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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08
IaRreseIn sesen Sas Srasen aHse-
iiderter Sntnabelu.

Die @ener BoIi3eioireftion bot
ii6 rad elmer Deitteilitng oeS ~Gou>
fectionair" neranIabt aeieben, ba H&
bic SdlIe ernitIi6er 8erIesitta b,rrG
iupgefidert aetpoeerR $ttnooeIn N
letter Belt be5eittertb mebrten Cat
Sdne in pier MonabenD, @efangHis-
itrnfe auf Gdae bes 8rtipfoerbanbelns
3u perb6neen. 9te 8ieiterinnen laii-
fen aIio est @efnbr, ninbeitens 8
Stinp6en, bodfterS aber ID Gnee
binter S6lob iusb Riegel gu fsen,
falls burb ibre niuberii1ert eetra-
eere Sutno6el treenb ieu1arrb fSrper-
lid berIest tpnrbe. Ole Strnfe er-
fdeint bon elmer urtteIaIterIihen
Sdrte oiftiert, aetpin1it 0ber an BE-
refJti@rpg. ipetm MON Ste oahirei-
DEN fSdne bebenft, IN beIien uiebr
ober mtnber gefdbrIi4e, inumr aber
b59it i6mer5bafte @erIeenseeH hurd
SitnobeIn eHtihuuben fnIb. Der
8ped Der @ernrhuinag Uirn on8 aaaf
DE @ei4dftSspett Srrihd. bie bnburtb
seSDiEneen merben foil GahnnoeIH
inr NIT geabeti1irs su nerfoufsn. -
Ginen ei1ttahen is,b febr frtebIt6en
ausapea aibs ben Sutndbd -Rrtee
bat man In GIberfeIb uub eistiaea
o16eren beiItf@eu St6bten sefnt6en.
aah bort firsb fasrdide deftrff&e
9obnen baSu lbeneegmneen, Douren,
bic Tine ,Sttfperre- rrHgei&iist ober
,slraeii@ert tragen, non Der mtfubrt
G,tssuIdEeben. Die ftdbttideu Bab.
nen, bic 1iIf itrenge SsmeboItirte
hes 8erbotes feben, boben tn Detfer
gorausi4t fib uTit eineIn 8orrat
bon S6trsbiafen ne1ebeH ghtb
eine Dame ibrer tusgef fbifttea PeobeI-
tpise ipeeeH boa ben Rt1faArt aarsf'
t6loTTen peroat, 70 teiIt ba 58nIf-
Rer ibr 6ies berbinNthsf nit p dher
I'm ieIben ate1rsasg berstt, fpy ans
ber @eriegenbet sn neftA tnhan @
ihr gallant eire SdarsblNR G,sbietst
Dus Stild fofta mar 10 RaB
llab tn 80 ton 100 GdlIeH nsHEa
hts Ouman Hsies aIsedut hdzfeHS
on Dte Bergbdbu BAT beH 6ssSusf
beE &dilfen jef6it h bte Surb 9e.
Ronurten unb Idbt fbn 6urh fbee
S&offner beiorgen. I'm stnem eir5i-
gen Enee ipirrben mf 0hrien Der
beugbabn nett ifber 800 fOL&1 uit-
nSex Siuoer berboi,tk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08
Die ameiye NIT Saasfransnbehis'
unng.

:
Ga eeidab in bem D6rfhen RIono
mn Ranton ct. @anen. Die niditn-
Ii6e Girtpobneri4ntt Tit ieit Ian
gem inter eftteui eutptinolideTi
Dsaneel: i'm eansen 9orf&en CAB es
fetu etnsiees DtrtSbaus. 90 tam
man berrn irM bic GrteiItne etner
9onseiiion elm. aber ba botten bic
Wednner ibre &e6nung obne ibre
Sansfrauen eenpa9t. 9ie legten
ndmlid BEL ben &antonalbeboroen
8ertpabruns baeesen ein, baB IN
ibr friebIi6es 0orf6en bas 2aiter
Der 8runtiuht bineingebra4t mir
be. limb Die Srnuen eritrttten ben
Sieg. 9o6 bic WGHner gaben iid
nidt 10 Ieift geidlaeen. Sie man
berten iest aIIabeublid in bic 9a4.
barborfer, 5edJten bort nod geoten
unb famen srit 81 ipdter' Shlnee
beiHt, Iebr gum 9eiS.peien ibrer
@attiunen. Die riefen cine 8er-
iamuIung elm un1 bartu sruro fol.
peH0eI Aupaueu unp ueiN Ot'ohIHte
bejdloiien: @ine @emetnhetuirti6att
purbe a,f eetoiieniaaftliber
@ritnoldge errihtet, 10 bab i0mtlibe
Sausfrauen bes Dorf6enS ernein'
Nam eynboberinnen tpurbeu. slnDo.
bentIid pe6ielteu fie fid ab IN Der
9eitlina. limb boib erreidten fie,
Sas bic Ranner TIRE Gusfliise IN
bic 0a6barS6rfer eiuitellten, uIo in
Der beinsi9en $arfraueruuirtidoft
bebisnt pon IiebenoIIer Sano, ibr
@eIS persebrten. Die @etrdufe imo
SpeiTen itnb por5iielih unb Dor al.
len 9tugen aud biIlis, ba ia fem
groftt sema6t tpsrben ica. Die
Sausreeeln Iaiien an Strenge niHts
an piinfden iibrie. @er itber ben
0rrft getrunfen bat, beformt fei-
nen Eropfen mehr. lin ii ltbr tDer.
ben bic ssenfterI6Sen sugemaht uto
aIIe @afte Dor bic Siir seiett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08
Rar. mis- bes SeiratsidJptHOeIs be-
iGluloigt.

Rlris bat ieine nelieits pitonte
rafiGre~: 8ie aus Der frarBoiii6en
6mlptitabt gepleL6et tpirb, lit bic Dor
h9e StaatsonpaItI6aft nut Der
Berplsirtg elmer &neelegerbeit be-
tpult iporoen, Die in ben beiten De.
leIli9oftstreiien ipieIt gs bGrroelt
fth Inn bic &n5eige Der 9rdftn
Sliala Se Ia Roio-9Iooeras ee9en
tbren Friiberen @erIobtea, BEN Uear-
guns SbeoSor be @eiu. 9oftpr Der
WeeSt5tn irno 9lntpult ont Anifatons-
psrt&t in goris, Staotrot BON grt'
Isscp un6 Sitter Der @breuIeeioR, 9te
Griffin bebn1tet, Sob Der MrrqlIts
Der fi& etptg tn @elboerle8enbeiteit
bsfdtrS, iie Inn usebr ais 100000
Ernr& betro9eH bobe, On bepeu Ser
gnbs iie fi& a1n bereit erfIdrte, nod
ban ibr ber Weorquts be @sta bic
gge berfpro4n hnbs. Der Worqlns
(dbt berSiHert nutiirIt@, 6db be
Habnilphne Der Griffin iuuDdbr irito
sr boIltnuurten ,ri19idbte iet. Wan
liebt hori Der peftepen g1rhuidlintg
hr THdpe nit SpdrIzusg sHtee9eTi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08

.gtnes Ibertbs mar i@ IN @eieI'
f6dft,~ 70 beridtete Der befaIlrte
HresIaiter grofeiior eiren GreunSe,
Id farS bort r.ebrere Offt5iers, iIitb
Der eiraia n6eIibe @eeeHitaHb iiirfe-
ger @eipr1Ge mar nntiirltd ber BE-
bcriteberlSe Rrieg. Sier MN erfltbr
Id, 6nb IN Der tngs boruif eri9ei.
nenben 8eihrrs Der fontgItde Gutrli
STR freitpiuieen 8eipnffnlirsg eri6et-
auen utirbe. Dte garBe ppeubii8e
saiaertS ertpurtete ibn. Gber dii9 IN
6teier proclamation (eine Ibf9rttt
auirr6e oorgeIeIen) mar Der Setrto
siGt aeriarlTt. @eiporrt, freiIote
errat, aber bod sigIeih beurrnbtgt.
berIieb i1 mad Detternadt bic @e-
fIidaft. Sd bra4te bte geabt tn
sptI6en, beutrltbisen6en &r6imten sii
artb erpohte, Inn mid iooiel ME
snSgIih fir etrten 9ortroe iiber Ro'
hrpbilofopbte borSMberetten, Der irrn
aht llbr itattftrben iollte. Snheiien
uiipa, mas Id erfdbren bate, urir
6ar4 ben Rnpf. inrS pIoslia ergrtff
snt6 Der @ebarrfe: Bet Dir ftebt es
Ia, ben 4ries ou erhdren; 4etne Stsi-
fara erlalibt es Mr. Gs tdrm gei4e-
ben. bas man hetTr S4ritte Silent
thh nnBbiIigt, ia beitraft. Du wirt
bonn tpdbri1einIi6 in EN- @etdrg-
sIiR aebra1t. nielleidt mrf SefhIng
mi4idt. 8ie unbebeiter6 erfthiert
snr bies In etiRr fpIhen Bet" Die
fribe BorIefirpg ipdr riGt fhnrf BE-
fuGt, aber Stffers htrrbeta eiHen
stpeiten Bortrag INN II lrbr ON, IN
DeIhem er itber bte treitptIbge Be
iDaffnlug Der Sneer,b fppeden mir.
be. un6 Der $5riah mar geordngt
bon. .Mos i9 iprodb, i9 tpetb es
beiite ,tdt npe9r,~ fbrefbt Sbeffeas.
..gS mar hqs oriiderbe &ettM uIe-
Gfiidfid berfebter 9obue, ireI4eS iest
8orte faitb. gthts Grerrhes 0erfitre
bete fid). 8us Id ingte, mar 6ie ftille
DRebe aIler, iirpb fie ninhte ebsn bes-
Apeaen, tpfe elm @6o oIls Der ei9enen
Seele zines ie6en, etnen tiefen Gin
brud." 9epittierte Der Shtoerten-
f&oft forherten fbreu 2ebrer ant, Die
MeSe IN eirrem groberen 2ofal TO-
pIeib an tpieberholen, inro Stefters
batte bereits BEN S1tt IN Der Sano,
nm uritsugeben, als ber 6o4rulige
Geftor Der llniDerfit6t, BrcfeiIor au-
saiti, eri6ien. Inn ben aoIlegeH dii
tnarnen. SD fonrrlc," fagte Der
Reftor in feierli6em Ecne, bonn
6taatstartSIer. Or Iabt Gle sur Dor.
fid,t mabnenl" Der frnrBoiii6e 9e.
5mlSte mar nGinIih auf bas @eriibt
oon Der siinbeit6en Rebe Steffers 5ii
Soroenberg aeeiIt unb botte 9edu-
bert: .Sager Sie mir, mas bas aii
6e6cuten bat2 @tr elairben, nit
Sbrsn TN sSrieben 5u leben, ia. mir
betrahten sic OILS uriere 8ltnoeSee-
rniIen, unb MIN ipagt es EN- uniper'
ptatSebrer, uns ben 4ries au erfld'
pn" S6aruborft aber, Der tiird
harat ms 8tnrner trat REF BEN
rod beitiir3t baiteberpben nSrenler"
sa: -ShfFens. i'd tpitHi6e Sbnen
@Iiid, Sie tpiiIen nidt, mas Ste 9e-
tan 9obenl" Ser gifruf mar Nun
ni6t upebr auriidsiibaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08

Gs iit cine 9lrnft. 8eihmgeu rid1--
tie su Ieier. @er nin Elm 8latt lteit,
ober nur gI1tter bon elmer &i6ting,
Der ptrb iniptnfiirIid3 eiuieitig. 9o-
nun, iage i'd, TIT bas 8ettiingIeien
cine RimIt iul6 fin bodItebetibe lirto
b5h{tfteben6e Berienen In eiren
Staate 1T bieie aaurIt. bte eetptb
ntdt Iei1t 1T, ai& be, Fd bon ben
Etrffiifieu tbrer linteebime frei SiI
modem ,utb 9tnse ST. erfabren iutb
su b6reH, be ibneu iouit bet ibrer
mybermeibli6en SioItRrinte ulehr
ober psiieer nerborgen blefben.
grinsreeeut 2bwig bon gapern.
aIles WeenIdIi9e ion inrnoIltous-
men bleibest, bomit mir tibt fpdbnen.
bnb uniers 8ieIe inrterboIb Der ber.
udRoIi6en @eIt Iieeeu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08

t6nerhe, lieberftiesene NIT ben ,afn-
iten SlbeboIfenbeten 6es pradIihds
aitsbritdes berqitidten, batten rebeS
ben 9erfaIiern Der aIten SdjHlober
bic bronlntnrgif6en Soitsgeilter nit
eeorbeitet. Dober miidten fi9 irS
na9itIde Sdntber6eiItid nidt ieIter
be urtuiifdigiten RebetsorteH bes
GiaIeftS. @berio bunt eemenat Dte'
ber Sert mar ber 8ortrug. 9t
fiaen mebr riibrenben ole fiir6ter-
Eiben @rnit raiieIte oas Botbos-
BeI9 cine Spb1rennudif bon 8ab~
ttnb fIneeoIett- -&onen, bon ariofeS.
Deflamationet irnb falf9en anbeu-
senl Bel6 Elm Sertngsialat bout
GebDhetnnimgenl limb iInmer ben
noILe Brlftton Der lteber3ereinsel
Die 2uiierin Don WeopotdntaH
prn9 elm mrngfdIfdt tirolerii@es:.
-gs ii9t ipobr~, irrtb Der Bitter 06-
ipeiSbmipt meiIite: Die Siiri&tiu
HGt iuirfIad idetnf-
Cine etnbrudsUoIle S5ere baftst
IN metner @rirnerirtg- Nraten bo'
ben etnen e6Ien Sitter gefanen ee-
nommen, bepoitbt urr6 an etIpeu
Baum bes &5aIbeS feiteebt1nbeIL
Ra@ nieleR Stirtbeu, etteR aft fp6-
ter fommen be gefreier. Se I6ier
bic Stride BON ben @liebern bes un-
gihdIi1en Mannes, Der InneIam ants
tiefer Obrurradt ertpaht. aIsbalb
ri1tet elmer bon ben @ettern bic ee-
miitDoIe Sraee an ben Grid6pftm:
.gam foge, gutter Sreiinb, pie
1T es otr ergnngen2
Btt bu f9on I1rteere 8eit On
bieiem Baum gebdngenH
Gber, ibr 2iebei, ipottet Hi3tl
UhaGt Is nift. pie MIR iinrgen Seirte
Dor fiinfiutbspatsie Satren. ote mir
Sosrrtue fin Sorrltae bic porberfte
ber benrotatii&en $olSbd1,fe tn Der
groben Brubter S9eiue beiett bei-
ten ,ntb iurier rdpeftloies @aitoiurr
batten, Dern ber 8Hapidt icia Sal
unb Gal tnrdfbon i&roh, fem -R~
a1eiIeamett roGen Reb, ,uib Ia ietnem
iDeiBgei9mtlften @aidt ur,ter fitds-
roter Beriide BITE tobIerfhpar3en
anosn groifig berbrbte. Do3n Rotte'
ieires Baifes SaatbgepdIt eineH I'M
beiurIth nniaIeH RIans, iusb ein ito
hstifber Gf3ent nsn4te ietne 8orte
freftbortte. S9 babe ME 10 grdB-
Ii@ BITE 861ne bleden, ben frtnnrnen
3iden beS Sog,ars Suinuunenaieben
aeieben, tpie bon benz ebrlt9en Ser
Hrsoitb @uiiter, ben S1reibermeiiter
irtb arog1oen. Or tpar bdrtals TEN
SiineIing uiebr, f9on rpube3u ein al
ter &uabe. Dod nit einem sssuserlb.
feiser, nit elmer beiIigen 8egeffte-
rrne, Inn bic tbat mnn9es blnfierte
Q,utitihen beireiben foIlte, perrtdFete
er nl Die ifonen, berrit4ten Dinge
aiT Der 8iibne. 1tn6 tpie Der Sditpt-
ling, 10 bte gort3e Shar. Gtn ieher
bon ibnen fiibIte fih tiirutbodb iiber
ote @roe aeboben. fiibIte Rh aeipeibt,
mar en- 6pferer am 9Itar oes Dio-
| nDjof. linS geHahe DnS, oiefe feIi8e
BerliFenbeit i'm @lnitbe1t, bieie Gr-
| fiiIIima eines b6beren Oranges. Don
Der mir = Die fi9 erbaben oiirtfen-
ben 6untiren Saingen = nihts ber-
itan6en: oas mar oos 9fiibrenoe r11b
lShone am fontiiben BraoItbeater.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08
Oonneritas, 8 Mai 1918
Ratissr gatrtOt.

Ggis VtsfsiIss ettiftas I'm SABRE fs1S ben
aaliss bee Gtahssisn ben aries srfiarta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08

HsstsIlt das ~aoehonbIsta."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Desperate Fighting
Still On at Victoria.

BROWNSVILLE. TEN. Nov. I'll
Desperate fighting is still going on
at Victoria, capital Of Tamauilpas, ac-
cording to couriers who arrived al
Matemoras to-day. There have been
heavy losses on both sides. No pris-
oners are taken.
Federals and rebels are fghting
hand to hand in the streets and Huer-
ta's men are being slowly driven back.
The rebels have mounted guns ON
house tops and are Smelling the main
posts of the government troops
General Navarette is advancing to
the aid Of the federal garrison from
the south, but the Constitutionalist
have cut the railroad.
United States Consul Hostetier, at
Nogales Ariz.. to day demanded the
release of w. E. Felix, an American
held prisoner by Consttutionalists in
Northern Mexico on the charge that
he fired on revolutionary troops
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Mothers!

Bring your girls i'll to be fitted.
We have about so very pretty and good
Junior tailored suits in stock for ages
Is, Is and II, in splendid materials such
as corduroy, velvet mixtures, chcviots.
black and whit echecks, red coats and
white skirts. also red coats and black
and white skirts and suits in colors,
wine, nevy. brown, gray and fancy
stripes. We sold them at $l4.75 to $25;
tomorrow your pick Of these elegant
Junior suits for
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

at night and power for the street rail
way lines.
Ihree concerns have all the oil in
the city. amounting to 1000 barrels.
Gal and oil cant not be shipped IN
because the lines running from the
coal and oil fields are in the hands Of
the rebels.
Suppressing Reports Of Rebels.
The War Office is trying bv all
means possible to keep the people in
ignorance of rebel successes, but il is
impossible to hide the fact that the
feCerals are meeting with reverses
ooth IN the north and south. Large
bands of rebels are reported in oper-
atlon at Mazapil and La Grunidora
IN the state of Zacatecas, and also at
Tuluca, IN the State of Michoacan.
BODIES of rebels who have been op-
Grating independently in the States
OF Michoacan and Zacatecas are re-
ported TO be marching to Join the
forces under General Nenustiano
arranza. This it is pointed out.
may be part of the preliminary move
nents to a general campaign against
Mexico City.
Another rebel advance upon Tor
reon is reported. while private dis.
patches carried an unconfrmed report
OF the capture of Tampico. an i'm
portant export center. by rebels.
General Villas men are reported
TO nave seized Munica and Cosihui-
riehio, in the State of Coahufla
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
ATLANTA JOIN 6
IN 7 D j Of
FACTORIES


Central OF Georgia tracks to The
White Hickory Wagon Factory in
East Point W. J, Whlsenhunt. SUI
perintendent OF the factory, took
charge of the party
The crowd included such leading
citizens as Robert f. Maddox. Victor
II. Kriegshaber. Nell b. Wilkinson.
nominated to succeed MIR. Moore as
president of the Chamber of Com
merce. ana other men active in viz
tually every line OF business.
Tour Widely Endorsed.
The tour is in charge of Secretary
Leahy-of the Industrial and Statisti-
cal Bureau Of the Chamber, and is
one Of the most widely indorsed
movements this department of the
Chambers work ever inaugurated.
II has been indorsed by Atlanta's
foremost citizens in personal letters
to Mr.. Leahy, and the manufacturers
and the railroads nave taken great
interest in il.
The purpose of The "trip. as an
nounced by Secretary Leahy, is to
enable the business men of Atlanta
TO get better acquainted with the
manufacturing industries of the city.
Stops of from twenty to forty min
utes will be made at each factory
along the route. and they will be in
specre6 from cellar to garret as
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Farley With Rebels
May Be Renewed.

NOGALES, ARlZ., Nov 2l.-Indi-
cations to-day We're that conferences
over the recognition of the Mexican
Consututionalists by the United
States may be renewed. Word has
been received that General Vestuiano
CarranZa at Magdalena, Sonora. has
postponed his departure for the South
and a telegram from Tucson. where
william Bayard Hale, the special en-
voy Of President Wilson. arrived last
night says that DR. Hale is willing to
resume the negotiations. but will not
produce any credentials.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
CAREFULLY TREAT
CHELDREN'S COLDS

Neglect Of children's colds often
lays the foundation of serious lung
trouble in later life. on the other
hand, it IS harmful to continually
dose delicate little stomachs with
internal medicines or to keep the
children always indoors. The ideal
way to avoid colds is to keep plenty
of fresh air in the bedroom and at
the first sign of trouble apply Vick's
"Vap-O-Ruh" Group and Pneumonia
Salve over the throat and chest, COW
ering with a warm flannel cloth. The
body heat releases antiseptiC Vapors
that are inhaled all night long, open
ing the air passages and healing the
nnamed membrane In addition
Vlcks is absorbed through the skin.
taking out the soreness and tight
ness NiCk's contains no harmful
drugs whatever At druggists-@5c,
soc and Sl.00.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

$50 big, splendid Juniors Coats
for the young lady of 81, IS and
II years. The sight of these will put
a beaming smile on her countenance,
and pounds of satisfaction on the
mothers pocketbook. Believe us.
Here what we will do: Coats that
sold at $3.50 to $3.50 we will pass
over at 1896. Boucle, heavy cloths,
zibelines and others you must see.
Belted effects, Astrakhan collar and
cuffs, big fancy buttons Coats in
navy, brown and Copen colors. To
morrow at Your Choice
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Plain Tea Kettle
Costs Only S3,487

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georalan.
LONDON, Nov lS.--At Christie's
to-day, Crichton Brothers gave So
$3.50 for a George | Plain tea kettle
and stand, weighing nine ounces, by
Ambrose Stevenson, of date 17l7.
This was the highest price of the day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Zoe a Day Enough
To Live On, He Says

NEW YORK, Nov sI.-"Fuel for the
body should not cost more than 20 cents
day for an adult" said DR. Il. @.
Lusk, speaking on The Fundamental
Basis Of Nutrition
He recommended as a remedy for the
high cost of living a thorough knowl-
edge of what food really Is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Movie Camera to
Take Their Wedding

NEW YORK. Nov 21-As substan-
tial reminder Clara N Pirung and Bert
G. Snis. to be married Thanksgiving
Day, are to have a record Of the cere-
mony by moving picture.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. Nov. al
Robert Williams, an actor, was mar
ried to the wife who divorced him last
year. After the divorce Williams mar
ried the correspondent She sued re-
Gently for divorce, naming the first wife
as correspondent.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-24

Sympathy, like advice, costs moth
ing,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-24
CORPORATION MEETINGS

Annual meetings of corporations are
advertised as follows:
Home Insurance Co of Hawaii, at
its office, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 4 p. M.
McBryde Sugar Co, Stanganwald
building, Tuesday, March 4, 10 a. m.
SilSa's Toggery, Monday, Feb. 4, 3
.p. m, = ,-.-.s ),
Pacific Sugar Mill (adjourned, F..
A. Schaefer & Co.'S Wednesday, Feb.
26, 1880 p. m. ~. "
Honolulu Gas Co., Castle & Withing-
tons, Saturday, March /, a. m.
Home Insurance Co. of Hawaii, at
its office, Wednesday, Feb. 26, pm.
McBryde Sugar Co., Stangenwald
building, Tuesday, March 4, 10 am.
Hawaiian Electric Co., at its office,
Thursday, Feb. q, 3 p. m.
American-Hawaiian Paper & Supply
Co, at its office, Friday, Feb. %, 8 am.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co, Ii. Hackfeld
& Co.'S, Tuesday, Feb. %, 9 a. m.
Kekaha Sugar Co, H. Hackfeld &
Co s, Tuesday, Feb. %, 10 n. M.
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co, at
its office, San Francisco, Saturday,
March 1, IL a. m. -.. .....:"
Kohala Land Co. Castle & Cookies,
Tuesday, Feb. %, II a. m.
Honomu Sugar. Co, C. Brewer &
Co. s, Tuesday, Feb. %, 10 a. m.
Kohala Sugar Co.. Castle & Cookies,
Tuesday, Feb. %, 10 a. IN. -.t
Waialua Agricultural Co., Castle e
Cookies, Thursday, Feb. q, 10 a. m.
Eva Plantation Co., Castle &
Cookies, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 10 am.
Apokaa Sugar Co, Castle & Cookies,
Wednesday, Feb. &c, 1880 p. IN.
Kauai Electric Co. Stangenwald
building, Tuesday, March 4, 2 p. m.
Kauai Fruit & Land Co., Stangen-
valid building, Tuesday, March 4, 2:30
p. m.
Waianae Company, ]. NJ. Dowsett's
office, Thursday, Feb. q, 10 a. m.
Hilo Sugar Co, Feb. q, 10 a. m, at
C.. Brewer & Co.
Ponahawai Coffee Co., Feb. q,
1920 "A. m, at c. Brewer & Co.
Iuter-IsIand Steam Navigation. Co.,
Wednesday. Feb 26 10 a. IN: ..-...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-24
MOTHERS SHOULD REMEMBER
.>. THIS. -.-. .--.*

We wish to call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whooping cough, .diphtheria
and scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will quickly cure a
cold and greatly lessen the danger of
contracting these diseases. This rem
edy is famous for its cures of colds. 1t
contains no opium or other narcotic
and may be given to a child with i'm
plicit confidence For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for ii-advertisement.
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SALES.
NINE OF STOCK.
N RKChYTIlE

. ..- - Sugar Quotations. g.. -
$50 analysis beets IS. 3d.; parity
;;'96o centrifugals 3.4S. :.>...
Latest sugar quotation, 3.iS cents or
$69.G0, per ion.
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PROMOTION OF INDUSTRY.

In the domain of industry, electric
ity is most triumphant, because of the
concentrated production of the motive
power, its simple and easy transmits
sion of the energy to the smallest
units 49,. ... III
The DEMO Fire Alarm system stands
secure in this industrial domain, as it
is a great factor in the marvellous
struggle. of man with matter.-adver-
tiSement -E'-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-06
Gra6er periputtet, Jest aee6rt.

@dibington, 6. Wai. .-Seitte Dor
II SSabren breitete Die erite nidiDe-
rer.mie-Oie,2 ,2uft -6lugnaihine" in Ell
mem berItedt liegenOan 9lab Die
1sliigel aus, uno itieg III Die 2iifte.
gtur ipenige Ntinuten nabrte Der
9lufitieg, Damn itiir5te 0ie Waidline
5u gooan nieber uitb 3erihinetterte
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ieiner Snnb 8critort Dor ii6 Iiegcn
nn6 0ie 0titlpelt perladte i'm noe.
gen ieiner iiberipannten Sheen. 81
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te a6er perian1melte ii6 cine fleinG
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oes Smit6Ionian Snltitltts, prieler
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der auf 6em 8ebiete Scr mooerne1
9luiatif uno ii6errai6ten oen ber.
rorrngen0Iten gleroplanerbuuern oei
cSeBt3eit @lenn Curtis lmo @uitat
gffeG, 6ie 10 biel geleiItet, @sebail
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-06
Der 63. aonareii.
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furtgeicbt.-gci ben 9emofra'
ten gcbt alles nad 8nnIdl.

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terbauic miro bic EariiOabatte I'M
fer Ser 6ininiuiitcnrescl iueiter
fortgcicst. Die Soifmins llnoer'
tpooO's, nit Ser 8orlase Biz om
SamItag fertig 5u ieitL bat iit
niht erfiilt; ooriiber mogen nod
mebrere Gage bergpben. 8iro iiC
aber oonn an ben Senat Gelangen.
oann oiirite es idneller geben. 0I(
&epublifaner opponirten, OaB Sob
len, @iiener1 @aunruoIle, 8olle
8ei5en, Mebl, aorn, 9udtpei5en
&oI5br2i 9rufpapier, Gleiid, gait
Gol3 lmo Gunitiaden auf Die Srei
liIte qeiest tperoen iollen ulO itellter
eieierbaIb glntrdge; iel6ige abel
murOen nieoergeitiulnlt.