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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
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@rbejbe bliber til en-. 41age for Sem i
5teoet for en- Gornpjelic?
@ar Sc miitet 9eres Wraierisbeo4 SPIT
% 8ilie til at blioe belbrcbet paa @runb
at be @merter, iom 9cres 2ioclier for=
a%arlaser Sem?
6ar .&eumatismcn lat fig i 9eres
Mujt lcr og lammet Seres 2emmer laa:
leocs, at Sc fpler 2ipet itte er prro at
lebe paa @runb at at Sagene er en- uen=
bclis plase og Netterne en- GorfGroelisz
beb.
Seq. tan linore 9cres Smerter, % ieg
er oillis til at sipre bette nu. strip til
mig; ubfDlo Gouponen os ienb oennc
iamtioig. Set er alt, bbao Sc bebpber
at SIRE. Seq bill sipre @eften, roen q,
bet tofter Sem noeet.
: &cumatisme, &Dgimerter, @prelioelfer,
8lGrelioeller, tronit &atarrb, tp soeli9
Sbasbeo og ben iaatalote manolisc Gpagz
beo beror / @egelen paa en- os iamm.
Spasbeo 1rinipre=Torsiftnina. Min
8ebanoling, iom CT forfiellis fra ale
andre, tommer til at ~forDribe Yla9erne
og gjpr 2ipet brrb at lepe. Sag ben,
iaa at Sc Tan itaa op ON Enlargement eff
ter en- goo ,os f~tprtenbe Mattclbpn, ityrtet
og uobbilet. Seres Muitler tpmmer at
ter igien til at lpitre 9eres @ilje oo 9ip=
re bette pil1i9t uben at foraarlage Gmer=
ter. 9eres &Dgjmerter tommer til at
foripinoe, iaa at Sc tommer til at tatt.
oa oeliigne mia, iom iaa mango andre
Suiinoer bar 9jort.
Senne 8ebanbline CT life ct Gtsperi=
ment. Sen inbeboloer life Meoiciner,
Der bil ajbre Sem Stabe meoens be giber
Sem miolertioig 0inbrina. Sammeniet>
n%inserne er itet / @enbolb til DC lopfor=
orbneoe Gortrifter.
Seq tilbDoer mig life at fenbe en- prs=
be, men en- tomplet 9i=9ases 8ebanblins
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
@fanbinabtif &unitaoiilling / Slime.
rita.
@tpttes al De tire ifanoinaoiife
@i9ers &on9er.

Sorbere6elierne for Sen ti6ligere
omtalte ffan6inabilfe &1&n1tnoitilling
Der / Mmerifa er nil 1angt frem,
fre6ne. Mr. Sobn 81. @abe, Der ct
Gorman6 for Mmericonz 5canbina=
bian @ocietp" iom bor foranltaltet
u6itillingen> bor nplig mo6taget
Motits fra BEN bersmte ipenlfe 8in=
ACCOMPLISHMENTS @u1taf Mbolf
Gieitao, at ban ct ganet in6 poo at
ien6e 8 Malerier til Sen ifon6ina<
piife &unituoltilling pg at beibge
omerifan1fe @unltgallerier. Mr.
@brtltian 8riton, Sen amerifanite
&1nitfrittfer, 6er u6orbei6er @ata>
log ODER u6itillingen, iag6e fornp.
Zig / ct Snterpieu ONT Giglta6:
r@on er Sen itprite lepen6e @ne-
2an6fobsmaler. @ons Mrbej0e er
af &arofter 6eforotib. Set bor NH
ligpis liant li6t fra Set japanife,
men ct life be1to min6re u6preget
fpenf og %nationalt og bor en- egen
Sn6ibt6uolitet. Sieitabs Sneicener
gior6e ct bpbt sSn6trpf peb en- l16-
itilling / @om fornpIig."
Gieita6 u6marfer fig baa6e ion,
Mtblet og Moler. Det Saftum, at
bon er en- feriteflosies @feitelpber,
er mnaife @r11n6en til, at Fan inr-
Zig for balgt Sc og Sne iom @pe>
cialitet for lin &unit.
Mr. @abe bar pnret / Walbing-
tor for at i%nteresiere 6e tire Metni>
fire fra 9anmarf, @ogre og Sperige
Il nebnte @unituoltilling, og Mini,
iter gfengren fra @perige> @ini=
1ter 8ruun fra 0anmarf og Minis
iter 8rpn fra Morge bar allelam>
men Iobet at 6eltage / &eceptionen
set amerifanife &unitgalleri / Seen
Sort SEN 10. Sec. og formelt aab,
ne l16filltngen / 6eres relpetttpf
5oberpners Nabn.
So Mr. @a6e ii6ite Sommer Be-
iggte Sc ifanbinabiife 2anoe, blet
Iban mo6taget ! Ml1biens at &one
@uitab al Sperige, Song @briifiar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
DIR. ABBOTT

Seq pil, at enbper Manb %
&btnbe, iom leier bcnnc Mpis, ifal
tilifripe mig, for at cripple min
nnberfnlbe si-9ases Bebanbline
Srit.
Set er life en- Torisss=uooelins at
Meoiciner / 2i9bco meo bpao t~ioligere E,
1et, iom jes MI tilbDoer Sem. Settle er
bperten en- Gtsperiment O}eoicin eller ct
YrpDe=8epis, men en- tomplet 3i=9ases
8ebanoling, Der bar b%elbreoet en- bel Sci
andre 4erioner, os iom tan belbreoe
Sem. Sen er abiolut fri. Ser er in
gen penseuoles at sibre. Seq betaler
iaabel 4orto iom anbres11bleg. Seq
bill iimpeltben bare bjelpe 9ufinber at
9ioenbe, iom Sat for ben Gremgan9 nit
32=aarise @irte i Neutrality-suspicious.
bar bragt mig.
9eriom Sc bar &eumatisme, emerte,
nosen at be spsoomme, Der fOraarioges
af nrinigre, i%aaleoss iom silfeloet otts
er meo tpinoelis 5pagbeo iamt %iaatalo1
manolis ncrobs Sbasbeo, oa t%ilitrib mig
% uofplo ben coupon, Der finoes trDtt
neoenfor, og ies bil oa ienoe Sem itrats
en- fu%loitenoia Si=9ases Bebanolins, i
2i9beo meo, bpao jes bar ienot 9uiinocr
andre, bDiltet @ionesbDroene bebiier.
Ser er altfor megen 6Dsoom ber i
@eroen, og @ooeoaarla9en til oisle ct boz
re 9isesDloisbeo. 9ansparise 8ebanoltn=
ger os be oermeo forbunbne toitbare Me=
biciner, er MI lite lensere paatrepet.
Seq fan os belbreber mco oisle Ei=9a;.
ges 8ebanblinser. Seq bit gibe 9uiinbe,
at Qioenoe Nnleonins til at nDoe soot'
at mine Spfinoelier oa for min esen
&esnins. Set tofter Sem intet bperten.
III eller ienere.
@r &c ploget al Smcrtcr?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
slmenit nnortrap 800.

@or 2on6sman0, slug. 9uortrup,
&osierer og oominiitreren0e Giret<
tGr | set itore @rooflpn<Tirma Tra=
oericf 2oeI CT & Co., 6e6e 6en Ste
Nobember / lit Stem / @icbmon6
Sill, bbor ban boe6e neiten 9gr /
|Der me6 Ell on6en al bore fineote
2an6smpn6, &r. Sacob 81. &iis.
Mugult @urtrup fp6tes / Mnnin=
ge paa 6a1iter 1912 og blep oltloa
70 Mar gammel. Sans Sober, ser
por Brelt, 1enote bam / 2atinifole.
ban blep @tu6ent, og ga @rigen u6-
bre6, mel6te ban fig 1864 lom Of
ficersaipirant. SIR &rigen enbte
bar bon opanceret til 2pjtnont.
Sort efter rejlte Fan til Mmerifo
og in6rullere6e Jig / Noroltaternes
Seer = 8orgerfrtgen bar Sen Gang
paa lit bpie1te. Gen. &aasleff, BEN
6aberen6e 6anife @elan6t / @aib=
ington, lobebe at gipre lin Sn6Ip>
oelle g~iel6enoe bos &rgl t6ent Sim
coin, iaa Sen 0anlfe 5ol6at fun6e
faa Sfficerspatent. Men imi0lertio
ifutte0es Sreo, og 4uortrup 6eltog
berefter iom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS peo
ct acknowledgement / flere &e
moo Sn6ianerne / set fjerne &eit,
bpor ian oplpe6e en- &nffe farlige
og ippn6en6e gDentDr.
S 1868 tog ban Mfife6 fra See
rem og bIep nogen Sio efter oniat
iom n@orter" / 6irmaet 2oeier &
60, / bpis &ieneite ban forblep til
lin 500.
Sra lin un6eror6ne6e @lo6s or
beioeoe ban fig efterboanoen frem
til at blipe Superintendent og Gene
raj Manager / Sirmaet, og for ct
8ar &ar ii6en palgteS ban, Der al
lere6e lenge bapbe beret Msiocie |
Sirmoet, iii 6ettes &aslerer.
S @icbmon0 Sill, bbor ban bor
boet / mango Mdr, befle6te ban
mango offentlige Silil6sbperb.
Soru6en at bore 6anif &aaben=
bro6er bar ban Me6lem of ~tbe
@ron6 Mrmp Of tie &epublic".
@uortr11p pe0blep bele tit SIP at
bore EN- go6 banf Monb, / Sale
iom / Sinh. SON in%teresiereoe fig
leoen6e for ~6unIf-mertfanife Sor.
bol6, me11 bol0t Jig Deficient tilbage
bbor bans Snbflp6elie og Mnerfien.
Belle bilbe bape berettiget en- mere
attftiib GremtrR6en.
st 2oeier 60. mi er @rooflpns
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

iererne og 9eforatererne en6nu life
bar begpnot oeres Mrbei6e. Seq bar
bert Sole ON itore Molerier, iom
iDmboliierer Sre6sbepegsliens Srem:
ifri0t. Sag Sem / Met! &per
Gang ct iaa0ant opbanges, bill set
reg1e meb Sbrapnels ct eller anbet
|Steo. Ser nRpnes ogiaa Statuer
@ar, 2ur, 9abor etc.,, lom ifal
prpoe @allerierne: enbuer al benz
bill foite Suftnoer al @ennei fer 81
bet. 0g Sen Sag, bette 6re6stem=
pei in6bies, bltoer ser en- olmin6e=
Zig 8er6cnsfrig.
Seq forlanger, at bette Salads
i9bnes meo Sor6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

ltgrite department Store" = en-
al be iterlte / 9onoet = ifploes / en-
beientlig @rao 6enne @onos Sni<
tiatip, Gpgtigbe6 og itore Gncrgi.
Quortrup, Ser blen rant al ct
@lagtilfeloe, e%fterla0cr Jig @nfe> 5
>Spnner og 6 Gptre.
Meo @uguit Quortrup CT en-
banif Mono goaet bort, iom pao
mangfolbige Maaoer pnr en- Erpo
for ben Station, ban tilbgrte.
CT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

&eier Tran5 Soief % Mmnnbien.
Sen eiterrigife Seller bar, iom fpr
fortelig me66elt, mo6taget Mmnn6=
ien / Mu6iens.
Sp6isbapsforiferen forteller ielb
ON M%uoieniens Sorleb: &eiieren
fpurgte bam, ONT ban bab6e bobt
mango @trabooier at giennemgaa
og Mmunoien fortalte ON 0oerpint-
ringen / 6rambeim.
Gl Slut u6ipurgte. Monarfen
Mmun0ien ON bans nermeite Srem-
tiospla1,er og b6rte meo Eilfre6s-
itillelie, at 6oriferen ollere6e / 1914
igien oil reiie no poa ny Sp6agel-
iesfpr6 / Nor6isbobet.
Mu0ienlen bore6e ct &parters Si6.
Mmunoien tilfeier, at &eiieren Ter
meget go0t no. v@m bar / De 5
Mor, Ser er %forldbne, ii6en iey bab6e
Ben bGje n6merfelie at faa Maie=
1teten / Sale, i1et life foron6ret Jig,
og ban Ter ltge iaa fritz u6 MI, iom
6engang. Set er ganife merfper.
6igt, Fan ier inarere u6 iom en- 60
4aring en6 iom en- Mon6 paa 80.
&eiieren bebebe Mnbienfen me6 6e
be6ite gnifer for min 6remtio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
ifrpbeligt, og ct Galo for ca. 8 Tiger
iinpn fnitpnp hpr1ne Boo set @nnpIpip

'.HO NHLnS l-E.2 |T.E-M 49, n
ii0en faiteoe benbe paa oct @pgeleie,
bporfro bun lite mere reiite fig.
gun bar tter De 78 og lpngtes ef,
ter @pile. Sugar fulgte ri en-
ltor Goriamling - ben6es Steb uo
paa. &irfegaar6en. @u6 peliigne
ben6es Min6e, baa6e Der og bpor
bun elIers bar lebet.
@ua lt6t ON &oloniiationen. 81
er 10 en6nli fun ct glar gqmle, iqo
ri bar NOT 2ob til at min6e ON, at
Ri er ber og rbere to itap".
We6 8anfer er set truffef list /
9ang6rag, ga ri bar maattet un6er~
bon6le ifrtftlig til flere @i6er, men
MI ct 6ens @tprelie feroig til at
orgoniiere fig og bespn6e pau 8onf-
bpgningen, i6et &asiereren, &aroIo
&arfion fra &ortIan6, Oregon, tom
BERTH I Mftes. -
On Del npe 8pgninger er goaet
op / 6en ienere &i6> iaaleoes g.
Mlbertlens npe @tueba1s; Miis &a-
rem @qnien bar bpgeet en- rGot=
tage"; Mrs. Mplun6 bigger lige-
Ie6es, og 0pergaar6s CT Iige flpttet
ino / oeres &us. g. @lerup fra
8ancouper Ss1an6 bar bpgget boaoe
&us og @tal6 poa lit 9onb. Ebeo=
oor 8oulien fra @ol6en, Colo, iom
bor fidbt to @cres lige be6 8pen, ct
ogfaa / 6arh me6 at bpgge. @eren
Brandt fra Gan 2uis Obispo, Gal,
bar iolgt lin. 8orm oer os fipbt III
@cres al &dilan6et ber bos os og
flptter berneo / Den .nermeite Grem=
tio. &eoer &borien og &u1tru fra
GORDON, @ebruffa, 81. 6. sSobn1on
og &uitru fra 8alouie, @aib., og
6. 2arien fra &acine, @is., font
mer meo BET fprite for at tilbringe
en- 9el at eller bele @interen fer /
|@o1pong. Sens &anien og bans
Sbigeri6n Soc Sames, begge fra
@lf &orn, Soma,. er ber for Sioen
og bliber ber moaife / @inter, on1
Sc fan faa @us at leie; men set .er
banifeligt, tro6s alt, bpuo set BIZ
Der bpgget.
Ggmrer s. s. 6inien fra @acine,
@ts., fom bertil for en- Maone6stio
iioen, for en- flor Sci for6i bon ieg=
te ct &lima, bpor bans &ultru fun
De baabe at fomme al me6 lin @igt.
San Dor MI meb fin Semitic / of=
o9be @iprtinges &ns.
@noeltg, og bern1eo oil ieg flute,
bar Sarmerne traplt meb at figre
f.. @rus poa 2ompoc=&eien, JON gaur
igiennem Solpang, ioa ri penter /
2ebet al &intereu at faa nppnte
Tei IND UNDER 8etegnell len uferlte
&lasie".
Me0 penlig @ilien til 2eiernc.
.-
S 49, @rescricn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

life en9ans 4orto = jeg betaler olle l1b=
glitter. Men oeriom Sc letter 4ris paa
Spite, Gremsang, en- iuno Siel / ct iunct
9egeme, oa bbr Sc life betente Sem paa
at uofnloe Gouponen os 1enbe ben til
mig. @uft paa, at bet er gratis. Sc bill
lite itDloe mig noget, bperten MI eller
for Gremtiben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
AnrgP nnnRr III Krtn
/ uratrrhaurt.

Gn SnO1etDer 1tf1Der. | Oct 11or1te
8Ia6 rSi6ens Segn" felgen6e:
Mpgterne og fornufttge Bolf er
enige ONT, at hi bgr iette alt in6
paa at berge Dor Meutralitet. 0m
hi bar giort bpa6 gigres tan !: loa
@enlcen6e, t9r bel bore ct 6pprgs=
mool. Stemningen blan0t Tolfets
Slcrtal gaor for. 9iebliffet utpipl=
iomt / SEN Sterling, at hi moa itille
os iaa6an, at bort Goribar bliper
iaa go6t, iom ri ep11er at gipre Set.
Sba6 ifal Ri gi9re? Ser lpares,
at Tlaaoen mao gges og Ri mao
fiebe 2ltftiejlere. u6mprfet! Seq
tillaoer mig imt6lertib at iperge:
@r set S~oriparsmateriale, ri ollie
rebe bar, / .bebgrig Sr0en? San
ri riiifere, at Maifinertet / set az
eigren6e 9ieblif iloar &Iif?
Sit beipare 6isie @pprgsmoal u0=
%tpmmenoe er. life min Gag. Seq
er life fagfpnoig paa Smraooet,
men leg bar bog mes NIT 2eg=
man6spie let, at @parene life oil
|fal6e ttlfre6sltillen6e u6, / alt Sal6
for en- enelt @ren al bort Goripor.
Ser / &riitiansian0 bor Ri en-
fterre S9itning. Sen bar foitet nog=
le Millioner og Sen er bpgget for at
%foribore ct opermao6e ptgtigt Bunft
UNDER en- ebentuel Nor6i6fonflift.
9enne Snitning Ton mes Settled
gi6res ubrugbar paa en- Scat. Set
iDnes at bore en- flor Mn6, men Oct
er BEN uttlbplleoe San6be6. 60
gen ct Sen, at Seitntngen ligger
u6en noget Gilipn bele Natten igien-
men, noor un6toges Sen forte Com
merti6, so 9pelierne bripes.
81 fien6er MI TIL; bpa6 ser fore
|gif flor @fteraar mellem England
og Epiflan6. &rigen Ito6 for So.
rem, Operotionsfeltet bapoe / bette
|Silfaloe peret 8eIterbapet. @ap6c
EN- at @agterne billet bemegtige Jig
&riltionsia n0, folte6e set bare ct
&o6etelegram til en- bemmelig
Mgent, iom / Sorbeien fun6e bore
mbragt fer. &ar 6enne Man6 tef=
milf fpn6ig, fun6e ban poo en- Scot
ban6re op paa S66ereen, tr9nge
giennem Htgtraa6sgier6et = SET
fan pasieres at Gamer u6en Ell
&ift Sfjertet, = og giere iamtlige
&anoner u6rugelige. Sg bette ST.
bei6e fun6e ban pr9itere n6en al
blipe bemerfet al noget lepen6e Soc
in. Set bab6e beret opbDggeligt
for %, ON hi neite Sag, noor Sri.
gen bar erfl9ret, fan6t, at iamtlige
SlutltDffer paa &anonerne ba1
borte.
&or &erre er iom befien6t ole
9aarers 6ormDn6er. @an for u6en
por Sortieneite bol6t fin &oanb
ODER os bi6til. Men en- lignen6e
farlig @ituotion Tan naar. iom beli1
tnotreoe paa M, og Ga fun6e Sci
ben6e, at ri intet anen6e ia6 ne6e
/ set.
&ba6 ri mao forlonge er, at Sci
Scat og Sag iettes en- iterf @ogt
= en- @agt, iom life operman6es
en- Saan6eben6ing. Baa an6rt
Seitninger er Ser formo6entltg Gil
ferbe6sbeietninger, men fer goo1
ser en- enlig Mano og traffer, iat
lenge set er lpit. gIler er ser mao
tie fIere Geitninger Der til 2an6!
meo ct lige iaa effeftibt 9ilipn?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

Sfrip efter 8rbbennm11er paa
bette &lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
Sfnn ahHulut tnnrt1 Hrnur,

9iber Sc laalebes, at Seres baaligt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
MENINGITIS, ETC.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.
Disinfect Every Suspicious Spot.

The Boards of Health have issued
notices with suggestions to prevent
the prevalent diseases: Meningitis,
Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, etc. Per
sonal cleanliness is important and
YOUR premises should be kept in a
sanitary condition The telephone
transmitter is a possible means of
infection. The mouthpiece should be
frequently wiped with a cloth moist
ened in an odorless disinfectant.
Places where disease germs may de.
velop, the cellar hooks behind plumb
ing and all spots that can't be reach.
ed by the scrubbing brush should
be freely sprinkled with a mixture
of one % part of Platt's Chloride
and ten 0O) parts of water. This
dilution costs less than > cents
quart. The last thing at night pour
into the traps of the closets, wash.
basins, sinks, etc, just little Platt's
Chlorides. 1t is. an odorless. color
less liquid disi4fectant which instant
ly destroys foul Odors and disease
breeding matter Platts Chlorides is
stronger. safer and cheaper than car
bolic acid and all druggists sell it
in full quart bottles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02

After thirty years OF married bliss,
after ten children are born to them
and after grandchildren are in the
family, Mrs. Nancy l.. Edwards mas
filed suit for divorce against her
husband. W. W. Edwards. She al.
leges that they We're married in
1862 at Fosterville Tenn, that of the
ten children four are with her that
since 1904 her husband has become
Quarrelsome and abuses her and
threatens to do her bodily harm and
she asks the court for division of
the property consisting OF about $3.50
worth OF horses and plow tools ana
fodder, SO for her attorneys fee, the
custody of the four children and ali.
mony She did not state how much
alimony she desired. The suit was
filed by Coleman & Lasher.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
IN EDITORIAL IN OUTLOOK THE
FORMER PRESIDENT WOULD
LEAVE QUESTION TO WOMEN
DECIDE FOR THEMSELVES
Roosevelt Would Have Special Eec.
ton Throughout Country at Which
Only Women Would Vote and De.
eide on Suffrage Question.

Ncw York, y. Ys Feb. 2.-''l be-
lie.e in a woman's rights, whercve"
women want it, SAYS an editorial by
Theodore Roosevelt in the current is
sue Of the Outlook.
The article continues. II heartily
believe in equality of rights between
man and woman but also in full
ami emphatic recognition of the fac;
that normally there cannot he an
identity of functions.'
where women do not want suG
lraec it should not be forced upon
them | thiuk it would be we'll to let
the women themselves. and onlJ
women. vote at some special election
as TO whether they do or do not wish
to vote.
do not regard the suffrage move
ment as anything like as important
as either OF its extreme friends o.
extreme opponents think. II the
movement is judged only by those
advocates who dscredit themselves
and their sex by disorderly antics in
public, should certainly oppose it,
II pin my faith to women sutfra.
gists of the type of the late Julia
Ward Howe, one of the foremost cit.
izens of our republic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02

William kirkpatrick has returned
from visit to Fox, where he says
he saw the two sas and oil wells
which Sol +. Kmbrell has bored
about two miles west of Fox. The
wells are about 1872 feet deep and fur
nish vast quantity of gas and very
fine grade of oil Mr. Kirkpatrick al
so states that many farmers in that
section need help and would appre-
ciate clothing, groceries, feed or seed
and he says he does not see how thy
can make crop without help from
some source.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
EDWARD THRockMORToN, CHIEF
WITNESS FOR STATE IN SNEAO
TRIAL, DIES.
NO SESSION ~ TODAY
2.
Another Talismen Of One 'ndred
and twenty-five Ordered ST." oned
Five Men Selected for Jury ~
ice in Murder Trial.

Fort Worth, Texas, Feb. Ed
ward Throckmorton, son of former
Governor Throckmorton. died last
night at 1925 at All Saints hospital.
His last words were directed to his
wife as follows: Anna, I've been
doped."
Throckmorton was the leading wit
ness for the prosecution in the case
of J. B. Snead, on trial for the mur-
der of Captain A. G. Boyce. Attor-
neys for the state say that Thrc
morton's death will not interfere
with their case. Throckmorton drop
ped out of sight following the Boyce
Royce killing and became known as
the missing witness He was seen
in several saloons last week in COM
pany with two strange men, who
have become known as "the mysteri
Gus strangers" Since the collapse OF
Throckmorton last Sunday, they have
droped completely out of sight. 1t
is alleged that Throckmorton was
poisoned while in company of these
two men. The city and county Off
GERS are making searching investiga-
tion into the case and will try to
locate the two men. A grand jury
investigation into the matter NAV
also be made.
Judge Swayne adjourned court un-
I'll Saturday morning. when the work
of securing a jury will be resumed.
At adjournment yesterday five men
had been secured for Jury service. as
follows: A. A. Phillips. aged A. a
farmer: w. w. hampton, aged So,
retired merchant; J. NJ. Milrainey,
aged 30, a machinist employed in
the Rock Island shops: c. w. Rorax,
aged &c, a farmer; w. w. Leach.
aged 81, railroad man. Rorax is
the only single man so far accepted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
HAVE YOU A BOY?
Would You Like to Take a Lad Of II
Years and Give Him Chance.

Would YOU like to have a bright
boy OF fourteen years in your home?
\ boy of good habits, strong of frame
and strong of mind, with strons
forehead, "A clear eye. eager to learn,
willing TO be somebody He is an or
phan, father and mother both dead.
he has been reared in Carter county,
he cannot 90 to school for the reason
that he IS making his home with u
man who is not able to buy his
clothes and support him The boy
is at Cheek and will be here Mon
day at the office of the county pro.
baton officer, Mrs. Curtiss. If you
would like to see the boy, if you
think You would like to give hom.
and a chance to a country boy OF
good habits who has never known
what it means to have a home con-.
mlnlcate with Mrs. Curtiss over the
phone. She will notify you when the
boy arrives and will arrange for you
to See him and conclude whether you
would like to have him or not.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
Mutineers Against Madero.

FL Paso, Texas, Feb. 1.-The mem
bers of the JaureZ garrison who re-
volted and the members Of the new
revolutionary junta in FL Paso have
proclaimed Emilio Vasquez Gomez
provisional president of Mexico. The
proclamation condemns PresireIt Ma.
dero. He is especially criticised for
installing in Office Vice President
Pine Saurez against the will of the
whole republic.
The city council of FL Paso last
night telegraphed to President Taft
asking immediate protection of
Americans and American interests
in FL Paso."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
Reflections of a Bachelor.

If man could work for a million
dollars he'd rather win ten on bet.
gagged the more sudden each one can
seem TO her.
Young widows know that fizz is
much more appealing to men than
the good wine under it.
4 man gets excited about the way
the government runs the country be-
cause it's mostly right.
A man comes back from his sum-
mer girl 10 Try to win a living, and
she TO try to win a husband.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
TEXAS GOVERNOR WIRES PRES
IDENT THAT HE WILL USE
DRASTIC MEASURES.
MEXICAN TROOPS TO JUAREz
Special Train Carrying General Oroz-
CO and Hundreds Of Mexican Troops
to Jaurez, Where the Outbreak Oc-
Cured.

Austin, Texas, Feb 2.-ln mes
sage sent to President TAFT today,
Governor Colquitt advised the presi,
dent that if necessary he will use
drastic measures to protect the citl-
zens OF III Pas0 from "A recurrence
of the conditions that prevailed on
the American side in the battle o..
Jaurez.
He asks the president to motif"
the Mexican government not to fire
across he border.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
REPUBLICANS TO TURN
LOOSE HEAVY GUNS
PARTY LEADERS TO MAKE SPEC
CHES THROUGHOUT COUNTRY
LINCOLN DAY.

Washington, d, c., Feb. THE
first guns OF the republican pro-con.
vention campaign will be fired on the
night of February II, Lincolns birth
day.
Taft will speak in New York; At
torney General Wickersham will speak
in Milwaukee: Senator Townsend OF
Michigan. in Detroit; Representative
Mccall of Massachusetts, in Minneap-
oils, Representative Hines of Maine.
in Portland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02

c. W. Williams, through his attor.
ney. J. G. Thompson, has filed suit
against n. NJ. Mangus who lives near
HoXbar in this county. Plaintiff al.
leSes that he sold defendant a piece
Of land in 1906 and there is still
due him 5000 and interest and he
asks for the payment of his money or
the foreclosure OF the vendors lien
which he holds AGAINST the property.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-02
Gomez May Cross Line.

FL Paso, Texas, Feb. 2.-Mexican
secret service men declare that Emi-
lilo Vnsquez Gomez has reached here
from San Antonio They believe he
is preparing to cross to Jaurez and
place himself at the head OF the mn
tineers.