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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19
New Uruguayan Minister.

Washington, May l8.-Dr. Pedro
Cosio, present Uruguayan minister
to Great Britain and formerly min
ister OF Uruguay to Finland, has
been appointed minister to the
United States to succeed the late
DR.. Carlos de Pena.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19
New York Bank Statement.

New York. May lS.-The actual
condition OF clearing house bank:
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold S+6.l99. $40 re-
serve in excess of legal require
ments. This Is a decrease OF S56.-
COS. 100 from last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19
WAR SAVINGS SERVICE

The government wishes to en-
list every man, woman. and child
OF the nation in war savings
service. When an individual
buys war savings stamps he en-
lists in the production division
OF the nation. thereby support
ing and backing up the fighting
division which is IN France and
on the seas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

See YOU at Convention Hall to-
night Don't iail to hear Condon's 5
message from the boys at the
front.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

If we are selfish or even careless,
we are disloyal We are the enemy
at home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

According TO present indications,
the national suffrage amendments.
which passed the house on Jan. 10
ly a vote OF pa TO l56. will not
come to a vote during the life OF the
PRESENT congress. Two affirmative
votes are lacking to secure its adop-
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19
SHRAPNEL.

II the kaiser must have a throne
lets give him the electric chair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19
SCISSORS AND PASTE.

Muskogee Times Democrat A
Cleveland man has sued for divorce
because he'd had no kiss i'll Sc
years. Why didn't he hire 4 cook
Dallas (Texas) News: Imaginary
interview: Anyhow | am cutting
as much OF a figure in this war as
my five big brothers are."-German
Crown Prince.
Fort Smith (Ark.) Southwest
American: Apparently one OF the
new found liberties in Russia is the
right to LOAF. and Germany is find
ing that even the fertile fields OF
the Ukraine will not produce Of
themselves.
Kingston Messenger: The man
with a pull doesn't have to knock.
Lawton Constitution: That this is
government of the people, by
the people and for the people now
being firmly imbedded in the minds
OF q few alien enemies now in in
terument camps.
McAlester News-Capital: The
German word for trench is schuetz-
engraben. The German word for
tank is sturmpanzerkraftwagen.
And they want 10 make the world
speak German
Marietta News: Floating debts
may sink corporation.
Gainesville (Texas) Register:
There's always German peace
talk when the German armies are
shot to pieces.
Dallas (Texas) News: The Ger
man admirals are still asserting that
the U-boats will win the war. but
they are not watching .he clock
like they did year ago.
Muskogee- Times Democrat: The
Germans were perfectly correct in
their claim that they would stay in
the American trenches. They did
stay-underground.
Fort Smith (Ark.) Southwest
American 1t Is hoped that those
neutral war correspondents whom
the kaiser invited to see him smash
the allied lines six weeks ago. got
rain-checks.
Kingston Messenger: The wise
man listens to the silent man.
Lawton Constitution. The Ger
mans hoped that their spring Of
fensiye would bring peace. But it
was a wild hope. for Uncle Sam
and his allies will never stand for
an offensive peace. .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Bust the kaiser in the nose. witt
a thrift stamp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Headquarters have been opened
n Chicago by the national dry
federation of which William Jen-
nlngs Bryan is president. for cam
paign throughout the United States
to obtain, as IN urger, military ne
cessity, fedora! prohibition OF intoxi-
cantS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Fort Smith (Ark.) Southwest
American: Apparently one OF the
new found liberties in Russia is the
right to LOAF. and Germany is find
ing that even the fertile fields of
the Ukraine will not produce Of
themselves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Carter county is being invaded to-
day. twenty-five automobiles load
ed with Red Cross speakers and
workers are visiting every school
house in the county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Assignmeay OF Missouri's new
senator, Wilfrey. TO room 5l3 in the
senate Office building caused com
ment. The president often laugh
ingly referred to l3 as his lucky
number. If this be true. Senate.
Nilirey should prove to be an ar
dent backer OF administration meas
ureS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19
The Thrift Trail

As YOU motor along coun-
try highways. guiding signs
point the most direct route
and the best road to your des-
tination.
Nowadays. every patriotic
American IS travelling the
Thrift TralF-the route that
saves dollars which can be
turned over to Uncle sam a.
a loan.
The cross roads are fire.
uent. You must watch close
~ that you do not wander
from the main highway.
Through our store are a.
ways signs that point the way
to economy. Sometimes. these
specials are not advertised
You should learn always to
visit this store before YOU buy.
TO see n one Of these thrift
signs point the way 10 a saw
ing on the very article you
need.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Pay your income tax early anC
sober the war-intoxicated Hun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Kingston Messenger: The wise
man listens to the silent man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Lawton Constitution: That this is
a government of the people, by
the people and for the people now
being firmly imbedded in the minds
OF q few alien enemies now in in
terument camps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Kingston Messenger: The man
with a pull doesn't have to knock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Lawton Constitution The Ger
mans hoped that their spring Of
iensive would bring peace. But it
was a wild hope. for Uncle Sam
and his allies will never stand for
an offensive peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

WoIktls are FlSltlIiS c'0lF SSAOSi'
house in the county.
Pay your income tax early and
sober the war-intoXicated Hun.
Bird seed is going up in price
Even the canary has got to be
taught that we are in the war.
The Red Cross needs money and
must have it. Are you helping
make the quota
Prepare for Memorial day. Pay
tribute to the dead veterans OF 9TH
er wars and pray for the success
Of todal's heroes.
Red Cross workers. ready, aim,
fire! Over the top together and
Carter county Will go over the top
again just as She has in every cam
paign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19

Representative Mann, Republicao
| ouse leader, who has been i'll TO;
several months. has been forced to
ask leave OF absence from the seS-
SONS Of the house for the remainder
OF this session of congress because
4 the state OF his health. During
Mr Mann'S absence Representative
Gillett Of Massachusetts, will play
his role of house leader.
Good news. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-01
PIONEERS.

The Socialist movement
throughout the world has been,
and IS, one of the most signi-
Meant signs of the changing
ofder. In past ages, while the
world was yet so far from the
New Day that no ray Of it's light
Gould penetrate the darkness,
men CROPPED on blindly and never
once thought of the possibility
OF OF lettering their condition.
lhey submitted to their masters
ana took all the hard conditions
"S Their proper share.
But Father Time moved along
ana brought the world closer to
me New Day. A few of it's
9ll9htest beams began to sift
n INTO the brains of the peo-
p h A few men, not quite SO
olicK-headed as the rest, con
eelVed the idea that there was
summing better out in the fu-
uure' They didn't know what il
N"s' put they wanted it. And sc
"rey began to grope outward anc
HpWard toward the new thing
IN Vney wanted, just as a vine
III a dark cellar grows toward
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any little crack Of light that may

any little crack Of light that may
be open.
And right there Socialism
was born. The men who started
the movement, and the men who
have carried it on up to the pres
ent, have never understood the
full significance Of what they
were doing. They have called
it a Cause when it is really a n
effect" It has grown out of
the inevitable changing order
that sweeps everything before
it. The magnetic influence Of
the Kingdom of God that is COM
ing to earth is now getting so
close that it acts upon us like
a magnet, pulling our thoughts
upward to better and happier
conditions and making US dis
satisfied with the old order of
things.
Nearly all the people who have
felt this upward pull have mis-
understood it, and have lived
and died believing that the "ef-
feet" was the cause" They
have mistaken the steam in the
boiler for the fire in the furnace.
But in spite of all the ridicule
and persecution that has been
heaped upon them, these people
have been true pioneers. They
have gone before and trimmed
out a narrow path through the
wilderness-path that will soon
become a broad highway for all
the world to travel. And the
world is travelling that road to-
day. / would rather be a pi.
oneer and keep a safe distance
ahead of the world than to be {
standpatter and get run over.
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PAYING FOR 1T.

No are all mighty glad that
WV f@hting is now finished.
the the Ne ne spending is not finish
B b We We have won q big victory,
e. eo,4 vo can't run off and leave
oU' Bic armies will have to be
H. 5S.,t i there for many months.
A Af2f will take money. Then
I li@y they are finally free to
~L-ol, home, it will take more
r ooonav to bring them. There
I n;Ji be at least one or two more
liberty Loans as big as the last
nna> By the time our part OF it
;s all counted up we will have
~ Dnant more than we had prevl-
opsIy spent during all the 142
wears that this government has
been standing. It will not stop
short Of Twenty Billion Dollars.
william C. McAdoo is a nigh
~ smart man, and he has ac-
comnlished wonders in raising
money to finance the war; but
even McAdoo does not know
where all this is leading to- He
lust rushed in at one end Of a
treat tunnel Of debt, and you
needn't tell me that he could see
DAYLIGHT at the other end. And
he can't yet. Nobody can. 1t
is all g leap in the dark so far
as human knowledge can go. In
all the worlds history, there has
never been anything to compare
with it, and there were no rules
to go by.
But | am not uneasy nary. bit.
Whatever happens to our. fnan-
ceS will be the very thing that
ought to happen, and it will be
just what the people need.
have enough faith in Gods wise
plans to believe that He is shap-
ing it all just right. The out
come will not be anything like
what our statesmen expect, but
It will be better than anything
they could have planned. Anc
yet if they could look into the
future and see all the results
they would certainly wish tt
nave it different.
But it's all right, and if yot
md anybody trying to change
It, you have 'em arrested. /
will end in the Great Jubilee, i
you know what that is.
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COW DOES TT STRIKE YoUa

If you think this dope | am Civ
ng you is something new that ]
lave just gotten hold of and
bought it would do for a sensa-
ion, you are badly mistaken.
1t may be sensational to some
tolks, but it ism t new at all. It is
IS old as the Bible, and the fact
hat you didn't know it was II
here amt my fault.
Millions of people have believed
hese things for a long time, and
Millions more are beginning to be-
'ieve them these days. 1t is no
new revelation to me, but has
oeen gradually unfolding before
my eyes for several years. ! have
peen just On the verge Of launch.
ng, this campaign two Or three
ines before, but decided the time
vas not quite ripe for it.
Especially since the Great War
started | have been convinced that
We were In the closing scenes Of
his age, and / have not felt salts
led to go on being a mere clowr
% make people laugh. M,
mouth has watered" more thar
,nce to say the things that | All
now saying, and at last they ar
said. That is, some of them ar
said. There is plenty more to say
This is a mighty big subject, ant
Is the hurrying stream OF event
PUSHES on it will get bigger.
Now, Mister, if you believe it 0
Ion believe it, I want the priv
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BY that time you will either d.
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are one, and maybe both Of L
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1ught to watch his capers.
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It strikes me that this is too
much of a man-made peace to
last very long. Brute force
against brute force did this, and
Everlasting Peace cannot be
built on such a foundation.
There will be no permanent
peace until the Prince Of Peace
comes to reign. And that won't
be long.
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SaTHE END OF TIME

Lots Of people ask me if I be-
lieve the present great trouble in
the world indicates the near APP
preach Of the End Of Time" I
tell them mo" In fact, there is
never going to be any End of
Tine in the sense that most
people suppose. One Age, or
Dispensation, Of time ends, and
another begins, but time goes
right on, and will go on forever.
But they say, "Oh, no that will
be Eternity Yes, and it viii be
time, too. Eternity is only an
endless continuation Of time.
Time is just like space, and
they are both infinite and end
less. It is just as impossible for
time to end as it is for space to
end. Where nothing else exists
there is empty space, and the
more nothing you have the more
empty space you have. And it
is just so with time. You can
stop the clock, and make it quit
recording the hours as they pass,
but that don't stop the passage
Of time nary bit. Our sun is
just a big clock that marks off
the days and years for US. If
this entire solar system that we
live in, including our sun, should
some time be blotted out of ex-
istence, it wouldn't amount, to
any more than stopping the
clock. Time would go right on,
and there would be other suns
and systems to record it's pass
age
People haven't learned yet to
think in terms Of infnity. They
consider our little speck of earth
and our little minute of time as
the whole thing. Knowing that
our affairs here are transitory
and of brief duration, they sup
pose that when our little clock
stops it is all over. But not so.
Time is cut up into sections, and
each section is like a moving pic
ture film. It has just so long to
run, and when the reel is empty,
that is therend of it. But just
], because one film runs out is no
sign the show is over. The oper-
] ator always has another reel
j ready.
: We are just about to the end
: of one film now. We are getting
to where it is pretty ragged ano
/ the picture looks mighty bad
But God is going to put on a new
reel pretty soon and show us thu
most beautiful picture of peac,
and happiness that this oh
Hearth has ever seen.
:. Since the above was written
. a new reel has been put on.
49,
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Continued from End page.

have come so literally true it is
getting the folks stirred UP and
millions are beginning to study
it. So don't miss the second
Great Pyramid article in the
December number Of Good
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Uncle Sam is asking us editors
to conserve the paper supply by
eliminating waste and extra cop
les, so / hope every reader will
pass all copies on to some friend
who isnot astfbscriber.
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Please hand this copy Of Good News
to your Uncle Hiram or some of his
folks when you get done reading it.
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WANTED-Experi man for gen
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Of Heber.
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GOOD RANCH HANDS wanted; mar
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NcR SALE--Set of four-ton wagon
npsiaEs EEGuiTG o E13lSs west ot I'M
pcual pu Fern canal T.. v, Arm
sronG, Route a. Box 108 Imperial
Calf
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-26

AnI npilCc I. lI.U hel u 2
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hcau JHit, ouc d"lC"ntc tp .
SAID prIWaf election there
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= TING Direct Priwar, '1V
member 80 BE- elected Nv ,
follows
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FOR LEASE--i6O.tracts. ono 1 months
rest term OF yeatt. British .Ameri
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FOR LEASE Forty acres corn lana S
miles southeast OF TIoltville, cash or
share rent. J. A. Walton.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

ASA CEANDE--Tho valley OF low
Price Lends and HIGH PRICE
CROPS. Who're IS Casa GRANGE? Sec
Wilson About IT. AZ Main 81. III
'antro. Phone 167.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-05
JUNEAU BREWERS ARE
 UP AGAINST IT

Juneau, Dec. 5. - Local brewers Of non alcoholic beer are up against the recent order of the govern-- men' stopping all brewing after De- cemOer 1st. This week the last brew of the famous Juno" was handled at the local brewery. It Is estimated there will be supply on hand to last for some months, and unless the order issued by the government is modified it may be some months before the brewery can resume brewing.
 In the meantime about half doz- en men will have to be laid off at the brewery and only old GUS toners can be supplied with the beverage. Si1Fl
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-05
MRS. WILSON
 FLIES PIGEONS

Aboard the Steamship George Washington. At Sea, Thursday. - President Wilson is today suffering from a slight cold.
 His excellency spent a great deal Of time dictating to his steno- graPher.
 The vessel is reported to be making seventeen knots per hour.
 Zurich, Dec. 5. - Berlin adYices today assert that Liebknecht's revo- luton will break.out in its full fury on Friday night. IL is claimed that there are fifteen thousand arm ed men who will be participants In the revolution, and that they will fight to desperation.
 This afternoon Mrs. Woodrow Wilson released a number of carrier pigeons which had messages at tached to them for friends in the States.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-05
BRITISH PLAN SHIPBUILD-
 ING ON BIG SCALE

London, Dec. 5.-The National News says that a great shipbuldinE program, involving stupendous sums. has heen drawn up by a num- Der of north of England capitalists.
 "It is understood" says the National News, that .arrangements have been made for overcoming the two greatest problems Of the mo- ment: Lahor and materials.
 Among thos einterested in this vast undertaking are several men who have had no connection with ship building in the past. They have simply placed their wealth at the disposal of the country, in order to secure Britain's maritime su- premacy."