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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-10-21
|SNGRENIO ESCANDl[0 :
EN V|L!AMNA, n !.

Los reyistas aprovecharon
la oportunidad para ir a mo-
lestar a los naranjistas y a
provocarlos.
Los reyistas, montados y
armados, Sc arrojaron en-
n1mero de 25 sobre la multi
tud, disparando sus armas;
dieron muerte a dos perso-
mas E hirieron q varias otras,
aunque Sc nos asegura que
los muertos fueron cuatro y
cerca de veinte los heridos.
La autoridad judicial pro.
cedi6 desde luego cnn tods
energia, y han sido arresta-
dos los principales autores
del sangriento motfn.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-10-21

del pals; pero aun suponiendo
ese case, tenemos confianza
en- ell patriotismo de las Ca
maras,y estamos seguros d'q'
haran una election d. acuerdo
enteramente con los intereses
nacionales, y por dltimo, su
,poniendo 10 mas malo que
pudiera ocurrir en- una elec.
cion de las Camaras, la Vice
Presidencia es un cargo
horffico que en- NADIA afec-
ia la Marcia de la admins
TRACTION, sipo en- un case yer.
daderamente fortuito, dada
la juventud del Sr. Madero,
que es el candidate electo
por mayoria abrumadora.
rayanfa en- unanimidad, para
Presidente de la Repdblica.
Volvemos a repetirlo: no
hay va temores para ell por-
venir de Mexico.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-10-21

Hoy retiramos de nues.
tras columnas las candidatu.
ras de los sefores Madero J
Pine Suarez, porque verifica.
das las elecciones primarias
y secundarias, los trabajos
de propaganda deben cesar
pues que va no tienen obje.
to-.
Consecuentes con las deci.
stones de ia Conversion Anti.
reeleccionista, fuimos de los
peimeros en- publican Y pro
pagar esas candidaturas, y
somos los 1ltimos en- retirar-
las, cuando tenemos va Ia
conciencia de que han triun-
fado plenamente en- los comi-
clos populares.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-10-21

Hos que vefan en- ell triunfo
de la revoluci6n algo como
ell "Sesamo, Abrete" de sus
|ambiciones.
Pero la masa general del
pueblo, la mayoria de los vo.
tantes, 81 debe estar satisfe-
cha, porque ejercio libremen
te.sus derechos, y los nom
brados son ciertamente la
representation de sus aspi-
raciones Y de sus anhelos
para ell porvenir.
Las elecciones estan va
hechas conforme q la ley, y
los ciudadanos designados
para Presidente Y Vice Pre-
|sidente Sc daran a conocer
tan pronto como las CANA
ras Federales hayan recibido
los espedientes de la elec.
cion y hayan hecho ell com
Duto de los votos.
Verdad es, que aun queda en-
el norizonte politico alguna
Iligera nubecilla: Sc ha hecho
Greer que ninguno de los tres
car didatos para Vice.Presi-
der tie de la Rep1blica obtuvo
la mayoria absolute de los
yoios emitidos en- los cole
eios electorales, y que, por lo
NJ, mo, las Camaras tendrar
que hacer la election entire
los dos candidates que ha-
yam obtenido mas votos, con.
forne 10 dispone constitution
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-10-21

Con oportunidad tuvilnos
amplias notices del sangrien
to escandalo ocurrido en-
Villaldama, Nuevo Leon, ell
Domingo Z de los actuales;
pero como nuestro peri6dico
no salio la semana pasada,
hasta hoy les darr os publ
cidad.
Existen en- Vil)aldama dos
Clubs politicos; uno reyista,
rama 8 sucursal de aqpel ia
moso Club Reformista de
Monterrey que quizo hacerse
pasar por maderista a rafz
del triunfo de la revolution,
y que Sc descubri6 reyista
furibundo cuando Reyes re-
gres6 al pals con ganas/ de
hacernos felices, y ell ctro
maderista bajo ell nombre de
Club General Naranjo."
Ell domingo referido, ell
Club Reyista pidi6 permiso
al Alcalde primero para ha-
GER una manifestation publ.
ca, con la. intenci6n, segln
Sc nos asegura, de promover
un motfn revolucionario, y e,
Alcalde 1? lie neg6 ell permi-
so. A la vez, ell Club "Gral.
Naranjo' habia pedido per-
misc para hacer otra> mani
festacion; pero al saber 10
que pretendfan los reyistas,
tambien Sc lie neg6 ell per-
misc.
Los reyistas insistieron, ell
Alcalde fue debil y convino
en- que los dos Clubs, ala vez,
dieran serenatas en- dos dis
tintas plazas.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-10-21
NuestRe. peri6dico n

-- = NuestFos peri6dico no
salio ell sabadopasado, porque
nuestro redactor tuvo que
salir violentamente para
Mexico, sin tempo para
dejar arreglado ell material
necesario, y por tenor de
que segundas manos trastor-
naran, siquiera fuera moons
cientemente, la Inca de con-
ducta que esta publication
tiene trazada.
Un POGO mas adelante re-
pondremos a nuestrvs sus-
criptores ell n1mero que aho-
ra les falta, y como es la
primera vez en- veinticinco
amos que cometemos falta
semejante, esperamos nos
sera dispensada, maxine
cuando tenemos ell prop6sito
de subsanarla muy pronto.
Ell Sr. Ing. Don Camilo
Arriaga, prominente hombre
politico de Mexico, fue nom
hrado Consul General de
Mexico en- San Antonio, en-
sustituci6n del Sr. Diebold, a
[quien Sc habfa llamado a
Mexico hace algunas sema-
mas.
-Durante ell aiio que ter
min6 ell 81 de Agosto 1ltimo,
Sc aplicaron inyecciones anti
rabicas en- ell Hospital Coma
lez, de Monterrey, a 121
personals, de las cuales, 81
eran de Nuevo Leon, 80 de
Coahuila, 10 de Tamaulipas,
3 de Chihuahua y 8 de Texas,
y todas las inyecciones Sc
practicaron con buen exito,
pues no falleci6 ninguno de
los enfermos.
En- ell mismo ailo fueron
vacunadas en- Nuevo Leon,
16, $50 personals, habiendo
fallecido de viruela, en- ese
ano solo 131 personals,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-10-21
La d1tiqa
etapa.

Paso a paso, sin violencias,
aunque con notables oscila-
cl'nes, dejos de la pasada
sontienda, la nacion mexica-
ma va entrando en- ell carril
e,ostitucional, obstaculos van
oesapareciendo, para dar lu-
gar al orden y al imperio de
ley, contra la opinion de
los peslmistas, q todo 10 ven
negro 9 color de sangre, por
que todo 10 ven tras ell vidrio
ae aumento de sus pasiones,
dos.
"a las elecciones presi-
ueaclales, expression de la
soluntad nacional libremen-
1e expresada en- los cornicios
puollcos, pasaron sin que Sc
Verlflearan las excisiones v
IS ssscandalos que Sc anuncia.
uan' y pronto los nuevos
.sa .t0mOrados ocuparan les pues
Sas sos respectivos, reanudan
Sose ~, asl Ell 6rden constitucio.
t;a. Ss.' lnterrumpido por la Ill
Quiza muchos no babrsn
sr'sa sSeuado cOnteptos con ell re-
0.ss ra,sado ae las eleccione ;e,
dasu dasalal qa9 quede;. much,
.orS,, ,'eL - racil a,ent.
s;s' sguelios a quienes la revclu.
r,s,, nsn.1 VINO a des s1ertar brusca-
sis." ,'e !, Oe un eusueho parsdi.
''''' de 'reinta ahos,y aque.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-10-21
Voto de Gracias.

Profundamente conmovi-
dos por los testimonies de
simpatia que recibimos con
motive de la sentida muerte
de la Sra. San Juana Cutie
rrez de Cavazos, cumplimos
con un deber, hacienda p1bli-
ca nuestra gratitud para to-
das las personas q de alguna
manera nos mostraron gu
simpatfa en- tan afiictivos
momentos para nosotros.
Laredo, Texas, Octubre
IL de 1911. =
MANUEL G.. GARCIA
Y FAAIILIA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
BLACKMAIL
PLOT Barred IN TkE lORtMER
SENATORIAL INQUIRY.
Mttrcts Declares Charles White
Framed plot 20 Bleed Lorimer
~ Bribery Charges.

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-GeorEs
Gluts. o. chicago motorman. who Was
Indicted Tor p.rIury for testimony
given during the second Leo O'Nail
i'ruN a- trih~r, trial ln Chicago. en-
hfcned the Lor.mcr senatorial inves-
trauuE committee Today with new
story of the alleged plans % Charles
White Tor "1tortlng money from
Ior.m"r and browne
Gloss testified that Frank Seems.
also motorman and conhdante of
Nhil"'s. bad told him that hc lSeemsb
and Nnte we're preparing n story for
the suppTssslou OF which they expect
"i fo make senator f.orimer paw.
seems declared. according 20 Gltss.
that White would Eet $50 OO0 foh a
or compromise on $4,000 lie std
seems had declared that ~ Wrigit.
pres. denf 81 the Illinois Federation III
Labor. had promised 10 take White
to q newspaper which would buy the
story
Members OF tho committee aues-
toned Gloss closely and developed
that when DO had been indicted he
had free counsel fees and bail bonds
Gloss was asked 10 Lee O'Neu
Erc~ne had paid the bills. but be
said Doc did not know
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
About People
Movements % fndIsioIsis 70 40
Frem the Ciu

sam Gr.mesi"! of Slcidei %. Was
business visitor .n 'h~ city yes,rr.
day
Mss Anna NcArdIe. OF FaIrmont.
aas returned fo her home after being
In THIS city attending the funeral or
"a relative
Mr a Philip Yoak. of the Ue-ter
store" vas in Pittsburgh yesterday.
picking Gp some odds and ends iu bar
2a us FOR 10 HOLIDAYS
Hoaard Roach. dlstrihIr. s.srt a.
ih" local postonICc. is SPENDING Ina
vacation Zoo tho Adiroadars.
trlnl i-nrf.fI-.d U.s. in Cincinnati
d.. on business.
gr D. H AllshauEer has returned
nom" from bl. mess .r.paf Coiun-
blf. %
Pred Woeber OF Fnrrssu Bros is
"n 10 hunting uip In Monroe county.
DAN Cannon. OF Columbus. % be-
h-re DlIi.r- ou friend
Miss h"'. chief operator af the
Nar.ne''O shop. ffnf Main street has
'ls' returned from Warrington. Fair
mont aud riar. shHrr IS Va where
'le N.r.ar.io shop has opened branch
cIires
O. , smith ls Is, Marietta r,r f.p.
d.fa 7n bus ness auI thr rues. of
friends
Miss Anna McArile. Misses cor and
IeuLanf nurses Ir Cooks nuarifal Al
Fa.rmo-f have ref rnod 10 their
dulles after attending fle funeral Of
Miss ter.ra Deyeun
hrs O. D.. Poe ha. returned f1 her
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Obituary
Tabler obseauies

In the stone church of Elm Grove
his afternoon viii be- held The funeral
services over tho remains OF Miss
Clara Esiclla rabler. whose death oc.
'urrcd "Wednesday morning a. b.
bclock. folluwlur au extended illness
u tubcrculosis The services will Do
m charge 81 Rev D rs johnson. pas.
ior OF the First 50 D. church OF Flm
Grove. assisted hy Rev John Reddou
iastor ~ the calvary " y church A.
uoundsvillc. under whose pasiorafc
Hlss Tahler was admitted from tr.
nembership or the Methodist church
m Grafton. iuferment viii be made
n the stone Church cemetery
Miss Tahicr VAS we'll knnan
foung educator and haf many friends
throughout the entire state She had
Taught school f1r number of years
md was graduate az the Fairunrf
State normal She made her home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
CHAIRMAN HIGHLAND
DENIES VISIT TO TAFT

~rr 100 I...tf.. +. tt. rrt.ff.-...
tLARkSHvVG vs. Va. uec -
VIRGIL T.. Highland chairman OF fe
Republican state executive commit
f"r. to-day denied The story to tho Of
feet that he and Samuel v Matthews.
former state. chairman. had visited
President Taf az fhr White House
VIZ lirhiand has NOT h~cu away from
t.arkshurE Cor some time
have NOT seen President Taft
since he visited CisrksturE several
months aEo said Nr Highland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
Complimentary AHa r.

Complimentary fo Miss Irma Alex.
and"r. of New York. Who .s tho guest
~ Mr. and Mrs Henry Sorneturn.
Miss Anna k.cht.oom entertained
Thursday rsen.I- Ulti e. bridge party
90 beg home
The home vas rr.ruly decorated
for th- occasion. yellow and whit.
,hryraufhemus h.iur used. 4 lunch.
con vas served s.tcs Che r.mrs.
Pre- ..rt nero
Misses lrmf Alexander. OF New
Fork city. H-.-u Blum and Ecrl
Blum. rr U-.aIre. Flora I..nn.re Do.
-eflIre Mayer. uf OF Dfs. D..
blanche kra.-r. i-ma Schwalb frIft
~'1"a.t tanni" Iler. Hanna Ou.
-''.n Mildred Oru-f..u. Natte Gut
man. Anna uae-r..G-r Trina Adler.
Cd. N'n York CTS. l.isa Front AVID
Alrs Sylvan Blum
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-.e..aI ff.ra'.a .. ..- I.t...e.. .sr
FAIHMOST 49, w. Doc
p s" ifu.ae1 ffe young man pl1
VA. frarfI fo Hrunrs. ga and .r-esfl
rI there after Dol bad passed several
hundred dollars worth of rorftIe..
"r'rt. 'H.s r|t vol. today rr
'fa.rl from JAIL H. famI. made
GOOD fhr money HIssfs eInpaI from
Hnrzar-1u n t week. before hIs arrest
9TH M Dawson I.urhfrr Of
prominent urrcfaI. fl.rs
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NEWS BRIEFS
Ittis it-r,s Tsis n
Fe- llnsA


20 A Turner i~cal rrEres~ntati,e
% o. 90 Dan a 60. aas trssd ia Jus.ie.
eou g-rs col-t s~sts-tay ou u1u
susporf charge greferss-i 81 tts sif~.
The .liy fo-nt Bra raiirs Are Cd,
squire --lt-lc~1 b.-a % l.ay So % h.s
.fv n-tLll me neat eia ulatls A
appeal sas takrn
A. m~vlus 90 The creditors of
tte bankrupt trvt kl-tl lr't ~ t1-
vrc- ~ ksi-r-e No.--. yesterday are
ssle o. the barsr-pts proper, AS
corrrm-d 1hs lat-s fpf fae arst
meetings ot thv lr.1ifor- IN ta~ haak
ruIfrl Uaffe0- 10 Iaar- Mesttytl ana
IS Nra114r, errr both So for I~c
climber 80
esie-taf afternoon directors ut
.fv Nh~ri.l< Hu lar-. N-us as-or.4
roh held m--t.aE 1t ~sf,l 80 l-,.t-
'sulilrrf ~ fa.if quarterly meeting lu-
% after tt~ Lnlfa.- The sscrs.ars
20 t-e National a--ollafiou efI thea
deliver a- .lferesrlrg altre-s.
The E-Araut.- commltt.s held
m~v..us or th- i-oArd 20. trac~ ~hica
VAS cs.e- tlr fl. sl-l-os, o. sri-C-
INK trustees The meeting aajolr1~i
until Monday. without any ACTION be-
us 'ak,I
Pamphlets describing tlf mauurI
and methods ,t admin. trauou ot
natl Ae-trru .It.e- ul-r. fh.. com
mission furiu ot su., -lmeut la, been
adopted have t-vu uAil-l uu- b, thc
81 .li..pal Improvement league f1 bust
Ness m-n 90 fl. ,.f uirh o. Ni~W fo
a>-l.f .u tL~ education of tr, public 90
Na.rIinE to t.,.rH, 90 70 commission
'|rrU .H 400. era. fr...r.. H..r fr.. 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

~.-' eide % the street is finished CIV
ia t1 fh- cold Weather agI Alll boz
resumed la Pie spring
Th, Me- Nlrliua on and Gas
COMPANY. sht.a iuruishcs Natural gas
fo SOME of Pho c.fr plants has with
drawn it- demand for 3D. higher price
uder One terms az t.r franchise the
price 'ur tle gas go The water works.
'~ Cen cent. Thousand cubic feet
s number of local Masous Vcuf Co
.-hurr last evening attend an
"lt'rtalum-lt o. The Welfburg lodge
af th" ~ e. 4 building Walker
Allen all flr - Nr Jose of This
D'.. Nrrr tNo OF thr speaker
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one OBJ. -he MOST .r.re-sfuI .rrr--4
'ri h77aar. fo Le given ht fra Do.
dies Az SoriHf. of -H. Thomson 80
b. church .u fue SUNDAY -,h.u. room
IhHr..l. o.eu.rE Tho haI vac
crowded .ar'' iu fla evening .rI trs
uars beautiful pieces nf anrs .orr
and Articles .n .L.r booths aers d.-
posed NJ quickly a .arEe sum aas
ron .1'd br ls 'afIe. srf fh.. rr
Do used f1 de'.rf Ile various Cd.
p'r-os or fte church Th. foHoaIre
.H4.n. arr. Pom charge of fra booths
Mr. Bang ~..F.r. chairman H|-a
ffTa S'.-E's.. t-h pond Sire OBJ
VIE Moon. candy booth Hra s. D.
I'D. 4rl- apron HrH fancy cork
booth. Nr- Vernon rraf.r ..u
booth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
STOP CONSTRUCTION OF
CONCRETE BUILDINGS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec Con
afruction OF 70. .nforccd concrete build.
ues .u This city was suspended TO-
dtt hy order ~ Judge Joseph Markey
40 ih" crim.nlI court. pending an In
sestgafiou into their safety. The
action followed the collapse yesterday
NJ % Presto I.fe C0mpsny's building.
which caus@d-rie death of eight work
men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

tt- nature 10 O. .rrrrs. lat.ts De-n
arranged ts Der mother delight.
o.. rsen.n- vas spent tt TO- YOUNG
STEERS ans at 4r appr.p ornate borg r,-.
fr--fu-rts Hrr. served II. HttI~
hostess received o. ruuh -- OFF dainty
presents u louo- of ;l, oe.asIuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

literary and musical t.far.a 10.
m.-t wild he aern Dol fr lecture
room ~ fha rhHp.la street 81 g.
church f..a evening under .hr ru.
.nIroe off f.a ralr.h music commit.
Poo Tho comm f.aa rr- spar.f rr
pain. 'o mak. fle AFFAIR al success.
fHt some n. .he he.f .o.ai talon. pIl
appear nr tho program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

To-" funeral ~ Mrs Elizabeth
Hodge. widow ~ th. late Alexander
Hodge. who died az home iu AIeshc-
ny Tuesday. was held from tia lam.
ii} rc@ideuc" 300 Ei-u ooI Park yrsfar.
day afternoon Nra ifod.+ uss ..I
known throughout thc Panhandle dis
trict and Western prnnsy lyania She
Was ~ years of age and % relative OF
s. : Hare ~ this cts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
welsourq Masonic Reception.

a. 50. H.d . reception a. OBJ. Wells
Hurs 50 e. building ur T..rs.
utF evening lI.r. wts Oh Jars. af
trrIar.. u. MASTER N SONS AVID
,h..r relatives aad friends. ana tf.
srsir pas O. very enjoyable oa,. 40
f-c"l."ut rroE-lm ,. music was rom.
d-r'i auI addresses utra delivered
Dos Brother Wai..- Allen and brother
John D. Hose. 3D. I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

T..H evening In th. aud torrm o..
h" columbia club tbe member. of
The Lima Haun.E sherman school
"II appear JOB fUo pIsts entitled
Miss Wills VII" aud tnIt..s
TRIAL. a 'arE" number of ticket.
have tr.u- a.sr0srl OF and .hr u.a.s
"I. meet vlu hearty reception
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
RING seTRAYs GIRL
CHARGED WITH THEFT
Hs'5 '7 wout- During Pol 81 G-r-s.
10 Ace Idc0tsIy Fails From Los

ST. Louis. So U.r t.t.- .f-.
il.e .amner- Allen bod ft'FaI fo ua.
'"rite tt.cl Airrt.- foIr hours t1.
.ag 1Iauo-f r.rr valued .. $500
1ror1e- from la- .as -h. bad been
1.ainE Do h-.p cen Her rhees arI Iar
lacs f.rt Nrs fUrr rrl cod.
'seof. accord D. fI tHe1ls. t...
.e sole fH. rms i- Kansas D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

-pr.rI rlspa'.u OBJ fl@ fnisuisenoer.
PAKKERsHuRG. So Va. Dec. Z. e.
The a. 4 q. Dol taxing up optioNs here
Tor property. upon which % IL stated
later neW freight depot will be
erected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08

The funeral 81 the late Louis rohn
khes"s. infant son az Mr. ana Airs
Louis Nieves. who died on Monday.
Vas held from OBJ" residence o. bis
parents. 40 36iS Eor street. y.sfrr.
DAY afternoon at $50 O'Clock Inter.
m"ut was Boo Kedmau cemetery
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WIN her parents Prof ami Mrs w
o. Iabier Of Loring place. Elm Grove.
and is survived by them and two sIs.
tors and Eve brothers
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%" funeral over the remains OF
tho late John IS Hobbs. VINO sieJ
suddenly 10 columbus. a.. Nond,,
Wa held from the famr. r.sId.r,.
No. 1913 Lind street. yesterday after.
noon al l-ao. O'Clock lutcrmcut was
ln stone Church cemetery
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Many man passes the age Of dis.
erection before reaching ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-08
JUNIOR PARTY AT
The STRATFORD
~ -osoR o. r.iGI- sc-ooL FooT
BAL TEAN
Tns osnes o-n-s ;as E.sr.-s ~tu Sc
Fono~ec - Eiaoorste
o r-e~

49, tae STAFFORD thls ever. rE t1e
f--u o--ra 90 th- Junior class az f1e
- l-eirg HlEh srhoal s.iI give "a .ar-r
20 toror on DO football team VaIra
has .-st ruIp-rfs- slcc---flI season
i-nrinE ALI b. vnloged during t1-
el sn.uK and aff-ruard an -iaborat..
dinner sail D. --rF~l D. the Eaaa g..
meat % t.- hot~i inc ara.r u..l h-
one 10 me arrest rItel dl-1s tr-
s-asCn a-d AL ar- alf.,.pa, an --
.15a..- fus TIE fouoaias u.r POI. 81
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-04-21
QUITS POST IN BERLIN
DAVID JAYNE HILL STEPS DOWN
FROM AMBASSADoRSHIP.
Sends Resignation to President Taft
and Nations Chief Executive Re-
Iuctantly Accepts 1t.

Washington. d. C.-The resigna-
ton of David Jayne Hill as ambassa-
dor to Berlin which has been accepted
with regret by President Taft was due
to the fact that he was unable to fol-
low the pace in lavish expenditures
set by his predecessor Charlemagne
Tower, the Pennsylvania millionaire.
Doctor Hill is to relinquish his post in
July and will return home solely for
the purpose of saving and making
money. He has found it impossible
to save any part of his $17,500 salary
as ambassador. Indeed it has cost
him considerably more than that to
maintain the position in society which
his rank by custom demanded.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-04-21
ASSERTS WOMAN IS
NEAR SAVAGE STATE
HARVARD PROFESSOR DECLARES
SHE is A LOWER ORDER OF
BEING THAN MAN.
HAS NOT DEVELOPED As RAPIDLY
Director of Gymnasium Says Women
Have Been Developing Their Mus
cIes While Men Have Been
Developing Their Brains.

Boston, Mass.-That woman is a
that she has not developed so. rapidly
from the barbaric state as man, is the
latest assertion made by Prof. Dud-
ley A. Sargent, head of the depart
ment of physical culture at Harvard,
director of the Sargent gymnasium
for women in Cambridge and well
known as writer upon subjects per
tanning to woman's development. Are
women constitutionally tougher than
men? This is the question upon which
Doctor Sargent was asked to pass
judgment.
1T is a question which it's difficult
to answer" declared Doctor Sargent,
perhaps because the word tough is
one capable of so many interpreta-
tions. Taken in the sense of meaning
more enduring l should be inclined
to believe that women were in that re-
gard superior to men. 1t stands to
reason that since they are constructed
on plan better suited to cope with
physical forces of certain kind, they
should be able to withstand conditions
which man, who is built with an en-
tirely dissimiliar object in view, is
unable to contend with.
Briefly we may say that woman is
near the savage state. Her develop
ment is more primitive than mans,
just as the Indian is a more primitive
than white man. Woman being,
biologically, more of barbarian than
man, she has a greater proportion of
physical endurance. She can under
go many strains that a man cannot.
Women accumulate energy while men
expend it. Women have been develop
ing their muscles while men have
been developing their brains"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-04-21
THE ALARMING PREVALENCE
OF ECZEMA
Finds Victims Among Every Race,
Age and Condition.

OF all the diseases of the skin and
kind threefourths are eczematous.
Millions are born with eczema, and 1t
is the only thing other millions have
left when they die Neglect in infancy
and childhood, irritating conditions af-
fecting the skin, ignorance of its real
nature, improper remedies and many
other causes that might be mentioned
have created an eczema which, with
varying severity, has afflicted count
less numbers during their entire lives.
Eczema is skin disease. 1t is not re-
garded as hereditary, nor contagious.
aud is impartially distributed among
the rich and poor, the high and low.
The agonizing itching and burning Of
the skin, causing loss of sleep, is usual
ly the most distressing symptom and Is
caused by the bursting of little vesicles
filled with an acrid fluid, which burns
as with fire the denuded skin. New
vesicles form, fill and burst, scales
form upon scales, and crusts upon
crusts until Disagreement is added to
torture.
One of the most successful treat
ments for eczema, whether applied to
the youngest infant or che Oldest per-
son, is hot baths with Cuticura Soap
and gentle anointings of Cuticura oint-
ment. For more than a generation,
these pure, sweet and gentle emolli.
eDts have proved the most efficient
agents in the speedy and permanent
relief of all forms OF eczemas, rashes,
itchings and irritations of the skin and
scalp. Although Cuticura soap and
ointment are sold by druggists and
dealers everywhere, in order that
those who have suffered long and
hope'essly and who have lost faith in
everything may make trial Of them
without charge, n liberal sample OF
each will lie mailed free to any ad
dress, together with 32-page pamph
let, giving a description and treatment
of the various forms of eczema, as
well as other affections of the skin,
scalp, hair and hands-send to "Cuu
cura," Dept w, Boston.