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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11

Sulio 8pfmon an RDIa g. Gutman,
15 SUB an Der Z. Strabe. ST.
SoIepb 81. pnLIpd an MIiee q. pals
lnd, 1 Acre in Settipn 2 BON Milltrsst
9otDnfhip. ST..
9ertha aanp an Wsarn SO. NuItin,
so SUB an Der 9etd glpenue. 81.
Gbas. %. Ben an Wlorp a. Carton,
19 Cots in garion IL 8eLl's llnterdbs
tbeiIuna uno 10 sSnB an Der 2ibertn
StrdBe. nube MiIitddb ctr. $17.500.
sSobn ". .oubIon an Gam. 2. Gdrlns
tDine. Cots % uno % in 6. q. s,sils
ter's linttrn6tbeilung. 81.
Soibua 8. gieripn an 4. 6. Yisrs
ion. 30 SUB an Der Central Qfps. 81.
SdrrD s. gierfon an Otto SO.
gleinsEdulen. so GuB an Der Waple
apsnue, glcypcpb. 81.
Deter pidtl an Gbos. Wldpsr, Spei
Cots on sserbindnb gsIaee. 81.
Wm. 2ittIefpro an Settle 9. Rodds
nan. cine Got an Der WeenIo 9lpe. 81.
Sorl 6. glore an Sionep 2eeper,
cine Got an Der Baltimore ape. 81.
Sotlen part 60. an so. 8. Munb,
40 SUB an Der Wsbiter apenue. ST.
Marp Glnne an Clifford 3. gprbss,
Got 40 in Mils & stline's slpeiter
llntsrabtbsilung in Sat[sn. 81.
Ghds. Dtdner on Deter gitsl, stpei
Cots in paul Sduiter's sipeiisr Inter
abtheiinns in OafIen. ST.
So5onnd 2. 2iutelo on Senrn acs
tus, cine Got on Der SuIiDan 9lpe. 81.
Gam. g9. 5ornbroot on qod 80.
'lible, cine Got an Der Wortbiuetou
glpenue in 2odlanb. 81.
Geo. ptdelbeimer an 9cuis aplb,
cine Got an DER StrdSer Qpe. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11
Bonn tjineiiidsn aaiierbofe.
pesinG 27. ssonuar.

e
aoiIer nnb aaiIsrbpf gsnieben in
China nicht bas, mas man .QopuIos
gitGt4 nennt, pbfhon ober nu6 fDeil
Der aaifer BON Gbino, Der -.Simmelss
fohnA, als 9uskger Der eOttli6tn
GrIGfis auf Grben ongeltben ipirp.
aber nas Bolt tiimmert iih iebt mtbr
um fis ola frilkr. e5eitbem China in
bem tim Gftober 1910 gum eritenWlnIt
in Deting SufamHeugetrtienen Reihss
dusihuB eins2lrt bon NoIisptrtrttuna
bat, fommt jebt I'm Gegenfos 81 frii'
Der cine snHse Reife bon W1nnerrl
aus ben Woltt. aud aus ben entIeges
nen propin5en bes Neides, idhrlif
iDenigitens einmol nnA hr Neihs.
bonpkitnbt. Gle febtn unb b6rsn bod
mas In Der 6auptjidbt borg<bt, urlf
mannes ipirb ihnen auh aus BEN le'
BIN am fai{erliden Gofs Sn1ttrngsH
lpsD0n iis bana nsbss ~ 4auIe e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11

Der psritorbensn aaiisrin Di.ttpt
1fiihii audi itets pon dllsn ipihtissiI
RegisrungssreigniHsu Genntnib srbai.
ten. limb je6en 8ormittds noh Der
Stdotsratbsiibung hot ii6 Dssbdlb
ouh oes tIstnsn aaiIsrs Batter, Der
9riusregent 9ifun, 5ur aaiierius
Mittfut sH-beeeben unb ihr Su melosn,
OBJ irsenb iptdtigt poIittide Gr,ieniiIe
in Der SiBung beiproden iporOen Fnb.
Db in oiefer 5iniiht bic fir 1913 Der
ipro6ene gsrfaifuns aenbsruHgen
bringsH ipiro, itebs nod babiR. ss III
dber niht on5unebmen; Deun bic tinns
lide Gbrfur6t III felt ssdbrtouIenoen
Der @runbfeIs Der iyoulilis, Der Gefslls
ifdft unb bes Gtuates in China seiDss
fen unb pirb ss in 3utuuft aud fein.
Soldnge lie belfebt. iaet man. miro
China Hiht uHtersshen.
Or. arieger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11
0niuS.ise seutbnms= 0Dpotbeteu.
Gineinnati. 10. wdrs.
Reut 5ppptbefeu.

Reus 5ppot1eten.
2tpHaro G'orper ir. an gntsrpriIt
g. u. 60. $3.50.
Sobn Steffeu an go!erain Q. unb g.
SO. $2500.
Georgia s. Gtotpsu an drant o.
Gurrn. $4,000.
gIands 9tf9nsr an Ilarsars
gperiul. 1916.
Charlie ". 9bompion on QIedfant
Ringe y. uno 8. 60. $4,000.
GmiIis s. Rietb on syamiIp 9. al
go. /. $2500.
gefie ROr.beao an q. g. Ri6oIs
$500.
5reberid Strphm an grisbton Ger.
man 8ont So. $500.
Charlie abompfon on auguIt ss
miItins. $500.
ASm. 9ortb On Sbio 8allsn 9. uni
3. 60. $1,000.
Madpms 9udp an :. 6. Ments
$4,000.
Wossie 2apthorn an 9toDdncs 9
uHb 8. 60. $4O0.
ROFe 6. 9utman an nnitp 9. UNI
9. 60. $1,000.
u. 6. Pieripn on Weitsrn 8: Sonib,
srn Cir. sSnf. So. $1,000.
Samuel z. GarIpipiue On Gncomcr,
g. uno 6. 60. $1,000.
Geo. M. NsIIb on msiGri sp. 9
uHb e. Go. $500.
Otto 20. m,irsbQuien an eagle 3
unb 6. u. $2800.
0srfeibs an Sorrp 5. gsisrfOr
$500.
si0nsp R. aespsr on GONE guD
9. 60. $1,000.
CD. ). Wfuns on R. 9. Jairlep
$500.
@m. 8. 9aIsp.r on 8. 6. ga6Oub
$14O0.
gstiIets Sppotbefsn.
Soa m. 9rOeee an genples 3. Uni
6. u. 60. $1750.
SOhn 6. 9iDper an 2ibsral 6. mi
3. SO. $1,000.
albert Coos an Glis. 9. Gbsst6am
$500.
aaura 9. Sobn an 3. RcGonaIb &
Spns 60. 1926.
Wm. 4. Simontpu an GnterpriI,
Q. u. Go. $4,000.
81. g. pi.rion an Goufbern Ohio 8
&c z. 60. S1250.
Rofe Moenning an garbsH @. Uni
6. 60. $1750.
aouis 5r5pIi9 an R. o. Cooper
$2500.
SOf. Q. Tlatpe an 2snDr 9. unb 6
60. $500
Wsaraoret " GOsercps an mm. 50
gan. $500.
Sophie Iirtins on Guarantee .
Go. $2250.
s5srb. gtift5 an Rt. maTbinsscn 6
3. unb .. Co. $1,000.
gbus. =. Gdul an CAP Gnb 6. u
Co., $500.
O. 80 Yih,lbsimsr an 6ome Q. u
6. u. Go. S3400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11

mie erob iit unftreWds
ferigteit2 Gin nsueebpreHes Mens
ihentinb lit cine Iebr ipdiIsrigs Maars.
benH nur gum britten 9beil befte1t Iein
a0rper aus fsittn Gtoffsn, 5tDti 1rits
tel bnnon iinb DaFsr. I'm ben Grs
tpahitnen ftsbt ss in bisisn puntie
beiitr, dber 6dB er ipirtlih tpenisftens
3ur 61IFte foniiiient mare, D1rf tr
bod nidt NIT eutsm gsfpiTen beEdtips
ten, benn Der WoHsrgsbaIt Ieines a6r1
pers bstrGgt ssrp0bnlin mebr aIs 30
Yrn5ent, n1mlid ungefdbr 58,5 pro
5ent. 9iss iit natiirlib Rur bic 9urGs
ihnitts3nhl fur ben Geiammttorper
Seine perfhisbsnen Srgone uRb gs-
itoHntbeile lpsiien einen febr peri6ies
ben groBen Waiiergsbalt uuf. Die
anoden iinb om tpaferdrmiten unn
fir Iie gilt bic grossntsabI 12.2. msit
mehr, ndnilih 28.9 prosent MdHer
eni96lt eds 5ettgspsbe; fuit 70 pros.
Waifer finben mir in Der asbsr, 72
groSent In Der 6dut. 70 pros. i'm Or
birn. unssf1br ebeniOpiel i'm Wustsls
flsiia unb am mtiiten nntiirlib I'M
glut, bns aus SO proSent DofIsr unb
nHr IL pros. fsiien Gtoffsn beftebt.
9lls aufIansnbe Sbatinfe nuB obtr
.trip6bui tpsrbtn, bab beim Sdugiing
nidt bas 9lut, ionoern - bas Or
hirn am ipoferr.i6ften iIi. WdhrtnD
BEL ibm hns glia 50 proSent MnIftr
btfbi, neiit iein Gebirn msbr als So
qrDstnt auf. gDit bic 2ebensalter. 10
per6altsn ii9 ou9 bic Gei6lehisr i'm
gunfte Der Wdif.rigteit bon tinrnosr
perihieoen. glnh ben bier In Jrage
tommenbeH lIHisriuhuHgen iiHo bic
Mdnner bas paFtrrsihere. bic Grdu
bas maiIipsre @sfdlsGt. Die Ton
fiitenters 9tihaffmhsit Der lsbtsrsn tra
Hart man iih aus ibrsm grDberen Dtttg
rsihtbum. Mie mir idben, eHtbalt Ia
bds Gseitgelrsbs niht einrnal 30 pros
gent MuIftr. bus Bel ben MGnHerH ret
der entipiGeltt Mustelileifh nrgegtH
iiber rs prcsent. alls bSlIis gtl6It
bari man aber bic ho6tpihtigs 1rdee
nah bem ipoHerreihersn Dtfhltht nod
nid3t betrahttn. Bel nnbersn llnttrius
nuneen seiessn iiA n6mii6 bic Jrautn
ipdifsriatr als bic MGnner. Gs ipareH
bann pahrIhsiHlih massrt Jnbipi.
busn.
CINE tdrfif6e Jrausns
seit[hrift, DIE Mebafin-. srs
ihsint felt flsrsem In aonIiantinopeI;
ibr 3iel IN, nas ssiitigs anb fiislins III
beau Der ottcnaniIdsn Grdu ~ bebtn.
Es iff bies tiH 9elpsis bnfiir. bob NIT
hem Gtnrs bes alien Heeimss In pOHs
,fnnsinopsl nuh Der Jtminismus IN Der
1iirtei sinen i1ben 4ufihnuns gtnoms
men bat. mud ifipitrieen Mnf1neeH
fsheirt basgIatt iid raid, burhSuIebsn.
Die Monntsfhrift erfhsini, srie bic
.aaepne- mittbeili. bsreits In 1000
GrempInren nnn spirb pon Der 5rausns
iptlt htr Etnbt am @DIDfntn Corn nit
htmtritnsnsgtbsm Gifer nnb b6Ailsm
sssntsrsIIt ftubirs uHh f0mmtHiirt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11

ben Singer gebsimniBpou aaf ben
Uiunb legte, ouf mid Su.
.Sie biirfen niclt in's 5aits qeknA,
fdste CT, uu1b niht 10 laiIt reben, bah
man sic boren tam" Gr bentete nm
Die gde bes 6onies nad bem fIeiiien,
an Der Sette befieIben gelegensn, BEN
Seier beretts beionnten 3immer. .Gs=
car uno Gucilla finb ba 5uiammen eirs
sefbloiien unb er ma9t ibr In oieierl
anaenblide fein 9eitdnbnib."
Sd CAB burd, Bid nno Gsberben
mein Gritduneu 5u ertsnnen rnb Ruz
gent fnhr fort:
sd febe, Sic m0d,tet lpii1sn, fpis
bos setpmmen lift. Sic Tollen 9llles err
fahren. Mdbrsnb it9 mir ben Stdll
dniab, Der beil1ufiq nidt bdtb grob
genug fir Gin 9ltelier tpie id) es gss
bruu6e ift. brohte mir Sscdr's Die
t1er Elm fIeines nit glsiItift aefbriebes
nes Billet. in ipsThtm mid Ssear
brtnaeno Bot. fpfDrt 81 ibm nsd)
Brotpnbpfpn su ionmen. Sd fdnb Jpn
bier bruuBen in furhtbnrer Qufregun1
ouf mid ipartsnb. Gr ipornte mid.
gerobe tpie ih Sic eben gstpnrrt babe.
niht laut gu reoen uno sipdr aus
bemfelben 9runbe: 2ucilla mar I'm
5duie."
sd badte, tie ipGren ipdSiersn sss
gdngen". iinterbrad ich ibn.
rSie paren aud ipaSiereu gegnns
gen. 4ber 2ueilId iEdgts iiber Grmiis
oura unb Oscar brdate lie bierhsr.
oomit lie iih ausrube. Sd srtunoigte
mid nun. mas es bcnn ssaeben babe
unb erfubr bon Sstar, bob bos Ges
betrnib ieiner Sautfarbe 2uciIla gum
5tpeiten Male 3u GhreH eetommsn
fsi.~
rgeipib tpieber Sits.." rief ih aus.
~aein, biefes WoI niht Sids, ions
bern Sscor's eieensr Siener."
LIMB fpie bosg"
die 9erdnlaffun9 CAB Elm tltiner
Sunee i'm 8orfe. Oscar uuo 2ucillo
fanbtn ben tIeinen anirps Dor bem
Sauie heuIeno. gle fragte i'm ridf
Der llrIohe. Der 9nirps srSdhlis
linen, Der Diensr in 8rofpnoopn
babe ibn esihloeen. QuctlIu lpar ems
port; fie beftanb borauf bdB pie
Suhe r1br unteriuht tperbe. Ssear
Iieb iie i'm WobnSimmer, ungIiiflihers
ipeiIe, tpie fidh nahbtr sreab, phne oie
Sbir binter fi6 3u itIisBen, rief ben
9i.ner mad bem gorpIas unb fraete
ihn, tparum er ben SuHgsn geihlas.n
babe. Der 0iener autrportete: .56
babe benz Sunaen elm pdur Sbrfeig:n
qeesben, I'm tin GIsmpsI fir ale
llebriaen su itatuiren. limb mas bat
er perbrohen2@ rGr bat NIT einen
Stod an bic 9biir gstIOpft, Serr, nnD
.r mar niht Der eriie, Der bos nab
renb ssbrer 4bnefsrbsit getbnH, unb
bat aefroei, oh Der bIaas Waun gu
5oufe isi.~ QueiLIa bate our6 bic of
fsne 9biir isb<s @ort NIT anseh0rt.
S5 broude Shnsn tpobt taum 81 ics
gen, mas nun erfoI3ie.
Jn Der gbat brounte er mir bi.isH
5bei1 bss @OrsaHSs ui6t gu ersdbIen.
sth erinn.rte mid uur At, al,t, ME es
bos .rfte NlaI bsi Der dbnlihen @ers
anldFuns in unfsrsm GurtsH 3ustgdns
gen mar unb i'd begriff, bab 2ucina
in ibren 8sbautsu bieien une ben
tben ertp6bnt.n friiberen 8orFaa eoHls
biniren unb ihr f,ts nader Qrgtpobn
bier auf cine bunbise Grtldrung brins
gen unb Oscar 5u ruf6em 9anosfn
sipiHgsn muBte.
(anrtfstunn fnIntl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11
(sSortiesung iolst.)
gtoriot Sud nidt bamit, $ i

% eg GAu9 HldI putIlII' ~ II
mDrrboibtn tsmpordr al untsrs
brIden, tpie es Ginrsibungen, Waihs
mittel, 2atperge unb GtnfpriBuueen
oft tbun, Do cine Snansigidbrige Grs
fabrung nit ben perI6ieDenarttsiten
isGllsn, bic BON 4er5ten aller Sdulsn
indrf bepbohtet tporDen itnb, o6n.
3peiFel bttpiefen bat. bab anaieiis
bus stnSiee Derniinftiee unb 5uperldfe
iige Rdbifalnittel segen bisfss f6rtds
lihe 2eiben lit. Gs Iinbert beHGdmer3
ipfort, briidt bic GeIhpulft 5uriid,
entfernt bic llriaden unb perbiitst ihre
Wisbertsbr. Cine Probe bon anafeiis
pirb BON g. Reuitdbtsr &c Co., 8or
1916, 0eD Dort, frei Derfanot. b,p
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90 a fen b.

asbrlins: rlInter pei6er Rubrif ion
ib ben ,2eitfaben fir aneebenoe Mau>
rerpoliere4 fatalogifiren2"
prinsipoI: rGeBen sic ibn untsr
ussf6rifisn-.s
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9erStdbter anf oem2anbs

2JE Y U4t w 7 Ot NJ - II y
9ourift: Sic tDnnen bod 3ahne
3iehen2"
9orfbarbier: rDus min i6 msinen!
ginmul babe i6 icsar einen bsrGusbe'
tommeu."
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sls bsrHsmaaf--
Ua6(agerin Oiefes 3eilallers.

GGon I'm esr HlieFieu 8eIt anb ~ afiptile
1aiOnen, Die bar1 Die E65pfuna b0tsr besasf
nareH une Is ftesi fein SDsifet Dor. bnb
duso bsHtsmiaae nod 9etIpnen sriftiFen, Die
rHs6 etue nH6sicnnte fIraft TN efaHcs iine,
GisIes su ibnn nnb bornns5Iiaesn, was fiir
aneere srflaHHIid III nnb bIeibt. CIR Ecl1ss8
cot bic stafgr blefe TnFHe beloHbers bfeaEftiat.
bean Itc bat ibr bic feiteue Gdbs neriisbsn. bas
rtusn ibrer msliHeuinen Rie elm Gifesffiaee.
res HE6 eendn 80 Isisn 9erasbf ni6t. bds
lie In ttrer eiacneu RsfiesHs on seefin areiHs
ipobHt. gcbrt bic gGit Gnb Gar sftIs6 be
6etfin slDsmle ham eest bit'eIbe bsHan'. Bio
CIR bic fda6ns sieiiSsnB BON IraH 70. DdfaeE
srrsidt. 9ns Snus III snr Iinsea 6ane nso
sm BAUM ift Der sionse:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11

1ssIln sspeaHe, eiuiBpgs, GIHctuHa;l. g.
Qeeis 80 aeuis uH5 oariiseE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-23

ment many thousands OF dollars. II
viii require n member 20 make appli.
cation for such numbers OF every doc
umont as he can use, instead of fore.
ing him to accept those of no interest
to his constituency This will enable
him to secure more of these he really
can send out to appreciative citizens
I'm his district, and incidentally relieve
the mails Of much Vt the matter emu
merated above The public is demand.
ing more and more in the way of
documents, and no small part Of the
present members duties is to secure
these publications for his constituency.
II is the policy of the government to
spread this information as widely as
possible, and by the economical sys-
tenn soon to be introduced whereby
the absurdities above will be eliminat.
ed, the country will greatly profit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-23
QUEER BOOKS
GIVEN AWAY
BY j. A. Breekons

Especial Correspondence IT The starr
WASHINGTON, Mar i5.-Who has
not annually received bound volume
weighing from four to six pounds, sent
out from Washington under the frank
of a member of congress, which upon
being opened discloses its title to be.
The Phylogenetic mterrelationships 9f
Recent Heterogeneous Batrachians' or
something equally comprehensive to'
the average mind? And who.
has not wondered why he or she
was selected as the recipient of
this massive volume, too plain To
make n good appearance on the
bookshelf and far too tough to
burn? How many citizens of far-away
Oregon, for example, have received
gold-lettered black bordered volumes
containing the eulogies delivered in
congress over the demise of the late
jonathan Abner Spuds of Florida-and
then sought in vain for a reason why
he should be made the recipient Of this
lugubrious visitation when the late
lamented's existence had not hereto
fore even been suspected.
It's the result of a system of distri-
button of government publications, and
special committee on printing has
been at work on the problem for over
two years-tTying to work out a plan
whereby the people may receive the
benefit of these publications without
unnecessary waste. Under the present
plan, each member of congress is en-
: titled to a certain number of every
document printed, and they are sent to
the document room subject to his
order. This frequently results in the
member from Montana finding him
self in the possession of several hun.
dred copies of The Interfeloginious
Perambulations of the Humanognifier
Orthinologese, Commonly Known as
! the Chestnut Tree Pest" The mem.
Der from Florida will receive notice
from the document room that he has
to his credit $50 copies of Some Re.
cent Observations on the Hartville Up,
lift in Wyoming"
Recently the document room had a
housekeeping, and each member was
sent several tons of accumulated docu
ments for which he had no use what
| ever. But there they were, and the
franked envelopes were handy The
result is that many a Utah electol
soon found himself in the possession
of a six-pound copy of the "Hymenop
terra from the Philippine Islands," ant
Colorado citizens reveled in the four
pound edition of the thriller, Scales
of Mormyrid Fishes of Africa, with Re
marks on Albula and Elops"
The new plan will save the govern
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-23
The Bnou.

One Of the catchiest acts put on ut
the Bijou will be that tonight by the
Five ColumbiaHs, the entire company
appearing in operate features, follow
ed by dances and songs, with Lew Pts
tel in blackface comedy, while Tom
Heath will sing a Spanish song with
dance accompaniment by two Of the
pretty Miller girls. Little Marilynn
will introduce her most famous imita-
ton, and will appear as Eva Tanquay
the famous actress. Her imitation Of
Bessie Mccoy was letter perfect. The
act will conclude with a farce in which
the entire company appears. The Mil
lers have a large and varied stage
wardrobe, and this will be drawn upon
for the new act. They conclude Their
engagement on Saturday night. ANA
tours tomorrow night.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-23
TAKE THE TWO DAY TRIP.

Much is to be seen during two days
absence from Honolulu And the ex.
pense is trifling The Oahu Railway
and Land Company runs parties to
Haleiwa, stopping the afternoon and
night at fascinating Haleiwa, and the
next morning takes them in carriages
through the great pineapple planta
tions and within sight of Schofeld
Barracks, at Wahiawa, where the
train is taken for Honolulu, arriving
in the city at half past five the sec
ond afternoon Thousands have made
the trip and testify to the comfort anC
delight it affords. The Hotel at Halei
wa is one of the finest on the island
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-23
. At THE THEATERS
The Savoy.

Elks, thousands of them, will be
conspicuous on the stage of the Savoy
theater tonight, appearing in a feature
film which is very long and interesting
throughout. The film will be run each
night until Saturday, 1t shows the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Elks
at Detroit in 1910 showing many city
organizations and drill teams. The
Grand Lodge officials appear and then
the drill teams. Boston, which was
awarded first prize, is shown, and
then follow the teams of New York,
st. Louis Los Angeles, Denver Chi
cago, Battle Creek, Brooklyn, Buffalo,
Rochester, Covington, Cleveland, the
Cherry Pickers of Toledo, Akron, Fort
Wayne, Colorado Springs, Cincinnati.
The photograph is very clear.
Hessie, the eccentric juggler, will
appear tonight as willie Sims, the Sill
ly Kid Juggler," in a new line of jug.
Cling with comedy running through
out. Hessie has caught the gallery
4 In contrast to his funnyisms, are Jour
dain and Gervaise, with their artistic
rendition of operate selections. To
night they will put on Indian charac
terizations in costume singing Ameri
can Indian melodies.
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songs. while whittier will give a new
monOlOgue
The two little picannlnies viii be
heard I'm new songs, dances and dia-
logue. and will be aided IN their efforts
by Miss Rcglnla Reed, the tall young
artist, whose voice blends well with
those OF her darky proteEes.
Matinees are given every afternoon
and these are almost as popular ir
point of patronage as the evening per
formances. The moving picture films
will be unusually good this week.
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I'm the DISTRICT COURT oF TIA
UNITED STATES IN AND ron
THE TERRITORY AND DISTRICT
or HAWAI-.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERI-
CA. Plaintiff, VS.. HAWAIIAN sUG-
AR COMPANY, ct al, Defendants
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES, GREETING:
HAWAIIAN SUGAR COMPANY, a
corporation organized and existing
under and by virtue Of the laws OF
the Territory Of Hawaii; TERRITORY
OF HAWAII; ELIZA SINCLAIR,
JANE r. GAY, HELEN McH. ROB-
l1NSON, FRANCIS GAY and AUBREY
! ROBINSON, copartners doing bust
ness under the firm name and style
Of GAY & ROBINSON; WILLIAM
Kenny WATSON; GEORGE w.
MACFARLANE, attorney in fact for
WILLIAM Kenny WATSON; MARY
Kenny WATSON; MRS. MARY
| SHELBY; MARY MARGARET WAT
SON; SPENCER SHELBY; and
CLARA KILAUEA, ELSA HILO,
MARION MAIZENA,, DAVID Pun.
LOA, ALBERT PUNAHOU, ROBERT
wAHIAWA. ALEXANDER LANAI,
/ GEORGE KEWALO, HENRY KAMA.
10, WALTER HAWEA and PHILIP
LAHAINA, unknown owners and
claimants.
You are hereby directed to appear,
end answer the Petition in an action
entitled as above, brought against
you in the District Court of the Uni
ted States, in and for the Territory of
Hawaii, within twenty days from and
after service upon you Of a certified
copy of Plaintiffs Petition herein, to-
gether with certified copy of this
Summons.
And you are hereby notified that I'M
less you appear and answer as above
required the said Plaintiff will take
judgment of condemnation of the
lands described in the Petition herein
and for any other relief demanded
in the Petition.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE SAN.
FORD B. DOLE and THE HONOR
ABLE A. G. M. ROBERTSON, Judges
of said District Court, this 5th day of
e January, in the year of our Lord one
: thousand nine hundred and eleven and
Of the Independence of the United
States the one hundred and thirty
fifth.
(SeaD
(Sgd.) A. E. MURPHY
Clerk.
:, CEndorsed)
!, mo. II. DISTRICT COURT OF
9 THE U. s. for the Territory of Ha-
G vail THE UNITED STATES OF
! AMERICA VS.. HAWAIIAN SUGAR
= COMPANY, ct al. SUMMONS. ROBT.
q w. BRECKONS, and WILLIAM T.
q RAWLINS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
INVITES STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF HAWAII: IS.
l, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the
District Court of the United States
of America, in and for the Territory
and District of Hawaii, do hereby
certify the foregoing to be full, true
and correct copy of the original
Summons in the case of THE UNI
TED STATES OF AMERICA vs..
HAWAIIAN SUGAR COMPANY, ct
al, as the same remains ofsrecoTd and
On file in the office of the Clerk of
said Court.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
4 hereunto set my hand and affixed
\ the seal of said District Court this
! 18th day of January. A. D. 1911.
A e. MURPHY,
Clerk of United States District
Court, Territory of Hawaii.
By F. L. DAVIS,
Deputy Clerk.
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Tuneful and melodious are the Sc
lections of Whittier and Crosson at
the Empire theater. They have been
recognized by Empire patrons as ar
lists and have become favorites. They
draw upon scenery to accentuate their
songs Tonight they will have new
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PROPER TREATMENT
FOR CHOLERA

Take a double dose of Chamberlain S
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remery
after every operation of the bowels
more than natural After three doses
have been taken or when the diarrho
ca has been checked take a dose Of
castor oil, and afr that operates take
the remedy again as before. Go tt
bed and remain as quiet as possible
until out of danger.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
"PINK REANS"

| w. J. LCmbkC, Of Los Angeles, Is in
town looking over the Mesa section,
with possible view of acquiring por-
/ ton of the very attractive land in this
part of the valley. He has been taken
the rounds by Senator" Hanna, who
! has Charge of the sale of the Chandler
/ lands south of town. At home Mr..
Lembkc is a bean" man. That is. he
is a farmer who grows the 'black-cycd'
bean. which is a very profitable crop in
California. The Mexican bean, how
ever. does not do well there, on account
of the fogs. and it has struck Mr..
Lembkc that the growing Of pink
beans" would be a profitable industry
here. if they do well in this climate.
lie Is now making inquiries of those
supposed to know and if the informa-
ton he secures is at all favorable, he
viii try a crop of beans when he gets
possession of what land he wants and is
prepared to farm ii in a proper man
ncr II any reader of this is familiar
with bean culture in the salt river val
ley, communication to Thu Republi-
can on the subject would be interesting
and instructive.
Speaking of beans, Mr.. Lembke says
that on 400 acres of rather poor adobe
soil in California, where it was ncces-
sary to depend largely upon the rains
for irrigation, one gentleman took off
$1,000 worth of beans. They are easily
cultivated and easy to harvest.