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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11

A few days ago the Morrilton
Democrat in attempting to poke fun
at Conway for reporting a sale
of 1900 bales of cotton, said that
"sales of 5000 bales are too com
mon to attract attention in Morrill,
ton." A day or two later a
special to Little Rock paper from
Morrilton stated that that town
had bought NEARLY I6, 900 bales
of cotton during the present sea-
son." Morrilton's cotton evil
IDENTIFY changes hands pretty fire.
quently before it leaves town.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11
NO VISIT TO STATE FARM
Illness of Mrs. Donaghey Prevents Peni-
Tertiary Board from Going.

Little Rock, Feb. Especial =
No visit to the state farm will be
made by the penitentiary board to-
morrow, the visit being indefinitely
postponed. The joint penitentiary
committee of the house and senate
leaves for the farm tonight, how
ever and Supt Pitcock will accom-
pany it to give the committee any
information about the farm it may
desire. The penitentiary COM
mittee was kept from going by the
illness of Mrs. Donaghey keeping
the governor at home, and Secre-
tary Ludwig, who lost son by
death Wednesday afternoon did
not feel like making the trip.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11
PREPARING FOR THE BATTLE
State Counsel Organizing Forces
to Fight Railroads.
Six Months Expected to Elapse Before Is
sues Will be Brought to the
Courts

Little Rock, Feb. 6.-Special.-
Chief Counsel Joseph M. Hill, who
is leading the states fight against
the inscreased freight and passen-
ger rates of the railroads, has al
ready opened his Office in a room
adjoining the Arkansas railroad
commission, and is as relentless a
worker in his new duties as he was
when chief justice of the supreme
court. He sits in front of an old
fashioned desk, formerly the prop
erty of Mont Sandels and then Lee
Sandels, two of Arkansas most
brilliant attorneys, and digs away.
Assistants Kirby and Harrod are
in almost constant communication
with their chief, and many OF the
most prominent shippers OF the
state are daily callers. The attor-
neys are now taking post gradu-
ate course in railroad rates, famil-
iarizing themselves with the rates
on ell commodities for many years
back. They will also go extern
sively into the cost of railroad
equipment, the cost of moving
freight, the cost of maintenance
and construction.
1t will probably take the attor-
neys six months to get prepared
for the aggressive moves they in
tend to make, bringing the issues
with the railroads to a crisis in a
hearing of the injunction as to
whether or not it is to be perma-
nent. The attorneys do not make
any forecast as to the time the case
will be through the local federal
court, but from remarks made by
them it is plain they expect a year
to pass before the case goes to the
higher courts. The case is certain
to 60 to the higher courts, no mat
ter which side wins before Judge
Trieber.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11

Although he went to his home
town and rendered the appoint
ment to a lifelong personal friend
Governor Donaghey could not
have searched the state over and
found a lawyer better equipped to
fill the high position OF associate
justice of the supreme court than
the man whom he appointed, Sam
Frauenthal of Conway. With a
thorough and polished education
as a foundation, Judge Frauenthal
has added to his attachments, by
years of deep study and active
practice, profound knowledge OF
the law. His keen, analytic al
mind tempered by calm and ju-
dicial temperament, always evlnc-
ing a conscientious regard for the
rights of others, he is admirably
fitted for the supreme bench, and
we believe the future history o.
Arkansas will accord high place
to the work of Mr.. Justice Frauen-
thai.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11
HENDRIX COLLEGE LIBRARY
Librarian McSwain Gives Rules tos Use II
Books by The Public
Editor Log Cabin Democrat

Editor Log Cabin Democrat.
In answer to inquiries ! desire to
say that pass-books for Hendrix
College library are issued on the
deposit OF 81. This deposit. less
unpaid penalties, will be refunded
at any time on the surrender of
the pass book. Persons not en-
rolled as students in the college
will be expected also to file
signed agreement to observe the reg
ulations of the library, with the
endorsement of one known to the
college as a responsible property
owner, agreeing to become respon-
sible for the prompt payment OF all
penalties assessed, for damages to
books or other violations OF the
regulations. 1t is needless to say
that the latter requirement is only
such as practically all Libraries use
to avoid the occasional abuse and
is made general that cases requir-
ing discrimination may not arise.
Without a pass-book the reading
room of the library is open to
everybody, but in order to borrow
books or have access to the alcoves
pass-books may be secured.
Although the library is the prop
erty of the college and in some
sense primarily for the students it
is the purpose of the administration
to make it as useful to the general
public as is consistent with the
rights of the students. The librar-
ian will be very glad to receive
suggestions about the best methods
of encouraging the reading men,
bers of the community to use the
books. 1t is expected, of course,
that the citizens of Conway will
continue their established policy of
cooperating with the library by do
nations of periodicals, books and
money. Visitors and inquirers
will not only meet courteous recep-
ton but will be highly appreciat-
ed.
r. B. McSwain, Librarian
Hendrix College, Feb. 4, 1909.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11
Governor FOrbids Prize Fights

Little Rock, Feb. 6.-Special.-
Governor Donaghey this afternoon
notified the officials of Hot Springs
that he would permit no more
prize fighting at that place. The
governor has already put the lid
on the prize fighting game in Lit
tie Rock, where it had begun TO
flourish during the past few
months.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11
Bank Has Large Deposits.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

Nearly quarter of million
dollars is on deposit in the Bank
of Conway, according to state
ment published by the bank today,
the exact amount being S24I,76I.-
23. The statement also shows that
the bank has an unusually large
amount of cash on hand, the
amount being SII9,475.6o.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11
VISITING COMMITTEE NAMED
Speaker Appoints Members to Visit Nor
mal-Trustees Reappointed.

Speaker Brown has appointed
the following members of the
house as a committee to visit the
Arkansas State Normal: Repre-
sentatives Monroe Smith of Ashley
]. w. Simmons of White and r.
L. Brawner of Logan. The date
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11
NAILS"

mails are mighty good thing-pa ticularly
finger nails-but don't believe they were in
tended solely for scratching, though l used
mine largely for that purpose for several years.
l wassorely afflicted aud had it to do One APP
piicati on of Hunts Cure, however, relieved my
itch and less than on- box cured me entirely. +"
J. NJ. WARD Index Texas.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11

The upbuilding of town means
as much proportionately to the
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-02-11

Old papers for sale at this Office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-04
3sraS 8.

- @eneralanipalt 9aniolon bat
leiil @uta6ten oabin abgeeeben oab
2eubtfueelu, &afeten, sSeuerrober
ullo anoeres 6euermerf m1breno
Der 8eibnadtstage absebrannt lper-
Den oiirfen aber feline Cannon" ooer
ugiallt firecrafers".
Gin befanllter 9ol5bdlloler in
Sort @ortb ltno Der 8ornoml
ieiner Daro iinb ul1ter Ser slnflage,
Sol5oiebitable allssefiibrt gu baben,
perbaftet moroen. Seit la1igerer
3eit fino bon geeubauten in Sort
@ortb 8auboIa uno S9inoeIn per-
lhwunoen. Die Giebitdble muroeli
gepobnlid IN Der geaft ousge-
fiibrt, luenn om Gage porber gro
Bere Quantitaten 9ola nno Sdin-
oeln nob Der 9auiteae gebra6t roo-
rem. Wan ipia ieBt 9epeile oofiir
baben, oaB Shinoeln, oie orf oiele
Weiie eeItoblen maren, ii6 llifer
Den 8orrdten oes perbafteten Scl3=
Danolers ge1nlloen baben.
@s 1oI elm 8ibliotbefsgebiiuoc
fir Die utiiperiit6t in 9(ultin ae-
baut meroen. Die gteeenten meroen
am II. DECEMBER 5uiamlnentretel,
uno nabere geidliilie bieriiber .reI.
fen. 8as @ebauoe miro unQefabr
100000 foiten. 9as @elo ioll
aus benz pern1anenten Sonos ee-
nonmelt iueroen.
SIN @efdngnis gu Dallas bot
lid elm Wann pergiftet, Ser pcgell
angebliden 8iebitabls perbaftet NOR
ben mar. Ser Mann batte Dem
Sergeanten, als er einaebrud1t
puroe, er5ablt, er babe friiber in
WaIIaduletfs genobnt unb lei I'M
8anfgeidaft tdtig gepelen. sSn lei=
mem geadlas fan0en iid Hapiere,
aus oenen berporgebt, ooB Elm yru-
Der BON linn in Bottom tpobnt i,no
bort Seilbaber in einem Spiegel-
glas-@eihdft III.
9ie @ranojurp BON Sill
gountp bat &. 6. 9urban1, ben
Observation-Disclosures oes 3u1t-
bauies in yfnsf, oes Moroes ange-
flagt. Durbani mar i'm Sabre 1906
@efangenen-Mufieber allf Der 5tei-
ner @aaep Sarm uno ioa als iolder
einen @efangenen nanens 9ltbens
10 iebr gepriigelt baben ooer prii-
eeln baben laiien, DOB Der Mann
itarb.
Sn Ser gaabe BON sl6ile1e
muroe eill geluiiier Selie Sobniun,
Elm @ann Don ungefabr 35 Sabrell,
idper Dertuunoet in ieinen guggv
liegeno, gefunoen. Cine gauge 2a-
oung Shrot mar ibm in BEN 2eib
georungen. Spater itellte ii6 iein
S6Diegerbater, 6. Sicer, ben 9e-
BORDEN uno erffarte, er babe ssoDn-
ion geidoiien; er babe oies III
Selbitberteioieung eetan. Die BEL
ben Mdluier lebten idon lange in
unffie6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-04

erlte 9lttode Ser @eltberbelierer miro
geeen oei Sreilurb geridtet fem,
bon benz Die Serren bebauptelt BOB
er oen 8irtl6aften piele &u,loen
5nfiibrt, Die ionlt nidt ans Srinfeu
oenfen ipiiroel1 altf oieie 8eile o6er
auf glblpege geleitet meroen. 0r. N.
q. gofer, geational-Sup superintendent
Der @nti-Saloon-Seogue, iogt, ouB
bei Der lla61ten Staotipabl Die 2iga
nur iolde 9anoioaten itllterltiisen
iperoe, Die iid perpfli6teal fir stb-
.idaffung Der 8irtfdaften ou ipirfen.
9ie fiir5lide probibitiolliitiibe Nie=
oerlage in @labalna ldeint auf Die
8aiieriimpel ni6t ben nlinbelteu
ginorrf gen1odt 5lt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-04
Gptnal gprinas SfurIerb.

9iefe dlteite oeuti6e 8aunti6uIe i'm
Staate offeriert bieies sSabr etnen ie9r
groben 8orrat bon 8aumf9ule eGrtifefn
8l berabeeietten greiien. gSir 5ieben
unb offerieren rllr ioI9e gdlllne, gtr,llts
der q Htions!sn 81 glnnss sqea T.
grfabruns fir gut rllb fin lnier alima
paiienb gefinoen 9oben. liner grober
&atalog fir 1909-10 errt9dlt biele
tpertboIle g1euigfeiten nnb bieIe @dune
unb Yflan5en gu berabgelebten Rreiieu.
Ser aatalog ipiro fir 8 gts. Borto frei
berinnot. @breiie Sttu 2ufe, Nels
8rarnfels. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-04

gs lit mebr aatarrb IN bieier @egeno
bes Qanoes als BON allen arloeren
&ranfbeiten 5ularnmen, l1nb Biz IN Den
lebten Sa1ren ealt er als rnbeilhar
@iele Sabre lang erfldrten 9oftnreu
i'm fir eine Iofale &ra1f6eit ltno 11rie@
ben Iofale 6eilmittel bpr, unb bn lie
i'm nit dr5tli9er 8ebanbInng beitdnbig
tlidt flrierter, erfldrten fie Tin fir ltl,s
1eilbar. Sic @iiIeni9aft bat befpieiei.,
baB &atarrb cine gonltitntionsfrallfbeit
tit uno bes6nlb fonititlittoneIIe 8e6alloz
lung erfor6ert. 9aIIs 8atarrbfltr. fabrl=
sierf bon S. S. gbeneb & Co., So
leoo, Sbio, lit Die etn5ige fonitit1tipneI(e
Sur i'm Marfte. sic pirb innerlid IN
9o1en ober @aben bon 10 Sropfen 6is su
einen SeeloffeI boll eer1omnen Sic
tpirft bireft ai1f bas gIuf lllb Die idfei<
nige Sberfldde bes Sniten1s. Gie Bic
ten einblnbert 9oIlars fir ie6en Ssaa
ben iie sl flIrieren berfe6It 2abt guh
girfnlare urlO 3elisniife for1men. @oreI.
iiert:
s. 6. g6eneb & 60, soreoo, 6.
fy @erfauft bon alien Gpotbefen, 75c.
Saa's SaniIieneBillen finb bic beiten.
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9[us Der 6ountitn1t Nl2erifI

slus Der Sauptitaot Merifo
miro geneloet, cine 6rau babe
bort ibr neugeborenes &inb lebenoig
begraben, aus @ut oariiber, baB
es ein Waoden rrtb fein &nabe luor.
3tpei onoere 8eiber ioaell ibr BET
Der i6euBli6en Sat gebolfen ba=
ben. @ae orei iino nerbaftet.
9ie englii6e uno Die frall5oli=
ide &iiite ipuroen am Sreitag Don
eilleln fltr6tbaren Sturnt bein1ge.
iil6t, Der groBen Sdaoen angerih-
tet bot uno ouh Die Selegrapber-
Verbin0una pollia aerltorte.
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Is Sabre leibenS

an llnberoouli9feit - bieIe 9ofto-
rem gebraudel1o unb 5000 fir Me-
oi5in bergebli6 ausgebeno, braubte
8. S. @pscue bon sssngleiibe, ge. g.,
ihIieBlid Or. Sings Stem 2ife 8illen
uno idreibt, oaB iie i'm b0llig furier-
ten. 25 gts. bel alien 9rngaiItelt.
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sSiinf Dollars tGalidl

uno mebr fam iid) Seoermann erh
an fleineren Srten our6 lleberno9-
ME elmer bequemen Nsentur nebenbei
perbienen. SahfenntniHe unnotig.
Mon idreibe cine 8oitforte an Str.
sl. Steenfen, @mlteroon, Soilono.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-04
9ieider '2emte @abem iinb ar,mlelis

gesell oieies: SD nodte beideilli-
gen, oaB i'd electric 8itters fir cine
oer groBten @aben @ottes balte, Die
er ben Srauen geeeben", fbreibi
Wfrs. .. Hbinebault bon 8eltal
Center, g. 9. sd iueroe ME per-
gelien, mas es fir mid getan. Diele
berrlide Meoi5in eibt Der Srot Be-
bensfrii6e, &orperltarfe itnb @e-
iunofeit. Sic beiIt gaerpoiit6t, Sdlaf-
ilnobeit. @eriudt iie. so Cts. BET
alien OruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-04
9[ltflehell erreat Der 3eleIle

- NltfeDell erregt oer Be1delo,
luel6er Ser preubii6e SanoeIsnlilli-
tier Or. Spoop ollf eille 8eldmeroe
ser Yergarbeiter oes 9fu6reebietes
erteilt bot Ser Miniiter eripioerte,
er Dnbc bereitS aus freiell Stiitfell
cine s[bauoerlulg oes, bonn 3e1el!.
nerbano bel6loiienen 9[rbeitsnad-
iueiies peronlaBt. 9aour1 lperoe
oie Soalitionsfreibeit oer slrbeiter
oeiic6ert, lire 5rei5iieigfeit uno lire
freie gerfiiellllg iiber nre 9lr6eits-
troft. serner ioll cine gerfiiraul.g
Der Straf5eit fir ben SaIl zines aoll-
traftbrrbes onrbgeiest, iotpie Die
Ibibafflulg oes glgententlnls, ipo-
nit oer2obnorud pernlinoert merben.
Or. Spoolp betonte ferner, oaB ga-
eet Sddoignlreen Der 9lrbeiter Der
9feebtslpcg 5llltebe. Ser Minilter
ld)loB ieiue g1teeenung nit Ser gr,
flarllag, BOB er feline 8eranloiinng
5lt ncitercnt @ini1reiten finoe.
= 9lns 2onoon miro gemelbet,
bob iid III Dem einen, nod braudbu-
ren 9lllge bon General 8ootb, bent
greiien Sberba1pt Der Seilsarlllee,
ein Stoar biloet, uno cine operation
unpermeiolid] lit.
= 2olt eiller offi5iellen Depeide
aus 8itlis IN Der aliatii6el1 Siirfei
liro III burtiger @egeno nlebrerc
Heine 9orfer ollrb Elm @robeben Ser-
it0rt lporoer. eessll Ser Mitteiluna 1T
ni6ts bon Weni6enleben eripa9nt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-04
kircbenstreit u. fllord.
zeIaya's Hbsesandte in Masb-
ingtcn.
Schultz gegen BolIwesviI.
Zlpei nsue $cbIaebfscbiffe SOL
len gsbaut uerden.

oct miro, 1T s. y. 9. Blafbnr:l
Der 8ouberneur Ser Banama=&anal-
3one Der aniidt, oaB gr-Trdii-
bent 3ooiebelt, nod ieiner 9tiid=
febr aus stfrifa, oie Sberleituug
oes &analbaus iibernebmer1 mlro.
Ser Ranal ipiir6e oann llnter lein@
2eitung bonenoet tperoen.
ssSn Malta, Mrfanios, bat ein
Streit Inn &irdenangelegenbeitell 5u
Woro un0 Eo0idIag gefiibrt. Gin
gefpiiier Or. Coleman opponierte Da-
gegen, bob ieine Srau iif eiller
beItimmten &irbeneemei1loe onidloi-
ie uno geriet oariiber NIT einem
geiDiiien 80. so. garberrD in Streit,
IN 6elien 8erlauf er ieill Meiler
berans5og uno garberrD cine Sti6-
ipun0e beibradte. Sest bat GAR
berrp oen Or. Coleman eridolen.
angeblid in Selbftberteibisung.
Mus @nibineton miro genlel-
bet, es ieien bort atpei illtilne
Greunbe oes 8r1lioenten 3elapu,
nanens Sanhe5 1lno gfon1an, ange-
fonnlen uno man CLAUDE allge-
meir1 Die beioen ieien bon 9elapa
nod 8aibington geididt, Inn iih
binter Die Witelieoer oes 4ongrel-
les 5lt lteden u1io iie oo5u 5u per-
anlaiien, oaB iie oie Sonollnnas-
ipeiie Der @egierune riidgdngis mad-
ten uno oaB fie nenigitens cine
Stellung einnabmen, Die Elm ipeiie-
res 8orgeben Der Neeierli1g eegeli
i'm berbinoere.
0ie Mderbau-geboroe oes
Stoates Noro-garolina bat ange-
oronet, bob feline 8aumtpoae, loIe
ooer In 8aIer, fein 8ounllpollia-
men uno feline sonenbiiIien ais
Mrfanias, Seras, 2ouiiiona lino
Mfiiiiippi nod g1oro-garoIina ge-
6raht per6en oiirfen. Ole geboroe
min allf 6iele Weile 6as ginidiep-
pen oes BoG-@eepils perbirtoern.
Marine-M -Miniiter W1eper spcli-
bet iid IN ieirem Sabresberi9t mie
GROCER gntidieoenbeit gegen Die
SSsoee, 5iuei Der Marine-Stationen oil
Der @olffiiite 5u{ i9lieBen. gr per-
lo1gt ben 8als BON 5lpei aeusr
Sbladtfdiffen. Seine @oItenan-
idldge fir oas ndde Sabr iino unr
$10,011,0 900 fleiner als Die 8etpil-
ligungen fir 6ies Sabr.
Die Semperensmoge, oie iln
lebten Sabre oas 2ano iiberflutef
bat, mabt iih aud in oen Gin
fiinften Der @egierung eeIteno. @e-
NAB Dem Sabresberidt oes gilt-
neniteuer-& -&ommiii1rg bat Die Gteuer
auf @bisfep $5,509,S31 uno bic
auf Mal5getranfe $2,444,183 meni-
ger abgetpprfen, ols i'm lebten 9tetb.
nunesjnbre. @enn oiele 3ablel eli
nen. MaBitab bilben, 10 Ibeint es
nls oh biele ebeifaligen grirlfer in
permebrtem gabafsgennB Croft ge-
iuht bdtten, oenn Die Sabafsfteuer
bat fir benielben 3eitraum Inn 81
$3.50 sa oase''0''s''le,,, ~ uupuh ~ shi-
7o s,5 o7H un ssu r a'o o.a'a''aupu, e1oa o,o gt
aetoao' oaste. oas ~ Slsu'sltsn s,. 9'1s.0ls.
ssaels ..:. sl 9nnugs;'e 3: ps'oelu 'o,e Ol gs1
ma 1sassM einlinb uIs pun e',,el all5aui
u Slauls'' allge''ol1sllleltela v y elsulellen.
oelDO's puoe.. Ile V's,u.ll'alilnlllli'e ea:
De1 oers1''ug',aen * eatc s3a ,'.Ie.l'eusl'' aan
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9ie orutlihe geroffentlidnrlto

STe uf1tttftrt CtIUTTeItItIuJltIt8
oes ergebniiies Der iiinsiten 9erli-
ner griasmablen fir oos preuBiIde
slbgeoronetenbaus lit erfolgt. Gs
iino ell Oeitelieo ser Sreiiillnigen
8olfspartei nno orei So5ialoelnofra-
ten gelpdblt poroen.
Der Ser5os Der @brll55en lit
gum GENERALIZATION oes arienals
in @eneoig ernannt noroen llno
miro fiinftie ieinen @obniit in Ser
aagunenItaot nebmen.
Der friibere italieniIhe Bre.
mier-0tiniiter SORTS lit ee1torbell.
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@pr @eridt.

sd nluB oen S6offen ols befan-
gen oblebnen. y@ie lpollen Sic
bas begriinoen?~ SD babe i'm
nal utter ben Siid) eetrunfen, rno
oas fam er mir nidt bergeiien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-04

s[us gnero miro gerneloet, sic
erIte Senoune friiden aobls iei
bort am Sreitag auf ben Wtarft
gefommen. @r NOR in MiIlioil
8allep geaogell.
Sn 8ietoria itarb Der 3imlnar-
mann Gnlil llrban, Elm befonnter
oenti6er 8eluobrer Der Staot.
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9as geras gsunocr

beiIt alle Meren 8Iaien uno rbeuma-
tiid)e 2eioen; BEL allen Drugsiltell
ODER 2 nonatlihe gebanblung per
Boit fir ST. Or. 6. IS. &an, 1926
Olipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Wfo. Gdrei6t
fir 3eugniiie.
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10. 6. & 5. gabu.

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$50. 241-@on 9olliton nno @alpeiton
:. $50 n1oroens
SO. 235-gom Norben. .7.30 boriliti.
So. 231-gom Norben uno Soufen
go: 9Igom @oroen.. ..s.15 abenos
SO. 244-slad5 Dem @orben II. Souiton
SO. 1oIgsa6 bem ssor6en. o. 50 @ oorat
$40. 236-Sfa6 Dem Norben. -. :.
$40. 242-gtn9 bem Norben rnb Sal
beiton. :. -. .11.50 a6enbs
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g. u. & u. g. gabn.

g.. S. & g. q. (Saupt-2 -2inie).
Infllnft-
$40. 9-@om Often. .7:35 oorm
SO. 7-@om Often. 900 nadm
Ro. 10-gI gafo II. 8siten. .7:30 nadbn
Mbfahrt-
SO. 10-gI Raio IL @eiter. 1870 na6m
No. 10-Na6 oem Often. 1890 na6nl
$50. S-3a6 bem Often. .11.40 BORN
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gietoria 9ibiiion, 6. $, & 9. ".
Mnfunft-
Zoo. 3o2-guero. 8ictoria, 7::3O nadm
Nbfabrt-
$50. 3o1-gusro. gictoria. $3.50 BORN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-10
A MISREPRESENTATION.

Judge Hough of the United States
circuit court was discussing at a legal
dinner in New York, Inexperienced
law
"This law is perhaps obscurely word
ed, at least from the popular point of
view he said, "and that, perhaps, is
why it is so totally Inexperienced.
'The misapprehension of this law re-
minds me of a Southern millionaire. He
came East for his wife s sake, and took
a Fifth avenue house There the lady
plunged, as madly as society would let
her, into the social amusements of the
season. On towards the season s end
she fell i'll, and physician, after ex-
aiming her, reported to her husband:
Well, doc, what's the verdict?
the Southern millionaire inquired anx-
iously.
Your wife, SIR the doctor an.
swered, lis suffering, I regret to say
from functional arrangement.
"The millionaire eyes filed with
tears.
Doc he said, Il told her she'd &c
under if she didn It stop gadding about
to all them swell functions And now
by gee, she's deranged Is she liable
to be yiolent?''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-10
FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Dec. PA remark by the
headmaster of aristocratic Elton college
to the effect that all German school
boys wear long faces because they de-
test the prospect of compulsory mill
tary service has created quite a storm
of Indignation in Germany. interviewed
yesterday, Privy Councillor DIR. Bardt,
headmaster of the Jochimsthal Royal
gymnasium, Berlin, Germany's nearest
approach to public school of the Elton
type, declared that the conclusions of
the headmaster at Eton were absolutely
wrong. "Direetly opposite this school, -
he said, ''are the buildings of the artil-
lery inspection department, where sol
diers are coming and going and SEN
tries are posted all day and night. I
have failed during long years of OBJ
servation to note that our boys are
ever depressed by this ever present re-
minder of the military life. Indeed if
1t gives them any concern at all it is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-10
FROM THE BALKANS.

BELGRADE, Dec. 24.-King Peter
is considering very seriously abdicat-
ing in favor of the crown prince. The
kings health, never strong, has been
badly affected by the critical conditions
of the last few weeks. It is reported
on what seems to be good authority
that the king suffered from an apo
plectic stroke which has left his mind
impaired and for this reason he insists
that he should abdicate Influence is
being brought upon him to postpone any
action until affairs become more set
tied. The crown prince is hot headed
and committed to the war party, and
it is feared that if he assembled to the
throne he would take some overt action
which would easily bring on a conflict
with Austria.