5OO place of beginning further known
lots 49, 49, III, S of block A..
354
r. K Cranes Addition.
Township SO North of Range 6 West.
section thence so
north and south line thence north rods for place OF beginning
north II
rods
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-23
CITY OF CHARLEVOIX.


line Michigan
degrees
Lake Michigan thence south 66 feet shore Lake Michigan
southeast to place OF beginning
14i.4 5.65 100 lS4.49
Township "a North of West
$50 thence
Section
1917
thence
place of beginning
Al
line Road II rods north
thence
of beginning
Section
commencing southwest thence east 80
northeast
"a 900 chains line thence southwest place
Of beginning except 100 feet R R. right of
Section
100 1875
Commencing south northwest section thence 40
north III
Section
LO2 LOO 321
Commencing q 4 sections rs and 30
thence south chains thence east shore Of Pine Lake thence north
along shore of said lake place beginning thence
west to place Of beginning
Section
SIS 100 1924
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-23
CITY OF BOYNE CITY
Bailey's Addition


Section Township 80 North of Range West
Park and North Street
q rods, thence
south p rods to place of beginning
140
and North Street
thence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01
CITY COUNCIL
IN REGULAR
NJ e 7 | Nc
ROUTINE BUSINESS DISPOSED OF
AND A FEW SPECIAL FEATURES
ADDED TO LENGTHY SESSION
LAST NIGHT.

At the regular meeting of the
board of city commissioners last night
Commissioner Hoard actel as mayor
in the absence of Mayor Mullen, who
has been called out of the state on
business.
Aside from the routine business,
the question of the white way and
the repairs of broken pavements were
the principal things discussed.
Some plain talk was indulged in
relative to the city's credit in the
east, caused by defaulted paving tax
payments, and some healthy advice
was handed the city dads for their
guidance in the future. The advice
came from one who is in position to
know what he is talking about, and
will have a healthful effect in spur
ring delinquents to come forward and
pay up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01
The Church of Christ.

The revival meeting OF the Church
of Christ is still full of interest, love
and spirituality, being taught by pre-
cept and example that Christ has ex-
tended his love and grace to all men,
and asks in return for mans heart
full of love and devotion.
The lesson last evening on "By
Grace Are Ye Saved" was a beauti-
full picture and full of love and wis
dom, picturing to the finite mind how
a man was saved by faith that works
by love.
The lesson this evening at sis p.
m will be THE Foolish Things of
God" l Cor. Ia. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend each service
and be taught the beautiful lessons
of truth as it is written. Everyone
that hath heard and learned of the
father cometh unto me.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01
LETTER AND PHOTOGRAPH
FROM SISTER IN AUSTRIA

A letter and a photograph received
here by J. j. Stolfa from his sister,
Mary Leocadia at Prague, Austria, in
forms him that the convent has been
transformed into Red Cross hospital
of which she, Sister Mary Leocadia,
is in charge.
The photograph shows about fifty
wounded officers and soldiers of all
nationalities who are convalescing;
the red cross doctor; the army chap
lain, the reverend mother, and three of
the nine sisters stationed at the con-
vent Besides this writes Sr. NJ. Leo
cadia, they have fifteen ladies who
volunteered as red cross nurses. The
letter continues: Our food supply is
plentiful, we are not in want OF any
thing" One of Sr. NJ. Leocadia's chief
desires is that the war may soon end
and her brother, Antonio Stofa who
is at the front, may return home un-
injured at the close of the war
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01
Try the famous milk shakes at Ber-
ry's Fountain. 6tf
]. G. Sprekelmeyer Retires.

Following the sale of the city cir
culation of The Ardmoreite, ]. G.
Sprekelmeyer retires from the employ
of the company. At least his activi'
ties in the city will cease and his
work will be transferred t. the towns
outside of Ardmore, where the paper
has large number of readers.
Mr.. Sprekelmeyer for the past four
teen years has had charge of the cir.
culation of the paper in the city OF
Ardmore. During that long service
he has made many friends for him
self and for the paper. He is man
who never gives offense to his pat
rons, he has been faithful and intel
igent in his work, and it viii be many
a day before the office force can ever
become accustomed to his absence.
He was popular with all the employees
of the paper and with the carrier
boys. He was conscientious in his la
bors and was honest to the last de-
gree with his patrons and with his
employer.
There awaits something better for
man of his habits and of his business
ability.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01
"GHOSTS" AT MAJESTIC
THEATRE TODAY

AlVing, a dissolute rake, dies of his
eXcesses, leaving a son, Oswald, who
grows up into a young man of excel
lent habits and morals. Oswalds'
mother has been warned by the family
physician that the son might inherit
the vices of his father, hut she ig-
nores the advice. AS Oswald merges
into manhood, however, he begins to
show signs of being mentally unbal-
anced In the meantime his mother,
who wants to see her boy marry
early, arranges match with a young
girl with whom he is in love. The
physician arrives at the church in
time to prevent the marriage, disclos-
ing the fact that Oswald and the girl
are brother and sister. The boy is
so overcome when he learns the truth
that he plunges into dissipation, as
the taint of insanity becomes more
apparent. Finally, realizing he cannot
escape the "clutching hand of heTed-
ity," he dies Of poison administered
by his own hand.
This is another Mutual Masterpic-
ture in five parts, and will be shown
at the Majestic today only
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01
MARIE TEMPEST AT TIE
THZAToRlUM TOMORROW

Miss Tempest has to he credit the
starring roles in nearly fifty metropol-
itan successes, her greatest hits being
made as Nell Gwynne, ii English
Nell' Polly Eccles, in Caste; Kit
ty Silverton, in "The Marriage of
Kitty; Peggy O'Mara, in "All-of-a-
Sudden Peggy; Becky Sharp, in
vanity Fair" Kitty Carol, in "The
Red Hussar," and in the all-star re-
vival of London Assurance" given
in aid of the King George Actors
Pension Fund in London.
Her appearance in a moving pic
ture photo comedy marks an event in
theatrical circles. The vehicle in
which she appears is spectacular in
the extreme. One scene N it, taken
in the California oil ountry, shows a
gusher spouting up from beneath
Mrs. Plum's" house and blowing that
weather-beaten shack into smither-
eens. The oil well is a real gusher
and carries the fragments of Mrs.
Plum's shack two hundred feet into
the air.
Mrs. Plum's Pudding" tells the ad-
ventures of a penniless but self-re-
liant widow, whose home is blown
sky-high one day by an Gil gusher
Mrs. Plum loses her house cat in
the accident and some family heir
looms, but her property nets her
nearly s7OO0,O00, and thereafter she
travels on the sunny side of Easy
Street Her ups and dowl in so-called
society are screamingly funny.
This makes one of the funniest
comedies ever shown on the screen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01
FOX FEATURE AT ROYAL
AND AlRDOME TOMORROW

Interest is growing eacn. week with
photoplay fans of Ardmore IN the Fox
pictures, being shown at the Royal
and Airdome. The stories are strong
and the acting is all that could be
desired
The feature for tomorrow is "The
Children of the Ghetto" picturized
from the book by the great author,
Israel Zangwill. Wilton Lackaye is
cast in the leading role.
That "The Children of the Ghetto"
is in no sense a sectarian or racial
play; but drama of universal ap-
peal, is demonstrated forcibly by the
fact that Israel Zangwill's masterpiece
has been endorsed by record runs,
wherever it has played on tow con-
tinents. 1t is, in fact, a world drama
of universal appeal to all classes and
conditions. Such a play cannot but
fail to receive in full measure the
interest OF nationwide audiences. The
William Fox picturzed version of
THE Children Of the Ghetto" pro-
duced by Frank Powell, presents the
great character actor, Wilton Lack
aye, in his original role, the part he
created, of the aged Rabbi. Mr.. Lack
aye makes of this part marvelously
minute bit of Characterization. His
makeup has been declared to be the
most faithful to type ever carried out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01

An Ardmore party which left here
in June has returned home. The
party was composed of MIR. and Mrs.
John T. Nichols, Mrs. Bertha White
man, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duston.
Mr.. Nichols went as a delegate to
the Elks' convention in Les Angeles,
and then attended the exposition. He
came back by way of southern Texas
where he shipped some cotton. Mr..
and Mrs Duston also came back by
southern Texas and Mr. Duston en-
gagged for time in the cotton busi-
ness Mrs. Whiteman was with Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols throughout the en-
tire trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-01
Polite Conversation.

Two boys from Germany are at our
table. Fritz has been in America for
a year, but Carl has Just arrived. He
is first and last a scholar. Fritz told
him, however. that in learning our
language he must not study with q
grammar What he needed. in fact
was to master our colloquial speech
So he began tc learn American slang
One morning an exceedingly dignitiee
gentlewoman. long past middle age
asked Carl very politely to pass the
salt. Much to her horror and to oul
delight, he responded stolidly. Sure
Mise,"-New York Evening Post.