davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1914-11-23

HinLers Carpet Cleaning Service
is prompt. satisfactory and low in
cost. Phone NJ. 2025 for wagon to call
Evening star., 1914-11-23

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 2440.
Evening star., 1914-11-23

r Mattresses and Box Springs
renovated and remade from 81 up. Cap.
itol Bedding Co, 1911 7th NV. n. 526.
Evening star., 1914-11-23

Illustration Books Schmidt. 1922 18th
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Pertinent and Timely Views.

Readers of The Star cannot afford not
to travel with Mr.. Robertson. His pictures
are pertinent and timely, ard his talks
lively and full of in ormation. Read in
The Star tomorrow the announcement of
the program for the first week.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Make n hid for Better Health

by adding SCHNEIDER'S MALT
BREAD to your diet. MALT BREAD
is all ourisbment-makes rich blood
and solid muscles Its a perfect food
for young aud old. Order it today at
YOUR groCer's. &c. Look for the label
Evening star., 1914-11-23

Ask for TOIman Laundry Family Wash
price list. Main observation-disclosures At
Evening star., 1914-11-23

Virginia Theater. That's all
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.

Sealed tenders will be received up
to the hour of IL noon, October 10,
1914, by the Board of Commissioners
for the Territory of Hawaii OF the Pa
nama-Pacific international Exposition
at the office of the chairman, 1865
Bishop street, Honolulu, T. H., for the
sole privilege of selling postcards, GU
rios and Hawaiian souvenirs in the
Hawaii building during the period Of
the exposition, which is to be held at
San Francisco from February to De-
cember, 1915. ALI BIDS must be &C
companied by a certified check for 5
per cent of the amount offered for
the concession. TIE Board of Com
missioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids, ana further reserve
the right to require the successful
bidder to submit sam pies of all goods
to be sold, and to refuse leave to the
successful bidder TO sell such goods
as shall seem them unsuitable.
596S-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
BYEv. WILCOX
Director Federal Experiment Station
BY {. v. WILCOX

figs, 100. 10; grapes. Isabella, H.. 10;
lines. Mexican. leo. 80 to So; pine
apples, doz.. go to so. ....~<... =:
BEANS.
Dried-Red kidneys. .04; calico,
8.e3la TO 04; small whites, .o5; peas,
dried, .03i4 to .93la. -. -. T.. +.
GRAIN. =.
Corn, small yellow, ton, $500 to
$4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS. 5a
Charcoal, bag, 80; hides, wet-salted
No. |. h.. III; No 2, To-, 1874;
ktps. h.. 141s to .15Ik: sheep skins.
each, 10 to %; goat skins, white.
each, 10 to 20.
The territorial marketing division
under the direction Of the U. s. en-.
pertinent station Is at the service OF
all citizens Of the territory. Any
produce which farmers may send to
the marketing division IL sold at the
best obtainab1e price and for cash. No
commission Is charged. n Is highly
desirable that farmers notify the mar.
keting division what and how much
produce they have for sale and about
when it viii be ready to ship. The
shipping mark OF the division is u. 8.
e. s. Letters address, Honolulu, P.
O. box 753. Office, Queen and Nu-
uanu streets. Telephone 1910. Wire
less address USEX. #
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EGGS AND POULTRY.

Fresh chicken eggs. doz. SO to so:
fresh duck eggs, doZ., 40; hens, h.,
%; ROSTERS. ID, 80 to .32ks; broilers
h., .3215 to .35: turkeys, h., 27 to .32:
ducks, Muscoyy, h., 80; ducks, Ha.
waiian, doz., $500. .,..r Z
LIVE STOCK.
Live weight-Hogs, 100 to 150 lbs,
lb., .1314; hogs, $50 lbs. and over, h.,
.09 to r. III
Dressed weight-Pork, h., II to 10;
mutton, h., OF to II; beef, h., 90 to
II; calves, h., ~. - ~
POTATOES. ~. r
Irish, h., 500 to $50; sweet, red,
h., S1.00 to SIPS; sweet, yellow, h.,
sI.00 to $1.25; sweet. white, h.. $1.0o
to SIPS.
VEGETABLES. -.
Beans, string, h., .02a4 to .03; beans,
lima in pod. h., .03; beets, doz. bunch
es, 30; cabbage, h., .021a; carrots,
doz,. punches, 40; cucumbers, doz.,
20 to 40; green peas, H., 10; pep
pers, Bell, h.. .O4 to .0S: peppers,
Chile, h., "a; pumpkin, h., OF to
OILY; rhubarb, h., 05 to .06; toma-
toes, h., .03 to .04. 81. ~. = ...#
FRESH FRUIT. @."...
Bananas, Chinese, bunch, 20 to 40;
bananas, cooking, bunch, So to 81;
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DAILY REMINDERS

A. R. Rowat D. v. S. Tel. 4z76-Adv.
Round the island In auto $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-adver-
tisement.
Mr.. Botelho, formerly Young Hotel
barber shop, is now at the Model SAM
tary Shop. Bethel. below King St.
adv.
The kiddies-no matter how old,-
delight in the fine flavor and absolute
purity of Rawley's fee cream. Have
1t delivered at your home by quick
auto. Or eat it at the Fort street
store. Phone 1925.
Visit the newly re-established book
department at the Hawaiian News Co,
Ltd.-in the Young bailding-and
choose good fiction from the hundreds
of new novels, or from the thousands
of popular stories in the IS cent edi-
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

consultation as to how to handle -four
during these war times in order that
poor people might obtain it at as little
added expense as possible. Such de-
cisions as that in the Harvester case,
he asserted, had made it practically
impossible for these dealers to come
together for even talking over an I'M
derstanding that would be vitality
necessary I'm the interest of the COM
munity at large" without being liable
to prosecution.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

EARLY returns of the primary cleo
ton in South Carolina indicate Gov
ernor Blease ives defeated by Senator
Ellison D. Smith for the Democratic
nomiantoon to the United States SEN
ate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

Sales: Between boards-10, 40, Is,
20 Olaa Az; so, 80 Olaa 5; 20 Hilo
Com. 21s; 20. 35 H. e. & S. Co. 80;
100 Oahu Sug. Co. 10; so Eva 23% !,
$4,000 Oahu Sug. IS 80; $4,000 o. r. &
L. IS 101.
Session Sales H. C. & S. Co. 49,;
%, 25, so, so, SO. 40 oiaa 5; 5 Nut.
Tel. Co. 20; so, 10, olaa s.; McBryde
SIS.
Latest sugar quotation: 90 degrees
test. 5.02 cents, or $1,000 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

There probably will be no grand
opera season In Boston this winter
according to cablegram received
from Eben d. Jordan, managing direc-
tor of the Boston Opera Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

Mrs Harriet Harper, aged 102
years, registered as voter in the pri-
mary elections at Atchison, Kan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
FuRNIsHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conyeniencesi
electric lights; bath, running W.
ter; shor. distance from postoffice
Moderate. CAMEL Place, Fart ana
Vineyard. Tel. 1541. 5947-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25

Don't forget that headaches caused
by Neuralgia give way before Shac.
These troublesome, sharp, knife-like
pains are soon banished.- advertise
ment
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undei signed having been duly
appointed administrator of the estate
of Yasukichi Dixie, deceased, late OF
Honolulu, hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims of any kind
against said estate to present the same
duly verified to the undersigned at
the office of G. Tashiro, room %,
Campbell block, Honolulu, within six
months from this 9th day of Septem.
Der, 1914, or the same viii be forever
barred.
RYoYE Mkt.
Administrator, Ect.
5Ss1 Sept "a Oct, / Is. rs. %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-23

ipannt nit 2 ihipersn Rormdnner
4pfeIihimmeln uno in ibr.r 9eg!eis
flina befanb iith cine tontpieite Wluiits
bdnne. Die Worttbuoen tparen onfs
aeIhIaaen; bas 2anboolt ordnste lit
spiIhen Den SiGnbsn bin, Dcrtain,
no feds pfdIser Wuiitonten aus aels
besir1ften ben NapoIeonsmarih
fhmettern. gluf elmer pritfGe Dor
benz Wobntpassn itsht Elm Wann I'm
3pIinoer, beftis geititulireno einen
siemlid ercben Sad nit 3obasn
Thiiitelnb. Gs iit Der Retommonbeur
Der Waoome, Der unter GROCER Der
ihpenouna ieiner Stimmiiiel bic
aunIt Iein.r 9errin preiii. LIMB olles
fdmerSlos fin MIR ! lrane". bas III
bas Wunberbare on Der Sahe. yin
Nduer!ein, in 8luIe, NIT dnoeihrposs
Ieuem Baden, redt ben aopf su benz
Wanne nnb Iauitt oefsn anpreiiuns
oen. Q66telans bat ihn bas perflnhie
anoheniiiid i'm Munbe ifon atplaat.
alle 5ausmiiisl boiten Nriaat. Sein
Ueib rebet ibm 81. ieiner peln Elm
Gxoe su MAIDEN. Wit einem iiefen
Seufs,r ldbi er isinen Gips in Der
1aIhe peridpinben. oann pust er
ben Gang bas ihmale 3reppden
binaui binsin su Mapume asller. Die
Nniit f,bt ein, aIs risfen poiaznen
sum jiinelt.n Gerichi. - 9leitl bars
auf .rIt.int Der patient. er bat nod
DEN @,lbbeuiel in Der einsn 6anb uno
in Der anbsrn ben 3abn. ~9huts
lpeh2" rufsn bic llntenitebnoen ibm
Al. ,Du bait ia niht seidlrieH, mir
bcbtn ni6is gsbori!" ~glsiu." iaat er.
sesrpungsn lGdaslno uno ihcn 1T elm
3peiter auf nsm Wsa gum aabin.tt.
Wieosr mdrht bic Wuiit einsn 5oaens
Iirm uno ipisbsr bort bds pnbIitum
nid1ts fhreisu. Wabame aeaer iheini
ipiytlih ihmersIos bic 3ibne 5u sies
ben unb ihre aunben bduftn iih.
nod niemano bat Tie ibr Gebeimnib
perraiben. aber Mlufit mub BEL ausa
Fiibruna hires Geifdftes iein.- Gbe.
in Der Obrenbetdubenbe adrm Der mus
Iifonien nur eesbolb, um bos Des
Ihrei Der patienten 5u iibertcnen2
Doa fonnie auh isin. Wiabame aels
Ter lebt nod beuts in Ruistpeiler am
Clan unb siebt ipobl bic unb ba auh
31bne - aber ohne Wluiit.
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i3aba,iebsa nit Waniii.

Mknn 9u sIaubH. mein lisber aes
fer. bos mare anerifnniih, 10 irrft
Du. Die Gsidihte, bic ih sr5dhIe.
bGnat iosar nit Der qfais Suiammen.
Dort binten i'm Weitrih, beoor man
pon RoiIerslautern ber mad Wolfiiei,
fomint, liesi oas freunb!ids D0rfben
Nutsireiler an Der Qnuter. GENE gins
ipobner iinb msiit gebiesene 8oue,ss
lente. einise sebsn als Wuiiter auf
Neiien unb cine 1nmilie ndhrt Hid
fnpn felt Jabrsehnten pom 3abnsies
ben. Waobnme aeuer iii cine ssborene
syran50iin. bic ins ibrer 6eima.b bas
anbuaie6en i'm Imbersiehen betrisb.
Dieitr fir 0ieIe perbdhiis. 8eruf III
niHt etipa 10 Su ptritsben. bab bic
Dame ibre gsntitnien eipa an ben
31fnen i'm 3imnuer berum gesDgen
Bate, nein. fie iibte ibr Generic friis
Der auf ben Wdrtfen unb WeHen in
ssruntrein aus uno ibrt Gunben mars
teten nuf bas Gornnien Der 3obntiinits
Ierin tpie bic fleinen 8uben uno WGs
beID auf bic 3udeffrnu. Sbr Gtelies
pas sin sIesantst @sbnwssiA, r.
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iid1 In ben rouben Riinifen Des @e.
items proSnsiren. Die @ieoletta Bril-
Der baben elm iebr pielieifiges Mcper'
toir nno umtcr oieiem befinoef lid
nafid,es neiie, mos Tie bon europat4
{d,en gaubiibnen iilitbrineeu. Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Senrp uni
s5rnnces. Nnbp Mice NIT feinen Spa'
BEN, Sionep nu0 Eopnlep, Elm &nc.
be un6 elm Wdoden, in 2ieoern uni
ginsen, Die ols ssonefeure befon1fer
Wiaers nub nubere perpuaItoroigsn
nebIt benz iibIihen @nnoelbiloerat1
has Hroaromm.
Sas @ q petp e hcate bot tit,
bieie Isolde sDtoIlie gSiaians NM
ihre 8elenihoft anf ieiner elite, nir
Die .,Gueen OF gobemia" oen Sabl'
tues bes 8npetp, 5ur erlten geguf
.ahtune porsufiibren. Wollie ut nlhi
bonee, bab lie nit ibren gops uni
Girls beIunbers NIT Den Sesterer
- Gbre einlegen Miro. Sarrr
Sheppel unb theodore Burns inn
Die 5allptfon,ifer. gs gibt Ore
perIbiebene Ieriponolungen - elr
9anbbilb, einen 2oblter Ealolt an
groaotpap nno elm aoboret, in oeu
es lilltig sueebt. 6. u. Surner mn
Cliff @orman baben cute Houer
inne, cbenio Wabge 3arrea als oellt
Id,e Sausfrau, SeIiua Sepnonr al:
blonde Shonbeit nno gsae gteet al!
Gresbener Yor5ellanpiippden. Gii
outer Ghor llno Elm feines Ballet &c
boren Der 8eieaihaft an.
Die IfDne Sulia Sanberion trit
bieie Wohe i'm 8ranp Spern
|bans auf ltno Stpar in Der nsuel
muiitaIiiden 9lusitattunes aomooi
,5be Sunibine 9irl". Sbne 3ipeife
pirp uns Die aiinitlerin Elm prdhtige
Sonnenihein Mdbten porfiibren
benn iie bat pasu ale 5ribute. Sic Il
it1n pDn 4nieben l,nn tann iingel
unb tanssn, bab man feline belle 5reu
Sc baran bat. Das Stiid, peldes i
2onoon unb in Nstp gort srobartige1
grfoIo er3ielt bat, Dirb 'if obn
3neifel audi bier bes ungetbeilten 9ei
faGs bes publitums gu erfreucn ha
ben. gs aeifnet iih ourh bubih
Muiit, fIptte 5anssinlassn uno ftif
6 ghorepolutiDnen aug. Die Qusitat
tuus ift bon GROCER pradt. 5rdu
Sauoerion CUR Seite itsben SoIep
gaptborn, 4lan Wuois. 5loiIie Sop'
| 5Iorenes Worriiou, 5reo. 2eslie, Wil
Iian SetIsrp, Ora Seane, iopie Die Be
riibmnn Observation-Disclosures,
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ct. Mlpbiiue.
Der aIte oeutife GereiH feiert beuie
gl6ens @aibiHatons 8eburtstas.
Gie Waiisnfinber i'm Grosramm.

Der ct. alonIius Waii.nper.in
tpiro audi beuer, einem altebrDiirbisen
8ebrauh foleeno, ben 0eburtstas oes
8aters beg 9atsrlanbes, Wafbinas
tous Wisgenfeit in lpiirbissr Deifs
bsaebn.
1iefe sseier lit aus ben 1euiis
cen Ibeno in Der Mtuiithalle aubss
roumt fporbsH unb fir elm abtpehsz
lunasrei6es uno intereHantes Sros
aramm tit Sorse eetraasu porben.
NotiirIih peroen Die SniaHen Der
anitaIt in alIsreriter Sinie bic aoiien
Der unterboltuna trasen uno allers
baub babf6e Gebidte oetIamiren uno
patriotiihe tIeIne S3enen sur 4uffib=
runo brinsen, Die gfep. @eors 8ons
berabe NIT ibnsn einitubirt bat. Ra9
benz Worpertauf Der GinlaBtorten Su
urtbeilen, pirb Die MuIitbalIe. ipie
man es ia BEL 9eraniialtuneen beg
ct. Mlopiius WaiienbauIes ieit Sab
rem auh nifr anoers sep0bnt lit, Biz
auf bas l.ste plGs6en beiest iein.
Die Gerr.n, pelhe am Jeitobeno
Die 6onneurs i'm Namen nes Wereins
maiden iperben, itno:
gmpfansstommittee: Sofepb gers
ming. gOrfissr; $. Sos. S6ulte, Geo.
9. Shranb, 6p. qOetter. Gerbarb
Snnibt. 8. 8urbrin,, s. 9. StGn,
Mn.on BON Der 5aar. u. Niemann,
Gbeo. 9bale. syranf Wude. Sos.
grinfmonn, gbas. 3. Wittrod.
9idttpertGufsr: Qnton Ronneboum.
Sobn 8. Meinsrs, Geo. 9o.rser, 2oe
rens Bed.
Gisantpeiier i'm Bartlett: syrss.
@eisler, Doriiser; 6p. aoltmener,
gbn. u. 0artner, glsm. 6<bbeler,
ssobn 3. gernsns, Soi. s. Menitrup,
Joi. Webmboff. Wm. Witte, Sol. 8.
aenteI, grnit 9epermann. Wm. 2iis
ming Geo. u. Bu.i9er. 6orrp Gott,
ssranf aipp.nbrod. S. 3. Meibers,
Geo. 5huette, Geo. 5. gubbe. @ine
cent 8. gedman, 6p. Shpars, SO9n
Ri.stamp, Geo. aoetttrs, Geo. 5.
Qamp., Geo. a0niq, Gbn. 5. Malls
ner, g. Spis, Gbn. ShDnboft, Sol.
Wittrod, Sobn Qinfert. 3. s.. Jods,
Jrant 5Dnemeier, german 6aarmener,
Sof. Z. Qudep, sSreb. Brinter, Nors
BERT :. Bernins. 3. 5. Made, ssohE
8. M.bsr ST., pbilip Shn.iber, SObu
Wtfterfamp.
OrbnungsmGnner i'm partet: 6p.
Webmdn, Dorfiber; Soi. aattus,
Mdtt. Deiters, Soi. 5. Rentei. Ben.
Gn1nfslb. Wm. gnsberien. 9. R.i<
finger, 8. W0bfenbers, u. Sasel,
g. Gtrider. Gen. M. @oslins. Mug.
Orbina, Mid. s3pisler, ailiun astres
rer, gbas. Boedmann, 6erm. 6einf.
6p. u. yiurrs. John S6ulte. Gar!
Qammers, 1beo. Wonitratb, syobn
gens, Sobn Qipp, peter gabner.
spf. Neper, Gr. 6b. palte, Sol.
8ufemeper, 0eorge Jdspers, 6erman
Geers, Mug. miemnn, Germ. Wittena
berg.
sitanueifer I'M Treb Circle: SOS.
Y. Na1as1. DnfsjnSosss. S&aiYss.
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Mns. 9eimefdk. Sobn O. 9epI, 1runl
MDller, 81. 9. Mad5um. Nm. Bpbne,
g. $. Din6off, 3. Sbslen, Ger.
sJrans, Geo s.. 8edman, Bern. &.
D6raer, 6. MSlber, 3. Shunaher,
sserb. @onberabe, Mug. GnnbernaGn,
Geo. Witte, $. gremerine. Jobn Wins
terins, 6enrp Qorenb Sr., Geo. Mebs
ring, 6p. Gerpers, paul Walburs.
Bern. Camping, geic. ssanion, Soi.
0omme, ssobn Mbt, 9. $. 9pnberabe,
Sol. Woroemonn, Gbp. MoB, .peter
Blum, s. s.. MibbeIbera, gbas.. So
baniine, 5beo. Rebdas, Sobn s..
Mentbdus. 9. s. pedstamp, GLEN.
aompbaus, 3. Wilts, GIem. MoIIsr,
gborIes aohlfe.
SronunssmGnner in Der Gallerie:
Sol. Grrllis, 2ouis Wieber, Geora.
Sile. 8. Sarrentamp, 5. 3. Rabes
mater, Sront Soffmonn, Sobn s.
aieneiH. 6enrp 5. gdes, 9. $. 8ers
Tina. 0p. 9oserann, Sohn 8. Sonle
borit. Sp. Sbienborf, 5rant seios
lamp, Casper Sbermeper, Soen
2iittehuus, Nntpn Seuier, u. bon
Wietmarihen. SoI. grintmann Sr.
Sidetabnebmer: Sobn Rplfes. Sohr
Wilp, q. 8. Qinnemarn. 6p. guehr'
mann, 3. Rattermann, Sphn gOrser
s. g. 6samann, ghriIt gruppenhoff
6n. Rotert. q. 20. Bloefi. Germ. Qih.
tenbers, arani 6autmon. 8eo. 8
Ibam, 5n. Sfiels, Srant Bruins
Stephen Wahoff, 5rant WteobeIpeusr
Wuu. Wttte g. 9ur6id.
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Ssphie Tleurkauf

i'm nsun5iafien pebensiabr lronerfeier i'm
afemaiorsnn aH Eienitag. ben "a. 6ebruar.
H. Tie transrmben Giasesbiisbenen.
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3 aus 10 gs6ral4M
GasCa Royal pidel
Tas id)aeIiite, Ieid,teite Wittel, mel
des ansntrefien 1T sesen Ser-
itopfans, SiIioitGt, etc. 8ei'er als
8hi,inasSl, anferbem iino iic tar
femS mnS blntr,iniseno. Solen Sic
iidD Sieirlben bon sSbrem Apotbetcr.

@In6burn's Gasca 8obaf 8ilIen ipirfea fc
Ieidbt, aIntt nnb nneenebm bas 'e ,it ian'
yenSe bon Srennben ertporben taben. ioelhc
sieiclbeu ab nf,b su eingebmen INN ben Magen
aeber nnb gIut In erftfInfiieem arbeiisSuitdnce
81 erbalten. Gle tpirfen beilenb. fpeiL iie OBJ
fihrenbe Waebisin, ftdrfeuee Webi5in UNI
bInfreinipeHoe Nseoisin entbaItcrr. Gle frirfer
alait iu1o Icicht - fneifen nidbt uno oerurioher
feline iebelieif Gino in allen aiiteu Ipoihefer
5u bubeu fir i0c une 25c. 8robireH gle bic
feIben nod, heuie abenb.
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gnti6Iief ben 22. ssebrnnr nm 1915 Ncrs
aeuS I'm itrer sscbniirg. 234s Ghio IosTiie
;tfifsrf iffninfideliefte Mlliiter
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Sobes.A Anseisen.
Sfarb ON 1reiine, ben 20 5ebrnar 10
-frdniein ,Aaartba $ammet,

I'm alter pcn 81 cabren lie Aeerbianro fin.
Bet nm Wlputnl Radmiiing nm ubr, pon nes
ySobnnne bon Fri Ifice nunsc, t26 Gati VII
burn slpcnne. aus ficif Sreinoe fino hisr5i'
bcfiisblt einaeiaoen. 22,2S
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-29

Ardmore has a new Piano Repair
shop. This is something that Ardmore
has never had, and few cities in the
state can boast Of such. This shop was
recently installed by ]. D. Bynum who
is with E. 3. Luke. Bynum says his
shop is equipped for "Refinishing" and
all kinds of repair work, in fact, ev-
that is expected of such a
shop. Bynum says he is much better
equipped for action, repairing and reg
ulating, also does tuning. Every
thing receives the most careful atten-
ton, whether large or small.
Telephone orders to Blue 76S.
]. D. BYNUM, Tuner. q.
With E. B. Luke, 22O s Washington
st. "in Ardmore since 19b7." Ardmore
Oklahoma. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-29
MUsKoeEE OFFICIAL CONVICTED
w. {. Looper, County Clerk, Found
Guilty Of Neglect Of Office.

Muskogee, Okla, March 2S.-W. E.
Looper clerk of Muskogee county
since statehood was found guilty
of neglect of office by a jury today
and removed from office. His con-
viction is the third obtained in a
month against officials. w. II.
Wainwright, county treasurer and
D. H. Middleton, former mayor of
Muskogee, have been given peniten-
tiary terms on a charge of embez-
element Information charging en-
bezzlement was at once filed against
Looper and his ttal will begin to-
morrow.
Looper is charged with embezzling
S1,7OO of county funds and with
conspiracy in the alleged embezzle-
ment Of $4,000 of county funds by
". H. Wainwright.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-29

1lG1-Battle of Tawton, which decid.
ed the fate of the houses of York
and Lancaster.
1G72-The test act OF England passed,
which required all officers of gov
ernment to receive the sacrament
according to the church Of Eng.
land.
1675-A large body Of Indians attack
ed the town of Providence.
1797-The Mohawks relinquished all
their claims to land in the state
of New York.
1S14-American war sloop Essex was
captured by British war vessels.
1Slj-Bonaparte abolished slave trade
in the French dominions.
19O2-Firm stand taken by President
Roosevelt on irrigation, threaten.
ing to veto bill unless certain
amendments were made.
1910-State Senator Aids was found
guilty by the y. Y. state senate
Of receiving a bribe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-29
REBEL OFFICERS AT JUAREZ DIS.
APPOINTED IN NOT RECEIVING
NEWS OF VICTORY.
VILLAS FINAL ATTACK
Rebel General Now Making What is
Expected to Be Final Assault on
Torreon-Main Rebel Army Thrown
Against Torreon from the North.

Juarez, March 2S.-The rebel ofic-
ers here are expecting Torreon TO
crumble under the rebel attack and
are anXiously awaiting news.
The reports at midnight last night
We're the latest received here and
said that the rebels had taken the
hill town known as Ecerro de la Cruz,
which is a most important defense on
Torreon proper. This report, how
ever, has not yet been confirmed.
The newspaper press reports seem
ed to verify the assertion that the
final attack on Torreon had begun,
and that thousands of men were en-
gagged at close quarters.
General Herreras four thousand
rebels have entered Torreon from the
east and Villa has thrown his main
army forward from the north at Go.
mez Palacio.
This afternoon the wires from Tor
reon are still silent.