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The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

knots; armament. 12-pounders: tor
pedo tubes
IsOs-7-2 boats. $50 to go tons, 8 knots;
| 2 4-inch guns; 2 torpedo tubes.
IsT-s-5 boats. l.oe7 to 1.osO tons. 3
knots, 2 4-inch guns. 2 torpedo tubes.
I9Os-s-ls boats, SsT to S7S tons, q knots.
l 4-inch and 12-pounder guns, torpedo
tubes.
1sOe-lO-9O boats. 10 to 10 toAs, 2 knots.
2 finch. 12-pounders and torpedo
I tubes.
ls1O-r-2s boats. rs to $40. tons. q to a
knots. guns as former.
billed boats, soS TO se4 tons. . to
S2 knots, finch and / machine gun.
tubes.
fsl2-l3-9O boats. ss5 tons. . knots. ;
finch and l machine gun. and 2 double
torpedo tubes.
The above III boats are all in service.
with the exception OF two OF the 1s12-ls
program, which are being hurried for
ward. as are also the sixteen boats pro-
vided for in 1913 All Of them-are turbine
driven, and with the exception OF the
1905 boats burn oil fuel exclusively. Ger
many has never admitted the necessity
for the destroyer as the English know
II, and her vessels classed as such in
British publications are merely large
torpedo boats" in Germany. They are as
a rule faster than their British contem-
pOrdrleS. OUT, DelnB also CONSIDERABLY
smaller. would be more likely to lose
their speed at sea. They carry a much
less powerful equipment OF guns, but
make up for this by the extra number of
torpedo tubes.
Germany Has I3I Destroyers.
Germany has 1s1 completed destroyers.
all save one $50 being in home waters
The following is a summary OF them:
machine guns and three torpedo tubes.
Forty-two. launched 1Sss-lsO5. 3s4-4s0
tons. speed, twenty-eight knots. thirty
four projectiles. two machine guns, three
torpedo tubes
-Four. launched 1906, 40 tons. thirty
knots, "A projectiles, two machine guns,
three tubes. ... ....
One. launched 1906. $50 tons, thirty knots,
124,projectiles. thirty-four projectiles, two
machine guns, three tubes.
Thirteen, launched 1861 52o-56O tons,
thirty knots, 124 and thIrty-four projec-
tiles, two machine guns, three tubes.
Twelve, launched 1s07-S, 545 TONS thirty
two knots, 224 projectiles. two machine
guns, tubes
rs projectiles, two machine guns, three
tubes. .
Fffty-two, launched 1soe-i3, 55s-s43 tons,
thirty-two and one-half knots, rs pro-
jectiles, two machine guns, four tubes.
1t will be seen that the latest German
destroyers carry practically the same ar
mament as our coastal torpedo boats,
though the former are much faster. Ger
many has no modern torpedo boats what
ever. Our aggregate numerical superiority
in destroyers Is 216 to l31. and the fol-
lowing is a statement of the armament
Of the two fiotillas:
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
France Has Only EiEhty-four.

France has 81 completed destroyers, Of
which the majority, displacing under 400
tons. are armed with one nine-pounder
and six <hree-pound guns and two tor
pedo tubes, The latest boats, Is in num-
Der, are Of about 80 tons and carry two
3.s-inch and four nine-pound guns and
three or four torpedo tubes. There is also
a large number of fairly modern torpedo
boats distributed between Dunkirk,
Calais, Brest and the Mediterranean
ports.
In the Baltic Russia has s. modern de-
stroyers and there is not the least doubt
that the whole Of the Black Sea feet will
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

In torpedo-boats the two forces are
more or less equal. but in vessels for at
tacking torpedo craft there is a great
advantage on the British side.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

KR. apd Mrs. Lucius Stone
M started out in married life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-16
DALLAS

DALLAS. " Va Hay In. 81,
shssh as sis-n a. the ualiss hAli re-
rentiI - trCai talrnt vii - river
s<.in ssturdAy e. enirE. Nay :lrd. Irnis
b~fcr. and there vii - eoobs r.. !.
larre aaaisnc@ o. hsAr a.
chariey Howard snd Arnstront Blak.
80 o.sine-s visitors In Elm Grove
Mr. Eta Afi-y aad asssh,sr. Mss
Ts....ere shoPpinE In whesiinx on
s-.ersl from Data. attended IN.
..e.inr of the Aa1orsNiiie school FridAy
end Al report g~ry Eood time
NJ ana Mr. sam Cridsr and children
sitnt lat sabbath vita M and Mr.
The Wind storm % Tuesday evening
el1 considerable damage around I~IIa-
good size building Nas blown d.,vn
- sn ssldSel. glass door Was
apple trees were bi0~n down sns otb.r
e,rAses too numerous 20 mention
~. Archer. Who has been .~riouslv
- ~ i ,a his narrs has return
NJ and Mrs. Roe Hsndsr-on are IN.
bf..o parents OF new baby Efrl
M Jennie Rixgie has returned 20
~,,h 1tii ~ sssd Hin. after a VISIT
Mrs John Black and Mrs clvs.
s,IS~ford we're calling on frfencs al
Pat" Ryan. IN. local paper h.nx.r
u very busy hanging paper an IN.
Or 2 ", woodrun received nj. new
Mr, and Mrs George Campb.u. Mr.
No ars frank LdEgstt and Mr. and
nirs. Arthur Campbell came out IN thefT
- i' 1. iSunaay from Elm Grove and visit
Mrs Donnas Hickey. Of Elm Grow
visiting her mother. Mrs. orimes
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SISTERSVILLE

~ sIsr ERSVILLE. W. Va, May Isl.
y. schoy has returned from a business
trip TO Pittsburgh.
Those who attended the violin and
Black and Helen Slemaker al Mi de
Ghantal Thursday afternoon. were: Mrs.
Julia Graham. Mrs. X. :. Bull and
Daughter Margaret. Misses Martha and
tempe Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Neu-
enschuander. Mrs. Jack Kincaid. s. A.
senator and Mrs. @. b. siemaker. Miss
Julia Anne Slemaker and her house
guest Miss Jane Jackson Of Parkers-
mick.
Mrs; Mary J. Talbot accompanied by
Miss Evelyn Nrsbitt OF Sardis. o., feft
Thursday for Urbana, o. 90 visit her
daughter. Mrs. George Durham
Miss Merritt OF Shinnston and Miss
guests OF Miss Delete Merritt LEFT
Thursday FOR their homes
Miss Ullman OF oregon, who has been
spending few DAYS with her sister
Miss Harriet Ullman left THURSDAY ar
ternuoon Tor Muskogee. Okla
Mrs. Emma Tompkins OF Indianapolis.
few weeks with Mrs. Biaineneids.
Mrs A. NJ. Douglas and family, and
MS Mss- Frances Mason and family have
i iei, ior an extended visit with relatives
Mrs David Thoenen and Miss Ress
hussel are visiting relatives in Park
The Epworth League OF the NJ r
church met Thursday evening IN thu
church parlors. Following the busf-
ness meeting which consisted OF the
election OF ofhcers. dainty refreshments
were served
DR.. J. H. Clarke. rector OF ST. Paurs
church. has gone to St Marys 90 hold
services In the Episcopal church AZ that
place. " ''"'
Miss Efhe Mccoy Of MiddIebourn. f.
the guest Of Miss Flora McCoach OF
Iharles street for several DAYS
Miss Alice Mcdonald Of f'Iarhsbur1
- the guest Of Mrs. Wade DufTy Of fbe
south side VI '"e
". y. Nissan and son Fred left Fri
sunday with relatives. ''ei
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FOR RENTAL a substantial re-
duction. large outside room 5th
Z loor Schmulbach Bldg. Size
l5x25h feet. Finest in building.
Possession Immediately. Lease ex-
pires May LIST, 1915. Apply DIR.
Harry kraatz, Dentist, End. floor,
Reilly BLDG.
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the qualified voters 81 said Nashinqton
country District. to decide whotber me-
VII raufy or reject the foregoing order.
and the ballots used In said elcrfi,t,
shall have printed thereon as a csrti,r
the following
a special election 20 authorize or ri.
Jet the issuance and sale OF bonds ir
the amount OF Twenty Thousand 40 "a
0O0b Dollars. for the purpose ~ 80.
purchasing a new site. building con-
pleting. charging. repairing and fur-
nishing the school house on tho Cisrt
property. corner F1fth and Center gtrcc.
IN the Town Of Fulton. in washington
Country District County of ohio. Sfste
% West Virginia. and also 10 aufhorigc
special bond levy 81 twenty cents o.
esording 70 the order of the Board or
Education ~ said District made and on
tered on the twentieth day Of Aprit
1914. 20 pay the interest and rro,ife /.
sinking fund for the discharge 81 The
bonds nov being voted upon"
And also. directly underneath sstd
caption IN separate lines shall be- p-trs-
"a the following words.
FOR BONDS"
AGAINST BONDS"
FOR THE LEVY"
AGAINST THE Lew
The aggregate amount Of the fndebt-
edness IN said Washington Country fae-
trict now existing ana authorized. r. a.
follows
building Fund-Nothinr
Teachers Fund=Nothinr
Hended and other indebatedne-s-
The amount 81 taxable property OF all
kinds within said washington Counfr,t
District d. fsf6. 876 % Dollars
Given under ny hand this twentieth
day OF ND'''i niIseliiARp 4 STEIN
4. G. WAGNER.
Hccretary. my-a-fg
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LATEST MAGAZINES.

onefourth of an the female stu.
d'nta in the German universities are
studying medicine.
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HUNTER, OHIO

HUNTER. o. MAY 1B-wiiliarn n
King. candidate for county conmI.~fon-
er was In town Wednesday
W. a. Lucas has been az Dayton on
business the Tore part OF the week
George Phillips. OF Pitcher va. On
town Tuesday on business
John Travis and Andrew Byers ver.
business callers In Wheeling saturday.
"wednesday " ~"
Rush Holiingsworth and family and
hazel Conway were at bethesda wed-
neSday on business
Mrs. VIM. Barnes and dauRht.r Nal
ne. are visiting At Stumptown. mi.
week. Nii"
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-New fire-proof bust
ness building, enormous stores
or salesrOOms on every floor. sep
arate or together. Best business
location. Free from fire or flood.
Main part ready next month.
Jas. l.. Hawley 1861 Main St.
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cost.

LoST-Collie dog. orange and white. st
Noodsdale. Reward ~ returned to
Joe Speidel. Jr.. Bell 373 Altenheim.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Eotios . SSSS1SSiSS.-,s ', 1900,

Hoties % Nanufactufsrs. 5osbsrs' NJ
chants and other Whoissais DeaIsrs-
. MI llE IS tiEHEHf GIVEN TFaf
The state Board IN control 81 ~. et.s.
% West Nirginia VIII receive bids dsf,v
- its office "a Charleston West VfrRinfs
state Institutions. the financial nance.
ment n which o. vested IN aafd V,I.r,f
contracts viii BE- awarded 20 the Iopegf
bidders. quality considered. end Other
things hciuE equal. West Nlrginia deal
err WI lo given prefcrencs
LISTS 81 supplies needed viii be FUR.
riahen bidders on rrrrfrf OF ranurnf q
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ja-l-f Charleston. West Virginia
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DIE

SCHEHK-On Wednesday. May "a. 1914
a. ~ o'clock A. m. 81 Columbus ohio
MISS MARY ". SCHENK The re-.
mains VIII b taken 20 the residence
OF her cousin. Geo. Wilbcrt No. gOf
Market street.
Funeral on Saturday morning At s.l1
o'clock Requiem high mass At 81
Nlphonsue church at ? o'ciock
Friends or the family respectfully in
Nited. lnterment at Mt. Calvary Gem
cfcry.
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PERSONAL.


CONSULT MRS. MEADOW 49, 49,,
eialrFot ant and medium. On ali b.,-i-
mess and love affairs. do not fail 10 CON
SUI tlia Eiftcd medium. whose rtff
,pules from The spirit world: strangely
IascinatinE and Interesting are the VOID,
that fall from the lipa OF this ruffurrT
and interesting woman
~ h.enls. indeed az if her knowiedaa
must come from that r1vafrrirffs 49,
on winch We All would know. vrf lone
lhE. cannot know. She looks far ayt-s,,
INTO INC Dim. mysterious future fhc
great hevoud-acroea tho de,t go.
Which Hcparafes the human hodv fro,-5
mo flltting soul-and that which A. ~
be- told " ~ t'
Sho is surely a woman OF The r,..t,.-.
time. 30 HOME so san No 49, 80
So UREAWY UTT WHAT ctfr go
EEiNG SUNSHINE AND HAPPrNf..s
o.. Cor. fth and Center SITS. FULTON "
Va Take any out the pike car from
y. -LuL mV-T1-f
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wANTED-Agents. make $1,000 this
year. he your own boss-independen
abundant money-your time your own
Al or spare ume--Rt homo or travelling
Write T. NJ. Fcltman sales mgr. sos
sycamore St. Cincinnati. o.. to-day Tor
IuLL ItrIculars my-l6-S
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wANrED-Colorcd agent. Reneftt or
der &loO TO 5000 monthly TO hustler
Write quick. Address Box 7G-ao9. Cin-
Nilhei' - my-i6-g
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RICHARD 4 STEIN.


Therefore. pursuant 90 the forer,fpr
order q Richard 4 stein Proclaim ~
INC Hoard ~ Education ~ aaid Wash-
inrton Country District In the COUNTY 81
ONO state - West Virginia Do hereby
proclaim and appoint Tuesday the aeth
daN ~ MAY. 1914. between tho hours ~
sun riee eud sunset - that dav AZ The
usual voting ularc e. said washington
,"unt ~ IHstrict ~ The time and places
% which an election shall be held b.
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WANTED-Agents. make big money sell
ing our line OF specialues. Write io-
our new cataog. and free sample. Har-
rer Specially Sales Co. 3s4t Cambrid
St. Philadelphia Pa. mV-fs-r
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Be(o6nte gcOul6.

Sine biibife 0eidihte bic BEN 0ors
sug bat moby gu iein, er3dblt Elm
enalii6eS 8lntt. Seoen Snmstug
ipeifte Elm betnnnter en9liiher Sour
noIilt bel einem ieiuer 9erpanb.en.
limb isit Spei Subren mubte DIR I'm
%gIidsmenid jeren Snmstos bic
S6ilosruln zines oufreqenpen Sam
pies, in tpel6em iein @oitge6er. Der
Noior g., ii6 emit gang beionoers
ous9e3ei6nst bnten po1te, onbOren.
9afir 1T sr iebt nber oud in onltdns
bigger Weiie belobnt moroen. Der
Maior, Der Dor tur3em einem Shlo9z
cHfoa erlegen 1T. Bat Elm Seitoment
binterloTen, in Dem er Dem nunmebr
gIiidIid geDoroenen lln9liidsmenid)sn
.;um 0ont fir Die 6reunolihteit uno
6ofIidteii. bic er m ben 9ng leste,
inoem er iih pon mir 103mol ben
&arp' bei SipnlaG er5Gblen lieB",
SIS Yiuno Sterling permodte. ST.
Der 9ortrog, ben er 9ebuIoig nit ans
b0ren muBte. 1T inn olio NIT 5
pfuno Sterling be5nblt woroen 49,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Is
Gin SperGrrmagcn.

0enn nan bon einem Wenf6sn
iuet, er eITe ME Elm @oeel. 70 meint
man oepo6nlih bamit, er eiIe tuenig.
Eielts tam pertsbrter isir. oeHn bic
@rgeI eiIeR i'm Serbdltni5 gu i6rtr
Grobe gang ouBerorCeHiiia pIel. Sn
rem Sropfe zines Sperbers fanpen il6
Bic Refe pcn 70 Raupen. "A &dferr.
elmer 6eInmaus uno eintm 9lutescl.
0as nur uter fiber nur size lei3te
W}a6lseit ilr rem 8ogel. Ctr Gperz
Ser, Der Td) tauptiiAli6 BON MiuieH
ndbrt, IoQ in einem Wonat bis gu
1CC0 Stiid oo0on oertiIgel. 0eitsr
teri1tet man Dor elmer se5ahmIen
S.eintule, Die bintsreinonter iieben
mduie pcrf6Iarg. 0rsi StunotH
Ipater bate lie i4On mieeer &unger
uno psr3ebrie nod peitere Grauhen.
9o5 mciite Ideint nber oas Gotteblz
Gen in oieler geSiehung lsiiten gu tOnz
zen. Man Bat eireu niefer sierIiden
86gel an einem Sls aessnipiirmer
bon I'M @an5en IA SUB Sdnge pers
fpeiien feben, obrs ooB Ii6 oas Gez
piht ces 8o9eI5 mertli9 p~uourt6 per-
me9rt bate. Oiefe Miirmer miroen
8uiammen SC 0romm gcpogen bnbeE.
mdbreno ibr tleiner Moroer ieIbIt
taum bic 9dlfte tpoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
J(cucS g(as.

Cine @~rfinolng BON n%eittra9enber
8~eoeutung lpuroe Dislsr Snss in 2on=
Don gum erItea W?als porsefiibrt, Elm
nSi6ertsiisglos". lei benz nGe &C.
fnbren. Die our6 bic leidte 3erbrsA>
lidteit oe5 0loIes entItebsn, permie=
ben iino. 0ns 9lns 1T ous brsi
ourdii6tiqen &0rpern 5uInmmengez
iebt: 5piI6en 5nei Glasi6ei5en
lpiro ein oi1ne8 SIott 9plonit (eine
Dirt 3eGuIoin) aelsgt. nit GIptoie ols
9inosmittel, uno Dos Gnn5e piro
ourh sinen i~tnrten bporoulihen
Druid 3uidmmengeprebt. 9ei Der
9orfiibrung fpurbe 5und6it cine Spei
9funo id)pere GiientugeI an einen
bier Meter tdn9en 6open oufsebdngt
unp ME Gin pencel 9ei6pun9en.
Sraf bie &u9eI ouf gep0balides oides
0los, 10 Ipr0ng es in tnuieno Stiids;
oud 0robtgls muroe SeripIittert uno
ons 0rubtneb 3erriHsn. Oooegen
seripIitieyte bos Siderbeit8glus BEL
bemielten GtoB niht i'm gerin0itsn;
nan borte nur Elm Iei6tes Snnden.
Gine 6lintentu9el profile BON een
eiren 3on biden 9Ioie nb uro rief
rur orei Spriinge hsrpor, pGhrenr
cine unter tenTelten 8soireuneen lbz
eeidoiiene 8u9el feds 3Oa itortss
8los Qlatt burdi9lo9en bate. 9os
nsus 8l1s ion ou6 pOlio roisbes=
Hiher" ietn. oa es nit 0iomonten,
pie lie Ginbre6er benuben. nidt ses
ihuitten frerhen tnnn.
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Ranu2 Sn5e id g:iflufen2

p(uIus Quot tu g-luiluftH!
Gin Rifheln uno GoI6eln i'm SIur.
Dos Set IT, aus. 9is OdIte getel.
6err Nolte pumpt Megsr in nGsr
giIe I'm l Start an.
sd psros es zen MGoGen brett
seben." iosts Ne0sr; sr trt's ober
ni6t; Holts 1T IopisIo fduI.
Oos WdoGen eebt nit cen Gditsn
6irunter.
5rau Meper sie5t in ouer GiIs
pier @eirrsfte 3uInmmen.
Oos WdoGen fehrt Surud.
.Soten Sic eigentlih Wein tez
tOmmsn?" fogte 6rou Mensr nit iiiBe
Ii6em Qd6ein. 9os W1eden bot
cine obHl;hs Nifdur9 nal burn Bic
Sire beobodtet uno Iebat rniirriid
db.
5rau Merer 31Glt nos Gi!6et nab.
Sic tann INNER rnh nitlt BON Der
@.bobsnGeit ees JsItss CUR Qsofn ns3
gutogs 5uriidfinren.
,@s mar bob Gin t3ItIifer Ibeno!
Was, WGnne?" ~flIitert ie 5SrtliA.
pGbreno Iis oonn ibr @ei6meice obs
tut.
n@ott fei Oont, bnB ss fir oieIes
Ssabr rum it," %nntlportet er uno
5srrt erimmig OH feinem ourd9epei6s
ten &rogen.
Sn Der 9ii6e mndt Nnno 8olIs.
Sbr finiterss GeIidt ldBt ubnen. BOP
Der 8argelo= umlauf i'm Oeuti6en
8ei9 nod INNER redt tnopp lift. 49,.
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$4,000 49, y
9ouies, uno emma. urfere fir oies
len Nbeno freunoi6aFili6 ge6orgte
0ienitma9b. nit ben Jii9iAufsIn.
Stn feierlihen 3uss umI6reiten lie
oes Sii9es 9uno uno treffsn Ii4 sn0>
LID am unteriten Gnne Der Eofel, no
Der iu9enblide SObn oes 5auiss eia
bel6eioenes Daiein friitet. Bon beis
ben Seiten bisten ie ibm i6re Gaben
bar. Hiemano fam 3peien 9ienes
rinnen bienenl Der anabe gerdi in
mertlt6e 8e%rlegenbeit.
8om oberen Gnoe Der Snfel nlndt
5rou Meper nit beioen Mrren ebens
10 mpItif4e ME brinqenne 3siGlen.
@nbli6 mertsn IS oi: Mdehen. sic
ieBen bic S6iheln lints unn rshts
BON 9ausio6n niener uuo ellen hers
bel. um bic 8efebte Der ~endbigen 6rau
entgegen3unebmen.
Srseno iemnno i4meibt Elm GIas
.nt5pei.
5rou Weper u%nterbdlt Ii@ trampTs
BAIT nit ihrem SiIdberrn, sinsm ct.
NOS ihperfdqigen 6errn. sic ers
s0bIt ibm pcu Ct. Morib. 0o .r
annimmt. boB BON ieinem Sohn Wos
rip bic Reoe. tommt bic llnterhlltung
ni9t redt pom Sled. Msper fiebt
nit erbeblifem Qsroer, pis fein
8ommiS. 9err 6rante. Dor oefen
plab nit @prbeoodt cine 6laihe
Sbermoiel eeitelt. itatt oeIIen fir iid
unb Dos SinberfrGulein gurgunosr
eini6entt. gr beidIisBt, an nGd)s
ten Sonnabeno bis 10 ubr oos Blu
rsau often 81 balten.
Srgeno jemnno mo6t sinen Wib.
8ein Menid bot bic pointe gebort
Qodtpabrfdsinli6 bat er enr tsius).
ober o1e brs6en in eiu miebernoes
0eIG6ter aus; Serr Holts Elm (3iems
Iif ~fnuIer) @ei60ftsfreuno. brinst
Iognr elm paar 2rdnsn beraus. bic er
nit einem Garbi9en) 2aiAentu6 obs
piiht.
Msper bsTdIieBt, bos nGdite Mol
fsinen Wediel BON ibm on5unebmen,
ionoern 8~ur5obIur9 gu perIon9en.
Der GiffeIturm" befinbet i'd in
einsm gsfG9rli6en Stadium Ter 4ufs
l0Iung. in lpGteitsns 3ebn Miraten
muB er cine formlole Wafie biloen.
Die Sousfrau pintt ben Mdoten, iid)
rsft nit Gem Gerpisren gu b.silen.
Oa - erbebt Iia Ontel IuauSt,
uno pdbrsnb Der Surm pontt,
I6pantt uno fdut, b1lt er Elm. bolb:
~itiinpis. 8eoe ouf bic 9nusfrnu.
9err 5ronte tnipit nit 9rottugeln
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Der 2onSrut :.

als Nusel.id GERM 5rante biesmaI
flint Mart BON Der Wei6na6tsgratis
fitation gu ftreiden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06

tpure., i9n.io.i moi mil iGs,r Go.
lanterie bic Sur.
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GAINS PARDON BY
LEARNING ENGLISH

SALEM, 0re.-As a result of his
learning to speak the English Ian
gnage while In prison, Matte Marine
witch. an inmate Of the state peni
Tertiary, will be pardoned.
Marinovitch was arrested two years
ago as he was boarding a train al
Forest Grove and charged with steal
ing a watch which he had in his pos
session. Being unable to speak Eng
.lish he made virtually no defense and
was given q maximum sentence. He
now speaks the English language f1u
emily and has convinced prison off
Ecials and the governor that he bought
the watch In good faith off the real
thief.
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W0ULD CHANGE SHERMAN
LAW TO SUIT FARMERS
[By Latest Nail.


CHICAGO. I'll. Resolutions urging
amendments to the Sherman law, to
permit legitimate organizations OF
farmers were adopted at the closing
session of the Western Economic So
ciety.
A fight with the resolutions commit
tee expected to be waged against the
resolution did not develop and only
one person, F. r. Kone, commissioner
of agriculture Of Texas, spoke against
its adoption.
Mr.. Kone charged that trusts were
seeking to arouse sentiment against
the Sherman bin amongst farmers in
order to gain amendments by which
they would profit. Il believe the
trusts have brought influence to bear
on this conference to have this reso-
luton passed" he said. Il know they
have similarly influenced other such
conferences
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PAINTING

We do not boast Of low prices which
usually coincide with poor quality;
but we know how 10 put life,
hustle aud go into printed matter,
and that IL what talks loudest and
longest. Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Job Printing Department, AIakea
St; Branch Office, Merchant street.
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VITA l1rn AH0 an
GENERAL CONTRACTORS.

X. Nekomoto e CO. We guarantees ali
work; experience and reliable men;
boatbuilderE, carpentering, house
painter, jobbing Of all lines; fnrni-
ture bought and sold in exchange
for all jobbing, repairing and uphol.
STEERING. Work promptly attended
to. Prices reasonable. Tel. 44S8.
King, opp. Pawaa Junction. Try Us.
6550-1y
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Charming negligees are developed
In wolfe.
Why sneer at the high aim that
oyershoots the mark?
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DIE
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LIVERY STABLE.

Firstclass livery turnouts at reason
able rates. Territory Livery Stable
34S King. mr.. PunchbowL Tel 1856
65lS-tf
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UNDERWEAR AND DREssMAKER

L. Fook Tat Ladies', children's IN
derwear and dressmaking to order
Reasonable. 1113 Nuuanu. mr.. Hotel
5579-1y.
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sHIP cARPENTERs, rooLs.

Market Hardware Co. All kinds Of
slip carpenters tools. Hardware Of
all descriptions. Very reasonable.
Loo Chow. King, near River Ltreet
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Army & Navy, Merchant Tailors; up,
to-date establishment; cleaning and
repairing. 1853 King, cor. Bishop st
5748-tf. rs
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sHIRTMAkER.

B. Yamatoya, shirts, pajamas, kimo
nos to order; Nuuanu near Pauahi
5533-1y.s
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sTAR.BULLETTN GIVES you
TODAF'S NEWS TO-DAY
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UMBRELLA MAKER.

R. NiZuta Umbrellas made and re
paired. 1884 Fort, mr.. Kukui. Tel.
3745. 5553-6m
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TAILoRs.

w. K. Chung, first-cIass suits made to
order. A Perfect Fit IL Guaranteed.
34S North King St. opposite depot
6587-1y. - p.
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TINsMITH.

Lin Sing Kee, 1914 Nuuanu; Tel. 1890
T1nsmith, plumber, hardware. etc
k5391-6m
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The IDEAL furniture for the tropics.
We submit designs or make from
your plans. Picture framing done.
s. ssid, 66s Beretania; phone 2ls2.