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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
GdijRrau6 Uerelte(t.
9abiO SrunsbaIe lenft oHr6 Git bic
aufmertiamfeit bes gGHbers p0u
iid a6 unO idIdst i'm nieber.
GridieFt Den somplisea.
San g[ntonio. 13. Wldra.

a
9ur4 9lnpenoung aner alien 2ilt
oereitelte ein glngeltelter Der @ells
Sarge @rpreB @oupngn ole 3Iiin-
oerlutg eines 3u9es. Dapt0 v. 1rotls-
Dale oerieste Dem einen Der AduOer.
Die eS ouf Die @erti1dlen mo Die
aaiie zines Soutbern 4aoifie 9abn
abgeieben bdtten. eillen n1adtigcil
Shlag ii6er Den aopf, Der i'm tot
8it 8o0en itredte, uno erinoB Den
Ronlpli5en oes Mdubers.
Der 3ug mar in Der gt6he bon
Sanoerion in Dem COUNTY SerreI in
Der einiamen 8rnirie, in Der nur in
meiter Serne oerein5elte Hand)bduier
lichtbnr limo, angebaIte1l moroen.
Der cine Der &dltber bate 0ns
@eiuebr in AnidJlag, unuo Den 3eige-
finger am Griider. 5rousoale IN
cine Ode oes gSa8gons geor1nat.
EronsDale beanluortete oie an ibn
in orobenoem Zone geltellten Alii-
for0erun9en iid rubtg 5lt perbalten:
ags f1lt mir gar nidlt eirL oen Ser-
ind3 5u MAIDEN gud] an Gueren
@orbaben 3u biltoeru. SD befonrite
uidlt einen GrtraIobn fir Die 8ertei-
oigalag oes gigentuns meiner aonl-
pagnie. gsIudl gut" iagte Der &alt'
Der, ,.oann f6nuen Sic uns belfen
uniere 8eute mad Dem onoeren llier
Des 9fio @ran0e 5u id}affeu. /"
ttc6erltitet.
.@arlm nebnt SIR nift Oieies
9Sadet@ iuqte Trous0ale, ,iein sSu-
bait 1T niehr uert, ais al ser onoere
Number, oen eeSbr 8uiannnengetrngen
habtl" Ger 41iiber unterbrah Die
beeonnene 9lrbeit oes glnsiortierens
Ser anoern 8udete urto tparnte iih
Dem 8iinoel 5lt, Dem @n9eitllten Der
&ompngnie Den gfiiden febrerto. -
SronsodIe beniiBte ben glplaenbIid,
ereriff cine id)nere Stauge un0
fiibrte eiuen tpudtigen Sieb nab Dem
4opfe oes Hdubers, Der tot snlam-
nlesbrah. Damn beiDaffnete er
iitb id)teiiitiait NIT Dem 0espehre
oes toten 9fGubers, legte iiCb
in ben Sinterbult uro mar
tete ouf oen &ameraoen oes gridbla-
geuen. aoum erihien 0ieier oui Der
@iIoflad)e, iprone SrousooIe aus
ieinem Berited berpor uno I0Iefe ibH
burdJ einen mobIge5ielten SdJnb.
gllles aeitobIene @tgentuH ipnr6e
idnea fuieoer 5iriainmengebolt, per-
laOen mnO Der 3ug ieste ieineu Neg
fort.
SrousooIe. tpelher elm nod iitnger
Mann lit, mar erit Dor fltr5em sum
Dienite i'm @rpreBoienit bef0roert
lporoen mo mobnt in San 4ntouio.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
ebieasOer OerfdlmnnOen.

9sUrtb Dntinta. 8aib., 13. Mdr5.
Die game lln9egeu0 Der Staoi
miro mad einer Spur bon Dem Jun.
gen Gari9n Gong. Sobn eines be.
fannten 9bicagoer 2lnrUoIts, ourb.
iudt. peIder Dor elner a9ote per.
idmano. sir ieihe sluFiinounq iii
oon 4Srdiioent aobert 8. 5loug6ter
bon elmer 2mmber SO. IN SuoIon,
8is., cine 9eIohuung Uon $500 aus.
geieet moroen. Gong lit % Sabre alt,
pon Der 8aibington llnioeriitdt ara.
ouiert, un0 begab iidl am 4. Uldrs
auf cine oreimonatige Heiie nod Gan
Claire, mo feline graitt Fuobnt. Gr
beridpuano am iolaeHoenWorgen ous
ieinen Geuiionat uno III ieitoen nidi
geiehen iuoroeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17

iiber oas gan5e S0no oeritralt iin6,
fiiete er bii15u. babe idl Die Ser.
b1nOlungen bis gum Cftober Derid)o.
ben, Inn ben 9lnDaIten Der 4IngetIag,
ten @elegenbeit 81 geben, iid iiIr biz
gerteioigung q oor5u5ereiten
8ie 5rnge oes 8idters 9fu0erion,
Oh ytitroplB5erin ui6 DBnauIii, Die
in ben &ftea an8eiiihrten Spreng.
itoife, ioenfiih iiu0, erregte Die Set
terfeit bee 2Ingeflogteu uno Elm bo'
meriidles @elddter eri8aate IN Dem
Gerida6 iaal9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
+ 6. 4. Sarusp. !
9lep Yorf. i3 Wara

Charles 9bo1rioH Sapep, ser
ben erften 8lan 5ur grbannnq elmer
SodJbabn in gteiB Dorf Iegte, 1T i'm
2llfer pon 81 ,sabren geItorben Sar.
beD bat aud 0en SouIt ct g1orie
Shiiisfanal gebaut uno mar DieIe
Sabre bitaurfl an fait alien be6en.
teuoen tetsiid3en llHternebniungeu
beteiliat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17

@olfes Der Repnblif iiber Den 8eiuh
oes Staatsietretdrs Anor glusOrnd
oerIieb.
4roiioent Cabrera Don Guatemala
Oepeid]ierte beute an Serrn 1ait,
Tim ion Der beBlhen 4uinoBme 5u
1erlicherH, Die Der uncertainties
Stantsiefretar anlaBlidb ieines In
ansiidlt geiteItea gauhes in Cha.
teTuala finoen miro. Or f06 beruor,
oaB oas amerifouiide 9olf Slrh BE
aeiie 0es Staaisiefretars uR0 iginem
een fepublifen 54l0ameritas dbae.
iiatteteH 9eiudle cine aeantnis Der
Baaran ,3uitaaoe in Sloalerifa er.
laH8eH miro bic e iih AMI feine on.
eere &eile sdtte aHeigHen toanea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
gnIfan inter gnnamnfnnn[.
9leIn 9lnrf II AR6r

~" 0~tt1 u. 4gtuL0s
Ser abteiluHgsinoenieur am gu.
lebra-0urditib erfLdrt oaB ii6 in
ieinem 9iitrift unter Dem 4anal elm
ihlaienoer 8uIfan bef1noe, Der oent
aanal lebr gef6brlih iperSen fSnne
gsenn ald ieit Sabrbunoerten feine
Ausbriide erfoIgt ieien, 10 beluieien
Ood aufjteigenoe Gdmpfe uno bIauer
8auh, Dab er nidlt erIoIdJen lei, uno
oaB Der arater iih gu je0er s,eit
offnen fonne. Die @eoIogen ser
aanaIfonmiiiion iino aber Der gn.
iift. oaB 0antpf uno 8auh niflt
oulfaniidlen 1lriprunses iiuo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
enlpia gantanrft in glau glorf

5rE Sgl0in gaaiDurit, sie ji:nqjte
Sod]fer Ger gsggnUartlg I'M slrbetts.
baus 6efiHoiiuen SuFiraggtte syrou
ssanfaurit, lit 9eltie pom 9eIteH bier
aiigefoniiHeR. Sie MIRO bier in
Sinne itrer @iutter 8ortrdge baIten
uu0 in IA IageA rad gnglano All.
riidfFBren. Sie lit ii6er oas SdSd.
ial hTer allutter iellr entraitet uuo
mi6t Die aan5e S6zdo Dem grerHier.
-. llSi4A--z Z s.aaaifz. 6ss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
3nasniammenitoii.
3erre @altte, i2. 0pira

AtfIt aHUIef Il, WtuI3.
Der ofspdrts gebeiioe 3ug $40. 20
Ser 8ig 5our.9abn DER ais Der "a
5tnnoeH. Bug" non 9teiu Dorf nah
ct. 2onis befarnt lit, itieB nit Ell.
nem sSraht3uge, ser in oeriel6en
Rid)tllng iu6r, 8uianmen. 8as I'm.
gliid ereignefe iih in ser Jtabe DON
@reencaitle i'm 9 llbr 45 Weinuten.
Ger Sei5er 5. g. Wtillam bon sss1.
oidnopolis. Der imlen6er oes ssraht.
suges iubr, iuurSe mgf Der StsGe sk
Aaktak.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
sda6enfener.
aanlas Gitu, NO, f2. 3

aania5 Git1, No. IL. @ldr3,
Gin 5euer 5eritorte beute friib einr
Baraae, grill ilber ouf eine siDeite,
Uernifltete iiber 100 gIutomobile nnb
rihtete beoeuienoen S6ooen i'm Gr.
mono 3otel an. Der @eiamtOerldi
ourd 6ie Gianneu betrdgt nebr ais
$3OO.0OO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
9ampfer in ssensr.
gtau g)orf, 13. ggears

Ser 9ampier a5oie" Der limited
6ruit 60, INIT 10000 4iiten 0eI be-
laoen geriet on ieiuem Bier am
SSuBe ser giaioen Cane in grano.
6iinf5ebn, 2eute, oie iih an gor0
0es gampfers befanoen, fonnten nut
init fnopper 9tot gerettet tperoen.
Ter 9ampfer rpur6e in ben 5luB
bugiiert luo iant. 9us on goro
befiublife Del mar fiir aingIton,
Sanoica. beitimn1t, nno oas sSpuer
broh beim 8erlaoen elmer 4iite ga.
ioIin ans, peIde borIt un0 in 5Ianl-
men aeriet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
@dltises llrteil.
gNaFhinaton. 12. O21rs

|ENET JtF's5AUFt5 - lIttILJ.
Gns 9nnoesgerift iiir 9oaberu.
fungeH entihieo beute, oaB elm esIu.
porteur seaen ole 3ouihasunq eines
Solicitors appelliereu fam, faas ibnl
0ieleIbe 5l nieorig erideitt. 9ah
ausiase oon Safoerjtdn0iaen be.
oeutet 0ieie entibeiouag. oaB fSa6ri.
tanten5 uelde NIT Der 9l6iAaeuua
zines 3oIlfoIeftors un3ufrie0en limo,
eine 8robeiaoung einflbren ulpo an
oas 3ongeriht appe1ieren fonnen,
I'm ourd) b0bere 3oae einen beiIeren
Shue 81 erlaRgen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
Grluirbt 2ritnnn.
gien glorf. IL aD11r

gttIU JVttt 10. WtuT1.
@eorge g8. gerfins, ebenlnIiaer
3eiIbaber oes ganf6olties 3. g.
Morgan & 60, bat einen beoeuten.
Den 2Inteil an DER Wtall & GrpreB
60. Ger 9erensgeberia Der ,ReU
gorf Gpening Niail@, erfuorben, ipie
Der sgaau Yort Serabo@ beate be.
fannt nhadt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
guiammenito6.

gioheiter. u. y, f.. Bars.
9ei einer aoIIiiion 3piiden 3iDei
5ra6t3iigen Der 1au gort Central.
gabn. 5rpei 49eilen norolid BON
9taceoon, ipitroe Der Sd,aiiner oes
einen 5radlt5uges getotet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
Serr &OUIebslt bat nidlt MN Inter.
teritiibnne gebeten.
Sol Sprinas. gIrf.. hi. Wl1r

got Springs, Arf., Ii. Dlart
anoreip Carnegie CAB benie eInenl
gertreter Der 4reiie 9egeniiber 8li,
$4,000 3u Dem 5onoe beiaetragen
81 Daben, Der eS Dem ebenaligen
9rGiioenten gtooiepelt ermoglidjte
ieluen SagOausilng 81 nnternebmen.
SEER Carnegie bat aber 0as @elo
nid)t AMI perloniihes erIuden 0ss
Oberiten, ipnNeru crit naA elmer
Ssiidiprode mitGberitggoIcott, einem
Cirettor res SHlitbionian Snitituts,
5ur 8erfiieung geiteIlt SER ylooie-
belt bat Serrn Carnegie niemals I'M
cine ltnteritiibung ieiner erpeoition
ougegangen. Serr Carnegie idgts:
I'D, muroe pom Gberlt NoIcott
aufnprfidm gemad)t. 0aB .einA lin.
te''tuGun1 Der G1peoition am 4lage
mare, un0 i6 babe es alg eihe %bre
teirad)Iet, Ssrr.t AooIepelt, ogk pc,
traG 5ur Beriiignag 8n 1teIi4l err
liooieDelt bat meoer in ieine1 ien.
fdi0ft eIs Yruli02Ht DER 1ser g1fcll
5taascs, nod ais 9ripatet ,sgsr
oes 2anoes iernnIs al irgtEl hem
3pede ene llnteritiieung pcl mir
oerlangt.
glber er BAT oem Garnesie SSrs
ititute in gittsburgb Ssogotfpp6oen
,unl @ei6ellfc gemadt. bic mid 81
ieincm elDigen 5hiloner MAIDEN.
@enn bic Beihidlte pesbreitet
mur0e. I'm een gegeniDdrtigea 9e.
itTebunaen rs Sberiten 81 ita0er,
boben Sic 8er;1ulnOer ibrea 3med
sidt erte;d,f. sSm @eaeuteiI, oie
)9abtheit, Sic on ben 2aJ gomnit,
fam Sem eben1aliseu Brdhoenlen
rur uiigeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17

Sic 3elollltion lpuroe ip1ter Sem
SeRate porselegt nii0 meRn audi nod
teine iofortiseu Selhiine 5efaBt mur.
oen. ic 6'anbt man beitimmt, oaB Den
3ollbeb0r0en an Der marIfaniiten
8relBe iofott esnltrlatioaeu 5ugeben
lperoeu, Den gSeriau0 ron 8dfien
nadl Merifo 81 perhin0erH. bis Die
lauiea0e Reiolutipn erleo55t lit.
9luiidlteu Der 9iplamaieH.
@itglieoer oes eIrepajdlen 6iplo.
mntiidlen Corps bier ieban IN ser
freien 9aIlage BON 4sniien nah Sud.
res ole grobte @efnbr iiIr Merifo
uno fritiiereu iharf, oaB gSaibiae-
ton nod feineu 9luslDcs gefunOen
bat, oieiem llebellfon0e ab3ubeIien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
GnOe Oes Sireikes nG6e.

Sas @snsrulfOmite Der itreitcnOru
gIrbeiter in SniDrsnee Oiirite bic
SeOinaungen Der Imerican
SOolen So, uanebmen nnO
sur sIrbeit snridfsbreR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
Danle er0fnct
Gaftkanlpasne.
5ranlsin eIOiS GaIi6uH, Die nd Ieit
iebH 5abreH bonn polittidleu eeben
iuradge5oseH bate, erOffuttc in
ct. &anI, @Iinu., Oas Ia.
bauptaHartier.
Ser 9anf @ifpraanaa

Der YrGiiSrnt tonieriert NIT GaaRSt
Ter sInoeriuu iiOcr OGS icrucre Scr.
baItcn Der Scrciuiatcn Staaten
iH ben SdjieoSaeridlts.
Uertrascn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
Jralenred)tlerins
ten int konerek

5abrerinnem Der 6rauenbeuesnns
ans alien SsileH Oes Sunbes per.
langtcn 0ie GrgGnsnmg Der Yer.
faiinne uuo Die 0epabrung
oes Stimmredtes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
9leiuIittion allaenemmcn.

auaenbIidlid n0raele9t mer0en un0
iofort iii Sfraft freten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-17
5isisr. eimcoIH
esHialsifsaHstanidl

&raiieeHf lar. erUIeoerfe heute
aas GauttslesramU oes 9roeHtan
1ias oon GiEarasua, oas geTtern I'M
1seipen g1llie elnselroTign mar, un0
asg 5yeuoe sss PrailogHteH aBo De-
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

The second list of adulterated foods
and drugs 10 just being mailed from
the Office of the Food and Drugs De-
partment to the various county audi
tors of the state for qualifications in the
various official papers The list has
been delayed for nearly three months
on sccount of the fact that several
manufacturers, wholesalers and deal-
ers threatened to sue the Commission
er fnr damages il their goods we're ID
vertised throughout the state o. adult
Grated and it Vas necessary Tor the
Commissioners to give them . hearing
and also Il have several items Of foods
end drugs re-analyxsd. in order to elm
mate any possibility of miatake. Al
ter re-examintion. howe yer. it Was
foulc that 10 mistake had been made
in any instance and the list has gone
forward y first prepared for poblica-
ti0n. TIE publication Of lists OF adui.
terated foods and drugs i'll very i'm
portaDt factor il the enforcement Of
the pure food and drugs Law. Adult.
Grated and spurious articles csnnot
stand the glare u publicity. The puh.
licity Law has the effect Of driving
-.
them from the market; consequently.
crtain vestsd interests that have been
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

oeilty of sslling Iargs qsantitiss q
e~daltsratsd. eesds = South Dakess
tave thrssisnsd - - before the les-
slslaturs mi dsnssa ths rspeals q The
PupIicity nv, rsquirinG tAs publica-
fioa Or - adslltsrafed foods and
drugs ~ every ofbcisl paper in the
stats. Commissiuner Geek. bowsvsr.
M announced that hs will oppose any
elfort 10 have the isw repealed. ~ IL
y me Il tAs most useful laws ever
placsd upen The statnts books andis Of
trsrsndous valus in compelling the
sale Of pure foods md drugs.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
Supplement to
THE WAGNER POST
June II, 1912
June FL, 1919

Theodore Roosevelt has made up his
mind to ne = candidate for the Presl-
dency, md If he can not get the del
egat-s by the votes of the people or BY
stealing them from Taft. LaFollette
or Cummings, the Harvester Trust
barrels are full enough 20 that be
hopes to be able to buy them. The
present quoted price 10 $1,000. that be-
ing the amount claimed to have been
Offered . southern negro delegate.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
Come 70 Benton County.
r~--r r>~- nas~->~->-

The soil b : rich warm timber and
leaf loan with good clay subsoil. no
stumps, 10 stones, rivers and lakes in
abundance. good hunting and fishing.
water Of delicioos coolness and abso-
lutte purity easily obtained. Corn and
small grains yield heavily. clover and
timothy and other tame grasses are It
homo hers. A great stockraising and
dairying country; Minnesota creamery
butter received highest awards at Pan
American and st. Louis expeditions.
Every vegetable and root crop does
well here; great small fruit country,
apples Do we'll; fuel u cheap; country
Is well settied: rural mail delivery
and telephone lines. Improved farms
from SIS to $50 per acre. Wild land
SIS up. We have = few improved
farms that must be sold ct orce.
Write for Iist ard prices q our farms
Benton County Real Estate Co.
Sassk RaptAs. AGlmn.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

low or white your choice Of colors.
Also to each person who will buy m
option for cash on . quarter section Of
land through . agercy. offer holding
good for ninety days, deal to be closed
and oil money to he psid inside Of six
months-we will give . asn premium
of $i0.Ul All premiums to be award
ed January 18th. 1919.
C. B. Dowling's On- Hoss New De-
parture Store and Real Estate Elk
change.
p. S.-As . side issue we will still
pay The highest cash price for eggs.
&C B. DIS One Hoss Etc
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
EVERYBODY TAKE NOTICE

Az our business 10 getting slightly
run down ut the heels and we desire
to increzs. our trade this year. to the
million collar mark. Ne ore offering
the following Inducements: To each
person pa. chasing n Of n0r $50. 90
trading far cash in the next ninety
days. We will give absolutely free the
choice Of : threahing machine. piano
or automobile or tiny dog. either yel.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
COUNTY q o BOOKS

SSAAOV0 D~0NS
The County Board Of Educaton met
in Platte on the 18th Of June and
adopted the following list nf text
books for the schools Of this county foI
. period Of ave years:
Common School Booxs
First Days in School (Primer)-Am
erican Book Company.
Brooks, First Year Reader-Amer.
lean Book Company.
Brooks Seond Year Readsr-Am,
erica Book Company.-
Brooks Third Yssr Reader-Amer'
lean Book Company.
Rrocks' Fourth and Fifth Yesl
Reader (combined)-AmericsD Boob
Company.
Brookr' Sixth, Seventh and Eight
Year Rsadsr (Combined)-Amsriear
Book Company.
Q curry's Literary Rsadings (fol
sevsnth and eighth grsdes)-Rand,
MeNslly 4 Ca.
. Hunts Progressive SpelIer-Am.
erican Book Company.
Q Bailey 4 Germans Number Prim.
er-American Rock Company.
Q Wentworth & Smiths New Ele,
mentary Administrations 4 Co
Q Wentworth Z Smiths Complets
Administrations e Co.
. Sssiss Primary LaAguae Lessons
American Book Company.
Q Hoenshel's Progressive Course il
English. Rock I-Amsrican Book Cam
pany.
o Hoenshelss Progressive Courue n
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

Enwlish, Book u-Amsricsn Book
Company.
oBasDss' Eiensntary Hi1tory " the
Unitsd States-Am~rican Book Com
psny.
9 Aentgomsry's Lsading Faets Of
Americas Histors-Ginn . Company.
Overton's Primary FhysioloGy-
American Book Company.
Overton' Intermediates Physiology-
erican Book Company.
Q Davidsou's Human Body and
Health Observation-Disclosures Book
Company
. Stesdman's Graded Lessons ia
Writing } Eight booksO American
Book Company.
Augshurg's Drawing, Book
Teachers Hand Book -EducatsoEal
Pub. Co.
Auxsburg's Drawing. Book I(Teach
sr's Hand Book)-Educstional Pub.
Co.
oAuesb1r's Graded Practice Tablets
(eight Observation-Disclosures Pnh. ca
Gantvoort's School Music Rsader
-American Book Company.
0 Foeman's Essentials Ia Civil Gov
ernment-AmeSican Book Company.
. Johnson's A Republic Of Friends
(South Dakota)- Capital Supply Co.
oGo6 = Msynsa First Principles
Of Ariculture-Aneficsn Book Com
peny.
. wsbster's Common School Die
tiouary tlsl0 edition Book
Company.
Q Payne's Geographical Nature
Studies-American Book Conpany.
Nst0raI I0trodnsssuy GsssrapAy-
American Book Company.
Natural SehoJl Gssssaphy-Anexir<
can Book company.
Note-Ths books marked 20" have
not besu il use il ths county during
the hit Eve years. bat The spellsr.
arithmetic, the Language and grammar
books, the histories and tAs advanced
physiology now used will b displaced
BY uew books.
High School Books
Mines Algshra-Amsrican Book
Comany.
MiIns's Plans and Solid Geometry
-American Book Company.
Bhoadlsy's Elsnents Of Physies-
Anerioan Beck Cas1pany. 8
Meyers Ancient History-Ginn :
ca.
Monsgonery's English HistoEy-
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Boyneon's School Civics-Cinn & Co.
Broeks' EnglisA -Compesitsou, Book
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
CHURCH BENEFIT WAS
EMPHATIC SUCCESS

4 most successful and interesting
musical entertainment was given in
the X. of p. Hall last Saturday night
under the direction of Sam NainOa,
one Of the cleverest musicians in the
Islands. His club, consisting of him
self his son and daughter, entertained
the audience with instrumental selec-
lions. The two young Nainoas GER
tainly are masters of the ukulcle and
guitar. They played so well that the
audience called for several cncOrcs.
The concert was given under the
auspices of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints. The receipts
will he used for general improvements
AT the Waikiki branch of the church.
Elders II. w. Woolley and J. w.
Stoddard entertained the audience
with Hawaiian selections which they
sang very well. After the concert the
floor was cleared for dance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
RECREATIONS
NEW COMEDY ACT
AT BIJOU TONIGHT

The Wilhelmina this morning
brought over from the mainland Narin
n Narin, big musical novelty act,
which opens at this popular playhouse
tonight. These people have just closed
at the Orphcum, In San Francisco, and
were specially engaged ut n big salary
~ the feature act for this week in Ho-
nOlulu They produce musical nov
city entitled Football" introducing
singing, talking and musical numbers.
They carry all special scenery for their
productions. Miss Warm Is noted as
being Americas foremost lady xylo-
phunist In addition there viii be four
other acts, making iiv"-act bill. Four
new pictures viii round out long
hill. Interest is already conferred on
tn" live baby to he given away Fri
day night. They have got the city.
guessing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
HENDERSON WRITES

Vida Thrum received In tOday's mail
= letter from Lew Henderson, who ac-
COmpani"d Duke kahanamoku ON his
trip to the mainland. Henderson was
writing from Chicago and gave in brief
detail Dukes successes up to that
time. Assurance had been given that
III" Hawaiian swimmer would go to
Stockholm with the olympic team, and
after finishing his dates in Chicago he
was I" return and go into training at
In" University of Pennsylvania. Hen
drrs0n Is headed home
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
DIPLOMA FOR FISH
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT

Word has been received by the Pro-
motion Committee to the effect that II
diploma will be granted to the Terri
tory for the excellence of its display
at the PisciCulture Exhibit at Paris
Although the exhibit was largely of
photograph colOrcd and mounted In Il
kiosk, 1t attracted much attention. The
photos were by BONNIE. and at the con-
clnsion Of the exhibit the collection
was returned here and Is now set up
at the Promotion rooms.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
Thousands Have Been Helped
BY Common Sense
Suggestions.

-,
women suffering IRON any form OF re"
male ills are invited TO communicate
promptly with the woman spriVate CORE
spondence department OF the Lydia Il.
rnkham M edicl ne Co., Lynn, Mass.
Your letter Will be opened, read and
answered by woman and held in strict
confidence. A woman can freely talk OF
hean as,ohi;sbod a conSdon,;oI GINS "'
snondence With h 90 avtandaS nvar
many wars and which hos naver bssn
broLsn Nsvar bava ,hav nnhiishod a
testimonial or nsad a la,tor pithnmt ,ha
written consent Of tho writer md nevar
has the Comnanv allowed ,basa confdsn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
CtJSES SICKNESS
Good Health Impossible with u Dis.
ordered stomach.

There Is nothing that will create
sickness or cause more trouble than u
disordered stomach, and many people
daily contract serious maladics sim
ply through disregard or abuse of the
stomach.
We urge everyone suffering from
any stomach arrangement, indiges-
ton. or dyspepsia, whether acute or
chronic, to try ReXall Dyspepsia Tab
let's, with the distinct understanding
that we will refund their money after
reasonable use of this medicine they
are not satisfied with the results. We
recommend them to our customers cv-
cry day. and have yet to hear of any
one who has not been benefited by
them. Three sizes, 25c., 5Oc., and
$l.0O a box. Sold in Honolulu only at
our stOre-Thc RcXal Store. Benson,
Smith a. Co, Ltd, Fort and Hotel
streets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
SITUATION WANTED.
FOR SALE
FOR RENT.

Small furnished cottage. 81 Young
st, near Thomas Square. 5lS9-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19

The stock hooks of Eva Plantation
Company viii bc closed to transfers
Wednesday. March 20, 1912. at II
o'clock noon, to Saturday, March 30,
1912, inclusive
CIIAS II. ATHERTON,