davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Now York March i6 1911
BEEVE- Receipts. - cars. or l.226 head.
al ID slaughtererS. Feeling uominsllv wea H..
Dressed beef dull a. 94H1Otac per lb for
native sides Liverpool and London cables un-
changed. No exports from this port to-day or
tomorrow.
CALyE>-Rcceipts 100 none on sale. Teel-
ing uominallv unchanged. Dressed calves quiet
and steady az ia l5c per n for city dressed
veaIz. country dressed Vealg ga i2i &c.
, 06t head. including cars for the market.
40 sheep offered Lambs quiet and steady.
Hcrvv state lambs sold az so % per ip ID
medium Buffalo do 80 81 -. no prime handy
lambs or sale Dressed mutton steady IA II
o- Dor 10 dressed lambs. 1OH II iac: country
dressed hot house lambs s2dSf per carcass.
SaIes--Newtou & Co. 22t Ohio lambs. 81 10
average ~ - per 100 n
" p Hume 169 state lambs. i0t no. So -.
EoG--RecelDts. ~ cars. or sI4 head. all
To slaughterers. Feeling nominallv steady
country dressed hogs slow az q Zoe PEI 10 for
medium 10 Hight weights.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
GERMAN POTASH sTATEMENT
After Hearing II Rslchstag Committee
Votes S75n,o00 for Propaganda

Berlin. March is-A representative ~ me
Foreign Oflce made an extended statement
on the German-Anertcan potash nego'is-
tons before the Budget Committee ~ the
Rei-hs,aE to-dsv
The German note - tic state PepaIt-
men' vas outlined and l. vas stated thsf.
though the full text of the American re
ply had net been rscsi-.d. q. summarY Or
the Same caoied BY Amnassador Bsrns-
torff indicated that the United States GOV
srrment accepted the German 'ts7- that
the differences could ~ Settled ~ private
NEGOTIATIONS between ths interested par
ties
The committees ,oted si75"o for foreign
and $1,000 for domestic rrops sands -
The interests ~ the potash industry for
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
pu1,Es FOR CITY TELEPHONES
po,rd Of Estimate Appoints a Com
mittee to Make Draft.

~ ,no rcqhcst Of lhe 'o"'F""'T ''7,V'
a. rc Roard of Estimate appointed e
comm,ttec. consisting of himself horouen ',l''
resident Miller and Roroush Tres''e"'
70 draw up regulations u unn'l
,,.,,, ,,~i,,,e telephones paid for ly the
c,,' evan he used by city officials aud en-
plofcF. .-., .,,. ,-o,,,r,iler
..,t,. srm, departments hsro 10 nave 80
.-. ,.ionhcucs ia ihc homes ot member
- a., .t9T only lsvt summer lu7iite
o. tbe court II Sreeial sessio'-
RI udish flerilc letter pleains 'U'
t.rto1 c' tine talcrnone 4" ms E'h'
had = n,t. ate secretary. tfo. rho usen =.
do his work and pIl-.-.1s EsLt- AJi1ll &s
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago March lG Official forecasts that ~
toe ,e~',.rsfure would he widespread and that
a. Minnesota there would he rain OF snow re
',,,-.o to-.iav az wheat market influence an
talk q cold dr. weather. 10 tohseouenre. ne
.N 80 ~ easv AZ a net decline of "a &c..
Oner leaiin. cereals showed on advance. corn
ana oats both making gain ol q shade 30 -
T,ovisiou. declined Ti-c % .JG-I 'zr Experts
.-..',ifrr iu Kansas. Missouri and Oklahoma
..rt a. be.rfh dispatches regarding the wheat
-, - soe,utatDrs wiling 10 take the short
li4. on rallies Barry in The day th. market
t,d tecn sirens thened bf hrm cable and ht
s,.,',,fo,s maj frfrid winds devoid ~ moisture
tI,tliod harm lor unprotected nelds. ON ne
bulge howeter the market met many resting
ordsrs 20 soil and vas unable 10 absorb the Of
fDrinRa EauKa of prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March rs The Offering 81 th- -7>i
auction sales to-day amounted % 12.si@ hsies
Tho selection was IN nne condition ana crir
pet.tions was vigorous. With the Continent -
eager bidder Tor merinos. Good sressv weYfno<
and nne crossbrcds sold from unchansed To )
Der cent hi CHER Victorian scuureds were tskrn
az - SGD and Victorian greasy a. ls fisd The
sales follow: New South Wales. Zoo balet.
secured Is i.iGt- i0d. Ereasv. 5aQiif.i
Queenslsn6. 500 bales. secured. Is Idols toi.d.
greasy siadfis ia Victoria or0n bales
secured. lsd2s ) I'D. greasy. 6hdGiS i'sd South
Australia. eco bales. greasy. i'sdnis 10 Vcs.
Australia, 400 balcs. greasy. SdNis I'D. NrN
Zealand. $500 bales. secured. ii'eddis 81,
greasy sdift5d
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
e4ooe ISLANDS NEW INDUSTRY.

Rvcrpoint r. l.. March i6-A new in
.5ust~v. made possible, 1t Is said. by pro-
,.is,on Of the Payne-Aldrich la" which per
,,,ts the importation of certain lece-makins
r,,cbipery free OF duty. was started here
,o-dav \ new NIL. built by the PheniX
.t..c. Company. was put in operation. the
r,ac1inery having been imported from Eng
Ind About lo0 operatives Will bc en-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
MoI,ssEs AND sYRuPs-ou.e, and un-
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York March rs 1911
BFAN> AND PEA~-Receipts. 80 bags beans
Fuycrg Indifferent only small iobhing tral.
Ogtside quotations full high BEANS Marrow.
ctolrs 100 10 g. 20. poor 70 good, s. ou9s3 80
medium choice. s. ~ poor 90 good g. ooas3 r.
psa choice IS t3N<7 80. yoor 20 good 90 nO4
g. ~ rod kidnef. choice s. aSns5 so. poor Il,
good g. a'siS5 - white kians, choice s. M.
1eU.- eve S. 60Is3 ~ black turtle sour g. . q
a. e.. uina california 81 80 TrAS-scot,h
~ q. 100 70 - Gios, -
NJ rIFR-Rf cents a72t Pike oni, /.
u.od,rate demsnf Ger fresh rr"ana-r, ard nsr
Let oestsr. Prices shaded lsc NJ some cases
uarticular'r On medium - choics Rather :
snail progcrt.on Q. s,rc'ly hi.h grai. goods.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17

cured that last summer. Other judges 40
not find It necessary to have telephones III
their homes"
The Controller got into controversy
with Justice Warren W. Foster last sum-
mer over the lattcrs home telephone. Inc
justice contended that It was necessary for
the proper conduct OF public business.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17

Ia o been issued
Af,I- -...- ,.--.s
E~ssdia- Gsrs-al RoBht4 T. = - -lf..-
N't ~ c.i-lop ,5 ~ 5l,tI,t H,i'a -Iy7rA,.r-p 3
.l.st q, ooa7' artiiiery Isnfrts = a.. ans a,.1
% .r WI I-p'i, ~ T5II III i-' r0rTr-P
r,~pr ~ sngtreer7. 14taisd inspector and %
sYrerirts~I CONSTRUCTION or rarai- ~ ~
80 % navigation authorized Us 'onE ei. 't
18Th rtEr.roI-e Lls-r.-' ri's 'epfa'n
Clark SMITH .orps oi sns,osT
L,eu'srauf colonel EDWIN BAehIl @,
rance d-parfmen' ~ tor, Morie-. 'u
mess 0rirFs against 'He rftts-h'p fu N'.
@0~uf March ~
wsio- GILLIAN LEES1rEr inspec'"r se.s.t..
90 Gar No+oni". fr1 fHporf ~
general. fhe ma lpr'r' fiNis'on i'. 'I- '
captain HENFy S p'-e7'%EL.L. rstl-ai eg.-r.-.
os-o -.--,....... ..-....-
'@- from detail in ql7-te,, is'r, ',o,,l-
mont remain on ii--' "'.' ''''
OF Iei ,,--.,--,-r-rlt- - ,r--rr~ "a r-Isid
Ar,msrr 10 FOR Mt.e- l,r tc.npcrarf q. .,,i
Fii'i Liei,elah' ,l,ii,t't ',i,' t.nSttt and HAROLD
J.. GARpINUe. coas, arti''er-. 70 Fore Mon
-.-,r., i.,.,'.e,.,ni - PERRY RI|H Philippine
scouts. ior 2Fth recruit ,omIan
scr.ire m;an,ri. .'.'i'.,'S 'ii'.,.' nil ic,ta e,3
Manila. o." f'h- s'rl "'' N''
Fralris'o Al..l A., a. , .,,t,-, g. r-r-rrn~ or
hecoid Lieutenant " -. ~. .,, -.- l-.s-,,e..,
lniaiiri. a'e ,ie ,, t..t r'... IN
"" - ,~frt "a PM 81
"ugsdier ''ei- IsI bNNt..'- i.h ,sr.~,s
L@ars of ans'n.e l" t','-.. .f ,,eru,.,- srarf~a
ssrts,n <AMt-Ei.,i sHARTLE. ccns' artil
eu o,sr, i,arho ,.' 10 20, 'a- .,,egi,- car az
vori. OF his office mag permit
NAVY.
,....-.. r,.. WITT co-r5fAN detachef ~ou-
'N',..n ,,,,,l - .re %,s r.rroy. 90 rrfe a. CONF
,t5,-t ma, ard BOSTON
g, r..-,r,- g.. t.. Marietta
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17

from the foregoing net income there was
deducted 81. % IN dividends, }l3l93 for
extraordinary expenditures and Fl.5-3 por-
ton of 7rin-ins of equipment trust ooiiga-
tons. making = total Of tS32.&3. leaving
balance ~ <ioooN0 which was transferred
- r-~o-ve for additions and bettermentz.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17

Spot q1ist ard 10 points higher a. "a s5o for
mlddling upland. sAlss. 100 bales. delivered
N cortrs-t coo bales. Lrsrpoo cahss-spot.
IN good demand sales. 1000 bales. speculaticn
rnd expert 25ro. American. eoeo, imports.
l. eoo: American. o0o. middling upland. I'Sd'
future- opened quiet and unchanged closed Guist,
net unchanged to 1 point higher March. March
Aoril. Ar-il-Mav snd Nay-Juns. t9d; June
tIiv : aSfsd. .Iuly-Arzusf. A2A3d. August
..sntarnher. 2ot-d septsmcer-octcbsr. 6ssi,d
C,~fohsr- November Tti.d November December.
O. eod recewber-Tsuusr7. = 6siad. JsnusrY-feo-
riar,. - esd
COTFEE- Traders se~n@d satisfied - keep
prires ui,h,r narrow range prior - the 81 -s
m ,slorizatiou coffee m April ard the mirksi
vas insofifs. closing o. I point a1rance 70
unchanged a. a franc lover Hsmhvrg ceclin'f
i.dta pfS Rio showed IN ad"ance Or 90 reis.
ara santos 30 - 100 rsis hisler cfafiSffai
poeiftcn consiiere1 firm. cost and frsiSht prices
zero Hrrner. Santcs IL - 9Hd i2 I5c. hut The
oui~ business reported was ale cf o'DsbeSa
e santos - At iei1c Sp0t unchanged ~ fI-!c
f.r Pi0 SO : Iorai contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REFORT.
N.n York. March fs. i9l

New York. March rs. 19ll-
E-NEEAT-Bulls we're encouraged
b. the frrnn.ss In Europe and bid prices up Ssc
eerly. On the advance there was liquidation
and during the afternoon the market turned
eat under general unloading and a. m" close
ras iad7sc down from the TOP and isg'a' net
lower. cash demand inactive and advices from
Southwestern markets said that mills we're con
gn.nS wheat the principal markets. show iis Z
that supplies we're large Export demand poor.
- red, 90. elevator AMI 95izc - b s1oat .
so I Northern Duluth. 81 O9is afoat-
CORN-Prices advanced asc early There was 4
fairly steady tone. however. and tho market late
vas again higher. closing a. not adNance ~
tc New 80 .. S5xc. ? n alost OATS -
steady. closing a, net advance Of isc. cash
oats siAsdy: standard white 36i7c. 80 . 81
- : 3d.. 10 & 81 RYE-pull 10 .. Sc.
nominal. Z q b New York. BARBEN-Steadv-
Mating. sl9si o5. New York BUCK
wtIEAT-Quief American. SOC. c New York.
Canadian. So bid r Z New York for export.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
N PARIS BOURSE At LAST
oiiiciaI Market Finally Admits
an American Stock.
TRADING TO BEGIN MONDAY
listing of Common Shares of
philadelphia Company Hailed
as Opening Wedge.

-. mar, OF American bankers auu CO. 'p''d-
- 10 remove them. been let down for
u. odn,jsson Of an American stock. that
!. -. Philadelphia Company, Of Pittssurs'
- controls practically the entire street
.,,,rsv system Of Pittsburg and number
|, .,nc,ric lighting. fuel and gas companies
! hat and other cities
.aa,hrrg Thslmann & Co. NJ No. .
- s,reet. IN cooperation with Messrs
l.-1..,nn & Gle. L Hlrsch & Gle and Du-
=, 8 Furlsud. of Paris. and J. Henry
s.'s.,sser & Co. Of London, conducted the
'.-.,,.,iors for the listing of the stock
..a Paris Bourse They announced yes
-, ,hat the governors OF the Bourse
= ,ba sanction Of the French govern
rad admitted the common stock
.,.As Philadelphia Company 70 tho parquet
- that all formaliues having been COM
-. ri,h. u would be introduced 20 the
...,nS there on Monday.
-. initial listing consists Of 9oo.0ro shares
=, -. common stock. which have been
...,tassd b. a syndicate headed by Thai
Cis. and including large number
!, ,.s leading French financial interests
,-.,4s,on has been made. however. the
,,-tsrs say. fo- the listing ultimately Of
-. entire issve u the common stock or
- ,on7sny. amounting 30 si.oooeno.
vssoesble certificates. known as bearer
....,s,s,ss" and nor tho actual stock. will
:. ssslt N or the paTquet These Certif-
...ss uiI be Issued BY the New York Trust
~,-,,nv against The stock. which has
-, ssros,-ed with u h. the French syn
a.,,s on the basis of one bearer Certif.
.... to- each u the o01ono shares Of stock
~ socists Generate pour favoriser 90
.,-,,,,-sr- a. Commerce - &c IlnduS-
-. - Franc and tho Ccmpa Enic Fran
.,. ss Psroues 80 Do Mines have been
..-.,,stsd as th4 responsible agents n tho
r.ratslpAia Company IN Paris. this being
- n the requirements OF the French law
- ,ss admission Of foreign securities 10
n. Bolrss
Regarded ss Opening Wedge
=. nstirz q Philadelphia COMPANY
,-noa stock -n the psrGuet NJ the Paris
r,--,a Is expected 70 be the opening
,..r. ..- We introductior there II other
,r.resn ttccAs including United States
s... eor-,or Two attempts have already
...- -,8. IN the career II the steel Cor
-e-sr,- 20 haze its stock listed IN Paris.
,r. so,s failed The last time ves N l%o
,,.7Jp Morgan rersonally directed :
..-,sizn for the listing Of the common
s..s of r. corporation On the psrqIe'
- 7on.s,.c-ess - this ercrt ne stfrio-
vsi 20 ths unvllingnesS of the French
--.rnmer- 20 make an concession 70 the
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
SFW YOEk PR:f E>.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
EtBOaRD CLFaRASCE

fOrrOS-Ouie' but stsaHv closing prices
showing net gains ~ from $ - i2 points There
APPEARED 20 oe an impression that about as large
hnal ginning report p" ~ Census Bureau
p tie trade pas likely 70 receive next Nondav
had been discounted southsrn srot msrlteis
generally unchanged Exports c'r'iruei large
exceeding port receipts u'steriaily Tor the a..
Lo-si contract priCos
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
COTFEE- Trad-rs se-med sstisn'd - k4s


tIft u Nh Nfa'T-t lolF rNiFit ~ ilu-
PATENTS. 81 oo6s5 %. Winter s,raish's 81 on
81 10: winter patents 81 30Gst -: spring clears
- ooe$t 30 extra No. %,ntsT; dnt - S'SsS so
stra ,ehts 81 3ods4 ~ fancy spring patents.
s6 o59ss Is RYE FLOUR Arm. Fsir = good
ISt 20 .ieass fear' KIM 'sp s2. s. g sq 30 a
MEAL~-Fine white srd yellow" 81 1881 30:
coarse. sl1easll5. FEED firm. Western
So ~ fcur 20. s27 Is. red dog. S2s 90: city
bran. $50 ID bulk So 50 sacks; iniidling SO 5od
s@s % , r'a cog. sss . howiny ,i1 ss9p S2c 80
pROvIsIONs-Firmer at the outset on the
s6vanc- there vas active realizing. ard late ia
TIE session prices We veal .PolIRlk- PoRk Barely
clear. SIS 5oqsio 20. BEEF-Mess. sl4gSl4 so;
family Sl6qSi6 So packet SlJQSl5 so; extra
sc7gs2s. DREssED HOGS steady. 5ac9ns.
ioisc, $50 II. lotsc. lso H. lose $40 n, loss:
pigs. f0s.c CUT MEATS-Picklea bellies dull.
10 n. i2.sai2a.c; y n, ilac. !, ~, r. IIse'
Cifv. 6',r. couutr'. g. rs &c. LARD-Easv.
Middle Vest. . loa9 2ce; ciiy. s'.c; refined %
Prszll legs. u SOC. compound qgist. 7SldT%c.
sTEARINE-Barely steady oeo, loc. city Lard.
sIGAR-ReRned steady bat oulet snd ur-
charged Some orders were booked on the basis
OF Zoe net. less per cent cash. but list price
was soc not less T. London c2biei the world =
visible supply Of sugar as $4,000 tons. In
London beet sugar was unchanged. March and
April. los 3'.d: May los i'.d. Raw here
centrifugal. 80 tesi. AZ 1850 musco' ado. 80
test 823c and molasses sugar 50 test, :. osc.
Th- decline was on sale of 500 bags cuba
centrifugal. prompt shipment. a. i5-52o. basis
9G test. cost and freight. equal 70 5s3c here.
Al the close este was asked.
RICE-stcadv lore. with hrmness a, pr-
mary points and full prices
METALS COPPER Standard weak; spot.
March and April. II sod1l .90c: MAY and June
II s5Gfi a5c LONDON dull. spot tJ5 % Cd tut
ures $50 lJs Lake copper. l2.37 Gi2. J0r. elec-
trOlTftG II 81 casting. 10 j.. lin
Weak spot and March. .;sT3S JDc April. - -
ii3s 90, MAY. 81 75oq3so. June 80 50qs7 IS
London weak spot and futures. ana rs. LEAD
East 81 Louis London. tl3 2s 81 SPELrER-
Dull. ANTfMONY Dull. Cookson's. 1l9.5oc.
rRON-Cleveland warrants. tss iisd in London.
Locally steady No foundry Northern. SIS 756
sl6 % No Northern No l southern and 30
Southern soft, SIS 5oa<lB.
MOIAssEs AND sYRuPs-Qulst and IN
changed.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpeutne higher
and firm AZ the gain. Rosin hrm but
chine bbis. aec TAR-s6 30. ROSrN-Common
10 goOd strained. 7soc Il. 1890; d. 1860. r.
l5c r s.30c.
OIJs-Tiuseed oil quiet but unchanged Re
fined petroleum unchanged.
fOTTONsEED OiI.-Steadier earlv. with
small offerings. hut late IN the iav easier clos
ing 20 > points net lower. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
reusr AND SURETY COMPANIES

'C-urons iuterchs1Eesb,r rF'Esters: tCor-
rms ,FeEis-er>d a11 ccurou
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATLANTA. BrRMuSGuAM & ATLANTIC
1911 1910. 1900.
Isl uk in Mar So i7s s57.7s4 $50 %
July Ma. = 9.p ses l7I96lo iso3oI'
KANSAS cry RAILWAY & LIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
WEST JERSEY & sEAsHoRE.

Tho West JERSEY &. Seashore Railroad
Company reports for The year ended De-
cember 81 last as follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
ARMY AND NAVY Orders.
From The rribun. Err.su J
uH.--fr-C-cr, March I

Orders ISSUED -The follo71ng orders
hs o been issued
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

furnishes D. -. = Cos- 2 60. -. AZ Cs4sr
street
l.r.ru-i interest ?, ts afisi
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17
March i4-rae Justin. from TiOuFon. ca. far

,f,rcn l6 Tho Petrol. from santo Domingo
,r Ms.orts tre IconidGs. from Nor
folk for Cape Henry; the Roe and tho ~"
Ilampshire from Hampton Eoa-s for Nor-
folk. the Kansas and the mccall. lio"
Norfolk for Hampton Roacs-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-17

% timothy. Low grades Dun. FarcY rzs'
clover mixed solli1g well. St1cas ~ transit g
Erie and New York Central working do~r.
HAY. timothy. prime large haiss. 100 . 81 10.
Nos ard 1. T2lscasl o. shppirg. 65c. pacs
ing 5o055c. clover. mixed. snIe-isc. pure -s2-
75c. STRAW. long re. i5G55c. cat ara 7hst'.
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her allowance is elastic
hmbeu of strawberry afternoon arty and
cleaning establishment becomes passe
expenditure involved in its creation
chapeau whose brim tits up when the latest fad in Prns to turn
discarded regardless appalling
with Cuban heels dscon
de resistance made
eventually torur
mg 6 e OF b T hd girl VINO n' along N" street WIFI u"e
chiffon motor or carriage veil of palest blue which is admirably suited
the Japanese maid to be
placed by more distinctive theetoned purple
frame less anonymously the swarth face OF more sombre
beauty.
their mis-
They to daughters test
which lies the their redemption from the
Instead of melting out week. btweek monthly quarterly or annual
ntelgeny under the guild
which instructive
domestic science the limited like unlimited family gabbag ever
for each member to help herself
wife daughter prominent business man in town
That is why sIend all time
a the office they spend all the money"
n attitude in reality happiness?
Must the heights her spectacular triumph
the midst the coneaes that
bought such outrageous price of sacrifice?
daughter the maerom of her feel but
the mother who regards her father fnan
cia drudge?
matrimonial
the training it, they received girls home
augmented encouraged mothers
sacce while the real vital duties of their life have
Few these girls marriage
responsibilities, its exacting and punctiious demands
handled babies they rolled the floor of
their it in their mouths
weight usually should
ted place protesting rebeous
n a S
earned.
o o e.
willing sacrifice which often her mother
will undoubtedly be called to make!
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Putnam of Fort de Russy will preside
as hostess.
Among those who left in the trans
port Sherman last evening were DR..
and Mrs. w. II. Smith of Fort Shafter,
who have left many friends in local
society and the service set.
Dr. Smith will receive further or
ders upon his arrival in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Ernest Kinloch tombstone,
who has been a guest at the home of
her brother, J. Wilson Shiek, since
her arrival from Honolulu will leave
in few days to visit her sister, Mrs.
Robert Allen, in Los Angeles.-San
Francisco Call.
DR.. e. K tombstone is stationed at
Fort Shafter and both he and his wife
have made many warm friends in Ho-
nolulu.
= = &
Miss Helen Alexander has sent out
invitations for a luncheon at which
she will entertain at her home in
Nuuanu valley this afternoon in honor
of Mrs. c. S. Holloway, who will leave
shortly for the East.
q e
Mrs. Walter Cleveland Cowles and
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her prolonged illness In London A.
last accounts Princess David was ro.
cur Grating. but rather slowly
zee
Chronicles Honolulu and the Far
East are calling several from among
the elite of San Francisco. many of
whom threaten to remain away for
the greater part Of the winter. on
Wednesday Mrs. Eleanor Uyde-Smith
will sail for Honolulu where she has
taken a cottage near the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Dillingham;.
Mrs Hyde Smith has recently re-
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turned from % solourn abroad, In
which che was accompanied by her
.lstcr Miss May Hyde Bayard Hyde.
Smith, who is CT present travelling in
Europe, will ic'n mis- mother iu Octo.
Der
ON Tuesday the Mongolia carried
among It's passengers Mr. and Mrs.
George Beckley, who will remain In
the islands until December; Mr. and
Mrs. G.. II, Sebree, Dr. and Mrs Geo.
Chanteaud, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.,
Stone Miss Vera Stone and c. A. Ed.
wards.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-05

LTbA PIhIkHNfd - the experience with
an organism untitled for the trial of
strength, and when the strain is over
her system has received shock from
which it is hard to recover. Follow
ing right upon this comes the nervous
strain of caring for the child, and a
distinct change in the mother results.
There is nothing more charming than
happy and healthy mother of chill
dren, and indeed childbirth under right
conditions need be no hazard to health
or beauty. The unexplainable thing is
that with all the evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting
from an unprepared condition, women
will persist in going blindly to the trial.
1t isn't as though the experience
came upon them unawares. They have
ample time in which to prepare, but
they, for the most part, trust to chance
and pay the penalty.
In many homes once childless there
are now children because of the fact
that Lydia e.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong.
Any woman who would like
special advice in regard to this
matter is cordially invited to
write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass. Her letter will be held in
strict confidence.