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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-07-20

pa na balolu kriiek ktrry nam
aiisfi zyolen dohrtho. schopne.
ho roetna ahu u tesktim okrcsni.
So 65msafr Jana ilraka.
MnuIt pdlck ma ndksttvu
icl pfitel odcjrl do Ord Bur.
arll, Nrb.. pan Frank koncil
Hamg zdei,i mIalt Iuaim Pan
kontaI pa posIeduich nrkohk ro.
ka xamtstniu jest II N0Ilmcrs.
,cIktIu ~ krelcovsktm zayodt je
zrufnym femcslnikrm yIdY mel
boinost pracc Nyni ma ldraytm
duehu venkoysktm hodla Sc d.
4gtxiii ~ uliic poho,tiustwi pfd
ul Sch u llrdfeh Srpku. pfl-
itle lptt io Omaby ally sytmu
.5A,t iaaGi pi.He - vtuofal
ilemubralickd ukrpsui kun.
frner honam sohotu minuIf
be- itdne za hojnfho ndastensFi
Na konfrn ttio tyoleni hsl TOT
dclerati lo tilni konten ie
odh}yali budr Grand Island
pemokratt ussabn okresu ruthoi
ut pruhla pno mayoru Dab
mans AZ Fagafnep, pro nfun
slainihu td.H puii xakonu . pIs
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-07-20
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Omaha. Neb., 10. tervence.
Dobfi AZ nejlepsi kornou ltr-
mcni yoIi S7.25 500; dobfi M
prostrcdni, s6.25 7.25; prostfed-
NJ NJ neilchci. $500 $50; nej-
lepsi krdvy a jaloviec 1000
600 dobrt NJ prostfcdni, 1915
300 prostrcdni AZ nejlehci,
S}75 5000 telata, $3.50 700;
prasatu, Ss.35 s55.
Pstnice - {. >, tvrdd Sl.03--
los Z. 3. tyrda. Sl.0l -1.03; &.
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kulnficc 2. bila. 63c; Z.
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&c { 2 zlula, zoe c 3, llu-
td. 1li Zoe 9 I. IS j9c.
Owes . 9. bill - 81 ac;
q. I. bilt. ~ ne, .. duty 81
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ku krncni. ~ 50r
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-07-20

case lch kuplctn . mistnich ili
pG
Nscm krajanmu ie iiz asi do
statecne zuamo. " - uoniua.
ci do iradu olre,nibo konlsaro
~ , distriktu M rrpublkansktm
listku uchazi rscobtedt malnl 4
valonp krajau Jan ilraIl po.
zornovati sirore na to, kdo pan
Yirak le n 60 pro celou fadu kra
jann nasich ~ udtlal, myslimc y
by bylo zhytetno, nebut kaldf 70
vi IN dobu sytho pobyiu lde a
ten ~ trva "A rokn mel pan VI
rdk priIelitost udtlail u zuamost
tellkpu fndnu syiah kralann
kicfi pax 81 priirlslgi irho taky
vail. poncyudz " pfrsvedlclIi
poiddaIi u h0 kly u 70 ~ Jim
,i,h DE - ssteb . pro-lftalk1 d
moinosti yyhogt On sam ~ tu 10
bu scznai pax dnkIadna ueIeu na.
" pomtrY Hle polfrht pfatt
Il xajmn tfrhto pntfeh lidu nusehu
uchaki ~ - mislo, ye klertm lou
ia kralauum inktebkoll padseh
sansisifirb tinosli ptatumoi
okfesu prnkatall sluihf leaif fei
ntisi dtinn6si kniant mal.
bs mu proto b}t0 ~ te ppstls ani
a Viz glaslnlm taimu mflI hN Had
roskytnantl fsfHpthnH pamu
podporu pFed nasiaFali lH peel
sulhaml = ltehta nsip elaii ntU
ahnY ssa hlaaY kirrs hs ASA 4
lfnttl sua,lna pak aa.sIiis / "a
.hlh tsk pak hadau da tan ia
I lithho aFsslsl iaA m q h hlpt
.m mlsfa nkfesnlha kaa safF Ra
aAaatall mats Alef pfa aFaa
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-07-20

Fri maticm slavnosti, kterou
.gthuet oualsii hodlaji uspofa-
la'i lulp pr~pdeno krasnd dra
aa suhrrtoyo Drama ctyr rhu.
ltcll stem jphoz del uyddi mas
ua Hnrknu pndu znrmfcntho llze-
ni i uvhdi nam pred zraky III
ejch a pusobiyfch srtnach boi "a
toskou skol Ntbtr kusu ie ne.
pbytrint sta,tnt doufeime pew
Hf, lr who provrdcni piiSptje y
zrarnt mife K utvoreni nazor q
pustaycni cesktrb mcnsin uzcni
xntmcrncIn y ieiieb zjpascch ri
zani knm md na stnrosti schopnt
diHlrlni fiIilel p karrl Spalck
Poiito1ani hmlnt nestesti pc.
tbaIo mIatIDu tialskou diyku.
Grace I.ecrl htdlici 800 iiini
ll 0l ktcra teprvr pred ntkolika
Iny "a sltsiiu priicla do Spo
ientrh Stain Dover krhicn po pfi.
irtdu sftm ohdrlelo lamtstuani
Ii tn8m tdelsi firmy " + Smith.
Alya xahfya ~ t{rubpu modra.
6ak rridla q pod kde tamtst
Hau be- tci Nelki pufri trskieh
Ifses llupd ysak prtuiho dne
I"thalu u hruxna npsltsti lfi ..
fraFt netrho pod atrnirm hlnFa
irii kaehycrna hyla femony \
pFaFfui siata siuyslu skalpotana
tela hutc : hlaty hyla il atrirua
ileKee dspfateua hylo y hezYe,In
mi 10 ngm0euIcp sy losefa. kie
posk,tHuto htm IL ltkafsk@ ~
tienl itmle,lnl tprbFy aanamuii
sla ioii daaui i krlllckf slr
uad o ua UsdfaesnE
NC NJ liHnna,6 siAp mate
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Chhwu " pfra abych optln6
ntca napsal ID asspbo Pokroku
zapadu hieri lihi u mt velieo a
IA iist ] in{m ftenafhm I mas
Is 81 l.ouls Fst stale lepln I'ra.
pe latsaah tfnchu uehabla i vak
uum iah ns piIno iako iinllv Ma
j. tskd sdfntfnt spalhy nspofa
dalY yslkf t5lev se ppapseh -,
slatan Aasiuinfha tAuhu pra
neSe hniaff sotollhy Nflrt sia.
fii - ha6si6a ehlrlW telml i,sh
us Ffdof lomu lfmhu pF8eln.
/ sNniAg a. aA nefaslraAlla
ba d aaHH "a do pafsi
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-07-20

i etAffts HfffAt - ~ tsfthA l'HFffFhs - saHsHN
filou praci nnSeho nejlepsiho te.
sktho umelce.sochafe frantlska
Syobody, kiertmu mn hfbitov6 ma.
sem budc tryale slouliti ku Ell
Ievrubneii celt slavnosti te uni.
mime Sc elsie pfisiim, kdy pri.
neseme vernon podobu zesnule
ho.
] Velikt vzduchoplayeckt "a
vody y Omaze kunati So hudou
hned po ncmcckyeh slaynosteeh.-
Zahaicny hudou iiz tuto sobotu 10
/ Jest dne % tcryence a potrvaji ~
do stredy Na o. vi Military
Iaycnuc konati se budon dennt NJ.
Eolikrrt zaiimayt cxhibice. ku
kter{m ocekaYa Sc obr0ysky nj
IN neicn ldeisich lidi, ale j osob
IL dalrktho siroktho okoli. We.
\ skery zajrn soustfedtn ovscm bu-
de hluvut ma aviatika Glcnna II.
lmtisse. ktcr} slibil, ~ g Omazr
Ipredyede ucktert = ncjzajimayej.
sich y neiodvazndjsich svych VIE
|tn. Vedle utho vsak yystoupi zdc
j fada jin{ch yesmcs NJ vynik-
lnuvsich yzdurhoplaVru. ktefi Sc
nasnaI. by take ukazal icnom
neilepsi Ncjzaiimavtjsi podiga.
nnu budc asi Curtssovo bombar.
doYdni signdiniho sboru z Fort
Omaha. ktcr{m budc chiit dokd-
zati. ~ riditeln6 vzducholodt a
mono j biplany budou iednou
Ihrati yclice dnlelitou lIlohu Sc
ydlec. Cyiceni TO proyedc 5 pra-
Iyidelnym yojskem ~ imeuoyauc
biz tyrzc a pouzlje k ntm oranzn.
|Nfslrdlly oznamcny bndou vdlee.
Intmu odhou So Washingtonu, 49,
ICcny mist k zayodum tenn jsou
Ipomeru6 mike cd 25c do ~ kra-
iany na zaiimayosl IN upozornn.
I ipme a vtele j doporutujcmc
Minul{ tgden Omaze ne.
skal klcrk Slcpitka Z Wilber, Ne.
Ibrasia Mel vsak yelice napilno a
proto So dlouho nezdrzel Ma
ysttyon sytho pfibuzneho, pa.
ma Josefa Altmana, znAmfho oh.
libentho hartendra Il Maurera,
mcskal minulf tfdcn pan Shrubar
II Chicago Idrlel Sc pouze diva
dny.
y sobotu konal 50 nemoc-
nice -. .Iosefa pohfcb ctihodnt
sestry lohanny kterd po triden.
nj ncmoci zcmfcla na chrlcni krye.
Smrt ieii byla zeela neoeekaya-
nou byla proto pro kazdeho W.
llikym bolestn{m prekyapenim.
Bylat sestra Johanna zamesindna
ttmtf do posledni ehyile oSetro.
y6niu nemoenych mcxi kterfml
ttsiln se pro svon mllon i Wild.
non poyahu iakoi velikon orho.
Itu hsluinosl nejen tlrt6, alc J
lasee T}dcu pred syfm oncmoc.
u6nim slaRila pFayf 2hlctd inbi.
lcum svt gasluknt tinosti
Il Inamy ltkaf nlpisi, prof dr
| Allison odrial uiunlf patrk na
Isvf pfhzlniuY vSiehni kraian6.
ktefi hy fa,Itl pomoc i neibliisi
lduha II nfho hlplal rhsali mohou
w. plnou dhgtrou ohrAtiti na dr.
llflfeha II sedltfka, tehui ara.
,lognA II dome IA ~ rs vii
Illam III profit hUielu i'raha
/ snhuinl den hYl neilrplei
sia eelam posaya.inlm lelnim
ulalnm fsplenff - ralN lien "
kaaaval sllnw ~ - VI " terla
tafkt Ebsiiy ~ pFufn Vellkfm ~
astam yeifvm lrplei Hslaslese .
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nsia n llaA8sum a Ritefs eN
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aaa fts sleW hyis ~ asu ~
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-07-20

MIX jest veliee solidnim a iezto
yzdy icn ttmi nejlepsimi liktry
kuzdtho obslouzi, poziya ysude
obchod ieho te nejlcpsi dnvery.
koncem tohoto tydne nayrdti SO
optt do sytho donova.
Pan a. j. sistek, mlady in
telligentni zdcjsi krajan a maji-
tel velktho krcieoyskeho zayodu,
els ll2 Paxton Blk, odejel mi
mule stfedy do Chicago a New
Yorln IN obchodnimi zalezitost-
mi. Pan Sisick prestthnie zdyod
svnj z Paxton Blk. 10 move l6ti-
patroyt budoyy ma II. llarney,
kdcl druhem poscbodi pronajal
nekolik pdlsn}ch pokoin Zdyod
svui hodla zariditi 20 neimoder-
ncii a proto odejcl mn vychod by
tam RUNE potrcby nakoupil
- kraianka pani a koyando-
ya lei nemocnici sv. Josefa ne
mocna. Die 6sudkn domacich ~
kafu je stay jeff naneiygs ydlny.
- MnuIou sobotn znatnt osy6-
zen Il iinak potesen yritil Sc
zpet do svtho domova p. Frank
Syobada. chvaln6 znamf zdrjsf o.
sadnik, bydlici ma William mczi
u. q lG. uI Pan Svoboda byl ma
ndvsttve u svtho syna. tamniho
ltkarc a potion ttz " Clarkson,
kde rovntl hojnt jcho dobrfch
pfatel jest usazeno.
Vykaz prispevku We prospech Gen.
toye sbirky pro U. M. S.
Prenos 2 Gisla posledniho. 2 ,905c
PAM Anna KdlaIovd \ Yer
digrc. Neb. .......... soc
Volt. Kopacck. \ Olivia,
Mimi fshirkouJ .......1.005c
PAM Y. Karasova Pine
City, Minn. tsbrkou,., i50c
| lr 0krina Z Bruno, Ncba
tsbirkoul ........... s25c
lflltcln. ....s. ...t....o, Z3oc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-07-20
Vykaz prispevku We prospech Gen.
toye sbirky pro U. M. S.

Ccllicm. ....... .......5, ,235c
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

DOROTHY EATON Rufus Hatch Kim
beautiful homes
California gardens of world famous They
been celebrated visit them IS to
accou ntonat
hillside japanese
landscape WELL from Tokyo.
residence
lake Venetian gondoa The park filled beautiful
the world
of of
o produce.
OF
who days of the week
thoroughly uisbe pride the park spends much
she advising gardener
should short time several Eastern tourists driving slowly
they
who o in hand bending flower bed The automobile
of
o
tell of
Mrs
had benp
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

DR.. Edward Cecil Sc
wall and his bride, who
was Miss Amy Heitshu
of Portland, are receiv-
ing a cordial welcome
upon their return from
their wedding journey
abroad. They have been
travelling in Europe for
several months. DR.. and
Mrs. Sewall are estab-
lished in their residence
in Vallejo street.
Miss Grace Bromfield
is passing the summer
in Los Angeles as the
house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Fletcher Ell
lott. She has been en-
tertained at q succession
of informal parties, and
one of the most enjoy.
able of these was the
card party given in hon
or of the visitor by Mrs.
T. T. Patterson Of the
southern city.
Mrs. Henry Kierstedt,
who accompanied her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Mclean, to New
York last spring, has re-
turned and is the guest
of Mrs. George Newhall
at Burlingame, where
she will spend several
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newhall, who We're
among the visitors in
Santa Barbara last
month. accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. George Pope on
their return last week.
According to their
present plan Mrs. Julian
Sonntag and her daugh- :
ter, Miss Ila Sonntag,
will remain at Castle
Crag until late in Sep
tember. They have
taken a cottage there
and have been entertain :
ing the young friends
of Miss Sonntag at a Sc
ries of house parties.
Miss Lottie Woods is
enjoying a brief visit in
town and is at the fam
lily home in California
street, but will return
within the week to Los
Gatos, where she will
join her mother, Mrs,
Frederick n. Woods, and
her sisters, the Misses
Maude and Dorothy
Woods, who are passing
the summer there. The
family will not return
probably until late in
September.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
SchuSsler have deferred
their departure for Eur
ope, owing to Schussler's
i'll health. They viii
leave the last of this
month and will meet
their daughters, Mrs.
Martin Treuss and Miss
Alice Schussler. in Ger
many. Mr.. and Mrs.
Treuss, whose marriage
took place recently in
Florence. Will make their
home abroad, but Miss
Alice Schussler will re-
turn to San Francisco
with her parents next
winter.
Miss Marjorie Shepard
left last evening for Sc
attic, where she viii re-
main indefinitely as the
guest of her sister, Mrs.
Edwin c. Long. Miss
Shepard has been visit
ing here for several
weeks and has been
entertained by the
younger contingent dur
ing her stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Livermore will leave
next week for Seattle
to be absent until Sep
tember. On their return
Mrs. LiVermore viii have
as her house guest her
sister, Miss Rebecca
Seely of Galveston, who
is spending several
months in California.
Allan Powers is home
after a trip of several
months in the Sierras.
Mrs. Eugene Hewlett
OF Los Angeles is in
town for a brief visit
with relatives. During
the early part of her
stay. she has been with
friends in Piedmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Proctor Will go TO Del
Monte for the golf
tournament later in the
month. They are the
guests of Mrs. Proctor's
mother, Mrs. c. f. Mac
Dermot, across the bay.
Mrs. Gerrit Livingston
Lansing and her daugh-
ter, Mildred Lansing,
have returned to town
and are again at their
home in Pacific avenue
after an outing of sew
ersl weeks at Carmel
and at Santa Barbara.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

Since her return from
Santa Barbara a few
days ago Miss Helene
Irwin has been the cen
tral hgure at various
teas and Iuncheons. One
Of the recent parties at
which she was a conspic-
u0us guest was the din
uer and theater party
given by her fance,
Templeton Crocker. The
guests assembled at the
st. Francis for dinner
and later in the evening
enjoyed a theater party.
Among those present
were Miss Irwin, Bert
Payne, Mrs. Harold Dill
bingham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baldwin Wood.
Miss Marian Miller,
who has been seriously
i'll at Adler sanatorium.
IS greatly improved. and
viii be removed TO the
family residence in Pa
cific avenue in two
weeks. Miss Miller was
brought home last week
from Santa Barbara.
where she was stricken
with the illness that
necessitated her going
10 the hospital.
Mrs. Francis Brady,
the wife Of Captain
Brady. will entertain at
an informal bridge par
~ at the Preside this
afternoon, when the
feted guest viii be the
sister Of the hostess.
Mrs. Raymond Briggs,
wife of Captain Briggs.
The party viii be a sort
OF farewell reunion, as
Captain and Mrs. Brady
expect to sail shortly for
the Philippines.
Miss Jennie Crocker
was hostess at one Of
the dinner parties of the
week given at the St.
Francis and entertained
her guests afterward at
the theater. Among
those who enjoyed the
gathering were:
Mr. and Mrs. Horace
PillSbury
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Cooper
Stewart LOWery
Mrs. Walter s. Martin
Dr. Tracy Russell
Miss .Elva de Pue and
Miss Marcia Fee are
among the girls who
have recently returned
10 town, and enjoyed an
informal reunion at tea
yesterday at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

EMPLOYM'T wANTED-FemaIe-C
YOUNG woman of experience wishes position
caring for / children attending school:
would assist with upstairs work or nurse and
companion to person requiring some care;
some hospital training: refs. Tel. West 6536.
YOUNG German cook desires situation in hos
pital, hotel family, S45. MISS DILLON,
lbs Turk ST., West 6466.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

small want ad in The Cali will do 1t quicker
than a dozen signs plastered on your windows
sides. Phone Kearny Sc for an ad man to call
and you
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

IF your business is Of sucb natpro that n
Keeps yon out all day. You viii need an office
ADDRESS Tor mail and stationery. some one TO
or with personal callers. You viii need a
stenosraphers services and some one 10 at
tehd 70 the office end OF your business in
general. We are prepared to accommodate
you 50 monthly. NATIONAL OFFICE
SEkNlCE TO- $40 AIOnadnOck bldg
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
ALAMEDA APARrNENTs

NEW 4 room apartments: sunny all around. ysrd
aud basement; range and heater; modern anu
homelike: best neighborhOOd $50. 1IS2 Central
av.. Alameda: Grand and Chestnut stations
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANIED-A woman between 50 and 40 years of
age 10 take charge of cash desk; must be neat
WIN the pen and quick and accurate with hg-
ures; salary $50 month office hours from
Saturdays at l O'Clock. Please apply by letter
In your own handwriting. AS there will be
many applicants request that you do not
call IN person unless requested to do so. Write
such letter you would consider a sufficient
guide in determining the fitness of an -appli-
cant if the positions were reversed. Write
fully: don leave anything unsad that shauld
be said, for your letter will be guide in
determining whether we should like TO have
you call in person Address office @, A.
SCHlLLING & CO.. San Francisco.
oung women wanted as operators by
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company;
must be bright neat in appearance, between
the ages of Is and % years, of fair education
and unquestionable character.
ATING ROOMS.
PLEASANT REST AND LUNCHRooMS.
LIBERAL SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN
ING.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANCE.
For full particulars call, preferably be-
tween $50 a. M and II noon, at the Operat-
ing School, Telephone Office, 2015 Steiner st.
corner Pine
CAPABLE German governess children s45;
references as a governess necessary; first class
cook, private family, $40: references. Cen
eraI working house keeper for a Catholic
ciergynans household $50. Chambermaid
select boarding house, S25. i'd; good wait
resses, boarding house, city, $25; good cook,
plain, American family, $40, Swedish Ger
man preferred; second girl for a young ladies'
second girl. $50. MISS PLUNKETT, 1896
Sutter street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

AA-Women and girls apply Immediately for
cutting and canning fruit: highest wages,
steady work, healthful and moral surroundings.
CALIFORNIA CANNERIES CO.. 18th and
Minnesota ST. p
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
Statesmen AND SOLICITORS w,N,r,D

Statesmen wanted-Thousands of good posi-
tions open paying 81, 600 to s., 600 yearly and
expenses; no experience needed to get of
them; we will teach you to be an expert sales
by mail and assist you to scure a. good
position, where you earn while you learn;
write today for full particulars and testimo-
mails from hundreds of men we have placed in
good positions paying from S1O0. to $500
month and expenses; address nearest office.
National Salesmen's Training Assn, 1019B
Metropolis Bank Building. San Francisco.
Branches New York. Chicago, Kansas City,
Minneapolis, Atlanta.
Statesmen wanted-Big offer to big men, write
US for particulars you will be interested. Ad-
dress OREGON NURSERY, COMPANY. orenco.
Ore.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
THE san FRANcIsco CALL THURSDAY, AUGUST II. 1910

MALE HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-1o track laborers. Apply A. j. SUI
Ivan. section foreman. Bay Point and Clay
ton railroad. Cowel Contra Costa CO., Cal.
WANFED-Boy 16 years of age as an APP
prentice in iron foundry. Box 1921 Call office.
fikST CLASS ladies' tailor wanted: ladies' tailor
garments. l.. BARRON. 232 0'FarreH st.
FIRST CLASS ladies, tailors wanted also ex-
perlenced bushelmen. w. BARON. lis Geary.
NEW WESTERN. 1924 Howard-Single rooms.
ioc and zoe per night: hot and cold water.
MEN wanted at 1O3 Sd ST to have their shoes
repaired: sewed soles 75c. done in 10 minutes
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
WANTED TO LEARN TRADE

WANTED-Men at Los Angeles, no expense, to
learn trades of electricity automobiles. plumb
jobs; only few months required; 200 students
last year. catalogue free. 1923 Mkt. St. S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
BERKELEY. ROOMS AND BOARD

NoRTHGATE, 1909 Euclid av.; tel. Berk 1915;
north entrance of university campus-Apart-
ments with private baths; single rooms: steam
heat and callben in every room: sleeping
porches; first class table board; special sum
mer rates. NJ NJ HENRY
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-04-09

her the belle Americaine.' but I am
sure he did not know her real name"
With so much In mind Coquenii
started up the Champs Elysees about
o'clock
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-04-09

--Bur what IS IT, she asked.
"Its what you asked fora permit
20 see this American prisoner. by spe
cial order
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Sale.

Under and by virtue of an Order or
the Hon. w. J. Robinson, Third Judge
of the Circuit Court of the First Judi
cial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, the
undersigned, William Savidge, Admin.
istratoT of tn Estate of Jacob Kauiaa,
deceased, will sell at the Auction
Rooms of Jas. F. Morgan, Kaahumanu
street, Honolulu, on Saturday, the
Both day of April, 1910, at IL o'clock
noon, all of the right, title and inter,
est of the said Jacob Kauiaa in and
to the following described property
to-wit:
1. All that certain leasehold inter
est of the said Jacob Kauiaa, deceas.
ed, in and to a certain piece or parcel
of land in Koloa, Island and County
of Kauai Territory of Hawaii, con
tanning one % acre, leased by the
McBryde Sugar Company, Ltd, to the
said Jacob Kauiaa, for the term of
twenty (20) years from the 1st day
of June, 1903.
2. Also all that lot, piece or parcel
of land situate in Koloa, Island and
County of Kauai, Territory of Hawaii.
described in Land Commission Award
1925 to Kaelemakule, together with
all its water rights, subject to a lease
from the said Jacob Kauiaa to the
McBryde Sugar Company, Ltd, for
twenty (20) years from the LIST day
of June, 1903.
Terms of sale: Cash in United
States Gold Coin; sale subject to
confirmation of said Court; deeds at
the expense of the purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
the undersigned, Jas F. Morgan,
Auctioneer, or to w. S. Edings, Attor-
ney for the Administrator, KaahU.
manu- Street.
Dated, Honolulu, April 18th, 1910.
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
Administrator of the Estate of Jacob
Kauiaa, deceased.
2t-Ap. 1926.