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sii.25O.ooo GERMAN TAX

Berlin says Money Will Be Raised
81 Special Taxes
Amsterdam. via London. Dec. H.
a Berlin despatch says Brussels and
ihe suburbs have decided TO pay the
var lien OF 45.o00.0oo masks. Sll.25o.-
600. imposed by Germany. 10y means
Of special taxes payable up TO June
Is. 1915.
For the payment OF the remaining
25.o0o.0 900 marks. S6.25o.O0o. ~ the
first war contribution arrangements
have been made with group of Be-
aum banks whe -eby this ohiie cation
uin BE- met n ten insfaiments.
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dresden is SAFE
Arrives at Punts Arenas IN GILLIAN
Waters.

NFGA-ias
Bnenos Aires Dec t3.-The Ger
man Consul al Sandy Point lPunta
Arcnasl reports that the Dresden ar
ived there today. The commanded
f the Dresden said that The German
quadron fought two superdread-
oushts aud siN cruisers No more
etails are given.
The Government had received
ispatch from Puerto Gallegos, saying
hat the slip aground there was not
lc Dresden
The shin got ahooi and sailed
way Her name was not ascertain
d
Punta Arenas is tho most southerlv
wn no the world II is on ihe
trait Of Magellan, and is the capitol
{ Magazines. in Chile ID has l3
30 inhabitants
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CRUISER DRESOE n
REPORTED TO Be
On HIGH SEA
Reported By German Consul Of
Panta Arenas
TURKISH CRUISER DESTROYED
British Submarine Bill Sinks War.
ship After Daring Trip in Mined
Waters.

Buenos Aires, Dec. li.-Thc Ger
man consul at Punta Arenas wires
that the cruiser Dresden, which cs-
capped when the other ships compria-
ing the German fleet were destros cd
by the British has passed Pun.-
Arenas headed for the straits of Ma
gelan The Dresden is equipped
with wireless by which she com
municated with the consul at punta
Arenas and informed him that she
was on her way To the high sea.
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DEER BITCHES moroa CAR
Turned Somerssuit, but Kept
RICH; on Running

hl8Nh on FHNuiNH
Mount lNsco. s. y, Doc Ia
While Theodore NIeskey oil Bridge
port was drvms dis runaboul oaT
along the State road near North
Salem this Afternoon deer dashirs
across the roadway sieucb one OF the
front wheels swcrvine the car into
ditch Moskcy was thrown out ani
escaped with bruises.
The deer los is footing when IT,
struck the machine turned son-r
sault regaincd it's feet and ram ini3
he woods uea -hy Do was apparent
~ uninjurcd.
Il is believed the deer escaped
from the rangc on john ID Rookie
,eller's estate a' pocanuco Hills,
few miles away.
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ARTHUR BRISBANE ~.

tend Him IN Atlanta.
Atlanta. Ga. Dec. l3 Arthur brI5-
5aue. editor OF the New York Even.
ing Journal became seriously no at =
local hotel todIy Tonight Dds coudi-
ton was somewhat improved but bis
physician was summoned from New
York
Mr. Bisbano has been here since
Friday.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair and much colder to-
night aud Tuesday Cold wave. fresh
west gale
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cARRANzA WARNS BRYAN
Use Of the Forts al Mace Would g.
Considered Hosills Act

Washington. Zee. il-1ac usc 20
De forts at Naco. Mex. To- Anne 81
,an troops would De- considered "aa
et o. hostility" Cen Carruzl &C.
orms Secretary Bryan in O. uoic OIL.
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London. Dec News has been
received here OF the sinking of
Turkish cruiser boy the British sub
marine Bill In order to accomplish
the destruction of the cruiser the
submarine was Obliged TO dive under
FIVE rows Of mus. Tho submarine es-
capped.
Rome, Dec. 1.-Two Austrian to.
pedo boats have been sunk by mines
in The Adriatc according ito dis
patches received hero from Triests.
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gbruartsn.

" lhrctbt bic p&orIb-: y&ern Is nnbr it, 6b Der adier ni
oe Spnpdtbicn os omeitaniiden Bottles in Dem arer aercdJnet bat.
in Den r Die 8et adtarst bot. 10 3dat oos mr, re mfoaih Is fr
etnen s8ar Soro" it, Die ofirutlite Retmns 81 bauetal uuo Cd pr.
le1en. Sraeno ienauN Der oe Ger. stahen feunt, bate Dem aoir
iaaen fonnen oaB bic Cumming gurrras 10 gut ne ciruitia gegen
etnen ioIten arieg nit ioIhen 3uedeu ieu ipiroe. gbenio Die eng.
lanos 5tnicns u / ~ 7epoieu m0gn bic offentGte gnnunu Der.
uthn uhr Is enbt Soften. in bencn 0as Dem Scl5morS iebr nabe
fonnnt =
Die r8Orlo1 miro tb nunoern Denn He ieben miro, He oe Spn.
patbien nno Die 9epunberuus ourhbreden peroen fir Den aaicr, menn
cas- unnahirln9e ganOnis GngIanos umo 6raufreids nit Dem fmteu.
i~bprnsenOen Ranilaoimus ub ben geritporern mo a6uiqsm5r0ern
ees gaItunS BON Den beutaen ub o~furtdii6cn 8aHn in 2tide ae.
idlaaen ien miro. 8enn 5ranfreit at iene aeboudgelate per8it.
ten unS engIan6 6as Seahte sinons iuden miro. Ndt Elm glnonts
in Dem eroBbruannie GentihanO bomnRrt, ionoern GmtidImS polite
9cpegmgstretbeit bat. 3enu Die orerriaiih ungarihc 0onarhie
Tube Dor Den porila0ttHiten 8ubIereteu bobeu miro. Die i5rrn 3erfaq
herbeHtbpn modten mo Die ibreg6lfr felt mebr ais eiren N~enffenaIter
gegen chamber oerbesen.
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Der dmerfaHifden sdas. 5dr miIudrfhe 1tnee f@a 70 gut me ie6a
9rfdnNnis. limb 70 fommsu Die mehpurOisnen Tnae Dor. ad Bel
oeneu. BE ourdb be sduIp aesnnar. iett III 3etnnauSotaoneH fbm.
Sine 3afammHFsiuns Der Daim aus Der ~5atrrdtHttn aritgsst,
ihitie Gbt habou Elm a~uianen6es geipeL. erHih bort fe nit 1866
ouf. Gait nh ben fFeuaden 5eS5ne bon 1864 insdleswasS oHtein aus.
Gle perBetdnet bic Sdatt bel aiprn 1909. oils 6herrrthffe Rteoer.
hpe ndbreHo fe Der afe eieo batiter mafcn imr Napoleon mar
mo ben &mf iener lub5uiHaIidtei 5ucrft crIhdHere. se labt ale
BE sdseHoen Eaten Der oh~errehhiidH amee i'm gefrcrmasfrieae 1918
Gus. Gle tmiB uihs BON aum, 9eipSg un6 ga aobPre. ni4tS bon
Ra0estn, BON Santa 2ueta. @ieeu5a GuHoa uno Qooara.
ss pdB nats BON ben admpfn in gosnisn uo br Srt1opIna
unb I'm Saubfbai. Rttts ben er suIurarbsit bort umn, bic usbtn i6n
admpin otsfe grHtt onrhiet st. Gle ttnni ur 5Hstr,hiTtt gi,btr,
lagr, niht ibu Stst.
Gef4idtstabtIs nit 0ehtrtits TsOnlnsm BON 1866 obiufbtsbm pnasn.
0anu DitO fsbf tbi sub in am,rha, itos os fblttim gaaldtss Inter,
ridts, ptfisn BON Cthurtit. tngarns ranasr0uttm ub ft1rsbbtm 6cr.
uro BEN 2orbetr, ben Is UNI feline Jabntn paub.
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Gr1ffnnna bes Crphenm.

3ns popuI1re 0rpbeum miro am
ndditen Sonntag nit elmer Mdtinee.
unb Acknowledging fir Die neue
Suiion iornlea erofinet peroen. Sin
trefflides 8rogramm tontmt sur
auifubrura. earunter aii1 Der Gin,
after 0es beriibnlteh britiiheu
Sdriititeler5 Geo. gernaro Sbnm,
Som Sc 9ieo to Der Susbnno~
DIS 5beuter lit in prddtiger @ei.
lie neuoeforirt noroen un0 miro iiG
Den 8eiuhern in geflligem @etpan-
be p%rGientiren, lleber $4,000 bat
ole 8erpaItnna fiir Die ger6aiIerun-
gen dlisgegeben.
Gas Grpbeum miro aud in Die.
Ter Soiion MIR eritfIoiiige Boritel-
lungeH geben, un0 pieOerum bic
groBten aiinitler auftreten laIIen.
gos EbcoterpubIifrm miro iih ie.
oenfaas freuer. bob ons beliebte
Sous jeet tpieOer often lit.
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airdlihes.

Bon Der eo. .lutb. @emeinoe in
@e0ar Greet gebt ms Die 9tnhriht
gu, ooB bieielbe Iesten Sonntog elm
u~or5uglites DfiIiionsieit ~ieierte. Set.
reoner poren Die Serren gaitoren
SdimmaIpfeuig % g. pom
8aterIoo, Wlo., uno Z s. Cithofi,
.. o, BON GmeraIo gineoln,
9e6r. 9eiOe 9erren Iieierten begei.
iterte Miiiionspreoigten, ouf ge.
oafte ser beIic6te BoItor 2oci 6iib-
ner in 3iiuOenoen 8orten Der ar.
mcen 0entihIan0s uro Geiterreidls
Baitor Siibuer lit Elm 0eiterreiher
Sn icOer Betie lit beiagtes Wii.
iionsieit elm geiegnetas unO erfolg-
reihes geDeien. D.
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ans 0nnbnr.

Im 5. augnit bat iifl i'm 6nuie
oes Serrn mro 5rou Gasport6 Ia.
bis Elm frdftiges M1oden einge.
itelt. 6rm Gbos. SAM beeob
lid mad Gotples. gtebr, nm cine
erfranfte gerUonnte 5u beiuhen.-
". @eiler uao Q. D1. S~corborougb
begaben iif nnh Omaha, Inn bort
Beihdfte 5l erleoigen. 6r1uIeiu
ganIn Cooper BON SprocuIe uno
SRI. 8eloOa 8oo0 Don Cotton, Be.
iudjten ibre @roBnmtter, 5rou
6urIt. 5rdulein Sattie @onsel
fe6rte D~obIbebaIten bon 9irccIn,
91cbr.. 5uriid. 60. Smaaicot
~ltiir3te bon elmer Greitmaihine uno
6rah 5IDci gippert. 6rau @m.
Sarge bon Berlin beiudlte nerIfic-
6ene gefannte III lumbar. Hodj
[ougcrem aufentbnIt int S9ipitoI iii
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ano g%eoarop5is iino fcbr f*6o*. e.r,n
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RitteImdBiae bis quite Sc To-
$50.
@%ep0tnLi6e bis mtttelmaBiae
6.00-6.75
Stof aiibe $5O0-6.75
5fod aGlber 100000.
genI %.
glllen $4.75-7.25.
Sdineiae-3uhbr $500: morft
felt ne 5-20c uie0riaer. Gurdl.
ifuittSpreis $500 SIS. Soldier
Etes 81 80.
sdinTe 3niltbr 240o; gsarft
ieit. Sammer flau bis t0c nieoriaer
admmer $8.00-S.25.
Sabrlinge 6.f5-6.4O
Rutteritofe $5.30-5.60. ae
8iO6er 4. 90-6.f5. III
8eeoer 0dmmer So. 1870
6eeoer BiO0crs $4.50-4.90.
6ceoer Sdbrlinge $5.756.f5
5eeoer Msutteridaie S3.6Q4.00
X m-&s @
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3nr lehten Mnhr 6eitattrt.

WOniag 9tahmttfQg muroe SIMS
Starfen, oeiien ableben aui cine
Sdbmung 5urId5ufibren lift, ouf
Dem ebergreen 6rieObof sur Ieb.
ten Rube beitattet. glitgIieoer oes
Omaha 8Iattoeui6en 8ereins, mel.
dem Der 8eritorbene Sabre lang
anaebort bat, fltttgirten als 9nbr.
tudtraaer, uno piele liebe 6reunOe
aa6eu Dem g%eritorbenen oas Iebte
@eIeite. 6err 3ofob Sald iprnd
iomobl i'm Iraiterbnuie ais aud,
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S.25.
@epobnIifa Biz mitteImGBige
&c. 0-7.50
aii6e mo Sellers fIou, idmadl
10 bis t5c nieoriger.
a~lerbeite Sellers $7.75-8.90.
@ltte bis bette Sellers $3.50
.7.25.
@lite bis beite aiihe $6.25-6.5O
@ittelmaBige bis CUTE $3.50
.6.25.
@ciu0bnlide bis mitteImdbige-
$3.75-550
Stoders mo 6eeOers felt biz
flnt bis t0c nieoriger.
@ute bis 5eIte 81. 10000.
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0nffectrdH5drn fir bic arieesHOtb'
leioeuoeu.

9ie oeutifen 9ameu Der Staot
iiHo ale obne ausnobme freunO.
lifit eingelaoen 81 Dem anffee'
frdn3den, ods Dos Gonen 5iilfsto.
mite Mittpoh 9tahmittaa i'm Seinl
Der 5rou e. 5infe. 1908 ilol. 81.
StraBe peronitaltet. Mnn benlIbG
Die 9itieite Sanscom Rart Straben.
ba6u.
sir Die llnterbaltnng Der Gameu
miro nnfs Bette geiorgt ieiu uuo
peitere Sfritte our 50roerurg oes
eolen S~ulfsDertes Der0en get5an
Deroen.
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Spracuie, fe6rte 5rau @m. Gam.
me mad ibrem Seim 5uriid. -
SER Sdrprence Casper aus Salmnga
brattc cine an5abI Ginoer mad
Dunbar. Sod einem langeren
guientbaIt reiitc 6rauIcin Charlotte
gattcr in 8esleiilm8 ibrer Shme.
tier. 5rau Sobn @ortou, nnh i1rem
Scim in Minoeu. SER 6enru
Sdnca pom 9te6rasfa @itp Itattete
Guubnr cine @tihditsbiiite ob. =
9csteH Mittpod mar in 3ebrasfa
Gitp Gunbor Gag; cine grobe W1engc
Der bieiigeu geo0Iterlmg betbeiLigtc
ii6 an Der Gbaltauqua.
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Gle DiHsn's nidt bsFsr.

Die gubmbhngsn BON experimentation garssrn 6sntI&r nHS Ofsr'
ridifasunsarfder gbFamunns CUR Ginlstung ftnaa5sIr StFsaitioH lhf
bic burh ben ariea in ben ~psrbdnbttn 2dnbern enttnosn aofdls, bal
zine ft0ns e~inmihstht aud in br 5aisbEsiHhaft gssgt. 2itt nnr in
Der ppnfH5m qthon OrnBsn, nttt unr ui ben StIattfsbtrn in OF uno
NET Bat ub Ipl fd bic Rietsungentreus b%spdbrsu, aud in BEN Gtrsben,
ado m lnbtrn, bs bteg arig ftmgt uno fQliae 9nrfeIuHgsn nb5ursb'
rem. auTsuilirn inter ben mitbareeu angpumsrtouHtr 3ngs no lns
fennlns cSr gorsinssnommenbet fafhs 9rislungen brngt LIMB mir
rrnsn bier sta iagn, bob mir Bel Der bhFgsn In en8tidtr Sprntt c'
ltetnsnben grsHs i'm alasnsnn cine nnertennsnsperts 9ershptl9tit fns
ben, nht o~uz6trBdd i'm brttia.fran50Ff6m 5ohrpafr gu igtu. sic
ff geriaisunseu unb acknowledgement anosrsr ~9uedngi4. Vas IdBt
FG Mot abtrnl iOmt ia9m.
gbn a~usdnOf4e Gsfaiate uno eeogropth fn6 f6r r+rak. ebu,n
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s0phie 90l0t

iouiele gepeiie ibrer Ibeilnabme
e1tgegen gebradlt bnben, iprehen mir
hermit unieren tief9eiublten Cant
aus. 9ciou0eren Cant iagen mir
ben Spenoern Der bielen ihonen
9lumeu mo Serrn 8aitor Otto fir
ieine troitreihen 8orte.
Die trauern0en @interbliebenen
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Wlnrftberidt.
SHO,0 Omaha is, III

Su0sOmaba, is, Iug.
MISUNDERSTANDING 400: Wtarft
ieit bis fIau bis t0c nieOrtger.
glIte bis bette gorngefiitterte,
$950-t005
@iitteImaBige bis quite $3.50
$50.
@etpobnIidc bis mitteImdbige
$3.50 $50
@tte bis bette Gange Stiere
SIS. 25-8.75.
MitteImaBiae bis CUTE $3.50
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gnnhnnllnn.

gaen Jreuuoen uno 9efounten.
Delde ms nabreno Der aranfbeit
oes gblebens mo Der geer6igung
meiner lieben 5rau mo umierer glt.
ten Mutter
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am @robe Morte 0es 3roites. M0.
ge Der 8eritorbene in 5rieoen I'll.
benz
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Nolokai. This plan Is shown III the
following three bills introduceff In
the house.
I. n. r. 1908. introduced on June
3 by Congressman Fred A. Dritten or
IlIonois. referred to committee on ap-
prcDriations:
A bill to provide for the erection OF a
national Ieprosariun.
Be II enacted by the Senate and
HOUSE OF Represe atatives Of the Unit
ed states Of America in connrsss as
.sem5led. that r.. sum Of $780, re.
and the same 10 hereby appropriated.
out Of any money in the treasury rot
otherwise appropriated, for the &c.
oujrina Of q suitable sItG the erection
Of suitable buildings tand the equip
n,ent Of the same. for the establish
ne7t OF 4 national Ieprosarium.
Sec 2. TEat the secretary OF the
treasury 10 hereby authorized to ap-
point board, to consist Of the surgeon
general Of the army. the surgeon-9en-
erai OF the navV. and the sunoeon-uen-
eTal OF the United State public health
service, who shall examine and report
within three months sitter the PASSAGE
Of this act on the selection Of a suit.
able site for the erection OF the iepro-
saFiunn provided for in section one OF
this act; and no money shall be ex-
pended until the site selected shall
be provided by the secretary Of The
treasury. a T., =
See. 8, That the .Jeprosariuni shall
Re under the administration and luris-
diction Of the surueon-oeneral Of the
United states public health service,
subject to tuch rules and regulations
.ss NAV be promulgated by the seere.
tary 81 the treasury. :. IA
Sec. g. That, under the authority
granted BY this act. the suraeon-ger.
eraI OF the United States public health
service r. directed 70 receive into the
lepseaariun1 from any state any person
afflicted with leprosy, the transpor-
tstio1 charges TO be paid by the Unit.
ed States. e
Sec, S. That active BUILDING opera,
tons on the erection Of the lenrcsar-
INN shall beain WitbiBsslx months ~.
ter the passage 81 this net and proceed
continuously and N 40 ekped :tious !
manner 40 possible Until the So ,is
sIlalI be conanleted, - - = 81
2. II, r.. lf0If, introduced juno 3
nv CONGRESSMAN Albert Johnson of
Washington and referred To commit.
tee on interstate and foreign s'oln.
Imerce.lI& ,e,. :. tss-,l p, ~ g 8.
4. A BILL 7,
Providing Tor the establishments or
an island OF the insGlar or territorial
possessions 81 the tinted States q
home for Iepers. s.. !
81 Sc Il enacted BY The Senate and
House. Of Representatives Of the Unit
e. States II America in Congress- a.
sembied, That the suroeon-1s general Of
the United states public health ser.
vice be, and he 10 hereby, authorized
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Tss Tray.

Every hostess has, her individual
taste In tea trays and the tea tray. by
the way is very much the thing" 1t
Is brought IN. by 9 neat Eltfe maid ard
set on a small TO. atng table bY the
hostess. and ifftberes area number OF
gussts there may be two trays and
two tables. In tie English fashion The
woman who owns a large silver tray
has II poiisked until ii fairly dazz!es
the. eye and then wells its bri!iian"e
with 4 thin handkerchief Linen cloth.
Glass covered trays with odd r.ms are
very handsome, and. are mach priced
by their psssesso-s. The Woman who
does not own silver tray and cannot
AFFORD a wood S.nmed one may invest
in bamboo, Tray. ard have a sass
slab gut m exactly the size to fit with
in Its shallow rim. These tra!s cUFAe
in many sizes. and are not at AL en-
pensive. A. FOUND or oval p:e0e OF
printed blue and white japanese towel
ing viii look well under tie glass on
the bottom Of the tray.
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well, and now have two fine baby
girls. cannot praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound too highly
for what it has done for me. always
speak word in favor Of your medicine
to other women who suffer when have
an opportunity. Mrs. Fl. T. VIM,
lbs Fremont Ave, Kansas City, Mo.
Observation-Disclosures says:
Cumming, Car tell some suffer-
ing woman every day Of Lydia E. PM
hams Vegetable Compound and what 1t
has done for me. / could not eat or
sleep, had bad stomach and was In
misery all the time. ] could not do my
housework or walk any distance without
suffering great pain. / tried doctors
medicines and different patent medi-
cines but failed to get relief. My aus
band brought home yourV Vegetable Com
pound and In two weeks could eat any
thing, could sleep Ike healthy baby,
and walk q long distance without feeling
tired ] can highly recommend your
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NEW young mothers realize how very
weakening 1t is for baby to per
spire too freely. said a grandmother
recently.
Caps ana bonnets often cause dread
full Precipitation 10 the head. and have
seen a pillow drenChed with moisture
when the child was lifted out Of its
carriage,
For this reason never put anything
on my grandchild's head when she
goes, out in the carriage IN warm
weather. The hood affords quite SUI
fcien1 protection from possible drafts
and baby sleeps ever so much better
with her little soft head on smooth
pillow than when trrltated with the
: ireSome trills and strings that COM
Sc an infants headg gear.
hen the time comes for baby 10 be
short coated II isn't wise to discard a
hinder altogether but the long strip Of
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y. Make Baby Comfortable In Summer *

flannel can. he left OF and a little
woo,eH "tuE1fmS belt" can be substi
~ ed
This belt IS knitted in very fine white
wool ana can te slipped on round
bahy's boiy- without the bother Of
safety p.I.s or srwing-
Sandals may he very, cool and COM
fo:,lb'e for rctAjren's summer wear
but in some cases they do more harm
than good
For u child with We Ak ankles. FOR
instance. they are most unsuita be.
there being practically no support to
the foot as there is with shoes or
bOo-s
After wearing sandals for some
months last year ! found that my
grandchitd's foot turned over wien -
va ked to such an extent HAT the
doctor ordered boots for indoor as well
as outdoor wear in order 10 gel tie
ankle strong again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
ALEC DESHA IS
LETDOWN With
A Fine Of SIS

Alec Desha, well known in hase-
ball circles, charged with a brutal as
fsauh upon David Shaw, 1l-year-old
son OF SuperintenS cent James Shaw 81
McCa abe, Kenny & Hamilton, left dis
trict court following his hearing be-
fore Judge Monsarrat this morning.
with the payment Of nominal fine of
$15 and costs. 49,
Taking into consideration the nature
Of the assault brought TO light through
statements made by the boy, who is
alleged to have been under treatment
by DR.. c. B. Cooper at Queens hos
pital for 4S hours after the assault,
the sentence imposed by the magis-
trate proved a topic of much comment
around police station and with a dele
gation Of lawyers who watched the
case with more than passing inter-
est. . 1872.
Desha pleaded guilty to the. charge
Of assault, denying, however. that he
administered blows other than by his
hand across young Shaw's face. He
admitted that the boy fell to :ae
ground en- the evening OF June l3,
while the trouble was in Progress near
the Kului street entrance to the ball
park, and in doing so may have suf-
fered other injuries. !
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Brown
asked for the infiicticn of substaIi-
tial penalty. District Magistrate Mon
sarrat failed to grant the request, Ia.
king the ground that Shaw neglected
to produce witnesses who would tes-
tify to the alleged serious nature Of
the assault. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
FOWLER SEEMED
WITH ROSE LEAVES

IND sou ever scent your own powder
with Trt Sh roses? II y"I nave
dore it once 500: Will want I" DO II
again. and If you never have, Hume II
try It this year. - +:
, Make powder from three parts OF
fine roe starch aud one rart u: Otis
root Put it. in "a Tn ;box wA4rh has a
t!ght cover aad bury fresh; stc1ngiy
scented rose. leaves in II Leave tt.em
there for Il day ard then tiAtse tAsra.
out and put in freS! ones. K"rp IFS
up for a week and at the eHd o. tat
time the. powder will be deItr.ousIy
sPsntud ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18

The absence Of all the supervisors
but two at the special meeting called
for LAST nfghtgfor the consideration OF
the protests made against the i'm.
,provement of;iower fianoa road unier
the direct frontage tax statute, made
it necessary for new date to be set
for the hearing. The new naeetlng
was set for Wednesday at 1870 O'Clock
IN the evening. Supervisors MeCiel-
Ian and Petrte were the only members
Of the board present. There were
abcuf@ten Manoa property owners On
hand. IL IS sss A..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
Some Of the Newest Kinks

lavender or pale blue char'her are
decorated With tiny baskets embr"id-
cred in pale brown and filed with
vtotets. Garlands Of Lavender ribbon
connect the basi letszss: As.naw idea and
a very pretty oheslssth eroGEeted edge
on. the guest towels Any ore who cpn
handle q crochet hook can make saCh
an edge, which Is composed OF the SIM
plest scaGops.. and when blue scaIl6ps
are added 10 q towel, cross stitched or
embroidered In blue. the effect is
charming, D. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
nav Id,as For the Guest Room.

/ The newest border device for the
Eues towel is a sentimental affair well
suited to- a. charming boadoir where
women friends are luxuriously doni-
tciIed, but scarcely appropriate for a
mans ROOM AT each end OF the towel
are garlands Of tiny flowers. and
against these two Cupids. tinted p!Ek
and outlined with stem stitch. disport
themselves. Over flowers and cup'ds
hover butterflies. also outlined in stem
stitch, Charming guest towels for a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18

for the purpose. The Introduction. of
his bflls shows the definite outlinesof
the plans. S.
: 1t was stated this morning that the
Chamber fof Commerce win be asked
to take up the matter with view to
lodging a vigorous protest on the
grounds thai Il is unfair and harmful
to Hawaii to send mainland lepers
here, .''a3&s. u s,.Etss. ~ -