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this. We hoped 10 keep our side OF
the war clean from any imputation OF
the brutality and cruelty that have
characterized Prussian fshting from the
first.
Even now. We, cannot acquiesce In
these retaliations II they are intended
merely for revenge. They can be NOR
ally justified only as deterrents from
repetitions OF the offenses.
II may be that German civilians do
not know the truth about the air raids
against England that have 30 shocked
the whole world. II may be that II they
are informed. with few concrete ex.
amples OF air.assassination TO point the
moral. they viii call a halt on their
own government. To this end. every
allied airplane that drops bomb on a
German town. should drop. along with
II. printed statements showing the
bloody and inexcusabie work wrought
by German aviators. and demanding an
end OF such barbarian.
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TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
II Mixed With Sulphur II Darkens So
Naturally Nobody
Can Tell.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and sulphur for darkening gray. streak
ed and faded hair is grandmother's
recipe, and folks are again using II to
keep their hair a good. even color.
which is quite sensible. as we are liv-
ing in an age when a youthful appear
ance is of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays though, we don't have the
troublesome task of gathering the sage
and the mussy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the ready-to-use pro
duct, improved by the addition Of other
ingredients. called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" for about so cents
a bottle. II is very popular because
nobody can discover It has been ap-
piled. Simply moisten your comb or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears. but what delights the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound. is that. besides beautifully
darkening the hair after "A few applica-
tions. II also produces that soft lustre
and appearance of abundance which is
so attractive. This ready-to-use prep
aration is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. II is not intended for the
cure. mitigation OF prevention OF dis
ease. tAdvl
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WILL 1T HELP TO VIM

If you are about to undertake any
enterprise" says Chairman Willard of
the National Council of Defense, stop
and ask yourself the question VIII
this help TO win the war;"
1, is a good test of conduct in busi-
ness and in private life. It's test
OF loyalty TO our country and our in
stitutions. 1t is a test of humanity and
common sense. II is ultimately test
Of business judgment. because our. bus
mess will not amount to much if we
let Germany win.
The war is our great business now.
II 10 our greatest national enterprise.
and should be our greatest individual
enterprise. We have mo right to en-
gage in any activity that will hinder
il. We ought not TO undertake any.
thing without assuring ourselves that
it will contribute TO the supreme pur-
pose
Whether 1t is question OF money
or work or personal influence, VIII
II help to win the war;"
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IN WORLD POLITICS.

we could not keep out of world poll
tics IL we would" says former Presi.
dent Taft. THAT which affects the
world affects us"
II Is becoming an old story--this new
view of our relation TO other nations.
But few Americans yet appreciate. the
greatness OF the change from our ira.
ditional policy OF isolation to one of
frank participation in the affairs of the
whole earth.
We have long regarded ourselves as
n world power" in the sense of being
equal In strength and Importance to the
chief nations of Europe. But we sell
dom acted on that principle. We lived
like hermit giant with a high fence
around his estate. over which he sci.
dom peered and from which he seldom
stepped forth, Now, all at once. we
find the fence gone. We did not tear
1t down. 1t vanished of itself. when
IA foreign empire undertook to win, by
violence, supremacy over its equals.
and make itself the master and tyrant
of mankind
We are now fighting outside that old
thinking outside of it, Our minds are
becoming mt home in Europe and Asia
and Africa. We feel ourselves truly
citizens of the world. We see our
country one with the older leaders of
civilization. a member in good standing
OF the great international fraternity
which already exists In spirit.
1t is good for U.S. II immensely
broadens our minds and enlarges our
patriotism. II gives us new dream
of our own national future, a vision of
an ever.evolving and ever-improving
world. in which we shall play a noble
part.
And IL is good for the rest of the
world. We have as much to give ii
as II has to give us. Our historic mis-.
sion. as we see it now. is to spread
American democracy everywhere. That
is our purpose In entering world pol.
itics
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From, Other
Editorial Pages
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l3-YEAR-OLD GIRL
INFLICTED WITH MANIA
FOR STEALING BABIES

Chicago. Oct. s.--Jenni- Gresky, 10
years old. In In a house Of correction
today as the result OF her confession
that within the last two weeks she has
lured two children away from their
mothers. and made virtual prisoners OF
them for "a time.
Il don't know why I take babies. but
do" was an explanation to juvenile
court officers.
Two weeks ago she entered depart
ment store and saw Gladys Biwalter
with her mother. Jennie suggested a
walk. and baby Biwalter went. Later.
the child was found In the department
store.
a week ago Mrs. Joseph Kovaisky and
her two-year-old daughter Lille went
shopping In the same store. and Lille
disappeared. Search was unavailing.
Later. the mother went back to the
store and found her child at play.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-09
AIR REPRISALS.

it was inevitable that the German
air raids should lead to retaliation in
the end No nation can tamely tolerate
the ruthless murder of its women and
children month after month without ris-
ing at last TO a pitch OF indignation
that demands reprisals in kind And
no government can withstand such a
demand.
The killing of non.combatants is alb
horrent TO any civilized people. II is
particularly abhorrcnt to men of Anglo
saxon blood. No nation in the world,
perhaps, would have endured the devil
ish work of the German air squadrons
80 long as the British have done with
out universal cry for vengeance I'm
agine what the state of American feel
ing would be il bombs were rained week
after week. for two years. on peaceful
cities and towns of our eastern states.
Imagine New York visited night after
night by an enemy who delighted in
blowing up families in their beds.
wrecking schoolhouses, hotels and hos
pitals and spattering the streets with
the blood OF children.
The French have already begun
fighting the devil with fire" They
have sent air squadrons far across the
German frontier raining death on un.
defended towns TO show the Germans
precisely the sort OF warfare their own
army Is waging. The British are eN>
pected TO conduct similar reprisals. on
greater scale. we will give II all
back TO them" said Lloyd George in n
n. II. % a..
them soon. We shall bomb Germany
with compound interest"
IL is a natural thing to do. II Is
the logical consequence of German
frightfulness. We cannot blame our
allies for II. But Americans are i'm
neasurably sorry that II has come to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-09
A TAN JOKER.

How many surprises there are con
cealei in the jungle of the new federal
revenue bill nobody knows. But one
amazing little Joker" has already been
discovered II is the provision which
imposes tax of eight per cent on
the excess of over $4,000 of the earned
incomes of partnerships or individuals
who operate business with little or
no capital.
This provision, contained in Section
209 Of the war profits tax" division,
is interpreted as applying not only to
what is ordinarily meant by bus
mess" or trade" but to all profes.
sions and occupations. II affects par.
ticularly lawyers and physicians. II
reaches even salaried subordinates OF
law firms, medical practitioners and
others engaged in personal and pro.
fessional services.
The injustice of this provision con.
sists in the fact that it is special
tax. The men affected must pay the
eight per cent in addition to their share
of the income tax. Ii is thus rank
discrimination against useful workers.
in favor of idlers. The capitalist who
does nothing whatever to serve the
community is liable only TO the income
tax. and not even to that If he holds
government bonds or other tax-free Sc
curities. The active member of pro.
fession is taxed doubly on the money
that he earns himself
The section in question was adopted
IN secret conference. II had never been
proposed publicly. and was not de.
bated or mentioned on the floor Of
congress when the bill was passed.
Most Of the congressman, apparently,
did not know of its existence. II should
be promptly repealed, together with any
other "jokers' that may be found.
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U. s. PUTS EMBARGO
ON DUTCH LINER, COAL
IS REFUSED BIG SHIP

Washington. Oct 9.-rhe sovsSn-
ment has definitely refused hcenae sor
bunker coal "a the Holland Amertcan
liner Nuewe Amsterdam becauss the
Netherlands government would not
give assurance that the ship would ~
turn 10 the United states after dis
charging her Belgian relied cargo.
This action In said TO forecast the
complete embargo OF the large fleet Of
Dutch ships now In New York hareor
unless Holland permits them 70 carry
cargoes for the United States.
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LOWER BREAD PRICES
AIM OF GOVERNMENT

Washington. Oct. e.--Federal trade
committee estimates on the cost of pro-
ducing bread win be completed today
for use by the food administration on
its efforts to reduce bread prices AL
though the food control bill gives the
government no direct power to rcgu-
late bread prices. officials expect bak-
ers voluntarily TO observe regulations
the food administration is drawing up
TO govern their industry.
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a head from every man. woman ana
child In the United States. But a Ger
man army In occupation OF our Atlantic
coast would call for a great deal more.
Expulsion OF la Toilette from the
senate Is urged by the public safety
commission OF Minnesota because he is
"A teacher OF disloyaity and sedition,
giving aid and comfort 10 our enemies
and hindering tho government In the
conduct OF the war"
New York women who are battling
for the ballot In that state. at big
meeting held the other day adopted.
with great enthusiasm. a resolution re-
pudiating the work OF the suffrage
pickets at Washington. The question
OF votes for women In New York viii
be decided at n special election in No
vember.
The nomination OF George W. Per-
kins a Progressive In 1912. but a Repub-
lican in 1916. for president OF the New
York state food control commission was
rejected by the state senate by n vote
OF 20 TO 20. and thoreupon the gov
ernor nominated John Mitchell, former
labor leader and Democrat, and the
nomination was confirmed unanimously
BY the resignation OF Governor Ne
Vile of Nebraska. probable within
short time. the Bryan faction OF the
Democratic party win score heavily, for
Lieutenant Governor Howard, who viii
become governor, is one of the bulwarks
OF Bryanism In Nebraska. The anti
Bryan faction is amazed and dazed over
the turn of events. which has given
the leadership OF the party once more
TO the Bryanites,
The fusion platform, on which Mayor
Mitchell Of New York Is TO run for re-
election puts the issue of Amerlcanism
before everything else. With that the
paramount issue, II is certain that he
will lose the vote Of every pacifist and
pro.German in the city, but il is ex-
pected that enough loyal and patriotic
Americans will rally to his standard to
give him sweeping victory in the bat
tie at the polls. November g.
And end to strong arm politics In
Philadelphia is presaged by the organi-
zation of an independent party, COM
posed OF citizens of the highest type
business and professional men who new.
er before have entered actively into
municipal affairs, hut who have been
awakened to the need of the cleanup bv
the disclosures in connection with the
trial of imported gunner for the muir
der OF a detective at the recent Repub-
lican primary.
Old time politicians of New York
make no secret of the fact that they
are extremely worried over the Socialist
vote this year and from indications
throughout the city they have per-
fectly good reason to feel worried. TO
that ticket it is expected will go the
votes of the pro-Germans. the anti-war
voters as well as the regular following
OF the Socialist party-all the discon-
tented element As the mayoralty sit
uation appears at present, IL vii be
fight between Mitchell, Fusionist: Hy-
Ian. Tammany. and Hilquit. Socialist;
Bennett, Republican. being figured as
negligible quantity, so far as being the
winning candidate is concerned.
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Dean Walter Williams of Missouri.
taking the ground that every Ameri-
can should stick to the job in which he
can be of most service. has declined
an invitation to deliver "A series Of lee
lures in England
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Frederick Kempster, age twenty-five,
who stands eight feet two inches in
height, holds the British height rec
ord for the last 100 years. His father
and mother are of normal size.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-09

Miami News: Now the average fellow
wonders why he spent his fall overcoat
money on last summers Palm Beach
suit
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PURELY Personal.

Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor, has been
elected president of the American Al
lance for Labor and Democracy.
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each for the arrest of slackers. Soon the
| Stacker will have no place to lay his
head except in n military prison
Muskogee Times-Democrat: II is
claimed that the Germans must feel
sick that they took the Belgian short
cut TO Paris, with all the consequences
! ii involved, but then it gave them the
satisfaction of busting international
law
FL Reno Democrat: According to the
news columns an eminent scientist has
discovered that there are only twenty
words in the monkey language. Life
must be unspeakably dull for the lady
monkeys
Bartlesville Enterprise: If the men
were not Such dodgasted fools the vam.
pires wouldn't find so much to vampire
on
Miami Record.Herald: Those senator's
who have stood by the kaiser would il
they had a sense of understanding and
the instincts of a real man. feel rather
small after the Rernstorf revelations.
Guthrie Leader: Soldiers i'm Russia
battalion of death will suffer anything
but to be bossed by another woman. ac.
cording to stories of riots against dis
cipline.
Drumwright Derrick: Some people
are too busy chasing dollars to be even
patriotic enough to pause and pay honor
to those who leave for the front But
they will before il is over.
Clinton Messenger: II costs more to
manta in a crouch than it odes to
maintain a crouch than il does to
have heap more fun out of an auto
mobile
Tulsa World: Holland wants peace
before winter. Peace before winter
might have been, possible if Holland
hadn't fed Germany
Gainesville Texas) Register: Huerta
refused To salute the Stars and Stripes.
but England and France glory in the
honor of having the opportunity TO sa-
Lutte that banner. 1t means bread and
meat and even life 10 their people.
New York Telegraph: 1t is now an
noGnced that the kaiser has decided TO
wage more relentless submarine war.
fare. lie; 'cr go. Bill. It1i all be in the
itemised statement at the end OF the
war
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Sherman (Texasl Democrat: The gov
ernment has offered a reward of $50
each for the arrest of slackers. Soon the
Stacker will have no place to lay his
head except in n military prison
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PLACE or RETIREMENT.

New York Sun: Knicker-What
should we say to Ia Toilette?
Bocker--Get thee TO a Hunnery.
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Madill Herald: There's no free lunch
on the bar of justice.
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I1lihu Root has accepted the honorary
presidency Of the National Security
League, succeeding the late Joseph II.
Choate. Mr.. Choate had been head of
the league from the time OF its organ
ization until his death last May
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-09

Paul's Valley Democrat: Good. but
not ours; Some people merely whistle
airs, while others put them on
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Scissors and Paste.

81. Joseph MOI News-Press The
hunting season haviag opened. you
should beware of the unloaded gun.
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Kenneth r, Littauer of Newark. n.
j, an aviator with the Franco-Belgian
squadron. has been made knight Of
the Order of Leopold ii by King Al
bert of Belgium. Mr.. Littauer had pre-
viously been decorated with the French
war cross
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-09

Expulsion Of Ia Follett. from the
senate is urged by the public safety
commission OF Minnesota because he "
"A teacher OF disloyaity and sedition,
giving aid and comfort 70 our enemies
and hlndering tho government In the
conduct OF the war;
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Roughly. the war tax bill calls for va
a head from every man. woman and
child In the United States. But a Ger
man army In occupation Of our Atlantic
coast would call for u great deal more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-09

New York women who are battling
for the ballot In that state. at IA big
meeting held the other day adopted.
with great enthusiasm. a resolution re-
pudiating the work OF the suffrage
pickets at Washington. The question
OF votes for women In New York viii
be decided at n special election in No
yember