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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

To Canning Club Members
| hope every member of our Can
ming clubs has by this time made all
necessary arrangements about her
garden.
Your land should be thoroughly pre-
pared and manured, ready lor your
earliest seeds. Do not wait for any
seeds to be sent you. Tie depaI tment
may send some and they may not.
However, the cost of the seeds is a
mere trifle.
What your crop shall consist of is
left entirely to you, though tomatoes
and beans are stressed.
Be sure to have a good Plot of to-
matoes as they are so easily raised,
are so prolific, are one of our best
drouthresisting vegetables, and,
above all can be used in so many dill
ferent ways. Instructions will be CIV
en- you in time for the pruning and
stalking cf the vines.
There is always ready sale for can
ned tomatoes, and the cans Of our
goods that We're bright and used last
year gave such excellent satisfaction
that a demand will in future be lad
for all our girls can put up. The
same success can be had with othsr
vegetables, too.
Suggestions for a few vegetables %
raise this year for canning are
beans, peas, cabbage (plain or
krauteO, corn, corn and tomatoes.
okra, tomatoes and oira, pumpkins
and sweet potatoes, or any others
that you care to plant.
We can hande them all. Fruits
and berries can be taken care of, too
Plan your garden now, so as to
have one crop follow another through
out the growing season. We should
have something to can until late fall,
if this year is at all reasonable.
The Oklahoma Fair association has
already put up 5000 prize money for
the Canning clubs, and we will have
more from other sources.
A club girl will have nothing to
lose, but everything to gain, by en-
tering into this work, as all the
praise, as well as all the goods she
cans, or puts up in other ways, will
belong to her.
If you have failed to hear from
our state agent, Mr.. Jeffords, since
sending in your name, you may know
that your mail is going astray on
account of insufficient address.
If you will write me about it, l
will see that it is rectified.
We want every girl to be sure to
get all her instructions, and every
thing that is sent her regarding this
work
Write to me regarding anything
YOU wish.
Respectfully,
MRS. GEORGIA SCOTT,
Agent for Carter County.
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Scott has some letters that
have been returned to the state agent
at Oklahoma City These letters have
been sent her to trace the post Of
flee of the girls to whom they were
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

sent, II any member of the Can
ming clubs has failed to hear from
Mr.. r. NJ. Jeffords, write to him
at 1906 Colcord Building, Oklahoma
City, Okla, or to Mrs. Georgia Scott
at Ardmore. There letters were re-
turned on account of insufficient ad
dress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

ty. w. II. H. Keltner is the president
and Miss Helen Hester is the secre-
tary. The women as well as the men
are taking an interest in the great
agricultural movement that is now
sweeping the country. Mr.. Keltner
was here last week and purchased
eaght bushels of sweet potatoes
which he will bed out for slips. He
purchased three kinds, the pumpkin
yam, the Jersey sweets and the Car
ter county Jumbos. He says that
while Reck is now "A miles from the
depot that the potatoes can be Grated
and hauled here without injur and
with profit to the grower.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

The town of Reck, located "a
miles southwest of Ardmore, claims
the distinction of having the first
peanut and potato club in the coun-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

The mercury dropped Saturday to
"a degrees, eight below freezing, but
the fruit growers around Ardmore
are of the opinion that the fruit crop
was not hurt. Early plums may be
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

G. W. Young, member of the board
of county commissioners was here
Tuesday from his home at Berwyn,
Mr.. Young states that he will enter
into hearty cooperation in the move
ment to give agricultural prizes and
that he will announce the first of
April the prize that he will give. He
is inclined to encourage corn growing
and will offer a prize on corn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20
BOWELS SLUGGISH, STOMACH Souri,
Classy, UPSET2 CASCARETS GREAT

bechng of acid and foul that
the heartburn bloatng after
eating funess headache
bour liver bowels consipated
stomachs faut isn't ndgestonits bousness and
constipation.
Try Cscare they Immediately the
fermenng take the
your Cascaret tonight
straightens you by
e@s::$::;:$:;:5:!::. ::;;;!::!G BIB =fz
10 g NM PRICE 10 CENTSJ
)CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

Six of the best union BARRIERS and
you are always next at Tor Rob-
erts' shop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

is well known that these pests carry
disease germs into every home.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the City of Ardmore, this 18th
day of March, 1913.
ID. II. DAWSON,
Mayor.
(SeaD
Attest: G. II. BRUCE,
City Clerk. 1874
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

Any farmer or thresherman in Ok
lahoma by sending self-addressed
stamped envelope to John a. Scott,
500 Z. Elder street, Oklahoma City,
will receive a copy of the Thresher =
mems Lien Law just passed by the
legislature of the state of Oklahoma
also instructions as to settlement.
Signed:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

injured but the plum crop does not
amount 10 much. The peaches are re
garded so far as being safe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

T. A. Payne of Lone Grove was an
,Ardmore visitor Monday. He has
heen 10 Texas. where he bought some
pure Mebane CoGCE seed and also
some Mexico Prolific which he says
has proven to be a very fine cotton.
His son, Ebert Payne, ] years old,
will have three acres Of land this
year which he will cultivate and own
as his own crop. Two acres will be
planted to cotton and one acre to
kafir. Mr.. Payne says he is feeding
kafir this winter and spring and finds
that his teams are in fine condition.
He likes it better than corn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

viii Lasley, a reader of The Daily
Ardmoreite at Newport, was here
Monday He says the freeze did not
hurt oats in his section of the coun-
try and that gardens were not dam
aged to amount to anything for the
reason that they were not far enough
advanced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20
j. NJ. LENNON,

Chmn. Committee on Agriculture.
J. b. GRIGGS, Chairman.
J. T.. LEMON, Secretary.
Farmers Caucus OF House of Repre-
sentatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-20

J. +. McCarty will give $500 TO-
ward the agricultural prizes this year
He does not state just what the
cash will go for but will be given to
some of the busy boys and girls OF
the county.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

den ieines &ierieins bat &err Sur.
baQ, tpelder bon grootiton tam, mo
er bier Sabre nit gutem grfolge cine
@irtbidaft betrieb, bierorts auf feline
&11nben un6 auf ale, nit 6enen er
Bis iebt in ct. CLOUD 8etanntidaft
idloB, einen iebr guten gin6rud ge=
modbt, 6arob sic 8etannti9aft bal6
in 5reun6idaft, auf tpelde irgeno
Elm @ei9aftserfolg bafirt 1T, umf6la>
gen miro. Wfit elmer gum @rfolg
motbmen6igen Notwithstanding un6
notwithstanding berbinbet &err
Da1r6au Elm freun6ltdes, 3uporfom-
menoes @eien, nn6 Ga er's ii6 ange-
legen fem laiBt, aunoen nidt BLOB
ourb fem peri0nlides @eien 5u ge-
min1ren 11116 5u bebalten, ionbern altd
-6ur6 oltsee5eibnete @etrante un6 to-
6el(oie @%eoienl1ng, 10 miro sic bon
ibm iibernommcne S6anfihube Elm
Sammelplab fem fir ale, sic BEL
i60ner Sronung in geieligem &reiie
nab bouenbeter SageSarbeit ii9 ger
ne Elm ongenebmes grbolungsitino=
den g0nnen, gu 6em Ser ne11e &C.
i9aftseigentbimer ole, 1omentlid
6as 6euti6e Clement ser @to6t nn6
Ser ga15en umgegen6, frepn6li@it
etnla6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Teinoe Der Gtmman=
oermn8.

@s itono 5u ertporten, 6oB Die
Sein6e ser Gintpanoerung, sic inn
iebigen &ongreB mabri@etnli@ nod
5oblreider bertreten itno mte in 6em
am 4. Mdr5 8. S. gu @n6e gegar=
gener1, our 9egebenen 8eit nit ibren
friberen o6er 11elten SINS CUR Be-
i6rdnfltng Ser @intpanoerung nuf's
Neme anfmarten miir6en. so bot 6enn
audi bereits Der Mbgeor6nete Sobn=
ion bonn Stoote @aibington sic Oil
lingbam gintpan6erungs Sin I'M
ter S%ortraiinng Ser bieI berufenen
Brif Jung i'm 2eien o6er S9reiben ein-
gebro6t. Ser @oritber bes @inman>
6erungs=Gusi6uiies, Ser @bgeor6ne-
te @urnett bon Mlabnmo, pin ie6o6
6afur Gorge tragen, 6aB cine folde
CUR @infibr1tng geIangt, 10
6aB Sic 3ulafiung bes Gintpon6erers
6apon obbangig eemadt miro, Oh er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Sm trti@er @amb.

Ssn oie beri6ie6enen @eidafts<
lpediel, Die iib gegen g1r6e 6es Sat-
res in ct. CLOUD 5utrugen, lit a11@
ieneS @ei6aft an 6. Mbe. iii6li@ ein>
gei6loiien> mel6eS felt 6em So6e 6eS
gtif. &ramer ser Setter mebrere batte,
u1t6 Dos unter 6enr Mamen n9eepgorf
Safe" unter bor5igli6er 2eitnng tpie<
Ser feiten SUP gefabt bat, Ben es ge<
pib nnter Ser al1sge5ei6neten 6ib-
ru1tg 6es 1renen @igentbimers 8ennis
9. Guroau b~eibebalter miro, ser Dor
5pei @oden 6as @ef@aft ibernom-
men bat, aber MIR Dem Sdanfge-
idaft boriteben nn6 Sen 6amit ber>
bun6enen &%eita11ront anberen &Gn6eu
Iberlaiien mir6. Seit Sen poor $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
mno
So5taliS mus.
3wei ,1ene 8roidiren Der Gentral.
Stelle iiber bieie 6rageu.

3met int 8rennpunft 6es augemei-
men Snterelies iteben6e @egenitanoe,
Srauenitimmrebt un6 So5ialismus,
merben in BEN foeben eri4tenenen
@9riften Der Gentral-Stene bes Gent
tral= 8ereins bebon6elt. Sic 8rofdure
vSbon @omen 8ote", aus ser 6e6er
Or. q. S. @olfgarten's bon @bicogo,
lit cine fonierbatib=bernlnftige Dar-
legung Ser Grauenitimmredtbeme-
glr1g. SSn florer Weife erIdutert ser
@erfoifer sic @riin6e fir unb tpiber
bas Graaenitimmredt un6 legt bie
&egeIn nte6er, bon 6enen Die fatbolt-
id)en Brauen fid in 6ieier 6ra9e lei
ten loiien iollten. Dte in Ser 8roi6i<
re entbaItenen Musflbrungen ioaten
oaber BON ie6er fotbolifden Gralt,
Damn aber al16 bon ser Wannermelt
gelei e1 meroen.
Die anbere 5hrift btetet nnter
Sttel uSbe Big 8biloiopbp' Of
Soctalism' cine Gorlegung 6es Dem
5o5ialismus meientlid Materialis.
nus u16 Ser nrtireligioien uno mo,
2ebren un6 Solgen, Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

um Dem 8raude 5u geniigen, Ser nns
beiBt, at 6ieiem Gage einan6er gu be-
idenfen nn6 Breuoe 5u MAIDEN, aber
an ienes foitbarite Gut, 6as b0ber
ltebt als Srnelen uno @olo, on ben
beiligen 6rteoen, itarfe @intradt,
treres 8uiammenbalten 6enfen ni@t
SHE, nnb oo6 tpdre es Die ltrablenb=
1te @abe am 0on5en @r6enrun6.
giner adein funn i'm ni9t feit<
balten. Sb 5tpei Meni6en MIR Sen
9ebensmege manoeln, OBJ etne gan5e
groBe Samilie beiiammen lebt, ie6er
gin5elne bon ibnen muB Sbeil baben
o11 Dem 2iebestperfe, .ieoer @in5elne
m1B 6rieoen bringen un6 tbn erbal-
ten. Midt nrr for6ern, on6ern au6
geben. @ie btele Men1ben MAIDEN
iib sos 2eben ihtper, neil @einer oem
Mn6eren gtmas at 2iebe tbnn mill!
SIR berblenoeten, ar1nen Menihletn,
be6enft 6odt pie fur5 sos 2eben iit
un6 tpie untpi6crbrtnglih ie6e 5tun=
oe fliebt sic quite nn6 sic f6pere,
tbuet einor1er 5u 2iebe, 10 btel ibr
f0nnt, tbuet eS Inn 6es gol6enen Brie-
6ens milen, nn6 ibr nerbet pie6er
gliidli6 fem tpie emit als &in6, %
.ibr nnterm MISUNDERSTANDING itanbet,
nno sic @lo6en tperben @n9 bte ieltge
@otidaft fu116en: gbre iei @ott in
Ser @0be nn6 Srie6e Sen Meniben
onf gr6en, 6ie zines guten @illens
iin6l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

ii6 in Ser MB@-@iffenfdaft aIs fat-
telfeit %ertpeiit. Ole @riin6e, tpelde
cine %6erartige 8in als pertperflib ct.
ideinen laiien, iino raturli6 feline
an6eren 9emor6en, ieit6em Die gleide
8in i'm porigen @ongreb CUR annab
me gebradt por6en tpar, aber 6ur6
Dos 8eto 6es Brdli6enten Saft bin
faQig getpor6en tpar. Gin 8il6mngs.
teit ift nad mie Dor unnotbig mn6 I'M
ratbiom, un5pedmaBig nn6 nnbi1ig.
nnn0tbig un6 unratbiam, tpeil gern-
Sc jene Guaranteeing, 6ie 6aourb
ferngebalten tper6en f0nnte, am met.
iten %ben0tbigt miro BEL Ser in6u1 trieI-
len un6 lan6pirtbidoftliden gnt-
|midelung 6es 2anbeS nn6 ieiner Ser
gridliebnng borrenoen n1ermeBli.
6en @iilfsquelen. gon nihts an6e-
rent lit in Maibington gera6e in oie=
fen Saget mebr 6ie g}e6e gepeien,
mie bon ser &egulirung Ser Str0me
mn6 6liiie nn6 tpte BON Dem 8om bon
Nnlagen CUR @eminnrng nno Ser.
%mertbung Ser in Sen taufen6f6ltigen
@epdiiern 6es 2an6es oufgeipeider.
ten leben6igen @roft. Mie lift 6ie Motb-
menbigteit fir Grpeiterung Ser Ion6-
mirtbi@aftli@en MogIi@feiten Ser
|@ebiete Der Ser. @toate11 nn6 fit
|etne inteniibere 8eaderung Ser Sell
Der florer 5u Gage getreten tpie iebt,
tpo man gera6e iid bierport Elm tpirf-
fonnes Mittel beripridt, I'M ser
Sbe1ernng fin INNER ab5ubelfe1 nn6
Die Broouftion inn ri6tigen @erbdIt-
niB gum @erbroud 5u balten.
Mber fir al 6ieie Mrbeiten tbut ser
gintpan6erer motif, ser orbeiten fann
nno orbeiten min, un6 tpenig fommt
es BEL Sen meiiten oieier Mrbeitem 6a.
rouf an, Oh 6ie Mrbeiteridoft iid aus
ansgelernten ooer aus itiimperbaften
M-8<@|Sduben %8uiammenfett. Ser
Bi1onngsteit lit ober oud nod tpie
Dor un5pedmdbig un6 unbinig, peil
er erfobrungsgemdB feine @on6bo.
bnng bietet 5ur @eranftaItung elmer
S6eiolng unter Sen ginmonoerern,
TO 6aB ba6ur9 a11f sic cine Seite iene
geiteM tpiir6en, 6ie >peiI nubbringen6
IIo1s tpiinfdentpertb ongefeben tper6en
Dir fen, onf Sic on6ere Seite aber &C.
ne, oie als S@a6linge nn6 6emge-
mdB als uttpiini6ensmertb au be-
trodtet iin6. @dre iolde sdei6ung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

oaro,1s entiprineer. Die @drift ger.
fault IN bret &apitel, 6ie iid ser Meibe
na6 nit Der materialiitii9en @bilo.
iopbie bes So5ialismus, ieiner Sir.
denfetnolt6feit un6 ieiner @teuu1g
gum Selbitmor6 beiddftiger.
Mmber6em iei bter mod 6arauf Bin.
gemieien, oaB Die 5ueite Sdrift Ser
Slime Of tbe Serpent" Serie:
uGatbolic 8rieits Diitingui1be6 Bro-
teitonts &ape &no>pn," 6ie ebenfoGs
Dor fnr5em bon Ser Central Stelle
berausgegeben moroen lit, iib elmer
rebt 5ufrieoenitellen6en Mufnabme er.
frel1t. SSn Ser uBortnigbtlp @epiem"
perleibt @err Mrtbur 8rel,b Ser @n>
iidt Mns6rud, 6aB cine Mi0ion g.
entplare 0ieier S6rift inn 2anoe ber=
breitet peroen ionten.
Die 8roi6iire uSbon @omen
gote" foitet pro Gin5elepemplar 5
Gents, mabren6 fib Ser Breis bon
gtn5eleremplaren 6es Doppel-BennD
@lattes ~Gbe ,8ig &bilofopbp' Of
fSocialtsm" auf 2 Gents 1tno ser
@9rift u@atbolic Brieits" a1f 3 @ts.
felt. Sci 8eltellungen auf gr0Bere
Aua1titdten miro cine YreisermGBt.
gung gepdbrt. @egen ibrer @eoie=
genbeit un6 @oblfeilbeit ioQten 6ieie
|@6riften oie metteite @%erbreitung
fin6en. 8eitellungen ri9te man an
sic Genital 3 @tene 6es @entraI=8er,
eins, 307 Semple 8lbg., ct. 2onis,
'o2G
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Flamoerei.

San al ibrer liebli@en Nnmutb tit
Sic Meibnodt angefommen, nno Der
Menldh mi6e bon oem raitloien Sret=
ben oes Matags, gibt ii@ ger11e tbrem
;3oltber fin. 5iBe gr%innernngen aus
Ianqit pergorgenen gliidlid)en &iroer<
toeen tauden ouf Die refine 6reuoe
ser ln6i6ulospollen &inberl eele tpebt
1ih in unite grinnerr, uno eine tpebz
m1tbspoae Sbr6ne glan5t im Mrge,
6oS troumperloren Sos bol0e 8ilo aus
berloreren S11gentagen ifant. @te
more1 mir ooh 10 gliilid nnterm
@eibnodtsbaum! Nber tpora1s be-
ltanb 6enn eigentlih 6ie1es TN dglih
fife @liif, oos uni er finolt6 Ser5
erfiiGte? @us es berporgernfen onr@
sic ItrahIen6en 2idter am 8aume,
burd 6os 6limmern bes %gliternben
3ierratbes, bnrh Sen Suit ser int
1tern6en Tannennobel11 un6 gltmme11'
Sen @a6sfer3en? @or es bie neber=
raIdnng iiber az Sic idonen nro g11@
ten gddel6en, sic 90 bon BEN 3met-
aer nidten, o6er tpor es sic 6ren6e
am 8e1ike felbit?
}idtig ser fin6lihett @aibitat, Ste aus
Ioiide MQtogsmenfden laden nod
1ihtiq er fin6li9en Naipitdt, sic aus
10 ni9tigen Dtngen elm groBes @1nd
berbor5n5onbern bermohte. nn6 6od)
fonnen mir nns ser l1eber5engu1tg
nidt peri6lieBen, SOB es 6enno6 e9=
tes Slid mor, bos nns bamals, =
ad, longe iif's Der = nmipon1ert
bielt, mir tporer ia 10 namen1os frob
uno g1iid1id unterm @eibnadts!
baum! 8ierleidt tpar es gor ntht Die
@eibnohtsbe iheernng onein, bielei9t
1hmebte bos tponnige 6robgefuN aus
iene1 Iiften @Dben, bon 6enen ote
4inberieele trdnmte? gs ftrablte ia
ars Mner Mngen >pie6er, es muBte
olio borbonoen fem. 11no in ser
Tbot, es >por p%orbon6en, bas @liid,
bas Elm &immelsgeihenf nn6 benno@
sugleid nnfer eigenes @erf 1T: eS
par ser Triebe, Ser a1tf Nller Mntltb
Lao, ser MIer &er8en erfiil(te, es tpar
sic 2iebe, sic SHE bercinte nn6 Der
retner &in6beit ndbe brafte.
@unn Elm &eim, nnb lei es bos
pornebmite nnb g%ldn3cnoite, gliid1i@
fem obre 6rieben = ohne Siebe?
Sem Mei@tbnm bermoa fie a1t fanfe1,
aber Ser Ierm1te fonn Tie beitRet nno
gIiid1id fem. &c 1T ia 70 1eidt, ein
frieopones, eliidlihes @eim 8u beit'
ben, fir MenfGen, sic zines grtet1
@iGens fino, lie miii'en MIR nit alet<
der @roft, nit gleihem g1tten Mil<
len, qleider 9iebe on Sem gemein'a-
men @erfe th6tig fem. Ga 1hlebben
sic 2eute am Meihnohtstoae @effen<
fe herbei. foitbore @oben, tbeure @n-
gebin6e, iie leger1 fi6 Sorgen anf, 11i1rrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
Running Around With the Boys"

Asked why she left domestic service. with its room
board and s. week witness in the Chicago vice probe
said she became tired OF the long hours, the drudge and
got running around with the boys
Bad bad the moralists all say She should have inn
proved her spare time by studying gone night school
herocally burned the midnight oil IN her little attic room
BY every
entitled fellowship Must be always
ourselves? Can't there be arranged everybody
Of living clean chances for honest n For Fun just fun without
4 - dishes OF uUl!ft7
Of that tired probably
boys she ought for ts the right
MING girls and But the daughter had
paror piano
parIors
whole mighty
a concerned.
which
where when the wokdays they free
well
the fair social
lued the bad because
kept them.
Chairman Lee Of public to resign
April i. Hope this Is JokeB.
Maybe bridge for vadues across the
middle Of blocks for walkers
finance al bills.
democratic
Eastern Rocks ahead woodrow Wlsoni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
What's the Matter With Science?

: A. --,,- and other scientists capable OF giving a
square deal to OF their own number VINO mas r
something Of value they all pretend to be looking Tor :
there something about the study ot science th'' 'NS ~
"a ,,rf ~ guarding an old method that he viii not e'"g
nzen fact will do an in his power 20 heltte-he discovery
Of a fellow scientist?
As a matter TACT denuneiation contempt and frequently
exile have been the prizes drawn by some OF the world
heneactors -
Whatever the motive OF the physicians and surgeons N
the attitude they have adopted toward Dr. Ffedef'n r""
Friedmanns alleged Tor tuberculosis then actions serve
but to recall similar treatment and even worse ua' mas o'S
accorded other medical pioneers.
Hippoerates first great physician, was looked upon
by most OF the learned of his time as iaker,
crazy man. people advised TO pay htte aehuon
TO his teachings Galen the who discovered the nerv
Gus system the value OF the pulse
in determining patients condition, driven out OF
by the doetos-not by the people whom nc healed
Harvey who discovered the circulation OF the blood IN
the sixteenth century denounced by the physicians
and surgeons of that time in the bitterest manner
Science and medicine young the day OF these men
But what OF Jcnner the who found smallpox vaccine
Simpson who perfected ancsthea with choroiorm Pasteur
and Lister? The latter comparatively OF recent date
When Ienuer what he called cowpox would immune
person against smallpox he vigorously condemned
only by the doctors but by the preachers II wasn't until
enner nocuatcd dear relative with vaccine and then
deliberately tried unsuccessuly infect him with smallpox
germs the would pay the slightest attention TO
Mud long time before they him more than
Indeed there still people who refuse TO
believe in the value OF vaccine IN smallpox
Pasteur first greeted with cers when he announced
his germ theory and Lister faced OF abuse IN London
when he began his anepGc surgery and rendered death less
certain follower OF operation
BUT the medical profession the only that has
suffered Columbus called because he believed the
world round Fulton abused when he built steam
boat Westinghouse peddIcd the air brake from office of
flee before he could get hearing from ra7oad man Bell
laughed when be seriously proposed the telephone
Morse withstand many abuses aud unknd words while
he trying put the telegraph before the people Langley
aeroplane subject.
You never can tell-and without expressing any
opinion regarding Or. Fredmanns discoveries, it may
still be pointed what the other pioneers have
suffered
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NEW YORK March -'lf ar.
chitectufe IN frozen music. then q
well-chonen dinner IL nothing less
than animated poetry"
Sow. who Ia the world do YOU
suppose gays thatl
Wouldn't you almost guess u
Il came from the lips OF the highest
paid hotel manager IA the country ?
II does
Il ~ M aphoriem Of Oscar" who
gets so. 900 a year for looking after
things at tho Waldorf Astoria. and
who celebrated his Goth anniversary
of service there n few days ago.
OF course. Oscar has another
name.
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wish We hnd women police
men | would have you pinchcd.
What for7"
TO soc II you are really awake.
Good Guess
Youth Can you toll mo which IL
Mr. ponsonby1
Lady Tho man with the gray
hair. talking 90 those ladies' over
there ! am MIR Pouaonbys wife.
Youth know you are. that's
why ! asked YOU. AS thought you'd
ho sure 90 know.
SEQ our hose IL sign in the
window OF rural millinery store
Pertinent Question.
Mistress Jane. We are going "a
have company Tor dinner. and
want 70 speak TO you about the
cooking
Maid Yessum. are they your
relatives or your husband'ns
SO that IL can be used in the
DARK, q fountain pen has been
equipped with a tiny electric
sesrehilght and a storage bat.
terry by lie English inventor.
President Wilson wears a sack
suit. fact that will be regarded
AZ ominons b. many republican of.
ficoholdern a sack suit Is Just the
Kind for man on the firing line.
say We
Why 10 Name
Rev. Pleasant Hunter pastor OF
The Second Presbyterian church.
viii make an address on a FuR
Things Know Abou, Women 49,
Nowark 81 - NewH
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n IN Tschirky
Naturally. he doesn't insist upon
people troubling about A. It's not
y namo that one would ciamor for.
SO aa oscar" no has always been
known At the hotel, and ~ Oscar
he IL known by Thousands OF tfav-
elers from all over the globe who
would very likely think TBchirky
was something 10 drink. II ever they
heard ~ mentioned.
Oscar cawe 20 New York from
switzerland'2g years ago. and went
10 sorh ~ a waiter at the old iioff.
man house lie became rood
waiter, he was made head waiter,
aud By attention 90 his chosen yo.
cation he has gotten about as far
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PRETTY GIRLS SELL
BOOZE ON STEAMER

sAN FItANCISCO. Cal,
March 2i--Clsd Ca Chinese
costumes. Miss Alice O'Connor.
a rcttY young woman OF New
York. and some women friends
ousjed the Chinese walters IN
the dining salon on board the
Pacific Mall steamship Korea.
Playing the part OF barmRids.
they realized $500 for the
Sailors home.