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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Cresco Eyanqelistic CAMPAIGN.

It begins Nov. 18th in the Taber.
nacle, west of the telephone Office,
with chorus Of rs voices under the
leadership of master, Mr.. Barnard
Vessey. 1t will be fine musical drill
and many evenings of enjoyment.
Solos, duets and quartets and rousing
chorus singing with orchestra and
piano accompaniment. 1t will be fine
all right, and you are invited to enjoy
it. Talk about it. and boost for it.
The executive committee have set
Tuesday, Nov. 3rd as Tabernacle Day,
when they desire every man who will
lend q helping hand to turn out for a
great building bee and put her up.
This means every man who can hold
hammer and drive a nail. Lets 8, ow
folks what Cresco can do, and put her
up in one day. Plan for it and be on
hand with hammer. The ladies Of
the churches will serve free dinner to
the workmen. See one Of the commit.
tee, E. A. Church, Linn Kellow or N.
s. Durgin, or one of the pastors, Rob.
ertson, Shafer or Kirwin, and tell
them you will be there for few hours
at least. All aboard for new Cresco
record,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Cresco's New Dry Goods Store.

Last Saturday was the opening date
for the o. W. Clark dry goods store in
the new w. L. Barker's building. A
large number. exceeding all expecta.
tons, visited the store, so many
that although several hundred souve-
Mrs were provided the supply be-
came exhausted before evening, much
to Mr.. Clark's regret.
The store and fixtures are modern
throughout with ample room and light
to properly display their tastefully ar
ranged stock.
Although their stock was seemingly
complete, more goods giving q wider
variety of selections are arriving each
day, including the celebrated Athena
line of underwear for which there
were so many inquiries last Saturday.
The firm wishes to thank the friends
for calling and for their patronage and
invite everybody to call again.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Bryan at Calmar and New Hampton.

Secretary Bryan will make short
campaign tour of Iowa next Thursday,
the goth. His itinerary brings him to
Calmar for short speech from the
platform of his special train at $50.
He goes from there to New Hampton
where stop of about an hour will be
made. He will be accompanied by
Judge Wade, State Chairman Reynolds,
Congressman Connolly, Hon. John T.
Hamilton. candidate for Governor, and
Hon. G. A. Meyer, candidate for Con-
gress. A large number of Cresco
people are planning to hear Secretary
Bryan either at Calmar or New Hamp.
ton
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Methodist Notes.

The pastor will speak next Sunday
night on the topic announced for last
week "Jesus is here" The usual
morning service at 1890. Sunday
School at 1880. The School is plan
ming to send some gifts in the Christ
mas ship to the children in Europe.
Miss Counselman and Miss Young have
charge. The Epworth League held q
fine devotional service last Sunday
night which Miss Martin led. The at.
tendance was fine. Plan to come in
next Sunday evening at 6:45.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Chicken Pie Supper.

The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve . Chicken Pie Supper in the
dining room of the church, Oct. Goth.
from o'clock till all are served.
Everybody welcome. Supper rs cents.
Chicken Pie Mashed Potatoes
Corn Bread White Bread
Brown Bread Jelly Pickles
Tea Coffee
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
For Sale.

The former George Raab place on
the Howard Center road, short dis
lance west of City Water Works. 2
acres of land. q good 4.room house and
. barn. Parties who made enquiries
and were told it was not for sale should
enquire at this Office, or of
RICHARD KAPLER, Cresco, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Congregational Church.

1890 .. m.-Morning service.
Subject: Fundamental Problem of
the Age"
1l:45 q. m.-Sabbath School.
7:3O p. m.-Evening service.
Subject: 1.-THE Success of Defeat. !"
Helpful to young people and encour-
aging to all.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Taken Up!

Two red sows and IA pigs came to
my place A miles southwest of Cresc0. ]
Owner will please pay charges and
remove them. AUG. DEGROOTE.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Small Horses Wanted.

A. Kaufman, from Virginia, will be
in Cresco on Friday. Oct. 30th, to buy
q number of small horses, weighing
900 lbs. and up, and from 5 years up.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
n, B. A. Special.

Special meeting of the NJ. B. A.,
Saturday evening, Oct. oath. Import
ant, and oil members are urgently
requested to be present. Refreshments
served. By order Of the president,
I. L, EATON.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Sale on All Millinery.

It's important that you call and
settle for your Hats, or else you will
be called on to do so by someone else.
MARY A. LYDON.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
EstTayed or Stolen

From my. place on Sunday last, . dark
brown horse, eighty eway.backed.
Reward for information leading to ito
recovery. Phone Rumsey II.
WILL EDDY.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Annual Dinner.

The Evangelical Ladies are making
preparations to serve their annual
dinner next week in Cresco.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
100 Horses Wanted.

Henry Levy, the Chicago horse buy
or, will be in Cresco Friday, Oct. Both,
to buy all kinds Of horses.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-23
Timber for Sale.

Standing timber for sale by the load
or the acre. Two miles west of Cresco
9.t3 M. Teshak.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-20
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Honuapo Agricultural Company,
(Iinited1.

At the regular. annual meeting of
shareholders of HONUAPO AGRICUL-
TURAL COMPANY (LIMITED), held
at the Office of its Agents, C. Brewer
G. Company tLfmited), in Honolulu,
February 18th, 1914, the following
Directors and Auditor were elected to
serve. for the ensuing year:
E. F. Bishop, r. IVers and H. M.
Whitney, Directors: H. Glass, Auditor.
At a subsequent meeting of the
Board of Directors, the following Off
GERS were appointed to serve for the
ensuing year:
&. F. Bishop ....... President
r. Ivers ..........V ice-President
H. NJ. Whitney. Sec. and Treas.
:..... H. NJ WHITNEY,
Secretary Honuapo Agricultural Com
pany, LTD,
Honolulu. February 10Th, 1914.
"...-.. 5784-3t
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LABOR NAY HALT
OCEANIC BOATS
in AUSTRALIA

L - Z 4 q 4t9 4
A serious situation confrcnts the
Oceanic Steamship company as well
as other lines now making ter
nlipaI az Sydney, ~ S. w, and other
ports In the Australian eonmonwealth.
In being brought face to face with a
threatened strike, that Is predicted
will prove general throughout the
country.
The federated trades have practi-
eally come out with the declaration
that their members will not be per.
mitted 70 perform any overtime work.
either at night or on holidays. and this
is believed 10 spell disaster to any
attempt TO dispatch steamers from
Sydney on existing schedules" insist.
ed an officer in the Oceanic liner So
nema this morning.
Take for instance this vessel The
Sonoma remains at Sydney for but
five days. IL is believed physical
impossibillty to discharge full cargo
OF American merchandise and sup
plies and load big return cargo in
that length Of time unless much over
time is permitted in dealing with the
l1ongshoremen. To take this privilege
away through an arbitrary ruling, will
mean that the length Of stay at the
Australian port must be materially ex-
tended"
Before the difficulty is settled gem
eral revision of steamer schedules in
the Oceanic line may follow.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

- - ~ = u
Per o. s. s. ySonoma, from Sydney
via Page Pago, Feb. 20.--For Honolu-
lu: Mrs. Henry Healy, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith, c.
Is. Wallace, Mrs Cecilia Waller, Mrs
Alice Grawn, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T..
Haag, Miss G.. F.. d. Thomas, Miss
e. G. Thomas, J.. j. Maher, /. d. Ma
her, Joseph Anrich, Benz. Bevan, Har-
old Martin, Through, for, San Fran
cisco; Miss Mabel Al Barley, Miss
Rene Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ed
wards, Miss Nell Elsing. Miss Marie
|Esmeralda, A. f. Evans. VIM. Ford,
Mis- Cecil G3rdan, G.. IN Gibson. e
ID. Johnson, Miss Almah Lawson, P.
&c & Levy. Miss ] !, u. MacLach1an. Mrs.
Louis MeLane. Mrs Marie Riley, Frank
Robson. Miss E. j. Smith, Miss E
II. Smyth, R. Scot STRIVING, J. Scot
|Skifving, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Mead,
ElWood Mead, Jr, Miss Katharine
Mead, Miss Sue Mead, John Mead, T !.
~. Whaley Capt and Mrs. f. A. White
head, l.. c. Whitney, Mrs, L. c. Whit
|ney, Walter Schleicher, VIM Albert.
Mrs. VIM. Albert, Buell. Alfred, Roland
|Bernasconi, Albert Bletsoe, Miss Maud
Blets0e. Miss Marjorie Bletsoe, Mrs !.
Isabel Bletsoe, F. L. Bonney, H. c..
Bonney, C. A. Butterworth, Elder L..
l.. Bunnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Camp
bell, Miss Ethel Crewell, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Cross, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.. DAILY,
Master Ernest DAILY, Master Alfred
DAILY, Master James Daily, Miss Thel-
ma DAILY, Geo. Dangerfield, Norman
Fuller, Jos. Fanton. Peter Fanton, Da-
yid Fanton, Frank Flawith, r. j. Flash,
|P. j.. Gordon, w. M. Goodwin, H. T.
Goodwin, Mrs. Gladys Hanna, Mark
Hanna, John Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. ] !.
M. Hart. Miss Dorothy Hampton, P !.
r Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. W.. Holberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Horn, Miss Jean
Horn, Ludwig Jacobsen, Mrs. Emily
Isahey Geo. o. Levinge, J, C. McDon-
laid. A. w. Miller. r.. l.. Melville Miss
NJ. e. McFarlane. Geo. S. Pack, Miss
May Phillip, Mr. and Mrs. Leo. S 1
Pitt. Miss Beatrice Pitt, Miss vownee
Pitt, G, w. Popp. Mrs. G.. w. Popp.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T, Robertson, Miss
Esther Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. A: H.
Scion, G. N. Subway, Mr.. and Mrs |
II. G. NSweezy, J. B. Taylor, o. c.
Tucker Miss Marie Thelin, F. L. Van
Epps, c. w. Watts, Elder w. F. winn.
L. W. Wise, Miss Elsie Wiseman, S!
R. Darlington, VIM. Brown, Geo. NJ !
Goldsmith. J. F. Grant. Jas. MADDEN,
III. G, Hunter. Herman Lewis, John A,
Lyons, Frank Martin. Thos. Moller, A,
E. Dgg. Ephraim Rock, w. j. Tay-
Tor, Ernest Whitfield, Jules Wunder-
ling.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of Record Feb. 10, 1914,
from 1890 n. m. 10 4 80 n. m.

from lU:5U II. M 10 f:5O p. His
Ada NJ Kershner by Govr to Ada
M Beattie :. DeereeC hgeNane
Jack Sin Tong Bent Socy Trs to
Lee Foo Yau ....s.......... u
Haleakaia Ranch Co to Akau Tam s
Yau =, ....s...z.5..s.s....,. ID
Lui Haona and VT to Kaheeka
Pineapple Co Ltd ............ ID
Tsuneki Iwanoto to Ching Hoon
and VT .3.......s.....s.... DIN
Trs of Est of Bernice ! p Bishop
by Regr -. ..-...........N Notice
W l. Stanley TT to Honolulu Jap
anese Sake Brew Co Ltd ....... Rel
Elizabeth K Booth and as Gdn to
Honolulu Japanese Sake Brew !
20 Ltd .Grant
Antonio A Long adv Harry T .
Mills. -. :. ......... Judghlt
M II Webb and VT to w II Fried
1y ............... ID
w Fl FriedIy and WI to Guardian
Trust Co Ltd :. ........ AddlC hge
Entered of Record Feb. 20, 1914,
from $3.50 a. n1. To 1850 a. m.
Y .Matoi to yon HRmm-Yopng Co
Luz CA1
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haRBOR NOTES

In sailing from Hama for the coast
the schooner Defender left in ballast.
The Defender has been discharged Of
a shipment OF lumber.
The British freigbter Harpalyee is
expected TO bring 5000 tons OF Aus
traiian ceal. This vessel should reach
the port about March -.
The Canadian Australasian liner Nj
agara it Is believed viii arrive at Ho-
nolulu from British Columbia on next
Wednesday with large delegation Of
passengers. 49,.
No reason has been assigned for the
delay of the British steamer Mariana
from sydney by the way Of Auckland
and Suva. The vessel is now expected
here on next " Wednesday.
In departing from IIilo for San Fran.
cisco the Matson Navigation steamer
I1yades, was supplied with full cargo
Of sugar The vessel called at Homo
lulu, KahuluI, Kaanapali and Port Al
len.
Arrangements have been made to
supply the Japanese steamer Seiyo
AIaru with several hundred tons OF
coal during the stay at the port. The
vessel is expected here tomorrow
morning and viii receive prompt
dispatch for Japan and China ports.
Harbor officer Carter happened TO be
present when Rene Blanc, alleged de-
serter from the U. S. army. applied for
a position aboard the Amerfcan-Ha-
waiian frcighter Arizonan and the man
was Immediately placed under arrest
and is now held awaiting action by
the military authorities.
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VESSELS TO AND ].
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to MerchaHts'
Exchanged 4.

Friday, Feb. 90.
SEATTLE = Sailed, Feb. 10, q. S.A.
T. Dix, for Honolulu.
PORT SAN LUIS Arrived, Feb. 10,
SIS. Lansing. hence via ports, Feb.S.
Arrived, Feb. 10, ship EN-. Phelps,
hence January 81.
- Sailed, Feb. is, S. s.
Persia, for Honolulu.
Aer0grams
S. s.. SEIY0 MARU = Arrives from
Scdth American ports Monday morn
ing; will coal and probably proceed
to Yokohama same day.
SIS. S0NOMA = sails for San Fran
cisco at 5 p. M. today.
-4)
The Weather strips are now class
fled as long felt wants.
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place Il IN the capitol In washington.
,aeDssitt ms al xsfaneements com
Ipleted, and he will speed into Wash
ington. on train made ap OF obser.
vatien car. diner Pullman parlor car
and special car. in which viii rest
the statue OF himself.
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supposed to be on beard the steamer
CrAmpiah. from Liverpool u 81 John.
y, B. The victim or the mysterious
shooting was Kent Keeks. who was an
officer OF United Fruit Company
steamer. Reeks arrived In England
on january nth with large sum OF
money. His robbed body was found
near woiyerhampton on January 10th.
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NEW yoRkER WANTS HIS
SIRIUS In AxLL Or FAVE.
fBy latest Nall

WILKESBARRE, Pa.-John Jay Nc.
Dewitt, who parted with $500 in a day
when he played millionaire for a
day" and tried 10 blaze mp Broad
way. has sold history Of hts life. and.
with 5000 which IL brought. has
bought a statue OF himself and viii
ask cangress to aeeept the statue and
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strathsndrIek Nekt ArrIyai.

With 1900 tons of Australian coal to
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company, the British freighter Strata-'
Eendrick is believed nearing the port
from Newcastle, N. s. W., and should
arrive here about Feb. "a
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An especial point made at the I:
first meeting of the decorations !:
committee was that every man. :
woman and child on the streets !;
the day of the Floral Parade !.
should wear a lei.
j:
= /. $3.50: IN.
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a Shouer
Of Gold G

Fgurat descended the people who
trusting reals o the
Honolulu both in
yesment anaas place permanent residence
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CONTRARY wind. peIayed sehooner.

Contrary Winds Delayed Schooner.
Contrary winds were assigned as a
cause Of delay in arrival Of the lum-
Der laden schooner Helene, now at
the port and being discharged of a
shipment Of lumber to the order Of
Allen and Robinson. Captain Lempke
states that In departing from the
Sound he brought up within a few
miles OF Golden Gate in less than II
days. In crossing the Pacific TO the
islands HIS command was In NE way
Of strong gales and heavy seas.
-
Garden Islanders Due TomorroW.
A big delegation of visitors to the
fd-Pacifc Carnival from the Garden
Island is due to reach the port to-
morrow as passengers in the 1nter-Isl.
and steamer Kinau, which is to ar.
rive a day ahead of the regular SEIZED,
ule. The Kfnau is reported TO bring
a full cargo of sugar and other lines
of Island products. The vessel will be
dispatched at the usual hour on next
Tuesday.
Notsu Makes Port Today.
The Inter-Isiand steamer Noeaii1
made port today bringing cargo only
from Kauai Including 1909 sacks ~
sugar, 500 sacks of paddy. q mill
roller. number of head of sheen, 20
sacks Of rice and quantity OF sun,
dries Officers IN this vessel statIsd
that good weather was met on the
outward and homeward trip. 3
Ecclesia Away for Australia Today.
The British freighter Ecclesia is to
be dispatched for Australian ports this
afternoon according to the present
plans Of the lnterIsland to which
company the vessel and cargo Of 5000.
tons Of coal was consigned. The dis
charge Of the fuel has been completed.
The Ecclesia may be given a mail
destined for the. southern continent
e seeundo En- Route.
According to report reaching here.
the 81 Secundo. one Of the freight
steamers of the Pacific Steamship
Company. newly organized, WIN arrive
here soon. She is reported to have
left Portland for this city on the first
trip here of a vessel OF that company.
February Is. II is expected that. she
viii return by the way Of San Fran
N
Pacific Mailers Next Week.
Two Pacific Mail steamers of the
intermediate type are expected to WIS.,
s L the port during the coming week.
the Nile from San Francisco to call
for coal and taking on additional pas.
sengers for the Orient due to reach
berth at pier on Monday.
The Persia from the Orient has $50
tons of freight for discharge here.
This steamer may arrive here on the
afternon Of Feb %,
n
Steamer Has Much Coal.
According to cables received here
today the British freighter Harpalyce
reported to have sailed from Newcas-
tie, N. s. w. for Honolulu was sup
piled with $500 tons of coal consign-
ed to the Inter-Island Steam Naviga.
ton Company. The vessel should
reach destination about March, IL.
Ia Palcma Not Damaged. )
The damage to the yacht La Paloma
through blaze that occurred on board
the craft last night, is today declared
as but nominal. A portion of the
engine room viii be repainted. The
fire occurred While a new engine was
being tested. the blaze sweeping
through the vessel threatening de-
strnction to the superstructure. En-
gineer Mclean turned in an alarm
from Pier Z and delegation of fire..
men were soon on the scene.
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Hauaiii HocIi Knovs Where
Your Land Can Be Sold

only smaleo
Dill of farer proposition?
You eredabe The fIo
undesirable
in any locality 81 49, : &
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The British freighter Bilbster, lad
en- with several million feet of lum-
Der. shipped from Puget Sound is ex-
pected to arrive at Honolulu tomor-
row for the purpose OF taking bunker.
coal The vessel is bound for Austria
liza.
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TRACING SLAYER SUSPECT
~ WIRELESS TELEGRAPH'

LONDON Wireless teIegraphy was
Used 10 .tSace a suspected murderer
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Rev G. J. A. PAIL. Baptist clergy.
man who is Familiarity known as The
'pedaling parson., is scheduled to a..
rive in Honolulu on the Niagara Wei
nesday on the last lap Of cyciing
trip round the world. being bound &c
Melbourne Australia. from which CITY
he started Mr. Pahl started his trip
in 1900 and claims to have covered
26S,0O0 miles.
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The less important a nan is the
more badges be pins IN .Ais coat. !
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LOCAL And GENERAL

The Library 81 Hawaii win So closed
all day on Saturday and Monday. Feb
ruary q and %. 5
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Sam Kapahua. 80 years old, for
many years keeper CT the Paukaa, Ha-
waii, lighthouse. died at his home on
the Big Island hast week CT tuaer,
cuios.s, according TO Information just
received in this city. kapah'ta va
born at Paukaa. and never left HIS
birthplace. IN
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80
A public meeting will - held by
the members Of the Loyal Order OF
Moose in their hall. Beretania and
Fort streets, Sunday evening. begin.
ming at 80 O'clock. A cordial invi-
tation has been extended the public
to be in attendance. The address If
the evening viii be delivered BY Con
gresham Lentz of Ohio, who is a
visitor in this city. Other speakers
will be Governor L. E. Pinkhanl, Hon.
Sanford b. Dole and James D. DaTis.
The report of DR.. Jonn w. Wadman,
formerly superintendent of the Meth
odist Missions in Fawaii was not
read before the annual confer
ence this morning on account OF his
being unable to attend. 1t is expected
that this report will be presented at
the session tomorrow The session
this morning was given over to the
presentation and reading Of reports
from the several ministers delegated
TO the conference.
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Garden lsianders Due Tomor-roW.


The Inter-Isiand steamer Noeali
made port today bringing cargo only
from Kauai Including 1909 sacks ~
sugar. 500 sacks Of paddy. mill
roller. number Of head of sheen. 20
sacks Of rice and a quantity OF sun,
dries. Officers IN this fessels statlsd
that good weather was met on the
outward and homeward trip.
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WEAR A LEI.

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The Weather strips are now class
fled as long felt wants.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-11
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act than is necessary to protect his own life and limb. He declared that when MT. Carmody raised his hand at Stachelek his act constituted the first act of the assault and to protect himself his client struck back. He said that he struck Mir. Carmody but once and that ended the trouble. But for any injuries that resulted from his protection of himself Attorney Mc- Donough said Stachelek Is neither criminally or civilly responsible.
 The states contention was that he went further than was necessary and used more force than was needed, thereby committing a serious assault upon MT. Carmody. The argument of Prosecutor Andrew was that when Stachelek and his friend advanced on Carmody in a threatening manner they were committing the first hostile q ct and when the old man threw up his arm to ward them off he was only protecting himself. Then when the accused followed up his first assault by striking Mir. Carmody he was breaking the law and Is responsible.