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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27
POPE FOR JUSTICE TO JEWS
Appeal in Behalf Of War Sufferers Is
Answered BY Secretary

Answered BY Secretary
Sea YORK. aug 2G.-CardinaI Gas
pard. the papal secreta-9 Of state,
replying 10 communication from this
city asking the aid o, PoJe Benedict
Xg. IN favor Of the Jew, who are
persecuted and still deprived Of civil
rights IN some nations" said IN a let
ter transmitted through Monsignor
Giovanni Bonzano, the apostolic dele
gate at Washington
THE august ponth has graciously
taken note Of this documcr' and has
desired me 10 request you to write to
Mr.. Mason that the Holy See, as it
has always in the past acted ac-
cordIng to the dictates Of Justice in
favor Of the Jews, intends now also
to follow the same path on every
propitlous occasion that may present
ITSELF
Cardinal Gasparrrs letter was in
answer to a communication sent by
5 Mason editor Of the Jewish Daily
News. and was made public by Mr..
Mason today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27

.-,r- orig. u bozT9 TIE British
stez-e- AnglcCz.iiorr-an here tc6zy.
T.e steamer sustained c21z.ae-z1.s :
.z-zg=. T1srs Te-s lLo's tAz1 800
..-ses zooz-d- .ntsnded 'oE czTz--y
- D. ire allies, DIT Oa.y eight q
..e- we're lLed
TIE Ang.o-Cs-itorrizI zsE zttzcL'
4 b. : German sgOnzr.1e o. July
: .zs- Egat members q the crew,
.,-.-tirg tgo Americans, 7sre killed,
s-d Tie steamer vas seriously dan.
aged. but managed 70 rs@ch Q1ee1+
-CsC-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27
The clerk ouaran,eea u.

~ customer came into my store
tho other day and said to one of my
clerks. have YOU anything that will
cure diarrhooa" and my clerk went
aud got him a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and said 10 nim. III this does not cure
YOU I will not charge YOU cent for
IT, So ne took 10 home and came back
On q day or two and said ne was
cured" writes j. u. Berry * CO.. Salt
Creek, Va. Obtaiuable everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27

You don't need to suffer those agon'
izing nerve paiRs in the face, head,
arm, shoulders, chest and back. Just
apply a few drops Of soothing Sloan's
Liniment lie quietly a few minutes.
You will get such relief and comfort!
Life and the world will look brighter.
Get a bottle today, ounces for 25c.
at all druggists. Penetrates without
rubbing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27

Apply a co-,on c.oth weJ with BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT to all
wounds, cuts. burns, sores or bl!sters,
and note its wonderful healing power.
u Is prompt and very effective Price
25c. SOC and S1.0O per bottle. Sold by
BOmar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27
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sc,ibe9 5eloT calls only 'or utensils
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Tab. srUp.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27

Co-gt,pzt,oa q the ssz-t.ng point
.o- many serious diseases. To te
kez.t.y. Keep the bowels active and
-egv.zr. HERBINE will renoTe al
zccUrulstions !n the bowels and put
TIE Eys.em in prime condition. Price
5Gc. Sold by BOmzr Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27

n Lake bathers nowadays do not
take along umbrellas, they are liable
10 get wet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27
Texnoe StdeH1te6I

Sick headache, biliousness, piles and
bad breath are usually caused by mac
tive bowels. Get a box Of EeXall
Orderlies. They act gently and eifec-
lively. Sold only by US ut ID cents.
Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-27
ALLIES HORSE SHIP ON FIRE
Blaze occurs on Steamer in Port OF
Montreal

Montreal, Aug. 26.-Ffty men,
mostly city fremen. were overcome
by smoke while fighting a fire of un-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
Fast Warships Of Powerful
Types Determined Upon as
Absolute Necessity of Thor
oughly Balanced Navy.
ESTIMATEsF0R CONGRESS
READY OCT0PER Is
President in Long Conference
Today With Naval secre-
tary and House Committee
Head.

Washington, oct president
Wilson. secretary Daniels and Chair
man radgctt of the house naval co.n-
miftDD. decided today ut conference
90 tho White House thut the naval
program for tac coming SECESSION of
,ourrcss shall include 5he addition N
usi hptilc cruisers Go the American
noet Tho navy now has none.
Tee conference discussed tine naval
estimates more than an hour. After
ward Secretary Daniels said the pro-
gram had not been completed and he
0as not read, to make any announce
mcut aa to what inaresos ne would
recommend 20 congress MI. Daniels
said, however. that tie report made
tu him by Naval Constructor Mcbride.
who returned from England last
week after inycstgating naval lossous
OF the war. had convinced him that
fast Warships of powerful types were
absolutely essential To- a well balanced
navy, toward which his recommends
tion viii trend. He refused 10 say
row many submarines congress Will
De ASKED to provide. out Indicated his
opinion that the submersiblcs viii bc
rccopnlzed by important additions
No direct reports have been rccoiv-
cd from Germany and Austria nut
general Information regarding the
German navy Is In the hands of the
navy department.
Secretary Daniels expects to have
n.s estimates ready by October 10.
Tho need of Increasing tho number
os midshipmcn at the naval academy
was touched on nt todays conference
and 10 was agreed that the CORPS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
LaborLeaderSays
RocketeHerPan
Is Surrender
Secretary Of American Fedora
tion Declares Its Funda-
mental Principle Involves
Giving Up of Rights.

Denver. Colo. Oct John D.
RockegeDer. Jr.. today motored TO
Boulder whore he Inspected a stretch
of public hlghWay recently improved
through the expenditure of a pnrt of
the 100000 given by the Rockefeller
Foundation 10 provide work for un-
employed coal miners after the strike
of t913-1f lie expected 10 return 20
Denver Ia time 20 attend meeting
of the directors of the Colorado Fuel
and iron company this afternoon. AZ
this meeting final action viii he takcn.
so Ter az the company is concerned.
on the adoption Of the Rockefeller in
dustrial plan.
AZ all Colorado Fuel and Iron com
pnny camps today hnliotlng began In
n referendum vote on the Rockefeller
plan. Tho result of the miners vote
was expected 10 be known In two or
three days
Mr.. Rockefeller. before starting FOR
Boulder conferred with Governor
George A. Carlson az the latter's Of
flee. No Information was forthcom-
inF ns To the matters discussed In the
Interview
Near Poulder Mr. Rockefeller vis-
tied road huiiding camp of convicts
from the state ponltentiary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
President Will
See Second Of
the Games
Announced Today That Ma
tion's Chief Executive Will
Occupy a Box at Saturdays
World Series Contest.


Philadelpha. oct President
Wilson viii sc, the Philiies and the
Red Sux battle Tor the worlds base
bali ttl, next saturday at the second
game or the bis series to De played
at National league park here. Th'
president uud q small PARTY "i
friends will view the game from a box
ON the right ucld side ot th' srand
stand near the humo piay'rs bench.
Mr.. Wilson was invited 90 the games
iu this city about two weeks as" ny
President William r. Baker ot the
Philadelphia club and nu acceptance
WAS received last week
MI Baker made mo- announcement
of this fact however, until today
pr,l,ruug tho Information to come
from Washington urst
There s possibility that several
members ut the cabinet viii ucroW-
pauy the president
% was known tt the offices ui ih'
ball club today that there are about
ten applications for every reserve y'
scat boz tb. Philadelphia srouuds The
management has mot upouvd any u
tho muu received since Suturda'
noon us It would ur useless to handl
amy more applications
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
No GRANGE TOR SUCCESS.
SAYS LABOR LEADER

Washington. oct T. - Secretary
Frank Morrison of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor today made this
statement commenting upon the an
nouncement OF the Colorado Fuel ana
Iron cOmpanys plan for dealing with
It's employees;
"Mr. Rockefcller's plan is signifi-
cant. In his alleged collective bar
gaining plan he yields more Than any
other employer hostile 10 the trade
union movement Great corporations
have been using every device that can
be conceived by their ablast repre-
sentatives 10 prevent employees from
organizing In trades unions. financed
and controlled by the workers.
mir Rockefeller says he aoknowl-
edges the principle OF collective bar
gaining--aBd 10 enforce his conception
OF this theory creates a union and
evolves comprehensive plan that, the
press states, II financed by the Colo
rado Fuel and Iron COMPANY. We
are told these workers will be per,
mitted to present their grievances
organized workers present their
grievances through the power of their
economic organization. They enforce
their rights to have voice in the
disposal OF their labor power. Mr.
Rockcfeller's plan provides that
workers viii be permitted 10 present
grievances, ~ one d,ssects this the.
ory he sees that the power that per
mits' can also withdraw at any time
/ he elects.
Herein is the Fundamental differ
| encc between the Rockefeller plar
/ and that of the trade unions. On'
/ develops Independence, the other re-
/ lies ON the graciousness and good will
| OF the employer. There can be n,
compromise between the two theories
for II workingmeu are TO be really
free their right 10 regulate their owl
lives must be acknowledged.
Mr. Rockefeller's welfare plat
contains nothing newt is only
repetition of efforts made hy employ
ers 20 keep their workmen satisfied
ann sure that time viii demonstrate
that the plan prepared by Mr. Rookie
Teller for his employees In Colorad
viii prove "a fun coasin 10 the othc
lschemes of like character inaugurate
for the sole purpose Of preventing OF
ganilatiun of employees that will cn
able them to SECURE improved condl
, tions."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
No subscriptions Will Be Re-
ceived After 10 O'clock To-
morrow Morning, Says Head
of Underwriting Syndicate.
ROCKEFELLER SAID TO
HAVE PUT IN 10 MILLION
Amounts Subscribed by Money
Kings May Never Be Known
As Syndicate Regards Them
as Confidential Clients.

New YORK. oct. AN importat
indicating tho success
of the Anglo French loan. was made
today hy j. =. Morgan and company.
II was 90 tho eject that no subsCrip-
tions to tho underwriting VIII bc re-
ccived after 10 70. M. tomorrow.
Tho statement NJ j. r. Morgan and
company follows:
In behalf Of the managers of the
underwriting syndicate OF the Anglo
Frcnch external loan. J. y. Morgan
and company announce that no sub
scniptions toward the underwriting
Will be received after 10 o'clock to-
morrow Tuesday morning"
John u. Rockefeller WAS reported
today 10 have subscribed to the $780,
600 .O00 Anglo-Frcnch bond issue. II
was said his subscription was among
the largest taken ny individual in
vestors. and approximated tio.00o.-
600.
At the standard OH company's ON
ces here member Of the Rockefel-
Icr stan declined 90 comment on the
report Ovcrturcs looking toward MT
Rockcfeller's participation we're made
about two weeks ago by J. p. Nor
gan.
There IS small likelihood iha' Nr
Rcckofollers pnrticlu patton over w''
De officially announced, unless he sees
NJ 10 state a. the syndicate man
ayers have decided not to make pub
lie the list OF large individual sub
scribcrs on the ground that these
euhscrIbcrq nre their clients and that
10 talk of their affairs would he a
breach Of confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
MNNTORENA AND ADVERTISING
AGENT orr To WASHINGTON

NUEIIII AflI-I OCL = GuVcru0r
Jose Mlytorruu. Villa chicfllm in So-
nora, accompanied by l.. Rossado. am
attorney of McNlco city. secretary
and publicity mu, were en- route
to Washington to-day to attend the
next Itu-AmrrlpIu conference ON
M.NiDln affairs Tho NaytorruJ par
N icu here last uiEht In uu uutomo-
bile for Tucson, Ar.z, where they
boarded uu overland train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
Arabic Situation
Not Critical,
Declared
While Latest German Note Is
Not Satisfactory to Wash
ington 1t Is Recognized as
Making Concessions.

Washington, oct -AlthnuEh Ger
manys new note on the Arabic case 81
not entirely satisfactory tp the United
states. the situation b. not considered
critical ut this time. This WIS stated
toduy ON high official authority
The view held hy President Wilson
aud state department officials on the
note handed Co secretary Lansing in
Now York saturday by count Won
BerustortI the German Ambassador.
be- that IL was not specific enough on
tie points insisted ON by the president
These are dlsaNowal Of the sinking.
assurances that the act would not bc
repeated aud proper rcpnratlon
Careful reading uf the note dcliV-
cred by tho German ambassador has
convinced administration officials that
further negotiations on the question
ar, possible and that there - Still
reason tu hope that Germany viii in
the end acgcdc Co the wishes OF the
United states.
Tho note viii not hc answered for
maly Immediately. but secretary
Lansing ut % conference mtor this
week with the German 1mbass sudur
viii inform him of the point the
United states wants cleared up. After
th, conference the ambassador ia 'N-
urDt,d Co communicate again ESQ
government th. views uf tu, u.t,i
States
Germany position NOW, however,
NOR. nearly approaches th" stand ui
the United states than 30 did iu the
prev Iuus not" uu the same question.
Il is understood hat the note giNcs
satisfactory assurance that Americans
travelling un uuarmed liners viii not
bc endangered by submarine attack
in the failure, but % satisfactory dis
avowal of the sinking of the Arabic
Is not given.
/ ~-~~eS~~~~~-~~~~S- - 80 ~-~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~
adds that the ground won by the Brit
I ish at Luos g. gradually being recap
tured In the daily BATTLES which are
| In progress
{ "Thc chief plan of the enemy he
| continues. was To- break through be-
( tween Rheims and the Arronnc. This
was rendered futile bccau-" the at
tack wps broken Dos tho wonderful
/ bravery uf our troops the timely dis
. position pf reserves aud m, uz, of ouI
newly prepared rutrcu,hmcuts. Al-
/ though hv mad, repeated attacks. the
enemy never succeeded 900 iucrolsue
hi. gains.
'Ou the east NluN wc were enabled
Iiu win uu appi .iahIo advantage by q
counter Offensive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
ANDERSON WAS VICTIM
On pm ulM BliIEr

san Antonio, Texas, oct. Cap
tain a. Y. 4. Anderson, Twellt United
states cavalry who is at Fort sam
Houston hospital recovering from a
dun dunn bullet wound received IN
the lighting with Mexican bandits at
irusTesso, viii return To his regiment
within ten days. u was announced to-
day at the post The bullet penetrated
Captain Andcrsuu's arm with mi
nut, puncturc but emerged n "a tear
Two ana out-halt inches across.
Officers ON the border are forward
ing to southern department hcadquar-
tors other evidences ut the use OF
dunn dunn bullets by the MeNiCans. in
cluding many uufired cartridges with
the noses of the bullets cross-filed
and niCkcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
VI " NTLNN FORCES MOVE
ON CIllIlI AHJA IN FORCE

El paso, Texas. oct. i-The car
rama consulate today announced that
Maaatlan forces under General Luis
Herrera are marching in two columns
upon Chihuahua city Chinipis. fifty
miles southwest of Guerrero. ON the
railroad. and Morris. thirty miles
southwest from Guerrero. were said
iu Dee In the hands of Herrera troops.
The nclshboring towns of Ocampo
ana Conchono are said to bc also oc-
.,upicd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04

George EdWardcs was one OF t'-
best known theatrical managers Boo
tho world. lie Vus chairman md
MANAGING director of the Galoty = e.
atyr .umTHuN su.. lessee and man
1gor Of palys thoater ana had an
Interest in several London troatcrs.
Tho theatrical mlnagcr produced
0fty-four original pieces iu the corIsc
nf his career Ilc made several wise
ils ,o New YORK iu connection with
hI. productions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
Border Trouble Is
Tough Luck for
Snake Trade
Most Important Item Out of
Mexico Today Is Hardship
Wrought on Rattlesnake
Fanciers by Bandit 0utrages

BroWus,inc. TeN.. cot M,Nican
oludu outrasea have put suuden
stop 90 this section to the somewhat
extensive business ut rdttlcsnukc
catching.
I.arec-sized rdttlers abound iu the
brush aions the border anu curio
dealers sell them tu shows and parka
all over the country Mexilans urdi-
nariiy do the snake catching, but
since the Mexican outlaws have IN
vested the brush the snake catchers
viii not venture into the brush tor
fear oi being shot as bandits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04

London. oct : .G.-u %. mo. Bull
raru must make her choi,, today
tor uu open alliance with th, central
powers aud Turkc. OF tur neutrality.
When her decision viii uo mad"
known publicly rests with the cou-
surs. but 10 is regarded Jz unlikely
that there will hr delay loo -lusi'Ira
tn, widespread anxiety tu know The
uos. ur the worst
There Is re- marked division OF upiu-
Iuu BOO London ls Goo which side kinu
Ferdinand gud Premier Gadoslnyon
Wal choose Nutwuh-taudu- the
lru- uf hu-UuJ. toward Serbia ON the
part OF Bulgaria. the opinion is oN-
pressed bog som, well informed diplo-
mats that bulgaria. will NOT ught and
tutt the bulgarian poupl" would Tee
sIst such policy. Suiu continues 90
druy the existence ui the W,uaiuIy
conditions ou wh..h the Hus-mn ulu-
mutum ia husrd NCEJut, action.
however wiI NOT satisfy thc JWcs.
Who demand that Bulgaria shall
Openly HrcaK with the enemies uf
the -lHy cause.
10 ,h, reports rom Paris Buah1r-
,~l and Athens ct the concentration
ct Trutunir troops ON the serbian
frontier 2r, correct tho prumputudo
VIZ" ""' ''' '' .''
,ardul tu these reports Field Mar
sntI tuu Mnckcus,u has quit the
ru-i.ru uDut and is now near th,
serbian border ut the head OF 100000
German ana Austrian trops with
5000 guns 10 Boz represented that bee
guy ' ''', '.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
GoUernor Calls
Meeting Here
October IL
All Those Interested in Get
ting New Mexico Properly
on the Map" Asked to Geo
graphical Society Meet.

fBy Evening Herald LEASED wirel
= Santa Fe. y. NJ, Oct. An y
. those Interested In Blncing New =
. Mexico correctly on the map" .
. are urged by Governor McDon- =
. aid to attend a meeting called .
. by tho executive FOR October ~ .
y az the state university In Albu- .
q querquc. at which state geo .
. graphical board W 10 be organ- =
. lied to cooperate With tho Unit .
. ed States geographical board and .
= M the suggestion OF that body .
a a. u q a a a 4 a u a a a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
GEORGE EDWARDES,
NOTED ENGLISH
MANAGER, DEAD

GoorE" Edw1rd.e. tho wcll known
English theatrical mrnoror died in
London this morning after "a long iIl-
moss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
IOI,psTURGERS TAKE SUMMARY
NOTION WITH STRIKE FOMENTER

Lorashurg. y. NJ, oct. IA, Tri-
bolct. an organizer Of the Western
Federation OF Miners who arrived
here fiJm clifton yesterday. was
--sn eenty-four hours In which 70
leave town.
it ia reported that Charles u. Moy-
er. president o. The Western Federa.
tlnu ~ Miners. WHO arrived here from
clifton yesterday. was given twenty
four hours In which 10 leave teHn.
El Puso Tex. oct. IL. y. Eilin-
wood Azona attorney Tor tho
| phelns-laH. Interests iFsaed a
statement today from temporarily
opened offices in nj Paep. resardlns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04

Berlin. oct. Z tbN wireless ~
SnNNillcl 1t was officially an
nuunced today that tWo British
monitors had been damaged be-
fore Ia pannc hS Gcrnnn naval
aiT~hips.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
Her Decision as to Part in War
Demanded Today in Terms
Which Will Permit Of No
Further Dickering.
BOTH SIDES READY
FOR SERBIAN CAMPAIGN
French Official Report for
Sundays Operations Claims
Still Further Gains in the
German Lines.

10y Evening neraid r.-asrd Wirei
Paris. O,t ~ t:5S q. m)--
News at the landing uf troops ~
Snlunikl. Greece, SAYS tho Temps,
"i- nwnitcd here from one mo-
mcnt 10 another"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
China May Return
to Monarchial
Government
Popular Vote Ordered to Deter
mine Whether or Not Re-
Gently Created Republic
Shall Slip Back.


pckue Sept. Regulations eov-|
nrniur the election of members to "a
peoples conference. which shall de-
eide whether china shall adopt mon
uthial form of government. have
been passed hy the state council. act
ins in The capacity of legislature.
Tae primaries VIII be completed on
November aud tho final vote cast Bon
the provincial capitals ten days later.
lf the vote fivnrs u monarchy the
restoration off that form of cavern
mcUt will DE promulgated.
Dispatches grom peNing ON septem-
hcr 23 said that the council ot state
had advised president Yuan Shi Kai
to Cai citizens convention to art
On o new constitution which would
decide the monarchlM question Toe
days dispatch indicates tho giving OF
such authorization and shows that
definite steps for the election OF mem.
beers of the body which, will make "a,
decision have been taken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04
sehnec'aay y y. ost g.

S'hnootndy ". y, OrJ t-
Virtually all or tho 10000 union
izcd employees ul the General
Electric company except the
hlacEswithg. core makers and
moulders. struck today Tor an
eight hour working dav. Ma
chin,sts led th Valkout which
continued throughout the dHy
There WAS mo- disorder in councg
tiou with the strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-04

London. oct Z (2:25 y. MI
\ dispatch from sofia Ia i,cutcr's
Telegram company, Under date of
september 80. says that VI. Mnlin-
~. leader or the bulgarian dcno-
cInts. hn~ b,-'n designated hN all
the opposition parties tu treat
with the ministers of the entente
powers. Thr Democratic leader
already hns bcgun the pour par
lcr. according to the di~pntCh.