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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
@ie SubercuIpfis III be-
fdmpfen.

ST. S. 70. Garbart bon. Gun antouts,
ge1as, 1agt: vSeit Galfial5e bret @icrtel
aler mineraliihenS ubitan5en bcs utenid).
1id)en &5rpers ausutad)en, u1iiflcn Tie ben
Mabritoffen 5mgegebeu pber in minerals
fhen Hreparattpnen beisefi9t werben,
ober es iett cine natiirlihe 8%cr9ungerung
Gin nit unitbermenobarcr 54,pinoiudt.
Sic 8erbreitmng Der 9mbcrtuloiiS mnb
anhere uerbiitbare 8rantbeiten iino uicI=
tad 5u5ui9reiben In Salt utangelnocn
i3%uitanoen Der Mebrbeiten In Der gansen
5tpiltfirtcn. @clt."
Sa &alt cine Der Sngreoien3en bon
gdman's Ilteratibe lit, 70 lit bel bon
ieinem grfol9e obne 8peifel Ieiner Ger
binonng in iold elmer @eile 3usu1drei<
ben, oab es it'd lei6t aiimilirt.
@dman's Ilteratipe bat munberpoIe
@trtungen berporgebradt in Iuberfuloz
lie. Die in pielen Sdlen anideineno linn
getpabren lit. uno ba es teine Opiaten,
8etdnbungsmittel ODER @enobnbeit fors
mrenoe @eoi3initoffe entbalt, 70 lit es
gefabrloS gu nebmen.
Sragt guren Mpotbefer ooer 1didt 81
rett an
Gdutar Laboratory, 8bilabelpbta.
02DlitDr 9rug Co.,
ct. Gluub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

ginfebr. Slid gum freuoigen greig=
miiie! Sobn 8al1er ur6 @attin bon
@oen> sc. g., eritotteten bier einer
%bertpan6t= un6 freun6idaftli9e1 8ez
iud. = Dos fleine Sobnden ser
6omilie Soiepb 2u6pig gerietb NIT
ei1em Singer in Sos &ommro6 6es
neutrality-suspicious. un6 8erquetidte SEN
ielben. - Soiepb De98enter beforgte
lebte @o@e fir 6ie Sarmers 2ipe
Stod 60. Sen @erian6t elmer @ag=
gonlaorng @ieb na6 Si6=St. Saul.
- Sobn Me6be6> Nif. Sacobs nno
2ontbert Sm1fen trafen no@ frenn6=
fdatliden @eiu6en in beridie6enen
Sbeilen 6es Staates bier nobmals
ein un6 berobi6ie6eten ii6 @n6e leb<
te @o6e nod ibren reipeftiben Set
matben in @e5eperce, S6abo, un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Seinri@ &dbn iteben6e ct. Martins-
Srheiter belt @onntaQ cine out be-

&einri6 &abm iteben6e st.. Martirs-
Srdeter bielt @onntag cine gut be-
iudte &artenpmtie. = Sobann Sect
berreiite am Dienitag nod &arf &os
pios, tpo er ii@ nod ieinen 2anoe-
reien umiiebt. = 8ernb. 2uefen un6
@brif. @olb febrten bon elmer nod
Manobmen gemadten 8eiudsreiie
5uriid. = gif., Matb. un6 clinton
Sbelen gonnen fi6 in ben norbliden
@dl6ern 6as Sagbbergniigen. Inns
maiiert ser Meun6 iebt idon nod ei<
mem &iridbraten. = &eim beieres
Tlaidenbier als nEitl's Tampns."-
Gboia Gbelen faufte bon Mif. Ebelen
Elm &lubier. = @briit. Madtemes
un6 6ruu befin6en iid a1f etnem 8e-
iude' bei @ermon6ten in 8isbee, g.
9. = &~a1nigun6a &orIs bot iid nod
ct. CLOUD begeben, mo- fie in 3ienit
gefreten lit. lin &iidienoung Ieerer
8ierfalier freun6lidit gebeten bon ser
Golb @prtng 8rangeieli9aft.
Mrban.
Sim Gienitag berganger1er ISOLDE
m11roen bier BET einem bonn bodm.
Serrn S6e1er g%ebaltenen 8rm1tamte
firS 2eben bereint @m. @offmam
bon Gairmont, 81. g., un6 SRI. &oio
@1nboff bon bier. Mit ieinen lieben
@erman6ter un6 g1tten Greun6en
tpiini9t Sen Me11bermdblten no9trGg=
li6> a16 ser uNor6itern" Elm ltets
ungetriibtes @beleben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

ltniontotpm, @aib. = Tim @idien=
oung 1eerer 8ierfaiier freun6Iidit ge<
beten bon Ser Gpl6 Spring 8raa9e=
lelidaft.
8nfnta11.
SSn ser often @irde, tpeI9e in cine
idone Sane umgemun6elt lit, miro
am Gonfiogungstage gum 8eiten ser
neaten Stride cine @%artenpartie ber=
anitaltet, sic a11@ ionitiges @ergmii-
gen I'M @efolge baben miro. = IS.
&el5enberg bat ii6 1ab Metre @robe
in @tearns County begeben, mo er
Den 8etrieb elmer 8rtterfabrif Mber,
non1uren bat. = Sran5 S9ubiIla uno
6rau babe1 it6 nod @in1eapolis be-
gebe14 tpo iie ibr hir6ereS @etm mo-
den tper6en.-gea6 5tpet @o9en lon-
gem Beiude in ct. @Iou6 lit MIois
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Illus der un19t9tnd.
Gbeu SaQeb.

aim Montag, 6en Is. Nobember,
taaroen nod einem bom bodtp. Hfur=
rer Eeiffer in Ser bteitgen unbefledten
en1pfdn9niBfirde geboltenen Sc
qiuem Die iroi1den ueberreit e Ser i'm
Sitter bon IL Sabren beritorbenen
9Iiua 6rieomann, Sodter Ser So
milie s. 8. 6rie6mann bon bier 511
@robe getrogen. Die 8eritorbene
tpatr6e IN Hapnespiqe geboren, nn6
ibr gauges 2eber tpar cine tpabre 2ei=
aens5eit, 10 SOB Ser 500 ibr als ret
TENDER gngel fom. M0ge iie nod
Sabre langem 2eioen iid iett bimmli=
ldfer Seligfeit SIT erf re1ten baben! -
Tim &iidlenoltng leerer 8ierfGiler
freunolidlit gebeten BON ser Gol6
Spring &rangeiellidaf.
Cafe 9enrD.
St leirter letten @eriammll1ng bat
ser Stootrotb Sic s6anflt5ens 6es
s. 6. Meper bem Geo Meubltng iiber-
trogen. = Gem Dreifen 6es @etrei=
oes por Ste @itterung redt bi1t6er=
lid, ut16 10 fommt's, boB INNER nod
tpelde nit bteier Mrbeit binter 6ra
fnb. - SEQ Gtofor6 bon Canada
peIder iih bier mebrere 8o9en be-
1uhstpet1e o1fbielt, lit ro@ ieinem To-
nobifden @etm 5uriidgefebrt, 1pobin
er eine neutrality-suspicious. @teb
trorsportieren lieB. = Sim Men6e
oes Sunfiogungstoges miro bier Elm
Son5pergniigen beronitoltet, mo5u
ole, Die itd ei1t or6entlides @ergnii=
gen gonnen mollen, etngela6en fin6.
= Stills 6amous" betft bas ne1te
Slaidenbier, mas SIR perinden iollt.
= Tim &iidi er6ung leerer @ter-
fuller freun6lidit gebeten bon ser
Sob Spring 8raneeielidaft.
&i6mpn6.
Or. .. g. 8rid, @obn Der in ct.
g1oub pobnen6en 6o1iIie Beter
8rid, miro it6 bter nteberlaiien nn6
feline Sfficen inn Stohsbanfgebau6e
einridten. Sent 8obnar5t gebt Ser
STUFF zines ol1sge5eidneten &raftifm,
ten borous. = Sn Ser 6amiIie $.
6. @oers ftel1te fi9 CUR Sreu6e Ser
eItern Elm geiun6es @0bnden Elm.
Noge e SEN glterrr MIR 6reu6e be-
reiten. - 4. 8. @oBmeisI lit bon
8eorosIep, Wsinn., 100 er 6ieien
0erbft feline Dreidmofdtne in 8etrieb
hate, 8uriidgefebrt; er eibt fi6 nit
DEM BORT er3ielten @rfolge 3%ufrte6en.
= Geo. @ngeIbor6 lit bon ct. Saul,
hoo ct int ct. Sofepbs @oipital ope-
riert tpnr6e, in lei6lidem 3uitan6e
5u uns 5uriidgefebrt. = Gum @be-
fto1t6 tp1tr6en Sonntag berfiin6tgt
Sron5 Moier uno SRI. @oia CUNT
maIbe. = Ser feinite Sropfen lit Tla=
fdcnbier 1T bas ne1,e nGitl's ST.
MONS"
um Mtd1enonng leerer N1er=
fGffer fre1n6lihit gebeten bon Ser
Gplb sprina 8ranaeieQidaft+
Golb @prtng.
6odup. 8farrer P. Weinra6, 3.
g.. s., nar Iebte ISOLDE @eibdfte bal-
ber nod Ser &%opitollta6t. = @uf iei=
ner 6eimreiie bon ct. Saul ipra6
6rgo Gdneiber bon Glen l1ain, &C..
g., Iette ISOLDE bier BET Treunoen
bot. = Sal. @r5 befin6et ith 3u Ell
nem I6ngeren 8eiude in 8luffton. =
9n ser 6omiIie @tf. 8ernur6 belt
EN- m,1nteres Md6den tpiafommere
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
@amf Centre.

Sim Gurfiagungstage morgens 10
nbr miro Ser bodtp. &err 81. Mr5t in
Ser ct. Hauls=&iirde Elm. feierlid)es
Mmt 5elebrieren nn6 eine ser 6eltfeier
entfpre@en6e 8re6igt balten. = Trau
g. Samb fat ii@ 1ro6 @%untington, So.
go, begeben, no fie Sen 8inter per=
bringen tpir6. = Sri. Carrie Orren-
oorf fat iid Mitte LETTER @ode nod
6en 8mil1imgsftdoten begeben, mo- ]ie
it9 elmer Mugenoperation nnter5ie=
FEN miro. = @erbor6 Seattle Trou
nn6 &in6er BON @ilmot 81. g., tpa<
rem bier beim 8ru6er Matb. Seattle
1no beim S9tpiegerbater Sran5 I'm
ger GIT @uite. - SS11 elmer om Iebten
6reitagaben6 gebaltenen @srfamm-
lung Ser @ftiorare ser @tearns
County 1an6mirtbidaftIi6em @eiem-
idaft mur6en einitimmig sic often
8eamten, rod6em ibnen fir tire GUT
ten Mrbeiten i'm Snterelie ser @eIen-
i6aft ge6ant mar, in ibren 5teuun-
gen b%etbebalter. 9ie 8eamten 1in6:
6. &iqeru6, Brdii6ent;; S. g. S60n-
boff, @i5epraii6ert; 81. S. Strebel,
Sefretar; o. 9. @o1gbren, @6ot=
meiiter. Gem bonn @efretar berleie=
mem Beri6t 5ufolge bebdH ra9 Mb5ug
ouer Iuslagen 6ie @aiie Ser @eieq=
idoft nod $500 iibrig. Die Mrefto-
rem tpur6en beboumddtigt, 1reu1t Ct
ren6ireftoren nit g.. g. @immer
bon Mlba1p an ser Gpibe All ertett<
mem.
@atfits.
Mm lebten Sreitog inrb bier int
Squire ibrer Sodter, 6ron @nbert
&rdmer, moblporbereitet a1f BEN 1t1r+
berneibli6en Gong in sic gtpigfeit
@ithpe Sofa God i'm glitter bon 20
Sobren. Sic @eritorbeue geb0rte 511
ben erifen Mnite6lern in Dem friiberen
9ogertng, un6 fie erfreute fi@ alge~
meiner Mdtung. Sim mo1tog fon6
bon Ser bieiigen ct. Mntonius- Stride
aus sic 8eer6igung itott; febr 5obl=
reid tpm sic 8etbeiIigung, Defenders
sic 6es driftli@e1r Mutterbereins>
Dem ite ols Mttglte6 %ongeborte. @0o=
&c 6ie @eritorbene ruben in Srieoen!
= Die @obnung ser 8ittpe Morio
&rdmer lift abermoIs unter 0uaron=
taine, 90 IN Ser Gamilie fid &alsbrau-
ne etngeiteM bat. - Srau 80. @edfer
lit muf ser @ronfenliite. = @eter S.
@eber un6 @ottin feierten Iebten
Gienftag 6en ~iieb3ebnten Sabrestog
ibrer @od5ett, gu tpeIdem greigni1Ie
lie bon elmer Mn5obI 6reun6e in a11<
genebmer @eiie iiberroidt uuroen.
- Tim &iidien61tng leerer 8ierf6iier
freunolihit gebeten bon ser GpIb
Curing 8ranaeie0idaft.
ct. @artin.
@et ser TnmiIie Sobonn &erqes
itente iid Elm ml1nteres S0bnden Elm.
@liid ba5ml - &odm. p. MidneI,
.. g. g., bon ct. SobnS bieIt son1tz
tag bier anitel1e 6es erfranften bodm..
P. MeinuIf 3. g. g., @ottes6ienit.
- Das unter 2eth1ng oes D%irigenten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

Saurung pie6er no@ Souie 3rsriid-
gefebrt.
MartD.
Sim lebten 5reitagoben6 lift fur5
no6S feds l1br sic bteiige 811tter=
fabrif 6mr6 cine Geuersbrunit 5erft0rt
moroen. Mon glaa1bt, 6aB oas Selter
6a1r6 einen f9a6boften @4ornftein
entitamo, meil 6as Seuer i'm Da9e
neben DEM sdornitein 5uerIt fidtbor
tpur6e. &idar6 @9afer, Ser gigem
tbnmer Ser Gabrif, botte Geuer ge=
ma6t, INN sic g}0brem gegen Groft 5u
fdyIben, una tpdbren6 er ii@ in &orrp
Stei@ens Sous befan6, gertetb sos
@ebau6e in 8ran6 nn6 batte fi9L be-
Dor man 6asielbe getpabrte, oerart
Iousge6ebnt, 6aB sic beite&uIfe es nidt
mebr GIT loi6en bermodte. Mfit Mus-
nabme bon flint S0pfen gelang es
6em gigentbiimer sic in ser Sobrif
befin6ltde 8attter at retten. Ser
6ur6 6e1 8ran6 %entftan6ene S9a6e1
miro o1f $4,000 geiddtt, Sem cine
8erii6erung BON $500 ant @ebG16e
1tn6 BON $500 an 8utter entgege1r-
itebt. Sb @err @dafer 6os nie6er=
gebronnte @ebdn6e 6ur6 Elm rea1es
erieben miro, lit Biz iebt nod 1tr~
entidie6en. = SSn Ser bieiigen &farr-
ttir@e lieBen @iemitag Bel einem bonn
bodtp. &errn 9el1tbner gebaltenen
Traumte ibren Ereubnn6 6ltrd
&rieitersbort6 iegnen Sobn 20i@ un6
SRI. Sronees @rdmer, bei6e aus 6ie=
fer @emein6e. 8eim &od3eitsfeite,
oos bel SEN @ra11teItern I'M @ertpm6=
temreiie itattfar6, nabm sos bier in
bober Mdtl1ng iteber6e @rautpoor sic
ber5liditen @inide fir eine geiegnete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
81 nerfamfen

200 Mder 5arm = 20 Mder ur-
ter Bflug = 35 older 8ieie, @eit
8et6e. un6 8ui4lano. @rgiebtger
Sebmbooen uno quite @ebauoe auf
Dem NlaBe. M6beres bel
37-ba s.. s.. Bod,
MIbarp. Minx.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

88ufunft entgege1r. Moge es 6eniel-
ben am eigenen @eroe ,itets no@
@unf6 ergeben!
- Tim @iidfen6ung leerer 8ier=
faafier freunolidit gebeten Don Der
Golb Spring 8rangeiellidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
10 Sent rGascarets"
fit 2eber nnb Ginge,ueibe.
9eilen frantes Ropftpeb, &artleitigteit,
8tltpiitat, lauren Wagen, idledten
Mtbent - 3lfer Gatart9tc.

@leidbiel ipie i6ledt Cure Qeber, @az
gen ooer G%ingeipeibe iinb; pie fart @uer
aopfneb lit, ipie elenb SIR @u9 fiiblt
onrG @artleibigfeit nnberoauli9teit, 8tz
lioiitdt nnb tra9e gineepeioe - SIR be-
fomn1t itets 2inoerung bur9 gaScarets.
Sic retnigen II. regulteren ben Magen TO-
fort. befeittgen Die inure, gdbrenbe Mab<
rlng nno fallen @afe; entfernen Bic egz
fefiibe Gale bon Der Qeber unb nebnen
bas mberbaute 8eug unb @ift bon ben
@epdrmen nnb ben gtngeipeiben fort.
Cine 3ebn Gent @1adtel bon gurem
Npotbeter tptrb Cure 2eber unb gingez
meioe rein balteu; ben Magen iib, ben
&opf flar nnb bies auf Monate Fin.
sic arbeiten. tpdbrenb SIR f6laft.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09
WORK.

The Terrell (Texas) Transcript
says, The Cleburne Enterprise has q
lengthy and able editorial on the
theme, why Do We Work? The
Transcript is not able to speak for
every case, but it knows of one in
stance, at least where the supply OF
those things necessary to sustain life
would be cut off were it not for the
thing we call work."
And then State Press. in Dallas
News. comments, in humorous strain
upon the above.
We are not finding fault with nelth-
er the Transcript nor State Press-far
from it. But, speaking seriously, what
is there in work" which should call
for ludicrous-seeking editorial com
ment from any newspaper-fo ludic.
rous-seeking comment from any one?
1t seems to us that one who could
find mirth-provoking sentiments in
such subject could see jest in a
funeral and evolve fun-maxing sen
teDces in reporting a hanging.
When He created the sun. the moon,
the stars and the earth, He also Great.
ed work; when He said let there be
light" He might also have said, let
there be work" Without light there
could be no existence and without
work there could be no light.
Think OF it, Fathom the depths and
beauties Of the power of Work. Dwell,
in your own mind, upon the wonders
which can be-which have been ac-
complished through the medium of
Work. Work, executed by the hands
Of honest toll, work accomplished
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES:
NOT LOYAL TO OKLAHOMA.

In commenting editorially upon thu
fact that an Oklahoma City gentleman
who recently returned from an extend
ed trip throughout the different sec
tions of the United States, said tha
the most attractive thing he saw while
away from home was a beautiful
blonde" the Ardmoreite says, 1T Is
just like an Oklahoman to spend al
his earnings for year on trip and
return happy in the thought that the
most beautiful thing which greeted his
eyes was a blonde woman.
We would take issue with the able
and talented editor Of the Ardmoreite
He is In error. Beyond the perad
yenture of doubt he errs--errs wild
ly, though perhaps not deliberately
For nothing abroad, animate or In.
animate, beast or human. male or fe-
male, can be so beautiful to the true
Oklahoman, to the loyal Oklahoman.
as the home product-the things he
left at the old Oklahoma home--in the
case of the susceptible masculine heart
-''the girl | left behind me-"
Yes, the editor is wrong. and In his
comment he wrongs the truly loyal
Oklahoman. No woman, blonde. blon-
dino or brunette, can appear superla-
lively attractive to the eyes Of the
patriotic son of Oklahoma unless she,
like himself, be an Oklahoman.
Maid, matron or widow grass, hay
or d-blande-p strawberry or
brunette natural or painted
nothing nor no one in the feminine
line can attract the eye of the Okla
homan who wanders forth among
strangers, nor hold his attention nor
awaken sensations in his palpitating
heart other than those of homesick-
ness and a longing to be thrown once
more with the Oklahoma crinoine he
left behind him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

| through the maneuyers of the busy
brain cells Of the thinker, work. work,
any kind OF work is the thing which
abolishes the idle brain, which we are
told is the devils work shop, and
keeps the prison cells empty. Work
ANY kind of work spells success for
the ones who fear not to grasp its hand
with quickening palms
And work-no matter whether it be
the soul-straining. back-breaking,
nerve wrecking, muscle-hardening kind
which brings the ditch digger his por.
tion of daily bread, or the kind which
calls upon the mental faculties alone,
makes life worth while makes the
days endurable and softens the night
times couch, lulls the tired frame after
having first called its every function
into play.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

When you have an achey, stretchy
feeling and you are dull, tired and dis
couraged 1t is a sign of approaching
malaria or chills. You should act
quickly to ward off an attack. Herb
inc offers you the help you need. 1t
destroys the malarial germs, drives out
all impurities and makes you feel
bright, vigorous and cheerful. Price
soc. Sold by Owl Drug store.-Adv.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09
EXPRESS PAckAGETTEs.


Oilers blowed to hoots-ga-loo,
BARRIERS beat 'em, to-hoo-hoo;
Fights begun for the city flag,
Printers sure'ye got the rag.
Isl Eimp says he notices flies never
are quite SO thick after the weather
man reports a few killing frosts.
We had a hunch all the time the
Typos would get there. Doughnuts
to toothpicks they win the pennant.
MAN kicked in his back yard by a
mule" is the narrowing information
given out in western Oklahoma ex-
change
The Lawton Constitution fears an
early frost. Just the same, there is
no need to take 'em out from the
mothballs yet.
"a Cussed Hunk" is the classic
headline which appears in the Durant
Democrat. The Democrat must be
growing Billy-Sun layized.
1t has remained for woman to ask
Mr. Wilson for the creation of Blu
reau of Laughter !" Being woman,
why not a Conversation Bureau"
Eugenists hope to evolve the per
feet woman" by 1880. We trust they
will succeed-the Good Lord has been
working along that line for some six
thousand years.
A Chickasha Judge has fined a man
for whipping his sister-in-law Uncle
Hi says men are receiving less and
less protection each succeeding day
from man-made laws.
Ye ed on the Thomas Tribune must
be an awful old crouch. Just Harken
to this sample: "They say love is
blind, and hanged # we don't believe
it when we look at some people"
The Enid News devoes considerable
space to telling how farmer got but
ter to his customers" If the butter
was anything like sample we once
went up against we suppose he drove
it to them.
The Ardmoreite devotes two columns
in telling editorially why one should
move to Ardmore" Half that num-
Der of lines would be sufficient to tell
why one should move to Chickasha
Best town in Oklahoma"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

The st. Louis Globe-Democrat AYERS
the only thing original in man is the
original sin. Let's see, the poet,
Campbell, wasn't it, who made the
same statement about ninety years
ago? All Of which proves the poet
and the GID. must both be right
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09
Watch Your Children

Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They win like Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
N. i. prownson-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

ERE THE DAY is GONE.


This world, after all our science and
scientists, is still a miracle wonder
full, inscrutable, magical and more, te
whosoever think of it.-Thomas Car
lyle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

The magistrate was examining wit
ness, to whom he remarked. You ad-
nit you overheard the quarrel between
the defendant and his wife?'
"Yis, sor, do" stoutly maintained
the witness.
Tell the court if you can what he
seemed to be doing"
"He seemed to be doin' the listen
ink.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

"a Cussed Hunk" is the classic
headline which appears in the Durant
Democrat. The Democrat must be
growing Billy-Sun layized
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

Teacher (relating an experience
with a tramp:) "And then ! faiated." /"
Small boy, excitedly; ''Wid yer
right er wild yer left?"-Exchange
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

The Lawton Constitution fears an
early frost Just the same, there is
no need to take 'em out from the
mothballs yet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

Hny erroneous reHecfioo on
the character, standing or
reputation fany person, firm
or corporation and any mis-
sfafemenf which may appear
In the columns of fbe Express
viii be oiadIy corrected upon
hs being brought 10 the sffen.
lion of the management.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09
A STOLEN sMILE'R TWO.
= = : = = : : = : +++++ =

Bobby" said the Sunday school
teacher. can you tell me two things
necessary to BAPTISM
"Yes'm," answered Bobby; water
and a baby. Harper Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

1t has remained for woman to ask
Mr.. Wilson for the creation of "Bu-
reau of Laughter. :" Being a woman,
why not Conversation Bureau?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

''Man kicked in his back yard by a
mule" is the narrowing information
given out in western Oklahoma ex-
change.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

We had a hunch all the time the
Typos would get there. Doughnuts
to toothpicks they win the pennant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

Eugenists hope to evolve the per
feet woman by 1880. We trust they
will succeed-the Good Lord has beer
working along that line for some six
thousand years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

Isl Eimp says he notices flies never
are quite so thick after the weather
man reports few killing frosts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
ARDMORE HEARING WILL
BE DECIDED on BRIEF

Different features Of the new oil
conservation law will he subjected
Ia oral argument before the corpora
tion commission Friday relative To
complaints that the law IL being VIC
lated In the Healdton field. In the
southern part " the state. Commits
sioners Henshaw and Love held A
hearing at Ardmore two weeks ngu
after complaints had been filed with
the commission, and before the com
mission viii announce It's findings
and order. attorneys desired 10 pre-
sent argument 1t Is possible the
case will be- brlefed afterward.
The commission viii hold another
hearing In Tulsa on April ~. which
will possibly continue for two mr. three
days. Conditions will be presented
there, II IL understood, similar 10
those In the Healdtun field II ~
probable the commission will not pro
mulgate an order In the matter until
after the Tulsa hearing,
II IL complained that producers In
the lIealdton field were not producing
%eQuitably from the common pool. NJ
II prescribed In the new law. This
condition IL said To exist In the Cush-
lnV field also.
on interests are waiting the test
Of the new law, as Oklahlma Is the
first state In the oil industry to try 10
restrict production by statute.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
GOOD FOR BOND BUYER
~ Iohn N. O.LI.on

II II probably true that when the Euro.
ean war ends Interest rates will begin IN
Fall There viii he great contraction NJ
borrowing
II Is equally true that while the war
lasts Interest rates viii stay MP because
Of the extraordinary demand FOR loans
from all the countries involved.
A recent Issue Of bonds amounting 10
S2I ONOO0O WAS put out by New YORK
state They bear interest NJ The rate ~
Z per cent, and they were sold on . 4Og
per rent basis within the last ten years
New York state has borrowed money on
bonds at n rate Of 2Ni per cent.
Foreign governments mermany and
Switzerland are eNnmplesl have lately paid
approximately Il per cent for money bor
rowed In New York to pay for war and
trade supplies bought In this country
Canada Il q heavy borrower In the Unit
ed states, aud during the next year will
probably want even more credit and
most OF the money loaned 10 Canada will
get close 10 y per cent return.
In competition with the borrowing gov
ernmen;- sre the big corporations Of on,
country that must raise many millions
10 fairly accurate recent estimate says
SSlO, 900, OOOl 20 meet debts coming due
within the year These will probably have
Ito bid higher than The warning goy.rs