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positions are easy to
get. My free booklet II. lGi tells
Write toldavtUw III I Las, S'I uon tHon
WASHINGTON. u. G..
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WANTED-Agents.


GEN'rs--Sell guaranteed hosiery 20
per cent profit: make $40 daily. Orders
repeat regularly. Best agents seller
philadelphia. Pa.
SOAP agents; our sanitary skin SOAP
has everything beat for profits: we
protect YOU IN territory. Sample and
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Louis, Me
AGENTS. our specialtics appeal, big
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WE have several openings for cstab-
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virsinia and North Carolina to- to To-
j. X Beard, Richmond
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WE start YOU in business, furnishing
.osyerything; men aud women. $50 to
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TEN specially candy factories" home or
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AGENTS-If ] had your name | could
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100000 sold in last months. Every
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brings liberal proposition and free
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square, New York.
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American Products Co, 1878 American
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Wake Mfg. Co. 80 T. Third Street Gin
cinnati. q.
BIG textile mills will employ every
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Spare or all time, No experience. Per-
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80 /.
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WANTED, employment In or near city
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WE can use . or 3 good lady solicitors
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soon cash and other prizes for new
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la DIES wanted TO do plain ma h!nc
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hON .QiG. RnStnn NAsN
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FIVE bright. capable ladies' to travel.
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G"odrick Drug Co. Dept. Gig. Omaha.
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AN experienced young lady st"nogra-
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YOUNG married man, %. wishes po-
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or travelling: experience. Address l.,
care Postmaster. PoindcXter, Va.
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KEGlSTEtED assistant phnrtnnCisi de-
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age ana have had y years practical cX-
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AT present employed. but desire to max G
IA change. hest OF reasons for making
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Dispatch.
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YOUNG lady. now employed. wishes n
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Times Dispatch.
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YOUNG man. with experience in operat :
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REGlSTERED pharmacist wants posI.
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references as to honesty. sobriety and
integrity. Address l.. care Times Dis
patch.
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YOUNG man. rapid typewriter operator
ana Office assistant acquainted with
I Ming system and advertising: have
own machine now employed by large
| mar! order house. desires change. Adj
dress i. .. BOX 6l2, city.
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/ EXPERIENCED young lady desires po-
/ Sition as stenographcr with clerical
work in drug store. Excellent refer
! encas. Small salary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-02-12
CHAPTER II.

Sally clambered lightly over the
fence and started on the last stage Of
her journey, the climb across the
young corn rows. 1t was a field stood
on end, and the hoed ground was I'm.
even; but with no seeming of weari-
ness her red dress flashed steadfastly
across the green spears, and her ~o'ce
was raised to shout: Hello, Sar ~"
The young man looked up and we'd
languid greeting. He did not remove
his hat or descend from his place of
rest and Sally who expected no such
attention, came smilingly on. Samson
was her hero. Slow of utterance and
diffident with the stranger, words now
came fast and fuently as she told her
story of the man who lay hurt at the
foot Of the rock.
Hit haint long now tell shutdown"
she urged. Hurry, Samson, an git
ycre mule. I've done give him nv
promise ter fotch ye right straight
back"
Samson took off his hat. and tossed
the heavy lock upward from his fore.
head. His brow wrinkled with doubts.
What sort of lookin' Teller air he?"
While Sally sketched a description,
the young mans doubt grew graver.
This hain't no fit time ter be takin'
in folks what we hain't acquainted
with" he objected In the mountains
any time is the time to take in styang,
ers unless there are secrets to be
guarded from outside eyes.
Why hain't it," demanded the girl.
Hes hurt. We KANT leave him layin
thar, kin WEI"
Suddenly her eyes caught sight Of.
the rife leaning near by, and straight.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-02-12

frst time, let her eyes drop, while she
sat nursing her knees. Finally she
glanced up and asked witt pluCked-up
courage:
stranger what mout yore name
be-"
'Lescott-George Lescott."
How'd We git hurt?"
He shook his head.
Il was painting-up there" he said:
land | guess | got too absorbed Ia the
work. | stepped backward to ,ooN 1T
the canvas and forgot where Me 3ge
was. | stepped too far"
The man rose to his feet, r.il re got-
tered and reeled against the wal
ragged stone The blow on his h I
had left him faint and dizzy. lie sat
down again.
I'm afraid" he ruefully 9dmttt@7,
that I'm not quite ready Tor dsacra 3
from your hospital"
"YOu jest set where ynr at
girl rose and pointed up .. 70
side. I'll light out a.r.a> l..
fotch Samson an his male"
who and where = na".
inquired He realized al e -.
ton ii tie valley would ,D.~f. -h."..-
en- into darkness, and thu Z. -...
cut, unSutded, would Boo. r,,s.
sible, 1T sounds like tGa i a
strong man"
81 means Samson South, on
lightened, as though further .sr~'O-
ton Of one so celebrated HcuId be re-
dundant. Hes over thar beat turee-
quarters"
"Ihree-quarters Of a mile"
She nodded. What else could three
quarters mean?
How long will it take your" he
asked.
She deliberated. "Samsons noein'
corn in the fur hill field He'll hev
ter COtCh his mule. Hit mout tex a
half-hour."
You cant do it in a half-hour, car
you?"
I'll jest take my foot in my hand,
an light out" She turned, and with
nod was gone.
At last she came to point where
a clearing rose on the mountainside
above her. The forest blanket was
stripped off to make way for a fenced
in and Crafty fitting field of young
corn. High up and beyond, close to
the bald shoulders of sandstone which
threw themselves against the sky, was
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-02-12

the figure of man. AS the girl halted
at the foot of the field, at, last, painting
from her exertions, he was sitting on
the rail fence, looking absently down
on the outstretched panorama below
him.
Samson South was not, strictly
speaking, a man. His age was per-
haDs twenty. He sat loose-jointed and
indolent On the top rail of the fence.
his hands hanging over his Knees, his
hoe forgotten. Near by, propDed
against the rails, rested repeating
rifle, though the people would have
told you that the truce in the South
HOLMAN war had been unbroken for
two years, and that no clansman need
in these halcyon days go armed afield.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-02-12

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"a ,,v ro..,. Nh'
....... o'
49,. AV
mi NJ, .,, Wa
oroo,,oa f. @d
odd,l in ,.?edieo,sr "na,.:
49, &c '''D Hh'
Someuhat reos.,,rod .ho
bc~. ..,oir ~ bou 49,.
,Thio }oro r,,nrt,aa I.,,. aag
,or,,, ~ him con,.on - nh.
80 ,na,ra +or w. ,aora ,:,, s"S III
,oan uo,s ro,1 r,n, q:
-rhito chin ord how. 80 ~
bis nocl,or, bo roir+o nio.S
Tho hov,o fooo bod hoon
with oontonn+ &c +ho dooa. 10y u
vo,cad h,t Of tho Loot ,ars ~
oomo - L;a o,a, 49, ~ ~
o1nost hroo+bIos.1y. p
"poirto niotohorso 11ou. l.
+bo+9n ~ =" y
~ COON ,om He WOO roina.
r.bon bo fou o4tor +ho uoo,- ~
his arm 1t,e ehore oo hoortifn' y,
cbo brol,o off +boc odaoa r,,n =
don nool IF larebtor~"os or n,., sn'
Tho voung man eli,nod anm
Tho fonoo ond rooohad \
Tho hoo bo loft wboro q .toa, !
qu oft tho nag" No aU1.
brief,v and sv,,ng off without y
narlev touord tho o,,r,ira
emoke that morLad . ooh;r
~ milo bo1ou Ton n,;n,.
his hare feet SWING apainvt a,
If q gray mule and his riao i,
anced across the unsaddIod vi,
Sally sat mountain fashion
him, facing straight to the side
So they came along the creel
and into the sight of the man
still sat propped against the
rock. AS Lescott looked I'D he 4
the case of his watch and MT i y
into his pocket with smile.
"Snappy work, that" he calla
Just thirty-three minutes tn
believe it could be done.
Samson's face was maskliks
as he surveyed the foreigner, out
ingrained dictates of the courIe
hospitable code kept out of his
a CLEAN of scorn for this frail
Der of a sex which should be sts
"Howdv ." he said Then he u
susniciouslv. "What mout var
ness he in these narts strangoI
Ieecott oovo +bo Odvcsor ~ biII y
dnrines sinco ho bod rontod
81 uivon ord r;ddon +I,,o,,nh ~,
trv clo+obiro - t,,, ,.saas
cd and s1oonjrg whorovor ho e.
hosni+o hIo noof - 49, 10 y
ovoniro y
"yo oo,ro fron ouou - r.
chin on rho Lan aosno, 49,
with snddon hordoninn 80 +ha
ord uhon ~ raa ms,, ~ =
cworod bia nIoc oontnn ,', tll, ond !. y
coorcb;,nI,, in+o no $1,000, y
"1vhano,S NV NV 0 100 49, 9;at., h
pod pin troI1n,on,, houco 4
mouth of Droo+inr L. for,,. 4, q
know tho nIoco25
Cor,so,,o no,,,,. u,oa o,,u. "
81 1rrovs bit ~, rinht" =
Tboro ,,o. - a.,o,., ~,
rothor IN au.,,r.oud onn"a -,
mind hscor nioofra +cro+bor n y
mon+o of oonvorco+ion bS bod NH
rntil no had ossomhTod eort Of 4,
tal iigeaw D,,1aIo
Tba cor+h Iya1Iuon so,,a nod V
mon+ionod bv tbo uoro ta,Dotiuk &,
bic irforn,ons ord oonoe,,r,,. .,hkl.
NV otborono+oblo on,ong tben ~
host NJ Ios4 nt,ht u aou, do urs II =
him tbot 30 r,ns onoaa aG" tho H.
DOW ond onnfrn 90 NO 100 gnskps
q Holman f. asR tho hosnitolity 8
South n.
81 didn,t know rboso ,oueo Il n
ho bos+anod - ovnlntn "rDti, + ,
honinb+od ona o.,.aa sn.todn,no Ill.,,
nrnra r,orr T $3.50 4 20 ~ noTsr IL
thnn, hofora fu stroncor !,
ahon+sn "
g. .,,.,, re.ho oyaE a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
A BABY ELK
CAPTURED THE
CONVENTION
JOAN WSTE..a NICHOLS o.
GEo1O7E RECEIVES GREET
isGs o. GRAND LODGE OFFI-
GERS.

And : 1.-the c5-lt sail lead t.sz-
JOIN W1-.e-s- S.c1o-s. little so- Of
NJ and Ms Jo.1 = Nichols Of
Ar5-o-s. drew ne s-re1rOn O. the
EEs :. national conTsn-lon - Los
Angeles ysstertzy evs1iIg The coa-
Te1tion Ess introduced % the Ard
more baby ~ ne youngest TX z
America Business vas suspended
20 completely ID the child take The
convention b. storm The child vas
greeted b. III grs1d lodge othcers
while badges were being pinned upon
hin. and g the child was smiling The
newspaper photographer were busy
making pictures 4 the scene.
Cod bless that smile" was ne
remark 0. II. grand exalted ruler
Nr. ana Mrs. Nichols are visiting
Los Angeles dung the Elks conyen-
ton ard viii 20 rom there To san
Francisco. Mr. Nichols iE an enrau-
slas.lc Tx and has been 4 proni-
De1t factor in me growth Of the ords,
Ia tbs city
= news d.s.z-ca dated Los An
ge.es. says Of the meeting:
Baltimore won the 1916 Elks con
yent.ou By so 70 2je TO- Atlanta
The grand lodge opened its ses-
sion here Tuesday with the election
Of officers. q mere iormslity which
installed James r. = cholson Of
Massachusetts a. grand exalted ruler
Ol.7er c. Blac1. Oklahoma City, was
elected grand nner guard.
The Benevolent and Protective Or
der Of EIks f. in a foUrishing con
dition both as 10 finances and mem
bership, accord ny 10 reports sub
mit,ed Tuesday.
Fred c. Robinson. grand secretary
Charles A. White, grand treasurer;
the board Of grand trustees and the
committee on auditing made their re-
ports"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
EsoLLsos HOPE

WIN re azr 'r1u re air .s tle
Eag.a sg1a1 AZ tae situation f..
yle4ea from ,-s cs,zace u szems
aa. England aas outlined 2 pan FOR
dg.1g zone effective a0-s agz.1st
Germany and il, - caa carry out its
plan g.ctory ail rest a,ta TIE Eng
Ii.a -lt.-1 q tea months.
That neither side ran oe EaiDpe1
a. long ~ armies are ..DD.lee aita
food ,.yta.1g end n.1.'.ols. .s On
opinion dat cos5uess pregzla
Tie plan 70 ai1 the t.ce u battle
from the ar ls ~ manufacture aero
plane 90 such 11m5ers taat they ran
pas ~ German territory and back
ike ants going 70 and from their nest
Aeroy.a1es going alta explosive. and
coming empty One effort viii BE- 20
thraa ~ many explosive On the
Krupp gun works that they viH be
destroyed There are fifteen ridge
spanning the Rhine These bridges are
uged for military trains IN carrying
supplles ~ the German army fighting
3n France. One military train crosses
one of these bridges every ten min
uteg Within q hours the English
estimate that as many az ZlG0 trains
pass over these bridges carrying eX-
ploflyes, food. clothing medicines, etc.
20 the German soldiers. Destroy these
bridges. say the English air experts,
and the German fighting IN France
must cease. That these bridges can
be destroyed by missiles thrown from
the air is the belief Of these people.
n this plan is adopted and executed,
It viii mean that the English will
build ten thousand air vessels that
will each have capacity Of 400
pounds Of explosives and these air
ships will Gll the heavens as they
pass 10 and fro from the seat Of war
TO the source Of supply Of munitions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
Maintenance Of Solar Heat.

Discussing this well-worn subject In
the Complies rendus, NJ. A. Veronnet at
tempts TO calculate the time the suns
ACTIVITY could be maintained by
% chemical action, (2) intra-atomic
energy ,radium), and 90 the work OF
gravitational contraction. For the first
he gets 1000 years, for the second
only 10 years. while for the third he
finds that gravitational contraction.
according to the well-known theory OF
Helmholtz. would account for several
millions OF years Of solar heat, as de-
manded by the geological record. The
fall Of meteorites into the sun could
account. at most. for only the four
hundredth part Of the suns heat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15

-orad tro-o TIE lzTs s-d = t-oss DAYS
~ I.rge-ee q tAs p-sze-s- vas II
~ t.e ,os: po.s-t farce Il ciTL-lz-
-i,- os-s.5s d re i-1-s-cs q :-s
-9t.sr z re cabin 1oz@ T-os= were
-zys. 10. v5s. TIE csToclo1 q ne
--.--s--y vas tested. al g, t-1 -ot tzL
- meet t1s demands required q IL
Ts-1ggt sz-zrsss. w.-1C-t 5Ccsss q
.r9-s.l9. t.oas ezrly Szy preachers
rz.ser-e Ken zrd Eo-s- 1rt=r ne
s-sse q t-s oaks srd talked q t.s
r.syzl % --e- T1s log caUrc1 eg--
olrs1 u.-a TIE e5uezrlo-zi vork
sy-z-g ~ z-d ss beg-@sr q tae log
,-1re- z-1 q -1s teTot.o- q Ire esE-
gy-1zy minister. t1e co-1--y 1zs totsy
.1s -s-cs,-e c1l-c1 eoi1cs AID =
lsr abiding ard Gootszr-g citize1-
sip Ing live TIE lar1e-oe O. TIE
clo1ezr pr=zc1e--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
Umck aloabo.

II isn't the name Of a new Pullman
car, a new brand OF pickles. or a new
puzzle, but the name stands for the
story OF the properties Of plant which
is known by the name Of umckaloabo
and which grows in Liberia. the col
ony OF free negroes started years ago
by United States philanthropists in
connection with their slavery work. A
man claiming to be ships doctor eI-
plotted the merits Of a vegetable rem
edy which he said he had discovered
from this plant while practicing in
Liberia. and he brought suit against
the British Medical association for IL
bel because OF what was contained in
pamphlet entitled Secret Remedies
and What They Contain" The remedy
In which he was interested was adyer.
tised az a sure cure for consumption.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
SPORTS AND PESTIMES
OF MEXICO PLEASING

Fort Worth, TEX, April 5, 1916
j. 5. Mylntyr-. proprietor Majestic
Theatre, Ardmore Okla..-This will
introduce Mr. !. ". Harrison, who
owns and controls the state Of Okla.
homa FOR Sports and Pagtimes Of
Mexico"
This is without doubt the best
feature attraction in moving pictures
that has ever been brought to Fort
Worth, playing my house a solid
week and doing capacity business II
is very high class and educational
Takes you thirty days trip through
the republic Of Mexico There are
thirty different features ln,'his three
reels, all Of which are in frst-class
condition You see actual battle
scenes from the fields Of battle The
Inauguration Of President Madero. the
city Of Mexico beautifully decorated
steeplechasing. training fighting bulls;
orphan boy drill alone are worth the
price Of admission
II you book NJ. Harrison's attrac
ton am sure that you will be
pleased. His front display is beau.
uful and his advertising methods can't
be beat Very respectfully
r. A. HEALEY, Healey Theatre
VIII be shown al Majestic theatre
tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15

man in the prison is 81 years Of age
He is serving a life term.
The report indicates that of the
1913 prisoners in the McAlester pen.
itentiary 96S have no religion. Bap-
tist is the faith Of 164, Methodist
66, Catholic 46, Christian 80, Pres
byterian 16. Several other denomi.
nations are represented.
The mothers of 800 OF the prison.
ers are living. Fathers Of 1871 are
living and both parents OF 341 are
alive.
Ability both TO read and write is
claimed by S57 of the prisoners, while
124 claim to be able to read but not
to write. This leaves a considerable
number who can neither read nor
write
That they are not strangers to
drink is admitted by $50, while S11
confess that they smoke when oppor-
tunity offers and S21 chew tobacco
when they have t.
The report OF DR.. &C. Shaw. ply
sician Of the prison. shows that sani.
tary conditions are good and that the
health Of the prisoners is being main
tained fairly well. There are many
inmates with tuberculosis and the
improvement Of these is slow. A tu-
berculosis ward Is being arranged on
the fourth floor OF the new hospital
building and the practice of isolating
tubercular patients from the other
prisoners Is being followed closely for
the protection OF the unaffected.
Cost Of Maintenance s21e, ,eso21.
The report shows that maintenance
OF the penitentiary for the biennial
period cost s21s, s,9sO.21.
The report Of the penitentiary is
very complete and contains data that
is valuable in sociological work. War
den Dick is one OF the very progress
i've men at the head OF state prisons
and studies the health and moral con.
dition of his charges with the OBJ
ject of making them useful citizens
against the time of their release. He
believes that the Oklahoma peniten-
tiary is worthy example Of success
full conduct of 4 prison when the
ends of justice and reform are con.
sidered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
Demonstrated.

The very young minister, on trie!
for his first charge, was well satisfied
with his sample sermon. Fully ex-
pecting a compliment. he asked one
Of the elders for a criticism. The old
gentleman replied that they wis gey
fine words, but bit heady for COM
mon foulk" The young man disagreed
volubly, whereupon the elder proceed
ed TO justify his opinion. "Ye told us
at the laist to draw an Inference ye
ken See at this moo. Aw, Sandy"
beckoning to an old fellow member
over the way Sandy, div ye think
ye could draw an inference the day."
Sandy gnawed his finger a full minute
in silence Then, "Aweel,' he sub
mitted cautiously, Il ANNA sac strang
as | wis syne. but II it wisna the Saw
bath, hae a pair o steers out yan
that can fair draw the weight o the
meetin 'house!"