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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
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9inOfrnng.
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CELEBRITY lcst 3cnanif ab fiji
Snnlac.

SS1 einem abge9ebenen 9eridt,
ben M. S. Staffor0, Elm mpblbcfannr
ter gilnppbner bon @elt 2ibertp. Su.,
obgegcbe1, erflart oerielbe, bab CT
lallgere 3eit an Magenleisen uno
l1nperoaulidlfeit gelitte11, ms ct
ourd ben @ebraltdp bon Sa1lac :piez
Ser bergeltellt porDen lit, 10 oa5 er
cine meitere 6laid)e fal1fte. St lit
Idngere 3eit, 10 baB er Madlts nidt
idylafen %fon11te, neil inn sic Gerba',s
ung feblte, 10 BOB Oie geabrungsmit=
tel inn Mage1t eil1en 8erpei ungsniro-
5eb ol1rdmabtel1, %a1ltatt Ben norna-
len Gro5eb burd5lmad)en. 5ier=
ourdl e~ntltan6en @aie l1n0 nerllrl ad)<
ten ibnl grpbe ll11amnebnllidfeit. gr
iaete:
yIanIoc bi1ft mir. Sd babe nllr
cine 6loide eingellomnlel1 ulo fanee
NIT Ser 5lpeiten an. SSdl lit on linz
perooulihfcit, meld)e ourh einer1 u1-
reael1nabigen Maeen5ultano perur=
iud)t 1pltroe. Mein Sd1laf mar I'M.
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,oaB ih a1lgenebm rltten fam. Nlls
oiclem @runoe enlpfeble id altfridtig
Sanluc 1no forbere Die 2eiOenoen
alf, basielbe 5l1 g%ebrand}en."
Sanlac, Sic Meiiter=M e0i5tn, miro
in groBen Mengen perfmtft III Sdle=
gels Mpotbefc, 220 meltlidle 2. Str,
3apenport, oe1n bielelbe hat NUMBER
bare Meillltate er5ielt. 5anlac lit ell,
Mfittel gegen Mbellnatismlts, SD
tarrbleioen, Maqen, 2eber, @erlto-
pflng, Sdlafloiiafeit, Mppetitloiig=
felt uno lit Elm &einiger 0es @orper=
Spltems. Qln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
&neblins Murbfaa bcepnneu.

Fgor Midter 81. g. Barrier bat &c.
fn Radp1littag nm 5lbei llDr Die
|rbanoln1g 9egen Carl &ueblir1g,
klder 0es Weor6es i'm Ell ten @raoe
engefla9t lit, I'M Scott @onntp 81
|triftsgeridt begonmcn. Ser Nnge<
fIagte lit belhuloiet, am 9eadrnittag
s "a. Mpril leine Sralt ermoroet
II baben. Ser geltrige Nadmittag
bnrbe NIT Ser Griifl1ng bon @eidJmo=
e,le,l 5laebradt. &uebling lit Ourd)
Mnipalt &c. 9. Gin nnb g. 81. Singer
ocrtretelt, mabrer1b Die Mnflagebebor=
Be bllrd @olmtpanapalt 9enrp s. Sc
PENS unb @iilfs=G m1ntpamalt Realfi
Dttelen pertretet lit. Die Gerban0.
ltng miro nabriheimlid) oieie garl5e
Wpde in gniprllb nebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
Bert Sn,naipn idJn1lbig.
Mir6 bel1te Moreen I'm 1ieull l1b
StrofmaB %erfabren.

geltcsrrn Nadmittag Inn orei nbr
.bradte cine sSsl1rp nud mebrltilnoiger
geratbnng eittelt 5tu1oiglprl1d in
bent San gegen 8ert Satmaion, apel.
der Ser Gerlhleppung bon 6lorence
9fpm BON Nrincebilc, Su., nub 9a=
benport 3ll 11nn1oraliihen 3meden an=
geflagt mar, eitt. SUNNI io1t miro
beute Morgen Inn 1eu11 l1br BON 8nlt-
0esridyter Warttn S. @aoe~ perl,r'
tbeilt 4perben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
t1nbeieentbnmg : 11ebertrasltneen

IS. g. @boenir 11no Sralt an Sobn
|lanot, @ot 90, Mlod 2, @eltbolme
lOitio1t.s 5000.
@iniam Soerid nno 5ralt OH S.
OATS, 0itlid5e 100 SUB Don 9ot 3,
bd ID, Torrplt & 3iuon's 2. $40
Hon.
|I6ranf Grl,ebl an Matbilou Sid,
|bts IA u11b Is IN Ylat bon Gruebl'S
Ire 2ots.
s@iniam 5pengler uno Trou an
20 5pengler, 2ots H. 10, 20, 81,
3, 90, "a nno 25 @lod 3, gamp
r@lennn Dinner.
See g. Seal6 l1nb Bralt an @li5u=
db Safer, Got /, 8lod /, Tern6ale
(bbition, 1876.
|iGoiepb @opolfa rtr6 Srait a,1 Ha1ts
HE CROP, Morobalfte bon 2ot 1, 81.
Z Iulton's Sl1tlpts. $4,000.
M. 8. Colbert an S. IS. 8ette1r-
|rf, SMtlot 9. 8ettenoorf Smprope<
Iei1t gomponp |. aooition. ST.
81. TX.
gmma s.. arl1el l,n6 @atte an SEQ
!. 6ealo, 2ot /, 8lod |, 6ernoole
EDITION. $685..
9eter S. Sobanlen 1l1u0 8rou an
ionn ans Sainois Railtpap Cont
anu, Gbeil ser liooitlifen 8iertel<
iftion z, 8lealatt @allep gomnlbip.
500.
@iliom 5pe,rgler uno Ssral1 an
Hos. e. Spengler, @e1tbalfte bon
sots IL u1to 90, g. 6. St. Mitdens
.ub6iniiion.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
e6mlratbs= gibnng.

sSrl Ser geltern MadNnlttag ob9e'
|baltenen reaelnlabiacn Mhnnatsper.
lammlung 0es Ianenpprt Sdl1lratbs
nnltcr Gprlib bon Sdn1lratbsprali0en.
|Ir. 8. 81. Cabins muroen cine Meibt
mebr oocr milroer Did)tiger @eidaft(
erleoigt.
Sic Sroge ser Gcrlid)erl,lu ser Sc
bGlloe Oes Sdnnlraths aegell Ieuer.
pcrluite mlroe al1f bic nddlte Situ11q
ncridoben. 9efanntlid lilo sic Ser.
iiderungsraten lnfolge eires fiir5lid
III Strait getretenen llellel1 Staatsge.
iebes erbeblih gel tei9ert moroen. Ier
friibcre Sdulratbsproiioent IS. ct
@eir erldien Dor Dem Sdp1lratb llr1b
iebte bie M%ngelegenbeit bonn Stano-
pl,nft Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus.
chamber.
Sn ser Gierce Sdl1Ic bleiben tag.
lid 5lpild1en so ltno Is &in0er iiber
Mittag lnlo brilrgen 1id oas Mittag=
ellen NIT. BUR Mllfiidt bieier Sinner
miro cine 2ebrerin allgeltellt meroen.
oie Oafiir moratlid So mcbr erbalten
miro.
Ser l1niperiitp grtenlion 5ocietp
ml1roe Der lrl1e11tgeltlid)e @ebral1d) Ser
9ll1la ser 6odldlle fir bie inter if
rem Il1ipi5ien ltattfinbenoen Gortrage
sur Gcrfilgnng geltelt.
Sic Sonitprs in lolhen Sdu1Ie11, i'll
oenen lih a%inoergarten befinoen, er=
balten auf 8eid)lub einen 3uidnlb
Don $3.50 n1pnatlid) fir oas 6eini=
gen Ser MISUNDERSTANDING
SSn ser Holf Sdp1lc - geo. 10 -
1ino sic beibel1 Mleitullgs : @au1e=
robren fir 0ie beioen &eliel al,sae.
.bran1t, io0ab nelle &Dibren beltelt
mltroen.
Sn Dem Sollofertigfcits =&al1m Ser
811danm Sdl1le - SEQ. ID - miro
al1f 8eld)lrB eleftrii6es 9i6t inltal=
lirt merDen.
1os Sous oes Sa11itors Ser Iolt
.5dulle miro einen 5en1entenen 6uB=
.bpben erbalten.
@icr Sem sdnIoiitrift %seborenoe
'@eb4lloe miilien NIT @nsbabl1en al1=
BerbaIb Ser gebGltbe i'm ginflanq
NIT oen ltoatliden 6euerldrbn1aBre.
geln bon @ebaloen imerbalb bes
6eneroiitriftes ncrleben merben.
0as niebriglte Mngebot fir bie Sn.
ltalirung zines 8acltl1n &eir1igungs.
|Sp1tems mar bon 9err1 Nebergan
gum @etrage bon 1884 eingelaufen
Ser &p1traft loa %De1nnad)lt pcrgebet
per6en.
Ser Illrniaol Ser @odidyule muir.
Sc ben1 2eno=o-&nnb Club fir bie
Montng unb Mittpo6 Mbenbe fin
Sic 3eitoouer ser Menoldule iiber'
%lalien.
Scr @ontraft gum 8ou boz
5dmieben in Ser neuen @erperbe
|ihule murbe ser @utffolo 6orge Conn
|panp als Ser nie0rigiten @ietertn mi
.$tO75 5ugelprohen.
Sn ser Mbenoidpulc, melde eelterr
Mbeno in Ser 6o6idule Mgonner
|bat, 6aben ii1 $50 Ibeilnebmer &c
meloet. @s mer0en berlhieoene 2ebr
fGder bon 12 2ebrfrdften inter Sci
tung zines 4rin5ipals gelebrt.
gnbes September 0ieies Sabres BE
trug bie ShIler5abl in bel1 0ffentli
den Sdpulen ser Stabt 200 m1ebr all
our gleidcn 4eriooe oes @%oriabres.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
Grlalt $500 sda6enerlat.

Scr Sal Don &orlo Stilimoic, Sc
Observation-Disclosures ser Nadlalie1=
ld)aft bon gntplli Stilinopic, gegel1
Bic @alib Contraction Company ouf
$4,000 ShaOeneriab apegen bes 90
|oes bon Mntoni Stilinonic 1pl,rbe ge=
|itern Madn1ittag Dllrd Oie l1nter5ei6=
|l,lllig eircs @ergleif)s 5um 8etrage
bon $1,000 ieitelts Der beiben 4ortei=
Ell nlb oes praiibirenben Ridters S.
50. 2etts beigelegt. Ser &laeer MOI
|bl,rth sic Mmpalte Side uno 5idc l1nb
ole beflagte @eiellihaft bllrh Bic M11'
iudlte glp lnlo @llib pertreten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
SpdJ5citsslpdcn
@elID San q ri a M.

IellD SQ u fl1Q m.
6rqnleiu Margaretb aellp, cine
Io1ter bon Srau Glen ae1p bon SEQ.
1924 @clt 4. 5traBe, miro am 9on=
nerstag Morgen in Ser ct. Morp's
Stride ourd Hfarrer S. g. Rpan nit
@errn 2operl1e Soiepb 8an Mrnam1
BON Davenport getralt merben. Mls
Gral15eug@ meroen 6ral1lein Hoie
&elD nnb 6err @iliam aclln fur=
airen. 9os Haur miro no6 Ser
Irolul11g cine @o65eitsreile antreter1
nno nad &iiffe6r oerlelben iein Spim
in geo. 1924 @eit a. StraBe oufid)la=
gen, no es nod Sem Is. Nope1nber
gelu6e .empfnngen miro. Serr 8an
Mrnam lit Zimmerman bon 8erui
l1no als iolder i'll Serrn s. IS. Set
tenborf's nelem 9eint angelteQt.
@eqnette Sicbers.
Sr4llein 9eGa @eqnette, 5odtel
bon @errn uno Irol1 I6omos Ne:
Qllette bon Iapenport, lullroe on
5omabeno gl6enO i'm Seine boz
|6errn nnb 6ralt so. 9ei11 bon geo
1920 &iplcD StraBe burd Gaitol
)Garl Soltermum bon Ser beutld)
lutberiiden 3ionsgempinoe nit Serr1
8alter $. Siepers bon Davenport
einem gobne BON Nral1 Mnrie Sic
bers bon Gbicago, bie lid 5llr 3eit in
Seine ibrer Iod)ter, 6rmt gb. 9ein
81 9eilld mlfbalt, getrallt. Ira1,
5eugen maren @err u11b Irol gb
gein. SEER u11b 6rou Siepers bobe1
lid bauslid in SEQ. .632 Melt s
5traBe ei%ngerid)tet. SEER Siepers Il
III Der Grocery bon @arrp Gcbber boz
Der s. lnD Gaines 5traBe olgeltea1
.r~~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
QnnAnnar R11t4ar n

- Qpnopner BlGtt.er mel<
Sen cine @eri4tsperbunolung, in Der
Sic eleaante @attin zines DHi5iers
berurteilt purbe, lpeil lie Die ibr
pom 9taate 5ugenieienen 5ummen
gang einfa9 bertrunt. Ser Hi9ter
ielbit be5ei9nete ben Sal uls eineu
u0fientli9en @tonool". Sn Der on<
oeren 8erbanolung er5dblten bic uls
3eugen borgelaoenen S9uBleute, lie
bdtten in elmer @trabe Der 8oritabt
iamtli@e 5rauen betruaten ansetrofz
fen.
Gus Der plaffenburg
in &ulmba@ in Bapern parsu auf
nod ,1naufgetldrte Weiie 5tpei franz
5Diiide Sfft31ere enttommen, tonnten
aber nod tnnerbalb oes @taotbe3irtS
feltgenommen !peroen. Der nit ibrem
transport betrauts poli5eifergeant
JfGoel batte 0ie Tlii6tlinge taum auf
Der Burg abgeliefert, als er pl0Bli9
tot 5ulammenbra9. Sin &er5lalog
bate pobl infylge Ser bur9gema6ten
Mafreguns Dem 2e5en bes 8eamten
Elm gnDe gema6t.
Gin Julei9er Mirt
iiberionbte benz Telbmor19al 9inz
oenburg, UNI ibm feline gren5enloie
9ere1rung gu be3sisen, bas 8eits
unb gbelite, mos er rur bdtte, uls
gei6ent. @r berpadte euten ungas
ttiGen alten Rotnei1l, cuff 6la59en
ge3ogen, in cine ai1te, bic er benz
oelltf4en Seerflbrer 5ugeben lieb.
Ser Mein 1tommt aus ben Weinber=
gen Der Sebenburger 3idpf4en 9err=
fGnft, wurbe 1900 bon benz Mirtt
lelbft gelelen un6 fiinf5s6n Sabre bin=
bur9 forgfdltig bebarDelt.
Der beui de Blunbes=
rat bat ben @rlub zines @9la9tper:
botes fir trdbtige aibe unb @auer
bei9loffen. 9ie 99lo9tung trG9ti
gen 0iebs tellt einen Mibbrau9 bar
Der i'm S1tereffe Der Mufau9t uni
bamit Der 5leif4beriDrsung f9on lei
langem bon ia6berftdnbiger Set
betGmpft iporben 1T. @leid5eitig ia
Der 8unbesrut Die lonbesregierun
gen ermG@tigt, mod neitere S9la9t
berbote fir 8ieb gu erla{fen. Mu
@4la4tbieb, bas ous benz Muslanl
eingefubrt pirb, finbet bic 8erprb
aung feline 4%npenbung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

Ss1t Ser porgeltern geod)mittag
abgeboltenen Gerinnmlung bes
MISREPRESENTATION GentroIt Ser
ems ml1r0en @orbereitul1gel1 fir Sic
am Samstag Mbenb, Sen 6. Nopem=
Der, IN ser Morbpelt=1 Davenport
Iurlbaae itattfinoenoc groBe llnter=
l.baltlng gum 9elten bes gentrol-Wer=
ems getroffen l11D bie gintrittsfar=
ten inter sic Ielegaten Ser perjd)ie=
6encn Gereine pertbeilt. Mnbere mid)=
tige @eldafte lagen ridt Dor.
- Werfunts Sransfer & 5toruge
So. Selepbon 855. Mn3,)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
Gomor6 81. a }.

gbmar0 q. &ron5, ELM ginmobner
BON 9aperport lett 45 Sabre1, lit aln
Moraen in leinem Seine III
SEQ. 1902 Modingbam Moao nab
fllr5em &ranfenlager g%cltor6en. Ser
gcritorbene puroe om II. Mai 1862
III 0eutldla10 geeoren. ST miro
iiberlebt bon Ser @ittme, 6rau MarD
&ron5, 1lnb Sen ~folgen0en &inoerr:
6ronf &rorr5 bon Chicago. fSrou gm=
ma @erron bon Mod Ssslonb, SRI.
Mnna @.en5 bon Georia, SRI. 6rie0a
&ran5 oon California mo Sen fol-
aenoen Stieffinoern: sSral1 Momie
Sbepporo bon @iaiitol1, g. 8, Sri.
gean glrf, George @rlrf; elmer gnfel=
tod)ter, Tralt Gioim SSrtpi11, ur1o Ell
1em gnfellobn Sarrn.
Die 8eeroigll,1g finoet bel,tc Madl-
mittag I'M 5iuei l1br BON Mllage's
Observation-Disclosures aus oltI
0em 1ta0tiiden 6rieobof itott.
Srdlt -. NC. - q II 1tD e RS.
SSn i6rem @eim in Mo. 119 @ei1
16. StraBe tit Ae1tern Moraen 5ral
|Sarab Marp Snunoers, @ittme Dec
Derftorbenen 81. Ibomns s. Sullt.
bers, nad llanaerem &ranfenlagel
%acitorben. Die geritorbenc mar lei,
iiber 60 Sahren IN Iapenport mi.
iailig. SIR I'M Satire 1897 p%eritor.
bel1er @otte NOR elmer Der crltsr
Mer5te Ser 3rei 5tdote llnb ond Ell
ner Ser @rii11ber ser gcctt Count
Mteoical goeietp. 9ie 1rnur,lg 6eE
Gaores forl0 inn Sabre 1857 III oe1
frilberen Irinitn Stride ltott. 81,
8erltorbene mirS bon einem Sobn;
iiberlebt. Die 3eit Ser itrift pripotel
geeroigling miro ipdter befanllt 1ear
ben mcroen. 1ie 6amilie erilld)t
feline 8lllmen .5ll i%iberienoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
Mnaefaen fur
arbeitspldte, 8erfaufe, 8erlute,
@nhtmtfnfff efr

in bie1er Mubrif perben fir eineu Sag
big gu elmer @o6e GIT Ben nadfolgen>
Den Staten in1erirt: Bis 51 bier 8eilen
ODER 0eren Marm SOC. iber bier nnb
biz at abt SeiIen $1.OO. Seine Mn1
5eige miro fir ipeniger ais Soc nnges
nomr1en.
Sir @telenseiu9e miro Bel ein< bia
ie9smaliger Sniertion 25c bere6net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
Qpfoler @etterberid)t.
ii. Oft.

An IabCnp0T tt, II. Stf.
rdidnitts : 8arometeritan0 1890
Flirhldmitts : Gemperatur . 63
odItn Ge11peratllr lbellte "
|ieorigite 1emperatl1r lebtc Nad)t "a
|ornlale Iemperatl1r fir
Sabre 50
l,r6idnittlid}e 6eudtiafeit ser
E2nft SO
N eriblag in "a @tlmoen 600
berrihelrbe @inorid)tlnag . 9.
alIerltano I'M Z l1br Morgens 4.5
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12
@eHubnndt.

@ oibington, IL. Oft.
Sainpis: l1nitetie 9ienstag nnb
fiibler in Moroneit; Sdaller 0fitt=
llpod.
lie Soma: l1nltetia ur,o fiibler
Rienstag; better 03ittmod.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

5m %pcrfantcit: @runoitiide; ein
@iertel gaar, galal1s ais leidtc Wiez
tie. @cm lNlfdbig 81 arbeiten, feline
3ablltng p%erlatgt. 1903 Union Ctr.
12,1&t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

3m p%erfaufcn: so Ntfcr Sasrl11, 21h'
Meilen bon 5pei gerlanot=Y Staten III
Scott County. Nles ,lelte @ebdllbe,
@nslidbt, @asofen, beiBes lll1b fultes
8oiier. @ape5i1mmer lnlo Surl,acc I'M
@alrle. 9us 2anb lit nenig pellig.
-9ieler Glat mllB 9clcben pcrben, llnt
lin an5uerfemell. Greis nllr $175
per @cfer. 8e9en ipeiteren gin5elbei@
ten i6reibe mn1 nnter n@. Mt."",
Mbre11e Ser 9empfrat". S,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

@crlanfcn Dber gcitublcn: Sdlparz
seq 9ferb, Subsltutc, cine Meile iiibs
Iid bon 9fem CELEBRITY. .Su1n 2aiulpr,
stpftun, Sa. Sci: 9nb. 122OsD.
9,19St.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-12

i5n permietben: 5 3immer mobNernes
Slat; beibes l1no faItes 8a1er; Bab
etc. 9ampfbei5nng I'M @inter. Na63l1>
fragen in Der Office beg Ser 9emoA
frat"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

, baby. an s'posc she took to the village
ways. f,,t
that after ali. was not Of vital importance
,ha, ,ha,' no. nut ihc next question literally to
o,;n t,nc for the rcadjustmcnt OF hls IDEAS
E&i" EV"r ''IC have heard something Of her history,
them c,... no., ,.oIl
,L.,,,I, af IN Pont Avcn. a lady who
.,,'';1' O'DUE IN there" and he jcrked thumb
,.o, ','s !" HE shoulder toward the hotel stole me
or oiI ,h"nt m fine pair Of 'cm. Mr. Ingcrsoll IS
by way Of bcin' great hand at paihI'l,
int me settled down in this little spot hcarly
nineteen year, ago, and has never lei' IT.
Miss Yvonnc would be a baby then; Dut
she's grown into a damn lInc young Wo!ia, .L;i
sincc-an' she amt the ony one III I'I'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
Sunday MAGAZINE FOR MARCH H. 1919

narish. if I'm any Judge Of pretty women. 1e,1..
aMr. Ingcrsoll lost his wife here. III, J. naS /
Ponies face creased in a frown Of per
,IrxifY aThat isn't wat the lady said, ne
ppvnInGigcd p,JTGi aIcr story was that Mrs. Ingcr-
ehR@'cGJIi .nII dicJ in Paris prob'ly when the baby
,,,s born. Anyhow. no one in Pont Aycn
had cycr sccn her. a, she avcd particular;
Wot that il could ma been any buslnc-@ "i
bcrs. L,,t = woman likes 20 ferret out every
atom Of gossip. an there's bound TO be a l''
Of talk about any girl as good lookin' as MIS-
Ingcr,oll ~ ,.o.,.
Popplc little Ruc;scd-hc never kne"
what a tornado ne let loose by those "o'p,S::
"Dcar mel Dear me! How very curious
gaspcd Raymond.
TO he continued nest SWddy
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21
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New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

,ight Of God, and in the face OF tins com
many. to Join together tins man ana tih'
woman in holy matrmony which Is al
honorable estate If
somehow. somcway, It was at last all
over. The guests were gone, the bride ana
hridcproom were gone Ncelham was re-
turning to his own part OF thc country
rho Mace that had known him ior a little
interesting while knew him no more. ne
bride left her girls home with no backward
glance. And Florence that night sat BESIDE
her whitc-hcadcd father and read TO Eun
till he drowscd in his chair, praying all th2
,chile that she would make a patient reader
through all the intcrminabIc evenings that
were to come.
The next morning she wrote to Robert
Oldcn, who was in the Far West;
II was a glorious wedding dear Bob. Never
IN this world Of sCkcninR moderation have |
seen such JOY. It was Greek. | longcd TO be
a god and to arrest them there IN their perfect
hour and hold them so. 10 cheer heavy World.
Bui they are gone and | am trying 10 bring
order to a house long IN confusion. lhere Is
much to do, and am glad.
DO YOU like it in the West, Something al
WAYS is happening there isn'tif Here nothing
will ever happen again, | think. cannot tell
YOU how curious everything seems 70 me-5o
usual and hopclcssy expected. ind myself
incapable Of imagining any happy surprise
But all that does not keep me from hoping
that happy surprises will come to YOU and that
YOU will yet rejoice in life. DO not blame my lit-
tie sister for what she has done. She was quite
right 10 grasp her glory with both her lovely
hands. Would you have wanted reluctant
kisses No. no. no, no! The thought slckenS
one TO the soull | can see that all Is best as 1t
New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-17

and yet during the pc
riod Of expectancy,
much depends upon
the physical comfort OF
the mother. One Of the
best aids is a remedy
known as Mothers
Friend" Applied over
the muscles, il penc-
trateS to the net work
Of nerves, relieves the
pains Incl ent to
stretching Of cords and
ligaments, makes them
plant, induces daily
comfort, rcStful nights,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-17
THRIFT TALK
" ENCOURcE
THE CHILD
NO MATTER HOW YOUNG WHEN
A CHILD EARNS MONEY, EN-.
COURAGE IT TO PLACE IT IN A
SAVINGS BANK.

Thrift is one OF the corner
stones on which manhood
must be constructed. Hen
ry Ford, OF Detroit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-17
RATHER UNDER BED
WAKES TEXAS GIRL

Santo, June 15.-Miss Zona Johnson,
who is visiting her grandmother Mrs
II. f. Pittman, five miles from here,
had an exciting experience Saturday
night when she wa. awakened at mid
night by a loud buzzing under her
grandmothcr's bed. She called her un-
Gle, Frank Pittman, who lighting a
lamp. found the noise was caused by a
black diamond rattlesnake, which had
crawled into the house through an
open screen door. The snake was kill
ed after a lively fight. 1t had eight
rattles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-17
LETTER LIST

LIST Of the Unclaimed Letters az IN
Ardmore, Okla. Post Office, June "a.
Ladies
Bailey, Miss Annie G.
Crawford, Mrs ila Jeter
Dickerscn, Mrs. Ran
Griffin, Mrs. Viola
HendOu, Mrs. VI. Z.
Mclaughlin. Miss Bertha
Moore. Mrs. Roberta
Padelford, Miss Nancy
Sampson, Miss Fannie
Sharp, Miss Helen
Smith, Mrs. c. L. (2)
Smith, Mrs. Ella
stevenson, Mrs. Serans
Taylor, Mrs. Treace
Thomas, Miss Lea
Wasson, Mrs Clark
Wilson. Miss Carrie
Wilson, Miss BERTHE
Williams, Miss Lille
Gentlemen
Anthony Windham.
Berry, |. +.
Boyer, c. G.
Brown, 5. A.
Chatman, j. A.
Geyer Stock Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-17
Consultation Causes Most Ills.

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feet OF bowels causes absorption of
poisons, tends to produce feyers, up
sets digestion. You belch gas, feel
stuffy, irritable, almost cranky. 1t
isn't you-it's your condition. Elimi-
nate this poisonous waste by taking
one or two of Dir. Kings New Life
Pills tonight Enjoy full, free
bowel movement in the morning-you
feel so grateful Get an original
bottle, containing 36 pills. from your
druggist today for 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-17
state department General Villa sums
up with the following:
Appreciation to U. S.

state department General Villa sums
up with the following:
Appreciation to U. S.
I'VE OF the convention government
have not been animated by ambitions
for power nor do We desire in any
case to obtain 1t by means other than
by the free vote Of the Mexican peo-
pie. But, inasmuch as the desire to
consult the country relative to the
restoration of legal regime with
constitutional sanction is accepted by
the Carranza faction, we are dis
posed, in the light of possible inter
yention in our national problems by
a foreign power, TO again invite all
those MeXicans to unite and collabo-
rate with us in the work of realizing
the principles of the revolution, es-
pecially the agrarian question and the
development of instruction for the
masses; and We only except from
this invitation those who, according
to the words of President Wilson,
have ignored the constitution of the
republic and employed their power
against the interests of the peo-
pie
THE Mexican people entertain sin
cere gratitude toward those of the
United States for their generous SYM
pathy and moral support, and l am
pleased to observe that President
Wilson recognizes that the people
and government of the United States
make no pretense of right TO take
part in the solution of our internal
affairs"
No Recognized Authority.
General Villa admits the contention
that there is no recognized authority
throughout the country. He refers,
however, TO a message to him from
Duval West, President Wilson's rep
resentatiye, stating: at gives me
pleasure to inform you of the mag
impression which the tran
quillity and order which ! have OBJ
served everywhere | have been has
made on me-"
He also quotes from a message of
Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice, British am
bassador 10 the United States, to a
representative in Northern Mexico,
expressing qualification 10 the Villa
for prompt action in
British interests"