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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09
PERSONALS

/ Bob Chapman of TishOmingo was
business visitor today.
Henry Smith of Norman was reg
istered at the Wilmington.
r.. NJ Reavis of Shawnee was a
business visitor yesterday
H. H. Shaw of Muskogee was trans
acting business here yesterday
Miss Hazel Graham of Fort Worth
is visiting Miss Mary Rossington.
Joe Wiuiford of Woodford was in
the city yesterday on business.
Rev. j. l.. Keller of Shawnee was
in the city yesterday visiting friends.
w. NJ. Coney, a progressive farmer
Of Lone Grove, was in the city
yesterday.
W. !. Thompson of Pauls Valley
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs. II. \. Jones and daughter,
Watha. are here from Denison, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Young.
Misses Bessie and Bertie Mccoy
returned yesterday from Mulkey,
where they have been visiting friends
Mrs. Victor Williams has returned
from an extended visit with rela-
tives at Lewisville and Denton, Tex
as. She was accompanied home by
her cousin, Miss Maggie Minis, who
will visit here few weeks.
Miss Beatrice speer has returned
from visit of several weeks with
friends in Texas. She will resume
her place with the Ditzler Dry Goods
company tomorrow morning.
Charley Cathey is here from Ros'
well, y. NJ, and will remain here
for about ten days visiting with T..
y. and Henry Cathey. He says Ros-
well has had plenty Of rain during
the past three months and that con
dtions are very good in that sec
ton
Miss Daisic II. Gray, milliner at
Dtzler Dry Goods Cos, will leave
here tonight TO visit st. Louis. Chi
cago and other wholesale points
where she will spend some time in
the trimming rooms and make pur-
chases for her fall stock. \ part OF
her vacation will be spent at her
home i'm Indiana.
Mrs. Russell Skeliey, who is IN
tbe millinery business at Gatesville'
Texas. and who has been spendins
few days here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James \. Shinhoiser'
LETT Yesterday for Oklahoma CITY
and from there she will go to other
wholesale markets to make her pur-
chases and also to spend some time
in the trimming rooms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09
There is Only One

There is only one cold storage
market. where you can be absolutely
sure Of getting the best of meats at
every purchase. The most sanitary
market in Southern Oklahoma and
nothing but the best meats are
bought A phone order will receive
the same careful attention that you
would get if you called in person.
Don't forget to phone us when you
want the best
ARDNORE MEAT MARKET AND
COLD STORAGE CO., Phone 50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09
LAST DAY OF
MISSING WORDS
POPULAR CONTEST COMES TO A
CLOSE WITH THIS ISSUE OF
THE ARDMoRElTE.

This is your last chance to share in
the money prizes that have been Civ
en- by the Ardmoreite in the past
thirty days through the Missing Word
Contest.
As we stated Thursday, three words
were omitted fro mthe page Friday
and they are easy to find. Today
these three words are worth two dol
lars.
Read all the ads on the pase-not
alone for the money prizes, but for
the bargains told of therein.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09
RINGER DRUG co.

Plans have been drawn by Architect
Tackett for the park board for a band
stand to be erected in Central park on
West Main street. The stand is a
thing of beauty and will cost in the
neighborhood of five hundred dollars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09
SAY GOOD BYE.

The mosquito says good bye 10
You when you use our mosquito To-
ton. Aside from keeping the mos
quito away it is healing to the skin,
Made and sold only by -..
RINGER DRUG. CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09

Trout founder. halibut and chan
mel cat fish. City Fish Market Phone
359.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09

Head lettuce and tomatoes now
will have plenty of fresh vegetables
next week. Phone us. City Fish
Market. Phone 359.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09
The HOME OE REXkLL.

We are the exclusive agents for
these celebrated remedies, more than
hundred, and every one sold un-
der a positive guarantee.
RINGER DRUG. co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09
103 IN THE SHADE.

That's some hot, but say, when It
gets that hot again, stop at our foun-
tain, sit under the fans and enjoy
one OF our cooling and refreshing
drinks.
RINEER nRIrG %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09

DILL. SOUR AND SW EET
PICKLES IN BULK AND BOTTLES
AT w. j. LANES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09

HELloTROPE, THE BEST FLOUR
ON THE MARKET FOR CAKE AND
PASTRY, SOLD IN ARDMoRE ONLY
BY W. J. LANE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09

PORTED AND DOMESTIC
CHEESE AT W. J. LANES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09

IN PORT Cd AND DOMESTIC
CHEESE AT W. ]. LANES,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-09

IMPO TED AND DOMESTIC
CHEESE AT w. J. LANES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-31

bros que Ia Curia romano dec1ara pel-
grosos para los cat6licos en- una epoc
en- que no hab1a a1n alcanzado La dig
nidad episcopal.
Els muy estimado Ell Hungrla, as1 CO.
mo en- Austria. donde goza de gramdes
y es, sin duda, uno de los
miembros mas esclarecido del episcopado
cat6lico de Hungr1a.
Los que lie conocen dicen que ell obs
po Probaska es una persona muy piado-
sa, muy buena de conducta irreprocha-
BILE.
Los tres libros senalados por ell In
dex" llevan los siguientes t1tulos: Ell CO.
.tozicismo ne0dera1o, Las erogeraciones del
imtelectualismo y iMds pas!
Viena, Julio de 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-31

|fue constru1da en- los famosos astilleros
|de Pontevedra, siendo la preferida por
Colon para Capitana, no obstante ser un
|buque de carga, va viejo y de malas
|condiciones marineras, pues La Nina y
La Ps,atG reunian mejores condiciones,
" como dice ell bibli6filo Garcia de. la
|Riega, fue casual esta election uuiso
|reunir en- ell nonbre de La Gallega los
dos recuerdos, ell de la nave y ell de Cali
|cia, 81 en- ella hubiese nacido?
En- las memorials de Colon, los histo-
|riadores castellanistas, encontraron al
|gunas frases de sabor 8 lexico gallego,
que no han sabido verter traducir al
|castellano; asl como en- la Erase que Co.
a0n, emplea, al describir ell desembarco,
|en un dla ardiente caluroso de los tr6-
picos, en- que ell sol penetra en- ell cuer-
po como 81 fuera un hierro enrojecido di-
ce: Ell sol te'a5G espeto, frases que cam
biaron por esta otra: el sol te1ala lmpetu,
ignorando que en- Galicia Sc dice item o
sol espeto, cuando los rayos del sol son
ardientes; a1n Sc podr1an citar otras fra
ses galicianas que tannbien usa Colon en-
su correspondence.
Por ell documento No. IS, sc We, que
por ceduia del Arzobispo de Santiago,
Senor: de Pontevedra, fechada en- Is de
Mario de 1413 dirigida al Concejo,
|Juez, Alcalde, Jurados y hombres bue-
nos de la villa de Pontevedra, Sc orde-
ma entrgar "recogidos y recabados' -
lis, 900 maravedises de moneda vieja 4
Mhese Nicolas Oderigo de Geneva. Es-
tie apellido Oderigo, es Ell de un lntimo
amigo de Colon, que lie merecio la con-
fanza de ser depositario en- 1902, de las
copias de sus tftulos, despachos demas
documentos y Sc llamaba Nicolas Oderi-
go y hab1a sido embajador 8 represen-
tante de la Rep1blica de Geneva ante
los Reyes Cat6licos; observase que entire
|ambos Oderigos ha transcurrido casi un
siglo y que demuestra que eran dos r.
individuos del mismo nombre y apelli-
do, uno en- 1413, y ~otro en- 1902; esta
hace refexionar, 81 ell pri-
nero fue ascendiente del segundo, que
probablemente fuera tambien navegante
Is mercader que trafcaba en- los puertos
de Galicia, que cobraba de orden del
Arzobispo de Santiago $4,000 marave-
dies, 8 81 alguno de sus descendientes hui
biera podido ser consul embajador en-
la Rep1blica de Geneva, 8 tambien 81
los padres de Colon emigraron a Italia
" que el Oderigo de Galicia di6 para ell
de Italia alguna recommendation del arzo-
bispo de Santiago. La historic de este
personaje no esta aiin bien aclarada.'
Dr. Constantine H0gt0.
(Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-31
La insubordinacion
en- ell "Numancia' y
Informes oficiales.

Ell presidente del Consejo, al recibir
aver a los periodistas, les facilit6 ell 81
guiente telegrarna que ACADIA de reci-
bir del ministro de Marina:
"Segun com1lnique V. E., s1lces0
"Nmmancia carece Ell absolute de
toda importancia que no sea la de I'm
delito militar de discipline interior
del buque, que sera castigado con ARE
glo a las leyes.
Ninguna clase ha faltado al deber ::
todos muy bien
Un fogonero, IN artillero y doce pre-
ferentes son Unicamente los que delin-
quieron.
" .El suceso d71r6 menos de diez mi
-nltos, sin que Sc diera cslento EN- el
buque los demas tripulantes.
Absolute y perfecto estado de dis
ciplina y entusiasmo en- todos los 'tl-
ques de la Marina.
La opinion plblica aqui, sin dar i'm
portancia al suceso''
El Sr. Canalejas hizo constar que
con la lectura del anterior despacho
:quedaba rectiicada la cifra de 2S IN
subordinados de que hablaban algsl-
nos telegramas particulares, y Sc la
mento de la forma precipitada y com
fusa Ell que algunos corresponsales
telegrafaron la noticia a provincias y
al extranjero, y que 81 Sc VIC obligado
a dirigirse q los gobernadores civiles
y a algunas agencias de information
para restablecer la verdad de los he
chos dejar bien sentado su verdade-
70 alcance.
Ell Sr. Canalejas anadi6 que los hn-
ques que estahan en- Huelva habian
-llegado a San Fernando haibian sido
revistados por el ministro de Marina,
a quien habia autorizado para seguir
dos tres dias mas en- San Fernando
en- vista de que la enfermedad de su
hijo contin1a.
LID SlAInd1 Id N1uC So I1SLIu uyC d lUS
insubordinados - termino diciendo el
jefe del Gobierno-quedara termina-
da hoy mismo.
Por la noche no tuvo ell Sr Canale-
jas mas que un telegrama del gober-
nador civil confrmando que ell minis
tro de Marina hab1a visitado revis-
tado los barcos de la escuadra y habia
quedado muy satisfecho del espiritu
que alienta en- todos los marines.
La snmaria instruida a los ins,lbor-
dinados del "Numancia" no pudo ter
minar aver; terminara hoy segura-
mente
Ell ministro no regresara 4 Madrid
hasta el jueves.
"El Diario de cadiz. .
y El sFDiario de Gadiz'' da, del suceso
la siguiente version:
~ f ~ +
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-31
DE vlENA
ELL ARCHIDUQUE CARL
YLA PRINCESA ZITA
(Continuara.)

En- ell palacio Pianore celebraronse en-
meses pasados los esponsales del archidu-
que Carl Franz-Josef de Austria con la
hermoslsima princesa Zita de Bor-
b6n-P Parma.
E archiduque Carl Franz-Josef, que
en- representation de S. M. el Kaiser ha
asistido a las festas de la coronaci6n de
los Reyes de Inglaterra, es ell hijo mayor
del difunto archiduque Otto y de la ar.
chiduquesa Maria Josefa de Sajonia y
heredero presunto La Corona de Aus
tria- -Hungr1a despues de la muerte de S.
M. el Kaiser y de su ito el archiduque
Franz Ferdinand, cuya esposa, la du-
quesa de Hohenberg, por haber contrai-
do matrimonio ganaticamente, no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-31

tiene derecho, seg1n las leyes austriacas,
a subir al trono.
! Algunos peri0dicos muy bien infor-
mados de Austria y de Hungrla dicen
que el principe heredero Franz-Ferdi-
nand, teniendo en- cuenta estas circllns-
tancias y no pudiendo compartir Ell tro-
no de Austria con su esposa, la duquesa
de Hohenberg, cedera, cuando ell momen-
to llegue, su puesto al archiduque Carl
,Franz-Josef.
| Por la misma raz0n, la Prensa austro-
h1ngara saluda como futura emperatriz
de Austria y reina de Hungr1a la prin-
cesa Zita, cuya fotograf1a Sc puede yer
en- todos los escaparates de las tiendas de
Viena es reproducida por todos los pc
riodicos revistas de Viena y Budapest
! La princesa Zita de Parma, que es una
beldad sin igual Sc parece mucho a la
malograda emperatriz Isabel desde GU
va muerte las pocas festas qpe sa han
celebrado en- la Corte de Austria no han
revestido-por razones que ell lector COM
prendera-la esplendidez a que los vie:
neses estaban acostumbrados
Ell archduque Carl Franz-Josef, que
viste e1 uniforme de captain de Drago-
mes, cuenta actualmente veinticuatro
amos, y goza, tanto en- Austria como EN-
Hmgr1a, de las mismas simpat1as que
su difrnto padre, ell archiduque Otto.
La princesa Zita no cuenta mas que
diez y ,nueve amos, pues naci0 EN- ell pa
aacio Pianore, cerca de Viareggio, el 8 de
Mayo de 1892. A pesar de haber nacido
en- Italia, tiene una educaci-0n puramen-
tie alemana, pues ha pasado la mayor par
tie de su juventud en- ell Schloss Sehwar-
rzau, cerca de Viena. Tampoco su exterior
tiene NADIA de italiano; su RIGA cabellera
es rubia como Ell orc, y sus ojos son azu-
les, cual 81 hubiese nacido q orillas del
: Danubio.
! El mismo d1a de la boda, que, segtn Sc
dice, tendra lugar en- Viena,. q mediados
de Agosto principles de Septiembre,
! la princesa Zita sera nombraIda primera
DANA en- la Corte de Austria Hungria,
'cuya function ha desempenado hasta aho-
ra la archiduquesa Maria -Annunziata
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-31
Apnon. MlaueI Masear6 Garefsr

Continue aver siendD el tema de
todas conversaciones los .actDs, al pa
recer de indisciplina, ocurridos en- la
rada de Tanger a bordo del crucero
s'Numancia. -.
En- aos centros ohciales la reserva
era absolute, y ell lmnor pnblico iba
fernando la ''bola de 'nieve" hasta
desfgurar Y abultar LOS acontecimien-
tOs.
Por estas 'razones la Information re-
sulta rn'ly diffcil
De publico sc decia en- la noche del
10. al del corriente cue, POGO despues
de las doce y media, nnos tripulantes
del Numancia' manifestation seial
de disgusto contra el segundo CONAN
dante del buque, senior Gonzalez Lila
nos.
Tanbien iban- sigae el rumor p1-
blico-contra el contramaestre de Vi
veres.
Gritaban los indisciplinados:: "iQue
nos acometen, que vienen los moros."
Y los que estaban durmiendo Sc
despertaban al escuchar esas voces de
alarma coglan tambien los fusiles.
Pero uegaron ell co1nandante y los
oficiales, los que dorninaron 10 que
ocurrfa, haciendose respetar y dete-
niendo q los promovedores, que fueron
puestos en- barras.
No medic aggression nj Hlubo nadie le-
sionado
Ell pcrlmero en- aeudir cuando Sc ini-
clio ell suceso fue un condestable, cue
trat6 de poner orden, diciendo:
i Qu5 vais a perderos! mo ser
tontos >.
-Cc1-5.oa usted no va nada--ie con-
testaroG y no le hicjAron caso
Un marinero corrio s dar parte de
10 que ocurrla al official de guardia, y
este Sc persona, y seguidamente los
demas Jefes y oficiales, como antes Sc
dice, .restableciendose el orden.
Sc dice los que llegaron a tomar las
armas en La confnsiun de la alarma
fsletron unos 40, los cue fueron me-
tidos en- '5arras ocho
Otros ha5lan de cifras distintas; pc
70 todos convienen en QUE no Sc disfa-
70 III IN tiro, aUn cHlando es possible
etle hllb1ase filsiles cargados.
Dicese que los principles complica-
dos son Gu cabo de mar varios Togo
neros.
Aver tarde Sc esparaba al ''Numan-
cia' en- Ia Carraca - pero hasta las
lmeve Gle la noche: NO: habla: llegado nj
estaha a la vista -;
Ahadlase que entrar1a hoy al anna
necer y quedarla fondeado EN- el sitio
aislado de Puntales llamado Poza de
Santa Isabel. '.''3''
En- San Fernando Sc decia anoche
que hoy, en- el expreso, llegara el mi
nistro de Marina, ST.. Pidal y. que des-
de la estaci6n marchara al .ss.Numan-
cia, cue va estara fondeado en- el 81
ito que queda dicho :
En- ell penal de Cuatro Torres Sc ha-
bia preparado alojamiento para 60 pre-
sos, segnn 1umores.
Tambien Sc decia quie q bordo del
"Nu,naneia cooperarop eficazmente
restablecer el orden 81 teniente de
lnfanteria de Marina ID. Juan .Alcal Y
Ell sargento de dicho O,darpo.;,
Como aver dijimos, e ssNaimancia''
hace un mes, pr6xima anente, que Sc en-
contraba en- TAnger, doande fne ,despu6s
de haberse posesionado' del mando Ell
Sr. D. Ricardo Fernandaz de IA Puen-
te. 's'':4h:nssi
| El segundo comandantese eg ID, Carlos
Gonzalez de Llanos, y ef terter conan
dante, D. Mannel Garcia Velazqnez.
El eontador es npestfO paisano D.
Miguel Lopez. ,.'s
(Continuara:)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-31
CRISIS MINISTERIAL

Las 1ltimas elecciones, como era de
prever, han surtido su efecto. Ell mi
imistro de Concrete, doctor Weisskirch-
|ner, uno de los jefes del partido sociaGs-
ita-cristiano, derrotado 1ltimamente fue
lei primero que present6 su dimisi6n al
Kaiser.
Tambien Sc VIC obligado q dimitir Ell
presidente del Consejo de ministries, ba-
ron de Biehmerth, E igual ejemplo sigui6
jel senior Gombinski, ministro de Ferro-
carriles.
Su. Majestad ha confado la constitu-
cion del nueYo Ministerio al barren Won
Gautsch, una de las personalidades mas
isalientes del mundo politico austriaco.
Els dificil decir 81 el nuevo Ministerio
|lograra captarse las simpat1as del nuevo
Reichsrat De todos modos, st1 posici6n
Isera todavla mucho mas crltica que la
|del precedente, pues tendra que llchar
|contra los socialistas- -cristianos contra
Ia mlnorla cheque, dos partldos que, de
|declarar la obstruction en- ell nuevo Par
|lamentO, como han anunciado harlan i'm
possible todo trabajo fructuoso.
'El nuevo Ministerio Sc presentara an
tie ell Reichsrat a mediados del corriente
mes, y dej0 para entonces ell hablar ex-
|tensamente sobre este asunto.
LIBROS PROHIBIDOs !
La Santa Sede ha prohibido los ca
t6licos de Hungria la lectura de las obras
de Ottokar Prohaska, obispo de Stuhl-
weissenburg.
h ia noticia de esta medida inesperalda
lra causado gran estupe efacci6n, tanto en-
los cfrculos polfticos como celesiastieos.
El 0bispo Prohaska escribi6 los tres IL
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-08-11
Chicago Board OF
Education and Saloons

The members of the Board of Education in the city of
Chicago appointed by the mayor This furnishes chance
for the liquor traffic in with its political influence
and power counterfeit far possible any scientific
temperance instruction the children may receive The law
requesting these instructions to be given by the teachers
in the public schools receiving scant attention There
without doubt institution that is standing in the way Of
many children receiving school eouca-
ton the saloon when the hand of the liquor dealers
organization attempting and often succeedng in
shaping appointments of the members of the board that
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-08-11

the children who permitted to to school may be kept
possible in ignorance of the effect of alcohol upon
SYSTEM it ought the deepest resentment
the part Of the people,
Mrs. w. c. H Keough appointed by Mayor Harrison
member of the school board during the closing part of
his previous administration. She gave good account of
herself in that Office She interested herself in the suppress
of immoral literature and in the promotion Of the tenn
perance question. She formed a organization known
The Daughters of Temperance among the Catholic
She entered heartily into the campaign against the saloon
and it's kindred evils The people of the state of Illinois
have become pretty thoroughly acquainted with her work
and know of it's efficiency.
When attempt made amend the law requiring scen
tic instruction in the public Schools she one of those
who went Springfield and entered her protest and
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-08-11

the only member of the board who did. She remained
loyal Democrat and in the recent campaign, there
few whose services effective during Mr. Harri
campaign than hers; but when it to the seec
ton Of the members of the board Mrs Keough not
chosen In her stead the mayor conferred the honor upon
Mrs. AacNIahon, who has out since in interview
showing that she is antagonisc to the present law
ernng instruction to the children and in favor
of having changed We not at all surprised that
Mrs Keough recognized for her services to Mr..
Harrison in the last campaign in fact told her it would
be We pleased, however, to note that in comment
ing upon these two women, the Ne0 World, the leading
Catholic publication Of Chicago in the issue of July 3d. 1904
commended the appointment of Mrs. Keough follows:
The Board of Education is to be congratulated upon the
recent acquisition to membership of Mrs W. G. H. Keough
Mrs Keough has displayed marked ability upon many
public occasions in this city and has manifested strong
aptitude in the promotion of phianthropc religious and
social Matters Catholic Chicago proud of her representa-
tive the Board Of Education and feels disposed to rest
in the knowledge that its interests will be fully and
capably cared for
This Catholic publication in its issue of July 80 1911,
editoray criticised the utterances Of Mrs MacAIahon
Tn view Of Mrs. Keough's temperance activity while
member Of the board and in the light Of her successors
anti-temperance views it is clearly manifest that the nfu
mayor when he made his appointment in this case.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-08-11
Rally Round the Meg

readers will recall the account given in the ISSUE
of the murder of Charles Raube that occurred in Livingston
County, July 90
Charles Raube farmer, murdered by his friend and
neighbor, William Schultz The two had helped to
empty eight gallon key Of beer that had been purchased
for the thresng gang then work the farm They be-
came involved in drunken quarrel, result murder.
The following part Of editorial Of the Cornell Journal
Livingston County paper, A. b. Tiffany, editor This is
the paper of which the notorious c. A. Winde at
time editor At that time Wndle earnest advocate
of nolcense He has since been devotng his energy to
perpetuate the traffic that makes these tragedies
But the Journal continues paint the booze business in it's
true colors Regarding this murder it says:
We hope, this gang from farm to the other
engine starts and the wheels begin to turn they will hear
the walls of the widow and atherless children, the dying
of their murdered neighbour the sad amentaon Of
the murderer behind the bars; be able to the earaned
face of his wife she takes up the burden made douby
heavy by his act the sad children rendered atheress
and feel the heartaches of the widow until they each make
solemn to stand up like and denounce the damn
able debauchng devidistiled drug Of hell and do all in
their power help this fair country and nation
from the grasp of those whose god greed and who would
change national to orally Round the Keg, Boys,
and who would make this land Of the pree and the home
of the knave."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-14
A HOPEFUL MESSAGE TO SCALP
SUFFERERS AND MEN WHO'S
HAIR IS THINNING.

Dandruff now-bald later. The
same is true of scalp diseases. In
fact badness is scalp disease. The
trouble with the greasy salves and
lotions, the so-called dandruff and
scalp cures you have tried SO far is
that they don't do anything but tenn
porarily relieve the itching and cake
the dandruff SO it doesn't fall until
it's dried out again. Nothing can
cure-really cure such troubles but
real scalp medicine that will kill
the germs causing dandruff and scalp
disease. a: ...E
Learning from leading fellow
druggists throughout America that
they had found a WhirlWind cure for
dandruff, eczema and all diseases of
the skin and scalp the City Drug
Store on proving to the laboratories
compromising the treatment that it
is the most prominent drug store in
this city secured the agency for the
remedy. This remedy is zEMO, the
clean, liquid preparation that kills
the germ of disease and ZEMO SOAP
to wash the scalp or skin clear and
clean of the dandruff or scale and by
its antiseptic qualities soothe and
heal. =
Sold and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere and in Bemidji by the
City Drug Store.