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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

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Iaste, ben Srieben gu pabren nno
Iebte bieie polittt fort. nadbem
, erfpieIen 1T, fpie Sapan ibn unb ben
prdiibsnten belosen bat Gs periprah,
aiauti9ou. na9oem es erobert mar,
an China Suriid5ugeben. Das bat es
bis isst nift Bios unterlaiien, icnbern
es ordngt China, ibm peitere aon5eIe
iionen sinsurGumen, Die auf peiters
Groberunssn in ienem 2anoe abSielen.
sSopan Bat aud periproden. feline
triessrifde Sbdtigfsit auf Sitaiien gu
bei9rGnten. Statt bsiIen 1T feline
5lotts iiber ben ganSen Stillen S5sdn
porsebrunsen unb bat ale beuti6en
SnisIn in 8siib senommen. 0as err
reste enoli9 ettpas 9lufmsr,iamfeit.
aber 9rpdn ertlGrte, bdb glles in
Oronung iei, ba sSapan bic @erpalz
tung Der SnIeln an auitralisn iiber'
trassn babe. llnb nit einem folden
&niff lieb 8rpan iid bei4pidtisen.,
Gr iab nidt Elm ober rppllte ni4t ieben,
bab cine 8eri6tp6rung ausgefiibrt
iporren 1T, bic ben 3ipet but, oieIs
Snieln Gnslanb in bic 5Gnoe gu ipies
lsn I'm Iolder Weiie ben Banana
&unal in feline !Sdnoe gu betommen,
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ben, ba es Iein uus9eipro3enes
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lantiideu S5ean fiibrt, ben Wuiierlpes
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Snbiihen OSedn uno felt SahrbunSers
ten ben WuiIeripee BON Der Roroiee
nab benz 9ltlantii9en OSeun. 3ann
1T es ipobl aussei9IoFeu, oaB es uns
i'm 8eiiBe Oes tpi9tisiten Bafsrpez
gss belGBt, Der bic 5tpei srDbtsn @slts
msere, ben gltlant:ifen uno Den Still
len SSean, perbinoet. Was bu5u mo-
tbis mar, bat es oura grpan erIanst.
IS bate CUR Groberung bes Banana
8anals einsn pi9tigsn StiiBpuntt on
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bruutte es nod cine Sperdtionbuiis
i'm StilIsn S3ean unp biefe bat 8rpan
ibm IN bic Sdnbe geIpielt. 9as ames
rttanii9e Bolt III nunmebr 5u elmer
grtsnntnib oiefer 9sfabr erwa6t unb
es perlangt bic nDtbigen 8orbsreituns
gen, ibr gu bsge9nen, cine ftGrtere
sSlotte unb ein itdrteres Ganbbeer uno
harauf antportet Srpan: .Sbr ieiD
aIseiammt Sboren! Die einSiss Deiis,
Inn ben pdudma<&anal ii4er gu itels
len, beitsbt bariu. bab S6r Gnelano
unb Sapan liebet." Rein @unbsr,
bab bas ameritaniife Bolt bieisu
3irtuss9omDbianten los 81 perben
ipiinI4t, Der bic Ratipu stttpaffnen
min, neil Riiitungen nit ieinsm 8rofit
als GrieoenssReSuer tolItoiren mir.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
9okal-Derid)t
Der Staofraf6
girserbereinisHmsen nno bic slrbei'
teridaft baben beim menen Staten
fpntraft fit Gleftri5itdt NIT.
5nipredjeH.
Sic perSem bnrdJ @ertretrr I'M ye
MISUNDERSTANDING DeS Stabt.
ratbs 81 @ort fommen.

gci Ser 9ergebiins bes neuen apn'
traits fir gIcftri5it1tsraten iperoetl
Die bieiigen giirserpereinigungen inlo
Die organifirte slrbeiterid)ait Elm elit'
if,cioenoes Bort nltt5uipreden boben,
oenn tic tper6en @ertreter oil benz ge'
leudtumgsfommiftee oes StaSfraths
baben, iueIdes 6en apntrdft IN erIpd'
guna siebt.
Ginen geifIub IN oieien Sinre
faBte geftern Der Staotratb aiif slr'
traa BON Serrn 9lullen. Sn Der be.
ireiienben RcIoIntion, Die. eiuItlmnlig
5ur armabne seIaugte, miro be-
itimnlt, Sab benz 9eiendtlngsfon'
mittee ie Elm 9ertreter cer Sanoelb'
famner, beg guiineb Wen's Club, ocs
Sfeuer3ablerpereins, Der 5eoerateo
ssmpropement aIoeintionen u'to oes
Central 2abcr Council als beratben'
be w,itgIie6er beigefiigt peroen iol'
len. Gieic W,itglicoer ipIlen 5u allen
Sieungen, Die aisnabnslos offertli1
iein miiiien, eingelooen ipcroen uno
iniiiien aud, aftipen slntbeil on Der
glugarbeitting Der Gmpfebllingen oes
aomnlittees nebmeu.
Die sSrage, inter ipelden Deoin.
aaingen Scr Sreibrief Der Cincinnati
9eepport nnb gobington Sfraben.
babWseiellid,ait fir lpeitere % Sabre
erneuert iperben ioa, fpiro bos Stra.
benbabnfonmittee oes Sfaotratbs am
Gcnnerstaa 8ormittag In elmer nm
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WittbeiIirng giug feitens oes Som.
nrtttees pcitern oem Stabtratb 5it NIT
Dem slniuden, baB bic BON Der Stra.
benbabngeieIlihnit ,ntterbreitete Or
Sinans sur sipeiten 2eilng fomnleft
ino oann obne sur Reinidrift beor.
bert sn iein, bem aomrnittee tpieoer
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tiirlid, entIprod,er. Das 9onimittee
iuirS int 9auie oes beiitigen Cages Die
perIdiebenef, 0inien Der Cincinnati,
9eetpport im6 Gopiugtcu SfraBeH.
babngeicaidait perionIih in slngeii.
id)ein nebmcu. Stdbtampalt SdcerIe
proteiiirte, ipie bereits berid)fet, gegen
Die @utbeiBnns Der bon Der @eiells
id)ait iirterbreiteten EroinaliS wcll
Sie @eiclliaaft periud,t riifitdnbise
slbgaben OH ole Staot i'm getrage
bon $f06,00C olrrd) eineu acnlpro.
mts aus Der @elt 5u id,affen la.it
ipeIdem iie MIR $4,000 be5abien
|win. Serr SdoenIe 1T Der 9lniid)f,
nag oie gtabt Def einem Ero3eb IN,
bieic ;soroer,ms peit beifer bacon.
fomnen ipir6.
Ias Observation-Disclosures pirb
lid, in iciner SisuHg am 9onncrsiag
8crmittaa nod nit sipei anoereH
iyragea beiddiiieen, namlid) nit elmer
geiiern bon Serrn Snnidc lnter6rci.
teten getitioa in Ipeld,er onrnn nad,
aciudt ipirn, bic StrnBenbnbnluageu
Der @IenoaIe Qinie, Der aponoole q.
ME nnt Der @inton gslace 2inie ipie.
Der iibcr Die urfpriinalifen Routcn
perfcbrcn u, Iaiien. ;Seriier ipirb bas
committee nud geifiperocn iiber
angcbIid, ft,Ied)tcn Strnbenbatnbieitit
auf Der sfponbale imo Der @inton
9Iore 9inien anboreu.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

PROFESSORS are sometimes instruc-
tive, sometimes amusing and sometimes
lying. The two latter qualities apply
to long historical disqnisition by John
B. Bury, Regius Professor of Modern
History at Cambridge University. His
disquisition is devoted to the proof that
the Germans are bad lot. True to
his academic training he begins some
where near the creation OF the world,
which renders it tedious TO follow up
and correct every thing that Professor
Bury has to say in condemnation Of
the Germans. So we content ourselves
to analyze a select specimen of his
learning which deals with the proposi-
tion that Russia is more liberal than
Prussia, or, which means the same,
Germany. The Professor points to the
fact that Russia has spent her blood
and her treasure to liberate the Slav
nations in the Balkans. In reply We
would refer the Professor to the pages
of the history OF his own nation. In
1873 an English navy had cleared the
deck to prevent Russia from liberating
the Slav nations, because England harb-
ored well founded suspicion that the
liberation was intended for the sole and
single purpose of establishing Russian
rule over the Slav nations she pret
ended to liberate. The war between
Russia and England was averted, where
of the Professor is presumably not ig-
norant, by the Berlin Conference. In
the present year, the part which Eng
land played in 1878, was taken up by
Austria, with the difference that she did
not presume but had positive evidence
of Russia's intentions to establish her
rule all over the Balkan, and with the
inclusion Of Constantinopel. Besides
which Austria had other just grounds
of complaint. That England is now
fighting for Russia is not induced by
ASHNht6o ADl HidrNpfAIt boi ann Dhb
by hatred against Germany's sea com.
merce. This the Professor, of course,
passes over in silence and attempts to
hide the true objects of English policy
by vilifying Germany.
But before we dismiss this subject it
is proper to dwell upon another brilliant
observation Of Professor Bury. He
taunts Germany that she never drew
her sword for the liberation Of smaller
nations. The reason is that she is not
a hypocrite like Russia end England.
which conceal their lust Of conquest
under high moral pretensions Did Eng
land draw her sword to liberate the
Boer Republics or to enslavc them? Did
she make war on Egypt to rescue her
or to place ber under English domin-
ationi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

Sreitfdte unb fein G,n D
TIT bas 2oIunsspprt Der unslosameriz
fanii9en greFe. Srsiti4fe in Der
Jriib, in Der grii6, in Der @berb5eit
uno in ale Gpigteit. Die 4bTdt 1T
befannt. Sur9 Srsiti6tes S6riften
mill man bspeilen, ME rubms uuo
raubiiidtis bic Seutitsn iinp. Die
Dabrbeit lit, bab Srsitidfe gar tsin
9eiipiel fir beutihes 0enten uno
Gmpfinben lit. Der Rubm, Der ibm
iebt 5utbeil pirb, bat er leoisli4 Der
anglosameritanii4en preiie gu Derbane
Ten, Die tbn gu oem geoa4ten 3lpede
aus Der gde, tpp er peritaubte, 6er=
porssbOlt bat. Sopsit 5reititJts nod
in Der grinneruns Der Deutihen le6t,
1T oas lsotglt6 isinsm glGn5enoen
Stpl unb ieiner &unit i'm Miin5en
bon frGftigeu Worten au5ui6reibeN.
@eleien fpuroe er nur Don Der 4laIle
Der bprnirten Menideu, bic an Qlntis
iemitismus unb fonitigen reuttionaren
@eiinnunseu @efaQen finOsn. 9as I'M
tsaettuelle Oeutidlanb bat i'm itets
enti6ieOsn abgeIebnt. srobbem lit isst
cine englif6e Quseube Don Sreitidtss
Merten peranitultet iporben. Die 9tbe
iibt 1T lsi6t genug gu ertenneu. Man
min einen hem Oeutiden @siit unb @es
fiiblen o0qig frenpsn S9riftiteuer fir
oen Reprdientantsn bsutfder 9eiinz
nuns ausseben, fpas bo9 ni6ts als
elm grober getrug 1T. Dds amsritani>
i9e gplt ioQte ni6t DergeHen, bab
Sreitif,te ebenFo penig Die bsutIde
Geiinnuns gum Qusbrud bringt, ipie
Spbion bic ameritanii6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
g m pfinpIiA

gfitter gum Qlngetlasten: .Stbtn
Sic NAL, iDi Gis ben 3eussn BEL Der
Rauferei bsatbeitet babsn, Der tam ii9
ia nirsenps msbr iebenlaiTsn.3
3suse, bsleibist sinDerfsno: rRa,
na, Ssrr Ri6tsr, 10 id,Sn ipit gis bin
i4 nod iulmerl@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

9lmeritdnii1e Militd :
@rperten trasen burd ibre uns
freifpillise aonit Sur Seluitiguns BEL.
SaarIfurf ieBen iie auseinanber, bdb
ole SeutI9en einem Seoan in 3uB@
Lamb entseseniehen, pGbrenb tie slei4>
Ssitie meloen, bab bic Deutichen bprt
eiren srobartigen Grfols errunsen bas
ben. Damn ieBen iie sbenio beitimmt
unp alpeifelspbne auseinanoer, oaB bic
Seuti4en aus grid0pfuns ben &l
auF bem lpeitliaen ariessI4auplas
uufgeseben baben unb nunmebr bic
JrauaoIsu pioeritunbslos iiber iis
bereinbreheu perben, tpGbrene Die De-
peI1sn opm ielben Sage meloen, bab
bic Seutitren tpieber gu elmer trdftisen
Sffeniipe seifritten iino. Sn bas @es
Bic. Der aomit ssbDrt aud Der 8eri&t,
in benz bic seitrtgen abenoblGtter 10
ausfii6rlia melben, bab bic Seutiden
in polen DDlIig um5iugelt fparen unb
i6re 8ernihtuns nur eine SSrage bon
penisen StunDen eritien, als Der
8aiier auf Dem &riegsIaauplds iia
einitelte, UNI bic Solbaten gu beroiihen
Initrsnsunsen anfeuerte. Dabur6
purbe bag beutifs Seer serettet. ilno
iol6 Dummies 3eug nennt man sinen
ShIahtenberi6t!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

GinG Gel 9idts profeffor
DON Cambridge, Burn nit Ramen, bat
einen eaeulanseu qufias gei4risben.
I'm gu betpeiien, pas fir i6ls6te
Menider bic Deutidsn iinb. Sc ift
unru0gli4, in bem eugsn Rabmen .sines
.3eituugsartitels ale 9si6iftsfdls
f6uHsen unb f6iefen urtbsils ces
Serrn prOfeifors duf5uDedsn. Dir
6effrGHten uHs paber auf cine befon@
oere perie ieiHsr Gelebrfamteit. Disie
beftebt in oem Na6tpets, oaB Rublanb
liberaler lit, als Breuben ooer mas
basfIbe bebeutet, Seuti6lanb Be
piefsHnfrD bas, ipis Der Serr qrpfes
ior fast, bapura, bab @ublaub iein
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

bsfannt ma1en. no bieie aarten ers
bdlili6 iinb. Oieielbtn iperben gum
greile BON 5 Gents bas Stiid psrs
fault unb Der Griras fliebt in bic
aaie Der SilfsseieIfhaft.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-30
BRITISH. REPORT ANNOUNCES
STRENGTH OF WORLD NAVlES

and 90: france S built; Russia and
s; Germany 43 and 6; Italy IA and 4;
Austria Hungary 9 and 3: United
States IS built; Japan 10 built.
Torpedo vessels: Great Britain %
and I; France built; Italy 3 built;
Austria-Hungary II: United States =
and 2; Japan 3.
Destroyers: Great Britain POI and
IS; France so and 4: Russia So and
as: Germany 1872 and IL; Italy 30 and
16; Austria Hungary Is and 3; United
States ~ and s; Japan II and 2.
Torpedo boats: Great Britain LOG
Euilt, including sc of a new type;
France 1853; Russia 25 built; Germany
50 built: Italy "a and l.; Austria-Hun-
gary IS and q; United States p
built; Japan SO.
Submarines: Great Britain So and
30; France 80 and 26; Russia 25 and
IS; Germany "A and IA; Italy Is and
2; Austria Hungary and 5; United
States 90 and IA; Japan Is and 9.
In addition to the above the United
States passes 10 armored coast de-
tense vessels. Great Britain has 10
battleships CT 10000 tons and over;
France has two of over 10000 tons
and, six of over $4,000 tons; Russia
has only two ships over 1880 tons,
10th of 1900 tons, but seven are
completing, four of $4,000 tons and
three Of 22,500 tons and over, five be-
! ing over 24.390 tons; Italy has one
+, hattleship of 1900 tons; Austria has
I two ships of over 10000 tons: the
United States has six ships of 10000
! tons and over, and Japan has two
ships OF over 10000 tons. and two just
under that displacement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-30
Comparisons Between Fleets
of Leading Powers Made
in Parliamentary Paper
IBy Latest MALL

LONDOS-A parliamentary paper
vas isued lately giving the compare
tive strength OF the fleets Of Great
Britain, France. Russia, Germany,
Italy, Austria Hungary, the United
States and Japan on Jan. !. The re-
turn omits battleships, battle-cruis.
ers, and cruisers over 20 years od1.
The term cruisers covers arnored
cruisers and protected cruisers first
class, while the term light cruiser in.
cIudes protected cruisers second and
third classes, unprotected cruisers,
and scouts.
The following is summary of the
return, the first figure after each
country referring to ships built and
the second to ships building: !
Battle ships. Great Britain So and
IA; France 81 and 10; Russia and 76
Germany IS and 6; Italy 8 and s.;
Austria Hungary IA and 2; United
States 80 and g.. Japan II and 2.
Battle cruisers: Great Britain
and /; Russia 4 building; Germany 4
and 3; Japan l and 3. u.
Cruisers: Great Britain AZ built, in
GLIDING eight vessels over 90 years
old; France "A built; Russia IL built;
Germany 8 built; Italy 9 built; Aus
tria- Hungary 2 built; United States
II built, including three vessels over
20 years old; Japan Is built. hi
Light Cruisers: Great Britain s;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-30
AMERICAN WOMEN
NOT CITIZENS II
WE'D TO ALIENS

Attorneygeneral Stainbaek handed
down an opinion yesterday afternoon
on tn estatus as citizens of American
women who marry aliens. His opinion
is exactly opposite the opinions on
the same question handed down by
former Attorney general Charles r.
Hemenway and Alexander Lindsay,
Jr., the latter having held that a
woman so marrying retains some of
her rights as an American citizen,
such as the right to take up home.
stead; while Mr.. Stainbaek's conclu-
sion is that she becomes an alien and
cannot possess homestead. The eff
feet of his opinion may be felt in all
the homestead districts, where it is
not infrequent that a Hawaiian wo.
man marries a Chinese, thus, under
Mr.. Stainback's opinion, FORGETTING her
right to take up homestead.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-30
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. /
Logansport, Ind. -"My baby was
over a year old and bloated till was

a burden 70 myself.
I suffered from fe-
male trouble SO ]
could not stand on
my feet and I felt
Xix e millions Of
needles were prick
ing me all over. At
last my doctor told
m e tn at all that
would save me was
a n operation, blu I
this / refused. ]
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-30

told my husband to get me a bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and would try it before l would
submit to any operation. He did SO and
1 improved right along. 1 am now doing
all my work and feeling fine.
'Thope other suffering women will try
your Compound. l will recommend it
to all l know" - Mrs. DANIEL D. B.
DAVIS, ITO Franklin St. ,Logansport, Ind
Since we guarantee that all testimo-
malls which we publish are genuine, is it
not fair to suppose that if Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has the
virtue to help these women it will help
any other woman who is suffering in a
like manner?
If you are i'll do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Write to Lydia e. Pinkham
Medicine Co., (confidentiaD Lynn,
Mass. Your letter viii be opened,
read and, answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-30
BAL MAsQlE ON
MAUI PROVES A
GRAND SUCCESS
Especial star-Bulietin co,respondencel

Especial ar-Bulietin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Maui, Apr. 29-Last
saturday night witnessed at the Ka-
hului Lyceum the most brilliant ball
ever given on Maui. <s.zs
The affair was given to raise money
for the Maui Racing Association and
was conceived by the fertile brain Of
Louis Won Tempsky. who, with the aid
of his charming daughters and 100
Maui hostesses, carried through to a
finish the ball that surpassed any
other social event on Maui in many
years. -. .s..-..r- = .-.sz,: 49,
1t took some time to identify those
present. CD. Lufkin and wife, who
led the grand march, were dressed as
a monk and nun. From this somber
start grave and gay costumes follow
ed. Some were unusually pretty,
others gracefully carried out various
ideas that were expressed in gown
and robe, or ornaments. 1t would be
impossible to describe all in detail
Perhaps one OF the most striking sets
Of costumes was that of Gerrit Wild
err, his wife and friends, who repre-
scented Turkish harem and caused
ITO end of amusement. One of his
many wives was Mrs. Frank Baldwin,
dressed to perfection as lady from
the land of the crescent. Frank Bald
win was Little Boy Blue and he took
his part perfectly. Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
old Rice were a Dutch couple even
down to the gathering wooden shoes.
A. w. Collins and wife of Hamakua-
poke created considerable excitement
when they entered the hall with black
and white costumes, one leg white
and one black, and so alternating up
ITO the crowns of their heads. Sur
veyor Bailey Of Wailuku was an ex-
Ecellent Uncle Sam; C. M. Ayres, and
David Rattray wore full Scottish
highlanders' outfit, Miss Grace Gill
more, dressed in flag, made a strik-
ing Columbia. Miss Macfarlane was
a cleverly adorned and pretty butter
fly. Mrs. Stanley Richardson's au-
tumn leaf dress attracted much atten-
ton for its artistic value and perfect
representation, while Miss Gladys
Vanderhoof was as perfect as care
duu ollh COulu Hlcih6
in a complete, blue bird coat and
feathers. Miss Couch was Spring and
was greatly admired. Frank Stevens
and E. E. Boyum We're two excellent
clowns. H. A. Baldwin added to the
fun Of the evening by being stumb-
ling blind man, who could find his way
only with a cane, while DR.. Will D.
Baldwin was the toughest and tough
est old farmer ever seen on Maui.
He smoked his corncob pipe like a
farmer and his whole appearance rails
ed no end of laughing. His wife was
a pretty flower girl. Mrs. Harry Bald
win was perfectly dressed as a gypsy
Elsie Meinike and Garnie Rosecrans
were spring flowers, Miss Hansen of
Puunene was a Fourth of July girl,
covered with flags and fire crackers
Harvey Raymond was dressed a young
Grecian, while visitors and quests
Of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond were dress
ed as queen Of hearts and as a Gre
clan lady. Miss Marie Holt was a
pretty Dutch girl. Mrs. Frank Stew
ems was Spring, j. Garcia was at first
a Japanese peach tree in blossom, but
later was turned into a gruesome skel-
eton. Miss Armine Won Tempsky re-
presented powder puff and was sue
cessful in her costume.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-30
Letter TALKS At MANILA.
LBy latest Mani

/. MANILA. - Joseph Letter, the mul,
lti-millionaire who is visiting in Ma,
Mia at present, delivered a speech be.
fore the City Club, at Hotel France
in which he said that the present Dem.
Iccratic policy towards the Philippines
is a disgrace, and he predicted that
there would be no modification in the
work being done until the unbearable
conditions are reported to Washing.
ton in no uncertain manner. He urg.
ed the people to watch and work de.
spite the milestone hanging about their
necks, The 40 guests eheered the
speaker. -
Blushing is likely to strain a grass
HidnM's cinrnnlaxinIl -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-30
FILIPINO LAeoRERs ORGANIZE
by Latest MALL

MANILA. - The Philippine Labor
Congress, which met at the Opera
House. accepted the invitation of
President Samuel Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor for the
Philippine organization to join the
pointed the accredited representative
pointed the ACCREDITED representative
of the Philippines to meet with the
American Federation. Lope Santos
supports the plan.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-03-06
LESS DYSPEPSIA NOW
HERE'S THE REASON

The fact that there is less dyspepsia and
indigestion in this community than there
used TO be is largely, we believe, due to the
extensive use Of Rexal Dyspepsia Tablets.
hundreds Of packages Of which we have
sold No wonder we have faith in them.
No wonder we are willing to offer them to
you Cor trial entirely at our risk.
Among other things, they contain Pep
sin and Bismuth, two Of the greatest diges-
tive aids known 20 medical science. They
soothe the infamed stomach, allay pain,
check heartburn and distress, help to digest
the food, and tend 10 quickly restore the
stomach 10 its natural, comfortable,
healthy state
There is no red tape about our guaran-
tee. II means Just what it says. Wen ask
you no questions Your word is enough for
us. ii Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets don't ne
store your stomach TO health and make
your digestion easy and comfortable, we
want you TO come back for your money.
They are sold only at the 1000 Rexall
Stores, and in this town only by us. Three
sizes, 25c, 50c and$l00
~ III. napsh NJ D., Shoshone Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-03-06
AN EXPLANATION
THAT EXPLAINS.
Sunday School Lessons Made
Easy and Interesting.

a Weekly Illustrated Article on the
international Sunday School Topic to
Be Regular Feature In This Paper
Hereaftsr--The OFT Repeated, ~ Don't
Know the Lesson" viii Not Do Now.