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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
BLEW UP"
Wheeling Colo Range Mining Com
psny Files Voluntary Petition
IN Bankruptcy.

Yesterday morning voluntary
bankruptcy petition was fled In the
Federal court by Attorney George \.
Fccny for the Wheeling Gold Range
Mining Company. an organization pro
NOTED By local men.
The company Liabilities are given az
S2n.O49 So. while the assets are SEIZED
U'ed al $500 Among the creditors
ere Edward Wagner. J. o. brennan,
Fred Fox. Louis SChrader and the
Jarvis Engraving Company all Of
tEis city
Tho company o. chartered under
The laws of Arizona. in which State
and Nevada the property is located
d. John McColi b. president of the
corporation. with an office Boz the
Srhmulbacn building m BE- said that
little. II any 81 the property has been
developed since the claims were ac.
quired several years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
CITY OF WARSAW

tho interior NJ Russia. end the soy.
eminent of the city loft fo tho Fo'isn
population.
.r. russians are preparing to
esa0uFfo BIga the port on fnr lIIf
Of Chat name In fre north Iha Hr.
rival Of tho Germans ten miles south
az that city already has been the
'7u-" of Ihe civilian population a".
parting
while expressing tho fullest ro1.
hi'nrH .r fhr future. tho British mII-
iHrt critics mako no attempt f0 be-
I'f'e ID. achievements OF the 1nufOns
.f mo 'f''. fnHI. success IH likely fO
nave In tfD Near East and flr West
wonderful Achievement
F .r May when ffrF
started thrIr great counter offensive
'N F....H H.fiUaf tho Rus.
SLAMS. who were frbuurhIrr through
ihf larr1Ir.HrH onto tho plains 90
Hunfalf. tIu troops OF tho grfmanIc
powers had cleared fho Hur.iana out
~ 'aNrId. Win Inr exception of a
narrow FifIn NJ territory In Tho aoufh.
vfs' have rnrapfur.f pryrmrsI and
Ifmhrrr. taken IIbUr HErffI and
NnraaW and arr .n military rrrrra.
Won NJ virtually fHf whole uf Poland
what fnrIr urrf move r.T Boz b. "a
matter m conjecture Some mUif4r.
cbanrtr-s believe they win continue
q gttack tho Else.ana .n ff. hon. "a
FnHlv rrushlnr them d tack ubIrB
H is r0nfifcrrf r. rendered d.mruff
hv tho farf fhr Russian. fr frfIr Fr.
treat Jay me country waste. masking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06


~. LONDON. Aug. .. 1910 o. m
W lai ~ certain TO have a far.feaching
ana almost immediate effect on fbe
european war has happened Warsaw
tSs itailen and the iarnung lines Of
m AusirO-German forces are press
ing close upon the russians who are
IetrcaunE a. best they NAV To- uosi
IONS already prepared for them and
on ring in The estimation Of military
.lllN'llSSl.,i Ersater advantages for sue.
The Bavarian troops led bv Prince
7" ylod were hrst 10 enter the capital
pui not without fierce rcaiefnnre ON
lne part OF NE Russians who retired
't-L ward lu The direction of Mfnak
Tho number Of Russian prisorers
TAKEN mas not been estimated
Continue Drive
ITO" troops nf tho Tcuforfr aftfor
are sill continuing their drive against
inc hu9sianH on the other nuusroua
parts of the line in poland ana h,
northern Russia They have advanced
IN me direction ~ the road 10 T0r1ra
briluF and WICKLOW fD The NOM.
d-i ni NarsaW lFau~0r0d ia under
VIC hfc ~ the Teuf0uIr allies. .ure
while between The VIafula and tbe
hnt no retreat r0rfhWtrd az mo- ura.
-ilns Is said -fIII f0 be- ir rruFrna.
Ih' campaign In France and HaI
.uLN presents no now feature what.
ever although there have been errrr.
iatons right along chat tho Gorm1ra.
ITNnrr IrTfI1n Iu Russia would rff4rf
inr allies French and British 10 rrr
tIro ON their long looked Tor general
offensive
Unofficial dIHr4frhra Indicate che
lwmnnHD difficulties which tho Tai
Jams arc NnrOuufrrInr Iu their fff..fs
To- overcome The Austrian 0nr0aIfI1rl
on no frontier VnrF have fr0rrHf
up additional heavy runs and have be-.
-In new bomhardmeuf of grrTyts
lhr same oierafrhrF. however. Hrn .u.
fNufif fur Tho statement that Tho
Italians have captured several miles
N nowIF constructed trenches 40
F0Iavfu
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MEXICAN FACTIONS
6oonunuso Prom Tir., P.s.,

ana 10 was understood that armed In
lrfN'hilon was not mentioned plafoiv
I was inc intention Of tho conference
70 EXHAUST peaceful means f0 brinr
.n, MtNlgan factions together. follow
.nE closely what has been the admir-.
situations policy from tho frsf ana fo
make D. clea. to the world that fbara
D. no object other than the preserts
lon or IN" sovereignty 81 Mexico and
lu save ih' distracted country from d.
A. che conclusion the Latin. Amer
can diplomats uniformly stated NOV
had accepted tho Invitation win 40
.lpunIOn that discussion should E.
.ai %, h,Ial until q rroErma had boon
Meeting. with Secretary Lansing
"'f" AmhaesadOrs NaOn. OF Ar4.n.
of Chile. and NinIrfars WerJ., ~
guaiemaln lIIdoror. Of Bolivia. and
g'itn1. uf Uruguay Tho ambsaas
lora wCro invited because fhrv woe
" mediator who ATTEMPTED f1 settle
n ,Ietican affairs with dolor1tos from
ence laFt summer Tho ministers arc
,N. i.f'' ranking members Of tho
Lffin. American legation CORPS
Before program BEL adopted fhoae
submit b. f0 their royc-nmrrts INA
before Dr. Ia put into eject a1 fha pan
American nations VIII DO asked frr
L''r approval None Of Tho Mr,frar
zoe, ons were represented in fodlv'e
conference
nef1rs entering fhe meeting each
~ fln latin. Aurriean diplomat aas
rOff..' Hr behalf of General r4rrsr
20 fHf' 10 would Dol futile f1 aurraaf
RESTORING ffn CON afIfufI0naf limo 90
govern rnf Ir Mnv.r0 hv choosing a
member 90 tho NnFrrr rahfros -
q #.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06

that provision tickets were made un.
necessary.
The bulk Of the refugees Travelled
on foot or with their wagons along
the highways Most Of the refugees
were unable 10 proceed southwark
ana 10 kiev. and finding the railway
10 Nielna mOnopolized for military
purposes they took the limo 10 fbe
east. temporarily overcrowding Mos.
cow. Nladoya and Brpst.T ltovsk
Many Of these lost their homes In the
outlying portions Of Warsaw. the de.
structton Of which became a military
necessity.
All The territory Immediately to the
west OF warsaw. containing large fac.
tories. Polish estates and peasant
dwellings. now presents blackencd
an duninhabitable areas
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n necessary for the invaders to bring
" every ounce Of food required for
their army.
Others Of the observers think Ser.
MA viii be attacked. so as to impress
me balkan States which remain neu-
uaI. While stu others look for a big
offensive against the Franco British
beigian line in the west All of tho
observers are Of the opinion thar
Wherever the new operation Is begun.
u viii be on a big scale
The Germans also have had local
successes IN the west. recapturing on
lhe crest Of the line IN the Vosges a
portion OF the trenches which fbs
French took from them some time
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
IN THE EAST.

VIENNA. Aug. g.. via London. Aug 8
l.lo a m.-Thc war office this evening
made public the following official COM
munication:
Russian theatre The long series az
sue tsses ~ the Germanic allies since
we NAY battle on the lFInHiec IN Galicia
ana On southern and northern Poland aud
me baliic provinces have now been
crowned D. the occupation or Warsaw
Today the German troops OF the army
into the capital Of Ru4Siaa H1Iand
betW cen the Ntatula aud the Rug
b'tn ~ tho allies are advancing Co tho
norm in pursuit Of the Russians The
Ausfro- Hungarian cavalry has rsnlH.d
tHcliuE con the right bank OF th. EuE
IT, ne west ~ Vladimir wolynsll and
Ihr German cavalry. Vladimir. MuIrr4E
otherwise the situation Is urrfars.T
Italian theatre. ON the TtrDfran
rom thg ony great battle Del BOO The
several hattaIIona ~ the italian 4f,.I ir
fantry regiment commenced ftrfsrf4y
m"rninE on NewcaHlra. rurtrrsaf lr
Monte 'rnce. Dr. was bI0udII. r.rHfs.f
,.. We enemy retreafrd partially boo
iIEht fu fhe woods south uf tho bur.
arf pf"uk ln order Co. release these
italian forces other troops aff.rItf..f
on Afternoon surprise attack .u fT.
NDfeI position north OF Mont. Cf... BID
Dr. vas rrpuIsrd after "a short b4fff. sIf.
Ios7 ~ about hundred men KILLED.
me commander of the battalion HrH a...
rral other officers faU into our H4rHa
our losses were NOT important
In fnN region off EUrIFIH f.. italian.
have maintained since ..aIUrHH. HT....
noon heavy ARTILLERY Nrr 90 our r..
.IfINuH nr fhr plateau HF Uuh.rT. f.H.H.
hostile infantry from sfrrHd. HrH s..Itr
Hf ruruuaaInn attempted Hn ATTACK fF..
were ehHf down hr Hur arfHI.r.
ON The other f.uUfa there .. n.HF.r.s
uf Importance tn report"
rETHOGFAD Aus .. r..f..
NNH q a.a. on W Iu ODE direction no.
Iirn fnr frrwN after action. .u t..
r.0r Nirea. feI beck .r great Erafa I..
ward The river I.Hu rHrrH.rIrr bob GOD.
renCrra large quantity Hf .arfrIdr.s
and munitions
Do frH district rHrf uf rUrIrulrrh fIa
NFIfIur continued and IEH s.rHnrn a....
coded Iu aI.In.IuF a IIffft
|u f'n MnrUr 'front.' HH# German. Odd.
.r'i attacks Ir fhr direction .f I..rst
Hnn un frr front of HH.U...#.. bod
..IHr IHU. f"HF fHn offensive. LOB ..H.
a'd.rah.r force Ha. .n OBJ. r.fIa f.e.-f
Nn extremely desperate battle wac
ln rr'Erfa Yesterday Un fr. sector ..
ffH 'l" river tIr frUHrH uIrHH..fH|.
counter attacked HHr HrUr-r aH. f.Ura..f
.N. ...rH' Hf several U.InfH
"' .I WHrfHHs south Hf fHf l'.uI.
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and petards a. well ss the cannonading
continues, but with less intensity on the
part Of the enemy.
\ violent bumbardment has occurred
IN the forest Of Aprcmont In the Vos-
yes very sanguinary engagements have
beth Fought on the heights which DON'T
nate the Fecht 20 the north particularly
AZ the Col du Schratzmanneie whore tho
enemy. AFTER having taken one OF our
niockhouscs was driven out By an inn
mfdiate counter attack our fire in
ilcted on the Germans very heavy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06

rgad. We successfully ropulsed German
49, - N'Nl'TitA. In' enemy. Va no SUI
t,,'i enormous losses. advanced up 20
"ut bai btd wire drfcnrcs. but was stop
H., To The right OF th. VistuIa near
ltll., ltze the situation generally Is
In the lyangorcd district our troops
tb. ,i..t, ~ he enemy crossed 10
up the bridges bcrind them
'.- -,'n tn' Ntstult and the Bug
-. it-Nla. evening. our troops drove
na,h tnc Germans. infictinr enormous
At many points these local .4csas..
80 nouns WIN q short pursuit enabled
without hindrlrrs q nov ana more ~
vantaEeuus front on The Ieft bark 1f
Nladinir-Wo.ynsk ana Koy.i ''
o.. ''n the upper l'ug tho Zi1ta lin, and
nnigster rivers There has been mo- eba ii,
de-. .3 ,ll.,. d. BLACK sea our torpedo boat
n'i 'l'.5 Or lrsFU sank DO sailing vca-
Slip" ' ''' '''" building
LONDON. Aug @. f1.5o 81. m..Ap Am.
si'faam dispatch t1 the hang. Tsfs.
graph company Says the announcement
'N' I'il '' N1ratw caused great
''m"nair1tinrs Throughout Gsrmanv
adds gi..,., i bulletins 9e dispatch
lr.lf'd Ln good order ana thsf frr 'r
tsders found nnIs booty ana r"tr.Ir
Emrrrar william r1. srrt r. .arr-,.
.ifigr} nee-fg. fn Irfr.a If.rnIt .,f
'hs king of Bavaria '''
rETUDgUhu ta rara.. ALI.
m 40 official ..mnluIett.ar
.'f''.I n'I'r. f" ffII hr.E ar .ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
REFUGEES


visions we're ohfainable and that war
saw would suffer from famine
Abandonment Orderly.
Tho refugees compare Tho orderly
End systematic abandonment of dc
CITY with The panic caused bv the rraf
German approach last October. whom
on attempt uf rho cts Official. |rrf.
fuN0ns and private citizens f1 Laid I4f
9t once resulted in indies rrfhabIo p0r.
fusion
The retirement fhif time waa co
,af'iIIIf planned and a1 systematic.
oily executed maf Do vent ~ ftr.
.InrkworF. end 4n oniuokDr received
me IWrr' sion inaf a mo- moro .tfrn.
ordinary phenomenon was 1rrrr.r-
ihln 'ho ordinary summer fr1fue
SUN gien extra faIra had boon .rY.
.dod. a0 That travelling r0rfIffr-- .,
ne whole differed lIffio from normal
IN unusual feature OF the present
abandonment n the city was tho fs.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
HIGHLAND BOARD
school Commissioners pm Two vaean-
oies a. Meeting Last night.

The EirnIand district hoard NJ cF,,-
''."u mot last evening fu extra sos
ZION 90 Transact some unfinished hrai-
'.r OF iNF Ifef regular meeting The
In H.I the vacancy Dol the primary d.-
IHftufut caused lr tho rcsiFnatfon ar
.,I IHa AIHtrIH .tr.|r. Mia. tssfrrrI...
sheets. nf M"IrIHYIfIe was nppointaf
f. musical Instructor FOR OBJ. .onIIr..-
ear. owner business % = routine uI.
cure was transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06

This Sale Will Be Cut Short For ONLY
8 Days more, But The Greatest Ever
Held In Wheeling. Our Big Stock
Will Move. Hurry, Prices Will Talk
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
Attention Horsemen!

The influence of the European strug.
gle Is everywhere manifest, and is of
prime Importance in shaping the future
plans of the American Horse Business
and there is every indication that
farmers will take advantage of the
situation and breed their mares this
spring. The stallion and jack owner
who places his animal before the notice
of mare owners is the one who will
secure the business, and he cannot do
it more thoroughly or Inexpensixely
than through the columns of The
Central Record
Foreign demand marked the exhaus-
ton of foreign supply and we may ex-
pect the call for our horses to continue
long after the war is over. Our advice
to mare owners is to breed their mares
and TO breed them to stations of merit
and proven worth as sires. Avoid the
short-sighted policy of patronizing
cheap sires.
In addition to our regular list of
subscribers, we will send out extra
copies of the Record to leading farmers
and horse breeders of Kentucky, ad-
joining States, Southern and South
western and Middle Western States.
Write or see us for rates.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
KENTUCKY EDITOR
Who Has Scored Great Sue.
cess In Tour Business

Some eleven years ago. a railroad
official urged a friend of his, a news
paper man at Versailles, KY, to con.
duct a party from Central Kentucky
TO the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
at st. Louis.
The railroad man assured his friend
that the latter was better fitted &c
direct a personally conducted tour
than any other man in the State. Yet
when the editor met his first party OF
thirty people in the gray dawn of the
morning at the local railroad station,
he little thought that he was In.
augurating one Of the important tour
agencies OF the country But so II
was and "Bowmar's Tours" are nov
q household word over a very large
territory.
The editor was Daniel NJ. Bowman,
He gave his party an extra fine trip
for a moderate price which included
everything, secured for them special
privileges not enjoyed by the average
exposition visitor and brought them
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
Luke Meluks Says:

When you say that some men are
fatheaded fools every man In your
audience knows that you are talking
about the other fellow.
Some men never forget to take the
makings with them when they go out,
but they always seem to forget TO take
any matches.
Eve was about the only woman that
ever moved into new quarters and
didn't kick about the dirt left by the
women who moved out.
Shapes is shapes. That's one reason
why you never hear OF an excelsior
factory failing
1t Is funny. but It Is a fact that most
or the men who use perfect grammar
are earning $50 per week. and most OF
the men who say them things" and
other bush league expressions own
their own homes and have substan.
tial bank account
The old fashioned woman who used
TO use a whole paper of safety pins
when she was dressing now has a
daughter who wouldn't know how to
use one II she had II.
Before marriage he imaSines that 1t
is sentiment that makes her save his
love letters. but after marriage he
learns better.
You may not believe 1t, but the girl
who has beam ike battleship
doesn't eat half as much as the girl
who Is built like hatpln.
Prayer Is all right once in awhile.
but the man who puts blisters on his
hands gets more than the man who
puts blisters ON his knees.
Any real woman will spend % cents
70 save a dime.
Any undertaken will tell you that he
would starve II he had TO depend on
the men who are always yelping that
they are working themselves 10 death
The brunettes are just as light headed
rs the blends.
What has become OF the old fash.
Toned girl who used to get bedquilts
and flannel petticoats for wedding
presents?
Anyway. Adam didn't have 10 sit
around at night and listen to Eve pag
ging that she wished she had some de
cent clothes to wear like other women
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
PREACHERSVILLE

Little Lucy Mae Anderson is quite
sick.
Little Annie Dema Cress is sick with
measles.
Rev. J. o. Williams could not fill his
pulpit here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell of Corbin,
visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Gill visited their
son. Mr.. Tom Gill and wife.
Mesdames Arthur Miller and James
F. Miller were shopping in Stanford.
Mrs. Oliver Carpenter, of Lancaster,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID.
Carpenter.
Mrs. F. l.. Thompson visited her
mother. Mrs. William Sprinkles at
Shelby CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Anderson and
family visited relatives at Stanford a
few days ago.
Miss Ruby Cress has been visiting
her grandfather, Mr.. Joseph Smith.
near Brodhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. |. Blankenship visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. William Naylor near
Stanford Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. George Coins. aged 10, and Miss
jamie Pointer, aged Is. were joined in
wedlock' S holy bonds on the l4th Rev.
R. II. Bairds. The groom is the son of
Mr.. Pleasant Coins. of Garrard. while
his handsome bride is daughter of Mr.
Jim Pointer. We extend our best
x.,,ahaa
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
Ponce de Leon Failed;
His Prize Is Found

Ponce dc Leon, the daring explorer.
searched among the swamps Of Florida
for the Fountain Of Youth, which the
Indians said would restore power and
make people young lie d.I not find it,.
Thousands OF chronic intestinal, bowel
and stomach sufferers have written to
Geo H. Mayr, l54 Whiting St, Chicago,
in quest of health. They have found it..
His remedy, composed OF healing vege-
table oils from France, has indeed given
them back the health OF youth
Why suffer from indigestion, gases on
the stomach, fainting spells. torpid liver,
constipation and all the evils of dis
ordered stomach when there is perma-
ncnt relief herel Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy is sold by leading druggists
everywhere with the positive under
standing that your money will be re-
funded without question or bubble IL
ONE bottle fails to give you absolute
satisfaction
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25

The Country.
am longing for the country where they
still eat mush and milk.
And where the socks have not yet chang
ed from wool to lustrous silk
Where the good wife still wears calico and
bout styles never frets,
Where girls still smell OF wood smoke.
not Of tale and cigarettes.
Cincinnati Enquirer
I'm longing for the country where ! used
TO have cold feet:
Where the winters are q terror and the
summers are n treat.
Where the women and the children do
not fear the outdoor air,
And fellows private business 10 no
neighborhood AFFAIR.
Nebraska Journal
l am longing for the country. l am long
ing rust to be
Where ] can let the whiskers grow upon
the face o. me:
Where ! can let my hair grow In a wild
and woolly way.
And where father does the farmin' and
there amt no board to pay.
Houston Post
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
The Wise Fool.

Man was made to mourn" observ-
ed the sage.
That's right" replied the fool He
has to hustle to pay his rent, and II
he can't raise the rent he has to keep
on the move"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25

We shouldn't throw away our gold
Nor keep our pockets sealed.
But we should try TO be whole souled
When we know we're we'll heelcd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
JAILLESS CRIMES.

Killing time.
Hanging pictures.
Stealing salmon.
Shooting the chutes.
Choking off speaker.
Running over a new song.
Smothering laugh.
Setting fire to heart.
Knitting a performance.
Numbering the English language.
7. s. No fish but salmon permissible.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
Bits Of Byplay
By Luke McLuke
COPYRIGHT, 1915, the Cindnnati
Enquirer
HUH
By Luke McLuke

"Can you run typcwriterr' asked
the old fogy.
IL used TO think | could" replied the
crouch. But ! married one"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
Touqh.

II Is a great injustice that
Man can't pay what he owes;
But, while his income Just stands pat,
His outgo grows and grows
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25

Daily Health Hint.
Eating powdered glass will cause In.
digestion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
Located.

Located.
what" inquiries Luke McLuke, has
become of the old fashioned pink sea-
shell that used to repose on the old
fashioned whatnot?" The last time we
saw 1t, Luke. II was still reposing on
the old fashioned whatnot In the south
east corner of the cellar.-springfield
(Mass.) Union.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25

willie-Paw. when does a man wear
o grave expressionf
Paw-when he Is acting as a pail.
bearer. my son.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25
Eisina un hia Earl

fixing Up HIS Earl
f. Mallory and brother Robe are do
ing some tin work on James Tierney.-
Worthwhile Argus.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25

Things to Worry About.
The Siamese believe that odd num-
beers are unlucky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-25

Our Daily Special.
Hard luck loves the man who whines
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-02-04

We have in stock various
Iron CulvertS----culvertS i
small construction cost ane
>tenance.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-02-04
Leg !EE7 Tog!el' T!:,'g!!!9l

readers Of the Pacific Commercial Ad.
ver.lsel, aLseI .ney ,,,r,,. rvau tle agcoun. .
q ,he Murosl o. Mnllah De riveze g ss
an the issue oi Monday nlol INNS : sp-
ruasy !.
Inc securing OF All evloence tns.
prompts tne ponce oeparsInene . nolu
Ee1lamin Smton g tne one lespon.
,s slo,e aor T., .l.s ous.ass1us ~ r. assa .I'.s ras