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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

Writing to The Spirit Of Missions
a layman rccounts an interesting in
cidcnt of visit paid to the Indian
mitsi2n ut White Earth. The mis-
sionary, himself an Indian, was most
courteous 20 the visitor. and showed
him over the reservation. In the
course Of their inspection they met
another Indian whom the missionary
introduced as a Sioux saying: This
mans people hilIed my father, Now
lie comes 200 miles to see me. He
speaks no Chippewa; / speak no Sioux.
We converse in English. Soc what
the love Of Christ can do"
A Baraca Sunday school class in
the First Baptist church of Dallas,
Tex, is reported as giving annually
to missions the handsome sum of ST.
900.
When the Women's Missionary IN
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

A WON; IS perfectly willing 70 In
trust her s's happiness to man.
but she never has faith enough In him
to permit him to pick out s2s rug
Topeka Capital.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04
FROM MANY LAMBS
(Jennic liunt.)

(Jennic Hunt.)
There are ten thousand towns in
the United States west Of the Missou-
ri river in which Christian preaching
is never heard.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

Among the strangest things one
sees in Toxic are the frost pilgrims"
during the cold evenings in January.
There are in Toxic a number Of Bud
dhists shrnes dedicated TO Buddah
Of the name Of Fudo Sauna. special
givcr of health and strength to his
worshippers. At each of these tenn
pies there is deep well Of ice-cold
water, and the temples are at some
distance from each other. When the
weather is ut its coolest, in the period
known as the daikan, or the great
FROST, you may see at any hour Of
the night figure almost naked run
ming at full speed through the streets
and ringing big bell as he goes.
He's a frost pilgrim He has per-
formed his dcvotions at one Of the
shrines of Fudo Sauna. with showers
of cold water from the well poured
over his shivering body. He has then
put on one summer garment, and thus
scantily clad is running as fast MS he
can to shrine or two, where he will
repeat the operation. He visits ev-
cry Fudo shrine in the city before he
stops Possibly he may die, but he
believes he will obtain health for some
loved invalid.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

Recently ten young Chinese women
were sent by the Chinese Government
to the United States to be educated
in American Colleges, these being
The first women students to receive
the benefits of the $l2.OOO,OOO indem-
nifty fund which the United States
Government returned TO China after
the settlement Of the claims arising
from the Boxer rebellion. All Of the
students are Christmas.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

ore Of the beautics Of New Hca-
land is the pohutukwa, or Christmas
tree, which grows in special abuud-
ancc an Mt. Rangitoto, an extinct is
land-yolcaro in Auckland harhor, At
Christmas this tree blossoms into a
mass Of scarlet flowers, and il is then
a memorable experience to climb the
mountain and look down upon hun
dreds Of these gaudy bouquets glist-
cnng amid the otherwise green for
est that covers its slopes.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

The Epworth Leagues Of Canada
celebrated their silver jubilee recently
during session Of general conference
at Ottawa. The meeting was great
in point of numbers and enthusiasm.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

The Luther tree ut Worms has been
wrecked by recent tempest. Trndi-
ton says that it was planted by wo-
man, an adhercnt Of the reformation
party, who thrust a saplinG into the
ground saying, "As truly as this lit
tie tree will thrive and put forth
branches, so truly will the teaching
Of LrCher endure cternally." A year
ago Il fanatic attempted to blow up
the tree with dynamite cartridge.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

ion auxiliary of the Southern Baptist
convention was organized about
quarter Of 4 century ago it grew to
10000 members the first year. There
are now over 1000. There were
1000 societies in the first year and
now there are 10000.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

A new feature has been introduced
among the exhibits Of the county fair
in New York State. The urge sign
reads; american Bible Society EX-
hibit." At one of the fairs held last
fall, nine hundred volumes Of the BIZ
bic were sold
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-04

Thirty missionaries, speaking TWEEN
ty-four languages, have been employ
ed for the past year by the Chicabo
Tract Society TO work among The for
eigu population Of that city.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
aIcina,idnorene 6es gnnbesaeridts.

5olgenoe giirger itu6 gum @e.
i6norenenoienIt i'm g~unbesgeridt
berunge3ogen poron: 6. U. ao.
berts, 1924 n6r6Iide Al. Strube,
Cmaba; Sohn 90. gIof, g1en;
Grneit geramauu, Columbus; Be.
orge 8. Souder Siour; Charles 81.
gernbom CEDAR 6npi6s; q. 81
Carlton. 2in0ion; Soiepb gbnpmnn
arlington; Charles 81. Gbopin
Ccouee: Sal gbriItie, Gertbner
ISobn Glatenott @eit goint; Sobn
g. Gbans Iatota gitn; Jronf g.
Gbons, 8isner; Don 5orbes, %.
fota 9eurB a. Std, Belgrade; Car.
ion g. @oo0rid Geoar R1pios; Gl.
bert q Salon. 9ooge; 81. g. Sill,
Ran6oIbh; SenrD Sod, R%eDcaitle
Grnet Stern, 9ortb genb; @iIiom
Is. aeIio, @isuer, s. 9. gliqer,
.2in6iab; Gbeiter Rnribua, grIina
ton; See @inter GotIdu6; GHriit.
Martens, it, Blatte Center, So.
iepb v 0eumun. 2oureI; CLAYTON
.g. 9ihoIs, @oIleD; Charles g.
9ifo0emus, 5remont; G6muro
.G'IlabertD 3iron; Sobn Grton,
5uaerton; 3. g. 5infer, 8eit 9oint;
rs. 81. @eterion, GofIan6; Giaon
Robnipn, al5ion; @eorge g. Rit
let. Gomnr0s 90. RoB. Somer; $.
@aItcrs Goberts albion; Gonor0
SrnUe. Gramont 8enrp Self. De.
5otu GaD 8. Shurbcr, Craig; 8.
rs. Ibompion 8iiner; SamueI q.
Eborublrg Belgrade.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
aleinc stnbtncninfeitfn.

9m 10. 0ttober wer0en Die bic
iigen 4ben6IhuIen cr0ffnet mer0eu,
mo 8par in Der Gomenius un0 in
Der aeaom Shule.
Gie G%oroners Sltr1 bat in Dem
To0esFaIIe Der 5ruu zip un6 be.
rem sDci ain6er eincn 6abiulallten.
6en @obriprud ~nbgegeber, 6aB Elm
ungliidlider 3ufaQ borliege. 8ab,
reno Die Iliter zines Der ain0er
bneete, mnfte iif 6as anoere am
@osofen 5t ihaifen uno offnete Die
arabncn.
Sim s. Gfto6er (DouncrItoq 90
raoe) mo an t2. 0ftober (goIum-
bus Tag itn6 bic hieiigen 6ffentli.
den StuIen qeihloiien.
Clifton Sia SdlIe lit ii6erfiiIf;
Der ShuIratb Fat bcfdloIien tempo.
rdre ShuIgeb1u6e in jerer @egeno
al errihten.
aus Der 8obnung BON 6ral Mla-
IN @incomini HtDuroen Gdmudgegeu.
itdu0e i'm 8ertbe non 5000 ge.
itohLen.
syobu 9. 3aDlor, 1403 Suit Ctr,
~itiir5te beim 3eparireu 6es 0afes
ieines 6a1ies ab. uno aog fth lie.
bersgefdbrIide gerleblngen 81.
SIR Die Qauer Der af1Sar8en
GeitIifteiten fnb 200 SpaiaIpoli.
3iIten ailgeiteqt tpor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
Marft6eridt.
sa6.01nofa. 6 !

SiosGmaea, g. Oft.
@ino0ieb 3ufi6r 1900; marfi
itarter, on0ere felt.
glte Bis bette Gorngeihtferte,
SO. 50-t0.30
mitteImdBige big CUTE $500
$50.
@ep6hnIifc Bis mitteImdbiee
81. 1880
@ute big bette amge 9tiere
$7.40-8.75.
aiibe uno Sellers fan, felt.
4lerbetp 3eifers $6.50-7,50.
Suite Bis bette Sellers $6.25-
ZOO.
@sp66nIi6e Bis mitteImaBiae-
$4.00--5.50
StoderS un6 Bceocrs fIar, felt.
@ute Bis bette Gii6e $7.50-8.25
Brine 6eaoers $8.25-8.40.
MittelmdBge Bis quite $575-
600.
RitteImdBige Bis cute $3.50
.705.
gep06nIi6e Bis mitteImdBise-
So. 25-7.O0
I~itteImdbiae Big cute $7.25-
.8.25.
@ew0bnIife Biz m~ittelmdbias
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
Cine srOfartise gro6e fir gferbe.

aiir3Iid funteu bier Rondereiter
nod omaha, Die iid ouf ibrem 8eg
5m 6roncisco befn10en, DeI6en
9lab iie Dor bent i. SUM 1915 gu
erreiden boffen. 9icie bier toq,
fiibnen Mdaner bnben an i. Mai
1912 Olympia, Die SntpftaOt oes
States 8nibington, berIaiien, Inn
in einem 3eitralrue BON 81 Ronn-
ten d1tf 8feroen reiten0, Die Saupt.
itnot ie0en Stoates Der 8ereimgten
Gtadtan 5u beiu6en. Bel ibrer
a1t8reiie bntten iie fitnf gferoe in
tbrem Bette un0 bic 9eitimmunqen
iit1o, 6uB fie fir lire Heiie einen
getrag bon $4,000 erbolten Ioaen,
Denn iie zines 0ieier Bfer0e nie0er
8uriifbringen ioIter. Na4 elmer
Geiie bon ltngefdbr 1850 Metlen
iin0 iie nod I'M 9efite zines Bfaroes
gtornens Binto, 0o8 MN lire ein8ige
9oFfnrng auf ben groBeu 8reis biz
BET. Ser Erei8 miro bon beoeuten.
oen 8ieb5ahtern 0eg 8eftens mtf-
gebraht, meIde Die Nusoouer Tires
8feroeHaterials erprobeu poIer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
SdlnlratbsGbnna.

Der Shulratb bat mt 6 qegen
a Gtimmeu oas @ehid Ser entlnI.
ieneH 2ebrerin SRI. Scuiie Gtea-
ner nm 8-ie6ermitelung obgcnteieu.
Rr1iioent 8dlter dber ertldrte 0ie.
len geihLiB mir auber Sr6nng, oa
nitt ale RitgIie6er %ouipeien6 mo-.
rem. SEER 9euue6p pobute Der
@~criammIunI uidt bel. Ser 8ehts.
beiitano 6es SfTlIraths ntr6 BARI.
Der entiheiben, Oh Die Something's.
peiie 6eS neutrality-suspicious. ge.
rettfertigt 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06

Ter goritnn0 6es Gaiiideu goii,
ies bat beihl0Hen. ON 90nneritoo
abeno I'm Gentihen &auie EN- &C.
mitblides @~eiiammenieiu nebIi
GaBfrdn3hen ab5ubalten. Die mel.
item gbeiluebmer on Der parabe an
Rahmittag niibten 6od nidt, mod
ite mad oerleIbcn onfangen ionen.
un0 10 bat man 6enn beidloHeL ole
Gbeilnebmer un6 6eren 5ren6e
mad benz Baitiheu Sniiie etnsll1.
ben. nm ben Gaa IN anaenebmer
@eielidatt mo NIT Cans al Be.
idlieben. Se0em gciuher iteben ei.
uige ongenebme Stunoeu IN ails.
iidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
2incOIn 5rcie 95reiie Cite
$4,000.
9enNde g~eriammInna in Sosfins

Die GgutIdeu bon So8fin5, Reb.,
unO ltmgegen6, iiu6 hermit olif bic
Notwithstanding aufmerfiam ge.
maft, bic an Sauitag ben 10. OF.
tober. Rabmittags 2 llbr, in Der
Sta6tbale itattfiuoet. Inn Sdritte
gu tbun, 0os 6iIfsDerf fir Die
oeitihen uno oIterreidif6en ariees.
notbIei0enoen poder 3lt f6roern
6err gaitor @rltber bat ii6 bereit
erfIdrt, Die &uiiptreoe gu buIten.
uuo aud a1t0ere Re6ner per6eu ie.
6enfaas nod geb6rt per0eu. aein
9eutider in 8ostins un6 llmgeger0
ioute feblen. 9eutide beroltSl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
@as man N qsnbon benTi.

&pNppns % AL. - Wtiittul Autd
peIher dnIdeinen6 b~eorttenoe Der,
itdrfuuaen erbaltm BOT. bcldmpfi
Die @erbiHoeten GuiB 4aiBerIte md
Bat btBber ole 1IaHiennngriife ab-
aeihlaggH. Gie 6ran5oia1, pelhe
nod 9eiiern melheteu DAB fe @eHe.
raI aliif in Gfab bielten uno ale
AHgriffe beIieIbeu abidlaacr fino
noroIih Der 9iie BuriidgeihIagen
uorbcu unb mrlben, 0ab Der admpi
Der am %. September norOlih BON
Der Gle begaTW, an SeftiJtcit 5a'
uebme.
lie geutihen meI6rten In ibreuI
peitrigeu offi5iellen geridt bah Der
5etnO 5uriidgeidIo9en lei, ut0 odB
eaS @eieht fir iie cine gitnitige
8enoung uebme.
aber iouofI In Qaris als aud
bier IN 2on0ou, TT man ieaesqcUiB
(biS lie tDieoPr NAL burd cine bent.
ide Siegesna6ri6t aus allen Sim.
melu gertiien tperoeH) Wlan 1T
Der Meimmg, DAB bie Deutihen
ibren retten 5IiigeI nidt mebr
pieI peiter diis6ebncu fonnen, obue
@efabr az Inufen, oie @eiettBIinie
6ernaBen 5n itpdhaL oaB Gin
Durhbrud herielben Ieiht (D be-.
perhteIigt iperoeu Tonne. Aui Der
qou5en m1oeren Sront, iagen Die
Welounaen ans 8rouFrcih, III fei.
ne REMEMBERING Der Gage ciugetre.
ten Ger GrfoIg, ben Die 5ran8o.
len om Samitng in Der @pgeno bon
Soiiions uu6 i'm 8oepre Giitrift
81 Der3eihuen batteu, iheint nift
iebr beoeliten6 gepeieu 5i iein, oeun
man bat bisber mdlt5 @eiteres ge.
bort. gntpeOer ruben bic 8eat.
ihen n1if ibren 2orbeeren aus, o0er
Tie fno in ibrem gornlnrih bon ben
Geufdeu gum Steheu ge6raht NOR
ben. Gas Qeetere lit nohl o1n
pahriheinIihitcu oenr Die oeiltidcu
oiii3ieaen 9eridte melOen lber Dor
tige 6ortihrittel a..
2tlif beioen Seitcu nber muB Der
6ortiflritt MIR Elm gerin1er iein,
Oeuu peun INNER Die cine o0cr Die.
.unoere gartei etuas pororingt,
6aun 1T lie ]gelpuugen iib ctn3l-
grnben nm SduB gegeu Oa5 @e.
ihilBicuer Bu rn0en.
9}uiiiitcn 9erihteu yufoIge ioI.
len Die Ieutihen in 9htijtih. }olen
cine ShIappe erIitteu 6abet, ut0
Die Rltiicn freffen 4nitaItrn, Die0er
in oitpreuBiidcs gpbiet ein3uorin.
gen. (ltm rett bal0 lUieoer binaus.
gu ner0en) gom goli.
3iiten arieasidalipI1b lit nihts
9}eucs 81 meI6en. 3niihcn ben
Gcititm un6 8uiien ioa e5 5Di.
idpn Der bcioerieitigen gorbut 5u
admbfeu gefommen ieiu. Die gro
BE Shlddt cher HliB oleler GAGE
qeihlagen uer6en. Ga Die fein0li.
den Seere 6ereits felt mebrerea
3ogeu 6ubIung matchmaker baben.
3uan3igtmien0 gali3iihe gnIern
ioaen nnh gobmen gefliftet fem
antnerpen miro init 6eftigfcit
beihoiien; g}elSungen aus geIgien
beioger, oaB fd Die 8eIaier tan.
fer nebran; in6eIien iheint oas
G6ifial Der Sta6t bciiegeIt 3u
fem, faus uitt Gutiab redtleitig
eintrifft (oaB elm folder nitt rett.
3eitig e~iutrefien fam, peroen Die
q~egernortig nufgeiteQten groBen
aruppideu Drummer" idon for.
gem.
Sic Geutiden in ei6ofrifa fin0
me6rfaa in britiide5 @e6iet eingc.
iie periuden, Die Uganda
ga5nOerbin0ur8 81 3erit0ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
Sin nenes Sinners rieaslieb.

9n 6nm6urg fam man left mad
Der Mlelooie 6es p2aterne, 2aterne,
Come, gtono unb gterne fol-
genOes bii6I1e 2ieo boren:
aoiafen, &oiofen
Die frieg'n mas in ben g1odenl
JrnBoien, 5run3oien,
Die frieg'u mas al1f bic Soienl
Den Sngelidmonn, ben Sngelids
mann,
Sen bdngen mir ann @aIgen ml
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06

geIudt-gin oeutider 6orner I'M
Sitter BON Sc Sobren, gut @iituirt,
Iudt cine 9ausbdIterin; ~ebenhleIe
Seirntb Der redten 8erlon nift aus.
geihIolieu. Man telepbDnire an
SOutb 2072, SOatb Smaga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
QincnIn,s nrphrr NfIfsfnnb.

@ie ms SER 6. q. Sommpr ON
I5. Gftober ans 2iucoIu ihreibt, bat
Der Oortiqe unterItiibungsfono fir
bic 0eutiden uuo 0iterreidiihen
GrieggnotbIei0en6en bereits cine
gan3 oniebnIidc &6be CREDIT iobnB
or unierer Staotsbaupfta0t our
Gbre eereidt Die biBber eingeIou.
fcnen 8eitr1ge iin0:
.2incoIn 5Trcie 8reiie Cite
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06
Cur Standardization gerbrabe.
Truq.

Sn unierer pQf.Sor.gen Set.
drummer beroHentIitten mir einC
oeutide lteberiesung Der bobmiiden
NotionoIbbmne.
Sir fino nun Beute in Der erfreit.
Itden Gage, cine be6euteno before
@er0eutidung 6erieIben 3u bringen.
8erfafier 0es 6eutiden Eertes lit Ser
aagentein befannte b0bmiide Gma.
bo 8eiftlide, gfeb. San 8ronef, mel.
der bereits Dor q Sobren ben Eert
berbeuH1t un6 in @eieaidoft BIei1,
geitnnter i'm Seninar gbur Die Der.
6eutidte b6hmiide gotionolbnmne
un0 Sic Bodt an Hbein" gelun.
gen bat. Der oeutide Get Lautet:
$50 lit mein QaH0, nein 8dter.
Ian02
$50 ouf Muer 81fer brduTen,
go ouf 6eIien B1IOer i1uiea
$50 70 bIiitbrei6 lit Die Bief
Sn Dem tro'fdeu gara0ies.
Ga 1T n1eiite terre Seimdtb,
8obmerlan0. mein 8oterIolol#
Gbornirt duf Die S1gIiGe 9ribine.
S4.00 Aos Sahr 0ArH bic 9Oit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06

$6.25-7.25
6tod aiibe 81. 1876
Ned[ SIS. 00-t0.50.
guden So $500.
Gdhpeine- 8ufubr $500; Marft
Han 10 bis 15e nieorieer. 9ur6.
ifnittspreis $7.60--7.75; b6diter
greis $500.
sGafe - 3nfubr 38,000; Iarft
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felt Big Itart; Qdrnmcr Zoe bOber
@ufe big bette Waititeridafe $3.50
40.
9Gntn1er ST. 20--7. 45.
8i06er So. 20--5.e5
Seeoer 8i00er 81. 30-4.45.
5eeOer SdbrEinge $5.40.9 81.
See6er 21nnler S6. 007. lis.
Geeoer Nutterihnfe G3.60l3t
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
1 Weston

5amiienbeOarf fam beugen merSen: in SaS.Cmnba, &m. Setter,
2502 " Strake; SeepbOn SOntb 863-Gma6a, 6ugp 4. Bill 1924
Douglas StraFe; Selepbun Douglas 3040-GOuncl Bluffs, GO gs
gG-, 1912 SaS g.. Stafe; SeepGOu 1923.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06

8mei idI6ne, junge 6illise gfcrSe gu
berfaufen. 140t 90. 16. Stro.
Be, 6. &romef. 08
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Omaha @etreiSe.M arft.

(@eIiefert bon Der @reat BeIter1
Gonmiiiion ge.)
SnlQha 6. Oft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-06

Gemyatii&cs, iuirt6idaftlidJes SrI.
fuht STEELE BEL feinent Serrn ais
@nusballeriu. Eel. 9org. 1858, 81
II ao22 2. 10 StraBe 4ts
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Gbonnirt 1uf Die S1gIiGe 9ribiine.
S4.00 aas aahr oAr4 bic 9Oit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-17
FAMOUS DRAMA
AGAINOFFERED
At THE EMPIRE

+.
Having lived for more than aShalf
century in the hearts Of the people
as one of the greatest stories ever
told through the medium of the press,
pulpit and stage. Uncle Toms Cab
In with all the attendant thrills, its
pathos and passages depicting great
cruelty and injustice, its unique Top
sy, the intense excitement OF the
chase by blood hounds, are to be again
revived at the presentation OF the
masterpiece at the Empire theater
this afternoon and evening.
Produced by company of players
identified with enc of the best organ
izations in the business the drama
will be an attraction in two parts.
Educational to a degree are the sc.
ries of interesting fpictures to be
shown in connection with the hand
ling CT elephants in the Far East.
Under the title of Elephants at
Work., some excellent as well as In.
structiye photography will be offered
the patrons of this house.
Scenes taken from great height,
the operator stationed in a balloon
and sailing majestically over a big
city is another feature of the program.
The Empire bill will close with the
drama, Beyond ALI Law" ny
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LAXATIVE FOR OLD
PE0PLE-"CASCARETS''
Salts, Calomel and Pills act on Liver
and Bowels like Pepper acts n
NOstrils Danger!
Get a lo-cent box now.

Get 10-cent box now.
Most old people must give to the
bowels some regular help, else they
suffer from constipation. The condi-
ton is perfectly natural. 1t is just
as natural as it is for old people to
walk slowly. For age is never so
active as youth. The muscles are less
elastic. And the bowels are muscles.
So all old people need Cascarets. :.
One might as well refuse to aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
gentle aid to weak bowels. The
bowels must be kept active. This Is
important at all ages, but never so
much as at fifty.
Age is not time for harsh physics.
Youth may occasionally whip the
bowels into activity. But a lash can't
be used every day. What the bowels
of the old need is a gentle and natur-
al tonic. One that can be constantly
used without harm. The only such
tonic is Cascarets and they cost only
10 cents per box at any drug store.
They work while you sleep adyer-
tisement.
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merchandise were stolen. A large
piece OF pork was also taken from the
ice chest.
{ 1t is quite evident that the burglar
of few months ago and the one OF
Saturday night are one and the same
man, as the earmarks of the job are
almost identical.
The proprietor of the shop thinks
the burglary was committed in the
early hours of the morning, for the
reason that the place was not closed
until about 10:30 and it was some
thing after that when the men had
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some time during saturday night.

some time during Saturday night.
s The thief gained entrance IN almost
exactly the same manner as on the
former occasion. First, he ran a bolt
into the staple of the door of the rear
cottage occupied by the Chinese. thus
closing them in. Then with brace
and bit he bored several holes into the
back door until he located the hook,
which he showed up and loose from the
catch. The rest was easy.
Investigation Sunday morn in 8
showed that quite quantity of canned
goods, cigars and other articles Of
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GARDEN ISLAND THIEF
LIKES THE COFFEE SHOP

For the second time in three months
and the third time in a short while,
Lihue Coffee Shop was burglarized
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PoLI4ot.k-N .Aa Queens IIosaifal,
Hcipllnll s-r.r.a r Is. 1911. lanes
" Pollock, aged 46 years. a native
of Scotland
FEnIs1l services ii 3 .sc.1sx this
afteinocn from the ,l:i ,srtakshg par.
lois Of I. r. Williams. Fort street
When some men think, they make .
noise like boiler shop.
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To remove seorch mark cut an oni-
on in two, rub the scorehed part with
it, then soak in cold water. The
mark will disappear in a few minutes.
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HOW ELECTIONS
PROGRESSED ON
THE mainland
tBy Latest NALL


I MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept while
| returns from the primary election are
/ incomplete. il was generally conceded
\ today that Emanuel L. Philip, con-
| sentative Republican, was nominated
for governor by safe plurality
| The race for the Republican nomi-
nation for United States senator APP
! pears to have gone safely to Gov.
Francis z. McGoyern, although his
lead is followed closely By Bancroft
The race for the Democratic guberna-
torial nomination Is between John A.
Awkward and John C. Carel.
BOISE. Idaho, Sept 2,-Returns in
dictate the denomination of United
States Senator James H. Brady and
Gov. John NJ Haines, Republicans. and
the nomination Of James II. Hawley,
Democrat, for United States senator,
and Moses Alexander, Democrat. for
governor Congressman Addison T..
Smith. Republican. has been renomi-
mated.
CONCORD, n. H., Sept. Con
gresham RAYMOND B. Stevens was the
victor in the Democratic contest for
the nomination for United States SEN
ator Senator Jacob H. Gallinger was
unopposed for denomination by the
Republicans. Returns indicate the
nomination for governor of ROLAND H.
Spaulding, Republican, and Albert w.
Noone, Democrat
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. limited
States Senator Reed Smoot was re-
nominated by reclamation by. the Re
publican state convention here. SUI
preme Court Justice W. NJ. McCarty
was renominated.
MACON, Ca, Sept. 2.-Congressman
Thomas W. Hardwick today was nomi-
mated by the State Democratic con-
ventioR here on the fourteenth ballot
to I'LL the unexpired term of the late
United States Senator A. o. Bacon.
The vote was: Hardwick 265, Slaton
1873, Hutehens 4. Nomination is equiv
alent to election.