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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-13
GROUP AND wHooPINa COUGH.

Mrs. r. N~eureuer, Eau Clair. Wis,
says: "Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound cured my boy of a very severe
of Group after other remedies had
failed. Our milkman cured his children
of whooping cough" Foley's has a
forty years record of similar cases.
Contains no opiates. Always insist on
Foley's. For sale by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-13
STRIKE OVER WAR CONTRACT
Cleveland Workmen Refuse to Helr
Build Auto Trucks for Allies.

Cleveland, Feb. 12.-Five hundred
workmen employed at the Theodore
Kunthe plant struck rather than help
construct, it was said. auto truck
bodies for use by the allies in the
European war.
The majority of the strikers are
Hungarians.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-13
Soldiers Fond of Bacon.

London ~Our other ally" is the
name given To bacon and eggs by sol
consuming 81 much bacon the price in
London has gone up.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-13

hooks and war will be no more.
Woman will have fulfilled her mis-
sion, completed her expiation. The
serpent's head will have been bruis-
ed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-13

Paris. - In the equipment of the
American ambulance that left Paris
for Servia are sixty OF cognac
Of rarest brands, donated by the man
u~facturers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-13
Vtdet0ieA

Sick headache, biliousness, piles and
bad breath are usually caused BY inAc-
tive bowels. Get q box Of Rexal
Orderies. They act gently and edeo-
lively. Sold only BY ~ d 10 cents.
Frank G. Smith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-13
FIGHTING FLEET
NOW PRACTlC|NC
United States Men and Ships
Make Up Lost Time.
EFFICIENCY is DEVELOPED.

Admiral Fletcher and Men Ready For
Real Perils and Hard Work Under
Actual War Conditions During Ma
neuvers at Guantanamo Secretary
Daniels Explains Objects OF Drill.
Washington.-Two months hence our
lighting feet will he ft for any emer-
gency. so far as efficiency goes. In
that time Rear Admiral Frank Friday
Fletcher will whip his ships and his
men into first class condition by con
tinual exercises and strenuous prac-
tice i'm all the maneuvers that enter
into actual warfare. The first stage.
and an important one, will be the
joint operations at Guantanamo, Cuba,
where ships. h~lueiackets and marines
will share in representing an enemy
and our own defenders i'm the varied
fields of conflict. both ashore aud
afoat.
A year ago. after some years of plan
ming. advance base practice was held
for the first time in the history of lie
marine corps. The fleet participated
In the exercises. ami the first fruits ef
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-13

Bowels clogged. sick headache. no fun
is it2 Why not nave that happy face,
red cheeks that come with good diges-
ton. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
makes the bowels work regular, natural.
mak you feel like new. Take 1t to-
night.-A. II. Osborn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
At the CRYSTAL rhEATER

The high school entertainment
which will be given at the Crystal
theater tonight will be one of much
interest to every resident of Deming
on account of it being an all home
talent affair. The program will con.
sist of folk dances, dancing in cos
tunes, Japanese, Swedish and Span
ish songs, quartets, duets and COM
edy. The entire concert will be rend-
cred by local talent under the able
supervision of Miss Page, music in
structor in the Deming Public
Schools. The price of admission will
be fifty cents for adults and twenty
five cents for school children. The
proceeds of the entertainment will be
used for purchasing a victrola for
the school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19
Skinny's Finish

Being little short of material
this week we asked the devil to write
us n short article against the use
of slang. He did. Here it is:
II there is anything that gets our
nanny it is the use of slang. Some
guys spill SC much of that kind OF
dope that it is hard to get wise to
their spiel. Kids should be put next
by their parents that slang is on the
fritz and should ought to be cut out.
II had a kid that couldn't put over
straight stuff | would wallop the lin
ing out Of the lobster. Skirts are
shines, proper, when it comes to
slang. They think that mercy, and
should say not are real tough. The
boss is dish of prunes when it
comes to slang. He bawls me out to
n fare We well and am in Dutch
from the time | come on the job till
haying time in the evening. This is
the first thing have ever wrote and
if it don't show up in the rag | will
know it is a flivver proper.
Walter VIM. Brunson
The Graphic "devil''
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19

c,,,.s, Ma a,a7 Serial No. o8si7
NoTICr OF CONTEST
D,paytm,nt Of the Interior
United States Land Office
In. Cruces. N. NJ. February 10, 1915
r., william Carson Of peming N. NJ, con.
go.
you are b.reb, notified that ota T.. Quisen.
herr, who gives 10 Box aoi. Deming. n. NJ.
n, hi. postof,ee address, did on January 20.
,a,s Al. 4, This office his duly corroborate
.nn,,..,,o, ~ .on,s., and .ecure tho cancel
-. ~ -. s.,,..,..a .r,rv Ma ossI7
Serial No. ossi7 made March IL, 1919, for
lot. 1 and 2: 81 NEK Section 1, Township
20 South. Range 8 West, N. NJ. p. Meridian.
and as rrounds for his contest he alleges that
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19

Hoopestown, Ill.--This city has an
all-prohibition administration and in
a further effort to make it the one
real "dry" town Of the country, inter
esting ordinances have been adopted.
One measure provides that any mem
Der of the city council, the mayor,
superintendent Of the water plant.
police officer, city clerk, city treas
urer or other city officer who shall
have about his premises or who shall,
whether in this city or elsewhere,
partake of intoxicants, shall be re-
moved from office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19
No Room for Typographers

The Headlight force enjoyed n
much needed vacation (f) Monday
(printers always need rest) for the
reason that the carpenters and brick
masons got so thick around the shop
that there was no room for the print.
ers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to the voters Of
School District No. l. county Of Luna state
oi New Mexico. that an election will DO he'd
Oh tho first Monday in April, 1918, Mt the
City Hall. In Deming. New Mexico, for the
purpose Of choosing two members Of the
Board Of Education, according to law. The
election will be held by the present members
u the board commencing ut s u. IN. and clos
ing at 5 p. m.
tsigned) DEMING BOARD OF EDUCATION
o. II. Cooper, Pres.
Willard z. Holt, Sec'y
Dated March 10. 1915.
Mar. l2.Apr.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19

Have You had that land plowed'
If not, call Kelly at Holstein's barn,
phone III and leave your name and
cddress-adv. 20.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19

l.. z. Davis, odd-job man, does
anything. Opposite telephone build
ing on Gold Ave.-adv. 30.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19
+. G. M01R, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

III oINIdN AND oOHuEON
Special attention given to eye. ear, nose
and throat work and the fitting Of glasses
Telephones: Office, ~; Residence. IS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-19

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AZ! eon,"'ss"n %p".s ausa" o. v
holders Of the Masonic Building Association Of
D.ming, nj a meeting regularly called for that
purpose. voted In favor Of the increase Of the
capital stock Of said association to Ten
Thousand Ni0.O00.00) Dollars, do now pur'
suant to tho statute, hereby give our written
assent 10 said increase.
In Witness Whereof. We have hereunto set
our hands and seals this 18th day Of febru'
The herald., 1915-07-08
lis QUAINT Suggestion.

4 trenchnan who appears 70 have
oeen OF a thrifty turn Of mind con-
eei7ed the idea in 1873 that TOO much
valuable ume was being wasted IN
cleaning sardines when preparing them
TOT the market de found a way Of
preparing them without cleaning them.
and on this be took out letters patent
Apparently he had some slight uisgiv-
ing rs to whether the public would be
perfectly suited with his invention and
80 II his claim he makes this paren-
thettcal entry:
flsh pur up oy this process may be
shgndy unpleasant to the customer az
nrsr, but he soon gets used to il
The herald., 1915-07-08
4 T-agic Wedding Rire.

\ tragic story Of l forgotten we'd
ding ring Is told n tie Lives OF The
Lindsays.' He should have been at
church when Colin Lindsay, TIE yOuug
Earl Ot Ba.carras. WIS quietly ear-
ing his breakfast N nignCyowu anu
slippers. Reminded that MlGrlria OF
Nassau was waiting for him 1t TIE a.
tar, lie hurried % church. but forgot
the ring. l friend present gave him
one. which be. without looking at.
placed on the brides finger. After the
ceremony WIS over the countess g,anc-
Ell 1t her hand and beheld L grin
ming deaths heud on her ring She
tainted away. and the omen made such
an impression On her thac on recover
ing she declared she WIS destined 60
de within 1 year, 1 presentment that
probably brought about is own rll-
ilmenC. for IN few months the care
.ess Colin was / vid0wer
The herald., 1915-07-08
MODE STREET SIGNS.
New Tyss G-sa- -sie &c sne PUBLIC
sf Ns~ y7rC C,-y.


sf New ysrc C,-Y.
The problem u providing street signs
OF the best possible we S1r MIEla-
tan IL one % vL-cl Borough President
Marks has addressed himself
He insisted upon tlG-1- = -osslC.e
a type q sign nat would enable geo
pie 90 determine definitely and Il !
glance -1s laue q -1l street. d v-.gL
they m-EhC "a and I-s0 tie name ~
the cross street coward vllcl -Lr-
might De looking -Ll- these signs
should be 'egt5ie I- / considerable --ss-
ance a-d. Furthermore. -1Ic -Ler
should - 81 placed II relation ~
street lights A. % - readily visible A.
night a Wa. A. In he tI~-.ue.
A. a result L ---e MS been evolved
which has ueC the eZIcr-lE require
menrs aid down by President Marks.
The new signs. Ike lie I'D. lra placed
OF lampposgs AZ street Intersections 1C
diagUua-.v opposite aUr-ers. They con
sisC Of a steel plate -veL-T--vD inches
long and seven and 1 laI inches lLgl.
ha wing nc the center u tie top / semi
circular pro lection eleven and one
eighth inches wide az tie base. with 4
radius u I've and 1Ee-=-El-l inches.
On the main body % lie sign plate S
indicated The name u The avenue -
street, % the seulclr-u.ar projection
ar the top IS tuIrara,i lie name u
the cross street The lettering Is wl--a
= as. . 4. aI-
background enIme.ed 20 the place.
The sigu plate Is LaG II / bronze
coiored skeleton steel holder. iI-3
which IL * inserted from the TOD. The
plates ara reversible md cIl - seen
from either side. while the holder Is So
designed rs 20 afford 1 rectangular
framing for the Name u the avenue IT
street and IN oval trimming for the
name Of the cross street The holder
or frame * mIte II iac Il possible Al
unnecessary GrrImeurartOn being omit
ted not only In order 60 enhance the
dignity and good appearance u the
sign. but also in order 20 prevent IL FIR
as possible the face Of the sign from
being ddrkened by shadows such n
are cast by the projecting 0rnamenrl-
ton on signs % other rTDes.
Now, FOR the irsC tine IN the his
tory Of New York CRY. through the use
OF this new type u sCreec sign. which
gives double Information on single
sign, it IL possible. either by day Or
by night. for people travelling along
New York street particularly those
people riding IN trolley cars Or other
fast moving vehicles. quickly AMI pos
ttfyeiy 10 determine from 4 consider
able distance exactly which street they
are on and which cross street they ara
approaching.
The herald., 1915-07-08
The VOICE AND The STAGE.
Beng Gccc =.ccg-!crsr 1oes Net
Maze Coco Actor


O. L. the -1-1-s 20 esClev. eiOCu-
-lCu schools stand irsC. Actors should
know nothing gt lie rules q ai0CuECG
Is caught II my sccooi y which have
ever leurL Z IN always tel Il tie
trsC glance whether II ACTOR IS / ST.
Dent 0t s.ocu-cc. No god eiocU-ioU-sJ
vas ever good actor. Thar IS. 10 good
recI-er-I-G =.ygV-Iou schools produce
only rec,-ers-.s ever / good Icrgc
RecI-lE- l1t Is--1- Ire Two entirely
Different IRIS. Tie rec.-ar = never
Natural never rI1 -. Awhile I-yo Iue
q -he most Distinguished professors u
aicCUC.On u Auer,ca-le lat the chair
Il e!CCuLUG l. que It CCr biggest Uni
-arsi-es-.aIe 81 20 n actor L WIS
ClCugl- that le would Ce something
wIlCerc-. because e l-s knowledge
Ild lift gt aiCCU-iUu. &c went back
% teaching H could 30 that Better
than most but his acting was bad. Al
The rules Or elCCU-.Ou IN lcr0r ever
needs cal De Obtained n singing -es-
sons
Now proper srIlCLIECn Of words
Is 1 different matter An actor should
TOT have co - -algtG that bur 7 be
does iced C lc Is 1 pretty bad need.
and he should never rest Until te las
.OsC al siOvenLy habits. Some u nv
friends think I'M TOO severe on this
point. an lot. One cannot De TOO
severe L IS clean cut work. perfect
N its smallest details, that makes Tor
perfect Illusion On the stage. a1d 7 an
always FOR such work.-E anrietra
CrOsuaa in Century.
The herald., 1915-07-08
The T.lerrcre Pale.

The employer Of Polish girl WHO
mas learned quickly 20 speak English
tells OF her attempted mastery Of the
telephone. After its use was explaine,.
70 her she was eager TO answer every
call \ ring came and she jumped &C
the phone.
Hello came from the receiver.
Hello, answered the girl. flushed
with pride ar being able 70 give the
proper answer
Who Is thisT' continued the voice
i don't know exclaimed the maid
i can't see you. "-Philadelphia Led
ger
The herald., 1915-07-08
Shower Baths For CITY Horses.

Shower baths have been provided cor
horses In certain Of the larger cities
through the kindness OF the humane
societies. Arrangements have been
made with the municipal dre depart
nenrs BY which the societies ara allow
ed 10 tap the fire plugs and attach hose
and spray. so that transfers and 9th
srs may give their steeds a bath by
merely hating FOR a moment and curn-
ing on the spray. Water for drinking
purposes may also be drawn
The herald., 1915-07-08
WORLDS LsrGest str-e-.

u Seehohm's Siberia In ASIA Is
thus described what is called the long.
est street IN the world: "Siberia was
aar Jesungiy described to NE Is Dig
village. the main street OF which. ex-
tending from Nishni-NOvgUrod TO Ka-
akh-ta. vas about 5000 niles long,
where there were always half a nil
hon norses on the road and where ev.
eryoody knew everybody from cue end
Of the street 60 the other"
The herald., 1915-07-08
5crr CT Ore Mind.

Mrs. St0rmywearher, who had beer
engaged In i somewhat prolonged and
aeuCad dialogue wirh her husband. beat
a dig1iied retreat so soon as she found
she was getting the worst u Il : argu-
menC and turned her attention 10 Gull
nary matters is i balm Tor her RULED
soul
Jane she said. Il want you 70 put
on your things AZ once and 20 out ana
see Il you can get NE i pIaica."
Yes m replied Jane. with alacriry.
And while IN abour it I may Is well
look for one for myself. too. cor I'm
blesC II I can stand the MASTER any
more than you. London Mirror.
The herald., 1915-07-08
FREAK BASEBALL PLAYS.
A Tin Can Throw ard ire Shortest
Two 8asser on Record.

Freak plays make baseball hIuor-
Gus II not Interesting some u these
plays are said 10 Ce tie result % QUICK
thinking, but Is Ua--er u -Ict
most d them Ire Simply .Uck. sa-s
Arthur Macdonald II -le Plrs.cI. LG
ucIctCu Review Curious things Ldg-
zen. l bal SsL INFO / IN cac. Ilt. lC
being impossible % get -C oUC II -l-le.
can and al were thrown % tie yase-
nan.
Another caL lit the emf Cc l ld-l
driven through tie opposite side % 1
fence and could roc - got down E1--
L. the r-1lers scored
! swift at Z.Icces ~ tie pitchers
hand. IS snapped u By II t--e.ter
I1t clr0v1 % t-sr. putting Tie NAN
OUT.
RadlCC -1ers IT -r0CCGers some
tines l-C TIE ErsC u ---. case CaE
AMI glance away Tor singles gr even
Two ayers.
Tie shortest -v3 dagger iCovu WIS
when Tie bal --azat ne DIT. =lCr -
/ few -aeC I-G 5el u trout L -le
place. A. TIE -a-.ler reached Or re
wllr.-1- la- IL glanced from as glove
Ild 1oGGGet BACK % lie srIlt. and
ne batter --ate second easily.
\ center -e.ter saE / II-- = the
way u tie slc--sr1P l-d walked
I1CCr sixty -seC L. % move It cue gt
tie vly. when le beard TIE crack Gt
The herald., 1915-07-08
3emcrse.

A legal Journal tells Of a trial IN
which the following remorset1I letter
appeared in evidence:
Mr. Bidwell: Dear Sir - This Is
what I never expect TO come to. But
It IS trouble. and no one 70 help nee
out So I want you TO have this young
woman Buried. But nee. let NE lay
sop or ground. for the Turkey Buzz
Yards TO eat. for I have did rong. Jo-
seph 3cISt..a-"
The herald., 1915-07-08
Nothing New.

Here's fellow eats lump OF coal
on q becr
Well history mentions many cases
OF oscentlnous extravaGancs Cleo
parra- you viii remember. dissolved
and swallowed a pearl" - Louisville
Courier7JOurnal.
The herald., 1915-07-08
FRANK KoEsrER.

q comparatively new art which orig
mated IN Europe and in which Ger
many has made great strides. Re de-
tvered addresses At the congress FOR
city planners ac Dusseldorf In Ger
many IN 19I2 and ar the international
conference Of city planning and city
maintenance &c Client. Belgium. in
1913 He WIS awarded 4 gold medal
nc the world exhibition in Parts in 1900
for architectural and engineering plans.
He Is the author Of several works.
among them Modern City Planning
and Maintenance" ~HydroeIecrric De-
veiopments and Engineering" "Elec-
trtcity For the Farm and Home and
The Price Of Inefficiency.-
The herald., 1915-07-08
Better Than Noeninc.

III De pretty busy On this t-tp,- he
began.
i Know" Interrupted bis wife. -Eers
are{orty or drty love letters you wroea
NE when We were engaged Take them
along and mail me one every day.
Louisville CourierJournaL
The herald., 1915-07-08
Warer

Women are dreams 49,
seuCmentlnsr. gazing 'h
them IN silk attire. -><xsI
You 0er they are. u1e -
snapped back AZ the nufs
and drea ms 20 oy
rtgnC"-Judge.
The herald., 1915-07-08
TO REBUILD RUINED TOWNS.
Frank koestsr viii Help 20 RsrIar
Devastated European Municipalities.

Already projects are on foot 20 replan
some OF the destroyed Belgian towns
as well az some Of the towns on rla
Russian frontier. Frank EOesrer Of
New York Is making Arrangements
with foreign ctry planning experts 20
cooperate In this work.
Mr.. Rooster has had 4 long foreign
AMI American experience IN city plan
ming. A German by birth. De has
been one OF the pioneers in America OF
The herald., 1915-07-08
Net Exactly = csu,lir.,-

Hevttt-Ignorance IS bliss. Jewett-
You'd better get your life insured
Hewtrr-Whar for? Jewerr-You're Il
able TO die Of ioy-New York Times.
The herald., 1915-07-08
Cuc1r 60 Lave f.

Lover tpassionateIyl-Sir. I love ths
very ground your daughter walks On.
Father tgrimlyt-No doubt you do-irs
worth 500 frunt foot-rown Touica
The herald., 1915-07-08
Net Enough.

Betty GoIdust-Otd you - J
factory Interview with E
Brokeleign-NOc very DO
could i've Us was ais csns
deipnia Record
The herald., 1915-07-08
a Eailurr.

Ma Is marriage a failureT'
guess so. my dear. married
your father TO reform him" - Ell.
change
The herald., 1915-07-08
VALUE Of TOWN BEAUTY,

Ths architectural en- bellish-
menu Of a CRY is widely recOg-
Qizet a. 4 task for artists, but
the architecture Of rhe cIry itself
has f0o long been eft % chance
and she politician. We now are
4 nesfnling % see that 1Cou the
fundamental richness u this
depend not only the
Wealth and comfort % The public.
: but Us pleasure In "a surround
ngs ant ~ municipal pride
New York Times.
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The herald., 1915-07-08

WATCH OUR CLASSIFIED corrNv
EVERY WEEK THERE MAY be sCy
De CANDY, A THEATRE TICKET. or
MORE VALUABLE FOR YoU
The herald., 1915-07-08
PLANTING TREES
AND SHRUBS
Federal Experts Give Advice
For Various Localities.
WIDE RANGE Of CHOICE.

re csgrrry IS CNTGsG l1rs Five Sec
t.ara arc 81 rI,is yar'er rs A-s S1;
,sscsc ser Ire yar'cgs Divisions.
5eag-y 5f Srs1s Tees -srercs cor
Norma Grs,~-1.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
HEAR
DISCUSSION ON
TIMELY TOPICS
Need for Road improvements,
and Early Closing of Stores
Among Subjects

Through the cooperation Of Gen.
Wiser. commanding the Hawaiian de-
partment, and Col Rafferty,, lcom.
handing the Oahu artillery district
Ka,akaua avenue Is to he temporarily
put In condition by the city authori-
ties, reported Raymond C. Brown, sec.
rotary of the Chamber of Commerce,
at the Rotary Club luncheon today.
The Rotarians had variety OF in
teresting topics to discuss at their
luncheon In the Commercial Club pri-
yate dining-rcom. Kalakaua avenue
and the slowness o. the city govern
ment to put it into reasonable condi-
ton proved one OF the topics various
iy referred to- Members around the
table made - secret of their feeling
that the supervisors and the city en-
cheering department are inexcusably
lax In getting something DONE
Brown reported that the city Off
eials told him work had been suspend
ed on the boulevard because no cora,
for top-dressing could be secured. He
then told of visiting Gen. Wiser, and
of the proposal that coral be secured
from the Diamond Head quarry, which
lis under the control of the army Off
eials, and, because Of the use of Dia-
mond Head for coast defense purposes
directly under the control of Col. Raj
ferty. Both. he seid. we're anxious to.
cooperate with the city.
Emu A Berndt, chairman Of the
Hawaii Promotion Committee, gave q
snappy talk on his regent coast visit.
his participation in a Rotary Club
luncheon at Los Angeles, and Los An
geles' keen interest in the success of
the Great Northern passenger service
here.
He also brought up the matter of
early closing of Honolulu's stores dur
ing the Christmas holidays, q subject
which Immediately evoked some live
talks from businessmen present. Ar
guments for and agaiz snst early clos
ing were advanced. Finally R. c.
Brown brought the discussion to a
climax by moving the appointment Of
a committee to take up with the ORR
entail merchants the subject Of getting
q general earIy-closing movement
lounched in time to be operative dur
ing the holidays incidentally, the
discussion brought out that there ap-
pears to be less and less valuable
night trade for the merchants. and
that even though their total business
Is increasing, the night sales, for in
stance on Saturday night, show that
people noWa1ays are shopping eafit
) The visitors spoke briefly. H0tafian.
Epson of Cleveland and J. H Nea
stadt, manufacturers agent, who
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
SUIT IS Fight
BYDELEGATEON
QUEEN DOMINIS
Says LiliuokaIani is Entirely
Satisfied With Trust, and
Wants No Change :

That the suit In equity brought by
Prince Jonah Knhio Kalanianaole to
break the trust in which is held the
property of Queen Liliuokalant l.
nothing more than The commence
ment Of a fight by the delegate
against the former ruler. Is the decla-
ration Of John a. Dominis. clerk In
the local circuit court, who Is one Of
the respondents in the action.
Statements given the Star Bulletin
by Mr.. Dominis today are similar to
those Of Col. Curtis p. Iaukea, anoth-
er respondent. In that they declare
the suit was brought BY Kuhio without
the queens consent. although he
brought action in her name as her
next best friend"
The queen does not want to break
the trust deed Z, said Dominis. with
considerable elphasis. "The whole
thing Is nothing more than fight by
Kuhio against the queen. There Is no
enmity existing between the queen
and Col Iaukea. and the former de-.
sires to keep her property in trust, ias
she Is being benefited by II"
Queen Very Nue. ePut Out"
Dominis went; on to say that the
queen Is very much Es.pCt out" over the
fact that she has been named as B
plaintiff In the action.
THE queen = perfectly satisfied
with the trust deed" he continued
Her financial condition was, neYefl