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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

bin9esogen, iiber bic SraiunspGIle
binaus, po ii6 i6nen in Mange 9u'
nar Der Bid ouf bas S4par5e
Weer Dffnet, ipdbrenO iia lunOsins
pGrts nit SumuIi getrOnte !SiigeIs
letten in enOloier SOIse gu elmer
I6permiitigen, einfDrmigen 2anos
iAaft auseiuanbsrreiben.
Gs 1T cine eigene Sadie I'm oieIe
Sropfen oeutI9en 8oltstums mitteH
I'M fremben 80Iter9etpirr. Ni6t miIs
ZEN m06te t6, 10 er5dbIt Der 9erfdts
ier oieIer S4iloerung, bic GrinHes
rung an bic Stunoe, in Der i9 md
tugelongen &reu5fobrten IN Der
Oobru0ida, pon ben ruiIiIden 6is
i9ern am Wleer bertommeno, FRAT
abenOs in bas oeutI9e Sorf Sutts
oerte einfubr. SSn Der iternenloien
Rnft mar Sulebt etne Sele9rap6eus
reibe infer ein8iger 8egtpeiier gerues
len, I9pa6er 2i6ti9ein in Der Ser
ne unIer Ri9tungspuntt. &srnige
9auernburi4en umringten ba, our4
ben 2Grm bes 9eIponns berbeigsrus'
len, unieren Dogen; unb in beut'
I9en 2outen fro9ten lie mad Dem
Wobsr uno @obin. @ie unperglei9s
lid bod itebt bod Der unrpG9bare
Dert Der Spra1e als @rbteil ges
neinTampr 0lbTtnmmlInn INN &uItlIr
iber tbrsr 8eoeutuns aIs Dilttsl
menfdlider 8erItdnoi9ung! 9as
0eutIde oIs 8ertebrIpraae ipriht ia
i'm Orient ieoer itrebiam 8aufs
mann, unb man finOet feIten einen
Juosn, Der es, ni6t bebsrrI6t -
lber bic Sprn6e bieIer 9aucrn fat
Sic &lnn9fnrbe Der Seimat, uno ibre
0Orfer iin6 Elm Stiid Ssimat in Der
iSremoe, Elm Sled Siiopeitoeutfds
lonos am S4par5sn Neer. Mlit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

man6e griperbsmDgli9teit Idaffen.
2ei6t t1nnte man9es 6euti6es 9orf
Oas 0oppelte Ieiner bertigen Be
ppbnsr ernGbren.
Sn politii6er Sinii6t bilOeten hiss
fer bic 6euti6sn 8auern Elm lOpnIss
unb 5uperIdKiI6es Glement bes rumd'
niI9eu Staates, irreoentiitii4e yteis
gungsn feblen ibnen DplIitdnOig; Fer
oeutI6e Stodtsgebonte, OsIien @rs
itartuns i6re aus 9sutIdlanO aus
gepanbertsn 8orfabren ni4t mebr
srIebt babsu, 1T ibnen frem0 sebliss
ben. glber i'm SeutI9en Rei9 rers
sbren iie OO6 oas srpB setpOrrsns
MutterIan0, unO germ b0rsn Iis ben
r9euti9ldnStr" bic Ssimat riibmen,
Die ibnen ielbIt ba8 Bette nit ouf
ben 8es sesebsn bat. Sic iparsn
oeutId in RuBIdnb, beut9 in Ger
Siirtsi unb Iinb uno bleibsu bsulid)
aud in RumGnien. Wtnn lie aud
bin uno pie0sr btsier Ober iener
S9itane auseeieBt Iinb, 10 baIten Iis
ooa nit ieIbitbepuBter @cItstzofi
unb nit angeborener 9ermnniitcr
3dbi9teit an ibrem 9eutidtum fsit.
Oas iie ii6 troB aIler S6pisristeitsr
ouf fremoem 8Oosn unb in fremOer
llmgebung treu unO tart gu nab.
rem puBten.
Grgreifeno iinb in ber GsT6ihtt
bieier 9auerni9aften ibre 9emi9au.
gen um ieelIprseriIte 6iibruns, Bis
ibnen Die SultusssmsinItuiten SeS
aei6s Silfe :mb seorOnete tir9Iiht
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02
BoifeHtIieb aafrittis.
aeufcrunsen bes SutidafterS Gerarb
iiber has ilntericebuut Scutid)lano.

aeuFrruugen beS SutidInfterS 0ernrS
iiber has ilntericebout SeutidDlanb.
9aIb na9 Der Riidfebr bes beut<
i9en SanbelszllnterieeboOts p0eutId@
Lamb" na9 Bremen ipurbe Der 9ers
liner Spe3ioIz&orrsipORbent Der
sMiin9ner 3eiturg" rrn Dem Sots
f9aIter Der @ersinisten Staaten
@erorb empfan9en, Der ii9 i9m ges
eenii6sr iibsr ole sIiidIi4e glntunit
Der n9cuti9lanO" foIgenbermdBen
GuBerte: SD freue mid aufri4ti9 unb
ron Ser5en iiber bic GunOe. Dab Oas
SanbelsunterIeeboot m0eutI9Idno"
ron feiusr tiibnen Sa9rt tUobIbsbaIteu
5uriidtebrte un0 OaB her tapfere &as
pitGn &6nis unb feline brape Utann<
I9aft Die ReiIe gut iiberi:anben ba'
ben. Sas llnterIeeboot r0euti9lanS"
bra9te aus ser Seimat naa amerifa
2ebens5ei9en unperminberter oeuts
I9er @nergie unb ungebro9cntn
beuti9en S9affensbranges. 9ieIes
Greignis ipirtte ipie cine srfriI9enbe
8riIe belebenb unb trditisenb auf Die
fir SeutI9es &Dnnen in &merita felt
ieber borbanbeEe @mpfdneIi9teit. Die
S4ifTabrt sipiI4en Seuti4Iano uno
2lmerita rubte leiOer lange; aber ieBt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02
Son 6euden eOI0atcn im g8ecn aeboutc gfcrOciduenc

9tpril. Suli, Sttober fir ole 3eitsn
auf zen l., g., 15.. o., 20. fallen,
fir ale Stpeiten Qualtaimonats p;t.
ben s., H., 49,, 26. uIp, Gs trifft
E6, baB i'm se9enlpGrtisen Sabre
1916 pom September IN Die DO9en>
toge gcrooe 10 gum Datum iteben,
pie es i'm ReformtaIenoer buuerno
her Sail fpGre; iollte .sBterer beiIpielsz
lpeiIe bon 1917 an tingsFiibrt iper>
oer, 10 tdme 6os baourc9 gum aus>
trud. ouB Der Isljobrstag oIs
Sonniog itatt aIs Iiontag 9eItsn
miibte.
Die 9tenOsrung be8 0otums, Oie
beim 9ergIei4 oes GregorioniIfen
nit bem Sulioniid1ca 8alenoer eine
groBe ytoue Ipielt, iuire bier nur
ie6r gering. 8om l. September bis
gum 20. 5ebruar blic6c Oas Datum
leipeileH ii6erBaupt uhuer1nOert; in
ben iibrigen feds Wnnaten /perrin-
gerte es lt4 i'm WiGr3 unb Wlui um
Gluet Gage, i'm 9lpril, SUM, Suli uno
glugult nm einen Sag. Sn S9aliab=
len lviirOe bic g(enoc5uns nur bier
ytonote betreffen uno nur einen Gag
ausmo4en. G5 iit nitbt nOtis. ole brsi
@erbcierungen, peI6e ole RefOrm
Gusmo4en. 5ugIeid stn5ufiibren.
menn bies au4 in seluiher 9inIdt
am rationelliten lpGre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Su oGlen Seilen Der pielgsituItigen
9obrubTdu, bic beute bon Der bluts
rotten Griegsfudel beleudtet 1T uno
bic oeutI9e uno bulgoriIbe &rtegsr
ben BON ben triigeriIhen SerIpres
d)unqen Der gtQiierteu bet6rten 8us
mGnen pieoer gu eutreifs!n iu9en,
finoen T4 Q(niieOlun9en oeutlder
8auern, oeren Gntitebung unO @uts
tpidlung i'm SoIgenoen geidiloert 1T.
@s mar um bic Wlitte Oes neln'
sebnten SobrbunOerts. Bieoer eins
NAL Iaitete Der Druid ruiiiIher
SerrT9Iu6t unO llnoulOIomtett
fhper auf ben beutfhen Sauern, bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02
kaleHdsrreform.
Cine bnrdJ ben 9rirg ins 9eben &c.
rufene Sriue1ung.

Autt" SbWtJHHb.
Die 2ei9tiSteit, nit peI6er unter
benz Druid bes &riegaSuftanOes bic
,Sommer5eit" in bielen europdiI6en
2dnbern etngefiibrt ,per0en tonRte,
crmutigt bic 8efiirporter bon &oIsns
oerreformen, gerabe leBt nit ibren
9prIchlGgen aufs neue 0uf ben Plan
gu treteu. sic boffen, oaB pielIeidt
aIs StriegsmaBre9eIn in tinem Ooer
mebreren Staaten elm maBge6enoer
I1neiier 2tnfang gemo9t iperben
t0nnte, no friiber in 5rieOens5eiten
ale ;nternationalen &er9onblun9en
nidt psiter fiibrten.
9nS Reformprpiett Fat inter nns
beren @Orsiigen audi ben elmer inter-
nationalen Sertunft. Gum er ItenmoI
Durbe es berDffentItbt i'm Sabre
1887 ols preisgetrDnts Gingube 0es
JranSoien 6. SOnin auf cine g(uss
idreibung, tpeIde bic 3eitidrift r2'z
qlitronomie" peranItdltet batte. linz
abbGnsig bapon tt Senau OerIeIbe
9prIalog bann in ben Sabren 1900
1910 bon periGiebenen OsutI9en
gtutoren gema9t porOen.
9ds 9rin5ip Oes Refornpori6Ings,
Der bier in Siir3e ausetnanoergcIebt
iei, 1T Oieies: 90 ipenig gu dnbern
nls n0gli9. 60 iol dlIo por allen
bic Ginteilung in Do9en unO in
5p1lf Mpnate erbalten bleiben.
sseItbalten0 an bieIsn 8orbeoingunz
gen muB nun bic Reform OreierIei gu
erreiben iu9en: Grfens mub Die
pDlig piIltitrli6e, Der GGIarenpers
e6tterung entitommte llngIei9beit
Ser Monate mDsli6It permieoen pers
ben; bas tpGre bic Mpndtsres
form. 3peitens mub cine llebereins
itimmuns DON Sabr su Sabr er3ieIt
peroen SpiI4en Dem Datum unb bsm
8o9entas; bas tann als 80 o d NJ
REFORM besei9net tpetben. Die bon
js6er beIonbers ertpiinI1te . iters
REFORM, tpel9e ebenIo elm peIflis
DIES tpie tir9li9es Sntereie beii5t
unb ipeI9e oarin gu psFteben bat, baB
Sitern unb Die babon ab9dn9i9en
sgeIte ii9 ni1t mebr nit bem 6rib-
Iingsbollmono I'm msbr als einen WiOs
nat bin uno fer belpegen, ionoern tets
ouf oasIeIbe Datum fclIen iOllen.
Sir Die beiben erit>n qufguben ers
edbe ii6 cine 5iemlib ielbitperitdnos
lihe 20Iung, lpenn tos Sabr uns
ben Gefnlleu getan 9Gtte. nur 1854
itatt 365 Sage 5u 5G9Ien. Damn bGts
ten mir bier Nuartale bon 81 Sagen,
10 baB INNER Der eriteQuartuIsmonat
81, bic iibrigen 80 Sage bGtteu; II. ole
Bpaentoge lpiirOen tpegen Der Sell
bartlett bur9 7 ni9t mr BON Subr
Su Subr, iunbern bon QuortaI gu
Qunrtal INNER aufs neue auf biefels
ben 9ateu fallen. Gs tleibt nur nod
lie Sdpierigteit, ipte man ben 365,
Sag unterbriugt. Die bier gepdblte
uno iuobI sIiidItdfe QDiung lit. ibr
(ebenio tpie Oen S9aIttag), ais be-
fonOeren Spnntog ein5u!iigsn, 70 bob
or bic JOl9e Der @odentuse nidi
ftUrt.
Die gan5e 9teform tam nun in
fplgcnSs SGBe 5uiammeneefaBt psr.
ben: Ssbes Subr (uno in S9oIt.
iabren isbes SaIbiabr) bssinnt unt
S6liebt nit einem SOnntog. Der
erite MOnat bes Nuartuls bat 81 ga.
&c. uno tein Monot iuenigsr oIs 30.
= Sitern fdlt auf ben 8. qpril,
9as iibrise bIeibt unOerdnOert.
gs srgibt iid 10 eins siuiss 9o.
tumtafeI, ponu9 3. 3. bic Sonntagt
fir Die eriten AuortaImOnots Sunuor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

@trabc in bcm eutIdien Sorf GooeaIat.
felt einem Sobrbunoert i'm Siiten
Rublanos in i6muden Sorfern
tucbnten. gli6t ieoer ertrug oleie
@eiIel in Der Soffuun9 uuf before
3eiten. 9ie Bunoerluit, Die tbre
@ro6pdter aus oem GIIab, aus gas
ben uno aus 8iirttembsrg bierber9es
fiibrt batte, trieb mou6en Der grteI
nit benz sroBen StrOm mad gtmeris
ia. 9l6er aud ni9t peit iiiopdrts,
ienIeit Der unteren 9onnu ouf tiirs
tiT9em 9ooen. i6ien Uielen nod 9e'
niigenO Roum CUR Sieolung por9ans
sen su Iein. RuI9 reifte Der gnts
fdIuB aur Sat. Wtit @eib unb 8inO
uno ben notpsnOigiten SnbieIigteiten
tuuroe Die 8unoerung an9etre!en,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

iiegtsn pieber Der alte prattf9e Sinn
unb Der Sanieutengeifi. Die bsutihe
Se9nit eripies ii9 TtGrter aIs ole
SinberniTTe. Sie Reiic bieies Sans
Selsuuteries6ootss por iiderIib felt
longer 3eit bas pi9tigite @reignis
fir bic 8eSiebunssn apif9en ben
@sreinistsn Staatsn unb 0euti9Iano.
9tIs Oas llnterIeebOot n9euti4lano"
in Baltimore antam, irar gang ames
rita erfiiat BON 8epunberung unb
2t9tung fir bieIe gIdnSenbe 2eiitung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

- Die itaIisnif9e Re-
9isrung bat $1,000 Sire prGs
mitu aus9eieBt Sur Grmunterung Ell
ner inteniiperen Srgonifatton Res
Orangenpertaufs i'm Snuern bss
2anbes unb 5ur GrIsi6tsrung bes
4OnIums. Sieie porIorgIi9e Rabs
noHme bat ben 3ped, Our9 9ermebs
ruEa bes inIdn6i3en &OnIums bic
VerIuIte ous5ugIeiden, Die bic Srons
gentuItur bur9 bic Sperrung eirigsr
ausIGnoiI9er MGrtte srIitten bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

8erbdltniFe brudten. StottItde Sir.
den nit itoI5 rogenbem Surm Tin.
oen ieBt bon peitber bds beutIfe
SprF an. S4orf bebt ss iid ab DON
ben D0rfern( Der ortbooOgen RumG>
nen unb Rufen nit ibren tuppe!ges
trDnten &ultItGtten ooer BON ben
ourb 5terIide Minaretts iiberro9ten
SieOlllngen DER Mobammeouner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

unb ouf miibieIissr. tpOdenIunser
Reiie ging's bem 3ieG gu, binilber
mad Der tiirtiIaen 9Obruoi4a. Ri4t
auf einmol punoerten iie; Der Grs
folg oes einen aog ben onoeren mad.
2lngeb0ri9e Der perI9ieoeniten Sip
pen un0 9prFI9aften. gUungeIiI6e
uuo Satbolii4e. Iu6ten unO fanoen
elm 9lIpl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Stots er5dbtt ba Elm 9tGter, bsr nod
bic SiirtenSeit erlebt bat. ouB er tsis
ne onbere Sprade ols feline Wtutters
fpru9e ipre9en lam. Seine &inOer
unb gntel o6er lernen in Der
Sduls unO bel ben Soloatsn 6us
RumGniide; unO es 1T gut 10 in fies
fen 2Gnoern, no bic 8eranIagung
sur 9ieIipra4i9teit i4On augebOrnes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Sine 3ufIudtsItdtts 1T tie %.
brubIhn bon ieber 9epeien, bon rem
3eiten Der ROmer an, ala Spio i'm
IGngit pergongenen Somi in Der Yers
bonnung le6te, bis gu ben beutigsn
Sogen. @e5pungen unO freitutllis
boben ii9 bier oie perIdiebenurtig ten
@OIterT4oren nieosrgelahen. Sn
Freuroli6en SSt1dero0rfern Gm
S6morsen Weer luObut Die eieens
ortige Sette Der 9ippopnusr, RuiIsn.
bic i'm beiligen 3arenreide ni6t ss'
buloet iperbsn, unb oeren Wablbis
f9of in Dem mGrhsnbdft ipsItpsrIps
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
HOMELESS ONE DAY:
AN HEIRESS THE NEXT

Oklahoma City, July 19.-Five days
ago Katherine Oliphant, after being
beaten by her drunken father and
stepmother, was turned out into the
night She was taken in charge by
the police, who turned her over to
the county. Tonight this same little
girl, who is only II years old. is at
tired in silks and an heiress to mill.
ions.
The child, described as the most
beautiful ever brought to the atten-
ton of local courts, was adopted by
j. c. Smith, wealthy banker of Tish-
omingo, today following a spirited con-
troversy participated in by many
wealthy but childless couples of Ok
lahoma City and its vicinity.
She will make her future home
in Tishomingo. Many of those who
wanted to adopt the girl threatened
court actions and other proceedings.
but today the majority of these agreed
the little waif should go to Mr.. Smith.
The girl was taken from her par
ents after it was proved they were
unfit to retain her custody. In the
crowded court room Katherine barred
her shoulders and back, displaying
great welts which had been made by
the barrel slaves in the hands of
her parents, according to the testi-
mony. The father made an effort to
regain his daughter through a writ of
habeas corpus, but was unsuccessful,
and did not appear to protest against
the formal adoption.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
Thoughts Above Finance

Robert Louis Stevenson had no
money sense whatever He and Mrs.
stevenson once went to Paris for a
pleasure trip. They had a check for
$500, and some loose money, and they
meant to have a good time, and stay
as long as their money held out. After
few days they found their funds run.
ming short; they could not imagine
what they had done with it all, but
as there seemed to be very little left,
they'decided they had better go home
while it lasted. When they got home
they found the check for $500 among
the papers on the desk. They had
not cashed it at all, and they did not
even know they had not.-S. S. Nc.
Clure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
Diners Given Free Ride.

The patrons Of certain New York
cafe are treated to a free ride while
they take their meals. The tables are
arranged in large circle which re-
wolves slowly about some musical or
dancing "act" in the center. Those
who begin their dinner at the entrance
of the cafe may find themselves eat
ing their salad course in the rear.
The circle is 32 feet in diameter and
is moved by a one-fourth horsepower
motor at the rate OF one revolution
per hour. The motion is too slow to
be objectionably noticeable to anyone,
but considerable amusement is af-
forded by the gradual change of loca-
ton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
The Risorglmento.

The Italian word, "risorgimento'
means literally rising again" In
some Of its verb forms the word is
seen to be cognate with our "resur-
rect In Italian history the meaning
of the word, for which you especially
inquire, is the rebirth or remaking of
the Italian nation. 1t thus covers the
period of revolt from Austrian domi-
nation and establishment of the pres
ent kingdom-the risorgimento was
the formation of united Italy. 1t began
In 1881, when Mazzini founded young
Italy" The influential paper which
Cavour edited in the stirring midcen-
tury was called II Risorgimento.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
Sciyally, Mr.. Torn, Mr.. van Nov, and
host, Mr. Cullinan.

Scvally, Mr. Iorn, Mr.. van No., and
host, Mr. Cullinan.
Mrs. ]. A. Kendall entertained at
her country home north of the city
with a spend-the day party in honor
Of her daughter, Oakla's fourteenth
| birthday and her house party, in2.ud
ing the Misses Anna, Grace ard Ruth
Brewster of Oklahoma City. The
house was decorated with garden fow.
ers. Games and music were features
of the day. A bounteous chicken din
ner was served at noon, with ice
cream and cake in the evening. Those
present were the Misses Anna, Ruth
and Grace Brewster of Oklahoma
City, Eula May Lee of Davis, Lucille
Jones, Gladys Jones, Elizabeth Helms,
Dorothy Hedges, Wilmont Salisbury,
Gladys Salibury, w. r. Salisbury,
and Eddie Mulens Mrs. Kendall
was assisted in serving by Mrs w.
7. Salisbury and Mrs. S. T. Hedges.
One Of the very delightful events Of
the week was the social given last
evening by Mr. and Mrs. b. NJ. BYrum
honoring the home coming of their |
son, Willis, who has been attending |
the university The home was lovely |
in a setting of pink and white color |
motif. Crepe myrtle and sunfowers |
were used in the decorations. Dancing |
and five hundred were features of |
The color motif was car
ried out in the refreshments served,
and the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Won Keller. Mrs. Walter Colbert, Mrs.
C.. T.. Hobson of Fort Worth and Miss
Helen Won Keller. The guest list in
cluded Misses JOY Moore, Doris West
heimer, jeanette Moore, Marie West,
Ozella Pugh, Madeline Colbert, Ruth
Bats, Anne Thompson, Mabel Mar.
low. Gainor Roberts, Mary Anderson,
Olive Staten, Lillian Krause: Messrs.
Royce Kruger, Walter Colbert, Ben
Hunter, James Bivens. Ezra Dyer,
everett Kruger. Mr.. Sigler, Lorenzo
4ove Ernest Hendon Joe McClain, 3
lanes Hobson, Walter Colbert, c. f. {
Iobson. !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
Palace.

Ardmore theatregoers have been
given a real musical comedy treat this
week by having such an excellent
company booked at the Palace this
week. The Idyl Frolix musical tabloid
show is unusual in many things. FIJI st
of all every member of the company
is good. 1t would hardly be right to
single out any one, for each and
every player seems to have his or
her whole heart in the work and their
one aim is to please. To say that
they have, is proven by the packed
houses that have attended each per-
formance this week and each one
has a satisfied look on his face as
he leaves the theatre.
Among other things that impressed
the writer was the changes of songs.
costumes and bill each and every
night. For a girl to keep up the ward
robe that these girls are compelled to
do is no small matter, for they appear
in different costumes in each number
each night, and they are all pretty
ones. To those who think a theatri-
cal life is an easy one, there is a
big surprise coming.
This entire company rehearses ev-
cry morning from to 1870 the bill
for that day, give an afternoon per-
formance at four which lasts over
an hour, and two shows at night of
the same length. When you stop to
consider the extremely hot weather
we are having, it is wonder the
girls can do as well as they do.
Another noticeable thing is the alb
sence of anything suggestive or racy /
in any song or joke. The show is alb
a clean one, and no person |
need be afraid of seeing or hearing |
anything that will be Objectionable. |
The leading character woman and the
eading man are artists of exceptional
lbility and give a pleasing perform
lnce every day. The chorus girls
ing well and dance well, and every
me of the company handles his or
Ter part in an acceptable manner.
% miss seeing this company this
'eek will indeed be regretted by any
ne unfortunate enough to do so.
hey will be here the rest of the
eek with change of program every
ay and new songs, dances and cos
INES at each performance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
Doc Wasn't on the Job,

A few years ago party OF tourists
from the U. S. A, among whom was
an Iowa doctor who could always be
depended upon to say the unexpected,
were visiting in Stratford and were be-
ing shown through Shakespeare
home. AS they came to certain
room the pompous guide halted and in
very impressive manner announced:
This is the room where the great
poet was born" One of the party in
very subdued tone exclaimed: well
doc, what do you think of that?"
M. d. shook his head and sadly re-
piled: I'm afraid I'm little late"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
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The eatorium-

Money meant nothing in the life of
THE Gay Lord Waring," hero of
the Bluebird photoplay to be exhibit
ed at the Theatorium today. He spent
English bank notes as though they
we're cigarette papers. He gambled
and led proAigate and proftless life
But when he met "the right girl"
everything changed and the change
lasted until the influence of a good
woman was discounted by evil assccia-
tions. Then the gay courtier went
into executive session with himself
and decided to marry and settle down.
Through many changes and yiclssi-
tudes of an exciting and intensely
photop1ay these changing
details of Lord Warnings existence
are shown, leading to the happy end
ing so much desired.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20

| to the science of obstetrics that has
caused the physicians and nurses of
Denver to gasp and probably will
battle eugenists, biologists and child
study experts. The Ethiopian BABY is
a boy All the marks which lnGi-
cate low order of intelligence and
development are noted in this child,
the narrow, bulging head and slim
face, the fat, wide, crlnkled ears and
tiny, round, twinkling eyes and kiply
hair. The Caucasian baby is a girl.
The child is fair with fine shaped
head, delicately modelled ears, a wee
mouth well defined nose and chm,
wide brow and straight brown hair.
If these children had been born,
one in the hut of an African savage
and one in the mansion of sedate
they could not be more
unlike than they are. Not content
with breaking the racial record in !
giving birth to black and a white |
child, this woman shattered the hered- |
ty tendencies which decree the faith
RS likeness and characteristics to
he girl and those of the mother to
he boy. Mabel owens daughter is
white like herself, a normal baby
howing signs of breeding.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
Cost of a Villa.

When the Smiths suburban villa
was completed and they counted costs,
1t appeared that the painters bill was
$50 in excess of the paperhanger' s
charges, the plumber charged $50 more
than the painter; the mason received
Sl6O more than the plumber and the
carpenter, who charged $24 more than
the mason, rendered bill three times
as large as that of the paperhanger
The lot cost half as much as the
house, so who can tell how much the
Smiths new home cost?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20

When you feel lazy, out of sorts and
yawn a good deal in the daytime, you
can charge it to a torpid liver which
has allowed the system to get full of
impurities. HERBINE cures all disor-
ders produced by an inactive liver
1t strengthens that organ, cleanses the
bowels and puts the system in good
healthy condition. Price soc, Sold by
Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20
TWINS, ONE WHITE, ONE BLACK.
White Woman Writes Strange Chapter
in History Of Motherhood.

Denver. July 19.-Mabel owen,
who claims to be white, an obscure
dependent upon charity. nov a patient
in the county hospital, has written m
amazing chapter to the history of
motherhood by bringing into the world
in the space of one hour twin babies,
one black. one white-Ethiopian and
Caucasian. She added a new fact
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-20

Stings or bites OF Insects that are
followed by swellings, pain or itching
should be treated promptly as thev
are poisonous BALLARD'S SNOW
LlNlMENT counteracts the poison, II
Is both antiseptic and healing. Price,
zoe, 5Oc and $1.O0 per bottle. Sold
by Ringer Drug Co.