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Africa has 2T6 spoken languages and
dialects.
Jerusalem and vicinity suffer from lo-
Gust plague. :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05

Nnem Mrbcter. her IN iansm 4strisbe etnsn aun pon em 8du bsrEorun
Rot. cine qeulie neutrality-suspicious. gu 8abkn MDer me perbcu 0he
|@eese ~atNanaeobtg @r.Ien mir stnen toIaen gaa, te fs sn Eau.
INn0en IN 0m @erthteu herhonbet nerOeu. beruuS. GIN Arbeter bot in
|er 6ort ieinen am in elmer wlaidne brioren. Or uegt nod bdb
IbeivuBiloS Dor Sdme5 mf ieineni Eager. oo fonmi ibon Der anpnt
Ios Tnbruanten INIT benz ferfigea-Pnper az ibm no re0d ibn du, ben
epers 81 nnterihrebeH. mf benz CT fh NIT elmer eepfen Gntfhd0t
Ignngs be mdtt f6r Hieorg u0 nber grb1auis 81 itnam 9uufe
INt 5ntrteoeH eit uo nf ale wetterer Aniprfhe uerfdtt. Gobe uers
I0n aud peredte Drobmgen eebraudt, men &c Hfht ~lmterihretbe. be.
|fonne er garnihfs, 0enn Damn per0e Der SnbrHant in enen NroseHe
IbeDenmt Sub Der Arbeter ielbr itnI0 m fenen Iinalife mar onb
|kHe eiane 1lnoorHhtetet. Ne oft u~uterfhret Der Dor Sfmers fdt
|9ennaBtloe, bon Der unerfnbreHen inmnernoeH Srnu Dbl oft nod bosn
lGcor1ngt, Die Dor eiHcm Hro5ene unen0Hhe 4ngt bat. Der AnnaEt eebt
Ioher 5utrhoer bon oonHeHt er bot babel en Gut @eitdt semaht Dem
T beJebt feline Erc3ene
l~tnterihreibt ober Der 8eunglihe nidt bonn fomnt IS ynn BRO
|EB. Der arbeter muB fb and emeH anuolt nebmal Der berIanatI
oher IN Der &ege 50% ron Der emo ergRltn e~rthtdAaunq. Sfn6a
Sas nidt fbGurrlihe Mibt6n6e9 lln0 niephIe tnteruebmef sbt e.
|De es inuner g~rln0iotfh of dnen HroVb nnfomnten l1len, I'M bic
arbehcr pom alogen ~ob5uihrefen. Gle b1ben ia ibren beh1noia on.
gaheaten auDdt. Dr Ohe itHrusieen geitdfte fir fe belorgt. -
Gin 9unoesgeies, oos cine ongs.tnfoaberfderlm einflbrt. niroe
'oteen ihreienOen nngcrehtgfeien baIo el en0e MAIDEN. Der ar6etk
GPber iphroe odnr i9on EIber fir bic Sdubborridhnaen ioraen, es aabe
ireriser SnMitriefrappeL Der arbeter braubte midt nm isn perorenrs
'Sen 81 pro5enieren - Is n1te elm @run0 penigr All sob rmo Ser
brterng Spifhtn aophol tm0 Arbet. WRit elmer unaufrie0enen imS
.%berbiterten arbeuerhot tnnn aber feline SnOulhie f5 ai Die 9aner
fotfurren5lbg erhahen. fam fen anpia[ of ole 0ouer proftIib ar.
better. Dos ioateH g9nno iouobI Tie luhernebmTtm %enieben. 81. @.
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8unoeSei6 al Ieiiten, niilien fif
auf 8efebl oes Griegsalnts lofort
in Sort Ges 0oines itelen Inn nod)
Der @reiIae gum @ren5oienlt obsi-
eeben. Inter ibrem Dem Stoat
obgelegten Clio fin0 nabmlif, ole
Mili3trHppen gum 9ienlt iaHerbaIb
Der 2anoesaren5en berpflidtet, mir
gum ginmorih in frernOes @ebict
Dnrfen lie nid)t berfpnHbt tueroen.
Der 10 idbriae gSiaie Sbebon
pnrSe in oem biHter Dem elterIi-
diem Sduie zoos Gcntr Ctr. Be.
FinoliAen Staa BON Sui eines
3feroes geroSe ifs Beiidt gefrof.
ten. Die meilten aHoden I'M &c.
iht iino 9p6rOfeL mO es 1T fraes
lid Of Der auabe NIT Dem 2ebem
ooboHfomeH miro.
dos ggapital" mics am GsHners.
tag in einem 2eifartifel 0araui bin.
ooB bic aGeutidlons@ uao ibre III.
fisiere IN 4merifa 10 arobartia Be.
banoelt tunroen, nnO oab 0ie Deltt.
iden olio fem stedt tdtten, iih ilber
Elm 8orllrteil geaen lie nift al be.
fIagen hatten. @Ieid5eitig teiit Die,
fer @iif 00nn Die beipHbte 2ilge
ouf ooB Die oeutifeH 8eb0roen oas
Gilfsmerf Der 4nnerif1rer in BEL.
glen 10 idlpieria pie MIR moglih
aeItaltet boben. lleber Die @abr-
heifsIiebe oes Capital braudt
man feine @orte sn Oerlierer, uieI.
leid)t perIdnat oieier Nrobibitions
mild nod Dab fi9 Die oeutife Me.
gieritne bel anerif1 iir Die &nffen.
nno MISUNDERSTANDING an Die
4aiierten benaHfen Ioa.
81 6. Hbiaen uno &orrD 2eDih
boben 9~onnerstag ibre iinfidbrige
8uhtboustrafe In Sort Wlnoiion
dngetreten melde bereits por 10
Mondten iiber bei6e Derbdngt futroe,
neil fie ein rniittliAes Sdus gebal
ten.
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Die 1lrbeiterfraae in 1Imcrika. u.

aMr DsrbebleH inns feinesUess 6e ShiDierisfet ener enbennhen
s5AHee8aeiesgebtHg af Dem @ebmfe Der arbenRrpDanqsperhfenma. Die
af 2fadha fHS isbr groB, bic MISUNDERSTANDING int goroen am0 BON
oeHeh iH SnOeH, 0e I'm GffeH RON oenen i'm @een 10 berffieoenartg,
aaE tie HiAt uHbr eInen NaHnI geihoren" mer0en f0nnen. a6r pDur
hahsR ipr Dem unRr vDepdrtment Of Commerce and 2obor" in &dHng,
tan2 GieWs fanH nt Xe1Ht1Gfgt 0urh ieTne Arbatstahtif bic ndhaen
fBrAaIagea fit ene iOlhe glnoes9eiesaeblmg Gefrn, iofern mn Bic
hefrefNnoe Naturalization fh oormn fifnHen Doate. Die fhoneH
Ma0eHa0rteH bonn hfn DnH1erpal4 seben beutSutdge niht 1ebr. Die
Bgnen oes bon Der 6dno in ben 9hmo leben~ Fno rorbei. Die Der
Edltnfle hn0 Dem Ar6eiter 0urd Die raWOe gnfpidIung lnierer sya0utrie
HHer 9nt Sept gaDabFen, Die Set Der 5el6itbilfe lit borbei, Die Gtn0e
aQf edhlagen, no per 9uno ieIber fGner Nerpfihhuna gegennar Riner
ssfANaetAaft erHgeeenf lem nn0 niAt nr Die @egenuart, fonoern audi
tie 8nhhHft feiner 4rbeter f6er feaen muB.
8asa Bsb6rt eer itaafInAe 3Dang Der araufenberTher1ng, Der Ar-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der lnaaberidernng, Ger GunaIiDeuberTfes
rnaa Der aHersoerHherlung, Der 9JHben- lt0 Observation-Disclosures. go.
tarliA farm Dies ni6t naes nHf eim1nI omrdgeiett meroeu. amr Der
2N1une nit oeir io5aIen 8unSesseesgebnng fcate l~rnbe0tngt fdrt
aeuadt Deroea.
Cine Der ~nohDenogten Nerhduungeu lit 6e ltufnIberfherung
otter fo 6fa NerbaltuIie gcrdoe3u uHbnItbure gauoroen. Er 6aben
Snar @eFese, Die daerbdno Sdusporrhtunger an 9dfHinen in ben
n0bEndh nekInngel, dber ieoer Glngspeibfe mefB, ME uenia tie hedat
lemen Mo f&a Anfdger, Sn fen gfdtcF. Mber bic Gtdhfhf benefit
ae frauftss gatade. ab IN fenen 9nnoe ucbf Infdae III Der 5.
NfHIs p5ffaAzHta, 0eaH m SeH Oct. Staaten. 9e Arniee Der nSn.
haharappsg@ ft ane tmheimlid ef0Be
glr gatsn aMb QatpfR9iseese BE 81 Dabrilautea spasen, fb
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3nr 6raas Sts draHnhimmrsdts

OAN DAhBt wv
Ger repnbIifuniihe Nr1iioent.
ifdftss aanoi0ot bat iih fir 5rnll.
enitimnredjt erfldrt. Sein @egner
8ilioH bat Dos bctdnntliA ifon
idnsit geton. SER Sngbes felt
fih in Der @naeleeenbeit ouf ben
Stnnbpunft, daF ben mir aelegent.
lid ou9 in Der eiilen ODER on0eren
Selitiden 8eituns geitoben lino: ct
lit Der anliht. 0oB oas 5r1ucns
ittmmreft friIber oocr Ip1ter aIlge.
mein einanna ftnoen peroe. nn6
bob e. nidt als quite Bolitif be.
tradtet fperoen Tonne, Den ansiihts-
loien aornpf an perldngern. &ir
limo moerer Anfidt. @ir bdltet
Is fiir iebr CUTE 8olitif, 0en aampf
aegen 0as 5rauenitimmredt gan3
cnersiid at fiibren, Oenn ioInnge
Ole 5timmenrentlerinnen meiter
Hidts iiio, ole cine SiIfstruppe Der
4ntiinIoonlisa, lift Die Sronenitimrn.
rehtsbeipe1ung elm @emeinihaOen
uno ben al be~f1lnpfen lit Bfliht.
@ir itno aud Hidt Der AnIidt, ooB
Der aanlpf gegeH ons 6rauenltimnl-
retbt oiisiidtslos lit, bic grgebniiie
Der Abitinmiirngen. Die III ben Iesten
Snbren in einer gnn3en Reibe bon
5tn1ten itdttgeflinoen bnbeil be-
Deilen oos @eoentcil. Sm ubrf-
gen lift es nift non GROCER geoeu.
tang, ME Die 8ounertrdger Der bel
ben ercBen 8arteien iih 5ft Der 4n.
gelegenbeit Itellen. Beioe gdrfei-
en- boben In ibren EI1ttformen Die
GrIe0igung Der AngcIegenbeit OH
Die Stodten bermiefcn, nn0 oordn
miro Der n6dite 8r1iioeat iia 5u
bulten baden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
3nm Sdus SUH geben anS
Gtaenfnm.

Cine Neuernng bon bo@midti9er
Bebeutting, o0e- bielulehr cine Ser.
~beiieruna uio Observation-Disclosures be,
reits ~heltebea6cr MaBregeln gum
|Ghne bon 9eben uHo Gieentum,
olrfte Die 5olee Der GerbonoIuneen
iein. Die fiirdliG 5miiden Dem No.
tiolnlBerbon0 Der GiIenbabrsaoml,
miiIGre (0ie 9etrieb5fommifIionen
Der beridieoenek Stndten umfaiieno)
nno Der .amerlcan HoiIDdD 4iioci.
alton" eepflogen rulir1en. gs ban.
belt iid onrllr, Die Siderheitsnor.
ridfunaen ODER 8orrltngstafeln on
alien acknowledgement bon Bobnerl
nno StrnBen eiubeifIih In aleu
IStanten 81 geitaIteu. Die uneebeli.
ire 3nnabme oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN Den IesteH Sabrer brdd)te aud
leine entipredenGe 3unabme Der In.
gliidsfdae al acknowledgement
init iidb bic dler0tles gum groBcu
1e1le aAt 0le A0hlnlIigfeit Der nut.
Ter iel6it 3urld5uinbren linD. Gin
nidlt un6ebeittenOer 9resentiaB Der
|t0tIihen llnFdue iit obcr ouA Der
geridieoenbeif Der MnrrungsmnB
|regetn III ben ~einSelnen Sto1tcn, oic
nift INNER perItanOen lucroen, all.
5uidreiben. Gad)oem iih MN Die
gabnen bercit erfldrt. ocn 0icsbe.
Slgliden @orIdiGgen Der DeridieOe-
IHen getriebss ~aommiTiiouct 3u5n.
ioIte Die Neufrtna, bic
gepi6 Die woblt6tigIten 6oIgen ia.
ben uHo mond]es gtrnidenIeben ref.
ten miro. oa, rUenn elm cinDeitIides
Spitem Ron Observation-Disclosures iii
allen Staaten eineefibrt, fein D1iE.
~berltdnonis nlabr borfomnten foate,
baIoigit eineefHbrt lDeroen, 0enn Der
CONNER lit es, Der bic meiIten Der.
ortisen, Derbiitbnreu Tnfdae nit fif)
briHgt.
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@lu6lid,e Sabrt.

Hnrdnos rA beferen Qtres fmo bic 3eDen oS oentfhen Inter
irboutrs ~GentIhIaH0~ bon Der aWe 0ieies 2anoes ms offene gReer
Der Sefr0t yagenbrrn uno Die gone @elt erpurte init Spomntns ben
slnsqonQ biekr @efHfdbrt, oeren glldlider BerhdnI OILS cine metere
@eNqectnng Oes SdifnIs Der engtdhen 3errfhoft ant benz @aeere 81
letraddn it 3dbrenO 0ieie 3een Die Selr erreherb mogen oe
ieaahqm l1aferiebeiDn bereus ferne fen ans benz gerei9 Der af Der
@auer Hegaoeu eHsIHden un0 frau5ofiden ariegsihHfe Sino he
1irkr @eFQbr Hher entronneNs per0eH fe and Der nod groBeren @enbr
in cohfheR aanaI entinucn.
GfnaIs Bot Die Abfnbrt zines Shiffes aus merifnniihen S6Pn
c4 ioIMs MuHeben erregt, ME Die Abnbrt Der ~0atihlono~. Die
Sail ben Spione bic ir oIrhttig ben ltntergong Dnrihten, NOR pobl
afSbrr mic Die 31bI Der 9rcrHoe, ole fe nit @faduInihen beeleteten
Mtgr init neioifheH 8hfen fam man elm i0lhes MenerDerf Der Shffss
bntednft Hiht in ben @rnHo bobren uno ibre Seloen nidt in angt
nmD @Mre1ea berkbeu. Die fh Dor Dem zeufeI uno etnem gon3eu Am
hinge n&t firdtaL neil ie fefes 8ertrnnen sn i1reHt %grlnolden
Mnien u0 aSuueH hoben. GeutihlmA iber gnes ouf Der gSea mn0
lrir aAes mT benz &eLtmerl
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Sin Spanier segen ben @crlenm.
0HHgsfcl05.ng

Inter ben 2onoern, Die ON Gus.
aiebigiten ieitens Der Bierberbdn0s.
preiie nit berleumoeriihen gton
rid)teH in 3eitidriften llro NroId)u.
rem iiberihmenult Dur0en, itebt
5panien tnobI obe1an. aber es bdt
itd nii1 nn topferYten gegea 0erert
acknowledgement Der Genfid]en qe-
neHrt- Sir hnhen mie0erboIt iiber
bic @egenihriften Der Spanier be,
ridJtet. 9eute iei cine SteIInng oiis
Dem Bude gn las filas nIemanns
0es Spaniers WtoEuouer bier NIT
geteiEt. merin Der cole 5ponier qi.
nige 0eutlide @orte geaen bic Ereis
&c Der 8erbiin6eten iagt, Die ofd
Der 5eoer nn0 Photographic De.
6ient, Inn G~erIenmouuaen alis5l.
Itrenen.4 Is beibt 0o:
Steiner niro mobL beitreiteH Ton.
neL oaB ods 0entide Seer in Der
auItur alien iibrigen nberIeeen lit.
Nitn tlagt man Is on, neil es gegen
bic beiMtadiihen ueberiane Der 81.
biIbepOlferrng 8elaiens @egenmaB.
regeln ergriff un0 burd bic Beidie-
Blng Der Grte geidi1tlid 6eru6m-
te @ebduoe IND a~unTnperfe Ser.
tort bat. Sd foroere ale duf, Die
8eltgeifidte einr1oE onfdBrgehen
Damn peroeu He fid l6erseigens 0oB
tisbcr ieoein itegreihen 8olfe ons.
ietbe ndfgeingt ipftrDe.
oSfno mir Sp0nier 70 nergeBIin.
oo6 mir nts nidt erinnerL mic man
TN Altslauba bon 0cn Grobernnaen
unierer Nation Iprah, j. y. ienen IN
5lonoern Merifo. Bern uio in LET.
fer 8eit III albo un0 nltI ben 9bi.
Iippinen. 8ie off erfldrte i'll Der
ausf1noifden Yfefie, odB mir feline
9fdlibcr uno M10rber ieigil SIN
5elb5uge Der 8fefIe bonn Eftober
1909 iprnh uu6 iAipaste ale 8elt
MIR oas nnh mas nan III B1ris,
Brniiel un0 aonOou iagte. 8ir, bic
mir 10 Ieidt bieie BerletmOtngen
bergnBen. luDaen nenigiteng fonfe-
auent fein. Bebor mir ieffan6en ans
greiFen nn0 In ben Gbor Der Ger
Ierm0er. agentrref GrnnEreids iro
Gnglnn0s einitimmen, monen mir
8etrudtuHgen unfteIfen uu6 linen
lager, Dab mir feline Sd1uIpieler
lino. 6obeH mir ifon Die 5deubs
.Iihfeiten uIlD idlrefEiden Moroe In
Yolen. Mosfcu nn1 ct. VeEersbura.
Die Berbanltlngen nad Sibirien.ml0
Iefiae idJeMBIGdlen @erliebr fir StEof
hinge Defaejea7 gaiinsaea mir tins
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ridlt mebr oes unmenldlifen Ser.
tobrcns Der Gngldn0er in 3roHs.
Ddnl ols iie bort 1000 gurenfinoer
in rinem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES toote.
ten tr0 ferner ibre beltidlii1en
@rauidmfeiten in aegppten nnS
Snoien2 uno mas ioteu Die 4meri.
faner, Die lett iiber Die gel1ier mel.
men, nit ben Snoi1nern. oenen oos
9dno gebortc. oos iie jest bepobnen
nn0 iie reid gentodlt BATE Sino
0ieie Rotbdiltc nidt ebenio @eIen
mie ipirS Gam Die forgeiesten
@rouiomfeiten gegen Die Neeer in
lih In @eorsin, Arfdnids u10 Der
mo, @iiionri itn6 Iiiiiiiiippi. emo.
lid in Georgia. arfanios Im0 Der
6elosiig in 6loriod.
Bic bdn0eltcn unirre Iieben
S%ron8oien IN ibren aolonien uno
mie in aegppten bis 5rr 5aifcod.
scit2 .@elfe ~erouenbofte 9uit1u.
be berriften in ihren eigenen 8oI.
fe. in Der 8rctagne, 8enoee, 9oroe.
our, 2pon uto 8oris m1bren0 Der
Sabre 1871 bis 1882 Isle bctrn.
gen iie iih onnt1ls aeeen Spduien.
@elhes @ebdube itedten tie bier
nidt in Brand, ipeIhes 9orf pliin.
oerten iie nidyt ans? 2eiet Binder
bon 2nmortine uno dnoeren ionic
bon ShrifttelIern cures SanDes.
sd modyte allen 5nrufeb Die iidl
iiber Die 1eltiden enpcrerb onb ote
SfuIo oieier B1rboren cin5ig unS
ALIEN BARN beitebt, ben Euiien nidJt
ben giH5ug IN Berlin. ben GraHSo.
fer nidlt tn aoln nnb 0cn gngldn.
bern nift in Bremen IND Sonburg
eeitdttet au baben.@
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n~eniskeiten ans Jowa,
re gRnines.

~ WtHtWtNe
Ser GmiI edmabeI, I07 G. ADe.,
bot iett bic 9~srtretHng Der Cmaho
gribiiHe. Sir bitten be geier, BEN.
Iei6tH NeHieEeiien ans air4en-, Scr.
ems. aHb JaaHiiisnfreiIen 3ntnmmta
81 Iaiftn, iueIfe bergeIbe snr Ger.
5FfeHHifnne in Der SribfHe iber.
niitttIn mirb. Had nimml &exs
Anabei GnbiFriytipns . @eEbtr IN
IGinpIans.
Eieienieen Mitdlie0ef Der ga.
nhnrrie 6er Nationdlaar0e bon ssa.,
1neian HA aauhasrl babea ben
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nobe3u tdglid gerionen an iener
.Stelle in 2ebensgeiabr iif 6egeben,
.oa tie feline a6nnng bon ben llntie.
fen mo Der geidbrlideu Str0mung
oes 5luHes buben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05

Ger aufrni oes aoiiers an Golf,
Seer uro 6lotte nirft ergreiieno-
frei bon iaoer lleberbebung uno
grabLereiI
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Nus Council Bluffs.
gamen . tInterititnnasberein.


s5n Ser perfloiIenen ISOLDE famel
|cine anaobL 0eptider drnllen mo
SungfruiteH I'M Sanie Der Jrau 20.
bert 9iarg suiammen uHo srilnOeten
|einen 8ereiH 3ltr llftteritittung Der
6r1uen inn uucn &atertauOe, Die
eurd1 Die 9ot nno llnbiIoen oes
mGnnermor0enoen ariegeS IN giot
|ecroten fino. 5otgeuoc gedmtcu
wurOcn crpoblt.: 6roli 8eter Gan.
|ger, 8r1iiocntin; 6rnn @o6beraien
gi8eprdHoentin; 5rdn Nobert Mdrr.
Sefret1rin, iluO Grou @rotc, Sdas
meiiterin. 0ieie ISOLDE finOet cine
G~criammlung mi @Glrie Der 6rau
@rote itatt. 4ae 0eutidc 5rnuen,
eoie al Der guten Sodc mitbeIfcr
molen, iino freuaOIidit CUR 9eil.
najme al Dem 8eretr eiueelaoen.
glnmeloungen t0nnen bel elmer Der
Beomtiunen o0er 1itglieoern 6es
|8creins gernnft fueroen. Sn alleH
5tdoten, no Geutfhe ncbneil, iper.
Den gesrnndrtis 6rolenoereine 5n
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-11
Famous French Cathe draI.

The Reign of Terror in 1898 led to
such disgraceful orgies within the pre-
cincts of the cathedral of Notre Dame
at Paris that it was closed to the pub
lie as a place of divine worship in
1894, but was reopened in 1902 by Ma
poleon. The interior has suffered Sc
verely at times at the hands of the
mob and individuals. The worst Of
fender was perhaps Louis XIV, who,
carrying out his fathers vow, caused
the destruction of the fourteenth cen
tury stalls, the high altar, embellished
with gold and silver statuettes, the
cloisters, tombs and unique stained
glasswork. In 1S45 restoration was
necessary in many parts of the build
ing, the work being successfully un-
dertaken by Lassus, Viollet-le-Duc and
Boeswillwald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-11
SYUNTINC CARS
SOUNDED LIKE
B|CEXPLOSION
ESSNESS ALLOWED STRING
OF BOX CARS TO COME TOGETH.
ER EARLY THIS MORNING WITH
TERRIFIC FORCE.

People living in the immediate yicin-
ity of the Ringing railroad yards
awoke this morning with a bunch of
shattered nerves, caused by the care
lessness of an engineer about three
o'clock this morning, who was doing
some switching and evidently seeing
how hard he could hit em without
telescoping or breaking out draw bars.
The crash twice resembled on a
small scale the roar of the heavy eX-
plosion that wrecked the city in Sep
tember, and any one who went through
that explosion of casing-head gas is
inclined to be little skittsh when a
sudden loud noise of any kind smites
the ear.
Several citizens stated this morning
that they were going to take the mat
ter up with the officials and see If this
nuisance cannot in n manner be abat-
ed. one citizen who lives close by,
says that he is gradually getting used
to it, but at that could do very we'll
without that racket in the night and
early morning when people desire to
secure some sleep.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-11
Diplomatic Retort.

The drill sergeant was real mus
tard, and the recruits were having a
bad time. The weather had been very
wet, and the parade ground was still
slippery. In doing a movement smart
ly, as an example to his men, the ser
geant slipped and fell full sprawl, and,
naturally, the rockies" could hardly
repress their mirth. Getting up with
all the dignity he could muster, the
sergeant's eye fell on Murphy's grin
ming face. well, you grinning
'yena!" he roared, What's 'urting
you? Do you see hanything funny?"
NO sur" gurgled Murphy, tactfully.
But, shure, Oi wuz just thinkin' what
laugh we cud have had it been any
wan ilse save yerself, sergeant. LON
don Answers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-11
Where the Plan Failed.

A white man walking along a road
where an old colored man was white.
washing a fence noticed that the
brush he was using contained very
few bristles. Look here, Rastus,"
exclaimed the man, pausing and look
ing at the operation, why don't you
get a brush with more bristles in it?"
What fo', Mistah Smith, what fo'?" re-
turned Rastus, glancing from the fence
to his questioner. What for?" express
sively replied Mr.. Smith why, if you
had brush with more bristles in it
you could do twice as much work"
Oats all right, Mistah Smith," said
Rastus, negatively shaking his head,
but havo%t got twice as much work
to do."-Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-11
Some Monstrous Names,

The longest name ever inflicted on
an English child must surely be that
of an unfortunate born at Derby in
1882, on whom her parents bestowed a
name for every letter of the alphabet,
says the London Chronicle: Anna Ber-
tina Cecilia Diana Emily Fanny Ger
trude Hypatia lnez Jane Kate Louise
Maude Moral will cease the infiiction
until it comes to Zeuobia. The Rev.
Ralph LyOnel Tollemache Tollemache
was another person with a craze for
long names. He baptized his eldest
son Lyulph Yderallo Odin Nestor Eg-
bert Lyonel Toedmag Hugh Erehen-
wyse Saxon Esa Orme Cromwell Nevil
Dysart Plantagenet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-11
LOCAL NIGHT
SCHOOLSFOR
ALL ADULTS
DIFFER FROM THE MOONLIGHT
SCHOOLS IN THAT THEY WILL
BE OPEN TO ALL INSTEAD OF
FOR ILLlTERATES ONLv.

The school board is preparing to
have a formal opening of the night
school at the High school Thursday
night, and the matter will be the
principal thing discussed IN the meet
ing of the school board here this
afternoon.
The local night school is different
from the moonlight school inasmuch
as it will admit any adult male who
desires to take some special branch
such as language, history or mathe-
mates, while the moonlight school
is for the benefit of the illitora,c only.
Superintendent Richards states that
he has received many applications
for admission to the night school
from people who desire to take some
of the higher branches and polish up
on things that they learned when in
school but which they have forgotten
years ago.
Every indication at present points
to the success of the school and the
superintendent and teachers are all
anxious for it to begin.
Every indication at present points
to the success of the school and
the superintendent and teachers are
all anxious for it to begin.
Aside from the High schol build
ing, as many of the ward schools
will be used as the attendance de-
mands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-11
Passing Judgment.

1t is possible for no one to acquire
more than limited amount of the re-
suits of culture, to form an entirely
original judgment oftener than in a
few isolated cases. But each one can
learn to understand that it is a mark
of culture not to pronounce judgment
upon questions with which he is not
conversant. Good taste prescribes that
just as one refuses to wear false jewels
if one possesses no real ones, so one
should refrain from pronouncing judg-
ment upon persons or questioners upon
which one has not formed an opinion
through ones own impressions. When
this honesty begins to be considered a
mark of spiritual refinement, then will
the culture of woman Cfor instance)
have made quite as great advance as
when she learned to read-Ellen Key.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-11
At Recket,s Shrine.

The northern transept Of Canter-
bury (Eng) cathedral marks the spot
of Becket's assassination, and for this
reason is called the Martyrdom."
The choir stalls are inclosed with a
beautiful screen Of carved stone, exc
cuted by Prior d'Estria, and is one Of
the famous treasures of Canterbury.
The archbishops throne, with its can
opy, commands your attention for
short time, and then you pass up the
north aisle. In the adjoining chapels
and about you are the tombs of the
archbishops who were virtually the
prime ministers of England for many
reigns. The stones are worn by the
feet of the pilgrims who visited the
shrine of Beckett.