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The Hawaiian star., 1910-01-28
GRAFT IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 28.-Nine con-
Tractor sand several city officials have
been Indicated by the grand jury for
def auding the city out of $250,000.
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he Yokohama Specie Bank. Ltd.
Uapitar (Fsio Up). ..,,.. Yen $4,000 OOO
q Aserve rund. Yen 15,94O,OOO

GapitaI tFsio Up)...,,..Yen 24'VUO OoO
q eeserve Fund. Yen 15,940,OO0
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
The bank buys ana receives for
collection bills of exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters Of Credit, and
transacts a general banking business.
The Bank receives Local deposits
and Head Office Deposits for fixed Pc
RODS.
Local Deposits $25 and upwards for
one year at rate Of 40 per annum.
Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and up
wards for one-half year, one year, two
years or three years at rate of 41s%
per annum.
Particulars to be obtained on apph-
cation.
Honolulu omve-67 S. King Street
P. o. Box 768.
M. TOKIEDA, Manager.
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DAMAGE SUITS

Judge Robinson denied the motion
of plaintiff to amend the complaint in
the $4,000 damage suit for loss of a
foot of the boy Manuel Garcia against
Kekaha suar Company.
Thompson, Clemons G Wilder for
plaintiff move to have a day certain
after February set for the trial OF
Chauffeur w. B. Harrubs damage suit
aainst Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Company.
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Claus Spreckels. VIM. @. Irwin
CLAUS SPREgAELS Z GO.
RANKERS

San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank Of San Francisco.
LONDON-Union of London & Smiths
Bank, Ltd.
NEW YORK-Amer1can Exchange Ma
tiona1 Bank.
CHICAGO-COrn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKoiIG AND YoKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank Of New Zealand, and Bank of
Australasia.
VICTORIA AND vANCOUVER-Bank
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received, Loans Made on
Approved Security, Commercial and
Travellers Credits issued. Bills of Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTING PROMPTLY AC-
COTTNTHD FOR
The Hawaiian star., 1910-01-28

is the usual bunch of trouble, but as
usual, all ends well. Franks is a
highly comical Sketch.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-01-28
AFTER
FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md. -"For four years
my life was a misery to me. suffered
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c. BREWER ( Coz
LIMITED.


QUEEN STREET Honolulu, T. H.
AGENTS s FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, 9onomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch
Thomas Pineapple Co.
p. F. Bishop. President.
Geo. H. Robertson. V-Pres. & Mgr.
W. w. North. go. Treas & Secy.
George r Carter. 5000. Auditor
P. G. Jones ............ Director
G. H. Cooke ............ Director
j. Il. GAIT s..'.s'''''''''O 'OllecCOr
r. A. Cooke. Director
All of thS above named constitute
the Board OF Directors.
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ADMIRAL DYER DEAD.

MELROSE, Massachusetts, January
Admiral N. M. Dyer, United
States, Navy, died here yesterday.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-01-28

29-Marama Colonies
u S. A. Transports will leave for San
Francisco and Manila, and will arrive
from same ports at irregular intervals.
"Calling at Manila.
tCalling at Tanning Island.
Fine Job Printing, star Office.
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Fine Job Printing, star once.
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Fine job Printing, star Office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05
CG condCnldo 4
nOcIte SGb(v3dO
UACE FRENTE A OUNCE GUAR
DIAS EN- LA CARCEL DE
TRETON
(Traductdo para 81 BOLETiN)


Tn condenado muerte llamado, Glo-
vani Maroni, encontrand"se en- capilla
en- Ia carcel del Estado de Treton, alta.
CO a sus guardianessy trato ne matAr
nm sacardote. Hubo necesldad de IS
no nhres para hacgyse dueno de Ell.
D,s carceleros resultaron her1dos
Maroni, condenado a muerte por ha-
her asesinado unas mujer que Sc ne
oaba a darle trabajo y habiendo .ade-
mas perdido las esperanzas del 1ndulto,
.,arecfa abatido, motive per 10 cuai y
1 resar de ser casi un gigantic y eStar
dot; do de una fuerza .extraordlnarla,
no Sc lie vigilaba con la atencion de-
bida.
Cuan1o menos Sc pensaea, tuvo I'm
acceso de furor, y, decidido a lugar
el tcdo por el todo, para obtener su
libertad, arranco de Id pared un tubo
de hierro del cual Sc serviera como
arma de defensa.
En- este ,nomento. lin sacerdote We
nfa de prodgar los auxilios de la reli-
qion otro REQ y Sc encontraba con
dos carceleros. a la puerta de su zelda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05
%~tAl@-


Ell presidente don Jose de Diego, di6
a las $40 p. m, ell mdlletazo de orden
para la aperture de la session..
Pasada lista, no hubo quorum.
Pero como, seg1n indication del pre-.
sidente, la minorfa puede tomar ciertos
acuerdos de orden interior de la mis-
ma, el senior Diaz Navarro, secunda-
do pr ei delegado seflor Acuf1a, pro-
puso que fueran revoCadas las licencias
a varios delegados concedidas, cuya
proposition fue aprobada por todos los
delegados presentes.
Despres Sc anuncio que la siguiente
session, Sc celebraria ell pr6ximo lunes a
las 3 p. m, para crya feoha estari4n
en- San Juan los .delegados ausentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05
Los Protestantes

ma, puesto en- practica por los mlslo-
neros 'edent"es, me decia en- una oca.
sion en- Ponce:
amigo: usted, a1n no conoce bien
q los ministries que vienen de attn: sen
la esencia de la hipocresfa; yo que me
he dedicado estudiarlos ALA, en- Es-
tados UnidoS, donde con ellos he vivi-
do en- contacto, voy darle una mues-
tr de su providad epanget.ca: cuando
de aqui van los informeS los boa' ds,
Isl hay un predicador aGt'rO que ha
puesto de manifesto su act1vidad y la
eticacia de Sus gestioneS, y no Sc puede
ocultar su merlto en- ninguna formA,
dicen entonces al Comite de ALA: zen
tai pue Llo, que Ia progresado en- ell
ndmero de. .candidos, hay un pastor
nni.po, 6 eSpe mol y el t*psrt" Sam'o ha
hecho ALI una tranSforma cion; pero 81
en- otro pueblo hay un mis1onero rtdeH-
tor, que no M hecho otra cosa que deS
trozar Ell idIoma la siuderesl>, If al
correo en- pos de noticias y eScribir
muehas mentiras falsas can't ladies
en- cartas dlrlgidas a los perloGlcos de
la secta, entonceS el relate es en- esta
tor:na: zen tai pueblo, donde reside
'nuestro hermano Mr. ...., que ha
"agotado SuS fuerzas llevando la luz d
LAS mas ocuItas y agrestes selvaS de
''su dlticll clrculto y que necesitara
''hacer pronto un vla]e dc reSt4ura CT on
"a EstadoS UnIdoS, con su Labor apps
'toiica ia del Mr., ya no es ell esplrltu
| "santo), ha llevado cabo una trans
''formacion compieta en- ell pueblo
"ignorante. g"
Y qulen me decfa estas coSas, era un
hombre hunrado, con conoCImlento dc
causa, pere. ..yo me escandallce al
olrlo.
Pasado alg1n tempo, POGO POGO,
me fui convenciendo de 10 que aqueI
sefor me habla asegurado y asi se 10
hlce notar no hace mucho tempo ante
varios amigos de ambos.
Y ahora ..., aprovecho la OCCASION
para, en- obsequlo la verddd y a la ca
ridad debida, para entregar el relate a
la serena medltaclon de los predlcado
resxatiroy, al efecto de que tensan Gull
d,.do con las sorpresaS
Todas eStas oDservacioneS las he po-
dido comprobar haSta con documentos,
y antes ue POGO tlempo doculnentad~S
veran la lnz pdbIlcA, para blen dc
t. dos, porque el blen mayor que a la
sana cultura puede hacerse y a Id euu-
cadora historic puede entrcgarse, es
que Sc diat,.nlcen las ideas y que ante
Id verdad radiante Sc 'desvanezcan las
nebulosidades que en- el espaclo del
progreso humAno dejan la hlpocresia y
la mentira, de quleneS tienen la avi--
lantezsde exhlbirse con el GesacredI-
tado ropaje de la rea, HcOn de otroS y
la mascarilla del amor los seme jantes
irrede ent0S
Frdy AatORsO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05
Fray AntORtO.

Maroni Sc precipita sobre elltsy dc
dos terribleS golpes los hace caer a
sus pie = sin conocimiento. Ell saCers
dote, fue atacado en>eguida y gracias
a su agllidad pudo poner su vida a
salvo. -
Maroni, entonces. Sc puso romper
todo 10 que Sc encontraba al altahoe,
bancos, meSas, lamparaS ttc. Rompia
IS puertas de las celdas de los d.mas
reos hasta que llegaron ounce guar
dias, prevenidos estos por el sacerdote,
Tuvleron que sostener una lucha terri
Bile, casi una batalla, de uno contra IS,
antes de poder desarmar al pcl:groso
Teo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05

Erase vieia es va Ia de rienfos de
sronda, que s;gnifica todo 10 placenfe,o
an perspe ctiva, y ell resurgim1ento oe
un no muy placentero estado.
No parece corren esoS vientoS para
hos siempre castigados predlcadores
protestantes sat cos.
Sabialo yo,de viejo y proximo como
cimiento, Y para exteriorlzar el perIna'
nente estado de estos manu- herro1ados'
yoy decir que para ellos corren tenn
Destuosos pienh,x de #HMfrdgio por haber-
Sc siempre plegado, con excesiva duct1-
lidad, 4 la manifesto incompetence oe
los exoticos mandarines, delegadoS de
Quienes pagan. -,
Y digo este; porque anhel0 la lice
raci6n moral de los predlcadores pro-
testantes mat,pox y h. venido desper-
tar esa idea de entire mis- recuerdos
yacentes, un proyecto de soc'edad 0
una va 1nlciada qne-segun carta IN
serta en- "El Mis- onero -denomina
rase Asociaci6n de PredlcadoreS
Evanqeiicos de Puerto Rico"
Es,a ben ell proyecto, pero tengan
cuidado los credulos organlzadores, en-
primer lug4r, con ell que flrma la carta'
pies aunque va NADIA me 1mportan esaS
organizaciones, que estan en- conexion
con la farsa mas grande de Il historic
ia farsa protestante me da pena
Que Sc pretenda afiadir nuevos e'lAbo :
nes 4 Ia va extensa complicada ca
dena del engaflo. de que son instru-
mentales victinas los llamados pred1-
cadoreS nGtiU0S.
Adenas hay otro peligro para los
nativos que van a asociarse para de
fenderse. En- cuanto Sc enteren los
xninistros ex6ticos de que organizan
ma asociaci6n, ellos orgAnizaran otra
en- ip,1al sentido, para lnvalldar la de
los nAtsr0s.
Yo conozco la tactica al pie de la
aetra; aunque NADIA me lmportan que
Sc orpanicen 6 no los pobres y equivo-
cados predicadores nat'UOs, creo que es
ma buena obra darles el alerta de los
nehgros. para que no sufran una de-
cenci6n mas en- ese calvario de la pro
naoanda heretica, donde ellos hacen
todo ell trabajo, ponen los sacr1hcios-
ESQ 81 infecundos NAL pagadoS-para
que los redrmt0res de ALA, aqui blen re
tribuidos. Sc atribuyan todas las lla-
madas victorias y figuren en- las STEM
pras exaqeradaS estadistlcas, como los
ma tires heraldos del progreso, en-
esta terra que ellos tienen lntereS en-
Drese ntar como inculta, para que ALA
den las cong egaciones mayores con
tribuciones, de las cuales solamente
una exigua parte llega a los ""t'c"*;
yerdaderos heroes de la farsa, que aho-
IA Sc asocian para detenderse de la
exploitation del trabajo y la fama.
I'm hombre de fecundo ingenio, que
& fondo conocia el gimnastico tejido
de falaces apariencias, con sajona ne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05
Information De Sandal
Ell SARAMPION EN- FAJARDO
&etHle1

Los inspectores del Negociado de Sa-
nidad, participant que las leches inspec
cionadas en- la ma1ana del dia 3 en- los
puestos visitados en la poblaci6n de San
Juan barrios de Puerta de TERRA y
Santurce, demostrar0n eneontrarse en-
buenas condolences de acuerdo con la
norma exigida por el Reglamento de
Aliment0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05

racteres d prop6sito para el estudit
psiquicO.
Hay material, pues, para la novel
tipica y no drbe desecharse, hoy gu
por un reSurg; miento hermos0, inespe-
RADIO, la literature regional tOma ex
preston de vida en- la novela
El tinico fracaso possible para la no
vela en- nuestro pals consiste en- Ia iii
ficultad de colocar una edici6n gu,
p4se de dos mil ejemplare>, y en- i,
subido del precio de cada ejemplar i
que difculta mas a1n la yenta de
librO.
Nuestro pdblico 70 eSta acostumbra
do al protec ~ionismo de los productos
mntiU"x; el libro comd*producto de /;
inteligencia necesita protection decid
da No debemoS fijarnos en- que 10
editores extranjeros nos ofrezcan Ia,
obras de los mas celebres autOres uni
versales q veinte centavos ell tomo
para pagar bien las producciones d,
nuestros literatos, por la prOvechos,
labor que elias representan
y termino estas inal hilvanadas II
meas. no sin antes excusarme con
autor de "El M lnglar" por -h.ber exte
riorizado en- elias una opinion sobre 81
h rmoSO l1brO.
C1lpeseme de osado.
e. JaliG Eay4s.
ArecibO 1910
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Vencedor!
A. Salvador R4eGa.

A eonquistar eora2Ones
La noble Espaia to envla.
iQue hermosas son tus- leglones
Con tus divinas caneiones
Vences i la patria mia.
iOh, t1 que ell alma legantaS
Con tn acento arrobador!
ION, til que arrnonioso cantas
sQuien no Sc arrola q tl1s plantaS
Vencido pot Ell atBorf
No lamentos nj queJidos
Son gajes de tu victoria;
TIE bendicen los heridos,
Y envnelves s los yencidos
Con los rayos de tu gloria.
Ell geni0 en- ii reyerbera;
Mas el triunfo tie acompa1a
Con til hrillante carrera,
Porque lleva tn bandera
ri nombre immortal de EspaFla.
Despite ese n0mbre amante
Fulgor 9e eterna poesia,
Bello cuanto mas distante;
De Espana Ell alma gigante
Palpita aQni todavial
Revive con tu canci6n
Afectos puros y santos
One gratos al alma SON
Eduardo cada coraz6n
El talisnnAn de tus cantos
M08tsel Mo. Sdrn0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05

Ell doctor Cahxto Romero, anforma
que habiendo regresado la isla, ha vuel
to a tomar possession del cargo de Official
de Sanidad de Faiardo, y al mismo item
po informa ~ casos ole saramplon. unt
de tifoidea otro de varicela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05
ArecibO 1910

l"Al C0rreo Gel Norts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05

FL ofcial de Sanidad de Arecibo, III
forma seis nuevos casos de sarampi61
presentados en aquella ciudad, durant,
la Ultima decena del mes pasado
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
Damaged BY Dry Rot

The joist and floors or the First
National Bank building seem to be
affected with peculiar disease which
battles the wood doctors who have ex.
amincd them. Some months ago the
floors in Gallavan Brothers store
began sinking and investigation
proved that several OF the joist had
dccayed In the brick wall. Lately
the floor In the lobby Of the bank has
been crum bling aud carpenters were
busy this week putting In new mater.
ial throughout.
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
4 Good Turn BY or cio' Man

That old clothes man back on the
corner just now snvcd me the price OF
new suit" remarked Il young busi-
ness man yesterday. on his way down
Euclid avenue past the old Arcade
Nope. Guess again. | didn't sell
him anything and | haven't any idea
Of buying n suit of second hand clothes
from him. But until walked by him
just then | was OF the opinion that
would have to lay aside tAis last sum.
mer's suit I've been wearing and pay
forty or fifty dollars for n new one
Now I've changed my mind. That fel.
low on the corner asked me: Got any
OIL clos to sell. mister?' I told him
| didn't. and our conversation ended
right there. But It was enough. He
wouldn't ask a seedy looking man II he
had any old clothes for sale. would
he? Naturally he'd think shabbily-
dressed person was wearing about the
only clothes he owned and wouldn't
want to part with those. The ones
these ola clothes people like to dcal
with are the dressy ducks-the boys
that get new suit every little while
and dispose OF the old ones for little or
nothing. He must have thought | was
that sort. So Judge this suit must
stack up pretty well. III Just make 1t
that forty or nifty dollars out of one
pocket and put It in another. r."-Cleve'
land Plain Dealer.
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
SCHOOL NEWS

The following program will be rem
dercd this evening In the high school
room ut 8 O'Clock:
Song-School
Defamation - "Mammys Way
Edith Hoover 9r .. 1, D.. .
Essay-"Jake's Troubles''- Edith
Hoover
Charade-Sth Grade
MISUNDERSTANDING he News''-
Cecil Short
Essay-Claude Kane
Charade-lOth Grade
Misunderstanding Strike"-Mae
Weldon
Charade-9th Grade
Debate-"ResOlved, That the Puri-
tans had More Good Qualities than
Bad Qualitlcs-Afiirmative. Esther
Kelley, Linnie Colyer. Negative,
Francis James, Floyd BVllaker
Essay-Amerlcs-
land; '"s-''ae some
Charade-llth and 18th Grades
Reading "A Love Letter"-Mar.
tha Whittle
Decision OF Judges
Song
All patrons of the school are cor.
daily invited.
lday Sonneland was absent from the
9Th grade Monday.
Esther Kelley was elected presi.
dent and George Edgar secretary OF
the literary society.
Various class meetings have been
held this week In order to practice
for the charades.
Horace Phillips is absent from 3rd
grade this week.
The North Otero Teachers Insti.
tute will be In session In the high
school room tomorrow.
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
Cot Woter Riqhts

John F. Marlman of Las Animas,
one OF the leading directors In the
Colt Canal company. and F. r. Mar.
vim, one of the water right statesmen,
have been in Ordway several days
this week showing the land to mum.
ber OF local people who are anxious to
get IN On the ground floor, and fully
explaining the details Of this great
project. As q result OF the visit
couple of section OF water rights were
sol to be applied on state land near
Lolita. BY a recent resolution OF the
directors of the company, 1t was
agreed to sell 10000 acres OF water for
S25 an acre and at this low price there
has been a great demand for it, al.
though this rate. or for that matter,
the whole project, has not been ad-
vertised In any general way. II the
same rate Of sales Is maintained the
full amount Of water to be sold at $25
an acre will be disposed Of before
Christmas. Arrangements have been
made with the Custer Bros. OF Ordway
to look after such interests as the
company may have in this section,
and especially to give correct data to
those seeking information or wishing
~ acquire water rights.
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
HoIuobIe Discovery

A Kansas man named Shuey has In.
vented process for drying alfalfa In
an hour and a half and saving much
Of the nutrients at the same time.
Field dried alfalfa generally contains
about II per cent OF protein and from
eight to twelve per cent water. Al
falfa dried after the Shuey process
analyses sixteen to eighteen per cent
Of protein and only one per cent Of
moisture. The commercial end Of
bis discovery Is not yet worked out
but Shuey estimates that a plant cap.
able OF handling crop Of 500 acres,
or $500 tons, would cost approximate.
ly $1,000. Figuring alfalfa at % ton,
aCd that the steam dried product
would command one-fourth better
price, the value Of the discovery Is
apparent. The hay Is cured entirely
by steam, evaporating about three
times its weight Of water. We should
think this would be the kind of hay
to grind into meal and this may be
done some dsy-Field aud Farm.
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02

The man who runs store account
several months buying in small guam
titles, should never go away from the
store that accommodated him. IN case
he should have so or so To spend.
and then come home with his pur-
chases and say he can do better at
some other place than mt home. 1T Is
always to be presumed that a man
who Is making large cash purchase
can drive Il closer bargain than one
who makes small purchases on time.
We do not believe there is Il town any
where in the state where goods are
sold on "A smaller margin than in our
little city.
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
Two PvoiEs Injured

Monday afternoon while playing on
the see.saw boards at the school house
Grace Bryant and Susie Nickel.
berry were injured quite severely.
The former received broken collar
bone which was set by DR.. Jeffery,
who took her to her home which for
the past two months or more has re.
sembled n hospital. The Bryants
have certainly had more than their
share Of trouble this year. The Mick
CHERRY family has run them close
second but are fortunate that Miss
Susie escaped as luckily as she did.
A severe shaking up, a lacerated lip
and an injury to her side which re.
s.mbles a slivered rib, constitute her
injuries.
These are not the frat TO be badly
hurt on these treaoherous boards.
Irene Griffin, daughter OF Mrs. Edna
Griffin, being one OF the first and her
injuries will distgure her aud deprIye
her OF the full use Of an arm for ";o
JapItor Reynolds .;as 600, c,rrv,n,
ah az 'cues..y and it is to be hoped
that parents will no longer have to
worry about the danger Of their or
sprinR becoming cripples from this
time on.
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
Advce For Hub6iss

In order to maintain domestic tran.
guilty and tickle the honest soul OF
your little wife, the husband must en-.
deavor to appreciate her daily house
hold efforts and show 1t. When she
has the house clean and cosy, don't
scatter cigar ashes over the library
table, Morris chair and carpet. don't
I'LL up the spttn0n with tobacco
SLAYER and cigar butts for her to carry
out and clean. She does not appre-
ciate such evidences OF thOughtless-
ness and might rebel against such
conduct. When she stands all day In
the kitchen and over the hot stove
baking and boiling to please you, do
not criticisc her If the mullins are a
little extra heavy and the beefsteak
not fried as you think. Don't tell
her every day about the good pies
your mother made or what lovely
meals you had down town. 1t isn't
polite nor right. This reminds us OF
a tramp who came to II certain door
for a hand.out. The lady OF the house
watching how the hungry tramp rel.
ished the cake and pie said, "You
seem to enjoy my baking and IL never
suits my husband" The tramp re.
piled, "Well, why don't you get di-
vorce and marry me Z" The constant
grumbling OF some husbands ! $
enough TO drive the wife to the bug
house or divorce court.
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
Az, Who Knows?

DO you know" she said. II didn't
want to come to this place at all /
had an idea that 1t would be awfully
stupid"
And haven't you found It stupid.
he asked
You know I haven't"
How should | know"
No place could be stupid II you
were there"
1T Is very nice OF you To say So
Il shall be SO sorry when you leave
1t has been the most glorious week OF
my life"
Il am glad to know thA,t; but I hope
there may be many more glorious
weeks In store for you"
After he had gone to the tennis
court and left her alone on the wid"
veranda. she sighed and said to hcr.
self:
How sgd IT Is that woman is d."
MED the right to tell man she car's
or him7 Who knows what would
nave happened If | might have told
him all?'
The Ordway new era., 1910-12-02
With One Voice

| 1t has been said and we believe 1t
true, that ''ingratitudc is il crime
and II that be so then appreciation is
virtue. IL is also true that apprc-
citation must be expressed or half It's
benefits are lost.
These thoughts are called forth by
the generosity of Kropf Brothers, as
manifested in their recent Church.
Donation sale. AS result OF this
sale each OF the five churches OF Ord
way have received gift OF S37. 40.
Not only were the churches bene-
fitted but each individual who pat
ronized the firm during this sale was
likewise benefited as all the goods
were sold at Il great reduction.
We Commend this noble firm for
their thoughtful kindness. II there
is any Advertising advantage or fea-
ture connected with this annual
Characterization sale. the firm Is
richly entitled to II.
1t cannot be Notwithstanding
always brings her own reward. We
hope to see this sale great event In
the commercial life Of Ordway.
We desire with one voice to express
publicly our hearty appreciation Of
Kropf Brothers donation and we are
sure that in SO doing we are vnicing
the sentiment OF our respective
churches. ...s-
W. A. WHlrrLE, Pastor Baptist
Church. II
G. IL. INMAN. Pastor NJ. f. Church.
J. MACK MILLS, Pastor Christian
Church. ~ a-- 5g
&C. 3. SrElNMETz, Pastor Evangeli. +.
cal church.