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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-11
young Girl" by Robert Henri.
Invitation Exhibition. Brooklyn Institute

pect'd that the had Old days OF mill.
fancy We're WIS" tlau thrs" -.
possible air raids Tn" suffraGettes did
more damage to the pictures than ever
the Xeppellns vii.
At the Brit sh Museum the Ions
Greek Gallery * closed and vorkmcu
are busy taking down me Parthenon
fr.c2c And before long the great
bulls from Nineveh winch inspired
RoSSettis great poem will he hidd II
away.
4 group of tt.rtN-two pi,-es of
ancient tOreau tomb ware N delicate
glaZes ~ ce.aduu has been presented
To- the Metropolitan Museum NJ Art
hN Samuel 7. Peters and placed on
view in IN" room ~ recent access ions
In an ar,icl" N the museums hu,lr-
TIN upon ms ware MIR Fricdlev
quotes an article puhllShrd n llh7 If
a Chinese writer who accompanied an
embassy to torea ~ ll25 and do
scrihcd TIA" natIN" purC,h.n~
There is ceramic ware made in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-11

his experiments, and the feeble be-
| that may he famed into fire needs a
chance at exhibition, but the great
world is only concerned with sue
ccsses. and tho invitation exhibition
/ is certainly more representative.
The complete success of Brooklyn's
venture is due to the use Of the pro-
verbal new broom. It's disconccrt-
ing fact that committees who embark
upon an artistic undertaking in an un-
explored field have more chance of
success at tho first go-of than ever
after. Experience seems to he death
To an art committee.
The moment they think they know
how to do It. they fail. They forget
the painstaking and the effort In the
dangerous illusion that now they
know how To do It, This applies to
every art committee throughout tho
world. high or low. great or small,
from the controllers Of great wold's
fairs to the managers of women's art
shows.
The obvious remedy would he to
discharge committee the moment
they have achieved a pronounced sue
cess, and get n new one. taking care
to get equally inexperienced and
equally intelligent members in their
places. ! lack the courage. however.
To insist upon this compliment for my
Brooklyn friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-11

The announcement uf an exhibition
of new paintings ny Samuel Halpert
will send everybody up to the Daniel
Gallery in a hurry. for the pronounced
success of this young artist in the
same gallery last year has not been
forgotten
lie Is one Of the strongest men of
tho new school. n, draws well. he de-
signs well and sees color, and above
all the surencss Of technique that
has been perfected in every direction.
he has power of utterance that 10
remarkable. His accent Is sombrc.
not to say forbddng. but what he
says could not have been said by a
Cromwell among artists, with more
force.
The artist is now in France and
has been since last year. The war
interrupted his work. as 1 has in
terrupted everybody else's. and APP
parcntly not caring to do military
scenes the artist left Paris after the
mobilization and tried stay in Lon
don. He painted one of the present
pictures there. a plant in window
with red brick buildings showing out
side.
Distracted hv the lamentations of
the tourists Halpert found he could
not work in London and recrossed
To France. He went as far from the
scenes Of excitement as ii was pos
sible to do and remain in France.
He painted IN the extreme south at
the towns of Ardeche and st. Tropez.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-15
Uas 1srItorts Arras.

SIN 3uiammsnbaHg nit Dem Gin,
seitanSnis Der J%ran5oien BON oeuts
f9em S%obensetuinn BET Irras itebt
cine S9ilberuns Sss Barrier
.Semps" Don Den troitloIen 3uftGns
Den in Der Stabt.
pSdon auf Dem Dsse mad arras
erlebte i9 Elm nidt alltGgIides
S9aufpiel. llebsr msinem &ppfe
ipielte fi6 elm &f in ben 2iften
ab. Webrere beutf9e y2auben" bere
fOIsten einen franS6iif9en Ginosder,
Der gang bon ipeiben S9rapnellppls
fen pie in sinen rieiieen 8attsbaui9
einsebult ipurbe. llnipeit 0apon
slGnsten Die Sufammsngei9oTener
Siirnle BON Ct. @loi i'm SDnneIls
i9ein. Gtipos fueiter bappn iu9te Der
Bid Ga Sareette, bas poQtpmmen
bonn @rbbooen ~pegrafiert lit. Gebr
oeutli9 bort man es fnattern unb
orDbnen. S9parSer Rau9 iteigt aug
Gbanteclair auf, mo bic 5euersbrunit
piitete. Qngriff unb @ntport f9ei=
men BON sIei9er Stdrte in bieiem
fur9tbaren Irtilleriebuel, bas felt
a9t Monaten un~aufbDrli9 ponnert.
MinoeItens gum apan3igften Mdl
auf meiner &eiie mubte i9 meme 8es
reGtigung Dprlpeiien. Damn Offnete iid
mir bas Rappleonstor BON 4rras,
unb angItooa in Der @rtpartung Der
&uinen, Die iid meinen 8liden bar
bieten iperben, betrete i9 Die Stabt.
Die 8ebDrben tomnlen nod INNER
i6ren 9fliGten na9, ipenn aud nit
elmer nur befdrdutten 8eamtensabI.
Nm elmer notwithstanding sei9iiBten
SteGe pirS iogar nod S9ule 9ebaIs
ten. Der @efabr nt9t a9tenb, ipielen
uno ldrmen BORT Die &tnoer unter
rem tpa9iamen Muge Der 2ebrerin.
Die auf jebss perbG9tige 8erdui9
a9tet. Bon benz beribmten Hatbaus,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-15

nsrn RuBlanos al tmoen M. Aae
baben ii9 nun Den aOrper nit Settle
in beibsm Wdher gu maiden. Oanes
ben Itebt cine ipobl finf bis feds
Meter bo6s pprumioe bon Sibbdn-
ten. Sic pirb bon unten bis in
Die bD6Ite SpiBe nit nodten WGns
nsrn beIebt, fiinf5is an Der 3abl. Die
llnterlase Der YDramioe 1T bon uns
ten fart angsbsi5tes Wellbled, auf
bas BON pben toltss WaTer aus Sablz
reifen fleinen 2G9ern tropft. Sofprt
pertpanOeIt ii6 bas @afer in
9ampf. Der belize Raum lit nit
Sampf angefiiat. pier iiben uniere
GuKen an orsibis Minuten lang unb
idpiben aus alien Yoren. &uf benz
&opf trdgen lie nod elm nit aarbpl
setrGnttes Sud, bamit audi bic lebts
aopflaus ibren @eiit ausbau9t. Cine
falte abIpriBung folgt. Seoer erbdlt
reines 0em0 un0 llnterbeintletb unb
aaes ipanoert nun in Den gut scbeis~
ten Sie9eraum. Nun teben ne due
frii9 uno munter aus na4 oieIsm
Babe. limb lpenn mar Die SerrI9afs
ten 10 in Der tabeqos reinen Inter
fpdf1e Iiebt, muden iie ni9t einmdI
einen iiblen @inorud.
User iueiB, piebiele iener ftilen,
ie8~sbeinisen 9unSeseenuiIen Oss
9reiDerbanOes ibr 2sben gelahen bas
ben! Ni6t jeber Rufe 1T p%erlauit.
So gibt aud inter ibnen reinline
MenI6en. Qber ieoer lit Iauiepers
bdbttg, ieber lam Elm Srd9er bes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-15

benz Stpls Der 8iirser bon Irras.
bas gang einsig tn feiner Irt boz
itano. finb nur nod Die l1eberreite
S1 ieben. Sin plumper Stumpf muir
blieb bon Dem alien @lodenturm
iibrig, Der banf elmer oiaten S9i9t
BON SanbIdden Dem feinbli1en
8pmbarbement setrobt bot. ST alein
itebt nod aufre1t inmitten zines
gansen gu S9utt unb 4f9e seiuns
tenen Stabtpiertels. 3pifden ben
Sriimmern bat fi9 Moos sebiibet,
unb bon ben 9unberten bonn Grp5ps
ben peri9punbenen SGufern 1T -
cine blutise Sronie bes S9idials' -
ni9ts oils Elm tleines Sitt9en, Der
3iidenanbau zines 3ertriimmerten
9auies, itebenseblieben, oas jebt elm
alter Mann gu ieinem @obnliB err
loren bat. SIS 1T bas lsbte ,9au>
benfmaI" in bieiem emit 10 prd9tis
gen Stabtteil. 9ana alein 1T es
iibrisseblieben, als einaiser 3euse Der
8ersansenbeit biefer porbem beIebs
teiten @esenb bon Grras.
Sn ben anberen Staotteilen aGblt
man nidt erft Die berbrannten SGus
fer. Die einsebriidten SaFaben, Die
auiammensefiirSten 9Gder, bic
bur9lSderten Mauerr, sana abseies
ben bon benz i'm Snnern al biefer
8ebauiunsen anserj9teten S9aben,
Der burd iebe l1nbin bes Wetters
grDber miro. glm meiften baben DIE
6ffentliden Gebdube eelitten. Die
prdfettur, Die &atbeorale, bic Sir
den, bic Gpmnafien unb Sdulen, bic
9ofpitdler, bic 8aiernen uno Der
8nbnbof, lie ale iinb nur nod Sriim.
m~erbaufen. Iud Ole Dffentli9en
garfanlasen baden Der n~ationalen
8erteioisung ibrsn Sribut aa6ien
miiiieu unb Iinb ni9t mebr gum
Wteoerertennen. Mebr als einmdl
nirb meme Wanberung bur6 Elm
unbeimli6es @rolIen unterbrohen,
bas au ben ibliden 8oriidtsmaBres
seln nDtigt unb mir babet 9eleeen.
belt sibt, nit Den .penissn nod Ders
bliebenen 9iirgern Elm paar Worte
an ipedieln. sic iin6 nur aa5u frob,
ourd mid Elm @9o bon 6rauben gu
erbafden, benn bic Nadridten foms
men ebenfo fpdrli1 in Ole Stdbi pie
bic jungen @emiife. @epSbnli1 tpsrs
ben lie aus benz Munbe zines 4oloz
Observation-Disclosures entgegengenoms
men. Der 70 sIiidIid III. iid bin ino
fpieoer 3eitunsen aus 8oulosnes urs
Mer ooer paris perf9affen 3u f0ns
men. Die uatiirIid nidt mebr bic r,eus
eiten fem tSnnen. Meine @tunhs
bat ssidIasen. SD muB Mrras Oct.
loiien.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-15
Das pet des skatdrefters.

Sin 8erlinsr 8latt eraGbIt: Gs
mar in Der eleftriiden Strabenbnbn,
bic mad lblenborit binausfubr. DER
Wasen mar iiberfiiat. 9a ities Elm
&rieser Elm, Elm @ernunbeter, Den
linten 4rm in Der tpeiben 8tnbe. gr
sing in ben @asen. itelte ii9 in ben
Sang unb belt ii9 nit Der seiunoen
9anO am leDernen @rtff feit, Der bon
Der 9ede bling. 8orber aber griiBte er
mod einen Offisier, einen !9aupts
mann Der ReierDe, Der in Der Rabe
iaB. Der @asen 5os beftig an, es
5udte elm penig i'm @eii9t bes Sol>
Oaten. Soglei9 itanb Der Sffisier
auf unb bot Dem Soloaten Den plab
an. Ser &rieger puroe rot Biz gum
Miibenranb. 8erlesen lebnte er ab.
aber es balf inn nidts.
SdlieBlid fab er unb Der 9aupts
mann itanb Dor linn, Die Sano i'm
2eoersriff, unb beuste iid Elm me-
MIG gu Dem 9eripunoeten binab: ,Na,
po baben sic benn Sbren S1ab
abgetriest?" fraste er freun6lid.
m3u 8efebl, !9err Sauptmann," ents
sesnete Der Splbat uno leste bic se=
Iunbe !SanO reIpeftbpl an oie 9ps
fennabt, .in Srantrei9 -. i'm S9iits
aegrabe!" @r fprad Elm tpenig Srants
farteriid. @emiitli9 unb nett ansus
bDren. r@radblen sic bod NAL, fpenn
Sic mDsen," bat Der Sauptmann uno
i4ob freunbli9 Die Sano bes Sols
baten BON Der S%oiennabt neg.
limb Der Sploat puroe autrauIih
iinb eraablte bon Marfd unb
S4la4t. suno iaste fdliebli9:
nSdtuHoelans unb taselans babbe
mer in De S9iibesrdbe sieKe I'm
bate mir gu fdiebe!" = .llno mas
baben sic 90 semadt9" = vRu..
Sdtat bam n,er geipieIt, Serr
9auptmonn!" - rStatg" - ,Menn
Sie's net CLAUDE polIe -. ba Iebnts
fer, Serr 9auptmann!" limb er boite
nit Der seiunOen Sanb einen abaes
s%riffenen, i9mubisen Statblpd aus
Der Sai6e, bebett nit 3oblen, 3abz
len, 3ablen.
Der Sauptmann la1te: Die reis
men Spnnerpetters feib ibr Ood,
3erlsi" Run lodt aud Der 8eripuns
oete: sd. I'M binner uns %
brummte Die idfpere Irtillerie!' Der
9auptmann blidte auf ben absesrife
fenen Statblpd. .Net su iase, Serr
Sauptmann, mas i6 fir c Morbss
ped sebabt bab. Simmer berlore unb
INNER p%erlpre! I'm als mer IGon
abredne fpollte, ga iries i'd nit eli
nemmal n 8rans nit 8ieren in sc
Sanb. SdparS bdtt i9 aniose tons
ne. Serr !Sauptmann. limb grab lpie
ids Maul aufmofe min =. ga miiFe
bic 5ranSoide auf ben @ebante toms
me, lossui1ieBe! Die Rarte BANNER
IN ben 9red fdmeibs miiTe, 10
f4nta fino ner aufgeIprunge! Das
nergeB i'd Stne 5ransoide i'm 9eben
nit, bab tie mir meinen @rans nit
@ieren ipesseidoHe babbe, 3err
9anptmannl Ra... ba bab i9 absr
net ialeht sti9ofe. Stiider ssbn bab
i'd auf'm @spiHe; fpenn i1 bei4eiOs
sable tu. Bis i'd Damn ielber cine
fBe bate u. no, ba babe fe MIDI
nod Jrantfnrt unb bunn mad Dom.
: bara aebra&t ~.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-15

dif6sunsarif9en armee aufsetretsn,
tpel9e in Der erften &riegs5eit, als
man Die aduiegefabr nod penlger
bea9tete, am metiten NIT Den RuHen
in 8eriibrung lam. am i6limmiien
pur6e Serbien bonn Sledtppbus beims
9eIu9t unb leiber litten bort beion>
6ers fart Die beoauernspsrtsn 8uns
6esbriioer, nel6e in ierbii9e Sc
fansenidaft geraten lparen. SIS beiBt,
bdb mebrere tduIeno oieier gefans
senen am Sledtppbus gu @runbe GEE
gangen iino.
9te gauge SumpffrOnt gegsn bic
Rufen unO Serben tit jebt nit iogea
nannten neutrality-suspicious. beIeBt.
Man9e oieier 4nitalten iinb gldns
3enb singeri9tet. g(6er bei Dem ras
i6en @ormari9 u~nierer 9sere f0n=
men Die Ginri6tunsen ni9t INNER
iofort auf Die eisentli6 erforoerIi9e
SDbe gebra9t fperben. 60 bilft man
ii9 5unddit nit prtmitipen ginrids
tunsen, bic man in borber besinfie
eisrten S9uppen ODER 8auernbduiern
raid beriteIt. Cine iol9e imprOpis
iierte @ntlauiungsanftaIt idilbert
infer Bib.
Oft peroen Die Rufen gu bieIen
GaufenOen g%efansen. 90 miro es
idpierig iie raid senug gu entIauien.
IS naben i'm gef9Iofenen I3uge
$50 Ruifen, tells Siinen, tells 3pers
&c. @inise oieier MGnner ieb.n aud
ieBt nod bliibeno ssiunb aus, pisle
iinb %absebdrmt, idpddli9, trdnfli6.
Sic fommen, nit Sod un6 pad;
mas lie ni6t auf benz 2eibe trasen,
baben lie in einem 8eutel sepadt.
Nun treten iie in bic @orballe Der
@ntlauiunssanftolt, entfleiOen fid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-15

souS unb i6nirsn ale ibre Sa9en
5uiammen. 9ilfreide (ruKifde) Die
rier oer @ntlauiunssanitalt nebmen
bic 8iinbel unb idaffen fe in Den
Desinfeitionsraum. !9ier pirb ales
auf G%tonsen brett aussebanst. SEPT
miro unterfdiebslos alles entlauit,
iosar cine 3iebbarmonita. Gin tIei=
ner Ofen miro bereinsetrasen, pirb
nit orei Otter elmer mil4ig@peiben
MafIe sefiiat unb anseain6et. Die
Siiren fperoen peridloNen, pe~rrieselt.
stint Stunben lang hansen nun Die
3leibsr in einem eritidenben Dunit
bon S9pefel, pbospbor II. a., bis
bic Iebte 2aus ~geftorben III, bas lebte
2auieei feline ~2ebenstraft einsebiibt
Pat.
Sn3pif9en tpnnbern Die nadten
MGnner in ben 8aberaum. Grie1is
Idle @eitalten iino bier ielten, Sin
Spnntog nadmittas i'm Sreibab
Wanniee sei9t unperslethlid piel
mebr &raft unb @eiunbbeit, aIs bier
unter ben ausseiu4ten iunsen WGns
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Die 1auIspIass I'M feIde.

Gin fsbr f4limmer Geino uniere,
beutiden uno Diterrei4iia : un9ari'
fden Sruppen 1T Die 2aus. Die Ruis
fen iino nit oieIem llnse8tefsr oer'
ortig bebaftet. baB IS gang unm0a.
lid fir Die ge9nerii9en Soloaten lit
bic nebertragung Su bermeiben. Utei.
fens sei9iebt bas in ben Aunrtieren,
pel6e friiber ppn Ruiien beieBt iuas
rem nno oann bon Seutf6en etnses
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-15

nommen ipurOen. Man 1T ii9 ia Der
GGuie betpubt, tpel9e man BORT ii4er
IN Raien antrifft, aber iol man
bssbaIb bic Nadt i'm 5reien perbrins
gen. namentli4 pGbrenb Der Wln,
ters5sit2 90 trisst ieber redti9affez
ne osutide Solbat, eini9lieBlia
Der Sffiaiere, cine MaEe 2duie.
Nlan pertreibt ite, tpteosr 6ur1 Was
i1en unb Snlben, aber oas 11eue
lnartier brinst neus 2duie unb 70
it DIE plase cine itets nieberfebs
yknoe. Die Sruppen Isiben iebr
fdlimm %barunter. 0asu tommt ole
Gefabr Der Iebertrasnns Der i6reds
Iiden arantbeit Sledtbpbus our9
bic 2duie. Our cine trante 2als
iibertrGst Die &rantbeit, nel1e fat
ftets tSbli9 p%erlduft. Die frante
Gaus trinft fid an Meni9enblut boll
nnb fpribt auslei9 bas t0bIi9e @ift
IN ben meni9Iiden 3Drper. Den Grs
xessr bes Shdtbpbus fennt man nod
ni4t. aber bob bic 2aus Der 3pia
fdenpirt 1T, III in ben lebten Monas
ten ertpiefen iporben. Manb at gefunom
Mffen frante 2dufe anseieBt. Sat bic
Mffen nit allen Mitteln bebinbert,
ibrem natiirli9en Srieb gu folsen
uno ben fleinen 8lutiauser ab3us
fansen. llno na9 ben iibliden piers
ssbn Sasen mar Der Mffe an fled
fbbhnfen G~rfheinuuden ~erfrdnft.
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Gledtbpbusgifts i:'l. 0arum ipirb er
entlauit. unb bieie Gntlauinng 1T
elm Stiidden Oes eroBen tpeItses
idi4tliden Rinsens unIerer Sage.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-07-10

MIR. Chas. Frost, President OF
the Police Jury, received within
the last week check from Mr.. f.
"A. Pharr, secretary-treasurer of
the Atchafalaya Bay Ship Chan.
mel Company for s12)2 81 in addi.
ton to the S26.577.6S before re-
celved. to be used towards the pay
ment for the building of our mo-
del road. The parish is indebted
mainly to Mr.. Pnarr in getting the
return OF this money in order that
it might be used for the material
benefit OF the, people who paid it's
and the Banner takes this mean:
OF expressing the deep apprecia-
ton for his fair intentions and
successful efforts in reference
thereto.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-07-10
Police Jury Proceedings.

FRANKLIN, La, July Z, 1915.
A regular meeting of the Police
Jury Of the Parish of St. Mary
was held this day. The meeting
was called to order by Presiden,
Chas. N. Frost. Roll call showed
the following members present
7. Aucoin, Oscar Boudreaux,
Alyre Robichaux, Gabriel Haydel,
0ustave Thorguson, Jno. R.
Drackett, Geo. j. LeBourgeois,
w. N. Gooch, Geo. j. Provost.
Absent: F. E. Robertson.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and on motion
approved.
The minutes of the Board of
Reviewers we're read and on
motion approved.
The minutes of the special
meeting we're read.
Moved by M. Gooch, scoop ded
by Nc. Boudreaux, that the
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-07-10
The Progressive Party EXeeu.
tive Committee Meets.

Last Tuesday the Parish
Executive Committee of thu
Progressive Party met at The
court house in Franklin.
There was a good attendance
of the committee present,
and each member present
brought good tidings of the
condition and strength Of the
party from their respective
wards. In fact, the Progress.
sive party has grown stronger
in numbers and enthusiasm
than it had last November
when it carried the Parish of
st. Mary and the Third Dis
trict by an overwhelming
majority.
The Executive Committee
called a primary election Of
the Progressive Party in the
Parish Of st. Mary on the
9th Of July, 1915, for the
purpose Of nominating three
persons for delegates to the
State Constitutional Conven-
ton to be held on the 18th
of September next, and pre-.
scribed rules to govern said
primary under the provisions
of the law.
After the regular business
had been transacted Hon. w.
L. Peterman addressed the
committee upon the princi-
pies and mission Of their
party and on the duties Of
the leaders and members
thereof in this parish during
the present campaign. He
told them in effect to go back
to their people and consult
with them as to whether or
not they were in favor Of a
Constitutional Convention
to Reep up their organization
and vigilance and see to it
that every member in their
party qualified to vote, voted
in the primary election. He
told them that the majority
of the electorate was with
them, and therefore, success
would be with them; that
they. had the power that SUI
perior numbers give, but he
l&eised them to use that
stfaagth wisely, by sending
the best qualified men of the
Party as dele
gates to represent the Parish
If st, Mary in the Constitu.
;ional Convention. His re.
marks was listened to with
profound attention, and will
De needed. The masses of i
he Progressive Party will I
gather as one man around
heir leader and follow liH /,
20 success. <,
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My stock of graniteware i5 the
most complete ever on display 10
this town. NEIL NCNEIL'S ) and
10c store.
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Court House Committee-Messr5.
Drackett. Chairman; Aucoin, LIE.
Bourgeois, Provost.
The President then appointed
the following Parish Board of
Health: Dr. w. j. Mcclellan.
Messrs. w. N. Gooch and Alyre
Mr.. Gooch introduced the fol-
lowing resolution aud moved it's
PASSAGE:
"Moved that the Justices of the
Peace and Constables be placed
on the same salary basis as had
been heretofore, town.:
Fifteen dollars per month each
for the Constables. except the
Constables at Franklin aud ia the
Seventh Ward, whose salaries
were $500, and fifteen dollars
per month each for the Justices of
the Peace, except the Justice of
the Peace at franklin whose SAL
ary was S25 co."
The resolution was seconded by
MIR. Aucoin and unanimously
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-05

attic division, which includes China,
Manchuria, Japan, Korea, the Philip
pines, the India union mission, and
Australasia are operated separately.
In asking that al be united in one
division, the pet ton states there will
be more efficiency in administrative
work if such weie the case.
The petitioners believe that by
uniting these fields in one division the
leaders can be united in one admin
istrative body, which would enable
them to hold regular meetings for
counsel regarding their most difficult
and perplexing questions, and so have
the decisions OF a larger and more
experienced body to guide them in
making requests to the home mission
board and in formulating policies for
local fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-05
VERDUN CAN
HOLD OUT FOR
MANY YEARS
HAS MILES OF UNDERGROUND
STORES AND DWELLINGS =
LAST GERMAN BOMBARDMENT
HARDLY NOTICEABLE.

Verdun via Paris. Aug i.-The
German hammering at Verdun. the
fortress On which the drive of a wear
ago went to pieces like a wave on a
rock NAV cop,inue for wears and
years without making the slightest
impression.
The underground life with which
the trench comtats of this war have
familiarized the world and to which
the modern solliers already are ac-
customed. here has reached the eli
max in an immense UNDERGROUND city
prepared Tor the defenders of the
kew to northern France"
Miles upon miles of streets. alleys
and public SQUARES. chambers stocked
with wine. 0O~r and timed meats
LODGINGS. recreation rooms bak.
erv eouipped IN make brpad for 80
O0O men, heat Iight and taIeDhones
like a modern apartment house. have
been constructed beneath the smiling
unrevealing surface of the meadows
of the Valley oc the NTeuse surround
ing Frances barrier which has been
placed in the path of whoever attacks
from Netz
An entire army corns easily can
be accommodates underground with
everything necessary for its liyeli-
hood for months and an abundance Of
ammunition.
The last violent bombardment bv
marked effort The STRONGHOLD was
NOT even scarrel Nor are the Ger.
mans so near as one has an idea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-05
INDUSTRIAL ASPIRATIONS
OF COUNTESS OF STANFORD

London August 4.-The exclusion Of
German was toys is what a movement
started by the Countess of Stanford
hopes to accomplish in Great Britain.
But the movement is not alone an in
dustrial one aimed against Germany
but an effort to provide a trade at
which MANNED soldiers can work when
the war is over. Heretofore, Great
Britain has brought about $75O0OOO
worth of foreign toys, which have
been almost all of German make. The
scheme provides for the financing of
the industry by A per cent loans. Sur
plus profits will be spent in developing
the technical side Of the business.
Needy artists will be given jobs as de-
signers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-05
A Doctors Prescription ror Cough,
An Effective Couch Treatment.

One-fourth to one teaspoonful of DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken as need
ed will soothe and check Coughs,
Colds and the more dangerous Bron-
chial and Lung Ailments. You can't
afford to take the risk OF serious ill
ness, when so cheap and simple a
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
is obtainable. Go to your Druggist
today, get bottle of Dr. Kings New
Discovery, start the treatment at once.
You will be gratifed for the relief and
cure obtained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-05

Railroads of the northwest being
confronted with the urgent necessity
of readjusting their rates to tidewatcr
terminals to meet Panama canal com
petition. have appealed to the inter
state commerce commission to be al
lowed to do this without involving
their rates to intermediate points. The
rates in question apply to iron and
steel. canned goods, machinery and
certain wearing apparel shipped from
the Atlantic seaboard to Portland and
other cities on the North Pacific
Coast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-05

The decision recently rendered by
the circuit court in New Jersey ac-
quitting the steel company of being
an unlawful combination simply be-
cause of its imnensity, has had an
electrical effect on business, all over
the country. Railroads are spending
money by millions for extensions and
improvements, and capital is being
poured out in all industries, and every
one who wants work can get it,