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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
A Cold, La Grippe, Then Pneumonia

4 Cold, La Grippe, Then Pneumonia
Is too often the fatal sequence.
La grippe coughs hang on, weaken
the system, and lower the vital re-
sistance r, G. Collins. postmaster,
Barnegat, n. e.. says; II was troubled
with severe La Grippe cough and
was completely exhausted after each
fit of violent coughing. Before I
had taken one half of bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
the coughing spells had entirely
ceased. ] wish to say it can't be
heat. All Others are limitations. {"
For sale by all druggists.-Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
First Be Sure You Are Rloht.

Do not exchange sure thing for
gamble. Never change your employ
ers or your business unless you are
sure your choice was a mistake.--A.
G. Bartlett.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
Bricks Without Straw.

Editor Ito artist who hasn't had a
square meal In month)-"Your car
toons are too serious; we want pic
lures that make people laugh
Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
Too Late Now.

"They say Blunderby fell in love
with his wife at first sight" Yes, and
only the other day heard him wish
that he had been gifted with second
sight"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
unklndest Cut Of All.

They say Billys father is so an.
cry with him that he has cut him.
That's true; but Billy wouldn't mind
1t so much If he hadn't also cut his
allowance"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
Lioht and Speed.

Many a young man today burns the
midnight gasoline that his old dad
burned the midnight oil to pay for
Florida Times-Union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
Stumbling block for Artists.

You cannot be affected by beauty
and goodness and unaffected by ugli-
ness and sin. That is why artists are
apt to sink so low--ugliness and sin
are SO obtrustye.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
Rrlnnlnn Lin % the Polnt.

Her Father--Look here, young man.
you've been hanging about here long
enough; choose quickly-either my
daughters hand or her fathers foot
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
AMERICAN HIDES FOR
BOOTS OF KING GEORGE

Warren. Pa. March s.--The unl:-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipa

For constipation, Chamberlain E
Tablets are excellent. Easy to take,
mild and gentle in effect. Give them
trial For sale by all dealers. -.
Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-10
Expensive

Expensive.
Many a pensive maid becomes an
expensive wife.--iondoa Tattler.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
Senate in an Uproar While Mem
bers Wrangle Over Charge That
State Department Has Been Vic.
timiSed by Maderista Lobbyists
Against Ambassador Wilson.
-By Federal wIreless Teleprnrh. J

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
WASHINGTON, August Especial
to The Advertiser) senator Smith of
Michigan, in the senate today, openly
charged that Maderista .junta, headed
by Sherburn Hopkins, local lawyer,
had Influenced the state department TO
dismiss Ambassador Wilson. He al.
legged that this lobby is molding public
opinion and is influencing the govern
D'ent in its attitude toward IIuerta.
Democrats in the senate generally
protested against Smith Is statement
and demanded proof Smith promised
that it would be forthcoming. He said:
81 say that members of the Nader
ista iunta which infested FL Paso dur.
ing the late revolution and made and
unmade generals and governors are now
here, influencing public opinion, and, as
in the case of the last administration,
by working upon the head of the state
department and others aided partly in
| securing the dismissal of Ambassador
Wilson"
''Will you appear before the lobby
committee and make this charged in
CURED Senator Overman:
"No, / won Z, said Senator Smith,
81 will make my report to the senate.
The lobby committee has no right to
order me to appear before it. - Smith
continued that he did not know whether
the junta had tried to influence con
greSs, "but it is significant, - he said,
chat Hopkins got fifty thousand dol
lars from the Maderista treasury for
his services
Senator Swanson then broke into the
| discussion: "Senator Smith is mem
Der Of the foreign committee. am
surprised that he makes statements on
the floor of the senate which he did
not make to the foreign committee! The
secretary of state attended the foreign
committee meetings and could have
been questioned there
81 did not say the secretary of
state" said Smith 81 said the state
department and the constitutionalists.. y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
POPU[ATIONOF
HAWAII NOW
21O,570
Filipinos Gain Ten Thousand in
Three Years and Japanese Over
Three Thousand-Numbers of
Hawaiians and Chinese Decrease
Whites Gain Some Six Thou
sand Since Last Census.

According TO estimates made by Gov.
ernor Frear, which will be Incorporated
in his annual report TO the secretary OF
the interior, the population Of the
Territory on June 80, 1913, exclusive
Of military and naval forces was 2l0,.
$40, which represents an increase dur.
ing three years, of l9,i6l. The last
census was taken in 1910 and showed
the population then TO be l9l ,l09.
The present estimated population is
figured entirely ON the basis of the
births and deaths and arrivals and de-
partures since 1910 and may be deem
ed to be correct within two or three
hundred. At this rate of increase the
population of Hawaii at the taking of
the 1920 census should amount to a
quarter of n million souls or an in
crease of some 10000, over the 1910
census.
During the period from the taking
of the 1910 census to June 80, 1913,
the figures compiled by Governor Frear
show that the pure Hawaiians decreas-
ed III, while the part Hawaiians in
creased 1924. The decrease of the pure
Hawaiians is due entirely to an excess
of deaths over births and the increase
of the part Hawaiians 10 an excess of
births over deaths.
The Portuguese increased in numbers
g57, due entirely to an excess of births
over deaths, for the records show that
during the period in question more
Portuguese departed than arrived in
the Territory. The Spanish population
increased about 1880, due, in the first
place, to an excess of arrivals over de-
partures and secondly TO slight in
crease in births over deaths.
Porto Ricans increased by 40, due
entirely TO an excess of births over
deaths. There was an increase of
1888 among all other people of the
white race, due, in about even meas
ure to an excess of births over deaths
and arrivals over departures
The Chinese population shows de-
crease of ia. While among these peO
pie the births exceeded the deaths, de-
partures were greatly in excess of ar
rivals and, ON the whole, slight de-
crease is thus noted. The japanese in
creased by 1926, due both to an excess
of births over deaths and arrivals over
departures. The greatest increase dur
ing the little more than three years is
shown IN the Filipino population of the
Islands, which increased, in round fig
ures, by 10000, due almost entirely to
immigration. The exact net gain in the
Filipino population during the past
| three years was 9SSS. There was a
slight decrease among people of all 9th
/ er races not mentioned above.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
JAPANESE ARMS
FOR MEkICANS
Huerta Agent Aboard Buyo Mau
On Way 10 Toxic TO Purchase
Seventy five Thousand Rifles
For the Mexican AImy-Huerta
Planning Some Big Military
Developments.

seventy five thousand rifles viii soon
pass through Honolulu from Japan 90
Mexico a. part of am immense amount
Of military supple. which the Huerta
government b. purchasing from Japa
nese sources. The nrms and supplies
nSre q W. Grst Inspected By s,aGf u
'ncrnnza de Aleman, a special agent 81
President Huerta. who is a passenger
aboard the Togo Kisen Kaisha liner
Buyo Maru, which arrived Of port ye-
terday afternoon from South American
aud Mexican ports
The agent Is reported 10 be an officer
Of high rank iu Hueria r army aud al
one time military attaehe az the
Mexican legation Boz Paris. Follow NJ
his inspection the rifcs and other st0res
will be Forwarded 10 Mexico on %
Japanese liner bound for South Amer
can ports.
The Mexican Government H. reported
70 have purchased eOnsideral b. supple,
from japan before, and much Of n b.
said 10 have already been landed on
Mexican foil. The shipment Of seventy
five thousand rifles indicates that the
Huerta government intends a. engage
in military operations on large scale
The constant changing Of the heads o.
The pos ernment with the fe .ersls shift
ing 20 the rebels. and vice versa. b. r.
ported 30 haze caused . tremendous lOss
Of arms 10 the gOyernment. and ~ cup
plies are not permitted 20 pass over me
border from the United States. new
Rf Il 81.
Japan. Tho arms can be landed ~
roeily IN Mexican ports on, the PaeiGe
side
Senior de Aleman IL accompanied on
this trip by his family The party wac
unable 10 come ashore last evening. a.
the vessel is held iH quarantine al tba
cutter anchorage aud will not come into
harhor until noon today.
william X. Sims. formerly Of H0gO.
luu and now a resident Of Mexico CO
is also aboard. he j. reported 10 BE-
en- route 10 H0ngkOng 10 confer with
NUM- or Of wealthy Chinese. Mr. Sins
visited Honolulu several months agO
Just after Madero was shot aud killed.
His mission TO HoBgk0ng B. rather fngs
tcriOus. but is not supposed 20 be con.
Dected in any WAY with the government
Of Mexico.
Mr.. Sims states that FeljE Disz did
not leave Mexico Of bis own free viii
but states that il became advisable for
bin TO 90 elsewhere. lie states poi.
lively that General Daz has 30 Official
mission on Lellaif Of President Hnerta
and tbat il be. attempts 20 return be
for or during tbe October e'set;Oss b.
viii le fOrcel out Of the country and
sdyised 20 90 70 Europe TO join his
nncie, former President POrGriO Diaz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
Dependent japanese Lies il
Queens Hospital With Hole
Through Neck.

Shooting himself through the meek q,
midnight Friday. KiOta Takei was gee.
terday morning picked up At MOaBalua
and brought 10 the Queen = Hospital 10
precautions condition. II IL not
known whether his attempt at suicide
will be successful or not. lie was
conscious enough yesterday morning u
give AN officer Of MeDufies staH q
detailed statement Of the reasons for
his act.
lie was sufferer from asthma. b.
said, and WIS told that IL WAS likely
that he Lad tuberculosis. lie was De
spondent because Of his condition and
Friday afternoon attended funeral IN
town TO meet iOBekBra, japanese
contractor for whom he formerly
worked in Wabiawa. lie tried 20 up
proaeh bis former employer for loan
with which 10 buy medicines but could
not see him aud when be again tried
10 meet him NJ the railTOad station 10
the evening the train pulled out before
he could find him.
lie commenced 10 walk toward tbf
country and when he reached NOaHa
lua had come 20 the decision 10 end hi,
lite. lie bad previously gone 10 a
friend 5 grave and paid his respects n
II nnd felt ready 10 depart from tb,
world. He fired one shot through tb'
neck and lay where he fell iD a semi
conscious condition until found yestsr
/ day morning,
Before shooting himself, Takei wr0t,
I "A lOup Hrpouut ~ hfmgelf apd lf. .uf
/ eide IN little note book but an st
tempt TO translate il yesterday lsl
several scholarly Japanese 10 sfirB
that the man DUst have been iDsaB'
nt the time be wrote it lie used !
number Of different alpbabets aH,
tpothipg cQuld Bs made outfit sSrb lsep
,thrfsd4s Wera ,distlRgl 4HBpblS, Dtt
~ " Y4s pnriy yfals pl qgR'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
NOT ALLOWED TO SWIM
IN SKIRTLESS SUIT

CHICAGO, July 27.-For swimming
in bloomers, without a skirt, DR.. Ro-
sale NJ. Ladova was arrested at the
Jackson Park municipal beach here to-
day and taken to police station, after
she had put on her street clothes. Doe
tor Ladova took off her skirt at the
waters edge, placed it under stone
co it would not blow away, and started
to swim. A policeman caused life
guard to pursue Doctor Ladova IN a
row boat. She asserted she swan with
out skirt as matter of principle
and would fight to have the sexes sepa
rated while bathing, or else have women
allowed freedom in swimming costume.
She was freed on bail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
DIDN'T KNOW SHE
HAD RIGHT OF WAY

BERLIN, iuIy ga Princess and
two Princes of the house of lsenburg,
belonging to the highest German nobil,
ity, Were horsewhipped recently by an
angry carter, whose horses their auto
mobile had alarmed. Prince Alphons,
Princess Antoinetre and Prince Victor
Won lseDhurg We're motoring 10 Alien
burg, where they were IN visit the
Duke of Altouburg. head Of another
former sovereign house of the En-,
pire, when they encountered tarmer
witt a load OF wood His horse SHE'D
before The automobile aud upset the
l0ad IN the ditch, The driver lashe I
cut with his whip al the Princess and
the Princes ms they rolled hy, leaving
angry weals ON the faces Of am three.
lie now faces trial at Gefa Tor biz mis-.
deed, which century ago would have
been almost high treason,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
Predicted That Entire Organize
ton Support Will Go to Nit
chell and Running Mates.
Ny Feloral WHOLE TeIegraph.

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
NEW YORK, August Especial to
The MISUNDERSTANDING the au-
nOuncemcnt of the district attorney
Charles $. Whitman, that he would ac'
cept the fusion endorsement for the
Office he now holds, it was made clenT
that the support of the Republican or
entire ticket headed by John Purroy
Mitchell for mayor in the coming city
election. When the Republican city
committee meets on August ~ to make
designations for the ticket, il is now
predicted the fusion candidates will be
fully endorsed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12


Ramos will remain in that capacity un-
til September ] when Mr. Santos will
assume the editorial cnair. Ramos, il il
understood, will remain with the paper.
"The policy of o Luso will not be
changed" stated Mr.. Santos yester,
day. "Under my editorial management
it will be conducted IN the same safe
and conservative manner that it has
been for some years past and ! expect
to give the Portuguese reading public
as good II paper as they have been get.
ting heretofore. / return to llilo TO.
morrow to close my affairs over there
and will be back in Honolulu in time
10 take charge of the paper September
first.
With the changes brought about by
the deal yesterday, the officers of tho
company now are:
A. ID. Castro, president; A. !. Silva
vice president; o. Z. Soares, secretary
NJ, G. Santos, treasurer Y. Fernandes
DR., auditor, These, with J. O. Faria
j. /. Rodngues aud @. z. Alfonso, con
stitute the board Of directors NJ. G
Santos has been appointed manager.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
City Gay With Decorations for the
Thirty-second Conclave of
Plumed Knights.
(By Federal Wireless TcIegronh

thy Federal Wireless Telegraph
DENVER, Colorado, August 9.-(spe,
eial to The Advertiscr) The tread of
plumed knights marching to their head.
quarters, the resonant music of accom-.
panying bands, with the nutterinp alg,
and Templar emblems aud the profusa
decorations, many Of which were un.
yelled, for the first time, combined to.
day 10 make the arrival of visiting
communicates for the thirty.seconi
convention of the Knights Templar, a
spectacular event
The Sonclaye will open officially next
Tuesday.
Most Eminent Knight William b,
Melish aud other grand officers arrived
this afternoon on IA special train from
Colorado Springs Tonight the grand
officers inspected the c0nclaye prcpar,
atoms and viewed the Nominations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

gravity of the situation there.
A cipher message from one of
the prominent men in South and
Central American affairs called
the situation delicate, after declar-
ing that a spark would cause a
confiagration. He added that
Lind's peace plan is sure to fail.
Mexico City newspapers are bit
terly attacking the United States
and, in case of trouble tomorrow,
many doubt whether a serious at
tempt to protect Americans would
be made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
HEARD IN HONOLULU
Bad Backs Made Strong-Kidney Ills
Corrected.

All over Honolulu you hear it
keeping up the good work, curing weak
kidneys, driving away backacbe, cor.
recting urinary ills. Honolulu people
are telling about it-telling of bad
backs sound again. You can believe
the testimony OF your own townpeo-
pie. They tell it for tine benefit of you
who are suffering. II your back aches,
IL you feel lame, sore and miserable,
II the kidneys act too frequently, or
passages are, painful, scanty and OF
color, use Doan Is Baekache Kidney
Pills, the remedy that has helped 50
many Of your friends aud neighbors.
Follow this Honolulu citizens advice
and give Doan's u chance TO do the
same for you.
Is. r. White, Pearl City, Oahu, Ho.
nolulu, Hawaii, says; ~ am ninety.
two years OF age and suffered from
backaebs and kidney disease for eight
years. have given Doan's Baekaeh6
Kidney Pills fair trial and have been
so greatly benefited that 1 eheerfully
recommend them TO other kidney SUI
fererS"
DOsR's Baekaebe Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists aud stOTeek eepers
at 90 cents per boz (siT boxes ", 60)
OF will be mniled on receipt OF price
by the iolllsier Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the iawaIiaD Isl
AHds,
Remember the name DosH's, aud
iahs no spbsliiuts,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
LYMAN'S NAME IN
LATE GRAFT REPORT

Wireless reports from Hilo yesterday
intimate that Representative Norman
Lyman s name has come into the graf,
investigation reports and that he has
been called upon TO explain how II mum,
Der OF signatures on The Puma road els
trict payrolls, during the time when he
was supervisor, appear to have been
signed by the one person. Represents
tive Lyman announces that perfectly
acceptable explanation will be made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

SAN FRANCISCO, August o. (sPe
eial TO The Advertiser swinging ON
the rocks OIL Pigeon Point, when her
mooriug chain broke, the steamer Point
Arena, owned by the W, 4, Beadlf
Company, is slowly pounding to pieces
and win probably be a total loss, tn,
crew Of eight men, including the cap
tain, were all saved, being taken of
in a lifeboat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

WASHINGTON, August 9. -
Especial TO The ADVERTISER -
President Wilson is convinced that
Lind s courage is equal to lIuer-
ia and Lind will 20 to Mexico
City tomorrow or Monday.
Both President Wilson and See
cretary Bryan expect that Lind S
mission to Mexico will succeed,
but senator's familiar with the
President S plan are skeptical.
Members of the senate commit
tee secretly considered the situa-
ton this morning. The majority
of them favor lifting the embargo
against Mexican importation of
arms. The President so far has
been able to keep restriction to
this end OF the calendar, but each
day his task becomes more diff
ficult.
1t is not expected that the plan
by which President Wilson hopes
to bring about peace in Mexico
will be published before Monday.
That is the plan of the admins
tration, but events are shaping
themselves so rapidly that this
may be changed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
~ ~ 4 4 = + 4 + y X *** N
Rev. nj. G.. Santos OF Hilo Secures
Control of Portuguese Paper
And Will Guide Policy.

Through the purchase by Rev. N. @.
Santos, Of HIilo, from J. y. Marques
and j. p Dias, Of the controlling IN
terest in o Luso Newspaper Publishing
Company, Honolulu's Portugues, eek.
ly will once more get new editor The
deal was closed yesterday, bat Editor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
SPECIAL ATTORNEY FOR
ANTHRACITE PROBE

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
WASHINGTON, August 9.-(Special
to The Advertiser) Frank l.. Coudert,
a New York attorney, has been retain!
ed as a special assistant attorney IA
take charge of the department of jus
tice investigation of the Hard Coal
Trust.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
BIRDMEN MUST NOT
TRESPASS OVER STRIP

WASHINGTON, August 9.-tAssoci.
ated Press Gable to ar.Bulletin)-
President Wilson TODAY signed an eV-
ecutive order prohibiting aeroplaner
from crossing the Canal Zone without
permit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
PnEs CURED X o 10 IA DAYS.

FA%o OINTMENT Is guaranteed
70 cure any case Of Itching Blind,
bleeding or Protruding Piles in o &c
~ days Or money refunded Made by
Paris MEDICINE co., Saint Louis
U, Z ola,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
MICHIGAN STRIKE SMASHED

(Assoclated Press Gable to star Bulle'
tip)-phe mine operators resumed work
today, They claim that the strike 3iH
smashed, 1nF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
JAPANESE SEND ULTIMATUM TO CHINESE
At AM0Y---CALL FOR HEADS OF TR|btSMEN

Annoy China, Aguft The Adyetis JaIAHese
today demanded that tho authorities
three Tuuong rm indemnity
aud tho killing wouudug pumhr Fornosaps
lighting : this
The demands DE ly tomorrow according the by the
japanese.
The Chinese officials agree e conditions hut DECLARED bat would De
Impossible M Them or" Che ansmrp qi} they ls'e Aa e b5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

CBy Federal Wireless ,Telegraph *

4 (By Federal Wireless Telegraph -.
4 LONDON, August Especial \
4 20 The Advertiser What j. o. +
+ lieved here TO have been delib- 4
4 crate attemP 10 accomplish the 4
X death of Chance lor Lloyd George 4
X Of Great Britain was frustrated n
X tonight when a real bomb, loaded 4
X with deadly explosives was found 4
4 IN the Sutton High School Just a \;
X few minutes before be was SEIZED i;
x uled TO speak. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)

~ '''N'''0 i'i'Si"ph'J
MEXICO CITY, August 9.-(Special
to The Advertiser Dispatches re-
ceived here today say Constitutionalist
forces have captured Aguas Cal entes.
after two DAYS of fighting. The rebel
forces, under five different leaders. com.
bined to carry the battle. The losses
on both sides were heavy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
BLACK SNAKES
AND BOMBS
APPEAR

5uffragettes Blamed for Deliberate
Attempt TO Assassinate Lloyd
George, While Others Beat
With Horsewhips the Doctor
Under Whose Orders Forcible
Feeding Is Done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
LASH FOR DOCTOR
OF HOLLOWAY JAIL

{ (Bv Federal Wireless Teleqrapb)
LONDON. August D. (Sprcial
{ The Advert SER -Four uuidpnG-
( fed sniiragettes today severely
: borsewhipped Doctor Pearson, Of
the Holloway prison medical stan.
Doctor Pearson recently threat
ened to hold suilragette hunger
strikers in prison until they be-
came mental wrecks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

WASHINGTON. August 9.-(Associ-
ated Press Cable to the Star. Bulletin
Senator John Sharp Williams of Mis-
sissippi today declared in a strong
speech in the upper house that an or
ganized syndicate representing power
full private interests is trying to pre-
cipitate war with Mexico. lie declares
that the syndicate is sowing dissension
with the aid of congressional lobby
and with newspaper and money support.
He deprecates senatorial debate on the
subject as tending to irritate sentiment
unnecessarily.
Senators Coe !. Crawford of South
Dakota and William 5. Kenyon of Iowa,
Republicans, joined the Democrats to.
day in resolution declaring confidence
in the President in his course with re.
gard to Mexico.
President Wilson today summoned
the senate committee on foreign rela.
tions into conference tonight They
will discuss the Mexican situation.
MEXICO CITY, Mexico, August o.
The foreign office issued statement
today guaranteeing Lind S personal
safety.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

a - pHlRbi, tls esJgmlssl0B lteBOg
r9pher Was fhe npsi witness, being
fgliei fQr ihf pur 0sf NJ ffsdlHR hef -
p0U ~ ne ieffim0uY PigsD w FegiNh4
Bhfn he was egllei bY hfeek0ns w.
n witness iu ilr fuli brought by ihf
county pgAipsi ono Ross ~ ihf 90
f0YfY ~ money 100 fhe county f0T
Tushsi ross so.d hy kealgha ~ pad
ruparisoF Az 49, ilWa Hleefeps Nv
rliipirl iho ease Wsfflg fgf ibs ppf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
AMERICANS IN MEXICO CITY
IN GRAVE DANGER SHOULD
OUTBREAK COME JUST NOV



WASHINGTON AUguit Especial TO The Northumberland
adyices today emphasize rather
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
Examination Waived.

bfeek0ns then announced that be was
leady ~ ~ ahead with the seeOnd Ease,
~ Which kfal0hs 10 charged with hay
lgg smbeslled t2a0, w, which be re'
fsiYsd from Contractor VIII on April
W, 1911, fOr rock
"iisye you any bill foT ~" DO.
mandad hHalOha,
non, yss,n leplisd lsrsekons, ever
gbllglnR We haYe bill, eheek and
Trrflpi
N believe that ! vii waive eIam
lnHilng ~ ihig rbafga - said keaipha
sAd bs 40