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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
Ser, Singer bon Baltimore.
(@egrinoet 1850

&auptquartier: y@ermania Wl6n.
er6or-Glub6aus," Otr. 852, gtOro.
SomnrO.StruBe.
Yrdiioent SenrD Ebomns, gir.
316, @eIt-Saratoga-S StraBe.
Sobn q, alein Dirigent, glr. 201
gforo-Qinmooo-9IOen
George SimmeIbeber, protofoIli-
renoer un0 correipon0irenoer Setre-
tar, SIR. 419, 6orreit-SirdBe.
Sermunn Oddlid, G1nemeilter,
g}r. 7t3, 8orner-StraBe.
8iran5-5etretdr Gbas, 9leinborOt,
Scott- uno Somburg-5 -5traRe.
@m. 9. StIOebrauot, 8ibIiotbefar.
Scr. 2029, Sre0erid.Apenue.
Gbas. gteu, glr. GAG, NorO.Sulton.
9lDe., 8oriiser OeS Wluiif-Gomites.
@elaneperein,
nSarmonie,"
.@ermania-M -M1nner1or,"
D9robIinL
-Wldnnerdor,"
o@o5art. .Wadnnerdor,"
n@i6enfron5,"
n@ermonia-A Auartett-GIlb,
DMelooie,"
rMebger-@e
n@elteno.2ieoerfrans.
-WeIansOereiH."
Sauptquartier: u&iiffers SaiIe, :
SIR. t03, g2oro- -SreoeriditraBe, ieOPu
Sanitag 9lbenO, nit gluSnabme oes
Oritten Samitaes i'm Monat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
Die aIte @smtter.


Gen 8riibling pollte itb 6eIilBen
llnO idon eri6eint ole CONNER
nadt;
&ein frobes 9ieO mill mir gelingen,
|fib Iodt au6 niGt Ger 6luren
BraG1t.
Gin tiefes @eb bei9leidt ole @ruit
Gon Dem icb iriiber nidts getuuBt;
1ie Seimotb nur, pedt meme Sic.
Der,
SIN 3raum Der @odt ie6' id iie pie-
ser.
Tie $eimatb bait mid felt umibIun-
gen.
Dtit ibrem tbrdneniendten 9leiO;
@}ein gon5es Ser8 bat iie be8pun.
gen.
SSn Oieier longen 9eiOens3eit.
&Gr' ood Der Sommer i1on oorbei,
gritidt miro ieoer S6mer5ensidrei; /;
Gein Oeuf' i6 betenO, 2ouO Ger @d-
ter,
Mein iG0nites 9ie0 peib' ib Dir ip6.
ter!
93od orobt man Dir nit oIlen Sdrc-
den
Gle ean5e @eIt lit iebt oein 8eino;
Ger S01e Surien mill man peden
Ger Sab Bat aae iie>bereint.
Iie ionit an 0einer @ruIt gerubt,
Sic le65en milo nod Oeiuem 9lut;
Gie on gebegt in treuer &iebe,
Gum 0anfe bieten iie Dir @ie6c.
9ud ms i'm neuerporb'nen Qnn0e
Griiit unOeroient oes Safes Strobl /;
Ger Seimatblie6e beil'ge 9anoe
Wt0dt' man 5erreiBen aa5umol.
60 bat's Der boie 6eino gepollt,
g9ilo fam Die Slutb berongerollt;
Wlag audi Oes SaIes 6euer bremen
@er mag inns BON Ser Wtutter tren-
men?
glur enger bat man unS oer6un0en,
Qie 2ie6e flammt gelGutert ouf;
Gle Greuen bleiben eng Oerbunoen
Gum Se9en miro Oie 6euertolf
O}rm neiB mans, lper nod edit uno
gut,
@eleguet iei Die Seuerghit6!
Sin neuer Gug lit am gri6einen,
DIS aud Oie 6einOe anOers meinen.
gtur IT'LL bebutiom muB man mar.
ten,
Ser SAB ma6t nod 10 biele blind;
8alo reiit ole 6ru6t in unierm @nr.
ten,
Grobt audi nod mun6er i6orfe
g8ino.
StilIidtuei9eno gebt Die Some ouf
90 nimmt oaS &edt aud ieineu
&alf;
ytur ltia, ob aud Die 6ein0e to6er,
Ger @eltenIeufer itebt nod obeu.
. Sera wie ipirit Ou bid erbebeu,
@enn Nodt uno @rollen niht mebs
orobtl
Gen SodSeitsidleier lpirIt 6u meben
Sic blei6en @ongen merOen roth.
@ott ge6e es baIo iolrs geIAeb'n.
@er mill Oie olte Mutter idmGb'n?
Sod miro inl Subelibmud tie pran-
gen.
@enn ale Sbranen limb Dergangenl
81 q a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

9iobert Scff an Sobn s. Staple
ton 0Ir. t20, Siio-grlinton-9lpe.
George ". 9ittIeton uno 6rou an
@ernorO Mc9aOe unO 6rot gtr.
26t5, Suntingoon-9lue.
Siaac Shapiro un0 6rou an Mor-
tbo q. 6reen1, 9torOieite McSenrp.
StroBe, nobe 6ulton.9lOenue 1876
BEL 81.
Sobn 81. 9raOp an SEQ 5. Siria
rmo 6rolL Oilieite @orriion Game,
no6e 6reoerid 9loao, 1876 bel t0310.
Sobn s. 93oDof unO 6rau an Sol.
9rapilono uu0 6rau, g}r. 907, 9toro.
2u3erne glOenue
NlarD S. GboppeIl unO @otte an s,
G6omos Gboppell unO 6rou, @eit.
ieite Calhoun. no6e 6ronflin-Strv
10 bel 80.
MorD s. G6oppell an @illiom s.
&obertS, g8eitieite CALHOUN, nobe
6ranflin.StraBe, 10 bel 80.
9llfreo s. Sbriper, @erlpaIter, an
gIeiis 60, s @runoltiide
MarD @f. W}utb an 9omrence &or.
rat6 lmO 6ran Siiotpeitieite @eIt.
mooo.9loeme, nabe Gal6ouu,StraBe,
IA bel SIS.
3iel Contraction So. an S. 9lnor.
Strobmer, 9}r. 24t5, Sorlem-9lpe.
2ouiS 2eiier mo 6rou an 9eniu-
min Gfiitt unO 6rau, glr. 2024, Dit
Baltimore StraBe.
Sobn s. Sirit an @m. Stoebr mo
6rou Ger. 1907, Gotta9e-9lpe.
6. s. @allogber 0iealtD 50, an @.
90. @oli unO 6rau 9torOoltieitl
Montpelier- Strobe, na6e SarforO-
9lOenue, IA bel ST..
@m. @. Earfs lm0 6rou an 6ranf
G6ul5e unO 6roL glr. 617, Sin.
@ort. .StroBe.
Sobn q. S9mio an, Gbereiu 9lor-
man 9}r. 1887 glorO.@aibingtou-
StroBe.
NsmoIo 5. @eber lmO 5rou an 81.
9. 8oebm un0 6rau gfr. 1905, Slt-
2oioDctte.9lpenue.
G6oS. s. Chambers m0 Srau an
SomeS y. McGonolo umO 6rau, Or.
1909, Sarforo-9lpeme.
9artolomeo Goruio an &itn Scar.
Dina, Sitieite @lluooO- 9lpenue, nabe
&rott-StraBe, 1873 6ei 70.
SenrD @eIeS 9fusf an SorrD Z.
@eiIenoufier, 2 @rlnoitiide.
9lodeiter Some @uiIoing 60. an
Cecilia s. HeisIer, Siioweitieite 9(lo.
meoo, na6e Sorfor0 RooO, 13 bel -.
@m. s. Glarte an Sioac 9(lter,
Siiooltieite Ntount-, nabe Dioi6er-
Strabe.
8. 6. %erfins. GermoIter. an 8.
6. 9ranb mo 6rau, @de Siioieitc
Rrelton.StroBe mO 9Ior0meitieitc
@oD.StraBe.
Caroline Q. @aniemer an SenrD
grd, gfr. 2442, 8reoerid.9leD.
Sale Gepoiit on0 Erult 6. on Ga.
roline q. 9aniemer, 2 @umoItiide.
s. 81. 9ealmeor an Caroline 2.
9oniemer, 5 @runoitiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
SlnftiUnS. .|crfanfc.

DNpDtbCtcus@crinuf oeS iuert6bpuen 8acbt.
@eentDums, bei1nnt ais 0r. 209, Siib.2Dnlbin.
Ctr, uno gir. 100, Sio 51z. Strahe, 9igbiano-
toWn. Seoes init einem 2stodigen 3ie9liieiner.
nm $50 yla6mittdgs. gr. 100, Glib 51s. Ctr.
nit einer 5ront bon ~ SUB uno einer Siefe
bon 46 Sub @jrlnb3ins $24.
llno I'M ll6r gladm gr 200, Siios9onIoins
SiraBe, nit einer Sront bon 13 SUB BOD uHo
elmer Iiete bon 90 SUB. @rnno3ins $42.
0arl u, VI. SdlDlR, 306 Ct Saul SraBe
in Der SDpotbei genannte Qtnpdlt
Stenart IS Butter, gluiionatoren.
(Sunii7-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Sl6Omucuteu, Die ben 00entIGen
SOrreIpOuSeutcm" nidlt piimttlib Uoer
tturesclmShis er6Olteu, iiuS scbeten,
Der Office OauOn per Selepbou Ooer
i3riftlid WittbciIuHs su madeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

100 gnibeue @lf 0orn @ooI cont m 37is
9nibei Md &eruon Drills VIC. 66ia
10 Nntbeie 8enna @ & Vs. COM 73M
40 gtnibeie llniteb Maimans .... 20
% 9lnibeie @Gb NaI- & Aun pio AK
35 9nt6eiIc @ai6 BAL & gInn. CON- i59a
80 9lnibeile gSGb 9ai s. 9lnu. com. 10
9nt6ele @oib N0 & VIM com i1M
$500 Baltimore Sin 4er. 1851 ...... 90
100 baltimore Sim 4er. 1854. ...,.. 90
600 Baltimore Gitu der. 1867 .,..... so
1000 Goal & 6oTe Rn Ser .......... SO
1000 Goshen & 50 Ger (GtiSD ..-... 97M
5000 Goshen Gil & cas Ser. ...,.....i0ih
20O0 Glf 0oru Corp Ger er..........tO0
1000 @'er & NtlnerS 1ranSp. 6er.. 0sM
1000 Norib baltimore Der. .iosis
1000 untteo Raipobs inc. 4er........ o21s
1000 gSaib., BAL & gnHop. Der . SPA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

100 9Intbeie 9ltIantc ReiroIeum com z
10 gIntbeiIe Chalmers Oil pio....... 4
100 Nnbeile Conf 0oal com. .........110
100 glnt6clIc Conf Goal com. ....... 110h
20 9lnibeilc Goui Romer com .... .ii1h
slntbciI Conf. @omer com .....11i%
40 slpbcilc Gosocn e. so. (GiiS).. 1914
400 9lni6cilc Goshen & SO. (GtiS) 12%
200 9Ini6eiIe Goshen OiI com. (Ghs) i2A
100 g(nibeile Goshen SiI com. (GtiS) t25k
GOO sntbeiIe Goshen 0i pib (GfS) Az
i5 9lnt6eiIc Goshen oil pio o..... Az
400 9nt6eile Gn Sorn GoaI com. Nh 3s
9IniDeiIc Gl Soru Goal com, .. 3sA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
Gei ein ASrObnaemt.

0albe Qdersgar5eIen uno groBer; gutter
BoSen: eleIfrtlbeS slot gBaiier nno Seteu'
@eee i'm Bau, IeIeP9on. 9., ano Sir &SlraB8enoa9n.
Der Giaot @inige Daben BunaaIcms, einiae
6aben Sdliler, eiIfee baben Srn1t, elnige Ino
oenloef als eeni per SUB. Nallen sic ntd
@emjiie nm 0lbner aleben, uHo bic Doben yes
)ensmIfieIfofen berabebeH. 9ui let1te Abdab'
hnQen berfauit x, o,-s.a =.
ytam5ufrageM bel ber SntDicnm 9eigDte w.
TeIepDonirt rno mir Ueroen ole antlu1eH.
'(Npr2S, ,L&@-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
NleOiaIuiIde guseiseu.
SGbsu Gie ismAIs OsrHHdt, Ge.
inuO 81 werOcH, aber Obus
GriOIsP

GS moo fein. baB Gle VT IN Ue.
banbhIaG waren, bab Gie aue 6Oii.
mnna auf @eHelnre dufeaben
Gle miiNeH iplilen, oab IN allen
HebeH6lagen @pe6l1larbell Oerl0Hlt
miro, unb bic 'Dibiiglte bon alen, III
BITE bebunoliing bon Str1nfbeiten. sBl'
rum c0nIultirem Gle IN Der @rfeuHts
nib oieier 1b1iI09e nidi einel Spe'
5laliiten bon guiem 1iuf thr @eIbid
unb @DrlidDfet, lpenn Gle al elmer
widnHern eieeHthtmIicben, ar1nIbeii
Ieioen ooer bon oerlelbeH bsbinbert
psrben; etnen Spe6t1llften, Der tber
10 Sabre praltiibe Griabrlna IN
WldnnerfrdHfbeiten bat eilien, ber
sJbneH nab eiuer forgf1ltieen rniers
indnng fd9en tDtrO, 0b &c Gle flriren
i1nn ooer rlcbt; elner Der Gle In
iiirdeiter Belt iilrtren miro, mie eS
itCb nit benz beiten unO llDerIten ne
lnltut 0erenbareH l1bt.
8lele grt bon Spe3tQlliten tinben
Gle. tuenH Gle Sr. pnmrid DoA WnIti.
Mpre, Wlb., 40S CIaNaltlnUte. @traBe,
cOwuItireH. &r bat btele sRdnlIet
iurirt, bic o9ne @riolg OerilldbteH. glbs
bhlie ooer Sur 9u fnoen. gb1N ct
lnr NiIoere aetban fGnn er Gu0
iir Gle t9nn
@eine &ebnbren itno niebrtS unb
Hdblungen neI0en ben Mhtteln bes
B1ttenten aHaepaBt arranatrt.
CS-)
{tAY.g =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
SurmIanO 5n Oerfantea.
NOrilaOteiaentGnm 81 Oerfaafeu.


3n DerfGnfen.
EaImtio tar qenie. bic IH Curtis Bah ipcbnen.
@eIen Gle Hd bic neuen ednler IN BEN
1000 8iod Der @ennin0iUM,MDenne, init 9eran'
ben ali ber Sroilt, an. Mue Selnsnlll0letl
Orleans, noer Curtis Bdp Seltrtl1e lteee an
Der GmrttssaOcme unb @hpreb5 StraBe db uno
Gebe einen BIod tpeIiD 5nr SellIllllgioissloe.
aaeal i an an sri anb eteue EisIit nHb conn.
taos
NaIter 8. @eitpBGI,
@ioentbHmer unb 9auunternebmer,
G19-2OI2i Wtnnieb SaIIbIHs. (SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
SaItimurc Wlarftberidjt.
Q a m tao, 16. SUM 1917

= TT t q, 10. NIIII IJII.
NRebl. ~ 8ufubr 1868 SGiler,
einidIieBlid S136 6Giier 6u 2oclllt
@oint inO S5O7 6Giier 81 Canton.
Gie Notirunaen mdren mie foIgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
@erlanat Wldnner Mnb 0na6en.

8erl0ngi:
@ritllafiiger 8u6balter nno Uidnn 3lir SSn1'
runa oes &oitennn6ags9 departments einer
orOben Sabrii lJ}dn u6reflire: ~. G7", Teut.
fd5er 0DrrepOnbcnt. (Snnil6-ls)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Sin Gafes9dder. gtad3uiragen 9ir. 20, Dit
NDrtDsQlOenue, (ShWlo-le)
adltapa BddermeiItcr uMb 8dder.QIrbeiterl
BddersQlrbeiter uno 2luSDeler perDen ber'
Ianot uno unenigeiIld beforgt i'm glrbeits'
Qareoa g. Il. or, &iiieIs Salle. 1O3 Npro'
Bteberid. ehabe. SOpa 3ebr, Sei9dttssNeent.
(SSeb4, ,11tdI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
wsrIanat TtauWer auS 2uabeu.

YerlaMet:
Sin @dder als briie pan0; &obn $14 pro
Q9obe. Alt meloen in Nr. 237, Glib 3. StraRe
(SuH17-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Sin praiiiiber Sarmer uno WilbDrtbf9aits
ler amf einer Sarm Ha6e &ear. WhB nit
8e6liano umeebeH iDnnen niidbterH uno tIetBig
ilno Qlld 81 nleben WOntag II llbr Wtit
tao, in "a 5raHtliH Yuilbiug, NDrtB. nno Bat
timures gtrabe. (Suni17-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

BCrlnNgt;
Sine Qeebte 5ral ais 86din in ileiner Sac
mile. 4at60lifb Dorge5Deen WlaH 16reibe
ooer lpredbe Dor bel VI. D. QoeH, BtobIe. Hnb
Gbelters StraRe, bpr 10 llbr Wtorgens.
(Nlni14-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Sin Wlann fir aueememe 9rbeit IN einem
6eitdurani 9tadb3uiragen Nr go, GrsYratt'
StraRe. (SumlI-le)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

yerIaMatS opr@%W
Sin Wldoden iiir oil inc 61uSarbeit. 81
erra1en ncl LttrnUel1S, Nr. 2fO1, @nmnuc'
iOnsQlOenue. (SuHi1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
gerIaust i'm Alsemeiueu.

oDeHti6e GBcIenidatt Opu MarAIano."
nndlipetungS-yiireau,
9lr 2t5 uub 217, GDurtlnnbs sGtr1he.
Gpre6Iiunoen bon bis ubr.
(Rob29-) Wlinna VI wseOer, IeenttH.
9tenegeind.
Sine oeutfbe Srau piinl6t Irbeit; ledDte
Suusar6eit borge8ogen ODER ale gSnrterin bel
l91dnerin. Sfierien an Wlrs, Bertha DITTO,
pas WleGlberrO. str. Counll6-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

q " . OWTWVE '~VIFF0VFF'
(Sn 100 Yfuno Sdden.) ger Come,
Spring @beot @rom $34.50-35;
@eItern MlioOIinqS, $4O-41.
Seu un6 Strob. II 3ufubr:
&eu 1914 Gonnen Strob 90 Eonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

SerlnHgt:
Sine peiBe 5rau ODER Wldoden 5ur Siilfe bel
Der augemeiHen 0ausarbeit 9la63uiragen bel
MRS. Is. ,. Softer, ,Nlg1nauiu glparimeutS",
WlaoitDue.glOe., SmTebU. Y6one 1ureoo 697-sDi.
(Slmi17-1S)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-06
NEGRO. GOVERNOR SAVED
FROM MOB, ON TRIAL TO-DAY
lRv unifed pressl

Murray Ky, Feb. G. With the trial
Of Lube Martin, negro scheduled to
begin here today, local authorities
were wondering whether the remark.
able oratorical powers Of Governor A.
O. Stanley would again be necessary
to keep him from being lynched
Martin is charged with the murder
of Guthrie Dmguid, policeman When
his trial came up January 10. Judge
Charles Bush and Denny Smith. com.
monwcalth attorney. agreed that the
feeling against the negro was too in.
tense Tor trial AZ that time and had
the negro spirited away. The crowd
became mob and throughout the fol.
lowing might threatened to dynamite
the hotel whore Judge Bush and Smith
spent the night
Governor Stanley rushed to Murray
ON special train, declaring that the
mob would have to attack the COVER.
nor OF Kentucky before It attacked
Judge Bush and Smith lie pleaded
with the mob and it finally dispersed.
Special precautions were taken to
guard the negro today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-06

bent over deck of cards in cell
in the Hamilton county Jail at Cincln-
natl July "a, 1916.
They played silently, slowly, pre-
cisely. Tensely they watched each
draw No ordinary stakes would eX-
change hands at the end of the game.
They were gambling away woman's
life.
And the guard, passing slowly by,
saw only two negroes sitting on the
floor, playing game of cards.
Reuben Ellis lost. He killed the
jail matron, Anna Hart, with an iron
bar, took the keys from her and with
his partner, escaped Ellis had paid
the gambling debt with the matron's
life. Tomorrow he is scheduled to pay
another debt At dawn he is to be
electrocuted in the Ohio penitentiary.
Ellis is the forty.sixth to pay the
death penalty in Ohio. Frank Early,
whose life was snuffed out here IS
years ago, was the first negro electro
cuted in the United States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-06
BODILY POISONS
(By l.. II. Smith, NJ. d.

(By l.. II. Smith, NJ. d.
The victims Of autO-intoXication are
many thousand every day BY reason
of the toxins, or poisons bred in the
inteStines, these poisonous bacteria
are sent all through the blood chan.
nels and the victim feels tired, sleepy
and headachy, or the brain doesn't
work as usual. The best treatment for
this is to drink hot water before
breakfast-plenty Of water all day
and procure a simple laxative, made
of May-apple, leaves of aloe, etc, with
no calomel and entirely vegetable,
which can be obtained a, any drug
store, known as DR.. Pierces Pleasant
Pellets.
Equally important is it to cleanse
kidneys and bladder, and drinking
plentifully of pure water will cleanse
them to a certain extent. Then OBJ.
tam at the drug store a little Anuric,
which was first discovered by Or.
Pierce Of Surgical Institute in Buffalo,
n. Y. Anuric double strength)
should be taken before meals. 1t is
many times more potent than lithil
in throwing off the poisonous accumu.
fations of uric acid.
Through failure of kidneys to act,
through congestion, inflammation, any
persons condition is ripe for disease
to lasten its hold upon the system.
Anuric has been tested for the past
few years for kidney, bladder. uric
acid troubles, rheumatism, gout. and
such ailments as follow. and so many
cases both acute and stubborn have
yielded to this wonderful remedy that
| do not hesitate to recommend it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-06

London, Jan 6.-DeSpite the scar
city Of eggs and the great demand for
them, there are still in the warehouses
thousands Of cases of American eggs
left over from last spring. according
to wholesale egg merchant He
says this is due to the fact that the
American eggs fell into dislayor with
the public because it was found that
they burst when boiled Their ex.
plosiyc quality results, he says. from
the method adopted for their preser.
yaton
In one form or another" De adds,
" have no doubt the British will yet
eat these eggs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-06
A MOTHERS TROUBLES

A mothers unending work and
devotion drains and strains her
physical strength and leaves its mark
in dimmed eyes and carewom ex.
presslons-ahe ages before her time.
Any mother who is weary and languid
should start taking Scott Emulsion of
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil as strengthen
ing food and bracing tonic to add ricli-
ncss to her blood and build up her
nerves before 1t is too late. Start SCOTS
Emulsion today--its fame is worldwide.
Il - free from alcohol.
Scott & BOVINE. DloomGeld.N.L Is-G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-06

The peace meeting of Feb > at Mad
ison Square Garden, New York City,
with William Jennings Bryan as one
of the principal speakers, is one Of
the steps of the American neutral
conference committee and other Amer.
lean peace societies toward consolida.
tiOn Professor GeN"re
OF New York, is chairman Of the ex
ecutiye committee OF the conference
and also president of the American
Peace society. on Feb. % representa-.
tiyes Of all the principal American
peace societies will meet in New York
and try to devise a practicable plan Of
cooperation and consolidation.
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TIE WHATCHAMA COLUMN
lBy George Martini
Mscsroni.

:: Mscsroni. :
:: Macaroni is a thing We have :
:: always wondered about. !:
:: We know, in a general way, {:
:: that it is sent out from factor =:
:; les in boxes, looking very {:
:: naked and white; and that it {:
:: comes to the table wearing :
:: cheese. :
:: Aside from that macaroni is 4:
:: as much of a mystery to us as {:
:: what the man says who goes .
:: past the house yelling for old {:
:: clothes. ::
:: We have always wondered {:
!: about the holes in macaroni. {:
{: Are they set up in rows and {:
!; the macaroni wrapped about {:
:: them? Or are they bored. {:
:: while the young macaroni is {:
:: still unable to defend itself? {:
:: Also, what is macaroni made {:
:: Of? There's rubber, Of course. A:
:: We know that But what else? !:
:: We have been letting macaroni {:
:: slither down our throat, off {:
!: and on now for twenty.seyen !:
:: years, and yet if some stern E:
!: faced scientist should suddenly /:
:: stop us in the middle of four. /:
" inch piece and ask us if we {:
: knew what we were swallow {:
{: ing, we could only answer, /:
:: "Macaroni." !:
q: This is wrong. How long 4:
/: must the world 90 on without !:
+" knowing more about its maca. /:
:: roni? :
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The Best Recommendation.

The strongest recommendation any
article may receive is favorable
word from the user II is the recon-
mendationS of those who have used
II that makes Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy so popular Mrs. Amanda
Gierhart Waynesheld, Ohio writes.
Chamherlains Cough Remedy has
been used in my family of and on for
twenty years and It has never failed
TO cure cough or cold" Obtainable
everywhere.
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TOO MANY FUNERALS
(By United Press

!: FL Paso, Tex, Feb. 6-Be- t:
!: cause the mournful strains Of {:
!: the Dead March, and the 3
!: sight of numerous military fu- {:
:: nerals impress noticeable {:
!: psychological depression upon /:
3. the city, a movement is under {:
!: way to divert the funeral pro. !:
y cessions from the main streets
u to less frequented channels.
:; Funerals average from one to
!: four a day. The band plays
!: funeral march for each one.
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Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call It, Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful
of the tea, put cup of boiling water
upon it, pour through a sieve and
drink a tcacup full at any time 1t IS
the most effective way to break a cold
and cure grip, as It opens the pores.
relieving congestion Also loosens
the bowels thus breaking a cold at
once.
II Is inexpensive and entirely vege.
table, therefore harmless.
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time He kept the ships papers
Then his third officer boarded the
Housatonic, descended to the engine
room and with hammer, smashed off
several seacocks After removing sew
erdl matches he ordered all on board
to take to the boats. Before he re.
turned to the submarine asked this
officer to use his influence to induce
the commander to tow US towards
land. He agreed
"The ship was torpedoed at T. 80
O'Clock on the starboard side, the of.
liccr taking camera pictures as she
sank lie then threw us a tow line. -
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A scald burn, or severe cut heals
slowly, if neglected. The family that
keeps bottle Of BALLARD'S SNOW
LINlMENT on hand Is always pre-
pared for such accidents. Price 25c..
soc and $1,0O per bottle. Sold by
Ringer Drug Co.
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| have stood as long as seventy hours
continuously in water up to my knees.
Even If you wear gum boots the waite.
soaks through and your feet swell up.
Some OF the men try to WOO sleep in
their funk holes, but after my expert
ence trying to dig one gave it up. The
maXimums of hathing is one bath a
month, with a change Of underwea'."
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Levy's Clearance Sale, Coats less
than half price. Get
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mandcr at first took no notice, and
then explained:
"'You are carrying loodstuIs to an
enemy Of my country and although
am sorry It is my duty to sink you
81 asked to be towed landward, but
the commander said it was impossible,
because the vicinity was full of Brit,
ish warships again protested, to no
purpose, against the sinking OF the
ship, saying it was a deliberate act
against a friendly country. He was in.
different to my protests.
Ship Is Abandoned
Gle then gave the signal to my crew
to abandon the ship After this sig
nal was answered from the ship he
hoisted the German flag for the first
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o. 0 lUpLTO HIS KNEES IN TRENcH MUD

Trench warfare at about its worst,
despite the smile on the face OF the
British soldier in the picture, is seen
here. He is knee deep in icy water
and mud. This is the way Alexander
McClintock of Kentucky, wounded in
the British service, describes it.
About The most unpleasant thing,
next to the corpses, is trench feet.
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NEGRO ELEcTRocUTeD WHO
PLAYED POKER TO sEElF
HE'D MURDER WOMAN

by United Press)
Columbus, o., Feb. 6.-Two negroes
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