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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-16
xdJiuar3e Mu,a3onen.
NeaeriH BON rinsr Maiiesenpiiu nic-
s,rssfnaIlt nnb iebsnsseidbr.
lid periesf.

Die Restrinnsn 1rnu Ranaie iyoI..r
uno lin. WlgtIiiitr 6tibe no5nbdtt
Vo. SIS Carlisle Apenue. aerittkn
'grftern Rndmitiag an Der garlisle
.ADtnue unb Wounb Strnbs onsinons
Der. Gs tam su 6onbsreiflihieitsn.
iD:lhe bdmit enosten. oab gran Softer
tsiHen 3ispolper 3os uno fiinf 5naiIe
nui ihre Degnerin abgob. ipelhe BON
orsi Aussln sstrofF.n lpurbe. Die
Werpunbtit ffltppis fih Bis 5ur Ode
osr Wounb Sirabe unb 8. Ipenue,
lpo lie beipuBilos Suiammsnbrah. Sie
lpurDt fhIeunisis mad bem iidbiifhtn
.Doipitol ssbradt. no ibr 3uitanb ols
febr bsbtnilih bsFihn.t puroe. Drnu
..Gcfter iDurbt BON ben polisii.sn stu.
Der unb Ded Derboftei uno unter Der
antlogs bss Werbnnsriffs sinseiprrt.
Sie min In Geibitperibsipisung &c.
hnnoelt huttn.
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Die 4arf. 6oattniitiott
Nirb in 3nfnnft lire GinfGnie bard
eas itabfiide Ginfanis. 1eparte.
ment beiorsen.

Die paritommiifion bat sefern,
htm Wunfdb Wopor 5unts Rehnung
fragtnb. befhloHen. in 3ufunft aIIs
TIRE Ginidufs, ebenip ipie es bic unbt.
rem itdbiiffrn Departements tbun.
cur1 ben ftdbtifhen gintaufsasenten
befor8en 81 iaHen.
llHerlebigt bIisb ieboh porldHfiu
rie 1rage, Oh bie Hutomobiie bes
qdribepdrtements In Der neuen ftGbti-
iftn Gardge an Der 3tpeiten Sirob.
anfersebrnht Deroen fousn. Herr
acngene6er sIaubt, bab bierburh bas
Dfparttmtut in feiner 9hGtiateit Be.
hinbert iperben fpiiros nno {, pirp bos
ter TN auftraee Der 2omnifTion In
Der AutomobiIfrags bel Mapor 6uni
bcritellie iperben, um oieien gum gDis
otrrufe feintr Orber binfihtIid, ber
Iutomotile oes partbtpartemtnts
gu DsronloHen.
Dohinsessu frsrb.n in 3utunft aIls
Sroln1n5tn. bic bds Yartbeparfemeni
oemStdbtrotb Su uuierbreiten eebentt,
Dprber Wapor 6uut CUR Guibeibuna
poreeleet iperben.
Die apmmifion beIftob, BON Der
Wobel 8uiloing anb Coon 60. Elm
grunoftiid i'm 8loobp Bun Diftriti
5tpiid,en Der 0ilbert unb Der Rodbols
Ap. stltsen, fur $2125 dn5utaufen.
Ctr projsftirten grnerbunq pon Gis
fentbum 8u part3peden am s5lubufsr
i'm Cistnbe bat iih tpieber elm neaes
1inotrniB in ben Neg seiteIlt. Jn
tenn aomplsr, ben bic aommifIion
sr!ptrbsH pin. III auh bns Gigentbum
ilno' bds 8ootbaus oss Cbio Ricei
aounh Club geiessn uuo bic Mit-
pfieber biefes alubs m1hten germ
thren Dtiib bebolteH. Rad perfhiebts
nen acnferen3en bate man iif) bdbin
eesinigt, bdb bic porfiommifiion bem
alub bds Grunbitiid fiir stpiee 3eiien
rerpahtsn piirbs. gtftern nun hot
5tootaHipdlt g,ttmdn Elm Gutd4ien
obseseben. baB Elm berartig.s 4bfoms
men geieslih Hidi 5uIdifig lift un5 "a
friro babsr EN- nnperer auslpes gefunr
ben rsrben miifJen.
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Die etdbt Cincinnati frenate elm.
Rlage sesen ghas. 3. apep u. u. an,
nm bic Gntihdbiguns fir @runbeiz
gtntbum feit3uiebsn, bds bsbufs 8ers
Idngerung Der Gale 4penus. bon afms
place big GfbIdnb NDenus uppropriirt
tperben ion.
Weg.n angeblih ungsrs6ter gse
fhlasnobme ieines WaarenIagers bat
Qeon 9reiman cine Rloss iiber $1,000
geeen Gifenman Bros. angeitrsnqt.
Sn Sahen bes friibersn Sberiffs
5enrp 6amann, fpelher T. Ct. BON
Rihter German fDtsen Dliba6tunq
bes Gerihtsbofs 5u $50 unD Soften
Derurtbeilt iporben mar, Fat bas
Rrsisgeriht geitern auf bic DON 6uz
mann erbobene 8erufung bin bas lrs
tbeil umseitoben.
Dor Rihter Gfnitb unb Surp be-
gam geitern bic WerbanbIung in Saz
den bes 4bdm Heuter aseen bic Wat=
lerfirma 5. g. Spnes &c So, be6ufs
Riidsrlangung BON $4,000, bic er bsrz
felben Dor bier Sabren gum Qnfduf
bon .Nmalgumateb Copper" 2lttisn
gtgsben baben nil.
Sn Sahen bee Mntpolts 5urrb 81.
Weber bat Rihter gormdn geItern,
ndhbem er isinem MibfaIen ubsr psrz
fdiebene 8orsdnge 2uft gsmaft bate,
BEN 4ntrds nnf 4nnuqirurg bes Der
iaufs zines Stiides Grunosig,ntbums,
bos Deber Bel einem Sberiffs gerz
tauf eritanben bate. ab9sDieisH. Die
friiberen BeIissr bdttsn mad bsm Der
iauf 4nftalten eetroffsn, bas gigenz
tbum lossueiien unb 81 bisiem Be-
bufe tpuren ibnen Don benz Rihtsr
arDei Woden Jriit ses.b:n fpOro.n.
Wdbrenb biefer 3tit jsoo6 iou Debsr
ben aouf perfett gsmaft ba6n.
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Iie Gfle9tifer


Der aampf um eine 9erGnoeruna
in Der SufammenIeBung bes Qer3tss
fta6es i'm ftdbtiIden 5oIpital niro
aufs Neue beginner. 8etannt[i6
mar auf 8eranlafung Der GfIettiter
uno elmer Qn3ahl Qer3te Der auppaz
tbti6en S6ule, bic nit ben oegenpdrs
tigen 3uitdnosn i'm ftdbtifbsn 5oIpi>
tai ni6t 3ufrieoen itnb, Dor einieen
Wonaten i'm Stabtratb BON Or. Goot
BON Der Is. Waro cine Sroinon8 eins
9ebra6t tporoen, laut ioelher bic
Oienit3ett Der Wlitolieber bes Qer3tes
itabes i'm ftabttinen 6Dipital auf Is
Sabre befhrdntt iperben iolIte, oamit
neues 8lut in ben Ner3teitdb einaes
fubrt rptro unb NIT benz ieBt berrIdens
ben paternalitGtsfpitem, laut rpel6en
nur 9srndnbte unb intime ssreunbe
gerpifier Gapa3itdten 4usfiht baben,
an ben Aer3teitob 81 tommen, gebroz
hen iperben foQte.
Die Srbinan3 tpuros ie6r i6arf Be-
tdmpft uno fiel bur6. Runmebr fpq
oleisr aampf BON Reuem beoinnen
uno beute tpirb in bteisr Sahe bic
PrGliminartonferen3 5tpif4en Wapor
5unt unD bsm Director Der itGbtii6en
Wohltbdtigteitsz unb 8eTerunesdnz
italten, Or. Otto 9eier itattfinDen.
Sn oieier aonferen3 rperben fih Die
!3erren barber einig tpsroen, tpslds
UluBnabmen in Der Sade btm Stuotz
rotb our annabms gu uutsrbrett:E
ftnb.
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5arrp uno Ssnnis Shagmunr,
Seaepue. ap., anabs.
Wilbelm uno aarotine 9lint, 3S4O
9erron 4p.. anabe.
pbilip uub 4nua Dummler, 44s
alctter 4p., Mdohen.
albert unp MasbaI,ua 5auBIer,
2727 Ban Strobe, Nsdoheu,
BERNHARD unb Rartl 2obInanR,
1885 Weiern ap.. Dtdbten.
Deter nno SufaHne Ssler, 1719
Central Np.. &Habs.
Simon uno 4nna g1itoIesto, 234
Wcbutpt Strobe, Wdohen.
MlnbisIoip uno aatRriuo gips
troipsti, 1916 pleoiant St7., andbs.
5oiepb nno Senrietts Reis, 922 30.
Court SirnBs, anabe.
Williom lHn amelia genosr. 1913
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|Jonss @aie3inIis, %, 1895 FREEMAN
1 Npenns.
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|Waltsr Gsp. Sodttump. %. 92e
I QaureI Ctr.
lGHsabet 9. CURT. %, Ri4mono uni
9arriet Ctr.
(anorep Gal6, 27, 276 etart Str
lGlisabeth gtnosr, 20, 275 SO. Re:
Miden Ape.
lSohn g. Robart, "a. 1908 gutts,
! Strabs.
iGnna Garp, 30. 14O5 Gutter Str.
|1abian =. 9sDsiai, %, 1926 Mans.
/ fiefo.
lDlonhs Wsaman, 18, Wobiinn unt
pcsus.
lDeo. arnot, 36, 554 Belts CTR.
(Hdie ButIsr, 80, oto.
|1rant arisssr, "a. ct. Bernard, 8
lQuep Ritep. IS. oto.
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30bite, oob id an uitocrbrudenoeu Sbmers
sen, Riidenf6mtr,eu unD reiBeuoeu Sbnterz
zen in meiner linten Seiis letoe une paB
idj 1sitlpeiie nit meiucm CUB HtdDt DEN
fIur beriibren t0nute, obue eineu Sf)mers
3ensi6r aus3uitoben. Sd tuar tur3atbnig,
bate beiBs anfdle uuo fiiblte tortpGbreHn
oumpi unb idbleppero. SD tonutc tetne ars
belt perrid1ten uno Oh, lple id) mid ooper
fiirftete, cine Operation ooruebmen 3u lalz
fen.
Sd erbielt sinsu &rief Dollsr freuublider
Rotbiblage tpeldDe id) befolgte, unD pena
idI ibr Hur Elm Sabr borber geidrieben bate,
70 mare mir oieI DOn meiHem Getoeu erlpart
geblieber oenn id) bin beute cine geiunoe
frau. 5eb fibre iePt iuteoer ben 6ansholt
unp osrrid)te isofs &isbeu meiner ei9enen
2trbeit aeper eiujelne in Dieier GegeRp
tpeiB, DaB 2pDiu e. Qtntbam's 9eaetab!s
6 ontpounb mir nteine 8eiunnbeit ipieoerge
osbeu bate uup iiberan nO i'd btngebt, ems
pieble id es ben letoeaDeu 5raueH." - 5rau
St33te Srott, gudner, Nto.
@enn Sie beipnocren 9intb min.
idDen, 10 id)reiben Sic an Die Gnoia y.
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spnu, WaiI. Sbr Srief wirS seDTfs
net, ncleien nnD beantlUurtet ppu einer
sSrnH, unD S,uar itrcna uertrGnensppil.
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Dir poli5ei nahm stitern ibren
Jtlb5us stgen periousn. ipsihe iih
Der 0trunrtinisune BON Gtrabsn
ihulbig MAIDEN. nit erneuiem Offer
ipiebtr nnf. Die Oebeimpolijift<n lsp.
psrt unD Giptsnep nabnen frib seiiern
Ncrgtn In bisiem 3ufumHsnbanss
feds Derbofiungtn Dor. iJtiisenomrneu
'lDurben: Ben Oorpon. 80. $40 Neit
8. 4uenue; Wm. Diron. s. Mps. uno
Qlnl &ttnbf: CHARTS Speneer. 8. Mpe.
unb Gin Gtrobe; 0omsr Dsrsuien
itno Gtept MprthinstOn, 6. Aptnus
ilEb 6siitb Gsrcbe unp Geors Nsbiu.
ipn. No. $40 Meft 8. ADtnut.
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Spcamprs Strabe, 8nabe.
George un0 Wtagoalenu Riiller.
2121 Goth Strabs, Mdonsu.
gbarles unb 5rances 5atmanrl,
2141 Rice StraBs, &nabe.
6arrp uno Sophie Shirmann.
2453 9eetman StraBe, Wdohen.
gAarles uuD Warp 6auier, 5raoe
unb Casper StruBs, Snube.
Daniel uno Sarab iyaq, 4372 Sns
nee Gp., 4ndbe.
2lnbreds uno Roia S6aefer, 615
gfeupe StraBe, Wdohen.
8uIding unb 9etpantn RIiter, 311
Stone StraBe, Gnabe.
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.lunaess Waod,en perihpunbeu

Bert ROuosbuib, Elm anaeitelIter Der
Balopin piano 5dbrif, tpObnbuft Ro.
6l3 Gben pors. eriunte eeftern bic
pOli5ei. RadfOriaungen nuh i.insr
10 Sobr. aIten softer Mnnp onsus
ittnen. bic isit WittDoh. Morgen per=
mibt miro. Roup.buib unb feline Jrau
orbeitsten beioe in Der pionofabrit
unb Mnnp fiibrte Den 6ausbolt. 4m
Wlittipch Worsen oerlitB fis nit einem
Hiinbtl Rleibsr untsr benz Arm bic ele
terIi9e Mobnuns unb 1T feitbem psrs
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fhtpunben. Sic bate Rahbarn nit
setbeilt, bab fie bic aleiber gum Rei@
nigen nah elmer demifhen Wdfherei
bringen pOlle. Die 5amilie Rouoebufb
pobnte friiber in 6arriion, .. uno
fieDelte erit tiir5Iid mad Cincinnati
iiber.
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Der eeriHgite llnfau tam 3utpeilen
cine 9erreutung perurIaden unb cine
8srrentung cine 2uetfhuug. geibe
5ufammen t0uuen leiht uHo ntrffam
burh ben @ebraun BON ct. Jatobs
Gel uebeilt tpernen.
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leioen uno bic AsrSte
bei1loiIeH 3uIsSt, pab
'eiue soOffnnne mebr
fir mid pofbdnotH
iei, ss lei DenH, ib
ipilroe mid I'M Seoipts
tai eiusr Operation
untertperfeu. Sd ipar
iehr segeu ieus Epe
ration unp ais lestes
Wittel ihrieb id) on
Sic uup bat nm ipe
5ieIieu 8atb, ineelu
id sSbneu genau srs
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$lStIidleY lsb.

Nm. 9. Gmitt, Gin as Sabre nIisr
JnfaHt ber Qonopiflr Srrenonitnif.
brad gtite1n Moreen pISbli9 eniiefl,
1nfonsmen. Coroner Or. Gce RslIte
siasn Qer1fmlng nlS 4obeSurfnHt geit.
&mitH BON @eruf tn Mnitreidber,
ips4nte SO. 2700 DblssDotorb Noah.
or ipsf <rii i'm perigen 01ennt bsr
x11aeae eaIt Hberpieiea noshsn.
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Der Sobn oes GdmiutehrermetIttrs,
Elm aufsstpetter 5unee, trat In pis
lWubi.apfen iefnes 9aters.
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}rau S(OtfS
cei0en Oord6er.
Die Aer5te rietbeH 5n eiaer Eperas
tiuH @ie tie oerslben cHtgiag.
Bon ibr iclbit er5ablt.

gudner, Wo. rSett mebr ais einem
Sabre lit icb GuoIeu iniplge pon sroiitns
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ssA'H SSh S"SN1s ~St"'Stf fSstSH6bta
$400.
Geo. 6. Ruebel III QohloBDerpalser
non Mnrp Ruebel; psrionalRn $11O0.
Der perionlife Rahlab bes ;Srani
minitsab betr6st $4589.64; berieniss
b,r Gftbtr Reuneltn $3.50; b<rienigs
Der Rotbrine R. Gdsr. $2175; bers
ieEise bes Rihoel 2oson $4214.44;
berienise Der gmmo2. Reepes $4150.s
81; oerienise beg patrii Gpnion
$105; oerienise bes Dupip N. Mius
S892.17.
gii3abetb G4ulie III Rahlabpers
ipaiterin BON borrp Ghulis; perfono,
lien 5000, Grunbeigentbum $500.
aonis Wihdelion iii RahIaBoertpols
ter pom Ben. WihoelfoH; p<rionnIien
$343.32
Robert ]. gaiott. Rahla bperipalter
Der Sarob Glliott. bic bon sinem 3ugs
Der Big 1our R. ". 60. setroffen unn
get0otet lporoen lit. ipiirbe srm1ftisi,
Don Der GefeIl6ofi 5000 in GrIebis
guns nuer fsrntren Mniprliht so des
ftptiren.
ytrf4iebenes.
Die Union Gas e electric Go. Bat
nuf GruHb btr Ghdbieuns ibrer ltis
tungen an Der Dalton Apenue unb
Qtnner Strabe eine RIaee iibtr
$21@.12 s<aen bic g. u. 8. q e.
p. Rp. 60. onesiirenet.
1arrp o. Cor flagte zine Dorbss
runs iibtr $4600 geseu Wm. 9. Cor
nHb Aubere sin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20
P0RTUGAL'S MINISTER
PAYS HONOLULU VISIT

En- route from San Francisco
where he selected a site for the Por.
tuguese exhibit at the Panama Pacific
international exposition, to Japan
and China as Portuguese ambassador
to both countries, Senior Jose Batal.
ha de Freitas and his wife. Nine. So
fla Batalha de Freitas were visitors
in Honolulu yesterday.
T. During their short stay here the
distinguished couple were entertained
by Consul General A. de S. Canavar-
no, being taken on an automobile
sightseeing tour while the Tenyo
Maru lay at her berth in the harbor.
AS the representative of the latest
European republic, Senior Batalha de
Freitas will be stationed at Picking,
in the latest Asiatic republic, having
also headquarters at Toxic, Japan.
He has been in the Portuguese dip
lomatic service a number Of years,
and until six years ago had been his
country's minister to the Japanese
imperial court. He is returning from
a months visit in California and in
cidentally was the second representa-
tive of foreign power to select a
site for an exhibit at the big interna-
tional exposition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20
NEW SHOE STORE
OPENS TOMORROW

The New York Shoe Co. will open
tomorrow with a complete and up-to-
date line of shoes for men, women and
children. They are selling agents for
the kumfort shoe and will push that
line of popular shoes
Eddie Lam Kee, the manager, re-
Gently returned from the mainland,
where he personally selected the lat
est lasts for everyday wear He also
selected shoes for the holiday season.
Ii is the'intention of the management
to make the New York Shoe Co. q
popular7price store and by doing bus
mess on cash basis they expect TO
undersell their competitors.
Tomorrow evening Hawaiian
quintet club will give a concert to
which the public is cordially invited
A number Of clerks will be on hand
to show the goods. The store is To-
Gated on Nuuanu street near Hotel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20
'5.YEAR GIRL
Won With PONY
Mercedes Anderson Took the
Prize at Horse Show in
San Francisco

| The many friends OF Mr., and Mrs.
il. S. Anderson who visited the is
lands last summer will be interested
in the following account from the
San Francisco Chronicle, of the per-
Torrance of Mercedes Anderson. the
sprightly little five-year-old of the
AndersonS:
The proudest, happiest, most con-
tented little girl in the whole United
States today is little Mercedes Cali
fornia Anderson OF Fruitvale, who,
mounted on her little pony Peekie,
won the much-coveted championship
ribbon in the saddle pony class at the
Society Circus and Horse Show Ss1t-
urday afternoon. And what makes her
still more delighted at her victory
! is the fact that her own father, J. S.
! Anderson, was one of the other ten
contestants in this event.
One of the most astonishing feat
ures of the entire horse show was the
performance of this daring mite of
humanity, and storms of applause
greeted her as, faultlessly, she
posted her mount and put it through
| its PAGES under the critical gaze of
| the judges. Little Miss Anderson is
not yet five years old, and ever since
her second birthday she and her pony
have been inseparable companions
Her father and mother being ardent
horse lovers and expert riders, she
has had excellent opportunities to re-
ceive the schooling which eliminated
in her becoming the youngest of
champions. Although very proud of
her achievement, Mercedes is not at
all egotistical, and comedies half of
the honor to her adored Peekie. Head
Judge John w. Considine said yester-
day that he considered the exhibi.
ton of this youthful equestrienne to
be the most remarkable juvenile per-
Torrance he has ever witnessed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20
AT THE LIBERTY THEATRE.

. An interesting feature. to local auto
enthusiasts, will be the picture adver.
tised for exhibition at the Liberty
Theater tonight; it being moving pic
ture of the local auto races held at
kapiOlani Park.
The picture is particularly clear ami
shows the various autos in the entire
program OF races, while another feat
ure of the picture that will doubtless
be Of interest to many is view of
the crowds in which dozens of local
celebrities are caught by the camera
man unawares
Tomorrow will be the last night of
the Transatlantic Company, and last
night Of the auto-race picture.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20
HAWAIrs SERVICE A SUCCESS

That this little theater has struck
a popular chord in inaugurating their
new direct service of feature films,
was proved by the fact that two
record-sized audiences visited the
playhouse last night to see anu to al.
mire the full bill Of five reels Sc
cured. The subjects are really imma-
terial, but the strong fact remains that
all were good and the audiences went
away happy. The management is to
be congratulated on this method Of in
creasing the popularity of their coy
little theater.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20

An earthquake shock believed to
have occurred in Southern Indiana
or Illinois was recorded at the obser-
vatory a Cleveland. Ohio.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20

The United Railways Investment
Company is planning to merge it's
California railroads with the power
companies which supply them with
power.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20
KING PICKS Up MOVING PICTURE
MAN,

The camera operators of the NOV
ing picture companies are ever on the
go to show the people of the world
what is happening. Alfonso, of Spain.
while motoring recently on road
some forty miles from Madrid, passed
Ia Pathe Freres man who had recently
taken motion pictures of his majesty
in the royal palace. Get H." called
the king of Spain as the car stopped
And his majesty carried the camera
man all the way to Madrid, talking, on
the way, of motion pictures with all
the enthusiasm of the garden variety
-of picture fans. These newsgatherers
by camera seem to be omnipresent-
Gibson WiiIets in National Magazine.
Austria has an army and navy
scandal which may prevent a a. with
SeTvia. Graft mas been rampant and
The war forces are illy-equipped.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20

-. Thousands Of women are using va
rious forms OF antiseptics as pre-
ventives of disease and safeguards to
good health. Many such preparations
in use are actually worthless and pos
itively dangerous.
Tyree's Antiseptic Powder is abso-
lutely safe to use, and has been rec
commended by physicians for more
than twenty-One years. Unequaled as
a preventive of contagious disease, I'M
surpassed as douche and highly eff
cacious in avoiding contagion, healing
diseased tissues, ulcers and delicate
membrane passages. A 25-ceHt pack
age will make two gallons standard
antiseptic solution. Sold by druggists
verywhere. Send for booklet and free
sample.
J. $. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, ID. {.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-24
CUSTOMS YET
OBSERVED BY SPANISH
Customs of Long Ago Still Ex-
list in the Spanish
Court
(spsoial cabs to The journal. }

MADRID, Dec. 21.-Life at the Spanish
court is one elaborate ritual, and many
are the strange customs, some of them
dating from the mists of antiquity, that
are religiously observed by the Spanish
royalty and nobility. One of the most
curious is that by virtue of which the
Duke Hijar dons, every Epiphany Sun
day, the kings clothes. In the evening,
standing alone in the largest reception
room in his palace, the duke awaits the
kings servant. The latter brings him,
from the kings palace, the entire suit
of clothes that his majesty has worn
during the day, and dresses him in them.
This custom dates from the time Of a
war in the middle ages-probably against
the Moors. The kings life was in dan
ger, and, to save him, the ancestor OF
the Duke Hijar changed clothes with his
royal master. Thanks to the disguise,
the king escaped, but the duke, being
mistaken for the king, was killed. To
commemorate this act of devotion,
every Epiphany Sunday for centuries
past, a Duke Hijar has worn the king
clothes.
The Duke of Alba also has an extra
ordinary and unique privilege On ac-
count of services rendered by one of his
ancestors to Saint Theresa, the duke
has the right to enter the cloisters Of
the Carmelite nuns-to which no other
man has access. He may talk with the
nuns as much as he pleases-on condi-
ton that he does not touch them. An
other of the Spanish dukes, who is
grand master of the Order of st. James,
to this day arms the members of his
household in the style of armor that was
the fashion for knights in the days or
Charles v.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-24
AusTRALIA,s PLAauE.

Australia is still suffering from q
plague of rabbits. Ceaseless slaugh-
ter is effected only in checking their
spread, for they breed so rapidly that
determination seems impossible. Stock
raisers are wire-netting their proper
ties. digging out the burrows, and de-
stroying all surface cover. The govern
ment is helping by selling wire-netting
at a nominal price. Notwithstanding all
the trapping. poisoning, fumigating,
fencing and digging out, the pest is
spreading. Eight or ten rabbits eat or
destroy as much grass as one sheep. As
there are many millions Of rabbits the
loss is appalling. Evidence of the way
the rabbits are being slaughtered is the
fact that from New South Wales alone
5,71s,s3s pounds of their skins were ex-
ported in 1911, 5,650.0OO in 1910, and
s.135, 900 pounds in 1909. The total ex-
portation of skins from the common
wealth of Australia last year was
.1O,ssS,716 pounds.-Farm and Home,
London.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-24

cock, second, third, fifth cockerel. first
hen, first pullet, first pen.
F. o. Alexander. College Park, first
and fourth cockerel.
Flyn Elliott. Charlotte. fourth cock
second hen.
T. J. Hightower, Jr, city. second
cock, fourth hen.
S. T. BEDDING, Smyrna, first cock
third hen, third pulIOS.
LIGHT FAWN INDIAN RUNNER
DUCKS.
Kimballville Farm, first hen.
Oak Dean Poultry Farm, Stone
Mountain. second cock, first cockerel
second hen, first pullet
Mrs. c. NJ vertrees.. Cicilian, KY.
first cock, second cockerel.
Herbert A. Leppert, third cock
-Irth hen, third and fourth pullet.
Mrs. E. p. Erwin. Red Rock, Fla
fourth cock.
H L. D. Hughes. first hen, second
and fourth pullet.
NJ ]. Turner, fifth cock, third hen
s. A. Redding. third cockerel.
BUFF ORPINGTON DUCKS.
Mrs. w. b. Franklin, city, first and
second cock, first and second hen, first
second and third cockerel, first, Sec
ord and third pullet first pen.
J. c. johnson & Son, Lithonia, third
cock, third hen. y
Southern States Duck and Poultry
Farm, second pen.
MAMMOTH TURKEYS.
H. l.. D. Hughes. second cock, Sec
ond hen.
Mrs. w. A. Gambler. city, fourth
cock.
W. B. Mccain, third cock, fifth hen
p. u. Jarman, first he, fifth cock.
j. B. Cousins, first cock, third and
fourth hen.
WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS.
Flynn Elliott. first cock, first hen.