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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-11
WILL Of LATE
CAPTAIN ROSS
1T MENTIONS CLAIM FOR FALSE
( IMPRISONMENT AGAINST THE
REPUBLIC OF HAWAII.

The will of the late Captain John
Ross has been filed for probate on
the petition of H. NJ. Won Holt, the eX-
ecutor named in the testament. 1t was
executed on January IA last, two weeks
before the testators death, in presence
of Cecil Brown and f. F. Fernandez
All of the estate, valued at nearly
$4,000, is left to Donald Ross, a ne
phew residing in Brooklyn, N. Y, with
provision that in case of the death
of said nephew before the testator
then the estate should go to his niece,
Jean Graham, residing at Invergordon,
Scotland
In the petition the property is listed
as follows: Land on River street, ST.
600; leasehold of government lots at
Kapiolani Park, Honolulu, and build
ings thereon, household furniture and
personal effects, stocks in Hawaiian
! corporations and cash, $15,S91. This
makes a total of $16,S91. The will
parenthetically includes Captain Ross
''claim against the former Republic Of
Hawaii for damages for false imprison-
ment now pending adjustment" This
is one of the few claims of American
citizens, Captain Ross having been a
Union veteran, arising with a host OF
British and other foreign claims out of
the Wilcox instruction of 1895. Cap
tain Ross directed in his will that his
body should be cremated.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Trent Trust Co. is authorized by or
der of Judge Robinson to sell at private
sale, for paying debts, two lots with
improvements thereon in the Kapahulu
tract belonging to the estate of Fran
cisco Freitas, deceased.
Judge Robinson granted the petition
of Mary E. Kaia, guardian of the es-
tate of Albert Melville McGurn, an in.
sane person, for leave to mortgage &
lot at sAallhl.
CONSENT TO PARTITION.
Douthitt & Coke file an answer O
Peka Vasconcellos and Frank Vascon
cellos to the bill of David Paakauls
for partition, admitting the allegations
and conserving that if the property
can not be partitioned it will be solo
at auction and the proceeds divided il
manner as prayed.in the bill.
VOLUMINOUS TESTIMONY.
Twelve hundred typewriter page
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-11
Bridge Closed

Until further notice the Haleiwa
bridge on the belt road will be closed
for repairs.
G. H. GERE,
City and County Engineer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-11
For Rent.

Five bedroom house on Thurston
ave. neutrality-suspicious.. Price $4,000
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-11

The Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
F. of the Wihemna, at
luncheon honor the yes
to the heado
him all that the
will reach the WHhmna
being distant
will be repeated until
was an invitation the of Matson gets it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-11
FOR SALE.

Mems Clothing on credit-$1 90 a
week. Suit given at once. Francis
Levy, Quitting Co., Sachs Bldg, Fort
Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-11
MAKIKI DISTRICT.

Story and a half house, modern In
every particular, suitable for small IA
mily bargain either as a home or for
an investment. Price S325000
Acreage property in Pololo Valley,
Manoa Valley and Kaimuld
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-11
WANTED.
WANTED 10 BUY
DRAMATIC.

MARIE KENNY, Dramatic Studio from
San Francisco, 175 Beretania. Prac-
teal 3-months private course. Act
ing, Elocution, Monologues, Vaudeo
vile, Dancing, Reading. Grace CuJ-
ture. Phone SO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-11
NATE8HODSE TRUST
REAL ESTATE F0R.SA.E.
KAIMUKI.

Half acre lot, well planted in trees,
with two bedrooms, stable, servants
quarters, etc. All in good condition.
On the car line. ......Price $3.50. 90
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17
: c i a >.

Sci oer @eibna6tsfeier in ci-
ner Shule 5u Mmnrillo fam Die
pieraebniabrige 2illian offers, sic
einen @eibnadtsengel ooritelte, NH
ibren 4leioern oen taersell
oes @eibno6tsbarlms 5ll nabe. Die
aleioer fingen Sel1er uno oos
W0o6en ipuroe 10 lbper perlest,
oab es mabriheinlib iterben miro.
Sran5 Seer tpirbe beim gob-
rem eines 8runnens auf q. Meuet-
ler's sSarm nabe Rorobeim ourd)
Die Waidinerie Elm glrm eebroden
Sim ielben Gage aeriet iein @e-
billie, Hnblo @ar5a, ser Nobren
fir BEN 9rulnen berbeii6offte, nn=
ter Die 9faoer oes @ogens uno
ipuroe iofort getotet
Sn Ben Sal1ta Sc Waros gu
9oD Gitp lpltroe Elm Brakeman Na-
mens 50. s. &adett iiberfabre,l uno
10 idiper perlest, baB ihln ein 8ein
uno Elm sfrm abgenommen lperoen
nlitBten.
- Gin illnger Weann in Sort
@ortb gaalnens Charles &. Mpllier.
Der als 9iilfsfailierer I'M sradt-
bdbnboi Der Sort @ortb s. Deainer
8abn aneeitellt mar, ipuroe renIib
abenos IN Ser gfobe Ser Metbooi-
Itenfirhe oil Der Miliouri 9tpenile,
iiberfaHen uno 10 fdIilnm 5ugerit-
tet, Dob er cine Stunbe lpater itarD.
@er iein Wor6er lit ino ipos Ser
@runo 6es lleberfalles mar, iueib
man nibt.
Die Sirit State ganf .ann
Srult 60. in Sort 8ortb bat bc.
idlolien ibr GeIdaft gu liquioieren.
slGe Depoiitei, iperoen bon ousbe'
3ablt ner6en.
= Sn SouIton Seiebts muroe
Oaniel 8. Scott ein iunger Wann
Der big Dor @lr5em in ilnlerer Stcbt
tpobnte lino nit 1einem 0ruber s.
8. Scott elm slr9itefter- unb 8on-
traftoren=@eI11ft betrie6, nabreno
zines Streits geitohen nllb ihper
periplluoet. Gr ipilf niht ongeben.
iper i'm geltohen bot.
George @aperlep BRIGGS bot
Die Grnennung gum Witslieo Ser
3ilhtbausbebor0e obgelebnf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17
u | lei.

= Ser Hegen Der leBten Gage lit
lebr ipillfontmen gefueien, ober nod
allenl, mos man bonn 2anoe bort.
mar er niht getiigenb. llnlere syar-
mer miinIden oringeno mebri Ste
gen.
Die gountpfommiiiare boben
bas @eiu6 BON gluguit g. 5tein-
bring inn grlpeiterung Ser Shert,
9nnbItraBe betpilliet
Ger 2aoea BON Sic Senge III
einc slusitelfung bon @eibnohtsia-
d,en aller Mrt, tpie iie rtirgeltotpo a1,-
oers 5n finoen lit. @ebt 5iierlt bort.
bin, lpenn Sbr @eidenfe fir Ole
8tnoer ober fir Die 8eruanoten
faufeu ipoIIt.
Yal,l 9ange, Elm befannter
oeutider 0iltan8ganger, Ser ongen-
blif cine 6uBtour BON 10000 s0iei-
len fir einen Hreis bon $4,000
madt bdlt iid) 5ur 3eit bier auf,
gr fomnlt bon AtIantic gitp nnb
gebt BON bier nah Der &acific Sit
ite, BON no aus er qller ourh bas
2an6 nad sltlantic Gitp 5uriidlpall-
oert.
9as groBte Eager bon lboneu
Euppen mno gpieliahen oller ar.
bei Nic Sengg.,
Sreitog obeno gesen $50
ltbr brad i'm Sauie bon Mrs. g.
@. See, $40 Siio-Srio StraBe.
sSeller ans, iuobei stpei 8ilnlnes
llebit Snba!t gdtl5lih 5eritort unr
Der Snbnlt oes oritten beibabigl
murbe. 9as Saus miro auf $500
geiddst uno NOR fir $400 ner'
iihert. Der Sdaoen miro ollf $500
QeIf)dbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17
san AmDuiu sonnabnb 9eembu 1910

be5ipcCft oie Grbobnng Ser Solarc
Der guHoes Oberribter um $4,000
uno Die grbobung Der Saldre al,
Ter gunoesrihter in bemielben @cr-
baltnis. las Salar bes Gbef-
@unoeso6erribters lit in ser Dill
allf $4,000, bas Der beiiisenoen
Gidter anf $17500 ongeiest. @e-
genpartig iino bieie Galdre $13,.
900 relp. $12,50O. 0ie 6ebalter
Der 9unoes Greisri6ter ioaen oni
$1,000 bis $4,000 firiert peroen,
Die Der 9uHees- Diftriftrihter auf
$4,000 Bis $4,000.
Or. 5reberid ". Goof, Ser
ieiner5eit Die 2eute nit ser Ye-
6altptune beiduinoelte, Ell babe oen
9sorbpol entbedt, miro, lpie ct be-
fannt MAIDEN ldBt, oemn1dlt aus
Ser nielbltgetpablten gerbomnu1ta"
nad Seem gorf 5llriidfebren. Sein
BON uns nelllid idon eripabnter
glrtifel, IN oem er- Der @elt glou-
ben MAIDEN mil, oab er bas Spfer
elmer Selbittallihung getpeien lei.
als er beballptete, ben gforbpol er-
rei6t gu baben, lit iest in Samp-
toms Waga5ine erihienen.
9(us SEEM Worf melbet man:
Yei Der 8reniere bon 3umperoinf's
Sper o&onigsfinber". bie ON %.
DECEMBER i'm Wietropolitan Spern-
bauie 1tattfinbet, miro Geraldine
Sarrar unlgeben BON einenl gbor
BON pieraebn idneelpeiBen @aniel.
auftreten. gs Iino Dies 11ibt etra
perfleibete Gboriltinnell a la Chan
ticler ooer Hapier made Neahner.
te, ionoern ipirflibe @anle, Die sll
oieien 3pefe altf Dem @mliepoort
0tarft gefauft puroen llnb jebt iDre
8orItuoien MAIDEN. SRI. Sarrar
perforpert il, Ser Oper Die potbeti.
l6e 5ieur Der fIeinen @aniebirti,l
uno einen moslidlt realiitiIdem
@illorllf gu er5ielen, bat lie ouroiif
beitanoen, iid nit einem luirfIidel
@dniepolf gu umgeben. Cine oieieg
9anle miro BON Der @eroine oaourh
ousae8ei6net, bob lie ibr oas &ron-
tein, lueldcs ibr fonigliher gnbetee
sbr 6arbietet, oufiebt u1lo barau
mag oie sanse 5aene ibeiteril, benn
niiifrpuA Si6h Sic G,o,,fs io,,yt II,
itimmliher iln6 oarfteueri56er Beile
taan5 gut aalaiien, bat iih nod fsi.
ne gefltnoen, tpelhe bieIc Mus5eid)-
nung in gebiibrenber Weiie Su tpiir-
oigen wiibte SRI. Garrar uno lire
@anie balten taelih Hroben ab.
= slus ben Oititaaten miro bon
Sdneeitilrmen eerneloet, Die bort
lpabreno Der Iesteli Gage getobt IL.
ben Gs lit iebr falt getporben uno
piel Sdnee gefnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17

gaa6beit fanm nidt sebeiIt ,uerben
burb Iofole Gpplitationen, neil iie Sen
ben franfen Sell beS Gbres nid3t erreis
den fonneri. &c giebt MIR einen 0ea,
Die 9albheit 5u frrieren, uno Der i:
burb fonltitlltiouelle peiInnitteI. 9nu6.
belt tpirb burh eia,erl entaiinbeten s.
itano ber ifIeinigen Qlusfleibuna ber
@nlta1ifd)e1t H69re nerur5adt. Wenr
oiefe R0bre iid) ertaiitaoet. babt Sbr cts
nen rlimpelnben Son ODER ilnpollfomnes
nes @eb1r; uno tpeun iie gang gejbloI.
fen if, erfol9t gaubbeif. utlb tpenn oieIe
gnt5iinbung nid5t eeboben uno hieie
Nobre ipieoer in ibreH geb1risen 3us
fta1o beriebt tperoen tann, tpirb Sas
@ebor fir INNER 5erit6rt tperben; nelIn
Sdue unter 5ebn iinb bureb Ratarrp
berlrfadt, fpeI6er 1li1ts ala elm ertl
aiinoeter 3,litano Der fdIeimisen sber<
fIdden lit.
gBir fpollen einb1tnbert DolIars fir
ieoen (bnrh &atarrb berllriadten ssan)
bon Sanbbett geben, BEN mir nid6t burh
ginnebmen bon 9nlI's &atarrbpaur hc,s
len fonnen. 2abt gld) ,imionit giriu.
lare fo1nmen.
S.S. Gbeneb & Co., Solebo, 8.
sy 8erfalift bon alien Mpotbefen, 75c.
5aas Samilien<gillen iinb bic belrer.
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Mrs. .WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf5ig Sabren bon
Willionen BON Weiittern fiir ihre
ainber NIT bem belten grfolge BERN
3abnen eebrauht. gr berubigt oas
aiub, eripeibt bas 3abnfIeiih uno
nlilbert Die Sd,mer5ei; beilt alld
@inofolif uno lit oos bette Wittel
Bel 9iaarboe. lleberaa bei ben 9lpo-
tbefern 5il baben Sragt na6 Wrs.
@inslon's SOOTHING SDrup lnlo
nebmt flidts onoeres. % Gents bie
Slaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17
@urbcrritmns 5nn @eibnadtsfeit.


Sas @eibnahtSfcit riidt jebt berau,
Sas ib1nIte Set i'm gansen Sabr,
WillfDmntcm tuul bei SeSermann,
glnt nteiiteu bei Der &imberihaar.
gSDl Mand)er, ner .jonit Gspiit,
ltnD MIR allein at iid) nnr Senft,
Jii6lt jett,- Sak CT ein Waeniij aud tit
tlnS benft baraiL ban CT beidlenft.
Gr fiiblt babel, baR G,eben bph
Giel ieIigcr, als gielinen lit,
llmb heuft bnbei 10 ituls mnb bod)
@ie unit sm fciner anb'ren 5riit.
1lnb iteb'n mir nnter'm gSeibmadtsbanm
Wsit iciner pielen &er5en 0tans,
Sanit fiiblt rtntt niis bent irbiid)eii
9taitit
Sid fait ueriett suin Soimmel sans.
SpdJ uidJt bic 0abem sans afIeim
Sinb's bic bciiit syeIte unS begliidt,
Gs mt. nod etiuns o56'res iein
Sas nnier Sers 10 bpdJ entsiift.
@s lit bic 9iebe, bpd) nidbt bic,
Ste mat i'm 2eben oft 10 itennt
Sic Wicuitbenliebe lit CO, Tie,
Die nidjt 0eihledlt md 2aiie fennt.
Sic, bic bic gauge @elt nmfa6t,
Sir Gilt allein Der Weibuaftsidein,
Sbr Gift Der 0laus, ibr Gilt bic Sait,
Sic mui hcr @cibnad)tsengel ieiu. I,
S'runt iol ani SSeibnahtsfeit suns
Sant
Tins mir ,uas rein nnb flar erfrem'n,
Smnl Wcibnahtsfeit Der redJte granf
Mlnf MIR has Nlainp gier fein.
90 lrgt barnnt 5iim Weibnadltsfeite
Sur tiid)tis Mla,np Sier Elm,
GS tit Der grauf, BET iupl aif's Bette
@eim Jefiniabl ,uirb iuiilfpmn,en iei,t.
limb ,uenu Sbr hnbt init WeibnadDtsea6er
9tn irgenb einen Jrennb sebaft,
81 iuirb er cS am liebiten baben,
Nsirb ibm u q 1T p-Wter sebradit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17
gnoet Winter.2e,sen.

Sir gieIe lit Der Winter Ell,
aeioe1rs5eit. grfrorene Singer nno
3eben, oufgeiprungene Sdnoe, Nen-
ZEN uiip. bereiten fie. @ber Allcs
fliebt Dor 8udlens slri,tcn 5albe.
9itr 25c bei alien DrusgiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17

@eubau oer l1niuerlitat I'M l1d6iten
Sabre gu beginner uno obne I'm.
terbreduna ourd5ufiibren. Meit oie-
ler &on5eiIion limo oie Stlloerten
5ufrie6en ae1telt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17

Nus 9ernple miro Ser Sob
BON sSrou Gliiahetb slltitabt, Die BORT
i'm Sitter bon 70 sSobren 9eltorhcn
lit, berihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17

ssn Solnton itarb 6rou @rni,
MeDer aus Bernardo Brairie on ocll
sSolqen elmer Operation.
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9serlaft iidl anf sid)ercS.

SD piG ME obne Or. Sings
0em 2ife 8ids iein", idreibt u
Sdineeef, CAT Glm StraTe. Suf.
folo, g. 9. ySie furierten mid bon
hronii6e Sartleibisfeit als a1es
Mnoere periagte." 25c bei ollen
0rngeiiten.
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Giienbabn : Tabrplan.
s. G 6. q. 8ahn.

5. C g. g. Saba.
sos gom Moroen. GAS abenos
go. o Tom y3orben -. .645 mora
Mo. 7-9ocal bon 9earue. 1000 mora
gfo. 9-2oeal bon Balelttne. -. :. :.
SO. A. Son @erifo. SO sladan, !
Wo. 12-eocal bon 9areoo (seniidt)
>. $500 nl0rg.
$40. l. gaad5 oem ssprben. 155 nadm.
geo. g. Nah benz g1orben. 90 absnbs
ylo. Social ndd Ealeltine !. Z. 80 mora
sao 10 egpreb na6 eearne. :. ;.
SO. 5 -gaacb megiio. 100 100 mara' lauas
go. II -2ocal mad 2are6o (genlidt) ..
;. :. ;. -. :. 300 abenos.
g. u. e u. 3. gasn.
go. 1-Souiton Ii. 5. aiiite 700 nad]n,
go. 3-9onlton II. 3. &iiite 500 borr1
yto. 5-@iiitenitdbte. ..1.15 ,,adm
gSo; "A Son aerrpilIe, tur on Wos
SO; 44@aOn aerrDills, nun o. Cont M
SO; 146-- Son aerruiile, mt unee an a'''A
Wod5etltagen. :. $50 nehm
Nbfnbrt
So. 29on1ton Ii. 5. aiiite. $3.50 BORN
go. 4-Sou5ton H. 3. @iiIte 9 20 abenbs
yio. 6-&iftenItGote. .2:1O nodm
SO; 43-Nad aerrbiIle, nllr in @o<
1eHt1gen. >. ..4:45 nuGn1
SO; 41-saa6 aerrpiIle, rlur gonns
d tttAD. 0.4U DOIOl
SO. i45 saad aerrbile. mr. in '''
gSohertagerl. !. :. ..7:15 borni
g.. $. & 9. u. (Saupt.ainie).
4rflmft--
SO. 9-@om Often. .7:35 uorm
80. 7-@om Often. ...6:3O uodlra
go. 10--@I Ynfo II. 8e5ten. .7:3O undln,
No. S-@ou 81 Haio. 1915 porli1
No: Boon Sci gio... 1850 boom
80. S-wa6 eI gaio nnb gseiter,. =.
=. :. -. ...S $3.50 BORN
So 7-=@a6 81 gaio nnD sseifen. .''
$500. :. -. 100 aber1ns
SO 1o-Mad 5. @eften. 1000 abenos
SO. 8-Nad Dem Often. 10:45 born,
No. 1-gaah Sci 0fio.. 400 aberSs
StClpfta StultDH, ". y. G -. u.
Mnfunft =
SO. 305--guero, @ietoria. 1850 nad,m
Mbfnhrt-
SO so6-guero. 9ictoria. 800 BORN
M. 6. & s. ga5u.
Nnfunft--
go. 24t-Won @oititon nnb gaIpeiton
). ;. ). $50 uprgens
yeo. 235-Wom Gorben. .7.30 borrriti.
No. 281-8om 0orben un6 9ouftcn
40 HdDM
Mo. 9-@om @orbeh.. ..7:45 nbenbs
@bfaDrt -
SO. 244-Mad benz MDrben II. Souiton
-. :. :. :. ..7.10 pprnl
$50. 10-gfadj bem Norben. 1000 born.
Ro. 236-Nnh Dem Nor6en.
;. :. 1900 aben0s
No. 242-Nn9 bem Norben ilno Gal.
beiton.. :. -. .11.50 abenoz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-17
KtMee Sranen
3alten INNER eine 5laide Or. &i6ters
Pair1-Expeller

i'm Saule. GIn 5liDerIallIges Gllls
reibentittel BEL alien rbeumatiideu
Sdlner5en, grf1ltungen, 8erltalt-.
dungen uip. 25 uto SOC in apo.
tbefen. geur edit nit gtnfer.
r. Ad. Richter Sc Go.
(ans gtnbpfitabf, sh4irtnsen)
213 Pearl street, New York.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22
The piankton.

When the voyaeer across the Atlan- tic watches the surface Of the sea day after day and notes how few are the signs of life in Sc vast an expanse of waters he Is apt 10 conclude that, as compared with the land. the ocean Is Il desert But he has been looking for fish and has not seen the real myri. ads Of the ocean. If the yoyager had microscope eyes he would perceive that the liquid mass through which his ship blows her way is hlled with prcdiglaus multitude of minute or ganlsms the plankten. The name comes from Greek word meanins vagahend The piankton forms the food of an enormous number cf ma rine animals and has been the subject of much scientific investigation. There are i've kiuds CT Rlaekton, tue vegrta. ble. or phstaaiankton. and the animal. or x.soplankfon. As in the world ef higher organisms. the animal feeds upon the vegetable, The importance of the phstoplanksen to the fife of the sea depends upon the fact that, like the leaves of land plants. il has the faculty. under the influence ef light. of assimilating inorganic sub stances and rendering them available for the food of aninals.-fouth's Com panioa.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22
WILL BEAR WATCHING.

The present unexampled selieituae of the fruit jobbers' trust for the tinan eial welfare of the independent fruit credited with any large degree of phi lnnthropy pr alfrnism. Time was7-and that bni short lime ago-when all growers were independent-tha Is. each operated individually and WAS easy picking fer The commission sharks. who saw that their victims got just enough returns for their produce te keep ~on and hndv together and sometimes not that much The city buyers were bandsd together to quote q price for given shipment of prod aee and then notify all memhers 9i the clique what thaI price was and the victim could wait until he gHi black in the faee but he would get ne better offcr In lime growers woke up and realized how they had been hood
 winked and swindled. They are now organized and organized effectively enough so that they are beginning to sct fairly decent treatment from those who formerly nlundervd them at will. Some dissatisfaction has been felt by members of some growers associations with prices received. and these are be ing entieed away from the oreaniza ton bv temporary decent treatment by The commission men and jobbers. but il Is only for the purpose of disrupt- ing these co7operatiys marketing or ganizatious. when the old tactics can be counted on to put into play hence when the fruit jobbers' trust displays undue kindness toward the independents il Is safe 10 assume there k an ulterior motive behind it. Therc is a nigger in the wood pile.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22
Among the
By Clifford v.
 Gregory

=What about inc sfalo yoa Jeff oa yeur fraternity ea fac f00fb4ii Fea "a rua oa fife reputation of the g 5eoI fas beiag fair in afhjetlesT
 He mneed That's al past a9T. = he sai3 iameiy Money eaa.t pay that
 No. that's true abe replied. @Aad ac yau arc going to let # eo and say efe-Y1lBz is eguafes
 ~Nbaf sjsp de sea want ne C. doY@ De sssa heipiezsig .7 can't undo tae rast 9Biy wisb could
 @I wani ya0 to ge back t1 coiiege." " FaA Mabel earnestly .'elean Hg ilIe fratrrutles aBd clean up athletics. esr.eiaHy ibe gambling tart of t. ! know you ran do f. and it's fhe only way 10 make things sqBafes
 -you dont realize what you're ask inrr' hr cried. "Go back there after what f'fe done7 can't Mabel .
 ..ifs the only way" she said.
 Harold buried hls face in his hands After i long lime he straightened up.
 T used 10 thInk all life was for was to bsvs fun" he said And l guess had my share But II seefns that ev= err one has 10 have lis share of hard kaecks. too. and it seeais to be my turn nov
 He heslinted moment longer and then slid to the ground "Goodby," be said el.m going back to school" And he hurried away
 Almost nnefber year had pass"d, and sl nature w8s bursfing Into hla9m ai me mssie teueb of spring Gladys was sitting at the study table ln fteir Iiils rtals eH the tHp ffaef 0f the gifIa' dormlinfy trtlHa hafa nat to eet the notes ef the rsfdn 5ulelde ber window eilAs8 un wIf6 her troublesome French verlls a hen Nabel brought her T Tel fer
 She aa9e T IaHle efg of disma5 as sine eead i ' ee from hef father. Her mother aas sick. Ia said# He dis liked tn Hsa fheM l8 break iB on their school work. h0t could one of theg eome home fer | few da8sf It wouldn't he nt alI necessary for them hegh fe come
 Gladys threw down fHf tellfF Aha nsled her suit case out ef the eleset
 Where are you goingf' nsked Ma bei ln surprise
 Home" replied Gladys iaeonically. pointing toward the letter.
 .Im going. foo,' announced Mabel after she had read II,
 IL was only by dInt Of much argn. meut Gladys fnally persuaded her to stay. and then only after she had prom ,sed 10 telegraph at once if there was any danger
 II seemed To Gladys ihat it was weeks before the train reached the little town thnf she called home iier father iaid warning finger oa his lips as she entered he door.
 ~Hnshs' he said shes nsieepr'
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22
HAND THINNING OF FRUITS.

When danger of frost Is past and IL ls apparent that the trees have set usare fruit than their size would seem 10 Indicate that |, will be possible for them te bring fa good sired maturity. hand thinning should he reserted 10
 This win not only reduce the number. but Will at the same time improve both the size and quality of the fruit re naluiny, the total weight or volume of fruit not being reduced hy the process. but simply being confined beneath fewer skins. The thinning in most of the western orchari districts ss dene when the apples are about the size of | shelled walnut. and the practice Is 10 leave no fruit on the trees closer than eix inches The same rule holds for pears. while for smaller fruits. such as peaches and spricots. the distance at whieh the fruit is Jeff apart Is about four inches. varying somewhat upon fhe variety and size which it usually aftains If the thinning Is carefully done much detective fruit may bs eliminated in the process thus reSiue' ing the nuraher of culls whlrh will have to he handled at hxrvest time
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22
A BAD ORCHARD ENEMY.

June k the nIontb when careful in- spection should be made of the young apple and pear trees to see that the newly matched inrVae of the borer beetle are beaded on While some or chardisfs i8ease fhe trunks Of the young frees with wrappers of one kind or another. which extend a couple of inches into fine soil. or paint the trunks with wbltewasb in which a rather strong solution of carbolIc acid has been added. these precautions should not be allowed 10 take the place of an individual tree inspection. This Is best hood away from tn. trunk Of rbe tree. getting down on all fours and careful iy scrnping tbe bark for 2 couple of Inches below the surface of the ground with a sharp knife. curved biaded pruning knife being preferable The presence Of the newly matched borcrs will be indicated by drop of discoior cd sap exuding from The bark or tiny bit of brown wood du~t If the borers have been In the tree q year or more this brown excreta will be considern ble. the adjacent barE giving hollow sound when scraped with the knife. This dead bark sheHd be carefully pared away and the borer pr borers i0- cafpd for sometime fulr pr live will bc eating be life oui nf fhe same tree. BoferS of ihe pr,eedas years hatch usually work down aud sideways from he poiht of entrance. whlie tllose which hare been iu tbe Tree two sea sons are deeply hedded in the wood and are usually working up prepara tory 10 their change is the beetle stage and emersenee from he tree Ill this form some time in June While plia- bie wire k good for reaching these pests. little peeled twig will answer the purpose nicely. the Use of II often preventing serious cutting of the bark and tree. When fhe borers have been cleaned out the wounds should be packed light with moist soil. so as to hasten the healing process. There Is no other single pest which does as much primary damage 10 fruit trees as borers. yet there K DO orchard enemy which the novice seems 10 know so lit tie about.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22
Often The Kidneys ATe
 Weakened Iy 0Ier- -Work Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re- sponsihle for much sick ness and suffering.