davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Nns ben Werihten.

Ger Snll Qegcn Or. Geo. s. Wiltiu3
nic0eraeihIugeu. Ser Stolie-
ncr Gbriitiono bot 5ltm S6nocll
altd) nod, he1 Spott. - We9clV
3ellacnbcbinocrim0 bcItrait.
Wcrld)ie0eneS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10

TdHe snr gieiie' iiaa's Auslano &c.
icrst g.. RANT CIR 4f3, Ci.yaIti.
mpreitraHt, dailr Giitdn nsaie~ Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
en- Is unitcu Scr @olti NJ ore.

En- @unitcu Scr GAIT III ore.
Shio @obn cut d) ic0cn.
Tn Der alogc Der q9ofersWbitelp
aoblen 80" ac9cn bic baltimore.
Ohio . @obu bobcu Die Rid)ter Mor.
riS lnlo @oif I'M 0uuocS &rei9gc.
ridyt geitcrn cine iebr lai,ge Gutid)ei.
hung abgegeben bcreu %tllr5cr Subolt
oobingcbt, ouB bic Nobn ein poles
MedJt hat, bic G~orid)riit h~llrd)6uiiib,
rell, BOB ole cil. mo ml5laufenoen
Sabr6eu9c nod Ocl aohlentueriten i'll
Curtis : Ban Don ben ShleppoonI-
pfcrn ser 81. ~. Spco6cn So" &c.
idlcppt iuerocn miilien. 2ic alogc
mar id)ou lnebrere Sabre o~nbGngig.
@cbinocrtc cine 3eHgin.
rsnu Stootgerift lplrbe 9cltert
&iibor Meper pom Der Gronotten.6o-
brifunten osirnlo Meper II. 60, Mr..
100, @eit , @oltimoreitroBc. pom
&id,ter elliott sur 3oblin9 elmer
Stroic bon $40 pcrllrtbeilt, neil or
Nrl. Toluie SteiL bic BORT beihoi-
tiat lit, nitt erlaubt baben lol, red)t-
Jeitig olS 3eilgin bel cinem Fro6eB
at eriheinen. Meper fiibrtr 5it lei.
.ner Gntidnlbiaing oil, bnB CT Der
3euain mr. oclogt bobc. lie lollc niht
ehrr' nebeu4 nISJibia tic .uAthmcuaie
lei. "-| .
Sr. @ilftnS rci9eiprof den.
Su Der aloge beS Soieph Sc Ron
eilt Ser5enspilGiterden Hegell Den
.@eiGngltiB Arst Or. @cu. g .@ilfinS,
neil bcrielbc ibn olgeblif Die 2iebc
ieiner 1sroll entfremoet babe, hat
Rid)ter SeliSler i'm Common Tleo0'
@erift geitern nod) &ernebmung al
Ter 3ei,gen angeoronet, boB Der Na!l
rieoerneihlugen rueroen ipllc, Oh
nit)t Der aeringltc 9elpciS iiir oie
Nngoben oeS alG9erS porgelegcn bit.
ten.
Ser Stolicner ob9emlc Ell.
Sn Der alagc Des StolienerS |ito
Gbriitiono. zines iriiberen MitglieoS
oeS Yoli5ei 3. TepartcmcntS in @nf'
ioio, gegen ben Capt. q. i. Eitnlpb
req nm 9ejoblui0 poil $3.50 oilgeb-
lider NuSlaacn IN Der SerfolgltiN
Der Stolicner, melhc III 1907 oas
Sula oeS @ru. SSoiepb 81 @iorgio III
@olbroof it Die 9itii iprcngen lpoll-
ten, hat Tid)ter Suoion in Buffalo
cntidieben. SoB Der 6all o%b5ulpcilet
lei u1b Gbriiiiano bic Soften in Der
Sohe bon $32 5l ~bejoblcn bobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
.ScirctGs.Y iccnscu.

Sront !. Sdonber1er %, mo
Worp u. Giienboob. 20; Npplitont
Gbmarn NudJulunM Nr, -, Nrit
Sill.
Nlcr0nocr Wohluir. 80, inb Wdnlir
&. Gornc2, y, MiiEuc; 4pplitont 2,
s.. Gburu. Mr.. 81. Nnrioro.Mpcnltr
Ghurle@ ". Mti0er. y. mo MorN
Y. Irout, D @:ioc BON Stcmnrtl
tolun go.
Charles Cumberland, %. mo MG
mic SllBcI, y; Npplifont u. &. SOL
IcnbodL Gr. io32, @rccnuolmt 9tpr.
Sobu s.. Wlnd)oiuoti, II. Nr. 2l2l
1ront. StroBc. mo Nior0arct {.
S'9ricn, - @ciOe bon Gbilobclpbio,
ia.
Sohu Sdmiobouer. %, ilno Mur4
tboAnalcrboic, II. Grc@ocn Trtti1l
larO; Npplifont &, NJ. @riiiin, 1r,
SOP. NOro.Gorrlinc Strobc.
SdmcS 9. 9oyclup IS, Wittlucr.
uno Gorric Siilor. 81. @ittmc, bciNt
uoll bier.
Marrp $. @rtclcr. %, Baltimore.
Goulin, mo @ciiic q. MDcra, Is. pcN
bier.
@roucr &. Vcabsr. q. ilto NclliG
Wtllcn. H. @eibC non bier,
Glmcr u. Seb, u. mo Jbcrcid
" NeorNc. Is, Neioc Don bier.
Clarence 4. aenocG. 81 Scid,ic0cn
Mo Gnmo :. GonAer. %, @cioc pDn
hiCr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10

b ~ 0 d tcin uc6creiufum M
men. Gle 9canItul Ger 3ugbc'
eicniicten mo Die &eprGientuntcl
Der Baltimore mo Ohio abn" bot
..ciq o~eIicrn wieoer cine Gonicrerj he,
gen Der 2obupifieren5en, ood, fulucn
liz nod, 5u feinem GinreritGnonib,
Tic 2eute perlangen cine Sohn.
orhohuus ODER mollcn an ben Strite
ge6en, unb Die 9obn1G ompognic i'll
nod nid]t @illeltS, Cen 6oroerirngcn
81 entipredelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10

Gihter Nebcl un0 icuh t.
normcS @cttcr bcAriiBtc &c.
lttrn MDrgen Die 9oItin.orcr, ais lie
uiiItnnoelL mo i'm SuuIie bes cages
trad)te Der mad Siten umgeiprimgcnc
Ssinh beitiae Hegcnid)ouer. iSiir heltc
III tiiblcreS Metter in Nusiidlt &c
i!eat, OaS loiientlid aud flurer
miro; Nern oaa tribe. ieud)te @ctter
nni cilen 9roBeu Ginilill} olf bic &c:
miltb5Itllnmung imierer @.iracr LIMO
i'll ,Sol9e oeIlcl alld) aui ben @e-
if1itS1onI. Nir limo SGmnCnid)ein
E10 tlnfc Suit Bcinobnt, uHo ,Scoer
mann madJt ciu ircunblideres De
iid)t, Irenn bic bclleu Concentration
Ole StrnBen %uititrpdneu. -, ,>in Ierncli
Horolpcltel, BOT lid, obcr m.cocr cin
ilcinc2 Sdnectrcibelt morihbereit &c.
iiiud,t, Ons Die 9ieiic nod benz Ciien
oilgetrctcn bat. ,}u inherent Gliif
tnhcn lid iolde Seind)er ans. che lie
ifdcr Die Aacgbcnp.@ cbirge flettcrn.
Gin nettcs ii d. tel III
I&ubn Mulcat1n, jiIii.. pon Nr. III.
u Observation-Disclosures. sSerielbc mod)te
icinsm c~rsrauten Batter bos Sebeu
idrper nno aenirie lid, gar nid,t, ocn.
ieiGen tbdtlid, anjugreiien. adbi
9obeil uernrtbeilte oen mibroibener
ESobli jlt einem Sabrc @efonanib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Ncin aranes Gaar mehr.

gs iii leidter, Ole 6orbc bcS 9no.
res 5it crboltcn, olS Iie mieoer bcr5u.
l.cilen. %lliiiere @robmiiiter fanutel.
oas @ebeimniB. Gle modlten m,o
tciustcu mSnlbei 3bcc" ulD bentit
erbielicn lie iid) bunfles. glin5enoes
S,enr big ms rriic allter. Gic icsigc
@cuerntlull bat bcn @ortbcil Dor Der
t!estcn ~inioicrn. oils Tie .NpciD's
S,age ullb Sitlphur" fnuica Fam =
Gin briicrcs Snur. grboltungsnmittel
IGls Der oiimooiifc nSolbei 2bee."
9!Ge apctbefen iiibrcu cs iiir soc.
Eno $1.00 Ole Sloide, ober cS pirb
FeegeH Gmpiang bcs Greiies oirefl
poh Der &petb Chemical 3d., "A
Gortlanbt. Ctr, Nen-Dorf Gitp Der.
ianot. -
+ gum Gcrfaui nnb c~npioblcn bon
Ger .Gca0 Irug Co." co.
TaIr snr 9ieiic ia's HUSBAND Be.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

Menks I've been arrested about thousand times by "eees
hested for divers grades of crimes and often has panied
to note their lack of taste; sometimes they nearly
LADY Drained me- by giving paste with lgnumvitae billy,
POLICE No IA shOe when they have knocked silly what
mortal do? They will not brook discussion, your
avail they intent ushn your system into jail
And they the ladies desire pocemen BEATS the Myres and
the Sadies would guard the city streets 1t is scheme that cheers
plan smooth pearls The wkered copper Queers
the peeer girls! may with bbOned billy sweet Jane her
begin and nab little Willie, and gently him in I've
all life but this
makes All be arrested by lovely girls in
blue besaed and fully vested with to DO The lady
need em I'd rather than have the boon of Freedom
when the girls begin!
Copyright 1910 by Geo Matthew ADAMS WALT MASON.
sssSsNl
raised but if they decide that the provided only
enough blow the hulk pieces such decision be carried into
effect then all the boerng about it will have been de-
sOyed and the business resolved into foolish waste of money
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
SOLDIERS DENY
ATTACK ON GIRLS

The Punchbowl criminal assault
charge against four soldiers was par
TALLY heard in the police court this
morning, and didn't look very serious
when the court adjourned. Judge An
drade said that the case appeared to
call for further investigation, and set
it for hearing against tomorrow morn
ing. A Portuguese lad who was eX-
pected to be a witness could not be
found today, and the court wants to
hear from him.
The girls in the case are two young
Hawaiians. They testified to having
been with the soldiers. One OF them
pointed out soldier who, she said,
had kissed her.
The four defendants are privates
Decker, Smith, Mitchell and Pohlson.
Each took the. stand and told suhstan-
TALLY the same story. They stated
that they had, been taking a walk OF
PunchboWl carrying their lunch and
some wine with them On the way
home they saw the Portuguese boy
and he was wrestling with the cir
who was the main complaining wit
ness. Decker interfered and stop
ped the trouble According to thu
soldiers they then sat down ard th'
girl smoked a cigarette with them. Al
denied that there had been any Of
sault. They said that the young Por
tuguese came back with police mn
they were all arrested.
The four defendants were cross ~
amlned by both Judge Andrado an
Deputy County Attorney A, NJ, Pruwr
and stuck 10 their story, The P0rt
guose boy who Is said 10 have cause
the arrests viii probably appea' D
court tomorrow
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30

would appear be finding openings here and there in
Europe appearance Berlin should put the Whole world
defensive Again let Il be said that sanitation the best de
against this
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
TODAY's ROAD PROBLEM.

conditions made by auIohoOeS Is
one of te serious problems the day in other places as wen
contractor for macada ROAD mas Po
automobl who wish to use the "he
fifteen miles hOur as III MS OPP
certainly the macadam 10 pieces
the contractor presents neoS
of will almost inevitably be
mon ~ new nacadam speed it before 1t has
had time to settle itself He calculates that this VIII take
which the harm less than Whle
road builders III HAWAII
the better
traffic OF Vehlces OF Wue
pneumatic rubber tires OF
biles altogether With this new FACTOR III roau
wear and tear the ordinary road hardly be regarded
maadam properly to be the only
NAV be called durable communities afford the means
roads For
fairly be to be l
solid pavement is necessary not on
bity sanitary quality and nothing else is III tut
long RIM present having great deal OF athc
already mentioned speaking h ca
of building, hesaoh III SLY
inc speed maniac has caused an increase IN me
roads twenty-five per cent
saws that speed miles an hour over an old ana sci
macadam road any ham the road can DE nam
slight but speed uch Ill
to an
that it impossible without constant attention. TO Keep uc
a road in shape. .o44,od
In Hawaii great road distances over sIIsey seteu
country If is quite impossible hold the speed manacs down to
reasonable limits. Therefore the taxpayers can put grin n Oe
EXPENSE building maintaining roads that VIII Wlshu az
automobiles alta OF
contractor Saving
auOmobils Tor the part
themselves Ddes
license for their machines
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
WALT MASON.
MANY LETTERS OF
INQUIRY ARRIVE

Yesterdays mail brought the usual
batch of letters to the Promotion Com
mittee, the writer's asking all manner
of questions concerning the Paradise
of the Pacific, of which they say they
have heard so much. Secretary H.
P. Wood will now get busy and the
next mail will carry away big bundle
of letters in reply to the ones in hand.
One of the letters received yester-
day was from L. ]. Wetmore, proprie-
tor of the Lincoln Inn, in Chicago. Mr..
and intends to make another trip to
the islands shortly, arriving here next
February. He says he uses Hawai-
ian pineapples regularly at his hotel,
and feels additional friendship for the
islands on that account He also asks
for literature, which he offers to dis
tribute among his guests, and feels
certain that he will be able to turn
much Of the stream of human travel
from the Middle West to Hawaii.
Another letter is from a wholesale
manufacturer of ice cream in a city
up near the Sound. AS he had never
heard that there are ten or twelve ice
cream places to the square business
block in Honolulu, to say nothing of
numerous carts and wagons, his letter
will receive the usual courteous reply,
together with as complete information
as possible on the local demand for
ice cream.
A meeting of the Promotion Com
mittee will be held Thursday after
noon at which these letters and many
others will be read and formally acted
upon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30

'No ,Caesafsm" is the cry that will soon be due f.
national politics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30

Cotton highest since the is news that will bring
waits embryo cotton kings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
Fiction.

Bennett, Arnold-Buried Alive. 1910.
Galsworthy, John-A. Motley, 1910.
Meredith, George-Celt and Saxon.
1910.
LIE, Jennette-Happy Island. 1910.
Sienkiwics, Henryk - WhirlDools.
1910.
JUVENILE.
Aspinwall, Alicia-Can You Believe
Me Stories. 1909
Church, Commencement
Ford, Sewell-Just Horses. 1910.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
PRIMO PAYs MORE.

Notice was given out to stockhold-
ers yesterday that the Honolulu Brew
cry would increase it's dividend from
one-half to three-quarters of one per
cent. o month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30

1T will that Japan does not exclude nations having
treaty relations with from cOastwse commerce D"eeh
and Korea The Is this STUDIED e
ample to point diplomatic argument for admitting Japanese SHIPS
fine American traffic between the mainland ana awa
You know Japanese lOngsghted well as
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAHU COUNTRY CLUB

The annual meeting of the Oahu
Country Club will be held at the
Young Hotel, September 8, 1910, at 8
p. m.
A, c. ROBINSON,
Secretary
Aug.27-Sep. s.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
PURE MILK ATTACKED.

Mavor Fern will make great attempts to do poll
tics by trfng with the health of the people His opinion expressed
with especial reference to the proniouon Oh MIX
from diseased cows will certainly not commend itself to hegeh
people should hardly be approved even by the most
of willing their hardealned money TOT mix
may bring disease and death into their iamlles
Judge quoted by the mayor as the person VINO d
informed him that the milk ordinance was wrong IN
hill of health for which the milk supply OF this ISL
and obtained The mentor dayman, but it hard
to credit that his education not to mention ms poso
protect public heaa law moreover which MID IN terms
with laws ON the subject prevailing nearly
community Does respectable daryman
wish license the main articles of chdrens diet
Which is derived from cOnsumptive cows?
it should be generally knOWn-tha had
milk ordinance been enacted by the supervisors and approved by
the incumbent the board OF agriculture
to inspect all herds of cattle in the Territory iOr disease anu TO con
all found infected with dangerous ana contagious
Territorial body much bound to eradicate tuberculosis IN
CHAMBERS in horses As matter OF fact had been working
Some OF the larger daynen Oh hs
inspection of their herds for tuberculosis long
before present campaign began sustaining great sacr
flee thoroughly clean herds Kauai
there in elimination of cOnsumptye cows was very great All hat
the municipal with the matter is to prevent the
dayen inspection which otherwise might have been
aid in making the official inspection an
short period possible the board OF
supervisors contributed considerable portion of eexpense OF the
general inspection conducted by the Territorial authorities
highest that will bring smiles to a
waits embryo cotton kings
sCaesam is the cry that will be due for revival Il
national politics.
would appear finding openings here there
Europe appearance Berlin should put the Whole
the defensive Again LET II be said that sanitation the best de
Tense against This scOurge.
II has taken long remember the Maine for The bodies
the collins and The evidence II holds IN the Of Yan
which may prove he vengeance which It's destruction
evoked just The engineers have gone 10 The wreck see hon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
NEW BOOKS At
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following books are now ready
for distribution at the Honolulu lib
rary and reading room:
Diary of James K. Polk during his
Presidency, 1S45-1S49. 1910.
Cell, w. B.-Great Wall of China.
1909.
Glider, R. W.-Lincoln the Leader.
1909.
James, Misunderstanding of Truth.
1909.
Lowell, Percival-Evolution of
Worlds. 1910.
Mars, G. C-Interpretation of Life.
1908.
-lathews, Shailer--The Gospel and
the Modern Man. 1910.
Shackleton, E. H.-Heart of the Ant
arctic. 1910.
Singleton, Esther-The Art of the
Belgian Galleries. 1909.
Van Dyke, Henry--White Bees. 1909
Washburn, George-Fifty Years in
Constantinople. 1909.
Wells, b. wa Century of French
Fiction. 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30
FLAXOAP

FLAXOAP is absolutely pure Lnseed Oil Soap The United
States PhamaeOpOea directs soft be made from cold
nsed oil and potash 1t is well known that soap prepared this
theIstsOft thati possible FlaxOap
animal fat whatever and free causc a consequently
be used the finest fabrics without of FaxOap
freely in hot cold hard soft water especially
cleaning aOo woodwork and furniture Owing Pure
Lnseed Gin thee Ofa Paints and YarRshes best
cleaner for all painted and Vanished surfaces 1t will be found most
excellent for cleaning automobiles carriages mirrors
cut glass, The housewife will find IT. particularly the
cleaning carpets rugs for removing dirt or
grease from their hands and clothing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-30

II long Time remember the Maine for the bodies
collins aud the evidence IL holds IN the 0 Havana
hny which may prove he cry for vengeance which LIS destruction
evoked The engineers have the wreck how
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-04
NO ONE
KNOWS
In a Recent Letter, Mrs. VIII
kerSon of Lynchburg Says
No One Knows What She
Had To Suffer.

Lynchburg. Val am now feeling
better than ] have for several years, -
writes Mrs. Ellie Wilkerson OF 40G
Pearl street. this city.
NO one knows what I suffered, rs
a result Of female weakness.
Since taking four bottles of Cardui
I feel stronger and better thai l
have in some time past. / shall al
ways praise Cardui, To all my suffer
ing friends
The strengthening properties of
Cardui are not the result of powerful
drugEory. but Of its gentle, natural.
building action. on the womanly
organs
cardui is not a stimulaut, but a mild
and effective tonic remedy, that,
through fifty a OF success has
been proven to have a merit, that *
all its own.
Cardui is prepared principally from
the extracted medicinal principle of a
plant grown in southern Europe, not
mentioned in the ph1rmac0peia, i'm
ported direct by the manufacturers
ana combined with other ingredients.
10 form "a scientific medicine, that
brings results
Try Cardui
Note-The Cardui Home Treatment
for Women. consists of Cardui El),
Thedford's Bbck-Draught t2bcl. or
NelVo f50cl. for the liver. ~ Cardui
Antiseptic t50cl. These remedies may
he taken sineiy. by themselves II de-
sired, or three together. as q complete
treatment for womcn's ills. Write 10;
Ladies Advisory Dept. Chattanooga.
Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn. Tor
Special Instructions. and 6t-pagc
book. -iome Treatment FOR Wumcn
sent in plain wrapper, on request
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-04
Luna County Orchards Show
Little Damage by FROST the
Deming Chamber of Com
merCe a Winner,


Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
Demtng. \. NJ, April 1.-Bowler
Brothers are to put in another we'll
drilling outfit Immediately. They
have contracts for more irrigation
wells than their one machine can han
die. They have just completed a well
for DIR. +. X. ConnaWaN. which pumps
fifteen hundred gallons per minute,
and are now installing a pump for
TAYLOR Brothers, which Will furnish
] 1000 gallons per minute. The new
weIl-driliing machine of Messrs. Hoff-
man n Rhea will he here shortly.
w. J. Swain will return to the valley
in a few days with Il wcll-driling I
fit from Texas. This will make five
big machines at work in the immedi-
ate vicinity of Demng. At h least
calculation there will be fifty new ir-
rigation plants in operation in the
Mimbrcs valley before June LIST.
Mr.. John Humid has set out box
elder trees along the west and north
of his farm. These trees ave q quick
growth, are beautifully symmetrical,
and serve as effective Wind-breaks.
Many farmers in the valley AVE OK
pressed their intention to follow Mr..
Humid S example. Mr.. Humid, being one
of the pioneers of Ventura county,
cal, realizes the necessity OF Wind
breaks, and appreciates the transfor-
nation which the setting out Of trees
works in an arid region. Mr.. tiund's
alfalfa field resisted the high winds
and cold Of a few days ago. which was
severe a test rs it viii have durin 3
the spring.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-04
One Conductor WHO Was Cured.

Mr.. MILFORD Adams is his name.
and he writes about it,-"Some time
ago ! was confined TO my bed with
chronic rheumatism. ! used two bot
ties Of Folcy's kidney Remedy with
good effect, and the third bottle put
me on my feet and resumed work AZ
conductor on the Lexington. Ky,
street railway. II gave me more re-
lief than any medicine I had ever
used, ana it viii do all vol claim in
cases Of rheumatism Foley's Kid
ney Remedy cures rheumatism BY eli
minating the uric acid from the blood.
J II. O'Reilly company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-04

are spending Il two weeks vacation in
Roswell. Both of these young people
have been holding claims near FL
kins, They have been engaged to
marry since a year ago last Fcbru-
airy. but were remaining single SO
they could prove up ON both claims,
They waited until two months before
to prove M. by Communication,
and then decided they could wait no
longer. We wanted to get married
right away" they said this morning,
and decided to let II OF the claims
GO And biushing, the groom added;
wife ought TO be worth more than
a claim, anyhow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-04
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT---OWeIIingS


FOR RENT-Modorn 4-room brick
apartment, newly remodcled. Large
yarl, stable, shade trees. 3O9 South
Broadway. $1,000 per month. DR.. Il.
n. wilson.
FOR RENT-Five-room modern fiat.
partly furnished; bath, hot and cold
water: gas range in Kitchen. inquire
A. w. Arson. S23 North Fourth ST
FOR RENT-5-room modern brick.
$500; good 7-room frame. $1,000;
3-room adobe. comfortable little place
$500. IIunsaker & Thaxton. 205 w.
Gold n
FOR RENT-strictly first class s.
room cottage; modcrnt gas for
cooking: furnished completei also
piano. close in to business center. viii
rent for six months, price $4,000 per
month, including electric light and
water. Address. X, Morning Jour
nal
FOR RENT-3-room modern apart
ment. furnished. neat and clean,
$500: 3-room, furnished apartment.
close in, $1,000. Hunsakcr q ThaN-
ton. eos W. Gold.
ron RENT-fIouses 4 to s rooms, 4,
8 and z furnished; also store room.
w. II. McMillon, eli w. Gold.
For RENT-5-room. modern, brick.
close in. $2e.50, 1-room frame,
$1,000; 3-r0om. $500. Hunsaker d
rhaxton. 2O5 W. Gold.
FOR RENT-8-room house. furnish
ed, Apply L. l.. journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-04

James f. IIinkle, of this city, dis
tricf grand exalted ruler of the Elks
Of New Mexico. has received word
that the issue Of a charter to the
town Of Clovis for a new lodge has
been postponed by the grand exalted
ruler. j. L. Samlnis, OF Iowa, until
the United states census is taken.
The Elks require a population Of 5,OOo
people before a charter viii be issued
and the grand exalted ruler held that
Ii would he improper to accept a prl-
vate enumeration when the govern
ment census is to be taken within a
few months.