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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-14

the Hawaiian bar had maintained a
high standard. There had been as
able members of the local bar as ever
sat upon the bench, and he mentioned
the names of Phillips, Richard Stan
ley, Paul Neumann and Arthur Pc
terson, not to speak of present mem
bers of the bar. Their cooperation
would be appreciated as an aid to the
court in arriving at correct judg
ments. with your assistance and
cooperation which ! hope to have,
Judge Robertson concluded, 81 will
endeavor to discharge my duties to
the satisfaction of the community"
Judge Dole, before granting a mo-
ton by Mr. Breckons for a recess Of
ten minutes for individual congratu.,
lations to the second Judge, made an
order that Judge Robertson would
conduct all jury trials until further
notice.
Practically all present filed up to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-14
ROBERTSON.
Continued from Page One.l

Judge Robertson was the man select
ed it was a great relief to him. Pay
ing a tribute to his father as a judge
of logical mind, whose administration
of justice gave complete satisfaction
to the people of Hawaii, Judge Dole
said he felt that Judge Robertson hal
inherited the qualities of his father.
He congratulated the community and
the officers of the court on the ap-
pointment
District Attorney Breckons, on NOV
ing that the commission and oath be
spread on the records, said in the
course of remarks that few weeks
ago he was opposed to such Federal
appointments from among residents.
He took a different view now and
on behalf of the marshals, the clerks
and his own office he extended a most
hearty welcome to Judge Robertson.
They had come in contact with him
sometimes disastrously for them -
and they recognized his fine qualities
for the position. He was afraid
of being turned down in any propo-
sition he made to the Bar Associa-
ton, but would ask it's president, Mr..
Kinney, to speak for it.
Mr. Kinney remarked on the FIRE,
quent changes of judges in that court
and the Territorial courts. He had
taken issue with the Attorney Gen
erals department on the matter Of
representing the bar on such occa-
sions, but he was pleased to take
his place as president of the Bar AS.
sociation and welcomo Judge Robert
son on behalf of every member of
the bar. Especially was he pleased to
he present at the elimination of the
efforts of the Bar Association to see
Judge Robertson where he was. They
knew he would make good. He had
been tested in every way. They well
coined him to- the office and pledged
him their hearty support.
Judge Humphreys introduced him
self as president, secretary, treasurer
and sole member of the Independent
bar association. Quoting Justice Field
on the Importance of the judicial Of
flee, he said the wisdom, upright char
acter and learning of Alexander G.
M. Robertson qualified him for the
position. More than that he was
kind, hearty, patient and courteous
gentleman. 1t was rare that a judge
had enjoyed his experience-his con-
nectiOn with mercantile life, his po-
litical activity and wide career at
the bar Some might think it the
duty of members of the bar to fool
jury, but they could assure Judge
Robertson of kindly, disinterested and
courteous cooperation.
Judge Robertson thanked Judge
Dole and the gentlemen of the bar
for their kindly expressions. They Of
ten heard the bench praised by the
bar, but did not often hear the bench
praising the bar. 1t was with plea
sure that he repeated the opinion OF
United States Senator, heard the
other day, that the bar of Hawaii was
far above the average and that he
had told the Attorney General so. For
more than quarter of a century
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the front and cordially welcomed the
new judge with a handshake.
Judge Robertson, after the recess,
heard requests for excuses from sew
eral jurors. A county food inspector,
\ member of the Legislature and n
special machine operator in a planning
mill, asked in vain. One non-citizen
was of course excused. A man deaf
In one ear got off, but a second one
having the like infirmity was held for
the present.
Some cases were set for trial and
one defendant withdrew a general
plea of not guilty and had sentence
deferred on a plea of guilty to one
count of his indictment until Wednes-
day.
AS District Attorney Breckons was
not prepared to have the grand jury
report today, Judge Robertson adj
journed court until ten o'clock tomor-
row. ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE WEATHER.
Local Office, u. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.

Local Office, L. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.
Honolulu, r. H., Feb. IA, 1917
Temperature, a. m; a. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum.
81; e.; 40; &c.
Barometer reading: Absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic foot; relative
humidity and dew point at s a. m;
29.92; 4.S62; G5; So.
Wind, veloc tX and direction at 6
q. m; a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
3 n; NE; Z NV; IA S. w.
Rainfall during "a hours ending a.
m. :rno rain. ~
Total wind movement during "a
ended at noon 179 miles.
WM. b. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-14
IN. A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day

There will be no band concert to-
night or tomorrow night.
George Isenberg will return from
Europe the middle of March.
Pay cash when you buy at the store
and ask for Green Cash Stamps.
For cottages, furnished or unfurnisn-
led. See Trent Trust Co.'S list.
Fine lot of Panarnas to select from.
Call and see them. The Expert Hat
cleaners, opposite Club Stables.
The X. of p. ann versary will be
celebrated Friday night by the three
Pythian lodges of Honolulu.
Wanted to buy fresh COW, Jersey
preferred; also donkey suitable for
child. Mcveagh, Star office.
Professor McCaughey will speak at
the agricultural seminar of the Col
lege Of Hawaii at 3 o'clock tomorrow
Queen Liliuokalani and party went
to Boston from Washington the latter
part of aJnuary, for a visit of two
weeks.
Notes is in the bust ess center, IS
commodious, cool and up-to-date in
every respect. Get the Nolte habit
and you will not regret it.
Father James Rouihan, a Pennsyl-
vania man, has been assigned as chap
lain to the 9Th Cavalry at Schofeid
Barracks.
Three Cleveland tourists missed the
steamer at departure and will take
the Manchuria today to catch up with
the party in the Orient.
Sam McKeague, who has held office
in G. w. De Long Post, G. A. R., for
many years, has been granted pen
sion of $50 a month by Congress.
The business men of Honolulu
meet at Notes to enjoy the best
meals in town for the price, and dis.
Gus the happenings of the day.
The annual meeting of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co. will be
held on Thursday, Feb. oath, at To
a. m.
1t will make your mouth water just
to taste the delicious Heinz Apple
Butter. New shipment just in and
packed in the new style crooks. ASK
your grocer for it.
Carnival and masquerade masks
and pajer confetti at A. B. Arleigp &
Co. Big stock, but the demand is
large also. Call early and make your
purchases. Hotel street opp. Union.
The best staples of the Hawaiian
market are served in the most salts.
factory manner at Notes. Open from
$50 a. m. to 1880 p. m.
Twenty-four women's societies in
Honolulu are voting today on the
question of requesting Congress ny
cable that women be allowed to vote
at the special election on prohibition.
Chance to buy pretty parasols and
handsome ladies' waists at bargains
all next week at Sachs Dry Goods Co.
See ad in this issue and note the
prices. Goods all on display at Sachs.
Warrants against the immigration
fund are held up by Auditor Fisher
until accounts of the Portuguese in.
migration be forthcoming. There is
some trouble also over the Russian
immigration. Mr.. Perelstrous COM
plains that Messrs. Atkinson AMI
Lloyd are not doing their share OF
the work in Manchuria.
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PROSECUTE
THE BIRD MEN

U. S. District Attorney R. w.
Breckons this afternoon received
from theU. s. Attorney General at
Washington a cable instructing him
to hold the plumage seized on Lay
san and Lysiansh islands by the
revenue cutter Thetis, and to prose
cute the 20 Japanese poachers ar
rested and to prosecute everybody
else concerned to the full extent of
the law.
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&or eiftieer 3eit iprroe i'm Stonte
Oklahoma cine &ommiiiion einge.
lett un6 bearitraet, 5u unteriltdeL
nie bieI Dos Srobibitions @eiee benz
Staate e~efpihet uno mas es linn in
mordliifer 9e3iebulrg gerilbt babe.
Die )llmterindune eritrefte iib aif
ied,s5ebn Counties unb aIs 8etpeis.
material tpurSet GeoiaIid dmtlide
gsodapeiie, @euiftsprotofoIleli. IN.
5ugelaiien. Der gefuno Ialite fin
Die @ertbeioiger Der 8robibition per-
niftero. SIS iuuroe feitgeiteHt, Dab
rabe3ii in ieoem Goirntb Ole 3abl Der
8erbnd)en, @orb nro Sootidlug eiR
geifloiien, inter Der Serrffoft Scr
&%robfbitiom bctrdbtli6 5ugenomnleri
babe, lna0 aaB Siefe fefBebn Counties
iniolge Der Brobibition eille Mebr.
dlisgdbe pom riirl6 100000 collars
sebubt bubete bailptfadlid an Der,
mebrten auhpenoiingen fin Ole
&edtspfleee, Snfolge Der 3rnabme
Der Gergeben li1un 8erbred,er inns oit
@cridte init arbeit oermoBen fiber.
bditft. aaB imuter mcbr SiIfc in Sin,
iprtd oeiiommeit tper0en malb, iiut
OGtentipretcrso fpod,ien bic slusgo.
ben. 8S Der Stnat an 9aebraui,
ipenoungen IN oicien fe6ssebp Conn
ties gernutt bot, iit in ocn 100000
Dollars nid)t eiitbesriffen. Gs mir
oobl and, nod EN- onfebuIidjcr ge
tras iein.
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Madl @anlas Gith.

anIaBlid Ser Sabres 2ibe Stod
Sbotb in Samias Gitp berfanfer nit
bonn s. Bis sum IL. Sftuber Sabr.
fartcti oortbitt gut fit &urrofabrt 5i1
$50. @ut biz is. Sftober.
@ad Sebaiia.
@egen Ser Stoats Sdir nt6 3u.
~iammfiinft Ser @oberm @ouomen in
Seoalia nerfaitfeir mir bonn 80. Sep.
tember Bis ben 6. Sftober Sidets
fir Die &ilnOfabrt su 1925 gut a,r
&iidtebr Bis ben Z. Sftober.
g. 9. aramer. &gent
Sermmtl1. Mo.
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-6rmt u. s. gegcnoum mar Die.

-Srm q. s. 8egenionm mar Ole.
ic ISOLDE mebrere Soge irt st. 2ouis.
SenrD @illemonn un6 @eorg
9ieber bon Siuiss, marem geitern ge-
|ihdftlid bier.
5ris Glinge lift beltte nod
@anepiae, DO, gereiit mo er in Der
oorti8er 0iitiGerie ais &e8ierungs-
Cider anscitelt III.
Sa @o8cougoe lit porgeitcrn one
farm 26idbrige @attin oes G6riit.
@oGff nit Sinterlaiiima bon fiint
Stit0erdrn 9%eitorDelt.
8ran 8ranf 9eiloritb BON airf.
mopO, lit bier bel ibrer 5dpeiter
5rGu Charles 9aiunitarf Sr. St Sc.
JUDI.
Serr nno 8rau Gbriit. S6len-
Der ba6eip letten Samstae hire &c.
plattc 9efidsreiie bei gertpanote III
Den Staaten aatios, Oklahoma unb
California dn9etreten.
Ger Feline Spb11 Der @beleiitt
5ranf @irfel bate oieier Gage bas
lln8iiid bonn 9alrnle at fallen ulS
aui eiuelt SteiE ii6 Sew gIboaen 81
5eridmettern. : i
tSrau Mobert @alfer fpelfe iid
ieit 5rpei Monoten in einem &llror
gu Battle Greet, Mifigon befono
febrte porgeitern I'M 8ealeitllng ibre,
@otteu in biel ~perbeiierter @eiuno
belt ipieber Seim.
Ole Sonntagidyule Der Metbo
6iiten @emeitroe miro iebt tpieoer IN
IL ltbr Nodmittngs ibren anfofr
nebmen. 9eutide 8reoigt INN 4
libr gormittaes liitb eualiider @oi
tesbienft Inn $50 abenos anfor
gcr,S. "
-9lm Sreitag piir6e BEN Ght
lenten Serrn Ii. Sruit aIer SO. &ie
elm S-pFino idluere$ Eodterhen o.
bopen. Dos 8inh bat spei II,
!, groBmittter 6ral aitgiiit &ief I'm
9 6rnn s. 8. Sedmanp beioe auf &c
te 6es gaters,
-Serr unb 8pou Sermom 8ii
mer febrten Samstag BON brer 9
nj mdsreiie in Sitoepenoerne, @apniei
Sigginspille, rtlto @eitton a,iriiI
/. Isle batten cine orpeenebme &eii
8 Serr 8limer bot oieies Sabr ieil
u erite Sertenreiie felt s Sabreu an
Igefiibrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-30

grof. 6. $. Strunf 0berIebrer
in nnferer So6iduule, trat geitern
nit SRI. @innie. SodJter Oes amtf.
marlnes 8ris sdaperfoetter in Die
ebe. Gin 6rsSer areis BON Ser
fperoten uno Sreunoen Diinidt Dem
@rautpaare Slid umo Segen 0itf
Den aemeiniamen 2ebenspfaO-
--Serr @m. &arnebogen, DOT CT,
2oilis, ipar Gofatag bier um ieine
@attin utlo 9dbp ionic S6nieger.
mtutter 6rdit allemolmt tpelfe ibon
Ia Sage bier iinb 81 belld)eH Gm
3adplittda lieBep lie i'm Seim BON
Serrn 6ris Ballet fbr Sodterd)en
our6 &aitor Sueomeper I'M engeren
5rGnnoesfreis tmrfe1.
-8aitur Otto Nieberbut pobnt
0ieie @od)e Der GonfereB IN 8eftn.
Sis, bel. or beridtet bob Die Ser.
biiiSlidfeiter Der Stride ourd milo.
tbdtige geitrGge ge6edt weroen unr
Aieielbep cir @a6stbum ii6er Ole
Iestidbrigen Ginnabnlen auiipeiien
0as @emein0eeigentAlim 1itBerlid
miro our6 algemeine llnteritiibnrQ
Inn Stauoe gebalten Dd6ret0 Der
5r~ottenbereim fir Die altfrefterbol.
titng Der inneren ausitattung ior9en
miro. gaItor NieOerbut fpino Dabr.
fdeinlid ais SceGinrger Der @emein'
De bleibrn pcrr rlidlt mrorbcr9eieh
enc llmItdnoe oa3mfid)en tommen.
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Qiureep 1T IN 0wenspiae aeb-

9iurger lit in 0penspiIle 2eb-
rerpriifing.
6rau Sobn 8leiid lit III Ct.
9onis 5i 8eiilfl.
Setter 9Gmdtarf, BON sebalio,
mar Sonntog bier.
6ran 0al Sadiid, in Gasco.
rnOe, 'Iicgt beoenflid franz oarnie.
Der.
SRI aoniin &cbcr, BON GoIirnr
bia, lit auf mebpen Gage bier bel
Den Sbrisen 81 geiud,
6rmi RuOolpb Sobn, bon ct.
souis, lit bier bel Serrn inlO 8rau
Geo. Start su 9eiudl
Ole 3eit. 90 Oas 8ri8euferu
IN @utter.erne selest miro, 1T pie.
Der GA.
Ielte ,,giepeating". Sdrotilin.
ten ltlto 8iifien (9fifIes) bel
Surol & &ief.
,Snbn Sai6 uno Sohn Srpiniua
ren Iebte ISOLDE in 8olen 8arf bel
8reo' Golmanfi, friiber bier mobn.
bait, 5u 9eiud
6rou Gttmar s. Start, bon
ct. 9oilis, lit bier bel ben Sfapie-
Gcreltern Scrrn unO 5rolt Starf 81
geind).
SEER uno Srau Gbas. Mcaitt'
rid, bon ct. 2oatis. ipareit Ieste 80
DIE bier bel ben @beIeiiten gbarleS
@runattiV gu 9ein6.
s. 8ncoff, bon @empbis
mar oieier Gage bier i'm Elm BOO
boir Der Sermnm Serrp ii. &ade
60, 3i faufen.
Die gbeIeute Charlie alaititil
fin0 iett 3u Drift: ein allerliebite
Sodterdlcn bat iid ibnen auseielt
@roBpdpa aimmel idnnin3elt 0
Den 3inpods Der Iodfommeni6ait.
-Serr uno Srml See Sumter
nebit ibren 8tpei aitSern BON Rel
Mabrio, Mo., iilo bier bel 6na
Sunter's @Itern Serrn mo Sra
@eor9 Starf SIT 8ciud.
Die reptbIitantidet Candidate
fit Goutttpamter meroen ibreu 81
feIifapire on IL. Sftnber besinne
BUR G~ripdblung baben iie oiei
nidt notbig, nber ie tuolen d
8dbiern itd ood 5eieen.,
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@uter &atb eincs Satcrs an ieincn
liebcu Spbni

Miein Iieber, better Sobn, paiie
iebr iorafdltie auf beine @e-
iulpobeit urf unho bebeilfe beitdif6ig,
oaB quite @GunNGeit frobes @emiitb
er3eitgt uno gleidseitig Gbarafter.
itdrfe perleibt, mas Der pertbpollite
ltro ailereoelite &ei6tbum inn men.
idliben 9aiein gu allen 3eiten re-
prdierrtirt uro In @irflihfeit aid
lit. "D'rilm, mein lieber Sobn, Der
geiIe 0ieie moblgemeinte 2ebre nte.
mals, neil iie beilt eigeres @obler.
gebem up0 Slid entbdlt!r
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GanbiSatcu ~@criammlnngcn.

Die replblifaniiden aanoibnteit
fiir Golrntpdlntcr tperoen Anipraben
an Ole 8Gbler balten alt Srten, Sa-
ger ultO Stln0en mie iolat.
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gnldBlid Der CONNER Gboutaqua
.Sniion miro Die Mfo. gacific 8abn
bonn 1. Snni Bis 5llm 80. September
'Sidets fir Die Gin. uno Serfdbrt
nod SolIiifer, Soup 60. @o, gu
$t3.t5 perfauferL gut 8ur &iidfebr
biz gum 81. Sttober.
3ieies bietet cine idOne @elegen-
belt einen a~iisge0ebnten 8eiu6 na6
benz iiibIifen sbeiI bes Staotes gu
maden.. Sollilter Iieet ON ben be,
riibmten @bite &iber.
: Serr S. 8. @enieI empfiebIt
iid fir aIle p~orfommen6en gfotar.
arbeiten. SIN 9riiderei.gebdiioe aa
finoen.
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-@eiatra lit cine Der geiuubeiten
Sbdtigfeiten Oes @enfden, Die es
gibt, ia oielleidt Die eeiiinOeite, alrs
Dem @r1rnbe ndmlidt neil IN inn
Seele utto aorper in elei9er 8eiie
ibre @eniige finoen. Die Seele III
oft beidpuert nit einem reidien GIMP.
finonngsleber, tie iudt itd oeiien 81
entleoigen uno Dies eeidyiebt in @e.
fange. Sierbei ertpeitert iid bit
8rlit, bierbei oebneu ii6 bie 2ung'
en aus uno ollie Sreare erbaIter
Blas lttto Iaum.
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0ie csnrdlt ppr ainSerlahmnna.

@aiBngtprL 9. s., 90. Sept,
5000 &ilpoer in 8dibinWtom 9. g.,
fpenoen BON ibrem Glterr bonn SdrrI-
beiiid} abgcbaltefi, neil bieie befiir6r
ten, Die ainoer ~fonrtenin ben Sf1t-
Zen oie &irroerldbmllitg oiifleien. Der
Sanit6tsbeamte @oobDurO bot nrrge.
oronet, DAB alle &inber, Weld)e Der
&ronfbeit allseeiest wapen, Die Sdll.
.lell 3rpei @odlen lang mift beiu6en
biirfer.
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-
nad) @orriion INT ieiae eltern gu
6eiufen.
SEER urtb 6rau augljt 9oeger
pom Berger. iparen Sormfae bier
slr 9auie bes SodterdenS Der e9e.
tette @m4 &arneboaen bon ct.
.2ouis.
Sri, Saiira aarItebt, BON Stomp
Sill. lit naa @isconiin gu 8eiud &c.
reiit. sic mar be9leitet bon 8alter
aoriteot melfer in 8isconiin ipobltt
uto bon 8beobor 8rening bon 8ern-
nigton, aonios, nelde bel Der aar-
iteot 5omilie 3t geindJ maren.
SEER un0 8rau Sobn S. Sou-
er iofpie Sobu @arttn lnO SodIter
Sliie iiRo mad &oiebuO sum 9e.
grdbniB bon 8rou Souer's @utter,
Sic Satin 6eS Oortigen &oihnGIterS
Scrrn $. s. g. @rote, 8ereiit. 5rmt
@rote mar cine geborene Multpin
nno 8obIte einen groBen 6reltnocS
ullo 8ermanotenfreis.
9amcn . @arnitnr.
Sd babe ioeben cine idone Nus.
mobl bon 7omen. MGodeil. urtO
ainoer +. Siiten, GIodfs, Starts, unS
@itslin iopie geitridtes llnteraeilg
erbalten, utis id Ia0e ole elm mein
Eager 3u beiidtigen. oa id bieie
@aaren perfUlfen fam 81 8reiien
Die Seoerntmn 5ltfrieSeniteleit.
@iss. 9. Srtter.
-stm Sanrstag Hodmittog ben
Fl. 0ftober miro Die Metbooiiten
Sonntagifprle ibr @asfet.gienic i'm
Gisen 8arf obbaltett. slIle @italie.
Ser Der Son1tagif)ule, Der 6rouen
8erein rno @lieoer Ser @emeinot
iinb erilIdt %1opielc ibrer 6relraoe Elm
5llaben ipie Tie niinibem I'M oel
6eitli6feit bei3iapobnen. abnhauid
BON Der Stride I'M ! llbr Nadptit'
rag.
Sci Der lest gebobten Gerinrrl
lung beS Sraatenpereins Der Ietbo
oiftelt @enetnoe puroen folsenbe 8e
ante fiir's fomtnteitoe Sabr ertpdblt
8rGfioent, Sroit 81. 6. Settler; Sic
SrGi, Srm S. go. aalimeper; Sc
fretdr. Sraai s. SO, ge9ers; Sdat
meiIter, 6ran Sobn Soiier, 81
reselmGBigen @eriammliingen firoe
am 8. 9onnerstog bes @otttqs itati
Die 8erianmllitg i'm Sftober mir
bel 6ra1I @olff dbgebolten.
glnf Der Sagb ucritnsliift.
sln Samstoe Iberpo mabrenS Dc
!. t4-iabrige Clarence Stinner Sob
pon Sneb Sfinner auf Der Sag
mar. iteIte er iif nlf eitrem 8aiin
lItornm. TaS @efpebr entfief ieins
{ San6 nro it'd, entla6ent, brons b
SoSalg Inn nj Dem linden Iram b
anoden perlebesb. Or. Saffaer be
: &ermaint amputirte oeir arm DO
morer Die gerlesun9en 6erart %
D Der falte 9rono iid eiritelIte tno
4 ON 9ietstog lhnrb.
! Sdones, ebtes &erbitfuett
4 berihte aud geitern iuieoer. III
\ Den 9eridte 6eS Performances j
4 folge miro IS nod mebrcre Gage
I bIeibet @eitern auas oaS Set g
\ @ihoeIi ultb bon oieiem Gnge M
4 len b%eioltoers Die oItem gouernrege
Z 6n beridIten. SIT IS bell liub fla
y 10 blcibt es trodeip uro faIt; gle
4 eS cher %ionften &egen, 10 foIgt m
q Gin Ianfter 8inter. Gen &egeIn !
4 folae 1T ieet aid Die 8eitelutq !
3 8interioot. Oenn Is beiBt: 81
y lint @idoeIis beitellt Sic @iraeric
al cine reide Grnte 5lt bpffen Bat, :
81 advtinsl adtumel
N @erm Sbr Ore stnte Sair. Sef
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Maftin Sdneioer, Don etlab,
mar 9ienstng bier atf benz 8egc
uad) @orriion imt ieiae eltern 81
beinden.
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gdvnr5e gnrObreite Gazette.
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garb,
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afeiberitoie in al ben gangs
baritcn Sarbeu un> Cite BON
2s Gents bis gu s1.oo per garo.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-16
COMFORT BAGS FOR SAILORS.

Every sailor on the Delaware is the
proud possessor of a comfort bag,
which was presented to him by the
w. c. r. L. of the state of Della
ware, through Mrs. Ella Thatcher,
the worlds superintendent of work
among sailors. There were $50 bags
for the sailors who responded to the
gift with rousing cheers led by their
commander. These comfort bags are
made of denim and contain sewing
material, plasters, disinfectant rene
dies for sores and burns, scissors, a
New Testament, hymnal and a let
ter from the woman WHO made the
bag, just such a letter as an anxious
mother would write to her very own
son if he was going away to be a
Jackie tar
Arizona republican., 1910-11-16
N. Porter Saddle &
Harness Co.
40 West Washington st.

Liza commanded Folks gets most
pleasure out o. what costs 'em most 8"
From the book, Just Folks"
Arizona republican., 1910-11-16
TEMPERANCE WOMEN PARADE.

The American women are following
in the footsteps of the English suf-
tragists whose monster parade in Lon
don has been heralded all over the
world. A few days ago a great tenn
perance parade was held in Portland
The procession was 100 blocks long
and il took over an hour for it to
pass a given point Most of the
women rode in automobiles, carriages
or floats, but many walked in line
one of the banners bore the in
scription IF Kansas kan kan the kan
Oregon kan"