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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14

Auto mechanic; references. Box So,
this office. 5956-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14
0O@ 00O0 O COCO
MIA lTT 4 no
WNINI-NDD
WANTED

Everyone with anything for sale to
PLAY Safe" Considering the fac
tors OF sales, success in. planning
an ad is more satisfactory than
knowing how it happened after
ward. Star-Bulletin Want Ads
Bring Home the Bacon every
time. . H.. 5399-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14

Fire, starting in a millinery store
DESTROYED a squares block at Abingdon,
Va. The. damage Ia $50. 900.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14

Heads College graduate desires per-
manent position as stenographer;
rapid and accurate. Address box 81,
this office. 5957-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14

Ready for man to step into as district
agent for large corporation, proyid-
ed he can prove ability; satisfac-
tory references required; invest
ment of not over $500. fully secured:
position worth $4,000 per annnm. c..
w. Brooke. Curtiss bldg, Buffalo,
N. Y, II. s. Al. 5957-2t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14

All lovers of music to develop talent
by taking lessons from Ernest K.
Kaai, 81 Young Building. Tel 1853.
53S1-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14
SITUATION WANTED

Competent engineer, gas or steam;
good experience and good referenc.-
es. Address box sc. this office
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14
FURNISHED ROOMS

A large, cool furnished room with
private entrance; on carline. Break
fast given IL desired. Phone 2310.
5951-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14
REFERENCE FOR BUSY PEOPLE

K. Isoshima, stylus millinery. King
ner Bethel. Phone 2136. .. .':..
~....1 5922-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14

Two front rooms, for housekeeping.
81 Young st, mr.. Kapiolani, opp.
tennis courts. 5956-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-14

stations no
Arnnory
streets
GENERAL STAFF
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

9bomas, MH @@A Gee. IA un6 @@A
|5@A Gee. Is sc. II q: bon N8 SIC
u, Gee. 23z123z31, Munion unb Elm
Streifen cine Hutbe bon N@ N@A
Gee. 3z123z31, 100000.
Sames O'8rien an Mi9aeI O'8rien,
She'll bon S@A 5@A Sec. 34z122z31,
@6en Cafe, nno 2ots 1 uno 8 Gee. 81
1921, @ben Safe, $4,000.
Sobn 2abr unb Srou an Sobn Singer
@h 5@A nnD 5@A N@A unb NR
S@A Gee. 12z123z29, 8odpile, Sill
100000.
@bas. @n19folpsfD unb Srau an gilbert
8u16tonsfp, Got 5 Gee. 6=124z31, nr10
oct s, Gee. 7z124z31, Sarmins, $4,000.
Caroline 6. glnrf II. a. an Soiepb 8.
8utenborf, Got 6, 8lod "a, 2otprps Gbb.
ct. Glpub, 100000.
Sennie 81. 8bipps nno @atte an S.
9. @artmann, Got 8, 8lod 2, Sairbietp
@bb. 100000.
&arrb g. Doung uno Sra1 an 2oren5
@elten, 2ots 8 un6 10, 8lod 80, 2otprps
lbb. 100000.
Soiepb Sebring unb Srau an Breb.
&osbab II. q. 5MA 58A Gee. % uno
1854 N@H, 6ec. 26=124z28, ct.
gIoub, $56OO.OO.
@barles Sdofer uno Srau an Midolas
@eber, Mh @@A Gee. 28z124z2S, ct.
Glouo, 100000.
emma S. 8eus unb @atte an SAUL
8ebr, @R bon ots 1 unD 2, 8lod 4,
@ilberts Nob. gu Eapnespile, $3725.0 4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

ser 45iGbrige 0berbol3mader Sald)'
rer bon elmer fallen6en Sanne getrof=
fen uno iofort getootet. St binter'
laBt cine trolterroe @ittme, Der lid
algemeine Tbeilnabme 5l1tpenoet. -
ga oie Maul= nno &lalenleu6e in
5nppingena mtlid ais erloiden
feitgeitelt >ulrroe, lit ser Oberamts~
.be5irf @laubellren gliidlid 1pteoer
l%e1d)enfrei getpor0en.
8a6en.
SSn @eiloorf Bel Salem 3iin6ete
Elm in ibledbten @ermogensoerbalt=
miIlen l%ebenoer, DEM 5rmnf ergebener
9eliber fem Mnmeien an nro begab
lib anf Sen 8o6en, no er IN oen
6lamme1l nlmfm. Oas Mntpeien mllr=
Sc ponig 5eritort. Ser @eiiter mor
@ater mebrerer &noer. Das Sous
iollte CUR 3>pangsperiteigerl,ng font
men. - @eit einiger Set lift Ser
@ijouteriefabri6ant Otto &aipar BON
Yfor5beim obnei en6. @ermutb4
lid lit CT na6 Mneerifa %gegangen.
gs lit gegen i'm bon elmer anoere1t
@iionteriefabrif Mn5eige megen Be-
trugs erltattet morben. IS banoelt
1id porerlt I'm 100000 Mfarf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

aus flint 1acultdten beiteben: &efte,
Meoi3in, IbiIoiopbie, @aturtpiiien.
id)often, @irtbidafts- uno So5ial-
millenldaft. = SIM 9ergmerte @iier=
felo in Sat I gingen gelpaltige &C.
lteinsmalle len nieoer nn0 begruben eine
Mnsabl BON @ergleuten. Gin Berg
mann muroe iofort getootet, mebrere
onoere ldlper perlett.
8aDern.
Ius baperi d Seer miro ocr1~
nQd)1t Elm Zeppelin : 9l,fti6iff erbol-
ten. 0ieles miro 5u @ermersbeim
int Megierungsbe5irf Nfal5 ltationirt
meroen. = 3um @oriite1loen Der
baperiihen GentrumSpartei an Stelle
oes ietigcn @eleralitootsanpaltS
9ernp lit Scr Mbgeoro1ete Selo &C.
mablt moroen. = Cine biib1be S3e1e
lpielte iid, tiir5lid am Gmmrerans=
plate in Megensbnrg ab. gtne
olte Iroll 500 nit Miiibe nno Mnltren=
o1,l1o ei1en nit @rennbol5 %belaoenerr
@a9cn binter lid fer. Mltf einn1al
oi11o es nibt nlebr, oas alte Mlltter=
hen forntc nit ibrer ib1peren 2alt
1id)t mebr meiter. ga trat, pbne altt
sic Inn tebenoen 81 ad)tne, elne te1t1=
ueflei0eter @crr bit15lt l1l1o 1bpb, ob11e
Miidliht ouf i~ei1rel1 Nn5ng, nod Set
b@esfrdtten nit Dem altell @eiblein an
bent @agell. IS mar = Shirt gilbert
Don Sbur1 u>ro Iaris. = SSn Sem
unterfrarfiiden Srte l1nterfil=
ter muroe ote geilti9 1idt nornrale
Gd)reinersgottil1 Matbilbe S6iller
erfrorcn a1fgefltnoen. Sic ltieg 1ad)ts
aus oen sSenlter uno begab ii6 an
Sen @ie,ren ltonb, 100 lie morgens toot
u1f1ef l,noen lpltroe. - @egen Mnt=
tretens bon Mfai ernnrfranfungen ltn<
ter Sen bieiigen Shulfinoern muBte
Sic s6ule geiblolien mer6en. = Ser
Mogo5inspermalter &arl Sid bon
@iir5bnrgu no feline 6ran muir
Sen in ibrer @obnu1g alS 9eiden
oufgefunoen. gs liegt 9elbltmoro
ser beioen ourh Gergiftung NIT
2e1,dtgas Dor. Ser @runo gu oer
trourigen 5bat 6iirfte mobl in Ser
gntlaihung oes @bemannes gu il1den
fem.
@irttemberg.
Sn ser miirttembergii6en Staot
@eiigbeim fat fiir5li6 Ser 27<
idbrige q. Sdauilele in einem Mn=
fal( BON religioiem @abniinn feline
gltern iiberfallen uno i6etpr perlebt.
S6n1iiele batte in Ser lebten 3eit9er=
iammllungen elmer religioienSecte be-
iubt. - Sn II nter6berg murbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

Is@A g@A Gee. 2~4z126=3o, @oloins
$4,000.
@iliam @rnit unb Srau an 8iuiam
S. Ilbirgbt Nh N@A N@A Gee. 25=
1929, Yapnespiue, $625.OO.
Sofepb Sonnlenb unb Srnu an @arrt
s.. Wol1ng, Got 10 8lod / Collins g(bb
! ct. CLOUD, $4,000.
&ermam Shipper on Xoui1e 8las5al
Got 4 8lod 1, &l0ppers Mbb. 5n ct
@loub, $4,000.
@enrp &oning unb Sron an Midael
&lein, Nh @@A u1b az N@A Gee.
7z123z35, Grop Gate, 100000.
Spbn SOIL an Sobn Wee5r, 5@A g
Gee. 10 un6 @@A 5@A Gee.
11z124z32, ct. Marttn, $3800.00.
Mmalia Berg unb @atte an @elmer
6. 9an1on, Got 2 @iI1on Sub. 8lod 80,
@ilion 5l1rpeD, 100000.
@ep. S. Mnbrens an eespbn 9eabrid
|@h M8A unb 5@A NgA un6 N@A
M@A, Gee. 1%3z122<32, 8apnespile,
$4,000.
@iaiam @. 8o1es an 8irt Mamban
MgA M@A Gee. 6<122z27, 2pnben,
$4,000:
Marb &. Sells uno @otte an Seattle S.
CIR uno @atte, N@A N@A l1n6 Got 1
5@A M@A unb @h 1854 S@
n 5@H Sec. ~14<126<34, Sauf Centre,
$65OO.OO.
MarD 6. Qiibesmeber Ii. a. AT SSba
0ouna, N@A 1854 unb g. 40 Mcres
bon Qot 4 Gee. 17=123z27, ct. Muguita,
$24OO.OO
Sbd sc. Doung ur1b Gate an .&enrb
8ereer, N8H M@H unb iublid 40 q.
100, ~ ~ OF az 0I,,o,,4o
$24O0.00 {.
Sarnes 6. Matbies u,o SSrau an 80: 81:
Cole, Got 2, 8lpd i, Sames Nbb. Can't
Centre, 100000.
@opip sc. @mith unb Srau an Sboz
mas S. gosgrppe, Sh 0@A Gee. 21=
1898, @elroie, $250O.00.
Marg. 5otpaba unb @atte an Mnnie
@ofpaba, N@A Gee. 2z126z29, 8rodz
nap, $1625.00.
Spbn 81. Mc@ibbpn unb Sra1 an NIz
bert 8aIlenbad], az NgH unb Got 2
uno Sbeil bon 5gA Gee. 35z127z34,
5a11f Centre, 100000.
Muauit @en6Iano unb Sra1 an Mdrz
garet Wnnb, Got 4 11nb Nh bon Got 5,
8lod s., 5patb Sibe 3arf &ob. ct.
CLOUD, $15OO.O 90.
Sbereiia Mein8 an Sobn &billippi,
N@A 5@A Gee. 33z124z29, ct. So
epb, $4,000.
sSobn Miuer uro Ssrou a,1 &enrp @oBz
lima 5@A M@A Gee. II unb M8A
@ee. 12z123z32, Bion. $17ooo.oo.
Soiepb q. @d0nboff unb Srau an
Ghriitine @enttng, Got Z, 8lod 6 Sames
M6b. 5auf Centre, 100000.
@api6 glebelnnb unb Srar an g. S.
6effner, 1858 q bon Gee. 15z126=34,
9al1f Centre, $35s0.o0.
Senrh Sbomes nnb Strait an Muguit
8. s%sanien, Mh M@A Gee. 2~z123z31.
Mnnion: Mu@ tpeitlid $ Ncres bon gig
n M@A uno 0itli6 10 &cres bon N8
u N@A Sec. 28<124=31, Sarning,
ssyerrb M. 9apio unb 8rau an @arrb
g. Doung. Got 12, 8lod 2, @obertion's
@bb. ct. @loll6, $4,000.
sSsanet McgIosfb an !@nrrb g. Doung,
Got 2, 8lod ~ 2otprbs Nbb. $1250.00.
9bomes, It
Sid. Strnlls uno Srau an @enrb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sote, Die Ihr Inner Gekactt HABIT
u.: s,.ss a,' 70, &MA&zMzM
@liaf=2ptbrin9en.

Minil terial0irector b. Sraltt bon
Strabbnrg, ser iteupertretenoe
Setter oes 9anomirtblbaftsminilte
RUINS ur,ter 5taotsiefretar 3orn bon
8ulob, bat fem 9lbi6ie6sgeiub ein=
gereidt. = Ser 60rlter bonn Sort
bal1Ie Hetersb i'd lit NIT elmer
|;sdubtpa1n0e int &opf toot aufgefnn=
sen mor6en. Mae Mn5et6en meiien
oarauf bin, baB er inn Sample NIT
@iloerern gefalten lit. = 2ieutelrant
'&aage pom SO. Snfa1terieregiment
oas in Met in @arinion liegt, muir
6e in einem 011el NIT 2ieutenant b.
Ga @aQette!Saint George, bonn 1elben
&egiment, getootet. >
Oeiterreid- nnearn.
Sic @iener Sonrnaltite1= u1r6
Shriftlteuer @ereine baben anldB=
li6 Ser fiir5li9en @ebauptrng oes
ungorii6en Miniiter : Brditoenten
!@rafen Sts5a I'M ungorii6en &ei6S=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

peloinger1. - Ser auf ser &obin n.
|gener uiine bei4dftigte Mrbeiter 8.
2enb mur6e auf elmer Mrbeits1tele
in ei1tem Nebenraum leblos porgeflt1=
Ben. @emaB ar5tli6er Musiage lit Ser
SOB 6ur@ @aspergiftung e~ingetreten.
= Ser beim l1nternebmer @rn.
@olb in @allen6orf beiddftig=
te 17iabrige Nrbeiter Midoel @olfi
aus Observation-Disclosures mur6e bon
einem berabfaqenben idmeren Stei11
10 mudtig getroffen, 6oB er al1f ser
|gteue toot blieb. : Sn @eimers=
fir6 ertitan6 aus unaufgefGdrter
.l1riade 6euer I'M &auie 6es Mrbei=
ters Mattbias S9anen; es tpurbe
gdn5li6 etngedfdert. Ser 96ooen
bon 1000 Sranfen lit onr6 @eriide=
rung ge6edt.
@4mei5.
Sn g e batten iib sic Snbaber
elmer @roBmebgerei Dor oem &oli5ei=
geri@t GIT beranttporten. Ser No=
iunct 6es Observation-Disclosures bat
cine gar5 ltnbeI9reiblide nnoronurg
un6 l1nia1berteit porgefunoen; ser
banltde 3nitano Ser M%rbeitsrdume lit
urge1nein bertpabrloit, an Sen @6n=
Sen loite ii6 Ser @%ipsperput, 6ie IN
sic Mrbeitsgeratbe fiel. Sn oem
6leii6ral1m bingen 5mii6en Sen
5leiidporratben idmubige &let6unes>
ltiide> 6ie &o6gei9irre tpur6en in
perroitetem 3uitanbe borgefunoen
uno ferner matroe nod feitgeiteut, oaB
altere @uri tpaaren mie6er aerbaH,
nit neltem @ret bermii@t gu friiden
@uritpaaren perarbeitet mur6en.
9as @eridt ipro6 eine @eloba1be BON
300. ST. aus. - Spnrlos beridtp1t11=
6em it Ser Mrbeiter clinton 8eeler aus
g DIM b 8, @ater bon iteben &in6ern.
Mun glaubt, bob er in 8runnen in
Sen faliden 3ug geittegen ur6 Damn
gu SUP onf Ser M~renitraBe 5uridge=
febrt nn6 al1f 6ieie Mrt perung1iiM
lift. = Mn Mttenborf itarb Ser
&rauterboctor @arl Marfet int Sitter
BON 81 Sabren; ser Monn batte aus
alien @in0rofen einen Ma%iien51,lauf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
Gmpfieblt Gbamberlains @miten-
Mittel.

~@it Greuoen empfeble ib @bom-
berlains &uiten : WfitteI meinen @un.
oen> peil i@ 3utra11er in bosielbe
iebe. Sd fin6e, 6aB ie ~3ufrie6en %.
nit iinb unb 6arna@ fragen, tpenn
lie tpieber cine iolde Me6iain gebrou-
.6en," idreibt S. 80. Snrton, Monte>
paqo, 600. gu toufen in Molitors
4potbefe. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

|tag, baB aud sic 0iterretdii6e @reiie
@etrage bon Sen ptelgenannten Spiel
banfengeloern erbalten boben, grbe>
bl1ngen angeitelt. sic geben NUM- auf
@run6 oieier grbebungen Sic grfla=
rl1rg ab, 6aB oie 8ebanptnng u,balt=
bar iei nno sic @iearer 8reiie poll<
itdnbig mafellos 6aitebe. = Ser
0eutide Mational8erbato erfG4rt Of
|fentlid, oab Ser Musglei6 in 80b-
III e II obiolut ~motbuenoig iei, uno for
bert oie 6eutiden Earteien oltf, a1nter
3l1riifite11lng tbrer Sonoerintereiien
an sen @erbanolungen. tbetl5uneb-
men. = 9ie Grben oes @roBi11op1<
|itrielIen @ittgenitein iibertpieien Scr
= lterrei6if6en &rebsgeiel n
i6aft 100000 &ronen. Die @r1ur6=
lteinlegl1ng fir oas &rebstnititmt in
@ie1r itebt baber umittelbar be-
Dor.
2mremburg.
SSn ser Orti6uft @nnsbau=
fen lit ourd einen @ergtftungsfaa
groBe Ma1freg1tng entitanoen. Sic
6rnt oes @al1ern &opp mar GIT @rabe
getragen uor6en. 9ead Dem @egrab=
mfg fano mie iibli6 ein groBes giicn
I'M @al,ie oes &opp itatt. Mbenos nno
tags oarauf mltr6en biele Sbeilneb=
1lrer an Dem Mable BON beftigen
tS6mer5en befal1en. Mm 5onntag
friib itarb sic Gohter oes &opp unter
groben Qralen.\ 9rei Sd te l6tpe=
ben in 2ebensgefabr l1no mebrere itno
Idtper %erfronft. -Ma1f @rmbe u@0bl"
Ser nMrbe0" bel 6 Of a. s. Ml5. muir
oe ser 46iabrige Mrbeiter Matb. Sill
bert bon elmer idmeren berabfallen=
SEN @run6maiie getroffen, nobel ct
mebrere &ippenbriibe II. /. m. erlitt.
St itorb mdbren6 6es Sransportes
1nob Dem Spttal. = SSn Gtte1=
3 ii # 1tarb 6S Sabre alt, Ser peni.
SEER Yfarrer &c. &a6, geb. aus Ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
0rnnbet9entbnmts:
nbertraauuaeu.

@liiabetb Salt II. a. an Sofepb g.
Senrb, M@A ggK Gee. s5~i26zs2,
Miuipoob, 100000.
@enrh g: 8obnsr nn6 Sral1 an Sobn
@dJntt, She'll bon Nh GA Gee. 4 n1o
1854 58A Gee. 3 unb 4 Mcres bon
.5@A 5@A Sec. 3<123<29, @odptle,
$4,000. 90.
Mnton gfpfa an Caroline Mbfa, 5k
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
@abrbeit, sic @elb ,uertb it,

&eine @abrbeit, sic @elb mertb lit.
@enn SIR 6olep's Sonep an6 Ear
fir einen &riter1 ODER @rfaltung ge-
brol1dt, f0nnt STR beibes, @ronfbeit
un6 @eI6, iparen. S. S. Monaban,
Menomonie, @is., fagt: sd BIN al
len @etterarten a11sgeiebt, nn6 i9
finbe> Bog Golep's &onep ono Sar
COMPOUND mid itets tpie6er in gutes
Saiion bringt, >pen11 i@ mir cine Ct.
fdItung 51t5iebe ODER einen i@Iimmen
&uiten babe. Sd empfeble es nit
Ireu6en." @erpeigert 5mbftitute.
gu boben Bel al1en &an6lern III 81.
@Iom6. - Mn5eige.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25

sitting at West Point. in July. 1879 recommended to President Hayes to set aside the findings and sentence of the court martial, and to restore Porter to his rank in the service from the date of his dismissal. In the absence of any legislation Pre- sident Hayes considered himself as without power to act, and on July ], he submitted the proceedings and conclusions of the board for the ac- ton of congress. On the 4th of May 1882, President Arthur. by letters pa tent. remitted as much of the sen tence of the court as had not been fully executed and thus relieved Gen erai Porter from the continuing dis qualifications to hold office. On August :, 1886. he was placed on the retired list of the army. Gen eral Porter died in 1901.
 Tomorrow-Trial of William Orr.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
MEXICAN SKILL
 IN SILVER WORKING
Tho Fiigres and Cut Coins at
 BaIkes Big Curio Store

People are naturally interested now in things Mexican. Perhaps that is the reason why there has been such call lately at Balke's Big Curio store for Mexican silver fili- gree work. This has sometimes been called drawn silver just as that fine linen fabric for which the Mex jeans are famous is called drawn work No other workers in silver have ever been able to master as the NIexicans have the making of filigree.
 Their ingenuity is shown also in the cut coin work of which the Big Curio store has made a speciality for several years. These are the out lines of the designs of the old Mex ican silver coins of all denominations. All of the coin has been sawed away leaving the rim and the outlines of the design This work has been done by skilled prisoners who are allowed the silver cut out, the cut coins re- maining the property of the govern ment which has derived a consid- erable revenue from the sale of them as CuriOS.
 No more cut coins are made for the reason that the new coins do not lend themselves to the operation and the old coins have become exceed ingly rare.
 The filigree work and cut coin work comes in a variety of forms, such as brooches. pins, bracelets, la valiers and fobs.-( Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
FUTURE OF ALCOHOL

The positive evidence of the in craze and it's beneficial effects as q mechanical force, has led to the ap-
 plication of inventive genius to con- trivances to render actual the poten- . tial energies Of this tremendous force. Alcohol is destined to be the rival, yes. the superior of all forms of pe- troleum as heat producer and d motive power, It stands next to electricity in it's manifold utilities. It is certain to take a prominent part in the future evolution and develop ment of the human race, and. because Of the change of beverage to me- l chanics, a better race.
 Alcohol can be made from so many substances, is developed in all decay ing vegetables, and the present ec-
 onomic waste in permitting it to es- ! cape without utilization is one of the
 misfortunes of this age. The ex- pense of it's production is small, , merely its separation from the water i with which it vaporiZes under heat. and it can be retailed at ten cents d gallon with profit to the manu- facturcr. With the practical cer- l tainty of the failure ultimately of
 petroium products, it is gratifying
 that we have an inexhaustible supply
 of naturally produced motive power
 at hand to take their place.
 l Again, this furnishes a most ad- mirablea nd effective answer to the ] supposed argument of the liquor apologist that we should not con fiscate the property invested in dis 1 tilleries and breweries. All of these
 places can be converted into useful
 manufacturing enterprises at a good
 profit instead of producers of that
 which injures and degrades the race.
 One of the last arguments for the retention of any evil is the one of property invested in it. This argu- ment puts the dollar above the man.
 It puts property rights on the pedes- tai and human rights in the gutter. ! Lincoln had a keen appreciation of
 relative values when he destroyed at one stroke of his pen every dollar invested m slavery He was think
 ing of human rights. He knew that all the money invested in the curse was tainted and that it could not weigh against the rights of the slave 1 to be free.
 1 If the devil were placed on trial
 he would be provided with ample de-
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20 lbs best sugar s1.00; baskets strawberries 25c, today. Mckee's Cash Store. 1t
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fense- He could secure the best legal talent in the internal regions They would not take his case without q retainer, for it is the money consid- eration that induces defense of any evil Every defender would argue that the devil was the first teacher of the human race; that he was al ways on his job and attending to his business; that he was one of the most energetic and capable citizens; that he owned hell and to destroy his business would be great wrong They would exactly parallel the ar guments of those who defend the liz uor trade.
 When the United States govern ment got after the Louisiana lottery the argument of vested interests did not weigh a farthing. She lottery was crushed out without any com punctions of remorse. Every dollar invested in it was confiscated because it was tainted money No evil ls en- titled to live a moment on the amount Of money invested in it. If that is its best excuse then it is evil dent that it is not entitled to live. But in the case under consideration there is the chance for every dollar of property invested in the brewing and distilling trades to continue in productive employment of higher use fulness than they have pursued ip the past.
 All of the potent forces having as their motive the uplift of the human race are converging for the one pur- pose of removing temptation from the weak and restoring all to strength again. The saloon forces realize this situation and are now trembling in fear. They know they are doomed. , They know that righteousness is bound to prevail. The stars in their courses fight against Caesar G. F. RINEHART,
 General Superintendent Temperance
 Federation of Arizona.
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Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
OPEN FORUM FUR DEBATING
 STATE WIDE PROHIBITION

The very important issue of state wide prohibition has been raised. A campaign in favor of a constitutional amendment will be shortly instituted. This, like all other important ques- tions has two sides. on each of which are found honest and intelligent per sons.
 The Republican has decided to pro- vide for a reasonable discussion of this issue in it's pages, allowing to each side at least half column daily for signed articles. for which there will be no charge. No anonymous article will be published
 It is only stipulated that the com nunications for and against prohibit
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tion be just and fair and that in no case shall there be any wild and ex- travagant statement that will in any way reflect upon the reputation of Phoenix for good order
 It is suggested by The Republican that either side. desiring to avail it. self of this offer of space. name a committee through which all matter relating to the issue shall be trans mitted. In such case, all communica- tons received at this office from other sources will be rejected. We believe that this arrangement is ne cessary to keep the discussion within reasonable lines.
 No paid advertisements from either side will be accepted.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
HIS PAST

Mrs. Rambo-Speaking ob your hus ban, Mrs. Sambo, did he evah convey to you dat he done propose to me befor' he married you?
 Mrs. Sambo-Deed he didn't tell me, He was so ashamed ob some ob de fings he did dat I nevah insisted upon a confession
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
Lodge Notices

PHOENIX LODGE
 No. 708 Loyal Order of Moose. Meetings every Tuesday, I. o. O F. Hall. Visiting brothers invited. Wal ter J. Hayt, Dictator; Walter R. Van Ty1a
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STRONGER THAN HE KNEW

You used to say that you could nev- CT live without me"
 Yes, my dear, but then 1 didn't realize what good shape 1 was in Detroit Free Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-02-27
Independence of Solitude.

what l must do, is all that con.
Germs me, not what the people think.
Ihis rule, equally arduous in actual
and In intellectual life, may serve for
the whole distinction between great.
ness and meanness. 1t is the harder,
because you will always find those
VINO think they know what is your
duty better than you know It, 1t is
easy In the world to live after the
worlds opinion; it is easy in solitude
10 i've after our own; but the great
man Is he who in the midst Of the
crowd keeps with perfect sweetness
the independence of soltude.-Emer.
son.