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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11

SINCE the beginning of the New Year
the town of Cando has had but two pa
pers instead of three, the Towner Co.
Democrat having bought out the Cando
Record. Hereafter the first named pa
per will be known as the Democratic
cord.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11

LAST week the Cavalier Chronicle
reached the age of ''sweet sixteen and
as for Editor Fairchild, we'll he's fair
fat ~ and forty and then some. The
Chronicle keeps right on going with new
improvements constantly putting in an
appearance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Public notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between Robert
Slater and Chas. 81. McDermott, under the firm
livery feed and sale stable business in the City
of Langdon, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business in future will be conducted
by Robert Slater, who will pay all bills and
day of January, 1906.
ROBERT SLATER,
CHAs, H. MCDERMOTT.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11
OFFICIAL U N PAPER.

subscription 81 per annum, or $50 if paid in
advance. Advertising rates on application.
Communications must be received by Tuesday
noon to receive prompt attention.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11

In testimony whereof, l herewith set my
signature and official seal, this 9th day of Jan
uary, 1906.
(SeaD RoBT. Work,
County Auditor of Cavalier County, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11
State of North Dakota, ,
Gnpptv ,,T fn vuinr

State OF NUrlh DnkULN,
County Of cavalier
|, Robert Work. county auditor of the counts
Of Cavalier and state Of North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the above list was filed in
my Office on the 9Th day Of january. 1905. and +,
published in conformity viii, lh" provisions Of
Section . OF rilnptrr d, ol tho Srs,inn Inv, nr
1903.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11

hAS ~, Su1SdSo
Contains coal tar color
Lab No 1898
White raiSins. Sultana
Max Rusch, jamestown, N D
Contains a large amount of sulphites
Lab No 1894
Cherries. Maraschino
E Roboulin Fits Co, New York
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 3434
Gelevet. Jelly dessert. Strawberry
Michigan Carbon Works, Detroit, Mich
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 1885
Gelevet. jelly dessert. Raspberry
Michigan Carbon Works, Detroit, Mich
Colored with coal tar color
Lab No 34s7
Gelevet. Jelly dessert. Lemon
Michigan Carbon Works, Detroit, Mich
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 1858
Cocoanut. Gem brand
rankin Baker Co, Philadelphia. Pa
Supplies in large amounts
Lab No 1859
Cocoanut. Thread
L Shelf & Co, New York
Questionable
Lab No 1896
Ruby prunes
Loverin &..Browne Co. 17oS State St, Chicago
Large amount of sulphites
Lab No 3497
Silver PruneS
Loverin & Browne Co, Chicago
Large amount of sulphites
Lab No 349S
Apricots. Fancy NJ
Loverin & Browne Co. Chicago
SUPPLIES present
Lab No 3499
Peaches. Fancy California
Loverin & Browne Co, Chicago
Large amount of sulphites
Lab No $500
Pears. Fancy California
Loverin & Browne Co. Chicago
Large amount of sulphites
Lab No 35O1
Prunes. LG
Loverin & Brown Co, Chicago
Questionable
Lab No 1902
Raisins. Extra F L NJ
Loverin & Browne Co. Chicago
Questionable
Lab No 1888
Raisins. Sultana. California
Geo r Freeman. Fargo
Large amount of sulpilites
Lab No 3574
Currant. pure j%ellies. Country Club
John Sexton g. Co, Chicago
l. not pure currant but largely apple
Lab No 3575
Strawberry preserves. Pride of the West
Pure fruit preserves
John Sexton g. Co, Chicago
Not labelled as to weight. Questionable
Lab No 1905
Raspberry Jam. Pure Fruit
Webster Preserving Co. Webster. Ny
Mainly apple
Lab No 1906
Strawberry jam Pure fruit
Webster Preserving Co, Webster. ny
Not pure strawberry
Lab No 1907
Preserves. Webster raspberry
Webster Preserving Co, Webster, NY
Not pure raspberry fruit
Lab No 1908
Preserved Strawberries. Webster. Pure
fruit
Webster Preserving Co. Webster. y
Contained apple
MEATS AND FISH
Lab No 1920
Goldfish. CGeorge's) Purity
kildahl Fish Co, Minneapolis. MINI
Large amount of borates
Lab No 1881
Goldfish Gold Edge
Davis Bros, Gloucester, Mass
Borates large amount
Lab No 347l
Goldfish (George's) Mother of pearl Name
not given
Chicago Dept Store, Grafton, N D
Large amount of borates
Lab No 3jl4
Bologna sausage
Palace Meat Market, Fargo
Meat old Questionable
Lab No 1923
Pork sausage
CE Green, Fargo, Nd
Sulphitcs a quantity
Lab No 1924
Hamburger steak
Green, Fargo, Nd
%Sulphitcs a quantity
Lab No 1891
Goldfish Genuine Georges Home brand
Griggs, Cooper & co, st Paul. MINI
quantity of borates
Lab No 1904
Goldfish Not properly labelled ~ to produc-
cr, weight, etc
Grand Forks Nero Go, Grand Forks, sd
small quantity al bOrat"s
MUSHROOMS. PEAS. corn. BETS
Lab No 1913
%ugar corn Gnrinnd
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11

Totals..."..... 371.91 1872 90
North Dakota is the land of plenty
and prosperity, as shown by these
figures.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11

Lab No 33o5
Vanilla extracts Doris
Sereco Mfg c, Chicago
From Sears, Roebuck & Co. Chicago
Artificial colored
Lab No 1906
Vanilla extract Seroco
Seroco Mfg Co, Chicago
From Sears. Roebuck & Co. Chicago
Colored
Lab No 1905
Artificial strawberry extract Seroco
Seroco Mfg Co, Chicago
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 332j
Pop Red
American Bottling Association, Fargo
Colored with coal tar color
Lab No 1928
Lemon extract Standard
Gillett's Chemical Works, Chicago
Not standard strength
Lab No 1881
Lemon extract Seal
kenwood Preserving Co, Chicago
An artificial colored product
Lab No 1911
Pure cherry cider
Red Cross Vinegar Co, St Louis. Mo
Colored with coal tar color and an artificial
product
Lab No 3416
Grape cider
Red Cross Vinegar Co, ST Louis, Mo
An artificial product colored with coal tar
dye
Lab Nc 34b
Vanilla extract international
Sanford g. Schlagherk, Toledo, Ohio
\ synthetic product of coumarin in water
colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 3446
Lemon extract international
Sanford g. Schlagherk, Toledo, Ohio
Is not properly labelled Contains coal tar
dye
Lab No 1850
Grape phosphate
Nash Bros. Grand Forks, ND
Artificial product colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 1855
Extract of lemon Seely's
Seely Mfg Co, Detroit, Mich
An artificial colored product
Lab No 1856
Grape cider
Red Cross Vinegar Co, St Louis, Mo
Colorcd with coal tar dye and an artificial
product
Lab No 347O
Grape Juice
Green e. DeLaittre Co, Minneapolis, MINI
SUPPLIES large amount
Lab No 1882
Vanilla extract Blue brand
Seabury Blaine & Co, st Paul. MINI
Not labelled for contents
Lab No 1926
Grape juice by request) Princess brand
Green & DeLaittre Co, Minneapolis, MINI
Large amount of supplies
Lab No 3531
Grape cider
g E Shinn, Finley. n ID
An artificial product colored with coal tar
dye and containing ~salicylic acid
Bergsted Bros & Co. St Paul. MINI
Lab No 1862
Vanilla extract Pure concentrated Triple
strength
Lorcrin d Browne Co, Chicago Sold by S P
Leslyyoung, Litchville, ND
Contains oumari and falsely labelled as to
strength
Lab No 1858
Grape cider
Bergsted Bros Co, St Paul, MINI
Colored with coal tar dye An artificial pro-
duct containing 80 per cent alcohol
Lab No 1864
Raspberry cider
Bergsted Bros Co. St Paul, MINI
An artificial and colored produc, containing
- per cent alcohol
Lab No 1856
Cherry cider
Oklahoma Cider Co. Oklahoma
A., ,rt;{;,;,1 ,,,J,.. .Ii
dye
Lab No 1868
Pop
Empire Bottling Works, Moorhead. MINI
Colorcd with coal tar color
Lab No 3579
Grape juice Fortuna
PJ Bowlin Liquor Co, St Paul. Mimi
Large amount OF sulphites
Lab No $3.50
Chow Malt Malt and hop tonic
Duluth Brewing d. Mailing Co, Duluth. MINI
Not hop and malt
Lab No 1888
Golden russell cider
Bergsted Bros Co, St Paul, MINI
Not labelled to show G.15 per cent alcohol
Lab No 1916
Cider
pa McNabb, Grafton, Nj
Colorcd with coal tar dye
Lab No 134
Rye whiskey Capitol club
PJ Brown Liquor Co. st Paul, MINI
Neutral spirits colored and treated to initiate
whiskey nnd.falsely labelled RYE Whiskey"
CATSUPS AND RELISHES
Lab No 1927
Oyster cocinil cataup ~iiaylrs'
Geo \ Baylcs. ST Louis, Mo
tol0rcd with coal tar colos
Lab No 1892
Tomato catsuI, kenwOod
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11

Z A Everhart d Co, Fargo
Red colorcd with coal tar dye
Lab No 341S
Candy Cherry drops
Pfugraett Co, Milwaukee,. Wis
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 3419
Candy Iceland moss squares
Pfugraett & Co. Milwaukee, Wis
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 343l
Honey, strained
P Jones, Mallory, MINI
Contained sugar cane Questionable
Lab No 3474
Maple syrup Made from sap
Towle Maple Syrup Co, St Paul, MINI
A glucose mixture
Lab No 1886
Candy, mixed
Sprague, Warner g. Co, Chicago
Colored with a coal tar dye
Lab No 3549
Candy Jelly beans
j Roach Factory, St Paul
Colorcd with coal tar dye
Lab No 1850
Pancake syrup
Loverin & Browne Co, Chicago
vi ACS SouuS3 ~ Gar IutTCuduV, dU LlCCn-
vile, ND
A glucose product and not so labelled.
Lab No 1851
Vermont syrup
Not labelled as to producer or jobbcr
Goods from Loverin & Browne Co. Chicago
S P Leslyyoung, box car merchant, Litchville,
Nd
A glucose product and not so labelled
Lab No 1888
Maple sugar
McKussick, Towle & Co, Minneapolis, MINI
(by request)
.Adulterated with sugar cane
Lab No 1898
Candy beans
Griggs, Cooper & Cost Paul, MINI
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 1868
Candy Jelly beans
Northern Candy Co, St Paul MINI
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 1928
Candy Victor Mixed
Farley Candy Factory, Chicago
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No 1929
Candy Jelly beans
NJ Dawson & Co, Chicago
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No $3.50
Candy Mixed Midget
NJ Dawson Co, Chicago
Colored with coal tar dye
MISCELLANEOUS
Lab No 1924
Domestic cream
Utah Condensed Milk Co, Richmond. Utah
Not properly labelled
Lab No 1878
Coffee Roasted
Sent by g f Woodwa rd. Devils Lake, N D
Colored with coal tar color and glazed
Lab No 1899
Apple cider vinegar
Spielman g. Co, Chicago
Questionable
Lab No 1921
Baking powders Eddy's High Grade
Eddy & Eddy, St Louis, Mo
Not properly labelled
Lab No 3442
Baking powder Sunbeam
Edison Western Tea e. Spice Co, st Louis
Is not labelled to show constituents or wpt
Lab No 3461
Compound extract of Salyx
California Fruit and Chemical Co, St Louis
Salicylic acid
Lab No 1852
Confectioner' Yellow (color)
Henry Ottens, Philadelphia
Coal tar dye
Lab No 1853
Special bright rose (color)
Henry Ottens Mfg Co. Philadelphia
Coal tar dye
Lab No 1854
Ottens Universal Red (dye)
Henry Ottens Mfg Co, Philadelphia
Coal tar dye
Lab No 3l79
Baking powder The Viking
I'll Quarve. Fessenden, N ID
Not labelled as to contents in proper form
Lab No 1889
Coffee Novels Selected
Geo K Newell L. Co. Minncnppli,
The coffee is cnlOred
Lab No 3545
Color No
Sprague, Warner O. Co, Chicago
Apparently coal tar color
Lab No 35is
Color NOD
SDrague. Warner d Co, Chicago
Reacts as an azo dye Questionable
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11

In the following table is given the
production and value of the above crops,
for each man, and child in the
state:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11
List of A%dulterated
Food Products
July, 1905 to January LIST, 1906,
AduIterated and M~isbranded Food
Products.

Agricultural College, n. D.,
Jan. Srd, 1906.
l, E.. +. Ladd. chemist of the North Dakota
Government Agricultural Experiment Station
and Food Commissions for North Dakota, do
certify that the list of food products herein
have been analysed during the six months pre-
ceeding January 1, 1906, and the same found to
be adulterated within the meaning of the Pure
Food Law as shown in each individual case.
l further affirm that this is true and correct
list to the best of my knowledge
E.. F. LADD,
Chemist and Food Commissioner
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd
day of January, 1905. Fargo, North Dakota.
(SeaN CLAUDE NUGENT'
Notary Public, Cass Co.
My commission expires April 3rd, 1911.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11
he COURIER-DEMOORAT, u

Colored with coal tar color Not standard
Lab No 1857
Prepared mustard Golden eagle
Central Supply Co, Willisberry, w Va
Colored with foreign color
Lab No 1875
Tomato catSup McMurray's pure
VIM McMurray & Co. st Paul, MINI
Contained foreign starch
Lab No 1897
Prepared mustard
Central Supply Co, Willisberry, w Va
Contained foreign color and starch
Lab No 1926
Tomato catsup Monarch
Reid, Murdoch & Co, Chicago
Colored with coal tar dye and falsely label.
ed
Lab No 1880
Tomato catsup Monarch
Reid, Murdoc & Co, Chicago
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab No S439
Tomato catsup Monarch
Reid, Murdoch & Co, Chicago
Colored with coal tar dye
Lab Nc 35O6
Worcestershire sauce
Lea e. PERKINS,, Worcester, n Y
Contains salicylic acid
Lab No $500
Worcestershire sauce
Minnesota Picking & Preserving Co., Lake
City, MINI
Contains large amount of ~salicylic acid
Lab No 3617
Tomato catsup Blue Label
Curtice Bros. Rochester,, N Y
Benzoic acid present
| Lab No 1921
Tomato catsup Extra
ierxa Bros, Minneapolis, Mimi
Not labelled to show preservatives
SUGAR. AND CANDY
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

Don't forget the physical culture
entertainment at the Congregational
church on Friday evening, Admis-
sion i5 cents and 25lcenjs,
Triplets We're born to one of the
homeless at the Preside in San Fran
cisco Monday night. and eight little
tots made their first appearance on
the reservation at Fort Mason on
the same night
In Denver on Monday the Missouri
Girl Mining company filed articles of
Incorporation. The capital stock is
given at S1,00O,0o0. W. f. White.
j. r. selby and w. A. Lynch, of
Grand Junction. are named as the in
eorporators. The Missouri Girl is
one of the best known properties in
the mining circles OF this district
and the new company proposes to de-
velop II fully this spring and summer.
In the Sentinel last Friday the fun
details were given of the organiza-
tion of the Grand Valley Fruit a Pro
duce association. Grand Junction $
latest and newest fruit association.
II was then announced that articles
Of Incorporation would be filed In a
few days and ON yesterday with the
secretary OF stale these articles were
flled The capital stock was announc-
ed in the Sentinel as $4,000. The
gentlemen named as the incorpora-
tors are T, c Matlaeh. A. T. Bigler.
~. s, Click, Edward westermire. II.
" smith. Warren Baker. S, r. Welsh
and John Jens. all well known fruit
men of this section OF the valley.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

Certainly there can be no COM
plant from ayone over the grand out
ponring of offerings tor providing
food for the hungry and afflicted.
As one lady said this morning. .let
them come thousand strong and we
WI feed everyone of them, and that
to. gladly This is the prevailing
spirit manifested everywhere. q.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25


We have complete stock of see
ond hand house furnishings. prices
right. Call and see us l23 s. 5th or
Phone Black 22S-2.-The An Right
Second Hand Store.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. T. s.
Ramey received letter from his
brothers. Messrs. J. II. and U. G.
Ramey, of Los Angeles. California.
following mp telegram that Messfs
ltamey had sent their brother TO this
city. The letter stated that Los
Angeles suffered but slightly AS a
result OF the earthquake. and that
business conditions were about at
their normal stage. The city is do
ins everything in its power to assist
the STRICKEN city by the Golden Gate.
and is Gaming for thousands of refn-
gees. Messrs. Ramey do not believe
that the catastrophe will have any
noticeable eject whatever ON the
growth or business life of Los Angel
es- The people of that city believe
that Los Angeles is not liable to
sufer from an earthquake. so far few
IL any of the shocks have been felt
in the city Of Los Angeles. That ever
been felt in Los Angeles. That ever
favored city would apear to be out
side of the earthquake zone. Messrs.
Ramey are highly pleased with their
now home In every way and declare
that the city could hardly oner bet
ter inducements than does Los Angel
es- Progress is to be marked in every
line OF business.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25
DIR. THOMAS PRICE.
See Our Bargains!

Five-room house with lawn and
stable. a nice home on White St,
at $i.650.
Seven-room modern house ON y. 9Th
street. lots, nice shade aud lawn
beautiful home at $4,000.
Two lots on Belford with Groom
house. Can be sold for small
payment down and $3.50 per
month. Price $4,000
Ten acres OF raw land miles north
east from town, all cleared on, in
fine shape. price $1,000.
Ten acres. ON orchard Mesa. all set
to fruit and . acres In bearing.
price 81 800.
We have some money to loan at
per dent on good real estate socur-
ity. We want to see you in regard TO
that insurance.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

at the postoffiee in Grand
Junction. Colo. as I'd class matter.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

Business ONCE. i1o S. Fourth st.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-03

'uch by technical Industrial education.
The far reaching usefulness Of nsti.
tutcs Of technology ana schools of
mines or OF engineering Is now uni
vcrsally Acknowledged. and no less
far reaching is the effect of "A good
building or mechanical trades school.
textile or matchmaking or engraving
school MI such training must develop
not only manual dcNtcrity. but indus.
trial Intelligence. In international RI
vaRy this coyntry docs not have to
fear the competition Of plupcr labor as
much as IL has 10 fear the educated
labor OF specially trained competitors.
and we should have the education of
the hand. eye and brain which will 1T
us to meet such competition.
In every possible way we should help
the wagcworl;cr who tolls with his
hands and who must-we hope I'm
constantly Increasing measure also toll
with his brain. Under the constitution
the national legislature can do but lit
Tie OF direct Importance for his welfare
save where he is engaged In work
which permits 1t 10 act under the in
tcrstatc commerce clause Of the con
stitution. and this * one reason why
81 earnestly hope that both the Leg
iSlative and judicial branches OF the
government viii construc this clause
of the constitution iu the brondcst pos
siblc manner. We can, however, in
such a matter MS industrial training. in
such r.attcr as child labor and fac
tory laws. set an example 10 the states
by cnlcting the most advanced legis-
lation that can wisely be enacted for
the District of Columbia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-03
CUBAN INTERVENTION.
We Wish Nothing of the Island Save
That II Prosper.

Last August an iusurrrction broke
out in Cuba which IL speedily grew ev-
ident that the existing Cuban govern.
ment was powcrcss TO qucll This
government was repeatedly asked hy
the then Cuban government 10 inter.
vcnc ard finally was notified by the
president of Cuba that he intended to
resign, that his decision was lrrevuca.
bic, that none OF the other coustitu-
tOnal officers would consent 10 carry
on the government and that he was
powerless TO maintain order. It was
evident that chaos was impending and
there was every probability that II
steps were not Immediately taken by
this government 10 try 10 restore order
the representatives OF various Euro
pean nations in the island would apply
to their respective "o,,r-..ruts for
armed intervention In order to protect
the lives and property Of their citizens.
Thanks TO the preparedness OF our
navy, | was able Immediately TO send
enough ships to Cuba 10 prevent the
situation from becoming hopeless. AMI
furthermore dispatched TO Cuba tae
secretary Of war ana the assistant Soc
rctory Of state in order that they might
grapple with the situation on the
ground All efforts 10 secure an agree
ment between the coutcndmg factions
by which they should thc"'s"''.-l ,-.,.-
--l-s -..s..,. r-.-,--.N-- s,,t.
tie upon some modus viveudi some
provisional government Of their own,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-03
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
This Whole Question Should Be Rcgu.
lated by Congress.

I am VOL aware If how difficult II il
to pass a constitutional amendment
Nevertheless. in my iudgrgcnt. the
whole qucs ion Of marriage unG divorce
should be rclcgatcl TO tie authority Of
the national congress. At present the
wide differences IN the laws of the diff
fcrcnt states on this subject result in
scandals and abuses. and surely there
Is nothing 50 yiUlly essential to the
welfare Of the nation, nothing around
which the nation should 50 bend Itself
to throw every safeguard. as the home
life Of the average citizcn. The change
would be good from every standpoint.
In particular Il would lie good because
1t would confer on the congress the
power ut once TO deal radically and ct-
tcl2nly with polygany, and this
should be done whether or not mar
riaEc and divorce are dealt with 1t IS
neither safe nor proper II leave the
question Of poygamy TO be dealt with
by the several states. rover 10 deal
with II should be conferred on the ma
uoAII government
Nhch nome ties are ioosehed' when
men ana women cease to regard
worthy iamiIy me- win all lis duties
in,;,,s In; u,.nl I, ~, ",' tn &C. ~ +ha uca ha".
worth Iryirg tLcn o,i G,vs for thn
co,,,.,,o.,,,.,,l.h oro ~ h,r1 rbo-o
orn rog,ons I'm ou,. I,rG orI n,ossns ~
orr nonrI,tic, ,,.hcro tho rlrth ,,t
boe srnl, Lc,oy, IN, Lo,th r,to Srro.
~ II should pcn1 ro dnr,ongtr,tIop "a
show thq+ v.iIIfuI storiIrt,. T., r,,,, tho
stonIroipt ~ tho rotior Cro,, tho
stondnoInt or tho human moo rho ono
Gin for which tho ro,oI,,. 10 ,,,t,o,,o,
dn,th roc, dooth sIn Coo ,,.rIoh
thoro is po oto,onon+ elm y.n,cI, I,
tbo moro I,rolrrI cy,c,Iy !, n-oror-
tIon os thn mon ma women ,,,,I+,
thereof arn IN otbor rnsnocts +, chor.
actor opd L,y1,Iv ana nor+,I ,,,,,.o,..,
those ,yhl., ror tho colo ~ Emo e,a+a
II ,vo,,ld la VOL IN coo tho rotrors o,,d
mothers or many bo,ltbv chlIIror
,,.cI hroroht I'm In h,,,,og ,,ol, I,o,r,,,
by their proecnce. No man No wo
man. can shlrl, tho urinary Iut,as of
no wh,thor for Iova NJ case nm,
nIg9sur, or for any otIor corso and
retain lis mr. hor srlr rnsroct
''e''00" on'Pplhe'
Let me once agA'h can the atten-
''o" u '''' eoiE'cNS 10 TWO SupJ'c"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-03

America. notably ,or fast mail lines
TO the chief South American ports. 1t
is discrc.itablr 10 us That our business
people. for lack of direct commuuica-
tion In the shape of lines OF steamers
with South America. should iu that
great sistcr continent be- at disad.
vantage compared TO the business pco-
plc Of EurOup.