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The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28
1aon EoreInn clrIa Ioat-

Indianapolis. Eighteen hun dred immigrant girls were lost track of after having been received at Ellis island, and put aboard trains for Chi- cago and other points in the west, in the last year and a half" Miss Grace Abbott of Hull House. Chicago, said in discussing in the biennial conven- ton of the Young Women's Christian association of America. the problem of caring for immigrant girls. Miss Abbott advocated a federal immigra- tion bureau in Chicago, "as check on the work of the white slavers." !" Immigrant girls deserted the quaint shawls and aprons of their native lands for the hobble skirt all too quickly, Miss Abbott said
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28
combs From Cattle Horne.

Cattle horns which have dotted the range for the last 40 years have dis appeared and their going makes new industry, that of making tortoise shell combs, hatpins and ornaments from the horns.
 It was a Yankee who came along one day and seeing the heads and horns bleaching on the plains thought of utilizing them. for tortoise shell orna- ments. He gathered carload and shipped them east. They were put through a factory, treated with a se- cret process, and as result the man laid the foundation for comfortable fortune.-Greeley Correspondence Den yer Republican.
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28

towers out of the lofty masses of the present like mountains springing from foothills?
 Chicago has its skyscrapers, but 1t has not yet surrendered to the passion for ''topless towers which grips all New York. The Singer building. with its tower lifting 612 feet above the pavement, had scarcely ceased to be the wonder of Gotham before the Met ropolitan tower looked down upon it, and now the Woolworth building is to be piled higher nobody knows quite how high. What Is to be the de- terminating factor of the future in re- gard to height?
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28
Bees Tie Up RalIroads.

Omaha, Neb.-All railroad trafio was stopped for an hour at Union depot here, when two stands of honey bees fell and broke open. the bees swarming all over the depot and put ting everybody to rout- Ten cases were being carried on truck, when just without the waitingroom door two stands fell oil. An hour passed be- fore traffic could be resumed.
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28
pr.ttv cIrIs Shine shoes.

St. Louis, Mo.-Two comedy young women are employed in a shoe shin ing parlor here. and are welding the brush with a great deal of ardor. They do not confine their endeavors to women customers, either.
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28
Not a ouestIon of Comfort.

q thought you were trying to econo- mize on coal?" said the perspiring tenant of an apartment.
 "Only in the winter" said the jani- tor. Nov we're trying to burn up what's left cause we need the room it takes up"
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28

HW HERE is no traveller whose pulse does not quicken as he turns in through the dark red
 gateway a mile outside of the os&- 1R of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16

Grotcib, mie pieI Giirn etc. Dem aor.
per 5ngefiibrt ner6en iollte, lnto be-
fiiripomet, ole G01e iollten oielem
geOiiriltiB in eriter 2iric Rednilng
trugslr.
@enn er oalnit our60ringen follte
miro man fiinftig wubri6einlid) e.
len, ntdt Inn iatt 81 tperben, ionoern
Inn lid, 0en glppetit 3u peroerben
Woelid), oab man ben Sunger ipie
cine &ranfbeit our9 cine slrt Dteoi'
3in, bie Nabrung in forSentrinter
SSorm entbGlt, pertrei6en fam, ote
MenIden iperoen Oennod immer ein'
idmadbafte Snppe ino eilpen iaftiger
9roten nit elmer pifanten Sauce II.
genb elmer aipiiieni6aitliden ytab'
ruDg" por5ieben.
gs mag iein, Bob nniere ytab'
ruuasipeile nidt rationea lit, aber
oies groblem mir6 IN Der Sfil1e,
uno nidt IN eiiem rpiiienlaftdliden
2aboratoriunl geloit fperoeh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16

Die grobibitionsitaaten llnteri6ei-
Den iid bon oenet Die nod io5uiagef
goffen" iino, oaoitrf, odB III erlte'
rem ole 8irtbfdaften air 8abl. ltto
Sonntdgen nidt notbig baben, Die
9biiren su ihlieBen ocnn oieie fino
INNER geihIoiien luetigitens offi5ie
Ell, ober INNER offem abcr MN beiflt.
lid. 9a6ei mutbet es eiiren ieood)
re6t ionbrrbar on, tuenn, IN eineut
StGbtfJen in oem felt Sabr5ebnten
ytrodenen" Wtaine Der 8iirgermet'
tier nod eiitem Derbeerenoeir Bran.
oe fiir5lidy beionoers aDoronen nltB'
te, SaB qae @irtbidaften bon MN
mt ipirfIid) scidloiien gebolten iper.
Oen tniiBten. @irflit ga, oas
i6t lpirflia gutl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
%atiOnelle Grna1ri'ns.

Gin frons0lii6er Irst bat ieinen
2olbslei,ien fiir3lid erfldrt, oaB
tie nift 5i ellen Derlteben. gtlin,
me1n niGt einnrnl Die 6ransolelt,
sepen seiife einen 8Gtritf erlafrst
bat, tuiIIen, ipie man Dem tnneren
:y.eniden 9eredt miro, tper ipelB es
Sonfp iiberbaltpt2 9enlo6 1T Die Se'
l,allptllng oes alr8tes bis 8ll ellren
aeiuiiieu @robe ridtig, iperlt mon mon
Sert ,Sall pom SietatildIen nno nl9f
pom eaItrpnonliiden Stanopulttte be
nrtbeilt. n.r
Bir niiIen, pie mir urfsr 8leb
III fiittern baben, mir piiien lelblt,
pie mir Der Groe neue 9tdbrftoffe 81;
fiibrcn. ober mir baben iIns ME oa'
rum befiimmert, uelfe ytabrltoT1e
,mierm aorper 5utrG9lid Itnp nm
| i'm ipelden Mabe lic berotbl9t iper'
| bert. rs
grofeiIor 2altOou5p tritt nun lltl
einc lpiiirpldaftliue Grnabrhll9s'
,pcile etlt. Gr iest bes hrettelt alis,
einonSer, tpie oiel sabpatha ipie ple'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
Der bentise stapO Der aerOnaatif.

Gle traurige aataitropBe alsf oefn
,sluoteloe BEL 9aris, bel tpelder eln
Mitalico bes frarRoiii6em aabillets
qctoStet rmb elm glnoerer idlper
pcrlett muroe, benefit nieoerulll,
bah oie iogenannten Segler Der Sitt'
te red,t illBllperldiiise glpparotc !irlc
sic nidt nur ibren &oiiagieren, ION.
Germ oiidJ oen Senten, peldH anl
terra firnta" panoeln, getaprlld)
ipcroen fonnen. Seoer 6ortlbrltf,
ipelfer anf Dem @ebiete Der Sittt.
id1iffabrt bis iest gentodt tpnrpe, III
nit oen iaftguiniiditcn Grpartinl9er
beariiBt uno bat bieie Grwnrtiulge1l
| in feinem Sale erfilllt,
Sb esIoen Slpiattfern porbeDalter
Iiit, 5lignaifinen 81 foritrittren
ltpeld,e fir prnftiide 3pede 81 &C.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
Sas Soppel Snbilanm Scs Smbt
nals Gibbons.

gtur menigen Sterlihen miro 6os
Slid 5u Sbeil, ein hoppeltes Subj
ldunl in bober SteIlllng in forperli.
| der iitb geiltiger Sriibe 6t feiern,
mic es &aroinal Gibbons 81 feiern
pergonnt lit. 5iinf8ie Sabre Srie-
tier nno fiiniunO5Dan5i9 Sabre 8ar-
oiiiol i,no babel nod jugenbiriihl
Gin ieltenes @liid. bas gefeiert .slt
tperben perbient. ltnh es miro ge-
feiert; cine 6eier 9roBen Stiles, Die
nift BLOB Dem hoben fatbolilben
3irdeniiiriten gilt, ionoern aud
Dem berporrageilben amerifaniIhen
&irger, Der bilrb @ort llno Sbat 10
uiel fiir baa @obl oes &altoes ges
than bat.
9eshalb lit Die Seier audl nift
cine rein fonieiiionelle, ionHern cine
fonfeiiionsloie, an Der ouber ben aas
tbolifen oir6 cine Wenge berporra'
lgen6er Mauner alioerer religioler
| @efenntriIIe tbeilnebnlen. Gin be.
rebtes 3engniB fir Die bobe 8erth-
! m1buug Ses SlbilarS in allem &rei'
lien Ger 8raiiOent beS Sanoes
fonlmt gum @brentoge bes aarbi'
nails, ebenio Der friibere 8r1Iioert
gfooIepelt, ser ipGbrenb ieilter slmts.
seit hen &atb oes &arOinalS bod ein
lidgiete unb i'm pdbrenb oes groBen
9ll@itanocs Der 9erglelrte III ben aob
lenreoieren Tenlfplpnniens 5uln Wttt
g[ieo Der aonnniilion ma6te, rpeld)g
oie i6ltmmelt arbeiterfpirren belle
gen Iollte.
IS fouutten, nm Dem &irhenfilr
+ item ON ieinem Gbrentoge ibre glner-
. ffenlung 5l 5olen, Der Sice-Hrolt
, bent Oes 2anoes, Serr Slernan, De
@oriiber 0es Sberbunoesgcrtdfs
Serr 8bite, Senotoren uno Hep
!. rtilentanten, 8otidaiter uuo' &c
q IanDte, giitoie iulb orOere fotboli
81 ife. @iirbentrGger, @eiItli6c De
firhli6eH gefemntniilt
Il p5pitperneure perihieSener Staotel
!. sic ItGotiIfeir 9ehorben lllto md
auu @etigiteu ole breitcn Iolfs
i. id)id)tcn bringcn Dem Sllbilor lbr
II @brllng bar
5 @erooc oarin, oab Sod ilnh 9til
z bria 2eute Ser neri6icbenen fird
Il Iidfen Hidtiirgen nt0 gefeltittnil
J, in ber @erthihdsiitg bcs aafoinal
/. ais airbcitfiirit, ipie ais berporrt
/. ragenoer 9iirger zines Sinnes I'M
s Iiegt sic groBe un0 ur9clpobnlldj
/. 9eOelttiutg oieier Subilauntsfeier.
N &arbinal @ibbons bat leinen bt
II ben fird,[idwn Stang perbdltriBnlc
j. ria illng, I'M 9(ltpr pom 53 Sabref
erbalten uno lit bis icbt 0as ein3t
5 ae N'itaIieo Ses aaroinol-aollegliln
il in oen Gereiiligtcn Staaten geblt'
. ben. gSte bod man IN Rom De
i 9Srielter Gibbons fbon in iilltge
), ,subren ipiiroigte, aeigt ii6 Iton %
/, rim bub er ldJon i'm aItcr bon 3
t. ,Sabren 5um 9iidof ernannt ipnroe
il 6alnit ser iiingIte gii6of Der fatbol
Is iden Stride ouf ser 9all5cn Gro
+, ipltr0e.
ei Ser Subilar, benz beitte 10 grot
D. cr Sribltt Der Inertenlllng BON q
4. lenl Seiten 0arge6ra6t miro,
III nidlt BLOB eilr treuer geratber lelnf
e. airde geipeien, ionbcrn bat oud oe
IL. io5ialcn sSro9eip unierer 3ett 9rot
III Sldnerflamfeit geidcnft nno lellle
ne gimhtB geltei1o eernodt, ole @egel
li- iibc olls5ugleihen nno inter cte
t. s5aoerncen 5,t permitteln. llno o.
lB ic iegensreihe Sh0tigfeit 1T es 3
TN ionOers, Die beute groBe Wfanner q
'e. Ter 9efenntniIie 5lilaltnterp fiIDr
ht oen Sp6ilor @ibbons Mnertellilill
es lmo @erebrung 5lp aollen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
,saab 2isenicn, glnssciteat
Sm Monat Wini.

VIM. J. Jordan, Hermann, R F. D.
e. w. Warren, Tea
Edw. e. Shelton, Tea
Fred. Uthe, Potsdam,
Geo. H. Klenk, Hermann
Geo. Bauer, Hermann
Geo. E. Weber, Hermann, r. F. p,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16

braIrden iino. lit m0glid. a6er fein.
esapegs seuiB, 10 lalige iie MIR allf
Serbeiierilng oes 9egetaudrti9en Sp.
iteins beoott finb. gs feblt alien
olaien Waifineu nod ein ipeientlidl.
es Clement, pa6cs erit nod erfln.
ben ODER gefiutben lueroen milB, efe
man ppm elmer mirfliden @roberilng
Der 2uft ipre6eu fam. 8is iebt iit
Die sleronnlltif unr eim Sport, ilnO
5tuar Elm rcAt 9eiabrli6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16

*gom 10 bis gum 12 SUM. IN
flmipe, iueroen mir Sunbfabrtfarten
bon @eu1onn nod @alpeston, Ger,
su Dem niebrigen &reis bon $34. 80
oerfa,ifen; giltig fir Die &iiftabrt
bis ann s SSuli. ss5n Dallas, ooer
in Soltiton miro auf oent 9int ober
Sem Ser.@eqe elm slbite6er bon
orei gagen eeitattet. &eileftierenpe
lino freanoIidit erilS6t iif tbre'
,Sabrfarfen einige Gage Dor antrltt
Ser &eiie SIT beiprgen.
q. e. Sramcr,
g(at. Wto. B. st. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16

glnIdBIid, Ser oiegjabrigen Sauit-
nler Gbautoitqlla Seaipn fperoell mir
bonn /. Ssinti bis aitm 80. Septerltber
gtlln6iabrfortat BON $ernlatnr irad
SoIliiter Spriipgs, NO, sat oern feDr
apieoerigcn &reis BON 1925 nertalt.
ien. Giqtig fir Die 8iidfebrt bts
Sian 81. Sftober.
G. 9. aratner,
aot. @io, q. T. st.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16

qtbOurirt aui bas sstmantter /.
8olfsblatt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16

Better gortlanO Cement, So cts
per Sod, bei
Sefotte 8r . 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
3iclperimdc gegem glerpplane.
@uih II, 6. Slug.

Muf Ser @6be BON Yropinceton,
Mfa11., lolen in ser i%ibernaditen $50
DIE 8ielperiude gegen Meroplane INT
ternon1en mer0en, bon oenen iib Ste
Marinepermaltl1ng intereiiante &eirl=
tote beripridt. IS iollen in eriter
2inie &poroplane 5ltr @erpenolng
fon1me11, 6lngmaidinen, Sic nit Eon=
tons a1sgeitottet fins, Sic ibnen 0aS
M%ieSergehen u1b @ie0erm1f1teigen ol1t
oem @oller ie6er5eit ermoglicben. Die
6obrer mer0en peri uden, blinoe @om=
ben ouf Sic 5hiffe ST merfen, rn6 Sic
Mltfgabe ser Mrtilleriitet a1f Sen LETT
terel1 it, Sic Slugmaidinen lange ge=
mug ms @ilier 5lt nebmen, 0oB I'M
grnitfale ein mirfiamer SdnB obge=
fel,ert lper0en fDnnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
@inocrmme oes sdiffsperfebrs.
&c G ~ Worf, z. Slug.

6iinf5ig brittide uSrampoampfer. "
Sic li6 iebt I'M bieligen Safen befin=
Sen, meroen m%obrl6einli6 anf nnab=
iebbare 3eit infolge zines Streitbe=
febls feitliegen, ser bon Ser brttilbe1
Seemom1sunion erlalien moroen tit.
Sic Matroien un0 &ei5er Ser trans
atlm1tiiGen 9ampfergeieuidaften lal=
len lid) ltets fir Sic &%unoreiie aus
mu1tern, m6bren0 sic Mannidaften
Ser uSrampoampfer" imnter nltr ari
cine ein5elne Sabrt abi6lieBen. 9ie
Union fat cine nel1e 2obnlilte ait ge=
felt, melde cine augeneine Grbo=
bung poriibet, un0 sic Mfatroien ba-
BEN Mnmeii Jung erbalten, ii6 nur un=
ter Sen 1el1en 8e6ingrngen 81 per=
pfli6ten. Mitglieoer ser anrerifani=
lden l1nionen baben bon ibren 8eam=
ten nidt Sic grlaubnib erbalten, Sic
Elase Ser Streifer ein5unebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

Madridt baB er am 2. Mueuit nit
einem gisberg 8%uiammenitieB l1no be,
oeuteno bei9doigt 1pur6e. Trob0em
fonnte er obne 8eiitano sic 6abrt
fortieben. IS muroe DEM Sdiff elm
groBes Stiid bonn 8ug meggeriiien,
sod lit oas Sod uber Ser @aiierliuie,
looob es leidt peritopft mer6en fonn-
tie. Ser Sui ammenitob erfolgte in
einem oidten @ebel etpa 100 Meilen
bon ser &iiite bon Meufnnolonb ent-
fernt. Sobalo Ser Mnprau erfolg<
te, CAB ser &apitan 8efebl fir &C.
genoampf iooaB sic 8aiiagiere sen
gisberg nod nidt einmal gu @eiidt
hefamer. 3lm Mnoenfen blieben aber
piele Tonnen Sis auf Dem Ded lie
gen6 Sic BEL ser &oniiton bon Sem
gisberg abgcbroden paren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

5ernen, 10 maiiib 6ieie audi ansieben
uno 10 bebagli9 iie al16 eingeridtet
iin6. 5tablfonitruftion balt langer
uno bringt 10 NIT Ser 3eit Die Mebr-
foiten mie6er ei1t. @enn 6as @ei6aft
ser giienbabnen iid meiter bebt, mie
bisber, meroen file audi an groBere
Musoebnung ibrer 2inien oenfen toni
men, sic 6ur9 5unebmenoe @ebolfe-
rmngsoidtigfeit in Sen noe tliden uno
iiiopeitliden @ebieten mobl gerebt=
fertigt lit. Sir Elm 2an6 bon Der
Musoebnung ser Ser. Staoten itno
242, 900 Meilen 8%abngeleiie berbalt=
niBmdBig geringe 8abl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
G%iiembabm.@

3u 5enen, sic INNER 5u flagen ba-
ben, uenn fife audi BETTER baran find
oIs an6ere, geb0ren au6 sic @iienbab'
men. @enn man sic M%euBernngen IT,
rer Setter anb0rt, baben lie nod ME 10
1dledte @eidafte gemadt mie I'M leb>
ten Sabre uno trob ibrer ~georiidten
Gage leien Tie bon SEN 5taaten iopobl
mie BON Ser nationa1en &egiernng,
audi gelegentlid BON itaotiiden Ser
maltungen 6urd a1erlei @eietgebung
uno MfaBregeln gan5 rmgebiibrlif
oraneialiert mor0en, babel batten ite
sic 2obne erboben miiiien, Sic Mus=
gaben fir Matertal, fir Mellanid)of=
fur1gen l11o grboltung Ser Mnlogen
ieien unperbdltniBmdbig g%eitiegerL Die
ginnobmen binter Sen grmartnngel1
5l,riidgeblieben, fl,r5 es lei ibne1 redt
ldledt gegangen. Man fonnte sic
MftionGre proentlib bemitleioen. Scum
fornmt ober Sic 3miidenltaatli6e Ser
fe6rsfomniliion nit ibrem So6resbe=
rid)t rno ga 5eigt iid) ein anoeres
9ilO.
Sic @u1tto : giltnabn1el1 outs Sen
242,0OO Meilen ser 8abnen beliefen
iid i'm pprigen Sabre al1f $780,
$4,000, mtitbin ouf 1921, 36S,00O
npebr ais i'm Sabre 1909. 9cr &eill=
oelpillult aus oielen ginnobmen be-
trl,g $919,O6O,000 cine 3ltna6me
bon SOS, 100000 gegen 0aS poraafge=
ge,gene Sabr. 9(n 0ipi0enoel1 >pl1roen
fir 1910 $275,2S9,000 mtsbe5ablt,
INN $1O,127,0O0 mebr als I'M Sabre
5l1ppr. Ser @ei ummtiiberldnB, na6
9(ballq aller Ml1sgoben, mar SILL
7OS,00O gegel1 $t07, S6t, 900 I'M no=
rigel1 Sabre ur0 $49,444,00 900 in
1908.
Motiirli6 mer0en Sic 8abnperpal=
tl11gen be0ol1er1, 0oB lie feinen grobe=
ren lteberi6nB oufpeii EN- f0nnen nro
Sic Snbober ser Bombs u10 Mftien
mer0en ibnen ither oarin beiltimmet1,
ober lper1n lie l1mihou iiber Sic CT
fridge o11oerer 8etriebe balten, mer0en
iie guns 5ufrie6en iein f0nnen. Son
Ser @ebung ser @eidafte baben tie
einen guns biibiden Mntbeil genonen.
l1n0 6eu1gen1aB per0en tie or6 int
ltan0e iein, fir lire 8etriebe groBere
Muf menoungen GIT MAIDEN, pie 0ieS
aus Sent itetig 5unebmen6en gerfebrS=
geidaft notbmen0ig miro. 9aB iie 3d.
nit 5u iebr 8uriidgebalten boben, bat
iib Dor einigen Sabren, als Sic St en=
babn= l1ngliidsfaue formli@ epioemii@
mur0erl i6mer 9era6t. Sic na6iten
grfor0erniiie iin6 6ur6gangige Mnla=
&c ooppelter 8abngeletie nno galt
it4blener Herionentpagen, Sic bel 3u=
iammenitoBen un0 ionitigen 3rfauen
gr0bere Si6erbeit bieten als Sic fol-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
&oMiiiom nit &isberg,

SEEM Dorf, 6. Slug.
Ser 9umpfer vGolltmbia" bon ser
9(nbor 2inie, Ser BON @laSgom IN
Seem Dorf eingetroffen lit, bringt Ste
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-16
COFFEE ADVANCES
NEARLY CENT A POUND

New York, oct l5.-Followins he
already sensa. .onal advances OF the
last several weeks there was a slump
Of practically a cent a pound IN the
local coffee market today one OF the
biggest price movements in the mis-
tory of the trade, which carried Do
cember contracts up TO 1895, or with
in five points OF the recently predicted
lJc level Business SUR assed in vol
ume anything ever noted eXcelt in
times of extreme excitement and lp-
proXimated 100000 bags for the lsy.
The market closed only a few pon-s
OF from the top with the tone steady
at prices which ranged anywhere from
IS TO l02 points above the closin- h--
uTeI Wednesday.
The continued unfayorable weather
in Brazil and the report that October
Towering was a failure, with biz adj
yances both in Brazilian and European
markets and reports that leading
roasters We're sweeping the local pot
market bare OF supplies at sharply
range OF prices, seemed re-
SpOnsible for the days eXcitemeut.
The average consumer, il is said,
has not felt the full advance. Roast
ers in most instances avoid splitting
the nickel" and while the buyer OF
roasted coffee for home consumption
is probably paying sc a pound more
on the average than ne did six months
ago, the more recent advances in the
berry apparently have yet
TO make themselves felt in the rc,ail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-16
Is the World Growing Better?

Many things go to prove that il is
The way thousands are trying TO help
others is proof Among them is Mrs
W. Gould of Pittsfield, n. II. Findins
good health by taking Electric Biz
ters, she now advises other sufferers.
everywhere, TO take Them. FOR years
| suffered with stomach and kidney
trouble she writes. Every Inedi-
cine used failed till took Electric
Bitters. But this great remedy helped
me wonderfully" They'll help any
woman. They're the best tonic and
finest liver and kidney remedy that's
made. Try them. You'll see. soc at
Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-16

nose and throat specialist is accord
ed a clinic seldom iound. The special
lst on skin diseases is perhaps the
busiest OF the stan, as he has 10 deal
with the most perplexin5 problem OF
prison ailment-yeneral diseases. From
the general practioners down to The
bacfcriolog!st who examines sputum
and blood and the BertilIion specialist
who measures and photographs the
subjects. the process Of designating
and classifying diseases is being car
ried on with rapidly and thorough
ness that is being freely commented
upon.
The specialists conducting the work
We're chosen oy state 'oIh'hi-' oiI''
O. Health Nahr VINO is personally IH
charge Of th" WORK. Each Spec'al'''
renders q separate report on each sun
iect This report "hen coLated' VIII
become o state publication. 1t VIII De
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-16
INCREASE IN SALARIES.
More Pay for tieads or Several State
Educational institutions.

Oklahoma City, okla, oct. 10
Raises in the salaries of the heads
OF several state educational insli.
tutiCns were made rcccntlr by the
state board of education. The sala.
rics OF the presidents OF the six
normal schools were raised from
800 each to $2,7G0 each. rhe salary
OF j. Alex Moore president of the
Industrial Institute and College for
Girls a. Chickas.a, was advanced
from $2,1Oo to $2,iOo
The salary of Lynn Glove. prcsi.
dent of the University Preparatory
School at TonkaWd was raised from
g. 900 to $1,000 The salary o. J l..
Hayes, president of the Eastern Uni.
vcrsity Preparatory school at Clar.
ence. was increased from 5000 10
80, 400
The board selected Auettc b.
Cowles, formerly superintendent Of
the City Hospital Of the city OF Mex
leo, as superintendent of the state
Medical Hospital in this city. Mrs
Eva DUNCAN OF Muskogee was elected
first assistant teacher of piano at the
State University at Norman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-16
OCTOBER 1e IN HISTORY.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-16
STATE PRISONERS
ON INSPECTION
STATE COMM S s ON r OF
HEALTH AND STAFF OF SPEC
IALlSTS INVESTIGATING.

McAle.ter, Okla, oct li.-Iha'
conservation of public health regard
less of cnyironmcnts recognizing that
"a public charge is entitled to The full
benefits afforded by modern science,
is the key note Of state of Oklahoma
was demonstrated here when state
Commissioner of Health j. C. Mahr
and stan of specialists began the in
$ lection OF every inmate Of the sta.e
ucuitcntiary
The proccs5 Of inspection, as inur
,uratcd by DR. Mahr is being accepted
by the medical profession as the most
advanced step yet undertaken by the
state department OF health.
Each inmate OF the state prison Is
being accorded a most critical exam
nation BY the ST. ecialists who were
chosen by the state commissioner @.
health Tor their ability along special
lines of scientific work. As a result
the prisoners are being subjected TO
more thorough inspection that be
falls the lo' of the average man.
Some highly interesting develop,
ments are being brought to light
which will no doubt have an import
ant hearing on the subject Of crimin
ality and disease. complete report
on each prisoner is being compiled by
the various specialists, and this report
will be rendered to the governor and
the state legislature.
Warden r. w. Dick, who is daily in
attendance at the investigation, is en-
thusiastic over the cooperation he is
receiving from the state commissioner
OF health.
Warden Dick said today;
Il deeply appreciate the RESPONSE
bility OF caring for more than twelve
hundred inmates OF the state peniten-
tiary as il involves more than the i'm
prisonmcnt Of my charges. Because a
man 10 so unfortunate as to be com
mitted to the state prison is no reason
why the state should not feel obligat-
ed to conserve the health and life of
the individual during the term of SER
vice. The usual means at our com
mand IN the hospital service of the
prison can hardly be expected to ac-
complish the results attained by the
specialists brought here by Commis-
sioncr Mahr. ! have seen enough to
convince me that the investigation
now in progress is being conducted by
men who know their business, and
benefit of scientific work never before
attempted in a state prison in the
west. | find that the prisoners are
elated and are willingly submitting to
the inspections and special treatment
offered.
"UnQucstionably the result OF this
work will stand % the credit OF the
state and | believe will do much to
solve tbe perpieXing problems involv-
ed in the study of criminology."
The process of inspection is highly
interesting. The prisoners are strip
ped and pass before the specialists
who make a critical examination for
The defects to be found in their res
The specialist on mental and ner-
vous diseases has difficult task as
a number OF prisoners are clever
enough to feign insanity The eye. /