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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-06

on the books at the Lee-IIuckins hotel,
thus making by far the largest attend
ance ever had at the meeting of the
grand lodges of the two orders. 1t Is
estimated that at least 1000 members
of the lodges, other than official dele
gates, are in Oklahoma City for the
meeting, making the total attendance
near the 5000 mark The delegates
to the meeting of the Rebekah lodge
number about four hundred. In addi-
tion to these, there are probably two
hundred other members present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-06
OCTOBER 6 IN HISTORY.

1S47-First telegram sent between
Toronto and Montreal.
lS6l-General Sheridan began his re-
turn march through the Shen-
andoah.
1S91-Charles Stewart Parnell, the
famous Irish parliamentary
leader, died Born in 1916.
York, New Haven K Hart
ford Railroad company and the
New England Navigation com
pany brought suit against John
l.. Billiard of Meriden, Connecti-
cut. and six officers of the
Billiard company FOR recovery
of $S,S2S.147, alleged fraudulent
action in connection with sale
Of Boston and Maine railroad.
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/. o. o. F. OFFICERS ELECTED;
GOVERNOR WILLIAMS SPEAKS

Oklahoma City, oct. 5.-The cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year
and an eloquent address by Cover
nor Robert Il. Williams featured
Tuesdays sessions OF the grand lodge
of Oklahoma Odd Fellows, in annual
meeting in Oklahoma City. The fol-
lowing were chosen for the officers
for the year Grand master, f. E
Norvell Wynnewood deputy grand
master, S. X. Swimme, Talihina;'
grand warden, Logan Hawkins, Ton
kawa: grand secretary, G.. w. Bruce,
Guthrie grand treasurer, G. W..
SchlegeI Chandler; grand representa-
tive, two years, A. S. j. Shaw, Altus;
grand representative, one year, a. n.
Leecraft, Colbert; grand trustee,
George Morgan, Crescent; member of
home board, A. r. Whitworth, Carmen.
The address of Governor Williams,
himself a member of the odd Fellows,
was delivered at the afternoon ses-
sion, which was held in Euclid hall
corner West Grand and Hudson ave
nues. The governor made "A short
talk, which was received with much
enthusiasm. When he was introduced
the Odd Fellows cheered the chief eN-
ecutive for several minutes.
Up to Tuesday night, 1,Ol7 Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs had registered
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inclined to corpulency.

A posse OF citizens went in pur-
suit, but experienced trouble in fol,
lowing the tracks made by the auto
mobile in which the robbers rode,
when the tracks were crossed by
tracks made by other automobiles.
According to reports received here,
one division of the posse is following
tracks leading in the direction of
Joplin, Mo. Quapaw is in Ottawa
county, in the northeastern corner of
Oklahoma, and is a few miles south
of the Oklahoma and Kansas line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-06
THRIFT TALK
BREAD LINE
BANK LINE:
HUMANITY DIVIDES ITSELF INTO
THESE TWO LINES - ONE CO.
ING UPHILL, THE OTHER GOING
DOWN.

Stretching clear around the block
at Broadway and Eleventh street,
New York, any night at twelve o'clock
will be found a line of hungry, de-
iected, unkempt, homeless men. Some
are old, some young, some middle
aged. Eut all are men, waiting for
the cup of coffee and the roll which
has been theirs for the taking every
night at twelve o'clock for these
many years and will be for many
years to come. 1t is the famous
bread line, with tragedy all its own.
Stretching not SO far, a few blocks
to the north, almost any day will be
found another line of cleareyed, we'll
dressed and prosperous looking men
and women waiting to put their say
ings in the bank. 1t is the bank line.
1t has no fame, for no one has ever
written it up. 1t has no tragic, no
pitiful side.
The bank line stands erect; the
bread line droops. The bank line
moves fast; the bread line slowly
The bank line has something else
to DO; the bread line hasn't.
Ask the men OF the bread line: How
came you here? and they will answer
poor training, bad environment, bad
companions, idleness, shiftlessness,
tunate, some misguided, or unguided,
some inherently bad, some weak;
but as a rule thriftlessness in some
form brought them here.
Ask the bank line: What brought
yCu here? and they will answer good
home influences, proper training, good
management, economy, care, thought,
hard work, sobriety, honesty integ-
rity, thrift.
Ask the bread line: What OF the
future? and they will tell you they
don't know-the park, the poor house,
rotter's field, when the bread line no
longer finds them able to stand in
line for a sip of coffee and the little
roll
Ask the bread line: What of the
future? and they will tell you peace,
comfort, and contentment. The rainy
day has no terrors for them let the
bread line worry about the weather
The bread lines good times are in
the past-gone The bank lines good
times may not have as many thrills
as the bread lines good times haze
had, or be quite so hilarious, but
they will last longer and be more
satisfying.
The bank line has worked on the
proposition that , plus > equals !,
while the bread line has worked on
the theory that minus equals 0.
Both are mathematically correct; but
the minus proposition has more hurts
in it than the plus. And the hurts
last a long time.
The roll and the coffee of the bread
line are as near nothing as a man
can eat; but the bank book in the
hands OF the bank line is the best
thing a man can have. 1t will never
desert him. 1t will stick by him in
any kind of weather. 1t will feed him,
nurse him, and pay his rent. 1t will
bury him, and the bread line never
does that.
Humanity divides itself into these
two lines, the bread line, going down
hill. and the bank line going up;
the bread line, whose future is behind
them and the bank line, whose future
is before. 1t is to choose between |
them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-06
Clears Away Pimpies

There is one remedy that seldom fails
to clear away all pimples, black heads
and skin eruptions and that makes the
skin soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with zemo,
which generally overcomes all skin dis
eases. Acne, eczema, itch, pimples,
rashes, black heads in most cases give
way to zemo. Frequently, minor blem-
ishes disappear overnight Itching usu-
ally stops instantly. Xemo is safe, clean,
easy to use and dependable. 1t costs only
25c: an extra large bottle, $1.00. 1t
will not stain, is not greasy or sticky and
is positively safe for tender, sensitive
skins. zomo CIavaIond
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About two years ago when | began
using Chamberlain's Tablets | had
been suffering for some time with
stomach trouble and chronic constipa-
ton. My condition improved rapidly
through the use of these tablets. Since
taking four or five bottles OF them
my health has been fine" writes Mrs
John Newton, Irving, n. Y. Obtain
able everywhere.
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Women engaged in the manufacture
of war munitions for the British gov
ernment will be paid the same rates
as men on piece work and arrange
ments are now under way for the es-
tablishment of day rates for women
on the basis of equal pay for equal
work
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Severe Winter Expected.

Paris, Oct. j.-In view of the near
approach Of the winter season and
the effect its coming will have On
the military campaigns, interest has
been aroused by the prediction Of
Augustin Rey Rey, the naturalist and
meteorologist, that the winter will be
an exceptionally severe one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-06
Recommends Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy

Last winter | used a bottle of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy for a bad
bronchial cough. | felt its beneficial
effect Immediately and before | had
finished the bottle was cured | new
er tire of recommending this remedy
to my friends" writes Mrs. William
Bright Ft. Wayne, Ind. Obtainable
everywhere.
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whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
hill, Tonic is equally valuable as {
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties of QUINN
md IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drive
ut Malaria, Enriches the Blood at
,uil1s un the Whole System. 50 Ger
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NOTICE

Or. Roadway has moved his office
from the Randol Building, and for the
present will be located with DR.. Pot
ter in the German building, over the
State National Bank. 4-6t
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Die admpie nm Ga gaiie..
Bel ben 7frdnSOien. - 5taIisnii6sr
arisssiprrefponb.nt iaiIosrt ni,
srausuDolIe Gage.

9on ben admpfen sDiiden arrns
unb Ga 8aiie entfpirft Der aTi.sss
beri6isritatier oss Courier bella Se'
ra", 8. giteiti, Der auf Der fran;o'
iiihen Ssite itsbt Elm feiieInbts Bib,
bei bem mir uuh einsn einblid in bic
arauenbolIe Gage einselner fransoiIs
iher 5ruppentbeiIe erbdlten.
gilttii ichreibi: Die bsih'- f.inbs
Iifen Seere iinb spiiden 4rros uno
Ga gaiise einanber 10 nabe eerlidt,
hab iie oisIfdd ni9t mebr bic ers
forberIi8e Difions befis.n I'm AZ
einem pu6iigsn glneriff ausSubolen.
Sic ipmnren mir Dor ipie stpei Borsr.
bic bsreiis bdnbeenein Geiporben linn
unb iidl gcsenfsitiq nmiIanmsri blls
ten. Cine S6Iaht, bic iid) unttr iols
den llmftGnben entiDideIi. tilbst sins
Gnttduitund fir bic 9eri6teriiaiier,
bic NIT aniasburen Sdipierigteiten
6iirotrdtiider unn materieller glrt 81
t1mpfsn bdben, um iiber Ben Berg BON
@orbottn Bis sur aampfeslinie pors
aubrinpeu. Disfe Gbipieristsiteu
psrar6bsrH iidh nod nit ter 3abl Der
Spione uno Der bslgiihsn unb iran
s0fiihen ssliih.lings. 60 off bi.
DeutIten pprriidsn, fli,ben Sauieno.
Don 9etpobnsrn elmer Stnbt uub ir'
rsn bis sur aumpfssliDis lumber, 10
paB bic ssronsoien oft ibre Gpsrdtio-
nen ourh iplfe Qeuts osii6rt iebsn
Tu Oiels bisTsr liiidtIinps abiolui
tsine ausptispnpisre BEL ii6 trageu
70 paHisn bic @erleaerb.iisn hel
arieasIeitune. Die Spions buber
leid,te arteif banf Der qlanis nIfsi
6liiftIinae. bic iih NIT 0orlisbs n
Der Rdbe ee- Shllhtfron! aufbalten
immsr in Der 6Offnuns. bab tir
oliidlihes YorriiGen bes hesres pel
@erbiineexn linen bic gfiidfebr 81
ibrsn 8tiiblnasn 1eiintten niirbs.@
Dir frnrB5iiiden Solboten bnben
oHeefidis eines langen 9efsniiptrisees
enblib begriffen. ipie fDi6ttg ss FIR
lie 1T, sinen gut onseitgten anufsras
ben bersuitslsn. inbem iis ale Mliiiel
porfinben, nit osnen lie iid ssgsu ben
asinb bsrtbeinieen unb gsssn bic uus
biIben bts @sitsrs i9dbtn i5nnsn.
@h 9seinu etE &titgss hdttsu q ei.
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0ranOsiseathnms Sppstbe'en.
Wsusinsttraeen.


Wdrp u. Dacep an Die propibent
6opinas 8omf unb 9ruft Co., $4500.
Uiabel !. Batter all Soutbern Gbio
g. u. z. Co., $1,000.
permanS. 9roesbsd an bo.. $4,000.
9eIipro @ro,sbsd on Saeob 8lod,
$4,000.
2eonaro 6. Werting an Soms ..
u. 6. Co.. $4,000.
glnna GUIDE ON bp.. $500.
eli5obeib Wbitforo an Carrie
Qudrtors, $1,000.
sInguit Gtebina an 9srmdnia y.
u. go. 3. $500.
0etiIsie 9ppotbeten.
gbas. e. Riharbs on Souibern
Ohio 9. II. =. 60, $500.
Ssraut s. 9Iatibab on DO, $500.
Otto 5eItel jr. on Dretnsn Ape,
6. II. %. 60. $1,000.
9IOam SsnbeIbad an SO3H aipps.
S3s.
gei,r @oObs an glsnn 3. II. g.
a., $1250.
Gunite e. auns On Dora &.
MsGonum. $121.
Otto y. Sobnisan all @iIforb 9.
9ubfon. $421.
sSpi. g. RpFa on CT. Bernard
prosreFios y. II. 6. u. Co., $4,000.
Sopbia 6. 9erniuoer an prcpioeni
Sopiuss 3. IL. Z. Co., $45oO.
2i33is 6. SOffmon on Bon 9on 3.
II. 9. Co.. $500.
gIonhe Yungblut on Nartbd gu'
tonun, $500.
gIire 6. 9unbam on Wobdtpi
gldee 6. II. .. Co.. $500.
mug. Steoiua an Joi. Gttsl, S4o0.
Do. all 9ermariia y. U. ylo. 3,
$1,000.
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A
lsss 9ia llnisrabikiIuns, (sisusr
$1O); 81.
gli5dbstb guIbertjon qlor'r. an O.
2. 2atta, 1T SuiereiIt in Elm unss'
tbeilies 2s3 Sheil BON Got 266,
tSteuer so; $1904.S0.
Qspnbarb Bauer an glusuit Bid
Ter, SO Sub an Der Weitisiie BON Rob
glpenus, 69.53 sub fiibli1 pon 0lsns
man apsnue. (Steiisr $3.50; 81
Rpbsrt I. grefop an 9ertrube ..
9lbbiion, Cots slp. 293 u. 294 pcn bsr
eusIio aanD glH'n. llnisrabtbsiIiine
81.
Die Dominion 9anb Gompanp an
s,pbanna 5bomas. Got AZ in euclio
0anb Gi'n. llnterabtb.iluns. (Steusr
Soc; 81.
Gbos. So gtotbitilb an Riholns
Siberis, 3 Sabre paft pom l. San,
1915, dni aaben betannt ols 10. 629
Central glpsnue. mcnatIifs wllstbs,
$125.
Garrie Quartors on gli5abttb
Wbiieiorb, Got l uno 5beil BON Got
2 in &. Wlepef's llnterabibsilung an
Gilbert gpsnue. (Steuer $500; 81.
Senrp 4. 2ilIit an henrp W. Sillis,
Bots /. 2 uno 3 in 6aiHss unb ere=
fop's llnicrabtbsiluns in Silpsrton,
(Steusr So; 81.
Senrp 10. ellie an Sobn 8. giiiis,
2ots 5 unp 6 in Charles 6uihin'on's 8
llnterabtb.ilung iHSilperton, (Sieisr
$3.50; 81.
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GruHOeiseHtbamsiib siibertrasunsem
Cincinnati, 6. Sdnnar.


NutbiIto Mo3Jsi an Gibntp gab,
5 Sabre padt ouf % bel S4a SUB an
b.r, Noroieits bsr 9ongiportb Strabe.
idbrlife Wlisibt 1924.
Gsorge 8. aObImanH an @soree
9arbes, 2 Sabr. qaGt onf 30 Bel $50
Sub an Der Sitisits Der Canal Stros
BE, idbrIide Ylisthe 500 nit priDis
lesium gum antnuf fir $1,000.
8rbie 9oIbmun an wiaiiriee Siols
Ter. 135 bsi 81 SUP an Der Siibisite
h.r Clinton Strabs, II Gub Deitlih
her sobn Strdbs. ferner Is bst 6S
5uB on Der GibIeiis osr Clinton
SirnBe, S4l SUB weffIih Der Sobn
Strabe, (St,usr SD; 81.
WilIiam 6. Gortmneller Ii. 4nb. an
9lbolpb O. Ssimonu, 30 BEL 200 Gub
on Der Weitisite Der Delhi unb Sn.
buitra ptie. 29O sSub n0r0li9 Don
ben Conner RiD,r Rpab. fsrner 1905
s5ub angren3.no, ferner 80 bel 101
SUB an Der Oeitisite bon Gelbi 4pes
me. ferner 30 BEL 120 Sub an Der
iiibOitIittH gds Der s. unO Wens
Strabe, 81.
9loOIpb u. Ssimann an Dilidm 6.
sSortmusllsr IL. anb., bdsislbt Gigens
tbun, (Steuer 50c); 81.
Soiepb 3. aoTa an Rnrl 9uebltr.
20 BEL 120 iub an Der Sitisits Don
Carthage gite in Gi.Bernurb. (Steuer
$3); 81.
grancis :. 5arrsIl an aIsr. Wsii
.uHb Seize Rsis. Got s In gsprsh gSi'
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9ie ianesiide yisntralitdt nns
@ahlaHSs GiHiubr.
stodhoIm. glAfans Dss.

Wlon beI1dfiiei iih SurSeii in
G6peoeu lsbbdii nit Der Gruse her
genubuno Der n0rblineH 2dnbtstbils
btr Ifdnbinapii9en 9albinisl als
0urd,saness.bisi fir zine einfubr
mad, Rublano, unb nit Der ipsittrtu
sJroge OBJ unb in ipsIhsr @eiie bisis
glnaelegenheit bic ReltrulitGt Shtpss
bens unb 9orpssens gu btriibren IN
Der Gage lei. Sn ben lsbieH mp6sn
III BON ben GiIsnbahuDerb6linifieu an
be- iGfpebifdxn 0orbsrsnSe tstgn
RuBlauo) pislfdh bic R.be getDsitn-
HuBIanb bdf i'm GtiIIsn feline giiens
babnonlaaen i'm n0rbliftn 8inrllanb
Tortssieyt uub III eegeniDdrtie = sbsn'
falls mosli&it unbelnerttl = I'M Be
ariff, cine Iange seplnni seiDsisne gdbn
an Der finniidsn Ssite rss ruiiiiH'
f9pebifhn GrsnaFluhes sornsa AZ
bduen. RubIdnp bat JlptiftIlos bic Abs
fif,t, bic Deitsrfiibruns bisisr 9nbn
na4 bsm 2pnsenfiorb Dbss eiiiem an.
Dtren slpedmGbig qtIeeensn Ort Rorb'
noripesens bur9sufsBen. 3unddIi II
e aber Der plon RubIdnbs. bic Bubr
bis gum finniIten Drt aarunsi. an
n5rbli6en llfer bss 5ornedfluiits,
fortsufiibren, unniittelbar seseniibeI
BEN gleihnnmigsn Gri ON Der i4pe'
oii6en Seifs hes ssndnntsn JlulftA,
no bic n5rbliHe Ginmmbdbn G1pe'
bens fhIisbt. Die ruHifdeu Bsb5rbsr
1nbsn iih. mic bds sStodhoImer Ut
ipnblabsi- mitshsilt. in Shtpebsn ocrs
iibtr rrlfntisi, pis man ii9 BIER 81
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einsn ruHil4en 9orid id1Iaas ftsIItu iriir-
| be, bic ruijiihs sfinniIde Babn nit Der
5dlpebiIdsn StdInuibdbn mititlii eintr
su bautnosn Bride iiber Dsn 2crnta<
| flub su btrtinbsn. Man nimnst bier
an. bah bic mdbasbenbtn Id)ptbiidsn
GisIIen Iid, su ben ruIHden eroris,
runaen rsd,t iiibl berbdittn, unb an
ibrer friiberen auffafuns fsffssbalfsn
babsn, baB cine 3ufdmmenfuiipfung
Der beiberfsitiesn 1d9nen ausid,liebs/ 4
lid, iiiblih bss tiinffiasn enppunffss
Der Qsbenbdbn nadl 5aparanba iiatt'
| finbeu iDnns. Sn sefpiiisn 1hsiIsn Der
DsuiIhsn prefIs bat man Sdiptben
brinaenb obaeratbtr. ben in 6rdgt iiss
btnpsu ruiIifdm Wiinidsn irssnoirit
entaeaen,uicmmsn. Rubldnb III lsbt
pon ptn frieafiibrenctn Wdd'ftn, ~
ipsfmilifem Grabe pom timer lpirtls
| fhaftlihsn gerbinbuus nit Der iibrts
aen Welt absefhniftsn fporosn, nno
nad3ptm Sds Sis ben 6dFen bon Mrts
anaelsf asiperrt baben ipirD, 1T HuB'
Lamb, ioiptit bx gerbinbung nit BEN
iibristn europa in Jrase ioniini. al
lein nuf benisniaeu 3ipiidenptrttpr
aneeipisien. Der burd bic norbIid'su
sbeile Sftpsb,ns unb Horiptssns
iidttfinoen i0Hnie.
Gas .9lfionbIabft4 ipeiit IN dntnl
l6naertn Mrfifsl ouf bic srbtbliihe
esfobr FIT bic QsutraIitdt SdpeDens,
ipelde bic ruiiiid,sIdipsbifde eilsns
babnfrase in fib id5Iisbsn iOnns. Das
aneeiebens ittpsbiftx gIatt ipsitt bar
auf bin, bab, Da bic oclltommtr.
ipirtbi6oftlids SiOIierins RubIanos
nur burh bic Spsrruns Der isbidsH
Obsr tiinsiistn W0sIi6ttit siuss aus
iabrispeets Ourd Qorbitanbinapislt
mad bsm 2lilantiIdsn Wser oSer Der
Rorbfe herbtiaefiibri iperbtn tDnne.
0tuti@lanb iitxr alIes ibun ipsros,
bomit cine Iclhs Gperruns Ncrbitans
bin1piens, enisegsn Rubldncs Wurid,
IibdtI1hlih aud our4gtfIihrf ipsros-
qlnber.ri,its psrbs Rublanb. ipenn isis
ne sSntersFen Is erforosrn, niht bupor
suriidipei6en. Gfnpeben nnp Rorips'
aen su sipingsn, ben Durhfabrtslpsg
Iburd, bic n5rbli6en gsbitis etanois
| uupiens pFfen3aboIien. Rublanb ipsros
in sinem iolten ssaIIe b0titipabrIdtins
Hid niti ben ssriHsiien Refpeif DOT Der
gltutraIiiat Der iianbinopiihen 9albs
inisl 3siasn.
Bon bieisn 8etradtnnssn nusasz
bend, tmpfisblt bas ~afionblaosi",
aufs neue in brinesnosn Musoriidsn
sinen naben 3uiammenihluB Shiuss
bens unb Roripestns gum S1uBs ss'
meiniamsr Jnisrreiien. iDeIte nit ben
bier ssnannisn ipittisen Grdsen Sus
liammsnb6nasn. Tds 9Iait ipiinitt ben
abf6lub eines jtanbinapiidxn Der
tbibisunss sbinbnifiss. unb Is piro
betoni, bab Elm oerdriigss yunonis
einen beionpers hobeu Merih battle,
tpenn au6 Ddnemari osnielten bsttrss
ten ipirbe. ges.n ben gtbunien zines
lberariisen Yiinbniifes III friber bon
mnBasbenber Geiie onsefiibrt tporben,
bas bi. aub.rpoIitifdsn Snierefen Der
norbiIfen StadtH i'm ernitfdllf
bur8aus nidt suiammtnaufolIen braiis
t.n, unb bab bic brti 9dnotr bnrd]s
aug niht mad, berfsIbsn Wadtssrnppe
su arapitir,n brdnden. Dieie Bsiradh<
tuussipeiie ,ntfpridi iider benz ipirts
| litten 0srbdltniiie, unb bsr Wunld)
bss .Aftonblabet- nnh Griinbuns
zines norbiIben @erikibigunssbunSss
IdBs f9. nj. srnit au9 bic ississu
| 3eiten fem mSgen, iaum psrlpirsIihtH.
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aalte unb Sunser-@ ii 6.

QGIte un6 SnHger-@ II b.
lambs falimmite Jeinoc.
gSien, 3. Te5. dag .Qele @ienar
Saaeblntt" peroifeHtIidt Elm @eiprn9
NIT BEN Sofratb gielto, Der als
ebeforst 6es Gonitdtssiiges oes Wal.
teier siitteroroens gerpunoete bonn
noroIiten friessid)alplas nad Bian
fiibrte. Der gbefar5t gibt Die MeuBe-
rungen eines nerpiutoeten rliiiilhen
llnterofii3iers iDieber. 2ieier tldgte
Dor alien iiber bic eroBe aalte. aeget
cie iib Die 9fiiiien nift 10 id)iiten
Tf5nnen ipie su Sniie, 10 Dab IN Den
ausaeffpdrntten 2iriien gar5e Hei,
ben ruiiiiher SoIonten liegen, oeren
bci6e geinc bis .iiber oas ssnie abse-
ircren iin6. Gie annnbme. bab Der
gSinier Ben Ruiien eripiinidDt lei, lit
Saber elm GROCER Srrfbuu. Gie gfiii.
len BITTEN mir ben @liHid. Dab Der
ariea balo beenoet iei, oern oie
alsunnIfaiten fiibren i'm iiur tpioer-
millig. unb iie ieien iiberalndlldh
rpenn bie GejierreidIer AM bie ruff.
ifen GteIIunsen iositiirmten, neil fie
baun cbne @ciabr. Don 0en riidipdrtS
angeficIlten 2elitea erifoiien 81 fper.
Den, Die @etPbre lpegsrerfen iiiS lid,
m @einngenid)nft begeben f0nuten,
in Der linen fpirffe, iih intteiieil 5it
f5mlrn benn bic WerpfIeeinig iei bet
ben ruIliIhen Griippen mnerbort
idled,t. Tieicr llnlitnnb ioiuie Die
adlte ,piir6e ben perbiinbeten Eriip-
pen inHner mcbr @efnneene IN bic
pdnbe treibsn. Der ebeiarat iiigie
binsn. bab onrf ben in Der lettsn
9eit eiueetroffenen niisgiebigenSt1lte.
id,usnIitteln bel ben 5iterreidHiGen
SoISaien nur perbdItnibnldbig ipenig
Grciti9iSen feit5niielen feieH.
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9rnnnihmeintr

grduni hDei9er Mett ,
5 pfunO nas.rss, bon al.
len sshnen unb 'Fstt bsfr.it.s 5Ieifa.
ba5u l gfunb Riidenfstt; bas fette
Glsiih ipiro sntpsber in iebr tleins
Miirfsl ssi9nitten oosr sbsnio pis
ods mdeere breimal oura bic 6ads
maftine eeben lufen. gu eisier por-
tion tpnmt ] oebGufter 5b.el6fiei
SaIpeter, / Gbl6ffel 3udsr, J. gbl0fs
fel ipeiBer 9feffer, Il gBI0ffel Sal5.
Rsht feit in he 9drme fiilIsu. aubins
peH, iofort in Die friide Cuff bdneen.
Tad sipei 5asen in Rau9 bdnasn unb
sfpei Wohsn out rduhern. Sic Oiirfen
tsinsn Jroft betommen, pabrenb re tn
Der 9uft bdusen.
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1idt 10 srquidsnb mic 5i6er
@sprssnf4lof 1T Der beg gidtbs
S4mslr.
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Oarum auh.

Ger SnIbmono Bat ia felt GINGER
3eit cine rotblide Sdr6ungl"
,Ias 1T anu5 nGtiirlib! CT 1T bod
i'm. artegssuitanbe!"
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(5OrtisBuns folet.)
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esmsrrbsibsn>raa6ia fins be ausrs
fdItmmliGn IA ne ans esssiiIenIeist eebiaa;
NIT e0mer5en fpleiea. bic nsiiif tptes Nsiess
Gen aeiEe Edibf, fsin &af1m.ifsl ftt1
0iiyir rHb feine Girfprttnns iif I'm Sfnrbs
mstr 81 fhiin. aIs su ltrSern, BE nf1nsteI
fDrner iie niAf fIfffrusr, tiEaffiis tet tei1
NIB Der llibsresa 9suf4bcif be'tarben, rno
IT cone SipeiieT t1S stTlsiQf tsrnngtfief Hrp
siperlnfIiae M.iftd eeefn. e9msrr1siam baB
hs .isst snfssft fpsrSsa n, Yret<n esss una.
sss i;s ssssf 9s f.i ssI ~ sssssssG - ss'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-15
guson, Mechanicsburg; E. S. KEEPER,

guson, Mechanicsburg; E. S. KEEPER,
Middletown; DR.. Carl w. Gay. State
Farm, Media; H. ]. Gregory, st. Marys;
A. E. Sisson, Erie; John T. Smith,
Dunbar; c. A. Randall, Tionesta; j.
P. Young, Marion; Peter Morton,
McConnellsburg; j. w. Stewart, JEFF
ferson: ]. T. Patton, Warriors Mark;
5. c. George, West Lebanon; Peter B.
Cowan, Brookville; Matthew Rodgers,
Mexico; c. D. Ransom. Clarks Sum-
nit; Marvin E. Bushong. Quarryville;
Charles Grier. New Castle; Edward
Shuey. Annville; Colonel H. C. Trek
ler. Allentown; j. E. Hildebrant, Dali
las; B. F. Kahler. Hughesville; A. ].
Gilhllan. Smethport; Levi Morrison.
Greenville: Samuel Woods, Lewis
town; F. S. Brong, Saylorsburg; ]. H.
Schultz, Norristown; ]. Miles Derr,
Milton; c. S. Messenger, Tatamy: I.
A. Eschbach, Milton; David Rust,
Philadelphia; Clark NJ. Bower Blain;
B. F. Killam. Paupack; A. T. Critten-
den, Oswayo; ]. H. Dunkelberger,
Hegins; Charles Miller, Selinsgrove;
Frank B. Black, Meyersdale: G. Eu-
gene Brown, Forksville; F. A. Davies,
Montrose; c. H. Dewitt, Mansfield;
j. Newton Glover, Vicksburg; w. A.
Crawford, Cooperstown; c. A. Wood
side, Sugargrove; James NJ. Paxton,
Houston; w. E. Perham, Warden; w.
F. Holtzer, Greensburg; F. H. Fas-
sett. Meshoppen, and H. NJ. Anderson,
New Park