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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-22
HAVE THEY FORGOTTEN LA TOILETTE?

Saturday Judge Cushman sentenced number of Hen o federal prison for spreading false reports were calculated 10 impede the progress of the make the drafted dissatisfied with their lot
 That was right and public opinion is sodly behind t2at
 In reading the of the sentences, it was impos- sole keep rom reflection that Senator Robert M. La Oette has not yet been tried by the Senate his INul speech
 Can high government official be immune from pun iatment for spreading unrest and hamperng the war activities of the government when private citizen gets his deserts?
 Tie crime is the worse it would seem, in the of La Toilette because his influence greater and his audience the larger.-Tacoma News.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-22

It well for us to recognize and to try to escape rom our own limitations even while take indul- gent attitude toward the limitations of others. Those others plainly. Their limitations fairly cbtrude. They must be themselves must ourselves. The of each individuality must go sounding through the Is there not certain pathos here? If feel it. must find it easy to make allow With those really for we rule have
 little norrouble We enjoy the little betray as Of qualities in themselves attractive Some such sentiment De felt by mother for her children for those children that occasion the most anxiety. Valdez Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-22
NO TIME TO WHINE.

#hila fhe nation was shocked by the news that one of the transports had been sunk and many of our men lost, there was no whining nc lamentation, because the country has finally come to the realization that this is war and that such Was to be expected. Moreover, we must brace for more of it--and perhaps worse, Put if we were to whine, should be unworthy of the splendid fellows who thus gave ID their al. This i7 3 tme for fiITn resolve with the sort of spirit and determination that will avenge in the long run not only every man who has given up his life for us and for the cause of civilization but abused non-combatants, especially the women of the devastated countries lover there" Ult- nately, the Boches will pay for it all.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-22

The obligation to provide all that is neces- sary for War purposes rests upon every Ameri- can citizen. Can you refuse to Save now to win the war and to make the future more secure for yourself and your children? War Savings Stamps offer the easy means of putting your savings at your country's service
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-22

4 distinguished military man after having investigated the Red Cross work, said: "[The Red Cross does not talk--it acts.'' So far as the Rel Cross is concerned, we believe that statanen+ alright, but it does not apply to Red Crossers singly or in punches; for we heard them talk. and talk deuce of lot at that
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-22

The German conscience is directed by the state; that of the Lnglishman; French and Amer iean is individual. Help Germany in this war a4id you -hal become mere tool in the hand of the dictator; help the Allies and you shall re- main one of the many dctators. Have your choice
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-22
KETcHIkAN WHARF co.
 C. M. TAYLOR Phone 64 Agent
Phone 64
COOK THE TURKEY

COOK THE TURKEY with our coal and it will be done to turn that rich golden brown produca b'e only with strong even heat. Bet ter order some right now. You'll need it anyway. Phone us the size and quantity you require and we'll see. that it gets promptly to you.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-22

IMITATION
 s the sincerest form of flattery. that why it pleases HIS to hear that other tondries claim to do work just like ars II is tribute to the excellence a. our lauderinr which we fully ap -eciatc Buf why not have the origi sal? Send us your washables and au won't have to say they are as arfect as ours The work will be HTS and the real thing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

Manufacturers Record: The
roaring lion OF Prussia, pursued to
the point OF sudden disaster and
death by the terrible dogs of war oil
the outraged allies OF civilization,
seeks escape by discarding the lions
shape
The lion becomes lamb-a wolf
"A sheep-a snarling packal-any-
thing to escape the awful ayeng.ng
fate that follows closer and closer
upon his reeking trail.
The end, OF the earth have felt
the bitter pain, OF his fangs and the
pestilential contagion of his blood
fcyercd breath The sanctuary OF
the homes OF the civilized world
have shivercd beneath the shadow
OF his bulk threatening the door
wayl The hearts of mothers and
the brains OF fathers have been made
to bleed and reel by the atrocities
of his depredations!
Trapped at last, torn and bleeding
from a thousand wounds, the Beast
of Berlin becomes the cowardly
hyena OF the worlds history, stink
ing at the dawn of the new day back
to his bone-and- -blood-reeking den
back to the stencil OF his breed
and litter-and, fleeing, fills the air
with whines and cries for the world
to hear and have mercy
But the world will insist upon JUS
iice.
The world has awakened to the
beast OF the world-to the CONNER
cal prowler in the worlds avenues
OF trade - to the great predatory
power of Prussianism which has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

Many OF the brave women who attend
our wounded heroes in this war are
women who have used Doctor Pierce's
Favoritc Prescription, or who recon-
mend it, The hospital, with its work
and long hours, imposes extreme hard
ship on woman's strength. Every
woman should make herself fit for wars
call ut home or abroad. She should
obtain . boo, called the Medical
Adviser" either at her nearest drug
store or by sending so onc-cent stamps to
The Publisher, 654 Washington ST., Buf-
falo, n. Y, for this book which tells about
Nursing, Bandaging, Anatomy, Physiol-
cgy, Marriage.
Thousands OF women have overcome
their suifcrings, and have been cured oil
woman's ills, by Dr.. Pierce's Favorit2
Prescription. Sold by druggists in liQuio
or tablets. Send lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo
n. Y, ten cents for trial package.
Beaumont, Tenas.-"I have used Dr.
Picrcc's Favoritc Prescription and think
it is fine medicine. was sick in bed. !
took the Prescription and have not becr
sick since. That was over 4 year ago.
would advise any lady who is in deGcat,
health TO use 'Favoritc Prescription ano
know she will always praise it to Others.
-urs. Joe Esc!ay2a, @2j PUl0rG Stree!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
MONDAY PRAYER

All other standards are shifting;
but Thou art sure and steadtast, .
Lord. Daily we would bring our
Cause TO Thee for testing and
strengthening. We pray that oui
boys who fight, and that we our
selves, and that all our Allied Ma
tions, may be kept true to Thee and
to the divine purposes for which
Thou hast thrust us forth into this
conflict. May wars chariot not run
over our spirits, but rather may we
ride in it to new ard glorious heights
of character and service, so that the
dav of victory may find us worthy
Of the price that has been paid
Amen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
The Wolf Of The World Begins To Whine

been taking advantage OF the peace
OF the world to loot the world and
terrorize it for four years.
The end approaches.
The heights OF Europe resound
with the closing in lines OF the
avenging hounds of war.
The hearts of the world beat with
restored hope and new life in the
knowledge that the quarry is not
far from its final resting place-its
tgnominious grave whereon 70
lasting slab is inscribed:
Here lies to rot the most unclean
And vulturous shape in natures
whole domain
That e'er drew breath. No grass or
flower
May here take root; no bird above
This spot may sing; no breeze may
blow
To cleanse completely its polluted
soil
While memory lives and men may
live
To spit upon the spot where earth
it hides"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
INDORSES BAN JOHNSON
PHILANTHROPIC PLAN
FOR CRIPPLED SOLDIERS

Chicago. oct. 30.-The plan sug-
gested by President Ban Johnson OF
the American League to establish a
hospital for incapacitatcd sailors and
soldiers, with funds derived from
future world series receipts, has re-
ceived the endorsement of James c.
Dunn, president OF the Cleveland
baseball club. Mr.. Johnson'S plan,
which had been enormously report
ed as providing a home for manned
baseball players. only, is intended
primarily to care Tor United States
soldiers and sailors permanently
crippled in the war. whether or not
they ever saw baseball game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
PRIVATES ON TRIAL FOR
MURDER AND DESERTION

San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 3d.
State Ranger w. I. Rowe, wounded
IN the fight between state rangers
and alleged draft resisters in San
Augustine county. July y. last. was
the principal witness at the opening
OF the court martial yesterday at
Camp Travis, OF Privates Samuel /.
Williams and Daniel NJ. Evans.
charged with dcsertiou. murder and
assault to murder. The charges are
the outgrowth OF the alleged failure
OF the soldiers to return to Camp
Travis from furlough and the killing
of Ranger Dudley White and the
wounding OF Rowe in a battle. The
two men surrendered four days after
the shooting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
JAPANESE DEMOCRACY

Japan, "hich has often been re-
sarded as military autocracy in
'pite on ITS constitutional govern
ineht' mas now taken on the definite
character ~ monrachlc democ-
rae! alier the pattern OF Great
britain he new premier. Iakash
NARA IS Il commoner. a man who
oesah me IT'S q newspaper reporter
ana VINO represents the popular
par; no" "onilIant m the affair,
., % t'!I ne i"'Io"' IL Is the I'rst hme
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
THE NEXT CONGRESS

Secretary McAdoo gave the
following important statement
touching the necessity OF return
ing a congress in full sympathy
with the President;
"The President needs the sup
port of able and loyal men in this
particular crisis in Americas life
of all the people Of the world.
That support must proceed from
men who are in sympathy with
his views of the war and the gem
eral policies for which he stands.
"The prestige and power of the
influence of America in this war
will be irretrievably hurt if the
President should be repudiated
in the Forthcoming election by
the return of majority against
him in either or both houses OF
the National Congress"
SCOTT FERRIS.
Chairman Democratic National
Congressional Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
Nobel Prize Men.

London Chronicle: Many OF the
Nobel prize men have devoted the
money awarded them to public pur-
purposes. Lord Raleigh gave his
to the Cavendish Laboratory, Mate
ering endowed a French literary
prize, Rabindranath Tagore devot-
ed his to educational work in India,
and the late Sir w. X. Cremer-a
poor man-gave the whole of the
$500 pounds he received in 1908 to
further the cause of international
peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
SOCIETY Of NATIONS
FOR DURABLE PEACE
THIS IS DESIRE OF INTER
ALLIED PARLIAMENTARY
COMMITTEE ABROAD

London, Tuesday, Oct. 29.-(Bri-
ish Wireless Service. )-ResolutionS
unanimously adopted at the recent
conference OF French, Italian, Bel
gian and British sections OF the in
ter-allled parliamentary committee
recommended that the nations now
united in the fight for liberty should
maintain their close association un-
til the dangers threatening them
had been removed by the complete
overthrow OF the enemy powers.
Another resolution said ii was OF
paramount importance that the gov
ernments OF the allied nations
should forthwith proceed to prepare
in consultation scheme for The
establishment after the war OF ma
chinery designed to secure and de-
velop a society OF nations as a
proper means for attaining dura-
bic peace guarded by the Joint ac-
tion OF free nations.
1t was stated by the committee
that the losses of merchant ships
due to submarine warfare should
be made good so far as possible by
the transfer of enemy ships.
The committee also urged upon
the allied governments the necessity
Of constituting an inter-allied indie
pendent air force for the purpose
OF overcoming. if need be, the last
resistance of the enemy by a cam
paign OF raids over his territory.
The common industrial control OF
he production of aeronautical ma
-erlal was recommended.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

New York. oct, 5O.-Goyerh-
ment attorney, have obtained an eNi
tension TO November Is OF sitting ol
the federal grand Jury when Hdf
been inquirng into expenditures OF OF
the Truman II. Ncwberry prlnlar!
campaign in Michigan. Their Object
it i, understood, was to hoid t"V
grand Jury in organization unIi 4
supreme court ruling could be MADE
ON the decision OF the fedora G'S-
trict court here adjudging three DE,
troit republican leaders in contempt
for refusing to answer questions put
to them in the investigation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

curing largest possible for the this
will depend the size of the delegation the
venton matter Of paramount interest at times especially
when matter affecting this section of the state is con-
slered.
The Democratic voters of the state selected their stand
ard bearers hard fought primary the voice of the
ory being expressed at that time The qualifications of the
named unquestioned The support of the people at
the election should be given them Here is the list of men,
headed by Judge j. B. A. Robertson for governor whose
will appear on the Democratic ballot:
Governor ---------J. B. A. Robertson, Oklahoma City
Lieutenant Governor ----- NJ. E. Trapp of Muskogee
State Treasurer ---------A n. Leecraft, of Colbert
Attorney General p Freezing of Shawnee
Pres Board Agriculture ---Jno A. Whtehurst, of DoXey
Secretary S. Morris, of Hooker
Auditor Frank Carter of Frederick
Supt. Public Instruction r. H. Wilson, of Chckasha
EXa Inspector Fred Parkinson of Wagner
Commissioner Labor Claude A. Connally, Lehgh
Corporation Commissioner Art L. Walker of Waurika
State Mine Inspector Ed Boyle, of Chant
Asst State Mine Inspector ThOs. Scott of Coagate
(Frst DistricD
Asst State Mine Inspector VIM T. Williams, of Krebs
(Second DISTRICT
Asst State Mine Inspector Miller D. Hay
(Thrd DistricD
Commissioner of Charities
and Corrections ---.W d. Matthew's Wynnewood
Insurance Commissioner "A. L. Welch, of Purcell w
Clerk Supreme Court -----Wm NJ Franklin of Madll
Representatives in Congress.
United States Senator -Robt L. Owen, of Muskogee
Congress, First District E B. Howard, of Tulsa
Congress- Second Dsrct-W w. Hastings, of Tahlequah
Congress- Third District .Chas D. Carter of Ardmore
Congress, Fourth District Tom D. McKeown, of Ada
Congress- Fifth District Joe B. Thompson Paus Valley
Congress, Sixth District Scott Ferris, of Lawton
Congress- Seventh District Jim McCntic, of Snyder
Congress- Eighth District &C. H. Hyde, of Alva
Justices of Supreme Court.
First District ---A------Jno. H. Pitchford, Tahequah
Fourth District -------John B. Harrison of Sayre
Sixth District -.----N E. Mcneil, of Pawnee
Seventh District -------Thos. H. Owen of Muskogee
Eighth District t----------Robt. M. Rainey of Atoka
Ninth District -----------J. L. johnson, of LaWton
Judge Criminal Court of Appeals
Smith Matson. of Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
FRENCH WARN GERMANS
AGAINST BARBARISM

Paris, Monday, Oct. % (Havas)-
The French government has protest
ed to Germany concerning the re-
moving by force OF civilian residents
of Laon and has informed Germany
that the repatriation of German
civilians from France will be stopped
unless the Laon civilians are re-
turned Immediately to the keeping
of the French government. The ac-
tion of the Germans in carrying off
the civilians of Laon, including
Mayor Ermant, was in violation OF
the agreement concluded between
France and Germany last April. The
Germans also carried away 800
trench civilians from Furnes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
Democracy StandardBe

With the election in Oklahoma just week off and with
the necessity of getting out of large incumbent the
party Democratic should himself get every
voter to the polls next Tuesday and cast his ballot Not
only should the voice the people be registered but every
southern Oklahoma county should have selfish interest in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
The Proper Retort.

Chicago Post: This story is from
London A young woman in KHAKI
uniform and cab met a Scotch kitty.
She saluted. He curtsed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

Ii the United States had put the
time and money into teaching En-
glish to foreigners which she put
into teaching German to Amer
leans, there would have been no
need for establishing schools at the
military camps to teach the foreign
soldiers the meaning Of gun, can
non, Forward, march, and "On
10 Rerlin-"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

he German chancellor has COM
planned that President Wilson does
not make clear what his peace con-
ditions mean for Germany's fu-
ture. Well, let Germany do the
worrying about that. What we are
concerned with is the wrold's fu-
ture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

Why is the kaiser? Because you
can iool all the people some OF the
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.

only six votes were cast against the
amendment, three by Democrats
and three by Republicans.
In Nevada. where +. +. Roberts,
now representative, is the Repub-
lican candidate against Senator
Charles Henderson, Democrat, the
senatorial campaign is complicated
by the condidacy Of Miss Ann Mar
tin. national womans party, running,
as an Independent. SA similar com
plication exists in Montana, where
Miss Jeanette Rankin, now rep
reyentatiye, is running as an inde-
pendent against Thomas J. Walsh,
| Democrat and DR.. .. NJ. Land
s,rum, Republican.
Next weeks election will be the
most important ofi-year election
ever held in this country. The Amer
lean voters will be called upon TO
choose 455 representatives and 50
senators. The two great parties are
striving to obtain political control
81 both houses OF congress. AT pres
cut only a half dozen seats in the
house and iour in the senate are be
tween one party and the upSettlag
Of the majority OF the other.
The political situation in Wiscon-
sin is so muddlcd that all bets on
the result OF the eIec'ioh Ior stare
Officers have been wiped or tnc
boards. The big right IS that OF 'he
"drys Tor control OF the legislature
in order to pass the ratlncatioh OF
the federal prohibition amendment
There are also hghlS III several con-
greSsllonal districts Tor inc delea' ol
seek reelection ana SociaIiSt can
didatcs.
lWo senator's are TO be e'eclea "'
Idaho. senator borai lNe:P') IS a
to succeed himself ne IS
regarded as an admins ', ',dtloll t S'n .,a
cnu OF lhe STATE TO t"c o'tel' "e
VIII doubtless be elected senator senator
N\u8ent (Dem.) Is d callu'adlG lot
lhe seat vacated ny inc ue"u' VI
James H. hradY' ne Is aI'o Ieiy
popular ana ms electioh l. P'eu'o'- |
ed.
g.. ,,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

Henry Morgenthau, former am
bassador to Turkey, says. "Tur-
key stood on four legs Jerusalem
Damascus, Bagdad and CONSTANT
nople; three have been taken
away
Speak up! Who'll take the other
drumStick:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-31

Judge Criminal Court Of Appeals
Smith Matson, of Ardmore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
Prohibitions
8ctbtshancel>

Gie Erobibition brir1gt inter Mn<
6erem o16 Sen vSegen", BOB lie Ser
Slriiterei piel 5u tltn gibt: Mie niele
M6pofoten miiBten am Snngertnh
noge11, tpenn lie niht in irqeno einen1
;3111ommenbang nit Erobibitionsge=
ieben Iobneno beldGftigt piiroen.
l1n6 10 piele @eiebbel1tltngen proolt-
5iert fuum cine Hehtsfrage o11Ber=
holb 6e1n i3oltberfreis Ser Erobibition
mie Sic, melde NIT Ser lebteren 5l1=
iammenbGngen. &ein @erftag ber=
gebt, ohne 6oB in irgeno elmer trode-
rem @egen6. 6es 9onbes irgeno Elm
Berid1t nit Mnflagen pegen lteber=
tretl1ng 6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
o6er nit 8er11f1naen aegen l1eber=
griffe Ser Erobi6itiolt, ober nit iuri=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

ltii6en 9roblemen, Sic @ieentumsbe-
idd6igung infolge Der Hrobibition
einbegreifen, iib 81 befaiien bat.
Irob pieIfader gntideioungen lit in
oeiien INNER nod nidt gang flar, mie
sic %nattonalen Gerfebrsgeiebe nnb
ltaatli9en Yrobibitionsgeiebe obne
&ouiiionsgefobr nebeneinanoer gelten
f0nnen.
8irflid, 'obgleid monde Ser gnt-
ibeioungen an peinli6er @enauigfeit
ser Mnslegung nidt Dos 8eringite at
miinl6en iibrig loiien, tpie beiipiels=
meiie sic zines 8un6esri6ters IN ST.
oionupplis, nit mel6er gin1penbun=
gen gegen Mnflagen auf Serlebung
Ser Yrobibition inn Stoote Sn6iana
nit Ser 8%egriinoung obgelebnt muir
Sen, ooB es g%eiebpiorig lei, geiitiges
@etr6nft ol1f irgeno eine @eiie per
@iienbabn poer Mutomobil an 6ie
Ncrion, per @agen ober mittelit
v2uft1biff" in SEN Stoat 3u bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

ltebrigens gum Staunen, oaB 6ie
G0brenleitl1ng uno Die 8rieftauben-
po1t bergeiien mor6en iino. Der &i6=
ter, Mnoerion beiBt ct, ma6te ferner
gelteno, 6aB Ole 8%eitimmung oes
Neeo=3uiabes gum 8ebb=&ennon-@e=
iebe, onf @rnnb oeiien Der General
poltmeiiter cine 2iite bon 5taaten 5n
per0ffentliden fat, tpel6e Die 3uien-
bung bon 3eitungen unb 3eitidriften
nit 2if0r=Mn3eigen perbieteu, nidt
ouf iol6e @taaten %angepenoet per=
sen f0nne> melde bie @infubr bon
qeiltigen @etranfen perbieten. Die
8eflagten in oem 8aue itiitten it6
ooraui 6aB Observation-Disclosures be-
5iigli6Sn6ianos ni6t nod 6em &eeo=
ENHANCEMENT ban6elte> un6 tie balten
oofiir, 6oB cine 5pirituoienienonng
fir perionliben @ebra16 feline 5pi=
ibenitaatli6e @en6ung I'M Gimme
0eS 8erfebrge1eBes 6arl te1e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

@ie bleibt mon geiunb? Dies lit
fir ie6ermann cine &auptfrage un6
Tie iollte re6t3eitig lire Mnttport fin
Den, 8. f., ebe Sic @eiun6beit Sbo=
oen erleibet. @s lit Die @rfnbrung
bon Taufen6en, 6aB Ser gelegentlihe
@ebrau6 bon Borni's alpenfrduter
bieie Mufgabe boaitan6ig erfiiut.
Srou 6. S. Sanien bon Rrince Stu
pert, g. g., i6reibt: SD babe felt
5tpei Sabren feinen Nlpenfrduter
mebr gebabt un6 babe iebt elm unge-
6ul6iges 8erlangen 6arna6. gs lit
cine 10 pobltnen6e We6i5in> un6
nidts in Ser @elt fam nit ibr Der
gliden tper6en. Sc lit un%entbebrlid
fir sic @eiun6beit nn6 mann fiiblt
iih mie n%eugeboren, nad6em man ct
lide 9oien 6abon genommen bat."
Tornt's Nlpenfra1ter lit Elm oltes,
&rduterbeilmittel; eS ber-
beiiert 6as 8l11t, reguliert Sic Srgo=
ne f0roert sic Ber6auung, ftdrft Sic