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The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
Raising Layers.

DO not blame your pullets next
winter when they are not laying; you
should have been busy on the problem
during the present winter. You should
know which hens are furnishing the
eggs from which these pullets will be
Matched; the chances on the average
farm are that the eggs from the poorer
layers and slower maturing pullets are
being used for this purpose, and that
the hens that have been laying all
winter ARE being used TO hatch these
eggs. CuiIing, selection, elimination,
kept constantly In mind, and continu-
ally practiced, will mean healthier
fowls, livable chicks, earlier puliets,
and eggs when they are most wanted.
Gull out the extra males and the weak
linRs; select the quick maturing, early
laying pullets aud the heDs that laid
well during their first laying year, and
make up breeding pen for producing
eggs for hatching. With them u posei-
ble have male or males whose dam
was = vigorous, prolific hen. Do not
vet eggs from the whole flock, but dis
pose of all males not used In this breed
ing pen, aud from the remainder Of the
fidrk gradually eliminate the drones.
Il Is surprising how large proportion
Of the average flock h useless, or worse
than useless; for these non-producers
are In the way Of the workers and are
preventing them from doing their best.
II you cannot make up such breeding
pen this spring, try this for next season.
Next fall mark or band the first thrift y
pulIets to begiu laying; also the year
ling hens that are doing well this
season. During the early winter care.
fully note their performance. and from
these handed hens aud puIlets make up
your next years breeding pen. You
will be surprised at the increased vigor
and productiveness Of your flock. II
your hens are not responding TO good
treatment with . good average egg
yield. try increasing that average by
butting out the non. .producers. A well
bred, well housed, well fed. aud well
cared for hen will lay sixty eggs during
the three spring months, enough u
pay her hoard for the entire year.
There h money IN hens; get II out,
w. +. Vsplon, e. A. C., Fort Collins.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
RELIGIOUS.
csasseesessa.

While we chonae, vs are not willing;
Consecratiou yteldeth ell:
Conservation Hleans O6odIenCo
To the Spirits every call:
Meaneth dying, usesneth living
Death Of self, snd lie In God;
Meaneth work, Or patient waiting,
Or submission meath the rod;
Meaneth such . full surrender
We shall never dare 10 ask
Why God gives our faith such testing,
Or assigns 20 hard task.
We are here 10 be perfected
Only GOd our needs can see:
Rarest gems bear hardsst grinding;
Gods own workmanship are vel
w. n. Brown.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
Seer orInhsss Oswsrsi

4 new terror for bser drinkers has
Susl bssu discovered. II is not exactly
the peril In the cup. but the peril
rosnA the edge Of the tumbier. The
Ilasese hes discovered that the tum.
blee. unlike ~ glittsrins cousin the
tankard. h On evil thing. because
epoeboAyb fingers are - likely 70
touch the rim and spread microbes up.
q n. Even the handling Of . glass
q whisky and soda over = coUnter.
vjth the servers fingers On the rim.
r stigmatissA %. . ''rspulsivs pro
'eeeAins." ''lt vosld hardly b. safe. /.
- article says. TO assume that the
nneAs aaA Anssss Of the barmalA or
Heemaa ass scsupslossly clean. .and
ehwooues the Ne os the tumbles or
- hnnAisless goblet N public plscss
p re(vsshmsst b opsa 70 objsctio0. u
vroa1h - nusA more satisfactory u
voneels u1lh haedls wsse smp,Oysd
y r1noo henees. - q ~ glasss1 ssse
s1sg11e1 M : ses0.~
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Elsie's Mother (anxiously, as Elsie
comes upstairs at 1910 =. m. Has Mr..
Longmore said anything, Elsie? ?
Elsis--Not yet, mamma.
EIsie's Mother 10 little impatiently)
What can be the matter with the
man ? DO you think he II afraid to
propose
Elsie-Oh, no, mamma, he isn't
afraid; but our house is 80 small that !
he feels . little delicate about asking
to come here to live.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Country Store Keeper with paper
Here's al article by that there Horace
Fletcher which says the Americans are
losin' their teeth.
Jason Justsough-Serves 'em right !!
II they'd keep their mouths shut durin'
the day an at night place their teeth
In q glass Nv water, like | do, 'there'd
lie less complainin' Nv losin' them.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

large cuts with sosDe prspaTation saeh
q white lead, grating wax. ~. Lsaxs
the short, struggling spuSs q ~
branches. Thsss ass The fssit sposs.
Pruns each ysas. Do ths wesb u.
fore the trees bssvs out, % thae ~
orchard will b. rsdy los The 6pssatseae
that follow.-E. r. Bennett, g. a. G.,
Fort COllins.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge, J. j. Morefeld
County Clerk. Harry Sprague
County Treasurer, Charles Reed
Supt Of Schools, Lallah Durward
County sheriff, James Gawith
County Assessor, II Lynton
County Surveyor, George Mills
County Attorney, =. ". Carpenter
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
District No. l, W. ". Byers
District No. Z, W. ]. Myler
District No. 3. George Halls
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor, W. F. Ordway.
Treasurer, j. ". Exon
Town Clerk, T.. l.. Wilber
Town Marshall, Billy Brumley
Trustees:
W. J Exon, r. b. CabeIl. j. NJ. Rush. Jr., T. H.
Akin, A. &. Swarner, h. u. smith.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Do Auber--I painted . group of ladies
and the picture was 10 lifelike the ,nau
passlng tipped their hats.
De Brush-That's nothing. paint
ed . picture Of . hen and threw It In
the waste-paper basket end II laid
there.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

To an almost incredible degree the
distinction Of our perceptions depends
upon our correct use Of the machinery
of words. Men call evil good, from .
desire 10 cloak their vices. II b the
appellation and not the guilt which To
them constitutes the disgrace. Men
call good evil to defend themselves
from the condemnation Of the bitter
exmaple Of Others. s.-Shuttiew0rth.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

80 you wouldn't l~t B0mhasine. Bill
sit on the Jury that tried the, horse
theft No, answered Three Finger
Sam; we do things fair and square In
Crimson Gulch. Bill's . good man but
the fact that he runs the only under.
takin' busIneas In the county couldn't
help prejudIciD' him some agin the
defendant,
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

A young girl of fourteen WAS taking
. trip on Lake Michigan In . small
steamer. The lake was somewhat
rough and many were seasick. The
girl sat In the bow and was usually
quiet for her. Are you feeling sick,
daughter 4? Inquired her father. No, I
don't think I AM sick; but I should
hate TO yawn.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

The power Of Christ on the heart
needs no other argument than itself.
Men only doubt when the life hes died
out, aud the light hes waned, and dick.
cred, aud spent itself.-It 10 when faith
Is not In evidence that We can dispute
faith. 1t is when love Is dead that We
can question love.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Christ's lowly, quiet worksn uncon-
sciously bless the world. They cosne
out every morning from the presence
NJ God, aud 60 to their business OF
their household work. And oil day
long they toll. they drop gentle wosdr
frMn their lips, and scatter little sesds
of Kindness about them. and tomorrow
flowers II God sprins up In the dusty
streets of earth, and along the hard
path Of toll on which their feet tread.
More than once, In the Scriptures, the
lives Of Gods people In the world arr
compared In their influence to the dew.
II falls silently and imperceptibly. II
makes no noise; no one hean II drop
ping, but II coven the leaves with
clusters Of pearls.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Music, remarked the sweet girl gradu.
ats, y the languass Of the heart.
Aecording 70 thst, vejoinsd the mere
hsan, sagtims must b. caused by pal.
pltattou q The hsaSt.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
IrIsh,nan at poss-oa,cs :

IrIshman at post-ofiics:
MIks--0ivs NE stamp 10 take this
letter to me mithsr In Olrlsnd, will ysf
Postn,astsr-- Your letter h loo heavy
Sor one stamp; u must have two.
Aike- Oss ost wid yer iboliu' -ssss
wnaldn't two stamps nsAks Il hsavtss
seill7
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

NJ. Qulvssfal-T Tommy. did you give
your lltsis bsoshsr The bess part Of that
apple, = ] told yo1s
Tosnmy-Yss, cir; ] gave him th'
sseds. He can plant 'em an have q
whole orchard!
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

We are here on earth To be trained r.
give and not to grasp. We gain most
by giving most. We lose by yrasplng.
n we blindiy refuse to give aud insis,
on graspins, God co,nes to us - wise
father to greedy child and says: Give
that TO Me. He comes to make "
give tecause by giving only can we
truly receive; mot 10 take from, W o0i
JOY, but that by giving to Him We may
receive more joy.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Young Doctor--Just think, sis Of my
patients recovered thls wesk
Old Doctor--lts your own fault, my
dear boy. You spend too much time at
the club.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Kicker-A tale.b~arsr 10 . dsnssrous
thing.
snicker-You bet u isi Thsts The
reason ! don't like this comet.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Henderson - Ever meet with any
serious accident while travelling?
Henprck-Did I? I met my wife
while travelling abroad.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
BORROWED WIT.
F~~~~~~WW~'

The literary boarier fastened his eyes
upon the hash. Kindly pas the Re.
View of Reviews, he said.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-15

Legislation authorizing the vompul-
sorry retirement of officers of field rank
Of more than thirty years service =
recommended by Gen. E. D. Thomas.
commanding the Department OF Colo
RADIO. in his annual report to the war
department He made the suggestion,
ne said as legal method of removing
from the active list certain officers.
who. because Of rank and years Of ser
Wee. should. ii tney We're competent to
be continued on the active list. prop
erlv be placed IN responsible positions
Of authority or command. Such retire
ments. he said. would result in inealeu,
liable advantage TO the service. 'Other-
wise progress ) constantly lnAPded,
said General Thomas, land we can not
look Tor able admins ration and ira n
ing n the numerous ramlflcatons OF
our service.
The detail system adopted in 1901 5
criticized bv General Thomas as likely
to develop INTO serious defect IN me
army system of discipline ana training
H said it = apparent that service MIN
troops does rot impress one a. beng
honorcd and respected a. II formerly
was He recommends thar officers who
have had the advantages of the various
service schools Of the line be required
10 serve the two years following grad
nation with their regiment or corps. In
that way the regiment or corps VIII Be
benefited as well a. the individual OF
/ fcer by the advantages afforded by tht
| instruction received in the service
| school
General Thomas expresses the opinion
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that the duties pertaining to the office
OF ,'chief OF staff. = ''aiiutanr gener-
al - and inspector general would be
more efficiently and economically ad-
minis-ered and greater unity Of purpose
and action result if the three offices
were consolidated.
He Ienews his former recommendation
for the organization Of an army service
corps.
The abandonment Of Fort Apache,
Arizona. and Fort Wingate. New Mexi-
co. and she establishment of new post
large enough 10 accommodate squad
ron Of cavalry in the vicinity of Doug
las. Arizona. are recommended by Gen
aral Thomas.
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PAYS HEAVY PRICE
FOR SHARE IN FRAUDS

NEW YORK, September 14.-Ernest
Gerbraeht, formerly superintendent Of
The Williamsburg Sugar Refinery, was
sentenced today to two years in prison
and TO pay fine of $4,000, He was
found guilty. in June of defrauding the
government Of customs by tampering
with the scales in the weighing house
IN Brooklyn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-15
Army and
Navy News
Hawaiians Coming Home.

SAN FRANCISCO. September o
Nine members u the rife team which
represented the National Guard OF ha-
wall al the ride matches held a Camp
Perry. Ohio. this year. reached the city
yesterday and registered al the Stew
arr. They viii sail for Honolulu Oh
the steamer Sierra. The team from the
Islands did q little better than that OF
last year, finishing twenty IN q
field u forty-two teams. Last year the
Hawaiian. were twentyfourtl- Five
members Of the team, including the
eommandant. Major Riley, viii follow
on the bomeward trip shortly.
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BRICK TRUST GETS A
FEW BRICKS ITSELF

CHICAGO September Il. - Tndiet
ments We're returned by the federal
grand Jury today against leading men,
bers Of the brick trust for violations os
the sherman antitrust laws. The same
jury returned indictments against the
beef trust several days ago.
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W-1s.-ina Goes Out.

VITA good-slze3 passenger list,
|isa tons of sugar and 3 tig shipment
d pineapples. the Matson liner WI
szina departed for San Francisco yes
f.fdaF forenoon a. len o'clock. The
|5aEziian hand played q the wharf for
h hour before the vessel slipped her
|senngs. Only passengers were a.
ased 10 60 aIoa<d. and all good Dyes
md lei decorating were d6ne OF the
|'.arf. amons the departing ones were
az G.. Woolley. who cont acted the
|Eahlbition fight this summer, and Mrs
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MARINE REPORT,
81 Merchants Exchsos

Wednesday. September i. 1910.
t71oIsa-A-v1ve3, >ep-- 3. >eaE :.
; 4 a--leS- iron azlo. Aa- =.
SO Franc lsce-Ar-lve1. SEP =. ;
: La-llae. hence SEM
Aokoaaa1 a->aIle-5- >ep-. u. : :
Asa -o- Ha1alula.
h@hul-al--lA4--lvei- SEP. s. sA5p WA
7 Lew : from Cz-3ss
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A "Situaton Wanted' Ad in the Advertiser

CONSIDERED
who
Neutrality-suspicious. you'll
inter with
meb
ever
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Lieutenant Bradbury, Dead.

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-Lieut.
Charles 4. Bradbury. U,S-N.. died yes
rerday in Vergennes, Vermont
Lieutenant Bradbury was for many
Years . resident of the District Of Col
5.g,bia. While here he was on duty IN
the bureau Of ordnance.
HIS widow, who survives HIM, was
formerly a Miss LilIey. Washington
girl. She Is now residing N Eergennes-
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Army Riding Tests.

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-Reports
have reached the war department Of the
riding tests which are being taken by
officers in various parts Of the country.
By November, Or al least the latter part
Of the month. most of them viii be com
ple,ed. II IS planned TO hold the tests
for the officers stationed al Washington
some time Ia October Under the order
general officers are entitled TO be excus-
"a from taking the physical examina-
ton ami test \ number of officers
probably will take advantage Of this
provision in the order. but their number,
according to current reports, viii De
comparatively small. It IS understood
thae rumbs Of the older officers are
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Sierra : Big LIST.

Ths Oceanic liner Sierra. due % ar
|-e 1ere from San Francisco tomorrow
zHilg early. has 81 passengers II
L zbiz and twenty II the Storage.
|aars arg sl>8 11e9 tons N cargo II
b a0lds. and IL sacks Ct nail make
b TIE * Elections since the Nippon left
h Coast. Eight au-os ara aboard con
gnei 70 Local dealers. A. ) elock
[sss3sv E5Eh- the Sierra was rs,
Ms cut from tie San Francisco light
|ta a1d was travelling through 8
|sss.h SEA With light eastsEly winds
|na cloudy weather prevailing The
|-pra-ure was 8 ani the barometer
4.
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M. Ramsey, w--s = Captain RaZsev
/ a - Ms --1s1z was dainty
: -. 7. -l.o2 s-1Ss
$50 1t-, - -, -Ea-141-'
5--s.. '-S >'-1-es-
- - = >--. -l-7-e mono
[--= - 4--
- -,.'---- - --.-' @l'g-
-. 49,. 1893 acre.
- $780, - @~ q '-7 IA
---- - l. Il
$50 : =. -A'--
= Il So -'s>
= - ['=-I-7@e a -Fsi b fanny Z
- .- H~AAT< : u
Ze-and.a Friday Morning
/ ~
- IRON ne t&-at7@--s- Australian liner.
dated Noz5av a. eight Q dock Z The
/ z-ar>~- -r-sa-, - --.-s.7 10. 7esr ~~,=s.>s
--'- '-- -- i-N--@ : e
zea1e iron Vancouver and Elc-ors2 =
{ Eonolulu ana >vznev. The agents *
49, - ~asSz7 = s--sz-s %e-z -c-,.--r,-z
-i>- - --- A--.' -'4i-- - -
charge e TIE Few LsalfDd1a. aH1 after
- aanv wears u 1ba Australia H enc
Vancouver IN -1s- - : eanSs7
-, -
- = -
- - -. - - =, -, 49,
-:
80 -
49, 49,
- - =. 1-.7--s;. r.
--+-.-.t-s- - -
- . =
- 60 - an -rh;-- ,,z=s-
- E-----r ,7..ecs- \ I-1og.z
80. r-.:~..- T, M -,1;af S-szrav5
II. Nvl-s= Assistant Purzer |. Baeher-
vase. NlTs.ssS I'zsEa, Or, -, hs 14o.t.
20 e - -. q, = C5~5lfsIE
81 : slas-aS 766AI > Iloxd's regis
- z-s : aa-zr-zs7 IN accordance with
fas-5 II ,-s5s Teaas-enents for for
going passenger steamer. Length
-. .ss1-t - $50 7eek - feet.
ana = about 6t6a touz Eross. Accom-
notation : provided tcr about 300 hTst-
class passengers. 40 seeont1-elass ana
l-5 -hard-elass IS oE1eeTs ana ere"
1lEnoer acol- -se 3 nI~ eiass as
coTnZlL'1aI-cn' e-1sls--ns q t"o Az
$500 ~, ,~-7,,sr sal
rer ard promenade decks The second
class aeeoH-ht-AF1en : ,ll.a1se1 800 - .-s
al. vI- ana y = --.-.-o@-ns 5tn;re
: ssTaon T--sse-roor2 and smoking rooms.
: The dining saloon. placed on the upper
deck. occupies the Iull width q the
vessel and seats ninety persons Tie
-h5-gi-ryas. accommodation : arranged
: forward On the main, upper and saelteE
: decks. The cabins are arranged ter
: -roru Two to SIX passengers.
o-5s- ~o- usva5i
?
AbEhDEEN' 'sz-l' -
- So. 80 xs-.arsl mill a Ho-
oaiam fcr Hawais. TA5s Is the frst
visit OF the Defender 70 trays harooT
Albert FOX hzanapali-
PORT TOWNSEND. September =
The bark Albert. Lumber laden fron
Po-4 Gamble. flowed here today to snip
= crew clear. The Albert Is bound To-
: m Hawaiian Islands and vii discharge
: her cargo a. Inc ports o. haanapall
. Napoopoo and kailua.
B-ose Leg
:
= 4 sai-oE VI" ---'71
port in sailing vessel from the Coas
h-a,,gl. - Honolulu Yesterday an
- "1s - - o-.ssn,s Hosnital HI
''@se1 = - aan,h- ),
leg had been oIoskeN . oe.ns Gag a, =
rope 1he UNA va eI'iI s :;
Ii the desh when Ne asaFea here anu = !,
vii oe necessary e - lllil 'lole' - -
day or 40 before shs - 800 =.
open TIE hea-lHs -57D -IUf- - nv I'll ),
rlhia. after ".4e1 'ey DoHe ~ -
: tucked II, tie ItsL P5i'to . Il anu IL
L .ileaIlns process a
: Pleiades Also Sold
! S.-.s-,1e- 4-Adx5ce
-~ ga LIZ
received yesterday from h's-oH
the sale q The Boston low boa' 'i
nanvs properties 70 the Massaehuset'
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Compulsory Retirement.

planning 10 take the test, much TO the
sunrise Of the Officials
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Shipping Notes.

The next mail 10 arrive from the
Coast viii be aboard the Sierra due to
morrow morning
The steamer kauai VIII not Be sent
10 Kauai tonight. another vessel taxing
her run this week.
When The Ciagdine left kahului the
ship Henry T Lewis was loading sugar
there 1or the Coast.
The Mexican. which left Hilo August
=. arrived Saturday A. >ali2a Graz
wlEa d cargo Of Island sugar.
The Pacific Mail steamship Siberia
which left san Francisco Tor Honolulu
On Tuesday j due here on Monday
morning.
Pur~er killing Of the CIaudine, which
returned Yesterday morning from Hllo
and Mani ports, reports the barkentine>
Irmgard and Beuiela aud sehooners
Transit and Camano at Hllo, Monday,
E the 18th.
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charter ia .E2 IS :sss. So . Hawaiian eusl2-
p4nv. bat she haS 1o7 been purchased
tv thai company and : snelutel n
the 5ea1 s- eauaaaanle becoming
Ike property - -ae Massachusetts t7as
COMPANIES. The Ly-a after accepting
various charters. was s553 last MAY -
tie Luekclssasa sanas san. 81 -ae A.
laa-le azd : a. present = san Fran
cisco
TIE Boston Tew1osr Company and
the Boston Sea ulsaip Company. owners
q the SAawGnu5 and fremont. formerly
q the Tacoma Oriental trade. were N,
der the came controlling interest Two
years ago the >havraut and fremont
were sold 10 the United States govern
ment % carry freight along the Allan
tie Coast 10 the Panama Canal and
were rechristene3 the Anean and CTlS-
roha3 After the steamers were with
drawn from the oriental service ana
~oIa 70 the government the Boston
Steamship Company dissolved
Of the three steamers formerly N the
oriental trade fron2 this port for the
Boston Towboat Company, the Plelades
= the oldest. She was built IN 1899 by
the MARYLAND Steel Company a. Spar
rows Point, MARYLAND. She : vessel
q ae22 net tons and : 81 feet long,
= feet beam ana - feet depth The
steamer Hvades, built in 1900 At the
same wards. : sister snip. beng Oh
exactly the same dimensions The Lyra
: af 3716 net tons. but i otherwise Of
the same dimensions She vas built n
1901 bv the Maryland Steel Company.
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TIDES, SUN AND NOON.

IN. Pm n. pm SS's
III 20 l5 Jl.sg z d SO 5.i .o2 ...-
bu.s II "a io4G6o1 q
nis.ss /. = :, = 5 so7s..s8 % l.1s
HlE l.a -. 8.Iss..ss IS AS
S ans l.s 1.ss 2 o. 7.I2 s..ss 50. ).
II ga Is s. g q OBJ s.sss 81 al
lis az. l, su rs IS ~ Sc Rise
In.
~ .le tides at KahuIui and Hile oeeur
u' one hour earlier than H Homo
n.waiian standard time il 10 hours
!. @inutes slower than Greenwich time,
as that Of the meridian Of 157 de-
IS ~ minutes The time whistle
s at l:S0 p. m, which is the same
=, uieeawieb hours 0 minutes. Sun
~, moon are for local time for the
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WI B. STUCKHAN,
Section Director.
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|NcAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED
HATES WEATHER BUREAU.

ssaalula, Wednesday, sept. Il, y -
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Broke q Leg

4 sailor who arrived 81 Hawai-
port in : sailing vessel from the Coast
Vas brought % Honolulu yesterday and
placed IL the Queen : Hospital His
leg had been broken by being caught N
! rope. TIE tibia was entirely outside
The flesh when he arrived here and II
vii De necessary = sep him quiet 1oE
a dav OF SO before -he surgeons can
o4.au the healing flesh under the exposed
-{hia. after wEsc1 TIE bone Viii be
tucked in. the fesh pulled ever and the
F7sa ling process started anew
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-15
Defender 5oI Hawaii.

ABERDEEN. September 2.-The
schooner Defender ! N port 70 take
luu.ber from the National mill At Ho-
or15arn Tor Hawai- Tbs : the first
visit a the Defender % Grays Harbor
Albe-- Fo- haanapal.
PORT TOWNSEND, September =
The bark Albert. lumber laden from
Port Gamble. -owe5 here today to ship
! crew clear. The Albert Is bound Tor
me Hawaiian Islands and VIII discharge
her cargo a me ports q haanapall,
Nspgougo and ha5-ua-