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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
WARRELEF FUND
MAY BE RAISED
in This CITY

Resi- .ents OF Honolulu who would be
interested; In thep EMANCIPATION OF 9
movement In this city to raise war
relief fund" for the benefit OF those
women and children who have become
impoverished. and have otherwise sui
fered, through the loss OF husbands
and fathers In the present European
struggle, are invited to meet at the
residence of Mrs. Sanford B. Dole
Emma street, at 1870 o'clock this after
noon, at which time steps will be TAX
en- toward the possible launching Of
such Il project. The purpose of the
meeting. says Mrs. Dole, is for the
formation OF a war relief committee.
In a letter to local residents, Mrs
Dole has explained the need Of such a
movement as follows:
I'm tile interests of common human
ity. and FOR the specific relief Of wild.
ows sndorpha MS left destitute by the
ravaGes Of the European war. a relief
committee OF Honoluians representing
the various charitable organizations OF
the city or who would otherwise be
interested In such an enterprise has
been suggested as Hawaii's represen-
tatfye ii the alienation of the distress
referred to. The plan Is in line with
the suggestion inside by The Friend In
the September issue under the head.
lines "Hawaii's tolden Opportunity"
at has been thought by some that
whatever funds are collected, could be
well handled by local representatives
of the Triple Alliance ON the one side
and the Triple Entente on the other
side. A meeting TO discuss the prob
lem and to appoint representative re-
l.ef committee will be held at my En-
ma street home, on Friday, September
rs. at 4:30 o'clock
III II Is not possible for you to, bs
present may we assume your interes!
and use your name for publicity pur
poees?,
At recent meeting Of the AID Club,
Theodore Richards first brought up the
matter of relief fund by asking that
the club amend its Golden Opportun
fly" plan as follows;
Il. Let us make Hawaii the bearer
of substantial gift to warsridden Eu
rope This might be in the form O:
Red Cross assistance, or to some rec.
ognized relief society of the countries
affected.
20. We could start relief fund In
the event OF q war In the Pacific.
% The propaganda of peace be
tween Japan and America, already
well started in the form Of peace schol
arships. could be further promoted"
RI
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ment, in connection with the state
OF war.
Candidates who become eligible for.
this concession Will be required TO fur.
nish an official certifcate OF the pc
Rod OF their military service. This
concession applies to those persons,
only who are eligible in point OF age
under the present regulations for ADJ
mission to examinations or competi-
ton held In the year 1915, and would
be over age as regards examinations
or competition Of the next following
year.
The cases Of candidates eligible in
1916 and over the age OF 1917, whose
studies may have been interrupted
BY military service rendered during
the present war. viii be considered
subsequently.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
WILSON GAINING
STRENGTH SAYS
LOCAL VISITOR

/. r. Burns. vice-president Of the
Burns company CT New York City.
has been visiting the city for the past
week combining business with pleas
ure. Mr.. Burns is well remembered
I'm Hawaii, having carried on an ex-
tehsiye life insurance business some
years ago. The company with which
he is now associated handles the aux
iliary savings banks which have be
come quite a feature of the savings
bank business.
His recent tour since leaving New
York has taken Mr.. Burns pretty thor
oughly Throughout the principal bust
ness centers Of the United States and
Canada, He states that the south Is
very hard hit by the war on account
of inability to sell cotton. The region
al bank system will. however. do much
to tide ever the financial difficulties
The war has also caused period Of
inaction and depression In the grain
centers. In his talks with the bust
ness and banking men Of the country
Mr.. Burns says that he finds the Will
sen administration apparently gain
ing strength. The financial legislation
has been a strong factor for bringing
this about and the presidents watch
full waiting" policy in Mexico is now
regarded far better than a foolish
sacrificial war;
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|. Everybody Look---
Hey! Look at
Bulletin Bill
He's got a dog. Look at the
pup! Bill tells me that every
society person In order TO be
real classy (number Of class not
given, owing 10 strict rule In
the blue book. page 937 h must
have dorg this pup must pass
the national board OF pup CEN
sors and be Introduced at the Z
second function Of the season, =
atJfhe first function the pups
are not in tt-they come out at
the second one. and there il 40
heavy ZINE for introducing a
pup at the first function.
Well, am g.ad Bill has huch
fine dorg. and ] am glad we
have such bis yalues In suits.
The demand keeps up. too. and
that is where we feel that We
are doing 3 lot o. good by giving
people an opportunity to pay
such an economic price for such
a really good suit.
We took another $1,000 label
suit off q mems back again yes
terday, and we put on another
OF our mencysaving suits. ami
this replacing Of brands will
keep right up until we clothe
every man in Honolulu with de-
pendable lclothing and for less {
money than ever before.
Come and see US; get ac-
ouainted with Modern Methods.
and learn to know us better at
The Mod, ! CIOihiers
BlaisdeIl Hotel building. Fort
street. See Willie. the Office
boy-Wateh Bulletin Bin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
PROGRESSIVES
LOSEGROUND in
STATE OF maine

- -

by Latest Mail.
PORTLAND, Maine. Mayor Oakley
| c. Curtis CT Portland. a Democrat. was
elected governor Of A-ain over Govern
| or William T. Hames. Republican, OF
WaterviIle, who was candidate for
. second term. by a margin of 200
votes, according to unofficial returns.
All OF the SCI cities, towns and plan
cations, except 81 small places whose
vote Is not expected to change the re-
suit. have been Educated. The vote
was 56,179 for Haines and 5S,S77 for
Curtis Halbert P. Gardner of Patten,
the Progressive candidate, ireceivsd
17,147 votes.
The four Maine congressman. Asheg
C. Kinds, John c. Peters and Frank p.
Guernsey, Republicans, and Daniel y.
GilIicuddy, Democrat, we're re-eledt,
led. according to the same returns
First 2ef the states to hold an cleo.
ton this year, Maine balloted today.
watched BY the country az q possible
barometer of political conditions. The
voters cast ballots for congressman. q
governor and other state and county
oAllCOLoA hCRUuttCuhcp 0GmONA oeos
Progressives. Prohibitionists and So
cialists had tickets in the field.
: II. Is the first time the Progressive
party has sponsored state ticket In
Maine and IL has made nominations in
every congressional district every
county and nearly every legislative
office.
Governor William E. Haines sought
reelection as Republican. He was
opposed by Mayor S.urray of Port
land, Democrat; Haibert p. Gardner.
Progressive; Frederick A. Sheppard.
Prohibitionist, and Percy F. Morse. So
cialist.
In campaign fought almost entire
ly on national issues the Democrats
asked for endorsement of President
Wilson's administration.
At the Presidential election two
years ago the Taft electors had &c.
545 votes; those for President Wilson,
51.11S and for Colonel Roosevelt, 49,
49S.
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ton or merely recreation. one feels
the presence of these opposing factions
the Kanaka who has lost his land
but still holds the vote and the minor
ity representing the educated class
which holds and exploits the land. As
to who is right and who is wrong in
individual cases is q question which
the governor of the islands Is called
upon to decide. ] cannot conceive of
a more difficult position than the one
which he occupies and which he dis-
charges to rich or poor with such kind.
ness or severity as the case demands.
Probably no more interesting a
study can be found tnan In the obser-
walton of individual characteristics OF
a class representing the mixture be-
tween native blood and that OF almost
every foreign country. II Is strange
sight to see Methodist church erect
ed by Japanese contractor emproytng
Japanese labor. On the other hand it
is quite as strange to see an Episcopal
church built and worshipped in by a
people who are a mixture OF Kanaka
and Chinese This latter class repre-
sents one of the best which. I saw
upon the islands.
Purely from the standpoint of rest
and recreation have yet TO learn OF
q spot more enticing than the island OF
Oahu, together with those which make
up the remainder. of the territory. II
equalled, the sea bathing cannot be
excelled any other place in the world.
The difference in temperature between
air and water is so slight as to be
scarcely perceptible The scenery Isl
varied and beautiful. Transportatino
is very reasonable, all methods of con-!
yeyance being much cheaper than the
same character in the United States.
Contrary to general impression living
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
BRITISH SOL DlERS
NOT TO LOSE By
SERVICE IN ARMY
tBy Latest Nail

LONDON According to an official
statement, the secretary of state for
India, in council, has decided that any
candidates for appointment in this
country to the Civil Service of India
(open competition). the Indian police
force, the Indian public works depart
ment, Indian state railways ttraffic
Department., or the Indian finance
military, and to the customs de-
partment may deduct from his actual
age at the time of examination or
competition any period of service rem.
dered in the regular army from q
date not earlier than Aug. 5, 1914.
or any special reserve or territorial
force during mobilization or embodi.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

RIO DE JANEIRo. Bfazil-What is
termed q wireless se.ector" has been
invented by Brazilian operator. IA
makes possible more perfect service
between the north and south Of Brazil.
M0NTEVIDEO. Uruguay.-It is pro.
posed to bring into the city new sup
ply Of wator from the Santa Lucia
river by digging canal which is to
start some miles northeast of Tala.
Deaths of infants one year of age
in New York last week numbered BAG
compared with $50 during the same
period last year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

MAZATLAN, Mexico.-The cost Of
living on the west coast Is constantly
increasing. Wearin- apparel sells fof
almost twice what It hr:ngs in the Uni.
ted States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

Prize courts are said to have been
established in all of the states in the
Australian commonwealth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

is not expensive. Los Angeles (Cal.)
Financial News.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
El General,
Emiiiano Zapata.
APPREHENSION DE UN MILL
TAR POR FELICISTA.

Hace dias fue aprehendido
en- San Juanito, Distrito Fede-
raj, Ell Coronel federal Felix
Mendez, por ell supuesto cargo
de ser partidario del general
Felix Diaz y de que estaba en-
communication con 81 para or
ganlZar una contrarevoluci6n
en- Mexico. Juntamente con ell
Coronel Mendez han sido apre-
hendidos veinte indivduos mas
del mismo pueblo.
Parece ser que la mlsma no.
che que aprehendieron al CO.
ronel fue pasado por las armas
aunGue hasta la fecha no Sc ha
confirmado esta ultima noti-
cia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
(Viene de la Pag 1a.)

rrero y Oaxaca y Ia region
del sur del Distrito Federal.
Los pueblos ocupados por el,
gozan de garantias y los ha-
bitantes cultivan la terra que
antes permanecio a los hacen-
dados y que en- c~umpIimiento
del principal mandate del
plan de Ayala' les fueron re-
partidas a titulo de legitima
restitution.
En- Cuernavaca funcionan
autoridades zapatistas, y unas
veces ALI y otras en- C~uautla,
es donde Sc encuentra ell "ge-
neralisimO" Zapata. Este Sc ha
rodeado de algunos elementOS
intelectuales, como el Lie.
Diaz Soto y Cana, Ell ST.. Sc
2ratos y otros, quienes lie pres
tan consejo Y Sc encargan de
Ia parta administrative de la
revolution.
Los veintiseis delegados que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
EmiIiano zapata y Francisco Villa.

pOr conducto de su enviado,
me permito la honra de ma
nifestarles: que la ruptura de
hOstilidades, que ha tenidO lu-
. gar, la provoc6 Y declare ell
primer Jefe de ids. de la ma
nera mas alevOSa que regiStra
la historic de los acOnteci-
mientoS que nos preocupan.
En- cuanto a las cOmpOnendas
pOliticas de que VdS. me ha-
blan, no pueden ser admitidas
por este Centre RevoluciOna-
rio, a menos de que Vds. no
Sc pongan del lado de los
principles que constituyen
nuestro labaro, que esta fuera
de toda clase de personalismos
' disfrazadas intenciones.
Tanto yo, como ell General
Villa Y demas Jefes Revolucio-
narios de principles definidos,
hemos pactado Ia salvation de
la PatTia a pesar de las dist
dencias de Carranza y Su cir
culo, Y no cesaremOs nj un APT
&c ante subterfugiOs DOliticoS.
mientras no Sc decidan, repito,
abrazar nuestra bandera, que
Is la del Pueblo MeXicano.
81 desgraciaGamente hay de
rramamiento de sangre, como
oSta sucediendO, no seremOs
~nosotros los responsableS, 81
no los que han empunado y
sigan sosteniendO la bandera
persOnalista ingenuamente sin
tctizada por Carranza.
Lo que comunicO a Vds. CO.
mo resultado de SUI nota refe-
rida, significandoles mi pro-
funda consideration.
RefOrma, Libertad, Justicia
Y Ley.
Quartet General en- Cuautla
Morelos, Octubre 5 de 1914.
Ell General en- Jefe del Eier-
cito Libertador de la Republi-
ca, Emiliano Zapata.-Rubri-
ca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
LOS 0 VILLA

DesIe cue Francisco Villa
desconoci6 a don Venustiano,
ZaData lie envi6 comisionados
para i~nvitarIo a unirSele Y las
negociacioneS a este respect0
van por buen canine. Es posi-
BILE que d estas horaS va Sc
haya llegado a I'm acuerdo,
por que los vcintiseis delega-
dos cOnferenciaron con ell Je-
fe de la Division del Norte
en- Guadalupe, del EStado de
Zacatecas, y 81 a csc acuerdo
Sc lego, desde luego Sc eXigi-
IA que don Venustiano salga
del pals porque de 10 contra
rio la capital de la Repubiica
sera atacada Simultaneamen-
te por las fuerzas de Zapata Y
Villa.
Nuestro entrevistado no
Quiso decir mas sobre el par
ticular; pero q las declaracio-
mes que anteceden agreg6 las
copiaS de dos documentoS in
teresantes, como sin duda 10
son las cartas que en- seguida
publicamos, una dirigida a Vi
la y otra a Lucio Blanco.
No admite componendas.
Al General Lucio Blanco y
demas generates y jefes, defen
sores del plan de Guadalupe.
Mexico.
Refiriendome a la nota eff
cial de ustedes de fecha 10.
del corriente, que hoy recibi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
A MARCHAR SOBRE ME-
XICO.

Cuautla, 5 de Octubre de
1914.-Senor General Francis
co Villa, Jefe de la Division
del Norte.-Su Campamentc,
Chihuahua, 0 donde Sc halle.
Muy estimadO General y
companero:-He creido de
alto interGS para la salvation
de la Patria y de los ideales
SupremOS de la REVOLUTION,
ponerme en- communication in
mediata con I'd. por 10 cual
le diriio la presente carta, que
ie sera entregada por mi en-
viado.
Con toda actividad, este
Centric Revolucionario ha CO.
menzado a organizar los pre-
parativoS de movimientos az
mados que, de acuerdo con I'd.
y demas JefeS que militan ba-
10 sus 0rdeneS, deben empren-
der Ell ataQue decisive a la Ca
pital de la Republica Y demas
parties que sea necesario.
De suerte, que espero de 81
conocid9S actividad y energias,
conocida actividad y energias,
que 81 10 tiene a bien disponer-
Sc al honor de efectuar de
acuerdo con los demas Jefes
que los secundan, ell movi-
mientO armada que de comun
acuerdO debemOs llevar a ca
DO contra la Capital de la Re-
publica, para dar fin de una
vez a los elementos opositores
del progreso y bienestar de la
Republica.
Ell carrancismo, pOr media
ci0n de numerosos Delegates,
Ia pretendido instigarme has
ia ell cansancio,a entrar en-
componendas politicas; pero
este Centre understandable y
firme en- sus propositos de no
admitir NADIA que este fuera
de los principles que defende-
mos, ha desechado de plano
Sus proposiciones, satisfecho
de que en- manos de revolucio-
narios de principles va defini-
dos que forman ell credo de la
REVOLUTION del Pueblo, esta la
suerte de la Patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30

magica, la Cabala, el Tarot, los
secretos del exitO, la nigroman-
ella, etc. 2 tomos empastados----
Msgia blanca Y negra, o Glen
cia de Ia vida fnita e ininita, coz
teniendo sugestiones practicGs
para los amantes del ocultis-
Ell Verdadero libro Internal.
Tratado complete de las ciencias
ocultas. Contiene Ell libro De San
Cipriano, la clavicula de Solomon,
aInuletos = talismsnes; la magis
suprems roja y negra, inyocacio-
mes, conjuros, sortllegios, ell Drs
g6n rojo Y la cebrs Internal, as-
trologia, Ia Gsllina Negre, rece-
tas de la reina Cleopatra etc.
e yerdadero Dragon Rojo.-
Contiene pactos infernales, srte
de subordinar espiritus, encants
mientos, conjuros, modo de hace.
Sc invisible y eyocar al diablo, etc
Verdsdero horoscope para adj
viGar ii p0rYenir----
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Y LA CONSTl.
TUCION.

La comedia y torcidaS lnten-
clones del carrancismo estan a
la luz de la l6gica y la raz6n;
nj son de tomarse en- cuenta,
81 Sc quiere como es y debe
ser un hecho la Revolution
del Pueblo.
La convention disfraZada a
que recurren los carrancistas,
no puede admitirSe, porque
esta en- pugna alberta con los
principles cue defendemos. 81
efectivamente CarranZa Y sus
corifeos vuelven sobre Sus pa
sos, y Sc despoian del velo en-
cubierto de suS perSOnaliSmOs,
Sintetizados en- ell Plan de Qua
dalupe,. deben comenZar pOr
rendirse 9 discresi6n de los
principles cristalizados en- ell
Plan de Ayala.
Muchas, infinitamente mu-
chas actas de adhesion al Plan
de Ayala Sc han recibido en-
este Centre, tanto de diferen-
tes carrancistas, como de dis
intos Jefes y Centres revolu-
cionarios de TODD el pals, y
tratar con los comediantes pO-
liticOs de Carranza, en- la for
ma que 10 pretenden para salir
airosos en- ell campo donde bre-
gan, seria de fatales conse-
~cuencias para la Patria; nos
enContrariamoS en- ell case ia
tidicO de los convenios de Gu
dad Juarez.
Por 10 cual, de acuerdo con
Vd. y sus dignos companeros
y cOnfiandO en- su alto patriO-
tismO, que Ia Patria Y Ia His
t5ria glorificaran, sin vacila-
ci6n ninguna, me permito in
Vitar a I'd. para que con toda
prontitud y eficacia, haga SUI
avance sobre la Capital de la
ReDublica, Y en- contacto con
tOdos nuestros elementos, da-
mos fin a la demolition del
circulo carrancista, p]roductor
de reformas personales en-
los eScanos del Poder.
Habla Carranza de ConSti-
tuci6n y es ell primero cue la
desgarra; habla de cuestiones
agrarias, y no tuvo la entereza
de pactar este con ell Pueblo,
en- ell Plan de Guadalupe; ha-
bla de j~usticia, y esta proscrip-
to de ella; invoca ideales, Y
no son mas que references a
Su persona y a los suyos; ~
con ell credo reformista de es-
tie simbolo, "Reformista" de
persOnalidades, vamos a la sal
vaci0n de la Patria?
mo, mil Veces no!
Hay que acabar de una vez
con este reStaurador de la opre
sion, de cadenas, mil wees
peOr que ell Tigre Huerta Y
su seQuito, 81 queremos yer a
nuestra Patria libre y feliz.
La historic vendra a probar
ell aserto de esta affirmation.
Ell portador esta autorizado
para tratar detalles verbales Y
la resolution escrital que Sc re-
laciOne con esta misiva.
.Ofreciendole mis- saludos a
Nd. y a sus dignos compane-
ros, h6nrome en- repetirme una
Vez mas, affmo, SECURE servi-
dor y companero.
El General,
Emiiiano Zapata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
HISTORIA,

q Sol de Mayo Memorials de
Ia intervention. Con gracados--" l 90
e Cerrc de las Campanas -
Con r=Jrltos de los ~pecsOCajes
--s G--rarJQ dUraate e. lTpeTiO-" ! 90
s-.-.t- a he 5en5e.cia---"O IS
Les L---~g el-es- -UJnUnua-
&. ac-z-rs E.saEa-."0 rs
Memorials la III GCerTiliero
5g %sf@rS = rs
Ia Nj -stad Caido Novels
so
z3ore.as d. nj Patria: BENZ
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&c 30 --.J@ te +eIL ' : 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
OERAS DIVERSAS

"a VoZ de Il NatUrGlcZa. Co
lection &c aernosas historiss J
noyeIas morales L.26
Msrual &c agriculture Y CANA
deris. Onrs indispensable para Ia
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de h~ahitac;5n, Eascos, cocIAa,
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e calculator d. algcd6n. 0brs
uciiisiuc4 PARA s~embradUres, piZ-
cadores ~t-afcautes De a!rod6n 60" IL
I!6todo soEnpletO De so'fso por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
IA Mas sgGURA, Il QUa TIENE FL MEsoR SURTIDo YLA
OBRAs DE YICToR BuGo.s

EI bombre Que rie--" OTIS
Cartas ala noyia 0.65
La leyenda de los siglos--------" eos
Nuestrs Seniors de Paris---" 0.65
Han dc lslandia O Ell hombre fiers" O.65
Z. sno Terrible. OTIS
Les Elslrshies. La Obrs macs
ira De Victor Hugo. 2 tones" l 80
Les trabaJadores del msr----" G 65
6. Noventa Y Tres. Episqdios de
h REVOLUTION Frsncesa--" 0 rs
0;ns O.75
n Degtierr 0.G0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Bund. the conference Alumni Associs.
tiun 81 the conference o."
offiesra ELECTED.
nc election Of officers resulted NJ
PRESIDENT. Rev. ). F7oeeEs. Of t.ou,..
vile, KY; vice president. Rev. . Ctaus
~ Evansville. Ind: secretary. Rev E.b.
~ hiume of Gallon. o.. treasurer. Rev.
me ~. IA biafre ~ Of Monttegue; Mich.
-. wag recommended a. trustee "a
ile ialwin- Wallace COLLEGE and ffarf
IhcoloEtcal Seminary. az Representative
or the Hcrcaner- Bund.
~ al5 O'Clock the so-calied "oufd-
Hour' Tor tho ministers waa hefd ur
W. q. llnrtnger. To- -. 90 Wheeling
p. CrCl ~ address on zone Essential %
~ to.eio9k before ne SUNDAY school
cnEo. OF che board on SUNDAY school
Hrntn on the SUNDAY school uudrr fhe
memo The Workshop and the WORK.
rlan ald liif Equipment. ffr wa f1I.
lowed ~ ur. Leppert. ~ Chicaro GOD
who Addressed tho r0nferenrr ir. fl.- d.
forests N Che board FOR the ruur0rf az
We superanuated preachers of tho
Following the close ~ the afterps,,
session ~ The conference "a BANQUET
we held IN The dining room OF thr
a. re meeting held ias, evening gsv.
John Mayer. of Toledo delivered = Vow
Inspiring aa we'll ~ Inafrurti,a sItr..
on The subject What Docs fHa Ford 49,.
Fect m Mrth0dtem' Ife was followed
r. i..f W Toward general secretary
spoke on the value and imnsri4nre III
the brotherhood Tho arfrIar r-..-I-
Or connection with fhe aertire vas go.
derrd ~ the choir ri fhr German 30 =
sslrIs su, H. sp, sGgss, grorrs ,9 g D.
wrrflnga. which wlif o. hrfd both rnrrr.
inf. AFTERNOON ard evening