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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-05

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klns was agreed upon att
Deneen men held this md
While the senate ed
was going on Senator Da
tia, offered In the senate
which was adopted, calling
pointnnnt Of a committed
gate Ne charges OF bribel
ruptIon made against eel
bers Of the senate, who xal
dlcted for or confessed toI
Of bribery. to consider the
Ing thereto and report TO
their findings and conclusi
whether such senators or
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Concluded on I'Alrd T
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-05

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-13

Considerable que las mujeres por-
tuguesas tuvieron siempre grande in
fluencia en- las elecciones, a pesar de
no ejercitar ell voto:
Considerable que ell privar a la mu-
Jer de ser electora E intervenir en- los
asuntos politicos, sin otra raz6n que
por ser muJer, es sencillamente absur-
do E inicuo y esta en- pugna con las
mismas Ideas de Justicia y democracia
proclamadas por ell partido republica-
no; por tanto, estimamos que la recla-
mante posee todos los requisites para
ser electora y no debe ser exclufda,
va que donde la ley no distingue no
debe distinguir Ell juzgador.
Asl creemos procedente la recla-
maci6n y mandamos que la reclamante
sea inclulda en- ell censo electoral.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-13
LMORRANAS

Pocas personals ignoran que triste en-
fermedad constituyen las almorranaGs
pu6s es una de las afecciones mas ga~
neraIizadas: pero como & uno no lie guG-
ta hablar de estOs padecimientOs, haG-s
tacon SUI mismo medico, Sc sabe muchN
menos que existe desde algunos amos
un medicamento. 81 Elixir de Virqi~
nie-Nyrdahs, que las ezra radical.
nente sin ningdn peligro. No hay
mas que escribir: Productos Nyr~
dahl. Apartado, 137, Habana, para.
recibir franco de correo Ell folleto ex~
plicativo. Sc vera cuan facil es libraE~
se de la enfermedad la mas penosaa
cuando no la mas doEorOsa Ex1iasa
sobre Ia envoltura de cada frascO Ias
firna de garantia: Nyrdaht. De vent&
en- todas las Droguerlas.
Productos N.vrjahI, 20, rue de La Ro-
chefcuranIf. Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-13
Voto de la mujer

Como ahora esta en- moda todo GUAM
to afecta a las llamadas reivindicacio-
nes femeninas. no deja de ser oportll
no tratar del problema del voto de la
mule
Alcanza esta question en- los pa1ses
del Norte las preparedness de un argu-
mento de opereta con mnsica sugestl-
va retozona; pero entire nosotros no
es facil la classification de tamana no.
vedad social, porque el derecho de su-
fragio reclamado para la mujer' no
tiene siquiera Ell poder de hacernos SON
reir.
Acaso en- 10 porvenir las Lisitratas
portuguesas de nuevo ano vengan a
constituir un peligro para La suprema-
cla del hombre; pero, por 10 mismo
que no sc da este en- casa, la question del
voto no pasara de ser una a modo de
falda-pantalon para quienes tengan un
POGO de buen sentido.
Y por que los lectores no recelen
que Sc trata de un .bromazo del cronls-
ia, he aqrll el texto curioso de la sen
tencia que ACADIA de dictar 1ln juez de
instruction de Lisboa:
CONSIDERABLE que ell decreto de
de Abril dice terminantemente que son
eIectores y elegibles los portugueses
mayores de veintiun amos RESIDENCES
en- ell territorio nacional y que sepan
leer escribir sean cabezas de ia
nlilia, y, por tanto hombres y muJeres,
Ell la acepcion rigurosa de nuestra
lengua, pues cuando Sc habla de que
Portugal tiene seis millones de habi-
tantes Sc entiende que son hombres y
mujeres porque en- otro case sc ha-
bria de decir, por ejemplo, tres milo
nes medic de hombres dos y medic
de muj jeres, 10 cual ser1a rid1culo
Considerable que ell art. Is del
C0digo civil determine que son ciuda-
danos portugueses tantO las muJeres
como los hombres nacidos en- terrific
rio portugues:
Considerando que la reclamante es
cabeza de familia, por sustentar a una
hija menor y criados:
"Considerando que 81 el legislator
hubiese ouerido excluIr q las muieres
del centro electoral 10 hubiera desde
luego consignado claramente en- La vi
gente ley:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-13
4 A|os suscTIpto|es

Para Ia buena marcha de esta admi-
nistracion, no admitimos ATLAS de
subscription & este diario sino desde
ell primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
sc avisaran los dias 80 8 81; advir~
eiendose que las que dieren con pos
terloridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
ell dia dltimo del mes siguiente al en-
que Sc soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-13
ART|CUl0S De FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- TODD el
mundo los que fabriean The Carter .
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, E. u.
de America, eontandose EN- primera T.
nea ell Flufdo de escribir de Carter, qus
es La tinta mas apreciada hoy en- el mer-
ado, por sus condolences de firuneza, co.
lor, durabilidad ezavase.
Ell uso de La Tinta de Carter se ha ge-
meraizado de tai naanera que en- Ia &C.
tua'lidad es cash la dnica que sc emplea
en- ell comercio y en- las ofieAas.
De venta an es BOF4ETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-05

everything was properly done. The!
were all from the Red River valley.
Sept. 80, twenty years ago, Nick
laerbes Of Lone Tree. rsigned as post
master at that place. Nick is the vii
lage smithy at White Earth now.
The Ambrose police force rounded
up tough character last week. The
fellow carried big gun in his hin
pocket. He was arrested for carrying
concealed weapons and maintaining a
public nuisance.
Elmyra Porter of Bowbells was
grabbed by thug while passing along
the main thoroughfare OF tho city and
dragged into an alleyway, relieved
Of $500 bill and the thief escaped
The Devils Lake Journal says thai
Benson county druggist made $500
booze sales in the past year, and
still a new permit was granted re-
Gently.
Senator Geo. E. Duis Of Grand
Forks. announces that many of his
friends. are urging him to become a
candidate for national committeeman
at the coming election. The senator
has some strong supporters.
A small band of Indians from Min
newaukon recently made a trip TO
Devils Lake, where they secured a
jug of fire Water and on their way
home they started on the warpath, hut
were rounded up by the Indian po
lice before any damage was done
L. M. Davis was elected park COM
missioner for this city Tuesday last
week. Judge Nehemiah Davis is an
avowed candidate for congress in this
district. One more Davis may stretch
hemp over in Canada for stealing a
school marin, still another Davis q.
Bemidji is running at large. He is
wanted by the police.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-05
Millinery
Department

In our Millinery Department you can get the latest
styles at about ONEHALF the regular price usually
asked. We are making strong feature this season
of this department. Don't feel that the are not
right on account of the low prices. We carry only
the latest styles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
PRESS COMMENT
HOW LoNG7
Duncan Arizonlanl


 When will the next election for state or territorial and county off cials be held2 Some of the officers who are said to be tired CD Of hold. ing office and others to whom off cial life Is a thing of beauty and a joy forever are asking the question There is a divergence of opinion on the question. Many officers do not know themselves how long they will serve the common people. or more correctly speaking. how long 1t shall be until another election is held. A political authority was that in asmuch as the enabling act provided that all officers that are now in" shall hold over until Arizona is ad- mitted to statehood, unless congress makes other provision. present occu- pants of the county and territorial offices would hold till then.
 If statehood is refused the terri tory the enabling act becomes null and void, the congress will order a special election for territorial and county offices. But if the matter should continue 10 hang fire and be drawn out over months, then these stewards of our money and morals will have to postpone an account of their stewardship. It is more than likely. however. that the fall of 1911 will see the matter ended one way or another.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
A eovERNMENT oE aossEs.

Woodrow Wilson: We have been calling our government republic. and we have been living under The delusion that it is a representative government. That is the theory. But the fact is that we are not living under a representative government; 1; we are living under a government of rarty bosses who in secret confer eDce and for their private ends de- termine what we shall and shall not have. The first. the immediate thing that we have got to do, is to restore reresentativep government We have got to revolutionize our political ms chineFy, first of all. i ata a saat. and the first element of my radical Ism is, let's get at the root of the whole thing and resume popular gov ernment. Let's make possible the access of he people to the execution their purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
lnrIE sIIRpRIsEs.

Chicago Tribune: You take that seat. I'd rather ride backward than forward"
 Thanks, no, l don't need any pen cil. My fountin pen is always in good working order"
 John Smith Is my real name, your honor: I never use an alias when I'm run in."
 You have taken your time about 1t, George, dear. I'd have said yes If you had asked me six months ago.
 T missed my train down town this morning, Maria an account of hay ing stopped to mail that letter you handed me"
 'Go ahead with your conversation, barber, I like 10 hear you talk"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
A YOUNG FIGHT PROMOTER.

T like to have my little boys get tbe real sporting instinct while they are young" confides a member Of the athletic club. but l hate to have 'em use "a as the goat I'll explain My younges is s years old. and that kid is on the job every minute, Tll tell you tha. Well, he runs into the house, the other day, and holIers Come out, dad-I wantcha te- winna bet for me"
 T hustled right out Whats the betg says ].
 Jimmy Brian says his pa can lick my na. pm I het he couldn'
 ne right down to the corner they're all waitin' for youi "- Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
NOTHING TO eE oMITTEp,

The house dated rom the fifteenth century, and visitors were permitted togo over~it for siXpence a head. Of course, Queen Elizabeth had slept there and he boy in buttOns who conducted the rarty mentioned this three times in the sacred bed cham her. Most Of the furniture had a look of the period, though there were a few doubtful embroideries. And where one of the visit DTS asked. 'is the bed in which Queen Elizabeth slept?' The boy in buttons hesitated a momen and then said: That's being made. sir."-LOndon Chronicle.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
TEN TO ONE

Mayor Carter II. Harrison and former Mayor Edward F. Dunne of Chicago ran against one another in the primaries for the nomination for mayor a time a go.
 Harrison has a daughter, Miss Ethel, aged 15, and Dunne has ten children of assorted ages. few days before the primaries Miss Ethel asked her mother: ''Mauma. dou you pray for fathers nomination."
 Certainly I d0. my dear; and hope you do, too"
 Well" replied the raughter. T did at the beginning, but stopped after a while"
 "Stopped2" asked the shocked mother "Whv did you stop?"
 Why. thought about those ten little Dennes all doing the same thing. and l concluded had no canoe. Philadelphia Saturday Even ing Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

Hon. Wiley E. Jones, of Graham county. has been doing COchise dur ing the past week He Is one of the prou-nent democrats of e territory and started his campaign for an Arizona senatorship fully fiji. teen years ago. He is an intimate friend of Colonel Bryan and was a delegate from Arizona in the conven, lion that first nominated the Ne braskan for the presidency.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

When Charley Akers issued his manifesto in which he declared that none need apply for office except those who had swallowed the recall pro vision Of the Arizona constitution, he put Woodrow Wilson out of the race for president That's too bad, as there are many democrats in Arizona who were getting ready to raise a Wilson war whoop.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
SEGREGATION
IN SCHOOLS

iN oOFf~O-
 In his sermon in St. Paufs pro cathedral last Sunday the Rev. VII liam MacCormack touched upon some n, inc temptations put before the youth in our large cities and sug- qested as among the needed reforms one that to many thoughtful people has seemed of great importance namelv. the segregation of the boys and girls in the public schools
 This Is a subject that takes some delicate angles and for this reason has been neglected by the Ameri- can people. who are the most prud- ish in the world and from misguided
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
hADERO WINS APPRECIATION.

APPhECiRIiON.
 The fact that General Madero IS proving an agreeable surprise 10 the world. is no surprise to the peo- pie Of this section who have had exceptional opportunities to study the man and appreciate his gifts, says the Fl Paso Times. As an ex- ample Of the way in which appre- ciation of the provisional president O. Mexico is winning the country. we produce the following from the Los Angeles Herald:
 There is encouragement for every well wisher of insurgent Mexico in the fine restraint and self-command shown by Madero and his generals during the past month. Madero was only last year thrust into prison by Diaz for aspiring in lawful way to the presidency. He had reason to be resentful and reveHgeful Sue cess had attended his resort to arms and the prize of conquest was with in his grasp. A weaker spirit would have pressed the advantage and sought redress for personal wrongs.
 But there has been no sign at any time that AIadero would find satisfaction in paying President Diaz in his own coin. IL may De that financial exigencies made the rebels as willing as the federels for peace, but Madero's whole course has shown him to be broad, humane ana patriotic. His poise has been re- nected in tbe other insurrecto lead CTS.
 Tt has been the claim Of Diaz' partisans for so long that it has be- come tradition that he was the one ana dDOuL tue bAAy D-A AL -AS>-@N with the ability and character to insure any stability to the country; that it was practically barren of any national esprit; that 1t was made up of a limited exploiting class on one hand and millions of denseIy ignorant peons on hhe other to whom liberty would be a misfor- tune alike to themselves and the nation.
 hadero and his provisional gov ernment have given the world a new idea of Mexican capacity for ideals and aspirations. The preva- lent notion that Latin-Americans haven't the capacity for self-goverh- ment is not supported by the ad- mirable restraint and patriotism of inc Maderists, and the hope has been justified that the difficult work of restoring peace and reorganizihs the government on more humane and democratic lines has fallen into hands that can be trusted to work ont as good results as has been done tn Argentina, Brazil and ether South American countries.
 .The real test of Madero and his supporters is yet to come, but ~their conduct thus far is a happy augury of a better Mexico
 s ss
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
C D E O C o NJ M E N T s

The cheerful holler is due only af- ter you are out of the woods. The U. s. senate is yet to act on those statehood resolutions. Maybe it is another ease of reasonable re- straint"-on Arizona. See supreme court decision in the oil case.
 Why dread smallpox. diphtheria. (Bright's disease and others of the kind?- They at least let you know where you are at-but the grip-dod gated. measly grip-the first day you are afraid you will die and the next you are afraid you will not
 But when it Is all over, you are ready to commit crime, as usual.
 Now for that little old Fourh of July celebration. All Douglas is com ing ur-maybe.
 Our friends in England are going in for simplified spelling. If they will knock the "u" out of honour" we will do the rest over here.
 Those bandits who went into that Vernon. Calif.. saloon and held Tp I3 men. getting only S27 for their trouble, vii shy clear of that unlueky 13 the next time.
 Gen. Kosterlitzsky seems to have sEipnedoutsky.
 The mystery is solved Taft did not intervene because Joe Cohn was in Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

George V. Hobart has completed a new play. enutled Every Illus band"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

Judge: American-l came 10 ask for a concession.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

The Shuberts win have an opera company, headed by Joseph shehan, in St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

Ralph Delmore is to be the star in a new one-act play called Tn the Name of the Law" It is by Harry Spingold.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15

Hugh Cork this afternoon at his
train.
The souvenir programmes for the
convention are all ready. There was
not much change from the first origi-
nal programme as planned by the
committee in charge.
Band Concert and Orchestra.
At z o'clock tomorrow evening the
M. A. r. S. club Of the First Metho-
dist church will give band concert In
front of that ediflce, which win be fol-
lowed by an orchestra concert in the
church at 1880 O'Clock. This will be
one OF the leading musical features of
the convention and is well worth the
hearing.
DR.. Wallace N. Stearns Of the North
Dakota university, will next give the
diplomas at the graduation exercises
of the teachers training department.
The address to the graduates will be
delivered by Prof. A. p. Hollis Of VAL
ley City, N. D.. with Hon. Smith slim
mel taking part also in the exer-
cises,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
NORTHERN TRUST
PAYS PENALTY
LOCAL BANKING AND BONDING
CONCERN PAYS $4,000 ON ONE
FOURTH AMOUNT OF FORGED
WARRANTS OF STARK COUNTY
AUDITOR.

The treasurer of Stark county at
Dickinson has received $4,000 from
the Northern Trust Co Of this city, for
the amount of the bonds to cover the
deficit caused by the forged warrants
issued BY J. 6. White, formerly coun-
ty auditor of stark county. who Is nov
serving term in the state peni-
Tertiary at Bismarck.
The Northern Trust co. was not on
the bonds of the convicted auditor, bur
on the bonds Of John Leask, county
treasurer OF Stark county from 1905
to 1907. Treasurer Leask, it seems,
paid the warrants innocently and
without knowing Of the forgeries that
we're being perpetrated, which was the
way in which the bonding companies
were held
There were four companies, each
acting as surety for the treasurer and
auditor. They each are surety for
about the same amount. The com
panies are the American Securities
Co. the Northern Trust Co. Of Fargo,
the United States Fidelity co. and the
United States Title and Guaranty Co.
The total amount Of the defaications
was $4,000, but 1t Is believed that
stark county will receive all George
P. HOLSTER Of the Northern Trust Co.
said this morning to Forum repre-
sentative, that he did not believe
Stark county would be out anything
on account OF Whites forgeries or
through any laxity or ignorance iii re-
gard to the forgeries on the part or
the former treasurer, Dir. Leask.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
SANITARIUM MIGHT
LOCATE IN FARGO
CHICAGO PARTIES ARE LOOKING
FOR A LOCATION OF A SAM.
TARIuM AND ARE CONSIDER
ING FARGO AS ONE OF THE
POSSIBILITIES.

Another sanitarium is knocking at
the doors of Fargo for entrance and
steps vii be taken by the commercial
club to see what can be done towards
locating the institution In this city.
This morning Postmaster Plumley
received a communication from Chica-
go parties desiring information re-
garding the possibilities of new SAM
tarium locating in Fargo The pro-
motors of the proposed institution are
inclined to think that the northwest
would be an ideal place In which to
locate, and have Fargo in considera-
ton in selecting place for their hos
pita.
DR.. c.. r. Knox of Chicago is at the
head of the sanitarium which pro
poses to locate in this section Of the
country should everything be found
desirable. He is now seeking location
and is after information regarding the
condition Of affairs In the gate city.
Just what kind OF a place that Is
proposed for erection is not known.
Secretary Baernstein of the commercial
club stated this morning that he would
take the matter up with DR.. Knox at
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-15
The COMMERCIAL
COLLEGES Unite
BUSINESS COLLEGE MEN or THE
NORTHWEST FORM oRGANIzA-
TON FOR FOUR sTATEs-F.
LELAND WATKINS OF FARGO
FIRST PRESIDENT.

After two years working to estab-
lish an association among the heads
of northwestern business college men.
the recent meeting In Crookston Sat-
urday eliminated in bringing the com
mercial college men together and putt
ting their association on permanent
basis.
The new organization, to be known
as the Northwestern Commercial
Schools association, is to meet yearly
and the next annual session will be
held in May. 1912 at Grand Forks.
An excellent corps Of officials was
chosen at the organization meeting
and Prof r. Leland Watkins Of the
Dakota Business college of Fargo, was
chosen president. This is quite a
singal honor for Mr. Watkins as the
association embraces twelve institu-
lions and will cover all the territory
included in the state of Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and Mon
tana.
The complete list of officers selected
follows:
President-Prof. F. Leland watkins
Fargo.
Vice President-Prof. G.. A. Thacker,
Union Business college, Grand Forks.
Secretary - Prof. J.. c. Satire,
Crookston Business college, Crook
ston.
Treasurer - Prof. ]. A. Hughes,
Hughes Business college, Croolxston.
The executive committee comprises
Prof. Fl. H. Aaker, Fargo; Prof. o. A..
Naplin, Thief River Falls Business
college and s. o. Mithum, National
Business college, Crookston.
The purpose OF the association is
to lengthen and strengthen the courses
to be used by all the schools belong
ing to the association and to make
the general reputation Of commercial
better. The association
frowns down upon any institution adj
vertising falsely, though this part Of
the country has been quite free from
any of the fake institutions which have
fiourished In some sections.
The main intention Is to educate
young men and women to hold posi-
tions in the better class of business
houses. An erroneous impression was
given out in the press of the state,
Mr.. Watkins said today, when 1t was
intimated that one Of the purposes Of
the association was to form uni
form rate Of tuition among all the
colleges.
That would be in violation Of the
Sherman antitrust law" said Presi-
dent watkins, and we would not
want to be lawbreakers. Each and
every institution will continue with
its own individual rates just as it
formerly did and is In no way bound
to comply with an uniform rate of
tuition.
The banquet OF the Crookston meet
ing was held at noon instead of in the
evening as many of the delegates at
tending had to take early trains
home.