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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-13
WE ALL MAKE SERIOUS MISTAKES ONCE IN A WHILEl

But the man who goes on making the same mistake con.
dualy IS to say the least, not very Wise fellow.
bD EVER occur To YOU buy goods asA fem delivery Merchant
ASK YOURSELF THE QUESTION: and
the Points CASH N THE YARD
at
be 6ffeedinthi II Pap the hsxt few honhs
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TEN TO TWENTY PER GENT ON Every DOLLAR YOU fM U.s.
ou Team Harness md Wagon of sss.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-13

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June ~. and II. o'clcck sharp
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Ghbe lester sspht hcrridtte. ,t,nT
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niann .rdsmen Spuncnidieitf tinsm
itets bembtstem 6inmel une taiter
suit nor. ielbi msun ibu Der St,lneis
In Strbnsen pom yseiidlte tpllt uno
rr mjt.bsiH .nemhsrmsi blsish at.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Between
Ourselves

The writer is feeling blue to-
day; hence this somewhat pes
simistic dissertation.
DENATURED VALUES.
A new name for an old, old
article of trade. A new name
and a mighty fitting name.
Webster tells us that de-
natured means Changed In ma
ture or untitled for ordinary use
by the addition of other mate
rails"
Denatured values are DOC
TORED VALUES, and doctored
values are an abomination-
DIRTY THINGS that good stores
shun as they would the plague.
Look out for denatured values
and beware Of the store that
advertises them. Pin your faith
to the store that deals truth
fully. Shop where they adver-
tise the truth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Hair Goods

Our three days hair goods
sale comes to a close Saturday.
Just see how we have cut our
prices:
wAvY TRANSFORMATIONS
Long hair; regular 2.bo each
speclaA SsV~
wAvY TRANSFORMATIONS
Best German hair; regular 500
special
wAvY PoMPADoURsLon rib
bon foundation; selected hair;
regular $50, at..............1.o0
3o-sn. swTrCHES-short stems;
straight hair; reg. ESQ, 1900
a8-in. wITCH s-Straight
hair; assorted shades; reg. $50,
At .xsf5
gain. SwTTCHES-0 German
wavy hair; selected; regular $50,
at 500
Gain. SwITCHES-Short stems;
wavy hair; reg. 7.5o. special. 600
PSYCHE PUFFS-Large full
pufrs; best hair; reg. 4.50 ea-3-50
REAL HAIR NETS-Large
siEe; brown and black; reg. 16c
each .11c
HAIR ROLLS-Fbre and wire
styles; reg. soc; special at. .Ssc
ALCOHOL LAMPS for heating
curling irons; reg. soc, at. soc
CLUSTER PUFFS-Best styles;
first quality; reg. 500 to 500,
at S.OU
REAL HAIR NETSLOf human
hair; reg. 25c; 8 for Soc, each..1He
HAIR PIN CABINETS-Large
variety OF best hair pins; regular
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
@ Framed
Pictures l7C

What pretty pictures for 15c!
What wonderful bargains! The
writer could scarcely believe his
eyes when he saw them. Charm
ing heads, daintily colored. One
Inch black frames. Size of pic
ture 8x16. The glass alone Is
worth nearly as much as we ask
for the picture complete. Hurry
for them!
Harrison Fisher Pictures -
six Greatest Moments; six pic
lures in m frame; size Sx25;
framed In one-inch solid SaC
oak frame; spec. Saturday wv
Harrison Fisher Pictures-An-
other collection of this artists
most popular subjects; size of
picture 18X24; framed in ~
inch solid oak frames; 2Oc
special at o>$
Horse Combination Pictures
Framed in three-inch black
frames, ornamented with horse
shoes, whip and bit; we shall Of
fer these popular pictures OEc
Saturday at ............. >ON
Black and White Prints-A
large variety of good subjects In
these black and white and COL
ored prints; framed in 11a-inch
dark brown frames; spe- EnC
cially priced at ......... OO\
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Mems Shoes
Lowered

Listen, men, and we will tell
you how to save 100 to $50
Saturday. We are going to place
IN sale at ESQ about Ave hun
dred pairs of mems shoes that
were never meant to sell for less
than $50 and 400. These shoes
are good, otherwise they would
not be here, and the styles are
all that the heart OF man could
wish for. Be gracious to your
self, sir, and see them. Lace
and button, patent colt, gun
metal calf, vici kid and tan
calf; welted soles; $50 = cn
to 400 shoes, Saturday. L.CU
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
A Charming
200 Waist

Batlste and cotton voile
waists In new styles; trimmed
with linen and valenciennes
laces; also the new pcplum
blouses Of cotton wolfe, trimmed
with cluny lace or blind en-
broidery; high and low necks;
yoke and long effects; , on
reg. ESQ, at. AsUU
Pretty W~aists-Messaline, tat
feta, net and chiffon in newest
models and shades; handsomely
trimmed with laces, side frills
and tucks; reg. 400, J 00
at OsVV
New Waists-High and low
neck and peplum waists, trim
med with bands Of lace and en-
broidery; also llnon tailored
waists; regularly 1.50 OQc
each, at 1CN
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Ball Bearing
Roller Skates

I.&9 Roller Skates 129-
Union bail-bearing skates, nick
ei-piated; best steel extension
style to at any size shoe; all
clamp, half clamp and leather
h~eel-straps.
LOO Steel Roller Skates 10
Extension style roller skates,
strongly made Of tte best grade
Of steel; steel rollers; half
clamp and leather h~eei-straps.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
LOO Umbrellas 6OC

my kingdom for an umbrella" Was this your wall last
Wednesday night? There's plenty more rain up above and you
will be caught again before long. Saturday we are going to SELL
or, had we not better say present?-about a thousand mighty good
umbrellas for the triAing sum of 6c. How many of these worthy
umbrellas are you going to carry off? Good enough to carry
cheap enough to lose. Umbrellas that will fill the bill for any and
all purposes. Good covers; staunch rods; reliable frames. Come to
Bambergers Saturday and prepare for April showers. Don't miss
this sale-if you do, you'll regret it sure.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
The Verdict

I'm ready with my verdict" said
Madam Newark, after she had viewed our OPEN
Ing show. "Your suits and wraps and gowns are
the most beautiful | have ever seen and your
prices are just as moderate as your garments
are beautiful" We knew what the verdict would
be before 1t was returned.
Our 1850 Suits+Plain tailored or trim
med suits Of fine mannish serges and whipcords.
Black, navy blue and new tan shades. Charm
Ing styles.
Serge Dresses, 500 Smart o~ne-piece
dresses, made of fine serge, In black and navy
blue. The ~prettiest styles imaginable-neatly
trimmed.
Tailored Suits, 2O.OO-Handsomely tai
lored suits in several captivating models. Made
Of the most popular materials, in black and lead
Ing shades.
Lingerie Dresses, 6.O0-Several dainty
new styles for your selection. or all-over en-
~broidery or trimmed with cluny and val. lace and
blind embroidery.
Dress Skirts, 5.00-Made in the very
newest effects, of fine quality serges, Panamas,
w%hipcords and neat mixtures; good styles; we'll
tailored.
Spring Coats, 17.50-Loose or semi-Ht-
ting coats, in the seasons newest models. Serges,
w%hipcords and smart mixtures-trimmed with silk
and braid.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
St. PatriCk's
Day Songs lOc
Special Demonstration in Music
Store, Fifth Floor

Special Demonstration in Music
Store, Fifth Floor
Believe Me If All Those En-
dearing Young Charms; Come
Kiss the Blarney; The Last Rose
of Summer; Where the River
Shannon Flows; Come Back to
Erin; Ireland. 1 Love You;
kathleen Mavourneen; An Irish
Smile; Harp That Once Through
Tara's Halls; Maggie Brady;
Kerry Dance; For Killarney and
You; Killarney; St Patrick's
Day; Rory O'Moore; Wearing of
the Green; Kathleen Kildare;
They've Won Every Nations IN
Battle But Their own. iUC
Chauncey OIcott's Songs ~
Love the Name of Mary; Mother
Machree; My Wild Irish 73c
Rose. Copy ...,......... ~VS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Last Day Jewelry Sale

100 PIN Sets z5c-0old fronts,
signet style; chased and polished
soc Cuff Pins 25c-Two on .
card gold front; Roman or pol
ished.
soc Scarf Pins 2oo-sisnet
style; plain or engine turned
Doc Link Buttons 2ec-Lever
filed.
s-Piece Pin Sets 85c-sterlins
fronts; fancy OF beaded edges;
nice shape.
soc Earrings ssc-Long drop
effects; sterling and metal; also
gilt hoops.
zUc and 100 Sash Pins 900
Beautiful patterns; imitation out
stones.
ChiIdrcn's LEO Bracelets 700
Roman and polished; gold filled.
75c Coat Chains 45c-Fancy
links; engine turned buttons;
LOO Combination Sets do
Link buttons, scarfpin and 4 COL
lar buttons.
zoo Bracelets 1.9S-Chased and
engraved patterns; secret lock-
25c Hat Pins 18c-Ball and pear
shaped styles; gold-filled stock.
1.5O Pearl Bead Necklaces 05c-
Filled beads in cream and pink
tints.
1.25 and 1.5O Lorgnette Chains
Ooc-Gold-f filled and sterling cable
links.
LOO La vaiIiere 70c-Platinum
finish; pretty pendants.
1.5O Rope Necklaces 1.2O-Goid
filled; splendid quality; IS inches
long.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Ornaments
for the Hair

You will open your eyes
when you see these pretty
hair ornaments. In looks
they are away above their
price. Fresh from across the
water. Floral, butterfly and
spiral effects-dainty and eff
fective. All fancy shades.
!. values DC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
The Man
His Kingship

II We were to attempt to do
Justice to the subject of our
mems clothes instead of using
this modest single column we
would perhaps write and write
and write until we had filled a
whole pagel Perfection. That is
the word that describes our
mems apparel. Never before
have we shown so many styles
30 many exclusive styles, and
never before have we begun a
new season with such remark
able values. We direct atten-
ton to the following:
Mems Spring Suits and Over
coats. ........... 1890 to 5000
Young. Mems Spring Suits
from. 100 to $500
English Slip-ons and Rain
coats. .....~.... 500 to $500
Separate Trousers at prices
from ..... ....... zoo to 100
White, Fancy and Full Dress
vests to 400
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Ivory Enameled
Clocks csc

Regular $50 tlmepIeces. Sev-,
eral beautiful designs; floral,
figure and Flofentine. Stand s
to 10 inches high. Three-lnch
dials; warranted movements.
Shown in the beautiful ivory
finish.
Csc Alarm Clocks 49c-These
splendid clocks are fitted with
warranted movements and
switch to shut off alarm. Spe-
cial Saturday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Custom Sale

We are about to wind up our great 1880 made-to-
measure sale. Saturday Is the last day. This has been
the most successful sale of Its kind ever held in Newark.
You would scarcely believe us If we were to tell you how
many men have had their measures taken during the past
nine daysl And the best part of It is, at least so per cent.
of these men bought 1880 custom-tailored suits and coats
last fall. What does this prove? Sack suits, Prince Albert
coats and vests, spring overcoats and raincoats, made from
materials Of your own selection. Plenty of handsome
fancy worsteds; cassimeres and cheviots innumerable;
blue serges galore and black cays, thibets and black
unfinished worsteds. Remember, only one more day
don't delay. Mems Store, Third Floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Extra! Sale of Floor OilClOth
Regular Csc Quality for 15C

We are going to sell several thousand yards Of floor olcloth Saturday at
most ridiculous figure. OF course, you are going to take advantage of the chance
Think of buying a good quality Of floor oldoth for 15e a yardi That is exactly what
Mind you, these ondoths are from full fresh rolls, all of which is strictly perfect &c
Regular 25c quality; special Saturday pers SQUARE yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Pardon, Madam, Have Vol
a Small Foot?

About FIVE hundred pairs Of these worthy boots left for Satur-
days selling. Lace and button. Fine gunmetal calf, patent colt
and Wei kid. Not a pair In the lot worth less than ESQ, but being
small sizes we have to take q loss on them. Such is the law of
modern merchandising. It's sad but true. If you have a Cinderella
foot come for your share of the treat.
Womens Shoes in sizes to 2H Women's Shoes in size 3H only;
special per pair ..............7Sc special per pair .....:.......125
Womens Shoes in size 8 only; Womens Shoes in size 4 only;
special per pair .............1O0 special, per pair .............150
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Adorable Hats

Were you at the opening? Did you see the
gorgeous things our buyer brought with him from
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15
Best Theatre Seats

Our theatre ticket Office is a success. We knew
that it would be. Best seats for all the LOCAL play
houses (no out-of-town tickets sold) at box-oface
prices. Seats on sale a week In advance. Public
Convenience Bureau, Frst Floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-15

Norfolk Suits - OF
strictly all-wool ma
terials, In n e w
spring patterns; full
cut models; perfect
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05
POLAR BEARS
BEAT G|RAFFES
THGY WIN 10 TO o ~ FIRST o.
SERIES OF BASKETBALL GAMES
AT n. N. c. a.

The oiranss ana Polar Bears % the
intsrmediats division % tae junior
basketball league % the v. NJ. 9. a
played the frst ~ q series 81 games
yesterday afternoon % decide the
championship "a their department.
The Polar Bears won % the tune -
is 20 a. The Girares had the Eame
their way ~ the end u the frst half.
the score being 90 /. I'd Lee starred
for the long nsckn durinE this part o.
the game ~ ais accurate goal throw
ing However With a slight change In
the arrangement of their players the
Bears. were able % put the damper
on their opponents and In the last Aalf
turned the tables. making fftesn points
% the UirafTes three
The lineup Of the teams we're a.
follows. Giranes Roberts and ia Lee.
forwards. Barrow. center Coleman
and Richards. guards.
Polar Bears Davis and Caro-. for
wards. Brassel. center. Pooley and
n. Lee. guards.
The next same In this division viii
be played on next Saturday. between
tae Bsopardn and Giranes. They boys
are taking q great deal Of interest IN
the game and no doubt win exhibit
some fast playinE.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05
PRAISES THIS
CITY FOR THE
SPIRIT SHOWN
MosiLE REGISTER COMPARES
WHAT IS sElso DONE HERE w
WAY OF PUBLe DOCKS TO LACK
oF ACTON THERE.

The Mobile Register - yesterday
contained the following editorial:
"PoasacoHans DO not seem 70 have
tha dimcuIty we ~ Mobile oxp'rienced
in coming % a realization that the way
out and upward for = seaport II by
municipal docks ar terminals and belt
line railroads. that are o. perform ser
vice for al interests alike Mobliians
were natly told by the candidate ar
forwards successfui IN retaining his
position az cify commissioner. that
seeking such public facilities here was
rainbow chasing. and that aetna q
that sort would discredit the admins
trnflnn from a business point ~ view.
Meanwhile Pensacola f. going
rhead in plans Tor doing thu very thing
that was described aa absurd n at
tfmptsd - Mohlilans. The mayor ~
tr-t ciw publishes his proclamation
Tor a special election 20 be held De-
Crmbsf 90 o. take the vote % the peo-
pie on ths wharf and railroad proposi-
tiona. The ordinance vas approved
November -. and r. now referred 20
the electors. who. 81 ia believed. wiii
sanction tho iasue n bonds Tor pur-
poses. named by tes mayor as follows.
For tho purpoas % iasuina three
hundrsd thousand eCsoo. .o00.0e dollars
bonds for eatahliahing. constructing
and clulupinE one or mcre municipal
wharves or docks. includirg dredKsuE
and o.her necessary harblr Improve
uients. and the purchase of property
necessary 90 supplement citf properly
to De- used az sites f1r such purposes.
sFor the purpose % issulng one hhu-
drod thousand titoo. .o0oool dollars
fcnds Tor. eetabiiahing. cons ructlng
and equippinR municipal raiirtads 90
connect municipal wharycs or docks
with other wharvcs, docks, railroads
and industrial establishments IN 'he
city. including the purchase - prol .
erty and rights and furnishing motive
power necessary therefor
which people are tae more pro-
rreaHive7 which the more independent
81 influences adverse % their progress
along lines that have re approval q
students ~ economic problems n
seems 90 az that penHacolians teach
ua q lesson. They show ne the way.
cor. are they rainbow chasing
Come. be honest you know they arc
not"
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05
FIREMAN GIVEN
A HEAVY FINE
~ TIE COURT oF RECORD ~.
WILLIAMS 10 SENTENCED TO
PAY a FINE OF go.

AZ yostsrdsy's pa~s day SESSION of
the court of record, JudFo ~ n. BegEs
presidinE. a. wIliamS q mamber of
the Pensacola nre department. chAreed
with assault was lined tto and costs
o. serve three months IN the county
iall lie via pay the ane.
williams was arrested on a warrant
made hy John q. Phillips manager %
MuscoEes wharf. who alleged that he
was knocked scnsciess while on the
street several days aEo hy = blow from
Wtliiamss hst The trouble betweon
the men waH the result 81 an effort
on the part % Phillips 90 keep VIII
liamss sons from committing alleged
Violations - rules governing the wharf
81 which he is manager
other sentences were as follows
Josh woods. a negro. aggravated as
sauit $50 and costs or six months.
Woods WAS originally charged with as
sault with intent 20 murder. but the
state accepted the plea which he en-
tered yesterday lie shot Lemon Pat
ton. another negro. a. Muhcoaee last
April tho latter recovering from the
eject ~ the wound
Arthur Wesley. a negro. larceny. So
end costs. lie was charged wita steal
inR innk from A. Malino an East In
tendencia street Junk dealer
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05
AiILLVILLE.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL

SPECIAL To IhE doAhMAAa
Mnleviiie. F1a-. Dec. AIR. James
Stewart from Falco. Ala. spent a few
DAYS in Minvils this week looking fur
a place 60 set up ais machinery % 90
turned woodwork
Mr.. James Laird from Laurel HiL
Pa, IL Visiting friends and relatives
IN Mliivlllo this week
pr. Robt Biackshcar a very prom
inent physician of Dothan. Ala. was
m town rhis week on professional
business
Mrs. Lille Miller and children visit
"a the family of Mr. w r. Mcdaniel
IN Panama City sunday.
The German Arnerican Lumber Co.
VII be quite busy during the next few
weeks a. they have four large ves-
sells now taking on lnmber cargo "a
Millville that it viii take more than
four million feet 20 complete. and
three more vessels ere expected 20 ar
RE Ter cargo "a the next ten days.
Dr. Ailen n Miller was called 10
Panama cty oa professional buasueas
today.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05
LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL. GLOSSY
HARRIS CENT "DANDER|NE'
HAIR COMING oUTrIF Day sRr
Is FULL OF pANoRUFF-UsE -oANoERINE-

within ten minutes after an appn-
cation % Danderiue you cannot md q
single trace o. DandruF or = loose Or
falling hair and your scalp win not
uca. but what viii please you moHt
VIII BE- after a few weeks use when
you will actually see new hair. nne
sud dowuy a. nrst-gez-hut really
new hair-growIng al ever the scalp
A little uanderine wir Immediately
double the beauty % your hair. No
{ nsrence how duiL faded. brittle and
scraEE,. Just moistsn q Goth utta
Danderins and carefully draw W
through your hair. taking one small
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

fC1utlnurd from paEe Ouel
for ere Mississippi improvements. Tie
said that before an other cunsldera-
tions must b. placed the idea of pre-
venting foods like those % last spring
which caused great destruction from
sE Louie - New Orleans. lie deciar-
"a that bis enforcement of improve
ment would BE- forthcomina NJ the
work were placed in the hands -
army engineers So far ss other watrr-
way uruiects we're concerned. tho pres
ident said bis approval would be lack
ing unless their hackers could show
nn rund case and a. dire q necessity
a. could ne Mississippi valley states.
We'll" concluded the president n
vIean nuv million dollars a. enough
f1r ono morning
MANY ~ the deleKatcs wcrs startled
~ TIE presidents speech 30 FAR -
they knew. t was the first time as had
recommended appropriations Cor water.
way improvements continEcnt upon
Hord prevention. m spite ~ fhe fact
that % apparently ga not mcff the
views ~ scores ~ delegates. the spe~rf,
vns warmly appiauded a. several
places
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

strand a. q time The eject is amaz-
ing-your hair viii be nght. nuTy and
wayy. and have an appearance %
abundance; an Incompatible iustre.
softness and luEurianca. che beauty
and simmer q true hair health
Get q Is cent bottle 81 Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove Go yourself
tonight-now your hair is a.
pretty and soft a. any-that u has
been neElected or injured b. careless
treatment-thata ali--you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots ~ o. "
you viil tust Try q little Dandsrins
fAdvh
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05
KILLS THE DANDRUFF GERM;
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Others Initiate and Make Similar Claims. But the
Genuine and Original Dandruf Germ Des-
troyer is Newbro's Hsrpicide,

b>en known As Ire criEinsfv~ms8y ana
tha only one thAt - Eeuuine
Donr bs fooled BY praparafions
which are trading upon thu raaxv~Aous
success of Hsrpicsds. Reznenber you
take no chances wfth Nswhroa Harpa-
eide
Hswtro's H9picsds IN soc and tf.oo
sires 10 soid ~ AT dsaleru who Ruar-
antee u 90 DO al that r. oaairned n
you are not satisned your mnosy VII
he refunded.
Applications ~ wood barber shops.
The Herpicids Company, of Dstroit.
Mich. Dept r. VII send a sample
bottle and booklet upon receipt Of 100
IN postage. pA1emberte's Pharmacy.
SPECIAL agent lAdv.l
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

The discovery of the dandrur gsra
as the cause of ali hair troubles - not
a recent event Prof. Unna Eave the
germ theory 20 ths world IA lsET and
two years later sabouraud by his ez-
periments with a rabbit proved beyond
doubt tha aetual eyistcncs q this
germ.
on the heels ~ this establishment
% the germ theory came tie Discovery
~ Newhro's Hsrpicide. THIS vas the
first and only remedy for the dSstruc-
ton ~ the dandrum Kerrn.
There have been other preparations
alleged 20 kin tAis germ. stop faTiinE
hair and itchinE % tho scalp. But
Newhro's Ierricide really does thsas
thinrs. For THE rea@on q has long
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05
WILL DISCUSS DISSOLUTION
OF UNION PACIFIC MERGER

salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. An
nouncement that the operating officials
Of the Union Pacific railroad wtu meet
here tomorrow 70 discuss steps nsoes-
Hary 20 "unscrambie- ita railroad stock
holdings leads 20 the belief that salt
Lake city may be the strateEical point
from which the Reorganization order
BY the supreme court Of the United
States viii be discussed
some attorneys says the United
...=s-s dbtrict court of Utah may be
designated 90 supervise the supreme
courts mandate.