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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-06-11
Elections of Officers.

At regular meeting of the Frostburg
Fire Department Tuesday evening, 18th
inst, officers for three months ensuing
were elected as follows:
PreSident-Johs T. Hart
Vice PreSident-Henry Lemmert.
!Sergeant-dt- ArhS-C. +. Johns.
Later-The poet of the Department
furnishes this:
For President-His Excellency, John 7.
Hart
An office from which he should never, never
part.
For Vice President-Mister Henry A.
Lemmert,
And hope in that place he'll never grow
inert.
For Sergeant at Arms-we have gallant
Charles f. Johns,
A good man who will care for our bonds
and coupons.
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Business Locals.
Many Requests

From Catarrh sufferers who use atomizers
have caused us to put up Liquid Cream
Balm a new and convenient form of Ely's
Cream Balm, the only remedy for Catarrh
which can always be depended on. In
power to allay Inflammation, to cleanse the
clogged air-passages, to promote free, natural
breathing, the two forms of Cream Balm are
alike Liquid Cream Balm is sold by all
druggists for 10 cents, including spraying
tube. Mailed by Ely Bros, 81 Warren
Of roof Now York
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Artistic, Pleasing Work.

At the Sth annual recital of the Cum.
berland Melody Club one evening last
week many compliments were bestowed
upon Frostburg lady, one of which is
recited in the Times:
Miss Marie Ehm, talented young violin
list of Frostburg, whose numbers were re-
Ceived in an enthusiastic manner, and de
servedlv so, as her work was artistic and
pleasing to an unusual degree.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-06-11
a Woman'S Great Idea

Is how to make herself attractive. But,
without health. it is hard for her to he lovely
in face, form or temper weak, slckly
woman will be nervous and irritable. Con
stipation and Kidney polsons show in pim-
pies. blotches. skin eruptions and a wretched
complexion. But Electric Btters always
prove a godSend to women who want health,
beauty and friends They regulate Stom-
ach Liver and Kindeys, purify the blood :;
give strong nerves bright eyes pure breath,
druggists
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WATER FUND
Rents Due Collected Due
50, 400. 80 81, $3.50 81. 050.2

Totals. 81 100 30 81 ,359.5 81 # ,O3O.2I
Collector reported also $4l.50 paid on
Orman-street assessment, leaving bal
ance due of $5S9. 40.
Bailiff Frank Spates reported for the
latter half of April fines collected III sum
of $40; for May, fines 81, and from
County Commissioners for use of town
lock up and meals to county prisoners
81
Street supervisor Noah M. Skidmore
reported work done on streets and alleys
at cost OF $214. 80, as follows:
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TOWN AND VICINITY.
A Difficult Tongue.

''Our language" a man said the other
day, "is probably the only one that can
not be spoken by the very people of whom
it is the mother tongue. The French
child learns to talk French, and the
German can speak and spell his own
language correctly. But Americans can
not talk English, nor spell without die
tionaries. The language is so difficult
that it is very hard to master. Some
Americans formulate whole sentences
without using single word correctly.
Take the instance of the Cumberland
republican who chortled last Tuesday
"them fellers is beat ~
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Personal.

Mrs William Madden and three chill
dren, of Grafton, w. Va, are guests of
Mrs. Ms sister-Mrs. A F. Moses, of
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyler and two
children of Wilmington, Delaware, are
visiting Mr.. rs parents Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Brooke Tyler, of this place.
Capt. G.. w. Harrison, of Piedmont,
w. Va, accompanied by his son-in law
D. F. Graham. of same place, was in
town Tuesday. The captain is older
than he used to be, but is the same
whole, souled, genial gentleman of long
ago. Now, as he has ever been, he is
oae of Piedmont's most popular citizens
Messrs. Thomas Fl. Mogan, G H.
Williams, Alfred J fries. John Will
liams, James JetfrirS, Jam IS Williams.
G. A. Lapp, Thomas and Walter Will
llams, of this place, attended the fun
eral of Adam E. Morgan, Berlin, Pa,
last Sunday.
Capt. Carl F. Mayer. military in
structor in Lewisburg (Va.l College, is
at the family home here. He is a son of
ex-Mayor Henry Mayer.
Charles H. Leatham, of Pittsburg, Pa,
came home one day early this week, the
daily papers sald-"tO see his mother. "
The boys who know Charlie, however,
say that while he is a good mother 5
boy" he is also good Maple street girls
boy.
J. +. ROgan, of the undertaking de-
partment of the Hafer establishment,
went to Baltimore last Saturday to pre-
pare for shipment and lnterment the re-
mains of r. E. Garlitz, who died that
day in Johns Hopkins hospital. Mr..
Garlitz lived at Avilton. Garrett county
Mrs. b. S. Randolph, of Berkeley
Springs w. Va, visited Mrs. Charles K.
Tucker this week. Mrs Randolph is
re-elect secretary of the Western Mary
land (Cumberland) Hospital directory
Gale G.. Townsend, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G.. Townsend, is at home from
the University of New York.
Alvin q. Nickel has returned from a
tour of West Virginia and Kentucky
towns.
John Stokes, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Stokes, is at home from the West
ern Maryland College, Westminster, Md
Miss Alberta Mayer, daughter of ex-
Mayor Henry Mayer, has returned from
Irving College, Mechanicsburg, Pa, to
spend her summer vacation.
Clarence ]. Morgan, of st. Johns Col
ltBe, AHudpOllS, 10 di uOult tuJOy ing Jut
delights of recreation.
Same report can be made for Paul
Hitchins, who comes from the University
of Virginia. Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. Etfie B. Thomas has returned
home from two weeks visit to Hagers-
town, Md, and Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Frank Spates and daughter
Miss Cecilia went to Baltimore early
this week to see Frank, jr,, son and
brother.
Louis A. Twin, of this place. grad
uated from Dickinson College, Carlisle,
Pa. Wednesday, and shared largely in
the Smith prize of $50 for some excel
lency not stated. His mother-Mrs. M.
Twin, and brother-Julius, of Cornell
University, were present.
William r. Gunter, son of the Glad
stone landlord, is at home from Dickin-
son College. Carlisle, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. G.. Close and the
latter's sister. Miss Emma Simons, of
E;khart, have returned from visit to
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia
and Camden, N. j., and Mr.. A. G. says
I'VE enjoyed splendid time"
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Dull.

DR.. f. L. Clymer, of Midlothian, in
town Tuesday, said-"no news-not
even a dog-tight.' A pointer, perhaps,
toward the fact that Midlothian, happily
unlike Frostburg, is short on dogs
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Special Notices.
NOTICE
Application for Retail Liquor License
Special Notices.

NNTHEREAS. The following named per.
w son has in compliance with Chapter
40 of the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland for the year 1894, as amended by
Chapter AIS of Acts of 1902 being Article |
and as amended by the Acts of 1904 and of
the Acts of 1908, and of the Acts of 1910
Public Local Laws of Allegany county, lied
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for lie,
gany county his Application for License
to sell Spirituous and Fermented Liquors at
his Place of Business in Allegany county
as below stated
Notice is Hereby Given, That all re-
monstranccs against the issuance of License
to said Applicant must be filed with the
undersigned miNn wenty doys after the
filing of this Application, which was lied
Wednesday, June 1, 1910.
JOHN W. YOUNG, Clerk.
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New Business Locals.


Pupils of the High School who wish to
make special preparation in English and
Latin will meet Mrs. KEARsING at Beall
High School at . o'clock Monday Morn
ing, June 13 1910
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-06-11
New Advertisements.
Atlas Chick Grit

A NY QUANTITY at the rate of 81 per
n 100 lbs. ESQ Re-Carbonized Chicken
Charcoal None better sold Interesting
descriptive booklet free.
r. l.. POPP,
June IL Agent, FrOstburg, Md.
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Town Council,

The regular meeting for June was
held Monday evening, Mayor Price and
all Councilmen taking part.
After calling roll Clerk Metzger read
minutes of regular and four special
meetings held during May, and all were
approved as read.
Collector Hanson reported
CORPORATE FUND
Taxes, lgO9-10 unColleCted last re-
port. ,2l6.57
Collected during month....... 544 20
Balance unColleCted .............$ 6I2.31
Interest collected. 1888
WATER FUND
Rents Due Collected Due
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Tuesday, July S, 1910,
Lot No. 1O7
In perCy'S Addition to Borden Shaft,
Frame DweIIing-House

Tcrmx Of Sdie as PrcScribed By M"rtgagc-
Cash CLAYTON PURNELL,
June lit Attorney.
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MOuut Savage

Mount Savage
JAMES J. THOMPSON-Place of business.
Railroad Street about - feet South from
County Bridge. Mt Savage residence
Mt Savage; owner of premises James J.
Thompson. June i-3t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20
mebrere Gage oils ariesssefunsene

mebrep Gage oils &riessgeianeene
gebalten lpuroer.
Camp Saflon mar alfgeboben
lino man iolIte meinen iett mGre al.
les in &lbe iutb Srieoen, uber iest
gingen Die llnruben erit re6t Los
SGgli1 lpur6et SolooteH bon Den
5enItern aus init Steiue benorfen
ia iogar Mebrere burd) &epoluer-
idiiiie getootet ODER perpunbet
90 enocte Die Ginnabme bon
Camp Sodion umO mir bird Sen
8atriotismns ,mS oen Serltblid bes
brapen General 2pon lpilrbe ct.
2ouis NIT Silfe Der 9eitIden &c
rettet.
ltnS 6ieIe 2eftion bat aus lnir
einen &epitblifaner eema1t.
&. y.
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pfdbcu noi6ia lpltrhe.


gSir trafen on ouf imierrlr olten
5rcunO @m aider; er mobnt bicle
@ode ais 9elegat Der @rmeinbe
mit 8oitor Sartpig Der SabreSpcr.
ianmluna Der 0iItriftS Spncbe in
Hodmell, @io., BEL. Scrr Slider Der.
bringt Den 2ebensabeno i'm bciboli.
lideu 9aicin geliebt bon ieiner mad.
erem S6bnen iinb 966terlt gea6tet
rnb pcrebrt bon einen erobeit ssreitn.
besfreis. N0ge ibnt nod inalideS
Sabr beifieben ieinl
s(ii6 SSitoge 3oeotmann im6 feline.
ipddere gbebdIfte iparen anpcIcn6
iino nit 6eoaiiern bcmrrftell mir
Dab icin @ebor Ieioet. Sod biele,
biele an0ere 9efannte INTO Sreunoe
trafen mir oa, iie lpoIlen, boffen tpir
iib nidt 5uriidgeiebt fiiblen ipent MT,
ibrer IN bieiem @erid)t nit Ramen
niht ern1bnen,
s. 6. 90.
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7. @pH5 2!
s. g. @.

@ait Dem /. s(priI anfangen6 ia.
ben mir fclgenOe @iIeage Sicfets
5um 8erfauf.
800 MeiIen gut anf Dio. 8acific
uno sron Mountain gabn In @if
iouri fam bon irgen6 ientan6 be.
tulbt tper6cn $3.50.
1000 @eilen auf Mo. 9acific ii.
Sron Woitntaift gut in gtrfaifas.
2ouiianna uno @iiiouri $25. &ann
MIR bon Der i'm MeiIenbu6 getiantt.
ten 8erion benubt tperben.
2000 Meilen gut ouf Der @o. 8ac
fic, sSron @t. gip., 2eros' & gocific,
Snt. & SIT. 9aor, ct. 8. & 9. 80.
un6 Miss. 9iiper uno Bonnie 8erro
SIP. IN gtrfanios, Colorado, 2olliia.
na ,no Msiiionri $50. gbeifalls
8eItren 20o0 Coupon perionlides
Eifet gut duf allen 8abnen oitIi6
oes MifiouriiInifes 81 $40 sllle
obigen @aeiIerbiider iinb gut auf
/ Sabr bonn aatfstoae,
@. g. & 7 a m g r,
slgeiit, Sermonn.
e & . s 4 +. . - q \
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,SOrIe sboe genb.

9. S. aurrelmeper ipnr lettc
@ode Oafeim mn ieinert gater Der
franz. bebiilfli6 5u iein.
SRI. slmalia Sent erfreitte iid)
lebte @ode anIdBlid if)res 8eburts.
tages elmer groebn Surpriie.Bortp.
sSrau Bm. 2mtofpebr ipur6t
am 0ienstag naf ct. 2oiGsI se6rod
i'm opertrt 5it tperben. Sic bat ieit
5ipei Sabren Elm @eidppulit Der be-
itdnoig 5ltnimmt.
Der @ascona6e GpiuItp gibel.
8erein miro am 1. SUM bier in Der
gaptiiten Stride feline Sabresuer.
iafnrnIung baIten, uIto lit Seoer.
mann eiltgela0en.
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gscinreiIcnber nnb 8nnOert1ater.

gSeinretlen0er nn0 MnnoertDater.
Sn 8aris erregt gegenp6rtig elm
@einreiienocr, sllbert Salbmann,
ourb feline @ilnoerfllren oliBeroro-
entIides glniieben. Gin Tebafteur
bcs yWatin", Der i'm interpieiute,
Ihil0ert oieIen @utoer 8eiie: Scr
Solsnami genabnt in ieinent Ieit.
Beren our6aits nidt on einen Hro'
pbeten. gr iiebt beb0big ia pbiliit-
ros ans. Seinen 9ilf ais 8rmber.
tb1ter bat er IN Der @reto9ne be-
griinoet, no er, luie Die bortigerr gl1
ter iGrlmtli1er TarteiriftlInaen ein-
itinnig erfldreb IN Den letter So
bern Sun6erte bon &ronfen gebeilt
bot. Serr Salbmann bat, iuie er
mir er31blte, Dor 5ebn SSabren Die
ibm innelpohnenoe mpiterioie Sell.
fraft entOeft. Die iif IN Der 8orm
Der SilggeItion offenbart. Gin Wom
bate iib blub eineu Stur5 i6ner
perIebt. @r lag benrBtloS bd. 8o
trat Saltmann, 6ur6 cine innere
Stimmc getrieber, arr Den gemuBs
loien 5u itno legte Die Sdnbe allf
i'm. Garaitf erfolgte cine eleftriidle
Gri6iitterung bes 8erlrn9liiften, Der
bie glllgen alifi6llig imb ii6 erbob,
Der Mann mar gebeilt, Seitbcr
miro Salsmam in allen Stuoten
Sranfrei6s, ipobin i'm iein 9erlli
ais 8einreiien6er fiibrt. bon &ranf'
en- aus allen @eielli6aftsidi6ten
f0rmIi6 belagert. Gr ninmt fein
Sonorar. gsitr miiiien ibm Die &ran
fen oas 8eriprehen letter, nod
erfolgter Seillng irgero einen Be
trag fir ipobltbdtige 3tuefe sii ipen.
ben. gud in 9aris erfreut iidJ &c.
genipGrtia oieler @unoermann zines
foloiIalen 3ulaufes. SD barf tpobl
bebaltpten, Dab es in Baris feinen
beriibmten gr3t giebt, 5u bem 10
piele &raltfe, ipie 5n bieIent 8einrei.
ienoen Itromen. SD babe iiber ibn
cine Heibe berporragenoer aer5te be-
fragt. sic erfldrten iitgeiammt, oa,
Salbmann Elm ebrli6er, rebtiduff'
ener Ienl6 iei, Ser Die &ranfen, Die
SIT ibm fonimen, in Der nneigenniis'
igiten 8eiic bebnltoelt, uno oaB er
III Der Stbat griin6lid Seilreiultate
in ben per5peifeliten Sdaen, bel
oenen Die @iiienidaft geideitert lit,
er5ielte babe. @dbrenb t6 in Der
8obnung oes Serrn Salsmann mid
befano, iiberbradte ibm Der Roitbote
einen StoB bon 5peibunoert 8riefen.
Die nidt MIR ans 5ranfreid, iono-
ern aus allen Staaten @uropos ia.
men. SD las Die @riefe irio mar
eritannt, fpie oieier Mann obne Die
| geringite RefIame einen enropaild)en
&uf errimgen bat. Bie Iaiien IifJ
feline tpunoerbaren Seilflren er.
fldren9 SD babe Oieie Srage eineu
unierer beriibnlteIten Rerpenar5tt
porgelegt, Der mir folgenbe 9lnttpori
ga6: 3ie Seilfraft bieies 8einreii-
enben lit Die SiiggeItion, burf) bit
in Ser 3bot BEL Geuropatben fail
linglmtbIidp flingenoe Seiliutgen be
iuirft iperoen. 9ieie iitggeitibe arnf
beiist Salsmnnn offenbar in ailB
eroroentIi6em WtaBe. Gs lit eint
merfrpiirOige. ia ipitrberbare araft
Die aber beute ldon sur Gomdnl
Der @iiieni6aft gebort, Der es bof
fentlid friiber ODER ipdter selingei
iuirb. oas 8dtbiel 6ieies gebeimniB
pollen 5Inibims 3u loien.
H
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Gptsbam.

glm Bfiugitnontag mobntcn
mir in Fotsoam Dem Sonutogidul
8icnic Ser 9ici. 3ions @emeinOe bel,
uno trnfen oa cine fr0blide @cicIl.
id)aft. @ar Ser Simmel anf bleiern,
10 itrablte oo6 Sonhenibein nuf
iebem @eiiht, Oem Surg unb gllt
freute iid) altf bieien 5eittae, beion.
Oers bie liebe Sll9eno mo- iic iid
lmgeben BON all BEN i6onem Soden
II. Rai6ereien unge6umoen 6etuegcn,
dnitaunen unO audi genieben fonnte.
auh fir Die grtpahienen bate has
;Seit cine beionbere sfrt8iebun9SfraiL
traf man oa bod liebe alte 9efannte,
talli6te grinnerungen aus iencn
Sogen aug.
$50 oaS gtuge flar
llltb oas Ser5 10 leift;
$50 i'm 2ebens Worgen
Inns nod feim 2eio erreiGt!
8ir baben oft oariiber nadgeoodt
mas ipobl cine airdengemeiltoe obne
sSrouennerein urtfangen ipiiroe, lmo
uniere @eSanfen fanten ipieberum
6arouf als mir Die geidaftig.
EN- Sanoe Der lieben ssrailen Dinter
bem Speiietiid seiuabrten, ilu6 uns
gerne iiberreSen IieBen Die gebotene
@aftfrennoidoft baufeno ait5nneb'
men.
ltebernlf mo mir bini6auten alt'
frieoene froblid)e @eii6ter, oa3u Die
ffonen @eiier Der Sreberidsbureer
Militarp 9ano inter 2eitnug Ses
grof. 8aefer, iinb Der berrIide Sc
fang 6es ooppelten Mdnner Snnr'
fetts Der @emein6e inter Der fdbig.
en- uno initfidttgen Siibrung 6es
8irigenben Serrt goapnro areter;
Ole frobIiden 9inberitimmen allies
eiu @eiammtbiIo idoffeno oas ni9t
perfeblen fonnte eiiien ipobltbuenoen
einbritrf 81 binterlaiien.
Die 3ions @eneinbe itebt iebi
i'm 3eiheu grobter 9rosperitdt, iurn
mir fonnen binSltfiigen, Ginisfeit,
Can't Dem iegettsreiden @irfcn oes
nelen SeeIiorger Serrn Faitot
Sartipia. @ait pielent 8cid)if unt
gSeritdnonib bat oiefer Serr es per'
ftaaoen nid,t mir Ole eittfreniOeter
arcfte Der @emeiirOe 5uriid3neeipin
iten ionoern oiid bisber %rniteben'
De ser @emeiroe oil5ngliebern ooel
sim @eind Der Stride 5it beiucgen
lOnb cine gernebring bon so sit
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8eraSc senns ubcr snpiel?

ltinere Suriltcn lin6 i'm slllaemei.
men nioBtee 9elitc, obne besbuIb Cut
baltiamfritsopoitel sl iein. Gin 10.
giidb sebiloeter aopf lit chen nidt
i'm S3ipeifel oariiber. baB aII' bas
8utc, mas gtatur itto Meni6enipib
selfyaffen baben, oo5n ba 1T, ait6
genoiFen 5it per6en ntS nttr @e.
idrdnftbeit nnb Sanutisnnts nn iol.
dem @enuB, 10 lorge er @taB iuto
3tel bot, guItoB nebnterr fonnen.
glber benno1 bat es nan1en finger
Siirjiten fhon &cpf8erbreben ae.
nradt, feltSuiteIlen, no i'm Siune bes
@eiebes Die @ren5c 8tuiiden bent
.@enug~ unS Sem y3upieI" 5it iud)'
en- tIt. &
Nus Otiiiouri bos rns idnr
10 manbes Cute gebru6t bat. fomntt
iest cine @nti6eioimg, Die Der ger'
niinft inlo Ser @erehtigfeit II, 9Iei6.
er 8eile Rednlng trdat. Gin feline
Witglieoer periihernoer Sroen IN
Miiio1ri, oie oMooeru @oobmen Of
glmerica", no6 oeiieu Golicer cine
8eriiherung iugiiltig miro, falls
ser Goo oeS Seriidertcn 6irett obcr
inoireft burd lmn0Bigen 8cnub
geiltiger @etrInfe berbeigeiiibrt NOR
BEN, bate sic 8e5abllntg elmer 8era
iiderim9 peripeigert, iueil Der Ser'
| Iid,erte III Ser 9etriutfenbeit Streit
aneefangen bate itto infolge oeIlell
eri6oiien purbe. sllS Der @rbe oar
aitIbin flagte, bradae Die @elell'
Idait 3eugen ber6ei, 6ie Den Sooten
| ais mner6eiicrlihen Srinfenbolo
idiloerten, ipGbreno Die {}ellgen bes
aIaserS bpidiuorett. bab Der &er.
itorbcne 3mar cinem @l6s6en Bier
ooer @ein ni6t abgeneigt gencien
m1re, aber mir DodJIt ielten mebr
getritnfen bate, uls er pertrdgell
fomte. limo oa oen @eidiuorenen
Die lesteren slusiagen glalbipiiroig
eri6ieneu, gaben iie cinen 8abr.
ipru6 an @uniten bes alagers ab,
gtatiirlib a ppeIlirte Die 8eiell'
fduft, iebo6 obne Grfolg, Ger Ri6
ter Der boberen Snitan3, GepnoIos,
DeIder 5u Den berporroeenbiten Sur
titen oeS 2oltbes geb0rt, beitGtigte
Die erite gntideibupg uno gab n
Der 9egriinoimg ieines ltrtbeils fol.
genbe, oeil 8ernpiuft Ser Sade BE.
Ieudtenoe grtldrilng ab:
nllumGBigfeit, ip,peit lie auf ben
@eniB eeiitiser @etrdnfe be5iebt,
fam begrifflid als Der geipobnbeits.
maBig iibertriebene @ebrnu6 bon
Spiritiioien beitimmt iperbeu. Gs
lit ni6t rihtig, menn man idgt, 6ab
Der getpobnbeitsm1Bige @enub geiit.
iser @etrdnfe ltnmdBigfett (uSn.
tenlperance") lit. Der gelpobnbeits'
mabige @en,ih seiitiger @etrdnft
LIT ni6t llnmGBigfeit, ipenn er nidi
auBerbem oerart iibertrieben Ger.
ceiiiue") lit. baB er 9etrlinfenbeii
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VETERINARIANS

DIR. L. E. CASE, office Lewis Stables
Phone 214l; residence phone lib.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-12
WANTED POLICE To
REMOVE HIS HEAD
But WouId-Be Suicide Only Sue
ceeded in Getting Arrested
as a Drunk.

Tired of life. Russian named Ivanotf F.,
YESTERDAY tried a new method of sui |
eide, which was a rank failure from all
practical standpoints. The means Of
seIf-destruction which he selected was
Captain Baker of the police force. The
captain is a very obliging man, but he
is somewhat backward in these matters
In shorter words, the captain refused.
Instead, he pinched the would-be sui
eide and put him in the tanks, where
he Will have a chance to recover his
balance of mind once again and hunt
for the rosy lining which is said to
he on the other side of his clouds.
He came down to the police station
early in the afternoon, letting out
string of Slavonic that scared the whole
police force then on duty at headquar-
tiers. He was kicked out several times
to hunt for an interpreter, but REQUIRED
until the captain thought he had his
trouble figured out. The man said
something that sounded like "dog"
and ".house.'' and the police officer
| figured that mad dog was running
amuck in Iwilel, in which direction the
man pointed. The two made the trip
TO this district, but after some more
| aimless wanderings the Russ went back
to the police station. with the captain
tagging after like the tail of Mary S
lamb. When the pair got back, the
| subject of the Little White Father
stretched himself out in the gutter, put
| his head on the curb and asked Baker
TO saw his head off.
Baker wasn't quite prepared for this
and hestated. His hesitancy was taken
by the despairing one as Indicative OF
a desire to perform the dreadful deed
in another manner, and he offered
knives wen sharpened. and even init
mated that he would throw himself be
meath the police auto. BY the time his
ideas began to run as high as this, Cap
tain Baker thought it time to pnt the
extinguisher on him, and booked hin
as drunk.
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ONE CIR two gentlemen to take room
and board, locality College Hills
Apply to~J. A. K, this office. 40l
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GOOD OLD GOLDEN
SCHOOL DAYS NOW

Continued From Page One.)
go different students in the educa-
tional classes this year and 400 next
year when the new building will be
occupied.
The educational committee has de
cided to offer the following courses:
bookkeeping, shorthand typewriting
mechanical and architectural drawing
English. arithmetic, algebra, geometry.
trigonometry, business law and a group
course including English .hmetic
spelling, penmanship and geography fol
employed boys.
The fall term viii open October 3
except IN the ease Of Attorney General
Lindsay lectures on business law
which begin Tuesday. October IS
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

MRS. T. A. ARNOTT (nee Waltz
Specialist, chiropodist and masseuse
1143 Alakea St Phone 29Sl.
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HOW TO CURE A COLD.

Be as careful as Won can, You viii
occasionally take cold, and when you
do. get medicine of known reliability,
one that has an established reputation
and that is certain to effect a quick
cure. Such a medicine is Chamber
'ain 5 Cough Remedy. IT has gained a
worldwide reputation by its remark
able cures of this most common all
ment, and can always he depended
upon For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co. agents for Hawaii