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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
MONEY FOR
|RRIGATION|STS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

OA-O'(
present cars run to the end of the
line.
In recommending that the street car
service petitiOned for be denied, alder
man Clayton stated that the revenue
the company would derive would be
insufficient.
No Action Oil Tanks.
Alderman Clayton asked for more
time in reference to the action TO be
taken on the petition of the FL Paso
Foundry and Machine works asking
that the Texas company be denied the
privilege of erecting oil tanks near the
foundry
a petition asking for the grading of
EstreIla street south from the canal
to the river was allowed. After the
meeting, alderman Hewitt stated that
the street grading had almost been
completed.
City Appropriation For Delegates.
The weekly installment of bills was
allowed. following which, alderman
McGhee moved that the city appro-
pirate $500 to help bear the expenses
of delegates to the irrigation congress
at Pueblo. The motion carried The
county has also appropriated $500 for
the expense fund.
permit was granted the Laurie
Hardware company TO erect an electric
sign.
Reports Received.
The report for August of chief of
police Jenkins stated that receipts
amounted to S1592.5O.
The report of sewer commissioner
HadlOck for the week ending Septem-
Der II recites that 400 feet of 12-inch
sewer pipe had been laid in East Ell
PasO, between Estrella and Cebada
streets; one manhole installed, six
plugged sewers cleaned, % manholes
examined and $3.50 collected
More Births Than Deaths
The report of DR.. w. H. Anderson.
city health officer, shows that for the
second consecutive week the stork is
leading the grim reaper, 10 births and
Is deaths being recorded. The report
states that there are no cases of con-
tagiOus diseases in the city and but
seven old cs>es of typhoid fever, two
new ones and four dismissed, leaving a
total Of five.
There are now on file 400 cases of
tuberculosis in the city. Five new
cases were reported the past week. OF |
the old 456 cases, Sc are stated to have !
either died or left the city !
During the past week 1877 inspections |
of meat were made and 319 pounds !
condemned; milk inspections, 100; |
slaughter houses inspected, p; cattle |
inspected, 276; fruit and vegetable in |
spections. 1857, ordered condemned 425
pounds; inspections of restaurants, SO;
rooming house inspections. "a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
NEW YORK BANK
LOSES BIG SUM

New York, y. Y, Sept. 15.-Adolph
Rothbarth, of the firm of Martin Roth
barth & Co., hop dealers, with offices
in London. Frankfort and St Peters
burg. pleaded guilty Wednesday to the
larceny of $4,000 from the Mercantile
National bank, and was placed for
trial in an equal amount Of bail.
Although the specific sum named in
this complaint is only $4,000, the ac-
tual amount the bank alone has lost
will come to more than 100000, ac-
cOrding to the best information. The
fine was asked because the prisoner
admitted his guilt.
The money went into specializing &C
cOrding to Rothbarth. Il was squeezed
in the panic of 1907" he said, and
began to get loans from the banks. It
was SO easy that L kept on
F. S. Schenk, president of the Lib
erty National bank. said today:
I'VE have not thought it necessary
to prosecute in view of the action ia
ken by the Mercantile National bank,
but nOnetheless we also are out S75,-
900. OF course, we shall take action to
get back as much of it as we can
from the firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
Ell PASO SECURES
PUEBLO QUARTERS
Delegates Will Make Their
Home at the Congress
Hotel While There.

Fl Paso's headquarters at the Ma
tional Irrigation congress in Pueblo are
TO be on the main floor of the Congress
hotel These quarters have been en-
gagged and arrangements made for hav-
ing daily meetings.
At least % delegates are to join the
Rio Grande valley excursion at Las
Cruces and will take an active part in
the fight at Pueblo for the rights of the
lower Rio Grande settlers.
hard fight is expected at Pueblo
because of the opposition of the Colo
RADIO land owners and the newspaper In
Denver, and the delegates from the
lower Rio Grande valleys are going
prepared for the fight of their lives to
prevent any harm being done to the
Elephant Butte project, against which
the Colorado people are centering their
fight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15

Continued From Page One.
dered printed. although it declares
sympathy with the conservation Of
natural resources The platform makes
q strong attack upon the administra-
tiOn of the forest service. declaring
''UnaIterable opposition to the arbi-
trary and bureaucratic regulations"
which. it declares, work hardship on
the miner and homesteader and retard
the development of the state
The platform warmly cOmmends the
action of the state administration in
directing the attorney general to pre-
litigation the entertainments Of the ma
tionaI government upon the sovereign
right ofthe state
Shafroth's Mistakes
Two errors, one of parliamentary
usage and one in political sagacity,
were chalked up against governor
ShafrOth in his race for denomination
in the first days session of the con-
veptiOn- By one he lost all chance Of
seating 2S4 delegates from Denver
county favorable TO him and the other
was credited with having lost him the
support Of the powerful Pueblo delega-
ton
What is admitted to have been the
first misstep was made when the Shat
roth delegates from Denver county in
filing their protest against the seating
of the anti-ShafrOth delegation. failed
TO mention that they demanded their
opponents seats. or that the latter
were wrongfully seated The Sc1ti-
Shafroth people therefore were allowed
to cast 2S4 votes for the adverse report
turned in by the credentials committee.
As the report was adopted by only
IA majority. il was immediately an
parent that. had the anti-Shafroth
delegation been prevented from voting
by either of the above allegations. the
minority report, seating the Shafroth
crowd would have had a chance
The second clash came when an at
tempt was made to defeat state senator
William H. Adams for permanent
chairman. His brother. former COVER
nor Alva Adams. head Of the Pueblo
delegation with 50 votes blamed this
upon George HOsmer. Shafroth's cam
paign manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
DAHDRUFF AND ITCHING
SCALP YIELD TO
This TREATMENT

Why experiment trying to drive the
dandruff germ from underneath the skin
with greasy lotions or fancy hairdress-
ing, when the Knoblauch Drug Store
VIII guarantee ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP
to entirely rid the scalp of the germ
life that causes the trouble
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP can he oh
tanned in any city or town in .merica
and are recognized the best and most
economical treatment for all affections
of the skin or scalp whether on infant
or grown person. One shampoo with
ZEMO SOAP and application of ZEMO
will stop itching and cleanse the scalp Of
dandruff and scurf
We invite you to try ZEMO and ZEMO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
CITY HELPS THE
PUEBLO DELEGATION
Makes an Appropriation to
Help Defray Expenses
of the Trip.

A number of city officials are expected
to attend the irrigation congress at
Pueblo and an effort is being made to
secure the presence of mayor Kelly,
aldermen Clayton and Hewitt, and city
assessor Behr.. Secretary Kline. of the
chamber Of commerce. states that alder
men Hewitt and Mc(ihee may also 90,
but that they give the excuse of city
business to attend to at the present
time.
The council at the Thursday morning
meeting appropriated $500 to hello bear
the expenses Of the Ell Paso delegation
at the congress-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
Even Clock DECORATED.
Ell PASO MEXICANS
OBSERVE CENTENARY
One Function to Be Held on
Thursday at Smelter;
Other on Stanton st.

FL Paso Mexicans will celebrate the
centenary of Mexican independence al
various functions this and next week
as well as participate in the celebra-
ton of officials there.
Tonight two functions will be held
one at the FL Paso Smelter and another
in the hall at South Stanton and Fifth
streets. Friday night a dance will be
held at the smelter. and the Mexican
branch of the Fraternal Brotherhood
will dance Monday night in the Fra
ternal Brotherhood hall.
The program at the smelter tonigh;
follows:
At s p. m. a reception by the Pa
triotic society. to which the public is
invited
Music by Reyes's band.
Lecture on the Act of independence
by Mauro L. Marquee.
Address on the Act of independence
by Eulogio Villa.
Grafton by Francisco 4. Lozano.
Grafton by Porfirio Vera
Recitation of poem, Mexico" by lit
tie Lucille Vera.
Recitation CT poem 'HidaIgo," by
little Maria Mendoza
Recitation of poem Independence"
by Miss Rosalia Melendez.
Recitation Of poem. "Hidalgo," by
Miss Delfina Escamillo.
At the South Stanton street hall be-
ginning at o'clock tonight, the fol-
lowing will occur:
Overture by orchestra.
Presentation of : portrait Of presi-
dent Diaz.
Music
Address by Lauro Aguirre.
Music.
Recitation of a poem by MERGED Apo
daca, entitled "Hidalgo."
Music.
Piano duet by Laura Elena and Ga
briel Aguirre.
Music.
Recitation and poem on Hidalgo by
Romero Saudoc and Miss Guadalupe
Morels.
Grafton by A. E Pedroza
Recitation by members of the So
ciety.
Singing of the national hymn by Miss
Dolores Lopez.
Dancing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
NO HEARING YET
FOR CHINAMAN
Alderman, Who Sold Knife
Scabbard, Visits Jail
Ihl1rSdaU

Owing to the absence from the city OF
county. attorney w. W. Bridgars. the
preliminary hearing of Mar Lee Chung
has been postponed until Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock. 1t was intended TO
hold the hearing Thursday morning.
Chung is charged with the murder of
Leung Mon Don, the restaurant owner
who was found dead in the alley back
OF the Star stables Monday morning.
Detective Stansel is working on Il num-
Der OF clues, he says, which Will be in
trOduced at the preliminary hearing.
That the accused Chinaman is the man
who was charged With attempting sew
erd weeks ago to annex the pig tail of
Mar Wing Kee, mayor of Chinatown. bv
the Ratchet procedure, is now declared.
and Mar kee has been enjoying life to
a greater extent since his cousin has
been confined in Jail.
Ackermann, the clerk employed in the
hardware store of H. MOhr, 500 South
FL Paso street, who on Saturday night
sold to a Chinaman the scabbard which
was found near the body of the dead
man Monday morning, visited the county
Jail Thursday morning, with detective
Stansel.
The Chinanan is held in the federal
ward and, according TO the statements
of Jaller w. \. Mitchell, no one was
allowed in the federal ward Thursday
and the Chinaman was not
brought down from the cells. Otherwise.
it would be practically impossible for
anyone to identify a man held in the
federal quarters of the Jail and espe-
ciallv a Chinaman whom Ackermann is
not supposed to have seen except at the
time the scabbard was sold. Mitchell
states that he does not know Ackermann
but no questions are asked of visitors
Thursday. which IS the regular visiting
day. Ackermann was not introduced at
the iail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
MEXICAN HATS
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
Ell PasoanS to Distribute
These to Advertise the
City.

Ell Paso hats are to be the favors
at the National Irrigation congress at
Pueblo. Secretary Kline has purchas-
ed $500 OF these hats, which will be
distributed among the delegates and
prominent visitors at the irrigation
congress.
Badges boosting Ell Paso will be at
tached to these little FL Paso hats
which are known throughout the coun-
try because of the wide publicity they
have been given on the different ex-
cursiOns which have been run from Ell
PaSo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
BAPTISTS MEET
IN CONVENTION

posed of the local churches and the
churches of this section of the state as
far east as Midland and Alpine, met at
Highland Park Baptist church Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 O'clock
After the devotional exercises, the
main order of business of the afternoon
session will be the election of officers
Thursday evening the annual sermon
will be preached by Rev. G. B. Atwood,
of the Baptist church at Alpine, Texas
4 number of delegates arrived over
the c. H, and the T. P, Thursday
morning and the three days session of
the association will be good.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
MAN DIES IS RESULT
OF INJURIES IN WRECK

Shreveport, La, Sept 15.-As a re-
suit of scalds received yesterday
in wreck on the southbound
Kansas City Southern train, in
Vernon, parish, Louisiana, fireman
Joseph L. Walker died here today
Engineer Gus Stagley. who was hurt in
the same accident, is likely to recover.
The locomotive and baggage car over
turned when the train struck a defect
i've rail on curve.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
A CHARITY APPEAL.

The Woman's Charity association will
be very grateful for clothing of all
kinds for women and children, as there
is great need for clothing since the cool
weather has begun. Phone 1916 and the
Charity will send for the clothes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
MAN STABBED BY NEGRO
AT SHERMAN MAY LIVE

Sherman, Tex, Sept I'm P. Crane.
who was stabbed by a negro, today. is
alive, but in a critical condition Ben
Thomas has been placed in jail charged
with assault to murder. Rev and Mrs
J. L. Crane, of Fort Worth parents of
the injured man, are with him. He was
stabbed Tuesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
PERIOD FOR MOURNING OF
LATE MAYOR HAS ENDED
Crepe Is Removed From Ali Public
Buildings and Flags Are Run to
the Ton of fha MaSts

The customary 80 day period of
mourning for mayor W. F. Robinson and
+. I. Ware having expired Wednesday,
the crepe has been ordered taken from
the city hall and fire station, and the
flags run TO the top of the masts on all
city buildings, and the plaza flagpcle
Mayor Robinson and fireman Ware were
killed in the Calisher fire on Sunday,
Aug Il, Just one month from Wednes-
daV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
TUCSON CLOSES HALF
DAY IN MEXICO,S HONOR

Tucson, Ariz.. Sept. 15-Mexican
residents Of Tucson opened a two days
celebration here today by sending a
message Of congratulatiOn to president
Diaz
Patriotic addresses were features Of
the day \ big parade with all Mex
lean orders participating and Tucson
stores closing at noon, is the feature
of the independence centenary here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15

been established, and much general re-
, pair work done. Frederick r. Clifton
I is new teacher in this school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
Ell PAso CONCENTRATES DI.z

Mexican societies in Ell Paso sent
numerous kilograms of congratulation
10 president Porfirio Diaz THURSDAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
BANDS BLARE IN
CIUDAD JUhREZ
CONTINUED IRON Page one1

gin the great event for the common
people OF the city. 1t will be a popular
dance on the platform of the plaza.
The FL PasO municipal band, led by
conductor Medina of the JuareZ mu-
nicipal band, furnished the first days
music.
Even Clock Decorated.
So completely is Ciudad JuareZ be-
decked with the national tri-colors.
that the town clock in the customs
house has the habit. Its illuminated
face has been painted with circles of
red, green and white, causing a pretty
effect at night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15

FREE To show how quickly Dahderlns
tHHA acts, We will send large sam
M \ pie free by return mail to anyone who
!. sends this free coupon 20 the
If EE0ELToH DEEDERlEE CO., CHICAGO, ILL.,,
4 with their name and address and lOc
in silver or stamps to pay postage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-15
POLITICS MIXED
IN COLORADO

Continued From Page one.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03
on ADVERTIslHo.

EAecnye aoyertislDg bss o0ne ~ b4
~ much N an art tbeae Gagz ~ paint
ing Dictireg m forming trieig, Tbe
merchant wbo Dsys ooly DesInnctory
attention ~ his a1yer1si8g r. % tBe
ciass win BIN VIVA permits bls lan.
itor NJ TTfaH1 mi NJ 0eooyafe bfs
snpW #iD0cWz. ODe mDrslHg Jasi
winter an altb0f, Bboge name ID
kD0TB throughout me oogHfrl, called
pDD1 q wealthy friend, 0He NJ me
eopotry's captains N INDUSTRY. Sc
fo1n4 the famous busjDess nan ~ bls
NbTsyI s1UoDH1e1 by DiIeg NJ Hewg
DaDers and magazines. "D0 you yea1
aii fbeseT" aske0 fbe frieHG. "f yeaA
uHat yoH write" TesDoDGe1 me caD.
tajn N Industry, "aHd, NJ oogyEe, ne
ieaAiDg newg n ne day, bgt outside
these read, principally, fbe advertise,
mfDts, a man IN my position cannot
keeD abreast NJ me lines without Fesa.
ing fbe advertisements, They b0ld
the news NJ tbe Industrial woHd, nbey
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03

PiDkbaN.E Vegetable Compound made
Ele q vel woman aIi1 ! have ~ more
baekaeiie, ! bCpe ! can help others by
telling them WliAt Lydia y, I1BkhamG
VeRetable COMPOUND has done for
Ble, NRs, EBNA lNgE, Ezz PiFgtBE,
Milwaukee, via
ne above n only one u the t0Oti,
sands NJ grateful lettefe which are
constantly bel8l TeeelVed W the
PlBkham 3ledlelBe Company " Lynn,
1iaEg, Wiileil prove DEYOld q dOubttbat
Lydia r, iJBkiaO's Vegetable Com,
pound, Diade from rOOtg and hefDs,
actually dOes cure tiieEe obstinate diE
eases 1 women after III OtheF means
have failed, aud that every such suE
e1DR woman OWeg ~ ~ hefEflf % At
leaet rive Lydia T. flnkbam's VeQeta-
BE Compound a Trial before submit,
ting ~ ~ operation, on giving up
hODE N TeCOVefy
Mrs. PiBkliam, Of Lynn, Mass,
invites al sick women % write
her for advice, She has guided
thousands % health and her
advice n free.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03

GOA m. fH Hus Ir.nf n mfnnuif
an0 au.aH.aa HuHnDsf ihoHFhi Thru
H b nnIamm. uO m mlnd n eteN
Hff.fl.amen. thf mHn Nho haf
anaufI aannd.no BAL hlf foadf io ed
V.ua hm boldly Be- thr mau sho
HnaaH IU mr
IH.u a..mf iO hI fo mugh loFl, m
thh IUa mtumeni ulHi H if proseHt
,d h.r nI.hoW furhe Oommon
Baltimore suU
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03
l5IkDCOs PLANNING TO
RETURh TO TIE ORiEhT.

UsRYTILLE. October zA-JEa'
Hlndo0 laborers are planning 10 re-
turn to Hindoostsn within the ue1f
fow onths following upon the fe
ueHel efforts 10 drive them from ulr
cOgHEy has been made evident ~
sbe local Postofice. where in one bag
Fudsg) HindOos took out mOEer
orders lD the amount ~ gZsZ5, 5ay-
aJle ~ themselves ln 5indOostaH.
One Of the Hlndoos. when questlJu
cd D. the POstOf8oe empl0yez. said
thar there sTe nov more BiDdODs
leaving tbe country taaB ere coming
Il HlndOO IaBOrerE, DE- sst1, c8EBDt
get eupl0ymeBt aE easily DcB ~ s~r-
Hler-T end uley are beginning ~ feel
u.e eject " tbe IOW wages Dsl1
them.
The BludOOs comDIslHed that ne
~ rod corsDsules, Bblob were OBoe
tle salvation NJ tbe ISlnlDo OH BIZ
arIyal lH tbig country, ere ~ lDHBeT
aHGOss ~ emDIOy be1urbaBeG yOri1,
ers. and ~ . result ne BlD1DO ~ be-
g.1D5nz ~ feel = longing fOy bic ~
EoJoeIaa6.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03
UEIERHOJSE TRUST

hom hsiatc Coz sals. fpcc.a o.
pormmu some one cau secure 4
nice home in Ksimuid ai discounD
o lo ger cent on Is actual cost
owing 20 The iact that ths owner ha,
leH The couuuy and wishes us to
msi.e o. quick sale cash or install
mentF Particulars az our Office
We have also 5000 bargain on
kaiakaua Avenue
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03
Shipping An Port
IG0Fernment vessels.

'GoFernment vessels
q. s. L. u. T. Kuku, from cruise
august ls.
e. e. r c Theus, from cruise, Sept
Asams. JAP. cruiser. from Yokosu
IA. Nov 2.
Kasag Jap. cruiser uom YoIsosuks
Noy 2.
MerchsnT vessels.
Herzogn cecilie, Ger %. from
Leith. Oct 2.
Ethel Zane, Am. scnr. from Hno, Oct
~.
Ludlow Am. Sc. from Cray's Harbor
oct Il
OkaHogsD, Am. 81. from Port Luo
low Oct is.
MeuesD, An. str. from scstue, Oct
"a
Hongkong Naru, 5sv. str from Man.
zaunlo, Oct 90
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
''''''D -'s'-' y D. ~ -'''s'DDe'
->,soD, -. DoNsl/,'L -fofeinDef ?,
WnheimiDs, y. = CO., Noyember
1lDFiia' y, ,. - AoEem5er Y.
China, =. y. 10, Noyember -,
LDrIine. 81. =. o.. Noyember =.
siers, o. s. r. 20, soyember u.
Bancburla. =. y Co. NoremJer zg
Far Vancouver.
ZeaIaHlls, ca. Il. o. e. E0yeia-
Der &.
KoaHa, ca. X. q. g. Dee. r.
For Flg and Ausrrafq.
NakUTs, r. X. \. 81 3, Eoyember
II
NoaDs, r. 3, r, n g, Deeembey
T.
For China and Jsosr
Tenyo Hara r. =, y, Fo7ember
E~ea p D. 3. r N, HoZ ~
EfggoH Egerg. q r Y yoy N
isTEe4sLhg0 vFser,e
F1r Bao arl Hevsa ~,
Msuaa a. I-rs - r., 1,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia {, Pink.
m'sVegetabIe Compound

GilWzukee, VIZ. ~" Lydia y, PINK,
tam,g VegetAhle COmp0lnd hAa NM
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03
sELbTlvE SIZES,

"NO man cen ~ biggeT bIaB bls
DsrtY,' ssl0 hbe ezDeTieBeed cam
DslEneT
u sDDDOse mar must b. true" -.
yiied tJe gogDg man VIM u leauDjDg
Do5los ~EYf 81 ls sJaD imDDsslble
tor . Dauy ~ b. ~ biz ~ = nan m,
oaElonaIJy feels"-W Washington EtaT,,
--~-v~' - s1as
Pine I'M PrEfiag, Gfag Dmoe,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03

Times of The toe are taken iron
the 4 s Coast nno ueooetic Survey
tables The udes at Kahuim and
Hll0 Occur about one hour earlier
Than az Honolulu Honolulu standard
time 10 40 hours 80 minutes slower
than Greenwich time. being that OF
the meridian Of I57 degrees 80 minis
The time whistle blows a. 1880 pm.
which BE- the same az Greeuwicb
hours o minutes The sun and
moon are for iocs time Tor the whole
group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03
, REPUBUcAR MEETlNcs FoR
; THle week.


Tonight kumalae Block. Ka- .
kaako .
fudas Joiuf meeting viii .
. Fh district a. Nuuanu and .
. Jack lane .
- Saturday Executive building .
grounds .
Fifth District .
. Vineyard and Rir- .
eT streets .
Friday J0iut meeting with .
. Fourth district Nuuanu and
JACK Lane .
saurday-Grand rally az .
Naialua
B0tn Districts-Firsi Meeting. .
Monday - Grand tOrchHgbt .
parade, and rally ar Aala PARK .
q . s@@@~ s@s4sa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-03

glie a vel woman,
am I would Ike N
tel the whole World
NJ 10, I suffered
frOBfeHIzlet trouble
ami fearful pziBglp
0y iaek HAD tlle
iNEt doctors aBd
they ~ decided
that I bad a tHaOT
in addition ~ mg
female trouble, and
adViGld AZ ODeTa~
ton, Lydia ~
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