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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-20
Observation-Disclosures

eSzn Staotrat muroe oas 8erlanden
Der loaialiitiiden Bartei, an 0en
Stimmplasen bnrb einen Gidter
uflo eiuen gIerf bertreten su Iein,
mad langerer 9ebatte NIT abt gegen
.5fuei Stimmen abgelebnt. gs fpuroe
sgeltero aemodt, 6nB Die io5ioliItii9e
8artei feline politiide 9artei i'm Ell
geutliden 5inne lit p6breno Mapor
Broun ben Stanopunft einnabr.,
Dob ourd Die @etudbrung Der Ser
tretung Der Staot Mebrunfolten in
@obe BON $4,000 ermafien miiroen.
8erifieoene Angebote fir ole
4erftelnng BON ab5ugsfandlen etc.
tueroen entgegengenommen uno Dem
Sngenieur 0epartemlerlt iiberluia-
len. Muf s(ntrag BON 8alotpin MUIR
DE 5iir riidltdnoiee Stenern Elm 0al,c-
Dreied in Der Siio-greia StraBe on
s3aflomme1. 9as Yripileeium auf
Dem Stub Motor- uno Nuoerbote ops.
rieren 81 ~laiien, mnroe auf orei Sab-
re perIangert, unter Der 8eoingul1a
iebof,, baB es 5il jeoer 3eit 5uriid-
ge3ogen meroen fam. Sic Sroinall5,
melde Der San Antonio gelt anD
TerminaI Hailmap oas @egeredt
ourd oie Staot %erteilt, fam CUR 8iuei-
ten seilng.
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@ottesOienit al Sput6ton.

Naditen Counting, ben 20. slpril
lit oeutider @ottesoienit gu Goutb.
ton, beginneno INN Vii nbr. SD
flor artbur Sartmann, ser cine Sc.
rufung nod Saplor, Seras, atlgenom,
men bat, miro ieine 4bidieospreoigi
tbalten. @ae @lieoer uno Sreunloi
Der @emeinoe iino ber5lidit einselc-
ben.
Ger Moreengottesoienit in Der
Stootgemeinoe miro naditen Conn,
tag ~ausfallen, oa oie 8aitoren bei Der
Notwithstanding gu @reenoine
Iitlo. SIN @benogottesoienIt miro
Baitor @rtbur Sartmam cine oeut-
fhe 8reoigt bnIten.
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u II I G /.

Der &onig Der 5ielta, Or. z.
z. Sofion belt am Montag 4benb
ieIren feierlifen gin3lig in Die Staot
uriO muroe BON 9~ouienoen lebbaft be-
8rdBt.
llniere beriibmte S1ngerifl, SRI
Sierra Hette, nernnltaltet am 0onners-
tag, ben 80. Mpri(, utter Wiitmirfung
seiniger ~geoiegener ar1fte, mie Wiac-
Itro G'Ncugna, Genor Mapbael &c
iimoe, DIR. Cliff 9reider. in Spern-
bauie Elm Gon5ert, fir pelhes is
rein aan5 por5iigIides @roernmm ge-
luahlt fat. SRI. Nette lit eine iehr
gewanote Acknowledgements mo es
ftebt Gnen, Die oas aonsert beiuhen
imo Doransiidtlid iino es ibrer redt
reht Biele, Elm boher @ennB bepor.
Sdon I'M bic beimiihe G0igerin al
ebren, ioate oaS Saus BON unten bs
oben gefiiat iein.
Sn @ebbers' gnnlpnaro, Gdt
Snnfn CLARA uno 0ictoriu SfroBe
muroe am Wontng nbeno Elm Mann
Der ieinen 9amen ais s. 6. geeior
bon 9oerne ongab, nie6eraeihlageil
Tr erbielt cine aopfuunoe, Die ir
S%taotboipitnl mobiit man i'm bradl
fe, perbutoen muroe. 8ceion fonr
te nibt iagen, per iein @ngrpifei
mar.
Nm Mittwoh mo 9o~nnerIte!
b6It Ole yState Mliociotiou of 93e
foiI 2iqror ano Mnlt .0eolers~ il
Der gaqles' @olle, t22 Moin Mue
Tire ssobresfonnention az. Stddts
Aomptroler 3errea. n. Soap ooi
Gbicago. Sefret1r Der Nntional aiio
giation uno anoere meroen @nipra
den halteH.
3u Den Geitliffeiteu fommeI
am Srpitag 800 Stuoenten DC
Sfaots : llniperiitdt bon Guiiin Der
iiber.
Mrs. Martbo 8efer bat gegei
ihren Mann, %. 8efer bon Der @ssi
beiton. &orrisburg uno @. u. Bnhn
cine Sdeiounesflage eingereidt. III,
@riiuo eiebt iie brutale 9ebonolunl
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an. 9os 9aar eing am IL. april
1914 Die gbe Elm.
- Sou uberaG fontmen 8eridta
ii6er ouSgiebigen &egenfaQ, oer ben
5eloern gut getan bat.
@ouoerneltr 5erguion miro
8%onneritag abeno bier eintreffen uno
Sreitag bier bleiben, I'M Ser @lu.
meni6la6t bei5npobnen.
SEER SrieOrib Bruins aus Srei-
burg, ein otter Sreuno unierer Get
tnng, Der lie i6on ieit mebr als pter=
gig Sabren lieit, itattete inns einen
8einh ob.
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G. ". Sngica6 so. Telephone 70S
fGnaeige.l
Sodlseits Sabresfeier. !

6pd1seits : Sabresfeier. Dit Sen
~folgenoen 9amen tperben in Der &C.
.ieaidaft Die neridieoenen Sabresfet-
ern oes Sod5eitstnges be5eidnet: er.-
ite, ole ~baummoaene; 5meite, Die pa
pierne; brittle, Die leoerne; finite,
Die bol5erne; iiebente, Ole moaene;
8ebnte, Die a%innere; 5uolfte, Die ieibe-
ne ooer 1einene; iiinf5ebnte, Die frp-
itaaene; 5~lpan5igite, Hor5eaon; fiini-
uno5pnn5iglte, Die iilberne o~reiBigite
gerlen; oier5igIte, &ubinen; fiinf5ig-
Ite, Die goloene firnfunoiieb8ieite, 81
oiamantene. Glide Der erlten So
3ei6nungen in Der Cite mogen etfpas
finoiid iein, aber es lit etmas Gro
Bes, menn elm Gbepaar sic eoloent
Sohseit in 5reuoe uno Scotland r.
ern fam. 9ies lit allein moglid Del
einem geiunoen 2eben, ulto ons Sc
beimnis oieies Geeens liegt int rel
men mo fraftoollen 9lnt.
Der Iuf BON 5orni's 4lpenfr1p'
ter. oIs einem blutreinigenoen unS
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seilmittel, ee
itreft iid) iibrr bunoert Sabre. s.
orrhoringt ieoen Cell oes 9orpers
ideioet ale llnreinigfeiten bes 8ht
tes ans, nno gibt Der 3irfulatiof
@drme mo aroft. llngleih onoerr
fertiggeiteaten @eoi5iuen lit es mid,
III Ipothefen al faufen. IS fam mn
BON ben Seritellerr brett, ooer BOZ
oeren 2ofalagenten 6eSogen peroen
Man ifreibe an: Or. @eter Sabrnei
& Sons 60, 1876 60. @oprr
@ne., Chicago, Sa. (@n5.)
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9eiratsideine. = 0ebmrten.
Subesfale.
$ eiratsh | e.

Se1ratS metne.
Sarrp @ing 9per uno qgneS
S6aiie.
2oprence Goftupb II. Maggie Go-
%fotptc5.
Sornes aerr uno Soiepbine 9or-
riQipn.
93idoel 2. @iaett ir. uno Ma.
rion Sraneis Sries.
Sobn @6marb 8rumm uro Grace
Gmilp Code.
Ilfreo Sennnin Ii. Morie Sdult,
Morian Mena uno Marp 8iper.
SenrD &ierum ltno 4oele 8iegert.
Gbas. g. garrp u. @ltliie Saubill-
ger.
Sulilis &aul @oebel uno @nnte
8ierelf.
o e IT e
Oscar albreht uito Srou, ein
anabe; 8. S. 4leeman uno 6rou, Elm
Wao6en; S. 8. Setier uno Jrau, Gin
anabe; Sad 81. &itbler uno Sralt,
Elm Wao6en.
EooesfaIIe.
Srou aittp Serbian, 80 Sabre;
t5rau Bertha Somler, as Sabre; Or
thur Saenig, SO SIRE; Jrco
lS6meers, SO Sabre; Sran g. 9oae,
81 Sabre.
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Die groBte Steigung auf Der
Giienbabnen Der gnn5en gr0e, adt
gro5ent, fiuoet iid ouf Der hileni.
Iden gabn iiber Die 4noeL i'm Iol
oes aconano . 6lllies.
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Seras.

- Die Seguin gomIpreB Company
bat bis gum pergangenen Samltag
28,500 9aIlen gaumfpolle gepreBt.
Su Muffin iino Die Slot Mas
ldinen", oeren 8reiie III aau-@um-
mi beitano, auf antrag oes Sta6t-
antpalts perboter moroen Ser iie ais
Gambling Mai6inen be5eifnet
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Sir quite ilbren : @eparater
sebt ST Siso Sensl, PA Dit-Gpu.
mere Ctr. Wn8.)
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Gft 9iibmer, Hnter, abseliefert, bilfl-
GER alsTleiid. 6afer, 400 Rain glpe.
(Nnseiae.)
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Wir reparieren irgeno elm i1aobaf.
tes Cad; iest tits an Der 3eit. Sat
Us. Wilfins, Gel. Srnpis 1878.
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@~alpeiton, seitern 1905.
Gpttpniansn . Rrubatte.
San Mmtunip. Seq, 90. gpril.= 1915
Rrima grioe Cotton Seed Oil, 49,
geuts per @nTIone
Stem gurf. 20. Spril. - Gpot, $3.50
$3.50; @pril. $500 nnb $6.75; 1iai.
S6.7t unb 1913; SUM. $685. aft
$500; Sui. $500 unb $7.01; Nu9ult.
Sill nnb $7.13; Geptember. 1923 unf
1924; Sftober, 1928 uno 1926; 9fps
bernber, $685. nto $7.08.
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SLOAN & HAGY

SLOAN & HAGY - 9eihenbe
%itotter uno ginbnliamierer, 425 9e
con Strabe. 9eioe Telephone f04
Often Sag utlo 0aft. Qln5.j
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asarm-gruoufte.
gemhIr.


&artoffeln, @ene, 1915 ii. $500 ber
Sni6el; Colorado nno Soabo, $1.65
nnb $f.75 per 100 Rfuno.
SiBe &artoffeln, Serns, $3.50.
NBddsbobnen. per 8uideI So; eriinn
8obnen. $3.50.
$3.50.
eierpflan8en, 1926 Der 9uI6er.
3piebell, Oregon, 50; Ohio, 50 per
100 1funb.
geeten, 4Oe per 9bb. <@iinoeI.
9eteritlie, 40c per Dbb. sginoeI.
Gpinat. 4c per Pfunb.
Niiben. 35c u. 40c per Sch. s@hroeI
8riiner 8feffer, Csc.
@nrfen, Gal, $3.50 per Crate: Eeras
Squai6, 1925 T. tI3 @nidel.
8Iun1enfobl, $3.50 per Crate.
Selerie, $3.50 per Crate.
3obl, $3.50 IT, $2.75 per 100 Rfino
Reerrettigs8 urseln. per 8fo. f2Ec
4opffalot. Tor II. $1.00 Der Camper
@eIbe @urseln. 85e II. 40c Der 9bo..
giubeI.
BteG +. Tarft.
Gan Antonio, Ser, 20. april -19t9
GhIen $3.50 bis $7.f0.
Giibe $4.35 Bis $500.
&dlber $7.25 bis $3.50.
@illen $3.50 bis $500.
Shafe $500 unb $3.50.
0ieaeu SO 2s Bis s2.ho
ct. Qouis. 20. aprif 1915. - Riub.
bieh. Serase@ieb, 1925 uio $7.75.
S6fpeine 5000 biz $3.50.
5dute.
Ghipere ON G4Iadter ......22 Gts
| Qeifte bonn Ghlohter .22 Cts
| Grim geinl8ene ...........t3R Gts
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gaaslm uGe-
Gpttpniamsn Rrobatie.

San Antonio. 9as Gents,
COLLECTION. aeitern 1905.
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CT. 9ouis. 20. Spril 1915, Hillb
bieh. Serase@ieb, 1925 nuo $7.75.
Sdipeine 5000 biz $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20

-ors.ts za1 -z-l orosr cstzog-es are
about tas Only pzPsrs Ee get -
sides free poIrczl psI=rs Ehieh eo1e
10 - Epzs1o6lez-iy AID Ne have
D., little co-5de.cs Il t5osA lc-.rczl
sheeu. Ehieh gone 50 cheap, esg=e-
izlly Just 5eto-e 81 slsc-on-
Sox. o1e ~ord 10 Ire ColonsL We
want hin 70 co1s 70 see us AID
nzke Is : good roz6E tax We 1zTe
been reading zb.out the things he
says sbout TIE ed1cznonsl ui-s q
-ozd. and ne Eznt GU boys s-d
gins 70 become interested We have
lots Of tined chicken and Eatsrue-o1s
and ne wznt hin 70 come. q he
used 70 DO. and cheer Is Lp.
Best wishes 70 you all
T. c.
a democrat always, AMI regular
reader Of The Ardmoreite'.
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WlLLlAMS-F Rankin REPORT
READY FOR BAR ASSOCIATION

Oklahoma City, Aug. 10 That the
report Of the committee named from
the Oklahoma City Bar association in
regard to the supreme court clerk
governor mudde was finished and is
being compiled, was tacidy admitted
by +. G. McAdams, president of the
association, Thursday morning Mr..
McAdams said that he had not seen
the report, however and no intima-
tion Of it's contents could be gained.
The following call for meeting
was issued by Mr.. McAdoms Thurs
day to receive the report Of the com
mittee:
"Mr. r. i. Fulton, chairman of the
coEmittee appointed by this associa-
ton to investigate and report its
findings and conclusions as to why
the lawyers and litigants o. this city
and state are not rece!l 'ng proper
service from the office of the clerk
of the supreme court, has notified
me that the committee would be
ready to report on next Saturday at
nine o'clock.
81. therefore, in accordance with
the directions of this association,
hereby call a meeting OF the Oklaho-
ma City Bar association, to be held
at Judge Clark's district courtroom.
in this city, on Saturday morning,
August 81, at nine o'clock
"As members OF the tar we are
peculiarly interested in this matter.
| therefore respectfully urge each
and every member to be present.
(Signed) "E. G. McADAMS,
president Oklahoma City Par ASSN
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uELva SISTERS At THE
ROYAL AND eiSOOsE

The Nelrz Sisters. ocs n the best
rzcdeTills acts Il the Circuit this sea
soa. opened Al engagement ~ the
ROYAL theatre last night 10 : large
and enthusiastic audience. In fact
standing room vas zt = premium zt-
tsr $50 ?. Il, and seye-~l numbers
o. the proEsm were greeted with
hearty applause.
These young ladies are undoubtad-
u musical genii. their Eor. OF Iy.O-
phone and bottles being worthy o.
special mention Several Who wit-
messed the performance say they have
never seen anything TO surpzss the
r!ophone solo. Tt.s act Eil be
shown again tonight ami tOmorrow
night al the Airdone, weather per
hitting.
In pictures, Paramount presents
Ina Claire, the most charming Broad
way star, in her first photo-dramauc
appearance, in merry romance, The
Wild Goose Chase"
The Wild Goose Chas:' is par
t.c1larly diyerting romantic comedy.
Two young people, COLLEGE boy and
q charming girl-are ordered BY their
parents 10 marry each otaer, though
they have never seen enc another.
This they both refuse TO do; and
they consequently both leave home
To seek their fortunes. Chznce throws
them together in the same barn-storm-
ing theatrical troupe, and they come
70 love one another without know.
ing each others identity. Thus ey.
erything comes to a happy conclusion.
In addition to Miss Claire, the cast
Of The Wild Goose Chase includes
Tom Forman, Lucien Littlche!d, Helen
Marlborough, Raymond IIatton, Er-
nest Joy, Florence Smy,h and Theo-
dore Roberts.
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in the state, which could be converted
into a formidable political machine.
About the only deterrent Bolen has
to consider is the extreme probability
that a republican will next year be
sent to Washington from the Okla
homa district, a probability that may
be regarded as almost certainty
since the knockout given the grand
father" law by the United States SUI
preme court.
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THE WEEKLY ARDMORElTE
AN ADVERTISING SHEET?

To The Ardmoreite:
Gentlemen have just finished
reading the last Wednesday Weekly
Ardmorcite 1t took up about four
hours Of my time to read II all, but
stayed with it until it was finished and
feel that my time was well spent
My wife and children hen took
charge Of it, and enjoyed i. as much
as ! did
We keep every copy on file at my
home, and we may be poor judges
of weekly paper, but wc.-that is,
my family and myself, think The
Weekly Ardmoreltc Is all o. X. We
are glad that Col. Suggs is back at
his post. and while we do not think
he can make much improvement,
there is one thing we are going to
look for that seems to have been
dropped out. And that IS the local
market report that used to come to
us every week. We know that the
market changes almost daily, but
you know a fellow who has few pigs,
chickens. eggs, butter and oats. likes
to know something of the market
price.
The paper this week certainly could
not be called an advertising sheet
because we looked carefully through
1t and only found three small local
ads in it, / told some of my friends
that Sidney Suggs was back now and
that. he would not stand for his
friends all over the country to read
The Ardmoreite and order goods
through mail order houses. Myself
and some o, my friends got pretty
badly hit in mail order houses, but
were ashamed to tell IT, The Ard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
AUGUST 20 IN HISTORY

Massacre of the Brothers De-
Witt at the Hague.
taken by the Rus
SLAMS, but restored to the Turks
at the close of the war a month
later
1SG5-Final proclamation of the ces-
sation of hostilities in the Amer
ican civil war
lSS6-Eight of the Haymarket anar-
chists sentenced to death in Chi.
cago.
1914-Forty British and American Ia
borers were Killed in the collapse
of the new concrete customs house
at Ceiba, Honduras.
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BOLEN BEING URGED FOR
JOE THOMPSON'S PLACE

Oklahoma City, Aug. l9.-Resolu-
tions antagonistic to the political fu-
ture of Congressman Joe Thompson,
as adopted by the State Federation
Of Labor in its recent annua' conven-
ton in this city, likely will have the
immediate effect of bringing a num-
Der of opponents into the lists against
the Pauls Valley statesman.
1t is highly probably that one who
would give Thompson merry battle
in the primary may be found in the
person of Hubert Bolen, federal reve-
nue. collector for this district. Bolen's
name recently was mentioned in con-
nection with the congress onal con-
test and he is receiving letters from
all over the district urging him to get
into the race.
Bolen was the campaign manager
of Senator Robert l.. Owen in the last
senatorial campaign and manifested
unusual ability as a political general.
As revenue collector he is at the
head of a small army of mon working
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The Clerk Guaranteed Z.

"a customer came into my store
the other day and said to one of my
clerks, have you anything that will
cure diarrhoea? and my clerk went
and got him a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and said TO him, If this does not cure
you, | will not charge you cent for
it, so he took it home and came back
in a day or two and said he was
cured" writes J. II. Berry & Co., Salt
Creek, Va. Obtainable everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
GERMANS CHEER eRITlSHERs.
TrawIer's Crew, Overhauled at Sea,
Permitted to Go Unframed.

FcIHllltCu 10 10 OH'ldIf flcus
Copenhagen, via London, Aug. 10.
German cheers for men II the Brit
ish navy is an unusual war time in
cident reported from the North sea
by the captain and crew Of the Ger
man trawler Gudrun, which has just
arrived at Esbjerg.
The captain, relating the experience
es of the trawler, said that the Gud-
ron was stopped in the North sea
by British squadron. He promptly
got his boats ready and distributed
life belts, believing his ship was GER
tain to be sunk. When the British
seamen reached the trawier, the cap
tain begged for time to take to the
boats and admits that he was stagger-
ed at the quick reply:
you can take the whole ship; we
shall not harm you.
The captain adds that the British
left among the hearty cheers OF the
greatly relieved Germans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
HEAVY LOSS OF GERMAN
OFFICERS DURING WAR

Paris, Aug. 19.-The Popolo D'Italia
of Rome, according TO the Hayas
News Agency, prints the following dis
patch from Basel, Switzerland:
Germany has lost 1892 officers
since the war began, according to
figures from German official sources.
The dead total 13,S03; the wounded
26,827; the missing 2,349, while 993
are numbered as prisoners. Included
in the total are 123 generals"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
TrE VIRTUE or THRIFT

Tals worid belongs 70 the thrifty
me lo,ger ne live the more t.ofo1ga-
ly Es beoome oonyinced tast TIE cit-
terence between one man and snot1sT
-betweea tbe weak and t-s poEer11--
the great and the insigni1czn- s
Thrift. energy and DsrseTerznce. S1c-
qualities EiII d anything that is 70 K
accomplished IL this word 10 talent,
10 circgm.stznces. 10 opportunities Tili
make : n.zu Success IL life Tit1O1i
the application q the virtue q Thrift
Nov cones the formal request 70
set aside regular day for national
and gtzteEide reflection On TIE zc-
ysntzges and desirsbility d Thrift The
International Congress 'or Thrift
meeting IL san Francisco. calls upon
President WIlson and the governors q
the states u designate day. The Sun
day beiore Labor Day, each year 20
Thrift Dzy. Lzbor organizations Of
the country are Egpporting the move
ment
This e. worthy idea The propa-
gation Of the virtue Of thrift should be
encouraged whether the day Is form
ally dedicated Or not
Il Was the great Napoleon Who said
The truest wisdom in general is a
resolute determination"
II this resolu,e determination IS
adopted By the majority Of men and
women In this world, the resOlute de-
termination 70 make every day prof
tably tell for itself, TO show By the
constant application Of thrift that We
are making practical use Of our ener-
gies the world will become better
and a more congenisl abiding place.
There viii be fewer inmates in chari-
table Institutions, there will be fewer
applications for aims, there will be less
poverty and more happiness in this
world.
The wise and active conquer diff
cultleg for the simple reason that they
do not seek 10 avoid them, but meet
and fight them fairly. Toll, think, feel
and hope. It Is sure way to win the
battle Of life.
The organized movement to spread
the gospel Of thrift throughout the
United States has been under way
for two years. National headquarters
are supplemented by branch Offices in
number OF the larger cities Of the
country. Already considerable has
been done in the way Of educating
the too easy-going, as well as the
thOughtless. The personal advantages
Immediately accruing az well as the
sense Of security for the future com
ing through thrift Is emphasized.
The campaign to stimulate popular
interest In thrift comes at a peculiarly
appropriate Commercial Ap-
peal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
ROCKEFELLER HAS CHANGED
SINCE DEATH OF WIFE

Cleveland, O., Aug. 1s.-There Is a
changed master at Forest Hill, the
big estate Of the worlds richest nan.
That's what John y. ROckefeller's
closest friends are saying. after visits
TO the oil kings estate. The old at
tendants know what has caused the
change, they say. 1t is because their
mistress has gone. For the first time,
Rockefeller traps and drives about
the estate without the companionshiD
Of his wife, who died last February.
Most every morning, about 8 o'clock
Rockefeller walks slowly DOWN from
the big house to the lily pond at the
foot Of the long north slope. He
stands for moment watching the
waters and then turns slowly away.
In past years, Rockefeller and his
wife used 10 stroll to the pond, arm
in arm, every morning after breakfast
which was served promptly at Z
o'clock. Attendants tell, too, how the
changed master broke down and crie.l
at his first breakfast at Forest Hill
when he saw the empty chair.
Rockefeller formerly played golf
with keen delight almost every day
He seldom plays now, and when be
does, the old-time swing is not there.
Under every tree near my house
here see d memory picture o. chill
dren playing and merry family
groups" Rockefeller te!s visitors.
Il am happiest here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
Constipation Causes most Ills.

Accumulated waste In your thirty
feet OF bowels causes absorption OF
poisons, tends to produce feyers, up.
sets digestion. You belch gas, fee.
stuffy, irritable, almost cranky. 1t
isn't you-its your condition. Elimi
nate this poisonous waste by taking
one or two of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills tonight. Enjoy full, free
bowel movement in the morning you
feel 50 grateful Get an original
bottle, containing 3G pills, from your
druggist today for 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
4 Medicinal Cnes, for z5c.

II this chest you have an excellent
remedy for TOothache, Bruises,
Sprsins, Stiff Neck, Bsckache, Neu-
ralgia. Rheumatism and for most
emergencies. One PC. bottle o!
Sloan's Liniment does II all-this BE-
cause these ailments are symptoms,
not diseases. and are caused By con
gestion and Inflammation. II you
doubt, ask those who use Sloan's Lint
ment, or better still, buy 25c. bottle
and prove H. All Druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
Candlesticks Of the Temple.

The seven-branched candlesticks
placed in the sanctuary by Moses and
those afterward prepared for the tenn
pie by Solomon were crystal glasses
filled with oil and fixed upon the
branches of the candlestick, while in
private houses the lamps were gener-
ally placed on high stands which rest
ed upon the ground.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
Recommends Champeriarns Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

81 never hesitate to recommend
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy" writes Sol Williams,
merchant, Jesse. Tenn, 81 sell more
Of = than of any other preparations
of like character. have used il my
self ard found it gave me more relief
than anything else / have ever tried
for the same purpose" Obtainable ev-
eryvhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20

Appealing 10 a hyena'g conscience
only proyokeg a ghoullsh grin. Some
thing else more nearly like red hot
iron N needed I'm Mexico.