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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-28

Persons sending in news will please
bear in mind that names Of people are
hard to get correctly from hand writ
ing. From time to time we make the
most grievous twists of persons names
from no fault Of ours, but because
handwriting is difficult to read in this
particular. Take time to go over your
items and PRINT RATHER THAN
WRITE THE NAMES.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-28
|. /. U. WILL HOLD CONVENTION
NEXT YEAR..

Dayton, Ohio, August, 1909.-(Spe-
cial. THE Grand Trustees of the In
ternational Liberty Union. which has
its home Office in this city, have de-
cided to call a convention of the men,
bership of the order to meet in No
vember, 1910.
This convention will meet in some
city OF the South, probably one of the
larger cities where the |. l.. L. men,
bership is strong and where the rail-
road connections are good. The city
is to be selected later, at which time
further announcement will be made.
The International Liberty Union is
most generally known as the |. l.. u.
Grand Lodge 1t is seven and one
half years old and up to this writing
has issued over $4,000 memberships.
Its growth has been wonderful. Thou
sands and thousands of homes of col
ored people have been frightened and
made happy since the advent of this
great International Order.
The l. L. L. is not a regular insur-
ance order. In fact, there is no other
society like this one. 1t is a protective
and cooperative secret fraternal so
ciety. Wage-earners and crop-raisers
are admitted to membership. Men and
women alike are accepted. There is
no medical examination. Its jurisdic-
tion is the whole world.
While the order is not regular in
surance order, yet it has many bene-
fits. and the charitable benefits are one
of the big things which the order does
for its members, though ii talks very
little about it. Like the Masons and
other similar societies. the order does
not boast of what 1t does for its dis
tressed members. But ii helps them
just the same when they need help
most and in very substantial way.
The cooperative plan of this order is
one of its big features. Many crop
raisers are talking of buying all their
supplies and marketing their crops
through this order.
The convention to be held next year
will be the third one since the orders
organization. Preparations are already
being made and big time is already
assured.
We have had correspondence with
the founder and grand president of
this order. He tells us that any OF
our readers who want information
about his order should write him at
once He will gladly answer all ques-
tions and send full information and
printed circulars explaining the so
- 4 Fn,. ,aTl
bers. Those who have not investi-
gated 1t will be wonderfully surprised
and we urge them to look into 1t for
their own benefit. If you write to
Grand President Critchlow you will
confer a favor on this paper by men
tioning where you read this notice.
You can address your letter as fol-
lows. ITO Honorable W. G. Critch-
low, Founder and Grand President OF
the l. l.. U. Grand Lodge, 1872 |. l.. U.
Bldg. Dayton, Ohio"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-28
BOULDER, COLO, NEWS.

Presiding Elder C. C. Owens was in
the city from Friday afternoon till
Sunday night, closing up the last
quarterly meeting for this conference
year. The reports read were very
good and especially good was the re-
port of the trustees, who had larger
report than they have had before.
On Sunday, at II a. m. and p. m,
Rev. Owens preached two spiritual
sermons. At 3 p. m., Rev. j. B.
Holmes, the pastor preached the sac
ramental sermon to an appreciative
audience
The following resolutions were
framed and adopted by the Quarterly
Conference in memory of the late Rev.
James H. Hubbard:
To the presiding elder and mem
bers of the Fourth Quaterly Confer
ence OF Allen, A. NJ. E. church, Boul-
der, Colo, we submit the following
resolutions:
Whereas, On the 18th day of July,
1909, death came and took out of our
midst Rev James H. Hubbard, our ex-
pastor and presiding elder, who at
the time was living in Denver, Colo.
Whereas, His life at home and
abroad was beautiful and impressive,
his sermons forceful and logical, it is
with profound sorrow that we chron-
icle the death of such noble char
acter; and,
Whereas, In the death of Rev. Hub
bard, this city loses an honorable citi-
zen, the church one of its brightest
lights, his children a devoted and low
ing father, the conference faithful
worker, the race a true aud tried
friend, and the A. NJ. E. Connection
one of its most able expoIents of its
doctrines; therefore, we stand with
uncovered and bowed heads in sub
mission to Him who doeth all things
well, and tender our heartfelt SYM
pathy and our prayers to the family
Be it Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the face
of our journal and copy be sent the
family. Respectfully submitted,
j. B. HOLMES,
JAMES NJ CLAY,
W. w. BRYANT,
Committee
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-28

The twenty-third session of the
Colorado Annual Conference will be
held in Boulder, Sept. 16, 1909. With
the exception of the Sunday services
the Conference will be held in the A.
NJ. E. church, corner Eighteenth and
Pearl streets. The Sunday services
will be held at the Christian church,
corner Fifteenth and Walnut streets.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-28

All persons holding tickets for the
U. B. F. and s. M. T. picnic, dated
August 7, will be good for August 2S.
Don't forget the time, August %, and
the place Bloomfield Park.
H. B. BROWN, Chairman.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-28

Messrs. Blackwell and Jones al
with the D. & r. G. shops.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-28

John Hayes has been ill sever
days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23
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Robert has Lately acquired step
mother Hoping to win his affection,
this new parent has been very ienIent
with him. while his father, feeling has
responsibility. has been unusually strict.
The boys of the neighborhood, who had
taken pains to warn Robert of the ter
rible character of stepmothers in gen
eral, recently waited Oh him IN body,
and the following conversation was
overheard: How do You like yoar
stepmother. Bob.'' Like her! Why,
fellers, / Just love her All ] wish i
I had a stepfather too.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23
THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN

can produce roots and herbs for every
ailment, and cure diseases that battle
our most skilled physicians, who have
spent years in the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs Of the field
originated Lydia E Pinkham S Vege-
table Compound, which for thirty
years has proved more potent and eff
fcaeious in curing female ills than any
combination of drugs known.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23

''Chawlie is determined not TO be
come a slave to the cigawet habit, don I
you know = How many does he
smoke. deah boys'' .tHe's combining
himself to one every othah week. don {
you know. ''-Clevelanl Plain Dealer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23

About two months ago reporter of
the Advertiser struck up an acquaint-
anee with sailor of the United states
Navy, who was passing through on his
way TO his assignment in the Philip
pines. He was on one of the trans
ports. and before leaving Honolulu
promised to write to the reporter re-
garding his impressions of the new
country to which he was bound. By
yesterdays mail from the Coast a let
ter was received from the young man.
The letter was, it seems, enclosed in a
cask and tossed overheard from the
ship as she crossed the imaginary line
known as the 1soth meridian. No ex-
plantations accompanied the letter from
San Francisco, SO il can only be pre-
suTned that it was picked up by a yes
sci at sea and taken to san Francisco.
On the back of the envelope the fol-
lowing was written. Mailed at the
lSoth meridian at sea, February Il,
1909" The letter is as follows:
I'VE are now passing the fS0th
meridian and have gained day.
Had a fine trip so far. We are 60
ing TO put this in a key and throw it
overheard. Let me know If you ever
get it. Respectfully.
L. R RANDALL. e. $. n.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23
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Army and
Navy News
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Tenders for supplies for. the local
Marine Corps for the coming year
beginning July l, 1909. and ending
June 50, 191o-were opened in the Of
flee of Captain Mark, U. S. VI. c.,
yesterday The amount OF money in
question, which will eerne to Honolulu
merchants, totals not far from $4,000
annually The Sanitary Steam Laun-
dry was the lowest bidder for the
laundry of the corps for the year. the
amount to be spent this way being
about $1,000 per year. Hustace, Peck
& Co. were the lowest bidders for fur
nisl1ing coal and wood to the marine
barracks and the residences of the
marine officers. This will amount to
between $1,000 and $4,000 for the pc
Rod The Hawaiian Meat Company
metropolitan, sent in the lowest ten
der for furnishing the rations for the
marines. Henry May & Co. coming in
SGSDfli. Il HIS W III dIlDllA ~ dbouL
sos per day. or. approximately. s55.-
600 for the year. The Union Feed CO.
sent in the lowest tender for supply
ing forage for horses and animals, this
item amounting to about $1,000 per
year.
Work is at present going on towards
making the Office of the marine quar-
termaster considerably larger. The Of
Asses have been found too small for
the increased work. Next week the
first work will start on the construc-
ton of an amusement hall for the ma
rines. This will be a reading room.
billiard-roon. and general headquar-
tiers for the boys when they wish to
spend a quiet hour or SO. The build
ing viii be of considerable size. and
will be arranged so that every inch Of
space may be well utilized.
Chief Musician William J. Cain of
the Fifth Cavalry band yesterday wrote
a very considerate letter of thanks to
the Advertiser on behalf of the members
of the band for the notice given the
concert on the Young Hotel roof garden.
The letter, and the enclosed program
for the concert to be given at the Mo-
| ana Hotel this evening, are as follows:
Fort Shafter, April -, 1909
Editor Advertiser: On behalf of the
Fifth Cavalry band please allow me to
tender. YOU our sincere thanks for your
very kind remarks in today's issue of
your valuable paper on the music play
ed by the band at last night S concert.
Tomorrow (Friday) we play at the
| Moana Hotel, Waikiki. from 7:3e to
$3.50 P. m. | am enclosing copy of the
program we intend playing and would
ask the courtesy of having ii printed
in Fridays Issue of your paper
Very respectfully,
W7M. J. CAIN.
Chief Musician, Band 9Th Cavalry.
Program.
March: Belle of the Boulevard. Fulton
Paderewski' S Celebrated Minuet.
| Overture: Orphans ..... .Offenbaeh
| Waltz: Iazarre .Blankt
Grand Selection: Faust $1,000. Gounod
INTERVAL
| (a) Song for Cornet: When the Mock
ing Birds are Singing in the
Wildwood
| (b) Song for Trombone: In Dear Old
Georgia.
Waltz: Espana ... Wa1dteufe
| Selection: Tannhauser Wagner
Intermezzo: Springtime Brooke:
| Galop: In Dulei Jubilo Bohnt
L \ II
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
Die erSbsbsn > KataItrspbs.

lie %grautnboite Grebsbsn 9a,as
iirophe in Suoisalien uno auf Sicilisn
fsllt ft. nahosm nun ssnduere BE
gihte p%orlieaen. Rob piel ihlimmtr
bar. ais nab ben tritsn Melounasn an
aenommsu pugos. @anSt S.dbie Fno
petnjhtet Anb an 40 Criihafttn aui
siHsm gebiei BON 400 Guooratmeiltu
liegsn IN 2rummsrn. anttr pensu uno
Blpii6 der otRsn unQt3ahlit yeiheH UNI
heTlisaea. Die oiiieient 0sgluiisifftr
aibt bit 3abl osy llmaslommeHsn ouf
llo. GOO On. aber ltioer mug man an
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IS IN HiAt uumahriteiRlid. bab ilbeg
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l6liuimIisn baher pas Ggobeben uRo
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sto stpuibt.. BE faf gang In Nrams
msyH Iitaen. Hur Elm Sut,bsil ron
afr 9sp0!ituins oitisr Stable ion een
9traegbsn suironusn isin.
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ma6iia 5piiheu osn SrammtybdH
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1aa A%tnntrn uuc @ichren psr
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llebegal ihefsn aus ZEN 8ginenbeu
ita Slamgitn btrgcr. oit iyee res Pa
gems osg he'iis btratiitemit. un tit
sriisn gRo ot gage Stg aulileisa
0trraHeeitB reh og6slitey e%siial.t.
.s1. Easa .smtn n, Gtiisn In ultu.
f~tsnst"ait RE 'mmtg auiilu6tn.
ysaa lasysv6ltistret GataNscpbtr ale
9anes oss Cgenans isitr Dele In.
asnitsu fntblcodtn Hn ni6i eit us.
iasita s.eaesn 0trrunesitu noa To-
rer isgssH 9lysanasRuss uno ibysy
9tStail1tH sa btflubtu Ter Noo Il.
far eitit Sduyltr e,fpif .tirt al barre
@iraff aro meH ,lnn ss gar ei1iasa.
Dab ff Jest. 1919 o1& grieQsatuA. In
osu btiroiisati &tsirisa tys.ss. IA.
lpsar agf hr Shct trsarH layws
csro rsfhsFca rsrorn
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

uHgtidien. be nod lsbeno IN ben Ruis
IN einesiiiir3ter gebduDe lagen unp
aangfom bes 6ungsrtobss ftarben. Die
aufgefunbensn gsinen 9ielsr fne
fumms 3eugsn bsr furhibarsn Guaz
.sn. bic bieie unslidlideH trlit!sH, she
oir 5oo als grloisr tam. Der gu
ftane eieIsr egideH 3sisie 0eutlin. o0B
be Sisrbeu6sn. pabniIHEig por
S6mer3 uno 6uHser, lire eiseHsH
Nrms uno 6dnbe 6enost 6atisH. Ans
oers QeiteH, bic aus ben 8uinen ber=
n~orgs5oesn murosn, batteH Glsioungs=
tide I'm WuHoe, unb cine i0ote Grau
bate ibrs 3dbus fsit in oas 8siu Ell
mes Isbloiea Sduslinss eeihidgsn.
8uh fallen 5uHss uno S4psine. DOM
6ungsF gsirisbeH, bic @srlsBieu an unO
freHen is Del lebsnoigsm geibe.
Starlsfsgengung, bic anbaltenb uber
Das grbbsbeHgebist H%is0srgsbeH. psrs
msbrtsa bic QeIbsn Der 9sr;estsH uHo
erihmsrsn bas 9eituHgsperi. Dabei
srsisnsn fh aud INNER nod erneute
iiarfs Gr0ft0Bs. bic bic Shrsdsn Der
ganit beitdHeis erneuern.
I'm sin 9egrabsn Der llmsst0mmes
uen 1T BEL OersH GROCER 3abl gar nidt
81 eeuttu uno i'm Der Gsfabr ees 4uss
bruhs einsrQ eitilsns DOr5ubeusen. Ders
brsnnt man bic aeihen ODER psrnidtst
is ourh 8ebe6sR nit ungsloihtem
aalt.
SH bic 8eltungss uno 3dumungss
arbsiisu auf Dem 9ataItropbsngebist
tommt jsbt aamahlig Gronung, IOoaB
an sine lnitematii1s 9spdltigung Der
Ai~eieHarbeit gu osnten lit. Die Gage
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nod. no bon alien Ssitsn 6iIfe
tommt. cine bo9jt beiammsrusiDertbe.
IS iiberlteigt eben bic msnidlihe
Strait, in menigsu Ia9sn aud nur Ell
nsn Shsin pon Grbnung in biss unbes
ihrsibIi6e Chaos ~ briHgeu; barber
mer0en ned Wodsn Derseben. Der
Uunoele iple 0eiunoe lperpen 10 ldnel
pis m5eli6 an Ii6sre Gtdttsn ees
braht. aber iroBosm blsibeu bod lob
pisIs unglidlihs 3uriid, bic bon 5uns
ger uno Gn~tbsbrung ldpsr 5u leioen
baben. 90 srob 1T bic 0otbiage, bab
bier uno bort ihon nit WeHsr uHo
8epolbsr um sinen giFen groo sss
iampit poroen 1T.
a0nie 9ictor emanuel uno feline
@emabIin beiuhtsn periDuIi6 oas linz
%glidsgsbiet, nm bic @eiiunas Il. In
teritaBuugsarbeit sin5uleitsn unb audi
gapit gtus 1T unermioli6 In ieiuen
8eitrebungen, ben llnqlidlihsn 6iilfs
gu b%rinaen. or bat ben 9iihoisu Der
6r0bebeu Gene ale nur moglits linz
teritiiBung 3utbeil fperoen laHsn unb
abermols 100000 fir bic @sruns
gIildteH ge9ebeH. Qm i6msr5lihfen
bsribri ibn ieBi feline unfreipiaiee Sc
fanseniaaft im@atican. oa re i6n pers
biuoeri. ben lIHglidlidsH psrionli6
Sroii 81 briHgen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

IN Der neueiien (%sSanudr 1909 Ruma
mer elmer oiiiittnWlonaisidlrift brinat
Der S%toblfajitr anorep edrneais ei
nen ariitel liter .@ie bic @rbeiter oas
capital eoHsroairsn pernsn" uno als
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asnsint 1heitbdbsrIhaft spifhen Ar
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men ioa. nj, isi1sH Qo6usribriounleu
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ejnas T6Qe. mo 4rbeissr I'm Belize BON
1utbeiliasinsu arss Sabriiuntsrneas
mems f6 befnsga uno @utbeil am
Sroiis bater. aesrA Don elmer pir,5hsn
Shsiltaosriaaf l6Bt Nh idum ysoen.
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semitic an}ahl Feintr @or3uasociitn
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fcltn allie Sttlkassr ian.
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sEahs I5rHts. ss 1u@ ssua fms.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

Aasaas.angsn lbsr Die NrbsiterFrasi
bic eaf be GntpidiuHg ncn GebilpsT
biHdsslauFtn. ben beHeH Der autor tt
ielber fagsn muB. oaB fe BEN Eeins
ser 5rdume n~Heeh0rsR. Dirb Die 60
Jung Diefer erRfen Jrage nm teiHen
3cn Hdbes ssradi. Der WlanH. be-
ieI6er ais 4rbsiis9e5sc ober oIs ar
%6eitnsbmss Tsoli6 fem SherFIsin bo3u
seitragi. Dag Gin sutes @erbdltHiE
suiiGen bsioen Sbeilen porberrfht
wafi iid nm bic MleHf9beit bsroien-
ter. els Gle bic bislsn Smrsiber uuf
Reoner. bic nit ibren 9sitrdssn in bies
Ter 5rase Dor Aasm fid ielbsr =
8eihrauh frsusn mohten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
Sur ssIauissu 9ea@taus.

gon Di6tisi,ii fir oas 3siiuass.
Isisr 1T Gin. Drm gunossporami e.
IoHsHs rsus gsrIasans. no9 psIdsI
aas 3siiuus,H. fat DsIts 5as abon'
asn,Hi Elm Sdbr obsr laussr i'm Rad.
fars, ii. pcn 6sr gsfSrbsruns oufa
Die goe 81 ben a6liasn 3,ituHgsroi'n
oussedloHsn Fno, unb aas 3siians
gen an r~ddfSnbiss QbouHsnisu Hur ~
BEN Porto BON l Gent per RummsI
BON Der poh bsiorbsri DsrbsH slFisn.
BET BEN ssanDdrtissn abonnsnsHis
Prsis III bi,s, ME i,o:. UsFnanItis'
TsHia Isift sini,bsn fam. Gin Ding
Der uumosIi6i,ii.
Wir Hnb bssbaIb ssJpunssa, bic
ridHdnbissa 2si,r 81 :riu6sn. isr
announcement 10 bal0 als Hur iEssRo
mSg.it. su s%rutusrH. un6 surd
prompt. gini,Houus bsr audRdno:
uHs mao araiisH 5u un.trFussn, oa'
nit IN Der 3uisnouns s,r 3siiuns
i,iHs uni,rbrsauHs s%iuiyiti. una Di'
ben GsTssbsFimmuns,n rBns GIifa'
soTm nahsommtn lUnn,u.
Gin itosr Qtitr fam auF BEN gels
Ben a~srsb8titst f,Ibn Ishsn. nj, nett
itin aboHnsmsnt bs3ablt If uHo lam
bonH ben aidnanb unb, Dsnn n0s'
LID. Elm 5abr tin Doraus ,inisHt:R.
Sir prompis 9ta9suas a~nltrsy
Bite i'm poraus bsr5lih baul,no.
4dluRssDou
ubruns.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
Krigis ann panama GamaIa

Was bisber nur ge3iinelt uno eez
tHifeli uno IN ben amtlihen Maibs
instonsr aunossbuHgen INNER
laIantDeg abseleugnst pofben 1T, 1T
niGt Hanger in 3peifsl III 3ie6en
NIT BEN Ganaltou duf Dem SFbmus
bdpert'sl Das benefit Der siemIIh
plobIihe gnti6lub oes Q%rdIOentsn,
noamdls, i'm aa~erlesten W1oment Iei=
nsr Administration. cine SahDerftdnz
oigeHeommihi lion mad BEN gandleebiet
gu eniienoens uno omar unter bohitei=
gener Geitung oes neusrmdhlteH Yrdfiz
oenteH 5aft, UNI bon 0euem bic Srage
IN erDdsung 81 3iepeH. 90 Is beim
Shleuiencdnal blsibsn, ootr ob IN elf
ter 9~ooiepelts Stunbe Der Dor orsiSobz
rem seFaBte geihsuB lbsr ben 6auFen
gsirorfen perben, uno nun CUR 6srs
itelung zines Weeresnib zg0naIs
geihrltten nerbsn foa. Dag 6err
Gait oieie fir Jpn inter gssentpdrtigsn
umndnoen gepiB unbequeme ReiIe
mdht, seigt bic Qotbuenoigfsit oisler
Rsiie. DAP er feds Der erFten Snges
nieurs bes 9anbss ais gerat6er nit
nimmt, 5sigt Die Dirt Der Rotbpsnoigz
ieit.
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