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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-05
Observation-Disclosures

i,er Operation. @or biefer 3eit batte
i'd bier Sabre eeIitterL aber ie mebr
i'd Weoi5in nabm, oeito iblinnner
iDuroe es. Seben Wonat, ieitbem id)
ein iilnses Wfdohen mar, lit i'd nab.
reno Der 9eriobe an &rGntpfen In bel.
Aer Seiten unb ipar nieritdls reael.
ntabig. SD las sHre glnnonce in Der
8eihlns ,irlo bas giIbniB einer Gral,,
inelhe ror etner Speration be,uabrt
tpairoe, itilb bieies gilbnib bate iih
sneinem geilte ein9eprdst Der 9of.
tor bate mir sltm Gntihluiie our
Cperation nod sipei peitere Saee ge.
geben, un6 i'd itidte fofort meinen
@atten nof Der slpotbefe Inn cine
Glaihe 0pbia 9. 9infbam's @egetable
COMPOUND urb Sie folnen mir slull.
ben i'd nabm Bios a DOZEN elm, aIs
id einen @e1iel tpabrnabm linb als
ih Die brittle Sfafde geIeert batte, mar
ih gebeiIt unS babe niemaIs beiier ge-
fiibIt. Sd sebe Sbuen bas Yripile-
siiim, neinen grief gu peroffentii6en
ilnb id bin einfab bod,erfrelIt, o1tbere
Erauen Ron meiier SeiIung tpiiien 3u
1nifen. - Srm { bos. W q :.
nigaL 1882 Sartpiae StraBe,
Ebila, pa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-05
gie 81 csobre ale Grm, 9eIia

Gie 81 Sabre ale Srm GeIia
Sap0cn fam seitern gRiitag in ibrenl
Sailie OIL Der Glib Sieberten Gtrabc
,u Safe uno mubte nod bein Scipi.
tal gebrad)t lueroen.
= slui Der @i6SIetmpn 9ife fano
seitepi Moreen Elm 3uiammenitoB
5tpiidleu einem sliitompbiI uno einenl
gsotorrab itatt. Ger Siaofahrer mo
itirc Satin tpitrSeu IN cen 9bauiiee.
araben geporfen, ood) erIitt mir Die
6ran Ietsnie 8erIetiingen Sic tpurot
mad bem Soipital gebradt, fonutc
a5er in ben ga6mittcssitunbe nit
i1rem @innn nah MiobIeilpi, 5uriid.
febrer. Sbrcn Ranier roaten lie nitt
angeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-05
pie fran50fifd.a mans

Die fran5ofifden Wiinss
prasunsen. Dem ySsmpsD Sufol,
ae prdst bic Wliin5s fir gspobn!ic,
idbrIid fir a6t Bis ,shn MiIion,n
Jranfsn SiIbermiinjsn, i'm lanienosu
Sabr IOllen fir msbr als adAsia Wlil.
lipnen Jranten g3rdgungsn ftaitftnpeu.
Nntauf bon 100000 ailosramm Gil.
Der I'm @eribe BON ntsbr ala 40 Dail,
lion.n 5rantsn III tsabiihtist. Sstt
Spbrssbssinn iinb GoussStiide i'm
gsirage bon mebr als tiiis Iiaion
iyranisn ssprast morbsn.
gerubigt.
0ait (drstrlid): Run babe IA. ba
Der 9rdten 70 lapse auf flo fparieu
lieb, rihiis ben 3us periaumt!s
Wirtb (etmiitbliH): IRA, Isi'n g
lufrisS.n, Da iSnnsn Gis TIN isbt Ia
Rak 4Hsn...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-05
enlilIben Ser gfabel einaeiblaacl

oenitl6en Der S61bel einaeihlaaeir
mar. 8egen oen angebIiden Shdtcr
sSalter gnIier rpiirbe bonn BoIi3eidscf
Strider Elm S5aftbeiebl ipegen Wtorbes
i'm eriten @rao eripirft. 9as @oruer.
Dor iinect ON Mtittpcd) Dtorgen i'm
9liuni3ipalaeribt itntt. Ter ernloroete
lsoli6eibeante ipiro ON Gonnerstag
Nna)nittae beiiattet.
- Die gl,iseiteIlten Der s. s. mo
2. gGm icierten 6en 9ierten ou-rb
Gle Siiilug elmer mahtigei BIaaGe
alf benz Die Citation ilnIgebenoen
9iaieilpIab. Die 2eilte bntten oic
SlaBee aili eigeHe Soften aeitiitet.
- gtepben alitb, Der felt 1913 in
Samilton aniiiiis mar, lit geitern I'M
hobeu sIter Ton 80 ssnbrar geitorbcr.
Die gsittue, iieben EoAuc uno cine
Iod)ter, io,pie eiite Shaar non GnfsI,t
,iib llrenfeln IberIeben cen Grsie,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-05

Der SodfsefIotte, er fslbft blieb Mini'
fter. 9lter er mar niht Miniiter I'M
lanbldufisen Sinne, Der Mann, Der
bic Marine pertOrperte, ipar r,iht Elm
Ieripaltungsbeamter, mas trodene 8us
reautratie in ben lebten Monaten sll
tcnifrllieren tra9tete. 9irpis ipar bic
Wtarine, bic Slette mar iein &inb uro
bic Seeoifi3iers aus ieinem DeIea
9eIormt.
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,Sirpit" Cine Gbaratter-
Stuoie.
@pn grnit gaf n, Sub
rer Der Nationalliberalen i'm
4 Deutl4en Rei4stag.

Eirpib 1T eine peri riDnli9teit Don
grpbem Rei5. Gbelite MGnnlihtelt,
Derbunben NIT Der offenen Serubbtit
bes Seemanns, Iiebensfpiirbige Yer
btnbli9teit, frei non ieoem bureautras
tff1en 5o1mut unb Der Selbltubers
bebnng, bic man in bieien Resionen
70 oft ontrifft. alarer 9eritonb, Der,
iiber bic Sabr5ebmte tommenber Gntz
aDidlung binausblidenb, ii6 bic oem
Staatsmann 10 perbsrbli4e Suuiion
Dom SaIfa bdlt, politifder SinH, nae
tiirIi9e gesabuns fit pOIitit, bic ibn
bas Weien Der Sinse ertsnuen ldbt
I'm Menihentenner, Der Elm feinss Ss=
iibl fit bic Shipd9en ieiner Wli.s
fpieIer auf bem pOIitiiaen S4ahbrett
fat, aber au9 senau gu i4eiben Ders
mag, iper als pOIitifder Gliidsrittsr
fein eignes SiippIsin auf ben bsiten
6erbplaB gu ftelIen tra4tet, unb fpeiisn
6er5, Don beiber 2iete fir bas grobe
Ganae erfiiut nur fir bas 8atsrlano
iGmpft. 60 nGbm er Elm lebbaftes
Sntsr.Fe on Der militarii4en Stdrs
tung Oeiterrei9 llnsarns unb an Der
9erbeFsruus Der Seeriiituns unfsrer
BunbessenoIen.
Wenn i9 bies nieberidreibe, itebt
mande Stunbs poIitii9en Geiprd4s
Dor meiner Griuneruns, bic i'd nit
SirpiB in ben nabe5u 20 Subren isiz
ner amtIiben sdtistsit baben ourfte.
Sn ibnen lieb er mid mun6eu gins
Bid in bic Gebantensdnge tun, in be-
nen er 1ein Wert runbets unb fertiss
geitaltete. gnslano bat Sirpts ims
mer ri9tis bsurteilt, bic S9tDantuns
gen Der beutihen politi., bic nit Der
periObs gupripi einiesten unb iid pis
elm rptsr 5aoen Dur4 oiefe leBten %
Sabre biu5osen, bat Sirpis niht nit
ssmadt. Sie rittise Grtsnntnis oes
engIiftxn @oIt5daratters, bic grfais,
iuns Der ensliiden gei6idts mar IN
Jleifh unb 8lut bei ibm iibergesans
gen. gr fpubte, oab uns bieier @uf>
fengans NIT Dem alien SeerGuberuolt
niht eripart bIeibeH fperoe, uHb riii.sts
caruuf.
limb bod bate ib off ben ginbrut,
tpenn BON 9er6anblungen nit gng.
lamb, bon Riiitunesabtommen bic Rebe
mar, Sirpis mare aIs leitsnberS Staatss
mann Der einsise setpeisn, Der ein iol,
des gbtommen f.rtisse6ra9t bate.
War er aud gsbabt uuo sefiir9ist in
Gnslanb, 10 genOb er bod anbererieiis
folhes 4nieben, Iol6e QutoritGt jsn.
feits bes aanals, bab man bic tarts
5anb, DOH ibm ausgeftredt, ni9t auss
gefhlasen bate. Die offene unb las
tsnte 9ifionan5 stuti9en benz leitsnben
GtaatsmanH unb Dem Sd0pfsr Der
Warine mar fi6er Elm RE beuti9e pos
Iitit unsiinitts besinfluFeubes MO.
mert. fa.-
DaB Sirpit nidt intraniigent mar,
ertries feine 4usfiibruns i'm Retdss
tag 1913, bic srObes alufIeben ma9ts,
In Der er ertldrte, bab er gesen Elm
gerbdltnis Der beutiden aur grobbris
fanniiden GIotte DON 10 gu 16 ni6ts
ein5upenDeH babe. Greili9 iparen sic
enelii4sn @nresungen aorb Gbur6>
tug, ipis bic san5e snglifte politIt
DeutidfanD gessHiiber. uidt sbrIi4
gsmsint,
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6amiltpm.

lluier Ssent in SamiIton 1T Serr
Gbnaro grnf, 449 Shb cSiinite Ctr.
Bel Eel. 476.Si. SOme 4bOne
1851 n.
- Ger Saricabiabrer Sobn Spci-
bel meIoete geltern Wtorgen Der 9Soli-
gel, Oab ieine giaidjina eeitobIen fuc:.
ben iei. giltige Stiioen ipaier muroe
bas 1ari inter Der eiienbahn6riIde
Der G., S. unb %. geflnben. eiit
3tepo!per Der unter oem Sit lag,
iehlte
Gie on Der 9ei6c bes poliJei.
iripeftors glrtbur @. Walfe porse.
.,ioutrsne sliitopiie bot ersebest -Sab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-05

z t)lHer5cn III oey
Seite lInb &iifeit.
bis id) fait perriift
ip1irbe. I'D, gilla
5u perIdiebencn
9oftoren linb dac
erfldrteit, id bdttc
Elm Srouenleib
iinb es fpiirbe tel.
lie 9eiierung eili'
treten. GllBer ib
ilufer,nnc midi ris
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9obes.Nnseiaen.
siarb am eonniaa, ben 2. auli 1916, yI5e.
treS. g.. 30. 9bpnan.

eeIiebier erbn bon 5reberid uno Nhna 2bonou.
aeb. @rneninger In feinem 40. asbensilbre.
las peitenbeadnaniB finbet itati bon Der gsots
nuna leincr GIiern @o. 16d3 0suce eibcnue.
am Wlitipot, ben 8. SnIi iurrnltf elm 3raucr.
acitessienit IN Der 9eyiicten Qruteii. stride ca
Soffncr eirase @nfmfttnas nm 2:30 libr ffntt,
fiubet ipoSu 5reuube boiIt6 cinseIaoen fine.
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Nleaicrnnas.sln

eaisrungs>nniielIungen often fir ggdnnef
nnb cronen. 7nufeHbe bon ernennunesn hns
IN unsi6t. niile tar slnitsuuraen trst
VtaHflin 9nfrinis. TEST 70. Ro6sffer. n D.
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Hran pmrbeit 3ipet
Sase 3eit segtbtn
6sm ewtiAlsHs tAs AtrsrsiiAs cserassss. ess
pNstste 10; ssheiIt bnre epsta 2.
piasksm1 Dssetatis Qsssp saHb.

pbiIooelpbia, pa. - 1gor einem
syohre par i'd iebr frartf irnb lit an
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9as llebel iisi niht INNER an Der
Gteae. Die f4msrst
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spe,ita fit Tranea.
RMaI1ze
Gin I5sIideS antiieptiides TnlDer,
peIdes. ipenn ben6tbiat, in
@aiIer aui,nI5ien III.

slIs elm msbisinif@ss ontifeptif6es Eqtiiel
far GuI6sn urb g,bonbIuns bon aatarrb. Gni.
snnbuna ober gusftIaa ber gsais. bss SoIfes
unb isne orr6 ipsibI6s aronibe!isn oerurfa&t
tat es Mot fsines BIei5sn. eeii ssbn 3apren
bot bic Cuba q. 7nibam Msbieins 90. in 10.
TER gripntaorrsiporber nit grauen pariIu'
ms'oblsn. ipeI6es fens gorshaIi6ieli benefit.
grauen. ,psI6e iu.!ri tpOresn ftnb. fassn. -es
M n,6! NIT eoIb auisuiuisssn.' Bet upoite'
fern. soc orobe e6ntiel ober bur6 bic gof,
Zoe qartpn Toilet 90. Boiton. DlnH.
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gentaI GoHeae.

She Cincinnati grutaf Gpftar. 23i--2s3 Reii
Gonrt sir.. nabs Blum. Ttntin ssisromes-
Vile arttn aabHttdHii6er ArbtittH
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3u pcrFaufeu--Snrmen.

240 Nfer SecOnh Bottom Cft aunfas. 90
aoer 'eiIliies alidltd. 4 nal su itneieSn &
WieileH goa geire, g 3immeT SGus gBGilst,
Sglien. 8 Heilen bon etpber etaoi 0iaflt.
ibiiiier 5u ait u boar. saillinm mnrp1n,
~ !, eberrDbale. ans 2.sfu.6'
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Dentfher @prier In i7o Tor, 9bouae
apsnuf, Sort 1bomas, ap.
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Duter SnIuon.4 gcbmann,
1850 8ire Sirabe.
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@srlangt - @eibIif.

gidb6en fir oueemcine Sauear5eii ssin
gsaftsn ooer gaeeIa- 1892 @iIipH abenue.
elboHbdIe. 25-H
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Sto6ir fir 9eutf6es paierbeim. 9inegat.
net Gar. fietgt ab on @ibeepas
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lR db fen iir sto6en in Ietner 1samiiie VI.
ies pobH. enipfeblnngsH. 1858 Htabtna
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
PROPER WAY TO HANG SKIRT
Care Necessary II One "oyl5 Have Il
Retain It's Original srsPe-The
Hhfte Dress.

Every woman knows how hard il is
10 hang Up q skirt so that il retains its
original shape. Here is one way il
which i can be done.
Take al ordinary wooden coat-hang-
e. and screw underneath the hanger
t~o small brass hooks about one inch
long. Place them at either side Of the
center hook. al equal distances from
II. Hang the loops Of the skirt on the
hooks A Jacket can be slipped on the
hanger without wrinkling the skirt
To improve the shiny serge or cloth
lay 1t fat on the table and pass a
piece Of fine sandpaper very gently
oyer the shiny part. The sandpaper
vill roughen up the nap again, but be
careful not 10 rub too hard. as it may
wear a hole in your material.
When putting away white dresses
wrap them in dark blue cambric TO
prevent them from turning yellow Pa.
yer can also be used and can be blued
hy dipping in strong bluing water and
1iici Fine centerpieces and doilies
ut 10 use should be kept wrapped in
DIX blue tissue paper.-Farm and
I"~cside
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
NEW REDINGOTE IDEA
DESIGNED By PARTISAN MODESTO
FOR THE RIVIERA.
Quaint Garment at Firs. Sight Has q
Rather Odd Appearance, But Is
Likely 10 Be Popvlar-Pic-
turesque Wrap-coats.

Beer has recently shown me some
lovely models which we're specially
created for the Riviera season, writes
the Paris correspondent Of the Boston
Globe. The redingote Of smoke-gray
velvet which have sketched was one
OF these.
II was a quaint garment. Three
quarter length and very full at the
hem, with a broad band Of chinchilla
bordering IL. The coat was finished
OF with triple capes, in coachman
style, and there was high collar
shaped like the open petals Of a big
lily.
The coat was fastened right down
the front with large buttons made OF
semitransparent gray horn and the lin.
ing was lemon-yellow brocaded satin.
This style is likely to be popular all
through the spring The Parisiennes
seem delighted with the curious little
shoulder capes which were introduced
month or two ago by Redfern.
We find these capes on coats Of all
kinds; also on Afternoon dresses Of an
elaborate order. Beer is making a
specially OF coats which are very full
at the hem and bordered all round
with fur; he makes these garments Of
velvet. velours de laine, duvetyn, cam
el-hair cloth, brocaded satin and many
other stuffs
The fur border nearly always meas
ures from eight TO ten inches and on
some OF the newest models-for in
stance that shown in my sketch-there
is no fur on any other part OF the
coat. Beer still continues to make
skirts and coats very wide at the hem
but notice he 10 not now so keen
about the hustle" outline, for which
we feel devoutly thankful The Beer
dresses-especially those intended for
afternoon wear-are still very "fussy,"
but the draperies at the side and back
seem rather TO indicate a revival OF
panniers than Of bustles.
Paquin has been making some pic
turesque wrap-coats which give
short-waisted impression. These gar.
ments are exceedingly picturesque
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
YOU NEED A TONIC
:ioess ssrssps-iis, as Spring
He-i.rs. IS rre Ess;.

Spring Sickness cones r. sc-s
degree % every nan. woman AID
child II our climate. i Is ina. IN
down condition q the sys,eu tia;
results from impure. impoverished,
de7.,aIzei blood. I: j. marked 5y
loss Of appetite and ;da; tired feel
IL. s1i II many cases BY s0ne
fo~, q eruption.
TIE bes. way 70 trea. spring sick
ress IS 70 :ake Hoods Sarsapari-la.
Ask your dr1ggls; for this Old rs.i-
able family medicine. Il pur.6ss,
err.c1es and reyi,alizes The blood.
I, IS a. al-the-year-rourd alter
s..ve and tonic, and IS absolutely
TIE bes; Spring medicine.
Get your blood II good condition
al orce-ncw. Delay may be dan
cero1s. b sure 10 get Hood : Sar-
saparl-a, nothing e.se can taEe is
place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
FOR OMNIBUS INDIAN BILL
The Claims o. O.shors Tribes viii
Likely Ee Included


Washington. Feb. ls.-The. house
Indian committee probably viii in
,r0duce an omnibus bill containing
legislation and appropriations 7.h!ch
rould not BE- su5.-c- Il, a point Of
order on the soor o--ing considera-
Ton. \ large uuny4. OF th- l'a.ns
would affect Indians and ,-iyes IN
Oklahoma
Representative Murr-y VIII ask that
the bill contain a per capita payment
for members OF the Seminole tribe n
s.ol al once and with 600 per aarun
until al money Of -he t-.be j. 2-'d
10 members. He is also iure-.s..sd
in q provision TIA, viii clear land
titles in eastern OElsaoma b. L=c,ar-
ing that in 10 case shall q desl u
invalid solely because Of the dats q
sale Of the land. This would ,caTs
The questions Of fraud and inad@cuacr
Of compensation for The courts. Ec
saws f, would erec. -0)aQ cases.
Tie last omnibus bill vas the Cur.
,i- til Of l.es. otherwise E-3E1 IS
The sllo'me1, bill for Indian Ter-i
to-E
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
IS
FOURTH IN THE
WORLD NAV|ES
ENGLAND FOUR TIMES AND TEu.
TONIC POWERS ARE TWICE AS
STRONG AS Y. S. FRANCE
25 PER CENT STRONGER.

Washington. Feb. 19-The British
navy today is approximately twice as
strong as the combined fleets of Ger.
many and Austria-Hungary while the
Teutonic com batant has just about
double the sea fighting force OF the
United States. according TO informa.
lion n the possession Of the navy
department. The facts were dis.
closed 70 the house naval committee
Friday b. Capt Josiah McKean of
the staE OF the chief OF operations
Captain NcKean also said that the
French navy was from i TO . per
cent stronger than the American. ac-
co-dirg 10 latest information.
SO far as definitely known. the cap
tain told the committee, the japanese
building program adopted several
years ago, and which will not be
completed for several years to come,
provides a modern fleet OF eight
dreadnaughts and eight battle cruis-
ers. Il was possible. he added that
additional building was in progress,
as all nations but the United States
had secret building policies. On the
strength Of the known progr9~7, how
ever, Captain Mexican said Japan
would have but sixteen capital ships
when the seventeen American dread
naughts built, building or authorized
were commenced.
The best way TO increase protection
OF the coast in the shortest time pos
sible. Captain Mexican said. was to
hasten construction Of submarines,
Gestroyers and aircraft. Building OF
capital ships also should be speeded
up. he said, as they were the real
against any emergency
The house committee received Fri
day a statement from Brig. Gen. vii
liam Crosier, chief of army ordnance,
giving his views on the Tillman bill
TO prohibit the disclosure of military
secrets. As drawn, General Crosier
said the act was too sweeping and
would forbid giving out information
of any character whatever, whether
or not He thought this
lnwise
Within a few days the letter
says, "a case has been brought TO my
attention in hich an individual pro
posed to publish map showing the
location of all the powder factories
IN the United States. \ section should
be added to the Tillman bill which
would authorize the government 10
prohibit the publication of any infor-
nation which would operate against
Is military interests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20

ners OF the calendar and the lid, and
bent fat inside. a printed calendar
for this purpose may be procured at
almost any stationer's at this time OF
year, at very small cost.
The lid is edged with scarlet silk
cord, carried into loops, turned in
ward at the corners, and ribbon
strings OF color TO match are sewn
on in the front of the box to secure
1t when closed. The interior OF the
box is loosely lined with soft white
silk.
a little article Of this kind is both
useful and ornamental upon the writ.
ing table, and in it odds ard ends can
be placed, or If made with a box Of
suitable size it could be used for hold.
ing handkerchiefs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
fRINKET BOX WITH CALENDAR
Useful for the Writing Table or May
Be Made Larger to Hold tho
Handkerchiefs.

In the illustration We show calendar
combined with decorated little box
1t can be made with any strong card.
board box.
The box is smoothly covered with
cream-colored silk. the material being
turned over at the edges and fastened
on inside and underneath with a
strong adhesive. On the silk covering
the lid wreath composed Of holly
leaves and berries is embroidered, and
in the center of the wreath a small
"tear-off" calendar is fastened on with
tiny paper fasteners run into the cor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
Used Compressed Air.

The owner OF granite-cutting estab-
lishment in Los Angeles has success
fully used the compressed air starter
on his automobile for driving the pneu-
matte tools used in lettering on monu-
ments. Air was conducted by hose
from the air reservoir on the auto to
the pneumatic tool and the plan worked
admirably, saving considerable time
and expense in the work of lettering
on a monument standing in a cemetery
far away from the shop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
HOW TO CURE COLDS.

Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat
night. Take DR.. Kings New Discovery.
1t is prepared from Pine Tar, healing
balsams and mild laxatives. DR.. Kings
New Discovery kills and expels the
cold germs, soothes the irritated
throat and allays inflammation. 1t
heals the mucous membrane. Search
as you will, you cannot find a better
cough and cold remedy. Its use over
IS years is a guarantee OF satisfac-
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
Do You Find Fault with Everybody

An irritable. fault-fnding disposition
is often due to a disordered stomach.
A man with good digestion is nearly
always good-natured. A great many
have been permanently benefited by
Chamberlain's Tablets after years OF
suffering. These tablets strengthen
the stomach and enable it to perform
its functions naturally. Obtainable ev.
erywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
Heated eIycerin Dee.roys Germs.

Glycerin heated to 12O degrees C.
has been proved by German tests TO
be an effective germ destroyer, espe-
cially useful in sterilizing surgical
instruments. Germs OF tuberculosis,
diphtheria, anthrax, chicken cholera,
and many others were killed within
one minute; the temper Of the instru-
ments was unaffected after an hour.
and rubber tubes were restored rather
than injured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20

\ heavy cold in the lungs that was
expected to cure itself, has been the
starting point in many cases OF dis
ease that ended fatally. The sensible
course is to take frequent doses of
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP
1t checks the progress Of the disorder
and assists nature to restore normal
conditions. Price Csc, soc and s1.OO
per bottle. Sold by Bomar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
LIvEN UP YOUR TORPID LIVER

To keep your liver active use DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They insure
good digestion, relieve constipation,
and tone up the whole system-keep
your eye clear and your skin fresh and
healthy looking. Only 25c at your drug.
gist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20

ar graceful and the skirt OF the coat
is set into a semitight top which is
tas Iioned like bolero. On tall, slight
wo len these coats are charming; they
are as a rule, quite long and the out
line is so picturesque that the coat
forms a sort OF dress.
Very soft and supple materials are
used for these coats, and they are in
varia bly, finished of with a high collar
and vide cuffs made of some hand
some fur. One or two large buttons
are added and special attention is paid
tn ths Innings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20

A scald, burn, or severe cut heals
slowly IL neglected. The family that
keeps a bottle OF BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT on hand is always pre-.
pared for such accidents. Price Csc,
soc and 800 per bottle Sold by
Bomar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
How Mr.. Davis Got Rid Of a Bad
Hon1b

Some time ago | had a very bad
cough" writes Lewis T. Davis, Black,
water, Del. MY brother, McCabe Da.
Wis gave me a small bottle OF Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. After TAX
ing this I bought half a dozen bottles
Of it but only used one OF them as the
cough left me and have not been
troubled since" Obtainable every.
where
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
Iona Gloves Auain,

Smart women are wearing the gloves
with a long wrist, which is brought
up cufflike over the sleeve. White is
the preferred color, but gray and deli.
cate tan and also dark blue are seen
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-20
Circumstances Altered Case.

81 should like to make your case my
study" said the Eminent Specialist.
But | haven't a cent" objected the
Case. Did I say my study? My vesti-
bule. | meant-this way out, pleased"
Judge.