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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30
Sin cnOe NIT sdrcdcu.

OlU OWDC liil SulNuNNs
3pci 0}dohcu aus Somp0cn 6ci eli
ncr mittcrnddtliGen @crguii.
guugsia6rt in @reeu Spring Sol-
lcD tootlib Ocrlcet. Gos 9luto.
mobiI idoB ne6en elmer Bride
in einen @rd6en
Su 6olge cines 9hItomobiluniolles
lic0t SRI. N}oru G6ii6oIm bon y|r.
3G22, @coar 2lDenuc, @ompOen nit
eincm ShdOelbrud iier6enO inn st.
SSoiep6S 6oipitol~ md6renO Sri.
Saro6 @olo BON Scr. 81 GrliO-
9lucnuc, nit dilBcrcn uno inneren
Gcrlc6un9cu c6cniolls in geid6rli-
c6cn 3uiion0c Ooielbit 6c6onOelt
miro Ger G6ouiicur Sames N}orris
Ggos bon 9tr. 1909, Sorlcm-9loe.,
uno Elm onocrcr Suioiie, GiQiom G.
9iidor0s Don gH. 3t0t, Sompocn-
9lucnuc, famcu nit lcidten Gcrlet-
5lnocn Oouou. 9iagS murOe o6nc
MISUNDERSTANDING fiir Elm Gerbor
am n11iten 6reitog Ourd 9iicbter y.
s. 3inuerman in 9lrlington ieitge.
bolten. gSm. 9Ri6orOs murOe ais
3cuge inter $500 9iir9idboft aeitelt
Ger llnioll ereigncte iib geitcrn
Nlorgen . llbr aui Der @rcen Spring
@ollcu Goao, ais Der Gboniierr Dor
elmer fleincn @ol56riide nit ieiner
@laidine in cincn tieien Grobcn
iouiie unO Damn an Der Iteilen 30
ic6un0 anproltc Ger 9lnproll er-
iolgtc nit louicm arad, Der Die IN
Der gf16e mo6nenOen Scute ber6ei-
lodte. Gie 6ci0cn q Sabre olten
Nla0dcn ulrOen aus Dem 9lutomobil
geidleuOcrt, mdbrcnO iid Die beOcn
01dnncr nit perpeiiclten arditen
iclt6ielten. Ole 6cioen @}dO6en fonu.
ten in 6olgc Der Gunfel6eit crit nod
einiacn N}initcn gcilnOen perOen.
6r1nlcin G6li6olm lag no6e ctncm
9otme nit blut6eiledtem @eld)t
lmO aleiOung 3e6n SUB BON i6r ent-
fcrnt lag 6r0uleiu @olO, Die e6cn-
ialls nit 9lut ii6erltr0mt mar gllle
9eiOe marcl 6eiinnlngsloS. Or &.
6. g3idols BON 4SifesDille murOe BON
Dem llniall in SenntniB gele6t Gr
fam 1T leinem 9lutomobil nad Der
llniollsiicle mO oewdDrte Oen Scr
lcBten oie critic Siilie gllS er Die bei-
ocn @idOden io6, oroncte er an OoB
Oieiel6en iofort nab cincu Soipitol
gcidoift piirocn.
Gas 2httomo6il ge6ort Serrn $.
81. @}aDo Gbomas BON Ger. 10, SiIls-
gole 9loao, GolonO &orf Oelicn
G6nliielr giggs lit. Der 2ebtcrc
mar Gonnerlio9 9lbcno olli ocni @e.
ge nod Der Garage, ais IN Der Sails
9iooO oie beioen NiG06en ituO ipGtcr
9iidoros auina6m uno cine &erguii.
grngsfo6rt intcrno6m 9iggS CAB
Dor &ihtcr Zimmerman in Der 9lr-
lington SBolijeiitotion 5iL inter Dem
GinlluB bon gllfobol geluelen 5n lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30
glrithIeinrnnc.

W1on bat 6eitGnoig oos 0cfiibl Der
Siderbcit nod Dem 9lnle9cn eineS
mciner oGo0icol Cure" 9rudbdn-
Der. &icle 9ler8tc erfenncn Die &or-
t1eile meincr @dnOcr an unO ibiden
lire 8aiienten 3u mir. 9eionocrS
idpicrige Sale iperoeu bier NIT @r.
folg bebanoelt. 2ei6btnOen @unnli-
Striintpfe mo 9lottiuBeinlogen iino
mcinc Spc8iolitdt. Gouiultotion irci-
Z. $. Wicraebcnu,
525 glor0.Gntalu.Strafe.
(Mait7t9,2t, ,25,2729-3t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30

ganoliOsnm" aes0rn auiabiDooo mas in
6inipctr
,Ninmlnno" aci06. aan Giaf Bauotuinc.
opttimnus 4arf," eclnir NDao IdndA
Aluolpiuc. Wiuli mo 3nn5
i,NntcoW5 Hari," g5clipnrl 6cntc Dion
ilA gtr6e GrOliuInA
uloicWilD tnft" 0Clic Wuulaq QruBc
Cf0imin
,,JnlMclcr ScadN iyrClnQ 0cn 90 Wui
nlulc 0tolluuul
,Onunaiicrs tnrl" EnmiinQ 0cu 30 Wai
aruhta ocuilOc9 Sqnlicutli mo Idn5.
N0itbnli im ,,2ertnpin Hari" nlnic 9iau
MiiOA baltimore ncrcH GiiluutOb
tnrl.GUudcrt
SIR hna hcnie MhcuO bon iaH bis 10 llbt
inl oHrulos0ii tgrl liOiiiiHocnnc 0oBcr NO
ioincpc9 Nro0tnmm uulNcllcui luptOcn.
tatlU Nc0u Esprit ............. .IOmlins
rNiiuel uUcrurc" Observation-Disclosures. g8cbcr
-elcilioH pNduea of Toe Olclgopollian
lpgau 0Oui, ..4............. Inhani
30nidcr a1sle hsnl0ur .......... 00uaro9
AtuWupit@Olp gWicnnft 4niiuf ........ Rindto
lpctr gNuidm G. Nuiler)
odliulc sN 60r NnnF ............. Cameron
nNueQtp 1derbnRoO s. GbmpbOHb' geclbUpen
SllcWc3iO aAl ifcato" "............. 0cthcti
9hoiliidlc Noli3lit0cr mo Tdn5c" .Qumpc
NNilD eNumi9 1tup" "..............-.. StcO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30
Gonnifoffcrs slSorf- (Tr1ffnuno.

WrOhcS Scutides SamiIienfcit nnO
Sans. Observation-Disclosures Sanit,
30. Wiai, 200 gindm. gSilfcnsgIue.
Decr 6rcOcrif-9i.- .-GarS Oircft q. 5.@art.
gfoi24,730)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30
glns Ocm 0lut06anic.

Staot-Gontrolcpr S6riit weigert iib,
Der Gommiiiion iiir oiieutliGc
9etric6c Oos monotli6e Soldr 5u
6ejo5len. SanOeIte oui 9lnra.
t6en ocs Stoot Gontroleurs. r.
Gomitc IieQt 9ilie BON itdotiiden
9comtcu oie pcnious6crc6ti9t
iino, oui
Stoot-Gontrolelr E6riit mcIgcrte
lid gcItcru oos @}onotsgebalt iiir
sic orci Wlitglicoer Der Gommiliion
flr 6iicntlidc 9ctricbe imo Oen PIN.
uolt, AZ cntridtcn. @on Der Staot
cr6oltcn Ole bier @erioncn ieocn NO
nat $366.66. Serr Bruce, Der 9lnpolt
Der Gomniiiion, criuhtc oen StoOt-
Gontroleur glcic5 ooraui, Die @riinOe
ou5ugc6cu morum iih Die Sioot
mei9erc, OoS @c6olt 5u cntridten.
Goraui antportetc Scrr Gbriit, Dab
cr ani Gmpfe6lng oeS StuOtprofu.
rators gebonoelt babe. IS lit 10 9nt
luie iider, 0oB Die Gonmiiiion iiir
6ffcutlidc @etric6e Die StoOt uertla.
gen miro.
&eniion fir it60tiibe Am
op0plIfp
lin icitiieaen 5i t0nnen, mie olel
@clo fiir oeu-ftdotiiden @eniionsionO
iiir Oos fommcnOe Sa6r notbig IT.
bat 0os Gomite, melcbeS IN Der lebten
SiBmg Der 9uOgct6e6oroc ernonnt
muroe, 6creitS icinc S9dti9fcit be-
aomcn Gas Gonitc 6citebt ans
Serrn So6n Su6ert, Dem @rdiioenten
Ocs 5ipcitcn &ot1syuciges, Stuot
Gontroleur G6riit nno Stnotprofu'
rotor 5ielo. 9ereits Nuci Gonicrens
gen 6a6cn Die @cnonntcn gebalten
G}opor &reiton nimmt groBes SUITE
rclie an Der 9lngele9en6eit ino it
Dem Goniitc IN ieOcr g9eiie be1iiltlib.
3uerIt miro Oos Gonitr feIhtellcn.
uie piclc ltGOtilhc 9canltc penlions
6eredytigt iinO. Die Geportements-
G6cfs miiiien oieie 9lngo6c mu&en.
Gs ucrlmltet Dab me6r ais iiini5ig
@erionen lGnger ais 5won5tg Sabre
in ltdotii6en Gieniien ite6en0um1s
Nl a den &cfIome fiir 5tcr
nenbonnerfcier.
@roBe 9leAome fir Die Sterncn.
6anncrieier, pclhe pom 6. bis i3.
September itattiinOet uerOen Die
Dlitglicoer ser o9(iiociotion Of @lalter
@hun6crs BON 0lorplonO" IN sltlan.
tic.Gitg MAIDEN, Seocr Der 0iarDldn.
Der GeleQoten Der &ercinigung, mel.
dc an ser GouDentiou IN gltlantic
Stu t6cilnc6men bot cin grpBcS Abs
3cir6cn crbdlten, onf pelhen iid ein
flcines @cmaloe Oes 9ombarocmeutS
BON Sort McScnrD bcimoct Inter
Dem 9ilOc itc6cn Die eritcu 3eilen
Oes Sterncn6annerlie0es.
sc 6Gftige @ o6e tiir ben
Staotrutb.
Die StoOtodter plancn, om GnOe
Der nG6Iicu SSode i6rc Sonntcr-
icricn on5utreten lin Dies 81 crmog.
liten muB in oen nd1ltcn Eogen
oroBe S6dti9tcit entmidcIt pcroen,
oa nod piele iidOtiidc GerOronungcn
oui Dem aolenOer iteben an ieoem
Gage Der fomncnoen gSodc miro
oa6er ser Stnotrotb Sibungcn bal.
ten. nm1i
Ol4,.fn,,. haA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30

G6oic gcgcu 0lount Sermon 9l. g.
81 Gbaie, @io.
S6crpooo u. Is. oegen Sroingtou
g. g. 5u Srpiugton DO. 6wei
Spicle).
@lonrocs gcacu 9lppIctons, i'm
Wionore Spol.
9Sontiacs ge0cn @reif Geom inn
gattcrion-@orf.
9ScerleB ge9eu 9iemiu9tons, i'm Sic.
ltington SOal 6uci Spiclc)
Gcmcos acgcu Gorcps, ST. 9oD
Shore Borf, 9lodmttagS.
&ciiicrstopu ocgeu ct So6n's 9l.
&C.. 3u Gciitcrstown QlO.
Nlon6ottans gegcn Sermonts ju
SDerleu (5pci Spicle).
0lolnt Glare Shop gcoen Gar &c.
portcmcnt 9. & g., olf Dem Spiel
plob Der Griicren.
g9orceiters gegcn Socuit &oint q.
s., I'M @roipcct&orf
@ruenwaIoS 0egen GogerS, I'M
Yaitcrion-@orf.
Greomlun0s gcgen Souraoille, 81
2ourooille (5wci SpeD.
Siluans 9e9en Baltimore SuniorS,
5u SoparopiIle (5wei Spielc).
Nlouut @oi6ington gcgeu @oIs
6roof, I'M @olbroof GUal (5tuei
Spiclc).
8ouion gegen gScit 6oreit &orf, 5u
@cit 8orcIt &orf (5wei Spiele).
@as onO electric aegen 2'Siron-
tcllc, 5u 9iiutou (5wei Spiele).
SenrD Sonnc6orn So gegen 81 S..
@olmarD &c. i'm Gruio Sill @ort.
.. & 8. Central gegcn Gornegie
Steel Goy I'M Carnegie Sual.
glooms GrprcB So. gegen S9ilc
Brothers, inn Carnegie SOal.
0ouicl N}illcr So. gegen s. O..
6. 6. g. %. Co. imi Gliitou.@orf
Soupoen 9oDs gegen GOgecombeS,
3u Sompoen (5mci Spiele)
9ceds 9egen Nlcrciuns, III @uDnus
Sails @orf (jluei Spiele)
@aiterions gegcn 9iurton gSbitc
Sor, inn %ottcriou.@ort (5pei
Spielc)
@eitern Smperiols gegen Notio.
nails. i'm 9lotionol Spal (5uei
Spiele).
sroQuois gcGen 0leriooles, I'M 50.
iaocttc 9l0emue Cpal (jiuei Spielc)-
@eiteru 9IilsStors gegeu Sarlems,
inn Sorlcm 0Uol (5iuci Spiele)
9lllnorcs gcgen 9ounorps, 5l @u-
OcrlB (5wei Spiele)
GpDnnolos gegen gSiltons, i'm
g9ilfcns glUcnue Spol (5pei Spielc).
Elcoiout @ill oe0en SnperioIs,
I'M @pDnns Sails Forf (5iuct
5piclc).
9runswid gegcn 9Ii66urton SUM.
oerS, inn 9rlnsmid DIAL Guc
Spiele).
Soluorooille Suniors gegeu SiIs
pans, 81 Sig6lonotown (5pci
Spielc).
Chicago gcocn 9oIton 81 @opanS
(5pei SpielG).
gIt5letics gegen GleDclano, 5l @elt
9lrlington 5mei Spicle).
glcu Yorf gegen &oi6ngtou, 5n
SompOeu 5mei Spiele).
Gctroit gcgeu ct. Souis, inn Sin-
tingoon 9loenuc Gool (3lpei Spile).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30

Vtit ocm Ne9innc 0cr Hellcloilon
louie tein 2eier 0es ,Geuiidcn Cor.
reIpoHocutcn cs intcrlaiict iid
pd6rcuo icncrt gIbpeicnbeit ocn tda.
ii6en uGorreiponoehtcu~ oabinicn-
ocn 81 loiicn. no CT iid oui6dIt, mo
bcionocrS ioIlte es fein Mann oocr
leinc 6rou uttcrlaiicn. iid Ocnu 0elt'
idcn Gorrciponocitcn" 3u 6citclen,
uenn iic einc gleiie nab Dem
&atcrlanoe mamcu Gicle 6obcn cs
aus Gria6rlmg fcnnen gclcrnt me
anoencbm cs lit. etpoS g1cncs ans
oer@cmai6 3u eriobren, menu tie Ian.
gcre 3cit abneieno limo. lmO Der
,Qcttibe Correspondent bictet oen
~cicrn iteis oos 9leuciie mas in Der
Siaot, ilu Siaate mo i'm gan3cn
Sanoc poiiirt uno ga bcionoers in
oeuiidlduoiidcn 3eitmgen ie6r pc.
mia ii6cr gmcrifo beridiet miro, lit
ser o0cntidc Gorreiponocnt~ bon
Baltimore iluluer milfonumcn mo
miro ioaar bel inicrcn &eitcrn I'M al.
ten Saierlanoc ic1r gcrn gclcicn. g9cr
Den ~Ccitiden Gorreiponocnten" fir
Die Sommcrlrilbe oocr nod Geltid.
louo 5u bclieuea lpiinidt. ioIlte ent.
mcoer cine 4Soitfartc ieaocn, oocr per
lelep1on ct, @oul 3l73 aui-
rLlgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30
Bran0 in GnOmclt. gaItimure.

Braun in SiiOuclt-YaltimOre.
Dnrd cine 5eucrsbrunit ultroc gc'
iicri Morgen ocr ouSAeoc5ntc Stall
Scr Baltimore 9rid Company" an
Der Goluubia.glpcnuc, pcitlih BON
Alinam-StraBc, Oolliidnoig 3crilort.
Die iih bel ocm @ranoc cntipidelnoc
cnormc 0iBe lieB eiue gr0Bcrc gIn.
3a6l IN Scr 9}d1c oeS in 6lammcn itc-
benoen @cbduOcs angebrabter cleI.
triicbcr Irdbtc i1mcI5cn lm0 5lr Or
DC iollen iuoour1 Die 6cucupe6r.
mannidaitcu bel ibrer glrbeit in nidt
unerbeblider @efo6r ibuebten. Sn
oeul Stale IN aroBen 0lcngcn nuige-
itapclteS 0cu bot oen 6lammen oic
oentbar giiniiigiic 9la6riing. s. 9iceic
9Sitder, Scr @eihaitsiii6rcr Der Gom.
pam cntoedte ais eriter oas 6euer,
morauf Ger gieaer G6arlcs @eslep,
ein gInoeiteIlter. oie Scueriuc6r olar-
mirtc. Ger Sdaoen, pelder inge-
f16r $4,000 6ctragen oiiriie, foil olird6
Geriidcrlng bill gcoedt iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30

Sin 6crrlidles Set feicrt Oas
3eutidlt6nm galtimOrc's am 9Rou.
tag i'm 9liDcrpiclu.&arf Oas Mai.
icmicit. Die WciongUcrcinc UcrOcu
idl1ne Gh1rc iinaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30

6miidunastooe.
sIuBcr Oen slpei spieIcn uui Dem
o5coerol. 2iaoFarf" finoen 5eutc in
uno Inn Baltimore iolecnOe Spicle
itott.
DicGorniid 50. aeaen G6eiicrs, 3il
@eitport
Sporrows @oiut 6ircnen aeael
Snoepcuocnts, 81 G0eiapeofc Cpol
g2ort6erns gegen @os ouO Glcc.
tries, i'm Gruio SillARarf
Sopfius geacn Ct 9Iijo6ctbs, I'M
RotierlonEarf.
9eScos gegen @olparo Forts, inn
0omoro.@orf (5lpei Spiclc)
@lontioros acacn 9fcuiinatonS. i'm
Bennington Spal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30
Critc MuublidltGgfnriiOu OerSuiiOn
Nnmpfcr nNrenmIan0D

Wioutag, Den 4. Snui 1914,
inter ben 9luIpi5ien ocS Baltimore
glcIt glr. 3, 50. Orioles" 9nmpicr
uerlaht 8uh pou SrOaoluag z 9lbOs.
(Dioi30-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30

0ruher 9InsfIng II Baltimore
gasern-@crcinD Wliaer's 9Sdrf
(SuuonIH SOnntag, 81. Nioi 1915
-6intritt: Serren 75ey 0nncu 25e.
(@lni 2430-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-30

VaHe sur NcIfr iu'S gInelaub befOrai
g. Statue, vi. fl3, Ca,@aliim0resG sGtrs
uaDg 0uliOm &uulc slDe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17
ANTI-SALOON. LEAGUE WORK MUST
Be TOF|N|SH, SAYS Agent PATTY
By GEORGE ". PATY

in accord with the temperance move
ment on the mainland the Anti-SalOOn
League of Hawaii is coming into line.
At the beginning of the new year.
Rev. J. w. Wadman became the super
intendent of the league. Mr.. Wad-
man left Honolulu on the 18th on a
tour of Kauai, accompanied by the
Rev Henry P Judd, superintendent Of
the Sunday schools of Hawaii Mt
Wadman will speak to the public
school pupils on neral training and
talk temperance to the churches and
the general public, while Mr.. Judd will
speak in the Sunday schools
The Anti-Saioon League has about
IS established agents in the different
churches and Sunday schools who will
carry forward the work in their dis
lrlcts, The league sent COmmunica.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17
REPUBLIC TRUCKS EXPECTED TO AID
RETAILER IN DELIVERY Of GOODS

The transportation experts Of the
big mainland firms, who have solved
the truck problem, know motor trucks
from radiator to tail lights. They are
no longer experimenting as they dbl
in the early days Of the industry.
They are using Republic trucks with
universal success. They know they
are built by men who devote their
entire time and energy to the produc-
ton of one model and that model is
standardized throughout
The motor in the Republic truck is
the worlds staE'iard continental of
80 H. P. The transmission is the stan
dard Covert" type. designed especial
ly for motor trucks. Gemmer Steer
ing gear. Eiseman Magnetic, roller
bearings and Schebier carburetor.
This truck is bound to become
equally as popular IN Hawaii, for
light delivery, as the Federal has al
ready done for heavier work.
The price. too. is an important fac
tor and never before has light truck
been placed on the market in Homo
lulu for $500 that can anywhere near
approach the Republic for equipment
and SprFicCahiIitY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17

There is no sentiment about the
transporting of freight. 1t is a dol
lars-and-cents proposition one of
the troublesome problems with which
the merchants of Honolulu have al
ways had to contend.
Progress. competition, traffic reg
ulations, the increased speed Of the
business world-all have made the
motor truck a necessity. It is as i'm
portant to modern business men as
railroads, steamships, the telegraph
and the telephone.
The Schuman Carriage Company
has just received a shipment Of Re
public 2000-lb. trucks, with a view of
helping the retailer solve his prob
lem of transportation. Heretofore it
has never been possible to procure a
light truck. such as the Republic is,
without the accompanying drawback
Of being equipped with pneumatic
tires, This is a serious matter, as
many merchants have hesitated to use
the ordinary pneumatic tire for quick
deliveries. The Republic. however, is
equipped with solid tires of ample
size
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17

tons 10 every congressman OF the
United States and a circular letter to
each Anti-SaIOOn League state super
intendent, and also to each supertn-
tendent Of The w. {. T. /. in all the
states We hope that this Congress
will pass the GrOnna bill
see much discussion on the pro-
hib!ticn question in the morning pa
per. I see that Senator Judd believes
in }Ccal legislative action rather than
federal legislation. but | notice that
there was no radical temperance leg
!sIation either IN 1870! or 1913 and am
convinced that if We wait for local
Legislative action it will be like lock
ing the stable door after the horse is
stolen. What about the one man
ln"nth that Is killed rs til" direct re-
suit Ut drunkenness, and twice as
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17

many as the indirect result, and the
poverty degradation, and the disease
and crime, and the 10 persons on
the tabu list? Shall all these things
continue while we wait for the public
to become aroused enough to elect
senators and legislators with temper
ance principle enough to pass a: pro-
hibitfon law?
Some people say Go slow; don't be
too radical" How slow would we go
If a deadly poison with tempting
flavor were offered for sale to our chill
dren. with a pure food label on II?
What is liquor in the last analysis
in the light Of the goth century SCI
entific investigation Alcohol is q
poison and none the less deadly be-
cause when taken in small quantities
it's action is slow. What is mistaken
for stimulant is the action Of the
circulating system endeavoring to
throw off the poison. Later il larger
amounts are taken it stupefes the
brain and deadens the nervous system.
Shall We wait for the education Of
the young? @e..rsa
After the return OF Mr.. Wadman
and Mr. Judd from Kauai on thr 2eth
they will visit Maui and Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17
VARIETY OF AUTOS, CARS, TRUCKS
To Won HAMM-YOU Nc co. THIS WEEK

islands, but some of the purchasers
will have TO be disappointed on &C
count OF the stormy weather prevail
ing, which prevents the Inter-lsland
Company from taking cars for ship
ment.
The Wagenhals light delivery truck
is the first of its kind to arrive in
Honolulu and will soon be seen on
the streets and will no doubt attract
q" much attrnti"u here 4" II ~. on
the mainland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17

The steamer Lurline brought for
the Won Hamm Young CO. this week
a specially large consignment of au,
tonlobiles. comprising Cadillacs, with
runabout and touring car bodies, va
riOus models Of Bucks from the
small model B-24 runabout to the BIS
touring car, and also one of the new
Wagenhals light delivery trucks.
A Qumber OF the Bucks and Cadil-
lao which just arrived have been
sold 10 Various parties on the other
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-05

Seventy.fve or a hundred dollars
invested in the repair of rent house
fixing up the roof, stopping up the
cracks in the walls, repainting the
outside, lettering the sanitary condi-
tion-would be a good investment for
the owner; It would make the prop
city authorities should see that
every hundred dollars expended.
There are hundreds of rent houses in
Dallas that need rehabilitating. The
city authorities that should see that
the owners make them comfortably
habitable. Labor would be employed
small commercial affairs stimulated
out OF their embarrassment, and thou
made happy and hopeful!-Dallas
Democrat
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-05

For years the editor of the Register
has been protesting against the IT.
reverent - almost blasphemous - use
of Xmas instead of Christmas. It
is therefore with pleasure that we clip
this from the Honey Grove Signal;
"The only Christmas suggestion the
Signal has to offer is this: In writing
the word do not have an X reprehent
Christ. People who cannot write their
names usually make an X and in
algebra the X usually represents an
unknown something. Let's not shorten
the holy name down to an 'X.'"-East
Texas Register.
Xmas is barred in The Eagle Of.
fee and always has been.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-05
FOOTBALL FOR CHARITY.

An effort is being made to match a
football game to be played next Satur-
day evening on the Allen Academy
grounds between a team composed OF
the Bryan boys who are students of
A. & NJ. College and a picked team
composed of players from the teams
Of Bryan Baptist Academy, Allen
Academy and the Bryan Stars. The
proceeds Of the game are TO be given
to the Christmas fund Of the Knights
Of Pythias of this city. The crarge of
admission will be % and Is cents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-05
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING


Draper, N, C.-Mrs. Helen Dalton, OF
this place, says: IL suffered for years,
with pains In my left side, and would
often almost smother TO death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then would get worse again. Final
ly, my husband decided he wanted me TO
Try Cardui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me a bottle and began using Il.
II did me more good than all the medi-
ines had taken.
have induced many OF my friends Il
try Cardui, and they all say they have
been benefited by It's use. There never
has been, and never will be, medicine
10 compare with Cardui. | believe II 10
a good medicine for all womanly trou-
bles."
For over 50 years, Cardui has been re-
lleving woman's sufferings and building
weak women up TO health and strength.
II you are a woman. give II fair trial.
II should surely help you, as II has Q
million others.
Get a bottle Of Cardui to-day.
W,hs 10; Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies,
ADVISORY Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn, for SysrisS
Treatment for Women" In plain unppsr. NO. i2s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-05
CARRANzA WILL
BLOW UP TUNNELS
(By Associated Press.l

Washington, Dec. 5. The British
Embassy in Mexico City says It is re-
ported Carranza will destroy the rail.
road from Mexico City to Vera Cruz
by dynamiting the tunnels.
British cotton consigned to the in.
terror is held up at Vera Cruz. The
British Ambassador here told the
State Department that England might
not object to villa becoming candi-
date for the Presidency of Mexico, de-
spite England's charges against villa
for killing the British subject, Benton
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-05

Mrs. Bruce Reed OF Port Arthur, In
her report on Conservation, at the
recent State Federation meeting in
Galveston, among other interesting
things, said
Your chairman wishes that every
club be prevailed upon TO add to its
study course for the coming year, the
extension service work in bird study
offered by the State University. The
very title of this course, The Aesthet-
ic and Economic Value OF Birds, is
an index TO its scope.
I'VE all know how much the birds
add to the worlds forms OF beauty,
and that were they to die out com.
pletely all other manifestations Of life
must soon follow them into extinction,
through the rapid destruction OF all
vegetation by pests no longer held in
check by their inveterate foes"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-05
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Ready.made advice seldom fits the
case.
When a man has gone to seed 1t is
time to plant him.
When a bachelor tires of the simple
life he gets married,
There are times when the tender
passion is a tough proposition.
Many a preacher exhausts his con
gregation before he does his subject
Many a man fails because he would
rather make money quickly than hon
ectly.
A man always tells his wife he does
not care what the neighbors say-but
he does.
No matter how low a dressmakeI
cuts an opera gown, she gets the bill
high enough.
As long as some men are able Il
contract new debts they don't let thei
old ones worry them.
The clam has a larger mouth in pro
portion to his size than man, yet thu
clam never talks about his neighbors
Don't waste your time worryin
about how the world got along befor
you came into It, or how it is going
4 to get on after you leave it.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-05

There is reported to besa great de-
mand for cotton in Germany and Aus
tria. and that from IA to IS cents a
pound is being paid for It there. 1t is
worth less than half that here. Why?
Is there anybody with, an average
amount OF gray matter who believes
Il costs from to ~ cents a pound
to ship cotton to Germany? There is
something dead up the creek, but we
are not able to tell where It is.