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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-06

County ef, Alexander -
II. X. Aisthorpe, one of the MANAGING
officers. and Reed Green, oeis -. Hastlnst
and Thos, ]. Smyth, three Of the directors o.
the First Bank and Trust Com pany, a cor
poration OF the State OF Illinois. being sew
orally duly sworn, each upon his cath states
That he makes this affidavit for the pur
pose OF complying with the requirements 81
sectlonsl9 aud 10 OF an act of tue &c, era
Assembly OF the State of Illinois, emitted
"An Act to Provide for and Regulate the
Administration OF Trusts, by Trust Com
panies
That the foregoing report OF the said FRS
Bank ana Trust Company on ecembei
llst. 1913, ana exhibits accompanying thu
same, are true and correct In ali respects 4
the best OF his knowledge and belief anC
that he has examined the assets and book
Of the said company for the purpose 0
making lald report.
II. X. sisthorpe
Reed Green
oris b. Hastings
Thos j, SnINth
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Bis
lay of Jan, 1914 MoLLiE T.. kILKY,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-06
SIS DIAMOND RING

Given away free on repairing at
shop 209 Eighth street Adv 2-2S In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-06
tofielai Publication
Statement of Assets and Liza.
bilitieS of the
First Bank and Trust
Company

of Cairo, Illinois, at the close of business on
the 3lst day of Decem Der, 1873, us shown by
the annual report made by the said bank as
q trust company, TO the Auditor of Public
Accounts &C the state of Illinois. pursuant
{, law, and flled In the office OF the said
Auditor of tubie Accounts on the Srd day
of February. 1911.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-06
BOY SCOUT NOTES

: ss:e::sSzSSsSSSSSS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
MliiGiiinni itcint.

ga Groiie isis, 2. Suli. IT
lleber glo6t lit bier Der N1iiiiiiippi in
bclmrubiecnO i6neacr SSeiie ecitic-
gen lnO Oos biciigc @ettcrbureou bat
Oabcr itromouf- imO -abpGrts off
5ieae @ormneen crecben loiicn. Der
6luB itano bier oeitcrn 5cbn SUB
ii6er Dem nieorigcn %cecl uno bel
elmer 3nnobme bon 6pei SUB orgieBt
iicb Oos @oiier in Die Stoot, welhc
on nieorigcn Steacn itbon iiber-
idlpemmt 1T. Shmcre 9iegenf6ae
uno bobcr g9oiieritnno in ocn 9tcbcn-
fliiiicn loiien beltdnoige 3unabmc
ccs Sohwofcrs I'M Nliiiiiiippi bis
gum n6biten Souitng crpartcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
lSrnhi6itinna.(9ciet eine iEnrtc.

GburGeiton gS..%o., 2. SlIi.
-Obglei6 Die @robibition imStoatc
@eit-@irginien crit 0ienitog I'M
Niitterno1t in aroft trot, CAB Oos
glppeuutionsgeribt idon cine @nt.
ideioune ob, in peldcr iie crfI6rt,
eiu 01itelico cincs Clubs made ii6
feiner %erlebung Oes 0eieses ibul-
Dig, wenn cs noh 0em Ghblofol
Spirituoien fir ieinen ciecnen Be
Oarf obne 2ogerlng bon SorrGtben
in Oen 2ofol mo llcbcrloiiung on
ieine 6reuu0e beforocre. Der &lngc.
glntrog botte 0obin gclautct, Der 2si.
tlng oes D@09eipooO Club" BON
GborIeiton Die 9ur6iiibrlme ibres
81 untcriogcn pcIder
Den W}itglieoern berbietct, iid I'M So.
fuI ibre cigenen SpiritiIoicn 8l bol-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03

6eidllob man, cine allgcmeinc Srol-
crieier o65u6alten, mo SPAR ioa lie
in Der @ot5eOrale gum Slg. 9iancn
liottfinoen. Ser Gr56iibof miro cr.
iuht perOen, cine &cquiemmcie 5u
celebriren. Sin ans Dem oiterreid-
iib-lngariihen Gieccconiul 9lel6p,
@orrp 9lu6ens un0 Dem grdiioenten
OeS Gereins. glooli &rauS, beite6en.
ser 9lusiduB pur0e 6eouitrogt, ih
nit Dem Grj6iihof in GerbinOlng 5u
ieten mo ale n0t6igen Gor6ereitims
gen 3u treiien. 9luH Die 9luswabl
oes Cages pliroe i6m ii6erloiien.
Ger @erein bat 6ereits om @loutog
Dem aaiier 8ron5 Soiep6 tclc9ra-
p6iih iein 9cileiO onsgeiprodcn.
Sir irii cbe e 9t 9totionolilte n
@emcgung.
9on0ou, >. Suli. III Tie 0er-
mittuete @rGfin &oiolino bon Gar
lisle ii6erionOte geitern Sobr 9ieO-
mono, Dem 6ii6rer Der iriiden 9io-
tionaliiten, $500 fiir Oos notionoli-
itii6e 8rchuiai9en Corps. Su eli
mem 9cglcitidrei6en iagt Die @rd-
i'm, ga Oie conierootiDe @ortei Oie
9legierlmg ourdl 9lnoro6mg zines
9iireerfrieges einidiihtern wolle,
mare es 6odite 3eit, OaB einc Wiodt
creirt merOe, Die, wenn not6ig, Die
Srlono ourh Oic Some 9ille 9iu
gelua6rlciltetcn 9lchte 6eiHiibt
M}orine Offi5ierc 6eitei-
Gen %eiuD.
MeopcL 3. Suli.- Mle6rere Sf-
ii5iere Der omcrifoniiben Sdlo6t.
ibiifc oNliiiouri nSOa6o" uno oSl-
linois~ 6eiiiegen eeitcrn nit 6ii6rern
sen Geiup. Sic itiegen in Sen Sra
Ter 6ino6, nuBten a6cr in 6olgc Oes
uncrtrdglicbeu SdlucieIQualms BALD
micocr lmfebren.
g(merifaniide u 9tuoerer err
folgreid.
@enlep, al Der S6emie, 2. Slli.
TT Die omerifoniiben 9lmatelr.@iei-
iierruOerer Somes .. 9lper aus So
iton unO &o6ert 0i66le moren bel
Dem geitrigeu @rdliminor Gonteit
Der a0niglidcn9egatto Inn oeno Gio-
mono Scud-~@reiS erioIgreid.
Die 8orparO 9iuOerer 6o6en Oie
GinlaOung on9enommen,. Elm gldter-
uno eiu @ierer Seom 5ur Som6ur-
ger 9iegotto 81 ididen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@ingbomton H. N..Y, 2. Sui.
~ Sn Ocm @ro6eB, Welhen u. @.
@aIes gegen Die nllniteo Wiine gSor.
fcrs bon 9lmcrifo" onecitrcnet bat,
INN $200,000 fir ieine 9emiibunscn
I'M Die 9cileeung Ocs Goblenitrifes
pom Sabre 1902 81 crIangcn purOc
geitcrn Die SurD pon5dblig. Inter
nnocren bcrporrogenOcn @crionli6.
feitcn 1T audi Sbcrit 9iooicpcIt ais
3cuge porecibIogcn worocn feline
glusioge miro nbcr Oor Der Surg nir
rerIeicn per0en. 9lls erlter 3cugc
tritt Der &l6eer ielblt olif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
gSerlGnanilpOIles Sumucnir.

9rodton @loii., .. SuIi. ~
SIN @ouie BON Ebomos @. Goof oo-
bier erpIoOirtc eeitern cine Scds-
piiinOcr 9Sercuiiionseronotc, wel6c
ocr @cnonnte iciner 3eit aus China
els 9lnoenfcn an Oie oortige &cpohl.
tion mit9ebrcdt bottc unO an lpcI6cr
er oic 6rBerc @iiac obIoien moIltc.
Coof wurOe ouf Der Stcle gcto0tct,
cin anocrer Nltnn fllrhtbar pcrlctt
unO Oos @ouS in Erilnlncr gclegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
Gimignus ii6er eO6nifula.

SprinofieGO, SG., 3. Suli.-
giod 15-pobigen llnterbonoIllneen
8piicbcn Dem Sainois Gonlitc Ger
ullniteo Nlinc @orfcrs Of 9lmcrico"
uno Sertretcrn Der gliiociation bon
aoblcn8c6en 9ciibern 0es StoatcS
SGinois lit es am 0icnitog 9lbeno at
elmer @iniglln9 5pii6cn bcioen Tbci-
lon iibcr cine &obnifolo fir nit Wio-
iNinc geforoerte &oblen i'm Spring
ficIo Diltrift eefonmen. 9lod Dem
gIbfommen crbolten Die GobIcngrdber
so Yro0ent, oie @rubenbeiiber 20
Ero5ctt Der geecnwdrtioen Sfola fir
nit oet 9Side geforOerte GobIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
gLnf 14 Anlre inlg 8ndltlnns.

SEEM Yorf, 9. Suli. - Scr
10 Sabre oIte 9fegcr Soiepb Burton
ser Scr GunorO- Oon1pfergcieai6oft
oeorobt botte, OoB cr eincn i6rer
Gompfer in Die 9uft ipreneen pcroc,
menn ibm nicbt $4,000 in 9oor ein-
eeb6noi9t peroen, un0 Der bon meb-
reren 0ctcftipcn 0es bieiigen Gen-
trol6lreuis in glem-S SerieD in cine
Sale geloctt, eefaneen in0 ipGter
nod giew.Y nusgeliefert muroe,
iiT eeitern bonn 9Ridter Grain in oen
General .9liiiien 5u IA Sobren Sing
Sing OerilrtbeiIt woroen. Ser geI0-
Peoiirftiee Sdmor5e botte iih lebte
@ode ibulois befonnt. Gr miro
icinc Strofe ihon morgcn ontrcten.
gaRc fHr's 9lnslanO beIprat G.. Blaine. 4i3
cit'VcItlmore'Sirahe nn1r 0niium runie 9pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
Wefa6r ii6ertric6eu.

Seem Nrlcans, Ga, 2. sSuIi.
- Die felt 0icnItng 9G6eno i'm mn
tcrcn StoOtuiertcI in 40 SGulergc.
bierten ecscn Oic &erbrcitlng ser
Yculcnpcit eingefiibrt itrengc 2uo-
rontdnc purOe oeiteri Oforgcn ibon
ipieOcr nlfgebobcn "a Or. 9Iue, Ger
@cncrolor5t oes 9unocs. @eiunObeits.
Bureaus, Shritte oieier glrt gegcn.
mGrtig fir unn0tbig crflGrt bat. Oic
%erfolgllng lno 9lusrottilng Scr
9iottcn miro ober nod cifrig fortgc.
ictt unO cine Gerfiigung Oes ItGOti-
ihcn @ciunObcitSamts 6eItininlt, Dab
cuc bon Scr @inwobneriHoft eefon-
genen 9fatten in &eroiin ertrGnft uno
bon Dem @eihe6enen Dem 2o6orato-
riitm Ocs @ciunobeitSontcs W}cIOing
penadt wer0en nuB. @iS jcBt iinO
feline acknowledgement Griheinungen
lei Den 81 Ncrioncn 6coboHtet NOR
Ocn wcl1e in Oos Seim ser nYolltu.
tccrs Of glmerico" oufgcnommcn iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03

99ieient6ol 6ctroiien moroeu. Sein
9hltomobil itiir5tc bel elmer iharicu
&lrucubicgrmg ii6er Die StraBcn-
boidung 6ino6 mO purOc pollltdn-
Dig 5ertriinnert.
Ter Ser5og erlitt mebrcre Gippen-
bride Sn 6olgc Oes S6redets bat
or ni6 einen 9}erOeuiHod OaUonge-
tragen. 9liiBer i6m wurOeu idmmt-
liHe Snioiien OcS 9lutomobils, Der
aammeroiencr, Oie @flegcrin II. Der
Chauffeur, idwer ocrlebt.
2 1mereS llngliid
N5ain5, ,. Suli. III Gin ioIgeu-
ibweres lm9Iiid bat iid geiteru in
Dem 6ciiiiben 9oric Nlarien6orn er-
eignct. glls BORT me6rcrc Soloatcn
nit Dem 6iiaeu eiues @iilitdrboIlons
bciddftigt maren ereignete ii6 ans
bis6er lmbefannten llriabcn cinc Gr-
ploiinon, bel Der Die Nalsfctiere Sen
ier mo 99agner ouf Der Stclle getoo-
tet wurOen. Nebrere anOere SolOa-
ten erlitten ibwere @erlcbungen.
Sine llnteriudlmg iiber Die llrio6e
OeS bcOauerli6cn llnfalls lit i'm
@onge.
9(uf Oem &rie0spfo0.
TortmunO, ,. Suli. - @ie
cs irii6cr I'M omerifaniidcn .@ilOen
9eiten~ 5uoing, oopon bcfom Die
Gortmunocr 9iirgeriboit geitcrn ei-
ne grobc. @ei oen bier itottiinOen-
oen GoritelIimgen ocs Sarraioni-
GirfuS wirfen ouH mebrere Siour-
SnOianer nit, Die gcitern cine @irtb-
idjait 6eiuhteu, no tie ougcnihein-
lid Dem y6euerlpoiier" topfer 5uipra-
den. 9}a6Oem oie @emiit6cr Der
9iot6bdutc Ourc6 Sdnapps er1ibt
morcn, iingen iic an, 9iaOal 81 idla-
gen Ger 9luiforoerung Der nglaB0c-
iihter,~ Oos 9Ofol 5u oerIaiicn, lei
iteten iie nidt MIR feline 6olgc, ion-
0crn iie itimmten Elm oDrenbetGuben-
oes aricgSge6eul al rnO 6ieben wii-
t6enO aif Oen 99irt6 Elm. Mc6rere in
Der @iri6idoit onpeicnOc @ditc cil-
ten Oem beOrGngtcn 9eiiter oeS 60
falls 5u @iIlie, mo nun iolgte cine
iuiiiic S6l1gerei.
Gie @oIi5ei mur0e berbeigerufen,
Die idari aegen OieSnOiancr borging
gS fam sum 0anogemeuge, pobei
Der Sdlbmann @erten6odj i6pere
GerIeelngen Oooontrug, pG6reno
5mei nnOcre Sdubleute nit leidteren
Gerleblngen onponfomen. Gs bauer
te geralmc 3eit, che ole &u6e luieocr
6crgeite0t mar.
@fD iteri0ier . 9elu6.
StraBburg, >. Sill. II 9lus
9lumeB, i'm areiie CieOenboien g9cit,
Sot6ringen, fommt Ole 9todridjt,
oaB bort geitern 5wei frau5oliidc
5liegcr nit i6ren 6lug5eugcn cine
Sanoun0 bewerfItelligtclt, dbcr idlel-
ni9it mieOer auiitiegen lmO il6er sic
@ren5e 5uriidfebrteu, o6ue OaS Sim
treiicn Ger @eboroen ab5umarten. IS
lit niht '6efomt, o6 es ii6 Inn cine
9lot5lanoung banoeltc @cirenlocno
wirft eS obcr ,ooB Die 6ran5oien ni9t
Oos Gintreficn Der 9eboroen a6mar-
teten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
Scrmiidtc telesrap6iidc 9epcI@cn.

III Sn einenl Soipitnl ou 0cs
@loines, Soma, lit Der Is Sabre oItc
Gbriition @robit, Der Sobn BON &.
@ro6it emem amlfmann bon 9nor-
bile, oil &erlcsungen geitorbcn, oie
el bel elmer EuIper-@rploiion in Dem
Iebteren Srte erlitten bottc. Scr
&na6e mar nit Dem 9lbfeuern BON
vSireGroders~ bei6Gftigt imo wolte
ecroOc cine fIcinc 9ononc obfcucrn
ais Oieler 6eriprang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
Sdliffe ucrpfSnSet.

&roDioencc, u. S. 2. Suli.
~ Qie n9lew- -Gnglono Steamboat
Co. cine Sodjter- @eieai6oft scr
nglem.SoDcn 9obn," bat bel Der
uOlo GolonD Erliit 60 bon Bolton
@ppotbefen i'm 9etroge bon $9,000,.
600 oufeenonlmen. glls @fonO fir
Die ouf 90 Sabre Inufenoen Oblieo.
tionen oicnen Die glnln9en Scr @eiell.
ihoft in 9lorroeoniett 9o1 unO in
cen beriAieoenen 6Gfen I'M Gong So
lono Sun0, ionic Die perihieoenen
Dompfihiffe Der @eieaidoft.
Der neue Gborter fir sic Staot
Seottle, g9oib. ourh meIden Oie
&erpoItlme Oie 6orm Scr itdotiidbcn
9ctrie6sIeitung crbolten ioatc, iit bel
Der 9(bitimmune on Dem bcreinten
@ioeritonoc ser glrbcitcr Unions
mo bieler So5ialiiteu eeiheitert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03

Sn @liinhcn lit Die 9(uSitellung
fiir @oSinouitrie, Die gciteru ibre
Geutennorieicr beoing, eroiinet NOR
Den. Sie giebt einen umiaiienoen lle-
berblid Ooriiber, mas Die @asinOu-
itrie in oen 6uuOert Sa6reu i6res
geitcbenS geleiitct bat. a0nig 9uo-
mig Der Gritte mar 81 ser Groiimn9
Der 9lusitelllmg erwortet poroeL
bate a6er in 6olge oes ourd oas
plotlihe 9lble6eu oes olterrei6iiden
Gr56er5og S6roniolgcrs eingetrete-
ucn Eronerialles a6iogcn miiiien.
Ser5og DerIebt.
Bon einem ibweren 9lutomobil-
mioll lit 0er5og 9Ileronoer 5rieorid5
Goniiontin bon Sloenburg ouf ser
Gurhfabrt ourd) oas baoiide Gori
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
AlarOrltrIlt.
StAmOpnnft Der 9lOnIi:
niltratiOu.
ScSil9lih Der SitmatiUm
in !6niti.

Oenft nidt an oftioc 5n-
tcrpcntion. - 90 bctont @rdii-
Ocnt BiIion i'm @ciprd@c nit
gciuacrn. - 0ic Ginfiinfte Scr
0icoicruns iibcritciscn 9llissobcn
I'M critcn 6isfaIjobrc I'M beinobc
81 Nliaionrn Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-03
gtnt(0Iano.
lllanrmfRf6cm In der
@nft.
3eppclimfrcm5cr Idkt iid)
SiriHcm pfliittem.

SLIM 6ubrifuiitcn protcitircn gcacn
foitipicIiac Gcniur Scr er8cua-
niiic ibrcr SnOuitrie. ~ Slutioc
9lusi@rcitunacn III Scr SodidrlI-
itaot Sobenbeim. - Die StoOt
9(uosburg cr6dlt stiftuna BON
orci N1iaionen N1orf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
RLACkSMITHING.
BOOK STORE.
BUILDER AND CARPENTER.

4igasHirnura, building Of all kinds
work guaranteed; experienced meD
reasonable; Beretania opp. Union.
h753-1V
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= = ~ = = = = =
WORK WANTED

= Has anybody in Honolulu an \
4 odd job or two which a man with \
y a family in destitute circumstance \
y es could undertake to assist him =
y financially? If so. ring up 1858, \
y the Associated Charities, and
= give US a chance to place one of \
4 our needy men in the position, \
4 even if it is only a days work. \
\ At a moments notice We can
y each day place in the neighbor- \
\ hood of from % to 80 men, while \
4 we have on our files many more \
\ who are in need of work, and \
= with whom We are in touch" \
y w. SPENCER BOWEN, \
\ Manager Of the Associated Char \
+ tiles. \
4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02

He-I never saw anything like this
tide Here I've been pulling steadily
for 10 minutes and we don't seem to
have moved a foot. She latter a
pause oh. Nj StOker, I've just
thought Of something! The anchor
fell overheard a short time ago. and
| forgot to tell you. DO you suppose
it could have caught on something?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
600 @00O O 5000
VIA Ait A no
& HfTIT1ss@9M24xsTDD
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

HYDRAULIC ENGINEER.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02

Jas. T. Taylor. 511 Stangenwald Bldg,
consulting civil & hydraulic engin'r
k5375-tf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
BUY AND SELL.

Diamonds, watches and jeWelry bought
sold and exchanged. ! Carlo. Fort
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
FAMILY HOTEL

The Cassidy. only home hotel. Wal.
kiki Beach, consists Of individual
cottages and single rooms. Cuisine
excellent, 1000 IT. promenade pier
at the end Of which is splendid
bathing pool and beautiful view.
zoos Kalia road. Tel 1919. Terms
reasonable k5367-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
REDUCE MOSQUITO PEST.

II you are troubled with mos (
quitoes, ring up 1896, Eeadquar- :
tiers OF the mosquito campaign
force. and they will send a man Z
to find the breeding places and :
endeavor to eliminate them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Secondhand furniture bought an
sold, S11 King St, near Punchbowl
5S17-Gt,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02

office rooms, second floor, Is Mer-
chant st. Apply ), M. MoChesney.
6541-tf
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FOUND

Roll canvas. Inquire Joe Correia. Adj
dress Pier No. g.
5817-6t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
PINEAPPLE GLOVES FOR SALE.


COcoaDut plants for sale: Samoan va
riety Apply A. d. Hills, iihue,
Kauai. 6277
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
FURNISHED HOUSES
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.

House, bedrooms. with gas range
and electric lights; strictly modern.
Phone 1861, or call 1920 Alapai st.
5&16-tf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02

BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED.
BAKING AND cANoYMAkER.

New Sunrise Bakery. Fresh pies, can
dies. Wedding cakes q specially.
Nuuanu mr.. Beretania. Tel 41SO
JG29-6m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-02
FERNS FOR SALE.

Fern baskets of various sizes. Mrs
Chas. Bon, 1886 Oahu Ave, Manoa
J808-tf
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lWa&iffa4lss9Eae9
FURNISHED COTTAGES

Light housekeeping. Electric hgAts;
bath; all conveniences. GenZel Pa
Fort and Vineyard stE Tel. l541.
5740-u
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CAMERAS FOR SALE.
FQR RENT

Rooms, furnished or unfurnished to
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Arizona republican., 1914-02-09
EVERYBODY GO ID SOME
 CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY

Everybody go to church Sunday February 15." was the talk of the town yesterday even though the big event is week away That there will be a record breaking attendance at all the churches. is already a pretty good conclusion. In fact so enthusiastic are the managers of the affair, that arrangements are being made for three big overflow meet
 ngs during the day. Manager Reeves of the Empress has offefed the Empress for two of the meet ings and Manager Brought of the Savoy has followed suit.
 The proprietors of the moving pie ture shows have fallen in line with the movement and are doing all they can to promote it. Slides are being shown telling of the coming event and inviting all to attend the church of their choice on that Sunday. The invitation is sinking in and the crowds will be great in consequence
 No denomination will be missed in the great assemblies that will un- questionably get together next Sun day. The invitation is being sent out alike to all. whether white or colored. Catholic, Episcopal, Metho- dist, Baptist or any other sort of denomination that has followers at all will share in the big day. The movement is absolutely non -denom- national or rather it is interde- nominational. taking in all.
 Its Catholicity is one of it's great alike to all whether minister or lay man. or even those who do not be- long to any church It is a great and is receiving the com mendation of all because of the good thAt l. in fl
Arizona republican., 1914-02-09
BUILDING DIRECTORY
 adinaB and Buidn Supplxu of
Leading Builders and Building Supply HO,
RUSHING LYMAN THEATER BUILDING
 WHILE LYMAN |S BUSY SIGNING CONTRACTS

From many stand points the work of preparing the site of the O'Neil build ing for the Hyman theater is one of the most important building develop ments so far this year in Phoenix. While there are larger and more eX- pensive structures actually in the course of construction at the present time this is the first really big build ing started this year. It means too that Phoenix is soon to have the most up-to-da theater in the southwest.
 Arthur S. Hyman has associated with him in the construction of the hand some building some stable business men and besides he is in close commit nication with some of the largest pro- ducers and promoters of theatrical at fractions in the country In this re- spect the next few days is expected to bring some most important announce ments.. MT. Hyman left for Los An geles Saturday night prepared to place his signature to some contracts that bid fair to surprise even those who have considered all along that they knew something of what to expect of the Hyman theater.
 Descriptions of the new theater have been printed in this department of the Republican, in the news columns and have been touched upon in the Music and Drama section, but nothing that has been written can half convey an impression of what the completed structure will actually be. No money brains or ideas are to be spared ir making it a theater that will attract the attention of the entire southwest
 Despite the rumors tha have been circulaed that Manager Lyman would be unable to secure the larger attrac- tions for his new house, it is announc- ed by Mir Hyman and his associates that they would never have Ventured to put their thousands of dollars in the handsome structure had they not known before doing so just what they would be able to offer the people of Phoenix. Not alone have they assur- ances of such attractions as will firm ly place Phoenix upon the theatrical map. but they also have contracts con- ing up with the Pantages and other vaudeville concerns to bill some of the greatest vaudeville acts for the Hyman theater
 With a large force of men engaged in the work of construction it is eX- pected that the new theater will bt completed and ready for occupancy moi later than April 15 and possibly earlier In the bookings the date of April l; will be considered Material is arriv-
Arizona republican., 1914-02-09
REVOLT OF NATURE

Come, Ikey, let's go to walk in Central park"
 No, Rachael, don't ask me. It makes me so angry venever I dink of all dot real estate going to waste. " Life.
 He: What has made the profes- sor so wild?" She: "Oh, he was gassing about botany, and so I asked him if he had ever seen a pink palm. He said, No, and I showed him my hands,
Arizona republican., 1914-02-09
WHAT SHE WANTED TO KNOW

T have come to consult you" she said to the prominent lawyer.
 What is the trouble?''
 - have received three proposals of and l do not know which to accept"
 Which man has the most money?''
 Do you imagine. she asked, that if l knew I would consult you or any other laWyer| Birmingham oe- Herald
Arizona republican., 1914-02-09
BASE DECElVER

Friend-So your husband has been deceiving you, eh?
 Mrs. Henpeck-Yes, the wretched! used to give him a dime for his car fare every day, and l feel he's been walking to the office and spending the moneY.-Life.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-09

ing for construction work and every thing is promised to be in readiness upon schedule time.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-05-09
Rrnthers. Eh2

A certain curate was of a painfully
nervous temperament, and in conse-
quence was constantly making awk-
ward remarks intended as compliments
to the bishop and others.
Having distinguished himself in an
unusual degree during a gathering of
clergy at an afternoon tea short
while ago in the bishops palace, he
was taken to task for his faihngs by
a senior curate, who was one of his
companions on the way home.
Look here, said Simms. the senior,
decidedly, you are a donkey Why
can't you keep quiet instead Of max
ing your asinine remarks? am speak
ing to you now as a brother
Loud laughter interrupted him at
this point, and for the moment he did
not see the joke.