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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-18
.STARlBlNITIlN ! !,
HAWAH.PANAMA
EDITION TODAY
Special Supplement is Compre-
hensive industrial Review
Sets Pictorial Standard

MADE in Hawaii" and made by the
Star-Bulletin from cover design to
back page, the Hawaii-Panama edition
of this paper is off the press today.
As newspaper achievement, this
special supplement sets what expert
printers and engravers throughout
Honolulu agree is a new standard of
workmanship. Illustrated. with a num-
Der of pages in four-color engraving,
the printing representing the most ad-
.yanced methods, full of interesting
and timely reading matter, the special
edition is the worthy result Of more
than nine months of labor and cooper
alton by every department of the Star.
Bulletin.
And it is a special edition with a
purpose. T..
{ A main part of that purpose is to
carry vast volume of fact and pic
ture concerning industrial Hawaii az
striking and conclusive argument
that this territory is justifiably en-
titled to an adequate protective sugar
tariff. -.
Never before has any publication
attempted to portray so completely
the Industrial life Of Hawaii with par
ticular emphasis on the sugar indus
try. Careful staff writer's have gath
cred the facts on each plantation and
In their articles show just where
hardship and economic disaster will
be inevitable if free sugar" comes to
stay.
Another important part of the pur-
.(Continued on page three)
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HAWAII DOES
FAIRLY WELL
IN NESTIMATES
Allowance for Military Posts on
Oahu Reaches Snug Sum
in the Aggregate t
LIGHTHOUSE DEPARTMENT
ALSO is TAKEN CARE OF
Fort kamehameha Fares Best;
Shafter and De Russy Close
Second and Third
By C. S. ALBERT.
,ecial STAR Bulletin cofrespondemse1


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. Tia.
wall was given a fair sprinkliRg Of
money for public improvements In the
annual estimates laid before Congress
for action curing the coming short
session. The allowances might have
been more liberal, but they could have
been much less.
The Keynote of President Wilson's
annual message was economy. He
urged pairing all along the line and his
wishes already had been anticipated
by his cabinet ministers In formulat.
ing their figures. In a general way II
seemed that not an extrayagant cent
was suggested. For that reason Ha-
waii might have come out Of the mill
in worse shape.
The chief items recommended for
expenditure in Hawaii are:
A ne-battalion barrack at Schoaeld.
$4,000. To this must be added &13,-
600 remaining available from previous
appropriations, bringing the sum for
use this year up to $4,000.
One building for administration pur-
poses, post exchange, guardhouse,
barracks and mess for band. machine
gun platoon, mounted detachment and
scouts, at Schofield Barracks. $4,000.
A total OF $4,000 Is allowed for
Fort Shafter. This covers two bat
talon barracks at $50. 900 each; 2 OIL.
GERS, quarters at 5000 each; and |
non n-commissioned officers quarters at
a2o00 80 :. ~ sss;.sl
An apportionment.e .ef ts6 600 a made
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Paris Bulletin Declares Steady
Progress Made by Allies Offensive

FARIs France Dec 1s-ofhcia Yesterday result Of
the battling advanced in Belgium ~ .~.g#.
All Of the enemies counteatack along the line have failed
Near trenches Auschy La Bassee and st.
Laurent with good effect. @+..
At Rangy occupied along front than hlomeer
long almost all the enemys front line Of trenches.
I'm Champagne artillery has distinct advantages in
the cannonadng exchanged with the German In the forest
Argonne blew up trenches and endeav
three bataions Of troops We repused them
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AMERICAN consul
THE BUSIEST Man
IN COPENHAGEN
IAssociated PressI

= COPENHAGEN, Denmark. - This
city is now the Mecca of Germans and
the hotels are full of merchants, sales
men and others intent upon doing
business with the neutral world, .espe-
ciaIly the United States. .....
The busiest office In town at pres
ent is that of the American Consul
General, and Mr. Winslow is doing
his utmost to assist the exporters Of
America in the sale of their commod.
titles. e
Exporters should bear in mind, said
Mr.. Winslow, that only necessities
can be sold to Europe at the present
time and no experiments will be made
by Danish importers. Grain. cotton,
flour, provisions, footwear, clothing,
canned goods. metals and all raw ma
terials will have the call.
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CUPID IN NO HURRY
TO REACH POST; He
WOULD RATHER GOLF

y The San Francisco Examiner 4
y of December 9, says:
r "Prince Cupid" as J. K. Kala-
y nianaole is generally known, is 4
y in no hurry to go to Washing \
+ ton, where he is Hawaiian dele 4
y gate to the House of Representa- 4
+ tives. He arrived from Honolulu I
y on the steamer Wilhelmina yes
y terday, and went to the Stewart. 4
r Announcing that he would be in I
r San Francisco until Saturday, at
4 least, he started for the golf I
4 links. ...~
q 4 & 4 q q 4 4 4
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All, FREIGHIER
HITS HARD But
CAN navigate
Isthmian Returning to San
Diego With 26 Feet of Water
in the ForehoId

Associated Press by Fed. Wireless
SAN DIEGO, caly Dec. 1e-The Am
erican-HaWaiian steamer lsthn1ian
carrying crew Of 40, but no passen
gers, struck San Benito island SOC
miles south Of San Diego, but 10 re-
turning here under her own steam and
making five knots an hour. The
steamer has 26 feet Of water in her
forward hold
The destroyer Perry, cruiser West
Virginia and naval tug lrcquois have
gone TO her assistance. -.
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INDOOR GAME FORFEITED.

although the indoor baseball game
played last night between Companies
G and A of the national guard result
ed in an actual victory for the former
team, 20 to Is, the game was declared
forfeited this morning to Company A
owing to the fact that some of the
men on the G Company team were
ineligible tp compete.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-18

A petition for adjudication in bank
ruptcy this morning was granted to T.
Oyama in the federal court The mat.
ter has been referred to Referee Alex.
ander Lindsay, Jr., for further dispo-
sition. II --
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killed non-combatants, contrary to the
rules Of war, was issued by the Ger
man embassy at, Washington last
night. The statement 10 to the effect
that the English towns attacked were
fortified and the bonbardments were
iustifed, according to rules laid down
at the Hague convention"
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Miss Kathlyn Graham and Miss
Katherine Kelly of Mattawan, n. j.,
reached Washington, d. c.. on hike
from Philadelphia. They denied a
rumor that they were seeking eugenic
husbands.
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Botha QuaIls Soath African Rebels;
Soon to Start Campaign on Germans

CAPEToWN South Africa Dec 18 -Gen. Botha commander
Of the British that the rebellion started by dsat
sfed under Gen. Beyes De Wet and others ended
except stray Of Beers who being rounded
Gem Botha is taking short before beginning important
campaign against territory German Southwest Africa
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Petrograd Despatch Says German
Cruiser Sunk; no Details Given

LONDON Eng Dec. 18-A despatch to the London Times
from Perograd says has officially announced that the
German cruiser Federich been sunk and twohs of
the crew lost No time place Of the disaster are given in
the despatch NJ
Karl Of $3.50 tons built u years
ssed snorsd with Of around 20 knots she carries es
saf
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CONGRESSMEN
Want IOCOME
WITHNAVY HEAD
Democratic Members are In
terested in Hawaii, Says
w. +. L)illingham
WOULD BE GOOD PLAN
TO INVITE PARTY HERE
Visit of Secretary of the Navy
Daniels To Hawaii is
Assured
Especial starsBulletin cablel

WAenINS ~ ~ oe 10, 70
seere1ary 9. .ns E s4ssp"us . cs% ..,r,.
81: ,, announ9ss % ,.s. Is s rs" s,'s, - 49,. .
~nn ns-, "ns y. -. M..ss sySo 49,,
so,,o'..;,, .ss a,t;r;.s nn.nino - -.
o.n.,,. .sn.I 80 -. exnos;+ion. a
e. n;..o .ad g. Er,n,iseo
s.erst.rv. 'Daniel. .ntieinates b.,no
.eeonnsn;ed 81 : deieoation Of off.
ciaIs from WASHINGTON, the trip to be
made in one d, tlte hattleships of the
feet that viii carry the conaressionaI
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BERLIN CELEBRATING
VICTORY IN POLAND


LONDON, England, Dec. 1s.--lt 10
certain that great battle 10 in prog
ress some thirty miles west Of War
wedge has been driven into the Rus
sian line. Both aides are rushing rein
forcements 70 this battle front.
Berlin b claiming that the Russians
are IN general retreat, after zone Of
the greatest victories In history The
newspapers there are publishing glow
ine reports Of the success Of Gen. Won
AIndenhsrg.
Reports last night from Berlin state
that II has been announced there that
the Austro-G German forces have gained
the greatest victory Of the war IN Pc-
land and have captured many thous-
snds Of prisoners.
Berlin 10 celebrating enthusiastieai-
~. The city 10 covered with bunting
and the community 10 cheering each
fresh announcement issued from the
war office. The public schools have
been closed In order that the children
may take part IN the great public re-
joicing.
From Vienna by way Of Roma come
further claims OF the victory, the Aus
trian official announcement saying
that the resistance Of the main, Rus
sian army has been shattered and that
the troops are being drawn back from
West Galieia towards the Polish from
tier.
The Austrians also announce a
great German victory at Lodz.
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ASSOCIATED CableJ
BERLIN Germany Dec. 18-oficial-"The fighting around
Neupo remains favorable the Germans though is still ndec
sives ..
Between La Bassee banks River
Somme the French attacks have failed On the Somme the
battling the French lost 1900 taken prisoners and 1900 killed
while losses were less than 200 altogether
I'm successful attack the French positions in the forest Of
Argonne we took 1900 prisoners.
on frontiers both West Prussia the situation
unchanged In Poland army continues pursue the retreat
ing enemy
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ALLIES WIN ON WEST, GERMANS EAST SAY REPORT
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS SHOW
ALLEGED PROGRESS; SOUTH
AFRICAN CAMPAIGN TO START

GEN. BoTHA SAYS REBELLION OF B0ERS IN BRITISH TER
RlT0RY VIRTUALLY ENDED AND HE WILL SOON LAUNCH
ATTACK ON GERMAN TERRfT0 RY-GERMANS DECLARE
THEIR ARMIES IN POLAND PURSUE DEFEATED ENEMY
PARIS BULLETIN SAYS IN BELGIUM AND FRANCE THE
ALLIES OFFENSIVE is FORCING TEUT0NS BACK
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Henry X. Plemer has been acting
as assistant postmaster at Waialua
since the appointment of his father,
Henry H. Plemer, as postmaster about
a year ago. 1t is believed that the
reason for the change is due to the
fact that the senior Plemer has not
been devoting the eight hours daily re-
quired by law to his duties as post
master.
When shown the contents of the
foregoing cablegram by the Star-Bul
letin this morning, Mr. Heine said
that he had rendered his withdrawal
as nominee for the postmastership at
Lahaina to Postal Inspector A. j.
knight some weeks ago. A motion
from Mr.. Heine asking that he be ex,
cused as members of the federal
grand jury was allowed today by Judge.
Sanford B. Dole. Mr. Heine will as:
sumo the duties Of second deputy
United States marshal January l.,
1915. ..g IS. -, u ~ i =, i
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SAFES!

OFFICE GRILL IRON FENCE.
4. {. HEnDRlcK, Lfo,
Merchant and AIakea sts.
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NEW YORK, N ", Dec. IA
statement IN reply to the criticism In
the American press that the Germans
had attacked unfortified ports and had
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-18

APPO|NTEDON
OAHU AND MAUI
Henry K. PIemer Will Succeed
His Father in Charge of
Office at Waialua
OTTO F. HEINE IS NAMED
FOR THE JOB AT lAHAlNA
Latter, However, Would Rather
Wear a Star Than Read
Postal Cards
Tspecial Star Bulletin CableI

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 10. -
In the distribution Of patronage this
afternoon a pair OF postoffiees in Ha-
waii were allotted. Otto r. Heine be-
ing nominated for postmaster at la.
hina and Henry X. PIemer at Waialua'
c. S. ALBERT.
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Continued on page three)
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CONTINUED on page three)
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MAILS.

From San Francisco:
Wilhelmina, Dec. %.
For San Francisco:
Sierra, Dec. 10.
From Vancouver:
Indefinite.
For Vancouver:
Indefinite
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Willing to Hear.

MY dear said Mr.. Closcfist's better
half. Il think | had better see the doc
tor about my hearing"
Nonsense retorted the tight one.
Your hearing Is as acute rs ever
What put that idea into your head?"
well" WAS the response. they say
that money talks, but | haven't heard
II say Il thing for months. New York
Times.
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Clover.

Glover makes me dream of happy
hours, Of chiIdhood's rosy cheeks. OF
dinpIed babes, of wholesome, loving
wives, of honest men. of springs and
brooks and yiolets and all there is of
stainless joy in peaceful human life.
"A wonderful word IS clover! Drop
the g. and you have the happiest Of
mankind. Take away the C and r.
and YOU have left the only thing that
makes n heaven Of this dull and bar
rem earth. Cut off the r alone. and
there remains a very deceitful bud
that SWeetens the breath and keeps
peace in countless homes whose mas
tprs frequent clubs. After all. Bottom
was right. Good hay, sweet hay. hath
no fellow '-lngerSoll.
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Robert Burns.

Robert Burns belongs in the very
front rank of the worlds great men.
As 4 song writer lie stands along with
Goethe. IIeine and Beranger. and as a
aatirist he ranks we'll up with Juvenal
and Pascal. His "Cotter'S Saturday
Night.' his Tam O'Shanter'' and his
Holy Fair" are simply inimitable, az
great in their line as the most con-
summpte masterpieces Of the worlds
greatest writer's. Burns was original
in the best sense Of that word. and his
songs, ~satires. epistles and many Of
his more serious productions stand
forth unique and fresh and powerful
as the tints OF Titan or the chiselins
of Phidias.-New York Journal.
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SEXUAL
KNOWLEDGE
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Tells all about sex matters:
what young men and women, young
wives and husbands and all others
need to know about the sacred
laws that govern the sex forces.
Plain truths Of sex life in relation
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diseases, etc.
Nhc latest, most advanced aud
comprehensive Work that mas cNcI
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Priceless instruction for those who
are ready for tie true inner teach
ing.
This book tells nurses, teachers,
doctors. LAWYERS, preachers, social
workers. Sunday School teachers
and all others, young and Old,
what all need to know about sex
matters. BY Winfield Scott
Hall. Phi. D., Nj. D.. (Leipzig).
Newspaper Comments:
scientifically correct - Chi
cago Tribune. Accurate and up
to-date "-Phlladelphia Press.
STANDARD book of knowledge. -
Philadelphia Ledger. The New
York World says: "Plain truths
for those ~ no need or aught to
know them for the prevention
of evils.
Under plain wrapper for only
$l.OO. Coin or Money Order,
postage ten cents extra.
MIAMI PUBLISHING COMPANY
Dayton, Ohio
Go It o. Adv't.
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Could Not Prevail,

Uncle Luke was cautious in state
Mcnt and achieved some reputation il
the negro quarters rs an oracle there
by. Tie nearest that Luke V c came
to making Il positive statement was Ii
the matter of sam. He and Sam were
ordered to come up to the masters
house one day and do a job of white
washing. Both promised, and Sam
stayed away. The master swore mod
erately.
i uesS Sans Il pretty good for
nothing liar. Luke" he commented.
We'll. sab. | amt sayin' it," assent
ed Luke mildly. but it's 50 as I'm
tellin' dat no Niger in de qia'ter give
dc trufe Il harden wraStle II what Sam
TO. Vas. Sah."-New York Post.
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Too ~induisitive.

Small Fred-Say. papa. what does
ClcaVe mean? Papa-lt means to unite
or adhere. Small Fred-Does n man
unite IL stick of wood when lie cleaves
it? Papa-Oh. then it means to sepa.
rate. Small I'red-Does q man sepa-
rate from his wife when be cleayes t.
her? ~papa-Run along to bed, son.
Chicago News.
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An Eye Opener.

\ man never realizes how many
faults he has until he gets married.
Washington Herald.
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Local News

Percy Mingus arrived in the city
a few days ago from LewlSto"n,
Montana. and will visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Min
gus, for a short time.
Miss Marie t'lemming of Selbv,
one of the teachers III the schools
at the county seat, vas an over
Sunday guest in Mobridge at the
home of Mrs. G.. +. TruaX.
Mrs. Emil Scow and two little
daughters Of Bowman, North Da-
Eota. arrived here Sund and are
spending ine week dt the uomr oi
Mr.. a..d Mrs. \. VI. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Webster and
family have moved from their
former home in the rooms over the
Bright-Webster lumber office mo
the A. II. Brown house. form rly
occupied by Mrs. Swanson.
Ii. Z. Roberts solicitor and col
lertol for the ABERDEEN DAILY
News, was among the business
visitors in the city Saturday after
noon. While in Mobrldge Mr..
Roberts made THE News Office q
pleasant call.
Miss Marie Larson, who is at
tending Business College ut Aber-
deem, spent the fore part of this
week in Mobridge at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Larson. Miss Larson returned to
her studies Wednesday forenoon.
O. T.. Peterson of llettingrr,
North Dakota, secretary and treas
urer of the Yellowstone Trail asso.
citation, is happy over the arrival
of q son who vos horn Saturday.
Anr;l i Tine brit, ,rcurred on
tba M;lvankee's crack train. The
OIvmn;au naar Mildred Montana
n3. ;mu;,+
~: n:.. -
,r.., o.. vo..l nalo+o
.Ii., .. aa
u,: 100 g
49,. o;t~ oe ;al- ho,.o
I'M,
80. ;,L
mnahno ro tLoon;nal which
.,o,,o h. ua4,ml,,,
80. -, A.. n,. ha
oa1 N;ao.ai un,a, Ian,
.,l;. m;at u;,o
:,
nh h"' - p'o"
0"1 o'fI
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Pretty Bad Either Way.

"Oh, MIR. Squeam, we want you to
ofiiciate ut my marriage to Billy
Speed"
william Speed. a divorce. New
e.. my dear child, certainly mott
Dear me, Do you neal then. that
TO accept some inexperienced youth
with 10 matrimonial training what
eycr!"-Lifc.
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Fire MarShaI'S Report
Continued from first page.

Lot ), block IL, barber shop,
Carl Busetzky, no protection
around water heater in bath room
and rubbish removed in rear OF
building.
Lot ,, block H., cigar store, q.
W. Smith, remove rubbish in rear
of building.
Lots II and l.. block II, bot
tleing works, ii. A. Phillips, 30
gallon tank Of gasoline in rear
room, ordered removed.
Lot t.. block II, J. w. Mingus,
floor protection for stove on second
floor.
Tailor and dry cleaning, Sam
Stern, dry cleanir z IN building at
tached. very hazardous, recommend
the dry cleaning feature be removed
away from business section.
Lot I, block Z, hotel and lodg-
ing, G.. l.. Barrett, removal Of
rubbish and hand fire chemical eN-
tlngulshers for each floor.
Lot 10. block I, drug store, II.
+. Yaukey, rubbish removed ia
rear Of store.
Lot II. block I, Dakota Hard
ware Co.. storage Of oils and GasO-
line in rear room very hazardous,
recommend an underground system.
Lot Is, block I, notions, G. W.
Hooper, stove pipe running through
side OF building, without proper
protection, same not in use, should
be removed.
Lots Il and Is. block I, hotel.
y. l.. jenkins, first and second
floors should be supplied with
nand fire eXtirguishers, and rub
bish removed in basement.
Lot Is. block 10, pool hail,
ThOs. Church, remove rubbish in
basement and defective wiring.
Lots ) and 8, block I, photo
graph gallery, lIuettner Bros. de-
fectiv electric wiring.
Let Is, block 10, tailoring and
dry cleaning, IL. G. Keith, dry
cleaning and gasoline shout he
removed outside business see
ton, vely hazardous.
Lot -. block 10, restaurant,
Olson 4 Perry, defective electric
wiring and floor covering under
cook range.
There seems to be a desire on
the part Of the citizens Of Mobridge
to 60 operate and assist the depart
ment in correcting the defects
found. and IL is certainly giatlfN.
ing to note the interest shown both
by the mayor, chief Of the fire
department and chairman of the
fire and police committee, i'll the
work Of our inspection.
5. f. GRAMS,
Fire Marshal,
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Nj. and Mrs. +. C.. Hunter
and their little sou returned last
Friday from Brinwood. Wisconsin
They were called to Brinwood
about two months ago by the
serious illness of Mr.. Hunter
father and remained in Wisconsin
until the patient vas out of
danger and we'll on the road to
recovery.
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Small Boy Drowned At Pierre

Pierre. April 13-The Missouri
at Pierre has clai ned its first vic
tim in 1914, Il small boy $ years
old. son OF Joan Hansman. The
lad was playing ~ a log It the
river bank at the foot of Pierre's
main bu mess stree and fell in.
Though rescued il block below that
place assistance arrived too late to
revive him.
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DR.. \. Y. Rock called at The
News Office the fore parr of the
week and left a picture Of Frank
Behan, who is recovering from an
attack OF smallpox. Mr.. Behan is
uuarintined III the Thos. Church
residence in The east part Of town.
The picture shows Mr.. Behan at a
window and his face and arms are
covered with scabs.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-17
EDCC London ct lnso" Necklace
NIL Evelyn Thaw" Bracelet

These two beautiful pieces Of
popular jewelry are the craze
among society women in New
York and the largest cities They
ire neat and elegant gold finished
articles that will gladden. the heart
of every girl or woman, no matter
how young or old. Very stylish
and attractive.
Our Free Offer. We are adj
vertising Spearmint Chewing
Gum and desire to places big box
OF this fine. healthful gum into
every home. 1t sWeetens the
breath whitels the teeth and aids
digestion. 1t is refreshing and
pleasing to all. To everyone send
ing us but soc and , stamps to
cover shipping costs we will ship a
big box of 20 regular DC packages
Of the Spearmint Gum and include
the elegant.
Tango" necklace and Evelyn
rhaw" bracelet absolutely free.
This Offer is for a short time
only. Not more than two orders
to one party. Dealers not allowed
to accept this.
UNITED SALES COMPANY
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