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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

Id5ne Gaden, aud 5eseredm unb. bei
Der itarfen Gibs btfonbsrs tppbltbueno
fpirtenbe, eisestiihlte aimonabe au bas
ben iporen. Die 6nuptDtrbienFfe an
ben arrangements bdtten iih bic Cds
men sran gbipnrb 8eiesl. Jrau Geo.
+. Ghott, Jrau Geo. 6ebltr, Urau
s. 6. Gpans, arau Grunt 9affner,
Jrau pbil. grulport, Jran Milliom
2osin, syrau Gtrb. gaoer. Grau gbs
iparb aipp, syrou Ssrmann Wergaro.
frau Or. 6. 3. Ban Waetsr, Jruu sJo-
fob aoebler nnb syran 5enrp Siener
ermorben; Der Director, bic aebrer unb
2ebrerinnen Der Mnitalt leiIteteH ibnen
babel bic peitsebenoiten llnterftsuns
gen.
glls Der absnb berangeriidt mar.
perTammelts man I'D, segsn 8 nhr i'm
groben Qubitorinm, mo folsenbes abb
fpedslunssreitxs unb fiinltlerii4 GEE
balipOllss programm sur glbuidlung
oelnngte:
pidno Duest-Srl. geihtpiIter Ders
ibd unb gnuline Dinfelader.
Defamation - SRI. OliDe Sbdle.
.GunFloptr Gong" griter Grab.
Defamation - Jrl. aIiee Wueller.
.Sppip 1orpp" Dritter 8rdb.
Defamation - Jrl. Srnin M.ib.
u5clte Dance" - 3ptiier Grab.
9eutid1e Defamation - Whter0rdb.
1urnibunaen - Mhier 9rdo.
SoloesIang - SoIepb 9oeiling.
menuett - Gshiter Grab.
Defamation - 6rI. arIine g.igd.
.Sobnnp S6moier" - Jiinfter OraS.
.6iItorp Of tbe JIas" - Siebentsr
Grab.
5abnenI6pinsen - Janfter Orub.
Defamation - 4hter Grab.
DeutI6e 2ieber - Siebeutsr Grab.
Dramatiider gortras - a6ter Grab.
aantate - rWestins Of ths saiions'
8ierttr Grab.
aGe Uortrasenbn betpieien cine
quite S4uluns unb 3eistsn Elm etfrtgss
9sitrsben. ibr 8eites gu leiltsn, 10
bfitb benn audi Der tppblperbiente Bet
fal Bel aeinem aus, uno fcnlit bari
tpobl bas ginfpeibunssf.ft Der ntuen
BaTbinston S6uls ais Elm in itber Be
aiebuno poblgslungenes uno harntos
Mid perIaui,nes beseihnet Dsr6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
.Sit Der Wouppulismns nnper'
meiolib?

Die Rebner, bic an ben Iommsrli4sn
2ebrItGtten, Gbautduquas genunEt,
qlGnstn, ipr:4sn nit msrtplrbiger
llebereinItimmung Die 4nfi6t aus,
oab ale gemiibungen, ben Wonopoliss
mus gu bstdmpfen, oerqebIth isien.
3u beitreitsn 1T nitt, bub bic 5hatius
DIN i6nsn big gu einem 9etpifIen 9raoe
rs9t geben. SoSn elmer ganssn QnaabI
Wadrsnbrarhen bat Der Wonopolts'
muB Thon fold fsite Wur5eln gefabt
baB es niat msbr mo1lid iheint, ibn
su befeitigen. Oos gilt niht bios bon
Gi6Gften unD 8etrieber. bic sr0Bsrer
Gdpitalisn beoiirfen. auh geI6Gfte,
bic nit tleinem 4apital bttrisbsn tpsrz
ben f0nnen, IIno Ihon monopoliItrt.
go 1T es q. 9. betannt, bdb sine Gnz
sabl SetQilaeI6dfte BON einem tupttaz
liftiIden apniortium beAerriht pers
ben, oos 2Gbsn in ben g"n3en Ser.
Stuuten unterbdlt. Spgor bic biQigen
Gpei1elptale, bon oenen man elouben
follte, oob tsin anbersr dls Elm peri0ns
liher getrieb m0slih tpdrs, iiuo in
SGnbsn eines GonIortiums. bGs Die
Gapitulien liefert. 9urh bic aonsenz
triruna oes Retdtbums in tpeni9sn
5Gnbtn 1T es 10 melt gstommen. odb
bic geTiber Der Sdpitolisn bic Wonos
poliiirung bon 8siadftsn iebpeosr
@art @art betreibeH.
MAS sseer Die jsbt unostpano.en
MitteI gsgen bic MonopoI:iiruns aes
faqt piro, bat ebenfolls oen 4nf6ein
Der Wubr6eit. Sin Mpnrpol 1T nur
itroffdIio, rpsnn cine Qn3u9l gerfonen
9eranitdltuno:n ospiiIer Dirt bersin=
bart babsn, um Die aonturrens gu I'M.
terbrii6en. $50 oas niht Der 5all III,
fpenn Ssmono nit Ieinsm Gelbe nlls
@ei6Gfte in elmer 9rdnhe ouftauft,
entitebt tein itrdffdqisss Wonopol,
neil bus @lenrent Der 9erihnDrune
feblt. 8ieiss GeIsR 1T infofpeit Be-
riitIihtigt iporben, als ung:feBl:he
Wonopple nint mshr eeariinbet rerz
ben. Demnad fheint Die 4nfidt De-
rer unnibsrlepbar, ipelte Taaen. bnB
Die 8sfe1ihaft tboriht isi, einen 3uz
itonb befGnpFen gu molten, ben lie
ni6t dnbern tonne. Gs 1T absr srz
ii6tlih, bub teine Neisung borbunoen
III, iih tpillenlos in ben Gang Der moz
Dernen Sfaots Setonomis su fisen.
gs pirb oorauf hingepteIen unb ebens
fa[Is nit gutter 8trehtigung bub Der
mpnopolismus, tuenn man tbn niht
uufhdlte, gum So3ialtsmus fii6rsn
muife. @sun bios tpenige prcbu3sns
ten ober pirtbidaftlid unab6dn rise
stnoipiouen porbanben ieisH, tDiroe
bic 8eriuhung febr Habe liegen, ben
Staot an bic Steae bteier peniasn
Griiteusen gu fesen unb es eibt u;ht
Wenige, fpelhe bis Qnfint psrtrsien,
pob es heiiige gflidt lei, tsin Wittsl
uHperfuht 5u laiIsn, ourd tpelhes Der
So3ialisnus abgefpebrt tpfroen fOnns
ts. Qber 9iemuuo tpeib rsht, mas fin
baqsgsn tbun liebe.
8rpan mahts in feinsm lest.n
@ahltompf ben 8orTdlas, cine Mono@
pofiiiruns bis gum 9etrase bon so
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
ye Subrwerist eEs.r.
Die Qonpention Der sfubrtper!

Die aonpeniion Der GubriDtrss.Hss
flyer, bic sur 3eit i'm Sinion 6otel
I'm Gang ift. bat in ibrer stitriseH
Sibuns Rsiolutionsn ongenommen,
iponah bic Bunbesreaisruns Elm 1us
renu fir bic JnIpeiiiOH BON pferDtn
ins asben rufen fon. Gs foa init
bilfe bes Bureaus bic Rcbtranibit
untsr ben pferben auseerotist tperbsn.
lleter bic OefGbrlidtsit unb srobeUsrs
breiiuna biefer Seude belt Or. 6orrp
Z. Jnnfon BON bier sinen DOrtrae. Der
bic Mnnnbme bsr RsioIuiioneH 5ur
nolas hatie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
unparteitf6es g llrt6eil Tte;nt

unparteiii des urt6eil fte;nt
ber5ron5oIsn unmOalia gu isin, Telbit
nibt i6ren gelebrtsn Wdnnern, Oon osr
nen man bod cine sstpiiIs Gbrli6tett,
3umol n:nn es Iia um tpiTsni6uftl:he
sSragen bonoelt, erparten IolIt:. 0as
bat fi9 pieper sinmoG in Dem l1rtbetI
bes DR.. 9opsn ge3siqt, Der ttnen
Ruf fpsqen ietnsr JOrIdungen iibsr
2runtbeiten, bic pom 8lut herrii6ren,
eeniebt. Gr entblobete itd ni6t, BIT
iss 4niehsn gu miBbrou6en. inoem er
bic tiir3Iiden tIeinen lnpGBlidteit.n
beg oeutI6en 8aiIsrs uuf urmdBtQ n
8enuB BON beruui6enoen @strdntsn
3uriitfii1rte, ipGbreno es bod tetonnt
lit, bub Der &aiIer niemuls unmdBi5
benz 8sder 3ug'ipro6;n bat uno IN
ben Isbten bret Subren auf oem Boiz
iertpdeen iiBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
Gum 2ebrertag in 0epelano.

Die biefsen aebrsr unp aebrerins
nen. bic ssfonnen iinb. ben atbrsrtas
in gIepelanb su beiu1en, finb freunoe
LID sriudi. mrrsen Rabmiitas A lIbr
su elmer fursen geiprehung in bic 8.
9iitritiihuls su tommen. Dieie 3us
famm.ntunft lit n0tbis. bamit bic uns
ssfdbr. anSabl Der abeiInsbmtr am
a.brsrtas beim Ortss4usfhub I'm
goraus dnsemeloet tperben lam; aud
nirb bel bisIer Gslssenbeit ale tpeiters
austunfi iiber Ginauartierung uiu.
ertkilt.
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2ofal +. Herid)t.
Neuer Notnatt.

EN- Der b.utia.n Drummer Beginner
mir bi. 0er0ft.ntIiduns bss padenben
Romans
, 9ie ssbeimuikpolle Sdnserin"
beT.n as,tiirs stpeifeIspbns bas polIe
SntsreHe unierer 2sier feHsln tpiro.
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gen Modsn infolss zines Stur5es Der
Itbunstn sn3og, an benen sr isitbtm lus
borirte. Mm Montag lam er tn feiner
Mobnung abermals gu JuI, peiher
iebenfuIIs feinen Sob sur 5olge bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
Nelie 2Baf6instots S6nfe'
9itielbe ,pirb ibrer pplfser'
sieberiiaeu 8eifimmuas
iiberseben.

Dos S9ulsebdubt. - 2uitise pds
rube bur1 Camp Wafbinston. -
Weikaft i'm ne,en 5hulsebdube.
--llsberrsiduns Der S9liiiIel burh
Or. g. .. Worpin. - Sttftung
elmer Gabne burd ben .Sr. 8. u. u.
M. - 8dsar bes Damentommit'
tees. - Gin fiinftkrifdes absnSs
prosramm beidlkbt bic einSruds'
poIle leitr. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

2Gnbereisn finben follen, perosn Der
prGiibent unb bas 9olt idarf aufs
paHen miiffen, bamit bic Spnoitate
I6iieBIid nidt bod tn ben geiis bon
Mlastd aelangen.
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96otiid)er Tsn.

Baird 2usartp. S3 Sabre alt, tpurs
be gsitern Morssn In feintr Wobnuns
30. 713 Neope Gtrdbe tobt TIM Bette
liegenb oufsefunben. Der Coroner
ermittsli., bab ber Oreas iin Dor sinis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

Die gu 6ri6t, bab 5etretir
9auinger aus Dem 2lmt i6eiben perz
De, fam niht iiberruTten. gefrems
bsno tpdre es, fpsnn ite itt ni6t beitdz
ttger ioIlte, ba 8autnger iton IGn5It
gu Der GinIiat oetommen ieiu muB,
bab er Elm 9Ieigeipi6t fir p:n Prdz
ifDenten lit. Menn er Iit barauf be-
rufen fo1te, oab man ibm nihtS I'm
re6tes nu6neiien fam, 10 miro er
bod nitt beitreitsn tonnen, oaB tpette
Rreiie bes 8oltes tein 0ertrauen ju
ibm buben unb Elm MiniIttr, Der a'gsn
Mtbtrauen an3utdmpfsn bat, tonn
nidt idneu genug isinsn pOfen rdus
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22

SnfoIge Der boAen Yretle
fir S6peinefltiit tperben Shpeine
aus China tmporttrt. IS tpiro Die
NnIiht dusgeipro6en, bub pteier Smz
port ben TIeifhs5ruIt pernnluBt bat,
nit Der greisibruube ettpas herunters
8uoeben. Sb bus rihttg 1T ober niht,
piro ieoenfalIs nidt 3u btftreiten ietn,
bdB Elm orOBersr S5leiIdzSmpOrt cine
YreiserrGBigunq in oieIem Qdnbe 3ur
3Splqe baber miiBte. gft6ts piiros
aber bieiem Nieo.rgang 10 fDroerlia
ietn, ME bic 3oIFreie ginFu6r bon
8ieh uno 5IeiIh. Sn Der Qngube Der
Tarmer ielbit fGnoe bic aufbebung bes
3oues ibre 8erehtigung. Gle iogen,
baB es BEL ben ieBtgen MaispreiIen
iid ntht lobnt, Sdpeine gu 3iihten.
Oemnot bat es teiuen Sinn, cine
WaQre, bic tie ni6t probu3tren tpoQer
poer t0nner, bur6 30lle 3u ibiiBsn,
bic benz 0oGte ben Gebensuuter6alt
unerIdDingIi9 MAIDEN. Sine QenDes
runo in 8eaug uuf Wuis 1T aus benz
@runoe niht 3u erparten, oaB Wtats
IN Der ooyrDuftrie eine 8u tpeitreiheroe,
td1ltt 3unebmenbe 8erpenour9 fin
bet. dIs oab es in ausgiebigem WtaBe
al5 0iehfutter bsnuBt neroen t0nnte.
gs 1T baher cine llngere6tigteit gez
gen oas 8Olt, Die frete 3ufubr DON
8ieh. bus in Ditiem QdnDe niht ge=
Sii6tet perben tann, gu oerbtnoern.
Bel Der GrnGgung Der 8ta
aur Si6eriteQuno Der 0ifentlitsu Do
mGne lDurpe i'm SenQt Der Intrag gez
felt, baB bic Hegierung Bios Das
Reht auf Die 8enubung Der Oberfld6e
Der 4oblenlGnoereien an Qniiebler abz
treten ioQe. 3as Redt, bic &o6len }u
f0rDerr, Iolle fpesieQ oerge6en perosn
uno 3p1r unter ioIten WaBregeln, als
Der BrdTibcnt ungebra6t balten mag.
nm einsn monDpolIftiiten Wfibbrauh
al Derhuten. 8u5 mar Elm ebrlih gez
meinter 4ntrug. Die QniieDler fDnnz
ten, rpie in anoeren SGnoern, oie
CberfIG9e nit 9obsuprooutten beitslz
len unp bic 3oblen piirben teinem
Spnoitdt anbstmfaQen. Qber neil sr
10 ebrli6 mar, fpuroe Der Qntrag oerz
lpOrfen, 5. g, Morgan uno ben Sc
briioern 9uggsnbeim Ddre oamit Die
Rehnuno Durhtreu3t noroen. S6re
Qbij6t 1T, our6 ben MiBbraud ots
QnIisolungsre6ts in cen 8efis Der
RoblsnldHDereien, 1eren Bertb ouf
cine Wiuiaros ubeeitGBt pirb, gu gss
ldnqsn, 4bsr rpie grOb bic 3abl ibrsr
2lnbdnger i'm Senat iit. lGBt Ith aus
Der geriperfung bss Qntrugs erfehsn.
8prldufis 1T nobl nihts gu befiirhe
ten, ba Der grdiioent bos Reht pat.
Die Qdnbereieu BON Der 9eIieblung
aus3uI6liebeH, absr ipenn in Der ndh@
itsn 8ongreBzSisung bariiber entz
ffsebsa piyo. pelhe 9srpeubang bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
an Der QominiItration bes Tosiu

Sn Der IominiItrattpn bes Io3ia-
Iiitii6:ngIrgermeiitsrs bon Milpautee
lit nihts BON ioeoIem Shpuns gu ers
bIiden. SIN 9sgsntbeiI. sic fotst
ben IdIeateiten Wluitern baour6, boB
ale friiberen 9eumten biuausgspoyfen
uno bura geiinnungstreue 8enoTeu
erfeBt perben. 9as itsQt Elm 5 usto
in beitimmte 2tusIiht. Wenn man
9eamte nidt mad 9:roienit unb 31z
rutter beurt6eilt, bern na9 ibrer
ppIitiIten gsTirnung, oann tunn Die
Qbminii itration ni6ts @utes leiIten.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Gardiner, Maine. -"r have been
great sufferer from organic troubles
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
.LURLINE HERE ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING

Nearly five thousand tons of cargo
is destined to arrive from San Fran
cisco on Wednesday morning, accord
ing to q wireless received through the
agency of Castle & Cooke, the local
representatives for the Matson Nav
igation steamer Lurline.
The Lurline was reported as $50
miles OFF the port mt $3.50 last night
For Honolulu there are four thousand
eight hundred tons of freight and in
cluded in this amount are FIVE auto
mobiles. The Lurline is bringing 6Oj
tons freight to be discharged at the
port of Kahului.
Passengers for Honolulu number
46. A mainland mail amounting to
IS sacks Is due to arrive by the Mat
son vessel as well as 1856 packages
express matter.
The Lurline should show up of the
port about 10 o'clock on Wednesday
morning. The vessel is steamiIg
through smooth seas and pleasant
weather
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
MAUIANS ID
NOT like meter

Sunday last District Oyerseer Bal
installed a big water meter along
side the road and little below the
reservoir, for the purpose of measur-
ing the amount OF water drawn daily
from the Government reservoir.
The work was begun early Sunday
morning and by three O'Clock in the
afternoon when the. food gate was
opened the big meter was at work
registering a flow of $4,000 gallons Of
water an hour, Monday morning fol-
lowing the people of Walluku, not all,
but few here and there We're com
planning, the Maui News printing es-
adjustment among them that they
could get no water
Finding that the meter was retard-
Ing the flow of water more than was
expected, District Overseer Bal had
It disconnected, and now everything
is running as smoothly rs It was be-
fore the water meter idea was ever
thought of.-Maui News, July 80.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
KELtrtlON III
YACHTSMEN
Hawaii Yacht Club Gives
Visitors Good
Time

AS predicted, the reception and
dance tendefed to me visiting yachts
men at the Moana last Saturday even
ing was the best ever in that line Of
entertainment
The affair was giyelf under the aus
pices of the Hawaii Yacht Club and
that name alone is a certificate to the
character of any social function Civ
en- under that name.
The yachting costumes worn by
many who attended made pleasing
contrast with the beautiful gowns
worn by the ladies ana the ballroom
was sight not TO, be forgotten soon
by the boys who came across the
ocean In the tiny craft
The attendance at the reception GER
tainly exceeded the expectations Of
those who had the affair in hand, and
for u time II looked as II the lawn
would have to be pressed into service
as n place to trip the light fantastic,
the ball room and the dininghall be-
ing filled to overlooking with the
whlrling couples as the dance went
| on.
The patronesses were: Princess
Kawananakoa. Princess Kalanianaole.
Mrs. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. Walter
Frear. Mrs, Robert Shinglo, Mrs. l..
A. Thurston, Mrs. Albert Warehouse,
Mrs. Carl Widemann, Mrs. ]. NJ. Dow
sett, Mrs. A. J. Campbell, Mrs S. G.
Allen, Mrs. G. p. Rees, Mrs S. c. Hol-
loway. Mrs. II. Il. Cooper, Mrs. $. NJ.
Damon, Mrs s. u. Dole. Mrs. A. Full
Ter, Mrs James u. Jaeger. Mrs 4. j.
King, Mrs Walter Macfarlanc, Mrs.
Il. A. Mott-Smlth. Mrs.C. r. Morse
Mrs. George r. Renton. Mrs. Gus
Schaerer. Mrs. W. o. Smith, Mrs
George Smithies, Mrs. W. II. Camp
bell, Mrs. lwalani Robinson, Mrs. r.
b. Booth, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs
Mrs. James Judd Mrs. Walter billing.
ham, Mrs. Harold Dillingham;. Mrs
Robert Atkinson, Mrs. ]. A. Gilman
Mrs. j. NJ. Riggs. Mrs. C. G. Ballen'
tyne. Mrs. George Herbert. Mrs. +
Klebahn. Mrs. j. II. Gait, Mrs. w. A
Love, Mrs. W. II. Harrington, Mrs. c
G. Bockus, Mrs. j. A. McCandless
Mrs s. NJ. Ballou.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
5fAQUAKE jOlI5
Big MONGOLIA
Passengers Believed That
Vessel Bumped A
Whale

A sea quake Of no mean proportion
Jared the big Pacific Mail liner Mon.
gola which passed through Honolulu
on Saturday on her recent voyage
of the PescadOros at the time the
CONFUSION of the earth gave the huge
craft a Jolt that startled every one
on board Some thought that the YES.
sci had touched bottom. others that
there had been a collision with
whale or q piece of submerged wreck.
age, others that the tail shaft had
snapped on
The passengers were at luncheon
and with the first jolt The meal was
suspended. although everyone kept
his place. A few seconds later came
another but lighter .shock aud nat
urally It did not allay the feeling Of
uneasiness that went through the
ship.
but nothing else happened, the
comforting pound Of the engines kept
up and the ship moved forward in
all stadiness.
The few who had been In sea.
quakes before were very sure of wha'
had happened. AS matter Of fact
the Mongolia was ut the time well
ont in tho chanucl with thirty faith.
oms Of water under its keel and there
was no chance that the disturbance
was due To any other cause.
There must have been some very
severe submarine disturbance said
one of the passengers. II am in.
formed that the scismographs did not
record the disturbance but 1t certain.
~ was sharp. II jolted that big shin
sharply and there was a report that
sounded like collision My first
thought was that one Of the shafts
had broken but a second later could
make out the steady throb Of the on
gines and knew that the incident did
not lie there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

months use of them. Mrs. S. A.
WILLIAMS, Il. L. ID. No, IA, Box so,
Gardiner, Me.
No woman should submit TO surgi.
cal operation, which may near death,
until she has given Lydia 4. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound, made exclusive.
ly from roots and herbs, a fair trial.
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and remover Of
the female organism. Women resid-
ing in almost every city and town In
the United States bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue OF Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
1t cures female IFS, and creates radi,
ant, buoyant female health, IL you
are i'll, for your own sake as we'll as
those you love, give it u trial.
Mrs, PinlIham, at Lynn, Mass,
Invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice Ii free,
and always helpful.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
AT THE HAWAIIAN.
SATURDAY.. July 30.

Miss Jennie Mcintosh. Chas. Il.
Royal, Mrs. Chas. Il, Royal, Miss L,
NJ. Hudson, w. IL. Freddy wahiawa;
!. b. Blackstone and wife. RIP Bald
win, S. W. Strong and wife, Los An
geles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

Some people are 50 extravagant
that they seem to talk merely for the
purpose of wasting words.
A suirragette should never marry n
man who is unable to cook or sew on
buttons.
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-29

of him. and for Moran 10 show Chat
Is still entitled 70 RANK WITH the fore
most - The purse at issucsis no 1or-
tune. probably, but the winner of the
rili will command important ,engnGe-
msnts In the near future. and no mat-
ter which way one looks at IL. there
is every promise OF determined
bout
Moran has boxed number OF times
In San Francisco and New York and
needs no Introduction To the rignt.lol-
lowing phalanX of either city. Nc
Carthy is still In his salad days so
far as experience Is concerned and
sports at distance no doubt cannot
conceive why the San Francisco boy
should be considered match for Owen
Moran.
Mccarthy, in way, Is an oddity.
Like Battling Nelson. he Is a clean
living lad. He does not drink or
smoke, and for that matter is sim
phclty Itself so far as his habits are
concerned. He is devout Catholic
and abhors vulgarity II Is said TINT
once when an opponent resorted to
yilification In the hoDes Of ratulng
Mccarthy. the red-headed youth
promptly chided him. saying;
Il didn't talk cross or use bao
words TO you"
Tommy's gameness was we'll test
ed before he left the amateur ranks,
and 1t was also proved that ne knows
how to figure what is best when the
fighting Is fast and furious and stick
to the plan he has mapped out.
When boxing Taylor at Coffroth'S
arena one afternoon. Tommy soon dis
covered that his opponent had n dan
gerous right For that matter. the
spectators noted tho fact too, when
they saw Tommy flop to the floor aft
er taking right swing. When Tom
my arose he decided that the wiseSt
plan was TO bring his opponent u
terms with the left. and nc followed
this course. He cut Taylor TO rib
hoIs, In fact, and while he was do
Ing II Taylor's right kept whistling
through the air without nndIng the
mark. Even when Tayior was In Il
bad way Tommy withheld the fire CT
his right He had learned that 1t was
dangerous to trade with the boy before
him. and with the left, und the left
alone. he conquered Taylor and
earned the award
Mccarthy shows Improvement ev-
cry time he boxes. and that Is why
his aodmirers predict great things from
hiri. Sports of sober turn recognize
that being sent against Moran is 4
surprise for Mccarthy II Mccarthy
is woreted II may not mean that he
Will peg back very much as i ring man
as he is new to the game 1t will,
however. be quite a rebuke to tba
large number OF fight fans who seem
TO have made up their minds that this
practically untried youngster Is In
Yinciblc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-29
BISHOP is GIVEN
WARM WELCOME

3 The Right Row F. S. Spalding. D.
D.. bishop of the Diocese OF Utah. and
company of fifty prominent busl-
ness men OF ogden were royalty en-
tertained last evening at a mems So
cial by the Rev William w Fleet
wood OF the Episcopal Church of the
Good Shepherd. An elaborate supper
was served concluding with cigars
after which the guests listened to i
number of brilliant after-dinner
speeches, the host acting as toast
MASTER interspersed with remarks TO
suit the occasion.
Rev. Fleetwood prefaced the
speeches by stating that one of the
purposes OF the meeting was to
create a feeling of good fellowship
and his remarks were given general
endorsement He also introduced an
amusing piece OF wit at this point say.
Ing that a precocious youngster upon
being asked why he was scratching
his head, replied to his questioning
parent, Because 1 know where the
scratch Is
This continued the host, rs my
reason for selecting Judge A r. Hey
wood to speak upon the subject OF
Business and the Church. as / con-
slider him thoroughly competent to 10.
cate the scratch"
The Judge. upon gaining his feet,
proceeded TO describe the business
man OF today appearing at devotional
exercises In frock coat and silk tile
attire, one day each week In an at.
tempt TO square himself for question
able acts during the other six days
of the week The speaker declared
that business requires keeness of fore
sight and constant application as does
the successful conduct OF churchly al
fairs and that, could the business man
but combine his religious endeavors
with those connected with his busI-
ness affairs. the world would reap n
remarkable benefit.
The host then introduced Judge J.