The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-20
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r.. r.gh, ueE,4. attitude. One day
nerry England woke up. i realized
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,DoE advantage o: ia opportunities
aud aeb' ~ work 10 supply th!h coun'
Ivy HlII I'.t HS'EFNs'i~' va 't''
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Bible alleRpry of Hagar and Ishmaei.
When the mother IL this story was
driven from the roo! that had Ene!ier-
81 her ana her son and they were III
the desert struggling with thirE;, tie
woman nad lain her son down aud
moved away from him that hhe might
'ut rec his struggles with death. But
when Hcr eye Herc opened there was
Il sci! .: water nearby. The well mad
been there all TIE time. bGi blinded
Nth fear and with lack Of understand
ing. she could not see il.
/ Just 20 in this country. the "ppor
unity Is here, but We have been blind
I'd with fear, ~e have been unable IL
:ca4iu.t our affairs 70 the new cOndi
don. and we have suffered for watej
mbcn well t. located at our yer!
door.
D. r Si.brtt VI this city was in Scot
land during the DAYS Of the civil wa
He ga. II young man employed IN
hardware store ~ one Oi the cDdt
cit..s He remembers the fear aiI'
dc.p0Hdcucy ni The people caused bl
the war On this side o. the Atlantic
He remembers the gU slness heprsS
ZION. he remembers In" losses be
cause the people could not see thei
opportunities. one da! II hawhed up
On that country that well MAS Il
their very door ih" factories opene'
and wer" operated day and night. Th'
piDwman was busy all through IN
day. Great mercantile nOuscs addc'
Ia their stock, and employed mOr'
clerks and Wholesale houses. employed
more ,alcsmcn. shipping circles neFc
enjoyed greater business. Prosperit,
va. their. all the time but for Il series
NJ months they searched for ii, blind
ed with the thought of depression, an'
could not hnd H.
We are confronted with the SAM
blindness.
II We wrrr To make business con
d.tioB. q. we ordered. could We max
them better? Wheat IL climbing Il
the - mark. and II II goes 60 81, tn
world must have IL. our millions q
acres Of wheat land. can supply thi
demand That means prosperity.
Yesterday corn exports amounte'
TO almost two millions OF bushels, an'
there is an unprecedented demand 70
corn. and it IS going up every day il
price. Our other millions of acres o
land can supply this demand. Tha
means millions OF wealth to American
farms and to American labor,
Cotton is struggling from under Tia,
ban placed upon it, and the July de
liyerics in New York yesterday climt
ed To &c. The whole Of Europe almos