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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21
The National Capital
"wednesday, Januay 20, 1915


The senate.
Met at n a. m.
senator Burton began the third day OF
his speech against the administration
ship bill
Another democratic caucus will assem-
BILE tonight 20 consider amendments to
the ship bill.
The banking committee resumed con-
sideration OF rural credits legislation.
The foreign relations committee author
ized Chairman Stone TO Introduce reso-
luton 10 appropriate 5000 for proposed
Latin American financial conference.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21
The Weather

Forecast till p. m. Thursday
For Omaha, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Partly cloudy; not much change In
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21
Cut down the
high cost
of living

Watch the "For Sale" col
umn of The Bee and you will
be able TO save a lot of good
money on necessities of daily
life.
Household goods, musi-
cal instruments, sewing
machines, office fixtures,
typewriters, safes, lumber,
coal and hundreds of other
things can be bought
CHEAP.
This is a column of special
bargains, fresh every day, for
they do not remain unsold long.
Usually the first call gets the
advantage, 1t viii pay big to
watch the "For Sale" column
of The Bee every day.
Phone Tyler 1000
OMAHA BEE
''ESsDtsdy Reads Bee wani Adj"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21

Met AT noon.
The coast guard bill 10 consolidate the
revenue cutter and life saving services
was debated.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21

ION GUARD"-This tiny chap is allowed to mount
guard daily and march up and down a sentry post
outside the Palace of the Grown Prince in Berlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21
ADMITS FORGERY
AND KILLS SELF
Distiller Negotiates Bogus Receipts
and Commits Suicide When I'm
able to Take Them Up.
HE EMPLcATEs CHICAGO MAN

CHICAGO, Ian. a0.-Charles Ledowsky.
president of the Fox River DistiIing com
pany of Chicago, whose name has been
mentioned in connection with the alleged
forged warehouse receipts of r. F.
Wethen g. Co OF Louisville, committed
suicide by shooting ON a railroad train
entering Chicago today
Ledowsky was on a Michigan Central
train from Syracuse. He telegraphed
ahead to a Chicago undertaken request
ing him to meet the train and take his
body, as he intended to do away with
himself
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed against Lcdowsky's company
last Monday, scheduling assets of $4,000,
against liabilities of nearly $4,000.
Attorney Sidney stein, REPRESENTING
Ledowsky's creditors, stated that Led
owsky had confessed to him that he had
Forged warehouse receipts for whisky
valued OF $4,000 to S3OOOOO and disposed
OF them through banks which he victim
lied.
Stein said that he discovered the for
geries while acting for his clients Two
Chicago banks were the principal losers
When Ledowsky found that he could not
meet the demands of the banks he left
the city Stein said. This was few
days before the bankruptcy proceedings.
Stein declined TO name the banks con-
cerned.
The bankruptcy proceedings were before
Judge Lands in the United states court
He appointed the Central Trust company
receiver.
In the confession, which Stein made
public. Ledowsky speaks of forgeries on
X. e. Wathen & Co.. distillers OF Louis
vile, and names a busines man of Chi
cago as being the only person besides
himself who knew that they were fraud
ulent
Text of Confession.
The confession, dated January iS, reads.
ITO whom It may concern ], Charles
Ledowsky. by my own free will, here
With declare that l am the sole maker
OF all warehouse receipts signed II. e.
Nathen & Co or Poyntz Bros. company.
CONTINUED on Page Two Column sryVo /
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21

md precipitation depar-

Temperature and precipitation depar-
lures from the normal:
Normal temperature ..C............. %
Deficiency for the day.................... 4
Total excess since March h>1.............. .120
Normal precipitation ......... O2 inch
Deficiency for the day........... .O2 inch
Total rainfall since March L.. 2s6s inches
Deficiency since March l....... 30 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1913. 5.54 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1872. 40S inches
reports from stations at 7 II. M.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21

Temp. High Rain

u InuIcAte8 tface OF DrecIpltatiOn.
l. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21
Text of Confession.

Continued on Page Two. Column Two)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-21
GERMANS DROP
BOMBS INTO SIX
BRITISH TOWNS
Kaiser's Airmen Deliver Their Long
Predicted Attack on the East
Coast Of England Tues
day Evening.
TRY TO HIT THE ROYAL PALACE
King and Queen Had Left Sandring-
ham Few Hours Before Bombs
Exploded Near II.

FEW ARE KILLED AND WOUNDED
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
Chef Rehaktenrs Grief.

Sieber aeierl- .Beber @olf nod glerus ueriebt Die seSentuns
Der Erene." gdn iagt: .Sruber 1T es aud nht sepGeui @r baben aber
chen nAt mebr frlbcr.~ 9ieies tinst senau .as OBJ mir in uneren e9res
bt9ten" gum gntpitelmn8ss Sonb, oDer elmer unierer Hebateure, in Der ySes
gtrernna" fir Die CUTE Safc Der fatbolihen YreHe, cs perjuhh, cine
=selffe" 5u ifnpihgen. ne nnandber "theoretihe Sreunb" Der tahoGiden
Srene es oarrcQen burfe. ltb fbennoh ihreb bHe ihoren gBorte fem
rnot9sr SeiSaftsfibrer; fGn begetterter aeeattur oNer iontieer "sfreie@
g a il unb 8pur fem ~9tplomaten" papt unb tcn D9roteHorenpapt", ions
bern elm yS ecIiore cr"popt par excellence, Der r@apir ans Dem @ote"
Sins Der Sebnte. Snies erfdrt. '
On rirtt ba9sr, lie6er Seer, es nm 9 audi srrne nodthen, penn mir
bisrcien, fharfc Iusoridc gebrauhen iber: ~NRnneel an 0eihanbnb", Die
"fatbolthe SreNesgotb"; infer Sgreb. elenb" Die "Ser5IoTgei, welfe
anerhanHhe &atbolifen e D c I 8nngorbnrns. Der fatboiiten 1reNe gegenz
l6r betunNen"; Die foploc Geusrinocrci BON Reconsideration. Srbenss,
@cnrinbes ub College 9Idtthen, bel benen man, burf bic Suep mf Nn3Gees
arlber pbnc mrfihe @egenleinnna, Die pnrhanbenen, enhptdelnnasfdhiaenu nb
kfhlnsstuft9en Sobenbfdttcr pernahLaiTst, .9de ausbride ipisseln MIR
Die nadtc @mflttfeit mIcrer Srebsafnere tpber unb uniere artf lit nmt
rein nesatin ooer netruttin, ionoern lie lit entidlroen { 0 n rruttis p; lie lit
riht oSsy .fruhtlpics ,Shimpfen", ionbern mir baben Z b a te II auf5ufpeHrnL
prafifc 2eitungeu fir usicre mooerns forffruIifc @irfamteit an
Der fatboiidcn 8obenprcne. s
SIM SntercHc Der ftboGiten YrG1e nb ibrer Gntpdeuna,
Ser befs8ebnftcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
d1tn Ftebem Fte ha hriibem.

f0nnen fat nidt beereifen, fpie man
10 bumm .einfdltis iein' mag, in Die
.8eri6te Der eu8liiGen Iomiralitdt
nod ettpelfes 0ertrnuen gu iesen.
Sit es benn niht i6on ldneit ertpieien,
Sdb iie,. 10 LANCE es 9e6t. bic Wdbrs
belt. initematii6 unterbriidt? Wan
brauht blp6 elm ipenie lo9ii6 an
benfen permosen. unb Der ShluB err
gibt iih bann bon iel6it,. onb Der
beutide 9erihf niht i'm Rinbeften
unslaubtpiirois lit.
Sm Weiten. :.
Bel Soiiions baben bic Seutihen
unter 8eneralsO berit b. ahid benz
fransoitihen. 9eneraliiiimus nnb ieis
mem Stabe eeseist, 'bab tie NIT ben
Ssrren. Sran8ofen aQenfalls, fuenn es
abiolnt iein mlib, aud cine piel
ernitere Sprahe gu iiibren bermosen.
ais bies felt ldn8erer 3eit Der Sail
an Iein 1Hien. SAB es ben Srans
5oier al Der .eiiernen Waner" Der
Seutiden ungemein .langfpeili9 gea
tuorben lit, beereifen 5tuar bic oeuts
ifen Seerfiibrer 9an5 gut; dber lie
leben nidt elm, tpesbaIb Der permebrte
S%bntenorang Der S%ran5oien it'd unbes
binst arif Die biel az bobe gfotbfpens
bieteit bes llnmoglideu con3entrieren
miiiie. Bel EDITIONS baben Die
Sran5oien nit elmer .tpnncen Stslle"
Der oeutifen Sront gerednet. nno bel
SoiIions ipo1teu lie nit elmer bers
ipegeneu Siieniipe Die .eiierne
Wnuer" Ser Seutidcn burd)itoBen.
Is ipGre fir Die Srnr5oicn 10 idpr
9ciprien. neun ibucn rieic abii6t 8es
hln8cn iuGrc; aber lie beipsen nidt DIE
W2ittel baSn. mn init ciper Stteuitps
%einsubrngen. aei6tpeige DEM Snrha
3uorin9en. Sic erlitten mad orbits
terten adn,pfen cine i9tpere Siebers
lase. pd4renb bic DeufHen iFrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

DSume iuad9fsu i9lisBIid bod aud
tidt IN ben SinunsI.
HoS. 3sasse boz EGsfei: sesen ben
Neetnss6anS
triro man Si6srse uu6 Greifbares
crit Damn al lcfen bsIomner.. tpenn
her iseioe Wtntsr az GnSe asbt. Nnr
anerpenieiteu 1T BEN SiegesScridten
oes ruiiiiden Sbsrbefe8Isbabers I'M
&aufaius al trauen.
Die etennns StaIiem's.
Giih Die DffentiGe Wstnuna IN
neutralen 9Gnbern lGbt it'd burch &c.
piiienloie ,ariessbeser in Staten piel
gu leift beirren, nnb .au6 iie biirfte
iid Die in Der benti6en Ereiie ailsaes
iprodene 0arnrne merten. ii6 bon
ieber 8eeinfluHune Der itulieniifsn
9olifif nnb ibrer Establishment st,
entbaIten. oenn Die if~dIieniide &es
sieruns lei tart senua, iie iebe ifon'
gum He1ten. Guf ben getpoltieeu
&rieesldrm setpilier fat I~anbesperzl
rat6erii6er italianiifer 8tattsr bin
sam audi elsi6 bic auibe, oab Stas
lien ben Observation-Disclosures mitges
tbeilt babe, einen Gngriif berieIben
ouf Die Sarbanelen niht buIben au
fonnen, II. /. 10. limb es fam iibers,
eics Die grobebens& ataitropbe. iiber
Wittels Stalien.
Die steanns Der galfamaaaten. -
8umdnien unb 8ulsarien limb nj6t'
an Die Seite bes Sreieer6anoes an
bringen uno mic Serbien gu Satras
pien 8uBlanb's 5u e~rnisbrieen. .8rie<
henlan6' lit eiferiiif,tis auf gulsarien
in Waoebonien unb eiferiiihtis auf
Stalien in Ilbonien. Stolicn aber
bat ieinen Sd)ritt mad Wlbanien in.
boiler llebereinitim,uure nit Deter.
reid zllnaarn ltnb 9eutic6lanb getban,
unb fpirb oAif Der 2inie bon gpirus
iiber Sbrasien einfliib audi auf SaIoz
rifi gepinnen unb aaf feline bon Inn
befetteu Snieln i'm Neediihen. Weere,
bic es i'm ginberitdnbni6 NIT Der
Iiirfei niht mebr aus ieiner Sanb.
eibt. Die .eueliife Gnmabuns, .ii1
nunmebr audj in Der abrin, b. b. in
Ilbanien feitieeen an iponen, ipiro
bas sleifc Stalien 3nridpeiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
&. (epsSieI fir bieie Settans.)
atnm eimen. atentralem.

nbaran eIalbcn", unb ielbIt Der britis
ifen 5aupt> arieesflotte in 'ibren
rii6ern" !Sdfer brobt srobe @efabr.
go haben iih Die @erbdltnine in Der
Seefriegfiibruna gum perbdngnibs
pbaiten Naftbeile @n9lonb's total
perdnoert, unb @nglauo. itol3 uuf
ieine berrlihe 8erednsenbeit. bGumt
ii9 auf bel benz @ebanfen, bob ales
10 gang anbers ~sefporoen iein ioQ.
lInb nm bat Der bentine Abrtiralitab
gar nod cine &ftion i'm 4roben sesen
bic engliihen Sruppers nro 8rieess
material Sransporte nod Srnnfreid
anaefiinbi9t. einen @erni6tunesfries
nit allen linn 5u @ebote itebenben
Witteln. SeutiHlanb ipirb ben ibm
ihon fdneit 8u9ebahten uno aufges
5fulrn9enen arie9 niht' beenoen bepor
iein eisentlifer unb sriinmieIter Soos
feinb, bns itol5e england, p%olirdnbis
beiieet nno nieo~ergefporfen Iein fpirb.
GQerbings .ipiro ods Seiitife Neit
aud als Sieser. i'm .@esenIas gu
gnslnnb'S Rolitif, nidt bic faftiI6e
Vsrni6ting bes 8eeeners a~nitre6eu,
pobl a6er bic Si6eruna ieiner eises
nen ggiitenS mil ireiem S%el6Itbeitims
munasreHt. 3as Sabrbunberte alte
Spitem Der @erasrpaItiguns beS Gro.
freiies Toll oebrodcn fperoen sur
Wobliabrt uno STINT Sr9ch ollcr
GntioncH.
gu @c5Ha aui Sic SeeidJiaht IN Der
N0rbicc
lpdltei nod INNER eiil lebboiser Streit
nm pes .aaiiers Bart. b. &. I'M Die
Srase: OF mob! Ger beutid)e ODER Der
ensIii9e Seri4t Der ri9tiae iei. 8ir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

l)lll

CIV cnn ale Sofnunen gnes
1 lambs auf einen Seits
wv Ianbiies INIT - unb iie
lit idon ean5 bebeutenb
geInrfen -, .pie mil es oann ben
5aupt5ped bes. 8rieees segen Seutif)s
Lamb nod erreihen? gud1 ba 3eigt
iih England pieber in ieiuer ipubren
8eitalt elmer unbesren5ten Hiidiiftss
loii9feit, dber aud bes I6IieBli6cn
llnpermose1s. .Seutiflano aus5us
bunseru. beiien 6anbel unb Snbuirie
uollitdnbig uub auf INNER pernihten"
- 10 lautet feline ,sroBe &tlturs
parole. Gold cine Soilins in uns
ierer 3eit. ba5u nod benz ternseiunben
8eutifen 8eid,e seseniiber, ut omar
bulo ausseseben, aber ipie tpirb iih
oeren Surffiibrung geitalten2
1sutihlanA bat bereits arsefinbet,
oak rs burd G~nslanb's 8orseben
ielbit BON aler mpraliiden nnb u6lfers
reftlidem Hiidiihfnabme cntbnnocn,
ben @ernihtunasfries sesen Gnsfanb
aufnebmen wule. Seine 2ufts unb
lluteriees Slotte BADEN bereitS Den
bemonitratipen Setpeis crbrad)t, baB
eS ibnen in ihalriger 8irtlidteit
mosli9 fem tonnte, aM6 i'm gernids
t~unssfriee England gu beiieeen. -@ebr
ole bic gn9lanber a~nfdnslih 8ugebcn
MOLTEN, bat Die blobe' Semonltration
zines fleinen beutihen 9nft9eldDds
oers ouf srobbritanniider grbe iHon
9elpirft.
Ginc b6df %mnauacnebnie ltebcr.
raihuug fir pic Guslanocr
5iloctc Die GrDiinuaG bcs ipirtbidnits
lidlcn arie9cs 0lrd) Die heutide llnters
leeboots Slotte i'm @cip0iier6ersid bes
@eiammts aonisrsiheS. 10 audi nm
SrIarb berum. Sd)on cinc Hsibs bon
! ensIiifen 9aneelsi9iiisn mpbte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
Kmfhfdye HirdJe r~eklamiert
Ialaaina fir Hnklanh.

g8ie Dem @olfis@ bureau ars 8opeu.
hagen nmter'm 9atlnn bonn 90. ga.
mar semeloet purbe, fanb am Gage
Der Waiiertpeite in ben 0emddern oeS
Wetropoliten BON ct. Bstersburs.
MIabimir. cine feierlite Usriamm'
lung ftatt, al Der nieIe SiihSfe. bobe
WeiitliGe, @itglisber osB 81. Spnobs
iino llniperiitdtS .Vrofsiioren lid bes
t~beilisten. Ser Wstropolit bertrat IN
ieiner Hebe ben Stanbpunft. oub es
iiir Ml,6lanb ui6t iuiihihcnsiuertb lei.
ailf cine Ncutraliiieruna oeS &l. Sans
pes hinsuorbcitcn. tpofiiy ii6 Gin Shcil
Der oiientlihcr ReinunS in ct. @cs,
~icrsburs uubiprens.. 9as 81. 9ale
miiiit oem ruiiiiGen 8eifs S~useborer.
pobei Die iibrigsn hriiYliAen WSlfer
bas MsGt b6ttsn, bic hsilissn Orte su
b.fu9... ISihr suabis.--D. M.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

~
SaseIton. 81. Sal, :
ben s.. Sebr. Is.
Gee6rter Serr Conner!
Sh babe felt ,Idnserer Seit Sbren
'Gntipideluuss Sonb in Sbren gldtterrt
perfolst, nnb i'd min Sbnen hermit
al rpiifen laiien. bob i) mid iebr fir
bic .Sbee intersiiiere. Soffentlib
bringen Gle es NIT Der 3eit az elmer
enafiSh : fatboliiHen Saess5eitune.
benin Die senotbiesn mir beute lnebr
Senn lie suOOr. % aei9ne hermit
$500 fir BEN gntfpidelunsss Sono
uno polIte, i] tDnnte mebr tbun. Sn
leIe orei fatbolii6e Wofen3eituneen
ueben Der mGasette" unb sTribune"'
nod Scr 0anoerer". .2sete Wote
befam i6 einen Brief BON briiben Ii
benz Iieben qlten 9uremburger 3drbs
den, aus meiner Wutter Seimatb. benz
Sdhpeihertbal. Naes pobl, aber aiiG
Nues tbeuer. Sie DeutiGen iino bort
friebIih burh, baben Ines be5ablt
uno Niemanb bebeligt.
Sbr alter 2eIer,
NJ. Sebereien.
OttopiIIe. Cbio.
ben s. 6br. rs.
0ieber Gouiinl
ginliesenb finben Gle Gbed fiir
$4.e0; $500 fin .,9uremburser ga>
aette" unb $500 fir .9atbolic Fri.
bune". Niid, periprefe i9 $4,000 filr
ben gnttpidelungss Sono ber Fri.
bune". Bette 0riibe bon 9einem
treu seiinnten Sreuno llno Gouiin,
Hep. s.. .. Mertts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

ii6crlGBt man iic eihihueiIcr ibrem
S6idiale; bis aud in Serbien her
Sdnee sur' Shmslse selanetj benn
aber birfts bort cine iebr 6lAtise Gbs
rehnune loses9sr.. ubnc gbbrn6 Dor
bee Bait. Ttun au9 bic ierbii&en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
$8,549.50

$8,549.50
$++
5aseItom q. Sal,
ben 8. Sebr. is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

ciItIuSL VcyuLtltu9iStl uUIuuI uuS,
Dor MIem an Ste1e beg getpaItisen
ruiiiiden Undergraduates einen &raftee
aiselei1 bertei5ufiibren. Die &riess
fiibruns Der 8erbiinbeien i'm Often bat
burf auberorbentIih geiGidte Sfdfs
siise unb bur6 tpeltseihi1tlide Stub
n~nestbaten eriten Ranges ibre erite
erunbleeenoe gufeabe ~aldnaenb ere
flint. Rit Der ruifii6en Sffeniipe in
bas Centrum bes 9euthen 3eifes
binein 1T es enbsiiltis norbei. bic
Nrmaen Der. W~erbiinbeten ife6en bereits
ihop in her Witte 1olen's. bersits
ihon Dor Worifan. unb bic NuNsn
beiisen tros ibren 0eritdrfuneen elm
10 srobes foftiifes ue6ergetpi6t ni6t
mebr, UNI bic 9eutihen nnb beren
0erbiinbete aus ibren rr%runte6ri8en
Stelungen in Volen tperfen az tons
men. 9as Centrum Der ruiiiihen
Stslunssn bat Selbmaridaq b. Sins
benbure 5ismIiG. iiher unb felt in
ieiuer Sanb unb err bGmrnert fraftpoI
auf basfelbe log, unb bier, I'M gens
frum mG6te er eissntIi6 Die ruiiiihe
0eiammtmadt treffen. Ser ruiiiihe
Generoliiiimlis Grobfiirit Iifolaus
besreift bic Ibiiht' ieines 8eeners
gang gut; ba Ell. ieboh Elm iebr trosiser
Serr lit. bari bon ibn1 nidt; ertpartet
rperben. bnB er lid obne diberite
Beeenanitreneune in Den 8iQen bes
Germ b. Sinoenburg ersebe. Sarm
eben iest b. Sinbenbure. B.. +. Die
8rieefiibrnns Der @erbiinoeten i'm
Often, jest cine geibsanseitd rfe>
rer Oimleniioren an, I'M, bon Sfts
preuBen aus. uno bon Dali3ieu Der bic
beiben SIii8el Der Nulien bod nod
gegen bic Witte bin auiammenaus
prefer. Won bisict Sansensetpalt
baben bic Riiien fiirsli1 bel ibren
neuen @oritobperIu1 nad Sitpreuben,
bel Den Maiuriihen Seen, 81 pcrz
ipiiren befommen. Die Beiammliina
ether nelien srobeu beuti6s oiterreifis
id,en @rmee in llngdrn bat ais Sfped.
bic cnbsiItiee ~slblSfuns Der Iliien"
BEL i6rer .berporraeenben aulturs
arbeit" in @ali5ien, b.'b. Die 3ertriims
merlng bes rniiiihen linfen Sliigels.
Der ,Sapas" snlieb r,arf&ieren n&ms
lid bic @umanen wpbl faum sssen
Eefterret&. ungarn, fe ,uarten cher
ben ri4tisen Seitpunft fur einen Dor.
mari& tn Der 9idtnns mad cbsfa ab.
sp lanse lid bic ssrben in ibren,
aafis -abis u%erbaltcn,
iibcrlGBt man iic ~eihitpeilcn ibr.m
Sfidialc; bis aud in Serbien her
Sdnee our. Shmslae selauetj bsnn
aber biirfts BORT cine isbr 6lltise abs
rehnune losgs9sr,. pbnc Ibbrud Dor
Der 2eit, %euu audi bic ierbiihsn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-18
Heat a Menace to
Lives of Old Folks
Sickness and Misery Are
Caused by Constipation
In Hot Weather

People of advancing years should
be very careful of their health during
the hot months One has only to fol-
low the mortality record of elderly
people as reported in the papers, to
realize that these are the hardest
months of the year for them.
1t is most important to the main
tenance of health and vigor at this
time to avoid constipation, with its
accompanying headaches and muscu-
lar and blood congestion. This can be
best accomplished by the timely use of
"A gentle laxative, such as Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, an ideal remedy
that is pleasant to the taste easy and
natural in its action and does not
grippe. Its tonic properties build up
and strengthen the system.
Elderly people should avoid strong
physics, cathartics, purgatives, salts
and pills as these afford only tenn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-18
MANY THINK ROOSEVELT
MAY BE c. o. p. CHOICE
lThe Oklahoma Times)


I'm journey from the national
capital to Oregon, down the Pacific
coast and thence to Oklahoma | found
it the general belief among republi-
cans that the grand old party is going
to come back in good form next year,
both in the election of members of
the house and in the election of pres
ident,' said Representative Dick r.
Morgan Of the eighth Oklahoma dis
trict to The Times this morning.
"This belief is due to the prevail
ing notion that the business depres-
sion of the past three years has been
largely due to economic ard financial
policies of the democratic edministra-
tion. Generally speaking, the people
approve the presidents foreign policy
without regard to politics. but regard
other policies of the administration
as failures. They do not think the
business depression has ieen due to
the war in Europe, but ID the tariff
policy Of the democrats.
War Helped Farmers.
In the granger states it is under
stood that the good prices that have
been received for wheat and some
other farm products has leen due to
the extraordinary demand created by
the war in Europe. Tbs is actually
true.
"One discouraging feature is the
general disposition among republicans
to get together, but theJe does not
seem to be much Capitalization of
sentiment as to candidats. There
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tors if there was anything l could
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will always give it the highest praise. "
Mrs. C. H. GRIFFITH, 1868 Constant
St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Hanover, Pal suffered from fe-
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at times that | could not sit down. The
doctor advised severe operation but
my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham's s
Vegetable Compound and | experienced
great relief in short time. Now | feel
like a new person and can do a hard
days work and not mind it. What joy
and happiness it is to be well once more.
i am always ready and willing to speak
a good word for the Compound. Mrs.
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If there are any complications You
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ally disappear after few days of
careful treatment
Constipation
If the baby does not have at least
one full bowel movement in "a hours
or in 36 at the outside, he is in need
of such care as will bring about this
result. Breastfed babies often re
spond to an increased supply of laXa-
tive food in the mothers diet. If this
is not sufficient, a six months old
baby may have tablespoonful of
strained orange juice between two of
his morning feelings.
Bottle'ted babies may have fruit
juice in the same way and thin oat.
meal cruel may be substituted for
barley water in making up the feed
dings, after the baby is four months
old.
Perhaps the best preventive of con
stipation is to teach the baby to move
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day. This training should be begun
when the baby is three months old,
and should be faithfully continued un-
til the habit is firmly established. Not
only does this practice establish in
the baby from the beginning OF his
life a custom which will greatly in
crease his chances for good health,
but results in an enormous saving Of
work to the mother. She no longer
finds herself confronted with pile Of
soiled diapers to wash, but instead
gives fifteen minutes of careful atten-
tion to the baby each morning.
Directions for carrying out this
training are given in the pamphlet on
Infant Care, already mentioned. Do
not use enemas for the relief of CON
stipation save in emergencies, and do
not resort to purgative medicines ex-
cept with the doctors advice.
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Bass won first prize in guessing the
grains of corn in a bottle. The Sec
ond prize was awarded Mrs. S. NJ.
Davis. A sense contest was the
promoter of much amusement, guess
ing the contents of neatly wrapped
parcels. Mrs. Cole won the favor.
The honor guest was given a beautiful
silver corsage bouquet pin.
After dainty ice course was
served, the guests received their for
tunes securely sealed in nutshells,
upon whose surfaces distinguished
looking faces in free-hand outline ap-
peared. The fortunes were the bright
est kinds of coins sufficient to start
the most substantial kind of saw
ings account.
Those who enjoyed Mrs Won Nord-
helms hospitality were: Zines. Nor
ris Sass. II. H. Sayre, Edgar Sand
lin, c. f. Washington, Durie, Payne,
Eddleman, Newman, Howes, j. A.
Bass, George Henley. S. A. Apple,
G. A. Ramsey, S. NJ Davis, Kirk
bright. Howard, Ray Poland, Cole;
and Misses Helen Durie, ElOise Sand
lin. and Harriet Crockett.
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For Miss Benfe-.

Mrs. Carl Won Nordheim entertained
a company of her friends most de-
lightfully last afternoon with an in
formal sewing and miscellaneous
amusement party of perfect appoint
ments, for her charming house guest,
Miss Mabel Benter of Ration, New
Mexico.
Miss Helen Durie assisted the hos
tess in receiving the guests and in
Producing the honoree. Misses Eloise
Sandlin and Harriet Crockett served
punch during the afternoon.
Needles were busily piled for the
first hour and merry chat enjoyed
Mrs. Howes favored the guests with
a violin number, with Mrs. Kirkbright
at the piano.
The hostess had arranged a num-
Der of clever guessing contests. Mrs