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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-20
SPENT ABOUT HALF
HER TlMK IN BED


n have GAINED nf,een pounds sinos
taking Tanlao and am feeling iike y
w~,l woman rr the ars, ,lne In ais
years" said Mrs J, N, smith, wife ~
/, welt known real estate man and iiv'
inH ~ pih Callahan, Muakowee, re'
oantly,
u suffered from u severe case VI IN,
disra,ion, nervousness and y uen~ssl
breakdown" Hhe continued, and IN
@pits ~ everything I could IA I Kept
sst,inu wo,~s all tho time, I hAd no
appetite. and Tor weeks ~ . time !
lived on raw ssa~ and sweet aank awd
~veN that would sometimes disagree
with me, I had dLDsy spells and my
head would Hwlm so I couldn't walk
something. ny nerves were al On edge
sNa I couldnt hardly sleep ~ all Or
worrying about my condition and BY
morNiNs I would he so w~ah ANd nAuu~i
out I wsa hardly able ca act up At all,
I Was nN.t acting down hill and I 80.
tuail, act 49, w~Ak and iIstles~ ~ last
that I had 60 take a. my bed ard stay
iher~ half the time,
"oWc Ia, INV mother oame ~ s~s me
and she ,oii me ~ much about the
good ranlao had done her that I order
ed hSttle and started taking u, and I
hat taken onl, few doses when I
knew I had az las, round wha, needed,
I have iMrr'Ned rlnh, along ever since
and I can now eat anything I want
and I, asr~es with me, don't have
these diae, spells any more, my nerves
are all rinht again and | Hlccr like
hahN, I have gained AZ much IN ever,
waN tha, | an strons enough e. do all
~, housewrrk amt md u u pleasure IN
stead of task, have taken many
iinereat Mint. ~ medicines durins the
las, sN yoarp hut ranlac was the only
one that really did me any sr"d"
Tanlac n -old m ANimorc hy + n
tNleman, IN nerwNn nv hcrwyn pras
CO. IN Wilson Nv John ri,imore, IN
WV, h, Mi,ler nrus 60, in ttcah,tcn hy
smith AcknlKh, nrug ,NN, IN russN by
lackson \ fNssN and IN i,oShar ny ],
h. ,N,N tAdvl
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MIN. D'sAUl.I4lcH DEFENHE
MAY M MOTHER LOVE
Feared Child Would ~ Taken BY the
k,nthag

L
| Mineoia, N. r.. Nov. 2o,--only tour
jurors had been selected fof tho trial
~ Mrs blanca do Haulies FOR ths n,vr.
der ~ her divorced husband. John l..
,ie raullea. yaie athlete ana club man,
when the oase WAS resumed here today.
Therc were Indications that tho other
sinht mon would be ohossn and the
takihW OF teattmony begun before after.
noon reoess.
Among those who attorneys for both
sid~s have announced win be called IN
witnesses In Lewis q. Thompson, de-.
scribed by ltsnry A, uterhart. counsel
FOR tho deS"nss. As a physiological
chemist"
what hs viii have 10 say regarding
Mrs de Saulios' mental condition At the
time " tho shootins. UtcshArt had IN.
tissAted. will be second only In i'm.
portance To tho story of abused mother
love. which will como from the defend.
ant herself
All doubt ~ 10 tho grounds upon
which tho def~ase viii h~sc Ns plsa
Tor AN SVutttAl were removed by Mr.
Ut~rhArtW Questlons 10 prospective ~.
rors durtna yesterdays opening scHaions
of the trial rhese Indicated that hs
win endeavor 10 prove that on August
= tho date of tho shooting. 10 Saull~s
'borrowcd his fouryearoid sorA then In
HIS mashers ousto,iy, Ia anticipation of
u visit BY tho boys grandfather. that do |
Saullcs promised to return the child TO |
her home that evening, that when he |
violated that promise, the defendant mo. |
torcd to hts home. near wcstbury, Long
Island, became mentally Irresponsible |
through tho tensity az her mother love
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Nv, . kus,ness 4. b~ ~uec~~sful N,s
mssy y~~s- MEANS . s,~s, deal Amoss
ath~s tklaa~ n me~Ns remarkable %
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tlNkhsws Vegetable ,Nmr"uni, stlli
- poruiar as ever ,h"uah was
,lacea go the msrhe, hefe,e the cen,en,
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The profit and written by mach
Methods that made rich yesterday will
Dag has no place in q
With dollar buShe
lon the most exravagant truck is But the
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yina,n,,ve ana ,hs, ,ierusns why mean
". harm ~ ths U"issa htssss WIli nat
ba m"les,ed tIndss regulations n"v
belns f,smej ny ths department of ius'
,l.s VII ussmaNr may not he Required
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fes wls,isWs viii se promulgated within
rev dsss, kvt tha trsms ~ the p'e.'
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fss wAr wwA sna th~ endorsement
viii se carried .wt largely With the a.
assaNc~ ~ tho Department, " j"s,ics's
sussau VI Investigation,
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t,aN W ,wrn,,,nNr O~isM osvs Was
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the Italian n~ntieN
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was,as hNa,amwv,sh champion, whose
e,>N, NAme " NuM,,a, has eeen srented
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st As~A aereeieu, rs,~n,- and ,he~e
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FROM RUNNING TO AND FRO

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and her former husbands Indifference
To hcr pleas and, while In that state,
committed the shooting for which she
In being tried.
Yesterdays proceedings showed that
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counsel for both sides favor u jury CON-
posed Of men of matured years--pref.
erably men who have children. Tho
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four chosen yesterday were all more
than. nfty years Of age and the heads Of
families.
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ARKANSAS NAN worNp.n,

OTTAWA NoV, se,.-.Amons the wound
81 In tIancc /. !, a. Goodwin, N cr>,s
sctt Arkaasa.,
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12
Town Topics.

Eli Kain lost a valuable COW
Monday night.
Lightning Hay Press for sale.
Apply w. H. Palmer.
Miss F. o. Enyart is assisting
In the Leader Mercantile store.
VIII Hyer of Pittsburg Is work
ing at the Hartley meat market.
Last Saturday Leonard Ross
man visited his sister who lives
at Century.
The Federated club will meet
at the Library next Tuesday,
July II ut 8 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Scheafer OF
st. Louis visited friends In Bax-
ter Springs, Monday.
Miss Dolores Mesplay Of
Grandy, Mo-, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ator recently.
Andy O'Donnell now has four
barber chairs in his shop. This
makes waiting unnecessary.
Miss Audry Smith returned
Tuesday from Galena, Mo-,
where she had been camping.
The chief engineer for the NJ,
o. & G., Mr.. Vannatta, was In
the city on important business
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cody
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Dixon,
of Galena, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Nichols Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Decatur of Neosho,
Mo-, is working for the Vinegar
Hill Zinc company. She is doing
stenogaphic and typewriting
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Langston
returned recently from Spring
field, Mo-, where they visited
relatives and friends for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King left
today for Colorado where they
expect to spend two weeks. In
the absence of Mr.. King the Com
merce Motor and Supply COM
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12
ORDINANCE NO. l62.

An Ordinance 10 build side Walk on
Military street In the city OF baxter
sprinRa, Kansas, beginning at the n"rth-
east corner Of block Ave C5l Brewster sec
ond addition 10 said city;thence running
south along the west side OF NlllisIy
street and abbuttinR on blocks hVe t)
and twelve (l2l, Brcwster'a Second addi'
tIon. and lots one(llto six (Dlnclnsive' IN
block seven a.. Horner's addition TO snlo
city. to the southwest corner OF enid lot
six (6) In block seven "a, HorneTs aodi'
tion.
Be It ordained by the Mayor and Council
men of the city Of Baxter :Spring"' hah-
sas.
Sec. l. That sidewalk Of concrete be
and the same is hereby ordered "a he built
In said CITY, beginning mt the northeast
corner of block five (6l, Brewster's Second
addition TO the city Of Baxter SprinRs'
thence running south along the west side
of Military street In said city to the south
east corner of lot six (0D, block seven CO.
Horner's addition TO the city Of Baxter
Springs. and abbuting on the east SIDE OF
blocks a. We (5) and twelve (I2, Brewsters
second addition and part Of block seven
G), In HoTner's addition TO said city
Sec. 2. All eide walks shall be OF
material aud workmanship rs 10 proViu.
ed for first class cement side walks ct
Section !, Ordinance R
Sec. 8. Construction Of all side walks
shall be completed within sixty t6OD do "a
after the publication Of this ordinance
Sec. 4. All construction and material
used shall be under the supervision and
subject TO the approval Of the City street
Commissioner.
Sec. s. II any property owners OF any
lots, or part Of lot, adjacent to, or abhuting
any side walk herein mentioned. fails to
build said side walk, within the time pre-
scribed by this ordinance, such Sidewalk
shall be built under the direction Of the
City Street Commissioner and the 'expen.
sc Of the same paid by the City OF Baxter
Springs.
Sec. @. All expense Incurred and paid
by the city Of Baxter Springs In the con
struction of any sidewalk herein mention.
ed, shall be certified, together with penal.
ty Of oftwenty.hve percentum TO the County
Clerk of Cherokee County, Kansas, by
the City Clerk Of said city, as taxes
agninst any lot. or pieces of ground ndjn.
cent to, or abutting on any side walk
herein mentioned.
SEC TION7. This ordinance shall take
effect and be In force from and after Its
pa ssd ge. approval and publication In The
Baxter Springs News.
Passed, signed and approved this 10th
day Of July. 1917.
Ell WRIGHT.
Mayor.
ATTEST: IN, SPRATT
City Clerk.
10. NJ. Spratt City Clerk, hereby certify that
the above Is q true and correct copy Of Ordinance
No. I62, as the same was passed by the City COun-
ell at meeting held July 10TH 1917. an a. the same
now appears on file In my ofice.
o. NJ. SPRATT, City Clerk.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12
pany's local Office will be in charge
Of Earl Elliott, OF Commerce.

pany's local Office will be in charge
Of Earl Elliott, Of Commerce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Patton and
daughter, Lucille, returned yester-
day from Fl. Scott where they
had been visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. James A. Clarke, whose
husband was drowned last week,
received $1,000 from the Aetna
Life Insurance company. Harold
T. Wright is the local agent for
this firm.
John Bottom, who Is running
the bottoms cleaning plant has
sold to Harry Jackson Of Column
bus an half interest of his busi-
ness. Mr.. jackson Is the son Of
F. A. Jackson.
The display windows at the
Baxter Supply company store
are being remodeled this week,
and Mr.. Treece says he has
bought a complete outfit of
window fixtures, 500 pieces In all,
sufficient to decorate the windows
anew every week for a year.
The friends Of Mrs. P. S. Ayers,
who is to be remembered as Miss
May Wadsworth, will be inter-
ested to know that she is at pres
ent at Winfield, Kansas, where
she Is educating her children.
Mr.. Ayers was for some time
superintendent Of public schools
but he is practicing medicine now
in Oklahoma.
Rev. J. R. Browne recently re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
S. j. Armstrong, who went from
here to Eldorado, Mo-, a couple
of weeks ago. The letter con-
veys the good news that Mr..
Armstrong has been improving
in health quite rapidly under the
treatment he is taking there at
the mineral baths. He h a s
gained II pounds. They will
leave Eldorado this week and go
to Colorado.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12

ITO b0 Oontinued)
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12

tnttnnUE Tns u0kYe1 nmptnu ASP
ing In the bottom. Brutal though
Bandy's methods had been, they had
worked his purpose. In KaEan there
was no longer a desire TO fight. He no
longer struggled for freedom. He knew
that this man was his master. and Tor
the time his spirit was gone. All ne
desired now was to be allowed to lie IN
the bottom OF the canoe, out OF reacn
Of the club, and safe from the water
The club lay between him ana tne
mln. The end Of II was within foot
q two Of his nose, and wnat NO
shansd was his own blood.
1ot i've days and fte nights tne
journey downstream continued, ana
Mcrrigger's process Of 1viliEing kaEan
was continued In three more beatnss
with the club. and another resort to the
water torture. On the morning or the
stxth day they reached Red Gold CITY,
ana McTrigger put up his rent close to
the river. Somewhere be obtained =
chain for Kazan. and after fastening
the dog securely back Of the tent ne
cut on the bibache muEzle.
You can't put no meat in q muzzle'"
he told his prisoner. "An' ! want you
to git Strong-an' fierce a. he'll. I've
rot an idee. It's an ideo you can LICK
vonr weight In wildcats. Wen pull on
q stunt pretty soon that'1l nl our
pockets with dust. I've done It afore.
and we can do It here. Wolf an dog
s'elp me Satan but it'll be q drawin'
cardE.,
ITo ha aontinued)
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12

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Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12
BIG OOINGS At HOODS
Entertainment, Demonstrations
ane Refreshments.

ane Refreshments.
Beginning last Monday the To-
cal store OF Hood & Sons have
been holding a demonstration
week. Beginning today to that
educational work has been added
an entertainment feature. A mo-
ted colored orchestra from Okla
homa has been secured and It
will furnish music to the visitors.
In these plans Manager Han
nah Is not trying to pull of some
thing unusual. He hopes, simply
though this method, to get &C
quainted with the new people and
renew the friendship that has ex-
isted for so long between this
store and the older residents Of
the community.
Aside from their purpose Of get
ting personally acquainted with
their customers the demonstra-
tion feature will be found ex-
tremely valuable from the view
point OF economy 1t Is a known
fact that oftentimes utensils, for
instance, have been made useless
because of the lack Of proper
knowledge Of some minor points.
Factory experts are here and
every family thould take adyant-
age Of this unusual opportunity.
presented by the thoughtfulness
of this firm and go to Hoods
store and learn all they can
about everything that is sold in
that store.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12

wIMr ne regarded 1EmS yOOd TVSulu
OF the beating. Zach time he brought
the club. The third time he prodded
Kazan with Il. and the dog snarled and
snapped savagely at the end OF It.
That was what sandy wanted-it was
an old trick II the dog-slaver. Instant
ly he was using the club again, until
with whining cry KaEan skunk under
the protection OF the snag TO which he
was fastened. He could scarcely drag
himself. Ills right forepaw was
smashed. His hlnd-ouartera sank nnt
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12
Boy Run Down

Carl Rossman, who is serving
as messenger boy for the West
ern Union, was run down last
week by a Missouri automobile
while delivering a message and
left on the road at the east part
OF the town. Those who had
seen the driver say that he
looked around and saw the boy
lying down, but did not stop to
assist him in any way. No one
was able to get the number Of
the car. The boy was skinned
slightly and frightened good deal.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12

AN ORDINANCE MAKING APPROPRIATION
FOR EQUIPMENT FOR FIRE DEPART
MENT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND
CoUNCILMEN OF THE CITY OF BAXTER
SPRINGS, KANSAS.
SECTION !. That the sum Of Seven Hundred
dollars, be and the Is hereby appropriated out
Of any money Of the general fund for the payment
Of the amount due to The Geo. C. Hale Company,
on August I, 1917, on payment for one chemical
FIRE truck.
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after ts publication In the
ofiieial city paper.
Passed. signed and approved July 10. 1917.
Ell. WRIGHT.
Mayor.
ATTEST: o. NJ. SPRATT.
City Clerk.
10. NJ. Spratt. City Clerk. hereby certify that
the above b . true and correct copy Of ordnance
No. l6I. the same was passed by the city council
at meeting held July 10. A. d. 1917, and - the
same now appears on file In my once.
Signed
o. NJ. SPRATT.
(SeaD City Clerk
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12
Self.helnlna.

Gardener voluntary helper. packing
eggs collected for wounded soldlcrs)-
II be allowed to keep all the cracked
eggs, and II there amt enough cracked
] as to crack EN- lnyself."-Puck.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12

Mrs. Gilman's class of the NJ.
E. church held q picnic at River
side park Wednesday evening.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12

Persons calling for any of the
above letters win please say,
Advertised" giving date list.
Chas. L. Smith, P. M.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12

published In the Baxter Syringe Ne
Iuly u, 1910
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12
ATTEST:
ORDINANCE NO. l6I

Published In The Baxter Springs News, JuY IL
Baxter Springs news., 1917-07-12
Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the postofice at
Baxter Springs, Kansas, for the
week ending July II, 1917.
DR.. John II. Mccoy Walter FawnswoFth
Ora Black Carl Krouss
Esther Lustine NJ. B. Gregory
Glen Hall WIN Taylor
W. II. Abbott Mn. J. Crouss
Lee Coutts LaWrones Brewer
MrS NJ. s. Brown Il. s.. Dixon
Claude Taylor Angelina DruEy
Mn. Dona HawkiAA FrOd Moekr
Elmo Garrison Clyds Parlu
Malssa Williams Ethdl Mccormack
Ais MeKinnsr A. N. Pnttgsm
Myrtle Lwaid g. Z. salles
MS Zalla C. Reed Mn. c, slmmons
Ray RobeFts Rohalt akalton
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-13
ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY
(Coutinued from Page 3l

Ger pany's power'' "The whole his tory of the wolld is neither more nor less than a preparation for the time when t shall please God to allow the affairs of the universe to be in German hands" is a quotation taken from a speech of Prussian professor. : O tell the truth and be honest only when it served the purpose. otherwise not to hesitate to prevaricate, are more Ger man maxims.
 These extracts have been gathered from various sources and have been published and issued by the committee on public Information of the govern ment MT. Chandler explained the full meaning of these German utrerances and what effect they have upon our country. 1n a manner that would fan the most infinitesimal spark of man. hood into patriotic fire. It was an ad dress. delivered without any special preparation such as the people of this community have rarely if ever heard and we doutt if there is one person who attended that dId not leave the hall III 1ch the Eetter for it.